Police stopped a man's boat, accusing him of violating boating laws. When he explained he was exempt under a grandfather law and demanded the officer's ID, the cop refused, issuing threats instead. But when the man asked for a supervisor, the officer grew visibly nervous, exposing his misconduct and blatant abuse of power. >> Let me explain something to you real quick. I'm going to explain it one time. >> Okay. >> Everything that's wrong with this boat is a mystery. So, I will either take you to jail or I will ride you a ticket. >> The boat ain't running and I'm just sitting here. >> You're on the water. You are on public waterways. the water. It is required to have throw cushion, fire extinguisher, life jackets, registration certificate, and your voting license. >> He was born before 1989. He's not required to have a buddy watch. >> Well, lawyer, you're wrong because 1954 is the age in Alabama that you need to be before. >> I'm just sitting here though. I'm driving and I hadn't been driving. >> It's on public water. >> Is it crank? Is it running? Is it driving? >> I'll tell you what. Are you not responsible for this boat right now? You're not going to identify >> cuz I'm issuing tickets and I need to know who to issue it. I'll tell you what, I'm just going to take you to jail. Is your supervisor available? >> No. >> So, you don't have a supervisor? >> Who are you? Cuz I haven't I've been talking to you yet. >> I technically don't have to give you my name or information unless you're detaining me or you're >> on the phone. >> I went to Home Depot. I went to Lowe's. Neither one of them had all the stickers that I needed. >> That's why I have not changed it yet.