Huge flats. ...Unusual breast shape?
 
   I had to stop the recording because I was being escorted away by police (See the guy in the picture? I think he was a sherrif or something.). While I was checking this guy's girl out, the police were checking me out because some carnival worker(s) told them I might be going around the carnival passing some kind of thing out to kids. I kind of thought those guys were checking me out, but I had to keep filming. Eventually I'd reached into my camera pouch again to check the recording and make sure I was getting this sexy young thing's breasts on tape clearly even from the tougher, riskier angles, and they'd decided they'd seen enough. As I was being escorted away from the carnival  they asked what was in my camera pouch. Before I told them I showed them my camera, which I had in my hand and asked if they were going to take it. That's when they informed me of the crack-head tip they'd recieved, claiming they'd recieved several complaints from carnival staff [As soon as I arrived!] that I'd been going around trying to pass stuff out to kids, so they'd been checking me out. I asked what they'd been told I was passing aroud and they said they had no idea. Drugs. Flyers. Whatever. I can't go somewhere like this and pass stuff out. Wait a minute! The staff told you WHAT? They said I might be passing DRUGS to children FREE! It is possible to get so high you'd rob your own mother, but it is not possible to get so high you will give your drugs away free! 
"They said I was passing out drugs?!"
"We didn't know what you were passing out. It could've been drugs, flyers, anything. We go several complaints about you, so we started checking you out."
"SEVERAL complaints? And they said it looked like I was handing drugs to children!? Who said I was handing out drugs?"
  
  They searched me at this side area they took me behind an attraction to, then they took me to thier boss. I had to wait a minute with them at the carnival gate for him to show up and I watched bike police and great candid oppurtunities go right by me. I was just hoping everything was going to go the way I thought it would, and I asked what was going on exactly. I know, though, that the police sometimes don't tell you exactly what they're going to do until right before they do it if they need do a particular thing first, but I still asked them: "Are you guys gonna take me somewhere?". They would only tell me they had to follow protocol and wait for the boss man, and that if everything turned up clear I'd be ok. I kind of thought (and kind of didn't, because there didn't seem to be any way the question could have a logical answer!) that the only question I might be able to really get an answer to at this point was that wild suspicion of me that led to this whole incident in the first place. As I kind of expected, nobody had any kind of concrete answer. Since the crack-heads- I mean carnival workers, who dreamt up the idea in the first place obviously had no idea what they were actually seeing, and probably didn't even know for sure what they were imagining they were seeing, (Meaning the people who made the story up didn't even know what it was all about) the world will never know what they thought I was passing out!
 I don't remember all the words that were exchanged once boss-man arrived, and that's ok because I didn't hear them all anyway, but I remember them telling him something along the lines of "You know what he was doing? Turns out he's got one of those itty-bitty cameras and he was using it to videotape people without thier permission." 

   They ran my ID, of course, to see if there were any warrants on me, and, of course they watched all the vids I had on me. They had to. I bet they were liking thier jobs at that time! My first raw carnival video, shot when I was standing in line had a lot of a kid in it, so they asked if I was videotaping people's kids. I'm not sure how old that girl actually was, but she had the longest hair I'd ever seen on someone that height, so I kind of was since the big girl in the video 'Happy fat girl showing skin. Horray for skin!' hadn't walked up just yet. I had missed some candids I could've collected in the parking lot, including what would have been the best big booty video of the day, so I wanted to make sure the camera was rolling. When I'd looked at the footage of that girl after I'd entered the carnival I'd thought it was all bad because the camera was off to the side for a lot of the end of it as she was walking into the carnival with her parents, but now that I was with the law I realized that was a good thing because it helped make my 'No' answer to thier question more believable. The video of that girl will not be posted on blackstreetbbw, of course.

  Then they let me go. In fact, they escorted me back into the carnival just to make sure I got in past the staff ok, when I told them I wouldn't do any more candid filming. The sun had just started to set when they'd taken me aside, so even though I wasn't with them all that long, by the time I'd gotten back in I really couldn't shoot any more candids because it was too dark. As I made my way out I got called over by a carnie to throw darts, and since it had been so long since I'd gotten into something like that that I'd didn't know how they do things, when he handed me the darts I played the game. I hit some ballons and won a prize so he asked for $5 to pay for it. Then I said "Wait a minute. You just walked up and put the darts in my hand and told me to play. That's the only reason I did" He replied "If you don't pay for it I'll call security. They're gonna have to throw you out." Like that would have mattered! Wouldn't be the first time I'd been escorted out by security that day! I told hime "Look, All I have is this Twenty I have to hold on to and a couple of ones." "I see you got money in there [my wallet]. Give it to me out of that 20." (I actaully COULDN'T afford to spend out of that 20, so I was telling him the truth, ignorant as it was!) And I said "I'll give you $2 just to leave me alone. Then you made money and didn't even have to part with a prize." He frowned and said "Well gimmie $3 then." Good thing I had $3! That left me with a 20 dollar bill and some coins.

 I immediately left the carnival. And guess what? I finally saw that little girl again on the way out... Thought she'd left. It was pitch dark by then and I did not tape her, or anyone else.