You said the judge didn't sign it yet. Just to be clear, judge didn't sign. >> We not have a search warrant yet. You are correct. >> Right. And there's my door, right? You were told you weren't allowed to gain entry to this house, right? >> That's correct. >> And the search warrant isn't signed or here. >> Not yet. >> Not yet. Right. Okay. Why is my door like this? >> I already explained that to you. >> No, I can't I can't understand why it would be broken. And there's no search warrant that's not signed or anything. You let somebody that doesn't like me call the cops and lie to you. You understand that? >> So, dispatch doesn't like you? >> Dispatch told me you're at the wrong address. Police officers from the Eerie Police Department arrived at a woman's home claiming shots were fired. But they admitted the judge had not signed a warrant despite being clearly told they were not allowed inside. Officers kicked in her door anyway. Moments later, they confirmed no one was hurt. No gunshots were heard, and dispatch had even sent them to the wrong address. With no warrant and no emergency, officers still blocked the woman from entering her own home while threatening her with arrest for being upset over her destroyed door. What followed was a clear breakdown of accountability as officers tried to justify forced entry. They openly admitted they were never authorized to make. >> You said the judge didn't sign it yet. Just to be clear, >> judge didn't have a search warrant yet. You are correct. >> Right. And there's my door. Right. You were told you weren't allowed in the house, right? Right. >> Huh. >> Cuz you were you were told you weren't allowed to gain entry to this house, right? >> That's correct. >> Right. And the search warrant isn't signed or here. >> Not yet. No. >> Not yet. Right. Okay. Thanks. >> Why is my door like this? >> I already explained that to you. >> Why is my door broken? >> I already explained that to you. >> No, I can't I can't understand why it would be broken. And there's no search warrant that's not signed or anything. >> For life safety to make sure everybody >> life safety. I tried to talk to you on There's a camera right there. There's a camera right there. There's cameras right here. Look at right there. Look at those right there. Cameras everywhere. >> You were told to look at those, were you not? >> Cameras don't know. >> Um, I mean, it would if there's a gun, right? >> You would be able to see that. If there was a shooting here, you wouldn't be able to see that. >> They wouldn't help me right now if somebody's bleeding out in the house right here. That wouldn't help whoever. >> It's my house. It's my house. >> Okay. >> I was trying to talk TO YOU. I DID. I SHOULD BE ABLE TO LEAVE MY HOUSE WITHOUT YOU COMING AND BREAKING MY DOOR IN. You >> What THE IS WRONG? I BET YOU IS MY dead up there. >> No, both fine. >> Are you're full of >> Why would I lie about YOUR >> BECAUSE YOU LIE ABOUT EVERYTHING THE ELSE >> I HAVEN'T LIED TO YOU ONE time today. >> You're not allowed to kick a door in with no warrant. YOU DUMMY. >> EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT. EVERYBODY. >> YOU'RE NOT ALLOWED. >> ALL RIGHT. YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO CALM DOWN HERE. >> NO. YOU'RE AT MY HOUSE WITH door kicked the What do you mean I'm going to have to calm down? GO GET THESE WEIRDOS OUT OF MY HOUSE, BRO. The wrong with you. Like every It's pointless, bro. >> All of this is illegal search and seizure if anything at all. >> Wow. Okay. >> Well, we were here for >> They kicked the door in with no warrant. >> No warrant. >> No warrant. You heard him? No. He didn't hear nothing. >> He didn't hear nothing. You want to know why? Cuz nothing happened. >> Nothing. >> My door is kicked, bro. Do you understand this? >> Is it? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Hm. Looks that way. >> All right. >> Yeah. But no warrant, right? >> No probable cause cuz you just heard him say you didn't hear anything. >> You had somebody that doesn't like me call the cops and lie to you. Do you understand that? >> So dispatch doesn't like you. >> Dispatch heard shots fired. >> Yes. >> Dispatch told me you're at the wrong address. >> Well, they told us we're at THE WRONG >> GO UPDATE computer and look again cuz I just talked to them and they said you're at the wrong address. They told me to hang up and call non-emergency and tell them that. And then they updated the call while y'all were kicking my door in. >> Now, now we're going to deal with what we've got here. Okay, >> you're >> okay. That's fine. >> You're too. They didn't. My neighbor just said that he didn't hear nothing cuz there was nothing. >> He was sleeping. >> He wasn't sleeping. And there's cameras right there. So, you mean to tell me if there was shots fired, he wouldn't have heard it? I hear the mice in these walls. You want to know why this house was built in the 1800s? There's no insulation. >> Different. >> No, I Well, who who heard the shots? Where's the the whole neighborhood? Go ask anybody on this block who heard shots. >> Oh, Shot Spotter did. So, >> who's Shot Spotter? Who is it? >> It's a program that is programmed to hear. >> Program. There's no nothing here. There was no shots fired. There was none. >> We were notified that there was. So, we're here. >> You can Oh my god. I can't wait. I'm suing the off these people. Oh my god. I can't wait. Uh, you're >> okay? No warrant. None. Not a single warrant. It's not signed by the judge yet. They're still in my house, though. Yes, they are still in my house. Where's your supervisor? Cuz I'm going to need him. Oh, I'm going to need him. You still haven't called him either. That's a violation. Rights also. He while I get all my rights violated. All of them. Every last one of them. Like, is there even anybody up in there? Where's the rest of the cars? Where's every Where is everyone >> right now? >> Huh? >> There's nobody in my house. >> We're sitting here waiting for a search warrant. >> You already kicked my door in. >> Yeah, we checked to make sure nobody was hurt up there and there isn't anybody hurt. And so now we're >> And I'm not allowed in my own house. >> No, you're not allowed in right now. >> You're full. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You're full of >> No, I'm not. >> You just said Yeah. >> I said Yeah. You asked if you were allowed in your house. said, "No, >> that doesn't make sense." >> What does What don't you understand? You're not allowed in your own >> house. >> I'm not allowed in my own house. There's no search warrant. Nobody was up there dead. Correct. >> That's correct. >> Nobody. OKAY. WHAT'S YOUR PROBABLE CAUSE? >> What don't you UNDERSTAND ABOUT YOUR >> YOU DON'T HAVE ANY. >> HUH? >> You don't have probable cause. >> You went in there and you checked. Ain't nobody >> And now we're getting a search items in the house. >> How? >> Because that's what we're doing. >> You can't. >> Yes, we You came in THERE WITH NO PROBABLE CAUSE. >> YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO STOP YELLING OR YOU'RE DUMB. Disorderly conduct. >> You need arrested for disorderly. >> You're >> What are you doing? >> I'm going to the station right now. >> This situation showed exactly how fast officers crossed the line. They admitted there was no warrant, no confirmed threat, and no injured person. Yet, they still forced entry and damaged her home. When she reacted like any normal person would, they threatened her with arrest instead of taking responsibility. This wasn't about safety anymore. It was about control.