You can go. What did I do wrong? I do not have to. I've not committed a crime. What was my crime? Please tell me the crime that I committed. You have the right to remain So then I do not have to give me my ID or identify myself because I've not committed a crime. No, No, I do not. I've not committed a crime and I'm not under arrest. It states it in the law. No, that's fine. Sergeant can come out. Not a problem. You're supposed to know the law on top of that. So when I ask what NRS code or violation that I went ahead and committed or infraction, you're supposed to as an officer of the law state that. That's supposed to be your knowledge. I've been better. She tells me I have not committed a crime or a charge. So I do not have to identify myself. But I still do not have to present my ID. I still do not have to present my ID. No, I do not. I don't want to argue with you. After speaking with her, you're free to go at the moment. Okay.