Two deputies approach a man sitting in his broken-down car after a vague call about a suspicious vehicle and immediately demand ID. Knowing his rights, he asks a simple question, "What crime is he suspected of?" When they can't justify the stop, the encounter escalates, ending with a questionable arrest. If I'm not suspected of a crime, I don't need to produce my ID. If I'm suspected of a crime, then you have to I have a legal right or right to contact you and obtain your information. We received a radio call regarding you for suspicious activity. And what crime is that? Is that a Is that a felony or misdemeanor? It is activity that could is intended to discover if you are in the process of committing a felony or a misdemeanor. Give us your ID. If you choose not to do that, that's considering obstructing us from performing our job. If you continue down this road, we're going to place you in handcuffs here in just a second and you're going to be under arrest. >> You might be being detained right now. I am What am I being detained for? >> You are being detained while we conduct our investigation of the suspicious activity. >> What crime do you suspect me of committing that you're detaining me for? Burglary. How's that? Okay, and you said you don't live Is that what the call was for? Burglary? >> Nope. It was for suspicious person. You know what? We're all done. Put him in handcuffs. I'm done. Hands behind your back. Hey, it's Don't Don't Please don't touch me. This is an arbitrary arrest. Okay, you and your buddy