A camera in public was all this cop needed to go on a power trip and out came baseless threats of jail and unlawful orders. But this guy didn't play along for a second and shut down this cop's nonsense with pure composure. Do you know that this is a public lobby? >> Yes, it is. Then that's all I need to know. >> Hey, you look suspicious. >> What kind of crime do you suspect me of committing? You look suspi- I didn't say you committed any crime. You have the right to film anything you want. They have the right to call the police. The police is here. Well, you going to let me talk or not? No. Did you swear an oath to the Constitution? Why are you trying to impede my right? >> If you want to stay out of jail, here's what I'm going to tell you. Don't record people around here. We get a second call here? You're 196. I'm going to speak to your chief. Oh, for video taping in a public area? You don't tell that to me. You've been disorderly, okay? Sir, how You're making a scene. I'm standing up for my rights. There's a ground to up in a second, okay? >> for my rights, sir. Officer over here, 196, threatened to arrest me for video taping. >> Okay, so we're all set. If you want to stand outside all day long, have at it. >> got schooled on some public photography by your supervisor. Can I have your ID for my own report? >> No, I value my privacy. What a shame, guys.