This man refuses to back down as officers push the limits of a simple bike stop. What starts as a minor violation quickly turns into suspicion, probing, and pressure. Watch how a routine stop spirals into a questionable detention over property claims. I don't consent to any illegal search or seizure. >> There's no search here. You're searching my property. That's not a search. So, you're coming from Austin? I don't answer questions. I need his name and badge number. You can look on the on the shirt. I try. William Tommy Union 314 I do not consent to any illegal search or seizure. We are just making sure that your property is not >> Can you call your supervisor? He's right here. Yes, sir. I have a question. Yeah, he's searching my property without consent. That's normal within a traffic the scope of a traffic stop. Yeah, but he's searching my stuff. We have not done that. You said that's my vehicle. So, in order to search my stuff, you would need permission. I don't want to consent to anything. Okay. Did I Did I ask for consent? So, I'm still detained? Yes. Why am I still detained? You started asking questions about my bike number. >> is to ask questions. But he said I was good to go and I don't have a problem with him. >> I should not to give you a >> Yeah, yeah. He did say that. He said they said that. So, So, I I believe criminal activity is a foot. So, you're saying You're detained now for the purpose of why? Further my investigation that I believe that you are in possession of stolen property. So, prove it. Go ahead. Prove that it's stolen. I have the receipt. I'm going to sue you. Rights don't disappear just because an officer gets suspicious.