A TikTok video uploaded on Tuesday, April 20, has gone viral, sparking widespread discussion online. The clip, which has been viewed over three million times, shows two Black cyclists being confronted at gunpoint by police officers in Orlando.The clip, labeled “What you think happened,” was shared by the user @riskie_e. It captures a tense moment when the men, riding their bicycles late Monday night at 11:47 p.m., were suddenly stopped by officers. The police drew their weapons and ordered them to lie on the ground, leaving the men visibly shaken and confused as they repeatedly asked what they had done wrong.

Despite proclaiming their innocence, the men complied with the officers’ commands. They laid on their stomachs and were later instructed to crawl toward the police vehicle.

Additional videos shared by @riskie_e provide a closer look at what happened afterward. In one recording, he challenges the officers about their actions, and one officer responds, ‘You are being held because you resemble the description of two individuals.’

Another video shows one of the men, who was wearing a GoPro, challenging the situation. He firmly stated his innocence and denied consent to any search or seizure.

“I’d really like to know what’s going on here,” he said. “I didn’t do anything wrong. I haven’t committed a crime, and I don’t consent to being searched. I just left 7-Eleven. Whatever description you’re referring to, it’s not me. This situation is violating my rights.”

He also invoked his Fifth Amendment right to remain silent but eventually handed over his passport when asked for identification. However, he refused to provide his home address, reiterating that he had done nothing wrong.