Cops think an anonymous call means they can do whatever they want. But when they pulled that stunt on this guy, he shut down their whole act with unwavering legal confidence. >> Make it quick. You told me I'm detained. What am I detained for? What's the crime I've committed? >> let me answer your question. >> Am I free to go? >> No, you're not. >> I'm not going to answer any of your questions if you don't understand that. I have a fifth amendment right. Now, my bottom line is why are you detaining me? What crime have I committed? >> to answer your question. >> Just answer my gosh darn question. >> So, this is what's going to happen. >> This is not going to happen here. You're not answering my one question. What crime have I committed? >> you right now you are being detained. >> say for what. >> I didn't say you committed a crime. >> For why are you detaining me then? >> Are you going to let me answer? >> Just answer my question. >> Someone called in and said that you were yelling. >> Who was the someone? >> Anonymous call. >> Well, why don't you go talk to them before you speak to me and I'll wait right here. >> It's anonymous. There's no phone call. >> Well, then I'm not going to answer any of your questions, so don't bother asking me a single thing. You understand that? >> What I have to do >> I don't what you got to do. >> It's the way that I do my investigation. >> By anonymous bull calls. Did you talk to the complainant? What did you see? What did you know? That's right. Do not