We have no obligation. YOU DIDN'T GET MY ID, and you won't. >> because he's part of >> No, because they ordered it to you. You have no We have no law We have no reasonable right to get my ID from me. This is not a stop and frisk state. I didn't commit a crime. You don't suspect me of committing a crime. You have no You can't reasonably articulate to why You understand? You You caused this. For what? >> Police approached three men over vague reports of suspicious activity, but were unable to identify any specific crime or unlawful conduct. Calm but firm, the men repeatedly asked the officers to explain the legal basis for the detention, questioned whether reasonable suspicion actually existed, and demanded accountability from both the officers and their supervisor. Despite having no clear evidence of criminal activity, the officers continued the encounter with inconsistent explanations and repeated demands. The three men stood their ground, asserted their constitutional rights, and challenged the officers' legal justification at every step. Ultimately, unable to provide a convincing legal basis for the detention, the officers had no choice but to end the encounter and walk away. >> I know you >> Then you said you was doing laps around the block. >> laps around the >> Then you came out and said something different. You changed places, right? >> No, I didn't do that. All right. >> And we're being We're being detained under what? So, are we being detained or are we not? Then give him his information back and let us leave. Under what Under what Under what crime? What reasonable suspicion? What reasonable suspicion of a crime do you have? >> told that we heard that somebody heard that somebody was going to hurt somebody. >> Let me have your badge number. >> Right there. >> That's No, that's what you tell the judge? >> No. >> What's your badge number? >> 555, it's right there. >> What's your name? >> Officer Patrick. You want to You can go right here and >> Okay. Who's your shift commander? Call him now. Who's your shift commander? I want to know why I'm being detained. Call him. I want to speak to your supervisor. Now I see you Now Now I got time. See? Now you got to be held up. I want to speak to your shift commander why I'm being detained right now. >> You're getting a ticket, by the way. >> For what? For what? >> Yeah, those two cars. >> That ain't nothing but money. See, because now Now you're taking it personal, right? This is This is This is the thing. You're taking it personal now, right? And you should be Instead of doing all that Instead of doing all that, yo, we pay your salary. It's not the opposite way. No, that's the fact. That's the fact. You wasn't arrested. Now, you changed three times. He said somebody was doing laps. You came out said one thing. Now, you changed it. I got you. It's fine. No, we don't got to talk about no more. >> Parties were outside. And the person that I was talking to actually said that you three were the ones that were outside right now. >> Is that a crime? Is that a crime? So, then why did you get caught? Why would you even entertain that? It's not a crime. Three people outside at a car is not a crime. But, you're an officer just like him. You're letting him do that. You said we're not detaining. You said we're not detaining. Under what reasonable suspicion of a crime? What's your badge number? Cuz now, you want to be a part of it. What's your name? Thank you. I know my rights. Why is he detained? >> Right now, because that individual said that >> So, we're not detained and we didn't commit a crime, then why is he detained? Are we saving this right now? All we want to do is leave. So, if we're not free to go, THEN WE'RE DETAINED. >> Like I'm saying, I'm right now I'm running for warrants. Once we run the warrants >> And you wouldn't have got that information cuz we don't have no obligation to give you all We have no OBLIGATION YOU DIDN'T GET MY ID and you won't. I know, because they offered it to you. You have no We have no law We have no reasonable right to get my ID from me. This is not a stop and frisk state. I didn't commit a crime. You don't suspect me of committing a crime. You have You can't reasonably articulate it. So, why You understand? You You caused this. For what? >> Right now, the investigation is because individual >> You have no investigation. In order to have an investigation, there has to be a crime. What What What's the crime? >> Investigating a suspicious activity right now. >> Suspicious activity is not a crime. Is it Is it a felony or is it a misdemeanor? Suspicious [laughter] activity. We've been here, bro. What crime has been committed? Cuz In to investigate a crime, there has to be a crime committed. Right? Three guys out of cars not a crime. That's a fact. You don't have to judge us what's your name? You're a public servant. You're a public servant. You're What if I can't read? What if I can't read? What's your badge number? Any of it in your patrol book that you give your Look, we're the public, right? This is how you This is how you treat the people that pay you that pay for your salary. You can't even give your name? We pay your salary. Good policing. This one doesn't want to give the public his name, his badge number. He says, "Read my shirt." He never He'd never tell a judge that. This one, a maniac, totally disrespectful, got upset over some marine [ __ ] changed the narrative three times. We're here for suspicion. Is it a felony or misdemeanor? Suspicion. Is that your boss? You'll learn something today. How's it going? I I appreciate you giving your name because this man doesn't want to identify himself to the public. No, I'm just saying, but if I ask him to identify himself, what if I can't read, right? What do you tell a 90-year-old lady? It's on my shirt? Thank you. I appreciate you. Now, um I was detained. I want to know under what reasonable suspicion of a crime or what crime have I committed that I was detained? I want to know if suspicion is a misdemeanor or felony. If it's not a crime, then you don't have no right to detain nobody, right? He detained us. You are the sergeant, right? You were investigating what? I want that on camera. I want you saying it. But your officer stated I was detained. Yeah, but okay. Under what right did he have a reason to What did he check? What legal right did he have to detain us? I want you to Translate that to me. I'm going to ask you a question. Okay, so what did he >> Petro get? >> Under what reasonable law? >> No, I'm not yelling. I have a deep voice. >> What did Officer Petro get? This guy right here. What information did he receive before you pulled up? >> He spoke to me and told me I was detained and couldn't leave. All the neighbors heard it. >> This is all over the court. >> I answered all of everything. And he told me I was still detained until you arrived. So, now that you arrived, But but what information changed that that you came >> The investigation is over. We have to check >> Okay. Now, how about this? No, you don't have to check everybody, right? Because he had he had no legal right to get his information, right? That's number one. Number two, I want I want you on camera saying what reasonable what right what law did you have to detain that man? Reasonable suspicion, is that a felony or misdemeanor? >> Again, we're here to investigate a call. >> So, you don't get to detain nobody. You don't get to detain nobody under reasonable suspicion cuz you don't have reasonable suspicion. Yeah. We'll be up here. I guarantee you your job won't last much longer.