I know my rights. No crime has been committed. I'm not providing my ID. I will only provide an ID if if reasonable, articulable suspicion that a crime has been committed. >> This veteran was stopped without cause. Then a female officer demands ID. He says, "I know my rights. No crime was committed. I won't show ID unless you have reasonable, articulable suspicion of a crime. >> I hear you very well. I'm here. Is the wrong window down slightly?" >> I'm not comfortable with that. >> Okay. for for my safety. I I prefer it up. >> Okay. I just might not be able to hear you very quickly. >> Yeah. So, you can see up there, there's no other lights in there other than the four. I was stopped anyways. Turn on the lights. I know my right. So, it's harassment. I am a disabled veteran. I I know my rights. I know the law. I know the Constitution. And it's officers like that that I withdrew my support from you guys. And I get there. There's good ones out there. I'm friends with a few of them myself,