Police confronted and detained a man practicing motorcycle riding in a parking lot, accusing him of littering and acting suspicious for placing his backpack on the ground. When he refused to answer without legal cause, they escalated by searching his bag under the excuse of public safety. But he stood firm, exposing their abuse of power and leaving them humiliated. >> What crime am I being detained for? >> You're literally I've done nothing wrong, though. I come here and I practice riding my motorcycle. I take my bag off and put it right there so I'm not riding with it on me. That's an illegal entertainment. >> It's a crazy world that we live in right now. People that leave bags around that we're at a school where there's kids at and practicing football. He deemed us suspicious. He doesn't know who you are. So, he's checking you out. And he's asking us some simple questions. >> And suspicion is not a crime. It was the way he did. It was very unprofessional, aggressive, and he was treating me like I'm a criminal, like I did something wrong. >> He said if you left it there and drove away from it, you lose an expectation of privacy for it. >> No, that's that is not correct. You You're telling me I can't sit my bag down to practice riding my motorcycle? I have a right to privacy as a private citizen. >> I'm sorry. >> Did he So, am I still being detained right now? >> Nobody said you're being detained right now. You can walk away if you want. Wait, >> who's your uh Lieutenant Lieutenant Waters? Waters.