This guy was just filming from a public roadside. Then these cops rolled up and blew up the whole situation. But the guy pushed back with the law and in the end he got unexpected backup. >> Yeah, we got a call about your video taking >> Yeah, yeah. No, I'm not on their property. I've never stepped on their property. I'm just letting you know. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Well, I don't show my ID. I don't do nothing wrong. >> What are you videoing for? >> First Amendment protected activity. Our rights were so important, you know, they made the First Amendment the first one. If you don't exercise your rights, they're going to go away and that's just all I'm doing. Am I being detained? >> Yes. >> For what crime? >> We were called because you were on their property. >> Right. And I can prove that I wasn't on their property and they can't prove that I was. There again, I mean, issue me a trespass, I'll be on my way and then we'll go to court. But this ain't my first rodeo. Can I get a supervisor? >> Okay, can I see your ID, please? >> Don't have to have my ID >> Okay. >> to issue a trespass. >> Yes, sir, I do. >> I'm waiting on a supervisor. So that I don't get in trouble. >> Okay. >> This deputy here legally detained me for no suspicion or nothing. I'm going to file a formal complaint on him and him. >> Because you're outside their property, I mean, you're legally doing what you do. >> Absolutely. >> So, I'm good to go with you if you're >> Well, I'm good to go. Am I still detained? Thank you.