What's your name? >> What is your name? >> It's your policy to give your name and your badge. That's what I think. >> This cop is the definition of a power trip. Kicking a man off public property just because a bank felt uneasy. She demanded his ID but refused to give her own badge number. And when her supervisor showed up, it all made sense. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. I'm just Is that okay that I record? >> Well, she's saying you just asked some weird questions about the bank. Why is that? That was something that you can see from the window. I asked her, "Will she be able to share that with you?" >> Why are you asking those questions? >> Because I want to. >> Is that okay? >> Understand what kind of impression you're giving the bank? >> Do you understand what >> I I I don't Are you yelling? >> No, I'm telling you. I'm asking you. >> Okay. I'm trying to make sure you got the right tone now, miss. What's your name and your badge number now? Why was that so hard for you to do that? >> Why is it so hard for you to give me your name? >> Is this your policy to give name to the public when request, especially when you make contact? Is that your policy?