There's no reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime. I do not need to identify. >> this job long enough. I know when you have to identify yourself and when you don't. We need your name and your date of birth. >> No, no, you don't. >> I'm not trying to tell you how to do your job better than >> Oh, I'm not trying to be rude. I'm just going on my constitutional rights. Okay. >> calls here. We have to identify people and make sure nothing happens, okay? >> But there's no there's no crime committed. >> However, you were out here and you started talking with us about >> Well, you guys came up to me and and I said hi, you know, so >> Yeah, I can do Mark, we'll be right back, okay? >> Yep. By law though, I'm on public property right now. >> This is not identify you both, hey. >> This is a police investigation. >> doesn't matter. I can pull up the case law right now if you want. >> I mean, it's your prerogative. >> No, I'm not, actually. No, I'm not. >> doesn't really matter. You have to identify yourself. You're involved in something. >> No. No. If I committed a crime, if I committed a crime, it's not interfering if I didn't do anything physical. This is my consti- This is my constitutional rights, though. Yes, it is. Is your supervisor available, please? >> I want you to be as safe as as safe as possible. The best thing for that is you to know your rights exactly, okay? So, make sure you look look into that, all right? >> Oh, I I I do all the time. That's why. >> I'm not arresting you for nothing when you have no warrant.