Sir, do you have a firearm in your car? >> I don't answer questions, sir. >> Are you some sort of sovereign citizen or something? >> No, I'm not and that's uh that's defamation. >> I'm asking you a question. I'm not telling you >> No, sir, I do not work for the police. >> I didn't ask you that. >> Well, that's what a sovereign citizen is. >> No, sir. >> Yes, that's exactly what it is. >> I'm citing you for speeding. Like I said, it was 65 in a 50. >> That's not true, but okay. I have my cruise set on 54 and I have a dash cam. You see that, right? >> All right, it's fine. So, anyway >> That's fine, okay. >> Watch how this driver took complete control the moment a deputy lit him up claiming he blew past at 65 in May Rim Pool. The driver pushed back immediately because his cruise control and dash cam told a different story and he was not about to let that go unchallenged. Instead of playing along with the usual questions, he made it clear from the very start that the deputy was not getting anything beyond what the law required. The moment the deputy realized this stop was not going to be easy. More officers started showing up, but even that did not change a thing. >> Here we go. Getting stopped. I don't know what for. >> Can you roll your window down for me, please? I just wanted you to pull off the road at the next intersection. I didn't want you to come all the way up to Pasco County. >> Is this not the next intersection? >> No, sir. There's about five driveways you could have pulled into. >> I thought you meant I thought you meant the intersection here. I apologize. >> But I said the next intersection. There there was a community there you could have pulled into. And I pull people over all the time to pull in there. There's there's a open field right there you could have pulled into. There's a lot of many places >> Just a misunderstanding, sir. >> Okay. >> I thought you meant this intersection. Here you go. >> Can you roll your window all the way down for me, please? >> Why? >> For officer safety. >> Uh sir, I'm not going to hurt you. I'm recording everything. >> Okay. >> Okay, here is my hands. >> I'd like you to pull to roll your window down, please. >> Sir, I don't feel safe. >> You don't feel safe? >> I do not. >> Would you like me to get another deputy so you have two law enforcement >> I'll feel less safe if there was two of you here. >> How would you not feel safe with police officers here? >> I could explain it, sir, but you're not going to believe me. So, here's my license which I'm required to give you. Here you go. And here's my insurance which I'm required to give you. Uh >> sir, I'm not required to by law. >> Yes, you are, sir. >> I am not. >> to check that. >> I've been through this many times. >> Okay. Please put your window down. >> I I don't feel safe. So, here's my hands. They're going to be on the steering wheel. >> I need your uh registration, also. >> Okay. >> Get your license and registration, please. >> Why am I being stopped? >> For speeding, sir. You went straight right past me, and you were going 65 mph. It's a 50 mph speed limit. >> Okay. Here's everything I got. >> Okay. >> And here's my hands, okay? >> me what your address is? >> Let me watch you rolling your window down. >> Here's everything I got. Here's all my paperwork. I'd rather just remain silent from here on out. >> And is this your >> I'm going to remain silent from here on out. >> Well, you need to tell me if this is your current address, though, if I ask you. I'm not asking you I'm not asking you to uh any questions about any criminal