These officers might be the most corrupt you'll ever see. Stopping a man for nothing more than suspicious behavior while he's simply taking photos in public. With no crime committed, they demand his ID, but he calmly refuses unless they can prove an offense. Watch how he dismantles their baseless claims and walks away with his rights fully intact. >> Pretty good. How you doing? >> I happen to have any ID. >> Uh, but am I required to give it? >> I'm making a lawful request for it. >> You can ask, but unless I'm breaking a crime or committing a crime, >> you don't have to be committing a crime. You can just be committing suspicious behavior and I have the right to ask you for your ID. >> Yeah. Well, you could again you could ask but I can also refuse because again it's my constitutional right not to give it up if I haven't committed a crime. >> We just got to call a suspicious person on you know and that is enough for me to to ask for your ID and for you to give me your ID. Why don't you just go ahead tell me who you are real quick and we'll we'll be on our way. You >> guys can request it all you want. But again if there's no crime and just walking around it's not like I have the right to say no. we can verify that you're restricted is to verify your identification. >> Exactly. But the only way to identify me is if I have committed a crime. The only thing you've gotten is I was taking photos of a gas station and walking by being detained or >> Bye-bye. >> All right. Well, thank you guys. >> Have a great day. It's up.