Why are you taking pictures? You're getting license plates, all that stuff. >> I'm taking pictures because it's perfectly legal for me to do so. >> See, that's just because it's legal doesn't mean it's not suspicious. >> Where in the code is suspicion a crime? >> So, what organization do you belong to that's making you be difficult? What is the issue with you? >> Are you releasing me? Am I free to go? >> Yep. >> Okay, then. I'm free to stay as well. >> So are we. >> Well, you're not allowed out in front of this building. >> I'm not in front of this building. >> This is a public sidewalk. >> Going through a rescue. >> If you want, I can just make a suspicious activity case. We can confiscate the the camera until we have a reason for what we're doing. >> I don't know what else is on your camera. I'll then download everything that's on your camera because I don't know what else you've taken pictures of. >> Given all these details, do you understand why you were detained? Do you understand why I'm taking your camera at this point in time and what will be coming in the future? >> This constitutional violation cost the taxpayers $125,000.