Listen, what's your name? >> Drop the breach, please. What's your name? >> Alex. >> Alex. >> Alex, we're done here. Okay. We're giving you a lawful order to drop the car. All right. And let you know my name is Sergeant Sergeant Mcome. My >> my my unit number is 213. Go ahead and take a video. Drop the vehicle. All right. That's a lawful order. And we're done here. >> And if you want to make a complaint, go to Professional Compliance Bureau. My name once again is Sergeant Mcome. However, there's a spee confrontation regarding a repossession from private property and the vehicle is still physically located. That you see the key word there, right? If the vehicle is done, >> we are done here. >> So, how are you making me drop the law? We told you the statute. >> I just gave you a lawful statute just says it, >> guys. Phil, >> you got to do what you got to do. >> So, what's going on? >> We didn't call. I guess not. >> Yeah. Who called me? >> Okay. What up? >> What happened? My question is why they open [Music] opening. Where was the truck? Okay. They don't have any name for any company. I don't know which company take my the car. >> Where was Where was the truck? >> Huh? >> Where was the truck? >> Inside of my vagara. >> The gate was closed. >> Yes, of course. He can do that. >> Technically per for legal they can't do that. No, >> that's that's actually a 26. >> They open the the trucks by >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> Yeah. They can't do that. They can't do that. >> Yeah. You got tire marks going all the way in, bro. >> And And I explained I explained this to them. Go in the back. No. >> Yeah, dude. >> That's not legal. I know. I know. That's not legal. >> This is technically This is technically it. [Music] I I I I me and Rick explained it to them. When the when it's behind, you can't enter their their property. Now, if it's out here, it's free game. It's out it's out in the open. >> Yeah, but inside somebody's property, you can't you can't enter that [ __ ] dude. >> No, you can't go into that backyard. >> Yes, I can. >> Oh, you can. >> Yes, I can. >> Oh, you can. >> Yes, I can. >> Can't cross into the backyard with the gate lock. >> I The gate was not locked. If the gate was locked, how do we get inside of it? You can't open somebody's gift. >> Yes, you can, officer. With all due respect, if you're not sure, call a sergeant or call out auto. >> We we we explained this last time. Remember the one off of Northwest? >> No, that was that was a gated community. >> No, it wasn't gated community. >> Which one was a gated house over there at 21st Street and about I think between 6th Avenue and 4th Avenue. It was the same concept and we had you guys read the legal guidelines on it. >> I had a repo 2 months ago in the daytime in Homestead. >> Not only just a gate, it was a gated house which you know the front gate is there. We not only opened that gate, then the car was in the backyard. So we opened the second gate, took it out. Same thing. An officer came out, said the same thing. Obviously, it was daytime. So autodeaf was working at the moment. Okay. >> Sergeant called Autodeaf out. Autodeft came, checked, asked, "Hey, was the gate locked or was there a chain or anything on the gate?" We advised them no. We even showed them the video of us just opening the gate. Auto theft advised to the officers that were there that obviously aren't familiar with repossessions. Advised to the dtors, listen, as long as they didn't take a lock off a gate, cut anything, tamper, or take the gate apart to get into the yard. >> Show me Show me the the legal guidelines on that. >> See if I can look it up. >> Yeah, look it up for me. Because our legal guidelines saying that you can't you can't go in somebody's property unless you're invited in to take the take the property. >> This is what allows us to go into the property license. >> We as a third party is allowed to go. >> We as a we as a license we are this gives us the permission to go onto private property. The gate is just a gate stopping more of the property. As long as we don't cut a lock have to if we were to jump the fence let's say that fence was closed, right? And you know how it has the little bars that you open and we had to physically hop the gate to then open it 1,000%. We can't hop the gate and now physically go ahead and open it from the inside because it's locked. We were physically having to hop the fence to open it from the inside. That's a different story. If we walk up to the gate and the gate is unlocked and we open the gate, it's fair game. There's nothing stopping us from taking that car. >> Do you have um anything? >> Let me call you back. >> Do you have any documentation that says that? I mean that was good before. >> Yo, you you know the statue or or the the coordinates for opening the gate when it comes to repossession cuz Homestead is here. Homestead is here. Uh one of the cops is over here tripping cuz we opened the gate from the outside to pull a drug out of a yard. He's saying that we're not allowed to open any gate. Chapter 13493. Something to that effect. Look, look it up. Show me cuz I can show you what we have. >> You have the book? You have the booklet? >> No, no, you got to look it up on your phone. Look it up on your phone and show me the chapter 13 portion. Look it up. >> In Florida, a repossession agent can open and unlock gate to repossess a vehicle if they have not reached the piece. Reaching the piece means using force threats or breaking into a locked area or gate. If the gate is open, if the gate is open or unlocked, the repossession agent can enter the property to take the vehicle. >> Is that Google or is that >> This is the um >> That's Google. >> Yeah, that's Google. But that's that's from the actual statute not letting me pull it. >> And breach of the piece means as long as the vehicle is off of private property is no longer considered breach of the piece. Now, if they would have caught me inside the backyard on their property, 1,000% that's reach a piece. Now, I have to drop the vehicle. Possession agents are generally active on the property like driveways and gates if they are not secured by locker. Agents cannot use force driver. >> Are you doing Google or you showing up on the you pull up the I'm I'm looking on on on the state statue. go finestly statue on it or >> you should have that in your book. The book has all the stat. >> But this is this is this is this is hear me out. This is what you guys do. You should have this on hand so when officers come about then you could present that off hand not us because we don't deal with this. That's why to him like yo if you're not sure then call auto death or call a sergeant because we had this >> sergeant is going to be like the same he's going to be in the same mindset as we that's criminal and we're going to think criminally but this is civily because this is a this is a debt collector. >> No and at the same time the whole breach of peace which is why it's brought up on the whole opening the gate is the biggest factor is if if I open that gate right and I go to grab the truck and they happen to come out and they block me from leaving. They just stand in front of the truck. I can't run them over. And you guys come out a thousand%. Hey, listen. It's a breach of I understand. I understand that that point. >> Once I'm on the street and not even there, already about to leave. And on top of that, just so you're advised, they didn't come out. We went knocked on the door out of courtesy because he had it loaded with tools and we gave him the common courtesy to let him get his stuff. Now, if I would have thought or we were thinking, "Hey, listen, bro. Why are we even going to knock? We weren't even supposed to open that gate here. Let's just bounce out of here." I would have just left. But we did it because we knew we were in the right. We knew we didn't break any laws. We were already on on we were already off this property and we wanted to be generous and let them at least get their property off the stove. >> I got two things. The last time I had this, >> it says your private property represent nature cannot enter lock or gated private property. >> Yeah. >> Without permission. So I got the same thing. >> Yeah. Um, it says they cannot enter. And this is from whatever. It says your garage or gate if they were locked. Right. >> Yeah. >> But then you got this one. This is what's confusing me. All right. You got the one that says you can't enter a gate or whatever if it's locked. But then you got this one. It says they cannot repossess your car from locked driveways and gated areas. >> Yeah, that's a gated area. It's way in the back, >> right? But one one says locked. One one just says gated. >> Yeah, but it doesn't matter. They said they had it locked. So I came here on a 13th. When I came here on 13, as I was coming up, old Honda was driving out. That's got to be the spotter. Most likely they're the ones who cut the lock off and do what they had to do inside the truck. >> Do they have cameras? They said we're stopped working. >> Is there any Do you see >> the lock? >> You don't see it cut or nothing? >> No, they took it. >> Cuz you saying our lock is missing. >> But even then, you can't go into a backyard with skate. >> That's a That's a gray area. >> This is a gray area. >> Found a statue. >> Yeah, I found I found it. It says it says that the great majority of the courts find unauthorized entry into the deptor's residence to be breach of peace and many found find entry into his or her place of business or garage to be such a breach. As one moves from the residential threshold to the yard, the driveway and finally to the public street. However, the deptor agreement becomes more tenuous. We have found no case which holds that the repossession of an automobile from a driveway or a public street constitutes a breach of peace. It it says it become it become it becomes sineuous meaning that >> when when you move >> everybody has expectation of priv privacy when there's a pair I understand the lock thing that's why I said bring up your bring up your information so we can have time to prepare >> when you move and I said it when you move from the interior of the house to the garage then into the yard >> what you talked about before the garage of the house, believe it or not, is considered an actual uh uh it's like a representation of inside the property. So, let's say that that garage is open and the car was sitting in there. That 1,000% is not allowed because just the garage is open just by us hooking up the car from inside the garage that would be like us entering. >> Correct. It's a breach of peace. Correct. Okay. >> And but then then but then again, it says that when you go to the yard, it becomes tenuous because then >> what does that word mean? Cuz I'm >> Let's let's look it up. Um I think it's more like um it becomes more um because it doesn't that I know teen is in the mean illegal or that means it's a breach of the peace because breach of the peace even only counts if they actually cash me in their properties during the repossession. That's what breach of the piece means. Now we're breach of the peace cuz we're caught on their property in the middle of the street at a stop sign when the car is hooked up ready to go is not breach of the piece. And like I I said it in the first one, that's off the side. >> Yeah. >> Breach of the piece would continue if I was obviously taking a lock apart or hopping the fence to get access to the gate from the outside. Now that is that's a completely no no. But for each of the pieces only if they pass on their property if he it doesn't even have to be the yard. If he would have literally if this if this if this guard right here and he happens to step right here and I'm already in the front of the house that is still considered breach of peace because I'm not on the street yet. If he could have caught me right here and still in front of the truck. Yo, breach your peace. We got to drop it. We're on their property. All right. Yes or no? >> But in the middle of the street at a stop sign, not even in front of the house anymore. Yo, you missed your opportunity. We can't breach a piece on her. And she says she has a lock. >> They said I just drove by. When I drove by Honda door is coming out of here. >> They don't have cameras, right? >> They had cameras, but they're not working. >> Does he not want them to take it or he wants to get his stuff out? >> Huh? >> Does he not want them to take it at all? >> No. The whole thing is the way they took it. Oh, >> he was taking his stuff out of the car. No, no. See, [Music] [Music] no, it's okay. That's what genius means. Very weak. So it says as one moves from the residential threshold to the yard and driveway and find into the public street. However, the deptor's agreement becomes more tenious. Very weak. Very weak. You guys become more of adeptor, I guess. >> I'm telling you, I went through this during the day with auto death and everything. And it wasn't even just one case. The >> It was a house gate like it had the whole house gate. You opened that gate, did it openly open the yard gates and pulled out a Mercedes. >> You just you guys just need to carry your your portion of it. Sorry, cuz we you don't have to keep going through this. >> Like this is this is to just carry a brother. You're rolling, right? You've been nothing. Every time I've dealt with you and I've said to my spotters, you are nothing but professional, respectful, and you look into the issue. >> I very respectfully in front of you, tried to experience your primary, but he saw him. He didn't want to hear what I had to say. Let me finish. >> I'll go I'll go talk to him and show him that part. But it's it's >> you just, oh, I know what I'm talking about. You don't. and let me walk away and I'll >> man I'm not trying to argue >> here in the legal guideline. I mean, it's >> in the legal guideline. We did nothing wrong. And at the same time, >> it's not that I try to correct or tell you how to do your job. You guys have this civil. This is civil. Yeah. >> But at the end of the day, you guys have so many laws and [ __ ] that you got to know to deal with that it's not that I'm trying to say no more than you, but when it comes to repossessions, >> no, this is your 10 years. So, trust me when I tell you, >> correct? Everybody thinks that this is we just applied for in the sent to a mill. We have to go to school for this. >> We got to go 80 hours in a classroom and know the ins and outs before they let and then we got to take a 200 question test before they let us have our repossession license. A lot of officers think that, oh, anybody could do this. Like, yo, there's a lot of background [ __ ] that goes into it >> when it comes to getting your repossession. One day was $6,000. >> Okay. I mean, it has nothing to do with >> No, I I get you. I listen. And then and it has nothing to do with us. But far as like >> a legal standpoint. >> Yeah. >> It's it's when it comes to >> anything we do. I got I got here from >> You're right. It's% I didn't know. But I took what you said. You even told me, "Yo, do your homework. Figure out what's right and wrong." And I did it. Now you me that I dealt with you. You think that I'm going to do what I just told me not to do. And on top of that, what did I tell you? and say, "Yo, let's let them get their stuff so that you know and then call homestead and then risk coming out here to have you drop the car." >> Well, you guys didn't call they >> No, exactly. But I could have left. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> We've been here for 20 minutes before you even pulled up. >> Let me thought we were the one. We would have did >> the sergeant. The sergeant. Let me Let me go talk to him. >> He can't. Was that Was the vehicle in the backyard? >> In the backyard. >> Negative. That's a absolute no. >> You can't go in the gate. That's private property. Even Even if it was in the front driveway, once you start having a breach of priest, that's a no. >> Yeah, but once you The thing is with the breach of piece, if he's already got it hooked up and on the street, >> I I don't know. I still I still would argue that I have him >> the gate closed gate. >> Yeah, that's that's all the way. >> Going someone's permission without >> That's all the way. Without permission. >> Now, if it's parked out here somewhere, that's free game all the way. >> He's an argument. >> That's fine. Where's he at? >> All right. Boom. Boom. before you go over there. Um, I I read the legal guideline. Did they get Did they show the legal >> Yeah. Yeah. No, I've I've already read that as well. >> So, what's up, Sergeant? >> What's going on? >> What's going on, brother? >> Yeah. What's going on tonight? >> Not much. Uh, repossession. >> Uh-huh. >> Brought it out, secured it. We knocked on their door cuz the guy has it's a work truck. It was loaded with tools. >> This truck here? >> That truck there? I advised him. I said, "Listen, you want to get your stuff, go ahead and get it. That way you don't have to pay the property fee and that way it doesn't risk getting wet and all that stuff." He said, "No problem. Here's the key." He said, "Can I make the payment and get it back? Can you look up what I said? I have logged into the computer. I even told him exactly the amount he owes, which is a little over $6,000." He said, "I can get it back." I said, "Call the bank in the morning. You make an arrangement. You pay a little extra. They might even bring it back to you, so you don't have to go all the way to pick it up." No problem. Can I get a copy? I gave him a copy. He handed me the key, started getting the stuff. His wife came out and started tripping about the whole thing. >> Okay. So, now my question to you, which Where's the house? This is the house. >> That's the house over there on the other side. Okay. Where did you get the vehicle from? >> The backyard. >> Backyard. >> Okay. Um, no. >> Okay. You're not authorized to go in their backyard, hook that truck up, and repo their vehicle. >> As as long as we don't break the lock. >> There was no lock in the gate, and we don't hop the fence to get in it. >> It has nothing to do with a lock. Trust me. If you need me to bring the statue book for you, I can have you read the statue book. >> He even just said, I'm going to go tell >> private property. >> I'm sorry. It says lock or gated private property. >> Okay, that's not a statue. That's AI. That's Google. I just I just pulled up the same thing. >> He just pulled up the statue. >> Yeah, the statue book. >> This one is not the same statue. It's um >> Which statue is it though? >> It's repossession. It says that they them going to the yard. The deptor has no no >> but it can't go in through a closed gate. >> You can't go. >> I have one. It says you can't go into a closed gate. >> You did? Let me see. >> Where's the one that you said with the gate? >> I got you. >> It's a Florida repo law. >> Did you read the middle portion of it? It says that it's tinous, meaning it's it's slightly weak when adapter has grounds. >> You're not supposed to go on a closed gate. That's >> says your repossession agent cannot enter lock or gated private property. >> It's a gated private property >> without permission. You >> can't go with someone's back. Closed gate, dude. That's not public access. >> So, one says right here, >> they cannot repossess your car from blocked driveways and gated areas. >> That's a gated area. That's the backyard. >> Yeah. But then one says, um, the people cannot enter a restricted area or open your garage or gate if they were locked. If they were locked. once saying >> lock. It's a gray area because it's almost Yeah, that's >> safe enough for me to say put it down. >> I agree. >> Cuz I cuz guess what? I ain't going to go on the other person side to meet you when someone's part. We'll write a report and you can say and make a complaint at the station tomorrow if you think we're wrong. >> 468. >> She's saying that the missing lock. >> Yeah. And they're saying it was locked. So that's another thing. They probably checked. This guy's a spotter vehicle. We probably check to see if there's any cameras. There's no cameras. Okay, cut it. >> Yeah, she said that the vehicle was locked. >> They They said that they've been It's a $6,000 um >> It's a $6,000 um that they owe on the truck and they've been dishing and dodging. But I mean, it's not it's not it's silver and in nature. It's silver in nature, but [Music] You can't go into the backyard. It's a gated backyard. You can't walk into it. >> At first, I That's the thing. I just Man, these laws are just They're very gray. They're very grave. >> You can't go into a backyard, dude. That guy would have came out and shot him in the backyard, didn't he? >> No, I agree about the gate. >> If it's If it's in the front yard, you can take it all day long. Correct. No, it's a it's a public roadway or a driveway, but it's just that yard. >> It says it says in the legal guideline where where not legal guideline, but the statue says it it's it's tinous where the expectation for the depptor, which is these people have private privacy into the yard. I I I just I don't know. It's it's that that's why the laws are just I don't I don't get the laws sometimes. They're saying there was a lock on that gate. There was a spotter vehicle here. >> The Corolla is a spotter vehicle. Oh, >> the Corolla is the car. That's not their car. The Corolla's Honda. >> Oh, >> all right. Who's the one doing a repo on me? >> You. You want to hold the flashlight so we can read this together? >> All right. >> I'm giving you attitude, man. >> Dude, am I giving you attitude? >> No, it's just you said it like, "Oh, you want to hold the flashlight?" I don't being like, >> "Bro, I can't hold the flashlight and hold the book at the same time." >> No worries. I'm just >> Bro, I'm not here to argue with you guys. Cuz at the end of the day, >> the first thing you did when your when you walked away, your partner said, "Oh, that's probably why you guys probably cut the lock and came back later." So, my man, I got the whole repossession on video on my phone and on the truck. >> I don't care about you cutting the locks as a sergeant. All I'm going to do is enforce what's in this statue. But >> 2025, that's all I'm here to enforce. >> That's all I'm going to ask you to do it. If we're in the wrong, we're in the wrong. >> All right. Now, this is repossession, right? And this is is this private property or public property >> cuz you went into his backyard. So that's private property. Gotcha. >> All right. Let's start. In the case of a dispute or confrontation regarding a repossession occurring on public property if the vehicle has already been attached to the towing vehicle, is on the repossession vehicle or is driven or about to be driven >> by an employee of a recovery agency. The repossession is lawful and the police officer should have should leave their vehicle in the possession of the repossessor, which is you guys. >> Yes. >> However, if there is a dispute or confrontation regarding a repossession from private property and the vehicle is still physically located on private property, this constitute a breach of peace and the repossessor cannot lawfully take the vehicle. This is that's exactly what I wanted to pull up. We are no longer on private property, >> but you were on private property. You connected it. >> Okay, hold on. This is where you This is Hold on. Let me So, let me ask you this question. Where did you get the vehicle from? >> On private property, >> right? It was in the backyard. >> Correct. >> But that breach of peace only comes into standpoint like I explained to the other officer, if we get caught on private property, which is why it says this at a stop sign in the street, all of this. The second we leave that patch of grass and we're on the street, we are now in public property. The statue says it. As long as you are not in private property, >> you are misinterpreting the statue right now. The reason we have to drop so many vehicles is because they come out and they get in front of the truck or whatever and we're in the yard or even in the driveway. Yo, >> uh, statute says it. If you are caught on private property, you have to drop the car. Once we are on the street, it is considered public property. meaning from the car and you can come in and make a complaint tomorrow. >> No, hold on. Let me finish talking. I'm talking to the sergeant. If there's nothing different from this stop sign, correct to let's say he jumps in his third party vehicle and stops me at the next stoplight. Yo, we are no longer on your property. We are no longer in front of your house. We are on the street now. You can't he can't come out, stop me at a light, and all of a sudden claim, "Hey, hey, this is a breach of peace." No, my man. Breach of peace was if you happen to catch me in your thing, that statue clearly says it. If you get caught on private property, the repossessor has to drop the vehicle. Now, if you get here like it says, the vehicle is attached and we are no longer on private property. The officer should allow the repossession to continue. We've been here for 30 minutes. We came out, secured the vehicle. I logged it onto my computer, then he went out of courtesy, knocked on the door to let them get their stuff, which we didn't have to do. If I even thought, and I've been doing this for 10 years, if I even thought that I was breaking the law or I would did not understand that statue, I would have been like, "Yo, we just took this thing from the yard. They might come with a phony log or some [ __ ] Let's get out of here. They can go get their [ __ ] at the yard." The reason we did it is because we did a clean repossession. That street is considered public property. You have to catch us in the property for it to be considered breach of peace. reach a peace cannot be constituted on a public street. This stop sign is no different from them pulling out in front of me on 328th Street in US1. This is the same street that connects the main street to US1 to the turn to everything. This is public property. That's why the statue says the difference between private property and public property. And when breach of peace comes into the into the nature of the repossession, us on the street here hooked up already gone at a stop sign is is public property. If they would have caught me, even on the corner, even if that truck tire was still touching the corner of their property, yo, as shitty as it sounds, you caught me on your property. Breach a piece. They don't want to let it go. Greg, we got to go. >> A couple listen. >> Alex. Alex, we're done here. Okay, we're giving you a lawful order to drop the car. All right, and let you know my name is Sergeant Sergeant Mcome. My my unit number is 213. Go ahead and take a video. Drop the vehicle. All right. That's a lawful order and we're done here. >> And if you want to make a complaint, go to Professional Compliance Bureau. >> My name once again is Sergeant Mcome. However, there's a spee confrontation regarding a repossession from private property and the vehicle is still physically located. That you see the key word there, right? If the vehicle is done, we are done here. >> So, how are you making me drop the law? I told you the statue. >> I just gave you a lot just says it, >> guys. Phil, >> you got to do what you got to do. >> Drop it. >> All right, let's go. >> Drop it. >> Sergeant Mcome, >> what's your badge number? >> 213. >> 213. >> Mhm. >> Oh, you ain't got it on camera. Of course the driver does it after it's already cut and they come back to the trailer. Then he puts it on camera. >> Yeah, that's that's not when I was here. >> I I know. That's what I'm saying. Those guys came after and now they got it all on tape because the other guy came and >> this is rather brief, right? >> Yes, it's red and we >> at 302 I was here. >> Yeah, I came here at 302. You saw the Honda Civ >> and I saw a Honda a gold car coming down the street >> and then there was no tow truck and I was here. >> What time did you get this car? >> That car right after you left. I was just there. >> I was just here. I didn't see no truck. I saw a car that drove by drove as I was driving. So the lock's cut. So they have to go. >> So technically >> they dropped the fence and cut the lock. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But you don't know who did it. >> Yeah. That's the thing. That's where they got the They got the spotter guy. >> They came through and did it. Then they show up afterwards on camera. >> Yeah. You can't >> saying that. So you can't prove that they did do it. But >> but it's still enough to say, "Hey, >> it's a lot." Yeah. tennous thing. Drop it if you got an issue with it. >> At that point, you you breached the piece, >> got hit the retract. [Applause] You can let her know once once they drop that truck, she can park it in the back. mean. >> And ma'am, this is your husband, correct? >> Yes. >> And and just so you guys know, if your vehicle is in the backyard, they do not have the right to go into your backyard and get your vehicle. No repossession company has the authority to go in your backyard and take your vehicle. Okay? And also even just so you know, even if the car is in the driveway, if you guys come out and there's a breach of peace, meaning they're causing issues, they're causing problems, they have to drop it as well. Now, if it's out in the public roadway in the public, they take the car. If it's hooked up, hey, it is what it is. But in this backyard, even in the driveway, >> we broke the lock. Open the door and go on the look all the way to the back. We do a pool and you can see all the sand and everything. >> And this is where the truck was parked, correct? >> Yes. >> Back there >> in the front. Go in the back. Look. Look at the parked over there. >> Yeah. Over there in the front. >> That's That's ridiculous. >> Right here. >> Should arrested him for trespassing. >> Yes. That's what I tell my husband. This is trespassing. This is trespassing. I can call the police and he can go to arrest >> and and and he told me, "Yes, I can go to the to your backyard and get whatever I want." Like, yeah. >> Are you serious? No, >> that's not true. This is my house. >> Even the police, I call the police if I don't open the door and say, "Come in." >> So, how the police can you can do that? >> Let us know. Put your car back here. Take a picture. >> If they come back and take your car from here, >> let us know. So we can write a report and we'll arrest him for trespassing. Okay. >> Anyway, tomorrow I'm going to call the bank because yesterday we talk to the bank. We do an an arrangement and they don't supposed to do that because we paid yesterday half of the money, >> right? >> So maybe they don't do something on the computer. I don't know. >> That's that that's fine. At the end of the day, like I said, he's he has no authority. They have no authority to go in your backyard and take your truck. I'm going to call the police because he can Yeah, I can go to your backyard and get whatever I want. Yeah. >> No, >> no. This is my house. You can do that. >> No, not at all.