Police approached a man waiting for a pharmacy to open, accusing him without proof of panhandling or harassment and demanding ID. When he refused and challenged their claims, officers escalated by banning him from Safeway and threatening arrest, but his persistence exposed their baseless abuse of power, forcing them to back down in shame. >> You're being trespassed from this property. I have to properly identify you. Okay. >> So, I I I can't come to Safeway no more. >> No, you cannot. You're not allowed at this Safeway still anymore. >> Even though I didn't trespass, even though I didn't do anything? >> No. Right now, you're you're being trespassed. So, if you come back, that'll be a crime. >> Okay, I won't come back. >> I need to see your ID so I can properly identify you. >> So, why can't you show me the law then? You're going to take me to jail for not showing my ID. >> It is a crime not to identify yourself. Yeah. >> I'm going to look that one up and I find out you're wrong. You're getting sued. >> We're just trying to do the best we can for the community, sir. >> By by rolling up on people and accusing them of crimes and then kicking them off the property for something they weren't even doing. Riding around on your bike, playing music, not harassing anybody, not cussing, not doing anything to anybody. How is that a crime? Just riding around doing circles. You're not running into anybody. >> Basically, you're loitering >> because you guys are talking to me. >> You're free to leave. You are no longer welcome at this Safeway. If you come back, you will be trespassed or you will be arrested for trespassing. You understand that? >> Yes. >> Okay. It's free to leave.