I told you you have the my permission to search the whole vehicle because that's what you guys want to do in the first place. So do that and don't [ __ ] me around. >> Cops thought they could intimidate an easy target during an alley stop until the driver calmly recorded everything, challenged the stop, refused unlawful demands, and demanded accountability. Watch how he exposes the pressure tactics and flips the script. >> Yes, I do. It's in the vehicle. >> Want to get it for me? >> No, you can get it. You want me to get You want me to reach in your vehicle? >> You have permission to search my vehicle. >> Listen, if you want to search my vehicle, ask me like a regular citizen. Ask me to search my vehicle. >> I'm going to ask you for your insurance. That's what I'm asking. You want to grab it for me? >> I told you it's in there. >> Well, you can. >> No, you you have more than enough authority because you stopped the vehicle. So, you can get the insurance because I don't want to reach for anything around you. Anything. I don't want to be a victim. >> Where's the insurance? >> I just told him he can get it out the vehicle. more time. >> But yeah, I told you you have the my permission to search the whole vehicle because that's what you guys want to do in the first place. So do that and don't [ __ ] me around. Is that fair enough? >> Search the vehicle because that's what you want to do. >> Why? >> I don't know. For what reasons? Because right now you you basically just you basically just pulled over a vehicle for being in the alley speaking to this man. It it wasn't parked in the alley. The the motor was running. >> The motor was running. It wasn't parked. I live right here >> and and this guy lives here. >> Promise. >> No, but it wasn't a problem. It's that you guys have nothing to do. You guys have nothing to do. That's what's going on. You have nothing to do. I don't hear your [ __ ] radio going off calling you and saying, "Hey guys, we need help anywhere." I don't hear anything happening. So, you have nothing to do. >> That's why we're here, >> right? Because you have nothing to do. Literally, boom. I just wanted that to be a fact. >> Black guy, the Mexican guy talking. >> Yeah. I wanted that to be a fact. And you really should watch what you say, sir. >> Why is that? I'm just repeating. No, you should watch what you say, sir. >> Okay, I will. Thank you. >> You should. >> You really should watch what you say. >> I heard you the first time. >> Okay. >> Okay. Did you hear me acknowledge? >> Yeah, I did. Could you not walk towards me because it's threatening to me? >> Oh, how's that threat? >> It's threatening to me. >> Okay. >> And if I feel threatened, I have to protect myself. >> Well, so do I. >> That's what I'm saying. But I'm not walking up on you. >> You're walking up on me. >> Driver looking for him. Can you help him, please? >> No, I'm not going to help him do anything. You guys pulled this vehicle over. I told you you have permission to search the whole vehicle. So, you should be able to find the insurance yourself because you're a cop. Do your job and don't uh offend me or threaten me with your tactics because that's what you're trying to do. You thought I was an average guy, average Joe. You just want to walk towards me and [ __ ] like you're going to do something to me. Why would you do that? I'm standing on private property. Can I get you guys to uh state your names for me, please? Because I really need to make sure that you're officers because you're acting under a uniform right now. color of law. >> That's okay. >> You're acting under a color of law right now because you're wearing a badge and a uniform. So, I'm asking you again to identify yourselves to me. >> I'm asking you Hey, excuse me. I just asked these two gentlemen to identify themselves to me. >> Yeah, I will. Thank you. >> No one has identified themselves to me and I've asked them several times. Like I just told you guys, you have permission to search the car. So, search the car because that's what you want to do anyway. And I just asked you guys to identify yourselves to me. You're servants of the law. Correct. Correct. I'm going to ask you again, sir. Sheriff, you you you took a oath, didn't you, Sheriff or deputy? You took an oath involved in this. You took Yes, I am. This is my vehicle. >> You took an oath, right, to uphold the law, and I just asked you to identify yourself. You guys have a good