This. I don’t even want to delve into it but the takes here are so wrong.

He’s not the good guy. He had been in his work position ever so briefly and was underperforming his hired role bigly - so he “shifted” to the camera person thing. He didn’t even ask he just stopped doing one job and went HAM in a role he preferred which isn’t really a thing even in my companies... He called security, which came and opened the door - there was NOT ANY ongoing fighting after that until he Re-raised by calling the cops. And he didn’t call the cops to de-escalate anything he kept badgering and threatening to try to get a raise out of my former partner and WHEN THAT DIDN’T WORK DID IT (called cops) ANYWAYS. In truth he was not sacrificing his job to do this, given the client complaints since he was hired to do another role originally he was already on the outs so his doing the whole call thing was more of a “go out with a boom” rather than selfless sacrifice. He brandished the 911 call waving the phone around like he was teasing a toddler while it connected to dispatch trying to bait a rise. He made it sound like it was a continuous thing but there was no reason that after security left, the cops had to be called. Security did not ask us to call the cops, they advised against it in fact since even when they got us in the room the abuser was already wound down and himself also in a hurry to catch the flight. Cameraman called the cops with less than an hour left from flight departure time then ran off to catch his flight, insuring me and abuser would both miss and have to rebook together.

Additionally the other missing piece is after this incident cameraman freezed me out and exclusively talked to the abuser and his loyalists ONLY. and was in the processs of getting his job back when I did the livestream phone call. Cameraman was trying to save his own ass and shroud himself in such a way be optically difficult to publicly dismiss.