What what's your name? Um, have I committed a crime? Yes, sir. What crime is that? Can you give me the RS statute? Go ahead and take me in then. Let's go. For real. Let's go. No, I I have not committed a crime. I'm not legally obliged to identify myself. >> know your name. I know, and I'm not going to give it to you unless you can tell me your crime that I've committed per my civil rights that you're trying to violate by illegally detaining me right now. Just so we're all on the same page. >> want to know my name, but I can't have your name. Yes, public servant. I do want to know your name because you are paid by tax dollars, and it is in your policy and by law you're supposed to give me your name. >> law enforcement officer. And I would like to call a number, please. Okay, pedigree information is always public. Okay. So I have the right to identify anybody, okay? Yeah, when they've committed a crime, and you can prove that with reasonable articulable suspicion. Dude, I was a cop. I got this. Yeah, dude, I I have that. A phone call isn't RAS, my friend. You have to You have to have more than a phone call. You know that, right? I know you do. Wha- what Are you just a deputy, or are you like a sergeant? You're a sergeant. Wow, okay. So you know You know I'm not giving you anything. You can take me to jail right now illegally after illegally detaining me if you'd like to, but I haven't committed a crime, sergeant. So you do not have legal right to obtain my identification or any identifying properties of myself.