This is a clear example of police misconduct. When an officer stops a man lawfully filming in public and demands ID without legal cause. When the man calmly refuses and challenges the legality, the officer has no justification. Watch what happens next. >> Good evening. >> Are you authorized to take pictures of the court? >> There is no authorization needed. I'm recording this just for my own safety. >> You have he has a >> I have I have a open carry >> that's not illegal here. >> All right. I just need What are you doing here? >> I'm taking pictures and you're pulling your weapon. Why? Because >> is my hand on my holster? I'm making no threatening gestures towards you. >> Okay. I have no need to identify myself. I'm I'm obeying the law. You're pulling your firearm and I'm doing nothing to you. Nothing aggressive. How am I being aggressive? >> You're not going to answer my question. But you're going to make that accusation. >> Why don't you want to identify yourself? You got something to hide? >> It's not about that I have something to hide. It's that I have something to support. And that's called the Constitution of the United States. Something you swore no to uphold. I >> Nobody's Nobody's trying to give you a hard time. I'm just trying to find out what you're doing. Say you're just making pictures. Taking pictures. >> All I'm doing is taking pictures. As long I'm minding my own business. >> As long as you're in public land, that's fine. >> Absolutely. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, let me talk to these guys. As far as I'm concerned, you're free to go. >> Okay, sir. Thank you.