This man was standing in a public parking area when these cops came and demanded his ID, foolishly claiming that you were looking at our cars. But little did they know, they had messed with the wrong person. >> You got some ID on you? >> Why would you need ID? >> Cuz I'm going to say who you are. >> That's not how the law works, sir. >> It does. >> Can you tell me what crime I've committed? >> You're looking in our patrol car. >> Is that Is that breaking the law or is that just you don't like it? >> Did you ask me who I was earlier? >> But you have to identify yourself cuz you're enforcement. No, I don't. Not if I haven't broken the law, sir. And you should know that. How long have you been on this job? >> A long time. >> A long time. I mean, you should know that officer. >> Yeah, I do. >> I'm surprised that you've been on this job and you don't know that long. >> Another officer jumped in on the act only to be humbled badly. >> You're on our property. You're looking at our vehicle. >> It's public property and my tax sheriff's office property. >> So, are you telling me that this isn't public property? >> No, this is private county property. >> Does tax dollars pay for this property? >> Yeah. >> So, which means I have the right to be here, your supervisor. Catch your question. Are you detaining me? >> No. >> Thank you.