Cops just can't stand people's constitutional right to film in public. So when this cop saw a guy pointing a camera, he just had to pull up and start violating his Fourth Amendment rights. But this guy just wouldn't fold to his unlawful demands. >> So what's going on? >> Doing a little video taping. Anything I can see from the public areas? I'm doing a story. >> Okay. Let me see your ID. >> Have I done anything wrong? >> What you need to do is just identify yourself. >> I haven't done anything illegal. >> No. Right now you're a suspicious person. >> Am I detained? >> So listen to me. >> Am I being detained? >> Listen to me. >> Am I detained officer? >> For investigative purposes, yes. >> Okay. So what crime do you expect me committing? It's not a crime with no crime. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. I'm asking you to identify yourself cuz I don't know who I'm talking to right now. >> There's there's no reason to identify. But am I detained? >> Yes, sir. You are. >> Under what crime have I committed? >> I didn't ask you. I didn't say it was a crime. >> This is unlawful detainment. >> It is not unlawful detainment for investigative purposes. >> What are you investigating? What are you investigating? >> What you're doing here? >> Is that illegal? >> Listen, buddy. Have a seat right over here on the curb. >> I'm not going to sit down. I'm not a dog. >> Have a seat right over here on >> I'm not a dog officer. So after speaking with everyone in here, you're not under arrest because as of right now, you haven't broken the law. >> Absolutely.