A man is stopped in a church parking lot after simply driving through to turn around. Accused of snooping, he's asked for ID without any crime being identified. Knowing his rights, he calmly challenges the accusation until the officer runs out of answers and backs off. She has a right to ask, but they don't have a right to ID you. Yes, it is. Not for Not Not unless you suspect me of committing a crime, you don't. >> Yes, that's what we suspect you doing around the church. >> That's not committing a crime. I still have a right >> What crime do you suspect me of committing? What gives you the right I shouldn't have been at the church The church I go to I'm not allowed to turn around there. Well That's public property. That's public property. >> whenever you avoid me, I have a >> you. I turned around because I was trying to get through. Here's your ID back. >> That's not called avoiding you and you're wrong and you know you are cuz you ought to know the law if you're a cop. >> is give me your ID and speak to me and we'll be done. >> give you my ID and I did not have to. Yes. No, I didn't. I know the law. >> been done by now the way you're being so offensive. Why are you coming in asking me for my ID and telling me that you have a right to? Why are you lying to me? I'm not lying to you. Yeah, you are. I know the law. I've I've I've read the law a lot. >> watched you snooping around the property. I don't know who you are, but I have >> Suspicion is not a crime. I didn't say it was a crime. >> Well, why am I detained then? Why am I detained? Am I detained? Okay, thank you.