This man was filming outside a state building when a cop accused him of trespassing on public property, but the officer called it private. What happened next was a lesson in knowing your rights. You're currently trespassing. You cannot be taking pictures here. Well, do you know how trespassing works on public property? This is not public property. This is private property. Yes, sir. Who's the owner? It is the state of Colorado. Okay. Well, the state of Colorado doesn't own private property, sir. Okay, sir. I'm asking you to leave, please. If you can tell me the law that says that I have to leave a public I'm not going to go over to the laws with you. If I need to, I will call DPD and have you removed. I'm asking you lightly. Can you uh roll your window up and just leave me alone? I'm asking you politely, sir. Please don't film me. I have that right. You have a right? You should know that. Please don't film me. You have a right to not be recorded. Yes, I do. In public? Okay. I didn't know that. I'm learning stuff, too. You have a right to not be recorded as a public official in public. That's interesting.