These men get stopped during a sanctioned race after being accused of crossing private property. What happens next exposes how quickly authority can interfere first and ask questions later. Hey, this private property. Woah. >> owns this property? That's not supposed to be back there. >> We're in a race right now. It's a race. >> It is a local race that everyone See the pink markers? >> See all the pink markers? >> I think you're on our property. >> Yeah, I'm sorry that we're here. We're just following the markers they left for us. >> our property. We are at a local race. Got the transducers right here above our building. We're CRA Racing. It's called CRA Racing. You know trying to run with the 600 Shocker Race. No, I just We're not We're racing. We're trying to finish fast. CRA Racing. Can we keep going or we have to stay here? You want me to go to the finish line and tell them you guys are back here? I already talked to you guys. >> Okay, it takes about 13 minutes to do a lapse. Come on, go. Go. This is private property. There's people sitting over there. Yep. >> That's the finish, but the finish is back that way. Is it off of Pine Glen? How'd you guys get in here? Pine Glen, at that person's house with the pool. We have no idea who you are. >> have a problem right now, but this is private property. Okay. >> Okay, so There's like 30 minutes left in it. Go Get going if you're the leader. Private property claims still have constitutional limits.