Excuse me, sir. What are you doing? Hey. I'm asking you a question. Who are you? Why are you taking pictures of the department? Don't touch me. Okay. Don't touch me. >> cuffs, okay? You're going to be put in cuffs. Okay, supervisor's on his way. Don't turn my phone off. Okay, you are not in control here. I am, actually. You work for me. I don't work for you. >> 46, I got one in custody over here. I need a supervisor. >> your job, buddy. You're being detained at the moment, yeah. Because you're I'm loading up. This guy's on the corner. I thought he was taking pictures of the eagle on the department. So I'm like, okay, no big deal. He starts walking, so I'm I back up. And then he's uh next to this corner and I'll take him pictures. Like, what is he doing? So then he comes over. He starts taking pictures of what looks like he's taking pictures of these signs. I don't know if he's taking pictures of these cars or what. >> of an organization called the First Amendment Strike Team. Is he? Yes. So he's trying to see what we're going to do. Okay. He has every right to do that. Okay, and that's fine with that. I I I don't I don't have any >> Handcuff him. Handcuff him. Handcuff him. Cuz I did nothing wrong. He sued the authorities and won $45,000.