You match the description of suspect you work for >> a suspect for what? What laws have I broke? >> You haven't. >> In this video, police officer approaches him claiming he matches the description of a suspect. The man reminds the officer that this is actually the second time in just one week he's been stopped for the same claim. He asks what the suspect supposedly did, but the officer doesn't give any clear details and keeps insisting he looks like the person they're searching for. As the conversation goes on, the man points out that he hasn't committed any crime and questions why he's being stopped. What happens next shows exactly how quickly confidence and calmness can flip the whole situation around. >> All right, I'm recording. What's up? >> That's fine. You're the uh you match the description of suspect for >> a suspect for what? >> Domestic assault. That's why I need to see your ID to confirm. >> I'm at work. I don't have it on me. >> Okay. >> I'm right around the corner here working. >> You have an Indiana card? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's your last [clears throat] name? What? What laws have I broke? >> You haven't. I'm investigating a domestic violence dispute. You match the suspect. >> Where was the dispute? Where was the dispute at? >> Need your last name. >> Where was the dispute at? >> Up the street. >> I don't live around here. >> Okay. It doesn't matter. You look like the person. >> How would you know? >> Because I I'm at work. I don't look like anybody that did anything. >> How do I know you from Adam? >> This This just happened the other day, too. I got I can The video's on YouTube. You got Every time you guys see me walking, you stop me and say I match your description. >> I know anything about you. I'm looking for the ice cream man. Like, don't you hear the ice cream man? >> I need your ID. >> I don't have my ID on me. It's You want to come over here? >> You give me 5 seconds. I take your information out. Confirm who you are. I'm out of your here. Look, >> I don't I don't It's I haven't broken any laws. >> I have the right to ask you who you are. >> I And I have the right not to consent to any searches or anything like that. Okay. >> If you don't cooperate, that's fine. I'll detain you until you officer. >> What What would I be detained for? >> What would I be detained for? And I saw you. You was about to turn right right there until you saw me bend around the corner and look for the ice cream man. >> I'm looking for Mr. Frosty. >> That's why you look like a suspect. >> What? Gold teeth tattoos on. >> How about what's your name? >> Officer Morgan. >> And what's your badge number? Cuz at this point this is harassment. >> On Minnesota Street. like a suspect and now it's just descriptive. >> At this point, this is harassment. This is like the third day in a row. >> Yeah. You want to give me a last name >> for what? >> I told you three times you're a cooperating. >> What do I do? I haven't done anything. I don't live around here. Like I don't live nowhere right here. >> I live on Singleton. >> If you cooperate, this all be over with. >> I don't understand. Like I have the right not to tell you my name. >> Here's No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. I have the right to remain silent. >> No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. What's the rights? First thing you say is what? I have the right to my son. E V E R E T. I'm not scared of y'all, man. >> He's probably been down there the whole time watching me work. Are you talking about right down here? E V E R E T. Have you been down here the whole time? Where? So, you seen me down here working the whole time then, right? >> Jason. J A Y S O N. This is crazy. It's like three days in a row. Every time you guys see me walking, you stop me. I'm working just like you are. 112984. You can't have my social security number. >> I ask you social security. >> I don't consent to no searches, so please don't touch me. >> You guys love y'all. IMPD is the biggest street gang in the state. >> Okay, you got I'm put This will be on YouTube, too. >> Whatever you want. >> I know. What's your name and badge number? McFaden. What's your badge number? You guys like your jobs? You like bothering people that's looking for the ice cream, man. This is >> Here you go. >> What is this? >> My information. You said you wanted it. >> In fact, I want to talk to your guy's a supervisor. And you It's the You have to call him out here. >> It's It's the It's It's my right to talk to your supervisor. >> No, I want him here right now. You have to call him here to talk to me. I know my rights. You have to call your supervisor out here. It's my right to talk to I feel like I've been harassed and wronged. I want to talk to your supervisor right now. >> No, I want I want you to call him. right now. Man, I don't care. Call your supervisor. I feel like this is harassment. >> That's why I want you to call. >> No, I want you to call your You have to. If I request to speak to your supervisor, you have to call him out here. I know the law. >> I spent a lot of time in the law library. >> Are you let me talk? >> Here comes some more. >> SEE, THIS THE SECOND TIME THIS WEEK, isn't it? This is crazy, man. At this point, I feel like I'm being harassed. >> All right, but you know, I tell this man I don't live over here. >> It's not me. >> I Yeah, I want to talk to a supervisor. This is harassment. >> Hey, >> I don't care what description I match. I'm looking for Mr. Frosty cuz I hear him. I probably done missed him because of you. >> Listen, you got to be around your mouth like I'm doing with your ass. >> You're out of line last time. >> I'm not out of line today. I'm I'm walking looking for the ice cream, man. He pulled up on me. >> He's doing his job. So, I want him. >> I want I want to talk. I want your supervisor to answer my questions. >> Unless I'm trying to talk to you. >> This is crazy. What's up? >> You want a job? You got my name. You got my bad. >> What's your job to stop me every time you see me? >> Here, I'll show you a picture. >> I don't I don't want to see a picture of it. I don't want to see a picture of it. >> You You want the answer to your question? >> I want to talk to your supervisor. >> You want the answer? >> Cuz I got the other video, too, and this guy was just at my house the other day. Same thing. I got snatched up, slammed against the car. >> Now you're being disorderly. >> Here we go. Same thing the other night. >> Same thing as last time. >> Same thing as the other night. >> You're being disorderly last time. >> What's up, man? What's up? >> Okay. So, you were given a break last time. >> What laws have I broken? >> And the And when the officer explained it to you last time, what did you do? You said, "I understand. I'm sorry." What did you say? >> I'm not sorry. What did you say? You said this is harassment. This is what you said. I'm sorry. I'm a prick. That's the way I am. >> Yeah, I am a prick. Did you not say that? >> Do you see why I'm walking down the street looking for Mr. Frosty and I got stopped by four police. >> No, there's a guy that has dark hair that has a beard that just beat up his girlfriend down 1500 cal. Okay. >> And all of them saw me down there working. >> Okay. But does he know this? >> I just I told him that. >> Okay. But >> I'm I'm automatically a liar because I don't have a badge. >> And y'all wonder why people do the to y'all that they do. Man, >> really? >> This is crazy. >> You're really full of ignorance, are you? >> No, I'm not ignorant. That's the thing. That's I'm not ignorant. That's the thing. I know the law and I know my rights. He's not violating your rights. Okay. He's making sure you're not the >> It's my Well, I want to talk to y'all supervisor and that is my right. So, can y'all call y'all supervisor? It's not my right to talk to your supervisor. >> Well, where's he at? >> I don't know. >> Hit that that radio. Okay. >> This is crazy. >> Okay. But this is crazy. >> Oh, the video from the other night's going viral, by the way. It's all over YouTube. >> That's fine. >> You can't shine a flashlight in the uh camera today. >> I don't care about that. I asked you to get the light on my face. >> You shouldn't have tried to block it. This is This is my right, too. I'm legally allowed to record you guys doing your job to make sure that you don't violate my rights. >> Am I Am I detained or am I free to go? Cuz I'm done talking. All right, I'm done talking. >> Well, where's he at? >> Oh, well, we Let's wait for him then. >> You can wait all you want. >> Well, what? I'm working. >> Okay, but he's also >> Didn't Didn't y'all hear Mr. Frosty? That's why I bent the corner. >> I bent the corner because I'm looking for Mr. Frosty >> cuz I haven't took a lunch today and I'm kind of hungry. >> That's fine. >> Okay. But he's also looking for someone who just beat up a woman. >> So So just out of coincidence, y'all looking for somebody to beat up a woman two days. >> By the end, it becomes clear the officer has no real reason to detain him. The man keeps his composure and refuses to be intimidated, standing firm on his rights until the officer eventually backs off. This encounter shows exactly knowing your rights can completely shut down an unjustified