Just exercising my first amendment right to film in public, sir. It's our constitution. We have freedom of press, sir. >> These cops just threatened a man for filming in public. Said he'd get arrested for obstruction if he kept recording. >> This is a constitutionally protected activity from the first amendment right to freedom of press. >> So, you already read your amendment, right? So, you should probably should read the sign that says >> Sir, I did read the sign. Sir, I read the sign. There's no 20 There's a Well, are you going to let me talk or not? >> No, don't record people around here. I'm telling you now. We get a second call here, >> You're 196. I'm going to speak to your chief. >> They write >> Oh, this is You're threatening me because I'm recording. >> We're warning you. You continue to do that. >> Do you know that I'm going to file a formal complaint on you, 196? >> do. You've been disorderly. >> I'm standing up for my rights. >> That's the ground to lock you up in a second. We asked you to walk. Comply, please. >> You're getting a formal disciplinary complaint filled out by me because Sir, you're dangerous, as a matter of fact. You're dangerous.