This cop tried to detain a father with no evidence, demanded ID without cause until the man invoked his rights, and forced the officer to back down. Do you have your identification on you? No, sir. I don't need to identify myself. You have reasonable, articulate suspicion that I've committed a crime. I'm not obstructing you in any way. You can go ahead and do your investigation, but I'm not answering any questions. You are obstructing my investigation by not answering any questions. No, that's not how it works. It's not how it works? No. Where did you get your degree? Are you an attorney? I have the right to detain you temporarily to conduct an investigation. You're refusing to answer my questions, which means you are hindering my investigation. That's not how it works. I'm just trying to follow them the best I was trained. Do you suspect me of committing a crime? You are being very suspicious in the sense that you do not want to identify yourself. You're creating a certain amount of suspicion about yourself. Is suspicious a misdemeanor or a felony? That is not a crime. You haven't committed a crime. Okay. I said, but I'm conducting an investigation. Okay. So do your investigation.