Look at this guy right here. Keep passing through here, bro. What's your problem, man? You ain't got [ __ ] to do. So, here's the thing. Okay, what's the thing? >> the description of somebody that we're looking for. >> It's not me, brother. It's not me. I'm right here trying to sell a car. But you're But you're now detained. Okay. I'm not a law student, but I know my rights, bro. I ain't do nothing. I'm standing on the public sidewalk. >> I'm not I You explained it to me, bro, but that's not the law. That works with the kids, bro, not with me. If you want to take my ID, you going to have to take it by force. And then we're going to have a lawsuit. >> In this video, an officer kept circling the area before finally stopping a man who was standing on a public sidewalk trying to sell a car. The cop admitted the description was vague and mostly based on him being Hispanic with long hair and dark clothing, but still pushed for identification anyway. The man immediately challenged the detention and refused to hand over ID after repeatedly asking what crime he committed. As the officer kept insisting he had to identify himself, the man stood firm, demanded a supervisor, and made it clear the officer was not getting anything voluntarily. Watch how the entire stop slowly fell apart after the cop realized he picked the wrong person to pressure. Look at this guy right here. Keep passing through here, bro. What's your problem, man? You ain't got [ __ ] to do. Look at this guy right here. Look at this guy. Clown. What's going on, man? What you doing, boss? >> fine. What's up? I'm doing fine. So, the reason I keep driving by is you kind of loosely match the description of somebody we're looking for. No one's in any trouble. There's just some one arguing with a lady down the street. >> Yeah, that wasn't me. Okay. Where do you stay at? Don't worry about that, man. Yeah, I'm just having a conversation. You just kind of match the Yeah, that's cool. You want to go get the description right, though? Huh? You want to go get the description right? You want me to tell you what the description I could get off bro if you want me to. I could get off if you want me to. I'm going to get off. I know I'm not. I ain't doing Yeah, I know. I just know I just know you saw me drive by cuz like I said it's a Hispanic dude. Uh you're kind of blocking the road. >> Yeah, I know. You should pull over here or something. I want to say Yeah, I do. It's just Okay. It's We're looking for a Hispanic No, it's just a dude. >> a bunch of Hispanics right here bro. Huh? There's a bunch of Hispanics right here. I'm saying it's just that it has long hair and wearing black and black Okay. But you're the only one around here in this area. >> What you What you want to do brother? So can I see your ID real quick? >> Nah bro. What's your first name? Don't worry about it bro. I didn't do nothing. I'm not saying you >> I know I didn't do nothing. There's no reason I should give you anything if I didn't do nothing. So here's the thing. Okay, what's the thing? >> the description of somebody that we're looking for. >> It's not me brother. It's not me. I'm right here trying to sell a car. But you're But you're now detained. Okay. Not in handcuffs. Okay, that's fine. But I just said we just need to identify you and then we'll let you go. >> so I'm I want to say nothing. >> No, but you need to identify yourself. >> Yes, you do. >> to bring your superiors bro cuz I didn't do nothing. >> Yeah, it does. I want your supervisor bro. >> going to leave. I don't I'm not showing you my ID. I didn't do nothing. Bring your supervisor bro. I didn't do nothing. It's just a Hey you can park right here. Yeah, I'm trying to sell a car bro. That's all I'm doing standing out here. Okay, I don't I didn't do nothing so therefore I don't need to show you nothing. >> description >> That's fine. It's not a detention and handcuffs. >> Okay, did they say did they What did they say? Long hair, black shirt black hat? Actually, yeah. >> Come on man. That's fine. Go bring the witness or whatever so they can identify me real quick. Run the car. I don't care. Everything's good. Go ahead bro. Run it. Whatever name you get that's my name bro. Okay. That's fine. I'm not showing you my ID though. I didn't do nothing. Dude, I'm not trying to make That's fine bro. That's I don't need to show you nothing cuz I didn't do nothing, man. I didn't do nothing, bro. I seen you pass me. I already knew you was going to [ __ ] with me, bro, just by the way you looking at me. Bro, I didn't do nothing though. That's what I'm telling you. I already explained it to you. Okay, you explained it to me. Now, bring your superiors, bro, so I can explain to them. Oakland, this isn't anywhere like that. Doesn't matter where it's at, bro. I didn't do nothing. You want to take me in handcuffs? I do not. Okay then, then I didn't do nothing, bro. Can I get your name and your badge number? Can I get your name and your badge number? Okay, cool. Do what you told me real quick, bro. That's cool. You ain't got You ain't got nothing better to do, bro. I just told you it was me. I'm only trying to sell the car. What's your badge number? 2645 2645, okay. That's my partner. He That's cool. He can come and identify me, bro. I know it ain't me. Well, I'm trying to identify you so I can let you go. >> You're not though. I just asked you for your ID. >> not. You're not going to get it. Run the car. You get the name from there. Cuz I can't prove that's you. >> Okay, that's That doesn't matter. I didn't do nothing. I'm not under arrest, bro. I'm telling you. >> You're saying I'm detained, so I got the right to remain silent, bro. I didn't do nothing. That's not That's how it works, bro. Come on, bro. You're not I think I'm a little older than you, bro. I know you look young, bro. That has nothing to do with anything. >> Okay, bro. Well, I'm not a law student, but I know my rights, bro. I didn't do nothing. I'm standing on the public sidewalk. You passed that three or four times. I explained it to you. I explained You explained it to me, bro, but that's not the law. That's not the law. I didn't do nothing, bro. >> it up right now. I don't need to look nothing up, bro. I already know. If I'm detained, I got the right to remain silent, bro. That's not what that means. You have to identify yourself. >> I'm not a little guy, bro. I'm old, bro. I'm I'm old enough to know. I look I'm older than you, I bet you. >> you. You look at it right now. I'm not going to show you my D cuz I didn't do nothing, bro. Look at it right now. >> I didn't do nothing. I don't got to look nothing up. You should know the law already. Go bring your supervisor, bro. I didn't do nothing. I don't care, bro. Go bring your supervisor. I ain't doing nothing wrong. I ain't doing one thing wrong, bro. I'm out here standing in a public sidewalk. And I works with the kids, bro, not with you. If you want to take my D, you going to have to take it by force. And then we going to have a lawsuit. Go bring your boss or something, man. Go bring your supervisor. Hey man, let's get your supervisor over here, man. >> Where's your supervisor, bro? Exactly. Bro. Abandoning the stop was the only thing the officer could do after spending the entire encounter trying and failing to force identification out of someone who knew his rights. The man never backed down, never handed over his ID, and kept challenging the detention while demanding a supervisor. As the interaction dragged on, the officer could not explain what actual crime had been committed or turn the vague description into anything legitimate. Instead of getting compliance or escalating the situation, the stop completely fell apart and ended with the officer driving away empty-handed after all the pressure led to nothing.