No, I'm getting you a lawful order to get out your license. >> You're giving me a lawful order for what? >> Yes. >> To get out your license. >> Why? Why? >> I've already explained it. >> I'm not in a vehicle. >> You're under arrest. >> For what? Are you serious? >> No. >> No, you're not serious? >> I'm totally serious. >> Really? For what? >> For what? >> For what? >> I've warned you. I've given you a lawful order. You're operating a motor vehicle. You need a license. >> buddy. All wrong. Come on. >> As soon as we get >> Put the cuffs on. >> They'll be going on in a minute. >> Come on, man. >> So, you have to wait for somebody else because >> What? >> If he's breaking the law, he's not doing anything wrong. >> What are you doing? >> Police approached a married couple, accusing the husband of violating traffic laws related to his out-of-state license plates. However, the man insisted he had done nothing wrong, explaining that he was legally parked and was not operating the vehicle when the encounter began. As the officer repeatedly demanded identification and pressured him with threats of arrest, the man calmly questioned the legal basis for the stop, requested a supervisor, and challenged the officer's authority in the absence of any evidence of criminal wrongdoing. As inconsistencies in the officer's explanations began to emerge and their justifications became increasingly unconvincing, they found themselves unable to support their actions, leaving them with no choice but to quickly back down and walk away from the encounter. >> Yeah, I have a question for you, officer. >> What's that? >> Was there any reason why you were trying to stop me in a parking lot over there? >> I wasn't trying to stop you until after you left. >> Okay, so >> out of your car. You cut through this parking lot. >> I didn't cut through the parking lot. I came over here to park in the light because you chased after me. Because you came OUT OF THAT PARKING lot almost sideways. >> Do you have a license? >> Yeah, I do. >> Where is it? >> I mean, look, does it look like I got a license on me? Come on, man. I come to get my dinner and that's it. I'm going home. >> the second time that you on your own decided to approach me when I wasn't even messing >> I didn't approach you. I went to go get my food. >> now? >> I went to go get my food. >> I understand that. >> Okay, so how ARE YOU SAYING SECOND TIME? >> Now you're >> Second time? >> Yes. What's your name? Stop. >> Man. >> Stop. >> For what? >> I'm stopping >> What WHAT ARE YOU STOPPING me for? >> I just told you you don't have a front plate. You cut through this lane. >> I don't have a spot for a front plate. >> So, what's your name? What's your name? >> Going to tell you what it is. >> I understand that. I wasn't even talking to him when he got out of his car. >> Yes, you weren't. YOU SAID THERE'S NO REASON TO GET OUT OF YOUR CAR. >> SAID. NOW YOU'RE >> AND I SAID, "YES, THERE IS. I'M GOING TO GET MY FOOD." >> TWICE. Now you've approached me. >> No, once. Once. BECAUSE HE COMES SIDEWAYS OUT OF THIS PARKING LOT. COME ON, MAN. >> It's called harassment. >> There you go. There's my license. No. >> Yes. >> No. >> Yes. >> Why? I'm not in the vehicle. >> I'M STOPPING YOU. >> I'M NOT IN A VEHICLE. >> I'M NOT ARGUING WITH YOU. I'M NOT ARGUING WITH >> WHAT ARE YOU STA- >> I'M STOPPING YOU. >> LOOK, YOU'RE SITTING IN THE PARK- LOOK, YOU HAVE NO LIGHTS. THIS IS NOT A TRAFFIC STOP. >> GET OUT YOUR LICENSE. >> WHAT ARE WE DOING? >> I'm stopping you. Get out your license. >> Now he's harassing us. It's all good. Here, baby. What are you stopping me for? >> I've already told you. >> No, you haven't. >> I'm going to tell you again. >> What did you tell me? >> You don't have a front plate. >> I don't have a front plate. >> How many cars don't have a front plate? >> cars Hold on. Look Look right here. >> Those aren't driving on the road. >> That car doesn't have a front plate. >> Those aren't driving on the road. >> But you can sell them. So, if you can sell them, so you can't drive them on? >> Man, don't harass folks. Don't harass folks. >> Get out your license. >> No. >> I'm giving you a lawful order. >> Get out your license. >> You're giving me a lawful order for what? >> Yes. To get out your license. >> Why? Why? >> I've already explained it >> I'm not in a vehicle. >> arrest. >> For what? Are you serious? >> No. >> No, you're not serious? >> I'm totally serious. >> Really? For what? >> For what? For what? >> W, I've given you a lawful order. You're operating a motor vehicle. >> all wrong, buddy. All wrong. Come on. >> As soon as we >> Put the cuffs on. >> They'll be going on in a minute. >> Come on, man. >> So, you have to wait for somebody else because Since when? >> If he's breaking the law, he's not doing nothing wrong. >> What are you doing? >> For no reason. >> Call your supervisor. >> Why are you getting angry? >> Call your supervisor. >> Everybody has a supervisor. Everybody has a supervisor. >> Call your supervisor. Call your supervisor. Yeah. >> Why not? Well, what's his What's his name? What's his name? Yeah. What's his name? What's your supervisor's name? Please call your supervisor. Okay, well, what's his name? What's her name? >> You'll get it when we're done here. >> Well, why can't we have it now? >> Because that's not what we're doing right now. >> because I feel unsafe and I don't like how you and him I feel You can't tell me what to do. >> Actually, I can. >> Yeah. How? I would like your supervisor's name because I don't feel like you are being a safe person. Then let me have the number. >> You can look it up. >> supervisor's name? >> I'm dealing with him right now. I'm not dealing with you. You can wait for that information. >> Okay, so >> I need a supervisor on site right now. >> No, they're not on >> I need a supervisor on site. >> You can wait. >> You don't get my ID. This man right here can have my ID. You are harassing me. There you go. >> We weren't even stopped. >> I stopped the car in the middle of the road. >> Well, now, yeah, sure, but we weren't even driving when you finally pulled over when you're already in the middle of the parking lot or in the street. >> [ __ ] This [ __ ] is dumb as [ __ ] >> Don't what? Right, but we weren't doing anything wrong. Wanting to pull us over for no reason. >> Stop right here in the middle of the road with no lights, talking about this is a traffic stop with no emergency lights. This is a traffic >> He does now. >> I got video where he just sat there. >> You want to see it? Well, I just showed him the turn. >> I need a supervisor out here. I For real, I need a supervisor. >> What would you say if there was a supervisor? >> So, you're you're on probation. You're on felony probation. >> You're [ __ ] full of [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> You're full of [ __ ] >> No. >> You're not? No, driving without a license. That's not you on felony probation? >> Maybe [ __ ] 5 8 years ago. >> Harold. >> Yeah. I didn't tell you who I am. >> Yeah. Why don't you just calm down? >> I'm calm, bro. You stopped me from getting my dinner. I'm angry. >> From the very second that we saw you when you jumped out of your car the first time. >> second time when you jumped out of >> To get my food. You see it's police harassment. Somebody video this [ __ ] I do have a license. I can get >> Whatever. You do >> My phone. >> Whatever. >> I got all the paperwork. I'm fine. I know I'm good. >> Do you have a license? >> Yeah. >> Can you drive then? >> Yeah. >> Then please do so. >> Okay. >> You wouldn't even be here if you weren't jumping out of your car. >> He was getting his food. God. >> Getting your food here to >> Oh, no. But you said the first time he didn't jump out the first time. Remember? You said he jumped out the first time. No, he didn't. I'm going TO TALK. I'M DRIVING. I HAVE A LICENSE. BYE. >> GREAT. Good for you. >> Yeah.