An officer approaches a man without clear cause and demands ID. Calm and informed, he refuses and asks for legal grounds. When she escalates and even tries a trespass claim, he stands firm, forcing the officer to back down and leave empty-handed. >> Excuse me, I got a question. >> Are you going to give me your ID, sir? No, I just got a question. You know what the Fourth Amendment is? The Fourth Amendment means what? Search and seizures? What does a search and seizures mean? Sir, I'm not going back. >> No, no, no, I need to know if you know the Fourth Amendment. >> it? Do you you demanded that I give you an ID for no reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime, and you specifically said there was no crime. I told you you cannot sleep on this property. You cannot be here. >> I wasn't sleeping. >> stay and camp out on this property. This is sleeping on the parking lot. No, it's not reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime. You didn't have a reason to pursue anything with me. You didn't have a reason to harass me and chase me to the gym over there. You did. >> Okay, if that's your opinion. >> You did. It's not my opinion. There's evidence. You as well, too. Stay away from my vehicle and my things. The end. The end.