@NationalElevator its in no way a FELONY to be in a service area. Also there are no prohibitions of photography in either the Patriot act or Homeland Security act- you wouldnt have been arrested.
I really don't mean to sound rude, but HOW did you not get caught riding these? Being in service areas at a casino is treated as a felony. You really lucked out here, but in the future, PLEASE do not do this. I almost got arrested in Circus Circus in Reno for filming the passenger elevators.
NationalElevator I now knew. It was already in the past and people has told me about it. Besides, what happened over at Circus Circus? Can you please tell me what was going on?
Well I did have a video where I was apprehended by security, and there were other guards and two Nevada PD officers present. They were just asking why I was taking pictures, the reason being pointing the camera at the security camera in the elevator. I just told them what I was doing, and they let me off. They allowed me to keep filming as long as I didn't go into any guest floors or take any more photos of security devices. This adds to why I have a fear of surveillance systems.
Weird floor passing chime?
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Nice Elevator! It Reminds Me Of The Internal Elevators At The Firework Dream Building!
@NationalElevator its in no way a FELONY to be in a service area. Also there are no prohibitions of photography in either the Patriot act or Homeland Security act- you wouldnt have been arrested.
the buttons are different than the other ones
I really don't mean to sound rude, but HOW did you not get caught riding these? Being in service areas at a casino is treated as a felony. You really lucked out here, but in the future, PLEASE do not do this. I almost got arrested in Circus Circus in Reno for filming the passenger elevators.
NationalElevator I now knew. It was already in the past and people has told me about it. Besides, what happened over at Circus Circus? Can you please tell me what was going on?
Well I did have a video where I was apprehended by security, and there were other guards and two Nevada PD officers present. They were just asking why I was taking pictures, the reason being pointing the camera at the security camera in the elevator. I just told them what I was doing, and they let me off. They allowed me to keep filming as long as I didn't go into any guest floors or take any more photos of security devices. This adds to why I have a fear of surveillance systems.
NationalElevator So did they still allow you to take photos then?
Yes.
NationalElevator At least they were friendly, so I would not consider that as getting arrested.