Welcome to Cops Meet, where citizen encounters, rights, and reality collide. Let's break down what really happened. In this clip, veteran Mac Worley is approached and detained during a peaceful open carry in Vancouver, Washington. What follows is disturbing. A veteran disarmed and arrested for exercising a constitutional right. Was this justified or an abuse of power? Watch closely because what happens next is a lesson in rights, restraint, and the reality of authority. Am I being detained right now? Am I being detained? What crime have I committed? I know no crimes have been committed at this point that we know. Is your gun stolen? I don't know. Are you aware that I have to be committing a crime or you have to have a reasonable suspicion that I committed a crime? Uh it'd be great if you would just let me go. I I didn't realize that I was in Nazi Germany. Let me see your ID. Am I being detained right now, officer? Huh? Let me see your ID. No, thank you. What's that? No, thank you. No, thank you? No, thank you. Okay. Why are you saying no, thank you? I I know it's my fourth amendment right. I don't have to show you my identification. Okay. Why are you walking on the road with a rifle? Am I not allowed? Why I'm asking you a question. Why are you walking around with a rifle right now? Why why are you walking around with a weapon? Why is she walking with We're not going to play games, all right? We're working right now. So, why are you walking around with a rifle? I'm allowed. It's my constitutionally protected right. Is that your firearm? Yes, it is. Okay. Registered to you? I'm not going to answer any more questions, officer. Okay. All right. Well, yeah, go ahead and check just check that real quick. Just so you know, I don't I don't consent to any searches or seizures of my firearm. All right. That's good. That's good. We're not taking it anywhere. We'll just make sure it's not stolen. Make sure the weapon's clear. So, why are you walking around with a rifle? I'm not going to answer any more questions. What's your badge number, officer? I don't have a badge number. If you can find one on there, let me know. What's your name? My name is Officer Rollins. Officer Rollins? Can you spell that for me, please, sir? Yeah, I will in a minute. What's your name, ma'am? Young. Officer Young? Young? Yes. What's your name, ma'am? Officer Hernandez, is that correct? I'm glad you can read. Wow, that was rude. Yeah. All right, stay here. I'll be right back. You want to watch him for a second? Stay right there. Am I being detained right now? At the moment, yeah. What crime have I committed? I don't No crimes have been committed at this point that we know. Are you gun stolen? I don't know. Are you aware that I have to be committing a crime or you have to have a reasonable suspicion that I committed a crime? Uh it'd be great if you would just let me go. I I didn't realize that I was in Nazi Germany. Okay. All right. So, any reason why you're walking around with an AR? I'm I'm not answering any more of your guys' questions. I'm going to call you Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith, as long as you understand that based on your behavior and your actions, you have caused alarm and disorder in the community, okay? We have checked, you have refused to identify yourself, that is fine. However, based on your future behavior from this point on, you may receive different contact, okay? Meaning that you may be detained and identified because you are causing additional alarm and disorder. Do you understand what I'm saying, sir? I understand you just said you're going to violate my Fourth Amendment right. okay? So, here's Have a nice day. You may pick up your firearm, which you've strewn my bullets all over the ground. you may leave, sir. I really appreciate your service to this community, officer. welcome, sir. And I appreciate you guys defending the oath you took to uphold the Constitution. Thank you very much. You have yourself a great day. You wonderful people.