Nobody said you're breaking a law. We just >> Okay, so why Okay, why you guys Why are you detaining me? >> We're asking you a question right now. >> I'm intimidated cuz you guys got guns and you're standing by my car real close and you're not good. >> and you're intimidated. The guns are in our holsters. >> Hey, that's all right. Let me get a gun and carry it around and keep it on my side and just walk around anywhere. >> not right. Absolutely. I don't know how to do that. >> Okay, I know I do. I know I do. And first amendment and second amendment and all >> not the first amendment. Cuz >> No, I I know all my amendments, man. Trust me. I'm very well versed in law. >> Police approached a man sitting in his vehicle in a Walmart parking lot after receiving a report alleging that he had harassed and intimidated store employees. The man immediately denied the accusation, explaining that he had simply gone to the tobacco counter and then returned directly to his vehicle without causing any disturbance. When the officers continued requesting identification and asking questions without presenting any evidence or witness statements, he remained calm but firm, repeatedly demanding that they explain the legal basis for the contact, pointing out that there was no indication of any criminal activity, and requesting to speak with a supervisor. Ultimately, when the officers were unable to establish a lawful basis to continue detaining or investigating him, they acknowledged that he was free to leave and ended the encounter without issuing a citation or making an arrest. >> How can I help you guys? >> Yeah, you were called in about harassing and intimidating an employee of Walmart. >> Oh, that's a lie. Now you're fabricating stuff. This guy's fabricating. Yes, he's fabricating stuff, sir. Yes, >> No, I'm not fabricating stuff. That's what >> Who did we harass? Who did we harass? Can we talk >> We're >> Can we find out who that was we harassed? >> Yeah, there's two different stories going on now. >> Okay, where's the the other white male that was in the driver's seat that had a white shirt and blue jeans on? >> I'll bet you a thousand dollars I we walk in the store right now and the lady Well, me and her walked in there. We went straight to the tobacco counter and got a pack of cigarettes and came back out. And they will nobody in there will say that I done intimidated anybody. >> They said you were donating to the school. >> They said that you were threatening people out in the parking lot. >> No, they weren't talking about me, sir. I promise you that. You guys might be a little bit late, but they weren't talking about me. >> No, we're just picking up trash. I was about to leave. I didn't identify the employee. >> Okay, and they even identified it by the by the color. >> Well, guess what? There's more than one white and blue What blue van? >> Not at the time the call came in, sir. >> They also identified that you did not have a license plate, so >> Oh my god. Who Who is that that identified that? >> Someone that worked at Walmart that called. >> So what law are we suspected breaking? >> I just told you that you got called over here. Nobody said you were breaking a law. >> Okay, so why Okay, why are you guys Are you detaining me? >> We're asking you a question. >> You right now I'm intimidated cuz you guys got guns and you're standing by my car real close and you're >> You got guns and you're intimidated. The guns are in our holsters. >> That's right. Let me get a gun and carry around and keep it on my side and just walk around anywhere. >> have that right. You don't know how to do that. >> Okay, I know I do. I know I do. And first amendment and second amendment and all >> That's not the first amendment cuz >> No, I I know all my amendments, man. Trust me. I'm very well versed in law. >> Okay, so is there a reason why you're driving the van without a license plate? >> Did you see the van driving? We're in the parking lot, bro. What is wrong with you? >> Here's the deal. >> Here's the deal. What what law we break? Why you around my car asking me questions? No more questions. >> called here. >> Okay, and >> Cuz you were intimidating and harassing employees of Walmart. >> That's a lie. >> By what? Picking up trash and >> That's a lie. We I asked I helped I picked up trash out of the parking lot and put it in the dumpster. >> Okay. >> Hey, no no good deed will go unpunished. You see that right there? That's how that goes. Call your supervisor, please. >> He's tied up on another call right now. >> Call your supervisor, please. I don't want to talk to you. No, I don't We're not going to talk to you. We're not talking to you. I'm exercising my fifth amendment right by not answering more questions. So if you call your supervisor, that'd be great. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And what is the property? >> I ain't worried about that, bro. I ain't worried about I can leave the property. I can do whatever I want, bro. I'm I can travel where I want to. I'm not licensed by any second driver by anybody. I can I have the right to travel. That's my right. I've never had a driver's license. Never had one. I never I never entered into contract I know I don't. And the state of anywhere, bro, the Constitution was wrote before there was any states. So dig that. I know what it is. Can you step away from my vehicle, please? >> No. >> So I'm calling police. Call police, bring Call 911 and tell them we got No, give me the phone. Give me the phone. I'll call them. I got three people out here acting like they're police and I don't know if they're police or not. They're They're intimidating me, they're I mean >> identification? I have I have a >> I don't want nothing from you, bro. I didn't come up to your car asking you for [ __ ] You come up to my car asking me for [ __ ] Got five cops around here. Is that an unmarked vehicle? Oh, boy. I hate to see one of those. >> No, we don't have any unmarked out tonight. >> Uh yeah, okay. >> [laughter] >> I'm at the police station. >> Yeah. I mean I I don't I don't care who you guy going on, but I know what I got going on is you guys not messing with me. I ain't doing nothing to you. I ain't doing nothing to nobody. You guys made some stuff up You alleged some stuff. Hey, I'll go in there with you right now and you and you find anybody in Walmart We're going to go hand in hand right now. If they said out anybody If you can find the person who said it and they called and and I was harassing them, I would like to talk to them. I There is nobody in there. You guys lied on that. Your boss lied. Whoever lied They lied to you, man. They set you guys up right now. I promise you they didn't know what's They didn't know what's going on. That's why he's back in the car and don't know what he's doing what he's going to do right now. No one's back in the car. >> He went inside. >> Oh, he's got He's got Okay. He He went inside to find somebody who who got harassed. You guys didn't talk to reckless in there, did you? >> No, sir. >> All right. All right, then. We got respect and morals around here, bro. >> Here's Here's the story. >> Oh, man. Please don't tell me you got some story that we did something wrong because that's a lie. >> Well, >> I'm going to tell you right now. >> Can Can you just stop for a minute so I can tell you exactly what I found out? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, I haven't even accused you of anything now. >> You've been out here >> I just I told you why we were here. >> Okay. So, here's >> [clears throat] >> I guess there was an employee that came was walking back in from her vehicle. You guys were parked over there where you were parked at earlier with side doors open. >> Okay. >> Right? >> Yeah. No, no, we opened the door and shut it because there was something in there. >> Okay, well, they were said the side doors of the van were open. Okay? >> Bottom line? >> Bear in mind So, they felt >> Bottom line? I'm just saying we didn't We didn't do anything wrong. >> Can I explain to you what's going on without you interrupting me, please? >> Yes, sir, you can. I mean, yes, I I [clears throat] was just having a calm time here with my kids and uh >> Well, I'm trying to explain to you what was going on and you keep interrupting me. So, I'm asking you questions and and you want to be >> Not answering your questions? Yeah. I don't want to answer your questions. I want >> You don't have to answer, but let me explain to you why we were here. >> I know why you're here. Somebody said called, allegedly. >> Exactly. They felt intimidated in light of the situation that's happened today in El Paso and in the Mississippi with the shootings. >> what's happening, man. I don't watch TV. >> intimidated. >> I'm messing I'm sorry, man. I'm sorry. Me? >> What? I'm sorry. >> Look, could you step back away from my car a little bit? >> Yeah. >> Please have this man step away from my car, please. >> He doesn't have to do that. >> Okay, well, I don't have to ask him more questions, man. We have to talk more. Have a nice night. >> You're free to go. >> All right. >> I wouldn't drive the vehicle on the street though. >> I'm not worried about you. You worry about doing. I mean I I guess have a good night. >> You too. >> Stay away from my vehicle, bro. Please, both of you. All of y'all. You too, bud. You too, for sure. You all get What you all selling, boy? >> Huh? >> Get in your car, boy. Bye, public servant. Hey, walk of shame, guys. Walk of shame. Look here. Walk of shame. Look here. Walk of shame. Walk of shame. >> You can get back in your >> Oh, why? What? Oh, okay. Oh, okay. All right. All right, cuz I'm threatening and intimidating you, right? Walk of shame, [snorts] boys. There it is.