One guy, I don't know if you're going to be able to go play.

Uh-huh.

You trying to be a street cop?

You trying to be a street cop?

All right, we have to get bagels this morning morning but I could do a vacation video if you

guys haven't noticed I haven't done live videos in the past couple days myself and my

family are that you're sure for a's a sunburn in my face.

But I wanted to, had a conversation, I've been answering questions,

I've been on Messenger while I've been here,

I just wanted to answer a question that somebody had asked me yesterday.

I thought it's a good value for everybody to

to be very familiar with and I'm just, I'm a little tired, just woke up.

But I wanted to do this one before I continued my vacation here.

Everybody asked this question and I figured it's obviously a good time to address it and it's about when can I compel identification. So let's talk about these people who run up to you with cameras, they're on your property, they're doing things

that they're trying to provoke the police. You have to know when you can and can't compel or

force somebody to give their identification. When somebody is recording you or

recording your building you can't come up with some crazy cock-mamy thing and say

I'll need to see your ID because that's what they want you to do.

They want you to do things like they want to get you on camera

then put you on YouTube with every other cop unfortunately that looks

silly and foolish because they don't know what they're doing.

They think, okay, they gotta give me their idea,

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