Hi, how you doing? I'm Officer Ross with the Atlanta Police Department. Do you have a license on you, boss? >> Is there a reason to stop me? >> So, one, your tag is expired, and two, that you don't have tail lights on your tag. >> Yeah. You do know the law, right? >> Yes, that's why I stopped you. >> Um It's called corpus delicti. There must be an injured party for a crime to be committed. You carry a bond for that reason. >> So, I stopped you on a traffic stop, sir. I'm not going to ask you again to identify yourself, okay? Do you have a license? >> If you would, please call your supervisor. >> Foxtrot 35, can I get a 45 and a supervisor? Sir, I'm going to ask you one more time to identify yourself. At this point >> a law. >> I told you the two reasons that I stopped you today, okay? You don't have any lights on your plate, and then it's expired. I'm now asking you to identify yourself. Now, you're refusing twice. >> A crime is corpus delicti if there's no injured party. >> Are you refusing to identify yourself? If you refuse to identify yourself, you're going to jail for resisting, okay? Do you understand what I'm saying to you? >> I'm I'm What's your name? >> Officer Ross. >> And >> Now, I've told you multiple times to identify yourself because you're on a traffic stop. >> That's not a law. >> Failure to do so, this is my third time. You need to ID ID yourself. >> And that's not a law. >> Okay. >> And you carry a bond for that reason. Each violation costs you a quarter of a million dollars. So, now, I'll gladly get out and go with you, but that's the legal I'm going after that bond. >> Okay. So, you're not going to give me any sort of identification, nothing. >> There's no crime committed. >> Okay. >> So >> So, you don't want to identify yourself. >> on your supervisor. >> Okay. Okay. >> You the supervisor? >> No, they're on their way. >> Okay. >> And what's your name and badge number? >> 38895 Can you do me a favor and turn the car off for us? Can you hear me? >> Yeah. I can do that. >> Thank you, sir. >> And you said your name and badge number was what? >> Officer Ross, 38467. >> All right, thank you. >> If there's no forfeiture, no crime has been committed. The crime is called corpus delicti. If there's no injured party, no crime has been committed. You can't attach a fee. You can't do license, registration, insurance, any of that. That's that's called res judicata. Anything passed down from the Supreme Court of >> here, right? >> mistake. >> Please Please inform the driver that the fine is $100 once the car is turned off. >> Okay. How you doing, man? >> Yes, sir. I need your supervisor. >> Yep, what's up? >> Okay, what's your name and badge number? >> Corporal Aaron Wilkins, 38339. >> So, I asked her >> Yep. >> They know the law. Of course, the law states uh ignorance of the law is no excuse. >> Okay, so what's your question? >> So, she said I asked her why she stopped. And she said tag. >> Okay. >> That's not a crime. The crime is corpus delicti. >> Okay. >> No injured party, no crime has been committed. >> Okay, so instead of 40 count of expired tags >> Sorry. >> Is it expired tag? >> It's expired tag. >> Okay, so you have two violations of Florida State Statute and your vehicle's in Florida, so those are two violations. You can stand here arguing with me. Here's the deal. You're going to step out of the car and you're going to identify yourself. And if you refuse those two things, you're going to go to jail. You got it? >> Okay, so >> Okay. I'm giving you a lawful order to get out of the vehicle and if you refuse to get out of the vehicle, you're going to go to jail. >> Listen, I understand now if if we're going to do that, then I'm going after everybody's bond, okay? >> That's fine. Go ahead. >> All right. >> Open up the vehicle. Open up the vehicle. >> You said what? >> Open up the vehicle. >> Okay. You want me to open it or you going >> You can open it cuz your door is not working. All right, thank you. Let me get your handcuffs. >> All right. >> Come on out. >> You want to take the phone, too? All right. Are you moving to Florida? >> I'm sorry? >> Are you moving to Florida or are you just visiting? >> I moved. >> How long you been in Florida? >> 3 months. >> Do you have a Florida license or no? >> No. >> Do you work in Florida? >> We'll see about that now, won't we? >> Well, this doesn't mean you're going to jail. All right? >> All right. >> We just got to conduct our investigation. You're refusing to identify yourself, so we'll go through there. >> I haven't committed a crime. >> Okay. >> All right, step out here. >> Okay. >> Is this car registered to you? >> No. >> No. Okay. You don't have any sort of ID? Like a Florida ID, nothing like that? >> I do. >> Is it on you or in the car? >> It's on me. >> Okay. >> In my right second pocket. >> Okay. Do you mind if I grab that? >> Go ahead. >> Okay. Do you have a driver's license or just ID card? >> Just ID. I have my traveler's card. >> Your traveler's card? Where's that at? >> In my car. >> It's in here? And what's a traveler's card do for you? >> That's what I'm doing. I'm traveling. I'm not driving. Driving is an underground railroad process. >> Okay. >> Mr. Brown, do you know your social off the top of your head? >> Why you need my social? >> We're looking at your criminal history. Are you wanting to give your social? Is it yes or no? >> Yeah, I'll give it to you. >> Okay. >> Do we have the 10-15? >> Yes. >> Okay, do you want me to bring him a car back after Jordan starts searching through the car? What do you >> We can go through the back car. We can go through his pockets too. >> Did you search? Okay. Turn around for me. You got anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me? >> No. >> Nothing else on you, right? >> Oops, sorry. >> Uh-oh. Uh-oh. It's all right. If you want to come out and turn your butt the other way, it might work a little better. There you go. And just scoot back that way. Better? >> Yeah. >> You got nothing in your shoes, right? >> No. [clears throat] >> All right.