A man was peacefully filming police activity in public when an officer suddenly confronted him, demanding he stop recording and hand over his ID. But this man knew his rights and wasn't about to be intimidated. He pushed back, insisting he had done nothing wrong. What followed was a tense confrontation that ended with the officer crossing the line, grabbing his camera in a shocking display of power. >> I don't have to give you any identification because I have not committed a crime. Right now you are harassing me according to article one section 10 of the constitution according to the same thing and I understand that but >> according to article six of the constitution you are bound by oath to uphold the constitution and all policies rules and regulations and statutory jurisdiction that you're trying to enforce against me are held void abio >> I need an ID >> I don't have to show you any ID because I haven't committed a crime you're approaching me and you do not have any any oblig any right of approaching me anyway you do not have any right of approaching me. I have all this on camera. Who's your supervisor? Since you're still bothering me, you're harassing me right now. >> Do you have ID? Put the phone. >> Who's your supervisor? Who's your Don't touch me. Who's your supervisor? Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Put the phone down. or face.