If I want to get your ID because I'm checking who you are, then yes I can. >> No, you can't. You have to have reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime. What is your suspicion of a crime? >> You're on private property. I don't know who you are. >> I'm private property working. You don't have to check my ID. >> But I don't know that you're actually working. >> The officer never actually gave any specific suspicion of a crime. He just said he didn't know who she was, and that's not enough under the law. >> I'm here to work. I've got the keys. I've literally showed you I've got the keys right here. I can go open the door to go in to go do my job. >> And I'm happy for you, but >> Your job is to hear come check and see if I'm here, why I'm here. I told you why I'm here. >> That's right. >> So now you can go about your way. >> She got his badge number and name on camera, and the officer had to let her go. No RAS, no ID required. >> So, have a nice night. >> He's in an unmarked vehicle. Completely unmarked. I thought they had to have marked vehicles at night to pull over. Bye-bye.