California woman visits post office to find men with allegedly fake press badges filming. When she refused consent, they followed her to her car

There has been a growing trend around the First Amendment. One that leaves most people on the wrong side of the camera unsettled, as a California photographer shared. Becca Murray (thebeccamurray) was visiting her local post office when she stumbled upon two men filming with seemingly fake press badges. After a tense confrontation, she took to Instagram and TikTok to vent. Then her 324K viewers explained who they might be.

In her video, Murray breaks down her version of what went down from her car. She alleged, “I just walked out of my post office. I am shaking right now. Actually, I had to drive around the block because there were two men in there filming everything. They followed me to my f—ing car. I walked in, and there are these two guys with their phones on gimbals. They’re wearing badges, fake press badges. They’re wearing sunglasses. Their faces are covered, and they’re just recording.”