He's He's got to go. He's got to walk. >> [music] >> That's what it says on the sign. That's what it says. You got to do what you're told. No, I'll talk to you right here. No, that's not how that's going to work. So, they asked you to leave. So, we're here, you're going to leave. That's trespassing. Yes. >> So, now you have to leave. Hey, listen, please. We are giving you instructions. We are doing our job. So, I'm giving you instructions to walk downstairs right now. Okay. Let's not make this difficult. All right? Yeah. I haven't broken the law. >> [music] >> Let's not get there. Come on over here. You got your ID on you? >> [music] >> You don't have an ID on you? No, I don't have to ID you. Yeah, you do. No, I don't. Yeah, we're out with you tonight. Fourth Amendment, I don't Keep your hands out of your pockets, please. Oh, officer safety. You feel threatened? No, we're fine. What's your name? Don't have to tell you that. They want you to trespass, okay? Yep. Let me explain something real quick to you right now. To make it easier for you. So, when somebody because again, you didn't want to walk away, so I don't have to yell. I will be more than happy to walk over there so we can have a Where are you [ __ ] going? It doesn't [ __ ] matter. Let me tell you something. So, right now, this business is requesting a trespass warning, okay? So, which means that now I have to identify who you are so I can put a warning. >> [music] >> And I put a warning and you will be on your way. So, that's all you have to do. >> No, trespass has nothing to do with identification, okay? So, you are refusing to identify yourself. [music] I don't have to. Okay. All right. Just go ahead and turn around. Stand behind your back. Turn around. There you go. >> [music] >> What crime? You're going to have to identify. >> [music] >> You realize Florida is a stop and identify state, correct? >> [music] >> Yeah. Yeah, it is. 100%. I'm fine. Obstruction at this point. Obstruction of what? You don't have an answer. I'm not your attorney. Nah. I'll go ahead and turn on the lights. Yeah, I spent 4 years in Afghanistan to put up with this [ __ ] Go ahead, face the front of the car. All you had to do was identify yourself, sir. It'd have been really easy. Not willing. That's fine. You'll get identified. >> to put up with bullies. It's not bullying, man. I didn't commit a crime. We're just trying to trespass you. You're wrong. You solicited a trespass. You understand the law, right? Oh, I do. I work for the state of Florida. What are we doing? You're getting arrested. Arrested for what? >> [music] >> I already explained that. Obstruction of not a crime. >> [music] >> You got to figure that out. Okay. Not a crime. >> talk to the officer behind you when he gets a chance, okay? I haven't committed a crime. I'm not getting arrested. And I'm a Afghanistan 4-year veteran. Stop moving. Yeah, me too. Stop moving. Except for my life, almost 10 years. Am I resisting? Just don't move. I'm getting pushed around. You're going to have to obey some more orders. [music] You're violating my fourth amendment searching me. This guy's pushing me around. You should stop moving. Actually, that guy to my left. What's your name, sir? My name's officer Anderson. Anderson? Yes, sir. Where are you from, man? Texas. Texas? Chaos? That's it, man. Yeah, I'm from Alabama. Right on, man. Look, man, this could have been real easy. I wasn't going to make it easy for you. >> at this point, man. That's your call. What's that? Too proud. >> [music] >> No. I don't like living in a police state. It's not a police state, brother. Seems that way. I've worked for DeSantis. >> [music] >> I guess we all do now. Yeah. Got nothing, man. It's all right. I've got to search the whole thing. This guy's a creep, though. That guy's a creep. Guy to your right. All right. Am I missing anything? Why? You got anything sharp? No. Weapons, no? Nothing? No, just got it. All right. Come on. Getting arrested for no crime. I'm trying to be really delicate. If I jerk in any direction, you'll be like, "Officer safety." And, you know, tackle me. Tase me. That's just for show. Yeah. I think I just touched my balls. That's part of the search, man. You don't have any contraband, anything that when we get to the jail, it will be introduced as contraband, which is a felony. >> arrested. I just have to let you know. >> no probable cause. You have no RAS. Reasonable articulable >> car. suspicion of a crime, none. Turn around. Right here? Okay. Hold on. Okay. What are you doing, Anderson? I'm taking a ride now. If you don't have to break the law the law, you'll take the ride? Yes, sir. Got a ticket. You didn't have to break the law. I didn't. Didn't break the law. Anderson, you don't have an arrestable offense. I mean, I can take the ride, but you don't have an arrestable offense. I didn't break the law. You're [ __ ] around, man. You took an oath. All right? I could have walked away from that place tonight, but I deliberately did not because I wanted to stand on my rights as an American, as a Marine, what I fought for, and you guys have no respect for. I didn't commit a crime. There's no victim. There's no problems. You guys just think you're the [ __ ] Gestapo, and you can take anybody to jail that you want. Is it because I'm black? It's not going to stick, guys. You You didn't have RAS. Reasonable articulable suspicion. RAS, probable cause, none of it. You just You just just kidnapped me. You're not worried about it. What What am I getting booked for? Irritating cops? Did I get read my Miranda rights? Anderson? I'm not asking you anything incriminating. Anderson, did I get read my Miranda rights? No. No. What branch did you [ __ ] serve in? I don't know your business. Were you army? I don't know your business. You're some sort of army pog. I don't know your business. Oh, poor boy. Poor boy. I'm sorry the world hurt your feelings, Anderson. And you got this [ __ ] as your wingman. It's just really annoying that I'm going to have to take the ride, even though I'm going to I didn't break the law. It's going to get this a mess. I'm just going to have to take the [ __ ] ride. Because you have no scruples. You have no accountability. You have no shame. You're going to have to take Sergeant Busby to jail for something you make up.