Step out of my house, sir. You don't have a warrant. Get out of MY >> GET OUT OF MY HOUSE, SIR. STEP OUT. GET out of my house. >> YOU DON'T HAVE A WARRANT, SIR. UH BACK UP, AARON. Let them in. If they're going to come in, they're going to come in. Quiet night turns chaotic when officers enter a man's home without a warrant over a minor complaint, attempting an arrest without clear cause. Calm but firm, he challenges their actions and demands accountability. As pressure builds, he stands his ground, forcing an uneasy retreat. >> You can't come in here. You don't have a warrant, sir. I understand. Can you prove that? Do you understand >> have a warrant, sir. Step out of my house, sir. You don't have a warrant. Get out OF MY >> GET OUT OF MY HOUSE, SIR. STEP OUT. GET OUT of my house. >> YOU DON'T HAVE A WARRANT, SIR. UH BACK UP, AARON. Let them in. If they're going to come in, they're going to come in. You don't have a warrant, sir. You need a warrant, sir, and you >> Do you and Carl >> You need probable cause for charges. You have no probable cause. >> [clears throat] >> Can you talk to No, I don't think I will. She You have no evidence of a crime committed, sir. But I'm her husband, sir. What crime was committed and what evidence? But what evidence do you have? Do you understand why that started though? And did you come to take a statement? No, you >> No, but sir, we have it on video, sir. There's video cameras outside. He yelled over here first. He yelled over here first. No, sir. She was on the phone. She was on the phone. But you can't You can't arrest her when you have no evidence, sir. What? The word of one guy? That is not enough evidence, sir. No, it's not. She's broke no law, sir. You just entered my home. You just entered my home without a warrant, sir. You broke the law right there. Yes, you did. So you're telling me that you don't need a warrant to enter my home and break my door? Huh? You don't need a warrant. She did not do anything wrong, sir. No, she did not. Until you have evidence to prove that, you cannot arrest her. Hands down, you cannot. I know the law. For what though? You have no evidence. Zero. Okay. I'm I'm a witness, sir, and I know that I was She was on the phone with her ex-husband. She got in an argument. She was yelling on the phone on our porch. That man No, that man yelled over here at her first. So would that not make it disorderly? He yelled over here at her first, sir. You just tried to bust our door in. You entered my home illegally and tried to arrest her without evidence. Get a warrant and then you can come back. I'm calling 911 to have a different police agency come here. You just entered my home without a warrant. I want them arrested for false police report. Um what 1125 Cammie Street. The police just literally They broke our door, entered our home without a warrant. Um the neighbor had called them about disorderly conduct, something like that, cuz my wife was on the porch and got in a heated argument with her ex-husband on the phone and the police showed up and they just came and they didn't get a statement from us, nothing. They just busted our door in cuz they with no warrant. I asked them several times if they had a warrant. Now they're at our I asked her if she they had a warrant. They said no. I need some type of different police here. I need state patrol. Oh my god. But we stopped we we opened our door and we tried to talk to them, ma'am. They literally busted our door in with no warrant. That is against the law. That is against the law, ma'am. I have it on video. I'm scared. I don't know what to do. Can't even go out out on our front porch safely. >> Hold on. Stop. That is harassment. She broke no law. She was on the front porch yelling. That's it. On the phone. That's not breaking a law. The neighbor then called, yelled across the street at her first. That is not her breaking any law. That's him. He yelled at her, called her a stupid [ __ ] and told her to shut the [ __ ] up. That's what he yelled at her.