I was on duty in full police uniform displaying my badge of office as a Albuquerque Aviation Police Officer, when I was contacted by an agent with the Transportation Services Administration (T.S.A.) who asked for immediate police assistance at the Ticket / Document Area of the Security checkpoint. Upon my arrival I was met by T.S.A. agents and a T.S.A. Supervisor. I was advised, while the listed defendant was attempting to pass through the security checkpoint, he was asked to present an ID. I was further told informed that he was refusing and began causing a disturbance, by yelling and then proceeded to photograph the surrounding checkpoint area T.S.A. Agents and passengers. I introduced myself to the defendant asked him to please comply with the requests of the T.S.A. agents so that he could proceed through the security checkpoint. He responded by telling me that he knew his rights. I explained to him that the T.S.A. has a procedure that has to be followed for all who enter through the security checkpoint. The T.S.A. supervisor asked the defendant to stop taking photographs of the T.S.A. Agents, passengers and of the Security Checkpoint, pursuant to their policy. The Defendant continued to refuse and had his voice raised at a level that it was now creating a disturbance. I ordered the defendant to lower his voice and stop creating a disturbance or I would have him leave the airport. He continued to refuse (four times), Finally, I issued him a verbal Criminal Trespass Order and ordered him to leave the airport he refused, and told me he knew his rights. At that point I informed him he was now under arrest for Disorderly Conduct and Refusing to Obey a lawful order of a police officer. I next asked the defendant for his name. He refused several times to identify himself saying he wished to remain silent. I informed him if he did not provide his name he would be booked for Concealing Identity also. He acknowledged and told me he was not going to provide me with any identification of himself. His bags were searched pursuant to his arrest and no identification was found. F.B.I. was subsequently contacted.