I believe the restaurant manager declined to call the police. I'm willing to bet that either the women did, or the lying sack of shit photographer who chose to snap a shot from the side to falsely show them in a confrontational stance.I've not been to the restaurant; I don't know what the distances are. But the women, the restaurant management and the police all figured that they were close enough.
Regardless, it's the vision of what's going on outside the window and what might happen in the moment. And that includes the fact that those people are able-bodied and capable of walking forward; they're not rooted to the ground.
I don't know why you keep beating this dead horse; yes they were within the law, no nobody got shot -- but in the moment when they show up, they merit attention. And they got it. To pretend such an event DOES NOT merit attention and checking out would be insane. But that's the stretch y'all insist on making here.
They all figured that? When? Are you privy to top secret information that no one else on the planet has seen again?
Exactly who did snap that picture? Do we know?
The captioned photo that was posted several times always says the two photos were taken "at the same time", which seems to indicate some kind of cooperative shoot, and would seem to indicate the OCT group was aware of both (they certainly posed for the frontal shot). If that's true, why would they deliberately pose for what would be later called a deceiving angle?
Just another case of not thinking things through?