Pulled over for a minor lane violation, a man calmly asserts his rights and questions the stop. Officers refuse to identify themselves and escalate with a K9 search without clear cause. Standing firm, he challenges their authority. What happens next reveals clear overreach. >> What are you coming from right now? >> Temple. >> All right. What's going on up there? >> Nothing, man. I was going to get up to the store and then uh like you said, you saw me just cross over the line, so >> Is that what you were doing in Temple, man? >> Uh I'm only required to answer the questions that the reason why you pulled me over, sir. I want to I want your name and badge number. >> I said it has nothing to do with this one, Mark Cooper. >> Yeah, you're here with him, so It's you're here with him, no? >> Yes, sir. Is there anything in your vehicle that >> No, sir. >> narcotics? What about firearms? >> Nothing. >> What about large amounts of US >> Nothing. >> Do you take responsibility for everything in the vehicle? >> You don't have consent for anything, sir. I don't give consent. I don't give consent to search for nothing. >> Sir, we have a narcotics canine on the way right now, all right? So, we're going to have him just run in the area around the vehicle. He'll be on alert and you'll be on your way again, all right? >> Sir, I'll talk to you a minute. Don't touch the car. >> I'm going to back. All right. We're going to go in front of this car. >> Put him in the front of the