This man had just walked out of a public building completely within his rights. But that didn't stop a cop from stepping in, blocking his path, and trying to issue unlawful commands. Am I being detained? No, you're not. Why were you in the in the building? Do you have business in there? You just said I wasn't detained. No, you're not. But I'm asking you a question. You're under investigation right now. All right. For suspicious activity inside the building. It's suspicion of crime. Yeah, it's it's a it's a government building. Yes. So suspicion is what is it? Is it a misdemeanor or felony? It doesn't matter. Can I walk? You just said I want to be detained. Okay. That's what I thought. All right. Don't come back into the building. Don't give me directives. That's the public building. That's the people's building. And they feel threatened by That's the people's building. You enforce feelings or you force law? You said they feel threatened. If you did an investigation, you would see that I went there to conduct business. Okay. They told me that they didn't enforce their feelings. You should enforce law. You were intimidating them. Intimidating how? I don't know. You tell me. What were you doing? I just asked for what I'm asking you. What were you doing? You should ask them. They called you. Did you take it over to people's feelings or did you take over to the Constitution? It doesn't matter. Just go back. It does matter.