Man Claims He Was Assaulted for Filming This Incident at Frat House: ‘You’re So F***ed! Why Would you Record It?’

A man said Monday he was physically assaulted after recording the aftermath of a purported break in at an Ohio college fraternity house.

Video captured by the unidentified individual shows him on a public sidewalk filming the chaotic scene when he is confronted by a "lookout."

"Keep going man, c'mon," the man told the individual recording. "No, seriously, these are my f**kin boys. If you get them in trouble because of this — stop!"

"Can you keep walking dude?" he reiterated a few moments later in the video. "Seriously."

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The individual recording still refused to leave and continued taping the incident which reportedly took place at Miami University's Kappa Alpha house.

"Seriously, get the f**k out of here," he is warned again. "Seriously, get the f**k out of here. Get the f**k out of here."

After a couple more minutes, the lookout made the decision to inform his apparent friends that there was someone recording them.

[sharequote align="center"]"You're so f**ked! Why would you record it? You dumb f**king idiot."[/sharequote]

"You're so f**ked! Why would you record it? You dumb f**king idiot," one of the individuals told the cameraman as the group approached him.

"Yo, w'ere about to, yo, this kid's recording all of it," he added.

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At that point, the group appeared to begin physically assaulting the individual recording.

"Get the f**k off me!" he exclaimed to them. "Get the f**k off me!"

Image source: Screen grab via YouTube

A few moments later, the video suddenly ends. An individual claiming to be the cameraman later posted on Reddit a description of what happened after he stopped recording.

"I'm fine, I'm a bouncer at one of the local bars," he wrote. "They followed me for 3 blocks trying to grab me and get my phone. Said they would kill me trying to punch and smacking me with a bag of begals [sic] etc... Once I got to the bar I went inside and everything else was taken care of. I can't really get into what happened after I went inside, but I'm fine."

The video was later uploaded to YouTube Sunday where it has amassed nearly half-a-million views.

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