This isn't >> This isn't your house. >> This is a park. This isn't What are you talking about? What's the What's the rules in the park? >> This officer thought he could violate a man's rights for lying on a picnic table without shoes. But when challenged to name a single law being broken, he couldn't. Watch how calm questioning exposes the lie and forces the officer into an embarrassing retreat. >> Who are you? >> I'm Officer Storm. You >> Storm? Okay. Were my eyes closed or something? >> Uh, it looked like you were closed. >> They weren't. So, you're lying already at the start of our interaction. What's the deal? Are you recording? >> Yes. >> Good. You look like you're recording as well. So, >> good. That works out. >> Looks like that's probably important to do at this point. >> Okay. Are you okay? >> Yep. How about yourself? >> I'm doing well, thanks. >> Storm. Is >> there a reason why your shoes are off? >> What's the problem? >> Well, this isn't like your your personal place to >> Don't they have rules posted somewhere? >> Why are you You're kind of behaving in erratic manners. You're kind of making offensive comments to me about how I'm supposed to act in a park and now you're blaming me. That's amazing with you guys. You like you start you start these issues and then you blame me for for causing the issues when you're the one who's starting them in the first place. I'm curious, were you called or did you just stop? >> No, I just stopped. >> Okay, that's good. Good for you to take initiative at least. >> Yes, appreciate that. Thank you. Yeah, you like to do that. >> Yeah, that's great. I'm glad it's nice that nobody called got nobody called you guys. I mean at least. And well, it's also nice that you guys, you know, take the initiative to Sure. >> to come harass us, too. Is there are there are there a lot of problems out here? >> There are actually. >> Okay. Cuz that's what I get the impression maybe that's why you're also uh giving me a hard time here is because you guys have a problem. I've kind of noticed it. You know, I'm not far from the community action. So >> Oh, is that where you hang out a lot at? Community action. >> Oh, yeah. every day for the past few years. Yeah. >> Okay. I've never seen >> But you guys Oh, you haven't I haven't seen you before a storm. What a coincidence. >> Great. >> But you're saying there there are kind of some problems around here. What kind of what kind of problems do you get? Do you do you have people >> Yeah, we have a lot of people that uh like to make other people feel uncomfortable by some of the things they do. >> So, people who are laying on park benches, sometimes we don't know if they're passed out, are they dead. Everyone walks past them. No one wants to go up and check on them. So, thought I'd check on you. Make sure you're okay. >> Make sure I'm breathing. >> I'm glad you're okay. That's good. >> Okay. All right. >> Thanks for your cooperation. I appreciate >> Yeah. >> You have a great day. Okay. >> So, Okay. I'll just All right. Carry on. >> I Thank you. I appreciate it. >> I'll carry on, too. >> Okay. Well, we'd appreciate if you wouldn't just sleep like if you sit up and look like you're >> Okay. What's a What's a law against closing my eyes laying on a picnic table? >> I appreciate it. >> What What's the law against that? >> You have a good day. because it sounds like you're trying to enforce uh like like the norm or something, some kind of a social norm rather than the law. It sounds like you're doing you're you're trying to take that angle and that kind of, you know, it's stretching it's stretching the law in a lot of ways. If there's something that's written that's, you know, part of your statutes, I'd be interested in learning more about that. Where's Where's the police station? Maybe >> Stattown right over there. >> It's that way. Okay. Maybe maybe I could go ask them about uh your this this what I consider stretching, but maybe they got something written that they can back up what you're saying, Storm. So, >> if you want to walk there. Yeah, you can. >> Yeah. >> Have a good day. >> Okay. You too.