Did I commit a crime? >> You're being suspicious, so I'm now >> is that? Is that a misdemeanor or felony? >> For what crime? Suspicious is not a crime. >> No, because I haven't determined yet if you've committed a crime. >> Well, you have to before you come and ask for ID. You just said that you were going to place me under arrest if I don't give you ID. That's my Fourth Amendment right. What crime did I commit? >> You have not committed a crime yet, but I am >> go. There's the answer. >> suspect. >> So, no I I'm suspect of you. >> I have probable cause. >> You have to have reasonable articulable suspicion. You're going to have fun in court. Imagine all the jury seeing this, trying to violate an elderly woman's rights. Yeah, they'll see that and they'll be like, "Wow, this grandma's been very polite and cordial with you." You came up, said [music] there's no crime being committed, yet you demand ID. Do you need your supervisor? Need to call the sheriff cuz you don't know your the job that you signed up for? Upholding the Constitution, you don't know the Fourth Amendment? >> my job. I never said I didn't. >> How do you know I wasn't a cop before? >> Were you? >> I don't know, was I? >> I'm not That's why I'm asking you. >> have to answer. >> I You don't >> You're a public servant. [music] You're supposed to serve the public. And I'm a And I'm the public, am I not? Until I commit a crime. You just said there's no crime committed.