Approached over a vague complaint, a woman is questioned without clear cause. Calm and informed, she pushes back, challenges assumptions, and calls out the officer's tone. As pressure builds, she holds firm, ending with a quick retreat and tough questions left behind. >> The calls that your kids are in the street like I guess like paying animal and >> So, do y'all pull other people over when they selling waters? >> No, here's the thing. >> I mean not selling. >> Listen, you're not even listening to me. We're getting calls about the >> I I heard you. Don't act like I'm and stupid. >> Okay, I'm not talking >> You're going to let me >> Oh, no, I heard you. I heard what you said. >> Listen to what you said. I didn't just show up here. Somebody called and said that your kids were in the street. >> Cuz y'all not going to street. >> they didn't see you because they said there wasn't a adult in an adult vest. >> Okay, see that's a lie. That's just what we got. I'm not looking >> See, that's the call we got. I didn't make it up. >> But I'm What you see me sitting here, right? >> Well, I see you now and that I'm trying to have a reasonable conversation with you, but you're like up here right now. I don't >> rude. You're getting rude. >> or are you going to keep cutting me off? >> I It don't matter. You can't do nothing to me. >> was talking to you for so long and your kids were talking to me. You had your head down like you didn't hear me. >> I was recording on my phone cuz I know you're ever getting rude and nasty and that's why we homeless.