In this article, they seemed to be targeting one person. They fucked up because they didn&#x27;t get a warrant. They shouldn&#x27;t need one. It is a public place.<p>I don&#x27;t want to get into the situation where regular citizens are not allowed to take pictures of people in public places. Still, I can see their lawyer&#x27;s argument for expectation of privacy. What about the homeless? Do they have no expectation of privacy? Unless they are in their tent? (If they even have a tent).