This man confronts officers abusing authority. Demanding ID without probable cause and exposes the limits of their power. Am I free to go? No, you are not. Not until I find out who you are. I'm conducting an investigation. You don't have to give me your ID. You don't have to give me your ID. I'm not suspected of committing a crime. You know that for a fact? Did you see that? I don't have to answer questions. You do have to identify yourself. If you suspect me of committing a crime or about to commit a crime, I have to identify myself. You have no probable cause to pull me for a traffic violation. I asked you why you pulled me. >> You because the young lady said that you've been following her since yesterday. So, you you you believe everything everyone says to you? At this point in time, I elect to not say anything. I elect to speak to my uh say anything without having my attorney present. That would be Eric Friday. Call him. Tell him to come up here. He's harassing someone. In a short set, okay? We don't know what's transpired. We don't know anything about it. Your car meets what we were told, and that's why we're questioning you. How my name is going to establish whether I harassed someone or not? Then you are illegally detaining me. Those badges and those guns don't give you the right to violate other people's rights. I have articulated to you that you are illegally detaining me. And because you choose to abuse your authority and not recognize that what I'm saying is a fact. The fact that I'm exercising my rights does not mean I'm not cooperating, sir. But you don't get to question me so I can give you information so you can make a case or not a case. Short of that standard, you are illegally detaining me. I've asked to be free to go, and you're telling me until I give you some information, I'm not free to go. That is a violation of my rights, sir. Do you understand that? But because I'm aware of my rights and because of my life experiences with law enforcement, I choose to exercise my rights. Am I free to go? Yes, you're free to go. Thank you. Knowing your rights stops tyranny. Authority does not have unlimited power.