A calm man peacefully preaching is approached by an officer demanding ID without verifying any crime. When he refuses, things escalate fast and officers threaten arrest. They picked the wrong guy. Watch how this citizen calmly shuts them down using nothing but his rights. >> You know what, sir? I got a complaint that you're creating a public disturbance by young lady. See your ID? >> No. No, sir. >> I need your identification. >> No, sir. We have freedom of speech. >> Okay, come over to the car. You're under arrest. >> Are you going to arrest me? I have it filming right now. If you arrest me, we will certainly use that for evidence. Am I under arrest? You're not under arrest. >> Okay, then why is there a case number? I've done nothing wrong. I don't need to give you any information. >> As a general rule, we identify everybody. We deal here because somebody complained and our responsibility to our students is that when they make a complaint, whether against you or another student or a faculty member, is to rectify the situation and try to figure out what's going on. >> I am being uncooperative because I've done nothing wrong. I don't have a responsibility to give you my name. It's a kind of a manipulative way of saying that I I am innocent. That is a lesson in civil rights of trying to say when the the law tries to go beyond what we have the authority to