HUNTSVILLE, AL (WAFF) -

Several viewers alerted WAFF 48 News to multiple videos posted on YouTube. The video  shows what looks to be several people detained by Huntsville Police in front of Huntsville's First Baptist Church on Governors Drive.

Church administration confirmed the group of men were outside the church before the Sunday 10:30 a.m. service. Church administration said they invited at least one of the men to come inside for the service, but he declined.

Church administration said halfway through the service the group entered the church, walked to the front row seats and sat down. They said the group then pulled out their cell phones, started recording the service, and were talking and disrupting the service.

Church administration said the actions by the group made several church goers very uncomfortable, but the group was not kicked out. After the service, the church said Huntsville Police questioned the men and they believe that's when the YouTube videos were captured. The church said they have Huntsville Police at all of their services for issues like traffic control.

Some viewers have questioned the actions of Huntsville Police. We've reached out to the department to find out more information about the incident, if they're facing any charges, and if any HPD policy was ever violated on the videos. Huntsville Police spokesperson Dr. Harry Hobbs has told us he is, "working it."

We'll update you as soon as we learn anything more.

These men were not just taking pictures of the outside of the Church but also walked up and down the isles of the sanctuary during service, filming and taking pictures, being loud and billigerent