What happens when officers find two people hiding inside a closed building after hours? How does refusal to identify escalate a simple trespass call? >> You are not hurt. Okay. Why are you in there? >> Okay. >> Central time. >> We have two individuals hiding in the building. I got one by ahead. Is she not actually charged here? >> Does she speak? Yes or no? >> Right now, you guys are just looking at a ticket, but if she doesn't want to cooperate, >> have her write it. Have her >> That makes zero sense to me, but whatever. Okay. I don't really need to ask you anything to find out what you're doing. Okay. So, you're committing a crime. >> He wants you arrested for trespassing. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Stand up. Okay. All right. So, for when we go to the jail, uh you can't have a lighter or pocket knife. Are you cool with us putting that back in your car? You can grab it once you get your car out impound. All right. I got to put your seat belt on. Okay. Just look that way for me. this process along because you're here illegally. Okay. You're being criminal charges. Do you do you understand that? >> Please explain that to me. Okay. You guys have been kind to explain that. >> Okay. So, I don't understand what what this act is about. After owners confirmed charges and repeated non-compliance, both were arrested for trespassing and obstruction, transported in cuffs. What makes identification refusal so costly in these encounters? >> You're being honest.