Why you got to ask so many questions? >> You ask questions, I can ask questions? >> You understand you you're the guy who ran up on traffic stop. >> Yeah, but I'm not doing anything wrong, bro. I can ask all the questions I need to. >> All right, go ahead and >> Is it wrong to ask questions? >> No, it's not wrong. Go ahead and ask, but >> I'm asking. I'm going to keep asking. >> Go ahead, keep asking. >> You're trying to intimidate me. You're intimidating me. You got You got a real strong demeanor going on to you. I don't know if you like a short man syndrome or something. >> Excuse me? >> I don't know if it's a little man syndrome or I don't know what it is. >> Police stopped a man because his vehicle was missing a license plate and quickly adopted an aggressive confrontational tone throughout the encounter. Remaining calm but firm, the man explained that the plate had fallen off after a car wash and provided valid registration and insurance documents to support his explanation. Believing the officer's conduct was unprofessional, he repeatedly requested a supervisor to address the officer's attitude and handling of the stop. When the supervisor arrived, he listened to both sides, verified that the driver's paperwork was valid, and clearly explained the legal basis for the citation related to the missing license plate. In the end, the man received only a traffic citation for the plate violation and was allowed to leave, while the officer acknowledged that his approach to the encounter had been inappropriate. >> I mean, you Do you have to do all this? I can bet you that I'm not I'm not going to I'm not stopping. Say what? You want me to take my sandals off? >> Keep that joke to yourself. Stand over there. >> It's not a joke. I don't know what's going on with you, bro. Like Look at how Look at your demeanor. >> My demeanor, I'm doing my job. >> Yeah, but your demeanor's not right. You see a family in the car. Your demeanor's not right. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> [music] >> Man, look. I'm telling you what happened, right? You're not You're not trying to listen to me. >> [music] >> No. What what What did I do to interfere? What did I interfere I'm not interfering with anything. Excuse me? Insurance for the car? >> Yeah, [music] I have >> I'm sorry? >> Yeah, I have insurance. >> All right, can I see it? >> Yeah, one second. >> Is it my name on there? >> One second. >> And your license suspended. All right, you listening to me or you want me to talk to the camera right here? You want to talk to me right here? All right, your license suspended. You understand that, right? >> I understand. You didn't want to listen to me while I'm driving though. >> Okay, but you didn't even give me a reason to listen to you. I'm telling you right now your license is suspended, right? You told me first the cop took it or I lost it, then all of a sudden you gave me paperwork, then all of a sudden I checked it right now it came back suspended. >> Yeah. >> You're not supposed to drive this car. You're not supposed to be driving that car at all. Whatever you got going on right now you're not supposed to. You don't have a driver's license. >> Can I speak to a sergeant? >> Excuse me? >> I need to speak to a sergeant. >> I can't get you a sergeant right here. But let me get you your insurance first. >> All right, let me get him the insurance. I need to speak to a sergeant, please. >> He can speak over here. >> All right, call your sergeant. >> All right. Why you got to ask me so many questions? >> You ask questions, I can't ask questions? >> You're under detained right now for traffic stop. >> Yeah, but I'm not doing anything wrong, bro. I could ask all the questions I need to. >> All right, go ahead and >> Is it wrong to ask questions? >> No, it's not wrong. Go ahead and ask, but >> I'm asking. I'm going to keep asking. >> Go ahead, keep asking. >> You're trying to intimidate me here. Intimidate me. >> Yeah, you all you got to do that for intimidation. >> You got a little strong demeanor going on. >> I don't have any demeanor. >> I don't know if you like a short man syndrome or something. >> Excuse me? >> I don't know if it's a little man syndrome or whatever it is. I'm saying. >> All right, I know I know exactly what you're saying. >> You got a little cocky attitude for no reason, bro. Do your job and do it just right, bro. There's a family here, bro. >> All right. >> I bet you don't act like that about around big thugs and gangsters. You going through my wife's pictures or what? Hey, babe. >> Excuse me? I I like that attitude, man. Keep it up. >> I'm going to keep it up. >> I I like that attitude, man. Keep it up. >> I'm going to keep it up. >> How are you, sir? >> How are you doing, sir? >> I'm I'm Sergeant Nixon with the Houston Police Department. I am the supervisor of the scene. I just wanted to talk with you. You requested a supervisor. >> Yes, sir. >> So, I'm just trying to figure out what you need. >> Well, first of all, I don't know what's going on with this guy. He's trying to intimidate me. You know. >> How is he trying to intimidate you? >> His demeanor. >> What's his demeanor? >> His demeanor came off to me like he's just trying to intimidate me, talking to me like a tough guy. You know, he I don't know if his mom let's him put on his big boy pants today or or what he's got to get short man syndrome. I don't know what it is. But I got pulled over yesterday. I didn't get pulled over. I got hit and I had these cops pull over. I had sergeant was there. He was a great guy and everything went smooth. You know, they checked out my car. I've been pulled over twice, three times. My son was there. So there should be no reason for it to to go the way he's acting. You know what I mean? He's treating me like I'm like like I'm a family of four criminals or something. >> Yeah. The only problem that we have today is one, you don't have a license plate on your vehicle, which is an issue in the state of Texas, right? So he's doing his job by you know, running vehicles, pulling traffic stops on vehicles with no license plates. >> I understand all that. I understand all that, sir. The reason I got you here is because I felt intimidated and I think you would be more professional with it, which you are. You know, your demeanor shows it. Um his is very off. So that's the reason I I had you come out here because I know you're you know more probably than your rookies or whatever. So that that's the reason I got you out here and so we can get this squared away. My daughter got to go to work and the car checks out. We just got to go I have an appointment for the plates. You know, I had expired plates on there. I'm not going to lie, which I already got a ticket for. >> Okay. >> And the car wash washed them away, you know. >> All right, so he has to go through his protocol. You're probably going to get maybe it's your citation for driving without >> Third one. That would be the third one. >> Yeah. But the thing is you you have to not drive if you don't have plates, right? >> Yeah. I have to at this point though. >> but that's something you can present to the judge whenever you go before the judge and maybe the judge will be lenient. I have no idea but >> Yes, sir. I understand. >> His job is to just enforce the law. That's the only thing he's >> Yeah. >> All right, well, he'll take care of that and then we'll go from there, okay? >> Okay. >> All right. >> Sounds good. Thank you. >> Your license was taken. You know why? Because of the DWI truck, right? So you're technically suspended right now, all right? You're not supposed to drive this car. You'll have conviction for DWI, which is driving without a license. >> DWI? >> DWI and DWLI. Those are two different things. That's mainly driving while license suspended. You know >> Okay. >> what I mean, right? >> Yeah. >> So technically >> you can go to jail right now. I'm not going to do this cuz you got your family with you. All right? You got a lot of violations, more than that you got your tail lights, you got a lot of things. All right? I'm trying to do my job, but you're doing all this. I'm trying to verify the car with the VIN number, it doesn't come back to anything. >> I mean, I tried to tell you off the bat that I had I like I tried to I tried to reason with you, bro. >> It's all good. We started off wrong and I'm trying to clear it with my supervisor in here. If I said something wrong to you that pissed you off, I'm sorry about that. I apologize. I'd be a man about it. But at the end of the day, I'm doing my job. Do you understand that? >> You should you should definitely check yourself at the door. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. >> All right, you're going to be in South Jordan Justice Court at 7:00 p.m. on December 3rd, okay? >> December the 3rd. >> All right. >> See you there. >> I won't be there, but I could be if I got requested. There you go. That's where you can go before that. Take care of it. You can call however you want. That should have your back. Good luck in your case. You got any questions, give us a call. >> Thank you. >> All right, man. You have a nice day. >> to change the demeanor. I'm Too bad we have to waste we had to Yeah. No bad. We had to waste his time, you know what I'm saying? >> Nobody's time is wasted cuz we all have a job to do. >> All right. >> You know? >> Thank you. Y'all have a great day. >> All right, take care.