This guy was filming a government building from a public sidewalk. Then this cop rolled up, power tripping, cops planing, and ready to escalate, despite her literally admitting that he was doing nothing wrong. But this time, she bit off more than she can chew, and the guy's answer just left her there looking stupid. >> Hi. >> Hi. How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Great, thank you. >> While you're videaping their building, >> just gathering content for a little story I'm working on. >> Okay. Do you have ID on you? >> I prefer not to identify. >> You're required by law to give me your ID. >> Actually, unless I've been suspected of committing a crime, I'm not required to. You're filming a government building >> from a public sidewalk, which is perfectly legal. >> I have like the right to detain you. You're required to identify >> unless you have reasonable suspicion that I've actually committed a crime. Filming a government building from a public sidewalk, which is protected by the First Amendment, is not a crime. >> No, but I have the right to detain you to figure out what's going on. I do have the right to identify. You are required to give me your ID. >> No, I'm not. What am I being detained for? >> For suspicion of why you're dressed and acting all weird. >> Well, suspicion is not a crime, >> right? It's not probable cause. It's reasonable suspicion to detain you to investigate what's going Okay. And I just told you what's going on.