"WE OWN THIS STREET" | UNLAWFUL ORDERS DENIED | MOVIE SET "THE INSTIGATORS"

This was on Wednesday March 29th 2023 at approximately 1148, on Granite street in Quincy Massachusetts. Casey Affleck and Matt Damon Are producing a movie called the investigators in the Boston area. "C.M.G.A. the people's watchdog" and myself happened to drive past one of the movie sets in public, so we decided to stop and check it out. Within a couple minutes we were approached by one of the movie set personnel saying that they own the street and we could not walk down it. Soon after we were approached by a couple of police officers that also told us we could not be on the public median. Those 2 officers denied to comply with Massachusetts state law chapter 41 section 98D by identifying themselves properly. Please let me know what you think of this interaction in the comments section down below. Thank you off for the support!!!!! Donations are happily and humbly accepted. Please use the link tree link down below for all my other social media platforms and ways to donate. Much love, respect and appreciation!!!
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[@andrewewels3054]

Wish I had a big sign , F*** Hollywood movies. They promote violence and sexual exploration.

[@mikeweir3680]

Very friggin' Cool!!!

[@foxesnroses]

So because government is just theater , They will constantly lie

[@foxesnroses]

What you're basically recording is government acting like they're doing something important , Because government is paid theater , the sheep think The government does important Things ,when they don't at all

[@bookerdooley6739]

At the end of the day cops have rules and regulations they have no choice but to follow I'm going to treat your cop as a imposter he or she fails to identify there's reasons for that shit cause of imposters I don't give a fuck what I give a fuck about is rules and regulations being followed once your cop fails he or she is done for bet they won't continue to be employed by the police see I'm more then willing to take this shit way outside the box sense cops have done so it's about time we match a cop for every thing he does I got to jail it's because your cops got whipped on so badly you had no choice what I'm not going to do is play whatever game it is cops are playing you fuckers are going to get an understanding real quick Constitutionally you want to kill citizens well that Constitution says we can put a government official in his place if need be it's all in the wording plus I don't walk in a Court room without the Bill of Rights/ Constitution in hand I'm m ending careers period possibly a life or two if need be but what I do understand is cops don't get to beat on me so freely or shoot at me so freely that shit will be met with equal or greater force if need be 🤷 it's stops with you as an American on this American soil

[@chrisbr1969]

That 14 year old cop already has an attitude. He was already taught he’s above MA general laws.

[@kevindunlap5525]

Yes, but we have to understand that that's only because he is.

[@ortizguard2816]

There have to be serious consequences for cops who fail to identify themselves to the public!

[@jakerazmataz852]

He got schooled.

[@MrMjn5000]

so funny how rookie cops think they have any authority when they don't know the law....

[@risingstorm4239]

There first to be thrown under the bus.. Cannon fodder lap dogs

[@Markbeb3]

City higher idiots who don’t know the law and fool’s think they own the streets

[@corn-fused3775]

When are the cops going to learn, the best thing they can do is completely ignore the person not breaking the law and just do their job. Auditors are just there to observe.

[@Charlie-mv3fr]

What is there job ? Protect and serve us ? Harassing us? Robbing us? Killing us? Violation our rights,being blue line pig sty .😊

[@WitnessingTyranny]

Auditors, free press and cop watchers are all unique and have different styles.

[@lynnsavoy9388]

They can't help themselves. They think a badge gives them privileges when know law is broken.

[@joelgraham6820]

​@@lynnsavoy9388 sort of like a guy with a camera who holds up a film crew that paid thousands of dollars to the town and businesses on that street, all because he doesn't want to stand on a sidewalk. Actions like that is why a film crew would decide not to return, and pay that money to another town for their cooperation.

[@BackwoodsFilms]

Their enormous egos simply won't allow that. They hate cameras, and they will use any intimidation tactic they can to stop people from exercising their rights.

[@randal_gibbons]

Thank you for keeping our streets ours.

[@joelgraham6820]

Yes, and kiss that sweet, sweet film money that the film company paid the town and businesses to use that section of town goodbye. His refusal to get out of the scene probably only cost the film crew a few thousand dollars cause frauditor didn't want to get out of the shot. Film companies have a HUGE variety of options of towns they can use for filming, and delays and hassles like this are not quickly forgotten by location agents. At least maybe a town without a full of himself frauditor will enjoy the hundreds of thousands of dollars a film crew spends in, and on, a town. But I'm sure the town will enjoy the 'show nothing' KZbin video instead of money towards a new community centre or something of the like.

[@Barrythebarnabas]

Care there Joel, something so logical could upset the simpletons that didn’t even consider that.

[@joelgraham6820]

@@Barrythebarnabas I understand that, as well as the fact that frauditors, and their fans, don't care if the town/city loses money by their actions, so long as they capture content for their KZbin bucks.

[@Hey_Jamie]

You’re ignorant. The streets are not yours when legal filming permits are obtained. That’s what permits DO. By LAW they prevent public access to public places.

[@edwardjames6070]

@@joelgraham6820 wasn't that great when MA recorded the video?

[@daveb.1571]

Says who? Says me….”yeah well you’re nobody to me “. More of this please

[@patrickjp2821]

Well done !!!!!people need to stand up for their RIGHTs

[@snowwhite2524]

"You're nobody to me... 🤣 Remember, guys! The first Amendment is for everybody! You can't control the public in public." Loved it!

[@Jeromeromesheltonrecordspolice]

That is so true your a movie directors assistant act like it you’re not a cop and even if you were you don’t have power over anybody Stay in your place

[@Hey_Jamie]

Yes you CAN control the public in public. The production company obtains filming permits that prevent public access to public spaces for a set amount of time. It’s literally the law. They didn’t just drag a film crew out to public and hope no one interferes. So ignorant

[@Hey_Jamie]

@@Jeromeromesheltonrecordspolice YES THEY DO THAT IS WHAT FILMING PERMITS ARE FOR JESUS CHRIST

[@matsalvatore9074]

@Hey_Jamie you're wrong. Permits give u permission to film in ways that would impede traffic. You can't tell the public stay out your shot tho

[@andrewbrenneman3782]

Police failing to ID should face immediate suspension of 3 months with tests on the department policies, rights & state laws. Fail the test & suspension continues, unpaid.

[@joelgraham6820]

Failing to ID could be a red herring attempt by the KZbinr. He did quote 98D, however, that section does not clarify the circumstances surrounding what they deem a "lawful request" while verbiage in the section suggests it is for internal identification and leaves the forms of identification up to the secretary for the city or town. Section 98C states that a city or town in MA has the decision whether they wish to have officer's names on display, but they are required to have visible their badge number, which the street officer did give. I could also not find anywhere in Massachusetts law requiring an officer to identify themselves outside of the performance of their duties. Frauditors have this misconception that it is a law officers must abide to, to provide name and badge number to anyone who asks, but that is not always the case. Some police departments have identifying to the public when asked as a policy, but, as frauditors like to say, policy is not law.

[@JeremyDevries]

They're Union, dream on. One of the biggest issues with Policing today are Police Unions.

[@joelgraham6820]

@@JeremyDevries Nothing wrong with unions vigorously defending their members over frivolous claims. Like I mentioned, the ID policy for officers in Massachusetts is a fairly large grey area, as far as actual law goes. That said, the officer gave badge number, and that would be all that would be needed if there were any actual grounds for complaint. The whole asking for name and badge number is just an attempt frauditors use for their videos to attempt to flex some sort of imaginary authority that they don't possess.

[@taipan2345]

NAME THE LAW THAT SAYS THEY HAVE TO IDENTIFY

[@krisrodriguez3210]

​@@joelgraham6820they are in the course of their duties and Mass Accountability is far from a "frauditor" and if you think that, why are you watching? Kinda weird.

[@ericgardner5548]

I used to love walking through movie sets in New Orleans on public streets. They would try to block you and threaten, but I still went through.

[@Maki-00]

Why don’t they put up tape and seal off the area if they don’t want anyone to walk through?

[@joshuaregula7070]

​@Maki because they don't usually bother to get the proper permits and rely on people complying because "famous people are working"

[@mauricio6614]

@@joshuaregula7070 Exactly! word!

[@senor834]

This is a great example of if you don't fight for your rights you'll lose them

[@Hey_Jamie]

He had no right. Plain and simple. The production company got permits to film in that public space which temporarily prevents public access and that is LAW

[@Funnyguy-pb6mh]

He was just trying to interrupt the people trying to shoot a movie for KZbin views

[@Mister_Cakes]

You don't have "special rights" if you're a politician. You don't have "special rights" if you're a cop. You don't have "special rights" if you're a movie star.

[@kevindunlap5525]

Then we should stop paying them as though they do.

[@ianhill4585]

Cops only enforce the law on others, not follow it themselves. They're sovereign citizens.

[@joelgraham6820]

You forgot, You don't have "special rights" if your a freeloading frauditor. It isn't about "special rights". The film crew pays the town and businesses THOUSANDS of dollars to rent a section of town and close it off for filming for a specific window of time. In basic terms, that makes them leasees for a duration of time, no longer making that section public anymore. Before you say it, the town council would have voted on the offer long before filming, and allowed any resident to state their objection at a town council meeting to the deal long before the deal was signed.

[@Mister_Cakes]

You know you've struck a nerve when you get salty and bitter comments like this from bootlicking (((geriatrics))), lmao.

[@TrueChannelFor1]

main rule - if you have a money

[@aldenredman9766]

I loved you are nobody to me had me crying 😂

[@scoredkoi]

I wish I would hear people respond to “your being difficult” with “I absolutely am making it difficult for you to violate my rights”

[@mrspoido]

These people who are involved in Hollywood productions expect you to bow down. They're like this in NYC too when they film. I am dying laughing that you made them all stand around confused as to why you wouldn't obey. Cannot compute!

[@Barkebain]

It's almost like they know laws do not apply to them.

[@mrspoido]

Whats funny is the media slobbering all over this film set like these guys haven't filmed 18 of the same movies before in Boston.

[@joelgraham6820]

Sort of like how lens lickers slobber all over their favorite frauditor videos, as if I can't just walk down the street and see some homeless guy screaming for attention for free.

[@monetbeck7015]

Thank you, Mass, for dealing with these public failures. I wouldn't have the patience. These fools need to comprehend in which country they find themselves, and learn the laws foundational to the nation. Laws that override any policy. If they wish to live without the constitutional protections, perhaps they'd feel more at home *SWINGING FROM TREES* in a country without such protections.

[@interestedparty00]

I’m sick of production crews barking orders at the public. They do this in NYC all the time.

[@ianhill4585]

They get a permit to film. They think that gives them 100% control . It doesn't,it just gives them permission to park their trucks maybe illegally to offload and barrier off some areas. No they don't own it......

[@chrishayes5755]

sick of people looking for problems. that movie set is a minor temporary inconvenience and is helping to fuel the economy of your town. if you have balls go protest outside the NSA or CIA. ahh you won't --- you just wanna participate in the victim Olympics and shout "muh patriotism" at the skies while waving your fist at a cloud. most "auditors" -> 🤡

[@Hey_Jamie]

Hey dummy… they had filming permits. That LEGALLY prevents public access to public places. That’s what filming permits are for. They were well within their rights. This embarrassment could have and should have been arrested

[@Hey_Jamie]

@@interestedparty00 go cry about it somewhere else. They pay obscene amounts of money to obtain the legal permits required to keep you out

[@deglan09]

You're a legend! 😅 Schooled the rookies and the seniors remembered you exposing the sergeant's tyrant brother and weren't taking any chances. Brilliant!

[@deansmith3855]

Those cops are moonlighting as security.

[@terryrodriguez6209]

I can’t believe that young woman said she owns the street.

[@edwardserna205]

If they have a permit which I'm sure they do, they can own a street including the sidewalks. And by law becuase they have that permit, they can restrict your passage through. And since they r commercial not free press, they have to get a permit to film. So most likely they did own the street at that time.

[@mrspoido]

She doesn't own anything.

[@edwardserna205]

@@mrspoido Ahhh yes she does. Your the one always talking @ obeying laws. Well the law and permits say she does. Sorry bud but this time u r mistaken.

[@mrspoido]

@@edwardserna205 she doesn't own dick. She carries around a walkie talkie and interns.

[@jamesclough7656]

​​@@edwardserna205 would that permit not include that they have to clearly mark where is closed off to pedestrian travel?

[@markbanks4738]

Unlawful orders from someone dressed like clowns Just give your name

[@TheDaneofCoosCounty]

Lol so she escorts you like it’s “ok” as long as she’s walking with you… meanwhile she’s calling trying to get you into whatever possible trouble she can AFTER essentially inviting you to walk with her smdh

[@ianhill4585]

She wasn't guiding/ escorting him at that point ,they were both pedestrians walking in the same direction. That's the only thing she could do ------- , just go in the same direction as him.........

[@joelgraham6820]

So, you've successfully word saladed your way to say, "I don't understand how a film production works" without saying "I don't understand how a film production works". Congrats. The thousands of dollars the film crew paid the town and businesses to rent that section of town, and close it off for filming, obviously means nothing to the frauditor or his fans.

[@squasholantern6343]

​@@joelgraham6820hollywood are scum y'all are all mostly ped0s

[@denniswood7503]

​@@joelgraham6820 - I was unaware the Hollywood overrides laws.

[@joelgraham6820]

@@denniswood7503 what laws are you talking about?

[@prisonplanetearthcomplyordie]

If only there was some type of Laws that worked to protect the people from those Costumed Criminals .

[@rottlerpropertyservices2530]

Thanks for teaching people the law sir

[@alancats]

Around year 2000, I was working in New York City and walking one morning to my job situated on the west side of Union Square Park. As I was crossing the street to enter the east side of the park and walk west through it (my normal daily route), a production assistant or whatever with a walkie-talkie came up to me and told me that the park was closed for filming. But, I was late for work and pissed off at the thought of being personally inconvenienced, so, I simply continued walking on my way, in the same direction. I got a chuckle out of hearing the PA speak into her walkie-talkie, "There's nothing we can do about it." I found out later the crew had been filming "A Beautiful Mind." Honestly, if the PA had caught up with me, earlier, I might have complied with the request; I wasn't trying to be intentionally disruptive, but, she came up to me when I was a stone's throw away from entering the park, and, you know how things go when it's early in the morning and you're stressed out, LOL.

[@joshuaregula7070]

I had a similar encounter last month. They were filming in front of the entrance to the train station and I had a train to catch. Hearing them yell cut as I walked right through the PA was fantastic.

[@joelgraham6820]

​@@joshuaregula7070 why would anyone be proud of ruining a film take? Probably only cost them a few thousand dollars to reset and reshoot.

[@joshuaregula7070]

@Joel Graham why would you try to block the entrance to a major public transportation hub during rush hour with no official detail officers, signage, or baricades and expect to not have issues? There are thousands of people with trains to catch. Do that shit when the station is closed.

[@joelgraham6820]

@@joshuaregula7070 usually film crews feel they can block sections because they have a contract that costs them thousands of dollars paid to the city to do so. Think of it like renting an apartment in New York. You pay thousands of dollars per month to rent a space you don't own and expect the owner not to just walk through your door whenever they like. It isn't that hard to understand. You pay to rent space, and that rental allows you to control access to that space.

[@joshuaregula7070]

@Joel Graham because they didn't have a permit. Film sets in Boston are marked off by signage from the city and use police details to enforce them. There was none of that. They were using an adjacent private space and trying to keep people out of the background in an area they had no jurisdiction over. They were hoping people would comply out of the goodness of their heart. Trains don't wait for anyone.

[@deputyrock3489]

12:22 The answer he gives is "good question." The real answer is "I'm too stubborn to allow someone I perceive as below me to dictate my actions, even if it means I'm breaking the law." The mark of a punk, not a professional.

[@kevindunlap5525]

A well spoken gang thug from the street, if he was capable of reading your accurate definition.

[@joelgraham6820]

Section 98D, nor anywhere in Massachusetts State Law, defines a lawful request or who can administer a lawful request. That law, given the verbiage contained, suggests more the ID in question is for use when entering controlled areas, such as a court house or police station, etc. 98C states that town or cities may decide whether they require officers to display their name or not, and only requires a number be displayed. No where does it say they have to verbally identify their name outside of their performing a specific duty. Most town and state police with any rule regarding verbally identifying is a police policy, not a law. Like frauditors like to say, a policy isn't a law.

[@bedpansniper]

Watching from the UK 🇬🇧 The perceived power of the.. " Lanyard of Self Importance " 😂

[@beachliving3127]

A few years ago their was an auditor in California who visited a couple of movie sets that were on public streets. The movie set monitors were not happy when the open set was being filmed. One set had a couple of off duty LAPD officers and tried to have the auditor stop because he was violating copywriter laws by filming from a public space. In addition, one monitor alleged to the off duty cop that the auditor might be a sexual predator. The next set had a monitor aggressively block the auditor with an tablet computer and kept asking why the auditor was there. The last auditor was videoing from a sidewalk and caught an attitude stating we have paid for a permit to close the sidewalk that the auditor was filming in public. While I respect that the movie producers should be able to film unfettered, they have to get the right permits to do so. If they fail to do it, their fault was either from not paying for the right, forgetting to get right, or assuming that filming a movie gives them Carte Blanche. Great Freaking Job!

[@TommyVOfficial]

I think you may be referring to Onus News Service. Loved those movie set audits 💪🏽

[@beachliving3127]

@@TommyVOfficial YES! Don’t see to much of his work these days but those older audits were golden!

[@markrobertson1632]

Oh no!! Where’s her paper straw. She’s killing the turtles 😂

[@richallen8742]

We leased this public property from the city...now put up with the public using it as the public wants.

[@daryl6591]

Good job out there brother

[@noliftraceway8772]

Funny how she has to walk with them but not all the other people just walking up and down the public sidewalk.

[@joelgraham6820]

that's probably because it is a closed set the film crew paid the town and businesses thousands of dollars to close off. The other people walking are probably paid actors/extras, and signed releases to be in the film. The escort is so that frauditor doesn't sneak into a shot that they wind up having to cut out (along with the thousands of dollars it costs) all because a frauditor wants to be a star.

[@biform13]

Thank you so much.

[@gordonking2859]

The utter contempt for the public is clear to see

[@rhondamastropoalo2237]

Great video love how you assert yourself you make me 😂👍🏻✌️😉

[@tacticalpeacock4828]

$1,000 cash, and I'll move.

[@outhousemouse8822]

Ignorance of the law is no excuse

[@wethepeopleofma4589]

Love this. So good! Thanks for all that you do to uphold our rights and educate the police and the viewers.

[@edmiller1007]

Another brilliant woman says she owns the street! WHAT??? And now we have ignorant cops!!!!

[@gilbertgamasr.1600]

Another very good and very cool video MA and CMGA, ty.

[@EthanKandler-ti8px]

Fantastic!

[@JBer-kc8tb]

I used to live on that street 😂, majority of my neighbors were retired cops. Crotchety af

[@Gov.audits]

Ole Kelly sure changed his tune! Good job teaching them.

[@ChipEeter1]

I've seen auditors in LA get paid $200 cash to move!!

[@joelgraham6820]

That does happen occasionally, because that $200 cost them less than the thousands of dollars every minute costs them waiting for someone like a frauditor to get out of a shot. Not a good gamble for a frauditor though, since legally speaking, the film crew leases control of that section of a city or town for a specified duration, and as a "tenant" of the property for that time, can have someone like a frauditor trespassed as they are the controlling tenants.

[@antisocialjusticewarrior2073]

​@@joelgraham6820 frauditor? did someone with a camera come in your hookah's mouth then you kissed her afterwards or something ? What's your most favorite flavor of shoe polish ? You seem like a kiwi girl.

[@Kermitthebird20]

@@joelgraham6820 a tenant of a public road? lol

[@bpriest1300]

You are the man the legend!

[@bobbruin44]

Hey Tommy Keep it movin!!! So awesome to watch you work, Thanks

[@thomasmccann6861]

Brother that was awesome Great job perfect You’re so right. Thanks so much for going out and exercising everybody’s rights. I really appreciate it. I love when you stand up to them and they don’t know what to do because they’re not used to it. They are tyrants. Expect you have to listen to them matter what they say

[@robertyoung9589]

When I worked as a LEO for a police department in Indiana I was ordered to violate peoples rights everyday. One of the most laughable explainations was "we have always done it that way".

[@septegram]

I miss Massachusetts; I love hearing you work!

[@karenpayne1011]

Tremendous work always. Appreciate you.

[@kingmasterlord]

"I don't understand, I've never been told this 'no' before, I thought when I put this uniform on I gained magical powers"

[@zowiewowie4324]

"You're nobody to me". I laughed at that.

[@Mr-yr5yh]

Keep up the good work!!!

[@Wwbyoung]

No commented on another video negatively but I really like the way the sergeant and other folks responded to you. Much much better. Gives me hope!

[@miniapple4169]

Nice!!

[@carlostaveras2120]

Love it.

[@JUSTICEFORALL911]

Mass Acc👊

[@Will-nl6il]

Unique. They thought it would be a simple Special detail but instinctively failed to perform work as REQUIRED. Add another complaint to their personnel jacket.

[@selwynowen6213]

They were more likely put on this detail due to their incompetence carrying out their proper duties on enforcing the law

[@Will-nl6il]

@@selwynowen6213 can’t argue that.

[@mrwilson7617]

Unless their contract says that the sidewalks are closed to public they are open. Sign only says that the road is closed.

[@crsmith845]

Hmm I have actors in my family and these people have no right to tell you not to film in public and neither do the police.. It's been a minute since I watched your videos🎞 MCC Your my hero!🇺🇸📷 way to many attitudes sheesh. Unbelievable📽

[@ArtStoneUS]

Hollywood always has the option to build a studio set or use CGI

[@crsmith845]

I agree

[@davelordy]

Film crews/sets are one of those artificial hierarchies where people begin to think their own little world applies to the rest of the world, so at the top you have the actors (the 'talent'), then working your way down you have directors, producers, DPs (director of photography) . . and so on, right down to the riggers and lighting people . . . in this world members of the public are - literally - nothing, they are inconveniences to be shoo'd away . . . but in reality, in law, the public have the same standing as the talent, it's very easy for people caught in these little echo chambers to forget that, they'll try and move you on like you are part of their hierarchy (and at the bottom of that hierarchy).

[@jaygeis3102]

Thank you for fighting for my constitutional rights.

[@gilbertgamasr.1600]

A cool video MA and CMGA, today I subscribed to CMGA.

[@georgiabandit1321]

Awesome scene thanks for the videos 👍🇱🇷🎥.

[@andydidcott]

Nice one MA.

[@markbonnell1036]

KZbin wants me to love everyone

[@BluntforceJ]

It's nauseating.

[@jaygeis3102]

Love it when you say you are nobody to me.

[@buyerofsorts]

Your channel should have been at 100,000 subs already! A million actually! Getting there though! :)

[@DirkCannon]

good work sir

[@todaylets2583]

First 3:53 and then the "parking in the rear sign" LMAO

[@joeblow2069]

Very well done. You handled the cop perfectly.

[@FahqTyrants]

The pigs look so confused, when their told to do something but the thing their told to do violates someone rights & that someone knows their rights

[@Montyliciuos69]

If the cops dont comply with their rules why should we? 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@17_73]

Cities or towns cannot rent or lease streets they are owned by the public just walk where you want. The only reason you cannot is if the street is taped off because of a crime being investigated or there is a risk of harm to the public.

[@pete6300]

The question is, if a commercial entity pays for the use of public property, is it still considered public. I bet the Supreme Court would side against the citizenry and would say during the time period of the permit it would be considered private.

[@davelordy]

A man standing in the background of a street scene = massive issue. Two idiots in bright fluorescent green jackets standing around arguing = no issue at all.

[@pdrake2572]

I watch you often and appreciate the good work that you do but interfering in a film production just because you have a right to is kinda beyond me.. also sticking ones hand in the fire just because you have a right to is foolish..99% of the tiime you're spot on...thank you for the good that you do..Paul fromWest Virginia..

[@PlasmaBurns]

There is a statewide KOS order for me in MA. The Crime syndicate in that State calling themselves a govt doesnt appreciate me for exposing their terror ops on camera.

[@Julia-dr4g0n]

😂 you were behind where they blocked off, but then wanted you to move from there. That was funny.

[@dogblooded]

That New England accent gets me All the time

[@oscarsusan3834]

“Your nobody to me”. Sometimes you just have to say it to peoples faces so they understand their irrelevance.

[@madjackpatciderhouserules8436]

Good on you standing your ground.

[@Eddie-sv6iz]

I think you found a new home in Quincy 😂

[@michellehubbard7865]

Auditors are changing the games ,where does it states that Hollywood holds power,over we the people, Hollywood dont like it go somewhere private to film,,love from Virginia

[@ragomonkey]

Good shit g

[@Reduxmobile]

loved how their boss pointed them out and told you their names a would of went back over and let them know what there name is just incase they forgot.

[@beantownbushcraft]

Nice way to Keep your cool and get your Point across, This Film Crew was just in the N.End @Bova's Bakery 3 weeks ago. #BostonStrong Tommy 🇺🇸🤝🏻⚡ TCB⚡☘️

[@mrpresident5186]

We pay taxes,the city rents it out and we aren't aloud on said street anymore until they're done?!😡

[@schmeckdolessa5609]

🔥

[@roger2264]

Good vid. Sad on the last segment of your video the officer would not identify. Even when advised it is state law they refuse. A very real problem with law enforcement today.

[@mbrum3230]

Had a guy ask me to get off my steps once because they were filming on the street. Yeah ok.

[@MarkBockfromSanDiego]

"They're trying to film something." The next response should have been, "So am I."

[@joelgraham6820]

Perhaps, but the film crew paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to the town and businesses to allow them to restrict access in order to film. Frauditor paid nothing.

[@maknug9928]

I just found your channel. It’s 🔥🔥🔥Subscribed!!!

[@ronoliver4351]

Imagine the amount of narcissism that one has to possess to tell someone you can’t film in public but we can.

[@johnreese7291]

I love how that big doppy cop just smiled and wheeled past him. 😂🤣😂🤣I gotta be honest it was actually pretty funny even tho he should have identified himself.

[@Cynthia-ql9te]

I love how the movies that people in the cops give directions to free Americans

[@OscarsMama]

I think the funniest thing about this is how you held up a whole movie production company, 😂😂

[@Nervousnancy]

Can you imagine he graduated high school 6 months ago..you know that 6 months of training to get your gun 😆

[@CHUCKBRONSON]

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[@MassAccountability]

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