70-Year-Old Photographer Catches Case at Cardi B Video Shoot
When security says move, you move — one Brooklyn elder learned that the hard way.

Not How You Get the Shot
A 70-year-old photographer found out the hard way that music video sets aren't free-for-alls. During Cardi B's recent shoot in Brooklyn, the man refused to respect the security perimeter and ended up facing a disorderly conduct summons from NYPD.
Look — we get it. You see a major artist working, the camera's rolling, and you want to capture something nobody else has. But professional productions have boundaries for a reason: safety, insurance, and keeping the actual crew focused on the work. When security tells you to fall back, that's not a suggestion up for debate.
The photographer learned an expensive lesson about respecting the tape. A disorderly conduct charge and an appearance in front of a judge beats getting that "exclusive" shot every time. Sometimes the story is just knowing when to put the camera down.
Read the full story at AllHipHop → https://allhiphop.com/news/angry-senior-citizen-gets-disorderly-conduct-summons-at-cardi-b-video-shoot/
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