Do you have an idea on your >> Is this a consensual encounter? >> No, we actually got a call. >> So, a crime being broken? >> No, there isn't. >> Well, since there's not a crime, then you have no investigation, right? >> Oh, I do. I I'm I'm I'm advising you that I got a call. >> So, you just got an anonymous call? >> I Yeah. >> Well, I don't really give out IDs. >> Well, no. No, no, no, no, no. Well, you're required to right now because obviously I got a call. >> Unfortunately, I cannot assist you with your investigation. >> You do have to identify is what I'm saying. >> When it's a call for service, you guys are here to enforce the law. >> Not necessarily. >> Then what else do you enforce? >> Uh so, like reasonable suspicion. >> Is articulable suspicion that a crime is being committed or about to be committed? >> I don't know the definition textbook off my head, right now. >> So, there's no problem with causing me to ID. But, that's not what she's saying. We're still here because she's saying I have to ID. >> Oh, well, that's my fault, right? >> No, no, no, no, but you still have a duty to to correct any erroneous mistakes. >> I don't I don't see any mistakes going on here. >> You just said I don't have to ID. I just told you she said I have to, and now you say you don't see a mistake. >> Well, that's her call. Maybe she sees something that I don't. >> At the end of the day, I'm I'm doing my job.