You can stop now or you're going to be under arrest. >> For what? >> right now. >> Watch as this power-tripping cop is about to learn why you don't mess with an attorney over a non-moving violation. >> I've not committed any crime. >> You're committing one right now by failing to provide a driver's license. Either you take a seat. We are not free to go. >> He's just refusing to comply right now, but he's He's under arrest. >> When you are operating a motor vehicle to identify yourself when stopped in traffic for >> I'm an attorney. I'm going to let you know that right now. >> You've lost all qualified immunity at this point because you don't have a reasonable articulable suspicion nor probable cause of a crime being committed. And open up my car door without a warrant whatsoever. You don't even have a warrant from for me whatsoever. You pulled me over for a non-moving violation. You say you pulled me over, but I was already out of my car before your lights even came on. Guess what? Brown versus Texas says I don't have to identify unless there's a crime that has been committed. You're about to lose your You're about to lose all qualified immunity if you don't let me up out these handcuffs and release me right now. >> Mhm. >> Mhm is what?