This man was standing outside his own home, hooking his boat to a trailer, when a police officer slowly drove into his neighborhood and began circling the block. Then the officer faced his house and pointed directly at him. Being concerned, the homeowner pulled out his camera and started filming. What happened next raises a serious question about intimidation, escalation, and the power of police authority. All right, could you take your hand out of your pocket, okay? No, sir, I haven't done nothing. I've done absolutely nothing. No. Hey, seriously. Put your gun down, really? You don't touch me. You don't touch me. I've done nothing. You go away. Answer me. What have I done? Why did you get out of your vehicle? You're taking a picture of me. I'm taking a picture of you. >> You take a picture and leave. Wrong. You have your gun out because you're a police officer. You're trying to intimidate me. You guys have done enough to my family. Okay. I don't even know who you are. That's why you just happened to slowly approach my house, stop in front of my house, >> even know >> and then keep going. So, that was just random. Your station is corrupt. So, go ahead and have a nice day. City officials say that the incident is now under internal review. Rights don't disappear just because a badge shows up.