This man confronts officers claiming they can stop, frisk, and demand ID with zero real cause. Just suspicion. What follows is a direct challenge to Terry versus Ohio being used on an everyday citizen in Union, Mississippi. >> This Terry versus Ohio, this cop saying they can stop and frisk you in Union, Mississippi without reason. If you're just suspicious, they're saying if I walk down this road and they don't know me, then they can stop, demand my ID, and frisk me. That's what these two cops are just saying right here in Union, Union, Mississippi. So, suspicious activity is what you're saying is a lawful reason to ask for my ID and stop and frisk me just cuz you don't know. You said you can stop and frisk anybody for any reason. >> The US Constitution, the US Supreme Court said it was. We have to go find out what's going on. We don't know you from anybody else. We don't know him from anybody else. >> You even said yourself just a second ago on camera that I have not done anything unlawful. You want to know my name so bad. For no reason though, cuz you just said I haven't committed any crimes. >> Suspicion alone isn't constitutional justification.