Confrontation Over Filming on Sidewalk

Get me PD, please.

Oh, no.

It's illegal.

Oh, it's illegal to film on the sidewalk?

Yes.

It's illegal to film on the sidewalk.

Yes.

You know we live in America, right? Hello.

Do you guys know where a STEP, Special Torah Education Program is?

Get out of my building.

Oh, this is your building?

Get out of my building. I'm gonna call the police.

Who are you?

Why are we calling the police?

There are some guys here who are recording inside a medical office.

These, these YouTube click journalist type of

dudes.

I don't know what they're doing, but they're inside the medical office.

YouTube click journalists trying to audit the billing going straight to the FCC.

Yeah.

They're recording. They're causing a ruckus inside of my

office.

We're not causing a ruckus, actually.

They're leaving-

Whoa, what, what are you filming?

We're trying to meet Aaron Crow. What's the question?

Why is he film recording you?

Uh, he's, he's doing his job. What's-

Are you Tyler?

That's me. Great to meet you.

Hi.

What's going on? What's the problem? What's wrong with Tyler?

Get out of here.

Nothing. Keep driving. You're the one who's calling me over.

What are you doing?

Hey, this is not how the, this is not how the law works.

Same thing.

Yeah, sure, sure, sure. But we can record legally.

Okay.

Okay, great.

Same thing.

So you're gonna follow me around with your hat all day.

We have two guys behind us right here, too. Look at this.

No, it's not.

Yeah, on what? For what?

What are you doing here?

None of your business.

It's illegal.

Oh, it's illegal to film on the sidewalk?

Yes.

It's illegal to film on the sidewalk. You know we live in America, right?

It's called the First Amendment.

Can I film?

Sidewalk.

What are you trying to do here?

Yeah, what am I trying to do?

Leave.

You're being a hater.

Hey.

You're coming up on me telling me I can't film. Get out of here.

This is the First Amendment.

What do you want? What do you want from here?

None of your business. You don't seem like a nice guy.

I'm not gonna talk to you.

You come up here telling me I can't film. This is America. Keep it moving.

Keep it pushing.

Give me five minutes.

Five minutes to do what? To do what? Call the police?

Get out of here.

Get out of here. You get out of here. Keep it moving. I'm walking here.

Do you know this guy by chance? Robert? Looking for a Robert Schnitzkinski.

That's, that's all I'm trying to talk to. No?

Hello. Hello, is there an administrator's office?

Administrator's office?

I'm trying to speak to Robert Schnitzkinski. Do you know him? Robert?

Huh?

We don't know? Um, okay. All right. Thanks, guys, for all your help.

Tyler.

How you doing? How are you?

You're filming without permission.

Uh, I walked in there, yeah.

Get me PD, please.

Oh, no. Well, no one said I couldn't enter.

I just walked in there. Yeah.

How are you?

You know the laws.

What do you mean the laws?

We'll talk in a second.

We're gonna talk? All right, that's good.

Are you Robert by any chance, Robert Schnitzinski? Is that you?

Do you know who that is?

No.

Now we probably have 100 plus people out here. The whole town showed up.

Does anyone speak English?

We know English.

You know English? Okay. I don't think we're gonna meet Robert,

but we met half the

town today. This is quite the commotion, quite the spectacle, honestly.

I never would have thought. How's it going, man? How are you?

I'm doing great.

Look at the, the crowd I have out here. Never before seen.

Even the police can't drive through right now.

What's your name?

My name's Tyler. Good to meet you.

Oh.

Go away from here.

Go away from here? Why?

Yeah.

I'm in New York, right? I can do whatever I want.

I'm walking on the sidewalk.

What's the problem?

Walk, walk on the other one.

You have a great day. They're telling me where I can

and where I can't record on

the sidewalk. Come on, give me a break. This is New York. It gets tiresome,

though.

It gets tiresome