This cop arrived to handle a civil dispute, but instead of resolving it, he turned his focus to the homeowner, recording him claiming to be interfering with his investigation. >> Turn that off. Nope. >> Cuz now you're interfering investigation. >> I'm not interfering, officer. I have every right to record you. Please look up the law. I'm on my property and you are a public officer acting in the public's interest. >> Oh, he that's his property. >> No, it's my house. You want to look at the lease? It is my house. I do not have to provide identification. >> You do cuz I need to verify now. I can do a property check. >> Do a property check. I don't own the house. No, you don't have to be my ID. >> I'll take care of you. The cop threatened to take care of him later, then left to discuss the civil matter, only to return a few minutes later with more questions. >> Why do you need to see my driver's license? Am I suspected of a crime? >> I asked for an ID. >> I understand you asked for it. I can decline a question, can I not? Are you ordering me to give you my ID? >> Run the tag and then for you just to let me see your ID. >> I know you would prefer that, but it is my right to decline your request. >> You want to look it up? You know, >> look it up real quick. Look up the statute. >> It's not my job to quote the law. It's your job to know the law. >> I'm asking for your asking. You're not ordering.