A camera in public was enough to send this lieutenant straight into full control freak mode. So, he ordered the man to shut it off like the First Amendment didn't exist, but that demand hit a brick wall because the guy behind the lens knew exactly that rights don't bend. >> You can either do it the nice way or the bad way. I don't care if you film me or not. I want you to shut off that camera right now. >> Why do I just shut off my camera? >> Because police officers have been threatened at their homes and photographed at their >> Sir, I'm backing up. I'm here for no ill intent. I'm on a public sidewalk recording. I'm not breaking a law. >> I'm asking you to please practice social distance. >> Okay, but I'm on a public sidewalk. You can't tell me to shut my camera off. Well, I'm not going to shut it off. >> Will you stay on the sidewalk? >> When you approached me, I was already on the sidewalk. Please stop walking up on me, sir. I'm not doing anything. >> Cuz I don't want you to >> I'm not doing But you can't tell me not to do that. I'm on a public sidewalk. I'm able to do that. Sir, could you please leave me alone? I'm not doing anything. >> me. >> I'm not following you. >> Get out of here. >> I need to speak to your supervisor, somebody. You're running me off a public sidewalk. I'm recording everything in public. I want to file a report on the lieutenant. I'm holding you guys accountable.