A cameraman stands quietly filming near a business when a police sergeant approaches and warns him to leave.
The officer threatens trespassing charges if he refuses.
But after calling it in, the truth comes out…
The cameraman is actually standing on a city easement — public property.
That means he has every legal right to stand there and record.
The officer then changes tone and simply warns him not to step onto private property or into traffic.
Another tense police encounter that shows why knowing property boundaries matters.
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