These cops tried to make them give up their rights just because they were holding a can of Pepsi, claiming it was reasonable suspicion for drinking in public. But in the end, all they got was a walk of shame. What >> you got there, man? >> What do you mean? >> What kind of beverage is that? >> Stay your distance. >> We're police officers. Maybe you didn't. >> I don't care whether you're police officers or mafia. >> Mafia. >> Yeah. You guys are rolling around and croing up on me with guns. Stop for everybody holding a can anywhere. >> Not everybody holding a can anywhere. >> Just me? >> Just people that we feel might be drinking in public. >> You suspect I might be drinking in public? We have no idea. We have what's called a reasonable suspicion. >> Do you have a reasonable suspicion? >> We do. >> What is that? Holding a can. >> Holding a can is a reasonable suspicion. So, anybody holding a can is under reasonable suspicious. Usually, we can see if it's an actual soft drink or >> This may not be typical. May I have your card, please? >> Let me see if I can do this from a distance. >> I'm going to set it down and then you can grab it. Would that be better? >> Anything else that you gentlemen need besides stop? We're >> standing here. We didn't stop you. >> Oh, okay. Later. If you have a good trade,