Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
These ignorant cops and many more like them believe that they just have to ask for your ID and you must give it up! We have to tell everyone that this is wrong!
Thank you Contributors
Getto Auditor
R Mal youtu.be/skILuHqtb6M?si=81aS2b7enhvjOUAB
Kern County
10 Chapters With Timestamps
Chapter 1 — Knowing Your Rights (0:13–0:32)
Police need reasonable, articulable suspicion before detaining someone, and probable cause before demanding ID. Intro to the situation.
Chapter 2 — The Initial Encounter (0:32–1:15)
Officer asks for ID; auditor questions the legal basis. Tension builds as auditor explains his rights.
Chapter 3 — Officer Claims “Totality of Circumstances” (1:15–2:06)
Officer cites time of night, industrial area, and recent thefts as justification. Auditor pushes back, insisting none of that is connected to him.
Chapter 4 — Threat of Fingerprinting & Identification (2:06–3:01)
Officer threatens arrest/fingerprinting if ID is not provided. Auditor reluctantly gives his name due to coercion.
Chapter 5 — Auditor Documents the Detention (3:01–4:12)
Auditor records, expresses frustration, and plans to file a complaint. Officer defends his actions and mentions bodycam footage.
Chapter 6 — Waiting for the Supervisor (4:12–5:38)
Auditor waits for backup to arrive and continues expressing irritation about being detained illegally. Comments on harassment and cold weather.
Chapter 7 — Backup Arrives (5:38–6:33)
Second officer (Andrews, badge 773) arrives. Auditor asks for badge number; backup defers to first officer.
Chapter 8 — The Harassment Debate (6:33–8:01)
Auditor argues harassment; officer claims he’s following procedure. Auditor insists suspicion is not a crime and detention is illegal.
Chapter 9 — Continued Detainment & Auditor’s Frustration (8:01–9:24)
Auditor discusses filing complaints, criticizes officers’ behavior, and highlights unreasonable detention.
Chapter 10 — Second Scenario: Mistaken Identity Stop (9:24–14:46)
A new case begins: a man walking is confronted because he “looks like” someone wanted. Supervisor threatens prolonged detention until ID is given. Man asserts his right to remain silent. Video ends unresolved.
#policeidentificationlaws
#reasonablesuspicion
#knowyourrights #unlawfulidrequests
These ignorant cops and many more like them believe that they just have to ask for your ID and you must give it up! We have to tell everyone that this is wrong!
Thank you Contributors
Getto Auditor
R Mal youtu.be/skILuHqtb6M?si=81aS2b7enhvjOUAB
Kern County
10 Chapters With Timestamps
Chapter 1 — Knowing Your Rights (0:13–0:32)
Police need reasonable, articulable suspicion before detaining someone, and probable cause before demanding ID. Intro to the situation.
Chapter 2 — The Initial Encounter (0:32–1:15)
Officer asks for ID; auditor questions the legal basis. Tension builds as auditor explains his rights.
Chapter 3 — Officer Claims “Totality of Circumstances” (1:15–2:06)
Officer cites time of night, industrial area, and recent thefts as justification. Auditor pushes back, insisting none of that is connected to him.
Chapter 4 — Threat of Fingerprinting & Identification (2:06–3:01)
Officer threatens arrest/fingerprinting if ID is not provided. Auditor reluctantly gives his name due to coercion.
Chapter 5 — Auditor Documents the Detention (3:01–4:12)
Auditor records, expresses frustration, and plans to file a complaint. Officer defends his actions and mentions bodycam footage.
Chapter 6 — Waiting for the Supervisor (4:12–5:38)
Auditor waits for backup to arrive and continues expressing irritation about being detained illegally. Comments on harassment and cold weather.
Chapter 7 — Backup Arrives (5:38–6:33)
Second officer (Andrews, badge 773) arrives. Auditor asks for badge number; backup defers to first officer.
Chapter 8 — The Harassment Debate (6:33–8:01)
Auditor argues harassment; officer claims he’s following procedure. Auditor insists suspicion is not a crime and detention is illegal.
Chapter 9 — Continued Detainment & Auditor’s Frustration (8:01–9:24)
Auditor discusses filing complaints, criticizes officers’ behavior, and highlights unreasonable detention.
Chapter 10 — Second Scenario: Mistaken Identity Stop (9:24–14:46)
A new case begins: a man walking is confronted because he “looks like” someone wanted. Supervisor threatens prolonged detention until ID is given. Man asserts his right to remain silent. Video ends unresolved.
#policeidentificationlaws
#reasonablesuspicion
#knowyourrights #unlawfulidrequests
