In this video, an auditor films inside a police vehicle exercising his constitutional right. The officer calls it suspicious and demands his ID, but the auditor fires back asking what crime he committed, misdemeanor or felony, and refuses to comply. >> Your behavior right now filming inside of a police vehicle is suspicious. So, I'm going to ask for your ID now. >> Oh, did I commit a crime? >> You're being suspicious, so I'm >> What crime is that? Is that a misdemeanor or felony? investigating >> for what crime? Suspicious and it's not a crime? >> No, because I haven't determined yet if you've committed a crime by >> Well, you have to before you come and ask for ID. >> Oh, I do? >> Yeah. What's the Fourth Amendment, silly? >> I do not need >> No, the Fourth Amendment. >> I do not need permission. >> Yes, you do. We have a constitution. >> I don't need permission from any of from you especially to conduct my job. >> What crime did I commit? >> I'm asking you have not committed a crime yet. But >> there we go. There's the answer.