Two people break the same rule, only one gets stopped. Coincidence? When police detain a man for jaywalking based on a vague matching description? The questioning quickly crosses a line, but the officer makes one big mistake. This man knows his rights and forces the stop to end with nothing but a warning. >> Why didn't you stop that Chinese guy, too? >> Because I had other things to do. And >> because you're profiling me and not him, >> sir. I had nothing to do with that. >> For what reason? Why? Because I'm Mexican. He was Chinese or something. >> Right now, I'm investigating what's going on. Okay. Nothing you're saying makes sense. Just say you profiled me and that's why you stopped me. >> Where is your ID out of? >> It's out of Arizona. >> Where you coming from? >> What does that matter? >> All right. It's just a verbal warning for you today. All right. So, next time use the crosswalk the correct way. >> Okay. So, >> I'm telling you the same thing I told you. >> You're not telling me the same thing you told him because you didn't tell me anything and you're lying right now. You didn't tell him anything. >> Okay. Well, you can say that if you would like. >> I know. So, I seen you over there and I knew you were going to pull some cuz you passed me over here on you passed me and then you turned around and flipped the and then you you got behind me right there. I seen you the whole time I was watching you because I know you guys profile and you guys are always on me. >> Still violated the law. That's crazy. >> Still violated the law. I seen somebody coming across. seen him coming across. So I