This guy got a fat payday just because this all-American cop decided that he can bend the law however he sees fit. What's going on? >> What's up, man? Are you working security or something over here? >> Nah. You've been out here for quite some time. Nah, I haven't. I've been here probably 15 minutes. All right. Do you have your license, registration, proof of insurance, all that? >> Yeah, what do I need that for, though? Well, we're in a high-crime area. You backed in. You seen me back in, though. You followed me. You followed me from over there. >> Yes, so we've been here for a minute. I'm just relaying to you that it looks suspicious. >> But suspicious is not a crime or misdemeanor, sir. >> It's called reasonable suspicion. All I need to do is identify you, make sure you're not on America's Most Wanted, and then you're free to leave. >> But I haven't did anything wrong, sir. But I don't know that, right? >> It's not my job to do your job for you and to Yeah, that's why I'm asking you the question. >> Yeah, and I don't have to answer. I don't have to answer. Go ahead and step out. Go ahead and step out of the car right now. Do I have to? >> Yes, 100% for obstruction. I'm giving you a lawful command. I'm just I'm saying you're being obstructive. >> No, I'm not being I'm asking questions. I'm allowed to not answer questions as well. >> No, that's not true because I have reasonable suspicion to believe that there's something going on. If I don't get out of the car, you're going to arrest me? 100% for obstruction. Okay, cool. >> out.