This is exactly why knowing your rights matters because some officers will bank on the fact that you don't. This man was just working out in public when cops showed up and illegally detained him without proof. They claimed he matched a description but couldn't back it up with any evidence. >> You're detaining me for what crime? What reasonable article suspicion of a crime do you have against me right now? I'm working out and I don't like nobody bothering me when I'm working out and I'm standing in anybody's face. >> But you don't listen. You're not listening. >> Why am I listening to you for what reason? Law officer of what law? I would explain it to you, but you're not letting me talk. >> You're a law officer. Law enforcement. Force a law on me. >> Right now, we're just investigating. >> Are you detaining me for what crime? Can you articulate a crime for me? >> It's called an investigation. >> For what crime? >> So, threats. >> What threat? You have proof of a threat? You have video proof of a threat or just a complaint? Which one is it? >> They pointed down your way. >> Cool. That's not me. You could point down that direction all you want to. >> We're just talking. >> No, you're not. You're being an [ __ ] So, what are you detaining me for again? >> Investigative detention for threats. >> And you have proof of it? Do you have proof of it or no? So, you don't have proof, but you want to detain me.