I've been protecting the Constitution since I was 17 [music] years old in the Marine Corps and everything else in law enforcement, okay? So, don't tell me just because I'm a law enforcement officer that we're trampling all over everybody. >> I'm telling you because of your actions, right? Absolutely, 100%. >> I'm not trespassing. >> Absolutely, 100%. >> committed a crime. I haven't done anything wrong. And if [music] you say I'm trespassing on this property, you're wrong because I can't be trespassing on a property that I've never been asked to be to. [music] This is a church parking lot. Are you prepared to state in court sir and tell the court that this preacher of this church does not want me here? >> You're being detained, sir. >> Okay, what crime am I being detained for? >> Suspicious [music] activity. Trespassing for one. There's a railroad >> Now we're back to trespassing. >> Yeah. Yeah, I mean that's what it is, sir. I'm I'm I'm not just pulling stuff out of my butt here. >> I'm in a church parking [music] lot, okay? That is openly accessible to the public. There are no signs that say private property. If I'm not being detained, then I'm going to be free to go on my way. >> [music] >> Sir. >> Let me Listen, the law says if you're detaining me, I have to cooperate within the law. If I'm not being detained, I have every [music] right to leave. >> Do you know this individual? >> No, I'm sorry. No. >> How do you do, sir? >> Has he ever been in your church? No, he's >> Is he allowed to be on this property? >> No, he's not. >> Have you ever told me before that I wasn't allowed on this property? Thank you for being honest. [music] Are we done now? I'm not being charged with trespassing. Am I now no longer detained? >> Yeah, you're free to leave.