Do you suspect me of committing a crime? >> They are trying to trespass you from their property. >> For what? >> Because they don't want you on their property. >> Okay, well, you telling me and I don't want to go back on their property. Now we recording this. >> I need your ID, sir. >> I don't have a ID and I'm not I'm not I'm not providing any any information unless you suspect me of committing a crime. >> Disorderly conduct is a crime. >> So is that do you suspect me of? >> Yes. >> So if I don't give you a ID, you going to arrest me right now or take me to jail? >> I would like to see your ID, sir. >> Are you going to do it? I'm If I don't give you >> You acting disorderly. They called the police. >> I'm asking questions. >> to >> I'm not Call a supervisor out here. >> Police approached a man following a call from store employees accusing him of causing a disturbance. Although the man had already left the store when asked and insisted that he had committed no crime, officers still attempted to identify him and issue a trespass warning. The man refused to provide ID arguing that police had no legal basis to demand it without reasonable suspicion of criminal activity. As officers continued to pressure him, he repeatedly challenged their authority, requested access to surveillance footage as evidence, and pointed out the lack of facts supporting the allegations against him. But when they were unable to provide evidence or justify their actions, the officers had no choice but to quickly back down in embarrassment. >> You didn't get these out of these doors? >> They said that you were causing a problem. >> What's wrong? What's the problem that I'm causing? What problem did they say I was causing? >> That you were yelling and screaming called her a [ __ ] So didn't get aggressive nothing like that. >> What's aggressive? >> He said that you were pointing your finger walking towards them. >> Do you suspect me of committing a crime? >> They are trying to trespass you from their property. >> For what? >> Because they don't want you on their property. >> Okay, well, you telling me and I don't want to go back on their property. Now we recording this. >> I need your ID, sir. >> I don't have a ID and I'm not I'm not I'm not providing any any information unless you suspect me of committing a crime. >> Disorderly conduct is a crime. >> So is that do you suspect me of? >> Yes. >> So if I don't give you a ID, you going to arrest me right now or take me to jail? >> I would like to see your >> Are you Are you going to do it? I'm If I don't give you a >> You acting disorderly. They called the police. >> I'm asking questions. I'm not Call a supervisor out here, man. >> I'm Lieutenant >> Call a supervisor Call the supervisor >> Lieutenant Bowles. >> Call a supervisor out here. Cuz this is not right. I haven't committed any crime. >> All I need is your name so they can put you down as being a trespass person. >> providing any information if I haven't committed a crime. >> Have a nice day. Be gone. If you come back you won't be allowed. >> I said I wasn't coming back already so you don't have to give me no Go get in your car. Go get in your car. >> You're not my boss. >> You're not my boss. >> You're right. >> So you don't tell me. I said I was I told you I said I wasn't going to go back. Now you acting >> I'm going to watch they call the police to trespass >> Man, I told you. I told you that I said The only reason why I came back here you were here. >> And they just want you to trespass. >> No problem. You don't You don't have to do I will not come back to this store. I will go to >> You won't come back here or to jail. >> You don't have to tell me. >> Okay. You can go get in your car. Have a nice day. >> You have a nice day, too. >> You have a nice day. >> What? >> I'm on I'm on a public sidewalk. I can be here. I'm not I'm not in this store. >> I'm getting paid to be here. >> I'm out here. >> Just don't go in the store. >> It seems like a waste It seems like a waste of money. >> It is a waste of money. >> For you to be getting paid to get here cuz I'm not a problem. I was going on about my way. You can go on about yours. You can go on about yours. >> Nobody's keeping you here. >> Nobody's keeping you. >> I'm here. >> I'm here, too. I'm in the United States of America. I can be I can be wherever I want to be. Right? >> Agreed. >> Okay, so what's the problem? >> I have no problem. >> Okay, then what? >> We just want you to leave. I don't need to >> Did you try to ID me for no reason, man? >> Because they want you to trespass. >> You tried to ID me for no reason. You tried to ID me for no reason, man. >> All right. Have a nice day. I can't argue with you. >> I'm I'm not arguing. I'm stating the facts. >> I don't care. >> I'm stating facts. I don't care, either. >> Have a nice day. If you don't want to be here, be gone. >> If you don't want to be here, be gone. >> I'm here. >> I'm here. I can be anywhere I want to be. You don't tell me where to go and where not to go. I go where I want to go. Man, go on about your business, Captain Lieutenant. We're going to show the professionalism of the Waterloo Police Department. We're going to show how professional y'all is. Okay? >> You were asked politely. If you don't want to give it, have a nice day. >> You talking about taking me to jail and all this type of stuff. You know what >> You could go to jail for disorderly conduct, yeah. >> What's disorderly? >> Causing a scene in there. >> I'm causing a scene. >> Call the police. >> I'm causing a scene. By asking questions is causing a scene? >> I was here. >> All right then, why would you watch the stop making them excuses saying that I did something that you weren't here? >> That's what they're saying. >> Well, that's what they said. People lie all the time. >> Absolutely. >> People lie all the time. So, get the facts before you start doing that. >> I talked with them. >> Okay, man. I'm trying >> You don't have to talk to me, man. You don't have to be here. >> I got I don't got no problem. >> I'm not there. >> I'm not there. I'm not there. I'm down I'm I'm from businesses down. I'm not there. The only reason why I came is cuz I seen the car coming here. >> I get that. >> That's it, man. >> I appreciate that. >> Okay, man. I'm okay. >> you get so >> This man this this [ __ ] is hot out here. Because you don't need no ID, man. >> How do I not need an ID? >> need no ID cuz I haven't did nothing. >> Let me pause for a second real quick. Hear me out for one second. Hear me out for one second. Don't get pissed off. Hear me out for one second. Let's say we're at your house. We're at your house. I know, but let's say we're at your house cuz I got to get it so you can understand it or you can see it from their side of you. You're at your house. Some random person comes to your house causing a problem that you no longer want there. You call the police because this person is causing a problem at your house. I come there. You say, "Hey, officer. I don't want them to come back on my property or I want them arrested for trespassing, right?" So, I come out there. I talk to the person that you're having problems with. How in the future am I supposed to be able to do anything if that person came back to your house? If that person doesn't provide me any ID, does that make sense? >> Man, >> Does that make sense? Yes or no? >> Bottom line, that may make sense, but that's a whole different situation. >> a different situation. This is a business. >> It's not a house. >> They have the ability They have the ability to No. >> A house is something >> business. They have the ability to use it. >> They have the ability to >> but they got to tell me and they told me and I left. >> Yes. >> You see what I'm saying? So, when they told me when they told me and I and I left. >> What I'm explaining to you is the reason why I asked for your ID is because >> Well, and and I'm telling you the reason why >> Well, if you do you want that lawsuit like the Walnut Creek Police Department? I >> Well, if you do you want that lawsuit like the Walnut Creek Police Department? I know that's crazy that you don't care. You would do that and violate somebody's rights. Cuz I do get violated sometimes. I'm looking to try to explain to >> Do you know the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution? >> Very well. >> What does it say? I have the right to be secure in my person unless what? Probable cause of what? >> A crime which you're saying that you committed because >> They're saying They're saying not not not probable cause. They're saying it's not probable cause. >> Bottom line is they don't want you back >> Bottom line I haven't committed a crime. Bottom line I'm not coming back here so. >> Don't come back. If you do then you will have me forcing you to provide ID. >> You don't have to tell me all that. I'm a grown man. Like they say don't eat yellow snow cuz it got piss in it. Watch don't run with scissors. >> I've never heard that so I >> You never Don't eat yellow snow. >> I would hope people wouldn't be that dumb. >> Don't run with scissors. >> I've heard that one. >> Turn your signals on when you make turns. Stop violating people's rights. >> Who's violating anybody's >> You do it. You do it. >> I didn't do it though. >> You tried to. Yeah. Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah. >> Where? >> Plenty times. That don't matter. I met you before. I know exactly who you is. I know exactly who you is. You don't know who I am? >> Well I explained why I'm down here for you. Okay? I explained why I'm down here. >> why I wouldn't provide no ID. >> I explained why I asked for your ID. >> And I explained why I wouldn't have it. >> understand why I asked? >> No I don't understand that. >> I can explain why I'm down here. >> Yeah. You too.