You are required to identify yourself >> You are not if you do not have raz, reasonable articulable SUSPICION THAT A CRIME HAS been committed >> Or that you're in the process of a crime or have committed >> in the process So WHAT DETERMINE WHAT WHAT CRIME HAVE I COMMITTED? WHAT RAZ DO you have? >> Officers zero in on a man's rental car and launch a warrantless search based on vague claims without clear evidence to back it up. Despite his repeated objections, they press on searching the vehicle, seizing property, and issuing citations as if the outcome is already decided. But when the man stands firm and challenges every move, the narrative starts to crack as their justification weakens under scrutiny. Watch how the situation shifts and how the officer is left struggling to defend the indefensible. >> You're parked in an area where you're not supposed to be parked. We just had a bunch of break-ins and cars stolen out here last week. >> man. >> It doesn't matter if it's you. I'm explaining to you your car is not registered to you. It's a rental car and it's parked in an illegal place. I'm not going to continue to talk over you. You can stop and listen. >> This should be a consensual conversation. >> It It should be a you listen to me cuz I'm explaining to you the reason why we are where we are right now, okay? I'm not breaking your car. I have a right to determine if this car is stolen and who owns the vehicle. >> run the plates. All that other stuff is irrelevant. >> cars Rental cars aren't reported stolen till 30 days after. You can sit here and argue the law with me all day, but guess what? I've been a cop for over 20 years. I know what the law is, okay? >> know that the the warrants are on next level here. >> Yeah, exactly. All you had to do was provide me a driver's license >> have to, man. This is This is not Germany. I wasn't doing anything illegal. I was walking my dog. >> I have reasonable suspicion that you have a vehicle that's not registered to you. It's a rental car parked illegally in an area that had break-ins last week. I have every right to do an investigation. I can't believe you went in my car. Man, it's not simple when you break into my car. >> It's not breaking in, sir. >> is. You can't You can't just go in the car. >> the vehicle unlocked and I have a right to search your vehicle AND DETERMINE WHO OWNS IT AND determine who owns it. >> has the right to go Come on, man. >> No. I'm a law enforcement officer and it's to defend the indefensible. >> of the United States. Free. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, exactly what? I You can't just go >> arguing. Yes, I can. By law, I can determine who owns this vehicle and where it's supposed to be, okay? You don't have a supervisor? I am the supervisor. You said my deal. I did say I smelled marijuana in your car and you said there's no marijuana in >> in my car and you found it, man, without my permission. No, you didn't cuz I haven't smoked in like 2 days. >> matter. Marijuana has a distinct smell and I smelled it earlier. It's on my body camera when I was looking in your vehicle for a rental agreement to determine who owned the vehicle to make sure it wasn't stolen. Okay. Was it a stolen car? Under the state law and under the Constitution, okay? >> not I'm not Okay. We're going to get you a citation for the paraphernalia and the marijuana. And if it comes back that it's not marijuana, then most likely they'll drop the charge, but I can't field test it at this point right here. It smells like marijuana. It appears to be marijuana. So we're >> Same thing as CBD. Okay. I don't use marijuana. I don't use CBD. So I >> Well, maybe you should because you're a little high-strung. >> No. Yes. >> I Well, unfortunately, that happens when people are uncooperative. >> No, I'm not uncooperative. >> wrong. Why don't you Google the Constitution? I'm not going to argue with you anymore. >> the Constitution? Man, I know Tell me what the First Amendment is in. >> Right. Yeah. Where's my dog? >> There are certain things that you can do warrantless searches on and this >> go in my vehicle and I will be down there tomorrow to file a complaint. >> absolutely do that, sir. Yeah. Yeah. Why Did you get picked on at school? I don't have I can step anywhere I want, bro. >> I've asked you to step over off the roadway. >> Just I have to do whatever you say. You're God? >> you to step off the roadway, sir. >> I'm asking you a question. Are you I'm No, you care nothing about my safety. You get off the roadway. Sir, if you want to be uncooperative, you're just making a fool of yourself. >> No, I'm not. And you are going to get thousands of calls, believe me, thousands because you're a And And there's nothing Don't call You have no right to pull me over. You have no right to check my car. YOU HAVE NO right to look in my car. None. No, you don't. >> You went through my car while I was walking my dog. No, you didn't. Illegally. Illegally. You need to Google your facts. >> You need to Google this. >> Google the Google the Constitution, yeah. You're such a a great citizen, sir. I really appreciate your cooperation. >> Yeah. Well, I really appreciate you violating my rights. >> Well, that hasn't happened, sir. >> This is This happened several times. I told you don't touch me. I told you don't go through my car. >> I haven't touched you, sir. >> Yes, you did. You patted me down. Oh, I I'm sure when we watch the body camera, I'm going to you're going to hear me >> Oh, I'm going to get the body camera. Give me the incident number so I can go down and fully request it tomorrow. >> absolutely do that, sir. Your [ __ ] deputy pulled that taser on me. Because you were being uncooperative. >> I'm being uncooperative because I don't have to get No, I'm not. Because I I have rights, I'm being uncooperative. >> you are required to identify yourself >> You are not if you do not have raz, reasonable articulable SUSPICION THAT A CRIME HAS been committed or that you're in the process of a crime or I'm in the process SO WHAT DETERMINE WHAT CRIME HAVE I COMMITTED? WHAT RAZ DO you have? How do I know you weren't breaking into houses, sir? >> That's suspicion. Is that a felony or a misdemeanor? No, is that suspicion? Yes. No. You There's no reason here. There's no reason here. None. You saw me come back with my dog, my dog. >> Right. You can continue to be belligerent. >> I'm not being belligerent. You, man. Well, I wish You're going to get a citation. >> You know why you're not going to do anything with me cuz you're a coward. Sure. That's why. >> Yep. You're a coward. >> Yep. That's what you think, sir. Yes. >> But I'm not a criminal. So that's all that matters. >> [ __ ] You're a criminal. You're not a criminal. You just went through my car illegally. It wasn't illegal, sir. Yes, it was. >> No. You're dismissed. >> You can stay out here, sir. >> No, I'm getting back in my car. You're not getting in your car until you get your citation. Step to the back of the vehicle, sir. >> Listen, you're not going to tell me where to go, dude, or what to do. You're not my boss. You're not my girlfriend. You're not my mom. You're not my dad. YOU'RE NOT GOD. THEN BACK UP AND GET AWAY FROM ME, DUDE. You're not getting into the car until you get your citation. >> It's cold out here. I'm getting in the car and there's nothing you can do about it. Nothing. Get out of my way. You're blocking my way from getting in the car. >> Because you're not going to drive off. >> How many I'm not driving off. He's got my damn wallet with my money. Now, shut up, man. Get away from me. You're not stepping in the vehicle. Get away from me. Get away from me. Get away from me. You can continue I'm getting in the car, dude. It's cold. And you're not going to stop me. Shut up. Shut up. Hey, shut your mouth. Sure.