Police confronted a disabled veteran over his temporarily broken down van, labeling it a suspicious vehicle. Despite him reporting the situation and showing proof of a repair appointment, officers pressed with baseless questions. But his firm stance exposed their misconduct, leaving them humiliated and forced to back down. >> We're here because we got a call that you're saying, >> "Why are we discussing how far I am parked from the street?" >> You were like to tell me the law. You were trying to enlighten me. >> I was trying to explain that I'm being harassed cuz I'm legally parked. >> Your driver's license. Have I done anything illegal? >> I don't know why they're reporting. You guys see what I'm doing making invalid reports and you need to research them cuz it's a jailable offense. I'm an American citizen. I can sit around anywhere I want. >> You have the right to do this. >> Really? Not on somebody else's property. >> No, this is this is um a a legal place to park. I'm parked legally. >> Don't you think it's kind of suspicious to be parked over here whenever there's so many gas stations you could be parked at where you're not going to be harassed? >> Gas stations? You can't park at a gas stations. That's a private property. You're acting as if you know all where I can park. >> Ma'am, is it illegal to park on the side of the street in Texas? I'm not doing anything wrong that I'm waiting on a mechanic. >> That's why I came. I wouldn't have known that you were waiting for a mechanic. Was that all off for the day, sir?