An officer stopped a driver over a damaged bumper and then demanded both he and his passenger show ID and step out without reasonable suspicion of a crime. They refused, citing their rights, and called for a supervisor. Tensions rose as the officer threatened charges, but he didn't expect these men to know the law inside out and turned the tables on his abuse of authority. >> I need your name, your date of birth, >> Demetrius. >> I need a date of birth. >> I'm not giving you that. >> If you refuse to identify yourself, we have a charge. Step out of the car >> for what? You don't even have a reason for what y'all pulled us over for. >> Yeah. being detained just because my front blunker. He said, "Have you been in an accident tonight? My airbags would be deployed. You don't need my passenger information by law. If you're going to write me a citation, write me a citation." He >> What do you need my ID for? >> We just like to know who's ever in the car. >> That's [ __ ] I know my rights and I don't have to give it to you. >> So, am I being detained or not? >> Are we going to jail or are we free to go? >> We explained that to you already. An equipment violation. >> Okay. Equipment violation. So, can you write the ticket so we can go? >> You're not free to go right now. >> I'm being detained for what? He just want to hang this door open cuz he ain't get my ID. >> That's crazy. Like if I'm getting written up for a citation, right? You're not going to use the scare tactic. That that doesn't work. It doesn't matter if you don't have warrants. You don't have to get us information.