These tyrants tried intimidating like they always do, but this time they picked the wrong guy. He knew his rights better than they expected and their whole power trip elapsed in seconds. >> Are you detaining me at this point? Yes. >> What violation of law? It's >> 11:15 at night. Parked here. You're just sitting here. I don't know. I'm kind of worried that there might be a crime. >> What crime? >> I'm worried that maybe this car could be stolen. Maybe that you have somebody in the car. >> You and I both know that there is no violation of law and you have zero grounds to detain me. You're talking some nonsense about this vehicle being stolen, which is absurd. >> I don't know who you are. Your windows are tinted. You're not opening the door. Like that's just super weird. >> I'm not going to say anything further to you. I want an attorney. I want to plead the fifth amendment. >> You have a license to drive the car. >> You know what the fifth amendment is? You know what the sixth amendment indication of the right to counsel it? >> Where do you think it's appropriate for you to continue to ask me questions? You didn't learn that in the police academy. Then I really don't know what to tell. >> Are you the owner of this vehicle? >> I'm not required, sir, to help you in your investigation. You are unlawfully detaining me, and the longer this continues, the worse it get. You cannot detain people without a violation of law. Both of you, you need to learn the law. It's not my job to educate you. I'd like to leave.