This man exposes a tyrant traffic stop after an officer demands ID without proof of a crime. What starts as a plate excuse turns into arrest threats, forced compliance, and a constitutional showdown. Watch how quickly lawful order becomes pressure. >> Do you have your driver's license registration? >> Sir, that's not true. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license? >> You see my You see it? We running again. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license? Okay, >> sir. You just open my door. >> Yeah. Go ahead and step out then, >> sir. What? For what? Am I under arrest? You going to hand me your driver's license? >> Uh, this is a legal stop, sir. >> This is This is a legal stop. >> This is illegal. >> Okay. Why? Because it's on a traffic stop. I'm asking you. You have to identify yourself. >> No, I don't have my phone. So, I got a plane on my car as well. >> You have to identify yourself. >> I'm I'm here legally, sir. I'm here legally. >> You're here legally? >> Okay. You heard Terror versus Ohio before? >> I'm going to ask you one more time. >> I'm I'm I'm asking you, sir. Do you know what Terry versus Ohio is? >> You're going to end up going to jail >> for what? So, I'm under arrest. You say I'm You You make me get out the car under threat of arrest, right? >> Under threats of arrest. You just said I'm going to rearrest if I don't get out the car. Tell me. >> I'm giving a lawful order. Okay. Because I have to I verify. >> Sir, are you making me get out the vehicle under threat of arrest? Sir, are you making me get out the vehicle under the threat of arrest? >> Because I can't identify you. Please step out of the car. >> Are you going to arrest me? Am I under arrest? I'm Am I been detained? >> If if you don't identify yourself, yes. >> Sir, where's the supervisor? >> Um, so I >> Sir, I I want to see a supervisor. >> Okay, that's fine. Give me Give me Give me a couple minutes. All right. So, you can have a good night. Okay. I'm not going to cut you any tickets. Rights don't disappear because an officer says lawful