Police stop a man for speeding, but things go downhill fast when he asks for proof. Instead of showing evidence, the officer escalates, making threats and trying to force him out of the car. What happens next exposes a blatant abuse of power you won't believe. >> I stopped you cuz I got you going 74 back there. You got your driver's license, insurance, >> but you know, a speeding infraction is not a crime. >> It is a crime. It's a violation of the Arkansas law. Give me your driver's license now. >> No. No. It don't work like that. >> Yes, it does. I'm I'm in charge. >> You need me. You are not in charge. You work for the city. I'm not getting out of nothing. >> So, you broke my door now. You just broke my >> Get out of the truck, >> sir. Let's do this the right way. >> I'm not playing with you. Get out. >> You're Sir, you're going to tave me for a >> Get out of the truck now. >> Sir, you're going to get You're going to get You t You don't care about my rights, sir. >> I know you don't cuz you don't stand on the truck. Get your supervisor here. I'm not getting out of this truck. If you put your hands on me, you'll get a civil suit. I'm >> All I ask you for is your driver's license. >> I know what my rights are. I have the right to remain silent. Anything I say can and will be used against me in the court of law. You can do whatever you got to do. Violate my rights and I'll sue you personally. Are you going to arrest me if I don't? Yes. Okay. So, under the threat of arrest. Here's my driver's license. >> Okay. You don't have any insurance. >> Just go run this thing. Do your job. Close my door.