And then I went and showed you that I wasn't the shoplifter. Well, I didn't Why didn't you go chase him? >> Cuz I didn't even know which way he went. >> Just stop. Okay. >> I'm not playing stupid. I didn't do anything. That cop grabbed my arm. Okay. And he slammed my head on the ground. So, here's the deal. I'm going to run back in, check the video. Nothing was taken out of you. We're going to get your >> take anything. We have good contact information for >> You're not getting nothing from me. In this video, an officer detained a man outside a store in Marysville after another person triggered a theft alarm and left. The man cooperated and even went back inside to prove he took nothing, which store video confirmed. Despite this, the officer focused on him, slammed him to the ground, and kept him detained citing attitude and refusal to identify even after realizing he had the wrong person. I don't know that. How? How? When did he steal something? They slammed her on the ground, bro. Listen, sir. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. What did he steal? Nothing, bro, cuz you're just white hillbilly piece of [ __ ] That's why I drive a Chevy. I didn't. I'm telling you from the beginning. Why don't you just say that? Well, here's the deal. You got my basic information at the end of the fight. The justification for force becomes important here. Under the Fourth Amendment, any physical force must be objectively reasonable based on the subject's behavior at that moment. No, man. You stopped me. Yeah, cuz You said, "Hey, come here. You're under detained." I said, "I didn't do nothing." I walked back in there and told you I didn't beat. But I told him and then I went and showed you that I wasn't the shoplifter. Well, I didn't Why didn't you go chase him? Well, because I didn't even know which way he went until they got direction of where he went. >> No, you could have The other guy Don't try to change the story, man. You could have just I stopped and waited for you. I could have ran and did whatever I wanted if I did something wrong. >> When you first started walking this way and said you you're not stopping for me. You're not an officer. You didn't have to tell me you are. Because I didn't do anything wrong. >> with your guilty by association with the guy who just stole something. What do you mean? What did Whatever you say. Right now, I'm looking at the video. You can hang out for me for a minute. Detaining someone based on association rather than specific actions can raise serious Fourth Amendment concerns if not supported by clear, individualized suspicion. Whatever you say. And then we're going to walk >> These guys just slammed me on the ground. Well, what happened when they said you're going to be in the pit? Did you start pulling for me? No, they're lying. Listen, sir. I'm being honest. I have multiple op Listen. Okay. I know you know how this works. Okay. I did 10 years in prison. Why'd you go to prison for? Listen. Okay, I'm listening. Just stop. Okay. >> I'm not playing stupid. What's that mean? You guys slammed me on my head. Okay. I didn't do anything. That cop grabbed my arm. Okay. And he slammed my head on the ground. Well, you don't get to pull away from the police when >> pull anybody away from the police getting detained. So, here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to go back in here, sir. What was your name? I didn't get your name. I'm not giving you my name. >> Perfect. I'm going to go back in >> Why are you thinking Why you keep trying to slick me, man? You can't slick me. I like to make people feel comfortable, man. I didn't steal. I didn't do nothing. Leave me alone. I'll be back with you in a minute, okay? You've already wasted too much time for detaining. Refusal to identify oneself is not automatically grounds for detention unless state law requires it and the stop itself is lawful. Well, I haven't wasted too much time. >> Well, that was a 17-car >> 17 minutes. >> What's that? Yeah. Oh, okay. You have no legal You have no problem with causing a tsunami here. There was like five car cars pulled down I did not beat >> That's what those people told me. So, how many were there? Why were there so many cops on one thing? We We have No, don't don't listen to him. He's Oh, oh. I watched 17 minutes, man. Not me. you. I did not beat There's a camera right there. Go watch it. I hope hell of bad [ __ ] happens to you. I hope your whole life is I hope your whole life Thank you. I hope you crash your car. I hope everything wrong goes on your life. I hope your wife twice a black dude. I hope everything goes wrong with you. You're not being honest. That sounds That does sound like you got bigger dick than me. Okay. Sounds pretty No, no, no. I'm for black people. Just say whatever I'm for black people. So, you're racist. My dad's white. I can't say anything about black people. You guys are together? Look at this. You're assuming I'm white? You're assuming I'm white? Dude, you just stole something. Yeah. I'm a big fan of American, bro. You got a problem? Great thing is Yeah, I love America. Hey, cops are >> No, man. You're I'm Man, I own my own business. I appreciate and that's awesome. So, here's the deal. I'm going to run back in, check the video. Nothing was taken out of you. We're going to get your address and take you in. >> I saw him do his thing then. Am I going to go do Then why are you still standing here? Well, I wait for her to get the video pulled. Well, I didn't Okay. I'm telling you as a man We have good contact information for >> getting nothing from me. Okay. Perfect. Can I copy your name and badge number? >> Except for your supervisor's number Okay. and badge number and all officers. >> Can I get your name and badge number, please? Parker. Can I get your name Yeah, I'm a Sergeant Carlile, 0097. Why you guys didn't chase him if he did something wrong? Can I get your name and badge number? Officer Hamrick, 0201. Thank you. But why did you stop and Cuz I'm here with you. So, I'll be back with you in just a second. You guys good for the second? Oh, yeah. Perfect. This is ridiculous, bro. I have nothing to do with what if someone else steals something. Has to do with you. Yeah, we good. I don't mind getting your Could I get your name and badge number? I know you weren't here. >> Kitchens, 181. >> Thank you, bro. I got this. I'm going to make you skip. Good. Good. I got Yeah. Yes, sir. You used to wrap in the jail. No, I didn't. Is that your brother in Nope. Sure didn't. Parker's a pretty common name though. I'm just Every Parker that I've met is handsome, so So, what's up with you guys' uh I'm the ugliest one. Who that is? Just saying like that guy You guys got this this sick ass attitude when you're just walking around. You feel like you just own the whole area around you. No. Yeah, you guys do. Okay. Like I said, that's your interpretation. >> I don't know. Y'all killed my brother in too, so You guys kill people. Like, how do you feel about killing people? But you have friends that kill people. No. Oh, you don't know an officer that's killed somebody? >> No. You're a Okay. Man, your office don't open no work, [ __ ] They shoot people. They're [ __ ] bro. What you doing then? Cops out of car, hands up, y'all shot him 17 times. Pieces of [ __ ] Racist piece Great. Just tell me why you're Okay. Tell me why you wake up in the morning and your your wife And your kids What's that to you, buddy? Must be real. Must be really happening. Okay. Yeah, she gets every day. Maybe. She does. Yeah, that's why you're always beefing and going chasing little Yeah, I know who you are. Yeah, we know who you are, dude. Okay. Yeah. Okay. You guys You guys are going to get so sued, bro. This encounter involves the Fourth Amendment, which requires officers to have reasonable, articulable suspicion tied to a specific individual before making a detention. Here, officers acted on a general description and continued holding the subject while still trying to confirm details through video. The use of force during the stop also raises questions of objective reasonableness. The First Amendment protects offensive speech toward police even when disrespectful.