I'm not breaking the law. But I'm not. I've lived here my whole life. >> Officer threatening the local citizen to identify himself or get a ticket. See how this interaction unfolds. >> From I'm not breaking the law. Am I breaking the law, sir? >> No, sir. >> Then why am I being stopped? Cuz you stopped a car and got out. >> I did I stopped the car cuz you dropped your bike. >> I'm going to the store and that is really none of your business either because I'm not breaking the law. But I'm not. I've lived here my whole life. For driving a bike? I never gave you a name and I don't have to prove nothing cuz I didn't Did I break the law? >> I'll write you a ticket. >> For what? A ticket for what? >> Police officer asked you a question. >> Did I break a law? I'm not I'm riding a bike. I'm riding a bike, okay? I'm not a strange in town. I grew up in Amsterdam. My name is Michael Faircloth. I grew up in Amsterdam, Ohio. Actually, you get paid to patrol town. You don't get paid to harass people who pedal on bikes. I'm pedaling a bike, brother. I'm not harassing anybody. I know you're not pedaling. I'm pedaling. I'm not breaking the law. I'm not driving or nothing, dude.