This man was simply filming a public facility when these cops showed up and tried to force him to hand over his ID without any legal justification. They threatened arrest, claimed he was obstructing emergency services, and even called in the chief, but none of it held up. So, first and foremost, let's start with RA. Reasonable articulate suspicion would require that me filming, which by the way is a constitutionally protected activity, you can't condone that as suspicious. Okay, so now they violate the law. You are required to give us some identity. What What violation would that be? You prevented an ambulance from responding to a call. Incorrect. In fact, on film, we can talk to the judge about it. But you can talk to the judge about it. You're gonna have to go, too. I'm not going to ID myself. Hey, if you don't, then I'm just going to tell you, you're gonna go to jail. Okay. I have to supply an ID when you violated the law. I didn't violate the law. What is wrong with you? What is your Something's wrong with you. You don't understand the law. Number one, you don't like First Amendment auditors. Obviously, I do understand the law. I am fully supporting the Constitution. Are you? Cuz it doesn't seem like it right now. You told me that I'm suspicious because I'm filming. So, let's That's the call that we received. Sure. It's still not illegal. Am I free to go?