Police searched a man's rental car without a warrant while he was walking his dog, claiming they smelled marijuana and found a pipe. But the man insisted it only contained CBD, accused them of lying and exposed their abuse of power. When officers tried to justify it with the automobile exception, their unlawful search was revealed, leaving them humiliated as he walked away. You >> have a vehicle that's not registered to you. It's a rental car parked illegally in an area that had breakins last week. I have every right to do an investigation. >> It's not simple. When you break into my car, >> it's not breaking into it. You can't you can't just go in the car. >> Left the vehicle unlocked. I did say I smelled marijuana in your car and you said there's no harm. >> You went in my car and you found it without my permission. No, you didn't. Cuz I hadn't smoked it in like 2 days. >> It doesn't matter. Marijuana has a distinct smell and I smelled it earlier. It's on my body camera when I was looking in your vehicle for a rental agreement to determine who owned the vehicle to make sure it wasn't stolen. All completely legal under the state law and under the constitution. >> What crime have I committed? What raz do you have? >> How do I know you weren't burglarizing houses, sir? >> That's suspicion. Is that a felony misdemeanor? You saw me come back with my dog. Do you know why you're not going to do anything with me? Because you're a coward. Sh.