This shows why public trust and police keeps eroding. A female officer threatens arrest and searches over a vague claim of smelling marijuana. When nothing is found, she escalates to accusing them of trespassing on a vacant lot, relying on unclear signs and authority instead of clear legal grounds. Why we got to stop? >> I'm telling you to leave. For what? What? Cuz I could smell drugs in the air and you guys stopped here at a vacant house. Guys! Can I help you, sir? Yeah. How you know what marijuana smell like? Training experience, sir. Do you have any drugs or weapons on you, sir? No, ma'am. Can I pat you down make sure you don't have any drugs drugs or weapons on you? Do you have any drugs or weapons? No, ma'am. You're on private property. Why do you guys choose that location to be at? They have trespassing signs and it's vacant. You can't be on that property. It's a vacant property. They do have signs also posted, so you're violating the law by being there because it is No one's permitted to be on that property. So right now all three of you could go to jail based on that. You guys are on the property and I'm telling you now that you can be arrested because there's a trespass warning out. >> now. That's what I'm saying. I didn't know that before. Why are you at a vacant residence? >> I'm saying I was just stopped cuz it's boarded up. It's nothing if if it's vacant and boarded up, I don't think nobody's standing there. So I was thinking it'd be a problem to be in front of it. If I don't see any