Police stopped a man near a library after a suspicious report. Even though he broke no law, when officers demanded his ID, he firmly refused, citing his constitutional rights and recording everything. Unable to justify their actions, the cops backed off, exposing their baseless stop and blatant abuse of authority. >> I do. I have a driver's license. >> Let me see it. Make sure it's valid. >> I don't have to show you it. Not if I broke a law. I ain't driving. I didn't break no traffic violations. We didn't call you over here. Exactly. I know who called you. This lady, >> it doesn't matter who called me. They called. That's why I'm here. >> If there's a law being broke, yes, I will call you when there's a law being broken. We wasn't breaking no law when you got called out here. >> How do I know that? I'm just going by what the lady >> You can't harass us if you can't tell us what was going on. >> Because here's the thing. You guys know what? When whenever an officer asks for ID, you have to produce ID. No, it's not. >> That's wrong. Not a crime being committed. >> Under the fourth, we don't have to, sir. There's not a crime being committed. No, we don't. >> Well, yes, you do. No, we don't. Sir, this is not a stop and show. Are we Nazi Germany or something? To stop and show you our papers. That's what I'm talking about. We don't have to stop and show you nothing. >> Sorry about the problem. >> We're trying to have a meeting at the library. Wait four.