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How do you already buzz in if you're standing in the street???
Maybe I'm a bit behind on technology but I don't know of any communal door that you can buzz in from the street nor do I know of one where you can buzz in and the door remains unlocked if you leave it.
Unless someone can tell me how this is possible then here's what I would say really happened:
Woman buzzes in through the communal door. Man behind her tries to use her buzz in as his own out of convenience. She won't let him and he freaks out then gets out the camera to film.
He escalated a perfectly reasonable request to have him do his own buzz in and she happily played along with the escalation then went psycho on him by calling 911.
She should have expressed herself better in telling him she wasn't going to allow her buzz in be his buzz in, he should have not been butthurt over it and try to piggyback on her request, and she should have left the matter alone after he produced his key which got him in his personal apartment.
He was looking for an incident...she gave him one. They deserve each other.
What?
No idea what you are questioning. There's a keypad for the communal door outside the door. Where else would it be? Inside the door???
You're not making any sense.
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Maybe I'm a bit behind on technology but I don't know of any communal door that you can buzz in from the street
Yes you're behind on the technology.
She's standing blocking his way at the doorway.
What don't you understand?
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