Your ID? For what? You're checking my ID? No, no, no. Well, I need to know if you did capture any of the cars that you shouldn't be capturing in that area. How would my ID help you with that? >> Sergeant behind me, SA86. Now your ID. And for what? You're video taping cars coming out of the police station. >> Yeah. All right. It says you know trespass. So, if you're recording cars and there's cars that we don't want you to see coming out of there, that'll be a problem. Well, I'm on public property. So, we kick you off of it. You can still you lose your privilege. So, that would be like you would say you have public rights to go into that area. I haven't gone into that area. I'm on a public sidewalk. I can explain it more if Oh, sure. Hello. How are you? Good, thank you. I'm good, thank you. Can I get your name and badge number? Yeah. My name is 21. Thank you. She's standing here and she's recording all the cars coming in and out of here. What? I'm a journalist working on a story and I want to get some footage of a police car coming in and out. You're in our district? Yeah. Okay. These aren't all police cars. Okay. There are also personal cars coming in and out. You can see that from anywhere on public property. It's not a hidden thing.