I don't care. I'm requesting a supervisor. Are you refusing it? What's your badge number? >> My name is Sergeant Worth with the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office. >> And how many times have we had an interaction? >> Plenty of times. >> Why? >> Why? >> Yeah, what what law did you violate? Continuous? One time, dude. >> Nope, this is a leash law. >> And we we've never been camping, dude. I don't know what you're talking about, but I got everything on film, so >> Oh, yeah, you're on body cam. >> No, I mean every time every time every every interaction we've got it on our dash cam everything that you've done. Okay, so you've been harassing us. >> Nope, you're >> I want to see your supervisor. I want to see your supervisor. Are you clear? Is that clear? Go call him. >> Police approached a man over allegations that he had violated leash regulations and was unlawfully staying in a public park demanding that he provide identification despite the absence of any criminal offense. The man repeatedly objected to the request arguing that he was being subjected to repeated stops and scrutiny without legitimate cause. Although he calmly asked officers to explain the legal basis for their actions and challenged what he viewed as unreasonable justifications, the officers continued to pressure him to leave the area and comply with their directives. Firmly asserting his rights, he consistently questioned the legitimacy of the officers' demands and called for accountability regarding their conduct. Ultimately, when they could no longer produce evidence to support their initial allegations, the officers issued the man a one-year trespass order banning him from returning to the park before quickly leaving the scene raising serious questions about the balance between enforcing local regulations and respecting individual rights in public spaces. >> But you are on body cam. You are being audio video recorded. Okay. There was a leash law violation. I am requesting your >> My my dog was right outside eating, man. >> Yeah, it doesn't matter. This is a city park. >> Yeah, and I got it on >> I am requesting your identification. >> Take me to jail, then. >> I'm requesting your identification. >> Well, I don't think I've broken any laws, man. I was right outside my van door, so take me to jail. Dude, we're not doing anything wrong. We're not doing drugs. >> you there was a leash law >> Okay, then write it up, man. Then write it up, then. Write it up. Give me the ticket. >> I'm requesting your identification. >> Give me the ticket. >> Okay, I need to know who you are. >> Well, I haven't I I against the Constitution I'm not I'm not I haven't done anything wrong, so. >> I just told you at least one violation. >> [laughter] >> Okay, so give me the violation. >> Okay. Okay. I will do some digging, but you are not free to go. >> Yeah, I'll stay here, man. Bring me your supervisor, though. I don't care. I'm requesting a supervisor. Are you refusing it? What's your badge number? >> My name is Sergeant Worth with the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office. >> And how many times have we had an interaction? >> Plenty of times. >> Why? >> Why? >> Yeah, what what law did we violate? Continuous one time, dude. >> No, that's just a leash >> And we've never been camping, dude. I don't know what you're talking about, but I got everything on film, so. >> Oh, yeah, you're on body cam. >> No, I mean every time. Every time every every interaction we've got it on our dash cam, everything that you've done. Okay, so you've been harassing us. >> No. >> I want to see your supervisor. I want to see your supervisor. Are you clear? Is that clear? Go call him. Hi, I'm not armed or anything. I'm not armed or anything. This guy has been harassing us for almost 2 weeks now, man. He wants to get me because my dog was eating his food right here. If he wants to write me for a leash law, then that's fine. Do it. What law have I broken? >> What are you doing with your car here? Are you camping? >> No, we're not camping. I was just cleaning up stuff, man. I was digging out Look, look, man. I had an interview today, okay? I had an interview today, so I had to dig out my clothes for the interview. >> You've been contacted by the park several times. You can't stand here. >> What No, we're always gone before the the before the end of day, we're always gone, dude. >> He's decided to trespass, so that's what's going to happen to him. >> Hey, dude. >> Getting trespassed is non-negotiable. >> No problem. >> It's already happening, okay? >> Okay, fine. >> So, we have to fill out a >> I don't have to give you no ID. I haven't done anything wrong. You haven't asked me to leave. >> Actually, you actually do have to give me >> Yeah. >> You actually do have to. >> Well, he knows who I am, so. I have We haven't done anything, you guys. We're We're doing the best we can, man. I'm looking for work. I got a job over at O'Reilly's. All I got to do is finish out the the background check, and we're out of here, man. >> You think this is a good way to begin, like, you know, working in the town as >> No, no, but this guy has been on our ass for weeks, man, and we're just trying to do the best that we can, man. We're just trying to survive. >> give a [ __ ] if you have a warrant. Do you have anything >> No, I don't. I don't have anything. >> So, can we write We want to write down on the piece of paper you're an ass, okay? I don't know if you >> I haven't done anything, man. >> Hey, so have you Have you been contacted at all by the Office of Neighborhoods? >> No, nothing like that. >> Do you Would you like their resources? >> Sure, that'd be great. That's better than what he's doing, man. He's trying to make a >> No judgement. >> I know, I understand, but he's >> guys Are you guys using it all right? >> No, not I'm 100% clean, dude. I'm ready to take a UA for a job. >> Excellent, okay. So, here's what I want to do. Let me take down your information. I'll shoot an email off to our Office of Neighborhoods so maybe they can reach out to you and maybe start getting the ball rolling on the >> Okay. >> housing, maybe stuff like that. >> That'd be great. I mean, we're just waiting on a little bit of money that's coming through. We've got a insurance claim that we're I'm 7 days away from getting paid. >> okay if I grab an email or phone number, stuff like that? Shoot me an >> That's her if that if she'll give that to you. >> Um, I can Do you remember when I came through before? >> Yeah, yeah, we were over there, remember? >> Uh-huh. >> Yeah, we were totally cool. We've never done anything wrong. >> I asked you guys about Office of Neighborhoods and you guys told me >> I know. >> No, so we thought that that was part of uh Snohomish County uh Everett stuff. We didn't know We didn't realize you guys have that here, too. >> It's Yeah, it's everywhere in Snohomish County. >> No, I had no idea. So, I wasn't I wasn't really clear. I didn't understand that that's what you're Yeah, we're getting clean for a long time, man. >> And when my partner asked you about the lease laws and stuff like that, were you aggressive with him? >> No, he I wasn't aggressive with him till he started coming up on me, man. I got it all recorded. All of it, man. I wasn't I would I've always been nice to this man and he's always [ __ ] [ __ ] with us. He comes banging on the door when when I when we were sleeping and stuff. >> Has he Has he warned you guys about sleeping in there? >> We We haven't slept at all in here. We were out there. >> Okay, well, that's city property. Hey, so that I can forward this email I got Bethany's info, okay? What's your phone number and your >> Uh, it's the same as hers. >> Same as hers? Okay, cool. So, here's what I'm going to do, okay? I'm going to write up an email to our Office of Neighborhoods and they deal with people who are dealing with homelessness and addiction. I'm not saying that's a you guys. >> Yeah, we're not at all. >> But, you guys are living out of your car and maybe looking for to better your situation. Absolutely. Yeah, like I said, I had my interview today. Okay. Okay. Okay, fine. But this guy has been harassing the [ __ ] out of us, man, for no reason. We're not doing anything wrong. We're not camping, man. Like I said, I just I I had to go through Well, this is our food we were eating. We were just eating a little bit ago. Okay, so what violation was it? Okay, there's people I don't wish to sign it, but I will under duress. You You don't have to. Okay. So, what happens if I refuse? Okay, that's fine. I'll leave, but I'm I'm I'm filing a complaint. Actually, no. Yes, sir, it's our dog. Okay. No problem. That's okay. Fine. We'll go. Go Okay, but I don't want to turn my back to you because I don't trust you, so Okay, we will. Thank you guys. Thank you, Officer Deputy Summers. Thank you. Thank you for Thank you for I know who you are. Thank you for serving your community, bro. That's what you're supposed to be. That's what policing all about. >> I'm 100% on the same page as my sergeant. >> I I That's fine. >> I'll go, but I I said what I said. I'll send off an email. >> Okay. >> Bye. >> He's He is way too aggressive, dude. Way too aggressive. >> All right, dude. >> Don't be like him.