This cop tried to turn a harmless bike ride into a full-on investigation and started grilling this guy to get his ID. But the way this man shuts him down is on a whole different level. >> What's your reason for stopping me? >> You don't have a bell on the bike. You're on the sidewalk. >> I have a horn on it. >> You're in the street? >> I'm not on the sidewalk. I got off right here and pulled up. You could do that. All you have to do is give way to pedestrians. >> You're in the street, >> which I can be. It's legal. >> You were in the bike lane. There's no license. >> The street is the bike lane. >> Just come to the hood, man. Relax. >> No. Get your supervisor. What crime have I committed? >> It's an infraction. >> What's the infraction? >> Just give me your name. >> What's the infraction? What's your name? >> I don't answer questions. >> You just have to ID yourself. That's it. >> No, I don't. Fourth amendment. What's your ass? Reasonable, articular suspicion that I have, am or about to commit a crime. I don't have to surrender my rights. My person is my property. My ID is my property. I don't have to surrender. I don't answer questions. Fifth Amendment. This is an illegal detainment. >> I'm not upset. I'm educating you. I refuse to answer questions pursuant to my fifth amendment of the United States Constitution. >> You just have to ID yourself. >> I I don't have to ID myself. Absent of crime. I went to law school, buddy.