When this cop stepped up, acting like she knew the law, she opened her mouth and nothing but bogus came out. But this cool guy calmly shut down her whole act with calculated legal precision. >> Somebody called on you guys. Yes, you can film in public. You can't be going around following people filming them. >> Why not? >> Because that's against their fourth amendment rights. It's against their rights. What law is that? >> No, I'm telling you it's in the constitution. >> Yeah, so which one is that? The fourth amendment. >> What does it say? Okay, listen. I don't know what it is that you guys are doing. You can't be loitering in one area for too long. >> This is like a city ordinance? >> It is. How have you verified with this surveillance cameras about those claims? >> No. So there we go. You have no grounds to say these things. >> I have reasonable suspicion. >> Have you confirmed that this is true? So you guys can film as long as it doesn't cause distress, considered harassment. >> What is harassment? It's the definition of the other person. >> Yeah, so we're not going to enforce feelings today. We're going to enforce the law. >> I want you guys to just move along. Lead by example. Either way, you guys can't be blocking the sidewalk. >> Either way, I'll tell you this. You guys are dismissed. You can go about your day and solve real crime. Because right now, you're just wasting taxpayers money. There's no crime here. You can go. You're dismissed. Okay.