Do you know how fast you were going 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. >> The traffic stop began when an officer pulled the driver over claiming he was following another vehicle too closely. >> Can you roll your window down a little bit more for me so that I can hear you? >> Uh that should be good enough. >> Can you roll your window down just a little bit more so that I can hear you? >> I can hear you just fine. >> you cuz of all the traffic. >> I can hear you just fine. I'll speak up a little louder so you can hear me. >> for me. I'm Deputy Haney, Grayson County Sheriff's Office. >> The officer immediately requested that the driver lower his window further for communication. Under Texas Transportation Code Section 5, Texas law only requires a driver to exhibit their license, not fully lower the window or surrender documents physically. The driver used this law to keep the window low enough to speak blocking the officer's attempt to gain control of the situation. >> Do you have your license and your insurance with you? >> Yep. Master, uh reason for the nature of the stop? >> I will after you Give me your license and insurance, okay? >> [music] >> Can you hand me your driver's license? >> It's on this side here. Try to fix the If you're If you're worried about the traffic >> [music] >> You're on the same side as the traffic noise, okay? >> God, I can't hear you. Roll the window down just a little bit more for me, okay? >> If you're worried about the traffic noise, you're on the same side as the traffic over there. So, I'm going to give you the luxury of you to put my driver's license and my insurance on this side of the window here. Okay? >> Can you hand me your driver's license? >> No, sir. They're right here. >> Why won't you hand me your driver's license? >> Cuz Texas law states I only have to exhibit them. I don't have to hand them over. >> Well, you don't want to hold it out so I can get your information? >> It's right here. Right here. Right against the window here. >> So I can see it so I can get your information. >> I don't have to reach over there. I don't want you to say I'm reaching for anything. I want to keep my hands where you can see them. Everything right here that you need is right against this window here. And I'm just going I'm going silent for the rest of the traffic stop, okay? >> When the officer asked for the driver's license and insurance, the driver displayed them against the window without handing them over. Under Texas Transportation Code Section 521.025, exhibiting a license is sufficient and physical surrender is not required. The driver calmly refused to hand over the documents, frustrating the officer's efforts. This left the officer with no choice but to continue without any further push. >> How can I help you? >> Hey, Mr. Turner, still at the same address on your license? >> I'm going to remain silent. >> Say again? >> I'm going to remain silent. >> All right. Do you Do you know why you got Do you know why you got pulled over? Or do you want to remain