You already know my name, which means you looked up my freaking license plate. Why do you need for me to identify? I'm not giving up my rights. These cops claimed his car matched a suspect vehicle and tried to pin a shooting on him just to force his ID even though nothing matched. Watch how the officers backed off the moment they realized he knew every right. >> a shooting that occurred right near the Travelodge and your car is similar in description a dark colored sedan. So you're seeing leaving the Travelodge Okay. information that's where the suspect might have come from. >> Do you have a license plate number? Do you have a description of the person? Do you have anything? You do not have articulable suspicion that I've done anything. >> do. No, you do not. I am not going to identify. >> to identify yourself. I'm going to pull you out of this car and detain you for obstruction. >> No. What crime do you suspect me of committing? >> Possible attempted I've done absolutely nothing. I pulled into a gas station cuz my friends are here. >> So if you've done nothing wrong, all you got to do is identify >> No, that's not how it works. That's how people lose their right. What's your name and your badge number, sir? >> to give that to you. You have to. Yes, you do. You are a public servant. I'm asking for your name and badge number. No, I do not. >> Can I please have your name and badge number, please, too, sir? Right after you give me your ID, I'd be happy to provide >> That's not how it works. You are public servants. If the public asks for you to identify, you must identify. >> All right, Mr. Booker, you have a nice day. Good luck at your shooting competition.