I'm not trying to give you any trouble here. >> Yeah, you are. >> How? >> Dude, you just touched me. >> How do you feel? >> A traffic stop does not give you the right to make me out. >> I can pull anyone out of the car. >> Show me the law. >> Show me. >> It's called Pennsylvania agreement. >> In this video, the stop spiraled the moment the officer pulled the driver out of the car and started demanding answers that had nothing to do with the reason for the stop. The driver asked if he was being detained, and the officer kept switching his answer while pushing for personal details he had no right to demand. Every time the driver stayed calm and silent, the officer became more irritated and kept insisting that the story did not make sense instead of doing his job. What should have been a simple ticket turned into a fishing expedition only because the officer refused to accept that the driver did not owe him anything beyond basic identification. >> I don't care. How would you feel? >> All right. Well, put your hands up there. I'm just putting I'm using the back. >> Okay. Well, you don't have my consent to. All right. >> I'm not going in your pocket. I'm asking you, do you have any weapons? >> I'm just telling you, you don't have my consent. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, I don't. I don't have weapons. Period. >> All right. Well, come back here. Come back to my car. >> Zack, get over here now. He's roasting. It's hot in my car. >> Sorry, I'm getting a little irritating. >> Zack, now. >> I'm not trying to give you any trouble here. >> Yeah, you are. >> How? >> Dude, you just touched me. >> I'm feel No, you're not allowed. Show me anyone. Show me the law that show me the law that says that you can take a traffic officer of safety. >> All right. >> No. Officer safety is hell [ __ ] >> Oh, how do I know that you have >> dude pulled me over for a traffic stop and a traffic stop cannot be extended any longer than it takes? >> Investigation. >> What's your >> What? >> What's your articulation? First off, you said you're you're going to Jaws Town. You're from Tennessee. Your story doesn't make sense, man. >> It doesn't matter where I'm going. None of your business. >> You didn't even answer me how long you've been here in Somerset. >> I don't have to answer those questions. >> All right. Well, >> okay. I'm asking you. >> That's That's a consensual conversation. Okay. >> I'm not trying to give you any trouble. >> If you're going to write me a ticket, write me a Yes, you are. You pulled me out of my car >> to talk to you more. I'm asking you, I'm asking you what >> am I being detained? >> No, you're not being detained. Wait, now you are being because it's a traffic stop. Well, >> you're not free to go. I'm asking you a question. All right, >> dude. You're hit, dude. >> How am I hit? >> Trust me, dude. My family's lawyers, dude. You can't. Right now, you've lo you can't. Immunity doesn't cover prolonging a traffic stop. >> I'm not prolonging a traffic stop. >> What do you want >> right now? You are detained because you're you're part of a traffic stop. Part of you committed a traffic violation in the state of Pennsylvania. >> Issue either issue me a ticket for that >> or let me go. >> I'm just talking to you, man. I'm just talking to you. I'm asking. >> No, what you're doing is you're [ __ ] kidnapping me if if you don't if you don't What are you detaining me for? >> You part of a traffic stop. That's my point. >> A traffic stop does not give you the right to make me get out. >> I can pull anyone out of >> show the law. Show me the law. >> It's called Pennsylvania agreement. Look it up. >> What do you want? >> I'm asking you. >> I'm irritated. I'm sorry. >> I'm asking you what you're doing up here. >> Like what? What? >> I'm following my family history. I'm on my way to Philadelphia. >> What are you doing out in Philadelphia? My my four-time greatgrandfather was the brothers of the first governor of Tennessee. That's why I was in Tennessee. >> So, why do you I'm asking you, how long have you been living up here for? >> I don't live up here, but I'm traveling. >> I'm traveling. >> How long have you been living in Tennessee? >> I don't live in Tennessee. >> Well, where do you live? >> I just had I got my car and had it registered in Tennessee because that's where I was I was at at the time and I had to have a legitimate address. >> Yeah. I'm asking you how long you been in Pennsylvania, bro. >> What does that have to do with the traffic stop? >> Because if you got to get your car registered if you're living up here, you're in Pennsylvania. >> What does that have to do with you writing me a ticket? >> I'm just talking to you, man. >> I don't want to talk. >> I'm asking you, is there anything illegal in your car? Any any >> I already told you that. I have I lied to you yet. >> Yes, you have. Actually, >> how? >> Because you've been arrested multiple times. >> I never told I never told you that I haven't been arrested. You never asked me. >> I already I already know what you've been arrested. >> So what? You can't do this, dude. What you're doing is illegal. >> You can't. >> How is it illegal? I'm asking you questions that >> What do you want? What do you want? >> Go to the traffic. >> Going to do and let me go. >> I'm asking you, is there any drugs in your vehicle? >> No, there's no drugs in my vehicle. And no, you don't have permission to get in my vehicle. Just like you didn't have permission to >> I have permission to to risk me out. >> Yes, I do. >> I believe that you're >> not unless you have reasonable articulable suspicion that I committed a crime. >> Committed a crime or bomb in danger. Based off your criminal history, you put the arm in danger. >> Nothing nothing in my criminal history has any type of violence, >> dude. You got to >> I reserve my right to remain silent. >> All right. Well, I back up. >> I'm allowed to wait for backup. >> Okay. Well, >> and I don't want your dog to run away. >> I'm going to file a lawsuit. >> What? You're going to file a lawsuit? What? A traffic for >> your dog's out there. So, >> so what? Come on. Let's go, Zack. What are you going to file a lawsuit on? >> Two, whatever. Go, Zack. Get in there now. >> Go. >> I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything, dude. >> I don't have >> What's your badge number? >> I don't have to give that to you. We don't wear badges. >> You don't have a badge number? >> My name's right there. >> You don't have a badge number? >> I don't have to give you my badge. It's not part of your policy. >> Police doesn't wear badges. You don't have to give that to me. >> All right. >> All right. You can get back in your car. You're free to go. All right. I'm not I'm not going to mess with you anymore cuz offic answer any of my questions. >> What did I do? >> What? You committed two traffic violations. One, your third brake light's broken out and you cross the center line three times. That's why I pulled you over. >> Yeah. Yeah. Shouldn't just kick my ass for that. You know, everybody does it. You do it, too. Except for you're exempt from the law. They don't apply to you. >> Do what? Huh? >> We're We enforce the laws. I'm not if I would >> if Listen, I'm not trying to be rude to you or disrespectful. I would be lying to you if I haven't committed a traffic violation. Everyone does it. >> Yeah, but you don't get you don't have anybody to hold you accountable. I mean, you can pull me over for little [ __ ] like that, but I didn't do anything, dude. I cross the line all the time. >> I'm not saying I'm not saying you're a you're a careerong criminal. You're out here doing crazy stuff. I'm just after you you're you're not answering any of my questions. I don't have to answer your questions, dude. >> All I asked you is where you're from, Tennessee. Your license is out of Missouri. How long have you been living in Tennessee for? >> I am I'm not living in Tennessee. I just got had to get residence so that I could register this vehicle. >> See, I'm not trying to give you a hard time. I'm just asking >> you. That has nothing to do with me crossing the yellow line, man. >> Yes, it does. >> No, it doesn't. >> It doesn't, dude. It doesn't matter. I mean, I don't have to. This is a consensual. There's your buddy. >> You can record and and yell at me on camera. >> You should be recording, too. I'm not yelling at you. I am recording right there. >> I'm not yelling at you. >> I am not yelling at you. >> You're being disrespectful because I'm trying to ask you questions and you're like saying you're going to start to get frustrating. I'm just recording it for my safety, man. I don't trust you guys. >> All right. Well, I'm not here to give you a hard time. I'm just asking it. >> I asked you how long you were at your buddies for. You didn't even give me that answer. >> Why do I have to answer that question? How long? >> Because your story doesn't make sense. >> Where do you live? Let me see your driver's license. >> All right. >> Your story doesn't make sense. You said you >> you've been at your buddies. You're coming through from Tennessee. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Well, how long have you been in >> Why does that matter? Why does it matter? >> I like this place. If I If I was staying here, I would live here. >> I'm asking if you've been here. >> The people are really nice. >> If you've been here for for more than 30 days, you have to get get a residence. >> You have to get a driver's license. And I'm not going to be here for probably more than a couple more days. I'm out. >> Well, where are you going after? >> I'm going to Philadelphia. >> Okay. I told you I'm retracing. Yes. My my fourth time great uncle was the first governor of Tennessee. >> They're both revolutionary war heroes. I'm a son of the American Revolution. Man, >> what part of Tennessee do you live? >> It's actually got me I didn't really I didn't have residence there. I went to visit. I just got my car registered there because I bought it in Missouri and I was gonna wait until I got somewhere stationary before I registered it, but it's been like over 30 days. So, I just registered it in Tennessee. >> So, when did you get here then? >> Like a week ago. >> Week ago. And you've been staying here ever since? >> Yeah. It's nice. >> In a hotel room or >> No, I got a bed back there. >> Oh, you stay in your car >> sometimes. travel all over. >> Like you said, you go to >> enjoying it, man. I love it. I grew up in Oregon. >> By the end, the officer exposed his own lack of control, and the driver never gave him anything to work with. Everything that happened was the direct result of the officer's own choices during that moment.