This officer tried to force an ID check simply because a man was filming near the post office. But there's just one problem this citizen knows exactly where his rights begin and where police authority ends. And when the cop tries to lean on making people feel uncomfortable, let's just say it doesn't go well for him. Hey, you got some ID on you real quick. What's that? Is that a gang sign of some kind? That's identification for what? The post office called said that you're taking pictures and stuff and they're kind of feeling uncomfortable. So, we want to ID you and make sure you're okay. And not unless I broken a lawer. What's that? Unless I broke a law. Well, you're you're making people feel uneasy and stuff like that. So, we just want to identify you to make sure everything's okay. That'd be code 34285 3.5. Uhhuh. Well, when you tell me what crime I've committed, I'm obligated. You haven't committed a crime? Then I'm not obligated to die. Why Why are you taking pictures and stuff, you're making people feel uneasy, right? But when we get called a suspicious person, sir, what? Now, now what? Is that a misdemeanor or a felony, sir? What's that? Is that a misdemeanor or a felony? You haven't committed anything, but I'm who you are. All right. You have a good day, sir. Okay. Thank you. Uh-huh.