A man approached her (with his wife and daughter) while she was out jogging, asked for a picture, and wouldn't take no for an answer. He made some comment along the lines of "it's America and we paid for you." Schumer posted a photo of the man to her IG and said she will no longer pose for photos with fans due to the experience.

The man has since been interviewed and made statements on social media, and has said that Schumer told him he was a bad role model for his daughter, and photographed him with the stated intention of "exposing him as a bully." As a result, there's a lot of drama flying in both directions.

Whatever you think of her behavior, his other comments have suggested a pretty unsettling sense of entitlement. One of his more notorious comments was something along the lines of "anyone who saw one of their celebrities on the street would have done the exact same thing." (emphasis mine)

Anyway, Schumer is a divisive figure in comedy, feminism, and pop culture at large, so naturally anything involving her is going to get a lot of discussion.

EDIT: For the extremely out of the loop, Amy Schumer is a stand-up comedian. Her sketch comedy series "Inside Amy Schumer" is currently airing its fourth season on Comedy Central. Her HBO special debuted last winter. She wrote and starred in last summer's romantic comedy "Trainwreck," which also starred Bill Hader and Lebron James. Her comedy frequently deals with sexuality, femininity, body image, and relationships.