Police stopped a man's wife and unlawfully detained her after mistaking her identity. But when her husband immediately confronted them, citing a blatant Fourth Amendment violation and exposing their abuse of power, the officers quickly realized they had messed with the wrong person. Left scrambling and forced into a humiliating retreat. >> You You chose the wrong one today, baby. Beat. Everybody here knows their civil rights. Kick rocks. You can leave. Are they being detained? Who the [ __ ] do you think you are to roll up on someone and ask them who they are? >> Who do you think you are though? Doing >> my job. >> No, your job is Wait a minute. Do you know who who is? >> I thought she was somebody else that we're looking for. >> Okay. Well, you were wrong. Very wrong. You don't just roll up on people, ask them their name. Dude, that's not that's a Fourth Amendment violation, dude. It absolutely is. Unless you have a crime. You're right. You can ask anybody you want, but you can't force them to ID. When you blocked her in like that and she couldn't go nowhere, that's not a detainment. Soon as she said, "Am I free to go?" I moved out of there. >> It don't matter, dude. The initial stop was a detainment. And if you're really where you need to learn the first amendment, I can talk to you any way I want. I can talk to you any way you want. I want. So get in your car, you fat ass, and leave.