In the state of Texas, when we are investigating any peace officer is investigating a call for service and we encounter someone, okay, or we make contact with someone that either matches the description or whatever, okay, when we request for your identification, >> We got two calls, okay? Like I said, we got one call for suspicious person, the other call for the mental health. >> when a peace officer requests for your name, date of birth, and address, you are obligated to give us that information because it's >> I What crime did I commit? >> It's It's >> I didn't do nothing wrong. I was here this whole time. I don't need to identify myself. >> You're not letting me finish, sir. It is a class C offense for failure to provide identification when we are trying to provide or trying to pro- do a investigation. >> And then that can end up in a lawsuit. >> The only thing I love about this property, watching my my sister's kids. >> We're not going to ignore me and pretend that I am not here. >> All right, I'm going to go check my dash camera quick. >> Okay. Go check it.