Multiple police cars over a single online post. Officers arrive at a man's home about a complaint he filed, but instead of resolving it, the conversation quickly turns tense. As he challenges their legal explanation, the officers grow defensive. With no real reason to stay, they close the case and leave. >> Hi Chad, how are you doing? >> Good, how are you? >> You ready to record? >> You bet you. >> Okay, I just want to make sure everything's rolling before we get going. So, you came to the police station the other day to complain about somebody had posted something on your Twitter account about counseling you did. So, I just wanted to let you know that the counseling that the criminal code talks about, that doesn't really apply there. You You understand that this >> No. >> You don't understand that? >> No, I don't agree with that. >> So, whatever. You came in to make a a complaint and we have to deal with it, right? We have to >> So, you have three three cars come to my my house? You have three cars come here and just tell me that? Okay. >> The reason that we That's great. Okay, I'm just asking if you understand that so I can put that in a report that I explained everything to you. >> I do not accept it. >> But, why don't you understand? >> And I will be pursuing it further with your chief of police. >> Which Well, we wanted to give you the courtesy of writing it in the report. >> You have to have three officers come to my house? >> Don't worry Don't worry about the numbers, okay? We count all the time when we're together. It's kind of not the point, okay? Have yourself a good day, happy to