Sir, do you have a do you have ID on you? >> I do, but may I ask you why? >> I'm just asking to see if you're on probation or parole, that's all. Just making >> from out here. >> I'm sorry? >> I'm not even from out here. >> Well, do you have ID on you? >> I do. >> Can I see that? >> May I ask I don't see the reason why I should let you >> want to make sure you don't have any warrants or anything like that. Just doing my job to make sure you're safe. That's all. Are you from here? >> What's that? >> You ain't from here. >> Yeah, we just want to make sure you don't have any warrants or anything like that. Just making sure you're not from out of state. >> I don't have any warrants and I do not wish to give you my ID. >> Okay. >> A police officer stopped a man over the absurd claim that he had looked him straight in the eye, then quickly shifted to alleging that one of the vehicle's brake lights was defective while demanding identification despite having no evidence of any crime. Calm but firm, the driver and his passengers immediately challenged the stop, refusing to provide identification and repeatedly asking the officer to explain the legal basis for his demands and produce evidence supporting his allegations. Although the officer continued to pressure them for identification and proof of insurance, the man stood his ground, exposing what he viewed as an unlawful abuse of authority based on nothing more than eye contact. In the end, when the officer could not substantiate his claims or identify any actual violation, he was forced to end the encounter and leave without issuing a citation or making an arrest. >> Do you live out here? >> Yeah. >> Sir, do you have a do you have ID on you? >> I do, but may I ask you why? >> I'm just asking to see if you're on probation or parole, that's all. Just making >> not even from out here. >> I'm sorry? >> I'm not even from out here. >> Well, do you have ID on you? >> I do. >> Can I see that? >> May I ask I don't see the reason why I should let you >> want to make sure you don't have any warrants or anything like that. Just doing my job to make sure you're safe. That's all. Are you from here? >> What's that? >> You ain't >> Yeah, we just want to make sure you don't have any warrants or anything like that. Just making sure you're not from out of state. >> I don't have any warrants and I do not wish to give you my ID. >> Okay. Pretty cool. >> That's cool. >> Yeah, just so you know, you know what >> This don't look cool right here. >> Oh, they just probably stopped because they saw us and they make us stop. It's just me and my partner and they make us stop. >> I'm feeling uncomfortable and I'm really just trying to >> I get that. You said you were uncomfortable, right? So, come on. Yeah, but the situation with the vehicle >> I got it fixed. Yes, I did. Y'all ain't going to shoot us, are you, sir? >> I'm sorry? >> Y'all ain't going to shoot us, are >> We aren't doing anything. >> I see y'all I see y'all on TV. Y'all like to shoot [ __ ] you know what I mean? >> Why do you feel that way about every police officer? Do you have the proof of insurance for it, sir? >> Yeah. >> I'll give you my insurance paper right now. Here's my insurance paper. >> It make me feel like >> Here's this one, sir. Here's that paper. >> It make me feel like good I don't have to look at my my black my black lights. When you guys look at us, you know what I mean? You guys turn around, then y'all see my lights. >> Right. >> See, y'all think y'all slick. >> We'll be right back, okay? >> Y'all think y'all slick. You ain't slick. Now, you know this ain't right. We didn't do nothing at all. We just pulled out our house. Hey, officer. >> Yeah. >> Can we uh Can one of my nephews get out the car and see my back lights is off like you said again? >> Uh we'll wait till they're done right there. You have to ask the officer you talked to kids. >> Okay, but ain't you ain't you with them? >> Sir? >> Ain't you with them? >> Yeah. >> So, I'm asking you. >> This is their thing. >> So, what you guys doing here? >> Just making sure they're okay, nothing's going on, everybody's safe. Nothing to them, make sure everybody else is safe. >> All right. Cuz I know my back lights works. What nationality are you? >> Mexican and Filipino. >> Mexican and Filipino? >> Yes, sir. >> You know you know Mexicans is from Israel? Do you know Mexicans is from Israel? >> I did not. >> Issachar. Tribe of Issachar. Before you were Aztecs, you were Issachar. >> I'm just allowing them to make sure you get that fixed, okay? Uh word of advice, I get I get I get >> You say you say my my my >> Your center brake light. >> Center brake? >> You got to get it fixed. >> All right. >> Okay? Um Yeah, you get it fixed. Some of my If you saying all this other stuff about we killing people, this and that. Another officer might take it personal >> and he might just give you a ticket for it. >> I don't care. >> No, no, I'm putting that on TV. I'm putting that on >> I'm just letting you know, you know what I mean? Some people take it personal. I don't care. I'm just here doing my job. But some other might be with you ticket. >> But listen, can I can I talk to you for a second? You got to check this out. Now, look. We pull out we pull out >> trying to make traffic stops around here. We're We're seeing you driving out >> I get it. I just I just I'll talk to you, right? So, we just pull out of our house. We come around the house. And you look at us. We're all black in the car. And then you guys right and you guys and you guys This conversation and then you come and then you know you pull us over immediately. It's like, you know >> What's up? >> How How can we not How can we not um cuz you're following the stereotype of pulling us over. So, I mean, you don't like what we said when when he says it to you, but don't you feel like you're following the stereotype right there? >> Oh, no, you say I don't care what you say. I'm telling you another officer is going to get pissed about it and takes it personal and then I don't know if it's his dad or uncle, whoever he is, they're going to give you they're going to give you a ticket. I don't take I don't You can say whatever you want. >> So, I can get a ticket for for asking if you guys are trying to hurt us? >> No, no, no, I didn't say that. Another person is probably might get angry that you're saying that. >> They'll find a way to give us a ticket. >> Exactly. That's what I'm saying. You know everybody's different. >> They're not taking it personal for that. >> Well, I'm just laying it out. What you It's just >> rights just like the cop does. >> But yeah, but I'm saying you're still in violation of the of the center brake light. You're supposed to have the center brake light working. You know what I'm saying? Okay? I'm not taking it personal. I'm just saying another another officer might take it personal, get all irritated about it, and might give you a ticket for it. >> man, hold on. All right, all right. >> We're from Mississippi can't talk to you for a second. >> I don't take anything personal. >> You're from Mississippi. I'm going to get you this bag. There's not There's nothing. It's just a Bible. >> Thank you, bro. >> Do you Do you Do you know what I'm saying? >> And my PlayStation controller, man. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Uh no no not really, man. Right in here, second address. And so crazy, they didn't they didn't This isn't even translated in uh Spanish for your people, man. But right here it talks about how how you guys came to America. And uh you know what I'm saying? We're from the tribe of Judah. You know what I'm saying? And really, you know what I mean? So, you know, you should check that out, man. You see Hebrew Israelite, man. You know? I hope you're doing the right thing out here though, too, man. You protect your people. >> Bro, you got to protect your people, man, from Edom. >> All right, get out of here, bro. >> All right, man.