This police officer approached a man sitting in his legally parked car on a public street claiming he looked suspicious and demanding ID, but the man knew his rights and wasn't about to back down to an unlawful order. Can I help you? Yeah, I got a call about a suspicious vehicle in the area and it matches his description. What's suspicious? You were parked in front of his house for about an hour, hour and a half. What's going on? Nothing. Sitting in my car. You got your ID on you? I'm not getting IDed. I haven't committed a crime. Is this a public place or or a private place? It is a public road. Correct. Thank you. Am I if I committed a crime by sitting here? No. And I would not like to ID myself because it's my right to not ID myself. I'm over here minding my own business sitting in my car and you're coming up to me because I'm getting a call. It doesn't matter if you get a call. I've done nothing illegal. I've done nothing wrong. I'm not committing any crimes. I'm sitting in my car mind. Do you suspect me of a crime? I suspect that you're in a neighborhood where you don't belong. I don't have to tell you what I'm doing, so leave me alone. All right. Okay. You're dismissed. Thank you.