Police stopped a man for suspicious behavior just for wearing a hoodie and adjusting his clothes despite no crime. When he asserted his rights, officers escalated, handcuffing him, using force that caused injuries and seizing his phone. Later, they harassed him again and even blocked him from hospital care, exposing abuse of power and civil rights violations. >> Hey man, hold on. You're not free to go. I got to figure out who you are. >> Why do you need to figure How is figuring me out going to solve anything? What did I do wrong? You got to tell me what I did wrong to stop. You got to give me reasonable articul suspicion for this stop or it's it's an illegal detainment. You got me in cuffs. What are you What are you doing? I don't consent to any searches or seizures in my person. You kept pulling down your shirt. That right there is a sign that you're trying to hide something. >> Pulling down my shirt is a sign I'm >> number two. You kept hiding your face with your hoodie. >> Hiding my face. >> And every time that you saw, >> by the way, clean every time that you saw me make trying to make eye contact with you, you turn down or away that somebody's acting like we have a duty to try to prevent whatever weird guy. That's not weird. Yeah, >> we're not violating violating your rights. Every right. >> No suspicious activity is a misdemeanor or a felony, sir. So, it's not a crime. >> Not under arrest. >> It's not a crime. So, you can't put me in cuffs unless you have a crime and you put me in captured. That's all the