So, are you still not going to identify yourself? >> I'm asking. If I don't identify myself >> No, you didn't. I have it on camera, sir. >> All I told you is that this is a stop and ID state. We are legally talking to you. We're asking you to step out of the vehicle. You need to identify yourself. >> Am I going to go to jail if I don't? >> We are legally out here with you right now. >> Legally out here with Okay. >> And that means that you need to identify yourself. >> Do I have to identify myself? >> you that, yes. >> Am I going to go to jail if I don't? >> Police stopped a man following an anonymous call involving vague allegations. Despite being unable to provide any concrete evidence supporting their suspicions, officers repeatedly demanded identification and attempted to justify a search, yet struggled to explain the legal basis for the detention or articulate any reasonable suspicion of criminal activity. As the man calmly asserted his constitutional rights, objected to the search, and recorded the entire encounter, the officers' explanations became increasingly inconsistent. Ultimately, despite issuing no criminal charges or citations, police prolonged the stop before finally being forced to let him go. Faced with the man's persistence, composure, and understanding of his rights, the officers could do little more than retreat from the encounter in embarrassment. >> How's it going? >> Hey, would you mind stepping out of the vehicle for me? Would you mind stepping out, too, sir? >> I do mind stepping out, but I will step out. >> Do you have any weapons on you or anything? >> Not to your concern, I don't. >> Turn around for me. >> Is that for what? Have I committed a crime? >> We were We got called here for you, so we're going to be pulling out of the vehicle and I'm patting you down, so you're coming out of the vehicle. >> Have I committed a crime, though? I know my rights, sir. >> I understand. Do you have an ID on you? >> I don't need to ID myself. I haven't committed a crime. >> I've got two witnesses. >> I ain't done nothing, so Can we go over there cuz I would like to protect my buddy over there cuz I know how y'all cops are. He don't know the law like I do. So, I have a right to step over there, right? >> No, you're staying right here for >> Do I I don't Am I detained? >> At the moment, yes, we're investigating something. >> Okay. So, I can't talk to I can't go over there and protect my friend. >> Well, you know that you know that you know this is a stop and ID state, right? >> No, it isn't. You suspect me of a crime? What crime are you suspecting me of, sir? >> You're stopped. After you get stopped, we talk to you for a legal reason. >> Okay. >> yourself. I need to ID Is it a lawful order? Are you telling me that lawfully? Cuz I'm taking it to court, whether >> Just hold on a sec. >> I just stand up for my rights, man. I'm detained, right? I'm not free to go. >> Look at this moment, you are not free to go. >> Under what suspicion of crime? What am I being detained for? >> We got a 911 call about you. >> A 911 call about me? >> About this vehicle. >> Okay. And what was the 911 call? >> There was no one operating the vehicle. >> Yeah, but certainly wrong spot for the driver. >> For my safety, would you mind heading to the front of my vehicle? >> Is that a lawful order? >> That is lawful. Yeah, I'm I'm going to >> What's your name and badge number? >> I'm Officer Wright, badge number 112. I just need you to the front of the vehicle so you're not >> Okay, but I don't feel safe with that. I would like to be able to video what you're doing in my vehicle, just in case you try to plant some drugs or some weird [ __ ] on me. >> I don't have anything to plant. >> Okay, but that's what they all say. Can I stand over here? I'll stand at a safe distance so I can record my vehicle being searched. >> It's certainly wrong spot if that means it. >> I don't care what that means. I have a freedom of speech. I can call you whatever I want. >> I'm not saying you didn't have the >> All right. Yes, I do. I know exactly why. Stop making me a little [ __ ] >> Do you have your ID on you at all? >> Are you asking me to identify myself? >> I asked you that earlier. >> Okay. Will I go to Are you asking me to identify myself? And if if you are, am I going to go to jail if I don't? >> Have you not identified yourself? >> No, I have not, cuz this is not an ID state. I I must Sir. >> You don't have to give your card, but you do need to give your name and date of birth, if you are asked. >> No, sir. That's not how that works. What's your name and badge number again? >> I need you to step a little further back. Okay, you're way too close. >> Actually, the traffic stop rule is 10 ft in Arkansas. >> further back. Are you still not going to identify yourself? >> I'm asking, if I don't identify myself, No, you didn't. I have it on camera, sir. >> All I told you is that this is a stop and ID state. We are legally talking to you. >> Okay. >> I asked you to step out of the vehicle. You need to identify yourself. >> Am I going to go to jail if I don't? >> We are legally out here with you right now. >> Legally out here with Okay. >> And that means that you need to identify yourself. >> Do I have to identify myself? >> Told that. Yes. >> Am I going to go to jail if I don't? Call your supervisor out here, please. Can I talk to a supervisor, please? >> Yeah, put it back, [ __ ] Put it back where it was. Everything. I want it all back where it was, [ __ ] Thank you. Good boy. Good boy. Yeah, go call your supervisor. So, you're So, you're You're stopping me from >> told you to stay over here, and then you keep >> So, you're stopping me from being able to report or not if he's putting drugs in my car. >> right there. >> Yes, I could. That'd be cool. I just want to get a video footage >> with that view? >> Yeah, I'm fine with it. >> Are you happy with that distance? That's okay? >> Yeah, that's fine with me. You're not too You're not good enough to be a state trooper. >> I'm going to I'm going to put that stuff back down. >> Thank you. Come on. I'll follow you. And I'll stand at a safe distance to since you're a [ __ ] >> I appreciate it. >> Yeah, I don't want to do that. That's [ __ ] man. >> Okay. >> Wrecks my whole day. What if I just organized my [ __ ] And then you just [ __ ] go through there like a tornado. >> Yeah. No, it is [ __ ] >> Yeah, so you guys are free to go. >> Um I don't see anything on the search waiver. >> So, can I I would still like to know why I was trying to be ID'd. Try to be ID'd. >> Because I want to know who I'm talking to in case there's legitimacy to this report. >> is this your one of your fellow officers? Are you the supervisor? >> I'm not a supervisor. >> Okay, well, you should train this guy to stop lying. Cuz he tried to lie to me. Probably in the door, bro. He said that I would go to jail, which was a total [ __ ] lie. And that's against the Constitution. It's a lie. >> Do you Well, that is a lie. I don't think the Constitution says anything about lying, but uh do you have any questions for us before we go? >> I would like Dude, I guess you're not under comprehending or you didn't go to grade, dude. >> Okay. >> Uh you rolled up on us. You told us this wherever he is told said that we were human trafficking. Is that what you said, right? >> No, we didn't accuse you of it. >> Okay, so what what Okay, you tell me. >> So, the report was this gentleman over here said that you had spoken to him and used the words specifically sell that you were seeing if he was interested in a woman you had to sell. So, that's how we came over to investigate. >> So, you rolled up on us >> Yes. >> because of this random guy and decided you're going to search us. >> No, no, no. I decided I was going to investigate. It's when his ID >> Okay, so do your investigation on what we got stopped for, sir. >> I don't know what what else you want me to say about that. >> You pulled me out of the floor, out of the comfort of my own car. >> put my hands on you at all. >> It don't matter. >> You said I pulled you out of the vehicle. >> You told me to get out of the vehicle, sir. >> Yes. >> You told me to get out of the vehicle, so I did. >> Right. >> And I haven't committed any crime. >> Okay. >> Get the hell out of here. >> Is there a question? >> Get on out of here, dude. Get on out of here. >> I'm happy to. >> Bye. >> You all have a good one. Hey, you're just a lady. >> Get out of here. Go do your [ __ ] job, [ __ ]