Stop and ID applies in Ohio only when the police have an articulable suspicion that the person has committed, is committing, or is about to commit a crime.
The woman in this case was leaving when she was asked to leave. No Ohio crime was committed so the demand for ID was invalid.
However, had to cop waited for her to drive off the private property he could have conducted a traffic stop for whatever reason and then had better grounds for demanding ID.
Did you actually listen to the YouTube? The lawyer & the police officer both indicated she refused to leave when requested and that was disorderly therein. The 'tube shows her combative nature. There was a very easy way out of this and she chose to be dopey.
Next case.
“articulable suspicion that the person has committed”
The police had probable cause that she had committed the crime of trespass.
Still needs probable cause for a traffic stop. If none, the cop gets dinged again!! :-)