A woman reported a suspected DUI, but police tracked her down, demanding ID and trying to force a statement, even though she'd committed no crime. When she firmly invoked her rights and demanded a supervisor, the officer's blatant overreach was fully exposed, forcing him to. >> Is this your vehicle, ma'am? >> It doesn't matter what my vehicle is. I let the lady dispatch know that I don't want to talk to no cops. >> Okay. But I came here looking for you because >> Because why? >> Because if we're arresting somebody, ma'am, I would like to have a >> I don't want to I don't want to talk to you. I don't have anything to do with anything. I was just being a good citizen and letting y'all know that somebody was driving and weaving. I had not committed a crime. I have not committed any offense. I have not done anything wrong. >> That's what I'm trying to explain to you. I have good reason to believe you're a witness to a criminal offense and you refuse to identify yourself to me. >> I don't know if it was criminal or not. >> Not you think. >> And that this witness is all I'm doing is I saw him I saw him weaving. That's it. Call your supervisor out here, please. I don't want to talk to you. >> I don't have to listen to you. >> He's home now. >> Okay. >> Unless we have a witness statement. >> I'm not going to be a witness to anything. And you have no right to ask my ID or anything. Ma'am, >> I could. >> I have not committed a crime. You wouldn't have a witness anyway. >> And that's exactly where we are. You stopped your vehicle. We're pointing me over there. >> So, what do you need me now for? >> Nothing now, but Okay. Thank you. I think he's getting cut loose. >> Thank you.