A group of young men who travel the world and film themselves doing stunts to promote a British clothing brand recently released a video of themselves breaking several laws in Joshua Tree National Park. The group of nine men can be seen running up and launching themselves off a Joshua tree, burning a bonfire of scavenged wood not in an authorized fire pit, flying a drone—even though they know it’s illegal—and commercial filming inside a national park without a permit. The videos promoting the Storror brand have been reported to Park Superintendent David Smith, who told Z107.7 News that a special park agent has been assigned to investigate the incidents.
BRITISH APPAREL MARKETING TEAM CRITICIZED FOR ILLEGAL NATIONAL PARK ABUSE
