A tense exchange inside a courthouse is going viral after a worker confronted a cameraman over filming, leading to an awkward back-and-forth.
The video starts with the worker approaching the cameraman, asking, “Can I help you?” But when the cameraman asks who he is, the man refuses to answer—just repeating, “Can I help you?” over and over.
As the cameraman keeps recording, the worker tells him he can’t film inside, saying it’s a public building, not a free-for-all. He claims filming everything poses security risks, adding, “I don’t know what your intentions are.”
When asked to leave, the cameraman refuses, calling the worker “hostile” and insisting he doesn’t have to listen. The tension peaks when the cameraman tries heading upstairs—only to be blocked. The worker warns the area is secure and holds sensitive files, but the cameraman brushes him off, saying, “What’s wrong with you? Chill out.” before finally walking away.
The clip has sparked debate online—was the worker just doing his job, or was the cameraman within his rights? Either way, it’s another viral moment of public confrontations caught on camera.
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