Stopped not for a crime, but to be handed paperwork, a man faces an officer who quickly escalates without clear cause. Calm and informed, he questions the legality of his detention. With no answers to give, the officer falters, ending in an awkward retreat. trespass warning, okay? That's the only reason I stopped you to serve you with paperwork. You're doing what? They're going to serve you with a trespass warning. For what? For being at the courthouse or whatever happened up there. What did I do that was wrong, sir? >> there. Well, then how can how can you do something if you don't know I did anything wrong? >> Will you let me finish? You going to let me talk? So, what am I being detained for, sir? You're going to get served with court paperwork. Criminal trespass paperwork. >> So, I'm getting charged with criminal trespass? It's called criminal trespass warning. So, you're not going to be allowed back on that property. Okay? >> building, sir. What did I do wrong? You missed our whole beginning part of the conversation, right? I said I'm just holding you till the officer get here with the paperwork. >> So, you don't know if I did anything wrong, but you're detaining me so somebody else can bring paperwork because somebody said I did something wrong. >> Is that hard to like understand? I guess it is. Okay. Well, just sit tight. Don't go anywhere. You're not free to leave right now. >> Okay. I understand.