Um >> I don't know. Well, no crimes have been committed, so I don't know quite what to say. >> Let me explain like the reason that we're here. >> I'm not really wanting to hear it. I'm I'm really not. Are you going to arrest me for not for failure to ID because that's a secondary charge. You got to have a crime first and I have not committed any crime. >> I tried to explain to you why we have to ID you, sir. >> I'm trying to explain to you why I'm protecting my Fourth Amendment right. Had I known that it was going to be this way, I would have went and got my phone camera so I could have recorded this. >> This message is from the great state of Texas. >> free to go? >> Not right now, sir. >> Okay. Okay, what crime are you detaining me for? >> It's an investigative >> Okay. Should we move off of my property because y'all are currently trespassing and I'm resending any >> No, we're not. >> Okay, I'm just resending any invite or any type of y'all y'all y'all are y'all are on here because of y'all and y'all's lawful orders. Not because of not because of being invited and not because this is casual. >> In force. >> In force. >> I understand, sir. Look, we don't want to have to take you to jail. >> I don't want to go to jail. But if you're going to arrest me on something that is a secondary offense when you actually have no original crime, then that's just something I'm going to have to fight in court. Isn't that what y'all always say, no roadside court? Just do it after the fact and if I have to sue the county, then I sue the county. No big deal. >> have to we have to see who who we're messing with. We have to run your IDs. See you who you who you are you say you are. >> Just because somebody give you a call to service doesn't mean I have to surrender my Fourth Amendment right. It does not. >> It's not your right. >> No, no, there's no it's it's right now this is an investigation. You can investigate. If he has proof that I shot fired Matter of fact, you didn't even say shots fired at him. You said shots fired at him. You said how in the world do we know since you said there were shots fired that you didn't shoot them at him. She didn't even say shot at him. She said shot in the air. Shot at him would come up on your part. >> You said that you shot in the ground. How do we know if you shot in on or shot up in the air? Cuz they called in and said you shot up in the air. How do we know if you're shooting at us? >> Well, then they need proof or else >> They're they're following following false allegations. >> She's They're either they're following >> Are you going to let me answer? Either they are filing false allegations or your investigation will prove otherwise. But until you have the proof, the burden of proof is not on me to prove that I didn't shoot in the air. Now, I'm sitting here telling you I'm not a [ __ ] so I didn't shoot in the air. >> Okay. We're not saying you're a [ __ ] but >> Well, anybody that does is, though. >> When Trevor refused to give his name and date of birth, arguing no crime had been committed, deputies handcuffed him and arrested him for failure to identify. >> We either need an ID or name and name and date of birth. >> Put your hands together like you're praying, so that way it don't pinch you. >> Then what am I being arrested for? >> Right now, failure to identify. >> Okay, failure to identify is a secondary offense. You need the original charge. It's not There's no disorderly conduct on private