Police stopped a man over a vague claim he was yelling in public, though no crime was committed. When he pressed them to cite a law or crime, officers escalated with weak excuses. Standing firm on his constitutional rights, he refused to comply, exposing their abuse of power until they had no choice but to back down in humiliation. >> Situation where you were out yelling at somebody. >> Is it a crime? Am I commit? Did I commit a crime? >> Have you stopped your car and the street? >> It was a stop. It was a red light. Am I being detained? Yes or no? I don't Am I being investigated for a crime committed? >> We don't know. >> Am I being investigated for I stopped my car and threw my hands up. Am I being investigated for a crime committed? Is that a crime? It doesn't matter where I was. This is a free country. I'm not property of yours. I don't owe you no explanation. Did I commit a crime? That's your job, right? I committed my car is parked on private property. Did I commit a crime? Yes or no? >> Where were you at? >> Did I commit a crime? Yes or no? Did anyone report a crime committed to you? I don't have to answer any questions from neither one of you two. My thing is I didn't commit a crime. I was traveling. I came here. I parked my car. I'm walking like I do every day. You guys approach me. You and cuss to me. I didn't stop you. I didn't stop you. You guys are over at Sorry for any inconvenience. You guys be safe. Do your job, man.