And listen, I'm fine. You want to like exercise your rights and things like that, okay? But now at this point you're delaying us. So you can identify yourself or I'm just going to assume we're going to take you to jail, okay? >> But what's the crime? >> We already explained it multiple times. So here's your opportunity. Give me your last name or we will take you to jail. Do you understand? >> Police stopped a woman to investigate a previous altercation, but quickly escalated the encounter by asking a series of questions that went far beyond what the law required. From the very beginning, the woman provided the identification information required by law, then calmly but firmly refused to answer any additional questions. She repeatedly demanded that the officers explain what crime she was suspected of committing and asserted her right to have an attorney present. Despite this, the officers continued pressuring her to respond. Refusing to comply with what she believed were baseless demands, the woman repeatedly questioned the legal basis for her detention and asked whether she was free to leave. Ultimately, when the officers were unable to establish a lawful basis to continue detaining her or compel further questioning, they were forced to let her go without making an arrest. >> Hello. Hello. What's going on today? Can you answer our questions, please? Can you record and talk at the same time? Do you have an ID on you? Do you have any photo identification on you? >> I have a right to remain silent, right? >> Well, you're required to identify yourself. You don't have to answer any of our questions, but you need to identify yourself. >> Am I being detained? >> Yes. >> For what crime? >> I'm trying to explain. Do you have an identification on you, ma'am, or not? >> Mhm. What's the crime I'm being detained for? >> I just explained to you. What's your last name, ma'am? >> Well, what what I I'm sorry. Can I I didn't hear the crime. >> We're investigating a potential battery that occurred a few weeks ago between you and a gentleman on this hill over here. And he said he saw you today and he was advised if he saw you to call back so we could come and ID you and talk to you and just get you out of the store. That's all. >> Well, I'd like an attorney. >> What's your last name? And you're not under arrest at this point. >> Okay, well, I didn't understand the crime that I was being detained for. >> I just told you I'm investigating a battery that took place a couple of weeks ago. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, listen. I'm fine if you want to like exercise your rights and things like that, okay? >> Yes. >> But now at this point you're delaying us. So, you can identify yourself or I'm just going to arrest you and we're going to take you to jail, okay? >> But what's the crime? >> we already explained it multiple times. So, here's your opportunity. Give me your last name or we will take you to jail. Do you understand? >> Yes. Is there is >> What is your last name? >> Warren. >> Is your ID out of Nevada? >> I'm sorry? >> Is your identification out of Nevada? >> Is Nevada a stop and ID state? >> Ma'am. >> The identification that you have issued >> No, no, I'm just asking No, I'm just asking is this a stop and ID state? >> What this is is when we have reasonable suspicion to believe you have committed a crime, which we're investigating a battery. You have to identify yourself in the state of Nevada. >> Well, I'm just Is it a stop and ID state is all I'm asking. Is Nevada a stop and ID state? >> When we have reasonable suspicion >> Okay, I did. Okay. >> So, what he's just asking you is if you have an ID card like out of Nevada, out of California. That just helps us determine who you are quicker. So, you can >> All right, cool. Do they know I don't have to ask questions. Um, do you know that I asked to press charges against him for the battery? And I said I wanted to press charges and haven't heard anything. I have a case number and everything. I [clears throat] sure did. I have a case number. >> What's your phone number? >> Uh, I don't answer questions. I can answer what my date of birth is. Yes. I have the number. Okay. >> You're saying that you called and wanted to report the crime and press charges. >> Correct, sir. >> Okay. What phone number did you call on? >> Uh, the whatever the Sparks Police phone number is. I have a case number. >> Go ahead. >> Okay, hold on. >> Ma'am, I'm trying to ask you questions about your case. You don't want to answer them. >> Well, your partner has all the information. I am your main silent right. I have a right. What's your What's your name and badge number? >> Patterson, 291. >> Okay. He's checking that. Sir, can I stand up? Can I stand up, sir? >> I'm asking you to sit down. >> Can I stand up? >> Hey. Have a seat, please. >> I I want to sit up. My behind hurts. >> Have a seat because there's a deal that you're unstable and I want you to sit down. >> I'm okay. >> Hey, listen to me. >> Mhm. >> I want you to sit down. >> Well, I want to stand up, sir. Is that okay? Can I just stand up? >> Sir, can I stand up, please? My behind hurts. Can I stand up, please, sir? >> Come over here. Have a seat right here. >> Huh? >> Hey. Have a seat right here. >> Have a seat where? >> Have a seat on the push bumper. >> No, I want to stand, sir. Why can't I stand here? >> Well, because you're unstable. You're yelling >> not unstable at all. >> at people. >> I'm not unstable at all. >> You are unstable. You don't think that that's weird behavior, standing in the hills, yelling at people, and spraying them with pepper spray? >> I don't answer questions, sir. What you got? >> So so I read the case. >> Okay. >> Um so basically, his side of the story, um just so you're aware cuz I responded out to his address cuz he called us daily after the pepper spray. He said that him and his him and his wife were walking with dogs off the leash and there was some altercation verbal altercation between you guys, okay? At one point, he says he comes up on the hill to tell you to knock off whatever you're doing and then you pepper sprayed him, okay? He didn't want to he didn't want to press charges for that. So I just told him today I read your side of the story. It sounds like you guys just need to stay away from each other. >> Well, so what happened with my complaint? Are you going to investigate and press charges on my complaint? >> There's nothing to press charges on. There's there's there's nothing to substantiate that based on his story and your story based on that whole interaction. >> Well, did you get the there there was videotape evidence that I gave as well? So. >> to press charges >> The same thing he was going to press charges for. >> For battery? >> That's right. Assault and battery. D- Okay. Well, listen, so am I free to go? >> You are free to >> Thank you.