a lawful order. >> This is not a traffic stop. >> Step out of the >> And I have not broken a law. >> Have reasonable suspicion. >> Reasonable suspicion that a law was broke. That's why you're detained. Pennsylvania vers Mims is a driver has to step out of a vehicle >> on a lawful traffic stop. >> Which this is a lawful >> This is not a lawful traffic stop. >> What? I'm on private property, boss. Have I broken a law? >> Step out of the vehicle, please. >> Have I broken a law? >> No, but this officer safety, we don't know what's in the vehicle. If you step out, then we can talk. Well, this isn't a traffic stop and I haven't broken a lawful order. >> This is not a traffic stop. >> And I have not broken a law. >> Would you mind me explaining why we're here? The the call we got. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. No. Great. >> So, we're getting told that there's a threatening call. Okay. That there's a male subject, yourself, described as yourself, described in your truck. Um Okay. >> That had threatened a security guard last night and was getting into his face last night. >> Did you ask what he did to threaten him? >> Just hold. Okay. Sorry. You're right. I'm sorry.