Police arrive at a man's home after a complaint from his ex, but the encounter quickly spirals. The officer blocks the doorway, refuses to identify himself, and issues threats without consent or a warrant. When the man and his mother assert their rights, the officer has nothing left but to retreat. >> How you doing? >> Good. Yourself? I had a complaint from his his ex-girlfriend. She had gotten some messages recently from you. >> Okay. >> No text, no phone calls, no iMes, no email, no going around her apartment, no nothing. Any further contact, there'll be criminal charges. Do you have that recorded? >> I don't answer questions. >> Do you understand? >> I do know my rights. >> That's good. >> I have a right to remain silent. No, you can. You cannot You cannot do that. It's a violation of a fourth amendment right. It does not matter. I have you on live. Don't tell him [ __ ] Don't tell him nothing. >> I'm trying to help you out. >> You're not helping me out. Mom, listen to what I'm saying. I've been pulled over and harassed by y'all and I'm just trying to figure out why you're out here. And for her to to come up with some kind of allegation, I'm I'm trying to figure out why you opened that door to my house. It's not your house. It's >> It doesn't matter. You know, you know for a fact you wasn't allowed to do that. That's why you asked. That's why you I don't care. You're not You can't do that. You can't come out here violating our rights. >> Any further contact, you're going to be criminally charged. You understand? >> Okay. You say what you want, officer.