Stopped while lawfully carrying, a man has his property seized without clear cause. Calm and informed, he questions the stop, demands legal grounds, and refuses to provide ID without justification. As pressure builds, the claims fall apart, ending with his property returned and a quiet retreat. >> How are you? Not bad. I don't consent to any searches. I just wanted to make that clear. >> going to search you. I don't consent to any seizures, either. Okay. People are concerned about a guy walking around with a gun, so. >> Okay. Uh that's not illegal. Can I have my gun back? >> Can you get moving along? >> your ID, and then we'll get you on your way. >> What crime do you suspect me of committing? In order to stop me, you have to suspect me of a crime. Can you get your supervisor here? Like I said, people are concerned. It's a public safety issue, so I just need to get your ID, and then we'll call it good. No, sir. You're not going to give me your ID? Unless you are issuing me a summons. >> Do you want me to speak for a second? I need to make sure you're not a felon to carry this. Do you suspect me of being a felon? >> know you. >> Okay, if you don't suspect me of being a felon, then I would like my gun back, and I would like to proceed on my way. >> In order to carry a gun, you're not allowed to be a felon. Correct. But unless you suspect me of being a felon, there's no reason for you to stop me. It's not illegal. We see a guy walking down the street carrying a gun. Yep. Is that the only reason why you stopped me? Yep. Am I free to go? You are. Okay. Can I have my gun back? Yep. Thank you.