A man gets detained by police without a clear reason, but he knows the law better than they expected. What happens next will surprise you. >> You guys have continued to deprive me of my rights in the middle of litigation. I've been in jail 30 times this year. Can I please see your ID? >> I'm not going to provide my ID until you provide your ID. >> How you doing, Corporal? >> They're trying to get me to like sit down. I was just telling my just like to stand up. Could we just walk over here so we're not in a big scene? It's really humiliating. >> We're all on equal level playing field. >> No, sit down here. >> Let's just come over. Let's just come over here away from everyone else. It's like a big scene. You guys are going to surround me. Corporal, please don't touch me. Please. That would be an assault. Please don't touch me. Can I see your ID? I've asked them for ID. They don't want to give it to me. >> See our badge's ID. Sit down. >> I I know. You have to have a business card. Can I see your business card? >> Okay. We're investigating a crime. >> Possible crime. >> What was the activity? >> Am I being detained? >> Yes, you are. >> For what? >> Can we investigate the crime to make sure that there is or is not a crime? >> There has to be an articulate. >> I'm not going to be a jail house attorney, dude. This is a very simple thing. Sir, I'm not respectful. We're being respectful to you, but you're pushing the envelope at this point. >> For a crime to exist, there has to be an injured party corpus elected. There could be no sanction or penalty imposed on one because it's constitutional right.