I know the constitution is called 901.151, that's the penal code. I don't need to ID. I'm sitting on a public road right now that my taxpayers pay for. Like you said, I'm not breaking a law, so nobody needs to ID. If you would like me to move, I would. >> No, I need you to identify yourself. I'm not going to ask you again. >> All right, we'll get your supervisor. You're being silly. >> Okay. 236, come right 1099, step it up. >> And the way you came up to my door was very disrespectful. >> However, they refused to identify themselves and getting 10-50. >> I'm a human being. >> Okay. >> Maybe you should treat people that way. >> I need you to identify yourself. >> Listen, you can do this all day. I know the I just told you 901.151. >> registration. >> Look Look this up. 901.151. >> Yeah, that That's the penal code. I'm just going to scoot my seat up. >> Call your supervisor. >> No. Leave it just like that. Thank you. >> Call your supervisor. >> Okay, I did. >> I doubt it. >> Yep. >> Okay, perfect. >> And the only reason I was telling you that is so you don't shoot me. >> They're refusing to identify themselves. >> We don't have to. >> And they're asking for my supervisor. >> No, we don't have to. >> What are you doing? >> We're sleeping. >> Okay. >> Clearly. We're sleeping. >> This lady just came up to my door banging on the window, so disrespectful. That's how I woke up. So, I'm a little irritated. >> So, I don't need you to tell me the state statute what you think is right or wrong. I need your ID. >> We know. >> And if not, you're going to have to step out the car. >> We know the law. >> Final time I'mma ask you. Let me have your ID. >> Listen, >> She wants the supervisor. >> If you can articulate the crime that I have committed, >> a call about your car being suspicious. >> Facing the parties' fair and reasonable legal questioning, Officer Jimenez was not only unable to state any suspected offense, but instead began applying pressure with authority, even stating that as long as someone reports a vehicle as suspicious, we can check your identification. >> Okay, can you articulate the crime that I've committed? >> Which crime have we committed? And I'll give you [music] our ID. >> Which crime have y'all committed committed? >> crime have we committed? And I will give you our ID. >> So, I can do a traffic violation, but as far as the car, we got a call of a suspicious vehicle. >> what violation did I commit? >> law have I broken? >> So, the way you're halfway the way you're halfway on the roadway and halfway that's impeding the roadway. >> No. >> Oh. Okay. >> These are for These are for These are for parking. Why would they build these in >> These are not. These are not for parking. >> please and thank you? >> These are not for parking. >> Get out. >> Don't touch my door. I'll get out. Can I say something? If you you're violating my rights right now, ma'am. >> That's fine. You're getting out. >> Get out. >> No. Get out. >> Seeing that the couple still insisted on exercising their constitutional rights [music] and demanded to call a police supervisor to the scene, Officer Jimenez completely lost his patience and he reached directly [music] into the vehicle, pulled open the car door and violently dragged Seth out of the car by force, almost scaring away even their pet cat.