Well, the issue I got is there's an off-duty who was watching, all right, man? >> Dude, all he handed me was a cigarette. >> So, you're telling me the off-duty, what he saw was is [ __ ] >> Yes. That's what you're telling me. >> You got an ID on you? >> No. You can't just walk up on me and ask me for my ID, bro. I didn't do anything wrong. >> listen. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Leave me alone. >> At this point in time, step out. STEP OUT. >> FOR WHAT? >> Step out. >> For what, bro? No, I'm not getting out. >> thing you know, you're getting tased, DUDE. >> FOR WHAT, BRO? YOU'RE GOING TO TASE ME? >> STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE DAMN VEHICLE. >> OKAY, DUDE. GIVE IT UP. OKAY, DUDE. I'M GIVING UP. I'M GIVING UP. WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE YOU WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE YOU GUYS DOING THIS FOR? OW! DUDE, MY SHOULDER'S GOING TO COME OUT OF PLACE, BRO. I GOT AN INJURY FROM THE >> OH. UH, SHOULD HAVE GOT OUT OF THE CAR, RIGHT? You had your >> WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT, BRO? YOU GUYS ARE VIOLATING MY [ __ ] RIGHTS. >> THIS IS JAKE KERR, a veteran targeted at a public car wash based entirely on an off-duty cop's blind hunch. Instead of a lawful stop, police rapidly escalate to dynamic force, trapping him in his cabin and demanding papers. From a legal lens, this is pure state-sanctioned overreach.