Police confronted a man over an illegal parking claim, even though his car was off and breaking no law. When he refused to show ID and stood firm on his rights, the officer tried to intimidate him with arrest threats, but when challenged to justify his actions, the cop had no answer, retreating in silence. His abuse of power laid bare. For what reason do you want to see my ID? You were driving this automobile? I was not driving when you got here. I need to be driving. You give me a citation, you can put it in the mail because I'm parked the wrong way. I asked you for a driver's license. I don't need to give it to you because I'm not operating that vehicle. >> your name and date of birth? I'm not giving you that. No, because I did not do anything wrong. >> You drove on the wrong side of the road, you admitted I'm not in the wrong side of the road. It's parked right here. Everybody parks like that. I have to be committing a crime. >> committing a crime. >> I'm not committing a crime. >> So, I have three. What is it? So, you drove on the wrong side of road, you parked on the wrong side of road, and now this vehicle sitting here, I asked you for your ID because you were sitting in this car when I pulled up. >> And it's not being occupied. It's not a lawful order because I have not done anything wrong. Yes, you have. This is not wrong cuz we park our cars like this all the damn time. You're going to arrest me if I don't give it to you? Okay, are you going to arrest me if I don't give it to you? Well, tell me. No, you need to tell me. Am I going to be arrested? >> to take you in and arrest you getting from doing my investigation. Okay, well, I'm not going to give it up. Because I have not done anything. See?