Police stopped a man over tinted windows, but things spiraled when an officer claimed he smelled marijuana that never existed. Surrounded and accused without evidence, these men stood their ground, exposed the unlawful stop, and forced the officers to back off empty-handed. >> Do you believe in what you're doing right now? Yes. You do? Even if this is even if if this is nothing, you believe in this? I requested back up, officer. I understand. No, look. Look. Look. Listen, let me explain to you. I know the law. Hold on. When I was here for 15 minutes longer, I'm like, oh, he's calling for back up. I know what's going on before y'all even pulled up. Y'all can't detain me longer than 15 minutes without charging me with something. Unless he has probable cause. Unless he has probable cause. >> He says he has probable Okay, I know the law, man. Obviously, you don't. Obviously, I do. We didn't do nothing. There is no law being broken. >> window tint is 12 out of 3%. What do you mean? I don't know. I don't even care about that. That's not what he's doing right now. He's not looking at my windows. >> Well, I'm I'm trying to explain to you why you were stopped. He stopped you for excessive window tint. In the state of Arizona, your window tint on your front windows can not be less than 33%. Now, the officer stated that he smelled marijuana in the car. That's what we have to go off. We're just standing by while he does it. You both from Illinois? I don't answer questions. We ain't doing nothing.