A retired attorney turns the tables on rookie cops after they wrongly suspect him of possessing a stolen vehicle. >> I'm worried that maybe this car could be stolen, maybe that you had something illegal in the >> god. You and I both know that there is no violation of law here and you have no grounds to detain me. Zero grounds to detain. You're making up stories about a vehicle being stolen. >> It's 11:00 at night and you're just parked here. >> I'm not going to say anything further to you. I want an attorney. I want to plead the fifth amendment. >> Where are you going to go from here? >> Do you have a license to drive a car at least? >> I said I'm pleading the fifth amendment. >> Are you from here? >> Do you know what the fifth amendment is? >> So you know what >> The sixth amendment is interrogation and the right to counsel. >> I am very, very aware. >> And do you think it's appropriate to you that you continue to ask me questions? >> I'm just trying to contact you and see what's going on. >> I'm not required, sir, to help you in your investigation. You are unlawfully detaining me and the longer this continues, the worse it gets. You cannot detain people without a violation of law. You cannot do that. >> Given your your attitude, so we needed to pull you out to verify. >> It's like talking to a brick wall. It's not my job to violate your rights. I'd like to leave. >> Okay. You're free to leave.