I'm asking you to obey the law. >> I am obeying the law. >> No, you are not. You do not have a reasonable articulable suspicion. >> Yes, I do. >> What is your reasonable articulable suspicion that I am about to commit, have committed, or will commit a crime? Do you have a reasonable suspicion? >> The reasonable suspicion is that the possibility that you could be a thief in this area. >> I have explained to you what I'm doing. >> I want to know who I'm dealing with. You could be an ex-felon. >> Okay, so could you. >> Yeah. No, not in my uniform. I'm at work. >> No, no, no. There have been plenty [music] of cases where officers have broken the law. Let's not pretend nobody is perfect. >> I'm not breaking the law. I'm asking you for your ID so you can show me your identity and I can walk away from here and give you your your identification right back to you and we'll be done. >> Are you issuing me a civil citation? >> No, not at the second. >> Am [music] I being detained? Or am I free to go? >> being detained. You can leave if you want to, yes. >> Okay, thank you. But if I'm free to go, I'm free to stay. >> No, you're not free to stay. >> Yes, I am. >> Because you're Is this a public street? >> explained what I am doing. I am playing a game on my phone. >> So, you're saying that I'm a liar. That's your excuse. >> So, I'm a liar then. >> You're I'm going to tell you this, okay? I deal with 90% of [music] the worst people 90% of the time 10% worst people, okay? >> Yes, yeah, I understand. Your sense of trust is gone completely. >> It's not.