These troopers tried to force ID from a passenger with zero legal basis. But when this guy knew his rights better than they did, they turned the whole stop into an instant payday. >> What reasonable articulable suspicion do you have that I've articulable suspicion You don't know what reasonable articulable suspicion is? Look, you better call a superior down here and before you violate my rights. >> You want to tell me what reasonable articulable You don't know? What am I going to be taken to jail for if I don't give you my ID? >> It's a John Doe to fingerprint you. For what? Suspicion of what crime? You have to have some kind of suspicion. You're supposed to be writing a ticket. I'm supposed to be writing a ticket? Write a You can't prolong a traffic stop to try to do a search. You have no reasonable articulable suspicion that there's any drugs, that there's anything illegal in this car. You violating my rights. And what right is that? >> And stop interrupting him. You're going to go to jail. All right, Rocky. Yo. >> You're going to have to get out of the car. What for? Get out of the car first and then I'll explain it to you. I ain't got to tell you why? I don't have to. I have a right to not tell you. I haven't done anything wrong. What am I going in handcuffs for? >> You are under arrest. You're going to jail for obstructing an investigation. How am I obstructing anything?