A tense confrontation between a resident and the police at their doorstep with the resident accusing harassment and declaring they no longer allow the police to access their property. The police refuse to answer questions and the situation escalates quickly. All captured on camera. What happens when privacy is invaded? Be a report exactly where I was standing. So I don't want to be on video, right? >> I don't care if you want to be. >> Yeah. No, you need to turn off the video. You know what? >> You need to turn off the video recorder. Okay. He's telling me I got to turn off my recorder. I don't >> I'm doing this for proof in court. >> That's not a problem. You know exactly where I was and it documented my report. Please turn off the recorder. >> You know what? I don't have to do that. >> Please turn off the record. >> It's my right. I do not have to do that. >> Yeah. I don't need to be videotaped, though. >> I don't care. >> It's my right. No. >> If you're going to convict me in a court of law, this is my right. >> No, you don't get to run around to video record everything I do. Okay. >> Who says what statute says that? >> Because I have a right not to be on video. >> Right. Even though you're going to be a witness against me in a court of law. Yeah, I have a right not to be on video. Turn off the video recording.