MKC pull over. >> Uh, that's none of your business. Is that illegal? >> I keep seeing you around buildings. Yeah, >> it's illegal to be around buildings. >> I keep seeing you drive around closed buildings. >> Is it illegal to be around buildings? >> Are you littering? What are you doing about them? I wonder what you're doing. >> Did you just see what I was doing? >> Yeah, you're being suspicious. That's why >> you're pulling me over for no reason. It's a violation of my constitutional rights. >> Be quiet. >> You can't tell me to be quiet. You be quiet. GO SIT IN YOUR CAR. YOU CAN'T BARK commands at me. I'm not a dog. I'm a goddamn human. >> The man had food from one of the businesses in his vehicle and was driving and stopping near closed buildings because his car was having mechanical problems. An officer repeatedly followed him through multiple parking lots and claimed that this behavior looked suspicious despite not observing any crime. When the man stopped to check under the hood, the officer initiated a traffic stop and stated the reason was suspicion. Under questioning, the officer admitted the stop was not based on a felony or a misdemeanor and could not name a single law that had been broken. The man refused to answer questions without legal cause, asked if he was being detained, and demanded a supervisor. As more officers arrived, they continued relying on vague suspicion rather than law until a supervisor was forced to step in. Watch how the man forced the officers to justify their actions and completely exposed their incompetence on camera. >> Fort Smith, again, I've done nothing. We pulled over to check the uh the fuel out going and he turned his lights on. So, let's figure out what's going on. >> Hello. >> Hey. Keep seeing you pull over. >> Uh that's none of your business. Is that illegal? I >> keep seeing you around buildings. Yeah. Is it's illegal to be around buildings? >> I can't see what you drive around closed buildings. >> Is it illegal to be around buildings? >> Are you littering? What are you doing, Baron? I want to know what you're doing. >> Did you just see what I was doing >> here? >> I don't answer questions, man. >> Now, are you arrested? Is there a reason you pulled me over? >> Yeah, you're being suspicious. That's why >> that's that was that a felony or or a misdemeanor? >> It's neither. So, if you don't have a reason to pull me over, sir, man, am I on my way? >> Am I being detained? >> Yeah, I'm For what law? >> Why you driving around building? For what law am I being detained? >> I need your supervisor. Guys, call 911 if he gets erratic. >> I need a supervisor down here now. >> That's fine. >> Problem. >> Fort Smith's finest. Just think they can make up their own rules. >> They can't. We're the people. Kill my car. This guy going to waste my gas. Here he is. No reason to pull me over. And here he is. Wait, what's your name and uh badge number? >> Cassidy 4428. >> Cassidy 4. Are you a rookie, Cassidy? >> Nope. >> Okay. Cassidy 4428. You're going to you're going to you're going to get you're going to lot of trouble for yourself, buddy. >> That's fine. >> That's fine. You're hindering my day. This is outrageous, man. These guys think they they think that they make the laws. They they think they can do anything they want. They cannot do this. I'm doing nothing illegal. And he knows it. It's my constitutional right to not have this happen to me. And I'm going to pursue charges against this man and against the Fort Smith Police Department. Third time this week. Idiots. What was the law? What What are you pulling me over again for, sir? For suspicion. Is that correct? >> You keep driving on closed businesses. >> Doesn't Is that illegal? >> They're all closed. No. Is that illegal? Is that illegal? He has no answer because it is not illegal. It's a violation of my constitutional rights right here. You're witnessing it, guys. >> Now he's walking away from me. I'm sick of this. I am sick of this forcement PD. They they this dude making their own crap up. Now here we are stuck here while he's shining his light in my Sir, can I help you look for something? What are you doing? >> Don't worry about it. I'm worried about it because I'm worried why you got us pulled over. I'm afraid. I'm in fear. >> Of course you are. >> I'm in fear of my of my life and my children in the car. >> There's a rogue cop here trying to make his own rules up. No reason. This is unjustified. You're pulling me over for no reason. It's a violation of my constitutional rights. >> You want to rob his own way. Be quiet. Oh, >> you you can't I You can't tell me to be quiet. You be quiet. Go sit in your car. You can't bark commands of me. I'm not a dog. I'm a goddamn human. This dude's an idiot. >> Yeah, I want the supervisor as quickly as possible. This guy doesn't need a job. He's a road cop. He thinks he can do whatever he wants. >> And this is what happens, guys. This Fort Smith pulled in to check. Here comes a fourth officer. Look at this. I pulled in to check my fuel to make sure I was getting pressure still after changing my fuel filter and having the pressure fail. Here we are. One, two, three, four cops, vehicles, patrol vehicles. Oh, two or three in each. Two, one or two in each car. There it is. I've done nothing wrong. Here I am. Here I set just waiting. A fifth cop. Five, guys. Five. Look at this. Five police. I've done nothing. I stand up for my rights and here they come. I got the whole freaking patrol squad down here. >> One, two, three, four, five police vehicles. How bored are they to have this much time? >> And let's listen to the officer's lies captured on body cam. Then we'll pick it back up when the supervisor arrives to speak with him. So I notic this guy right behind storing village right behind him don't know how rough he is >> I kind of hang back go behind him he don't stop he keeps going he pull an apple be I didn't know about it I drive him around coming by driving him right by I kind of follow him pulling here I pull something looks under his hood and shuts it I pull behind him he gets in his car and starts to pull off stop him I forget what he's doing he starts yawn videotaping me. I used to tame him. Watching around these buildings. I think he's a sovereign to tell you who he is and all that. >> I think he got to that part. He's >> threatening to send me all the stuff now. Whatever. That's fine. >> But he's sketchy. >> He is. But he's >> he is sketchy. But now that I mean what he's doing is he saw him watching him. So then he was doing stuff purposely to get him to stop him. >> Well, I kept seeing his vehicle driving around these buildings >> like went behind Stonewood and I kind of I blacked out and got behind kind of watching him. He didn't stop. Just drove right behind it. He's not thinking anything. I just kept on driving. >> Everything's closed. Why are they coming in here? >> I know. Started off I was on 74th. I saw this vehicle go behind the corner of Stonewood Village. >> Uhhuh. >> You know rough part right against building. So I blacked out, get behind him. I was kind of watching him. He keeps on going. He don't stop. He go athletes. Okay. So I kept on going. I drive around coming up by again. I saw him going down by the old Hastings. >> Uhhuh. >> Go by Law's drugs. I kind of >> Right. >> So I stopped, pull up from 66th Street, got behind that beauty salon thing. He pulled in on the Rogers. I kind of get back watching. He pulls over again by AT&T up here by Taco Bueno. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. >> He kind of stops a second. I pull in the parking lot kind of watch him. He pulls out again. He comes over here. I pull in gets out. Looks under his hood. I get behind him. Shuts it and gets inside the truck. Pull up. They leave him up. I'm trying to figure out what he's doing. >> Right. >> He blows up. What are you talking me for? He don't stop talking. Trying to figure out what you're doing business. Is that illegal? Is that illegal? He's >> 100%. >> He got his phone on Facebooking me. He's talking about selling me all stuff here. station what's going on when he gets here. >> I ain't got I ain't got to ask my ID and all that stuff yet. >> Tell Rob what's going on. >> How's it going? >> Not very well. >> Why is that? >> Are you the supervisor? >> Yes, sir. My name is Lieutenant Young. >> All right. Lieutenant What? >> Young. >> Young. Okay. >> Um, please not with a flashlight. My My child's in here. >> I'm going to have a flashlight on so I can see inside the vehicle. >> All right. You don't need to see inside my vehicle. I've done nothing wrong. >> Most of the time I do. Okay. Who's your boss, man? >> The chief of police. >> Who? Danny Baker. >> Yeah. >> All right. I want to talk with Danny Baker. Is he available? >> No. >> Okay. >> Why am I being harassed? >> How come I get pulled over twice a week for nothing? >> I don't have an answer for that. >> Is he said, what does he say he pulled me over for? Suspicion. >> Well, I mean, we have a duty to >> No. No. What is the >> If you want me to explain to I explain to you, but if you want to interrupt me, I can't explain. >> Beat around the bush. But explain to me. I get it. >> I'm not going to beat around the bush. >> Go ahead. What is it? >> If we observe people around a bunch of different closed businesses in a short amount of time, we're going to stop and talk to them. >> Okay. >> I mean, and right now there's a lot of closed business. >> You've pulled me over. Now, what statute in Arkansas says that you have the right to pull someone over? You see them around businesses? >> The lawyering statute for one. >> How am I lawering? I pulled in, I pulled out. I checked my fuel and I'm move. >> Just that was just here though. >> I pulled and stopped at the other one and revved it up and it was doing good and I kept going. >> All right. What about over at Applebee's? Over at AT&T. >> Look in the back seat. I got Apple bees in the car. I went and picked up my food. Man, >> what about over there behind Hasty? >> None of your business, bro. It doesn't matter. I picked up my food. I checked my fuel pump and I come home. >> If you own one of these closed businesses, wouldn't you want us to check in? >> No. I think what you're doing is violating my constitutional rights, man. >> Okay. >> I've done nothing wrong. Here I am surrounded by five cops with guns. They're Look at them whispering, talking with each other. My kids in the car. >> There's nobody in here with guns. >> I don't trust any of you. >> Okay. >> And I want to go home. Okay. >> Now, >> can you identify yourself? >> I'm not going to identify. I've done nothing wrong. >> Okay. >> I'll tell you. My name's Luke and that's all I got. >> Okay. >> I'd like to be on my way. >> Where is home? >> Does not matter. >> For Smith, >> sir. I'd like to be on my way home so I can eat my food with my children on my birthday. >> Okay. >> How long are you going to hold me up now? >> I mean, I'm just verifying what you told me. That's all I'm doing. >> I'm not telling you anything else. I don't answer questions without a lawyer present. >> Okay. Now, if you want to get my lawyer, Koi Rush, get him down here because I'm not answering anything else. I want to go home. >> I would have no way to contact them, so I can't do that. >> I want to go home. I've done nothing wrong. You guys done bullying me and and harassing and interrogating me? >> The only person that's upset here is you, sir, >> because of you guys doing this to me. I've done nothing wrong. I'm sick of it. Twice a week this happens. >> Well, you're free to go. >> Look, look at this. Look how many cars there are, man. Just 10,000 of them, bro. They have got nothing else to do >> but harass citizens. >> The officers could not provide any lawful reason for the stop and repeatedly failed to articulate a crime. The man stayed calm, asked direct questions, and refused to comply with commands that had no legal basis. Even with multiple officers present, their authority collapsed under scrutiny. By the time a supervisor arrived, it was clear they had no case, no control, and no credibility, leaving the man fully in command of the situation.