He doesn't have to leave a public place (or private facility with public access).
He is performing a lawful activity.
They approached him, and got in his face. They apparently struck him, causing him to feel that violence was imminent.
If they don't like people filming in public they shouldn't be out in public. Simple.
The officer's knowledge of GDPR appears to be dire. The operatives may well be in a publicly-accesible place; however, the GDPR law does not apply equally. Saying "anyone can film" in relation to GDPR law is it appears a misappropriation of said law. Naughty.
Also as regards that male cop. He seems eager to invent a crime or crimes. I'll leave it there..
You almost collided with him on the exit, and he may have thought you we letting him change lane. What he did after however was just unhelpful, and dangerous.
There is absolutely no need to park on a pavement, preventing pedestrian access anywhere, but to do it at a primary school is the most dangerous and stupid place of them all...
He doesn't have to leave a public place (or private facility with public access).
He is performing a lawful activity.
They approached him, and got in his face. They apparently struck him, causing him to feel that violence was imminent.
If they don't like people filming in public they shouldn't be out in public. Simple.
The officer's knowledge of GDPR appears to be dire. The operatives may well be in a publicly-accesible place; however, the GDPR law does not apply equally. Saying "anyone can film" in relation to GDPR law is it appears a misappropriation of said law. Naughty.
Also as regards that male cop. He seems eager to invent a crime or crimes. I'll leave it there..