Police pull over a man and his daughter, demanding their IDs without any legal basis. But when he refuses and calls for a supervisor, the officer's power trip unravels, exposing his unlawful actions and leaving him scrambling in embarrassment. >> I'm going to ask you politely, please, to identify. >> Thank you. No, sir. No, I haven't committed no crime, >> ma'am. Do you have an ID? >> She She's young. Don't talk to her. >> You can still have an ID at >> No, she's Don't talk to her. She's 16. >> All right, put your hands on the steering wheel for me. >> For what? >> Turn the car off. >> I'm not going anywhere. I'm waiting for your supervisor. >> Are there any weapons in the car? I'm not answering no more questions. I'm waiting for your supervisor. Put your hands on the steer. >> How can I do that? I'm recording you. >> You can still record me. That's fine. Just put your hands on the steering wheel while I get the video. >> I'm not going to do anything to you. I'm not a threat to you. You have You have a gun and a taser and I don't have none of that. >> You have what? You think I'm going to come out here and shoot you? >> I'm asking you if there's a weapon in the car. >> No, it's not. It's nothing like it's not If I did have a weapon in my car, >> I just want to get the VIN number. >> Then get it, man. It's right there. >> Stand in front of the vehicle. >> Why? >> Because you're operating >> heavy vehicle. >> What that mean? >> It means that you could run me over. >> I'm not a threat to you. I got my child in the car. We going to go eat, my man. >> Okay. I don't know what you're going >> I'm not going to do it. So for you and your body cam purposes, I'm not a threat towards you. You're a threat towards me. I don't have to have a registered vehicle or a tag for you to stop me. This is not a crime. These are Supreme Court laws. I'm going to show this to your supervisor.