You got to let me know what's going on, man. >> You're not going >> You're going to jail is what's going on? >> For what? >> For what? You ain't What charges? On what charges? >> This officer stops Akia Forte for allegedly running a stop sign. What follows is anything but ordinary. The officer starts with asking the driver for his driver's license, but he refuses until the officer tells him the reason for the stop. The rest you have to see and I'll give you one more piece of crucial information before you make your decision. >> How you doing? You >> have your driver's license on you? >> Uh what's going on? >> I'd be happy to tell you once I see what I'm talking about. All right. >> Uh I I need you to let me know like what's going on. Like what what I what happened? >> I'd be like I said, I'd be happy to tell you once I I see information. >> I'm not giving you my information until you tell me what you pulled me over for. >> All right, sir. Failure to give me my information is arrestable offense. Okay. So, you can either do this the easy way or this is the hard way. All right. >> I need to know what you pulling me over for. >> I'm going to tell you once I see your information. All right. >> I'mma give I got information, but I'm not giving you my information until you tell me what you pull. >> All right. Here's here's the deal. Either give me your ID or you go to jail. How about that? >> Put Put this on the camera, man. Cuz you not dealing with you supposed to tell me what's going on, man. >> Are you a lawyer, sir? >> Hey, I'm representing myself right now. >> Okay. I really cuz to be honest with you, I have a right I have a right to remain silent, right? So I could just sit here and ignore you. >> Um, no, you can't, sir. >> I'm not asking any questions. >> Okay. Well, it's going to turn out very poorly for you. >> It's fine, but you're not telling me what's going on, and that ain't right. >> I'm I'm going to tell you what the deal is. You're probably suspended, so you don't want to give me your license. >> You I don't have to give my information. Tell me what's going on. >> So, am I free to go? >> No, you're not free to go. This is an investigatory stop. All right. It's going to end poorly for you now. How about that? I'm just saying you got to let me know what's going on. >> All right, here's the deal. >> For all I know, you could be trying to kill me right now. >> You're absolutely ridiculous. All right, >> I don't care. >> All right, step out of the car. >> It's been too late. I'm not stepping out the car until you tell me what's going on. >> All right, open the door. >> Put this on camera. Put this on camera. >> You got to let me know what's going on, man. You're not going >> You're going to jail. What's going on? >> For what? >> For what? You ain't What charges? On what charges? [Music] Calvin Jones is violently removed from the car. The officer claimed he was reaching for something, but Calvin says he was unbuckling his seat belt. All charges against Calvin were dismissed. Calvin claimed that the officers put him in a chokeold and made him pass out. A case filed with internal affairs concluded with no finding of fault on the part of the officers, but there was a policy revision that states that officers now have to tell drivers why they have been stopped. Unfortunately for the Taylor police, this isn't the first reported case of abuse.