Police tried to force a man out of his car with a bogus, reckless driving claim, but the moment he asked for proof, the officer panicked, backtracked, and exposed his own abuse of authority. >> To step out of the vehicle being detained right now for complaints of reckless driving. >> I'm calling to make a complaint about reckless driving. You stop. >> Tell me why I needed to make a complaint. >> Step out of the vehicle now. >> Tell me why I need to step out of the vehicle. >> Because you're refusing to give me your license. >> You didn't tell me why I'm being pulled over. >> I'm being detained for reckless driving. >> Where do you have any proof of a reckless driving? >> It's called an investigation. >> Okay. So, why are you pulling Why are you investigating the guy I made a complaint when I'm sitting here on the phone with dispass? >> Sir, step out of the vehicle now. You're being stopped right now for reckless driving >> for what? What did you see me reckless drive? >> A reckless driving complaint? >> A complaint? Yes. >> So, you're going to open my door and try to throw me out of the car. >> The same reason you were calling the police, >> right? Cuz this guy is following me. My reckless reckless driving. >> Did you call us? >> Did I feel it was emergency? I was calling a non-emergency number. >> Using your phone while you're driving. >> You want a ticket for that? >> Bluetooth. Phone was in your seat. >> Phone was on my seat. Phone was in my seat. >> Just stay right here. >> Okay, we got that on Phil, too. I reached over.