Buchanan went into a store in Los Angeles. When celebrities Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck entered the store to shop, the manager asked Buchanan to leave, but did not give him a reason why he was asked to leave. Two Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies, who were present because of the celebrities, asked Buchanan to leave. He argued with them. The head of store security made a citizen’s arrest of Buchanan for trespassing. The deputies then arrested him and took him outside, where there were media crews following the celebrities, so Buchanan was filmed as he was released and told he were free to go. Some media reports said that there was a stalker in the store, who was ejected. Buchanan sued the store for invasion of privacy for “parading” him before the media and for false arrest. The trial court dismissed the case, holding that the store was privileged to take the actions it did. Buchanan appealed. Mayfield filed a motion to dismiss, which was granted by the trial court. Buchanan appealed. Was Buchanan successful on his appeal? What must he prove to be successful in his claim?