Accused of illegal burning at her own home, a woman calmly explains she's burning wood, not trash. Informed and prepared, she challenges the officer's interpretation of the law. As tensions rise, it ends with a questionable citation and a quick exit. So, just here to give you your ticket, Ms. Alcott. For what? For burning rubbish. I wasn't burning rubbish. >> to fill out the back of the ticket. Do you have any questions about the ticket? Yeah, because I'm not burning trash, I'm burning wood. >> shall be responsible for proper disposal of his or her own solid waste. Any person shall be >> burning solid waste. There is absolutely nothing in there that isn't wooden. Okay. Well, I guess we'll have to discuss it in front of the judge and see what they decide. >> Mhm, I guess so. Seems how Okay. If you'd like a piece of it, I can give it to you. See? It's wood. You said you wanted to take that with you. You might want to No, I'm all set. Thank you, though. Every time you come here is just harassment. >> the first time I've been here. Have a good day, Ms. Alcott. Just warning you that if I get any additional calls that there's more burning going on here today, I will come back and we'll have to issue more tickets, okay? Well, then, you're telling me you're giving me a ticket for burning wood.