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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by Big_Boy_4005 Well, It finally happened[V], today I went to my favorite spot for taking photos, where I had visited only this past Tuesday, and there HE was -- Railroad cop! It was no big deal, he just asked me nicely to leave, and I did. I suppose he wrote down my license plate number. Personally, I feel that it is a HUGE waste of their time to sit there and chase the "friendlys" away. This terrorist crap is just a bunch of paranoia, and frankly railfans may be part of the solution, not the problem.[/quote] If you were on public property, i.e., a right-of-way for a road or similiar, or on private property with permission of the owner, he had absolutely NO legal right to make you move. None. Zip. Personally, I'd like to see someone stand up to the railroad rent-a-cops and, if necessary, fight this in court, preferably for thousands of dollars in damages for their violation of your rights.
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