A Minneapolis security guard who worked at Taylor Swift's Era Tour told Fox News Digital that he didn't realize he would be penalized for his photo opportunity.
Former concert security guard Calvin Denker told Fox News Digital he wasn’t aware that he would be penalized for his photo opportunity.concert stole the spotlight when he went viral for singing along to one of the pop star’s tunes.
The Minneapolis guard, Calvin Denker, seemed to be having fun as he sang along to"Cruel Summer" during Swift’s performance in theDenker told Fox News Digital that he had"handed out little pieces of paper" to a few concertgoers during his shift and requested that a few audience members take a photo of him when Swift was nearby. A Minneapolis security guard who worked at Taylor Swift's Eras Tour told Fox News Digital that he didn't realize he would be penalized for his photo opportunity. "I would really appreciate it if they took a photo of me with Taylor Swift in the background just so that I can have a memory from that night," Denker explained. However, the former security guard made a TikTok video detailing his plans for a photo opportunity with theWATCH: TAYLOR SWIFT CONCERT SECURITY GUARD FIRED AFTER ASKING FANS TO TAKE PHOTOS OF HIM"I received a call a couple of days late . . . I spoke to an H.R. woman, and she cited that me handing out those pieces of paper was why they were going to be cutting ties with me as an employee," he added."There were some pretty strict rules about taking photos with the talent."Denker continued to explain that he wasn’t aware he had broken any rules and thought the policy was only to not have his phone out during the concert. He additionally admitted in his viral TikTok video that he initially had signed up to be part of the security team so he"didn’t have to pay for tickets" during Swift’s Eras Tour. After Denker was fired for his concert fiasco, he was surprisingly asked to be a security guard at an Ed Sheeran show. The security company called him and explained that since he had shown"remorse" for his concert stunt and that he"regretted doing it," they would allow him to work another event. But by the time his shift was over, the regional manager, who initially fired him, was confused and"wasn’t too pleased" to see him at the venue. That led to his permanent termination after he handed in his work gear. "I am a major Taylor Swift fan," he remarked.
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