This tyrant cop was chasing a suspect when she ran in front of this man's car. The cop blared his horn so loud that the man asked what was happening. But that simple question bruised the cop's fragile ego, abandoned the reason he was there, and started demanding the man's information, even accusing him of not wearing a seat belt in a parked car. But thankfully, the man knew the law better than this arrogant cop and didn't let him violate his rights. Watch how all that unfolds. >> You just pull up to harass me or something, bro? >> No, sir. I'm off. >> So So what what you what what did you say that for? What you mean? >> You you questioned me. You pulled me up. You said you >> I asked you why you you hit your horn. You hit a you just hit your your blazer. Loud as >> you motioned for me to come up. You asked me a question. You asked why I honked the horn. I honked the horn because I've been chasing Ezra out of the roadway for the last 15 minutes. Okay. >> All right. Well, she was standing in my car at the time. It was She wasn't in the roadway. >> She's standing in the roadway, >> bro. She was standing right here talking to me. >> This is the roadway. >> What? Huh? >> This is the roadway. >> It don't matter. She can stand by. People can stand out here by their cars, man. public street, bro. >> It is a public street made for vehicles, not made for pedestrians. >> You say you just kidding from the store. >> Over 7,500 pedestrians are killed each year. >> Right. But you just said trespassing at the store, bro. She wasn't at the store. You know what I'm saying? So, just leave the lady. Leave her alone. >> She's standing in the middle of the road. Get your license on, sir. >> Huh? I got to show you my license for what? No, I don't. Call your supervisor. >> You're not wearing You're not wearing a seat belt. >> What you mean? Cuz you're wearing a seat belt. I'm going to go in the store. I'll talk to this lady area. You You just pulled up and said you seen it. Go call your supervisor. >> I I am the supervisor on the road right now. >> Well, you got to call your supervisor, bro. You're going to have to call the station if you want to talk to your supervisor. >> I don't have to call the station. You can call the station. You want you custom my ID for no reason. >> I'm telling you. >> You don't have no problem calling, no nothing for me asking for my ID, bro. >> Probable cause. You don't have anything. >> You're in a vehicle without a >> Yeah, I can. Right. Cuz I'm getting out of going to the store. What you mean? >> You were still You were still in the vehicle. >> What do you mean? I just called you over to the vehicle. >> You're right. >> So, what are you talking about? >> Okay. Give me one second. Okay. You're not >> right. Figure that out. Figure that out real quick, man. You're going to be like 2 million views on this one if you keep on playing with me. True. All right. Come on. Come on. I I ain't got I ain't got nothing. I ain't got no warrant, no ticket, no nothing. So, we play this game all day. You already see it's a rental car, so you already know. Hey, hey, I'm totally legit, buddy. So, play your little game if you want to, man. >> Hey, you said I'm not free to go. You said I'm not free to go. >> All right. So, you detaining me without probable cause. >> Hey, sir. You're final report obviously, >> huh? From the sidewalk. >> You said from the sidewalk from the sidewalk just hit, >> bro. Why did you even What? What am I still here talking to you for? >> Investigative detention. >> This ain't no investigation. We're investigating what? What are you investigating? >> You're not wearing a seat belt. Stay on the seat. >> What you I can I I can I can not have a seat belt and going to the store? What do you mean? I can get out car. What are you talking about? >> I can't. But you still >> You don't have a seat belt on right now either. Do you have a seat belt on? >> You're right. >> All right. So, why you sitting here messing with me, man? So, you sitting harassing me, brother. >> I'm not harassing. >> Yes, you are. And you're going to have a problem, man. I'm I'm file a complaint. Soon as I pull off, I'm going to file a complaint against you, sir. >> That's fine. We going for I don't want you to hit my car. Okay. Everything's being recorded on my chest as well. Okay. >> You sitting right there in your seat without a seat belt on. >> You're right. >> All right. And you shouldn't have sit here and try to investigate me about sitting here in my car right here without a seat belt on. >> Okay. >> You sound insane, man. You shouldn't even took it this far. Now you can make yourself just look stupid. >> Yeah. I I don't understand how I'm making myself >> Oh, you're going to see. You're going to see. You ever heard of Let's Talk Numbers USA. That's my page. That's why that's that's what that's my page. >> Sure. That's fine. >> All right. I got you. >> First of all, you don't need probable cause to pull a car over. You need >> Bro, it ain't no It ain't Yes. You You definitely have to have probable cause. You You insane. I I filed seven federal cases, man. I want every single one of them you going to see and tell me about a a fourth amendment. Come on, man. Is you is you serious? You don't know who you talking to. That's the problem. >> First of all, >> you need to talk to Johnson. You need to talk to everybody. You need to talk to this chief of police. You need to talk to all them right now because I'm definitely going to go down there. I'm going to file a complaint against you. That's fine, sir. >> All right. That's your place. >> Definitely. >> Okay. Again, sir. >> All right. Stay right there. For my safety and your safety, stay where you are, brother. I'm just >> All right. Cuz you you've been aggressive the whole time, man. >> I've been aggressive. >> Yes, you have, brother. >> I'm officer Lane with the Eforce Police Department. >> I see. Now, the reason I stopped you is because you >> you didn't stop me. You sat there and hunked your horn at a lady that was standing by my car. So, don't so make sure you make this correct. >> All right, man. Don't Don't >> I'm a very factual person, brother. Believe me. >> Listen, I've never met you before. >> All right. That's what you understand. I'm very serious. You don't need to understand that, brother. >> Listen. >> Okay. >> First of all, you need reasonable suspicion to make a traffic stop. Okay. >> No, man. You have to have artill for a traffic stop. >> You got to have what? >> You got to have You have got to have articulated suspicion, man. What are you talking about? Articulated or comfortable seat articulated suspicion. You can't articulate why you just stopped me. You're going to say you said cuz I didn't have a seat belt on. You didn't have a seat belt on. >> Okay. >> You're sitting here just like me. What are you talking about? >> That's my dude. I'm on a traffic stop. After >> So you got So your laws is better than my laws. >> After I go up to your vehicle, >> you're more important than me. >> Not at all. After I go up to your vehicle and I come back to my car and I'm running your plate, that means that I need to put the seat belt on to run your plate. >> You make yourself look really silly right now, man. >> You are as well. >> I'm telling you, you don't even know. You don't even know who you're talking to. You don't even know what's going on right now. Sir, you're illegally parked. You're more than a foot from the curb. >> You can say whatever you want to, man. You can say whatever you want to. Go ahead. >> You're feloning to ID. >> You can say whatever you want to, brother. >> You're failing to identif I I don't have to answer any question posed by a police officer. >> I'm not asking you any questions. I'm making statements. >> You did ask me for ID. What do you mean I don't have to answer? I don't have to answer none of that, bro. Under my fourth amendment right. I don't have to ask anything you ask me, brother. >> Your your fourth amendment? What's your fourth amendment right? >> What do you mean? What's my fourth amendment right? You want to know? Have you heard Terry Russio? >> I do. Yeah. >> Okay. case. What's What's Terry first name? >> I I know what I know. >> You sound silly. His name is John. It's John Terry, man. I study, man. I studied this, man. I filed seven federal cases against your department. I have one against the E course every department. Wayne Connie say the police. >> All of you guys. So, you see, so you're going to sit here and you're going to sit here and play this game with me. You >> What game am I playing? >> You know what game you're playing? >> I don't. >> Yes, you are. >> I don't. >> You still got me sitting detained for no reason. You got me entertained from the beginning for no reason. And now you see me got me uh talking to you for no reason. explain everything to you so you understand why >> I just want to know if I'm free to go. That's it. >> Okay. Listen, I'm not going to write you any tickets today. Okay. I'm going to let things go. Okay. Also, just so you know, I can write you a ticket. You're legally parked foot from the curve. You did not have a seat belt on. Okay. Therefore, that is probable cause in and of itself. Okay. If you feel as though you want to make a complaint, you're more than welcome obviously to do that. Okay. >> I'm going to make a complaint. >> 3869 West Jefferson. Okay. >> Oh, I know exactly where it's at. I had file complaints there before. I told you I filed lawsuits there, too. Yeah. And you you speaking to a wrong person to sir. >> That's all it is, brother. >> He said it's he said I'm parked too far away from the curve. Look at this. Look how far he's parked away from the curve. But I'm parked too far away. Oh my god. >> This clueless cop accused the man of doing the very same thing he was doing himself. But in his world, it's perfectly fine when cops do it, but just not civilians. After trying every trick in the book to intimidate this guy, he ended up walking away empty-handed just because the man knew his rights and refused to back