A man walking at 3:00 a.m. is suddenly tackled by police claiming attempted burglary, sparking a heated confrontation over orders, identity, and constitutional limits. Get on your knees. No, we're not. Get down on your knees. No, we're not. What are you GUYS DOING? OH MY GOD, BRO. >> I TOLD YOU TO GET DOWN, you get DOWN. >> WHAT AM I DOING? WHAT AM I DOING? ATTEMPTED BURGLARY of vehicles. Yeah. >> What? >> Vehicles. >> Okay, so what attempted burglary then? >> Stay where Hey. What? Stay down. You told me to I thought you told ME TO STAND UP. >> NOBODY told you to stand UP. >> MY BAD. CAN CALM DOWN, BRO. JESUS. THAT'S NOT HELPING. >> NO, NOBODY TOLD YOU TO STAND UP. BRO, you got it, buddy. >> Yeah, why you looking in the two cars? >> My cars. Yes. >> Cool. Well, well, well, we're for you're in the south. We got a call from security about someone matching your description going to >> harasses me. He That's the probably dude who called you, bro. I got work soon. The neighborhood I I can't walk around at 3:00 a.m. before work. >> get looks like. I don't care what it looks like. Like doesn't mean you can [ __ ] tackle me out of nowhere. Like Jesus. When you're given a lawful order, when we're >> We're leaving. Oh, go investigate. Go investigate. Know where lawful authority ends and constitutional rights begin.