"You Do Not Have Permission To Film My Car"

Todays installment brings us to this USPS location in Monterey Park, where we tested our freedom to record within public spaces inside & outside of the property. While we were out here recording, we had multiple encounters from customers . One that stood out in particular was a woman who took issue with my apparently recording her car. I suggested she keep the car parked in a garage so I couldn't see it. She then mentioned she'd go inside to ask if I was allowed to record on the property. I made my way inside & could overhear the postal clerk inform the woman that we were allowed to record & there was nothing they could do. As she was eventually leaving , I asked her if she learned a lesson? She asked if I had learned a lesson, so I told her I already knew I was allowed to record. However, she didn't. Police did make an appearance, as the officer remained in the patrol car after pulling up along the curb near a mailbox on the sidewalk. Thankfully, no contact was made by the officer & eventually drove away. I invite you to chime in below in the comments with your thoughts on todays installment & I thank you for taking time out of your day to watch ! F.A.R. out👍 #FirstAmendmentRights 📷📱🇺🇸 #StreetPhotography #PublicVideography #Freedom #FirstAmendmentAudit