What seems to be the problem? >> You parked here? >> Yeah. >> Okay, and you walked down the park >> Public street. I can park anywhere I want as long as I'm not blocking someone's driveway, right? >> Public street, parked legally, just walking his dog. No crime, no problem. >> Can I get your name? >> I don't think that I need to unless I've committed a crime or I'm suspected of a crime. Colorado states that I have to be under suspicion of a crime, either have committed one or I am about to. And you have to have reasonable suspicion that I am about to or have or something of that nature. Me parking on the side of the street, walking my dog, nothing about that is illegal. So, yes, sir, let's Failure to ID is a secondary charge, meaning, "Hey, look, I just did this crime. Now you come up and say, 'I need your information. You're being charged with such and such a crime.'" I must identify myself at that point. And if I do not identify myself at that point, I would get the secondary charge of failure to identify because I am lawfully arrested or being charged lawfully with a crime. Is that what's happening? >> That's what's happening. >> Okay. But, can you put that down?