Please vacate my property. I don't appreciate you opening my door without my consent. There's signs posted every 30 ft saying no trespassing. You are in violation of the law. You're trespassing. >> Come to the door so we can talk to you. >> I don't need to talk to you. >> know what you want. I don't care. Come to the door. >> No, thank you. Get a warrant for my arrest. You'll know where to find me, then come and arrest me. I've done nothing to break the law. >> Police arrive at a man's home to enforce an eviction order related to a water shutoff and insist that he must leave the property. The homeowner immediately challenges their authority arguing that officers entered his property without permission and are attempting to enforce an order he believes is unlawful. As police pressure him to comply, he calmly demands proof of their legal authority, asks for evidence supporting their actions, and questions why law enforcement is involved in what appears to be a civil matter. Instead of providing clear answers, the officers continue to insist that he obey their orders. But as the homeowner documents the encounter and exposes contradictions in their explanations, the officers struggle to justify their actions, turning the incident into a heated dispute over property rights, due process, and government authority. >> Vacate my property. >> We're just going to talk to >> Please vacate my property. I don't appreciate you opening my door without my consent. There's signs posted every 30 ft saying no trespassing. You are in violation of the law. You're trespassing. >> Come to the door so we can talk to you. >> I don't need to talk to you. >> know what you want. I don't care. Come to the door. >> No, thank you. Get a warrant for my arrest. You'll know where to find me, then come and arrest me. I've done nothing to break the law. I don't >> the city and that's all we need to talk to you about. >> I don't have a contract with the city. >> I'm not planning to take you to jail. >> I don't have a contract with the city. I don't know what you're talking about and I don't know why you opened my door and why you have a foot in my door for no reason. >> Do you have water running to the house right now? >> Water, I don't know what you're talking about water. >> Do you have water running to the house? The answer is no. >> No, I don't know what you're talking about. >> Exactly. >> What are you talking about? >> How long do you want to play this game for? >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> Come out, sir. He's not going to come back. He's just going to get arrested. >> I know you're going to try to arrest me for something. >> I don't I have nothing to say. I have a very vicious dog and I don't want it to bite you. Watch out. I don't want it to come out. >> Your dog's likely to get shot. That's not a good idea. >> It seems you would probably do such thing, huh? >> I wouldn't if the dog's going to attack me. I don't want to do that. >> Here she comes. Watch out. >> On the same window where you stuck up those little notices about 5 minutes ago. >> What are you talking about? Those Are those windows notices? What about them? >> Look, don't play me. >> What is it? >> You stuck the notices up on the windows. I saw you doing it. >> They've been there. I have pictures of them. I have They've been here since I moved in. >> There's an official city notice on the window that's telling you to vacate by 7:00 p.m. tonight because you have no water service. It's a state law. Do you understand what I'm telling you? >> Yes, I believe there's a sign that said to mail all legal notices to um Jose Garza. That's his current landlord. >> You're not to be in this house after 7:00 p.m. tonight. You're arrestable if you're found here and your kids can be taken by CPS. >> There's no kids here. There's no kids here. >> All we're trying to do is inform you. I have no intention of taking you to jail. >> Remember last time you arrested me? >> It's probably been a while, I'm sure. >> And it was I got that case expunged. You charged me with a felony cuz you believed Mandy. I don't trust you now. >> How about if you talk to him? >> I don't trust you then. I don't trust you now. I don't want to talk to you. I'd like you guys to please leave me alone. >> You understand that after 7:00 you need to be out of the house. >> Can you explain why you guys made a legal entry to my house? This door was locked. >> No, it wasn't locked. >> Yes, it was. >> No, it wasn't locked. >> Yeah, it How did you open it? With a freaking It was locked. Yes, it was. As a matter of fact, I I think I seen Oh, right there. That's your lock pick. I have evidence of it. Anyways, I don't need to argue with you. Vacate my property. Please vacate my property. I don't appreciate you opening my door without my consent. There's signs posted every 30 ft saying no trespassing. You are in violation of the law. You're trespassing. >> Come to the door. Let me talk to you. >> I don't need to talk to you. >> don't. I don't care. Come to the door. >> No, thank you. Get a warrant for my arrest, you'll know where to find me, then come and arrest me. I've done nothing to break the law. I've done nothing to break the law. >> I'm the city and that's all we need to talk to you about. >> I don't have a contract with the city. >> I'm not planning to take you to jail. >> I don't have a contract with the city. I don't know what you're talking about. And I don't know why you opened my door and why you have a foot in my door for no reason. >> Do you have water running at the house right now? >> Water? I don't know what you're talking about water. >> Do you have water running to the house? The answer is no. >> No, I don't know what you're talking about. What are you talking about? >> He didn't want to talk, sir. He's not going to come back. He's going to get arrested. >> I know you, Officer Pierce. I know you're going to try and arrest me for something. >> I have no intentions of arresting you. >> I have nothing to say. You would do something like that, too. I know you. >> That's why we came to talk to you. >> I'm right here. I don't appreciate you coming in my property, though. And I'd rather not I'd rather meet on better terms. I'd like to come to your office, that'd be fine. >> On the same window where you stuck up those little notices about 5 minutes ago. >> What are you talking about? Those Oh, those windows notices, what about them? What is it? >> You stuck the notices up on the windows. I saw your hand. >> They've been there. I have pictures of them. I have They've been here since I moved in. >> There's an official city notice on the window that's telling you to vacate by 7:00 p.m. tonight because you have no water service. It's a state law. Do you understand what I'm telling you? >> Yes, I believe there's a sign that said to mail all legal notices to Jose Garza. >> Sir, >> That's the current landlord. >> You are not to be in this house after 7:00 p.m. tonight. You're arrestable if you're found here and your kids could be taken by CPS. >> There are no kids here. There are no kids here. Why you staring at me with those dagger eyes of yours, man? You look like you want to just get me. I haven't done nothing. >> All we're trying to do is inform you. I have no intention of taking you to jail. >> Remember last time you arrested me? >> It's probably been a while, I'm sure. >> And it was I got that case expunged. You charged me with a felony cuz you believed Mandy over me, Pierce. Mandy. >> That was something different. Today's today. >> Yeah. Whatever. I don't trust you I don't trust you then. I don't trust you now. >> How about if you talk to him? >> I don't trust you then. I don't trust you now. I don't want to talk to you. I'd like you guys to please leave me alone. That'd be fine. Can you explain why you guys made illegal entry to my house? This door was locked. >> No, it wasn't locked. >> Yes, it was. >> No, we had it open. >> Yeah, how do you open it? With a freaking It was locked. >> No. >> Yes, it was. As a matter of fact, I I think I seen Oh, right there. That's your lock pick. I have evidence of it. Anyways, I don't need to argue with you. >> Okay. >> Okay, thanks for making illegal entry. You seen the signs no trespassing. Have a nice day. Thank you very much. Goodbye. Va fan culo. Ciao.