detained. Have a seat or you're going to end up in handcuffs. >> Why do I just chill out, dude? >> Hey, dude. I'm I'm telling you to have a seat. You are >> I'm disabled. >> I'm disabled. You're being a jerk, man. >> No, you're being a jerk. >> I came up here to help you guys out. You don't have any evidence. You just told me you haven't talked to anyone. >> That's disorderly conduct. That's what we're investing. >> Don't try this with me. I'm already aware of how this works. >> What crime am I? For what? >> Sorry. What? What am I being detained for? Disorderly conduct. Have a seat. >> Disorderly conduct. >> We've been here talking with you. >> Yeah. And you said you're detaining me. So effectively by this time >> officer can conduct his investigation. >> That doesn't matter. I don't have to help with your investigation. >> I'm not asking you to help. >> You're being detained. >> You're detaining me to do your investigation. >> Because if you committed a crime, >> you're going to This is the fifth time they've called. This is the fifth time they've called you guys out. And every time you guys get back in your cars and leave, each time.