[Sandtrap328]

Originally Posted by jaringg

I was at the pool taking video of my wife helping her friend who has MS do exercise. A neighborhood person who has issues with my wife, complained to Rohan that I was harassing her !
That was followed by Rohan's email stating about the it not being legal to take photo or video "we have received confirmation from our legal counsel videotaping and photographing others without their consent is not allowed"
That is not what the Florida statute says when there other people viable.

The problem was that you shouldn't have been taking video when the woman whom your wife has issues with was in the area. Steer clear of such situations! It is common sense.

If that woman believed you were videoing her against her will, she had every right to complain.

As for Rohan's statement, he was covering the Villages with a stock answer.

No problem. Just make sure you are not in the vicinity of anyone that you have issues when videoing - or if someone says they do not want to be on your video - be a good guy and erase it - and apologize.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by jaringg

I was at the pool taking video of my wife helping her friend who has MS do exercise. A neighborhood person who has issues with my wife, complained to Rohan that I was harassing her !
That was followed by Rohan's email stating about the it not being legal to take photo or video "we have received confirmation from our legal counsel videotaping and photographing others without their consent is not allowed"
That is not what the Florida statute says when there other people viable.

Maybe if you told us why you are upset with the recreation department it would help. Does it have to do with the chairlift in the pool? It is confusing to be asked our opinion when we don't know what is really the issue.