Look, you mind your own business. She's looking for her phone. >> She can wait to get out. >> No, she can't. She can look for her phone. You are violating her constitutional rights. >> By what? >> She can record. She can call whoever she wants to. Mind your own business. Mind your own business. Elizabeth, look for your phone. >> know where it is. >> HE CAN'T STOP YOU FROM LOOKING FOR YOUR PHONE. YOU KNOW YOUR LAWS LIKE I KNOW MINE. >> REALLY? >> Police unexpectedly approached a man and two women in a school parking lot late at night, accusing them of trespassing even though they had just stepped out of their vehicle and had not engaged in any criminal or disruptive behavior. Calm but firm, all three repeatedly demanded that the officers explain the legal basis for stopping them, insisting they had committed no crime and posed no threat to anyone. As the officers continued to pressure them with threats of citations and arrest without providing any clear legal justification, they strongly objected, accusing the officers of abusing their authority and using intimidation to force citizens into complying with unreasonable demands. Ultimately, when the officers failed to establish any criminal conduct or provide a lawful basis for their actions, they were forced to end the confrontation and leave without issuing any citations or making any arrests. >> Hey, what's going on? >> Hey, what's going on? How you doing? >> I'm doing well, sir. How are you all? >> I'm spectacular. >> Awesome. Well, I'm Officer Jaggers, Metro Police Department. The reason why I'm obviously getting out on you all is here at Corey High School is closed and you're technically trespassing. I see what you're on. Do you have an ID on you, ma'am? >> Got to find it. >> Okay, sit up. And what's your first name? >> Gary. G A R Y. >> Okay. Middle initial? >> L. >> And what's your date of birth? >> January 28th, 1984. And what is your name? >> Officer Jaggers. >> Okay. And what is your name? >> Officer Mathers. [clears throat] It says it right there. >> It says January 28th. >> And And what is your name? Can you remove your hand? I want to know your name. What is your name? >> Okay, sir. There's no reason to scream at us. >> He can't hear me. I'm not screaming at you. I was >> You can't hear him? >> Yeah, he can't hear me. K. Custer. Got you. Yeah, I can't raise the window down. I got the child lock on. Don't worry this this whole stop is being recorded for a >> Yeah, okay. I'm just recording too. I have to. >> That's fine. It doesn't bother me that. >> I'm just making sure. >> It's fine, man. If you can't find your ID, what's your what's your last name? >> It's Olvera, O L V E R A. >> Hold on. Can you slow down for me, please? >> Olvera. >> Olvera? >> O L V. >> Ask everybody this if there's any guns or drugs or anything like that. I'll be right back. >> Where are you all going from tonight? >> Mind your own business. That's where we're coming from. >> Okay. You got to understand you're in a school parking lot after hours. >> After hours? >> Yeah. It's not school hours right now. Yeah, if you can keep your right hand up so I can see it. >> Keep my I'm holding my leg. Mind your own business. Mind your own business. Mind your own business. You are surrounded by your You are surrounded by your friends. >> my business. >> Settle down. >> Okay. >> You see him over here? >> He can't see you. >> Yeah, he see he sees me. >> All right. >> I'm surrounded. You don't need to see my hands. >> I do though. >> No, you don't. You are okay. Settle down. Let me see your phone so we can call Prince >> to have Tooter see this nonsense as well. >> I don't know where my phone is. >> All right, you can look for it. >> Ma'am, you can you can wait for it. >> Look, you mind your own business. She's looking for her phone. >> She can wait to get it. >> No, she can't. She can look for her phone. You are violating her constitutional rights. >> For what? >> She can record. She can call whoever she wants to. MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS. MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS. ELIZABETH, look for your phone. >> I don't know where it is. >> HE CAN'T STOP YOU FROM LOOKING FOR YOUR PHONE. YOU [screaming] KNOW YOUR LAWS LIKE I KNOW MINE. >> CLEARLY. >> OH, you don't like that, do you? I'm educated. I'm educated. You don't like that, do you? >> Educate me on what? >> Yeah, you don't like that, do you? You know your laws. >> Okay. >> Hola, come on and stop. We need to check out. >> What's the number you're calling me from, Olvera? >> Elizabeth. >> Elizabeth. >> I think it's a because you're >> Check this out. I got on I got three police officers by me. Call Mama's phone and tell Tooter to come out here and take pictures, please. >> All right. >> I'm in front of the school. >> All right. >> Thank you. You know your flashlight ain't powerful enough to stop me from recording, right? >> That's cool. >> Okay, just making sure. >> All right. >> I do love the over policing that you all do. I hope you remember my name. >> What was that? >> You'll find out soon enough. >> Okay. All right, you're all good. Um I'm going to give you a warning on the trespassing since this is a closed facility right now. Um that's perfectly fine, sir. I really appreciate your cooperation. >> for 3 minutes. Literally just came from the bank and she was dropping me off. >> Okay. I didn't I didn't say that you were here for 4 hours or anything like that, but if you feel free, upload that uh to Facebook to show us how uh show everybody how professional and courteous we were courteous we were, that'd be fantastic. >> that was you. That you you're the courteous one, not this one. >> I really appreciate that. >> Are you welcome? >> No, we're we're fine. But um just FYI, it is trespassing. Um if you all want to talk for a minute, that's perfectly fine since you do live right across the street, but um just you're all good to go. >> Yeah, I know I know the principal personally. Like my nephew he goes to school there. >> Okay. That's perfectly fine. It's still a closed facility, so just FYI, uh principal wants to come out here and you know, wrestle you, that's perfectly fine, too, but it's a closed facility and it's a criminal trespass third per K.S.A. A.R.S. So, I'm cold and it's um late, so we're going to get out of here. You all have a great night. Thank you, Ms. Carver. Thank you, Ms. Elizabeth. Have a good night. Have a good night, guys. >> Take care. >> Are you okay, sir? >> Yes, I am. I'm always recording. >> That's perfectly fine, but I'm going to go ahead and let you know that there's another officer >> Three police officers pull one person over.