Do you have a search warrant? We don't. Okay. All right, well, I'm going to go close this door so I can go talk to my wife. >> So, what what you're do looking at now is you're obstructing our investigation. >> So, you're telling me that you're going to just barge into my house even though I'm telling you that you're not allowed in? >> I'm telling you >> Do you have a search warrant? >> to arrest you. >> Do you have a search warrant? >> We're going to arrest you. >> have a search warrant? >> No, I don't need a search warrant. We're arresting you for obstructing our investigation. >> I'm I'm here as a well-being check. >> You need to come in the daytime. >> No. >> You need to come in the daytime. >> No. >> You just don't come in the middle of the night and telling me you're going to force your way into my house without a search warrant. >> to tell you one more time, okay, that if you don't let us in the house, we're going to arrest >> I'm Listen, you're not welcome here at this time of night >> We understand. >> without a search warrant. >> Okay. >> Police show up at a man's home in the middle of the night demanding entry without a warrant based on allegations they openly admit have not been verified citing vague concerns and an unconfirmed report. The officers insist on entering the residence even as the homeowner calmly asserts his constitutional rights and repeatedly refuses consent. As he continuously asks for the legal basis for a warrantless search and points out that there is no evidence of any genuine emergency, the officers begin to struggle to justify their actions. When threats of obstruction fail to pressure him into compliance, the situation quickly escalates. Unable to provide clear evidence or a lawful justification for entering the home, the officers ultimately move to arrest the man instead raising serious questions about whether the arrest was an attempt to justify their own misconduct and unlawful actions. >> a claim from your child but also possible domestic violence situation. We need to make sure that >> All right, well, I told you come in the morning, okay? My wife said when I Before I kiss my wife goodnight, she told me she took something to go to sleep. >> Okay. Well, you you can she can wake up. If she can't If she can't wake up, then that's a medical issue. You need to >> So, I'm asking you, do you have a search warrant? >> We >> do not have a search w- >> you have a search warrant? >> We do not need a search w- to talk to us. >> Do you have a search warrant? >> No, we do not. >> Well, I'm not walking you into my house and I like you to come back in the morning, in the daytime. >> we need to make sure your wife is okay. If once we determine they're okay, we leave. >> Listen, I think I have a problem with you banging on my door at night and telling me that I'm going to force my way in. I have a problem with that. >> that. We do We still have to speak with them, too. >> I have a problem with that, okay? There's a reason why I have to pay mortgages here because this is our property. >> Why are you yelling? Why are you yelling? >> And you you just can't come knocking on barging in my in my house. >> Yes, we can. >> Do you have a search warrant? >> No, but I feel as though your wife could possibly >> a search warrant? >> I'm I'm concerned your wife is injured right now. >> I would like you to come back in the morning. >> your wife is hurt right now. >> I would like you to come back in the morning. I already told you. >> claim that your wife that you hit your wife, we want to make sure your wife is okay. >> Why don't you give her a call? Why don't you call? >> That's not the way we do things. We don't call. We need to make sure she's okay. >> Just come back in the morning. It's it's late. We were both All of us were in bed. >> morning it's going to be early. >> And you guys are not welcome to come barging in my house. That's what >> You you're more than welcome to talk to a supervisor if you want. >> Right. >> Why don't you get If you want to call our supervisor, you can do that, but there's no way we're we're going to leave and come back in the morning. >> Well, you can stand there and wait. >> Nope. >> Sir, we need to make sure your wife is okay. >> Do you have a search warrant? >> We do not have a search warrant as we explained to you. >> tell me you're just going to barge into my house and wake my family up. >> a search warrant for the investigation that we're trying to do. Sir, we Like I said, we are going to have to get permission from our supervisor and come into your house and wake them up, okay? >> Well, listen, get a search warrant, >> We're going to do our jobs. >> I'm not going to leave here knowing that your wife could potentially be going should be in the hospital right now. I don't know. >> You're not welcome at this time in my house. >> won't you elaborate on your injury? >> in the morning, in the daytime. >> you talk to me about your wife? >> her in the daytime. >> you changing the subject? >> You visit her in the daytime. You don't go banging on my door at this time of night. >> Why won't you tell us that your wife is okay? >> My wife is okay. >> Okay, but let us see her. >> Then show us. >> You come in the morning. >> Bro, we could have been out of here 10 minutes ago. >> No. No, I I I I don't feel you have the right to just walk into my house anytime you want. You don't have a search warrant. You don't have a search warrant. You can't barge in people's houses at anytime you want. >> It's not a law with town hall. >> You can't barge into people's houses at anytime you want. >> If there's nothing to hide, it shouldn't be an issue. >> You can't barge into people's houses at anytime you want. You just can't barge into people's houses at anytime you want. You don't have a search warrant. >> Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Stop yelling. >> You don't have a search warrant. >> There's no reason to yell. Just calm down, okay? Let's work this out like like like human beings. >> You come in in at a logical time. >> I understand that. But, when somebody like let's say there was a medical situation here and you dial 911 at 3:00 a.m. >> dialed 911. >> Say that happened and you dial 911 at 3:00 a.m. Do you want us to say, "Call us at a logical time?" >> No one here dialed 911. >> that, but we are 24-hour agencies. You can call our agencies anytime throughout the day, okay? So, we work all the time. It doesn't matter to us what time it is, okay? When we get a complaint, we follow up on the complaint right away, okay? We don't wait till 8:00 in the morning. We don't wait till you might be awake. We don't wait till that. >> I gave the mortgage in this house. >> Okay, that's fine. >> And I told you come in the morning. Come in the daytime when we're awake. >> Okay, but how do I know you don't stay up all night? >> You can't tell me you're going to come into my house anytime you feel like it. >> Okay, well >> And barge in with no search warrant. >> We're we're here for a reason. >> I don't care. I don't care. I think I have rights here. You just can't barge into my house anytime you want without a search warrant. >> Okay. >> You don't have a search warrant. >> answer my question. >> My wife is fine. She's sleeping. >> Let her tell me that. We are here. Uh I just got forwarded with my my sergeant, okay? We're here investigating. We're here in good faith investigating a possible domestic violence situation. We just want to make sure that your wife is okay. And if she's okay and your kids okay, then we're going to leave. Okay? However, if it's going to happen, we cannot leave. >> Do you have a search warrant? >> We don't. >> All right. Well, I'm going to go close this door so I can go talk to my wife. >> So, what what you're looking at now is you're obstructing our investigation. >> So, you're telling me that you're going to just barge into my house even though I'm telling you that you're not allowed in. >> I'm telling you >> Do you have a search warrant? >> to arrest you. >> Do you have a search warrant? We're going to arrest you. Do you have a search warrant? >> No, I don't. We're going to arrest you for obstructing our investigation. >> I'm I'm here as a well-being check. >> You need to come in the daytime. >> No. >> You need to come in the daytime. You just don't come in the middle of the night and telling me you're going to force your way into my house without a search warrant. >> I'm going to tell you one more time, okay, that if you don't let us in the house, we're going to arrest you. >> listen. You're not welcome here at this time of night. >> We understand. >> Without a search warrant. >> Okay. Open the door. Put your hands on the wall. Put your hands behind your back. >> Am I being arrested? >> Yes, sir. >> What for? >> Obstruction and disorderly conduct. >> Okay. Cool.