This cop stormed in acting high and mighty, calling herself homeland security, but she got put in her place in a heartbeat. >> Do identification >> for what? >> For surveilling a facility. And And >> is that a law? >> Excuse me. >> Is that a law? >> Actually, do you have a >> No. Can you show me a law? >> Do you have a driver's license? >> No, I don't. >> You're going to have to tell me who you are, then. >> For what reason? >> Homeland Security. >> Homeland Security is a crime. First off, this isn't a federal building. >> 127. Do you have identification? >> No, I don't. >> We're going to identify you. >> Sergeant, can you come over here and talk to her before she makes a mistake that costs a lot of money? >> Okay. And and I'm the lieutenant, sir. So, I'd like to have some identification from you. >> What? What did we do wrong? Committed a crime. >> You're taking surveillance of our of our facility, and I just want to identify who you are. >> But that's not a crime. It's not It's not committing a crime. I >> But I don't have to crime. It's not your right to know right now. >> Unless I commit a crime. >> We don't need that ID unless we committed a crime. >> Unless you know who you are. >> Yeah. I'm not going to tell you that. Well, we're going to continue to do it. I'm standing my ground. I'm going to just let you know now.