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Megalo_Man

(88 posts)

6. Taking pictures of a public building, or any building at all, even

Reply to Lady Freedom Returns (Original post)

Wed May 15, 2013, 06:02 PM

May 2013

a nuclear power plant or a military base, is not a crime, and not reasonable suspicion of anything. Once you're on private property if you do something they don't like, and they ask you to leave, and you don't.. you're trespassing, and can be removed and arrested by police.

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Taking pictures of a federal building a 3 a.m.? Sorry that is...odd. [View all] Lady Freedom Returns May 2013 OP

They were right to arrest him? What law was broken? CreekDog May 2013 #1

The Sandra Day O'Connor Federal Courthouse Downwinder May 2013 #2

odd behavior might merit a look-see, but not a freaking arrest. Kali May 2013 #3

Um...NO! madmom May 2013 #4

The article left out his felony conviction and mental illness Mosby May 2013 #5

Taking pictures of a public building, or any building at all, even Megalo_Man May 2013 #6