What what are you trying to figure out? Am I free to go? Am I being detained? Yes, you're with an 18-year-old >> It does So, she's 18, she's an adult. She told you she does. She told you you want to call her mother. What are we detained for? What is the articulable crime? >> I can very much do what I want on my own just so I'm trying to get my information for you. Okay. All right. See you. Bye. Just get your birth certificate and we'll be out of here. We're just trying to verify who you are. It doesn't matter. You don't tell me what to do. You don't tell me what to do. >> Are you disrupting my investigation? You're detaining me. You have my ID card. You're not letting me go. This is kidnapping. You don't have any right to to identify us. You have no right to identify us. We're in America. We have constitutional rights. Am I free to go? No, you're not. I have your ID. >> So, what am I being detained for? So, what am I detained for? If you would let me finish, I would let you go. You have to tell me why I'm detained. I will, okay? >> [music] [music] >> What's good, YouTube? It's BB cast back again with another video and another reaction. And in today's video, it's from the San Antonio Police Department over here in Texas, where you had these San Antonio police officers detain this guy for literally no reason at all. You have any of these officers come up to him, took his ID, and started asking him questions. And then you have any of these officers just straight assuming. They were saying, "Oh, well, what were you with an 18-year-old for?" But the thing is, they don't know what the situation is. They don't know if this is her stepdad. They don't know if this is just a family friend. These officers really don't know. And you even having the guy telling the officers to call her mother. On top of that, and even then they still wouldn't leave him alone. I'mma watch it get my reaction. Let me know what y'all think about it comment section. Let's get into the video. Look, can I have my ID, please? I need to go. If I haven't done anything, I need to go. I've got appointments to go to. I've got things to do. She's 18. What crime? My ID, please. Can I have my ID, please? What what are you trying to figure out? Am I free to go? Am I being detained? For what? Can you give me an articulable crime that I'm being detained for? Yes, you're with an 18-year-old person. It doesn't So, she's 18, she's an adult? >> see if she she wants to be here. She told you she does. She told you you want to call her mother? >> to figure that out. >> She's 18, we're free to go Are we free to go? No. What are we detained for? >> I'm figuring What is the articulable crime? Like I said I'm going to call 911. >> That's fine, call 911. I am 911. Yeah. Yeah, so we're just we're just confirming that because It doesn't matter. We If we're not we You have to give us an articulable crime. I know, so we're verifying the information you just gave. You don't You don't have any right to do that. We cooperated willingly, but we're ending it. We're ready to go. >> At this point, I'm not talking to you. Well, I need my D back. Okay, I'm >> You're detaining me illegally. Like I said Yes, I need the police here at 7131. I need I need an emergency police here 71 Police are detaining me. He's not giving me any articulable crime. I have it recorded. He's not letting me leave. He has my D card. I cooperated, but I have appointments to go to. Can you please get another sergeant here, please? >> here. She's 18, she's an adult. >> verifying that information. My name's Anthony Pestello. It's Loretta. Just tell him you don't want to talk anymore, okay? We have Don't tell her what to do. No, I can tell her whatever I can tell her whatever I want to. She's an adult. I'm telling I'm calling her mother. >> Yeah, call her mother. She's an adult. >> Okay. Can you get the sergeant over here immediately, please? Okay, I'm calling her. Let me see. Just call your mom, she's cool. Yes. Phone number? Can you stay on the phone, please? >> I'm sorry. Yeah, I can hear you. No, I'll give it to you. Yeah. 378 What? So, this is an unlawful detention. He's refusing to give me my D card. He's refusing to let us leave. 378 37 what? I I don't know. He's holding my D card. He's saying he to call her mother. She's 18 years old, you know what I mean? There's no reason for her to be calling his her mother. He's refusing to give me my ID card. I'd like to file charges. This is an unlawful detainment. Now, I'm in fear of my life. I I need somebody to stay on the phone here. Yes, sir. It's my phone number, actually. I'm calling off uh my friend's phone. So so the issue here is No, I don't know. She There's I They came up I was doing a I was sitting in my truck because I had a telemed I I had a telemed appointment. And uh they came up and started asking questions, so I just gave my ID card hoping they would just go away cuz I live here, you know what I mean? And now I mean, they're continuing to pry. He won't give me my ID card back. He's telling me I'm detained. He won't tell me why I'm detained. >> I want on my own, like I've been doing. I can very much do what I want on my own, just so I'm trying to get my information for you. Okay. All right. Please, I don't Just get your birth certificate and we'll be out of here. She doesn't have to identify herself. >> trying to verify who you are. It doesn't matter. You don't tell me what to do. You don't tell me >> Don't you ever try to step over my authority. You don't tell me what to do. >> Are you trying to I'm just trying to verify who you are. It doesn't matter. You don't tell me what to do. You don't tell me what to do. Are you trying to disrupt my investigation here? Are you disrupting my investigation We need to leave the 911 on there. Okay, I'm speaking to her, okay? Uh what are we detained for? You're detaining me, you have my ID card. You're not letting me go. This is kidnapping. It doesn't matter. You don't have any right to tell it to identify us. You have no right to identify us. Okay. All I'm trying to do is verify who she is and we'll be out of here. For what? Okay? You can't do that, you have no right to. We're in America. We have constitutional rights. You have laws you need to follow. Yeah, and I'm not violating anybody's You are violating You're detaining me unlawfully. This is an unlawful detainment. This is my birth certificate. My name is right here. Kendra Giselle Olivia Fernandez. >> Perfect. July 21st, 2007. And then my mother's name >> Can you state your name and badge number both of you, please? I'll give you an answer to that number, sir. Give me 1 second. This is an unlawful detainment. I've been asking to leave. You guys aren't letting me receive leave. What am I being detained for? Am I free to go? No, you're not. I have your ID So what am I being detained for? So what am I detained for? If you would let me finish, I would let you go and >> You have to tell me why I'm detained. I will, okay? All right, this is There's no crime. What crime do you suspect me of being committed? I am verifying who she That's not a lawful reason to detain somebody. You're disrupting me No, you're disrupting me leaving. You have my ID card. This is called a kidnapping, is [clears throat] what it is. And you're just going to sit around and watch, right? You're not going to help. Who Who's duty is it to you Do you have to protect me? My constitutional rights or your partner committing a crime? He's not committing >> He's committing a crime. If you unlawfully detain somebody, that's a crime. It's violating somebody's constitutional rights. Trust me, I work for a lawyer. And this is what we do. He reached in and grabbed your ID? Yes, he took it from me. I showed it to him, he took it from me. I have it on tape. Yes. Oh, okay. So and I'm asking, can I leave? Can I go? And he's saying, no, I'm being detained. What is the crime? What is the crime? What What is he investigating? You have to give me the crime. You have It has to be an articulable offense. What is the articulable offense? We want to make sure she's okay. She's 18. She's told you she is. You're questioning her. She has no no duty. >> And listen, at the age of 18 it's against the law not to have a Texas ID. Okay? And if we can't And if we can't >> At the house? If we can't She's not in her house. >> We're We're on our property. >> And she doesn't live here. She She does not have to carry an ID. It's not the law. No, it is not. What is it? What law is it? Tell me what the law is. Tell me what the law is. You do not have to have an ID. You do not. No. What law is it? Tell me the law. What statute? Look it up. Is it What is it? You work for an attorney? >> I I know. I know. Trust me. Look it up. >> I know. I know the law better than you guys cuz this is what we do. Investigate police officers. >> you do. Yes. I'm sure you You're going to be very very famous here. Both of you. You should film yourself. Yeah. I'm filming myself, trust me. >> you an answer and I'm going to let you go. You're free to go, okay? Yeah. This is why people hate the cops. And that's okay. You don't need anybody filming us. Yeah. You guys work for [ __ ] us. We're tired of you guys boo. Defend your goddamn partner's criminal activity and you won't defend a citizen. Yeah. It's funny, right, until it can happen to you. Yeah. This is why we don't have any [ __ ] rights in this goddamn country anymore. Yeah. I wouldn't I wouldn't be caught sitting in a vehicle Why? With cops running around, right? With SAPD with 18-year-old She's lying. I'm getting her information for a report, okay? And if you want to follow a complaint or whatever, you can follow up with that. Thank you. Okay. You're free to go. No, you guys are free to go. This officer looked very upset that he couldn't have full control. Cuz when he even asked him what crime he committed, this officer wants to say, "Oh, I don't know. Let me figure it out." Couldn't even name a crime. >> Free to go? No. What are we detained for? >> I'm being What is the articulable crime? Like I said I'm going to call 911. >> That's fine. Call 911. Just for this officer to get in his feelings whenever he heard her say, "I'm 18. I can do whatever I want. You can leave." >> very much do what I want. I'm going to just tell him I'm trying to get my information for you. All right. Okay. All right. Please, I don't Just get your birth certificate and we'll be out of here. >> And since this officer couldn't find a crime, he tried to make one. >> You don't tell me what to do. >> Are you trying to disrupt my investigation here? >> to get my birth certificate. >> Are you disrupting my investigation? Is that I'm >> You're detaining me. You have my ID card. You're not letting me go. This is kidnapping. It doesn't It matters. >> kidnapping. Saying you're not kidnapping, but yeah, you're holding his ID hostage. But that's my take on it, though. Let me know what y'all think about in the comment section. How do you feel about this San Antonio police officer for detaining this guy? Couldn't even name a crime that this guy committed. He was trying to tell this officer, like, "Bro, can I go? Y'all detained me for no reason." You having this officer wants to get mad and start getting his feelings once to say, "Are you impeding my investigation? I can take you to jail." But he was just trying to find a reason to take this guy to jail all because of they were assuming the wrong thing. And even then, when she told this officer that she's 18, she could do what she wants. She know what she's doing. You having this officer even get more upset because he just couldn't believe that he's having somebody talk back to him. That's my take on it, though. Let me know what y'all think about in the comment section. Make sure to like and subscribe, and y'all have a wonderful day. >> [music]