You guys just stereotype everybody. Pull everybody over to get everybody's info for what? All this is asking, man. No one's No one's pushing the matter here. For what? >> that we >> A busted taillight? Yeah. Well, you need my information cuz she has a busted taillight. >> All I did was ask you for your information. >> I don't want to give it to you. You're just wasting my time and your time. >> Well, we had a legitimate reason to pull you guys over, so >> That's not legitimate. That's not legitimate. Yes, it is, sir. Okay, so proceed. >> lamp is a legitimate reason to pull >> with your traffic stop. Hm? Proceed with your traffic stop. This stop started over a claimed busted taillight, but it quickly turned into something else when the officer shifted his attention away from the driver and tried to pull information from the passenger for no real reason. Instead of going along with it, the passenger immediately questioned why he was being asked for ID at all, especially when he wasn't the one driving. As the officer tried to justify himself, things started falling apart fast, and the more he talked, the more it became clear he didn't have a real reason to push it. Watch how this passenger flipped the entire situation and forced the officer to back off. Hi. How you doing, ma'am? We pulled you over because your your tail lamp it's busted and it's emitting a white light to the rear. Okay. Do you have your driver's license, registration, insurance on you? How about you, man? You got ID? I do. May I see it? I left it at home. You left it at home? So, why why you guys beside that? Hm? You guys from right here? East Palo Alto PD? No, sir. Where you guys from? >> I'm from Atherton. Okay. What's your last name? You guys are conducting stops in East Palo Alto? Yeah. For what? East Menlo Park and East Palo Alto PD. Okay. What's your last name? Do you need What do you need my last name for? Cuz you're going to give me your info right now. For what? I asked for it and you said that I can't have it. No, you asked me if I had an ID and I told you I do, but it's not on me. And I said, "May I see it?" And you said, "I just don't have it on me." Can you hand me that? I have I'm recording it, so I can show you what you said. I'm sorry? I said I recorded it, so you could see what you said. Okay, that's cool. I'm recording, too. Yeah. I just get pissed off, dude, when you guys pull us over and you're not even from this city. Like Hey, what's up? >> You're just wasting my time and your time. >> Well, we had a legitimate reason to pull you guys over, so >> That's not legitimate. That's not legitimate. Yes, it is, sir. Okay, so proceed. >> tail lamp is a legitimate reason to pull >> with your traffic stop. Hm? Proceed with your traffic stop. No. Well, we're checking her right now, and I was just asking you, so Okay, I'm just saying you guys got guns and stuff. You guys coming up to our windows, pulling us over like for a busted traffic light. Yeah. Okay. What's the problem? Dude, I don't have a problem. You're the one that's asking all these questions. I I legitimately explained why I'm pulling the vehicle over. Okay. And I asked you nicely if I could have your information. You said no. I'm not pushing the matter, am I? >> I never said no. I just told you I don't have it on me. >> Okay, well And you don't need it. Well, are you willing to give me your information? I don't feel like I need to give you my information, dude. Like if East Palo Alto pulls me over, yeah, fine. I don't have a problem with it. You guys, dude It just For what? Like you guys just stereotype everybody. Pull everybody over to get everybody's info for what? All this is asking, man. No one's No one's pushing the matter here. For what? >> that we >> A busted taillight? Yeah. Well, you need my information cuz she has a busted taillight. >> All I did was ask you for your information. >> want to give it to you. And I'm not pushing the matter. You're the one that keeps bringing it up. I'm just saying, dude, like I hate when you guys come out here in our home city. I grew up on this city. I walked every day to school. And guess what? I grew up in North Fair Oaks, so So I don't understand you're from Atherton, what you're doing here. He's probation. He's from I don't know where you said, Menlo Park. Just I hate that. I missed it. I I don't have no warrants. I don't have nothing under my name. Obviously, you can tell. All right, ma'am. So, uh make sure you get the tail lamp fixed. And then make sure you have your physical driver's license with you cuz that could be another citation. Okay. Okay? Mhm. All right. Thank you. Drive safe. The officer kept circling back trying to get something out of him, but every attempt went nowhere because there was nothing to stand on. The passenger didn't give in, didn't hand over anything, and made it clear the stop had limits. Once the officer realized he wasn't getting compliance, the whole tone changed, and he wrapped it up with a simple warning before sending them off.