<human>: My job requires me to go to courthouses and look up people in the public access area for criminal records, no big deal.

As I was finishing up my work for the day in the courthouse, I do my daily call to my boss. So I walk to the cell phone area where the call drops twice. I found it to be weird, so I raised my phone up - the old fashioned way - to try to get service.

At this point, a court sheriff stops me and asks "Why are you taking pictures?" Now, I have an iphone, so my headphones are in my ears and the phone is lifted up. I explain to her, "I lost service, I'm trying to make a call."

She then grabs my phone while I'm talking to my boss and says she needs to take my phone and calls for backup. At this point, 3 other sheriffs come to her aid as I'm just confused as fuck.

Now, I know you're not supposed to give yourself up to officers and talk to them, but I didn't take any pictures and the only embarrassing pics I have on my phone are of a group of friends stacking a bunch of shit on top of a drunken passed out friend. So I figure, why not waste their time.

The sheriff who stopped me, having no idea how to use an iphone asked me to access the camera. I show her my most recent picture - a picture I accidentally took a few days ago of the sidewalk and my shirt outside my house. She then states in front of the other officers, "See, you're taking pictures!"

I then laugh and explain that the shirt I'm wearing looks nothing like the shirt in the picture, and unless the courthouse floors are made out of concrete, there is no way you can mistake the picture for inside of the courthouse.

Meanwhile, I'm put in holding for about 20 minutes as they ask me who my boss is, what the phone number for the company I work for is, the address of where I work, and to give them my license.

Finally, I'm given my license back and left to go finish my work.

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<bot>: Today, I was detained at a courthouse, surrounded by four cops, for trying to get a signal on my phone. Fuck you Verizon.