Do you know when you came by, by chance? >> It's on my dash cam. >> How fast were you going? >> It's on my dash cam. >> You don't know how fast you were going? >> It's on my dash cam. >> Let me hold the camera so I can get the reading. >> Uh I see it 29.7. >> 29.7. All right. So, you live up here now? Mr. Charter, you living up here now? >> Not answering any questions. >> Say again? >> I'm not answering any questions. >> Why don't you want to answer any questions? >> Because I'm exercising my fifth amendment right now. >> Okay. All right. You do this all time? >> I can give you a business card after we're finished. >> Say again? >> I said I can give you a business card after we're finished. >> Please. We're We're done. This is a warning for a traffic stop. >> What was the What was the warning for? >> What did I tell you why you got originally got pulled over? For following too closely. >> I'm not sure you're asking the question, so I'm not sure if that was the reason why you pulled me over. So, you're asking me if I was following too closely, you asked me how fast I was going. >> Yeah. >> But I still don't know why you pulled me over. >> Cuz you're following the vehicle in front of you. Too close. >> So, okay. >> Okay. That's why you got pulled over. >> Mhm. >> If you have all that stuff on your dash camera, you'll you'll know it. Okay? >> Sure. >> So, you when you go back and look at it, you'll probably see my car parked on the side of the road. So. You So, you living up in this area now? >> Not going to answer any questions. >> All right. Can I get your business card or anything like I don't have any with me. Do you have a business card I can have one of yours? >> Yeah, sure. >> The officer, left with no room to assert dominance, was forced to continue [music] with the stop without gaining any advantage. Finally, when the officer issued a warning for following too closely, the driver insisted on receiving a clear explanation before leaving. The officer, unable to further delay, allowed the driver to leave, having been thoroughly outmaneuvered at every turn. >> Yeah. Can I get your name and badge number? >> It's Hanning, number 18. >> And your name and badge number? >> Barker, 12. >> Am I free to go or am I still being detained? >> Oh, you're free to go. So, where's this at? >> And that's how you handle being pulled over by the police. You don't answer questions. Because you answer questions, that's only for them to build evidence that they don't have against you. They think you're speeding, so they're going to ask you if you were speeding. If you say you were speeding, then you just have admitted to speeding and you're guilty. So, best thing to do is don't answer questions, remain silent, and let them do all the work. >> This encounter highlights the power of knowing your rights during a traffic stop, demonstrating that a calm and informed approach can effectively counter police overreach. By standing firm and leveraging legal knowledge, the driver not only maintained control of the situation, but also left the officer unable to assert dominance, [music] show