Listen to me. >> detained? >> Listen [music] to me. >> Am I being detained, officer? >> For investigative purposes, yes. >> Okay, well, what crime do you suspect me committing? >> It's not a crime. >> So, you're saying there's no crime >> Listen to me. >> What's your name? >> I I'm not giving you that. I don't have to give you that. >> So, it's not in your policy to give your name when you contact citizens? Who do you work for? >> I work for the Moore Detention Center. >> Okay, who who who owns that building? >> I couldn't tell you that. I have no idea. >> We the people own that building. So, you work for [music] us. >> No, I >> No, yes, you're you're right, absolutely, but you work for us. >> a call that said that you were there, had a suspicious individual. That was >> Suspicious, okay. I I understand. >> Look, brother, I'm just checking it out. >> I I got you. >> So, what's what's going on? >> Just out here videotaping. >> Videotaping of the front of the building. >> Keep your hand out of your >> There's nothing in my pocket. There, I'm just resting. My hand's not in my pocket. My hand's not in it, my thumb is. >> It wasn't. Your hand was >> I I I agree with you there. >> Let me see your ID, please. >> I don't have any on me. >> Okay, what's your name? >> I haven't done anything wrong, officer. >> Okay, so listen to me. I'm asking you to identify yourself because I don't know who I'm talking to right now. >> There's there's there's no reason to identify. >> Well, there is because I'm asking you >> state law state law you know, says I have to. >> What are you doing here? >> illegal? >> Listen, buddy. I'm asking you >> Officer, am I being detained? >> Have a seat right over on the curb. >> Wait, when you come up to another man, he has a cell on the ground or