I'm going to place you both into custody if you don't give me your identification. >> filming in public. >> I'm going to give you one more chance. It's our first amendment right to film in public. Sir, I'm going to take you into custody. Excuse me. Sir. Gentlemen, I need to see your ID. For what? Because I got called down here and I need to identify you. No, you don't. Yes, sir. What law did we break? Sir, it's called obstruction. I'm going to ask you >> Obstruction of what? Of official business. What official business? I need to see your ID. I need to see >> Gentlemen. There was no obstruction. >> you guys doing down here? >> We're filming in public. It's our choice to film. I'm down here and I'm going to ask you for your identification. I'm going to give you one more chance. It's our first amendment right to film in public. Sir, I'm going to take you into custody. Excuse me. Sir. You're illegally detaining him for no crime. >> not, sir. What crime did he commit? We're in public filming. It's called the first amendment. Captain, guess what? I want um incident numbers, I want badge numbers, and I'm going to be getting all your body cams, all your dash cams. You can't be doing