Here's how standing on a public sidewalk turned into a full-blown power trip. Because here's the truth. You can't threaten arrest over a civil trespass when someone is on a public sidewalk. And you definitely can't lie to intimidate someone into giving up their rights. >> Sure. You're on public sidewalk. >> So you're free to go. But you can't go in there. >> I'm also free to stay. >> You're not being detained. You're free to go. >> I know. I'm also free to stay. >> You're on the public sidewalk. So sure. >> Yeah, I know. I'm not going to be an >> You want to stay? So let me have your ID and then you can stay. >> Have I committed a crime? >> Yeah. You're criminally trespassing. So what I'm going to do is get your ID. I'm going to write you a criminal trespass report and then you can be on your way or you can go to jail. >> Can I ask you the nature of the trespass? >> You've been asked to leave and you refused to leave. That's criminal trespass. >> So, let me have your ID, please. >> Wait, I will get my ID, but I need the help. >> Let me have your ID, please. Make sure you don't lie to me, too, cuz that's a criminal offense. What's your last name? >> Write that trespass. >> I'm going to I'm trying to get your name. What's your last name? >> I'm a good citizen on it. >> What's your last name? >> I'm not going to tell you. Let's go. >> All you got to do is walk away. >> Call the police. I have to wait. >> Walk away. >> I will. >> All you got to do is walk away right now. >> Why would I do that? Then I'll put it sidewalk.