When this supervisor showed up on scene, you would expect him to set his officer straight. But instead, he decided to hand over a paycheck to the guy doing nothing wrong. >> It's journalism. I'm sorry. Is >> that what you're doing? >> Yeah. It's protected under the First Amendment. So, hold on. >> Am I being detained? >> Yeah. >> For what? For which crime? It's not a crime. Walking around isn't a crime. You have to articulate a crime before you can detain me. >> Also detain. >> Supervisor. >> Supervisor. Yep. >> You disagally protected activity. So, I'm being harassed right now basically. So, I'm being illegally detained right now is what you're telling me. >> You want to say for sure? >> Okay. >> So, law enforcement requests your identification. You are obligated to give that to law enforcement. >> No, you're not. >> Not unless you can articulate a crime. >> The officer asked her for your name and the information. Like she explained to you, she's investigating suspicious activity. >> Suspicious isn't a crime. >> Are you going to give her your name and information? >> No. Okay. Turn that off for trans. Okay.