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5K+ Views. Anyway, all he had to do was to showed his ID. The security guard was just doing his job. As some of you already pointed out, it still doesn't explained how TMZ obtained the footage.
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Rumor has it, Pacquiao sent some long money to the security crew to remind Mayweather who the boss is. I heard Pacquaio can pass by that guard with no I.D. at 5 a.m.Comment
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The thing is, Floyd lives in a gated Community... for those who don't know what that is, or have never lived in one - there are dozens, maybe hundreds of homes in a gated Community. When a person buys a home in a gated Community, like it or not, they live under the Home Owners Associations rules. They have to pay yearly fees to the HOA to live there in that Community, and like it or not, they have to follow rules. Rules that are fairly strict and some seem outrageously ****** but they do tell you what you can/can't do outside of your house -like what you can park there or park in front of your house (usually no motor homes or RVs), that you can't "work" on your vehicles in front of your home, they tell you how high your trees and bushes can be and even what you can plant in front of your house - they can even ticket or fine you for not taking care of your yard (although most rich people don't have to worry about that). The point is, some people here seem to think this is a gate directly in front of Floyds house and that these are security hired by Floyd himself. They're not. They're hired by the Homeowners Association, and they have rules that have to be followed by everyone.
Although I do believe this was probably a case of the security company "getting back" at Floyd (for the security poking incident), they are completely within their rights to I.D. Floyd whenever they choose. Floyd chose to live in a gated Community with a Homeowners Association, and they have every right to ask for I.D. every single time he comes through if they want, even if it appears that it's harrassment when it comes to Floyd, and I wouldn't be surprised if they continue to do it. Floyd should move to an area where he can do what he wants and be the boss of his own house (inside and out). Unfortunately, by the rules of the HOA, he's going to have to keep being told where he can park his cars and ask to be let in to his "own mutha****in house".
I don't foresee it getting any better for Floyd in that gated Community. If they do continue to give him parking tickets and I.D. him at the entrance gate, it may be their way of trying to get him to move. It's probably going to get way worse before (if ever) it gets better.Comment
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