"It's A Private Property You Can't Be Filming"

Today's installment brings me to the public sidewalk outside this temple where people were arriving for their Sunday worship. Soon after I arrived , I was approached by various individuals questioning why I was recording. When I explained I was simply making a video, they said I shouldn't as everyone was feeling uncomfortable with my presence. I attempted to squash any concerns, letting them know I wasn't there to disrupt their worship & I wasn't there with any ill will or nefarious intentions. That wasn't sufficient as the woman in the group called for police. I continued recording as other congregants came over to give a cam back. I offered my usual greeting of peace & love, also in an attempt to calm any nerves. About 20 minutes passed when police arrived (3 officers in 2 police cruisers). The woman met with the officers on the public sidewalk & when I approached to record the encounter, the superior officer directed to take the conversation on the property. I could hear the superior officer tell the woman that I was there to get a reaction, so I immediately called him out for his piss poor narrative. Once they parted ways, as I wasn't satisfied with the superior officer's narrative, I told him to kick rocks & gave him a 1 finger salute as they drove away. Thank you for taking time out of your day to watch today's installment & I invite you to chime in below in the comment section with your thoughts on this one ! F.A.R. out ✌❤ #FirstAmendmentRights 📷📱🇺🇲 #Freedom #PublicVideography #StreetPhotography #FirstAmendmentAudit