This fearless kid did what most adults wouldn't dare. The police officer thought he had the upper hand until he got schooled on the law. Do you have some ID? Well, what is that for, sir? Well, I'm just trying to figure out what's going on today. Yeah. I mean, what seems to be the problem? You parked here? Yeah. Okay. And you walk down the public street. I can park anywhere I want. Can I get your name? I don't think that I need to unless I've committed a crime. That doesn't work like that. It's not how the law works, you know. Can you tell me how the law works? Yeah. The law in Colorado states that I have to be under suspicion of a crime. either have committed one or I am about to and you have to have reasonable suspicion that I am about to or have or something of that nature. Me parking on the side of the street walking my dog, you've seen me talking to a neighbor over there. Nothing about that is illegal. Absolutely not. Also obligated by law to provide identification when ask by law. Oh yeah. Yeah. No, you know, I mean I can understand like I said I say that you've committed a crime. Well, no, but you're asking for my ID saying that I am obligated. Well, you're obligated to identify yourself. Yeah. Once I've been uh charged with the crime, sir.