Ok, this is how I look at it. I have only been a photog for about 2 years now, and I think I have picked up a lot. One thing I have definately learn, is WHEN AT ALL POSSIBLE, stay out of each other's shots. But this is news. Let's face it, it's extremely competitive. In Shooter's situation, I would have just gotten what I needed without intruding. His actions in that situation were wrong. But on something more competitive, I couldn't care less if I get in someone's shot. When someone is being arrested, BAM, I get my shot. If I get in the way I get in the way. We are all, and should all, be very competitive. But that does NOT mean we can be jerks. I am competitive with other photogs in this area all the time, but when it comes down to it we all get along. We all have jobs to do, and we all face extreme pressures. We have to do what we have to do, and in some situations it gets sticky and heated. Oh, and by the way. For those of you who get outrageously upset when someone walks in your shot, remember, it could be an honest mistake. Just simply reminding the person in a nice way would be a good first step. If they are a jerk after that, then all bets are off. I guess what I am saying is that it's not good to be on either side of the extreme. Try to stay balanced.