Freedom of photography: Police, security often clamp down despite public right

FREEDOM OF PHOTOGRAPHY: POLICE, SECURITY OFTEN CLAMP DOWN DESPITE PUBLIC RIGHT

July 29th, 2010 at 11:14pm

Freedom of photography: Police, confidence mostly clamp down notwithstanding open right
A couple of weeks ago, upon his approach to work, Matt Urick stopped to snap a couple of cinema of a U.S. Department of Housing as well as Urban Development’s headquarters. He suspicion a office building was nauseous though competence have for an engaging photo. The uniformed military officer who ran up to him didn’t agree. He told Urick he w… Police – Law – Photography – Law Enforcement – Security

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