Cops think their badge allows them to bend the law, however they want. So, when they saw some guys filming a government facility from a public location, they sent their whole police department to enforce their own made-up laws. >> Are we detained? We want to talk to you. That doesn't answer my question. No. What's your name and badge number? You guys are blocking our rights and liberties here, okay? Sure. What's your badge number, ma'am? Think about my badge. >> You don't give up your badge number? It's actually Mass- Actually, it's Massachusetts state law you need to Chapter 41, subsection 98D. You clearly don't know the law, so when you go home tonight and you have some homework, look up Chapter 41, subsection 98D. >> That'll probably show you how to identify. I don't have to be an attorney to know my rights. It's called the Constitution. Google provides plenty of information for that. Google? Okay. Yeah. You think this is funny? This is not cool. Gentlemen, how are we doing? Good, sir. How are you doing? Doing fine, till we get detained today illegally. Lieutenant McCormack, Bridgewater Police Department. First of all, what we're going to do is we're going to ask you to stop recording. We're going to confiscate your equipment, and we're going to summon you into court for trespassing. That's not how the trespass law works there. We have to be asked to leave first. >> arrest you for trespassing. Hope you guys like lawsuits.