These cops thought they could steamroll this guy's rights, but they were dead wrong. >> HEY. HEY. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> I'm recording. What? >> Because I can't. I see an officer doing something and I want to make sure all is well. >> You keep recording. We're going to have to take her phone as evidence. >> Since I'm not accused of committing any crime. That's going to be an interesting argument. >> We're going to have to take your phone. >> The worst you can do is subpoena me. What's she doing? >> We're not here. She's over 18. She's an adult. >> Doesn't matter. Get the out of here. >> I don't need to get out of here. >> You have no authority to videotape this. >> I don't need any authority. Does she know you're recording? >> Doesn't matter. She doesn't have to. She's a police officer. It's public place. >> On the topic. >> I am an but that's okay because that's not against the law. I need an ID, please. >> No, ma'am. You may not. >> I am talking to you and investigating something now. I can't. >> You're investigating me for what crime? >> Didn't say it was a crime. >> Then there's no probable cause of reasonable suspicion. >> It doesn't matter. Here's the deal. Those two are police officers, too. You don't have to cause an issue. If they ask you to do something, >> can you do it? >> No. If you ask me to do something, I'll consider it. will have a nice day.