Well, we got called here because you're videoing the Scots and they asked you to leave and you have not. >> I I didn't go on their property or on their property? >> Well, we also received another call from another bank of you doing the exact same thing about 30 minutes ago. >> You're not. >> Okay. >> Then we'll put your hands >> Yeah, they just cuffed me, y'all. >> When power is used improperly against a law-informed citizen, it immediately backfires and turns into a tense confrontation. >> Is there a reason you're recording? >> Is there a reason I'm recording? >> Yeah, you're making them nervous. That's the only reason. >> Making who nervous? >> The business owners. >> Oh, really? Those business owners right there? >> Well, cuz you're out in the in their parking lot recording the business and customers, they said. >> Oh, is that what they said? >> That's what they told me. >> lot? >> Down here, yes, sir. >> Not everyone in power is above the law, and in this case, the cost of overstepping those limits may be far greater than they ever expected. It started with something as simple as standing on a sidewalk, but within minutes, everything began to spiral out of control. What turned an ordinary person recording video into a target? >> Hey, guys, you got somebody coming out you guys. I don't know. How you doing? >> I'm good. How can I help you? >> You got a bottle of water and a lollipop? >> I do not, but you are not allowed to video the branch. >> Why is that? >> Because it's a federal institution. You cannot video it. >> Oh, I'm not I don't plan on going inside of your bank. I'm not doing nothing. >> the outside of my branch. It's a bank. >> Okay. >> You cannot video it. >> But, I'm actually working on something. >> Okay, but you can't video the branch. >> Well, I'm not going to be out here long, you know, just a few more hours. I'm not going to be too long out here. >> Either stop videoing or I will call security and have them stop you. You cannot video the branch. >> calling security. Security can't do nothing. Just don't call them. Okay. >> You need to get off our property. >> I'm not on your property. >> You are. You own this property. >> You own the sidewalk? >> We own all of this. >> What's your name? >> My name's Jillian Barker. >> Jillian, okay. Well, uh Gillian said that she's um that they own all of this, so she is There's two more workers right there and um They're checking the door and making sure the door is How you doing? >> Hi, if you could just exit our building and area. I'm the assistant operations manager. >> And what's your name? >> I'm My name's Jacqueline and I would prefer that you don't record me. >> And what's your name? >> What can we help you with, sir? >> I asked you, did you have a bottle of water and a lollipop? >> No. >> You don't? >> We I I may not have bottled water for clients. >> Or a lollipop? >> you can go through the drive-thru if you'd like, um but we can't have you videoing and taking surveillance of our building. >> And like I told >> going to ask that you leave the premises or we're going to have to have you escorted out. >> Like Like I told the young lady that just came out, um >> So why are you still recording? What is the purpose? >> I can't even talk. You won't stop talking. >> No, because that's the law and so we'll just have an escort come take you out. >> An escort? >> Police escort. >> A- You're going to call the police? >> Yes. >> You must want me to leave, huh? >> You're videoing a bank. You need to exit our building promptly. >> Demands to stop recording, conflicting claims about ownership, and increasingly aggressive behavior made the situation more heated by the second. When the person filming decided to move to another area, it seemed like things might calm down, but instead, an unexpected turn of events unfolded. >> Wait. >> Yeah, you got to turn the video off. >> Why do I have to turn the video off? I just >> This is This is a security issue. >> Uh-huh. >> This is a bank. >> Why'd you walk up so close? >> So I could talk to you. >> I can hear you. >> Okay. >> Like I was telling her, I'm working on something pretty [clears throat] big. This is big for me, so I told her I was just coming down here to do some recording. >> Okay. >> Uh I'm not going to >> You're not allowed that. >> From the sidewalk? >> Right. >> Well, here I'm just going to go around there then I'll get the maybe the drive-thru. Is this where the employers park at? >> You can't video bank. >> But I'm not on your property. >> But you can't video the bank. It's a security issue. >> For what? >> For the employees who work here. >> What are their concerns? >> That people who would want to rob this bank would video it to see how things operate and they use that. You're not allowed to video. >> How crazy do they sound, man? I told her I was going to >> in industry, you don't work in bank. That's a security protocol. You need to stop. >> Okay, well I told her I was >> called the police. >> I mean >> It's up to you. >> She's really calling the police. You really think she's doing it? >> I know she is. >> She must want me to leave, huh? >> No, they want you to stop recording. >> So if I stop recording everything is good? >> Do you have business at the bank? >> I'm not at the bank. I'm on the sidewalk. >> Okay. >> That's the whole thing. >> Okay, I'm just telling you they're calling the police. >> Okay. >> It's up to you. >> I mean if she calling the police it's too late now no matter if I stop or anything. If I'm standing right here she's going to Are you still going to pull up? So But is this where the employers park at? >> That's not a question that we're going to answer. >> Okay. >> Why do you need to know that information? >> Cuz I was going to actually record their cars and get their tag numbers. >> And why are you doing that? >> Cuz she's calling the cops. Why you doing that? >> Because you're not allowed to video that type of information. >> I actually am allowed to do this, sir. >> You're not. >> Are you a betting man? >> I'm telling you when the police show up they're going to ask you to >> The back and forth grew increasingly tense as both sides believed they were in the right. But the more they argued, the more complicated things became. Then a decision was made behind the scenes and what happened next pushed the entire situation to a whole new level. >> I can't >> parking lot. >> Now it one more time so I can understand what >> You do not take pictures of the vehicles in a bank parking lot. >> But I'm not on your property. >> It doesn't matter. >> It doesn't matter. >> That matters. >> It doesn't matter. >> It It It does. >> It doesn't. >> This is private information. It is not for your view. You video me all you want. >> Just go to the side. >> No, I will not. >> It's not like that. It's not how this works. >> Hey you guys, look at them, man. This >> See, now you now when the police do show up, it's going to be a real problem. >> What do that mean? >> It means that if you you're threatening the employees who work at this facility >> I didn't threaten anybody. >> Then why are you videoing and taking that information? >> I told you I was working on something. >> What are you working on? >> I can't even tell you how how rude you guys came out talking to me. >> me what you're working on. >> I would, but you guys been rude. Very rude. Maybe I mean I I I'll give you I'll give you that. I I will give you that, but but but she has. >> So can you tell me what you're working on? >> No, because y'all are teaming and you're still trying to stand in front of my camera. >> But why can't you tell me what you're working on? >> I could have, man, but you know, y'all came out a little dis- Y'all as a team y'all came out a little disrespectful. You You did, but but >> So then tell me. >> Okay, I'm I'm going to be honest with you. Can I be honest with you? Can you stand in front of my camera so I can make sure I did tell you this on camera? I'm going to tell you if you let me get you on camera. You're so close. Man, you are very close. Just take a step I'm about to tell you. So what I am here doing, man, I'm an independent journalist here gathering content for a story. >> And what story? >> I can't say. >> Why? >> Because it'll compromise the story. It hasn't been published yet. >> Okay. Then you need to go through US Bank's protocols to get information to be able to do your >> The atmosphere grew increasingly tense as the next actions went far beyond a typical argument. Then the most critical moment arrived when law enforcement stepped in more directly, pushing the situation in a direction no one expected. >> Cherries and berries. And here we go. >> What happened, sir? >> How you doing? Can I get your name and badge number just so I know who I'm speaking to? >> Yeah, it's Officer Holland, 5826. >> Great. How you doing, sir? Can I get your name and badge number just so I can know who I'm speaking to? >> Right here. >> I don't want to butcher it. How do you say that? >> Okay. >> Hey, what's going on? Why are you out here? >> No, I'm trying to I'm First, let me I did this, guys. Like his policy says, can I get your name and badge number, sir, please? >> 50111. >> Thank you so much for being professional. How can I help you guys? >> Well, we got called here because you're making a disturbance and they asked you to leave and you have not. >> I I didn't go on their property or on their property. >> We also received another call from another bank of you doing the exact same thing about 30 minutes ago. >> Okay. On the sidewalk. >> So, what are you doing? >> I'm recording. >> Why? >> I let the guy know I'm an independent journalist gathering content for a story. I told him I have no ill intent. I'm not on you guys' property. I'm on a sidewalk. >> What's What's the story? >> I told him I can't say. It's not published yet. >> Okay, but do you understand how it's weird? >> Absolutely not. Absolutely not. Do you understand how it's legal for me to record on the public sidewalk? Why won't you tell him that? Cuz I'm on a public sidewalk. >> You're still on the parking lot. >> I'm on a public sidewalk. >> They own all the way. >> Sir, I'm on Can I get a supervisor out here, please? Let's get a supervisor. >> Okay, well, we need to get your information. >> Absolutely not. >> Okay. And we'll put your hands >> Yeah, they just cuffed me, y'all. It's her right there, Holland. Don't know the law and she turned my camera off. That's why my camera just Let me get back to the the public. >> Well, let's get off her property. >> Look at Holland. I got you You know last time you seen me, Miss Holland? >> The peak moment has just passed, but the story isn't over yet. As things begin to settle, questions start to emerge. Who was right? Who was wrong? And what happens next? >> You see me, Holland? Look at them. Yeah, you guys. So, I'm up here at Security Bank. They came and cuffed me. You can still see the ring around me. You still see the ring. You still see the ring around my wrist. She stopped my video. Yeah. Yeah. Big dog, come on. Where my apology? Big [clears throat] dog. Big dog. Come and give me my apology. I'm big dog out here. What's up? You got something for me? >> No. >> You ain't got nothing for me? You ain't going to say You ain't You ain't going to apologize? >> For what? >> You said if I'm wrong If you guys are wrong, that you would apologize. >> What did I say that we were >> So, I told I was just coming down here to do some recording. >> Okay. >> Uh we're not going >> allowed to do that. >> From the sidewalk? >> Right. >> So, if you guys are wrong, would you guys apologize to me? >> Sure. >> Okay. >> We got it. >> I'm I'm going to hold you to it. >> That's fine, but they're telling you they're going to make you leave. >> Okay. I'm I'm I'm going to hold you to it, man. >> What did I say that we were wrong? >> Y'all said I cannot record this building. And y'all called the cops on me. >> I didn't call the cops on >> Yo You said you would have put Man, it's okay, bro. Man, I'm about to get everything. Look at this, y'all. He He ain't even a man of his word. Do not come to US Bank. All right, you guys. >> Big dog. >> You know, that's going to go ahead and wrap it up, you guys. Y'all Y'all see what happened. I really couldn't see that that officer turn my camera off. So, I got to get that body cam footage for y'all. I'm going to go ahead and upload this video, but I'm going to I'm going to upload it again. >> In the end, things may have settled for now, but what happened here goes far beyond a simple argument. Was this lawful enforcement or a step beyond the limits? Up next, in the freezing cold of Ohio, a man begins recording as usual, but he has no idea that just minutes later, things are about to become far more complicated. >> Nice. We already got somebody joining in. We just started a minute ago, baby. Let's go. Let's go. We have some fapper arms over here. No. He's shutting the blinds. But, they were just joining in. They were loving it. Nice. Still got them joining in. Third time, baby. Third time. Let's go. >> At first, it was just curious looks and mild reactions, but over time, the attitudes of those around began to shift noticeably. Just as things seemed to settle down, a new figure entered the scene, and that appearance pushed the story into an unexpected turning point. >> No, no, no, no. I do not want to be on the internet. You're illegally recording me. >> No, I'm not. >> understand? >> Nope. >> You No, no, no, you should be ashamed and embarrassed of yourself. You're you're embarrassing yourself. >> It seems as though you're embarrassed and ashamed. >> No, I'm not. >> So, what are you worried about? >> doing is causing What you're doing is causing me to be on the internet, which is not safe for me cuz I have stalkers. Do you understand? >> No, I don't. >> No, you don't cuz you're [ __ ] stupid. >> Okay. You take it easy, cupcake, okay? Have a good one. >> Okay. >> Always a tough time backing in and out of here for these people. Almost caused an accident there. Just trying to cover his face, he can't even see. Oh, boy. Now, sheriff, uh >> What seemed like a simple exchange quickly revealed unusual signs. The atmosphere grew more tense as neither side backed down. Then, just seconds later, an unexpected development completely shifted the direction of the situation. >> What's up, brother? How's it going? Is there a reason you're recording? >> What's up? >> Is there a reason you're recording? >> Is there a reason I'm recording? >> Yeah, you're making them nervous. That's the only reason. >> Making who nervous? >> The business owners. >> Oh, really? Those business owners right there? Why don't look look Why don't Why don't you just take a look? I don't think you're I don't think they're too worried about recording. I really don't think they're too worried about recording. >> I'm just I'm just saying. >> That doesn't make any sense. >> They would If they weren't, they wouldn't be called here. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> So, you were called here why again? Sorry. >> Cuz you're out in the in their parking lot recording the business and customers, they said. >> Oh, is that what they said? In the parking lot? >> Down here, yes, sir. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> Oh, interesting. All right, well, you should probably have them get inside an affidavit saying that in paper and make sure that's on the record because that's a lie. Is it a lie? Can I have your name and badge number? >> It's right there. >> Right there? Is that first and last? >> It's right there, buddy. >> Just the right there? >> It's right there. >> Huh, interesting. >> Okay. >> Badge number? >> 1549 >> Sweet, thanks. Can I help you with anything else today? >> No, buddy. Just wondering what you're doing. >> All right, take it easy. You're dismissed. >> Have a good one. >> You too. >> Thanks, bud. >> Thanks for dismissing me. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. Come again and I'll do it again. Ah, shucks. Nothing. That's a loss. Go clock back in, okay? After that tense exchange, it seemed like everything was over. But it wasn't. The story didn't end there. A swift next move pushed the situation even further, and what happened right after truly caught everyone off guard. >> Oh, look at the key fob. What's up, buddy? I can't hear you. I got Again, I just can't hear you with the road. There you go. Number one, baby. You already know. You guys are disrupting business, blocking the flow of traffic. Let's go. There you go. Number one, baby. You already know. >> You already know, number one, baby. [ __ ] >> Oh, okay. You have a good one, buddy. Okay? >> You too. >> After a little while, these sheriff deputies decided that they were going to go harass Mrs. FAPA, and that's because apparently a gas station worker across the street >> There were no arrests, no clear charges. Only questions remained. One side stood firm on their rights, while the other couldn't provide a convincing reason. Was this simply a misunderstanding or a quiet sign of overreach? 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