You pulled me. My car is parked. I'm coming out of 7-Eleven. This is not a traffic stop. There's no lights on on this car. So, how am I getting stopped? That's what I'm telling you. How are you stopping me? And I'm coming out the store. You want to see me start this up with a key or what? >> Not until I run the VIN. >> Well, run it. Run it. Run it. You see the plates just right there, registration, everything's in the car. >> Watch how this man walked out of a 7-Eleven to find an officer already inside his truck going through his paperwork like he owned the place. The officer tried to justify it by claiming the model was commonly stolen, but that excuse collapsed immediately when the owner pointed out that the truck was parked and he was not even in it when the officer decided to go through it. Instead of stepping back, the officer doubled down and called it a traffic stop while standing next to an unoccupied parked vehicle, which only made everything worse. The more the owner pressed him on how any of this was legal, the harder the officer struggled to keep his story together and it showed every second of the way. >> So, so this is a traffic stop for what? Go ahead and uh break them off. Let me know what's going on. >> This plate not properly affixed. Your lock punched. This vehicle most commonly stolen. >> Well, that's fine. This one ain't stolen. >> I just need to check that. >> Well, go ahead and check my plate in the back, bro. Go ahead. I'm on my way to work. I'm not going home. So, you might want to make this a little bit quick cuz this truck is not stolen. >> It's on your time, man. >> Yeah, it's on my time. So, go ahead, bro. I'm not going nowhere. I'm right here. >> You can sit on the curb. >> No, I'm not sitting on no curb, bro. I'm not no bum. You stopping me for what? I'm walking out of the store making coffee. You talking about my truck. So, what are you saying? >> I can >> I'm backed in. Come and look at the tags. Come on. Do your job. Look at it. Look what it says. Go ahead and take a look. Go ahead and take a look at the tag. I'm not sitting on no curb. >> You only have four feet. >> Sit on the curb. What, you want to see the title, too? I got that one, too. What you talking about, bro? >> Do you have a license? >> Of course. >> Will you walk over here so I can check that out? >> I really don't feel I need to walk anywhere. >> Listen, I gave you my reason for the stop. It is lawful. >> This is a traffic stop, bro? You pulled me, my car is parked. I'm coming out of 7-Eleven. This is not a traffic stop. There's no lights on on this car. >> I don't understand what that means. I don't see why that has >> So, how am I getting stopped? That's what I'm telling you. How are you stopping me and I'm coming out to start? You want to see me start this up with a key or what? >> I I can tell I run the VIN, but >> Well, run it. Run it. Run it. You see the plates is right there. Registration, everything's in the car. >> what's going to happen is I walk over there, you jump in the car >> [ __ ] I'm not jumping