So, you don't have any license plates on this car? >> Any reason for that? >> I'm from Dubai. >> Okay, but you're not in Dubai. >> I'm visiting as a tourist. >> Well, no, you're not visiting as a tourist if you brought a car with you. >> What you need is a car name. >> What's that? >> It's It's a very rare thing. I know you're confused. >> No, I'm not confused. If you want to drive this car, you have to have a license plate. >> Why are you so defensive? I'm trying to prove >> I'm just asking for these documents and you won't quit talking about other stuff. In this video, a trooper pulled over a Lamborghini owner and immediately acted like the car was unregistered, even though the temporary international permit was clearly visible. Instead of verifying anything, he jumped straight into accusations, claiming the driver couldn't be a tourist because he brought his own vehicle and insisting the paperwork didn't count before he even looked at it. He kept interrupting every explanation the driver tried to give, showed zero understanding of temporary federal import laws, and dismissed legitimate documents the moment they were handed to him. When the driver provided registration, he demanded insurance. When the driver provided insurance, he said it wasn't insurance, even though the policy number was printed right on the page. Every step of the stop showed the trooper pushing his own assumptions instead of the law and refusing to admit he didn't understand the regulations he was trying to enforce. Watch how this frustrated trooper left the scene abruptly by giving a vague excuse as soon as he realized he didn't know any of the laws the driver was explaining or showing documents for. Hello. >> Hey, I'm Trooper Rummer with the state police. I got a little microphone. >> Going to record our conversation. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Reason I'm stopping you is cuz you don't have any license plates on this car. >> Any reason for that? >> Uh I'm from Dubai. It's my license plate right there. >> Okay. But you're not in Dubai. You're >> I'm visiting as a tourist. >> Well, no, you're not visiting as a tourist if you brought a car with you. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license with you? >> Yeah. Yeah, of course. Uh how it works is uh we ship uh the cars, we get a permit and >> you don't have a permit. >> What you need is a carne. >> What's that? >> A carne. It's it's a very rare thing. I know you're confused, but uh we >> I'm not confused. If you want to drive this car, you have to have a license plate from somewhere in the United States or a trip permit, which you don't have. Do you have your driver's license with you? >> Yes, sir. Uh yeah. The way it works is uh we uh get a EPA exemption. >> Pardon me? a EPA exemption and then uh a car need the B. >> Do you have any of that? >> Of course. Yeah, I'm gonna provide everything. >> Do you have something that says you can drive this car on the road? >> Yes, sir. >> Let's take a look at that. >> Of course. >> So, it's going to be a lot of documents. I'll give you one by one. >> Cuz I think what you're talking about is the ability to import this. And what I'm talking about is registering it. >> No, no. Well, um >> you have your driver's license with you. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm just trying to answer your questions. Uh well, it's a temporary thing. I'm visiting as a tourist. >> I can't hear you. It's a temporary import. >> It's a temporary import. It's not a permanent thing. We fly our cars here. We do our trips and we fly them back. That's how it works. >> I know it's confusing, but >> No, it it's not confusing. It's very simple. >> No, no. >> If you have some sort of import Yeah. >> that that's to get it into the country. Okay. >> I I'll >> let me see what you have that says you can drive it on the road in Oregon. >> You understand a second. >> Pardon me? >> You're going to you're going to understand in a second. I I'm pretty sure I know what I'm talking about right now. >> So, this is my permit. It's an international federal agreement. >> Okay. >> And I'm going to provide you with a driver's license in a second. >> Do you have your insurance with you? >> Yes, sir. So, this would be the international driver's license which they come as a package. There you go. The other part is inside as well. This would be the registration of the vehicle. >> What is this? >> The registration of the vehicle. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> What what I need is proof of insurance. >> Sure. >> This is >> so the uh >> this is this is Canada. Okay. >> No, no, sir. This is a UAE. >> I need your insurance. >> All right. Why are you so defensive? I'm trying to Why are you so defensive? I'm trying to provide >> No, I'm just asking for these documents and you won't quit talking about other stuff. >> No, sir. I provide you everything you ask. >> I want your insurance. Okay. >> I provided I don't need anything else right now. >> Sure. Sure. You just asked me for the document. Pardon me. >> You just asked for a document I provided you and I'm going to provide you the insurance in a second, sir. Just give me a second. >> Why don't you keep working on that and I'll be back with you in a minute. >> Sure. Sure. Wow. What's wrong with this guy? He hasn't even realized the steering wheel. >> This is going to be interesting. >> Did you find your insurance? >> Yes, sir. There you go. This is not insurance, >> sir. On the bottom, you can read it. It's insurance. The policy number is there as well. >> Where are you taking this car? I'm going to Canada. >> Where? Going where? >> I'm going to Canada. Vancouver. >> Where? Where did you Where did you import the car into >> From Canada? I drove it in here. >> I do a road trip every 2 years. >> You do a what trip? >> Imagine you want to drive your car in Europe. What do you do? You ship your car there. You drive it for a month and you ship it back. >> No, that's not that's not what I do. Okay. Look, you >> What is your question, officer? I can answer your question. >> Look. Yes, sir. >> Here, here's your stuff here. You got to get a temporary permit. Okay. I have another call I have to go to, sir. Be safe pulling out into traffic. >> It's a federal law. You don't know the law. What the [laughter] What the >> I have another call. That was priceless. There he goes. He just gave up on life. You have to have a prayer that hears us. >> What did he even talk about? >> What was wrong with that guy? >> This stop exposed how quickly an officer can lose control when he doesn't understand the law he's enforcing. The driver stayed calm, laid out every document, and the trooper still couldn't keep up. Instead of admitting he was wrong, he made an excuse and walked away. A perfect example of what happens when authority meets someone who actually knows the rules.