A troubling example of police overreach. Officers stop a driver with a valid overseas license, insured and legal to drive, yet harass him for hours, threaten to seize property, and ignore the law. Watch how this police misconduct unfolds. >> You now because you've not got any license that we can summon you to in this address in this country for what? >> For driving your vehicle whilst your license >> cuz I'm going to take I'm going to sue you on this. >> You're driving otherwise in accordance to your license. >> That's complete rubbish. I have I have a driving license. Am I legally obligated to tell you where I'm going? I'm not listen. You don't have the right to ask me where I'm going. >> If you give me a chance to speak, I might be able to explain it. >> I don't need an explanation. You're telling me that I have no driving license and I do I'm a non UK doicile. I'm requesting a sergeant. I'm going to ring the police. >> You know what? You're going to ring the police. >> Yeah. Because you clearly don't know. You might be traffic. I understand that. Okay. >> But you don't understand that I have a non UK I'm a non UK doicile. I have an overseas driving license. You can no more stop me as you can an American citizen coming here on an American driving license. >> But at this moment, I believe you've informed my colleagues that you actually live in this country. And then all of a sudden, >> when did I say that to you? Have I said that to you legally? I come to see my children. I'm entitled to do that. >> Going to check out. Don't move anything. >> What can I move, pal? What can I move? I'm not being awkward, but I'm telling you, I've been