Terry vs. Ohio, this cop saying they can stop [music] and frisk you in Union, Mississippi without reason. >> He didn't even stop you. I had my window down and said, "Hey." >> Yeah, you did. >> Because you were walking in people's yards, walking off. >> No, I wasn't walking. Whose yard did I walk in? I walked on the park I walked right here on this public easement. [music] If you're just suspicious, they're saying if I walk down this road and they don't know me, then they can stop, demand my ID, and frisk me. That's what these two cops were just saying right here in Union, Union, Mississippi. >> We get a call for complaint. >> So, suspicious activity is what you're saying is a lawful reason to ask for my ID and stop and frisk me. Just cuz you don't know me. Yeah, you you are wasting your time and the taxpayers' money. >> I only [music] asked you what your name is. I didn't recognize you. >> Well, you lied to me. He He got mad just cuz I wouldn't answer his question. >> That's normal. >> I didn't lie to you, dude. >> Well, you said you could stop and frisk anybody for any reason. What I understand what a Terry frisk is, but it's not legal. >> It's legal. It's the US Constitution, the Supreme Court said it was. >> Okay, well, let's see it. I would love to be educated on it. >> But I'm not here to fight and push with you, okay? >> I just I feel like you're