An officer stops a man for filming in public and demands ID without any crime. When calmly challenged, the officer admits no law was broken, only that a call was made. Watch the cop grow visibly uncomfortable when called out. >> How you doing, sir? >> How you doing? >> Uh, just out in public taking photographs, video, please. >> Am I committing a crime? >> You're by your base. There could be. >> There could be a crime. >> I don't want you here. >> What crime what crime am I being accused of committing? >> Listen to me. Calls been made on you being here. >> Okay. So legally I can take your ID >> for for what purpose? I mean what what kind of am I being accused of committing? I'm simply out in public taking video. >> Calls are made on you >> in regards to >> filming. >> Okay. Is that illegal? >> So I'm asking for your ID just so you're >> So you're asking >> exactly >> in that case I'm going to decline to identify myself. I have that right. >> Just so you know. Refuse to give me your ID. Just call. I can arrest you. >> What statute, sir? >> Refuse and give me your ID. >> Refusing to give you ID for for what purpose? What crime am I being accused of committing? You're not I'm not saying you're committing a crime. I'm saying I've been called here on a call. >> Okay. >> For you being here, >> okay? >> I'm not saying you're committing a crime. >> And and I'm videotaping in public. And you asked me what I was doing.