She tried to bully the wrong guy while standing on a public sidewalk. This calm, well-informed man was labeled a threat by a state trooper. But when she escalated with threats and refused to show ID, he didn't back down. Watch how he holds his ground and makes her retreat. >> You're going to need to step back across the street for me. We're on a traffic stop. >> This is public property. >> I have a trainee and you're interrupting us and you're distracting us. Okay, that's a hazard to us. So, go back across the street and keep your camera on. Thank you. I'll step back over here. >> No, I asked you to step across the street. Well, if you fail to obey an order, I'll have to take action. Just go across the street with your camera. I don't mind if you run it, but you're not going to interrupt her safety and mine. >> Am I breaking the law? >> I'm not answering questions and I'm not getting into a debate. You've distracted me from the traffic stop and my trainee. >> I'm not doing anything to you, man. I'm not messing with anybody's safety. You don't have to come over to me. I'm just doing my own business. >> I'm trying to be nice here. >> I'm trying to be nice as well. I'm not trying to >> Okay, then do what I tell you to do. It's called a lawful order. I'm not required to do anything right now. Go back across the street, please. Go back. We're at a pretty significant distance, >> but still like if they call back and they do something unlawful to us,