The plaintiff went back there to make them uncomfortable. Reminds me of those ppl on the First Amendment Audit videos refusing to show ID hoping they’ll get a lawsuit.
First of all, I would never go back to an establishment that had asked me to leave before for any reason. And it is kind of creepy honestly. A random guy coming into a store, setting up equipment capable of taking photos/recording AFTER they had already told him to leave. Mmm!!! He was was right when he said it this could've been prevented. By him not going back. This guy.
@@mrsjjones3811 Because he's a frickin perv. If the cops did their job - and if the establishment asked them to - they would have trespassed him so that he couldn't return. He's just creepy AF. 🤢
I have no clue why this guy went back maybe he went back because it is the only food establishment with in walking distance of where he off loads his truck. Look I have no clue and really does not matter if everyone would stop for two seconds and looks at it from his point of view what he did was not creepy maybe a little vindictive but not creepy. So as what was said in court these are the facts. 1) nobody ever told him the girls felt creeped out by him taking the photo. So he has no clue those two chicken heads changed their mind after they did a sexy spring break pose for his camera. 2) A corporate person told him to leave because he did not ask permission to take the photo first. 3) He leaves and does not come back for a few weeks. 4) He did not leave the camera on the counter like everyone is assuming because the other manager clearly said she just saw him put it down and that was enough for her to call 911. 5) he is confronted by cops for simply walking in to a coffee shop weeks later and is now being harassed by the police who even the judge admits is true. No thinks about how little the guy was aware of what had taken place with out his knowledge maybe if he knew the girls called him creepy or that the cops had been called the last time just maybe he would not have gone back. I know that I will warn all of my buddies about this coffe shop and their gestapo tactics when GUYS DO NOT LOOK LIKE SUPER MODELS AND TAKE A PICTURE!! Who wants to bet if the guy was a model nobody would think he was creepy. Just a bunch of woman being biased on this thread you all need to check your behavior when judging someone based on their looks. Oh and guess what most serial killers look normal other wise they would not be so prolific.
I would be uncomfortable too. Sometimes when you’re in an uncomfortable position you’ll comply just to make the situation go away faster. Guy is a total creep. Who goes to businesses to take random pictures of women? Does he do this with men? Does he take random pictures of men?
This is a bit much. If there was a man working at the counter as a batista or cashier, I'm sure he would have taken the pictures. If you are too meek to say 'Actually I would prefer not to be photographed' at your place of work.... How are you going to handle an ACTUAL problem customer? Sounds like a bunch of idiot girls acting like victims, which then caused this man to be arrested. Also, you asking if it happens to men too is kinda out of left field. Would it have made the situation less believable if it were a male employee getting 'uncomfortable' ? No. Are people who identify as women the only possible victims in the world? No. This whole case was a bit ridiculous. If you are a manager: buck up and manage and don't act like a terrified child who doesn't know how to handle a situation. Don't call the police because somebody ASKED to take photos of you, and then you willingly pose for the photos like it's fkin spring break. Seriously, though. It just makes this guy look like a scum bag because they wanted to be like,'Oh no, some creepy guy took a picture of us that we fully allowed and posed for.' Woman up. Just because you were born female doesn't mean you are powerless to any random male that approaches you. Edit: I can't wait for all the 'omg you hate women' comments. Get a life 😂
How is that not on you then be a big girl and say no just like guys have to all the time. Yes, we are called names because of it but at least we don’t go behind people backs and lie about the situation. They do not look creeped out at all and they choose how to pose why pose like that if you are creeped out. Sorry but police kill way to many people now for me to ever call them for some bs like this. Look it up here on you tube go to “earning the hate” videos
@@dogwiththumbs8392 I am a woman and i totally agree with you, this is all bs. " i creeped out" right after you hugged the other worker and smiled for the picture. I am working as a waitress and night receptionist too and i've got way more difficult situations with drunk guests and i never called the police on anyone.
At first I was like "Jesus, they clearly pose, so he clearly asked, chill out" , but everything he did after the first visit is so creepy and weird, especially just randomly leaving a camera on a counter and I don't even know why he would get back to the palce that he was literally asked to leave before. I'm glad he came to the show. At least people know his face and he outed himself as a creep.
he was arrested for not showing his ID to the police when asked . doesnt matter if someone called the cops or not , the cops can ask anyone at anytime to show ID and if u argue with the cops then u will likely be arrested .
@Mar Leonetti you are actually not required to show your ID to police IF they have no probable cause to ask you for it. I know this from personal experience and the case was IMMEDIATELY dismissed and expunged from my record by the judge. I'm in NC by the way.
@@jazzycherokee869 well u can beat the wrap but not the ride . so even tho technically cops may not always have a right to ask for ID , not showing it when asked can still get u arrested and i for one would rather just show my ID than get arrested . nobody gets arrested for showing ID , but alot of people get arrested for not showing it .
He was asked to leave over an issue with taking photos inside the store and then came back the following week and brought a 360° camera?! All of this was caused by him and his weird unwillingness to leave this store and their employees alone. And I'm normally all for people knowing their rights and advocating for them (especially with cops), but the fact that he travels for work and was so quick to point out that he knows all about Massachusetts' ID laws just hit a wrong note with me. That tells me this is not the first time this man has caused issues with his photography.
Definitely NOT his first rodeo... And that is exactly what Judge Milian was picking up on when she asked him if he usually gets asked to leave when taking pictures at places.. notice how she had to ask more than once and he didn't answer right away... Dude's just an entitled creep.
If he is really a photographer, he would have had them sign a waiver for permission to photograph them, which he did not do. Glad the lady was suing him for her employees. He had no right to take pictures in her business without her and their permission.
@@trekgirl65 Just rubbish. I shoot tv commercials and have no trouble walking ng into any store with a camera and asking if they mind me talking pictures. If they mind, I move on. Their loss. With Google maps, their objection to having their shop marketed free is fantastic. The girls posed for him. He wasn't being sneaky. Its just buss hit. Those girls didnt mind. The Manager got snooty over nothing.
He said she said why didn't you ask in advance not that they had an issue with him taking a picture. Which she agreed with so no its the owners fault because just like their employees they don't know how to open their mouth and say wtf they mean. Like really instead of asking to leave tell him why and ask not to come back.
What a creep! I took my sister trick or treating years ago and we got to this one house and the man was TAKING PICTURES of all the kids that came to his door for candy, we got up there and I asked him why he was doing that and he pulls out 2 photo albums with ONLY pictures of little kids trick or treating, I was so creeped out and I told him he couldn't take her picture. This reminded me of that.
why on earth do you think someone is a creep for taking pictures of kids in costume on halloween?? maybe he loves kids! and NOT in a 'creepy way'. maybe YOU are creepy for thinking that. he even showed you the albums! sounds innocent to me
Him leaving the camera on the counter (and walking away, like he didn't leave a camera pointed at the female behind the counter), not having his ID with him in the store (looking up the law, saying he doesn't have to show ID), and his overall demeanor...he definitely seems like a peeping tom to me.
He may be a creeper but he is actually stating the law any place you're in public you can record at your first amendment right I don't know where people get this idea that they can refuse to be filmed or decide when and where they want to be filmed and tell people you can't fill me that's just not how the law works
@@alyssahamlett technically, he was on private property inside the store. But knowing one's rights is smart and doesn't mean it was planned. You don't have to carry photo id on you at all times
@@alyssahamlett that's what typical "Karens" say to get away with their shenanigans. Even tho they initially gave him permission to take the picture in the first place. And even a judge said he didn't do anything wrong. I love JM but she was way off base with this ruling.
@@hey-you7 that's very true. He could give his name and that should be enough. I think that store was doin 2 much. "Help police he took my picture that I said he can take and then came back" 🤣🤣
@@alyssahamlett Exactly like you stated - in public. He was not recording in public in this case. He was in a private business. They set the rules to allow recording or not on its premises.
The plaintiff needs to look at it from the girls angle. He a middle aged man taking pictures of young women. There are so many weirdo’s and dangerous people out there, young women these days do need to be careful and on guard. It’s sad but it is the world we live in.
With THEIR permission. Everyone knows it's not hard for people who work there to say no. They had no hesitation calling the police so I'm pretty sure they could have said no to the picture. Why they take his order then and not just tell him to leave the second he steps foot in the door? They are full of crap.
@@Shellygrrl2573 there's certain guidelines in the corporate world especially when working with the public there's certain protocols that employees follow and you cannot just say whatever you want or feel, you represent the company and some call it a game face/customer service and usually if there's any complaints it gets escalated to a manager which they did and handled it professionally
11:41 i love how she acknowledges that the police will just lie to arrest someone they don’t like. and then 14:40 just outright saying the police regularly abuse their power, forcing people to spend thousands of dollars, simply because their fragile feelings are hurt.
Creeps like to ask girls who are on the clock or working for tips to do things they’re uncomfortable with. They know the girls are more likely to comply. That said, I don’t think this guy was too out of line. I think this was blown out of proportion.
This dude is a lonely weirdo and the fact he tried saying it’s discrimination 🤣 like NO motherfucker you taking photos is weird as fuck. I wonder what he did before asking because for barista’s to feel weird if they said yes doesn’t sound right. I feel he took them got caught and came up with that google bullshit. And I thought with the google photo thing you take the outside and just the place inside? People don’t need to be in it wtf
Watch it again seriously only this time pretend the old man is an old woman and the girls are two college age guys. Also look at the way the woman posed they choose to pose like that would you pose like that if you felt even a little creeped out by the person taking the picture. I think the manager made a big deal about it so the workers got nervous and said they only went on along to get along that way they did not get in trouble and the manager got to take her anger out on the guy instead of the workers.
@@ikep.5325 yah of course you’re a man defending a man. And what’s wrong with us posing like that? It’s not raunchy are we suppose to pose how you men pose which is always awkward as hell.
He sounds like one of those people who walk around being all creepy and filming things and making people uncomfortable but when the cops get called they get all indignant and make a scene and refuse to answer questions because *tHeY KNow ThEIr RIgHts*🙄🙄🙄
So true! And he's definitely angry Abt getting kicked out. Seems like he's been simmering all week. Couldn't let it go so he's deliberately aggravating the situation and passive aggressive. Or else why bother coming back. He can find thousands of other locations but he just can't control himself. He's kinda borderline stalkerISH. U tell those nutso's no and they have no understanding of the word. No normal would go back,unless they're still friggin pissed off. He's being ridiculous. And arrogant, and there to let her know he's the MAN, as he swings his nutballz in their face. Smh he's petty, and now he just acting we weird. Just like rape, no doesn't mean, maybe next week. No means no, so go away and don't come back. I thought it was all good UNTIL he came back. That's odd behavior and not even his full-time regular Job.
only YOU can 'make yourself uncomfortable'. only you yourself. if you feel he is 'one of those people who walk around being all creepy and filming things AND make people uncomfortable", then walk away. not EVERYONE is a creep!! even if YOU think so. it's not up to you
Idk, the shop may be doing too much but then again people are creeps and you can be too sure so better safe than sorry. Especially when he sat a camera up and then set elsewhere. That’s weird
Its what we have to do to get a shot. I shoot tv commercials and have often set up a video camera on tables just to get a 2 second clip. I can tell if there is a problem and in most cases I will show the people if they mind. Some dont like it but thats ok. I just delete. Its not creepy at all. Most staff love being on tv.
How many people think the girls changed their mind because the manager made a big deal about this. I have seen it a million times a manager gets pissed so the employees change their mind so they don’t get yelled at
The plaintiff is creepy as hell. Why would you go back after you were told to leave and you’re taking more pictures? I don’t blame the staff for calling the police on you again.
just a male point of view here , i dont get why he even wanted pics of the females because its not like they were dressed in a scantily clad way , they were fully dressed and not showing anything .
Ask the barista that just about got kidnapped through the drive thru window if these gals are overreacting…. I’d say she would say “hell no”! This guy probably felt that it was his “Right” to take photos & went back to “prove” how wrong the Manager was for telling him to leave. There is a real sense of scary creepy entitlement coming off of this guy.
Right !! In today’s world you never know what sometimes intention could be if they are creepily taking photos. Human sex trafficking is at an all time high. Woman have the right to say NO !! And feel weirded out like come on.
My wife had some creep film her at a coffee shop. The coffee shop owner noticed what was happening and told her and she called the cops. The guy had the same reaction “there’s nothing wrong. I’m just taking a picture”. Creeps are everywhere and they are always “just taking a picture”. Its weird and its not ok.
The Plaintiff never actually said what he does with the photographs. I find the whole thing creepy and he should not have been taking photos of the women.
@@BandhariWickette I see that now, but the man is a truck driver, not a photographer for Google. I have never heard of someone seeing an app advertising assistance in taking street views. Also, Google street views are "street views", not specific photos of people. I may be missing something, but this still seems very odd and creepy to me.
Plantiff: "I didn't even think about the fact on July the 3rd, she asked me to leave." Also Plantiff: "All they had to do was ask me to leave." dude, they did. get lost
Yep and he left! Then they just called the cops the second time with out even giving him a chance to leave how about we all act like decent people and say hey we don’t want you to come back so please leave if he refuses or comes back again then you call the cops. But you keep calling the cops and when they kill some kid or old person or a mentally unstable person that is none violent because you called them well then the death is on your hands as well. Cops are straight up murders now a days watch earning the hate videos you will see murders
As a grown woman who works retail,if I see someone leave something on the counter that looks like camera I'm gonna tell them to move it and I don't consent to pictures
For him to come back after the first incident and then set the camera up facing them ….. he was being an asshole and trying to do what HE wanted to do. He was being a creep and then getting into it with the cops is him wanting to be a victim
This guy is super creepy. He deserve to get arrested. They asked him to leave so you do not go back. Street view does not have anything to do with pictures of the inside.
This a weird case. I think what he is doing is innocent but I also agree that it's creepy because u can never tell what someone is plotting to do. The judgement was spot on tho. The manager did what she felt was right. He was being rude with the police and that's why he got arrested. Was not the resturants fault.
Taking photos is innocent but not the way he is doing it. He knew exactly what he was doing. And he changed his camera facing the girls story twice. And then tried using the discrimination card. Plus he said he has 700 photos mhm sure sir of women because you’re a predator.
Then why were all his charges dropped if he was so rude? There was no evidence that his camera on the counter was taking pics. They assumed his camera was taking their pic without asking him if it was. That's why they called the police. It wasn't cuz he made them uncomfortable. The camera did
@@dedehandy15 i'm with you on on the charges being dropped, and him winning the disturbing the peace. Its clear the cops were either not well trained, or wanting to 'teach this guy a lesson' about not respecting the authority they THINK they have. This guy is suing the wrong people though - he should be suing the cops and the town that employs them.
@@burtonm3220 He could be suing the cops but everything like he was saying and changing his story multiple times which was caught by multiple people who have commented he clearly is a predator taking photos of women
This plaintiff is what makes living in a free world difficult. He wants to cause problems and take advantage of America. Hope he learns his lesson done day that he is a problem and needs to fix himself. However, he will never realize it because he's a selfish being.
This is why we should get rid of qualified immunity for the police. The judge stated that he was arrested for contempt of cop. He didn't actually commit a crime, he just pissed off a cop.
When i was taking business some of my assignment were to question local business' and some of the questions could get me arrested and I told my instructor that some questions would have been normal in the 80's and 90's but not today everyone is on edge.
After seeing his body language and hearing everything especially a camera device pointed at them and left this is a tactic that a potential burglars or perpetrators (we don't know his EXACT motive) use to pick their targets. At the very least, even the most inexperienced person will watch several places for several hours before they and/or their team pounce...edit then he kept saying said no one ever told him this or that and talked that much to him 🤦THEY DONT WANT TO TALK WITH YOU (((CRINGE))) CREEPY
It’s a private owned business he was asked to leave. The young ladies were very pretty and I’m sure he wanted a picture for more than Google Street. Most definitely a creep and only returned because he felt entitled and look what it got him. I heard him say he was discriminated against no sir perversion has no race. The Defendant was very respectful, both of the ladies were.
Right !!! Like sir how is it discrimination. This reminds me of the Hilary Duff situation where she confronted a photographer for taking photos of her son and his soccer team and he was making up some bullshit excuse.
@@samanthaervin2290 that doesn’t mean anything. And anyone can find anyone attractive plus it’s work at a restaurant it’s not Sephora, Louis Vuitton etc not a beauty pageant.
Lots of ASSumptions about what/who he found "pretty" and CONCLUSIONS about him being "creepy" with his hand in his pants......which IS discriminatory and Bias against, men. He could have just as easily just been a single minded NERD trying to get pics for Google....ppl are obsessed with that dumb sh*t but of course every other woman FEELS some man must be 👀 AT them....cause they are so "hot" Dude asked, they said "Sure"....posed and THEN decided he was "creepy" when he just may have been a awkward truck driving nerd 🙄 He clearly said he'd Delete this pics.... When he came back, they could have objected to him being there but they Smiled in his face, took his order and money 💰 then called 911
This guy is 1000000% creep. You come back to a place that tells you to leave, then you come back and PUT A DEVICE ON THE FRONT COUNTER! And you LIE about working for Google?? Creepo.
The judge absolutely made the right call here! This guy was a creep! Even if he meant no harm in taking their picture it's still creepy and it makes some people uncomfortable! He needs to learn to be more respectful of others!
So many woman on here saying he is a creep. I am sorry but if he asked to take the photo and they posed for it and then nobody ever TELLS HIM THE GIRLS HE TOOK A PICTURE OF CHANGED THEIR MIND then why is he the weird creepy one and not the woman who set him up to be arrested. Wow amazed at how much is being ignored by all these woman. Put yourself in his place try to see it as if a older woman took a photo of two college aged guys working there and then tell the manager some creepy old woman took their picture which they said yes to but now they changed their minds and they feel creeped out by it now tell me how you feel about it.
Judge Milian's husband admitted that being the son of 2 police officers he heard all his life the motto, "You can beat the Rap, but you can't beat the Ride." Sounds like his parents thought it was perfectly fine to arrest people even though any charges would likely not hold up in court. Those are usually situations of arrest for "contempt of cop", not for violations of the law. It is ironic that this couple being both former justices find this humorous (unless of course it ever happens to them or a family member).
I would not have been comfortable with him taking a pic either. I might have given him the benefit of the doubt if it was only once and he never came back in again. Might have even gave him a pass if he just came in to eat without the camera. But placing that camera there, nah. He was up to no good. As for those saying they're being too sensitive, lucky you. You've obviously not dealt with pervs or stalkers. Rule is, better to err on the side of caution. I would have liked to have heard from the baristas. He left enough of an impression to identify him later. Seeing hundreds of people's faces in a week, they all blur together. People that evoke strong emotions are the ones you remember.
I agree that it is really bizarre that they are taking photos inside with employees when it is supposed to be used for Google Street view. I am surprised the Judge Millan didn't bring that up, as to why he didn't take the photo outside. That guy seemed pretty shady and he will learn to obey the Police orders.
@@WeazelGamingHI That's not street view, those are just random photos that people took while eating there. Street view can't be uploaded by just anyone, you have to be vetted and it's a 360 photo not random snapshots.
At first I thought he meant he was doing the Google Reviews. That would make more sense with taking photos and visiting new establishments in whatever area he is in. This guy’s creepy though whatever he’s doing
I’ve worked 15 years at Starbucks. For all 15 years we are told”Absolutely no pictures taken of baristas or the store. You can take pictures of your drink or who you are with but no pictures of store. It’s corporate policy
Oh really because I was at the reserve Starbucks in Chicago and I didn’t get in trouble. Of course I used to literally loiter in auto dealerships and not get in trouble so… 🤷🏽♀️
My mind immediately goes to sex trafficking! It makes no logical sense for someone who is a truck driver to want pictures of these ladies. Imagine how many others he's done that to and never reported!
Taking photos of people without their permission is creepy so I don't blame these women at all for reporting the defendant. This guy sounds like one of those "auditors" who provoke people and law enforcement just to get a reaction out of them. Don't get me wrong, police need to be checked but some of these people really are wasting people's time. Why would you go back to a place that told you to leave? That is not normal behavior. If this was me and it really innocent photo taking like he says, I would have been put off by their, what seems like, sensitive behavior. I would not go back there for a meal. Women get blamed if they don't report sexual harassment and they get blamed when they do...
@@forthegreatergloryofgod8044 I get told I don't look excited when I am all the time. I tell them, sorry if I don't look excited but I am...haha. You can't always judge how people look with what is going on inside. Maybe they are trying to put up a strong front.
@@forthegreatergloryofgod8044 they gave him permission. That's what's so confusing. If they felt creeped out by the suggestion I'm pretty sure they could have said no. They had no problem calling the police when he stepped foot in there and gave him a sandwich. They could have told him to just automatically leave 🤷🏽♀️
@@Shellygrrl2573 that was confusing. But the more he talked it made me think he creeped them out the most after taking the picture. Like maybe the longer he was in the shop, his demeanor was being observed and the waitresses started to get bad/creepy vibes from him. This has happened to me when I used to work in retail. I would meet a customer who at first contact would seem "normal" but the longer we interact I realize they were "off" or "creepy."
This guy is weird. Why go back to the restaurant with a camera? You don’t need to take a picture of the staff for Google. People are on high alert because of all these craziness going on in the world. Leave people alone!
Dude you were told to get out the first time. Why on earth would you go back to do the same thing you were kicked out for? And sue for $7k 🥴 a creep indeed
Why does Google maps need a photo of the inside of a business? I think him intending on taking multiple photos on different days is creepy. The girls and manager have no guarantee that he'd delete the photo if they called and asked him. For all they know, he was using the picture for nefarious reasons.
I’m actually at odds with all the other comments, it seems. I think it’s probably innocent that he goes back to the coffee shop even though he had an awkward interaction with the manager. I used to work guerrilla marketing and had plenty of interactions like this. He asked for permission before the photo was taken and no one told him not photograph. No one told him not to come back. Asking him not to return seems like a prerequisite for all this nonsense. Police didn’t respond to disorderly conduct, they responded to a non-issue and created an issue. If you don’t want someone in your business, someone has to let that person know. I would sue the police department because they should have just told him to leave, not punish him for exercising his right not to furnish an ID.
@Cigar Men Showcase My comment had nothing to do with you. It was joke based on the original posters comment. If someone responds directly to a comment you've posted you should get a notification indicating that, if someone responds to a post you've commented on you should get a notification saying that.
Because they are smart, Meinertzhagen's Haversack. It’s a principle of military deception. Essentially, it means you have to continue to act the part in order to continue to fool your opponent.
The bottom line is the place is there to eat. Staring at strangers, taking pictures, video, is usually not a very welcomed thing. The guy needs a girlfriend.
He might be working with Google Street, but there's no reason for him to show the photo to the baristas who were there the second time. He's inordinately proud of those photos; that alone would make me nervous of him.
He just makes me shudder with chills, and who and what app is paying him to take these photos? And why would you leave a camera on the counter, walk away and NOT be filming what's going on? It makes you ask the question if he leaves his camera in the toilets too? He says he just wishes they had 'talked' to him, so he once again, he wants to force them into an interaction. He is as creepy as they get...
While the defendant does give me creep vibes by his demeanor, my issue is with the girls giving him permission to take the photo and then, according to the manager, turning around and saying they felt uncomfortable. If they didn't want their picture taken and were so uncomfortable (which I'm not so sure about considering they didn't look uncomfortable in the photo and even posted together) , they should have said no. If he had still taken their photo anyways it would be an entirely different story. Plus the manager claims that's why she asked him to leave but when she confronted him, her issue was that he hadn't called in advance and personal asked her about it. And that girl from the photo was being a little extra saying when he walked in the other bartender "started shaking". Definitely feel like the manager coached the girls and was really the only one who had a problem with it. All this could have been avoided had she simply told him to leave AND not come back. Then again, why he came back in the first place after what happened I don't understand 😔
He was giving free advertisement on Street View for the coffee shop. The workers are hysterical & silly who need to live in the real world. He was not disorderly & everyone should avoid going to Mary Lou's as anyone can be arrested there!
It's totally clear the judge had her mind made up. The owner should have been very clear with him if she didn't want him back in her establishment. The defendants response at the end says it all... "We were just following procedure". That's the defense a person uses when they are caught doing too much with their authority.
Google Street view is exactly that, street view. Not inside shots of young female employees. Just a creep using google as a cover story to take pictures of young women.
I think the 1st picture of the staff was unnecessarily the 1st weak link in the big collapse. Just inside the store not necessarily of the employees posting
I am unaware of a Google street view app that prompts you to take pictures of baristas. I have been a Google guide for years and have millions of hits on photos of exteriors and of food but I don't take pictures of employees. maybe there's a different app he's talking about?
The plaintiff went back there to make them uncomfortable. Reminds me of those ppl on the First Amendment Audit videos refusing to show ID hoping they’ll get a lawsuit.
Boston Massachusetts says everything I need to know about these people 🤣🤣🤣
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First of all, I would never go back to an establishment that had asked me to leave before for any reason. And it is kind of creepy honestly. A random guy coming into a store, setting up equipment capable of taking photos/recording AFTER they had already told him to leave. Mmm!!! He was was right when he said it this could've been prevented. By him not going back. This guy.
EXACTLY!!! Yes, it could have been prevented. By YOU!
Yep! Why I’m the world would he even go back?! That’s weird.
@@mrsjjones3811 Because he's a frickin perv. If the cops did their job - and if the establishment asked them to - they would have trespassed him so that he couldn't return. He's just creepy AF. 🤢
I would go back if it's a place that's closer to where I live
I have no clue why this guy went back maybe he went back because it is the only food establishment with in walking distance of where he off loads his truck. Look I have no clue and really does not matter if everyone would stop for two seconds and looks at it from his point of view what he did was not creepy maybe a little vindictive but not creepy.
So as what was said in court these are the facts.
1) nobody ever told him the girls felt creeped out by him taking the photo. So he has no clue those two chicken heads changed their mind after they did a sexy spring break pose for his camera.
2) A corporate person told him to leave because he did not ask permission to take the photo first.
3) He leaves and does not come back for a few weeks.
4) He did not leave the camera on the counter like everyone is assuming because the other manager clearly said she just saw him put it down and that was enough for her to call 911.
5) he is confronted by cops for simply walking in to a coffee shop weeks later and is now being harassed by the police who even the judge admits is true.
No thinks about how little the guy was aware of what had taken place with out his knowledge maybe if he knew the girls called him creepy or that the cops had been called the last time just maybe he would not have gone back. I know that I will warn all of my buddies about this coffe shop and their gestapo tactics when GUYS DO NOT LOOK LIKE SUPER MODELS AND TAKE A PICTURE!! Who wants to bet if the guy was a model nobody would think he was creepy. Just a bunch of woman being biased on this thread you all need to check your behavior when judging someone based on their looks. Oh and guess what most serial killers look normal other wise they would not be so prolific.
I would be uncomfortable too. Sometimes when you’re in an uncomfortable position you’ll comply just to make the situation go away faster. Guy is a total creep. Who goes to businesses to take random pictures of women? Does he do this with men? Does he take random pictures of men?
This is a bit much.
If there was a man working at the counter as a batista or cashier, I'm sure he would have taken the pictures. If you are too meek to say 'Actually I would prefer not to be photographed' at your place of work.... How are you going to handle an ACTUAL problem customer?
Sounds like a bunch of idiot girls acting like victims, which then caused this man to be arrested.
Also, you asking if it happens to men too is kinda out of left field.
Would it have made the situation less believable if it were a male employee getting 'uncomfortable' ?
No.
Are people who identify as women the only possible victims in the world?
No.
This whole case was a bit ridiculous. If you are a manager: buck up and manage and don't act like a terrified child who doesn't know how to handle a situation.
Don't call the police because somebody ASKED to take photos of you, and then you willingly pose for the photos like it's fkin spring break.
Seriously, though. It just makes this guy look like a scum bag because they wanted to be like,'Oh no, some creepy guy took a picture of us that we fully allowed and posed for.'
Woman up. Just because you were born female doesn't mean you are powerless to any random male that approaches you.
Edit: I can't wait for all the 'omg you hate women' comments. Get a life 😂
How would you be uncomfortable!!!!!!!!?¿??????
When you make videos on TikTok with less clothes on or etc!!!!!!!!!
Shut your mouth!!!!!!!!
How is that not on you then be a big girl and say no just like guys have to all the time. Yes, we are called names because of it but at least we don’t go behind people backs and lie about the situation. They do not look creeped out at all and they choose how to pose why pose like that if you are creeped out. Sorry but police kill way to many people now for me to ever call them for some bs like this. Look it up here on you tube go to “earning the hate” videos
@@dogwiththumbs8392 Yes. Exactly 💯.
@@dogwiththumbs8392 I am a woman and i totally agree with you, this is all bs. " i creeped out" right after you hugged the other worker and smiled for the picture. I am working as a waitress and night receptionist too and i've got way more difficult situations with drunk guests and i never called the police on anyone.
At first I was like "Jesus, they clearly pose, so he clearly asked, chill out" , but everything he did after the first visit is so creepy and weird, especially just randomly leaving a camera on a counter and I don't even know why he would get back to the palce that he was literally asked to leave before. I'm glad he came to the show. At least people know his face and he outed himself as a creep.
@Monika ... EXACTLY where/how my thoughts went...lol
he was arrested for not showing his ID to the police when asked . doesnt matter if someone called the cops or not , the cops can ask anyone at anytime to show ID and if u argue with the cops then u will likely be arrested .
@@marleonetti7 I don't think you answered the correct comment. I didn't question one bit why he got arrested.
@Mar Leonetti you are actually not required to show your ID to police IF they have no probable cause to ask you for it. I know this from personal experience and the case was IMMEDIATELY dismissed and expunged from my record by the judge. I'm in NC by the way.
@@jazzycherokee869 well u can beat the wrap but not the ride . so even tho technically cops may not always have a right to ask for ID , not showing it when asked can still get u arrested and i for one would rather just show my ID than get arrested . nobody gets arrested for showing ID , but alot of people get arrested for not showing it .
He was asked to leave over an issue with taking photos inside the store and then came back the following week and brought a 360° camera?! All of this was caused by him and his weird unwillingness to leave this store and their employees alone.
And I'm normally all for people knowing their rights and advocating for them (especially with cops), but the fact that he travels for work and was so quick to point out that he knows all about Massachusetts' ID laws just hit a wrong note with me. That tells me this is not the first time this man has caused issues with his photography.
Definitely NOT his first rodeo... And that is exactly what Judge Milian was picking up on when she asked him if he usually gets asked to leave when taking pictures at places.. notice how she had to ask more than once and he didn't answer right away... Dude's just an entitled creep.
If he is really a photographer, he would have had them sign a waiver for permission to photograph them, which he did not do. Glad the lady was suing him for her employees. He had no right to take pictures in her business without her and their permission.
@@trekgirl65 Just rubbish. I shoot tv commercials and have no trouble walking ng into any store with a camera and asking if they mind me talking pictures. If they mind, I move on. Their loss. With Google maps, their objection to having their shop marketed free is fantastic. The girls posed for him. He wasn't being sneaky. Its just buss hit. Those girls didnt mind. The Manager got snooty over nothing.
He said she said why didn't you ask in advance not that they had an issue with him taking a picture. Which she agreed with so no its the owners fault because just like their employees they don't know how to open their mouth and say wtf they mean. Like really instead of asking to leave tell him why and ask not to come back.
@@sashabenoit1518 yes very weird 😔
What a creep! I took my sister trick or treating years ago and we got to this one house and the man was TAKING PICTURES of all the kids that came to his door for candy, we got up there and I asked him why he was doing that and he pulls out 2 photo albums with ONLY pictures of little kids trick or treating, I was so creeped out and I told him he couldn't take her picture. This reminded me of that.
Predators/pedophiles are on the rise here. Just simply look up "catching predators" on yt and you'll be horrified
Am I a creep for subscribing to your channel?
why on earth do you think someone is a creep for taking pictures of kids in costume on halloween?? maybe he loves kids! and NOT in a 'creepy way'. maybe YOU are creepy for thinking that. he even showed you the albums! sounds innocent to me
Him leaving the camera on the counter (and walking away, like he didn't leave a camera pointed at the female behind the counter), not having his ID with him in the store (looking up the law, saying he doesn't have to show ID), and his overall demeanor...he definitely seems like a peeping tom to me.
He may be a creeper but he is actually stating the law any place you're in public you can record at your first amendment right I don't know where people get this idea that they can refuse to be filmed or decide when and where they want to be filmed and tell people you can't fill me that's just not how the law works
@@alyssahamlett technically, he was on private property inside the store. But knowing one's rights is smart and doesn't mean it was planned. You don't have to carry photo id on you at all times
@@alyssahamlett that's what typical "Karens" say to get away with their shenanigans. Even tho they initially gave him permission to take the picture in the first place. And even a judge said he didn't do anything wrong. I love JM but she was way off base with this ruling.
@@hey-you7 that's very true. He could give his name and that should be enough. I think that store was doin 2 much. "Help police he took my picture that I said he can take and then came back" 🤣🤣
@@alyssahamlett Exactly like you stated - in public. He was not recording in public in this case. He was in a private business. They set the rules to allow recording or not on its premises.
The plaintiff needs to look at it from the girls angle. He a middle aged man taking pictures of young women. There are so many weirdo’s and dangerous people out there, young women these days do need to be careful and on guard. It’s sad but it is the world we live in.
With THEIR permission. Everyone knows it's not hard for people who work there to say no. They had no hesitation calling the police so I'm pretty sure they could have said no to the picture. Why they take his order then and not just tell him to leave the second he steps foot in the door? They are full of crap.
@@Shellygrrl2573 there's certain guidelines in the corporate world especially when working with the public there's certain protocols that employees follow and you cannot just say whatever you want or feel, you represent the company and some call it a game face/customer service and usually if there's any complaints it gets escalated to a manager which they did and handled it professionally
Bullshit. The girls didnt look scared did they?
Just pathetic. They take more selfies of themselves than this guy will ever do.
@@jenniferbayarea5748 Someone being 'uncomfortable' doesn't infringe on his rights to take photos. He didn't even have to ask. It's a public place.
FACTS!! ✌️
11:41 i love how she acknowledges that the police will just lie to arrest someone they don’t like. and then 14:40 just outright saying the police regularly abuse their power, forcing people to spend thousands of dollars, simply because their fragile feelings are hurt.
Exactly... They need not be police... Civilians have rights...
No one is obligated to engage with a creep.
Exactly they were not obligated they smiled and accepted to take a picture
Creeps like to ask girls who are on the clock or working for tips to do things they’re uncomfortable with. They know the girls are more likely to comply.
That said, I don’t think this guy was too out of line. I think this was blown out of proportion.
Boy, they sure are jumpy, too much coffee?😀
Since when does google streetview go inside businesses and take photos?
Exactly, they don't. Google has a fleet of cars with cameras on them and they are well marked
It is likely that the backwards plaintiff only meant the Google app, which includes photos, reviews and street view features.
The plaintiff is hella shady. Why would you go back to a place that wanted you to leave the first time?
Because he likes their lattes. Yeah right. Dude is weird.
This dude is a lonely weirdo and the fact he tried saying it’s discrimination 🤣 like NO motherfucker you taking photos is weird as fuck. I wonder what he did before asking because for barista’s to feel weird if they said yes doesn’t sound right. I feel he took them got caught and came up with that google bullshit. And I thought with the google photo thing you take the outside and just the place inside? People don’t need to be in it wtf
Watch it again seriously only this time pretend the old man is an old woman and the girls are two college age guys.
Also look at the way the woman posed they choose to pose like that would you pose like that if you felt even a little creeped out by the person taking the picture.
I think the manager made a big deal about it so the workers got nervous and said they only went on along to get along that way they did not get in trouble and the manager got to take her anger out on the guy instead of the workers.
@@ikep.5325 yah of course you’re a man defending a man. And what’s wrong with us posing like that? It’s not raunchy are we suppose to pose how you men pose which is always awkward as hell.
Exactly
He sounds like one of those people who walk around being all creepy and filming things and making people uncomfortable but when the cops get called they get all indignant and make a scene and refuse to answer questions because *tHeY KNow ThEIr RIgHts*🙄🙄🙄
Filming things and making people feel uncomfortable is personal problem. Always use your rights or lose them.
And then files a tv court case to round things out... yep
So true! And he's definitely angry Abt getting kicked out. Seems like he's been simmering all week. Couldn't let it go so he's deliberately aggravating the situation and passive aggressive. Or else why bother coming back. He can find thousands of other locations but he just can't control himself. He's kinda borderline stalkerISH. U tell those nutso's no and they have no understanding of the word. No normal would go back,unless they're still friggin pissed off. He's being ridiculous. And arrogant, and there to let her know he's the MAN, as he swings his nutballz in their face. Smh he's petty, and now he just acting we weird. Just like rape, no doesn't mean, maybe next week. No means no, so go away and don't come back. I thought it was all good UNTIL he came back. That's odd behavior and not even his full-time regular Job.
Creeps thrive on plausible deniability and people giving them the benefit of the doubt. That's how they get away with it for so long.
only YOU can 'make yourself uncomfortable'. only you yourself. if you feel he is 'one of those people who walk around being all creepy and filming things AND make people uncomfortable", then walk away. not EVERYONE is a creep!! even if YOU think so. it's not up to you
Why would any sane person ever go back into a cafe where they were recently asked to leave because they made the employees feel uncomfortable?
Idk, the shop may be doing too much but then again people are creeps and you can be too sure so better safe than sorry. Especially when he sat a camera up and then set elsewhere. That’s weird
IT'S A PRIVATE BUSINESS!!!
Its what we have to do to get a shot. I shoot tv commercials and have often set up a video camera on tables just to get a 2 second clip. I can tell if there is a problem and in most cases I will show the people if they mind. Some dont like it but thats ok. I just delete.
Its not creepy at all. Most staff love being on tv.
Hopefully, we don't see him in the news in a couple of years. Women beware of this man! JM's team, Thanks for the creep notice!
How many people think the girls changed their mind because the manager made a big deal about this.
I have seen it a million times a manager gets pissed so the employees change their mind so they don’t get yelled at
Yes correct… they work in a public setting in 2023… the 1st image was completely innocent
Creepy. Just plain frickin creepy. 🤕🤢🤮
Entitlement 101: “They should… They should… They should”
The plaintiff is creepy as hell. Why would you go back after you were told to leave and you’re taking more pictures? I don’t blame the staff for calling the police on you again.
just a male point of view here , i dont get why he even wanted pics of the females because its not like they were dressed in a scantily clad way , they were fully dressed and not showing anything .
The whole thing could be prevented if he does not return to a place where he is not welcome😊
Ask the barista that just about got kidnapped through the drive thru window if these gals are overreacting…. I’d say she would say “hell no”! This guy probably felt that it was his “Right” to take photos & went back to “prove” how wrong the Manager was for telling him to leave. There is a real sense of scary creepy entitlement coming off of this guy.
I think that's a totally different situation...crazy things do happen...this is just stoooopid though
apples and oranges
Right !! In today’s world you never know what sometimes intention could be if they are creepily taking photos. Human sex trafficking is at an all time high. Woman have the right to say NO !! And feel weirded out like come on.
The girl that they tried to kid nap at Lowe's
My wife had some creep film her at a coffee shop. The coffee shop owner noticed what was happening and told her and she called the cops. The guy had the same reaction “there’s nothing wrong. I’m just taking a picture”. Creeps are everywhere and they are always “just taking a picture”. Its weird and its not ok.
The Plaintiff never actually said what he does with the photographs. I find the whole thing creepy and he should not have been taking photos of the women.
At the beginning he said he takes the photos for Google street view.
@@BandhariWickette I see that now, but the man is a truck driver, not a photographer for Google. I have never heard of someone seeing an app advertising assistance in taking street views. Also, Google street views are "street views", not specific photos of people. I may be missing something, but this still seems very odd and creepy to me.
Enough with the Discrimination nonsense. He is a Creeper and was called out for it.
OMG if that employee is so insecure about herself she should get a office job. NO REASON FOR THIS FUZZ
He thinks his behavior , his reasoning, is normal. It’s not.
Weirdo😡
Judge’s mama bear ways came thru ❤ he’s a total creep who uses google photos as an excuse to be nasty!
The plaintiff is a creep. Great call JM 🎉
I don't get why a guy would take a picture of two girls working at a coffee shop. Bizarre.
💯they had every right to feel uncomfortable HE WAS CASING
He definitely was not taking photos for Google street view.
Plantiff: "I didn't even think about the fact on July the 3rd, she asked me to leave."
Also Plantiff: "All they had to do was ask me to leave."
dude, they did. get lost
Talk to you?! Nobody got time for that. They’re running a business. She told u to leave and that’s all that needed to be said
Yep and he left! Then they just called the cops the second time with out even giving him a chance to leave how about we all act like decent people and say hey we don’t want you to come back so please leave if he refuses or comes back again then you call the cops.
But you keep calling the cops and when they kill some kid or old person or a mentally unstable person that is none violent because you called them well then the death is on your hands as well.
Cops are straight up murders now a days watch earning the hate videos you will see murders
As a grown woman who works retail,if I see someone leave something on the counter that looks like camera I'm gonna tell them to move it and I don't consent to pictures
The way woman are being trafficked left and right I would’ve called the police also
Those creepy women make me feel uncomfortable. IfI ever go back to Massachusetts I’ll stay as far away from Rockland as possible.
For him to come back after the first incident and then set the camera up facing them ….. he was being an asshole and trying to do what HE wanted to do. He was being a creep and then getting into it with the cops is him wanting to be a victim
Yes it is known as contempt of cop and it should be illegal he should be able to see the cop personally for his cost and the cop should have to pay it
This guy is super creepy. He deserve to get arrested. They asked him to leave so you do not go back. Street view does not have anything to do with pictures of the inside.
This a weird case. I think what he is doing is innocent but I also agree that it's creepy because u can never tell what someone is plotting to do. The judgement was spot on tho. The manager did what she felt was right. He was being rude with the police and that's why he got arrested. Was not the resturants fault.
Taking photos is innocent but not the way he is doing it. He knew exactly what he was doing. And he changed his camera facing the girls story twice. And then tried using the discrimination card. Plus he said he has 700 photos mhm sure sir of women because you’re a predator.
Then why were all his charges dropped if he was so rude? There was no evidence that his camera on the counter was taking pics. They assumed his camera was taking their pic without asking him if it was. That's why they called the police. It wasn't cuz he made them uncomfortable. The camera did
@@dedehandy15 i'm with you on on the charges being dropped, and him winning the disturbing the peace. Its clear the cops were either not well trained, or wanting to 'teach this guy a lesson' about not respecting the authority they THINK they have. This guy is suing the wrong people though - he should be suing the cops and the town that employs them.
@@dedehandy15 yeah you have no idea what you’re talking about
@@burtonm3220 He could be suing the cops but everything like he was saying and changing his story multiple times which was caught by multiple people who have commented he clearly is a predator taking photos of women
Nah this guy is weird. I was on his side until he set his 360 camera on the counter video taping the ladies
This plaintiff is what makes living in a free world difficult. He wants to cause problems and take advantage of America. Hope he learns his lesson done day that he is a problem and needs to fix himself. However, he will never realize it because he's a selfish being.
This is why we should get rid of qualified immunity for the police. The judge stated that he was arrested for contempt of cop. He didn't actually commit a crime, he just pissed off a cop.
When i was taking business some of my assignment were to question local business' and some of the questions could get me arrested and I told my instructor that some questions would have been normal in the 80's and 90's but not today everyone is on edge.
Like what? I would like an example of the list
contempt of cop? what? those police should not have arrested him.
Their feelings were hurt...
At 9:03 the Plaintiff evades Judge's question then changes the subject...He's SHADY
After seeing his body language and hearing everything especially a camera device pointed at them and left this is a tactic that a potential burglars or perpetrators (we don't know his EXACT motive) use to pick their targets. At the very least, even the most inexperienced person will watch several places for several hours before they and/or their team pounce...edit then he kept saying said no one ever told him this or that and talked that much to him 🤦THEY DONT WANT TO TALK WITH YOU (((CRINGE))) CREEPY
It’s a private owned business he was asked to leave. The young ladies were very pretty and I’m sure he wanted a picture for more than Google Street. Most definitely a creep and only returned because he felt entitled and look what it got him. I heard him say he was discriminated against no sir perversion has no race. The Defendant was very respectful, both of the ladies were.
Right !!! Like sir how is it discrimination. This reminds me of the Hilary Duff situation where she confronted a photographer for taking photos of her son and his soccer team and he was making up some bullshit excuse.
They not pretty
@@samanthaervin2290 that doesn’t mean anything. And anyone can find anyone attractive plus it’s work at a restaurant it’s not Sephora, Louis Vuitton etc not a beauty pageant.
Lots of ASSumptions about what/who he found "pretty" and CONCLUSIONS about him being "creepy" with his hand in his pants......which IS discriminatory and Bias against, men.
He could have just as easily just been a single minded NERD trying to get pics for Google....ppl are obsessed with that dumb sh*t but of course every other woman FEELS some man must be 👀 AT them....cause they are so "hot"
Dude asked, they said "Sure"....posed and THEN decided he was "creepy" when he just may have been a awkward truck driving nerd 🙄
He clearly said he'd Delete this pics....
When he came back, they could have objected to him being there but they Smiled in his face, took his order and money 💰 then called 911
This guy is 1000000% creep. You come back to a place that tells you to leave, then you come back and PUT A DEVICE ON THE FRONT COUNTER! And you LIE about working for Google?? Creepo.
The judge absolutely made the right call here! This guy was a creep! Even if he meant no harm in taking their picture it's still creepy and it makes some people uncomfortable! He needs to learn to be more respectful of others!
They didn't want to talk to you, Mr. Creepy!!
Well said 👍👍
There are cameras everywhere we go and so are cameras. It’s life. If he didn’t say anything Vulgar to any of the Women what’s the problem?
So many woman on here saying he is a creep. I am sorry but if he asked to take the photo and they posed for it and then nobody ever TELLS HIM THE GIRLS HE TOOK A PICTURE OF CHANGED THEIR MIND then why is he the weird creepy one and not the woman who set him up to be arrested. Wow amazed at how much is being ignored by all these woman.
Put yourself in his place try to see it as if a older woman took a photo of two college aged guys working there and then tell the manager some creepy old woman took their picture which they said yes to but now they changed their minds and they feel creeped out by it now tell me how you feel about it.
Judge Milian's husband admitted that being the son of 2 police officers he heard all his life the motto, "You can beat the Rap, but you can't beat the Ride." Sounds like his parents thought it was perfectly fine to arrest people even though any charges would likely not hold up in court. Those are usually situations of arrest for "contempt of cop", not for violations of the law. It is ironic that this couple being both former justices find this humorous (unless of course it ever happens to them or a family member).
Does this guy give anyone else creepy perv vibes!??! 💯
I would not have been comfortable with him taking a pic either. I might have given him the benefit of the doubt if it was only once and he never came back in again. Might have even gave him a pass if he just came in to eat without the camera.
But placing that camera there, nah. He was up to no good.
As for those saying they're being too sensitive, lucky you. You've obviously not dealt with pervs or stalkers.
Rule is, better to err on the side of caution.
I would have liked to have heard from the baristas. He left enough of an impression to identify him later. Seeing hundreds of people's faces in a week, they all blur together. People that evoke strong emotions are the ones you remember.
After the idaho murders, I'm not surprised the girls felt uncomfortable....
This case is ridiculous. Total over reaction on the defendants part just my opinion.
I agree that it is really bizarre that they are taking photos inside with employees when it is supposed to be used for Google Street view. I am surprised the Judge Millan didn't bring that up, as to why he didn't take the photo outside. That guy seemed pretty shady and he will learn to obey the Police orders.
Google street view does also take pictures from inside the store
Most of the time the google street view thing for inside view is of a person's food or the businesses menu. Not of employees.
@@WeazelGamingHI That's not street view, those are just random photos that people took while eating there. Street view can't be uploaded by just anyone, you have to be vetted and it's a 360 photo not random snapshots.
At first I thought he meant he was doing the Google Reviews. That would make more sense with taking photos and visiting new establishments in whatever area he is in. This guy’s creepy though whatever he’s doing
I’ve worked 15 years at Starbucks. For all 15 years we are told”Absolutely no pictures taken of baristas or the store. You can take pictures of your drink or who you are with but no pictures of store. It’s corporate policy
Especially upskirting- which is what I think he was trying to do.
@@GardenerEarthGuy Why do you think that? Have you seen Google Maps? There are indoor 360 pictures of stores on there.
@@badstate he just gives off that vibe
Oh really because I was at the reserve Starbucks in Chicago and I didn’t get in trouble. Of course I used to literally loiter in auto dealerships and not get in trouble so… 🤷🏽♀️
@@GardenerEarthGuy lol naaaaaa I know where you going with that 😂😂😂
My mind immediately goes to sex trafficking! It makes no logical sense for someone who is a truck driver to want pictures of these ladies. Imagine how many others he's done that to and never reported!
Taking photos of people without their permission is creepy so I don't blame these women at all for reporting the defendant. This guy sounds like one of those "auditors" who provoke people and law enforcement just to get a reaction out of them. Don't get me wrong, police need to be checked but some of these people really are wasting people's time. Why would you go back to a place that told you to leave? That is not normal behavior. If this was me and it really innocent photo taking like he says, I would have been put off by their, what seems like, sensitive behavior. I would not go back there for a meal. Women get blamed if they don't report sexual harassment and they get blamed when they do...
Did the 2 ladies look like NOT posing? Or uncomfortable? Just saying
@@forthegreatergloryofgod8044 I get told I don't look excited when I am all the time. I tell them, sorry if I don't look excited but I am...haha. You can't always judge how people look with what is going on inside. Maybe they are trying to put up a strong front.
@@forthegreatergloryofgod8044 they gave him permission. That's what's so confusing. If they felt creeped out by the suggestion I'm pretty sure they could have said no. They had no problem calling the police when he stepped foot in there and gave him a sandwich. They could have told him to just automatically leave 🤷🏽♀️
@@Shellygrrl2573 I think they gave permission because he acted like he was working for Google.
@@Shellygrrl2573 that was confusing. But the more he talked it made me think he creeped them out the most after taking the picture. Like maybe the longer he was in the shop, his demeanor was being observed and the waitresses started to get bad/creepy vibes from him. This has happened to me when I used to work in retail. I would meet a customer who at first contact would seem "normal" but the longer we interact I realize they were "off" or "creepy."
I don't know, the whole situation seems off on both sides....
This guy is weird. Why go back to the restaurant with a camera? You don’t need to take a picture of the staff for Google. People are on high alert because of all these craziness going on in the world. Leave people alone!
They overreacted! People take pictures all the time. They could of asked him to leave.
Dang dude never learned about boundaries and therefore couldn't read the room...
Dude you were told to get out the first time. Why on earth would you go back to do the same thing you were kicked out for? And sue for $7k 🥴 a creep indeed
If you're from out of state, you can ask to appear in court by phone/zoom. Dumbbell
The plaintiff has an obsession with those girls.
in all my time watching peoples court i never thought i would see someone on here who i know personally! the plaintiff is a friends old landlord.
Why does Google maps need a photo of the inside of a business? I think him intending on taking multiple photos on different days is creepy. The girls and manager have no guarantee that he'd delete the photo if they called and asked him. For all they know, he was using the picture for nefarious reasons.
I’m actually at odds with all the other comments, it seems.
I think it’s probably innocent that he goes back to the coffee shop even though he had an awkward interaction with the manager. I used to work guerrilla marketing and had plenty of interactions like this. He asked for permission before the photo was taken and no one told him not photograph. No one told him not to come back.
Asking him not to return seems like a prerequisite for all this nonsense. Police didn’t respond to disorderly conduct, they responded to a non-issue and created an issue.
If you don’t want someone in your business, someone has to let that person know.
I would sue the police department because they should have just told him to leave, not punish him for exercising his right not to furnish an ID.
My cat used to work feline marketing and never had an issue. So why were you taking pictures of counter girls as a marketer of guerillas?
@Cigar Men Showcase My comment had nothing to do with you. It was joke based on the original posters comment. If someone responds directly to a comment you've posted you should get a notification indicating that, if someone responds to a post you've commented on you should get a notification saying that.
@Cigar Men Showcase no problem, have a good weekend
Simp!
If they were so creeped out, why take his order, and make the food?
Because they are smart, Meinertzhagen's Haversack. It’s a principle of military deception. Essentially, it means you have to continue to act the part in order to continue to fool your opponent.
He freaks me out!
Something wrong with this dude.
He instigated the whole thing, He is a creep.
That was NOT a Street View photo
The bottom line is the place is there to eat. Staring at strangers, taking pictures, video, is usually not a very welcomed thing. The guy needs a girlfriend.
@Cigar Men Showcase It still doesn’t make it right.
He might be working with Google Street, but there's no reason for him to show the photo to the baristas who were there the second time. He's inordinately proud of those photos; that alone would make me nervous of him.
He wasn't it was a lie, and made him seem all the more sus
He just makes me shudder with chills, and who and what app is paying him to take these photos? And why would you leave a camera on the counter, walk away and NOT be filming what's going on? It makes you ask the question if he leaves his camera in the toilets too? He says he just wishes they had 'talked' to him, so he once again, he wants to force them into an interaction. He is as creepy as they get...
While the defendant does give me creep vibes by his demeanor, my issue is with the girls giving him permission to take the photo and then, according to the manager, turning around and saying they felt uncomfortable. If they didn't want their picture taken and were so uncomfortable (which I'm not so sure about considering they didn't look uncomfortable in the photo and even posted together) , they should have said no. If he had still taken their photo anyways it would be an entirely different story. Plus the manager claims that's why she asked him to leave but when she confronted him, her issue was that he hadn't called in advance and personal asked her about it. And that girl from the photo was being a little extra saying when he walked in the other bartender "started shaking". Definitely feel like the manager coached the girls and was really the only one who had a problem with it. All this could have been avoided had she simply told him to leave AND not come back. Then again, why he came back in the first place after what happened I don't understand 😔
Just a another episode of Karen's calling the cops.
Yup 👍
Exactly. They are doing way too much
If someone asks you to leave don't return
I wouldn't go bk no where where I'm put out or asked to leave period or spend my money no where they wouldn't get no more of my business
He was giving free advertisement on Street View for the coffee shop. The workers are hysterical & silly who need to live in the real world. He was not disorderly & everyone should avoid going to Mary Lou's as anyone can be arrested there!
It's totally clear the judge had her mind made up. The owner should have been very clear with him if she didn't want him back in her establishment. The defendants response at the end says it all... "We were just following procedure". That's the defense a person uses when they are caught doing too much with their authority.
So very damn true.
The Judge goes out of her way not to pay too much out.
This guy is creepy.
The only defamation of his character was brought by himself going on television and everyone seeing how creepy this guy is.
I agree 😂
Leave it to the cops to violate his rights 🤦🏼♀️ dude needs to sue in an actual court
Plaintiff is a creepy dude.
Why chose to eat at the place that you were kicked out of ? Strange
Thank you Harvey I really needed to hear this about having a apartment naibor that smoke pot 🤣🤣
Google Street view is exactly that, street view. Not inside shots of young female employees. Just a creep using google as a cover story to take pictures of young women.
I think the 1st picture of the staff was unnecessarily the 1st weak link in the big collapse. Just inside the store not necessarily of the employees posting
Creepy! These type of guys, blame women for all the wrong in the world.
He said he had never been there, then he said he liked the sandwiches there.
Creepy guy. His defense is BS. He absolutely was told he wasn't welcome and should never have gone back. His lawsuit was retaliatory.
He is a provocateur.
I am unaware of a Google street view app that prompts you to take pictures of baristas. I have been a Google guide for years and have millions of hits on photos of exteriors and of food but I don't take pictures of employees. maybe there's a different app he's talking about?
I would freak out too. He's a truck driver so that makes the country scary.
I first thought maybe they was some confusion but as the case went on, my creep meter went crazy
I'm still trying to figure out how all this ended up in court. Crazy