Guilty.
Posted on 09/04/2012 3:23:38 PM PDT by Libloather
Police briefly detain woman seen videotaping buildings near Bank of America stadium
By Joseph Marusak
The Charlotte Observer
Posted: Tuesday, Sep. 04, 2012
**SNIP**
When police approached, she walked away and spoke to a man at the parking deck.
By 10:30 a.m., authorities had handcuffed the suspect – a tall blonde woman who appeared to be in her 30s or 40s – and were questioning her. They released her about 45 minutes later.
**SNIP**
The name of the woman was unavailable. She carried no identification and wouldn’t say who she was, Sharp said. It’s unclear whether authorities now know who she is.
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Guilty.
She looks like Ellen Barkin.
"Help! Help! I'm being repressed!"
Standing in public, videotaping,, a recent “crime” in Amerika.
Observing without a license.
No ID? At least she can vote.
She looks like any other blond tourist from the middle east, who just polished off a 1/2 gallon of thunderbird. The democrats will probably invite her into the convention to be all inclusive.
Apparently police don’t like dogs and video cameras. They shoot the first and arrest those holding the second.
Is this before or after they have a paramilitary team break into half a dozen of the wrong houses while jackbooting the occupants?
I think she’s kind of nice. But then...
True and sad. I was chased from a few buildings close to Grand Central Station in NYC for taking pictures.
I was taking a few stills of a nuke plant some years ago just outside their gate and they were NOT happy.
I cannot imagine why anyone would go in public without an ID, unless it is election day and they are multivoting.
/johnny
Papers please!
I carry my id so I can carry my 9mm.
/johnny
That must be one of those government priviliges. /johnny
Mossad. Way too clean for an occupy type.
Also, very calm demeanor and body language.
What about releasing the names of the cops involved?
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