Yelled at by Yenko Owner

[cwahl]

Originally Posted by Nightfall

that is one of the most messed up things i ever herd. No lie what a D-Bag he crossed the line if he had grab you. You have ever right for self defence. How dare he do that type of crap over a photo really?

that's what I thought... I mean I have yet to have to pull my piece but that guy really came really close as he was about to get physical over it.. it's not like he was some 70 year old. He was probably 35 and looked like he just walked out of Gold's Gym or something.

[Nightfall]

Originally Posted by cwahl

that's what I thought... I mean I have yet to have to pull my piece but that guy really came really close as he was about to get physical over it.. it's not like he was some 70 year old. He was probably 35 and looked like he just walked out of Gold's Gym or something.

Well yeah pull your piece just to scare him not to shoot him unless he threatened your life or something . But you IMO did nothing wrong and did ever thing right and i am glad you pulled a Right to carry card before your gun GOOD JOB . Give the D-Bag ever chance to back off if not OH THE HORROR

[cwahl]

BTW i'm 25 so he had age on me.

[Blue17CamaroZL1]

I don't live in AZ but here is some useful info for you:

Public photography is wide open
That’s the general rule. When you’re on public property (a street, sidewalk, city park, etc) you can take pictures of what you see. This means that you can also photograph private property as long as you’re not trespassing to get the shot.
Unfortunately, life is never that simple. There are a couple exceptions to the rule and other details you need to know.

Does the photo subject expect privacy?
Even on public property, you can’t photograph somebody who has a “reasonable expectation of privacy.” Basically, that means you can’t snap shots of people in the bathroom, a dressing room, or similar places. Ask yourself: “Would the average person expect privacy?” If so, don’t take a photo.
Along the same lines, don’t sneak photographs of people from bizarre angles. In essence, you can’t go around taking “up skirt” photographs. Even if you’re on the public sidewalk.

Is it a question of national security?
It was news to me, but military bases and nuclear facilities can restrict photographs – even from the outside area. Even if you’re not trespassing onto government land, taking pictures of these installations could be illegal.
Don’t even try. We’re not talking misdemeanor illegal. You might be shipped off and never seen again. Yep, crazy illegal!

Stand your ground, politely
If your public photo opp passed these three stages, you’re probably safe to shoot some pictures. Since there are millions of scenarios in which you could be photographing, there’s no way anyone can tell you for sure, ahead of time.
But if someone does confront you about your photography, you can probably win by standing your ground. Bert P. Krages II has some great questions for you to ask, if confronted. Remember to be polite!
1) What is the person's name?
2) Who is their employer?
3) Are you free to leave? If not, how do they intend to stop you if you decide to leave? 4) What legal basis do they assert for the detention?
Likewise, if they demand your film, what legal basis do they assert for the confiscation?

Private parties cannot take your personal property without a court order. And unless a police officer is arresting you, he cannot take your property either.

[MY2012RS]

I would have punched him in the face and keyed his car when he wasn't looking..Just kidding...If I was you I would make like a 100 copies of the photo of that guy's car and post them all over the neighboorhood and write underneath it "The owner of this car is a Ahole"..lol...that would teach him a good lesson

[DarkAceXXX]

That's messed up i wouldn't mind people to take pictures of my car. People are crazy

[jmaryt]

Originally Posted by cwahl

Yeah man.. we're talking the dude was seriously anal about it...

i hear ya!,but you would have had "big time" guilt if ya "shot" him over it!
right? not to mention a serious f**kin' from the court system,because deadly force was NOT justified!..just sayin'

[14pilot]

What a F'ing dickhead... Snotsdale, eh? Should be legal there to shoot him and claim his car.

[cwahl]

Originally Posted by jmaryt

i hear ya!,but you would have had "big time" guilt if ya "shot" him over it!
right? not to mention a serious f**kin' from the court system,because deadly force was NOT justified!..just sayin'

Oh def. I mean it was more like hey.. this is my deterrent get your f-ing hands off my pants man way to get him off. If I even flashed it without a threat then I would go to jail. Even the people outside of starbucks were like leave the kid alone a-hole it's a picture

[ORANGA2D]

does he have a wheel boot on it, wiith the windows open??

[cwahl]

lol again.. yep.. is anyone else reading?

[DanCamm]

Ah, he's an asshole. 10-1 that's not a real Yenko anyway. A real Yenko owner would have been glad to have you park there. Asshole.

[heRS]

dude sounds like a real jerk. Glad you posted his car on the internet! Yours is gorgeous, by the way. Nice picture for the cost!

[Vaux96]

It seems to me that the guy was a jerk, and no way he should have been touching you or trying to take your phone. That's bad.

I don't think there is anything wrong with taking pictures of a car, but, if the guy says don't take a picture of my car, and then you do, well then your also a jerk in my opinion. Why would you not be respectful of his wishes and property? I don't care what the law says, it's just not right. Perhaps he should have taken some photo's of you and uploaded them somewhere......