This veteran was stopped simply for matching a description and ordered to show ID without reasonable suspicion of a crime, citing his fourth and fifth amendment rights. He gave only his first name. But when an officer drew a taser just because his hand went into his pocket, tensions spiked. Calm and unshaken, he refused unlawful searches, challenged their overreach, and walked away without a single charge. >> Why am I being in his hand? >> Because I need to find out who you are. >> N there's no reason to get your taser out on me. I have not committed a crime. >> I feel you are a threat to me. How how do you feel that I'm a threat by walking down the street? I have not committed any kind of crime whatsoever. >> Your name? >> I do not have to present my ID to you. >> We're looking for a suspect video. >> I'm sorry. I'm not the suspect. >> So once I know that you're not who I think you are. We are leaving. I just need to see your ID. >> That's not fair. Why do I have to present my ID to you unlawfully? >> If you're not him, we're leaving. >> My name is Ricky. I just want to know your last name and I'm out of your business. >> You could be out of my business right now. Let me go on back home. I'll freely leave when you guys move away from me cuz I don't feel safe. >> You want to leave? You're free to stay here all day. >> You're a little paranoid. >> I am. I'm very paranoid of you guys.