This police chief spotted a camera and immediately tried to assert control with no crime. They demanded ID and blocked a complaint against them by kicking him out of the station as if they owned the place. >> Am I being detained? >> No, you're not being detained. You can keep on walking. >> If I'm not being detained, I'm going to continue about my business. >> I'm going to do it here. >> Who are sir? >> I'm the chief of police. >> Can I get your name? >> You can look it up on the internet if you're that smart. >> If you tell me your name and identify, >> we're not making tips for task. This is the employee parking lot. You're not an employee. >> Is this fenced off? Look, I'm not breaking the law, sir. I'm actually engaged in a constitution protected activity and I feel like you're trying to bully me. Your sergeant doesn't understand that he cannot demand ID unless he has reasonable, articulable suspicion. >> Ask you to leave. >> Are you ordering me to leave under I need your names? It is your policy to give me your name. Who do I know I'm filing a complaint against? >> You figure it out. You >> can't record while you're in here. >> Why can't I record while I'm in here? I have a constitutional right to film the police in the course of their duties. Is this department so uneducated? It must be from the top down. Your sergeant doesn't know when he can legally identify somebody. And you're telling me I can't film in a police lobby? >> Get out the building. Have a good How do I file the complaint if I can't get in the