In this video, we break down a traffic stop in Foxfield, Colorado, where Arapahoe County Sheriff's Deputies, including Deputy Dale (#20005) and Deputy Mitchell Bramblett (#20067), pull over a driver on September 14, 2024, at around 12:45 AM MST. During the encounter, the driver calmly asserts their constitutional right to remain silent, stating, "I don't answer questions," when approached by the deputies. As a former police officer, former prosecutor, criminal defense attorney, and special night court judge, I provide a legal analysis of the situation, discussing the driver's rights during a traffic stop, what the law says about police questioning, and how to handle similar encounters. The video is a powerful reminder of the importance of knowing your rights when dealing with law enforcement. Make sure you’re aware of what to do in these situations. This guy must have read my book!! Find DrJudge on Social Media: Instagram: @DavidRidings TikTok: @NashvilleCriminalLawyer Facebook: @NashvilleCriminalAttorney YouTube: @DrJudge Amazon Book: I Don't Answer Questions Comment Below: What do you think about the driver's decision to remain silent? Have you ever had an encounter with law enforcement where you invoked your rights? Share your thoughts or your own experience in the comments.