Some cops just lose their mind when you point a camera at them in public. But when this cop picked on the man filming their traffic stop, she found out real fast that constitutional rights are non-negotiable. >> No, I'm not. At this point you are, okay? I'm not loitering. I'm only asking you to move. You can't, because this is public. You can't tell me that. I have the right to film. I'm actually acting as press right now, so you can't tell the press to leave. It's my first amendment right. You want to challenge this in the court, because we can do that. Well, you know that we have freedom of speech in this country, right? >> Yes, actually. Okay, then end of story. At this point you're obstructing the sidewalk. People need to be Actually, you are, too, because you're standing there. >> you. I don't know who you are. >> I don't know who you are. I'm asking you to keep moving it back, please. I don't know who you are. I'm not interfering. No, no, no. Your safety? You're the one that has a gun right now, and you're going to tell me for my safety? But so how do I know who you are? You don't have to know who I am. I'm not interfering. I'm not over my head. I'm not have to move. You're not going to intrude on me. You're not going to walk through my path. >> That's fine. Through your path. This is city property, buddy. >> You cannot You cannot do that. You cannot I will be filing a complaint against you, Rodriguez 33.