This First Amendment auditor goes undercover dressed as a homeless man to see if police would still respect his constitutional rights. What happens next is shocking. Detain me in handcuffs for what? So I can investigate the possible crime. What crime? Are you going to go along with the program or not? What crime is it? I don't know yet. You're here to investigate something you don't know yet. So you're investigating me for walking around a public place? Let me ask you a question. You're not the one in control here. Hush up. Hush up. Okay. So, let me ask Okay, I'm putting my phone in my thing. I'm going to keep recording, you guys. Hold on. Let me slide my phone in my pocket. What are you doing? He said I could put it in my pocket. Let me go. And we got Dugen, who's the piece of trash who detained me with no reasonable suspicion at all. Cuz you know, you have to articulate it, right? Are we done? Now, now, let me tell you a little something. I know a little bit more about the law than you guys think. And I don't dress like this every day. This is partly a social experiment to see if you guys would treat me like a piece of trash, which you did, cuz you're a piece of trash.