An officer pushes a passenger for ID, escalates it into handcuffs, but what happens next flips the entire stop upside down. >> Do you have a license? >> For what? The stop is right here with him, on the passenger. >> Yeah, you have to give me your ID for the bus stop. >> What law is it? >> There's case law on that. >> Okay. >> your ID. >> I'm not going to give it to you. >> Okay, you're under arrest. >> You're going to arrest me for not IDing as a passenger? >> Listen, listen, listen. I talked to my partner to see if this is the vehicle that we're looking for. It's slightly different, so I I didn't I I'm comfortable That's what >> Like a man, give me your hand. >> Okay, you see, it's not about me. I'm not I'm not trying to >> I'm not going to give you my ID. >> need your name anymore. I just >> Now I know Now I know >> Right, but now I know >> And your handcuffs people The vehicle doesn't match the description. >> I have to investigate that first. >> So, what does it have to do with me? And you took an oath. >> Yeah, I >> Did you Did you swear to it? >> Yeah, I did. >> Now your qualified immunity is gone. And your badge, stripped. >> That's your opinion. >> It's not. It's going to be the judge's. And can I have a business card? >> We don't have business cards. >> Wrong stop, wrong detention, no justification.