When these cops saw a guy with a camera in public, they rushed him like he was giving away donuts. Unfortunately, this guy had no food for them. But he did serve the cops a full buffet of constitutional rights. >> You got some ID on you? >> Why would you need ID? >> Cuz I want to see who you are. >> That's not how the law works, sir. >> No. And this is not a stop in the state. Can you tell me what crime I've committed? >> You be you're looking in our patrol car. >> Is that Is that breaking the law or is that just You don't like it? >> No. I want to know who you are. You You ain't going to tell me who you are. And I don't consent to any searches and seizures either. And you should know that law, officer. Like, I'm surprised that you've been on this job and you don't know that law. >> I haven't committed a crime. >> You're not going to tell us what we're going to end up doing and not doing. >> No. >> Are you telling me that this isn't public property? >> No. It's a private county property. >> Does tax dollars pay for this property? >> Yeah. >> So, which means I have the right to be here? >> No. >> You don't have the power of arrest? We do. >> Who's in charge of it? So, you're threatening me with arrest cuz I'm not telling you. >> I'm saying we have power of arrest and you don't. >> Are you detaining me? >> No. >> Thanks. Bye.