WATCH: Florida cop makes up law to ticket black man for walking without identification

According to the Miami Herald, a police officer in Jacksonville, Florida incorrectly cited a law requiring identification for drivers when giving a ticket to a black man for jaywalking and for not having an ID on him, as shown in a viral video the man in question posted on social media.

The video posted by 21-year-old Devonte Shipman on June 20 shows Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Officer J.S. Bolen confronting Shipman for jaywalking.

"Miami Beach, 1962?" the Herald report asked. "No, Jacksonville, 2017."

When Shipman asked the officer what he'd done wrong, the cop told him that he was fining him for jaywalking, which costs $65. Bolen then asked the young man for his ID, and when he told the officer he didn't have it, Bolen "snapped."

"That’s another infraction," Bolen said. "In the state of Florida, you have to have an ID card on you identifying who you are or I can detain you for seven hours until I figure out who you are."

According to the Herald, however, the officer got the law wrong -- Florida Statute 322.15 requires licensed drivers to always have their licenses when driving and can incur a $136 fine if they do not, but no such law exists for walking without a license.

"Bolen also gave Shipman a citation for failing to obey a pedestrian control signal, another $62.50 fine," the Herald noted.

Watch video of the altercation below, via Blacktivist and Devonte Shipman.