A man was just filming legally when cops tried to abuse their power to shut him down. But when the captain showed up, their humiliation was caught on camera for everyone to see. >> Another call out here. >> From who? From who? >> I don't know. >> Do you need to go up to them and tell them that we have the freedom to record? >> Causing a disturbance. >> Everybody's looking. We got the freedom of the speech. This is constitutional right that I'm doing. >> Stop screaming. And now your son >> pay taxes. I'm a taxpayer. >> Stop screaming. >> I'm not screaming. I have a strong tone. Your honor, I have a strong tone. He keeps telling me to stop screaming. I'm exercising my right to record in public. That's too bad. >> Not to film me. >> To film you? >> No, you have a right to film. >> I have the right to film anything I want in public. It's a freedom of the press. Constitutionally protected. He's supposed to protect me recording. >> You got my permission >> and I don't need it. This is America. >> Why? America. >> America. Freedom of the press. Freedom. Constitutional. Yo, why not? Why not friendly, bro? Why they not welcome in this? Look, look, look, look at this. He ready to go hands up. >> Not bad. My name is Eli. What was your name? Um, >> I'm Captain Arend. >> How you doing? I'm over here with my son. My right to record in public. He's trying to lock me up because of the way I speak. I have a strong tongue. All of them was in the street. All of them on camera. All of them. So tell them here. >> I'm telling you. Tell them. >> Okay. So you guys can film all you want. >> Thank you. You've been this race.