This guy was just standing on a public sidewalk, filming a government building like he had every right to. But the moment he raised his camera, this cop lost it and completely ignoring that anyone can film in public under the First Amendment. He went further and demanded ID without any probable cause. But wait till you see what the cop did when the guy stood up for his rights. In the end, however, the cop gets precisely what he deserves. >> Sir, what are you uh up to here? >> Why are you taking pictures of the building, sir? Sir, I'm on a public sidewalk, so I take pictures of the jail. >> Got some ID. >> Have I broken any laws? >> Yeah. >> What law have I broken? >> Show me your ID. >> What law have I broken? >> Show me your ID before I have to take you into custody. >> I have the law right here, sir. >> You can't take pictures of the jail. >> I have studied the law, sir. I'm on the public sidewalk here. Take a look at it. >> All right. Put your camera down. Put your camera down. Put your hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> What law am I breaking, sir? Well, we're going to find out. >> Seriously? >> Yep. >> I haven't broken any laws, sir. Do you understand? >> It's okay. >> Do you understand what Penal Code 148G stands for? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. Do you understand the First Amendment of the Constitution? >> No. >> No. >> Freedom of press? >> No. >> No. Exactly. I can't believe you put me in handcuffs, bro. I'll be speaking to my lawyer about this because you cannot break the law, sir. You're breaking the law right now. You're not enforcing any laws.