Three deputies showed up at a man's door threatening arrest and forced entry. But when he demanded to see the judge's signed warrant, everything started to fall apart. Watch how he exposes their unlawful tactics and turns the pressure back on them. >> And what's your problem, >> Doug? We have some civil paperwork we need to talk to you about. Okay. I just need you to open the door so I can give it to you. >> I don't consent to this. >> I can't. I have to physically give it to you. Douglas, >> you're trying to grab me to drag me out the door. >> You are under arrest at this time. If you don't come out, I don't consent. Well, you don't have to consider your >> I don't Let me see the warrant. >> This is what your warrant is for. >> Show me the signature. >> There's not a signature on there. >> Well, THEN THERE'S NO WARRANT. You're not even showing ME A FREAKING WARRANT. >> WE'RE telling you that you have one. WE'RE NOT JUST >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO TELL me you have one. I want to see the judge's signature. >> Signature is not on paper. This is civil paperwork here >> cuz you're making a civil matter into a criminal matter. I understand the law, buddy. >> And by you not opening the door after being told that you're under arrest, you're obstructing us right now. I'm not going to jail on both. Listen, >> I bet nobody >> car. I'm gonna write up a warrant and and it'll get issued and then we'll come back and we'll pick you up. >> No, you won't. >> Put that in his mailbox out of here. You've been told you're under arrest and you're not submitting to the arrest.