“Jerome Vorus, who is becoming a full-fledged photo rights activist while still in his teens, had yet another confrontation Friday over his photography. The 19-year-old college student was taking pictures outside the J. Edgar Hoover Building in Washington DC when an FBI police officer ordered him not to take her photo. First he turned on the video camera on his cell phone. Then he informed her that that she didn’t have an expectation of privacy. ‘I wasn’t even taking her photo in the first place,’ he said in a phone interview with Photography is Not a Crime. As he was walking away, another FBI cop pulled up in a car and ordered him to stop.” (08/14/10)