Police surround and detain a man without stating a crime, citing vague, reasonable suspicion. When he asserts his right to film and remain silent, officers escalate and issue a warning, only to be forced into a quick, embarrassing retreat by a man who knows his rights. >> You following me today or what? I'll answer questions. >> Okay. Well, the reason for the contact is for reasonable suspicion. Every time I do a traffic stop, you come pulling up behind me for my safety. You have your driver's license on you. Hey, I commit a crime. >> Yeah, you're detained for reasonable suspicion. >> What suspicion am I doing being detained for? What crime did I commit? All right, stand by. I'll be right back. >> What's up? Am I free to go? >> No, you're not. What are you doing? >> I'm Am I free to go? >> No, you're not free to go. >> So, am I being detained for what? What crime have I committed? I'M DOING WHAT I DO EVERY DAY. I'M NOT BREAKING the law. >> I'm going to give you a warning today. >> For what? >> For interfering my investigations. >> What What investigation did I interfere with? >> Let me finish. We can go either route you want. >> I'm going for complaint on you today. No matter what pull up behind me on traffic stop and interfere again, I will arrest you. >> What did I interfere with? >> Did you understand? >> How did I interfere with You got your cameras on. Do you have me interfering [ __ ] No. So, you're for long. >> You come AROUND AGAIN. >> I'M NOT WORRIED ABOUT YOUR WARNING. I'M NOT WORRIED ABOUT YOU. YOU'RE NOBODY to me. >> Have a good day. >> Yeah. If you come again, >> I have no warning. Stick that warning where you belong. Up your butt, dude.