Why wouldn't you identify yourself so that we wouldn't be right here? >> identify yourself. >> I did. >> No, you didn't. You didn't say any lies. I told you my name walking up to you. >> You didn't say any lie, bro. >> You were told that you look like somebody that we're looking for. You then failed to stop. >> You look like somebody I'm looking for and then you failed to stop. The Platville, Wisconsin police knock on somebody's door. They have a warrant for a guy named Brandon. Nobody answers the door. A female sergeant speaks and it sounds like nails on a chalkboard. >> Now have a car that's pulled in the lot, which I would imagine is probably Edge. >> The male officers are already pissed off because they have to listen to the female sergeant's voice. Somebody is going to have to pay. Hopefully no random individual walks by. Uh-oh. A random individual walks by on the sidewalk and the female sergeant asks the question that everyone is still asking the Platville Police Department today. >> What are we doing? >> Well, I guess since nobody's answering the door, they're going after the random individual walking down a public sidewalk that looks absolutely nothing like the guy they're looking for. >> Hey. >> Oh, hi. >> What are you doing? >> I haven't broken the law. Don't harass me. >> What? >> I have not broken the law. doing harassing. >> I can't understand you. Don't foul me. >> Cops are so used to getting everything they want, they don't even know how to deal with a guy who lawfully decides not to talk to them. >> Hey, can you stop so you can talk to you real quick? >> I haven't broken the law. >> Okay. >> I haven't broken any laws. >> What's your name? >> Doesn't matter. I haven't broken the law. >> As all units chase this random individual they found walking down the street, Brandon slips out the back door of the house and skips town. Do you guys want to come outside? Get in your car. >> Hey, stop so we can talk to you right now. >> I have not broken the law. >> Stop right now. >> I haven't broken the law. >> Stop right now. >> Haven't broken the law. >> What's your name, man? >> I haven't broken the law. What's yours? >> I'm officer Overl Police Department. I'm telling you to stop right now. >> What law have I broken it? What? What? What reason do you have to stop me? >> Cuz I think we're I think you're the one who we were looking for, man. >> I doubt it, bro. >> All right, then. Stop and let us confirm that. >> No, it's not my problem. >> Right now, you are being detained. >> Why? I haven't broken a law. You didn't see me break any law. >> I didn't break a law. >> Stop walking right now. >> Why? >> What law did you see me break? You have no probable cause. Get in front of it. >> I'm not who you're looking for. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> I'm not who you're looking for. >> Get on the ground right now. Get on the ground right now. If you're on the ground, you're getting fine. [Music] >> Hands behind your back. >> Drop the phone and cigarette and cigarette. Damn. Drop them. Do not move. >> What's your name, man? >> What's yours? >> I'm officer OB with Pville Police Department. >> How do you spell that? >> O V E R B E Y. Now, what's your name? >> What's your badge number? >> 200012. >> All right. Now, the rest of you, >> what is your name? >> I didn't break any laws. >> Okay. Well, >> what are you [ __ ] with my hands for? They're in cuffs. What are you doing? Who are you guys? >> Cole, why are you being like this? >> She's now confirmed that this man's name is Cole, not Brandon. Even if this guy looked exactly like Brandon, and they believed he was Brandon, they would have had reasonable articulable suspicion to do everything that they've done up to this point. But even if that was the case, they now have confirmed he is not the guy they're looking for, and they no longer have any reasonable articulable suspicion to further detain him. So surely now they're going to let him go, right, >> Cole? Why are you being like this? >> I didn't break any laws. >> Okay. >> I didn't break a single law. >> All right. Well, we're looking for somebody who's in this area and you're now being uncooperative. >> Why not just tell us who you were? >> Why didn't you just stop and tell us? >> I didn't break any law. >> Why don't you just stop and talk to us? >> We have Cole Green detained. Cold >> green. >> Who are you looking for? >> I ain't going to tell you anything since you wouldn't tell us anything. Man, >> who are you looking for? >> Guy who looks a lot like you. >> Is his name Tyler? Cuz he's in prison. >> No. >> No. Who's What's his name? >> We're not answering that. >> What's his name? What is it? Hippo or something? Is that >> Why wouldn't you identify yourself so that we wouldn't be right here? >> identify yourself. >> I did. >> No, you didn't. You didn't say any lies. I >> told you my name walking up to you. >> You didn't say any law I broke. >> You were told that you look like somebody that we're looking for. You then failed to stop. >> You look like somebody I'm looking for. And then you failed to stop, [Music] >> [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Uh at this point, we're going to cut his backpack off. Dude, why the [ __ ] would you do that? >> So, she's confirmed 100% for sure this is not the guy they were looking for. But instead of letting him go, now she's going to destroy his property. >> Uh, at this point, we're going to cut his backpack off. >> Dude, why the [ __ ] would you do that? >> Because apparently you're failing to listen. >> Is it the world's greatest Saddam Hussein 2.0 >> that you're looking for? >> Now, like me, you're probably wondering where the good cop is at. The good cop is the one who says, "No, Sergeant, this is not the droid we are looking for. But we should not further detain him and we definitely should not destroy his property. >> None of this was necessary. Mr. Green, >> tell me again about the elusive good cop. >> That's your fault. I didn't break any laws. >> What was your name again? >> Sergeant Perkpile. You were told >> You were told to stop by the police and you failed to do so. >> When did you [ __ ] say that? >> Was it Was that planned? I didn't break any laws, so you didn't have a reason to. She'll let me keep going. >> If you would have stopped, we wouldn't be here right now. Ah [ __ ] I'd be all over there. But who are you looking for? Damn. You owe me one backpack. Definitely. Ow. [ __ ] This is [ __ ] annoying. >> You're right. >> It's not. You're doing it. Don't Don't >> None of it was necessary, Mr. >> Do you have a word for me? >> Preach prepared before you saw me. church. >> Send him up. Search him. >> Now they're ordered to do an illegal search, but watch. The good cop will say no. We're >> on your >> Ah, four or five cops here and not a single good one. >> Help you stand up. Okay. >> Who could have ever known? >> What's your name? >> Your name? >> Jake. >> Jake? What's your last name? >> What's your last name? What's your bad number? >> All right. You got anything on you that's going to police? I don't believe so. >> So, while he's being illegally searched, one of the officers pulls the female sergeant aside to ask what he's being arrested for and inform her that he hasn't broken any laws. So, after clearly articulating that he knows this is an illegal arrest, he's going to set the man free, right? Wrong. He's just going to make it clear that he knows what he's doing is wrong and then continue to do it. >> What's he being arrested for >> at this point? Resisting. >> For what, though? Break any laws. Look like Brandon, he was told to stop. He failed to do so. >> The cop who knows it's wrong then walks back over to assist with the illegal arrest. >> Backpack is then illegally searched. >> Doing a lot of stuff, man. >> Yep. >> You were looking for some guy that looks like me. It's not me, though. Why you keep doing all this stuff? >> Why don't you just let me go now? >> And that's the million-dollar question. You said I look like a guy you were looking for. You determined I'm not him. Why are we still here? Even though Cole never looked anything like Brandon and the cops were full of [ __ ] from the very beginning, I still think most people might have given the cops the benefit of the doubt all the way up until the point where they took his ID, determined that he was Cole, not Brandon, but then continued to harass and illegally search Cole instead of looking for Brandon. They stuff him in a car, drive him down the street, and let him go in a random parking lot. Do >> I get to come out now? >> Oh, dude, that's that's great. Don't break my bottle. Those are like 15 bucks. >> All right, you can grab your bag. What the heck? >> You didn't cut the top handle off me, did you? >> No. It's >> all my stuff in the bag. Two phones, wallet, all my [ __ ] and stuff. >> There's your glasses right here. >> Are they broken in half? Where? >> No, they're not broken. Yeah. >> All right, cool. Here's your citation for uh obstruct resist. Okay. >> Damn. So, you got a court date here. Non-mandatory. You don't have to show up if you don't want to. But if you want to contest the citation, show up June 30th, 2025, 1:00 p.m. at the Grand County Courthouse. Questions or anything? >> Uh, what where? >> Yeah. No, I'm good. All right, you're free to go, man. >> All right, have a good night, then. Cole's citation was dismissed, and he never had to show up to court. The people that kidnapped and robbed him are not in prison, so they'll do it again.