Police arrive and issue a trespass warning against a woman who simply wants to withdraw her own money from the bank. When she asks how accessing her own funds is trespassing, the officer refuses to back down. Watch this baffling abuse of authority unfold. >> Hello. >> Let me know when you're ready to talk. Okay, guys. Come on over here. >> You see this line right here? This is public property and this is private property. >> I have one second. Let me talk. Okay, then we'll then I can address anything. The business here has called me to give you a trespass warning. If you return into the business, I will arrest you for trespasses. >> How am I trespassing, sir? I have an account here. My money is in this bank. >> And that's fine. But they were trespassing from here. So, go to another branch. >> Well, how am I trespassing, sir, if I'm trying to withdraw money? >> They've asked me to. >> How am I trespassing though? Can I speak? >> Yeah, I asked you a question. >> They've asked me the the owner's agent of this property has asked me to trespassing from the I have >> I'm not trespassing. I'm trying to get my money. Why can't they allow me to get my money? >> They don't want to do that here. They don't want to conduct business with you here. And it's every right they they have. So sue them. You don't have a right to come back onto the property or you will be arrested for trespassing. >> This don't make no sense. All I'm doing is trying to get my money out of the account. >> You cannot do that here. And they don't want you to do that here.