When blue lights come on, you have to stop and yield to them. >> I'm stopping because you're a suspicious vehicle. >> Being suspicious is not a crime. >> Let me see your driver's license. >> You can go [ __ ] off or call your supervisor here. >> I'm the chief of police. >> Oh, you mean call somebody else? >> You just can't stop people and just tell them to pull over. Don't you see the light? >> That's No, you can't. Is he the chief? Is he the Okay. >> He just kind of got all kind of aggressive. >> you will be identified one way or the other. >> I heard you yelling back at the chief that you didn't believe he was the chief of police. >> he's not in >> He doesn't have to. No policeman has to He just have to say they're the police. >> Man, get the hell out of here. So, somebody So, somebody just has to say they're the cops? >> going to argue and get out. >> I do have my ID. >> Get it out. >> And I'm state law. We have probable cause to arrest you. >> cause is that? >> Trespassing. >> When a police officer identifies himself as a police officer in the state of Georgia, they don't have to give any identification. So, you have obstructed law enforcement so far. >> I'm going to decide whether to book you into the Clayton County jail at this moment, okay? Or let you go on a ticket, or let you go on a verbal. What would you like? >> I'd like to be on my way.