Okay, >> hold on now. Let me finish. You You come in, you cause a problem, and then we have to go a different route. So, go ahead and stand up. Stand up. Put your bag towards me. I'm not going to let you murder someone tonight and be troublesome. Give me that hand, my man. Don't Don't fight it. We're going to slowly do this. Yo yo yo yo yo. Back up, my man. My man. >> Hold on. What are you doing? >> What's up? What's up? Hey, officer. Hey, I don't know you, man. Officer, what's going on? >> What are you? I don't know you. Officer, what's going on? >> I didn't know anything. >> One of ours. One of us. What do you mean? >> You are an idiot. I don't know these two guys. >> The man's crime sitting in the shade on a hot day, but the officer isn't satisfied. He keeps pressing and what he says next reveals exactly where this is headed. >> What's up, my man? What are you doing laid up out here in the park? You got any ID on you? >> I do. What's up? >> What do you mean what's up? I'm asking you. I'm out here pulling [clears throat] the park. All of a sudden, I got to do just sitting here laid out. >> Okay. >> You taking a nap or chilling or what? >> Chilling, man. It's, you know, it's hot outside. I'm just >> Right. enjoying my day. >> You can't find a more subdued area to to find some shade. I mean, I I get that this is a shaded area, but >> right, this is the most shaded area out here. I mean, something wrong. >> The officer just admitted there's no legal violation, but he's still not walking away. Instead, he keeps circling back to one phrase, a guy like you. And the man sitting there catches it immediately. >> It's It's just a park that's not meant for you. That's the problem. And it's cement, so it's not even cool. It's just shade. What do you mean it's a park that's not meant for me? >> I mean, what are you doing? Where where are you headed? You are you headed home or >> No worry, man. I'm just chilling. I'm enjoying the breeze today. Like, it's it's hot outside. I'm cool. I'm chilling. >> I guess my point is if you're headed home or you don't have a home, you should either head home or if there's no home, there's better places for you to kind of park for the night, right? This isn't this place. Even though it's a park, >> am I bothering anybody? >> Well, you're you're frustrating me cuz >> bothering somebody. I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Well, wrong is kind of subjective, right? So legally, you're not really crossing any lines. But as I make my rounds, it's frustrating to see you discouraging the park from being used because you're out here. >> It's so frustrating about me being here. I'm not bothering you. I'm not bothering nobody. Why are you messing with me right now? >> It's a nice day and the park's empty. And I'm wondering if that has something to do with you being out here laid out having a snack in the middle of the day. I >> I doubt one person like me is going to have the park empty. >> The officer just implied this man could be a murderer based on nothing but him sitting in a park. And now, despite admitting there's no crime, he's escalating to an arrest. Watch what happens next. >> Well, even like you said, like you. What do you mean by like you? Someone that's out here know where they're not supposed to be. >> Man, I'm just chilling. I'm not doing anything wrong. I I don't want to disrespect you, sir. And I'm not going to disrespect you. I know you're a man of the law. >> I'm not disrespecting you in no way. But honestly, I'm just relaxing, man. I'm just enjoying the >> drink. And I can appreciate I'd love to show you some respect, but you use the words like you. What do you mean like you? Cuz you understand that a dude like you >> trying to make this something that it's not. It's it's just about it's about leaving the park approachable for everyone else >> and and with you it >> so what are you doing right here sir about >> I'm approaching you for the people who are uncomfortable approaching this park so that I can have a conversation you maybe you can move along to a even cooler place man a place where you can camp out for the night >> uncomfortable did someone tell you >> I'm not uncomfortable but everyone I mean when the park's empty on a nice day you got to ask yourself why >> okay what do you mean I'm not I'm not doing anything wrong >> where are all the mothers with their kids where is everybody playing >> okay one guy, >> right? And >> maybe they're not outside because it's hot. >> But as you said, a guy like you. So a guy like you puts out >> sonar to everyone else. So when they go, "Hey, am I comfortable?" They go, "No, >> am I free to go? I'll leave. >> Listen, I just need your ID. Let's get back to this thing. I'll run [snorts] you. I'll make sure you're straight. We'll get you on the >> I'm not giving you my >> I need to see your ID so that I can make sure that I don't need you to take you downtown. I can just, you know, help you maybe pick a a cooler place to sit for the night >> for what's the problem?" Because at this point, now that I've >> Do you have probable calls? Why do you need to see my ID, >> my man? Now that we're interacting, we might as well just go through it, right? [snorts] I now need to make sure. >> Let me know why. Let me know why you >> Absolutely. Because now I that we've had this interaction, I want to make sure I'm not sending some some troublesome person that's >> troublesome, >> right? What do I know that you've got going on? I don't know you. We don't know each other. This is our interaction. >> You don't. >> So, I can't if I send you out there and you go out and you hurt somebody, right? That's on me. You're literally on my camera having an air. >> What makes you think me sitting right here minding my own business? I'll go out there. >> Nothing. That's We're going to We're going to run your >> What gave you that? >> We're No, we're not. But we're going to run your ID and we're going to make sure that that's not the case. >> No crime, no probable cause. But the cuffs are going on anyway. And the man calm this entire time is now being detained. But the officer has no idea who he just put in handcuffs. >> Cuz this this camera is not going to show on the news. I'm not giving you mine. >> The the man that just killed a whole nice family, right? >> That's crazy. >> I'm just saying what if a family decides to come into a party like this? You're sitting here playing nice guy. >> Why are you assuming that I'm >> not assuming anything? I'm here to protect and serve. >> I'm serving. I'm not assuming. I'm serving. >> Protect and serve anyone. >> Yes. Yes. You're part of this. Yes. I'm protecting you from what you may or may not do, man. So, what is >> Listen, I would rather have >> here right now sitting on this bench, minding my own business, cooling down in this hot weather. What is your issue? >> There's no issue. Listen, let me answer that question. I'd rather have you let me see your ID, find out you're safe, move you along to a nice cool space for your protection as well as everyone else's. Everyone else comes in. >> One of ours, the man in handcuffs detained for sitting in a park is law enforcement. The bystanders who intervened also law enforcement. And just like that officer, Johnson's entire stop collapses. No charges, no crime, just an officer who assumed the worst about a man enjoying a summer day and got it completely wrong. >> You You come in, you cause a problem, and then we have to go a different route. So, go ahead and stand up. Stand up. Put your bag towards me. I'm not going to let you murder someone tonight and be troublesome. Give me that hand, my man. Don't Don't fight it. We're going to slowly do this, my man. We're going to get you tough. >> Thank you. Thank you for complying. Cuz again, I'm trying to protect you for myself, my man. I don't [snorts] know you. I don't know. >> I don't know your mental stability. I just need you. Stop. Play it cool. Stop. My man. Officer Johnson. My man. >> And what's your badge number? >> 3795. Just stay cool. Stay cool. >> Yo. Yo. Yo. Yo. Yo. Back up. My man. My man. >> Hold on. What are you doing? >> What's up? What's up? Hey, officer. >> Hey. I don't know you, man. Officer, what's going on? >> What are you? I don't know you. Officer, what's going on? >> I didn't do anything. >> One of ours. One of us. What do you mean? >> You are an idiot. I don't know these two guys. >> Before you just come and make assumptions. All right. Do your job correctly. >> I'm trying to serve, man. >> Do your job correctly, man. >> Okay. Okay. That's my bad. >> Okay. Do your job correctly. >> That's my bad. >> It's people like you that got the system really messed up. >> He didn't do anything, man. >> All right. Okay. Okay. >> Cover, man. >> That's my bad. That's my bad. That's my bad, >> dude. >> The officer keeps asking for ID. The men keep asking the same question. What law did we break? And instead of answering, the officer just loops back to the ID request. Listen to how this tension builds. >> Hey, what's up, guys? I'm Officer Suarez with the police department. I got some complaints from the waitress that you guys are planning a heist. Uh, just trying to come in, check in on you guys, see what's going on. If I can get like an ID from you guys, make sure who you guys are. That way I can start trying to figure out what's going on here. >> Not going to I don't think so. What did What did we do wrong? What do we We're just sitting here eating. What What are we doing? >> Yeah, like I said, the waitress called She called the police department. She said that there was two guys in a booth hanging out looking over plants with markers and talking about banks and things like that and a couple customers complained. Some patrons were saying some things. And so, I'm showing up here just to kind of check what's going on. Like I said, I just want to see an ID, make sure who you guys are, [clears throat] things like that. Make sure everything's all good. >> You're not going to get all IDs. That's number one. I'm trying to figure out which customers complain. >> Uh, again, I don't know that, sir. Like I said, I just got here. I got told by the waitress that you guys were making some kind of like bank heist plan. So, I'm just trying to check in on you guys, get an ID, kind of start figuring out what's going on. >> So, what crime do you think we've committed? >> Again, like I said, I'm I'm sitting here. I just I'm just trying to get an ID, man. I'm just trying to figure out what you guys are doing, what you guys are doing here. Waitress called and complained. So that's the complaint. That's why I'm coming in here to check. Like I said, if I can see an ID. >> First off, why do you feel like you have to come in here and harass? Cuz that's what I see. We're just two guys sitting here talking and you come in here and just start harassing us for no reason. >> No, I >> Who is this waitress that's said all this stuff about? Like like I said, sir, I I just got here, so my my initial like to come check on you guys first, right? If if something were happening, then then there would be a problem. But like I said, all I'm trying to do right now is get an ID, see who you guys are. >> I'm telling you, his skin was happening. What do you mean was happening? >> The officer still hasn't explained what crime they're suspected of, and the men have had enough. But then one of them asks a question that stops the officer cold and changes everything. >> Something is happening. You standing here bothering us while we're trying to eat our breakfast. >> Look, like I said, I'm not trying to bother you guys. I got a call from waitress saying that somebody was doing something they shouldn't do. >> Why don't you go talk to the waitress? >> Like I said, I'm over here. I'm I'm trying to make sure that nothing is happening first. So, as long as nothing is happening, we're good, right? So if I can see an ID out in the street, man, >> something always happening. Outside my chair, something always happening. >> We sitting here trying a bothering nobody. >> Are we being detained right now? Is that all this is? >> Like I like I said, I'm just trying to get an ID and make sure who you guys are, right? Because that the complaint the complaint I'm officer Suarez for the police department. >> What's your bad number? >> 318. >> 318. 31. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Well, why don't we go find some other people to arrest who it's not black? Because we ain't doing nothing. We're just sitting here having the conversation. >> Okay, then there should be no problem showing me an ID then. >> There is a problem. >> There is a problem. We're not doing anything. We're not doing anything. We're just sitting here. >> Okay. Like I said, the waitress called me and said that there was something weird going on. I'm trying to figure that. I'm trying to get to >> talk to the somebody. Talk to somebody. >> You're not getting our ID. >> Yeah. That's if we're not doing anything wrong, then you don't have no right to come up here and question us like we're doing something wrong, like we're bad guys or something. >> We're just sitting here waiting on our breakfast. >> What crime have we committed? >> Like I said, I'm like I said, I'm just trying to get an ID to see who you guys are so that >> who we are. You know who I am. >> I know who you are. I know who I am. >> Yeah, I know who you are. That's good enough for us. But I'm >> We don't know who you are though. >> Like I said, Officer Suarez of the police department. Okay. So, see, I got no problem. I got I got no problem who I am. >> Okay. I got no problem. My mama know who I am. >> I got no problem identifying myself. Why do you guys got a problem with it? I'm like I said, try to help me out here so I can get this done quicker. All I need to do is see an ID. >> You all I ain't did nothing. >> Detectives. The two men accused of planning a bank heist were detectives reviewing plans for work. The officer walked in expecting criminals. He walked out apologizing. No arrest. No charges, just a lesson in what happens when assumptions drive Lee. Stop instead of facts. The outcome of any complaint or internal review is not provided. >> Well, we sitting up here having this conversation because this conversation was just like baffling to me. You walk up to two people sitting here trying to get something to eat because the color of our skin and you want to eyeball our table talking about I got a complaint from somebody. Well, guys, y'all look look, like I said, I don't know who you guys are. I got called from the waitress. Waitress said that patrons are complaining that y'all are talking about bank plans. Y'all got markers. Clearly, y'all got pictures of the bank >> here talking about going to the bank so I can withdraw some money. What? They know I'm talking about. They don't know what I'm talking about over here. I can be talking about anything. How you know I don't build banks for a living? >> I might be working for the bank. I might work for the bank security guard or something. >> Hey, what's up, man? How's it going? How's it going, man? How you doing, man? How's it going, man? >> What seem to be the problem here, man? >> Uh, no problem. No problem. Like I said, I I got a call from a waitress. I'm coming in and checking on the call. That's all, man. >> But, but don't you know who these guys are? You don't know who these two gentlemen are. >> I have no idea who these gentlemen are, >> man. Detective Graham and Detective Know. Don't know who these guys. >> Oh. Oh, you guys are detectives. >> Come on, man. Just a little advice. >> Yeah. When you want to walk up on two people and a know their rights and you just want to keep chop chop chopping, you shouldn't. If you don't have no reason to suspect people for doing something, just walk away. >> All right, guys. My bad. My bad. Y'all Y'all have a good day. Hey, y'all having a good breakfast?