So I know who I'm making a complaint against. >> For what? >> For speeding. >> Deputy Binsky did not like that one bit. >> So, >> okay. License, registration, prove insurance. >> No. No. >> Yes. >> Cuz now you're >> No, I'm doing nothing. If you're going to start, >> if you're going to start, you get your sergeant over here. >> Things escalate even more. >> You ain't getting my >> You ain't getting my >> You ain't getting nothing. >> Okay, then I will arrest you for obstruction. >> You do that, buddy. And I'll sue the out of Adams County. So, what does the deputy do? He arrests the cameraman. Not for interfering, not for crossing a line, not for being anywhere near the deputy's duties. He was literally sitting in his car with a phone. But in law enforcement logic, cameras are weapons of mass accountability, and accountability is something they just don't train for.