A man peacefully filming in a public area is suddenly attacked by a city employee. All caught live on camera. But when police arrive, they ignore the aggressor and instead demand the victim's ID, arresting him despite clear video proof of his innocence. What unfolds next exposes disturbing bias and blatant abuse of authority. >> Don't put that in my face. >> I didn't put You walked up on me, fatty. So watch. >> That [ __ ] just assaulted me, bro. Just assaulted the [ __ ] out of me. I was standing right here and he walked by. I had my camera like this. Said, "Don't put my camera in your face." that you walked off. You walked up on me, fatty, and he knocked the camera and hit it out of my face. >> Why are we recording that? >> Cuz I can, dude. Is there a [ __ ] problem with that? Y'all cops are doing nothing about it, bro. I see one, two, three cops standing here, bro. >> No, it wouldn't. That'd be defense, bro. That boy hit me. That would be defending myself, bro. Can I get that guy's name? No, I don't got an ID. I don't need an ID. Can I get that guy's name? >> No, no, no, no, you don't. I could I could leave personal information. I don't need an ID. I I know I know the policy, bro. I don't need ID cuz I need to know who I'm pressing charges against. >> Way he'll be here and he'll help >> because I just got assaulted, bro. I got no need to calm down. >> I know exactly who you are, bro. That's what I'm saying, bro. >> Actually, you know what? All the time, bro. I I see your videos all the time, bro. >> You know what I'm saying? Like, that's just facts, bro. That's >> one thing. One thing, one thing I'm going to tell you about. >> Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. The enemy's grabbing me now.