suspicion, I've committed a crime. >> We're not saying that you committed a crime. We are here to investigate a complaint right now. >> So, if you have if I if you're saying that I haven't committed a crime, then I don't have to provide you my ID lawfully, so I'm not going to. >> Okay, then I'm going to ask you to step out of this building and to leave this building. >> I'm conducting business, ma'am. >> Okay, at this point you were asked that you were not allowed welcome here anymore and we are going to ask you to >> But you can't stop somebody from recording. You can't stop somebody from from gathering. >> recording. That is not what I've asked you to do. I asked >> You're asking me to leave the a public building, ma'am. Can I get your name? >> are Mayor. >> Sergeant Mayor and your badge number? >> Yes, 456. >> 456. And are you telling me that if I don't leave this building, you're going to arrest me? >> I'm telling you right now that you're going to leave this building. >> No, but I just I just want to know >> I said I'm not going to to argue with you back and forth. Let's step outside. >> Are you an attorney, sir? >> This is This is actually our boss. >> boys. I am an attorney, but I'm not here in that capacity. >> Okay. I just walked down the hall, so somebody called >> maybe I can speak to you and we can we can come to a better understanding here. >> Well, I'm not I'm not going to speak to you while you're filming me. You're free to film me, but I'm not going to have a discussion on camera with you. >> I'm an independent journal- Yeah, but you're violating my but your officers, you're the supervisor, so I just want to let you know you're opening yourself up to civil and you said you're a lawyer. You're opening yourself to civil litig- litigation. All I'm doing is I'm peacefully filming. I'm not bothering anybody. I have to do a FOIL request with the town clerk's office. I have official business here. I'm exercising my constitutional rights. That's all I'm doing, peacefully. And you're going to kick me out of a public building. >> I'm going to ask you to give me 1 minute. >> Okay, great. No problem. >> And when the supervisor came, he had no other choice. After the man explained himself, the supervisor asked for a 1-minute break. And the other officers on the scene, they had no other option but to calm down. Initially, they reflected in their power, but at the end of the day, they have no other option than to come and let the man exercise his right.