This isn't police patrol. It's power in costume. Two officers confront a man legally filming in public and order him to leave without cause. When he asserts his rights and demands a supervisor, the truth comes out, forcing the officers to retreat in embarrassment. >> I understand that. Why are you approaching me though, dude? Why are you being so aggressive, dude? But you step to me and you're telling me to step back. You're live on the internet. I will >> get in the car right now. You just >> Yeah, I need to run it cuz you parked the car. >> I parked the car over there. >> There's no parking. >> I understand. You're not going to get in your car. >> Why not? Well, why do you want me to step in the car? I'll stand right here. >> We don't need all this trouble, man. >> I don't get it. >> You're going to get a ticket. >> Well, get the ticket. Give me the ticket. >> Well, why do you keep talking? >> I can talk all I want, officer. This is stupid. The First Amendment says I can record in public. >> You have an ID with you? >> Why? She needs to ID. You don't have to ID. You do not have to ID. >> Happy. I don't have >> You don't have to ID to him at all. >> You have a protection order against somebody. So, I'm checking to see. >> Who? Me? >> Against who? >> Step back. >> I'm not committing a crime. An infraction is not a crime. No, it's not. Correction is not a crime. >> No, it's not, puppy. And you keep stepping up to me and I feel threatened by you. >> Listen. >> Well, it sounds like it's just a a $30 parking ticket. >> That's not bad. I'll do it. I'll take care of that right now. Yeah. Thanks a lot, Sarge.