Police stopped a man just for filming on a public sidewalk. No crime, no reason, pure intimidation. But when he refused their unlawful ID demand and exposed their illegal search on camera, what followed was a blatant display of abuse and power gone wrong. I don't have to give you identification. Yes, you do. I'm asking you who you are and why you're standing >> Are you accusing me of committing a crime? I'm not accusing you of anything. I want to know why you're videoing the sheriff's office property. Do you have any ID on Excuse me. Don't touch me. Okay? Am I being detained? You're about to be if you don't identify yourself to me. You can't detain me. Well, I'm asking you to identify I do not need to give you identification unless you're accusing me of a crime. >> I'm about to accuse you of a crime >> What are you accusing me of a crime for? I'm being investigated. And you're obstructing. Am I free to go or am I being detained? >> not free to go. You're being detained for obstructing the investigation. >> What crime am I being detained for? You're standing out here on a public street and you refuse to identify yourself to me. I'll give you one last opportunity to tell me who you are. I do not have to identify myself in a public place unless I'm being accused of a crime. You can frisk me and that's it. You cannot touch my bag. I do not I do not allow any search or seizure. Am I free to go? You realize you just did an illegal seizure. You need to identify yourself. >> a suspicious person that walking on a sidewalk >> You were standing there and you were taking photographs of my building. I need your full date of birth and your name.