Don't be yelling outside. Stop going in the country. Go in the country go in the country if you want to yell. You live in the city. Danielle Danielle Danielle Can you please stop yelling now? Danielle Danielle Danielle Danielle Danielle Would you believe it? Just because a citizen stands on her own property shouting to express her frustration, a responding officer barks back, "Go in the country if you want to yell. You live in the city." Danielle fires back with a powerful argument accusing the officers of pulling into her driveway, blocking the sidewalk, and harassing her privacy in the past. Is this law enforcement protecting community peace or a retaliatory badge-heavy roadside ego trip? Radio on 34 prone, I'll be out. Roger. I don't see anybody. Didn't hear anybody when I pulled up. >> [snorts] >> I'm guessing exactly I'm just getting ready to go in the country. Did you find what you needed over there? No, we haven't even gone in yet. Oh. I got to get that information sign. You know I was just messing around when I said that priorities come first. I know. Hey Daniel. Oh my gosh, that's >> Hi, how are you? I was just What's going on? Well, come talk to me a second. Daniel, you got to stop yelling at me. Where'd she go? I think you set her off. Oh. I hear she's back. Daniel. See? Hey. Are you okay? Hi. Don't be yelling outside. Stop Daniel. Go in the country. Go in the country. Go in the country if you want to yell. You live in the city. She's still yelling. At least she's inside. There you go. She's really angry today. Yeah. We're back. Where is she? Where is she? Hi Danielle. Oh, that's not nice. Keep it inside though, okay? Okay. Thank you. That's not nice. Danielle, language. Language. She's kind of rude. She was. Say please. Danielle. Danielle. Danielle. Danielle. Can you please stop yelling now? Danielle. She done? Hopefully. Okay. Hopefully she's done. Hey Danielle. Oh my gosh, that's Hey, how are you? I was just over there. What's going on? Well, come talk to me a second. Danielle, you got to stop yelling. Where'd she go? I think you set her off. Oh. I hear she's back. Danielle. Are you okay? Hi. Don't be yelling outside. Stop it. >> Danielle. Go in the country. Go in the country. Go in the country if you want to yell. You live in the city. She's still yelling. She locked herself in. So, she's inside. There you go. She's really angry today. Yeah. Wow, that's a We're back. Where is she? Where is she? She's up. Hi, Danielle. Oh, that's not nice. Keep it inside though, okay? Okay. Thank you. That's not nice. Danielle, language. Language. He's kind of rude. He was. Say please. Danielle. Danielle. Danielle. Danielle. Can you please stop yelling, though? Danielle. She done? Hopefully. Okay. Hopefully she's done. Dan- Danielle. Danielle. Danielle. Danielle. Hey, come talk to me a second. You do. We talked before. THANK YOU. DANIELLE, I JUST WANT TO DANIELLE. DANIELLE, I WANT TO TALK. DANIELLE, I WANT TO TALK to you. Danielle. Can you check the area behind 16 Church Street for this trespass complaint? Three males, car seats, are acting strangely, loitering in the area. All white males in hats and winter coats. Last seen in the parking lot by the dumpsters there. That ain't good. Copy. Yeah, we could definitely probably do a discount on that. >> towards you. I came with him like a viewer. That's all. Well, I've like I just here I've only been here once before and she likes me. It's not So, do you know the the thing she's talking about? No, I have no idea. kept a car longer than she was supposed to. It's Royal. Uh okay, I heard about that. >> Royal, yeah, I just pulled in because the car and matched the description. I know. Um I don't know. I mean, the past actually, like the last time she came out, she talked to me, we were cool and Yeah. Do you remember that though? Yeah, I remember like the inside of her head about it, yeah. >> Yeah. not like let that go at all. Um I mean, she's done for now. I mean, Technically, we could do a violation and probably >> going in like forcing her to come out. No, absolutely not. We'd have to get a we we'd do like we did before, get a warrant, have them come out. >> to Emily about that cuz I feel like she feels we're not doing anything. Yeah, let's go talk to Emily. I'm leaving this on though. >> Yeah, oh yeah. No, it's just she's not cooperative with that when you can't walk away. We got to call for suspicious car. I don't even remember how the call came out. Right. >> want to go over so they know what happened? Why don't we leave? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it might be best, yeah. What's that? I ain't calling explaining it to her again. Yeah, cuz I mean And if they want more, I mean, we'll we'll figure it out. Yeah, and I'm trying to keep that rapport as best I can. I mean, Um as long as I can, you know. So, Wendy called Royal and they've been looking for this car and for Wendy. And I call them, I go, "I have your car here. Do you want it back? It's your property." Well, yeah, she hasn't paid the bill. She We tried to swipe the card, it didn't work. She was mostly cooperative. Skyler Canyon, there's somebody else with them. Uh Barb Not Barb Gleason. Barb Gates. Yes. And And her demeanor >> That's how it all and she went and side slammed the door and that's really when things started to like decline with her. Right. Is after that, because you have Wendy Castleman. She's She just likes to pick arguments and >> right. fights, too. And anybody that will >> Okay. Case details: pretext for engagement, suspicious vehicle call overlapping with a civil property retention complaint. [music] The police blunder: lingering on site to bicker with an irate citizen, issuing unlawful commands to go to the country, and intervening in a civil contract dispute. Legal violations: First Amendment retaliation, failure to follow de-escalation protocols, unlawful intervention in a civil matter.