In this video, the onsite security officer makes contact with a vehicle loitering after hours in a shopping center that is closed to the public. The driver, working as a Door Dasher, refuses to leave the property, claiming he is "entitled" to be there and even insisting he knows more about the property than the onsite security officers. Despite being informed of the property rules, he declares he will not move until a nearby Taco Bell closes -- despite being in violation of California Law. Relevant California Penal Codes: * PC § 647(h) - LOITING: Prohibits lingering, prowling, or wandering on private property without lawful business. The driver had no legitimate business on the property at this time, as the shopping center was closed to the public. * PC § 602 - TRESPASSING: Makes is unlawful to enter and remain on private property without permission, especially after being asked to leave. By refusing to leave after being contacted by security, the individual is trespassing under this statute. This video serves as an example of how private property rules apply even to gig workers like food delivery drivers. DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT A LEGAL PROFESSIONAL. THE INFORMATION IN THIS VIDEO IS FOR GENERAL INFORMATIONAL PURPOSE ONLY AND SHOULD NOT BE CONSIDERED LEGAL ADVICE. FOR QUESTION ABOUT CALIFORNIA LAW OR YOUR SPECIFIC SITUATION, CONSULT A QUALIFIED ATTORNY.

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