A man filming outside a bank is confronted by an employee who calls 911, claiming he’s a threat. When police arrive, the focus shifts to forcing him to leave — even though he’s standing on a public easement.
Officers repeatedly claim it’s private property but struggle to explain the law or identify any crime.
The encounter raises serious questions about trespass, public access, and First Amendment rights.
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