WATCH: Anti-US Protesters Mob A Motorcycle Rider Because He Took A Picture And Video Of Their Protest

During the ASEAN summit, Anti-US supporters illegally started a rally in Mendiola to attempt to go through the police barricade and reach United States President Donald Trump.

Photos of several protesters walking in Mendiola were released on Twitter by the mainstream media, they have a banner with the words "Fight the Fascist US-Duterte Regime."

The protesters were led by Bayan Muna. These rallyists were out there, showing their faces and all, without any care pictures are being taken of their protest.

But one video is now circulating on social media. In the said video, a man who seemed like an officer is being mobbed by a crowd.

It is said that the crowd got mad when the officer took their photos and videos with his phone.

In the video, you will see these men attacking the officer who came from his motorcycle. Still wearing his helmet, he can't do anything but to let them, because he is outnumbered.

Among the crowd, a cameraman of an unknown station was caught in the frame. This led to people wondering why he was allowed to capture the encounter and the officer wasn't.

Was the cameraman who was caught on the video from ABS-CBN? If so, why were they allowed to take videos?

A few hours later, ABS-CBN released a tweet saying that it is the protesters' SOP to prevent "intel" from spying on them.

Watch the video here:



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