Photographers stage protest over Silver Spring dispute

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More than 100 photographers and supporters used Independence Day to protest what they called the recent infringement on the freedom of a local shutterbug to take pictures at a Silver Spring development built with taxpayer help.

Chip Py, whose recent run-in with private security guards was the focus of the event, said the rally was aimed at confirming the First Amendment rights of photographers and others on property developed by public-private partnerships.

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