Ma'am, I'm recording for my own safety. The speed limit is 65. I was going 66 and you're on my ass and then you tailgate me and then you go faster than me. You're an officer of the law. The speed limit states that it is 65. So, you are not allowed to go past that speed limit, period. What makes you think that just because you're an officer that you can go >> license, please? What did I do wrong? I would like to identify >> You don't have to. I have not committed a crime. What was my crime? Please tell me the charge that I committed. >> the 214. Can you come to my 20? Please tell me the crime that I committed. I wanted to have a proper conversation with you to let you know that I can't catch people that are doing 80. Where does it state in the law that you're not allowed to go over the speed limit unless it's an emergency? Please tell me the NRS code that states that or the DMV code and traffic laws that state that you can do that. >> Okay, but look. No, please state that to me. I'm I'm invoking my Fifth Amendment right. Do you know what my Fifth Amendment right is? No, I don't. Tell me. >> Okay, you're an officer of the law. Fifth Amendment right states that when I invoke that, whatever charge or crime you're committing me of, you have to go ahead and state that and show it to me therein. Okay. So, please tell me the NRS code that states that you're allowed to go faster than 65 unless it is an emergency. >> I'm trying to enforce public safety because my radar was flashing 75, 78, 79. So, somebody up there is speeding and 90