Some officers still think because I said so is actual law. So when this one tried to run a man off a public sidewalk, he expected instant compliance. Instead, he got a brutal reminder that people who know their rights do not fold for a badge. >> No, I'm on a public sidewalk. You have no authority over me. So get back in your car. You're dismissed. Leave me alone. >> Um what we're going to ask of you, you're allowed to film, but we need you on the opposite No, sir. Well, what you going to do about it if I don't go across the street? >> You're going to be warned of trespassing and then you're going to be arrested. I'll be patient with you. No need to be patient cuz I'm not going to cross the street. >> going to need to see your ID and we're going to ask for your name and uh And you're not going to get it. Okay. This is public property, sir. Do not make up your own laws. This is public property. It's not. Yeah, it is. It is, Siegel. And there's not a damn thing you can do about it. >> if we get another call Uh you can get all the calls you want, Siegel. There's not a damn thing you can do about it. You're dismissed. That's called the walk of shame what you're doing right there.