These tyrants showed up to intimidate this graffiti artist. >> Somebody called us because you're doing graffiti. >> So, you don't have a permit. Yeah, you have to stop. >> to create on public property. >> I mean, it's public, yes. >> I've been arrested three times now. >> Uh-huh. >> So, I mean, if y'all need to arrest me for it, then you can arrest me and then we can go to court after that. What am I doing wrong, man? >> Graffiti. >> I'm creating and it's out here for rain to wash it all away. >> Yeah, that's that's my concern that he's not Could you stop it, please? Could you stop it? Just stop, okay? >> This is impermanent, man. >> Come Come right here, please. Come here. The police are on their way. >> Listen with me. I'm just trying to do my sidewalk chalk. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> This unlawful arrest is about to backfire big time. >> You don't listen. We try to be civilized. We want to give you a break. Now you're pushing us to do this. >> I'm not pushing you to do this. You're choosing to do this because you're a bully. >> Oh, we're bullying? >> I'm creating beauty in a public place. >> Problem is you don't have a permit for that. >> need a permit. >> You can explain that to the judge, okay? >> The officer was immediately fired by the city council, and that arrest cost taxpayers $16,500.