This officer spent 2 hours trying to pressure a family into surrendering private property without a warrant. But when the cameras kept rolling, the entire bluff collapsed into a humiliating walk of shame. Can I talk to you in the shed again? Yes, ma'am. In in the situation before, we were not able to verify who the title was. Whoever name is on the title, okay? That's who the property belongs to, and that's who we need to release the property to. Trying to get the title to that car to verify who the legal owner is. You need to leave this area. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> They're not on your property right now. I'm asking you to leave. I don't want them here. They're not here. Can't. >> Sir. Sir, I need you to listen to me. >> Let him talk. >> Yes. Just let him talk. >> that it would release. I'm tired. [laughter] I'm done. I don't want to speak to you now. And hear me out, okay? I just got here. I'm Detective Officer My name is Detective Sir. >> sir. I'd be glad to be a search warrant to be authored up. >> That's good. >> That's good. Okay. >> Come back with that. Thank you. Have a nice day. Yep. >> Have a nice day. Okay. Trust me, we know our rights. I do this all day. All the time. This is what I do. I do First Amendment audits. I go around doing stuff, and I know my rights, and I know they have to go to court. Or court-ordered or something. It's still the same thing. If she needs it from my brother, she still has to take me to court. Yeah, this one over here, the tyrant. You go, ladies and gentlemen. Walk of shame. We're not dumb. Walk of shame. >> with a search warrant tomorrow. Thanks. No warrant, no consent, no seizure.