In this video, a cop walks into a 24/7 private gym after claiming someone called in a report and immediately treats a man working out alone like a suspect. Without any valid reason, he demands ID and questions the man aggressively, even though it's clear he has authorized access to the gym through his personal entry system. The officer stays tense, his hand hovering near his weapon in a clear act of intimidation. Let's watch how this cop's egofueled power trip ends up exposing him in front of the world. So when I ask questions, simple questions as you know, public employees because to be quite honest, I'm military, right? I know my rights. I know the law. I study law. So I'm just trying to make sure. >> So in order for you to request and need my information, identification, you must have a suspicion of what? You have to have something. >> We have a call. Somebody called in and said, should I give us the right document? >> A suspicion of a crime. You must have a suspicion of a crime. What is the crime that you are suspecting me of? Again, she didn't laugh. She said, "You're acting." >> So, you have no crime that you're respecting me of, but you still want me to identify myself. >> Investigation. >> Investigation for what? >> Cuz you have to have some kind of crime to investigate, right? >> No. >> You So, you just investigate people. You pick people out of random. >> Yes. >> You pick people out of random and just tell them to present ID. >> Again, I just told you it isn't random. >> You just told me you don't have a You have suspicion, but you can't tell me what else. I I told you a minute ago. I said, "We didn't just pick you up randomly." >> Suspicion of what crime? >> She wanted to know. She She didn't say what it was. She said you were acting suspicious. Okay. >> I've been in here for hours. >> Who can say I'm acting suspicious when I've been in here for literally for hours. So, I would like to know what crime >> all the time and >> I would like to know what crime I'm suspected of because you have to have a suspicion of some kind of crime to ask for evidence for my identification. Crime. This is actually a free country. That's the That's the whole Nazi thing of of freedom papers. We don't do freedom papers in the United States. I would like to know what crime >> because I don't do freedom papers. >> You're making this really worse than what you do. >> I'm just trying to make sure that my rights are not violated. >> They're not being violated. >> So, suspicion of what crime? >> You don't get the idea or not. We can debate. >> All I want to know is suspicion of what crime? This is a simple question. It's a simple question. >> You have any idea? I would like if I'm going to give you and that you're requesting ID because you can't demand. You can only request as a public servant >> and I'm asking I'm asking. >> Yes. And I'm asking you so I can properly give you identification. What crime are you suspecting me of? >> Again, there's not necessarily a crime here. We're trying to ID you because we have a call on you. That that short to the sweet. That's the point. That's it. >> So, >> we have other things we can do, man. I s arguing with you going >> and I know this. So why and all that stuff? Do you have warrants? >> No. Why would I have warrants? I'm here. I'm in the gym working out. >> Then we could be going, man. We got other stuff to do. >> You know how what you are supposed to do as a constitutional purpose person because you're supposed to hold up constitutional rights, right? That's your job. Hold the constitution. And and again, >> the constitution literally says there must be suspicion of a crime. And I would like to just know what crime. That's all I asked. And you can't even articulate clearly what crime there is. What you must say crime. I said we have the right to investigate. When people call in, you got right to investigate what may or may not be a crime. >> So to me, it don't look anything wrong, but we still have the right. >> I would just like to know. So if I did not have any ID on me, what would you do then? We try to figure out a way to argue. >> And how would you go about that purpose? >> Because I already knew you. >> H I already knew you. >> If you already know who I am, then why do you ask me for identification? >> Well, I have an identity. >> Oh, so you know who I am. You're still going to ask me for identification. >> I said I have an idea who you are. >> No, no, you said you know who I am. I have it on recording. You have You said I know who I am. I know who I am, right? >> I said I have an idea who. So, if you know who I am, like you stated firstly, why are you asking me for identification? >> I'm just trying to make sure my white rights aren't violated. And right now, I have this going live on Periscope cuz I'm trying to make sure that everyone knows that what's going on here. >> That's fine. And you're not being violated. We're asking you for your ID, man. You can't drop your ID. You think you're being violated, then do what you got to do. All right. We have a job to do. Somebody called a complaint on you. So, you're again, we weren't the ones. We don't know the details. We haven't talked to him right now. All right. And again, you're making this way more familiar. So, you get some some >> There is nothing around here. There's nothing around here. This is a warehouse building, right? So, no one can even see my car from here. So, I'm trying to understand who can possibly call you for violation or complaint. So, where did you get this complaint from? Because there's nothing around. >> This is not this is not a resident. This is a commercial area. Where is there a per where is there a building around or any kind of housing where someone could see my car around you? >> I can see your house without car one street. >> Is your is your first name Leroy? >> I go by Loy. >> Leroy. Last name Grant. >> Uh sometimes. Yeah. Do I go by Grant or another name which me? >> Okay. >> And you already said you have my you know who I am. So I'm trying to figure out if you know who I am. You're saying you calling about suspicion. >> No, you said it's on recording that you already know who I am. So, I'm just trying to make sure that we got everything kind of stairs. >> I said we have no idea. >> I'm assuming you came in here on your own and you have passport code in order to get in there. >> I This is the only way you can get in is a passcode. >> Okay. If you let me in and I don't have a passcode. >> They're not allowed to do that. If you see the signs out front, it says you're not allowed to bust people in. And there's nobody here besides the two of us. And he came in after me if you can ask him. So, well, >> that's all I was asking you, sir. >> Okay. I'm just making sure you know. And you're Caroline County, correct? Yep. >> Is this Caroline County? >> Yes. >> I thought this was Dorchester. >> I was Dorchester. >> Dorchester County. I guess Dorchester. I >> Dorchester. Oh, it's part of Carolina. Okay. Yep. So you know all my information know everything about me as you stated. What is the purpose of this? This is what I'm trying to figure out. And you still haven't articulated clearly in understandable fashion why you're here talking to me. You only said you have a report from someone about something that you can't articulate, which is you has to be a crime in order for you to even be here or serving me a warrant if you actually want my identification. What you must have in order for me to actually have to give you identification. >> We're not. >> You're stopping me for more workout. >> That's That's attainment. >> I never said you stop. So I can continue working out. >> Okay. Well, I'm just going to make sure this stays right here. >> 16. >> Is it? >> So you So that's what you think? >> Mhm. That's what they told me. >> Who told you that? >> NBA. >> The NBA told you that. And when did they tell you that? >> When did they tell you that? >> Just a second ago. Okay. >> And how did you see my license plate? >> So, you were looking for my license plate. >> 91. Everything's clear as far as our checks. However, when they come back, you are you have a suspended license. Okay. Fair to comply with the courts. All right. >> That's kind of interesting because a month ago I went to the MVA and got a Maryland license because I didn't have one. >> Just confirmed it. You are suspended >> with what court did you confirm that with? >> Just say it's fair to comply the courts. >> So can I ask just just because you obviously have all my information. What license what license number do you have? >> Not a license. That's your vehicle out there. >> What license number do you have? >> Sir, I'm trying to explain that to you. Is that your white your white car out there? >> You said I have a suspended license. Correct. We ran a check. You're the primary number. We ran a check of that name. You said your name is Leroy Grant. We ran that. >> They confirmed that your license is suspended. Okay. >> And what license number do you have? Since you said you confirmed it. >> I don't have a license number. >> So you confirmed it without having actually a license number to confirm. >> We confirmed it through our dispatch. >> You confirmed it without having a license number to confirm. We can do it by our name. H. We >> can do it by your name. >> Okay. Okay. Good, man. >> Mhm. You have a nice day. >> I don't drive. >> I travel. You should know the difference in law. There's There This There's law is a great thing. It teaches you stuff. >> Mhm. >> Actually, yes, it does. It's called Supreme Court ruling. You should look it up. I have some documents in the car if you want to see them. I can show you the paperwork if you want to see it. You don't want to see the paperwork. I got the paperwork of the law on it. I keep it with me at all times. You don't want to see the paperwork. I can show you the law. You don't got to leave. You said you wanted to talk to me. I can show you something. Oh, you don't want to talk now? The officer's arrogance ended up backfiring in the worst way. What he thought would be a simple show of authority turned into a viral moment of public embarrassment. The calm and confident response of the gymgoer made the officer look powerless and unprofessional. In the end, this encounter stood as a perfect example of how unchecked ego can destroy a cop's credibility.