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It seems the police are never around when you need them, and always around when you don’t.
Lawrence & Mayo, a Newport Beach, Calif., shop, learned this on a recent back-alley commercial shoot in Santa Ana, Calif., for pro bono client United Way. The agency hired a police officer to oversee the shoot, but when the officer didn’t show up, and attempts at hiring another proved futile, the shop proceeded with the filming.
The shoot consisted of a group of teenage hoodlums destroying a car.
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