An officer tries to detain a man without naming a specific crime and demands ID without legal grounds. When the man calmly insists on a real charge first, the officer escalates, exposing just how far this abuse of power goes. >> Parked in the roadway and I'm getting cussed on me for put for asking questions. I ask if I've been detained. I'm saying yes. No crimes been committed. I'm being detained for >> nothing. You are more than welcome to to to film or whatever you need. Okay. >> I I I don't I no under arrest. I'm under arrest. What's the What is the crime? >> You failed to provide ID on demand. >> What's the crime? You can't charge me with failure to ID unless I've been arrested or you know or you can articulate a crime. Am I right? Just like resisting, right? >> Secondary >> charge. You got to charge me with a crime, man. What crime are you committing me with, dude? >> What crime are you char? I'm getting kidnapped. What charge are you What am I going to get arrested for? A ticket. So, what crime are you are you charging me with? >> I asked you for your ID multiple times. >> For what crime? Yeah. And I ask you what? Articulate your crime. >> Literally parked in the middle of the road. >> This is not that. You're standing the middle of the road. This is this between two lanes. This is the right side of the