You're really going to make me have to go through all this work? >> I'm telling you it's not me. >> Cuz the next time I do it, I'm writing search warrants, I'm going to your house, and I'm going to write the warrants. I'm going to find your boots, I'm going to find your helmet. >> Can you probably get in a whole lot less trouble? >> Like I said, I did not ride my motorcycle. >> I just showed you a picture of you riding it yesterday. >> It's not me. >> Show me a warrant. Show me a warrant. Show me a warrant. Show me a warrant. Show me a warrant. Show me a warrant. No, you won't. >> You entered the house without a search warrant? >> Yeah. >> Isn't that like against the law? >> Nope. >> This is Chris, a young man suspected of fleeing on a motorcycle the previous night, based entirely on a blurred security camera profile. Instead of waiting for a judge to sign a lawful warrant, the investigating officer takes a reckless shortcut straight to the suspect's mother's private home. Officers storm the residence without a warrant, aggressively handcuff an innocent mother, and invent a bogus legal definition on the spot to mask their lawlessness.