You can't be acting like that, bro. >> Yeah. Well, you can't be my kids. >> This is This is what's going on. >> I'm going to let you talk to him right quick. >> Okay. You want to talk to him? >> Yeah. So, basically what's going on here? >> So, what is he to you? I mean, he >> supposed to be my brother. >> He is your brother? Biological brother? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, that's basically what it is. He said he can call my wife >> and I'm waiting on her. >> What What will my wife come here for? You said you can have her here in 5 minutes. >> Yeah. For you. She said she was supposed to come here for you. >> This is where I've been living at. This is where I've been for the last past like what 6 days, 12 days. A whole month almost. >> Where does your wife live at? >> In Texas. >> He's in here going crazy almost up my house. >> This is him. >> This is him. >> Okay. >> He doesn't live here. I let him stay here cuz he going to a homeless shelter about months ago. >> Uhhuh. >> I thought I can help him. This is why I can't. I was trying to get him back on Dr. Phil. He's got to go. I can't do nothing. >> How long has he been staying here? >> He doesn't have no mail coming here. I probably talked to my lawyer. None of that. He's been staying here for a little while. >> Okay. >> Well, it gives us I know you've been talking to your lawyer, but they're not going to let us just boot him out. >> What's your relationship to him? >> Um, we were in business. Um, like I said, he's an actor. I'm shooting a movie. >> What's his first name? >> Orlando Brown. You ever seen Major Payne? >> Yeah, >> that's him. The little kid. >> Oh, is that right? >> Yeah. But that's a Raven. That's him, too. It's a long backstory, but said he was going to be homeless. I was like, "No, don't be homeless, bro. Here, I got a house and I'ming stay here until then till you figure it out." Pulled that camera out on me. He just pulled the knife out on me. >> Just today? >> Yeah, right now. >> Okay. You want to file charges on him? >> No, I don't want to file charges on him, but I He can't be here no more. >> You're going to have to go to civil courts. They might give you emergency eviction. You need to tell him everything that he's doing. Okay. >> He's not paying rent like that. >> I know. As police officers go in there and say, "Hey, man. You got to go." Cuz you said he's been here for a little bit. But if let's say I let a friend stay at my house for a little bit, you're just on the couch and you spend three, four, five days. I mean, the squatter laws are even worse in Ohio. If he pulled a knife and hammer on you, you could be charged with domestic violence. >> Well, that's the route I got to go. I don't want to go there. But he just had a knife and a hammer. >> Okay. What What did he do towards you? I mean, how >> came in aggressive mode and was like, "Hey, no, I'm about to up. I'm about to >> And he towards you thrusting it forward thrust and all of that." But I did feel threatened. Okay. >> All right. >> Yeah. Thanks for checking out here. >> Hey, Dad. Hey, that's what's up. Appreciate it. >> All right. Go ahead and slide right in. >> All right. Thank you. >> Hey, we'll get you up there. Okay. >> Okay. >> Told the other officers that you come at him with a hammer and with a knife. >> Then I came at him with a hammer and a knife. >> Yes. under and under Ohio law that constitutes since you guys are brothers that constitutes domestic violence.