You're going to get a ticket, dude. >> Well, get the ticket. Give me the ticket. >> But why do you keep talking? >> I can talk all I want, officer. You're not my dad. You know, this is a disconnect, once again. This is stupid. The First Amendment says I can record in public and I can speak my mind. Isn't that correct? A routine moment turns confrontational when officers aggressively approach a man over a questionable claim, issuing commands and demanding compliance without clearly stating a lawful reason. As he calmly stands his ground, records the interaction, and asserts his rights, the pressure only intensifies. But everything changes when a supervisor arrives. With no solid justification to continue, the tone shifts, and the officers are left with no choice but to back down, ending the encounter in a swift and uneasy retreat. >> I understand that. Why are you approaching me though, dude? >> to step back. You stepped to me and you're telling me to step back? Why are you being so aggressive, dude? But you stepped to me and you're telling me to step back. You're live on the internet. Okay. You're live on the internet. You stepped to me. You're live on the internet. I will. Get in the car right now. I parked the car over there. I understand. Well, cite me. What do you mean get in the car? I'm out here. You parked You found me out here. You take care of the ticket and we're leaving. Why not? Well, why do you want me to step in the car? I'll stand right here. I don't get it. She's just getting in town. They don't like to be recorded. Yeah. I mean, this officer walked to me and you tell me to step back. Yes, he's I stepped back from him though, already, officer. So, why would you approach I did though. Here, I'll step back. Is that good enough? Okay. You're welcome. He told me to get in. Yeah, we're both valid. Everybody's valid. I want to leave with my little sister. And that's it. I don't have to stop talking, man. The First Amendment says I can talk. And I'm being cordial with you. I'm being cordial with you. Well, get the ticket. Give me the ticket. I can talk all I want, officer. You're not my dad. You know, this is a disconnect, once again. This is stupid. The First Amendment says I can record in public and I can speak my mind. Isn't that correct? I understand that, officer. He's scared, bro. He's afraid of you guys. No, yeah, I don't have to listen to you, man. Ticket it then. That's fine. I'm not because I'm 10 times more likely to get shot and killed by you than anybody else. You know, I'm not arguing with you though, officer. We're all men here. We're all men here. That's just the bottom line. I'm happy to see my little sister. You said step back, I stepped back, right? He approaches me and says step back. Furthermore, when he approaches me So dumb, man. They hate the cameras. You have You have an ID with you? Why she needs to ID? You don't have to ID. You do not have to ID. You don't have to ID to him at all. Who, me? Against who? Step back. Step back, okay? Step back. Okay, we're double checking that. I don't take directness from you guys. I'm not your son. I'm not committing a crime. I want to go. I did not That's an infraction, not a crime. An infraction is not a crime. No, it's not. No, it's not, puppy. No, it's not. And you keep stepping up to me and I feel threatened by you. You got a gun on you, I don't. Sarge, how you doing, Sarge? Good. I'm just here to pick up my little sister, I never met her in my life. They're asking her for ID. She's not committed a crime. I say I gave them my ID and give me the citation and let's go. That's all. And then he tells me to step back, I stepped back three steps. Your other officer walks right up to me right here, tells me to step back again, and I'm not going to keep stepping back. You know, I mean, what do you want me to do? Yeah, I understand that. Okay, I understand that now. Yeah, and that's totally fine. Right. But if they address me like this, Sarge, it's all good, but they address me aggressive. They can't help themselves, and this is a disconnect between us, and I'm not anti-cop by any means, and I respect what you do, but they need to stop bullying people like this. You know, he told [clears throat] me to step back, I gave him I gave him the leeway. Then the other little tiny officer comes up, stands right here, and asks me to step back, and I didn't Yes, sir. I don't have to let you talk. Then he tells me to be quiet, Sarge. But I don't have to listen to him. He gave me the citation, and I want to go home. Well, if you didn't, well, great for good for me. But if you do, that's fine, too. But I don't have to listen to you. That's the bottom line. I'm not going to listen to you. I'll listen to the Sarge. Yeah, go do your citation and take me for my little money. You go go do your citation and that's that. Just have him do his citation, Sarge. He's afraid for his life, and so am I. He's afraid for his life, and you know so. Please. That's it. We were here 10 minutes. That's not bad. I'll do it. I'll take care of that right now. Yeah. Thanks a lot, Sarge. You stay safe out there, Sarge. Yeah, get out of here.