Police bring a K9 claiming to smell something suspicious. But the driver stands his ground, records everything, and exposes their abuse of power. A showdown that leaves the cops speechless. >> Right, gang? I don't have nothing to step out the vehicle for. Why do we have to step out the car? >> Because I'm going to run my K9 around the car. >> RUN YOUR YOU CAN RUN YOUR K9 around the car without us in the car. >> I'm going to place you under arrest if you don't want to get out of the car, >> man. I'm waiting on your SARS. I told you that. I'm waiting on the SARS. >> When he gets here and you're still not out of the car, I'm going to place you under. >> Waiting on your SARS. I'm going to do everything with your SARS. Just calm down, bro. I am going to ask for you to get out of the vehicle. If you don't want to get out of the vehicle, I'm going to have to take you to jail over >> now. Why are we being exited out the vehicle? We got a lawsuit against you, bro. You really don't believe that, do you? >> I a lot of people threaten lawsuits, >> dude. This ain't no threat. I promise you the same. >> That's fine. >> I am going to let you know that you're coming out of this vehicle, whether you like it or not. >> Man, you can snatch me up, slam me, do what you want, buddy. >> Do you smell anything in here, bro? >> I don't know what smack crack cocaine smells like. >> You're lying. I find it in that car. >> So, where was it then? If you found >> it was in your shoe. Are you going to get out of the car? >> Yeah. When you saw us get here, bro. Okay. My sergeant's here and you're under arrest. >> Can you let your sergeant pull up? >> You're under arrest. >> What I'm under arrest for? >> For not for obstructing. >> Now, I'll remind you I do not give you guys to set the search bar.