This man challenges officers after they pressure him for his identity just to file a report. What starts as a victim statement turns into a detention, threats, and contradictions. Watch closely as authority gets exposed in real-time. If you are wanting to be a victim of a crime, I'm going to take a recorded statement from you. And can that be anonymous? Why can't a victim statement be anonymous? You know that that's not true. You know it's not. Are you ready to let me talk or not? Okay. Okay. So, there has to be a couple things on a report in order for me to press charges. I have to have a suspect and a victim for this to go through the court system. >> You can have anonymous victims. You cannot. >> Yes, you can. I will provide it, but just tell me that you're asking for it because it's not required. Just be honest with me. That's all I'm asking. >> for it because you are reporting a crime occurred. >> You have. You've lied to me. He's he's lied to me a bunch of times. My Am I being detained? >> Yes. For what? For what crime? You are trespassing. Can you tell me again because everything I've said and everything you guys are going to see on the camera shows that I'm the victim here. Why am I being surrounded like a criminal while he's literally just sitting there? Because you're offering the most resistance to us right now. Resistance? I'm the victim. Okay. Well, if you're not you're not willing to provide that information to us right now. >> I What am I resisting? I don't have Brian, what's your middle name? Am I required to provide it? >> are cuz you're being trespassed. I know that you can provide trespass warnings without a name. I know you can. You got my info. Can I go? No. Why? What am I being detained for, supervisor? What's your name and badge number? You're being detained because we are investigating this. Why do you guys treat people like like uh like animals? Rights don't disappear just because you ask questions.