Let me see your ID. >> Sergeant Christian Rodriguez >> No, your ID with your address and all that on there. What do you want to see my ID for? >> You're filming our police station. >> Is that against the law? That's against the law? What law is it against? >> Florida penal code 901.151 states the only time I must present ID to you is when I'm in the commission of a crime. >> You don't need to identify me. Who are you? Photography in itself is not a crime. So, what crime am I breaking? >> Filming is at the back of a police station. >> You said that five times. >> We can film this without you liking it or not. >> You're going to let your ego violate my rights. We didn't approach anybody. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Eight police officers but we're making a scene and see how this guy is going to respond to me. And that's exactly what happened. >> Do me a favor and come talk to me, will you? >> No, I don't want to talk to you. You didn't want to identify yourself. Hey, you guys tell me what law I'm breaking. You have no authority over me. Not really. We just want to record and be left alone. >> All right, have fun. >> I really wish you guys would have never approached us either just to say hello, how you doing? >> Cuz this is the this is the image that the rest of the world is going to see of the Pembroke Pines Police Department.