Reason we are out on you is you caused kind of a scare up here, so we're trying to figure out what's going on. So, you uh you videotaping for a reason or what's going on? You don't want to talk to us at all or you just want to videotape? Videotaping us is fine. We're just trying to figure out what's going on. We don't have this happen every day, so >> Okay, let's go ahead and ID this gentleman. >> Do you have an ID on you at all? Sir, listen. We try to cooperate with you, okay? But you got to cooperate with us. You can videotape all you want, but you're you're being suspicious right now. We're trying to figure out what's going on. So, if you have an ID with you, that'd be fine. We'd love for you to give it to us. So, we can find out what's going on. >> Hey, sir. >> Am I doing anything illegal? >> Yes, based on uh >> What's what's what what's What am I doing that's illegal? >> illegal, but based on your suspicious activity, we're going to go ahead and ID you. If you have no warrants or anything like that, we're going to go ahead and wish you a a good day, and we're going to be on our way. >> Am I under arrest? >> No, you're not under arrest, but you are being detained. There's no two ways about it. >> All right, well, if I'm being detained, y'all can go ahead and do your investigation, but I'm just going to stay here, and that's fine. I'll exercise my Fifth Amendment right. Just sit here, and if I'm not doing anything wrong, then there's no reason for y'all to be here. >> ahead and ID you one way or the other. It's up to you how you >> What do you mean one way or the other? >> Pardon me? >> What do you mean one way or the other? >> One way or the other, if we have to take you downtown and fingerprint you, we'll do that. You're being detained for investigative purposes right now. Believe me, I know the law better than you. So, you can film all you want, you can set it up however you want. We're going to ID you, but until we do that, you're not free to go. >> Texas is not a stop and ID state, is it? >> Guys, um go ahead and frisk this gentleman. Make sure he doesn't have any weapons >> on him. >> I have no weapons, and I do not consent to searches. >> him, like I said. Make sure he has no weapons on him. >> I don't consent to searches. >> He can either provide us his information willingly, or we can do it up through the ID section downtown. >> Under What gives you the authority to do that? >> and get this done, guys. I'm not going to argue with this guy. >> you know that, right? >> That's all right. >> You do what you need to do, and we'll do what we need to do, buddy. >> Do you have anything on you that we need to know about? Knives, guns, drugs? >> no I have nothing. I'm just holding my camera back. >> Put your hands back behind you. You can put the camera down and film us while we're doing this if you want to. >> doing that. >> I under arrest? That's what I'm asking. >> You're being detained and during the detention you can be frisked for safety. >> If you won't put it down, handcuff him. >> Here, I'll put my hands right here. Is that fine? >> If you won't do it willingly, hands >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. >> Behind your back here. >> There we go. >> You will not be in handcuffs >> you're used to this going one way based on the YouTube education you've gotten, but that's not how we do it. Okay, we're going to do this according to our policy and according to law. >> It's a public area, sir. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Cell phone? >> Yep. >> You have a wallet on you? An ID at all? >> I'm not answering any more questions unless I'm being arrested. >> You're being detained, which means you >> If he has an ID, we have every right to We have We have every right to look at it. >> It's not an issue, guys. >> You're You're filming this and so are we. So, let's We have two separate angles. You're good to go. >> Relax. >> Am I good? >> You don't have an ID on you, so what's your Let me get the pen and paper here. You from Austin originally? >> I'm not answering any questions. >> When you're stopped and for by reasonable suspicion by peace officers in the state of Texas No, you can stand there for a second until we're finished.