Watch this traffic stop fall apart after a cop admits he never witnessed the violation he's writing a ticket for. I observed an unsafe lane change which caused him to shift to the left, okay? >> It never happened. >> Sir, I'm not here to argue with you. That's fine. >> Well, why didn't he pull me over then? Why didn't he let me keep on going down the road? >> Cuz he's trying to get to class, I believe. I'm issuing the citation there. What is it? >> For unsafe lane change. >> So, cuz he missed class, he's going to give me a ticket? >> No. >> Well, he didn't he didn't pull me over the first time he's saying. He was trying to get you out of the way, but when you started flashing lights behind you >> So, he was trying to get me out of the way? >> No. You just said that. >> I'm trying to be nice and explain the citation. >> be mean. I don't care. I'm already late for work. It's like he's late for his meeting, I'm late for work. So, now we're both even. Except for he's got one up, he's going to give me a damn ticket. >> But you didn't see the incident, did you? That's right. He did though. >> Then then why are you giving me a ticket? >> his information out here as he asked. >> matter. >> The citation >> I'm not signing it cuz you're you're not the officer that didn't pull me over. I'm not signing a ticket unless it's from him. And you're going to give me a ticket that he's never going to show up for cuz he's probably got a meeting. I'm not signing it. All right, sir. Is that your option? Yes, it is. Rights don't disappear just because an officer says so.