It does not allow you >> No, you don't No, you don't get to yell at me. Why are you yelling at me? Why? You work for me. You don't I work for you. You don't work for me, right? This is a clear example of police overreach. An officer tries to stop a man from filming in a public area demanding a press badge and ID with no legal basis. But when the man calmly asserts his First Amendment rights, the officer is exposed and forced to back down. Let me see your press badge. >> need a press badge. You have to show me All right, here's what I'm going to do, okay? Do what you want to do. I'm going to call for another unit, okay? First Amendment You are No, you don't get to yell at me. No, you don't get to yell at me. Why are you yelling at me? Why? You work for me. You don't I work for you. You don't work for me, right? You work for me. You work for me, sir. Exactly. That's right. And because this is port property, you're not allowed to take photographs. I am not on port property. This is public property, sir. This is port property, sir. Sir, anybody can drive up and down this street. You have to allow access, okay? This is a bicycle path. You can do what you're going to do, but you're going to get a lot of trouble. I will call your supervisor. You can call the director for all I care. Okay? >> You're on You're live on video. >> I know that. Okay? So I know that, but you're wrong. You're infringing on my First >> wrong. Okay? Okay, then prove me Prove me wrong. Arrest me and get lost. >> property. No, it's not. This is the port that belongs to the people. What are you talking about? Come and yell at the people that you work for, sir. Shame on you. Who do you work for, sir? >> for the port director. And where where do you get your money from? I get my money from the port. >> you guys call the port? You're going to get a bunch of phone calls. You're going to be put in your place today by I work for the port director. I don't know who you think you are. Do you have port port credentials? We don't need them. Yes, you have First Amendment. If you have If you're saying you're a port director, get out of my face. If you're a port If you're saying that you are a press man, you have to have port credentials. You're spitting on me now. Get away from me. Get So, I'm telling you We're going to walk like we were walking and you're going to leave us alone, sir. Thank you. You can keep walking. You can go. That's right. You're free to You're free to go. That's right. We're free to stay, too. No, you're not. Yes, we are. You're free You're free to video tape No. You're going to get You're going to learn a big lesson today, sir, about the First Amendment, who you work You have to have press pass. Show me your Show me your press pass. Show me your press pass. Yes, I would. No, you wouldn't. Look at this guy. Look at this guy. You're going to lose your job. You're going to lose your job over this stupidity. Look Here's what I'm going to tell you. Stay away. No, I'm going to tell you [ __ ] you and [ __ ] off. Stay right here. Go ahead and stay right here. Go ahead and video tape this, Look at this. In a few minutes, I'm going to arrest you for 148. Really? >> Demanding resisting a peace officer in the performance of his duties. Really? Yes, I will. What law are you enforcing? I am enforcing the port's Call for a supervisor. You're going to get a call right now, okay? So, you can leave anytime you want. Show me your press pass. I'm going to show you [ __ ] You don't have press pass. Then we will. When my supervisor gets here, you're going to learn a big lesson. You will learn a lesson. I get [ __ ] travel free in my country without anybody telling me telling You don't have to show me your press pass if you're saying you're a press man. Arrest me or shut up. You're going to You're going to get a demotion. You're going to get a You're going to get a talking to about the way you treat people in public. Okay. Show me your press pass. I ain't got to show you no press pass. Then you're not the press. Really? Yes. What's free press? Dumbass. What's free press? What's free press? Press has to have a press Citizen press. You have to have a press by or the municipality. Otherwise, you're not a press man. Okay? 600 people are laughing at you. Okay, go ahead. Laugh all you want. The First Amendment The First Amendment lets me allowed to record anything I can I have free press. I don't need a press pass, okay? Okay? You getting in my face is very rude. I never got in your face. I'm telling you you you need to Look at You're going to No, I'm not going to Okay? The supervisor Can you get this man He was going to take off his gun and fight me. I got it all on video. Yeah, we're just protecting our First Amendment walking down the street taking pictures. He pulls up and starts She has the video. What happened? Okay, no, no, I'm talking to you. Go ahead. But I don't need to talk. We're just going to keep walking like we were and take Being free, man. The thing is too that No, you can't turn a First Amendment protected activity to you trying to ID me, sir. Okay. That's not the way 148.0 works, sir. California Penal Code. I'm allowed to practice my First Amendment without having to show you unless you can act You can articulate a crime that I've committed. I am not going to give you ID, sir. I have not committed no crime. So, if I was you, can you stop impeding my way? I'm going to keep going and being free and taking pictures. >> you called me on your phone. I didn't call you. He called you. Okay. So, I'm I'm done, sir. You have a good day.