Get on down. Suck it up. Suck it up. Suck that [ __ ] up AND GET ON DOWN. >> YOUR beard >> on private property. And you guys know that. I wish I [music] would have had a bill. I would have told you what to do with that ID. >> They thought this was just a routine check until it [music] turned into a major civil lawsuit. >> All right. Now, what's going on over here? >> Do I need to give you my name? >> Yeah. >> Why? >> I need you. You got some identification on >> Oh, have I have I did anything wrong? Y'all can kick rock >> right down street. >> No legal grounds. Yet they still forced an ID. And now [music] the price could reach tens of thousands of dollars. What seemed like a routine encounter quickly spiraled out of control [music] within seconds. This man is simply standing on a public street and the [music] police are clearly not happy about it. Hey, >> turn that blasphemy up, man. Grandma Highway. Oh, that's crazy. >> Y'all scaring me, man. >> Why? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. Y >> I'll pay $5. Hey, you want to turn on your emergency lights? It's going to be part of the middle of the road. The argument shows no signs of slowing down with both sides standing their ground. But then police make a sudden new demand and that's what starts pushing the situation to another level. >> It ain't open. >> And you on private property anyway. You can hide your bill. It's private property. You can hide your bill. It can be open. You on private property? [music] >> Back up. >> Can you back up? Just back up. Back up all the way to the motor. >> Oh, no. That That's too far. >> This is This is right here. This is no different. This is more than 10 ft. This is more than 10 ft. I'm all right. Right here. I don't know. >> Ain't this private property? Yeah, it's private property. >> It's private property, right? >> So he can have his beer on private property. Y'all just violating people fourth amendment right just cuz you can. >> I wish you would ask me for ID. I'll tell you what you do with ID. Hey, you can't wait to >> Nobody has to talk to these people. >> No one has to talk to these people. >> You don't have to present ID. You don't have to do anything. >> Well, he got my ID already. >> You didn't have to do that. You on private property. >> No one has to present these people with ID unless they're being suspected of committing a crime. >> Ask me for ID. I'mma tell you what to do with it. >> Yeah. Y'all work for us. We don't work for y'all. Y'all going to respect our rights. No one has the idea if you're not breaking the >> After the heated arguments, things don't stop there. The man begins to push back harder and the confrontation quickly escalates to a whole new level. And at that moment, the situation starts to spiral out of control. >> Right. What he do? >> I said, "Bitch, I bought that." >> You did nothing. Violating Rice as usual. >> Okay. Well, I mean, aspects of it. >> What do you do now? Now >> when he was in the club? >> Yeah. Ask him why he ran your ID, man. >> You got my ID. >> You ever heard of Harrison P show? >> Ask him why you got your ID, >> huh? >> Go to 87. >> Yeah. But the problem was 87. >> Your beer. >> On private property. You guys know that. I wish I would have had a bill. I would have told you what to do with that ID. I would have asked question >> and I would have told you what to do with your asking >> on private property. Y'all can kick rocks >> right down 87. >> Big Nick in the house. Yes. You know who I am. >> You do care. That's why you That's why you ain't tripping right now. That's why you ain't tripping. Cuz you do care. >> Y'all going to stop violating people rights, man. >> Yeah, that's right. What it is. Don't make no joke about it cuz you just never served in the military. I said you ain't got no respect for your oldest. You don't have no respect for your oldest people. >> See what it is. They don't realize they public servants. >> I do not I do not respect what I do not respect what you said when you say about your family. Okay. But what you did what you did. >> Have you ever served any more? >> I haven't. I told you. >> Why have babies? >> Right. with those gang tattoos on that need to be covered >> with all those gang tattoos on. >> Oh, he probably >> How many How many eye investigations are you under right now? >> I want to do that >> and tell you that you had to be a police officer. >> How many open investigations do you have right now? >> I'm going to call Channel 7. >> I'm calling >> I ain't say nothing to you. >> No, I'm No, I'm talking to >> No, it's you coming up violating people rights and he upset about that. And I don't respect you either. >> Yes, you do. YOU'RE A PUBLIC SERVANT. YOU ABSOLUTELY do have to respect this man. You're a public servant. Yes, you do. >> Don't you ever let that come out your mouth when you in my uniform. >> But I ain't say nothing. My brother just retired after 35 years. >> I don't even I don't even expect you. >> Except the what? You think you above people, man. You know what? You going to call the county some money. You are. >> Tensions have reached a breaking point with accusations growing more intense and no one holding back anymore. But what's even more concerning is that it doesn't stop there. What happens next is what truly makes the situation unpredictable. All >> them gang tattoos on. You can't do nothing. >> You can't do nothing but obey the law. >> You got two choices. Do your job right or violate my rights. That's the only choice you got. >> Say that again because I get your bad. You can have it. >> Give me your bad. >> 7194. >> What's your name? >> What's your name? 7194. What's your name? >> I won't give you. >> But I I know you ain't got no respect. Yeah, people file complaints on you guys now. >> You don't have no respect for you. You the wrong type of person. >> I ain't even say a word to you. Disrespect is your demeanor. >> I ain't say I ain't say nothing to you disrespectful. >> What I said to you that was disrespectful >> that you don't have to respect him. >> I'm asking your question. What I do to you that was dispect. >> I said you're not the right type of >> Ke doing get his information. Get his information on >> Durant 7194. >> Yeah. You going to learn to respect who you pay your salary, buddy. You ain't You ain't got no respect. >> You going to respect the citizen. >> I'm calling >> public servant. >> No respect. >> You got it right. >> Public servant. >> I got you. You ain't got no >> You're the only one getting rolled. You don't know that. >> Tell you where I want you. >> You can't refuse to give it to him. >> I'm out. >> Bike on. >> I'm out. >> If you know what that means, bike on. >> Ride off. >> Bike on. >> Ride off. >> Bike on. >> Hey, you going to call county a lot of money. >> Somebody going to die in your custody. >> Bike on. >> Cops like you. Cops like you get good cops hurt. >> Don't throw me down. >> Cops like you get good cops hurt. >> Like you usually do. >> Hey, finger. >> I throw it to him. >> Pig. >> He not the right type, >> bro. Y'all need to get on people like that, man. He a public servant, man. That's the one get good cops hurt. He get good cops hurt, man. People like him. >> Get a good cop killed. >> Him. >> He got a bad He got a bad attitude. >> No, >> sir. >> He got a bad attitude. >> You know who I am, right? All right. >> The confrontation may be over, but what it leaves behind is anything but simple. No clear answers, no real resolution, just a situation that raises serious questions. Was this just a routine check or a sign that authority may have been misused? Citizens may file a lawsuit against police under section 1 983 if their rights are violated. Officers who violate those rights could face financial liability and may also be subject to discipline or termination. Up next, a man appears along the Mississippi River with nothing but a camera in his hand. But what he doesn't realize is that within minutes, things are about to go much further than expected. >> This the bank right here. We don't know how used to these folks here. This bank so damn nice and big. So people probably come record this thing all the time. See first national talk to me now. Y'all see y'all see where we at? Yeah. We really on like the main strip. Y'all see? Look, I ain't right here. Tell y'all where this where your ass is right here. You where your ass at. Right here. So we just going to be out here and see. Y'all know we can't see a dad blasted thing. Like we got acting. We got some kind of content. How you doing this evening? >> Good. How you doing? >> All right. >> What you filming? >> Uh just a video. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Nice ass video. I mean uh building I got here. You work here? >> Yeah. Yeah. I work at Trust Bar. >> You work? Oh, okay. You work at Trust Barely some of the Tell me if somebody's out here video. >> Oh, you telling me it was okay. He just we got nice >> I didn't know what we didn't we weren't sure what you been. >> Did you say we got a nice building? >> You just you just said you just been in the building. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Say tell them to go outside. Look at how nice this building is. You'll see. You'll record it, too. >> All right. Casey, how you doing? Hey, you want you want what? Uh you you the manager, bank manager. >> I'm the president. >> The president? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You probably the person I need to see. Do you know where uh the maybe what what side of the bank is your vault located? >> What side of the bank is your vault located? I keep walking around. Why >> you need to know that? >> I was just I'm doing I'm doing like a little uh a little >> The questions start to make the situation more sensitive. And just minutes later, everything changes when police arrive. But instead of calming things down, the situation quickly escalates in a way no one expected. Oh, we got action. We got action. Told you my damn spider sense to be [ __ ] with me, man. Ain't no damn stripes. >> Hey, what's going on, man? >> Good. How you doing? >> Doing all right. I'm officer Wilson from Vixsburg Police Department. >> How you doing? Officer Wilson. [music] >> What's your name? >> What's going on, sir? >> You got a name and badge number? >> How you doing? >> You got a name badge number? >> Officer Williams. What's What's going on? >> Both of y'all. Officer Williams. >> Officer Wilson. >> And then Officer William that badge number, >> sir. What's going on? >> Can I get your name back? Your badge? >> I just gave you my number. >> I He didn't give me your number, your identification number. Sorry, my name back up in a bit. >> The car back up off me in a bit. You know, police like to go hands on. [ __ ] scary. >> [ __ ] get real scary. >> All right. Now, what's your name, man? What's going on over here? >> Do I need to give you my name? >> Yeah. >> Why? >> I need you. You got some identification on >> uh Have I have I did anything wrong? >> We got a report that you are putting a camera over there at the uh bank asking where >> now what? >> Trying to find out what's going on. But they told I just I now I'm going tell you exactly what I told I said this the one of the most prettiest banks you ever see in your life. Look at it. >> Look at that. >> Look at I need you to look at Let my camera see you. Look at it. Look at it. That [ __ ] bad ain't pretty. >> That [ __ ] bad. >> So what does it have to do with the boat? Did you ask Did you ask about the phone? >> Well, first of all, he kind of came out and started asking me question that didn't have nothing to do getting in my business. So I start asking question my business. You know what I'm saying? I went tip for tat with him since he wanted to come out to a man on the sidewalk just recording. So I said he got in my business and [music] he recorded you. >> No, they got record me. I got camera right outside of they is recording me. >> Well, sir, they allowed to have cameras. >> Me too. >> I'm allowed to have camera in my hand. >> Okay. >> Am I? >> You got a camera in your hand? >> I'm allowed to have it though. And I'm allowed to shoot anything I can see in my eyes. Right. >> So what what's your purpose for it? >> Okay. I'm going with you. I'm shooting a video for my partner now. >> For your partner now? Yep. >> Okay. So, if you're shooting a video for your partner now, is that really, you know, is that really a purpose for you to be shooting a bank asking them what a vault is? >> Well, he got in my business. I got in his business. That's just how it happened. >> The exchange has clearly grown tense with both sides now presenting opposing arguments. And then a decision is made pushing the situation immediately in a more dangerous direction. >> They got to feel uncomfortable. >> Okay. Okay. >> Having the mask right here. >> You say they ain't feeling uncomfortable. Did you Did you Did you Did y'all bring a bring a >> When you ask you got a mask? >> I understand what I'm saying. Did y'all Did y'all bring a mattress or something for them? They so Yeah, they're so uncomfortable. They need, you know, maybe give something. >> I need an ID. >> Yes. I >> need to identify myself. >> Yes. >> Are you sure? Listen, let me ask you. Let me ask reason I'm asking this question. I just want to say I need >> Okay, listen. I want to say that before I go give you my ID cuz I will give it to you. But first of all, I do not want you to break [music] US code 18.22. 2 242. Listen, go look it up before you say anything else to me. I got the first amendment right to record in public anything my Listen to me. >> Okay. Listen. Okay. Let me say this. >> What you're doing to disob ID. So that makes it not a lawful order because I haven't suspicious is a felony misdemeanor or a felony. >> Sir, >> can I get your supervisor? I don't know what you're doing, >> sir. Oh, okay. I don't want to talk. We I'm still talking to you cuz you don't know what you're doing. Okay. >> Just hold on. >> I'm still talking to Are you on my ID, too? >> Yes, sir. >> I'm still talking to you, too, >> sir. >> I just said I'm still talking to you, >> sir. >> Hold on. Let me Am I Am I detained? >> You >> Huh? Listen, >> I am. For what crime? For what crime? >> Because you you fa to identify yourself? >> No, that's a secondary crime. That's a secondary crime. Go. Hold on. Okay. I'm going to give you my name. I'm going to give you my name. >> No. No. I gave you a chance. Turn around. Go ahead and turn around. Put your hand back for me. You detained at this point. You're already under arrest. Detained. Don't put your hand back. >> I cannot keep I cannot get stop. >> Okay. Can the officer here hold hold your camera for you? >> No. No. I want to keep my This is my person. I want to keep >> for me to do that. >> Can you see what they doing to me? >> You know you I'm going to say you don't know. >> Detaining. >> I'm detaining. >> That's a good question. Good damn. That's a good damn question. What the [ __ ] you entertaining me from? Well, y'all don't know nothing. They don't know nothing. You got to do better, baby. >> You got new educator. I mean, this this suspicious act. >> Things move beyond words as the situation turns physical, pushing tensions to the breaking point. But what's even more striking is how the man's reaction afterward sends the story in a completely different direction. >> Well, let me let me explain this to you. Okay. Whomever you may be, sir. Do you wish to identify? >> No, sir. >> All right. Well, >> that property right there >> I I was only I was on the sidewalk. Okay. I understand the sidewalk. >> Well, that [ __ ] up. >> Y'all can't believe I can put y'all hands. Put your hands on me. >> [ __ ] I hear him here. I know. I know. I'm going to do it. You know what I know I can do. Okay. Well, I'm talking to you. This [ __ ] put his hands on me. >> Well, you a fool for that. You're a fool for that. >> Y'all have a good day, >> bro. Y'ALL HAVE A 10. SAY 108. They like to hear that. 108. Say 108. 10 the [ __ ] eight, man. 10 the [ __ ] eight. D learn today. Somebody learned today. A rights important, bro. Our rights important. Our rights are very important. Are y'all going to follow? [laughter] >> Yes, sir. >> I don't even got to go no damn way. Wrong with you. Get your ass in that car, man. Don't tell me what to do. I said get your ass in your car. >> What you need to do is move on. >> All I don't have to >> move on. Make me. I'm stand right here. I'm stand right here. Make me get in your car. Just get in your car. Get on down, my boy. Get on down, my boy. Suck it up. Suck it up. Suck that [ __ ] up and get on down. You lock me on it. You lock me on it. I [ __ ] WITH HIM. HEY, I DON'T NEED THAT NOTHING bad before you leave. I know exactly what you doing. >> I just seen too many. >> I know exactly what >> I need training though. They need training. >> I just seen too many. >> And you was f to do that with them. >> Tik Tok videos. >> You was going to do that with them and you seen these videos. How you f [music] for that? Come on. Y'all got to do better. >> I seen the videos. >> Them girls be educational. Y'all ain't learning [ __ ] Y'all ain't learning [ __ ] [laughter] Let me get back over here. Let me get back over here. Y'all get on down the street. Huh? This isn't just a police encounter. It's a story [music] about authority, judgment, and the very thin line between right and wrong. Was this simply a misunderstanding, or did someone [music] cross the line? When trust breaks down between citizens and law enforcement, every encounter has the potential to become a flash point. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? [music] If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.