I work Stand up and turn around. I work here. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. DON'T MOVE. Don't move. If you move, there's a canine in my car. You're going to get dog bit. Stop moving your hands. Apparently, he works here, but So, he's going to jail for resisting. At that moment, Paul still believed the situation would soon be resolved. He thought that once everything was clarified, he would be free to go. But, the officer showed no sign of letting it end there. You're good to go. He doesn't need a ride anymore. I'm going to give him one. I say he's He called a lift or something, I think. Yeah, I was on the left at service >> Yeah, I got So, you can hear free to go. >> Yeah, I You can cancel it or something. He's get He might get arrested, so. Okay. I got you. You can hang out, then. All right. I appreciate it. The ride-share driver who arrived confirmed Paul's story on the spot. He had just finished work and was simply waiting outside. However, the officer chose to disregard that information. The situation began to grow tense. It was no longer just a routine stop. It was turning into a confrontation about authority and perception. The officer returned to his patrol car searching for a criminal record. There was none. A supervisor later arrived. The officer finally admitted >> I'm passing by assisting on Sansom, so I was like, I'll dip in and check who it is. As I'm pulling in, he hides behind the pole. So, I'm like, that's [ __ ] strange. So, obviously, I need to talk to this guy. He's like, "Am I being detained?" I said, "Yes, you are. You're being detained." Yeah. And he says, "My ride's here. I'm going to leave." I said, "No, you're not." Yeah. And then I said, that's why I tell He was like getting up to leave. Then I pull my taser out. And my dog will start barking. I started to comply then. But, So, he's going to jail for resisting. Apparently, he works here, but Dude, he I do believe that he works here. I mean, he looks like he's in work boots clothing, but I mean, he was going to try to dictate and tell me he was going to leave. Yeah. He's [ __ ]