Professional skateboarder Anthony Shetler and his All I Need Skateboards team have been spending plenty of time in the streets filming clips, searching for new places to skate and kept working.
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Like many street skaters, finding the right spot often comes with its own challenges, and this time the sesh came with a serious warning.
After arriving at a skate spot, the crew came across a surveillance notice warning anyone on the property not to return.
The sign stated that license plate numbers and vehicles had already been documented and that anyone who continued to trespass could face legal action.
The notice read:
"We have been watching you and have documented Lic Plat Numbers and Vehicles. If you continue to trespass, this information will be send to the Mansfield Police Department, and we will be filing charges for destruction of property and trespassing."
The warning says that any future trespassing could result in information being sent to the Mansfield Police Department, along with charges for both trespassing and destruction of property.
It does not say that anyone has been charged at this time, but it makes it obvious that the property owner is prepared to take legal action if skaters return.
Shetler also shared the notice on social media with a lighthearted response, writing:
"What’s your thoughts on this one? @allineedskate They building a case 😂🙌 we are never going back we promise."
His caption makes it sound like the team has no plans to return to the spot after seeing the warning.
Street skating has always involved dealing with security guards, property owners, and the occasional police encounter, especially when popular spots are located on private property.
Many skate spots become favorites because of their unique obstacles, but those same places can also attract complaints from owners who do not want skaters there.
Right now, there is no indication that anyone from the All I Need Skateboards squad has been charged.
The notice simply warns that returning to the property could result in police involvement and legal action.