Police approached a disabled man in a wheelchair under the pretext of a welfare check while he was resting on a public sidewalk. When he made it clear he was fine and not blocking the way, they pressed with baseless accusations. But he stood firm, exposing their abuse of power and forcing them to back down in shame. >> I just want to see if we can help you out. >> No, you can't. I'm on public property. Quit harassing me, please, officer. Thank you for your concern. Where are you headed to this evening? >> I don't have to tell you where I'm going. That's none of your business. I can sit here all night if I want to. There is no law that says I cannot sit on a public sidewalk. >> What if somebody else comes through here with a wheelchair? Where are they going to sit? >> I will get out of their way, ma'am. I will roll all the way up there where I'm completely off the sidewalk. Ain't y'all got anything better to do? I've done I've explained it to you. I will move. I will move. So, I'm not obstructing it. I'm just sitting here. Has anybody made a call about me obstructing the sidewalk? No. Y'all were doing this purely to harass me because they gave me trespassing papers. >> You get a pony of three people coming up here. How they going to get past? >> There you go. I'm not obstructing the sidewalk. >> You're going to sit taking a rest in the top. You stay there, Mr. Beats.