The California statute, sir. No reasonable articulable suspicion, you don't get ID anything. >> This citizen exposed how well he knew the law, better than the officers who stopped him. >> Your vehicle's not registered, so that's why I asked for registration. >> I know what I have to do, and I know what I don't have. If I was driving, I would have to give you my registration. Me Hey, listen, listen, cuz I've been through this already. I was sitting in the car, same thing happened. I'm not operating the vehicle. >> Doesn't matter if it's driving or not. It's parked. >> If it's parked, and I'm just sitting in it, but it's not expired. See what you said? Expired. You look at my plate. I know the penal code. >> Penal code. >> It has to be expired and sitting on the roadway. Run my name, if that's what you want to do. Who did you get a call for? Nobody called. Fifth Amendment. If I get arrested, what would be the charge? I didn't do anything. You got no call, so there's no job to do. >> I don't need a call. >> You need reasonable articulable suspicion. There's no crime happening, so why are you talking to me? >> Infraction. >> There's not an infraction. I'm not driving. >> Like most reasonable people, hey, here's my registration and my car. >> But we have a Fifth Amendment, and we have a Fourth Amendment. >> That's all I wanted to discuss with you. >> Yes, sir. I appreciate it.