This guy was just filming a cop cruiser on a public sidewalk, which is perfectly legal as freedom of journalism. But then the cops notice him and start shouting orders like it's a war zone. One even goes hands-on. However, this guy knows his rights too well and stands his ground firm. But just watch what the cop does when our guy holds her accountable for her actions. >> Get away from the car. Get away from the car. >> Get away from the car. >> Get away from the car. >> Am I committing a crime? >> You don't need to be videotaping the car. Get away from the car. >> I can videotape. It's public. >> Get away from the car. I'm asking you to do that right now. Okay, just go. >> I just respectfully declined. Just checking out the car. >> Respectfully move from the car. >> I'm fine. I'm fine. Don't worry. Calm down. Calm down. >> Go away. >> What's a crime? Filming in public. >> Photograph our our computers. >> We have computers. >> Anything the eyes can see, I can videotape. You can walk right now. That's how that goes. >> This is a crime scene. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> I have committed no crime. >> Then leave. We're asking you to leave. This is a crime scene. >> Unless I've committed a crime. >> We're in a You're in a crime scene. Exit. We don't have to. >> Where's the tape? Why do you do like that, man? We're just going to be like, "I'm doing nothing wrong. I have committed crime." >> You to leave. You're in a crime scene. Would you like to be detained? >> Would you like to put up some tape? >> No, I don't. >> So the public know. I mean, you do. If you want me to not stand where I please, I can stand where I please in public. It's a sidewalk. Why do you have to be so difficult and be so hostile? I'm not doing anything else. >> Move away from the car. >> And I respectfully decline. That's what an ask is. When you ask, you can expect a no or yes. >> We can play the deck game all you want. That's fine. >> That's very rude and unprofessional. What's your name and badge number? Don't have to give it to >> name and badge number. Not part of your policy of the Portland Police. >> You're not This is not part of your thing. >> So, you're in your official duties. >> I am. >> And your name and badge number. >> Don't have to give that to you, sir. Time to >> Don't have to give it. >> You don't. You are being recorded. >> All right. I would like to uh submit a public records request. >> Go ahead. You have to call records. >> No, I can do it in person verbally. >> You are a public employee. You have to take it or you break the law.