A man was stopped and questioned by an officer for simply driving around to look at houses. No crime, no cause when he refused to show ID and demanded a lawful reason. The officer escalated with threats. But by standing firm, the man exposed the baseless stop and the blatant discriminatory abuse of power. >> What's your name, sir? >> I'm not giving you my ID. >> Why are you here? >> What you mean why am I here? Because my family know that. I don't have to tell you this. Do you get behind every I'm not doing it. >> You can sit here going behind me. Who else? Who other people go? >> Who other people do you get behind of? I get behind anybody who drives through a neighborhood. >> Look, I'm from Claremont. Why are you behind me? You don't got to get behind me. My family saw something here and I'm not giving you my ID. >> Yeah, you are. >> Are you? No, I'm not. >> Yeah, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Now, you're standing for my collection. >> Do you follow any white person around that's sitting there driving? Well, why you why you following me? The car ain't stolen. >> You wrote You did the tag. So, why are you Why are you messing with me? >> You see my fiance in the car. You see my child in the car? But we going to sit there and rob and we have to feel scared. >> Not arguing. You're the one arguing. >> No, because it's not right. Why did you do that? >> Because I don't know who you are. >> Okay. And you say you're from around here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's funny. >> I was born and raised here. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You tell me who you are, my name. You don't have to tell you. >> You don't need to know who I am. >> You have a good day. You as well.