Police demand a woman's ID after an arrest she wasn't involved in, calling it a lawful order. When she refuses and cites the law and past police misconduct, the officer escalates, revealing a troubling abuse of authority. >> You're driving a vehicle and I have to do a report. Give me a report on >> I have to do a report on the fact that I just arrested him on a warrant. >> Well, what does that have to do with me? >> You're driving the motor vehicle and now you're standing here in my face. >> I'm not in your face. YOU GOT IN MY FACE. >> I didn't see your ID. >> You approached. Why? Because it is a lawful order from a law enforcement officer. >> Give me a reason why. By law, by state law, you have to give your name and date of birth. >> You have to give a reason why. >> This gentleman. >> Okay. Well, then you just took him away and I'm leaving then. >> You are not free to go until you give me your name and your date of birth. >> Why do you need my name and date of birth? >> You can go sit in the car then. You don't want to give any info. Go ahead. Go sit in the car. I'm not going to deal with this. Go sit in the car. Have a nice night. >> Stop yelling and talking allowed to tell you what to do. >> But I didn't do anything wrong. I get that you may not have done anything wrong. What you're doing wrong is the way that you're acting right now. You approach me with you in my personal space. >> Please go get back in your vehicle. >> No. >> And >> I want to know what's going on. >> Sounds good. All right, ma'am. Have a great night.