These officers approached a man filming on a public sidewalk. They immediately demanded his ID despite having no legal grounds to do so, but the man didn't back down. And what followed was a lesson they'd never forget. You do realize that you have to comply with me asking for identification. Incorrect. Sir, can I have your identification? No, thank you. I have to I have to know who you are. You don't have to know I am. Well, I do. I do. If you have a reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime, do you have a reasonable articulate reason why you're So, you're So, are you planning on robbing this place? I am not. How do I know that? What evidence do you have that I'm might be doing what you suggest? I don't wish to answer any more questions. Fifth and sixth amendment. I don't wish to identify fourth amendment. Well, the fourth and I'm going to stand here and record first amendment. That's fine. So, you're failing to comply with a lawful request for identification. Well, to clarify, I'm failing to honor a request for an unlawful order to identify. Can you give me a Can you give me a a suitable reason as to why you're filming this place that it shouldn't feel like you're casing the place? First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States does not require me to have a reason. You're planning on robbing the place is what I'm hearing. You're hearing it all wrong. No, because you're not cooperating. If you have nothing to hide, all I'm asking for is identification and then I'll be on my way. Fourth Amendment says no. You sure about that? Positive. You sure about that? 100% positive. I know what you're at. I'm looking for a lawsuit. You're not going to get one out of us. I No, I've been doing for this 3 years. I've never sued anybody. In front of America you accomplished what you were looking to do. So, we'll see you later. Have a great day.