Sirens. Uncomfortable questions. All for taking photographs from a public street of a public building—that just happened to be owned by some three-letter-acronym government agency. Sally, although a reporter only worked for a small time newspaper, and didn’t understand why she’d been stopped.

It’s not against the law to take pictures of buildings after all. Of course, when strange lights are shooting up out of them like skyborne UFOs headed back to their mothership! Well, then all bets are off. And that’s exactly the situation that Sally found herself in.

Except she had photographic evidence. Honest-to-goodness extraterrestrial and creepy government agency in the metaphorical handshake evidence. Why it was the stuff that conspiracy theorists and X-Files enthusiasts would kill for! The sort of thing that could catapult her small-time career into the major leagues.

The only problem? The cops were on the scene and didn’t think it was proper for a citizen to be taking photographs at that moment.

“You’re going to have to delete those images, ma’am,” the officer said gruffly.

Incensed and angered—and altogether certain she didn’t have to—Sally bit back a sharp reply, fearing that he might cuff her for her troubles. So, swallowing her pride, she dutifully deleted the images as he watched. Bleep bleep bleep. Bloo.

The photos from her camera went down the drain with her spirits and her thoughts of a Pulitzer for revealing this strange phenomena.

When she got back to the office, trying not to feel glum, she remembered some software she’d bought recently in case of accidental deletions of her photographs from her camera. Simple software designed to recover deleted and damaged files from the flash card. Deleted? she thought. Why that’s perfect!

Once the process was done and most of the photos of the event restored she also recovered the video from when the cop demanded she turn off the camera, which included his demand that she delete her files. With a smile, the newspaper’s attorney took the CD of the audio recording of being compelled to delete her own data and said he’d write the complaint himself.

From small-time to New York Times all with a little help.

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