You approached my vehicle. >> Yes, I stopped you. >> And you, no, and you just said to me that you wanted my information. You didn't give me a reason for at first why you were pulling me over. You were not giving me a right for a reason. You are giving You are You are not being proper. >> I'm giving you the reason. >> No, you didn't give me a reason. You You wanted You You said that afterwards. You said that afterwards. You said that afterwards. You didn't say that at first. You didn't say that. Yes, you do. You have to tell me why you're pulling me over. I asked you. And you can search the car. I already give you permission to search the vehicle. If you feel that my car smells like marijuana, go ahead and search my vehicle. You can search my vehicle. >> That's the only thing I need. Come on, give me your paperwork. >> No, you have to decide what you're doing because I'm not going to be harassed. >> That's the only thing I need. That's it. >> A police officer approached a woman and demanded identification without immediately providing a clear reason for the stop. Calm but firm, the woman repeatedly asked the officers to explain the legal basis for their actions, questioned the alleged justification for the stop, and asserted her right to know why she was being detained. As officers offered shifting explanations involving tinted windows and seatbelt violations, she quickly exposed inconsistencies in their story and challenged the credibility of their claims. Despite the pressure, the woman remained cooperative while continuing to demand transparency and accountability, emphasizing that any traffic stop must be supported by a legitimate legal basis. Ultimately, unable to provide a convincing explanation for how the stop was conducted, the officers resorted to issuing a citation before quickly ending the encounter and leaving the scene. >> So, can I have a reason for why you're pulling me over? >> Do you have registration? >> Why Why >> Driver's license and registration, please. >> Why are you pulling me over? >> of New Jersey. Driving is a privilege, it's not a right. When you go to DMV >> I I didn't do anything wrong. Why are you Why are you pulling I have I have the right not to give you my information. >> And I have the right to >> I have the right >> Are you refusing to give us your driver's license or registration? >> I'm asking you why are you pulling me over? >> You're not wearing your seatbelt. >> J. Rivera and um >> Watson. >> Watson. >> Okay. >> You're not wearing your seatbelt. >> me have your license and registration, please. >> 87 and 4602. >> Ma'am, let me have your >> No, you didn't give me a reason why you're pulling me over. >> Um, I want I I want to know why you're pulling me over. No, you didn't give me an exact answer at first. No. No, that wasn't the answer you gave me. No, you're you're harassing me. You're harassing me. Oh, and tell your and tell your other officers I have a video. I have the video on the iPhone. I will press charges. on your other officers and you guys as well. You are harassing me. Why do I have to give Why do I have [laughter] to identify myself? Well, you can search the vehicle. I don't have any marijuana in my vehicle. Other people have Other Cuz you you approached my vehicle. And you No, and you just said to me that you wanted my information. You didn't give me a reason for at first why you were pulling me over. You were not giving me a right for a reason. You are giving You are You are not being proper. No, you didn't give me a reason. You You want to You You said that afterwards. You said that afterwards. You said that afterwards. You didn't say that at first. You didn't say that. Yes, you do. You have to tell me why you're pulling me over. I asked you. And you can search the car. I already give you permission to search the vehicle. If you feel that my car smells like marijuana, go ahead and search my vehicle. You can search my vehicle. No. No, you have to decide what you're doing because I'm not going to be harassed. I have another video as well. I will be I will be taking this to court. No, you you stopped me. That's not why you stopped me. You You didn't tell me that at first. Correct? You didn't give me a reason. I don't have to do that. I don't have to give you my I don't have to identify myself. I didn't do nothing wrong. No, I don't. I don't have to By law, I have a right I have the right not to do that. >> Ma'am, let me have your license, registration, and insurance, please. You know you're not wearing your seatbelt. You have tinted windows. That's why I stopped you. >> No, that's not what you said. >> I have your paperwork? >> That's not what you said. You just You You approached my vehicle. Not You were on foot, and you just said, "Where's your information?" So, that's what you said, right? That's what Yeah, well, you're you're on foot. You're not in your vehicles. >> Let me have your license, registration, and insurance, please. >> I'm I'm recording this. I have rights. I'm not I'm not I'm not putting up with this. >> Let me have your license, registration, and insurance, please. Please, ma'am. >> Tell Tell Tell Tell H. Cruz I got everything on camera. Tell H. Cruz I have the I have the iCloud as well. >> not wearing your seatbelt, and you have tinted windows. >> No, everybody There's a lot of people with tinted windows. Not me. Not me. >> your paperwork. >> No, I don't have to identify myself. J. Rivera and Watson. N. Watson. >> Let me have your paperwork, please. >> No, I don't have to do that. I can do this all day. I can record myself. >> please. >> I don't have to identify myself. You did not give me a First of all, you're not even in your vehicles. You can't just stop people on foot. Do you understand that? And you just yelled at me, "Give me your information." No, if you >> license, registration, and >> No, I don't have to identify myself. I do not have to identify myself identify myself. J. Rivera and N. Watson. I don't have to identify myself. And this is the second time now I've had an issue with these officers, and I will be I will be getting going to 111 Broadway, and we're going to have a problem. He's taking down my license plate number. Do you understand that you're supposed to have cameras? And you keep rejecting the funding for that, right? I I know. I know. I know what's going on. You can take my license plate. You can run it in your system if you even have a laptop in there. If you even have it. >> mail you the ticket, okay? You can record I will mail you the ticket. >> I'm going to take those No, that's not You You approached my vehicle. You approached my vehicle. Yep, I will be taking you guys to court. I will be taking you to court. I won't No. No. You guys I already know your number. AND THAT ICLOUD TELL TELL H. Cruz Tell H Cruz your sergeant that that iCloud video is going to be published. It's going to be published and I'm going to take it from I'm going to I'm going to take it from my iCloud account. Yes, I can. You guys are going down. You guys are that iCloud video is coming out now. Yep, all over buying selling KICKS PATTERSON. HAVE FUN. HAVE FUN.