In this video, a man finds himself surrounded by an entire border patrol unit after a K9 supposedly alerts on his car. The officers instantly claim that the dog signal gives them probable cause to search without a warrant, but the driver refuses to be intimidated. He reminds them that policy isn't law and that a dog's reaction isn't enough to violate the Fourth Amendment. What started as a calm stop quickly turned into a tense standoff when one officer tried to stop him from speaking while another blocked him from even moving an inch. What happened next completely exposed the lie behind their so-called probable cause. >> Have a car. >> It's not going to be on. >> And the phone has to be left there. >> Huh? >> And the phone has to be left there. >> No, I want to be recording it, bro. From my mom. >> Okay. Okay. Well, you can't have phones. It's fine. You can't have phones. >> I'm That's my first amendment right. I can record it whatever you guys want to do. >> Anywhere you want. >> You're correct. I'm primary. You can record this all you want. That's correct. >> This is a This This does not This does not mean I give up my first amendment right. They >> This is my first amendment right to record. >> If you want to read it says you can record that. Yeah. >> I'm like that's policy. That's policy. Policy is not a law. >> Policy is not a law. >> Yeah. Yeah. The first amendment, right? >> Very good. >> I mean look, policy is not a law, bro. That is policy, not a law. >> That Yeah, that's our policy. You can't you can't >> That's your policy. There's a difference between a policy and a law. There's a big difference between policy. >> Policy is not a law. That's >> You have any weapons on you or anything? >> No. >> Mind if I give you a pat down? >> No. You can pat me down, but you can't stick your hand in my pocket or nothing like that. That's That's violation. >> Yeah, that's why I said you just make sure you don't have any weapons. Come on. I don't feel like arguing with you today. >> I'm not arguing. I'm just I'm just saying to stole my rights. >> Am I just sitting over there? >> All right. I just don't feel like getting in argument. >> Am I taking a seat? >> Seat for what? Am I Am I being entertained for something? There's traffic on going. We don't want to hit. >> All right. But I'm not going into into a road. >> I mean, I know. I know. I'm I know I'm a big boy. I know. I can't go for you. >> You are momentary detained. You're not under arrest. Under detain. >> What's the reason that I got pulled into secondary? >> K9 alerted to the vehicle. The K9 finishes his investigation. You are detained. So the K9 then falls a little motion falls alert. It's not my first time a K9 alerts to my car and where they illegally search it. They don't follow. >> If the K9 alerts, it's his job. I don't know his job. He's a K9er. He went to K9 school. I did not know. >> It's not the first time a K9 alerts in my car. They illegally search it cuz that's an illegal search. a false positive and never and never found anything in my truck in my truck. >> Respectfully, he's doing his job, right? Until he is done with his investigation, you are taking Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. I have to check my truck because my J9 is alerted to the truck. >> Okay, check the truck. >> There's nothing on my truck. It's a false positive. You guys going to do the illegal search. That's why from the from the from from the start. You guys wanted to search it over there from the start. >> You can't search it over there. >> Well, you guys wanted me to open it. Same thing. >> Same thing. Since I don't open it, you guys can open it. >> What's going to happen if I don't open it? Am I going to be under arrest if I don't open it without a warrant? >> All right. >> Okay. But but there's there's also a thing called a warrant. Do you guys have a warrant to open my trunk? >> Listen to me. >> I'm the supervisor here. Okay. You understand? >> What's your name? It's uh >> Ber Park Barker. >> What's your badge number? Do you have a badge? have badge numbers. I'm the supervisor here at the checkpoint. The K9 hit gives us probable cause to search the car. We don't need a warrant. >> Okay, >> that is a false positive. So, whenever you whenever you guys look stupid and don't find anything in my car to me >> then then I'm at that point I will give this evidence to my to my lawyer cuz you guys asked me to open to open my trunk over there. You wanted to search my trunk over there. Now, since I didn't open it, you got K9 to do a false positive. So, there's me for a second. Okay. Can you calm down for just a second? >> I will listen to you, but you need to listen to me, too. Do you understand? >> Yes or no? >> Okay, go. >> The K9 hit is probable cause to search the vehicle. >> It doesn't mean that there's something in there. >> There's nothing in there. I know for a fact there's nothing in there. >> You're going to let me talk? >> Are you going to let me talk or not? >> Go for it. >> Okay. The probable cause we have to search your vehicle comes from the K9. >> We're not saying that there's something in there. We just need to resolve the alert at primary that we had with the K9. He's going to search your trunk. We are authorized to do that. We have probable cause to do that. >> Violation of the Fourth Amendment. >> What's that? >> It's a violation of the Fourth Amendment. >> You don't know the Fourth Amendment then because the Fourth Amendment has no searches without a warrant or probable cause. We have probable cause. >> You guys got a false positive from a K9 cuz you're about to look stupid and there's nothing going to be in the trunk. >> Are you a K9 instructor? How do you know what his K9's doing? It's not the first time I came out alert to my car. They searched it illegally and and they never found anything in my in my trunk. >> That is an illegal search. >> Now, can you get you'll be on your way? >> So, if I don't open it, am I going to go to jail? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, I that's what I want to hear. So, say it again. Say it again. >> Be arrested for impeding the federal investigation under USC. >> Okay. That's what I wanted I wanted you to say in front of a camera. So, I will open it under the threat of arrest. That's all. I will open it under the threat threat of arrest >> when you don't find anything. Hey, what is your name? By the way, I need your name first. >> What's your name? >> Uh, what is it? Uh, G. Hernandez. >> All right, I will open under a threat of arrest. You're about to look stupid and not find anything in there. Your can's about to look stupid. The canon is about to look stupid, too. And I will record it, too. >> I'm not I'm not going to let him put something in my trunk. He's not putting anything in your trunk. >> No, I'm still going. >> There's two ways of asking. >> I have I have the right to record it. Make sure he doesn't put anything in my trunk. >> You have the right to record. >> I'm not going to get in there. >> Hey guys. Hey, look. Look. We're all recording, too, man. We're all recording. >> You got to publish that. >> No. So, you're recording? We're recording. There's 50 cameras covering all over the place here. Nothing's going to happen to your trunk, but you need to comply with directions. Okay. >> Cops been known to put drugs in cars before. I've seen it. I've seen it before. I see I heard occasion before a cop got arrested that he's doing years for planting drugs inside a car. >> Okay. Well, if he plants anything in your car, he'll get arrested for it. >> But it's all on the cameras. You see cameras here. You got a camera. We got cameras. Camera there. >> So, hey. So, what did he Hey, did he find it? Did he find that? >> Hey, did he find it >> back? >> Did he find it? Hey, don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> No, I am touching. >> Not touching me. That I'm being assaulted. Did you find it? Did he find it? >> Yeah, you did find it, didn't you? You're a tough little guy, huh? That kind of looks stupid. You look stupid. You guys look stupid in there a little bit, man. You all right? >> You guys look stupid. >> Hey, we resolved the alert. There was nothing in there. >> That false alert. Now my lawyer, my lawyer is going to hear from this. Tell him to call G. Hernandez. And you say you're supervisor. >> All right. Yeah, supervisor. >> P U HR or whatever. >> We're whatever. What's your name? >> I'm not I don't answer questions. I don't have to tell you my name, >> man. I told you my name. >> Yeah, it's your policy. It's your policy. You're You're a wannabe federal agent, so you have to identify by law or by policies. >> So, you're good to go, man. >> Yeah, that is a false false positive. Didn't I tell you? >> Not a false positive. >> Yeah. So, where So, where's the drugs at? Where's the drugs? >> Where's the drugs? >> Are you a dog? >> Do you know how dogs work? Do you know how the K9 Academy works? Do you Are you >> Yeah, I I've seen it. I've seen dogs searching my car before. Dogs did a false alert on my car before. Never had any drugs in my car. So, how did that stupid dog alert a comment. >> Hey, so what? Did Did he find Hey, did he find it? >> Let me see. >> Hey, did he find it? >> You're free to go. >> Did he find it? >> Sir, >> that's your first amendment right. You're good to go. >> Yes, sir. I know it's my first amendment. My first amendment right. You cannot stop it. >> Have a good one. >> Great matter, sir. >> I don't know, dude. Drive safe. >> People like you. That's the reason. That's the reason that good cops always get hurt on the line of duty because of like you. >> Have a go. >> That's the reason good cops get hurt on the line of duty. >> Hold on. >> In the end, the border patrol found nothing. Their K9 alert turned out to be completely false and every claim of probable cause collapsed on the spot. The same officers who acted with authority were suddenly silent with no explanation for the illegal search they just carried out. What they called procedure was really a clear violation of rights and a perfect example of how easily power gets abused when the law is ignored.