These clueless cops arrested a teenage boy for the weirdest reason ever. And the way it unfolded is exactly how lawsuits are made. >> Look like you're supposed to be in school. >> Well, I'm not. >> Well, then how old are you? >> Does it matter? >> Yes, it does. >> You came over me cuz I'm recording you. >> That has nothing to do with it. >> It has nothing to do with him videotaping. That's his right to do so. >> Yeah. So, why he's coming over and telling me how old I am? >> You got ID to prove it? >> I do have ID, but I'm not going to tell you. I ain't doing no crime. >> I know, but until I find out you're not supposed to be in school. >> All right. I'm I'm 19 there. >> Okay. Where's your ID? >> I don't have ID. I don't got to provide ID. If I ain't do no crime. California state has no law requiring citizens to show their ID to police prior to arrest except while driving. >> What is your name? >> I don't have to provide name. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> In your opinion, you didn't. In our opinion, you did. >> He came up to me for no reason. >> No, I had a reason. You look kind of young. >> I'm not young. I'm about to go to work. >> Can you prove it? I just want to make sure you're old enough. >> I'm old. I told you already. I'm 19. >> What's your name? >> I don't have to tell you my name. >> You want to be placed in handcuffs instead? >> Yes, that's how it's going to go. Y >> That's how it's going to go. >> We're done. Okay.