A minor neighbor dispute turns tense when an officer demands information without clear reason. Calm and informed, the woman invokes her right to remain silent and questions the need for ID. As pressure builds, she stands firm. Watch how far the situation goes. I'm here for this. I'm here for a dispute between you and your neighbor. Are you putting charges on me? Are you putting charges on her? >> Just because you're impeding my investigation. >> I cannot impede your investigation. You don't have the right to make me incriminate myself. So, I'm going to get your information. No, you're not. You're not going to give me your your information. >> Why? Not unless you threaten me to arrest me. So, you're going to impede my investigation. All I needed, ma'am, all I need is your information and I will get it now. >> a suspect in a crime? So, you're going to impede my investigation. No. I just said if you threaten me to arrest, I will just give it to you. >> your information. >> Are you going to arrest me if I don't give it to you? >> Yes, if you continue to do this and >> That's fine. I am not suspected of any crime, so therefore I have the right Yes, but you are impeding my my investigation. >> You're threatening me with kidnapping. I am not threatening you with kidnapping. >> That is kidnapping if it's if there's no reason.