He just came out of the police academy and was already flexing his badge hard. Unfortunately for him, he met this guy who taught him a lesson he won't soon forget. >> can't illegally detain me. If you touch me, bro, it's going to be a problem, okay? So here's the thing. I was speaking with the managers on Circle K. They said you've been harassing people. >> Is there any evidence of it? People can tell you what they want to say. I heard that you was giving head in the bathroom last night. Do I believe it? I don't know. >> Look, that's just what they were telling me. >> Well, it don't matter what they tell you, does it? >> I'm not going to say it's right or wrong because I don't know if it happened. Why you detaining me then if you don't know, bro? You don't have articulate suspicion of a crime. They want you to trespass. Did you hear what I said? Yes, I heard you say >> But you cannot detain Listen, bro. How long you been working for the Dodge City Police Department? >> About a few months. And they ain't teach you the Constitution that you cannot stop somebody without articulate suspicion of a crime. You cannot detain them. It's called illegal detain. Do you have your ID on you? I don't have to give you my ID. Right now you do. Now listen listen to this, bro. Now you asking for my ID. Listen listen listen listen to me, bro. I'm telling you something you need to learn it. Unless you suspect me of committing a crime, about to commit one, or have committed one, then I don't have to show you my ID. And that's it. Right now I'm just investigating. >> Call your supervisor. He ain't got no right to detain me, so I'm going to keep walking. I see you.