I want you to provide me with your name and badge number, sir. Are you still recording? >> Yeah, it's on. Are you still recording? You said it's on. All right, you ain't breaking my rights, right? You're not violating my rights, right? Why would you If your recording is on, you're not holding up your oath, man, to tell me if you took an oath, man, to hold up the Constitution, man. >> It is visible. >> Supposed to be blind. Would you not? Supposed to be blind. I got glasses right here. >> Hey, me, too. But I can't call it out. >> Okay, so I can't see that. >> You can. I can't see that. Can't you make a determination say that? >> Yeah. >> How? >> You saw it. You saw it. >> How? Can you make a determine that I saw that on your shirt? >> you can. How is it? I don't know. You said you saw it. You going to get a I know how to write very well, but I can't read your name. >> Ain't that crazy? >> But I can't read your name. >> Very well. >> I can't read your name. Police showed up on a man's private property without providing any clear justification, and the situation quickly escalated when one officer refused to identify himself or provide his badge number despite repeated requests. As the man calmly recorded the encounter, questioned why the officers were on his property, and demanded transparency from public servants, the officers grew increasingly irritated, evasive, and repeatedly ignored his direct questions. But instead of backing down, the man continued invoking his constitutional rights, accusing the officers of abusing their authority, and exposing the lack of professionalism in the way they handled the situation. In the end, unable to reasonably justify their presence or defend their refusal to provide basic identification, the officers had no choice but to quickly retreat from the property. >> What do you want? What are you doing here on the property? This private property. What are you doing here? What do you want? What's your name, sir? >> you Can you read? >> I can't read that well. >> not about THAT. BUT I'M ASKING YOU, WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> IT'S RIGHT HERE. >> READ. >> all your cameras out, right? >> read. >> Matter of fact, we're going to sit here and do Okay, that's fine. No, sir, that way you won't violate any of my constitutional rights. >> Nobody care about you or your rights. How about that? >> See, see, that's terrible, man. That's terrible. >> here for about nothing. >> That's terrible, man. >> about nothing. >> What You look like you was laying back in your in your chair. >> I'm telling you I >> That's what it looked like, man. Ain't nothing going on around here. You want to know why? Cuz I'm out here. >> That's not why. That's not why. All right, you talking You're talking to me right now. Okay. All right, listen here. You asked the question, why are we here? Yes, sir. Cuz nobody called you. Nobody called you here. Nobody's an emergency. >> to let me answer the question? >> I'm telling you that there's no emergency here. Per our efficiency, we are supposed to stay here. If you've been watching us, we've actually gotten out of the vehicle, walked around the property. Okay. Need help, huh? High visibility. I don't need any help. >> High visibility High visibility for what? This is private property I've lived here 15 years. And all whatever you claiming, whatever you claiming is not accurate because Hold on. Hold on. Let me finish. Let me finish. My question to you, what are you here and what's your badge number, man? It's right here. NOBODY CALLED YOU. REALLY? WHAT IS THE WHAT is the 911 call? What is the 911 call? >> That's none of your business. >> It is my business. I'm a resident here. It is my business. >> ON FAULT THAT YOU LIVE HERE. IT'S MY BUSINESS. YOU JUST SAID IT'S NOT MY BUSINESS. I'm telling you it is my business. It is my business. I live here. >> business. It's I live here. So, I'm I'm a concerned resident. I'm a concerned resident. >> That's it. So, you need to know everything that we do? I need to know what you're doing right now. We didn't call you here. You don't have to call me here. Yeah, we do. Well, since this is a public situation, this is a public private residential situation, I'm trying to find out as a resident, what's going on here? What are you here for? Is there a problem? Somebody called? Is there a robbery? Is there a burglary? Is there a kidnap? What What's going on here? YOU DON'T WANT to You just deny. You don't want to You just denying that. You don't want to say You don't want to understand that you're a public servant and you're here to serve the public. And I'm that. >> You need to be helped. And I'm that. What kind of help I need? You need like mental help. What kind Are you making Are you making a psychological claim on me? I think so. Okay, so you able to do that? >> Almost, yes. How can you How do you make that determination? You got any more questions for me? If not, I'm going to step back. >> Okay, I would like your name and badge number, sir. I want you to provide me with your name and badge badge number, sir. You still recording? Yeah, I am. Are you still recording? All right, you ain't breaking my rights, right? You're not violating my rights, right? Why would you If you're recording this on, you're not holding up your oath, man, to tell me if you took a oath, man, to hold up the Constitution, man. Suppose I'm blind. Would you not? Suppose I'm blind. I got glasses right here. Hey, me, too. But, I can't call that. Okay, so I can't see that. >> You can. I can't see that. Can you make a determination and say that? Yeah. How? How? Can you make it that I saw that on your shirt? What is it? I don't know. You said it. >> Okay. You said it. You going to get it you I know how to write very well, but I can't read your name. >> Ain't that crazy? But I can't read your name. I can't read your name. That happens like that. Some people names are hard to pronounce. I can't I can't read it. >> It's human error. What's your name? It's right here. What's your badge number? I don't think I need to stand outside any further. So I'm going to go inside the air condition. Just wasting taxpayers money just sitting back lounging in the back of the chair. That's what we do. Okay, that's what we do. You hear him? He admits that's what he do. >> visible out here. That's what he said. This is what we do. We good. He said we lay back and waste people taxpayers money. That's what we do. His badge number and his name. That's what I do know. You asked me. You gave me You gave me Y'all together. Y'all one team. Y'all the boys in blue. When you speak for him, he'll lie for you. You'll lie for him. Well, first of all, I'm not about to lie for anybody. But I'm saying y'all would lie for each other, man. How many black people has died by the police and that police lied for them? It has to do with the boys in blue. All y'all together United States, man. Police. One man kills somebody, he has nothing to do with me. Absolutely. >> It has nothing to do with me. >> Absolutely it does. It Cuz it's part of the police. It's part of the police, man. It do make sense. Well, if I don't make sense, how come it doesn't make sense he's not telling you his badge name? No, make sense out of that. You're telling me another man killing somebody because you're talking about an innocent individual, innocent victim, right? It happens every day. Police doing it every day. That has nothing to do with me. It has something to do with the police. You are police. It has to do with the police, man. When one police get killed When one police get killed One man's actions does not dictate my actions. If a police get killed, the whole United States is going to The whole police force is going to mourn for that police. Like the police that got killed in New York City. Everybody mourned for that police worldwide, statewide. So y'all all one entity. So don't tell me that. Sir. This is private property. I don't know. My management My management didn't call you. 611 management. Nobody's here. So no one called you here. So it's private property. I don't need no telephone number. I don't need no telephone number. Don't want one. It ain't going to do me no good. I don't have any questions. I want to ask you I'm asking y'all Any lieutenant They'll tell they'll tell you >> I want to know sir, what is your name? They'll tell you why we're here. What is your name? I'm asking you. I don't want to ask the lieutenant, I want to ask you. >> I just told you why we're here. But who called you? This is private property. This is not the public not the street. This is private property. Did my management call you? Did 635 management call you? No one called you on this private property. This is private property. This is private property, is it not? Sir. Is it not? Sir. I'm going to give you some questions you don't want to answer. You going to get some questions you don't want to answer. Is this private property or not? Is that a yes or no? Again Can you please tell me what this officer's name is? Could you He can If you can't read it, show it. Okay, well, this is going to your This is going to your lieutenant, your captain. I'll tell you this, you walking up on me, I'm starting to feel threat. With what? With a camera? It don't matter. >> With a camera do see it don't matter. >> know I don't >> It don't matter. Here's my hands, look. Let me show you my hands, I got a camera. I don't have no weapons. I don't have no weapons and I did not consent to any searches, seizures, or anything. All right, you threatening me? That's the first >> Are you threatening me? >> I'm starting to feel threat. Are you threatening me? That's the first time Are you threatening me, officer? Because I'm using a camera. Take it how you want to. Gangster boogie. He's a gangster. Get out of here, I live here. I live here. Make me. So I can sue you. MAKE ME SO I CAN SUE YOU.