A man filming in a publicly accessible area is confronted by security claiming it’s “private property.” When he questions the law, police arrive and repeat the same claim — without identifying any trespass law.
The situation escalates to “leave or be arrested,” raising serious questions about public access, trespass rules, and constitutional rights.
When no law is cited… is the order even lawful?
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