A man confronts two officers accused of taking his wallet and never returning it. But when questioned, they dodge and refuse to identify themselves, exposing a blatant abuse of power and disturbing lack of transparency. >> What does the matter? >> You guys ever you guys ever going to give me back my wallet? >> Are you going to barbecue? >> Are you guys ever going to Are you guys ever going to give me back my wallet? >> We're done with them. >> This is This is This is a public property. This is This is sidewalk. All right. You took my wallet out of my where? Out of my person, right? You took my You took >> You're going to make accusations. You need to do your research cuz I wasn't even out there. >> That's why that's why when I when when I walked up to you, I asked you which officer are you? Which are you? David or or anything. You don't sound >> state your name and your badge number, please. Yes, you do. You guys are public servants. >> Very polite to you. >> No, you guys weren't. >> Go have another Hey, go have another barbecue, sir. >> You guys are not looking. >> You guys were not. >> That was not right what you guys did, man. You were there right when my wallet came missing. So when you guys take pro property out of a person's out, even when they deny you guys consent, you guys went into the property. You >> already wasted like three minutes of my time already just making ridiculous accusations. We're done. Have a good night, man. >> Leaving your car running like this is a good way to get stolen just so it >> leaving my car. See your assumptions