Officers love showing up for a call and bending the law however they see fit. But when these cops tried that on a man simply filming in a public lobby, he hit them with the perfect comeback. >> It's a call for service. You're not free to go. >> A call for service? What What crime are we suspected of? >> You're detained for investigation. >> Investigation of what crime? >> We're going to find out what they called us here for. >> So you don't know why you're here, but I'm detained? >> disorderly right now, so we're going to >> Do you know what disorderly is? >> So we're investigating you. >> Hang out for me. >> Okay. >> No, I'm going to go ahead and out the door. >> Nope, you're not free to >> What crime do you suspect me of? >> you're super noisy. >> So? >> You can be charged with disorderly, okay? >> Do you know what disorderly is? Come on, I'm not new here. You need to stop. >> need to stop. I'm telling you what you need to do. You're going to be detained for an investigation. >> For investigation of a crime? You have to suspect me. Do you know what reasonable articulable suspicion is, boy? >> I'm not I'm not sure. >> You're not going down this route. What? The law? Obeying the law? You're not going down that route? >> We're just making sure that everything's good. >> You know, I try not to file lawsuits. You understand, young man? But you're a dumb mother effort. You don't get to detain people. No, you can back up. No, you can back up. >> out. If you'd like to >> Am I free to go? >> Now you are.