Sir, do you have a license? For what? The stop is right here, with him. I'm a passenger. Yeah, you have to give me your ID for the bus. What law is that? There's case law on that. >> Okay. >> Give me your ID. I'm not going to give it to you. Okay, you have to wait for my partner. You're going to arrest me for not IDing as a passenger? What's your name? In this encounter, an officer stops a vehicle, but quickly shifts attention to a passenger, demanding identification without clearly explaining the legal basis. The passenger refuses, stating he is not the subject of the stop. The officer then escalates by ordering him out and placing him in handcuffs. Shortly after, the officer reassesses the stop, raising questions about whether the detention was supported by lawful justification. Sir, do you have a license? For what? So I can identify you. >> is right here, by the way. What's that? The stop is right here, with him. I'm a passenger. Yeah, you have to give me your ID for the bus. For what? What law? You have to give me your ID. >> What law is that? You have to give me your ID for the bus. >> What law is that? There's case law on that. >> Okay. You want to take me to jail for it? I'm telling you, just give me your ID. I'm not going to give it to you. Okay, you have to wait for my partner. You're going to arrest me for not IDing as a passenger? Are you going to refuse to identify yourself? Yes. You're refusing to identify yourself? Yes. What What's your name? You want to start fresh? I'll tell you my name. You give me your name and your badge number, and I'll give you my name. And I'm going to tell you why I did what I did, okay? I'd I'd love to hear it. Okay, this is a vehicle that matched the description of a felony vehicle, okay? That we've been looking for for the last week, okay? I told you to identify yourself, and you refused. So I used the law >> Listen, listen, listen. It's not a law to I was I was I was conducting an investigation, so I could verify my partners. Listen, listen, listen, listen. I talked to my partners to see if this is the vehicle that we're looking for. >> And it's not. It's slightly different, so I I didn't I un-cuffed you. That's why I >> man, give me your hand. Okay, we can see. It's not about me trying to I'm not trying to I'm not going to give you my I don't need your name anymore now I know now I know Right, but now I know That's right. You do know you're going to get sued, dude. I appreciate You dispelled my my suspicions and that's I appreciate you. I appreciate you. I'm a struggling struggling construction worker, dude. And this money is going to come right to the same I love you, dude. What's your name again? It's Zubiri. Edge Zubiri. Can I have your name? What was your badge number? 46070 4670 For the record 46070 >> 460 70 70. He's very courteous now. But not when you pulled me out of the car. I was courteous from the beginning. By pulling me out of the car? I dispelled my suspicions to see if this was a good >> out of the car? What what Finding out who I am, what is it going to do for your vehicle? The vehicle doesn't match the description. I have to investigate that first. >> So what does that have to do with me? Bro, I'm a hard working man. I love you guys. No, I believe you. >> I'm a strong believer in the guy. Yeah, I'm okay. My best friend is a [ __ ] surgeon. And I'm going to call him right now, dude. It's going to suck for you. And you took an oath. Yeah, I Did you did you swear to it? >> Yeah, I did. You watch Tik Tok? No, I don't have Tik Tok. You should you should check it out. It saves your ass, dude. Cuz now your qualified immunity is gone. And your badge stripped. That's your opinion. It's not. It's going to be the judges. And can I have a business card? We don't have business cards. We should, huh? Hey sir, officer, I need your name and badge number. Oh look, he's going to give me a business card? No. I thought you had a business card for me. Damn, dude. No business cards. Miami-Dade doesn't have business cards. Oh, my fault. Yeah. It's Gonzalez. 46049 Gonzalez, you mind? 4609. You're very cooperative. It doesn't matter. It's on the record. I'm I'm I'm Gucci, dude. Hey, remember me. Remember me, please. I love you guys. You're the best. Dude, you guys are the best. This encounter focuses on Fourth Amendment limits during traffic stops. Officers may briefly detain occupants during an investigation, but demands for identification and use of handcuffs must be supported by specific facts tied to suspected criminal activity. Here, the officer's justification changed during the stop and was later weakened after the vehicle did not match the suspected description.