This man was peacefully selling personal items in a parking lot when police pulled him over and demanded his ID. They tried to justify it with nothing but a phone call. That's all it took for these officers to justify the stop and trample his basic constitutional rights. >> What am I being pulled over for? >> We got a call about you trying to sell something. So, a suspicious activity call. >> What crime is that? >> Well, there wasn't a crime committed because we don't know if the items were stolen or not. >> You have suspicion that I committed a crime. reasonable articulable suspicion either one of you that I committed a crime was about to commit a crime in the process of committing a crime. There's no reasonable articulable suspicion that a crime has been committed. >> How do we know the stuff you have is not stolen? >> Please get your supervisor here. >> We are allowed to step out with people who are reasonably believe. >> Yeah. Dumbass people who don't know the law. If I have not been suspected of committing a crime with reasonable articulable suspicion, there's my paperwork right there. >> Was that so far? No, but you you can't just get people's ID for nothing.