I think you spoke my fourth amendment rights by opening that door. I know the constitution, I know the law. Close my door, please. There's no warrants after me. You have no reason to be here. I'm not under suspicion of committing a crime. So, please leave. Please leave. So, can you move over there, please? Can you close my door officer, please? We're we're we're we're making sure that you can park over there. That's what we're doing now. That's fine. I don't care. That's what we're doing. So, once we verify, we're done. >> I know the law, sir. I know the laws. You broken one by opening that door. Okay. I never gave you permission to open that door. Okay. So, close the door, please. You say no? You say You say no? >> to call me. That's okay. Call your supervisor, please. Call your supervisor. Close that door. Close that door. Then give me a ticket, then I'll be there. We need your information. No, you don't. We don't need to Call your super- This doesn't belong to them. You're a Navy veteran, right? I I'm a former Marine commando, retired. Yeah. Former Marine as well. Back off. I'm not backing off. Let's talk. No. This doesn't belong to them. >> Sir, you are trespassing. This does not belong to them. >> They just called me to ask you to move. I'm moving over there, then. No, we need your information. No, you don't. No, you don't. I've committed no crime. Close my door. This is illegal search and seizure. Amendment four. Please close my door, sir. And I will be filing a complaint. Amendment four. You broke it. You're trespassing, sir.