This man was recording in public when a cop showed up and demanded his ID. Watch how he stands his ground and schools the cop on the lot. Videotaping the police department is not a good idea. But why are we doing this? Why wouldn't we? Cuz it's a security issue for us. It's public property. It is public property. But when you start recording, it's it's a concern to us. Why are we doing that? I don't have to have a reason. What is your name? I'm not going to give that to you. You're not going to give it to you? No. Why would I give it to you? I haven't done anything wrong. Well, you're recording our property. You're recording our building. Sure. And it's a security issue for us. Am I being detained? You are. So, in order to detain somebody, you have to have a law that you're investigating. Correct. So, which law are you what law do you suspect me of breaking? Are you looking to create a problem here? Why would I need to identify myself? Cuz I'm asking you to identify yourself. I don't need to. You don't need to. No, it's my right to not. Oh, so you're looking to create problems is what you're doing. No, you're just accusing me of that. Absolutely. Cuz you're refusing to identify yourself. That's not against the law. It's obstructing legal process if we have a reason to ask you. What's your reason? Well, the good thing is the law doesn't go after your opinion.