I don't have to answer nothing. >> Give me your permit. No, I don't. I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> permit for a handgun? I yes, I have a permit for a handgun. I no, I'm not going to show nothing. This is unlawful. Officers confront a man lawfully carrying, then seize his property and demand a permit without clear cause. Calm and informed, he questions their authority and refuses unlawful orders. As pressure builds, he stands firm, ending with his property returned and an awkward retreat. I'm sorry. Put your hands where I can see them. For what reason? Cuz I'm telling you to. Why are you yelling at me? I'm out here all by myself with my sign and you tell you have your gun. What's wrong with having my gun? >> You can't have a gun. Are you okay? First >> rifle. Okay. Walking down the street. >> Okay. I'm not walking on the street. Okay, first of all, am I being am I being detained? >> Yeah, you are. >> For what what what reason? Cuz you have a rifle. That's suspicious in nature. I'm just sitting here with my sign. I'm not talking to you. Okay, give me the rifle. Oh, excuse me. Excuse me. >> Give me the rifle. >> are this is unconstitutional. You need to get a supervisor. You need to get a supervisor. >> No, your boss. Can you hold my sign, please? Okay, this is unlawful, by the way. This is unconstitutional. I have a yes, I do have a pistol. >> Now, give me the permit for the pistol. >> Well, I don't have to give you nothing. I'm not doing nothing wrong. I am standing here. It's my constitutional right to stand here. I'm not doing nothing wrong except for with my sign. That's it. >> You know the law better than I do. >> Yes, I do. What are you doing right now? So, you disarming me right now. So, I guess I'm being detained illegally. I guess it's illegal. So, I'm being detained illegally. >> in handcuffs? No, you detained me. You just you just got finished disarming me. It's nothing wrong. I'm doing nothing wrong. Okay. So, why are you taking my guns from me? I'm not taking them away from you. >> Okay then, so what's going on? >> this situation. Lady calls me and tells me I got a There's a man standing on the corner with a rifle. I'm going to come out here and I'm going to investigate it. Quit arguing with me. >> wrong with that. I'm not arguing with you. I don't need to talk to you anymore. You're done yelling in my face, dude. You need to get back up. I don't have to answer nothing. Give me your permit. No, I don't. I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> permit for a handgun? I yes, I have a permit for a handgun. I no, I'm not going to show nothing. This is unlawful. You don't have a choice. You Why do I have a choice? >> officer's asking you to see a permit for a handgun. You have to produce it. >> Am I accused of being breaking the law? By the way, this is unconstitutional. Yes, you are. >> doing nothing wrong. I need badge numbers, too, please. Can I have badge numbers, please? Your badge number, please. 363. And what's your name? Bradley. >> Right here, dude. Your badge number, please. >> on the uniform, man. You're good. Okay. What's your license and your badge number, please? >> second. We'll get you all set. >> No, excuse me. Excuse me. No, I can tell you this officer. It's constitutional right, man. >> I I I understand that. I understand that. I understand that. You know what? >> You'll get everything you need. You'll get everything you need. >> let let me rewind it. I apologize. He forced He put a gun on me. I'm not doing nothing wrong. You know this. >> We'll get We'll get this all figured out. >> All I want to do is my sign, dude. You're being disorderly. I have to say hold on a second. We'll get this figured out. Thank you. Okay, if I get arrested for disorderly, you know, that's going to be bull crap. I'm not doing nothing wrong. I'm being detained for no reason. I'm not breaking any laws. >> if you come out here with a rifle, we get >> It doesn't matter. >> supposed to do? I just first of all, I called my my supervisor and my and my county they say, "Hey, as long as you do it, as long as you're fine." So, am I free to go? Can I have my guns back, please? Who are you, officer? Who are you? What's your name, sir? Ryan. Yes, sir. Steve Smith. And what do you have to do with this? Are you are you a are you a captain or are you a sergeant? What are you? >> Division Chief. He's the Chief. So, can I What's going on? Can I find out what's going on? >> We're still discussing that, okay? Discussing what? We're discussing the situation. You got to understand when you're standing out here with a rifle, people are concerned. With with a sign doing absolutely nothing wrong. You got to understand when you're standing out here with a rifle, people are concerned. With with a sign doing absolutely nothing wrong. Just cuz you have a sign and you have a rifle, it doesn't mean it's okay to do it. >> This is like my 10th time doing this. I understand that, but if you also understand with all the things that have happened around the country, people make phone calls. We have to come out and find out what's going on. >> do I'm totally understand that. It's It's also called a Terry stop, okay? A what? Are you familiar with what a Terry stop is? It's Terry versus Ohio. Are we Are we in Indiana? You took it, man. You can put it back. It's safe to say Don't load it around the officers. It's safe to say that we can lawfully stop you if we do a crime has occurred, is occurring, we will be And there's nothing occurred. Nothing at all. >> Right, but you have a rifle on your shoulder. It takes a split second for you to point it at somebody then it becomes especially a police officer in this day and age. Therefore, it makes it You Excuse me. You better You better You better You just calm down and everything, man. Whatever, dude. Is my permit in there? Yeah, I apologize for that, by the way. Cuz you know what, brother? I appreciate it.