What crime did I commit? >> They're not saying you committed a crime. They're just asking you to leave. So >> Well, I have a right to say no, don't I? As an American citizen, I'm just getting ready to see if they respect our rights to record in public. >> need to get you escorted or do you want to be assisted? >> All I'm doing is gathering content for a story that I'm creating. >> Okay. >> I'm not doing anything nefarious, nor have any ill intent today. >> They're asking you to to leave. >> What crime did I commit? >> They're not saying you committed a crime. >> I'm conducting a First Amendment constitutionally protected activity, sir. And something that you sworn oath to uphold. >> Right. >> Oh, that's the sergeant. I'm going to try to get this name right, man. Sergeant Zinkowich. >> Zinkowich, just like you said, but a little bit different. >> Zinkowich. Oh, okay. >> He is not breaking the law in any manner whatsoever. We can't He's not disturbing the peace. He's just recording. >> Thank you. >> There's nothing I can do. He's not breaking the law. >> That's exactly right. >> Something's visible from the public area, he's got full legal right to record it. >> Thanks a lot.