I don't want your house to burn down. I don't want your neighbor. >> But you know what? I don't need you to protect me. I don't need you to look out for me. >> I'm protecting your neighbors, too. >> No, I don't need you to protect my neighbors. I'm asking you to leave my property. When I ask you to leave, you have to leave. There's been no crime committed. A woman calls the forestry department to check a fire on Matt's property. Matt had a permit, water, and supervision in place, and only one fire burning. The officers had no warrant, no probable cause, and no suspicion of a crime, yet refused to leave. Matt told them to get off his property and started recording. When they wouldn't listen, tensions escalated, and one officer struck him with his own phone. Drop your comments and let me know what you think. I've asked you people to leave and leave and leave and leave and leave >> and leave. >> Um, your safety is important to us. >> No, it's not. The constit the Supreme Court has ruled out that the government has no expectation. You don't care about me. >> I don't want your house to burn down. I don't want your neighbor. >> Well, you know what? I don't need you to protect me. I don't need you to look out for me. >> I'm protecting your neighbors, too. >> No, I don't need you to protect my neighbors. >> You have a burn permit? >> It's my job to make It's my job to make sure that I'm ensuring that you have a burn permit. And you apparently you don't. >> Oh, really? >> Oh, okay. So, so now you've already accused me of breaking the law because there's a burn ban, which there's not. And now you want to find out if I burn permit. >> Have I been unreasonable with you? >> No. Not. Yeah, you have been. >> Did I spit in your face? >> You have been unreasonable to me. You're on my property when I've asked you to leave, assaulted me by snatching my phone. >> Uh, I have >> Don't get Don't stay away from Stay away from me. Stay away from me. >> Concealed firearms in them. >> Is that a Is that a uh work phone, ma'am? >> No, this is my personal phone. I don't need your help to burn safely. >> Is a burn permit. I am going to give it to you. >> Oh, you are so nice that you're going to give it to me. >> Yes. >> Oh, thank you so much. >> Set it right down right there. You know, why don't you put it in that barrel over there? That's where it belongs. >> Well, then I guess if it's going to go there, then you're going to have more people from forestry coming every time you burn. >> Oh, well then they'll be told to [ __ ] leave, too. Goodbye. >> How much does a burn burn permit cost? >> No charge. >> There's no charge. charge whatsoever. It'll get us off your back as long as you follow the whatever's required on here. So, when somebody calls on your burn barrel next time, if you're burning safely and within the guidelines, then we're not even going to bother you. >> You shouldn't be here now then. >> Yes, I should be. >> No, you shouldn't be. >> Okay, let me tell you what. >> You just told me that if I had a bird permit that you wouldn't even show up. >> Trooper, how are you? What's your name and your badge number, please? >> Sergeant Collie. >> Sergeant Collie. >> Yeah. >> Supposedly this captain up here. >> Mhm. >> And the force people, they won't leave my property. I'm asking. And I also need to file a complaint on him for assault. He grabbed and snatched my cell phone right out of my hand as I standing here. He said that I spit on him when we were talking. Spittle came out, but it wasn't a spit. And then he just goes ahead and snatches my [ __ ] I've asked him to leave. There's no crime being committed. They want to investigate my burn barrel. There's no crime. They don't have proof if I have a a burn permit or not. That's not my job to help them investigate me. So, I would like these people to leave. They've been asked to leave and they decided they don't want to. Now, I understand that anybody has the right to come up, knock on my door if my front yard is unsecured, and tell the homeowner asked them to leave, which I have asked these guys to leave repeatedly, and they continue to give me directives. They're continually telling me what to do on my own property and I would like these guys to quit harassing me if that's possible. >> Okay. So, as I said, my name is Sergeant K. What's your name? I can know what I'm talking about. >> I'm not going to give you my name. >> Okay. Well, then I'll call you sir then. >> That's fine, sir. Thank you. >> Um, so the way that this typically works is when we go to talk to people, we're investigating uh incidents, right? Sure. >> Um, we stay there until we make sure that whatever is that we're investigating, you know, to some degree is taken care of. >> Sure. And if it's on public property or or something or there's a crime that's been committed. >> Sounds like they're trying to issue a citation of some sort. >> Uh, no. >> Just giving them information about burn safety. >> There's been no crime committed. There's been no law broken. There's nothing. They don't have any proof of it. I've asked him to leave. I don't know how many times someone blew in my face. I've already been assaulted by this guy snatching my phone away from me and they won't leave. I mean, how much more is going to have to happen? >> How much more is going to have to happen? So >> I've asked him to come off my property, talk to me, and he's up there telling me that's not how things are. That's not how [ __ ] works is what he says. >> If you want to take pictures, you can stand at the road in plain sight. You don't have the right to drive up my driveway ever. I've already asked you to leave. No, that's gone. That's gone. >> Okay. >> That's gone. >> So, uh, >> I'm pretty much done here. >> Well, you should be violated my Fourth Amendment right. I >> complaint. File a complaint. >> I am going to file a complaint. Keep on running your mouth. Make yourself look good. So, so is uh where's the forestry officer at? >> Say that again. >> Where the forestry officer at? >> I'm still up on my property. She won't leave. >> But you know your wife, this is your wife's property, too. Your wife is talking to her then, >> right? Would you like to ask my wife for her to leave? She would say that. >> Well, your wife, if your wife comes out here and tell me that, she can't. >> Okay. >> All right. It's not like you get upset when people go on to your property. >> Yeah. I don't like people telling me what to do on my property, and I don't like being assaulted on my property by a by a civil servant. >> Okay. I understand how how >> you do understand that. You do. I understand exactly what you're telling me and I understand how you felt. >> You do. You understand how I feel that this guy assaulted me and I'm supposed to be rational and calm right now. That that that's that that you understand that. >> Yes, I do understand that. I'm not I don't know. I wasn't here. >> That's okay. It's on film him [ __ ] snatching it from you. I'm It'll be It'll be submitted as evidence. So, I'm not lying. >> You have every right, as he said, you have every right to file a complaint. Yep. >> Okay. We have several avenues for that. >> All right. Um >> and one of them is telling you >> Well, yes. Yes. Yes. Exactly. So, I mean, I can take the complaint. Um, but, uh, you know, your best course of action would probably go to headquarters because he's he's my boss. >> Yeah, I know. He's a captain is what he told me. I can't believe a captain acts like that. >> Aggressive. >> So, this guy this guy this guy >> this guy You need to get rid of this guy. If he's your boss or not, you need to ask him to leave. Is this his vehicle right here? Is this what you're driving around in? >> I don't know who that is. >> Okay. >> So, >> that's your vehicle. Were you off duty? Are you off duty right now? No, >> I'm on duty. >> You're on duty? >> You're on duty? This is on tape. You're sure you're on duty? When I go check, when I go check and I find out you're not on duty and you're lying, you're you're on duty. You're driving around in a POV? >> Where's your vehicle at there, officer? No. No. See, now you're going to play the silent game, right? Yeah. Okay. >> I'm pretty much done here. >> Well, kick rocks then. You're dismissed. >> I'm on the road here. So, >> you are you can stay here all day long. All day long. You can stay here. >> By the way, you are criminally trespassed from 790 Rice Road. Just so you know, that's your adisement. There was an advisement uh file without you being notified. So, I know you're not. >> Actually, that's a lie. This guy comes up. He accuses me of breaking the law, saying that I'm burning >> without a permit >> with uh Yeah, that's that's that's the second one you did >> without a permit. The first one is he says that I'm breaking the law because there's a burn ban. >> Okay. >> Well, >> and then I said, "Prove it." And then he snatched my phone uh from me and then he says I don't have a burn permit. And I said, "Well, prove that I don't have a burn." >> Look like she's about done here. So, we'll be clearing out of here. Okay. And uh >> what about the complaint? >> I'll tell you what. I'll give you give you my card. That work for you. Sure. And then that way when um everybody has a chance to kind of calm down a little bit and then and then we can >> Have I Just because someone speaks loud, what is that? Is that means they're not rational? Is that Is that what's going on? This guy's accusing me not being rational, but [ __ ] assaulted me. >> How about you just keep talking to me, okay? I haven't accused you of anything. >> No, you haven't. You've been really cool. >> All right. So, all I'm trying to do is saying that uh when you get a chance to kind of calm down and collect all your thoughts and get everything like, you know what I mean? like exactly what you want to report and how you want to port it, then then we'll talk about it a little bit better. That's all I'm saying. >> So, you're going to come out and talk to me about this if we're going to meet for a cup of coffee somewhere or we're going to meet on the station >> or do you just want me to do this online? >> However you want to do it. Okay. Whatever works for you. Yes. >> All right. So, anyway, >> you guys are trespassing my property. Don't come back on it. Officer, I'd like you to officially trust these people from my property.