we show up, we still need to determine if a crime has actually occurred. >> But you you don't detain until after that. >> That's not true. >> You can't detain before you know a crime is committed. Man, >> I have reasonable cause to believe a crime has been committed. >> Reasonable articulable suspicion that a crime has or will come on shouldn't detain people without an actual crime. Man, >> I've explained it several times. The vehicle >> I know and we're both cop watchers and activists and we know what's going on. >> So, you know what the vehicle code says about tags, right? >> Yeah. And we everything's good. Look at she's handing your partner the paperwork right there. One, your registration is expired. Two, you have >> tax. Actually, actually, um, >> we just ran it. >> No, no, hold on. Um, can I explain? >> Hold on. Let me >> Okay, I'll let you I'll let you speak. No, no. Yeah, go ahead. Yeah, yeah, that's fine. >> So, first thing, I just ran the plate. >> Mhm. >> So, according to the DMV, >> is it expired? And it expired in June, but you have tags for December. >> So, you have false tags on here now. >> Okay. Uh, I did just recently uh get it. >> I haven't committed a crime. So right now you