An auditor filming from a public sidewalk draws the attention of a security guard who insists the area is private property and threatens to call the police.
The situation quickly turns into a tense confrontation as the guard repeatedly demands answers and accuses the cameraman of harassment. The auditor maintains that he is standing on a public sidewalk and exercising his constitutional right to film.
Police arrive shortly after and assess the situation. Officers explain that filming from a public sidewalk is constitutionally protected activity, clearing up the confusion and bringing the confrontation to an end.
What started as a security guard trying to shut down filming quickly turns into an unexpected lesson on public filming rights.
Watch the full video to see how the situation unfolds.
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