Okay. >> If you want to be, come forward. >> What's your RS? >> My RS? >> Okay. Okay. >> How many >> First of all, okay, hold on. I'll explain to you, okay? Doing what you're doing right now? >> No, sir. She almost ran me off the road. >> Okay. Again, you didn't yield to lights and siren. And you came out >> next to me and stopped and almost ran me off the [ __ ] road. >> What are you talking about? >> Okay, listen to me. You asked my my reasonable articulable suspicion. It's not a probable cause. >> If you arrest me, you violate my rights. >> I don't want to arrest you. We have to ID you. >> You violate my rights. >> Okay. We have to ID you. You understand that? Yes, we do. >> All right. I'm going to video this. >> Okay, we got you on camera, too. >> They can call. They can come get the car. You're violating my rights. >> I'm getting Who's getting what car? >> They can come get You're going to You're going to arrest >> I got a radio in the car here. I got to know who's in the car. Come >> You are not >> He refuses TO IDENTIFY HIMSELF. SO, I'LL take a report on it, but I need your ID. Yeah. >> I'm dealing with her. >> The misuse of authority to intimidate civilians. Ohio Revised Code 2921.29 clearly states that identification is required only when there is reasonable suspicion of criminal activity. Since Mr. Kern was not involved in any criminal offense, his refusal to provide identification was lawful. However, Officer Lewis and Sergeant Wolfe ignored this fact, pressuring Mr. Kern into complying and eventually handcuffing him without cause. >> Listen. Talk to me. I'm just do me a favor. I'm asking you >> private citizen. >> Just take your hands out of your pocket while we're talking, all right? Okay. I called for a backup, all right? I initiated a traffic stop. I understand You and I and that gentleman, we all just saw what happened, okay? I'm calling for another person because I'm dealing with one person who I don't know who I'm dealing with. >> I'm not getting out. >> get out Listen, sir. Let me speak. I'm letting you speak. I called for another person because I have a man getting out of the car walking towards me. You know how society is. I know how society is. Now, listen. I'm asking you to identify yourself so I can let my dispatcher know who I'm out with. If you don't identify yourself, that is obstruction. You are the one that came out >> This is a secondary crime. What crime did I commit? >> There's no crime, but I'm wanting to I'm identifying you. Okay. I need your driver's license. >> I'm sorry. I'm I'm going to I'm going to have to arrest you if you don't identify yourself. >> She just said it was no crime. >> Listen. >> Obstruction is not a crime. >> Obstruction is a crime. >> Identify yourself, please. >> She almost ran me off the road. >> And then then well then I still have to identify you. >> NO, YOU DON'T. >> YES, I DO. >> OKAY. WELL, I'm going to call it in to the other car. You can arrest me. >> Okay. Turn around. >> But I didn't do anything. >> You're under arrest. >> I didn't do anything. >> Listen. Just All you have to do >> I DON'T HAVE MY ID with me. >> Okay, what's your cell phone? >> That's the only thing that we ASKED FOR. >> FOR WHAT? >> WHAT'S YOUR LAST NAME, SIR? >> KERN, MAN. >> KERN? >> You know what happened. WHY ARE YOU LETTING him do this? >> a sergeant. >> my rights. >> not. He didn't identify yourself. >> You can be on your way. You have a valid driver's license? >> Yeah, I do. You violated my rights, man. >> Yeah, we're going to give you a ticket for the 390.3. >> HOW DID I INTERFERE? SHE ALMOST RAN ME OFF THE [ __ ] ROAD. >> AND YOU COULD have pulled off and waited and called it in. >> I DID WAIT WHEN SHE SAID WAIT. >> OUT HERE TALKING >> TO HER. Have a seat. >> Mr. Kern, just have >> Don't push me, man.