He was spending the afternoon at a beach in Florida when he noticed something odd. A hotel had posted signs and set up chairs blocking off a section of sand, claiming it was “for hotel guests only.” Knowing that much of Florida’s beach access is protected under state law, he pulled the signs out of the sand and set them aside before laying down his towel to enjoy the ocean view. Minutes later, a hotel employee approached him, insisting he couldn’t sit there because it was “private property” belonging to the hotel. The situation escalated when the manager came out and demanded he leave. Calmly, he responded that he was a lawyer and explained that what the hotel was doing restricting public beach access could be against Florida law. Now people nearby are watching, unsure who’s right. Florida’s beaches are a huge part of what makes the state special. But, conflicts like this show how easily access, entitlement, and legal gray areas can collide.
When businesses try to blur the line between public and private property, should individuals step in or leave it to authorities?
A former 25 year career federal agent whose entire job was dealing with gun incidents involving federal agents details all the ways Ross messed up on CBS.
It didn’t air on the actual show tonight.
CBS did post it to YouTube—and it has nearly 800k views already
Charlie Kirk's shooter Tyler Robinson had engraved bullets/unfired casings with messages
“Hey Fascist! Catch! Up Arrow Symbol, Right Arrow and Symbol, and three Down Arrow Symbols"
"O Bella Chao, Bella Chao, Bella Ciao, Ciao Ciao"
"if you read this, you are gay, LMAO"
This police officer that is a recovering alcoholic broke down into tears after the guys he pulled over started joking about smelling liquor in his breath 😭