You think it's funny, sir? Let me tell you how this is going to go. Okay, now that you think it's so funny, I'm fixing to give her a ticket. Okay, go ahead and pull him out of the car. >> For what? >> When you break the law, this is what happened. Laughing is breaking the law. >> In this video, a couple parked at a quiet public spot dealt with an officer whose fragile ego snapped the moment the man let out a harmless laugh. Instead of staying professional, the cop turned the entire stop into a power trip by demanding ID from someone who had done nothing wrong, dragging the man out of the car and shouting orders that had no legal basis. Every step he took after that came from ego, not law. As he twisted the story, blamed the couple for his own behavior and tried to force control just to regain pride he never lost. Watch how this cop destroyed his own authority the moment someone refused to bow to his attitude. >> So, how old are you, sir? >> 18. >> 18. >> Yes, sir. I go to I went to Farmington and then I transferred over to Favville. >> Okay. >> You graduate this year? >> I do. >> I mean, I have my debit card, but >> Okay. Okay. Is my name? >> Yes. [laughter] >> Okay. >> I'm sorry about this. I didn't know this. >> I mean, do you think it's funny, sir? >> Just just the fact that you're [snorts] checking the debit card was pretty funny. >> Um, I'm checking her name. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let me let me tell you how this is going to go. Okay. Now that you think it's so funny, I'm fixing to give her a ticket for not having her ID on her. How about that? You think that's funny? >> What? How can you? Just >> because it's a state law. >> All right. >> I'm sorry. >> You're sorry? Your boyfriend's being a >> What have I done wrong? Is this a >> I'm sorry for the situation. >> Stop. Stop speaking. Stop. >> Okay. Go ahead and pull him out of the car. >> For what? >> What am I being pulled out of the car for right now? >> Because you think everything's so funny. >> You can't I can I can have an opinion. >> Can I not have an opinion? >> You can. >> What's your uh name and badge number, sir? >> Sergeant Collins. >> Collins. >> Okay. With the Farmington Police Department. Why am I being pulled out of the car tonight? >> Uh because >> Am I being detained? Am I being detained? >> Oh, one of those. Well, you're a funny guy. >> Stand right there. >> I'm I'm scared for my life right now. Yeah. I'm going to record it all. >> We're recording it, too. So, >> I'm glad. Like, I know you are. >> I'm just letting you know >> like this. What if I'm I haven't done nothing wrong. We're about to leave. >> Just Okay. Can I say something? >> Can I tell you something? >> Can I say something first? Then you can respond. Yes, sir. >> The reason that we're here is like certain callings already told you. >> Someone called at 10:00. >> Someone called you. What do you think happens at parks late at night? Usually that's why they have an ordinance. >> People use drugs and drink. >> Drugs, sell drugs. People use drugs. Let me finish. Okay. Do any of that? >> Let me finish and you can continue. Okay. And the other is people out here underage doing stuff. Can you stop and stand right here? Yes, sir. I too, please. Sir, >> can you step back? Thank you. I appreciate that. >> So, we're all just going to come check up on you. We're going to ID you. Okay. >> And I gave you my ID and I laughed and I've been and I've been pulled out of the car for laughing. Is that really necessary? >> Yeah, we can pull you out. We don't have to have a reason to pull you out of the car. >> Can I not laugh? >> And we don't have to have a reason to pull you out of the car. >> I just I'm just a funny like I'm just when I'm nervous I laugh and I'm Yeah, I'm very nervous right now. >> And you feel through your life because we're so intimidated. >> This man has constantly pulled me over and harassed me. Yes, he has. So I'm That's why I pulled out my camera in >> Why did he pull you over in the pasting or something? >> No, it's no reason whatsoever pulled you over cuz I don't have to tell either of y'all. >> Oh, okay. >> But he has. >> I mean, I could run you very easily and find out why. >> I know you can. Go get go get my ID. >> He's already doing it right. Good. >> But you want some advice? I mean, you're 18, right? >> I'm not doing anything wrong. You can arrest me if >> Actually, you are because he could very easily write you a citation for being at the park after. >> He said he would. So, >> okay. >> In the future, if you don't want tickets, >> just leave the park. Yes, sir. >> No. Let me If you don't want a ticket, >> just be normal. Just be nice. I mean, there's no reason for it. I know Farmington PD. It's >> Well, I'm just going to do my thing and >> Okay, you can do your thing and you can accumulate some tickets and get enough of them. You know, maybe you can frame them or something >> cuz there's no need for >> Yeah, but you guys are going to do it anyway. >> No, actually, we were going to log you and ask you to leave politely and you decided you didn't want to do that. >> I laughed because he wanted to read a debit card. We couldn't just say our names or whatever. >> Okay. Do you like being disrespected? >> Yeah. >> Do you like to be disrespected? Yes or no? Honestly, it's a simple question. It's yes or no. >> Disrespected right now. Yeah. >> Okay. Well, if you weren't here after hours, you wouldn't be even being talking to us, would you? >> Uh, I didn't think so. >> This is what happens >> when you break the law. This is what happens. >> Yeah. Laughing is breaking the law. I'm getting pulled out of the car. >> No. Being at the park after hours is a C ordinance. So yeah, actually I'll have to double check. I'm pretty sure >> that Supreme Court has ruled that you don't have the right to videotape us. >> Go ahead and check cuz I can videotape whatever I want. It's public ground. This is public. I can do whatever I want. >> And it's closed. So actually, it's not open to the public. That's why we're here, right? >> It's Dude, you're not going to tell me I can't record right now. Like I'm fear for my life right now. fear for your life cuz we're being sued. >> I've seen thousands of people record this same thing cuz you're scared. >> Went to Supreme Court and Supreme Court >> and if anything happens, this is my this is for my safety. That's all it is. Can you respect that? Look at this. >> I don't I don't trust that. Go ahead and >> don't worry about it. >> All right. The new generation. Got to love y'all. >> Love you, too. >> We're We're in for some doom in this world. >> Love you, too. >> I really do love you. That's why I do the job I do >> for people just like you. Because guess what? You go home, someone breaks in your house, you can call 911. Regardless of what you think of me, I'm going to show up and I'm going to do whatever I can to protect you. >> Even though you're in fear of your life, this ain't being protectful at all. This is just harassment. >> Very much harassing. >> Yeah. I don't know why I'm out of the car right now cuz I giggled and he got >> You're out of the car for officer safety. >> His ego was extremely offended. This isn't I feel like if anything, this is more unsafe. >> More unsafe for >> I'm just going to keep I'm just going to keep my back turned to you so you can't say or >> Okay, that's fine. But yeah, he started screaming and cursing and getting >> screaming and cursing. Who was screaming and cursing? >> He started yelling and cursing and getting very >> Oh, now we're lying so we can post it on YouTube. >> He was getting so I have it on video. >> I have it on video, too. >> He literally started cursing and yelling at us. >> Was screaming or cussing. Dude, >> I can stop it and pull it up, but I'm not going to. >> Go ahead. Go ahead and post it on YouTube and I'll post ours right next to it. Full of crap. >> I don't even need to post it on YouTube. I just want to protect myself right now. >> Okay. I protected you a lot and you don't even know that thing. >> I don't know you. >> Yeah, you don't have to know me. >> I went to Iraq to fight for people like you that are over here. >> Thank you, sir. I appreciate it. We're not doing Sorry. We were about to leave. We got ice cream. We came back. >> That's fine. And y'all would already been gone if you were just being compliant. [clears throat] >> We were I He asked for my ID. I asked him why and I pulled it out. She didn't have hers. >> Then you started becoming >> I giggled cuz I'm nervous. >> You were being rude. >> I'm sorry. Sorry, I giggled out of nervousness. >> Out of nervousness, you giggled. >> Yeah. Do you not see my Do you not see my arm? Do you not see my arm shaking? >> No, I don't. >> You, too. >> Yes, ma'am. Thank you very much. >> How old is your girlfriend? >> Yes, sir. >> Uh, your mom wants you to head home and call her as soon as possible. Okay. So, you're good to go. Okay. You didn't have your phone last time I dealt with you, did you? >> Uh, you're a little more aggressive this time, so I'm going to pull it out >> for his safety cuz he's scared. >> Yeah, you got you're you're pretty aggressive every time. So, I just went ahead and did it this time. >> Yeah. And that's why >> And the curse words and the spitting and Yeah. >> Was you with him last time I dealt with y'all when he had the four girls in there? >> Was you was in there? >> Yeah, she was. Yeah. It's my girlfriend. >> You know, we work this. >> Where you going? How much oil? >> Uh, diesel mechanics. >> Diesel mechanics. >> Yes, sir. >> That's hard work. >> Yes, sir, it is. I'm a hard worker. I'm going I'm going to the oil field next. >> Really? >> Yes, sir. >> Where at? Oklahoma. >> Wisconsin with my father. >> Wisconsin. >> Yes, sir. I appreciate you not being rude anymore. >> I'm not being rude. I wasn't rude to begin with, man. It's just frustrating when people, >> you know, we're out here trying to do protect people and trying to help you, trying to help anyone else. And when people get this kind of attitude and start filming stuff cuz they're filled for their lives. That's kind of demeaning to us cuz we're out here trying to help y'all. >> Oh, you're acting like you're all scared. >> I've just been in a lot of different situations. >> Sir, can you get your hand out your pocket? >> Yes, sir. My hands are up. >> Here you go. Turn around. Here's your ID. >> Just go ahead and put it in my two fingers. >> Turn around. >> I'm scared. >> Just I don't >> Well, I mean, you could turn your phone. >> Can you just put it in my fingers? >> Okay. And now it >> you know you're trying to talk yourself into a citation. I don't want to do any. I'm just sitting here doing my thing. Just I just want to go on my go on my way. >> Walk to your car. >> Can I I have I have my keys and my stuff in her car. >> Get it. I'm scared for her safety. So, we're going to let you get in your car. >> She feels safer around me. Not you guys. >> That ain't very safe walking backwards. You're liable. >> Well, it's better than you guys thinking I'm going to do something. >> Okay. You have a good night. >> You too. >> This entire stop fell apart because an officer let his ego lead instead of the law. There was no crime, no threat, and no reason to pull a passenger out of the car. Moments like this show exactly why people record these encounters. Standing firm and knowing your rights was the only thing that shut this nonsense