A tense but oddly hilarious moment unfolded on public property when a man was spotted recording footage. Things took a dramatic turn when a sergeant approached and demanded answers.
“Why are you recording me?” the sergeant asked, followed by, “May I have your name, and who gave you permission to do this?”
The man, however, wasn’t fazed by the officer’s questions. Calmly, he replied, “You have no right to stop me from doing what I’m doing.” The sergeant, clearly caught off guard, seemed unsure of how to proceed before ultimately walking away, leaving the man to continue filming.
The strange encounter quickly went viral, with viewers divided. Some praised the man’s confidence in asserting his rights, while others questioned whether the sergeant overstepped by trying to demand personal information in the first place.
The video sparked a wider debate about citizens’ rights to record in public spaces and police accountability.
What do you think? Was the man just exercising his rights, or did the sergeant have a point? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
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