What's going on? >> Get up. Get up. Is it just you two in here? >> Yeah. >> Told me that you guys do that sometimes. So, >> some crackhead squatterers break into a residence, smoke their brains out, and think they're clever enough to make it look like they belong there. Or what happens when the officers aren't full and the whole scam comes crashing down? Show me your hands. >> One chance. What's your name? >> Okay, put your hands behind your back. >> Here are the times crackhead squatters tried to outsmart cops. Starting with the moment a couple returned from vacation to find a naked stranger in their Airbnb. >> Where's your reservation? Can I see your reservation? >> My phone was stolen. >> Okay. >> So, I don't have it on me. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> Um, no. I thought it was the right place. The code worked, so I went in. >> What's the code for this? >> I don't remember. I've been putting in champagne. >> Okay. We were able to get in a couple minutes ago. >> Well, how do you know what the code is? >> These people actually stay here. >> Oh, okay. >> In March 2024, offsers responded to an Airbnb in St. Augustine, Florida, after reports of suspicious activity. When they arrived, they met a couple that had recently returned from a vacation and had been greeted by an unwelcome surprise in their home in the form of a naked stranger. >> Okay. So, >> so we just were in an Airbnb. >> Mhm. >> I thought I locked it. I'm pretty sure it was locked. >> We came back. We went to dinner. We got a few drinks at the distillery. Came back. Tried to unlock it. It wasn't unlocking. And then somebody opened the door completely naked and went We rented the room, closed the door. We rented the room. I could show you our Airbnb. >> Do you mind showing me that real quick? >> Yes. Like I I spoke to the the young lady that rented us the Airbnb. This is all my confirmation information and how to lock the door and how to unlock it and get in. Um I only saw the one young lady that was in there. Was she with you? >> No. >> Okay. So, lady, >> it's my boyfriend that is blocking the door right now because we weren't sure if all of our belongings are in there. We didn't know if she was trying to leave any of our stuff. Um, but is just the young lady as far as I know. I don't know if anyone's else is in there, but uh >> Okay, >> that's it. That was >> very unexpected. Um, >> when you guys left, did you lock it? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, they would have had to have a code to get in, too. Well, I I think I locked it. I don't know if I I made a mistake in locking it, but >> Thank you, sir. Just get away from this. >> Police department, open up. Oh, perfect. >> I don't understand what's happening. Why I'm being bothered. >> Okay, come step out here. Come step out here. That's your shirt? >> Yeah. Okay. Where's the guy? >> The other guy in here. >> You want to check? >> Come out here. No, don't go back inside. Come out here. >> Okay. The stranger in question, a 27year-old woman identified as Anastasia, who was confident the property was hers, except that she had no proof or paperwork to support her tall claims. >> That's yours? >> 100%. >> Okay. What are you What are you doing? Why are you here? >> I'm just staying there. >> Okay. Staying there. Do you have a reservation to be here? >> Yes. >> Okay. Where's your reservation? Can I see your reservation? >> Um, my phone was stolen. >> Okay. >> So, I don't have it on me. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> Um, no. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have an ID in Florida? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> What's your name? Officer A. Bravo 500. >> ID number 3015. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Um, Haley. >> Spell it. >> H I E L Y. >> You want to say third for a second? >> Yeah, I got you. >> Can I get my stuff out? >> Just hold on a second. We're not going back inside right now. >> We got to figure out what's going on. All right. Cuz things aren't adding up. We got a he said she said type thing and things don't make sense. All right. Is this your vehicle? >> No. >> Okay. How'd you get here? >> Um, I was walking actually. Um, I have my car's parked downtown. I was kind of drunk, so maybe that's what happened. But like >> that's Do you have anything illegal on you? >> Um, >> no guns, no bombs, no knives, nothing. Do you mind if I just check real quick? Okay. Put your hands on your leg. Okay. Come here real quick. >> Yeah. Does this stuff look familiar? Uh, one of the $100 bills. That's my belove. Yes. There's one of them. There's another $100 bill somewhere. You have nothing else on you right now? >> Okay. >> The officers could tell that Anastasia was feeding them nothing but lies. And despite now being in handcuffs, the woman was not done deceiving the officers. >> Can I get some shoes? >> I'll pull the car over. >> Okay. >> Can I have some shoes? >> Did you come with shoes? >> Yes. >> Is that your bag? >> Yes. >> That's not your bag. >> I also have a backpack. And now >> you can look at it. >> Yeah, we'll go through it. Well, ma'am, >> that those are my pants right there. That's actually the bag that I just set down. >> Do you mind if I use the hood of your car? >> Absolutely. >> Ma'am, you can come over here. >> That's the bag at Earthbound that I just put down. Has the strawberries in front. There is a freeze short rib and one of the boxes right there. There's a mac and cheese and chicken. >> That's your short rib from River for Imagine. >> There are the brown pants that I just got. There is a butterfly clip in there. A butterfly um body chain in there. There is a mushroom keychain. >> Naming most of these things in here. So there's a receipt in here for all the stuff. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm just doing my due diligence. That's all. >> No, of course. I'm on vacation here. Kind of going through a lot right now. >> Yeah. Anything that's not yours, just put up there for me. Well, >> can I have a sip of my for? >> No. >> I'm dehydrated. I'm going to vomit. >> Okay. Well, if you vomit, then do it off me. >> Okay, go ahead. Go on. >> Everything's paid for. Has a receipt. Ends in her debit card number. I just verified. >> Okay. All right. So, go ahead. You're on vacation. >> I'm on vacation. Um, >> you guys have gloves? >> Yeah. >> You're on vacation. >> Uh, yeah. And uh I got um I rented Airbnb and uh I lost my phone cuz I was robbed. And now I thought it was the right place. The code worked so I went in. >> The code worked. >> The code worked. >> What's the code for this? >> I don't remember. I've been drinking. >> Okay. We were able to get in a couple minutes ago. What's the code for this place? >> Uh I don't remember. It's like 3374 or 3347. people and stuff and something like that. >> Sound anyway close. >> Okay. Well, how do you know what the code is? >> These people actually stay here. >> Oh, okay. Well, it was >> my bad. >> Tell you if you want. >> No, no, no. >> My bad. Like >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> So, how did you get in the first place if you don't know what the code is now? >> The code worked. >> Yeah. >> 347 works. >> Yeah. Yeah. It was like It was like those three numbers, a combination of those three numbers. and work with me. >> Amazing. >> Amazing. Okay, so you got in and then did what? >> Took a shower, drank champagne. >> Took a shower and drank champagne. >> Yep. >> Okay. What did you bring with you inside of it? >> The four loco. >> The four loco. >> Yep. And my pants. >> And those Adidas pants? >> Yep. >> Did you have a shirt on? >> That is. >> Is that your shirt? No, it's not. >> Where's your shirt? Which one's your shirt? >> I don't remember cuz I'm drunk. >> You don't remember because you're drunk or >> See if we can figure out. Do you know what shirt it was? Maybe. >> Um, it was probably black cuz it would match perfectly. >> Can I have some of my for please? >> No. >> You can't have some of your porch. Can >> I have some water? >> I don't have water. Well, if I if I like diet hydration, it's like on your >> Is this yours? >> I don't think so. No, it's a different one. >> Is this yours? >> Yeah, the gross one. >> This black one. >> Mhm. >> That's yours. >> Mhm. >> And the door open. So, like what? I'm like, >> "All right, stand right there. Can I at least put on some shoes on Cole? >> In there. >> Which ones are your shoes? >> Uh, they're probably black also to match the um the black outfit. >> Going for an all black style. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> All right. Come here. >> In a bizarre turn of events, the officers realized that Anastasia had lied to them about more than just her stay at the house. >> But hey, did you ever get an actual real name from her? Uh, I got it and ran through the thing right now. I didn't check anything in the car, but I got the name from her and dispatch ran her 542. >> You've only done that once, right? >> Yeah. >> They said no record found. Fake name. >> Okay. >> Oh, >> maybe I mistold. >> Maybe you mistold it. >> What's the name she gave you? >> As she was escorted to the police cruiser, Anastasia's behavior became increasingly erratic. From ridiculous questions to fullon outbursts, the woman proved that the officers had every right to be wary of her. >> All right, scoot this way, but face that way. I just need your >> take a picture of me. >> Nope. >> Oh, >> I just need your hand. Scoot this way. Come. >> It's kind of difficult with the handcuffs on. >> Come this way. >> And face that way. >> Which way? >> Away from me. >> Uh-oh. You don't like me anymore? >> All right. Give me your right hand. >> Oh, fingerprints. Wow. That's like a fun thing. Your hands are warm. They're not. They're soft. >> Are you writing an essay? Are you calling >> or [Music] That's pretty dang easy. >> I can type it for you. >> Does it actually work? >> We'll see. Hey, what's your first name? >> My first name? >> Yeah. >> Corporal. >> Corporal Korea. >> That's it. >> St. John. She's still not giving us the real name, so just put her as a Jane Do for now. >> Okay. What if they're giving our real name? >> Let's hear it. >> Uh, at this point, honestly, it doesn't matter to me because you're going to get charged with it no matter what. You're just going to stay in jail until you give someone your real name. >> Yeah. So, would you like to give us your real name or are you just going to sit there and not tell us? >> So, if I tell you your real name, then I mean that's I'm not going to change things cuz he just said that that's not going to change things. >> Make things a lot easier. >> Well, well, this could be easier. >> So, easier as in tell me my rights. Like, if I tell you my name right now, you just said that's too late. You give him my little name. >> Well, yeah, cuz I gave you that chance already. >> Yeah. >> Right. So, there's no point in me actually cooperating cuz you said >> if that's what you want, then look look if that's what you want to do, that's completely fine. And you're going to sit in jail for the entire time until somebody gets your name out of you. All right. If you don't want to give us your name, that's fine. >> Okay. So, if I gave you your name, I was still going to jail, though. >> Yes, you were going to go to jail. >> Point of giving your name. >> Then don't give us your name. All right. >> That is your decision. That is your god-given right, sweetheart. >> Feel like there. >> Okay. >> If that's how you feel. 51 for the CJ 65 starting. >> Well, you guys didn't give me a real name. That's like illegal, right? Give me a badge number. It'll be on your arrest report. >> Huh? >> It'll be on your arrest report. >> I'm going to sing really loudly. >> I'm fine. Serenate us. [Music] >> You have a beautiful voice. >> Thank you. You like it? I've been practicing. >> Sound like Lady Gaga. >> Yeah, they kind of give off Lady Gaga. Anastasia racked up a laundry list of charges, including obstruction of justice and trespassing. While that squatter tried her best to outsmart the cops, this 20-year-old scaled things up by showing deputies a fake lease, not realizing one of the officers was a realtor himself. >> I have a whole lease inside. The lease is right there on the painting. >> The lease is inside the house. >> Yes. >> Lease was signed yesterday. How do you move in 2 days ago? Don't you think that's suspicious? Why is her story completely different from yours? >> It's literally >> Cuz you're lying. You literally told me that. You know, everything's on camera, right? You literally said you paid him in person when he unlocked the door. On April the 12th, 2024 in Florida, officers responded to what they thought was a routine burglary. But there was a twist. The crime was reported at a vacant rental. And when officers arrived on the scene, one conversation with the maintenance worker was enough for the alarm bells to start ringing in their minds. So, what's going on? >> That's our property. This home is supposed to be vacant. So, we just need them ejected out of the home and have them transpass, arrested, whatever we need to do. >> What I'm going to have you do is move your truck down over to where that blue vehicle is. So, you're out of the way of everything we need to do. >> All right. Yes, sir. >> Yep. >> All right. Victim's willing to press charges. >> You just wave me. I got you. Give me two at the front door and then another one in the rear. >> 195 [Applause] There's already one back there. So far, >> yeah, we already got a guy back there. No, no. Go back there and each hold a corner. >> Yeah. >> Santana, come to over here. >> All right. All right. You ready? Come up. Police. >> Come out. Put your hands up. Come out. >> It's now. Everybody out. >> Step out now. Let's go. Step out. Keep going. >> Keep walking. >> Step out. Step out. >> Can you Can you handcuff her? >> Can we not walk? >> Bro, I live here. >> Anybody else in there? >> Give me a second. Step out. >> Come on. Come on. Step out. Hands in the air. Walk this way. >> Is anybody else in there? >> Step out. Step out. Come on. >> Illinois. Everything will be explained later. >> Please be a silent selfie. Don't >> move. Okay. Going on. >> Who's got an extra set of cuffs? >> Don't move. Put this hand on top of your head. >> Ready? >> Can we talk? >> We going to talk now. Just give me a minute. We're going to talk now, please. >> Can you give me a minute? >> All right. My bad. My bad. All right. All right. >> Calm down. We're going to talk. >> All right. I'm just saying, my girl, you guys, like, come on. >> Right off the bat, officers could tell that this wasn't just a simple break-in. And that was further confirmed by the statements of one man who was being escorted out. >> Why are you inside this house? >> We freaking paid for it Monday. 4,800. >> All right, you just have a seat right here. >> I have a whole lease inside. The lease is right there on the paint. >> The lease is inside the house. >> Yes, we paid 4,800 Monday. A guy came today. He open he's cold >> just I know you >> okay >> this we could talk button he's saying there's a lease inside this other house >> I got What was that? Lease. >> They signed it yesterday. >> Yeah, >> I have a lease. I paid money. Like I I did everything I was supposed to do correctly. >> Okay, we're going. So, listen. We're going to figure it out. All right. We got the lease there. We're going to try to all the scrum we're going to clear. All right. So, just work with me, work with us, and you'll be fine. Sir, you can come on down. Could >> be one of those things. Somebody got scammed on the under it would be listed as I age. >> Okay. So, it looks like somebody set up a a fake uh lease and these people unfortunately fell victim to it. >> Yep. >> So, here seems like one of those fake leaves for all things. It didn't take long for the officer to realize that the lease was fake. On top of that, it had been signed the day before, only adding to the suspicion surrounding the group's presence. >> Who are these gentlemen here with my boyfriend and the other my boyfriend's brother? >> Boyfriend boyfriend. Okay. >> How'd you get access to? >> We had a code. You had someone text the code and we had given them 4,800 for >> somebody text you the code. It was through text me cuz I don't have a service phone right now. >> Mhm. >> Uh so I just sent him through the text me number and he gave me the code for it and we came in and he said he was good to go and these papers. >> Okay. You're the one that signed these? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, >> what would you say if we had >> evidence that shows that you accessed their system to gain a code at least four times? What would you say about that? >> Yes, we did do that because we kept on getting locked out from the code. So, we asked them, they said go through the invitation to get the code. >> We can't get uh I think his name was like uh started with a D. It was like an Indian accent guy. We never met him. >> Okay. Do you have proof that you sent this guy money? It was through cash. >> It was through cash. >> And where did you give this person cash at? >> Uh, we found him on Facebook, I'm pretty sure. And he gave us the mail, like the mail address, and we sent it to him. >> So, you mailed a stranger cash that you've never met. >> And then you couldn't get access to a home. >> That's done by company. >> How did the What happened to the original door handle and all that stuff? Where'd that go? >> I don't know. I have left to go get my stuff and then the door handle was gone. >> So, who took it? >> I don't know. >> You showed your name's on the paperwork, not anybody else's here. >> Yes, I do understand that. >> Mhm. >> But I had left to go get the rest of my stuff before like and then I came back and I noticed the door was like different and I didn't think anything of it. >> You didn't bother to talk to anybody about that. just came and did it cuz they didn't want people to access it after we moved in. >> Do you have how'd you get the cash? >> I had gotten it from my parents. >> So your parents gave you cash? >> Yes. >> And where are your parents at? >> No. >> How did you get the cash from your parents? >> I had they had direct deposit and then I cashed it out. >> Okay. So they put money in your bank. >> Yeah. >> And then you took money out of your account to send the money cash to this person. >> Yeah. Can you prove that? >> I can go I can try and find it through my bank statements. >> Okay. And where how would we do that? >> Uh I have a bank at Navy. I have the online banking. >> Okay. >> Do you have communication between you and the guy who you sent mine to? >> Yes. I have on the text me. >> Text me. >> It's either text me or text now. I don't remember. It's there's two different apps. I do know that. Did you not think that that was suspicious? >> I had downloaded the app. >> Anybody can set up a text me or text now and be anybody. It is a service that you could be anonymous on and set up whatever. >> The woman seemed to have an excuse for everything, but the officer wasn't buying it. And when he pushed a little harder, her carefully built story started to fall apart. >> So, when did you start moving in? >> I started moving in about 2 days ago. How much? Three. >> Two. >> Two. >> Yeah. So, >> lease was signed yesterday. How'd you move in two days ago? >> Well, don't you think that's suspicious? It >> says right there. >> 4:11. Today's the 12th and you moved in the day before you started to sign your lease. >> That seems suspicious to me. >> Just go ahead and start move again and we'll sign the lease later. I was like, okay, sounds good. >> H okay. So, how can we get you to get this access to your uh account to prove that you >> got money out? >> I can find it through my transaction on the outside. >> All right. Well, let's work on that real quick. I'm going to uncuff you. Don't go anywhere. Do anything stupid. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. I need you to find it. >> Use your phone. Who's your release ace? >> Yes. >> Um, you free right now? >> Yeah. >> When did you with uh withdraw the money? >> I'm looking. Honestly, I can't find it. >> Remember how many days ago? >> No. >> You don't? I'm going through every day trying to find it. >> I cannot find it. I'm already in March 7th. >> Okay. So, you don't know that you're you can you tell me your account doesn't show the the withdrawal of how much money? >> It was supposed to be 4,800. >> 4,800, but it doesn't show it at all. >> You can look, too. What about the communication between you and the guy who sold you the house? >> It's on the text. Here you go. >> This is part of the conversation and then the other part is on my boyfriend's phone. >> This is communication between her and the guy who sent her lease, right? Who sent you? This is the person saying release. >> What? >> Okay. So, bank statement. >> She can't. >> Why? Just >> I was looking for I even got Mark 7 and I still couldn't find it. >> By now, it was clear that this group wasn't only squatting at the residence. Rather, they were running a full-blown scam. The officer had heard enough and decided it was time for some tough questions. >> Okay, here's the deal. Good. Right now you have nothing to prove other than this, which doesn't prove anything for me, that you didn't just concoct this scheme in that you are trying to fraudulently enter your like live here. You have nothing. Uh, your homeboy over there is wanted for burglary, which probably falls in a line of something like this. So, you want to tell me what's really going on before this gets even more serious? Because it's already pretty serious. So why don't you tell me the truth instead of trying to come up with all the stuff because that if that was done yesterday doesn't fall in line with what you're talking about. Oh, I moved in 3 days ago. >> So what's really going on here and what's your involvement? >> So I had just gotten evicted from my apartment that I had. So I had to quickly try and find a spot where I was going to be homeless. >> Um my boyfriend and his brother was helping me out. They started texting like Facebook market trying to find homes on there. And then this one guy hit hit us up about this house, that house right there. Uh his name was like it was some Indian name started with a D. I don't know how to pronounce it. Um but he said that the house was still available and that he just needed the first month's rent and then the last month's rent to be able to get the house and we can go in. He gave us the code and it said we were good to go. But again, I have you accessing >> this house four times or access trying to get codes four times. One at 4 in the morning all the way up to I think 9 in the morning yesterday. >> So again, these are not adding up if he's providing you with a code. >> He provided me with one code and then we had to leave to go grab our stuff and then we text him and ask him for the code again and he said to go to the invitation. >> When did he provide you with this code? Uh, it was >> Is it on any message? >> It's on my boyfriend's message. >> It's on your boyfriend's message. >> Yes, we text now cuz we are on our service right now. >> Am I going to find this on his phone or is this going to be another rabbit hole that you're making me go down before we get to the truth? >> No, it should be on his phone. >> With every thread leading back to the woman's boyfriend, the officer turned his attention to him. And what he revealed didn't just raise suspicion, but rather it exposed the entire truth. So, what's going on, man? >> What's What happened here? >> This exactly what what's going on? I paid money Monday with my girlfriend. You know, 4,800. I moved in today. Guy came. He unlocked the door for us, you know, signed a lease. I got the lease from the door that you guys got and boom. We were literally >> Who came and unlocked this door? guy we've been talking to for doing this for this crib right here. Zillow on marketplace. >> Okay. >> How did you pay this guy? >> In person. >> How? >> Cash. >> That's very strange. >> You know why that You know why it's strange? He has a problem with lying >> and you got three different people. >> So your girlfriend said that she mailed the money to the guy and has never met him. >> Why is her story completely different from yours? >> It's literally >> cuz you're lying. came in person. >> Nope. Did you? >> We met him today. Came along. We moved in today. We were here only for 5 hours before y'all came. >> So, how did you find this house? >> I just told you. Facebook Marketplace. Zillow. >> Zillow. >> Zillow. Facebook Marketplace. >> Okay. You know those are two different companies, right? >> That's where marketplace. It had it on marketplace. The link sent to Zillow. >> What this guy look like? >> Huh? >> What the guy look like? >> Poppy. Look over there. You look younger though. >> You're not as guy in the green shirt. >> The guy in the green shirt. >> You look Spanish. Same color, same complexion, just like him, but a little skinnier. Younger. >> Okay. So, you're going to stick by your story that a guy came and unlocked. >> Came today. Yeah. >> He came today and unlocked the door. >> Yes, he called. >> All right. Have you been in this house previous to when you came in today? So why is your girl story completely different? >> What do you mean completely? >> I just told what she said. >> So what she said you guys handled this all through text now, which allegedly is on your phone to get a code to get in. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Uh-huh. >> That's Yes. It's exactly what happened. The couldn't get into the crypto. >> She came too. He bred Monday. He came two days >> and just magically let you in. He had to though. I don't I don't know. >> She said you guys moved in yesterday. We came >> I'm sorry. She said you moved in three days a Two days ago. Yes. Two days ago. The lease was signed yesterday. >> Came to this place 2 3 days ago. >> Okay. Your stories are not adding up though. It's It's not matching at all. It's not driving. She didn't say anything about meeting anybody here. She said that she paid him through the mail. It was sent via mail. That's all about the That's what it is. He came here today. She sent Brad. She came here today. See, we were both >> No, you said you paid him in person. You literally told me that. You know, everything's on camera, right? You literally said you paid him in person when he unlocked the door. >> I said I paid him one day. I never said in person. No, you didn't. >> I did not say right here. >> You changed it. >> No, I did not say I did not say that. >> Okay. You're funny for trying that. >> How did you pay this guy? >> In person. >> The couple's lies were unraveling fast. The officer laid out the evidence, but instead of coming clean, the guy kept spinning tails in an attempt to defend himself. >> Listen, your story's full of >> That's all I'm going to say. All right. It's not adding up. >> The lease. Are you kidding me? I can go online right now and print that out and give you a [ __ ] lease right now. >> That didn't do that. >> I don't need to do that. I'm just saying that that means nothing to me. Exact. That feels like I don't know. >> Where'd the cash come from? >> I don't know. Us. >> Who's us? >> Me and my girlfriend. >> Okay. Where did it come from? >> From wise. >> You had it the whole time. >> Working wise >> again. She told us that she got it from her parents. So, >> any more lies? >> She's a lies. >> She's a 20-year-old woman. >> Or do you want to like >> And she's scared. >> She has no reason to lie to us. >> She's scared of every one of y'all. >> Oh, that's it. >> Pointing guns at her. >> Okay. >> She's up. She's not even cuffed anymore. She's totally fine when she told the story. >> But I'm pretty sure she 100% I know that's my girlfriend. I'm 100% she's scared. >> Okay. But scared to make up stories. >> The only thing she has to do is tell us the truth. And she's saying that she's telling us the truth, which is not obviously true. >> She is telling the truth. >> Then you're not >> telling the truth to me. >> Okay. Well, you both can't have two different stories and both be the truth. It doesn't work. It's not how life works. So, Nice try. Everything she says she tell she telling the truth. >> Okay. >> I don't feel like I'm not lying either, though. >> That doesn't make any sense. You understand that, right? >> I do understand, but I'm I'm telling you I'm not lying either. She's telling the truth, though. >> Okay. All right. Even with every lie exposed, the man still wouldn't admit the truth. So, the officer turned to the woman, offering her one final shot at honesty before it was too late. >> Turn off trans back. Put your hands together like you're praying. All right, turn around. Let me give you the last opportunity to come come clean. Your boyfriend completely different sex. Not one thing that you said that you sold us matches. Not one thing. Not lying to you at all. He came up with a completely different story on how you guys came to be in this house. So, and he says that you're not lying, but he's not lying. And obviously, that doesn't work, right? >> Yeah, that doesn't make sense. >> So, how did you pay? >> So, he said we don't have to pay until the 16th because I don't get paid to the 16th. >> So, you haven't paid anything? >> No, not yet. And he said that we didn't have to pay until he was 16. >> Okay. >> Cuz he was trying to work with me. >> Okay. Why did you come up with this whole other story then? >> Cuz I didn't want to get in trouble. >> But that doesn't make any sense. >> If you weren't going to didn't want to get in trouble, why wouldn't you just tell me the truth? Why wouldn't you come up with the story? Like, tell me what really happened. Lying to me is going to get you in trouble. >> Do you understand that? Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, this guy allegedly texted you a code to get in initially and then said go through the homes. You did this through Zillow. >> Yes, it was through Zillow. He contact me like I put the application in through Zillow, requested to apply. I was like, "When would you like to apply?" I put in my information and phone number >> and then he texted me through the phone number. >> It's suspicious to me because that doesn't work like that. You can't just put homes in Zillow and then put like fake numbers. Like it it gets put in by the company or the realer. So >> I know this because I'm also a realer. You can't just do this. >> It it's impossible. So I'm having a hard time believing that you received the number from somebody from Zillow >> cuz it would come back to the real assigned this house. >> He just said I like thank you for crying about this address. Uh it is still available. >> Okay. And I I was like and I saw the address. I was like, "Oh, okay. That's the place I I applied to." So, I texted him back. >> All right. >> Can you prove any of this? >> Is there any proof that what you're telling me is true? >> It's all on the phone. That's the only thing. That's They didn't do it off my phone originally cuz I was trying to find >> So, what did you show us? What was that? >> That was me trying to get a hold of him because he stopped replying to my boyfriend. That looks like Facebook. >> That was through text now. >> That was text now. >> Mhm. >> Okay. All right. You're being placed under arrest. Okay. Do you understand? I don't believe anything you're saying. You've already lied once. Now you're lying again. Okay. And you're not even out any money on it. So, in the end, the couple was arrested for burglary of an unoccupied dwelling and scheme to defraud. The third man was taken in on a probation violation. Those squatters were straight out of a nightmare. Like this woman who was ready to throw hands to stay one more night in a home that was not hers. >> Back support. >> Child support. >> Child support. >> Put your hands on your back. >> Stop. >> I cannot breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. Let go. >> On June the 13th, 2023, officers were dispatched to a residence to remove a squatter who refused to leave. At the residence, deputies were first greeted by an apartment member who debriefed them on the situation, making them realize the situation was far more concerning than they initially expected it to be. All kinds of people down here. They supposed to be in there. They're not supposed to be in there. >> Nine. >> Okay. I'm just holding my calling the police. Get out. Just all bailed out. I think most of them ran out of here. >> Yeah, there's still a few in here though. Looks like someone started a fire. >> Key starts Batman off 2330 Smith Road, room 413. >> The whole Is this whole building supposed to be vacant or No, >> just this apartment or do you live here? >> No, Brent left me. Brent came the other day. at the apartment up or whatever. He came out over the door and he was like he told Debbie he was like just me and my brother and you're not allowed in you're not here clean up and stuff like this before the house and you just been here clean the house up. >> So Brent is the one who lives in the house. Yes. Anybody want to come over here smoking doing whatever the house is. >> Okay. >> He's being evicted though. Is it a possibility? >> If Brian's been evicted, then >> you can't stay here. So, >> yeah, but I just stuff and get stuff like this. How long have you been staying? >> I've been here like 5 days now. >> 5 days? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Everybody come out here everything. I mean, >> how much stuff do you have? What's that? >> Hey, Kevin. >> Hey, how you doing, sir? >> What's up? Hey, we got to get going. All right. >> Can you give me time to call and come get this? Idiots. >> I don't know who's idiot. these goddamn social workers. Don't do this job. >> I'm so sick of this place. >> Every mothering time I come here, I got to call you guys out here. >> Call me this morning. I told the lady, I said, "Well, I'd rather have you shoot the mother than me." >> This is a pain. >> No. >> Yeah. This place, it's >> really, >> I don't know what to do with it. Nope. You and me both. I line it up every goddamn >> I should have known it was this place. >> It's always this guy. >> They've been here a while. >> They've been here for like a week. >> At first, the couple acted like they were ready to leave peacefully. But as time passed and the stall tactics became obvious, officers knew that something wasn't quite right. >> What you say to other things? >> Yeah, he's not coming back. He doesn't have police here. Nothing. He's been evicted for almost a month. It's true. Right. Plus, it takes time with eviction party. You can't just up an eviction party. That don't work. >> I'm tell I'm telling you guys, I'm not here to argue with you. I'm telling you it's been evicted, which means you can't give people permission to be here. >> That's what I'm saying. >> Everything. >> It's going to be basically just right before the left lane. This whole sheet was just trash. That's >> what I'm saying. That means >> people were in here who weren't supposed to be. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't have many people here. >> She wasn't on the window back and changed a lot. Your problem's not mine. Sorry, guys. >> Okay, guys. Hey, we got to get going. All right. >> Okay. >> I understand that. There's no Hold on. Listen. >> Listen. >> You don't understand. You want her to get up and leave? >> I do understand. Okay. >> Well, what's she supposed to do with all this stuff? Just leave here. >> I'm not saying >> that's what you want. >> Okay. >> I have a right. >> Okay. You Here's the thing, though. You don't have a right to be here. That's why we're here. >> Okay. You don't have permission to be here. Okay. >> I do have permission from the owner that was do not mean I lost my right to this apartment. >> He he was evicted. Okay. >> He was evicted ma'am. So I just like and I know what >> he he hasn't lived here for a month. >> No. Yes, he has been here. >> No, he he's been here illegally. >> He's been here legally and I've been with him 6 months. He's been here illegally. >> Yes, cuz he was evicted. I was out here when they evict evicted everybody. Cleared everybody out of here. They took all this stuff out of here. They changed the locks on the door. We've told him several times. He broke back into his apartment. >> The door being closed. This is the second door and now I put locks on here. >> Listen, we're not trying to make this something that I don't need. >> Give me time like hour 8:00 in the morning. So I just got >> right. It is 8:00 in the morning >> and everybody like in here. >> I understand that. >> So they can give me an hour to be out there. I do that. I don't have a problem with that. But I know right. I lawyer. I I know what's right and shamp issue is if she doesn't get all this [ __ ] out, >> she's just going to come back, you know, to get it. >> So, I'd rather her give her a little bit of time to get all this out of here >> and then >> do what you got to do, man. >> She'll have no issues. >> The officers decided to allow the couple some additional time to collect their belongings. Meanwhile, they asked for the woman's identity, which she initially provided falsely. Eventually, they obtained her correct details and discovered that she had active warrants for her arrest. And given her history, the officers knew the following interaction wasn't going to be any better. >> You got warrant here. >> Tennessee. >> You are Shua, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> For non support. Go the tree and find back. >> Support. >> Child support. >> Child support. Yeah, >> I ain't on child support. >> I'm not on child support. >> What do you mean? >> I'm not on child support. >> What is your name? >> But I'm not on child support. >> What? >> I'm not on child support. >> What's your birthday? >> What is it? >> You tell me. Child, >> put your hands on your back. >> Let me call my sister. Let me call my sister. sister outside. >> We'll make sure all that happens. >> We've been after this for an hour, dear. I can't keep on. >> Okay, hold on. Do not wait a minute. I want to know what the cops stop. >> The woman had two options once she was faced with the arrest. Comply or create a scene. The lady decided to go for the latter, escalating the situation beyond control. Oh, pull me out. Get off of me. Get the off me. >> Don't you get the off of me. >> Put your hand up behind your back. >> Let me calm myself. I don't have time. Get the off of me. Get the off of me, bro. [ __ ] off of me. Get off of me. Oh, you're not going to catch cuz I'm not doing that. >> All my handcuffs. God damn it. Ouch. Ouch. Don't. No. >> You're making this so much harder. >> Can y'all just stop? I'm tripping, man. [ __ ] >> God damn it. >> No. Let me up. I'll do it. Just let me up. I won't do it. >> Let go. >> Let me up. I will go ahead and get up. >> Let go. I'm going start. >> Okay. I'm going to get up. I'm going to get up. I'm about to get up. I'm about to get up. >> I'm about to get up. Let me get up. Let me get up and do it first. >> You're going to get punched in the ribs. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> I'm going to punch you in the ribs. >> Let go. >> I can't breathe. I cannot breathe. I cannot breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Let go. >> You're putting me in my chest. >> Let go. >> Stop. Stop hitting me. >> Stop hitting me. >> Sweaty. >> Wait a minute. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I cannot breathe. God damn it. I cannot breathe. I can't breathe. >> God damn it. Why? >> I cannot breathe. >> Sorry, dude. >> That's all right. Ah, >> put you in my room, man. >> I told you. >> And I told you I was going to get the up and I don't have no child support. Child for what, man? Here push me out of my ribs and stuff, bro. I'm a whole woman. >> I told you, >> man. You ain't told me. Let me call my sister. I don't have no time to grow, bro. >> I don't have no time to grow. No, don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> No, don't fix my ribs. And I'm put on y'all. >> Can you change this on my rib? >> I didn't fight y'all, bro. Can I just get up? >> What do you mean? >> You start punching me in my rib. >> You trying to run, >> man? I was trying to run. I wanted to pull right here. A nobody to run out here. >> There's nowhere to run right here. I just want to step in and call my sister. >> That's it. >> Man, can you loosen these, sir? >> They're loose. >> Can I They're not loose. They're pushing my wrist. >> They're pushing in my wrist. >> They're pushing in my wrist. >> All right. Nathan, >> come on. You want to get up? >> I want to get my phone right here. >> Get your phone. >> I can't get my phone. I want to call >> Nathan. >> This is too tight. It's pushing in my wrist. Dude, those are not. >> Yes, they are. I put you in my ring. >> They are all my teeth. I'm not going to go nowhere. >> I'll fix it. Relax. Relax. >> Nigh nigh. I don't have a time to put warrants. >> What' you do? >> I don't. How? >> How do I fix? >> After a one-of-a-kind altercation, the officers finally managed to get the woman in the police cruiser. But the woman wasn't done raising hell just yet. is on. [ __ ] >> This is still too tight. >> This is still too tight. It's tighter than my wrist. >> Come on. You made You made this into something. >> No, you aren't going outside. Can >> you put my arms in here, please? >> No, sir. Put my arms. >> Absolutely not. >> Come on, girl. We're done with this. I got your phone. Your phone's in your money. You can have that. >> Oh, hold on. >> Can you grab the speaker? I don't want >> No, we can't take the speaker. >> We can't take the speaker. [ __ ] >> I'll go talk to to them. All right. >> Yep. We'll make sure nothing happens to your stuff. >> Come on. I don't have no power. >> Can you come on, please? 94 right next to no child support. >> I don't know what to tell you. The helloot one though that's been trying to take out. Can y'all call that a chicken one? Yeah. If I had something about chaotic There's nothing in there right here. >> That's my paper. That's my paper. >> I'm going to set him up here. Nothing going to happen. >> We're past the point of that. All right. Sit down. Have a seat. >> In the end, the woman was charged with misrepresenting identity, obstructing official business, and resisting arrest. Speaking of crackhead squatters, this was the moment officers responded to a domestic call only to come face to face with two shameless squatters who suddenly tried to pull a smart one on them. >> Yeah. Yeah. We had a call about a male and a female back and they went into apartment. >> This one is supposed to be This is supposed to be vacant, but sometimes it's open. >> Did you rent this apartment? >> No. >> No. What did he do? Put his hands around your neck? >> I mean, he kind of like came up in like behind me and grabbed me. >> Technically, you burglaries in there without No permission, right? >> On December the 26th, 2023, officers responded to a domestic disturbance after multiple residents at an apartment complex reported hearing screams from a unit that was believed to be empty. >> Hello. >> Hi there. >> How are you doing? All right. Are you okay? Do you know where what's going on? >> No, I'm trying to figure out what else. >> Oh my goodness, there's so many of you guys. >> Yeah, we got a call about a male female back and they went into apartment. We're just trying to figure out which one it was. This one is supposed to be This is supposed to be vacant, but sometimes it's open. >> Okay. >> And I I know vacant being down in our um >> And this one right over behind >> that is supposed to be empty like a white male and a black female. Do you know white male, black female live together somewhere in one of these apartments? >> Did I ring a bell with you at all? >> Okay. >> All right. Laundry. Okay. We'll figure it out. So, thank you. Hey, ma'am. >> I got CO. I'm sorry. >> Oh, you got CO? All right. You said you heard something. >> I heard somebody yelling, but I don't know who it was. >> Is it just you two here? >> Yeah, it's just me. >> Nobody was assaulting you or anything. >> No, nobody's here. Just about daughter. I got co so nobody's been there. >> Okay. But you did hear >> y'all heard somebody running in the hallway yelling, but that was it. I don't know who. >> You know who lives here? >> Nobody. >> Nobody lives there. What about right next door? >> My wife. >> Okay. What about right here? My neighbor's mother, but >> Okay. >> It's just fair if her uh >> Okay. White dude. >> Huh? They're both black. Okay. Is there any white dudes that live here? >> Up here. >> Okay. But nobody's How long did somebody move out of here? >> 6 months. >> Well, I know somebody's been in there in the past 6 months. So, >> okay. >> Sorry. All right. Thank you. >> Upon arrival, it was only a matter of time before officers identified the apartment in question, but were met with illegal residents that were adamant on giving the deputies a tough time. Police department, come to the door. Police department, come to the door. >> You good to boot? >> Yeah, let it breathe. Police department, come to the door. >> I'm going left. Radio. Show me the hands. >> Get up. Get up. Is it just you two in here? >> Yeah. >> Come here, Josh. Face away from me. Put your hands behind your back. >> What's going on? Put your hands behind your back. >> You're being detained. >> For what exactly? >> You'll get there, please. >> No. >> Nope. Anything on you? >> What is going on? We at least know what's going on. >> Yep. Someone called in saying her in the hallway. >> What are you? Come on. Copy at 1221. [Music] >> Clear the rest of it. >> It's going to be 21. >> I copy. >> Okay. Am I still here? >> What's that? >> Am I still here? >> Yeah. Yeah. No, we're going to talk to you. We're trying to figure out what's going on. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. Have a seat. Anything on Is there any weapons in here you know of? >> No. Okay. Go ahead. Get the cuffs real quick. >> While officers initially received a report related to domestic disturbance, the look of the apartment had them quickly realizing that there was a bit more wrong with the incident than what met the eye. And to get to the bottom of the situation, they first questioned the alleged victim, now identified as Alisa. >> How long you known Josh? >> Years. >> Years. You went to school with him? >> No, we met at the library. >> Okay. So you you guys just stay stay in here. Do do you rent this apartment? >> No. >> Does he? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> Okay. Um so so what's happened between you guys today? >> Hold on. He was talking about going to He said he was going to >> Is it just you two in here? >> What? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Is Josh out? >> Okay. Do you guys want to We're going to just do protective sweep then with her. Just have her go out there with you guys. >> You just want to go out there with those officers. >> Is there anyone else under there? >> No, but it was literally just us. It's just like you mind if I pass you down and make sure you don't have any weapons? >> I don't have like a >> I'm just going to check pockets. I don't know. >> You've been saying >> for some nights. >> Okay. You just out there with those officers, please. >> This one >> for what? >> Tell me at Cleveland Heights doesn't have caution. There's a protectional order against him as well. >> You just have it up there. What? What's over here? magazine or something for >> Mary is for DS. >> So you don't want to proceed charges against Josh for assault or anything like that which again allegedly occurred with a witness. All right. Have you you guys live together? Have any children in common or anything like that? No kids or anything like that. Okay. Kind of gave her the rundown about being in a vacant apartment and breaking and entering and you know all that good stuff. So, >> so what happened today? >> So, what happened today? Cuz Josh Moral more than willingly volunteered. Wasn't nobody anyone today. So, and that's the call we got that someone was getting out in the hallway. So, >> yeah, we were just arguing. >> What were you arguing about? >> Was that he was going to leave and I was going back home and I don't I don't really know what I don't know. >> So, how did it escalate into getting physical? It didn't get physical. I just like ran out of the apartment, but then I came back. >> I mean, is kind of physical. >> Well, he didn't choke me. >> No. What did he do? Put his hands around your neck? >> I mean, he kind of like came up and like behind me and grabbed me, but like it wasn't like in a choke. He just like wrapped his arms around me. >> Just around your body, not around your neck. >> Yeah, he's going to choke me. >> He told me that you guys do that sometimes. So, He just told you that. >> Look up a little bit. >> What's your name? >> Alissa. >> Alissa. >> Between the prospect of Alisa and Josh illegally residing in the apartment and the possibility of physical violence involved between the two. Officers were unsure what problem they were meant to tackle first. But first, they decided to assess how much of a threat Josh really was. >> There's that in there. Mhm. >> You know where that in there magazine or bullets in there? I literally don't know. >> Okay. >> He doesn't like most. >> Okay. >> Have you seen him carry one or does he know him to have one on his person at any time? Is he a fellow, >> you know, conceal it like carry it under a shirt or something in a holster or put it in like the back of his pants, you know, on the small of his back or something or anything like that? >> I have never noticed that. >> What's that? >> I've never noticed that. Okay. He also doesn't act like that around me. All right. >> How long you guys been here? >> How long have you been staying here? >> Not long. All of this was >> not long like a month or not long like a week. >> Not even like a month. It's been like maybe I'm not sure. >> I'll take your word for it. But again, somebody called and said that he was assaulting you out there. Okay. So, allegedly. All right. We'll just leave it at that. So if he's putting your hand on you really want to do with the guy that's actually physically hurting you or doing things like that to you that you're getting police call to, you know. So again, just that I don't want to see a young girl get hurt over over stupid, you know. I'm sure Cleveland Heights isn't going to want him on a failure to us. They're pretty infamous. We're never going to So, just chill with us for a moment. We're going to kind of sort through things and like I said, we got to contact whoever owns property and get with them about, you know, what's going on here in this apartment. You know, obviously you knew we were banging on that door, you know, and that's why we kicked it in because we got a call that a young woman was getting assaulted. So, we don't know if you're in your dead, injured, hurt, you know. So, that's why we did that, you know. Meanwhile, another deputy goes searching in the apartment and eventually finds damning evidence. [Music] That's why we did that. >> Found it. >> Go ahead. >> Firearm cover. [Music] Yeah, we'll let you get your property here. >> Go ahead and key up for me cuz my hands are wet now. >> Yeah, we'll read that. [Music] >> Yeah, we'll let you get your property here. Like I said, just chill with us for She can go for instruction investigation until we hear back from the property owner since she's >> technically a burglar. She's in there without permission. Right. >> The presence of a firearm in the residence dramatically increased the danger of the situation. But this unsettling discovery was soon followed by another one. Got on you anywhere? >> Pull your sleeves up to your neck. >> Pull your hair up. >> I have hickeys on my neck. They're not bruises. >> Some red marks back there. >> You got some red marks back there that aren't hickory. >> What is it? I don't know. Looks like someone had their thumbs in your probably just like this. So, I'm going to guess it was like this. >> I I like I can't I know that's like literally not what happened. >> So, how do you explain what looks like two thumb marks? >> Can somebody take a picture and show me what it looks like? I don't even know what you're talking about. >> Two red marks in the shape of thumbs. I don't know how much more clear to make that. >> And I got a caller saying that he was choking him. So, Anyway, anything on you can't take into the jail. >> All right, lady, turn around. I got to put handcuffs on you. All right, we don't have too far of a drive to our jail. So, >> you can leave it on. We'll put it in the property when we get to our jail. You don't you don't want to leave it here, do you? It's not very good. All right. Okay. >> You're losing anything that you're finding here. >> Oh, yeah. >> I mean, leave it. >> We'll grab your belongings, but we'll grab your immediate belongings, but Like I have like a couple bags in there and like my phone. >> Okay, I'll take it. >> Bags can stay if she wants it. Where's your phone at? >> So right now it's just like I said obstructing official business. You can give me your hand key. >> Thanks. Mine's a lot. Is that going to be too tight though? >> You sure? back. >> Uh, destroy our jail. >> I copy. That's going to be unit number five, correct? >> Yep. >> All right. Did you grab a purse or phone or anything, sir? I can hold on to that. Okay. All right. Come with me. In the end, the couple was arrested and charged with burglary, tampering with evidence, and the possession of an illegal firearm. That couple got caught red-handed, like the moment officers went into an abandoned house looking for one squatter, but ended up finding enough of them to fill an entire van. >> We got somebody up here. Hey, come on out. A police, >> show me your hands first. >> Oh, hi. >> Okay, come on down. I'm here to clean the house and then know I'm here. >> Anyone else? >> Anybody else upstairs, guys? >> Not at my knowledge. >> Step out. >> Can I get my >> Not right now. >> Please show your hands. >> Both hands. Come on out. Is there anyone else up there with you? >> On September the 3rd, 2024, officers received reports of squatters living in a condemned home. When deputies arrived on site, they immediately began searching the house, expecting to deal with a quick cleanup, but were unpleasantly surprised by the conditions they would soon discover. >> You want me to take this real quick? This basement? >> A police, if you're in the basement, make yourself known. as best as I can. I >> It's clear down here. There's a lot of water running though as well too in the basement. >> Got a closed door on my right. downstairs. >> All right. So, what do you what do you think we should do? >> Go to the door. >> Okay. >> One on me. >> Okay. Door here. >> Yes, sir. >> Bush, have you been inside? Can you see? So, it looks like this this door goes in. We have a door right in front of you. And then with Bush as well, too. Can you check that out, Bush? Cuz it looks like it's We got somebody up here. Hey, come on out. Akan police. Show me your hands first. >> Oh, hi. >> Okay, come on down. >> I'm here to clean the house and knows I'm here. He >> Okay. Is there anybody else in here? >> Uh, my baby daddy's upstairs. >> Okay. Well, tell him to come to What's his name? >> Uh, Dy. >> The what? >> Dy. Are we looking for someone? >> Yes, but you're also in a condemned house at the moment. >> Yeah, the Nando told me to stay in here and I put up the boards. I could call him. >> Dave, come on down. >> Dire. Dy, I can >> Diren. No, you're not going back up there. Diren, come on down. >> Come on. >> Come here. >> Oh, >> you know you're in a bacon, right? >> Yeah. Hey, the neighbor knows we're here. I can go get my phone. You can talk to >> Come on down real quick. >> Am I in trouble? >> Well, that's what we're figuring out because she's saying you're supposed to be in here, but >> we're cleaning. >> This is also a actual condemned house. >> I have to go get my phone's number. You could call him and ask him. >> Stand over here real quick. >> Is there anyone else upstairs? >> Anyone else? Anybody else upstairs, guys? >> Not at my knowledge. >> You've been staying here. How do you not know? I just woke up. >> Okay. >> Although the lone exiting woman tried to make them believe that nobody was inside, something about her demeanor told officers there was more to the story than she was letting on. And their hunch couldn't have been more right. >> A police, if there's anybody upstairs, make yourself known. A whole bunch of room here. We've got open AA police. Come on out. Come on. house. >> What's that? >> Well, it's a vacant condemned house by the actual city. >> How did we >> Come on. >> We got to talk to the lady. I'll actually talk to >> Okay, then we're going to handle that. But come on. >> But we have all our stuff in here. >> Okay, sir. Come on down. >> Oh, he didn't tell me that. His name's Matt. >> Yeah, his name's Matt. He didn't tell me. >> Anybody else in here? >> No, >> he didn't tell me that. Matt told me that cuz I got text messages, everything from him. I can show you, sir. >> Matt is an >> I put the boards up. >> I put the boards up and I'll be tearing up the carpet and everything. And I can show you up here. Open one. Ready? That's not open and clear. >> Yep. Just ready. Show me hands. >> Step out. >> Can I get my >> Not right now. Go downstairs. Any weapons or anything on you? >> No. >> Mahoney, we got one coming down. How many? >> Five. >> After rounding up four squatters, the officers thought that they got all of them. But that is when they saw a suspicious looking door hiding even more surprises. What was that? >> Police come out. For >> what? >> Come out. >> What happened? >> What was that? >> A police. Show me your hands. >> Both hands. Come on out. Is there anyone else up there with you? >> No. >> Just the dog. >> Yeah. >> You got any weapons or anything on you? >> All right. Go down. Go downstairs. >> Is the dog tied up or is it loose? >> Huh? >> Go stand on the fire. It's all tied up or in the loop. >> It's It's a cage. >> Hackard. Police. If there's anyone else up here, make yourself known. >> All right. In the cage on the left. [Music] With everyone finally accounted for, it was time to question them. Unfortunately, the officers got everything out of them but solid legitimate answers. >> He came over and said to stay here and start cleaning. That's what we're doing. We just started taking the carpet up >> and I got and everything to show you. >> See, the thing is you got water and they can have he didn't tell me that downstairs. That's all you got to do. >> He didn't tell me that. And I have messages. >> Which room is yours? upstairs where the dog is. >> Okay. Um, who is the actual landlord supposed to be? What's his name? >> Um, I know his name is Matt. He's been texting me, >> but um, I don't know his last name. He's been texting me. He's saying to clean up and that's what I've been doing. Don't >> get him wrong. Matt is the guy who's doing the work for the landlord. No, he said he owned the house >> and I was just kidding. >> I have I have the text messages to show you what he told me. >> Yeah. >> So, I didn't know. I was just doing what he told me >> to do. >> I've been cleaning and everything. >> Definitely. >> How How I think I've seen you before here. You seem like you've been here a little while, right, >> sir? >> You seem I feel like I've seen >> I'm sorry. I should have woke up. I'm not trying to be >> No, I'm saying I feel like I've seen you here. So, like >> you've been here for a little while now. >> That's what Are you Have you How long have you been? >> I've been here since April. >> You've been here >> here since April. >> Yes. >> Together. >> I mean, if you want me to get my phone and key to show you because I'm not covering everything and this was a mess and >> Well, I know, but this place has been condemned. So, it sounds like somebody's trying to get you to do their job and not knowing that cuz you don't even know who the actual landlord is, right? >> No, I just don't that guy. He came over and there was more people in here. He told me to clear it out. That's what I did. >> And then he's >> almost almost like he's trying to clean it up to rent a condemned place now. >> Oh, okay. I didn't know that. >> Well, I put this stuff up because people kept kicking the door. So, I put this stuff up and taking start taking the carpets up. >> Good for a second. If I go talk to Sam, see if he actually knows. >> Actually, >> hey, next time when we say how many people are in there, don't say none. All right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Sorry. You didn't know? >> Yeah. >> You didn't know? My apologies. >> Seven. >> How many people's in here? >> Probably six, seven total. >> As one officer investigated the squatterers, another found a girl suspiciously standing in the corner. And when the officer approached and asked for an ID, she replied with something completely absurd. >> One chance. What's your name? >> Okay, put your hands behind your >> back. >> We got to go out. Yep. You got a >> warrant. So, >> I know you've been staying here. You've been staying here. >> When When was you know when this was actually condemned? >> I don't know how to call it. >> A big thing is this is clearly not a safe house, right? I mean, I we were trying to check the basement and there's pipes leaking and running water down there, right? >> Yes, sir. I was trying to fix that. I'm sorry. I >> Okay. So, you're trying to fix it, but it it's not happening. That's why this place has been condemned because the city doesn't find it safe for any kind of, you know, living, anything like that. >> Okay. So, it sounds like somebody's trying to basically let you guys stay here that probably doesn't even actually own this place to then get you to actually clean it up, right? Whether it's actually being cleaned up or >> Yes, I clean it. >> I get it. But my point is is that, you know, you're not these people probably aren't even the ones that own the property. >> Oh, >> right. I mean, does that >> Yeah, that makes sense. I guess what you're saying. >> All right. So, we're figuring out exactly what's going on in terms of this. You know, we know it's condemned, but we're trying to get a time frame of when it actually occurred. Um, but more than likely, you guys got to get out of here. I mean, it's just not not how it's going to go. The officers knew that something was odd about the woman who claimed that she was just there to clean the house. All it took was one background check to confirm that their suspicions were once again on point. >> Me for what? >> Sounds like you got a couple more. One of which is breaking and entering. So >> breaking and entering where? >> Well, we'll let you know here in a second, but that's what they're telling us. >> I broke your correct information. Yeah. >> Okay. And we'll let you know here in a second when they tell us you have a warrant for a couple things. So >> no breaking nowhere. I didn't do anything. >> Switch these cuffs out for you. Okay. >> Hey, what's your social? >> I never did anything. >> All right. What's your first Is that Taylor's room? >> Yes. >> All right. And you're sure you gave my partner the correct? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I never did nothing wrong. >> Hang tight with her. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Got one out of us. >> Yeah. >> From where? >> They're still writing it down. >> For what? >> It's out of acron. It's for B& and Grand Theft. >> From this year. >> I never did that. Somebody stole my I never stolen anything. >> Okay. Well, >> where is it? From where? >> It's somewhere over on the east side. >> I've never been on the east side. >> You said it's showing you gave my partner that information and that's the name and with your photo that's pulled up with all that stuff. It's showing that you have that warrant. All right. >> Take one big step and watch your head. Okay. >> Oh boy. >> Be careful. And once we get going, there's a little blue strap behind there. Hold on to that. And I got to put up this crossbar. >> I just can't do anything. >> Can I kick my boyfriend? >> Excuse me. >> Yeah. >> Can I kick my finger by >> We'll see >> with uh the landlord here. Get a hold of him. Figure out what's going on. >> She does all that. >> Yeah. >> His lady >> because like listen at the same time, you know, like I talked about previously, something's not right with the house. So, you know, we're trying to work with you guys about not just kicking you out. >> How much time do you >> Well, I mean, it sounds like it sounds like you guys have some time. So, just be smart about it. Um, you know, just work work with the landlord about trying to figure out what's what's going on >> and make sure you have a plan B just in case. >> Yeah. >> All right, guys. What? >> Which one's your dude? >> Tony. >> So, you have a warrant for breaking it in or anything? >> I don't know the details of like what? Cuz it could have been a shed or it could have been a vacant. >> No, I never broke it. Nothing on the east side. >> That's what it it's it's that it's from literally probably a month or two ago from what it looks like based off the report number. No, that's a lie. >> That's what you got to go to court for and let them know and then they'll figure it out. >> Both women were booked on their warrants while the males in the household were given time to arrange their living situation. That woman believed she owned that residence like this guy who refused to vacate an apartment he no longer rented. >> No, don't move. Hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> I didn't do anything wrong. I done nothing wrong. I'm Susan. Nothing wrong. Help me out. >> Quit. >> On the 7th of May, 2022, officers responded to a report of a man refusing to leave the property he previously rented. Upon arrival, the responding officers were determined to assert their authority over entitled squatters. >> Police, open the door. We're not going away. Open the door. >> Police open the door. >> You ask me to get the key. >> Do you have the key? >> Yeah. >> Get it. >> The key card. Yeah. >> We just go up to it and you put this to the door and it unlocks it. >> Okay. We're going to lock it. >> Yeah, it's red light. It's not working. >> Oh, he put the bolt on. >> He put the dead bolt on. >> Yeah, >> he must open. >> Yes. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> Go. >> No. Don't move. Hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. >> Hands up. >> Put everything down. Everything down. Everything down. Down. Drop it. >> Drop it. Drop it. >> Okay. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. Drop it. >> Snatch it out of his hands. >> No. I didn't do anything. >> The phone. >> Put your hands behind. >> You're turning to me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Drop it. >> Put your >> foot resist. >> I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything. I was literally walking back on the phone and I can't hear the phone. Well, I'm serious. The guy called the auto car. >> Hey, now you're talking good. >> I am because I can't see the computer. >> I'm looking for my receipts and everything that they took. >> The computers and everything. I'm serious. >> Despite his obvious mistakes, the suspect persisted in defending himself. Little did he know this strategy was about to fail miserably. >> Stop turning around. >> What are you doing to me? I didn't do anything wrong. I promise. Oh, that's over there. No. No. Hey, me again. I'll punch you in your back. Chill out. >> I'm telling the truth. >> Do it again and you're getting tased. Do you understand me? >> Don'ting move. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Turn around. Face the wall. I'm not done anything wrong. I just the truth. >> The guy who let us came pick me up. >> They don't want you here. >> I know. Because >> all you had to do was come to the door and talk to us. >> I couldn't hear. >> No. You looked at through the window, dude. I don't want none of that cuz my cell phone was broken. Crap. >> I got shorts. >> Huh? >> Pick up your shorts. Your hanging out. >> I'm sorry. >> Hey, you have a license. >> I I have my I >> Where is it? >> Hold on. I have to hear my phone. No, you don't need your phone. >> My wallet. Hold on. We'll get it here in a minute. >> My name is Christian Philip. We know who you are. And I thought nothing wrong. And then I'm serious. >> Stop trying to turn on us. >> Call my Nothing wrong. They they took my Bral, please, and my cell phone. >> I didn't do anything wrong. I know nothing wrong. I'm serious. Nothing wrong. 172. >> What am I being detained for? What am I being arrested for? >> Get in the vehicle. Arrest you for what? >> Right now on an officer car that makes me crazy. >> Get in the car. Put your legs in the car. >> Can you help me get up? >> You can sit up. Put your legs in the carb. >> Grab my shoulder. >> Grab my You have to take off your shoulder. You have me handcuffs. >> No. >> There you go. You >> turn your legs in the car. >> What's your name? >> Turn your legs. >> Help. >> Can you bring my wallet and everything, please? I just moved here 3 days ago and I request >> stay there. Legs in the car. Lopez. Things took a darker turn when he attempted to outsmart them. >> Hello. You kick or you you damage this car in any way. >> That's going to be another charge. Do you >> with anything? What I was trying to tell them is I'm missing my cell phone. The other one battery. Shut your mouth. >> No. I want to go with you together because I want to see what they stole from me. Don't take me. Please help me. Nothing wrong. >> You got one more chance. >> Okay. Don't open. You kick this door open. It's running here. >> You're getting another charge. It's >> too hot. Help me out. >> Quit. I knew that. >> Keep your legs in the car. >> I told you. I'm recording it. >> The freaking door. >> Please. Let me go get my [ __ ] I was looking for the receipt for the baby headphones. >> I wanted him to take me back, but come here. Put your legs down. >> Can I talk to you? >> Put your legs down. >> Can I >> sit down on the seat correctly? >> Okay. >> Put your legs down now. >> The office. >> Put your legs down now. I'm not going to tell you again. >> One. >> Okay. >> Two. >> How can you help me? >> I have hearing mobility problems before. >> Open that door. >> And my friend. >> No, he said not you. >> Not you. >> No. Not you. >> No. He said, "Do you not open the door? Get out." >> No, I'm not. No, Anna. >> Put your leg. Put your >> leg. He did it wrong. I went and I said I was in this. >> Let it go. >> No. Let me go, please. I want to go back to my Let it go. Let it go. Let it go. Let it go. Please. Let it go. Let me go home. >> If you take the seat belt off. >> No. Take me back. >> You're going to get changed. >> Okay. Can we go back? Take. Can you >> put your legs in the car? >> Put your legs in the car. That's my wallet. Yes. >> Put your legs in the car. >> No. Help me. >> What do you want? I cut the hair on. >> I want water. >> What did I tell you about taking the seat belt off? >> What did I tell you about taking the seat belt? >> Can you tell me what I did wrong? >> Resisting arrest. That's what they arrest for. >> Once again, >> what am I being arrested for? I'm not a felony. >> No, I have not been arrested for because I don't know nothing. I couldn't understand what you're saying. You got him. >> Yep. I got him. >> Do not take that seat belt off. >> No. Don't do anything wrong to me. >> Take it off again. You're going to get ted, >> my bro. Lopez, please put your leg in. >> Put your leg in the car. >> Can I go? This is not a car. This is a dash. I want >> a fork. Can I fort? >> Now that he was in jail, the suspect chose to make the situation much more complicated. >> Come on out. >> Can you help me out? >> Thank you. [Music] I was doing my homework and then the headphones failed and then when everyone said that alto Clarkson pick me up. >> He was very aggressive to me. I don't know why. >> Walk. >> He got his wallet and stuff. >> Uhhuh. My wallet is in my chest. >> Walk. >> Can I see my living crush like? Don't do that to me. >> Yeah, we're going to >> Why? >> Because you don't listen. >> I understand. No, seriously my you did wrong. You did wrong. I lose myself my my my homework. I was doing homework. >> I didn't know I said turn around. Face that way. Do not turn around again. do not turn around again. >> Face that direction. >> Face the door. >> Face the door. >> This is the first time you listen to me for no reason. >> Turn around. it. Face the door, dude. [Music] [Music] By this point, he wouldn't stop whining and was only making things worse. >> They didn't rest for me. They just brought into my headphones. >> Take a step back on that line. >> I'm very serious. You know, I walked all the way from from over there because I saw the cows and the lawns and it was beautiful and then next thing happened the >> I was looking at these. >> That's fine. >> No, because the door was wide open and I wasn't there. And then when I came back, >> you got gloves on. Take those off. >> I look at those. >> Not talking to you. >> Stop talking. >> Why don't you go off, man? I'm seriously I don't like you. >> Listen to me. >> Listen to me. Stop talking. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> Hey, I went through this last time. >> Okay. >> Take him off. My mom entire time. >> I'm serious. He dragged my pants down and broke them. What the hell's wrong with you? >> I'm serious. >> Mr. Bernard, how you doing? Ambassador, [Music] what the hell is wrong? I'm serious. So, you know, I didn't receive any arrest. I was my arrest. >> All right, let's go. >> Where we going? >> Staying here. >> You're staying here. Where you going? >> I I apologize. I'm sorry, guys. >> Sit on the beach. >> Go sit down on the beach. >> I'm sorry. >> She said, >> "I didn't do anything. Somebody's [Music] lost my headphones." Hey, >> my my everything that I >> Everything you got? >> No. Show my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my my >> Hey, I put it up for you. You're going to get it back. Okay, just go sit down. >> Go sit down. >> You get over there, don't you? Go sit down. [Music] >> Uh >> you don't want to touch us. >> We back. >> In the end, the man was charged with resisting arrest. That squatter gave officers a tough time, like this individual who forcefully inhabited a house despite being requested to leave multiple times. >> Virgil, what you have to do right now is get your stuff and get off this property. >> Okay. >> And if you come back, you're subject to being charged with trespassing. >> You're breaking the law. >> No, the fire department said you're breaking the law. >> There you go. >> I know. I put some clothes on. >> I called the police. The police escorted me over here to open my door. Sir, >> I said quit running around. >> Oh, he's trying to hurt me, man. It's cuz I'm black. >> Stop it. >> On the 7th of December, 2022, officers were dispatched to a residence where a man was threatening construction workers with shears. The police arrived on scene where the man allegedly had paperwork to prove that he owned the property. What happened next was shocking. >> These are official court documents. These people are trespassing on my house. >> Do you own the house? No, I'm a tenant. >> They calm down and stop yelling. >> Okay, I'm a tenant. I'm a tenant. >> Yeah, I know that. >> Okay, they tried to evict the other three tenants. As you can see, it was dis it was dismissed. Notice of dismissal. >> He never went through. >> She moved to another apartment because the the landlord keep harassing. So, we they moved in another apartment. So, all my stuff is in there. They took my $4,000 bike, put in the backyard, and try to tear the locks off of it yesterday. I said, "Hey, y'all not allowed to touch tenants property. If you know the law, you have to have a court to have a sheriff escort stuff out. You cannot touch my >> No, but if a house is condemned, it's a little bit different. >> No, upstairs. Well, the bottom is not condemned. >> Oh, the electric bill, the water bill, the gas bill, everything works. It's in my name. You know what I'm saying? Everything's I got current bills. I just showed the police that just left. Three police officers just left. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's in my phone. I got it all to my email. I got all the current bills in my name. >> Notice of dis notice of dismissal for all the evictions. This is eviction. This is the company that owns it. And look, notice of dismissal filed on 6K status closed. They're illegally doing this. >> That was in June. >> Yeah. They've never got evicted. Nobody got evicted. Nobody did. They're illegally trying to take the house. >> That's what you're saying. But I I'm not going to take your word for it. Okay. I'm not >> This is proof. >> That's not proof. That's something that's like several months old. There's a lot of time that's passed from June to now. Despite the fact that the house was deemed unsafe, the alleged owner still pushed to enter the house. >> I showed I showed him a copy of the bills that call a call and put it on speaker. >> They're they're under our name. >> No, it's in my name. >> No, they're on our name. >> So, you'll leave if we call a >> No, I I'll have my assistants do it right now. They'll tell you. >> Yeah, let's call AP >> cuz right here it says 19 South Wheatland. And right here it says, "This structure has been declared unsafe not to be occupied prior to repairs." >> Okay, >> they lied to you. So they did not >> Okay, listen. Listen to me for a moment. They have permits that say this house is not to be occupied. Okay, I just w I just read them with my own eyes. I've seen the paperwork from the building inspector. It's not from code enforcement. It's from the actual building inspector. He is saying that this place is not to be occupied. is not allowed to have anyone inside. >> The land let the landlord is not allowed to let anyone in because he can face criminal charges for letting you in this house. >> You are already in the house. >> You have to leave now. You're officially on notice. >> So, here's the thing. >> I just told you it's not code enforcement. It's building enforcement. And I saw the paperwork. >> The the house is condemned. Is it's been deemed unsafe. >> I I just I'm not I'm not going to explain it again. >> So, here's the thing. You have to go down to the court and you have to get basically a permission slip to come in and get your belongings. >> Ohio law. You condemn my house. You have >> I know a thing or two about Ohio law. I'm trained. >> You Google it right now. Virgil, >> you have to put the tenants. >> Virgil, what you have to do right now is get your stuff and get off this property. >> Okay. >> And if you come back, you're subject to being charged with trespassing. >> Okay. And you just lost you just lost your badge. My my clutch is the commission. >> It seems like all was well. However, he broke into the property that same night. Hey, >> Virgil. >> I am the police. >> I talked to the police already. They came out. >> No, no, you're lying. You're full of [ __ ] Open this door. >> I'm not calling. >> Virgil, >> I talked to the minister, the code enforcement. I talked to the police. >> Virgil, open the door right now. >> Sir, >> Virgil, open the door right now. >> Virgil, open the door. >> I am the police. I'm the one that told you to leave public door. Hey, I talked to the officers already. They came out approved for me to be here. >> Where do you have >> Open the door? I will kick it in. >> Talk to the police. >> Open the door. >> You are breaking the law. Officer >> open the door. >> Know yours. Know yours. I talk to them. >> Open the door. >> I talked to the parent. >> Open it. I'm an officer. >> Open it. >> Oh, you're part. >> I am the department. >> I got in here. I got I got witnesses in here now. >> There are two witnesses in here. >> You got two trespassers in there. >> No. The police. >> Open the door. It's coming in. >> I'm opening the door. Okay. Don't think I'm opening the door. >> All right. Get it open. >> I have to get my clothes on. >> Open the door, my man. >> Open the door now. You're breaking the law. >> Open the door. >> I talked to your supervisor. Call your supervisor. >> Open the door. >> I talked to administration and fire. >> Open the door, >> man. I'm going to 911. >> I am 911. >> You're breaking the law. You're not a good >> The man seemed to think he was above the law, but he was very wrong. Officer, please stop. >> I'm opening the door, dude. >> And we'll have >> You're harassing me. >> No. >> Third came out of 10 officers came. >> You're breaking the law. >> No, the fire department said you're breaking the law. >> That was yesterday before we talked to your boss. >> I talked to my boss, too. Open the door. >> We talked to him last night, man. >> Virgil, open the door. >> Witnesses. >> Virgil, open the door. >> You guys are crazy. I will get a ram and I will knock down this door. Just open it. >> You're breaking the law. >> Come on, bud. >> You're breaking the law. >> Open the door. >> Have to open my res. >> You do. >> Officer, call the third shift. >> Nope. >> Call the third shift. >> Open it. >> Officer, call the third shift. I got permission from 10 officers. Call the third ship. when I do. Uh, can anyone respond to the >> I have permission to be here? >> I'm the one that told you you're not allowed to be here. I'm the one that read the permits >> after that. That permit is not valid. There was never a contemption across the street. >> Open the door, Virgil. >> They call the administrator. >> Open the door. >> This was validated after you left. Open the door. >> Open the door, Virgil. >> Virgil, open the door. >> I am 911. And I already told him that you're calling. >> Open the door. Why would you lie? Cuz you're crazy. Open the door. >> Open the door. Open the door. >> They tried their best to prevent them from entering, but the police were determined to open the door one way or another. >> Hey, Virgil, >> administrator of the police, I said, "Hey, >> hey, Virgil, we're going to get in this door one way or another. You should just open it." >> Sir, I told administrator police, >> I want to go back home. We're going to arrest you for trespassing. So, he said, "Okay, wait for the officer. The officer will escort you back to your home." This officer does not want to call and find out if the officer escorted me off. >> Virgil, I'm the one that took the report telling you you're not allowed to be here. >> After you left, it was >> my word is final. >> No, it was fix officer talking about my word is final. They don't care about the law. >> The supervisor in the third sent me back to my home and let me open it up and he said he don't care. See what I'm saying? Please send a supervisor out here. I already I already talked to him on the phone. >> Oh, he said it's because of racist. >> This hates black people. >> Yeah, that's got to be it. There's no other explanation. >> You cannot break my own. >> Hey, don't hurt me. Stop. You're trying to break in my house. >> You cannot do that. >> Stop. Hey, sir. Hey, there's spin in here. Stop. >> Okay, I'm going let open the door. Stop. I said open the door. Stop. >> All right, open it. You open it, dude. I'mma break it down. >> Something open. I'mma break it down. >> Open it up or I'll break it down. >> Do it. >> Do it now. >> Virgil, why is the door not open? Do it again. >> Was it just his body or >> There you go. >> I know. >> Put some clothes on. >> Why you standing there naked arguing with us? >> I didn't get my clothes on. >> I got permission. I wouldn't lie to you guys. I was escorted by an officer. Can I put my pants on? >> Hey, Jeff. Let him button those up. >> Come on, man. Why Why don't you believe your boss? Hurry up. >> I will never lie to you. A officer escorted me. >> They were wrong. >> Okay. But I didn't break the law. I >> I Stop it. I stood there and I told you that you were not allowed to come here >> and I talked to your supervisor. >> No, you didn't. >> I did. >> No, just Okay, you're done. >> The supervisor sent the police over the belt on. >> Officer, the supervisor. >> I will rip you out there. Put handcuffs on your pants. >> Officer, this you're you're wrong. I'm telling you. I won't lie. I never lied in my life. I'm telling you the supervisor or the police. Hey, >> do it. Stop talking and put your seatelt on. Put your seat >> your belt on. >> You think I'm lied about being escorted by the officer of the law? >> I'm not lying. >> Let us in. So, >> by this point, he was still defending himself even though he obviously was in the wrong. >> I was escorted by officer-in-law to my residence. I did not break the trespassing law. >> Put your hand Put that down. >> The officer was here. These two w women are witnesses. There was 10 officers here. Sir, you are illegally arresting me. >> You are under arrest. >> How? for the officer escorted me here. So you're saying the officer is not allowed to >> around. >> Sir, I was escorted the fire marshall and co came back came and told the administrators. >> Yes, sir. Right in front in front of me. >> The fire the administrator of the police talked to Sir Why did you go mad at me? >> I went up the fire the fire the the administrator of the police. Hey Sergeant, he's breaking the law. You checked from last night. The administrator I called administrative office. I went over to >> take a administrative office. >> Okay. Well, I went over to the fire department last night. >> Fire department has nothing to do. >> I know. I called the police. The police escorted me over here to open my door, sir. >> But I was escorted by police officer. Please, Chad. I'm not breaking the law. >> Your legs. >> There's two witnesses right there. >> Legs. Hey, Sergeant. >> Quit turning around. >> Those females are witnesses. >> I said quit turning around. >> Oh, he's trying to hurt me, man. It's cuz I'm black. >> Stop it. >> It's cuz I'm black. >> I got witness. Don't listen to directions. >> All this neighbor has seen 10 officers escort me to my house, sir. I did not walk in my house on my own. The officer said, "Show me proof of residence." I showed him my AUP bill. I showed him the paperwork and lease and he said, "Go ahead." The administrator let me in. There's no grounds for arrest. I was escorted by officer. >> Hey, hey, Sergeant, please call third ship. >> I was escorted by officer. Those ladies will tell you they're in the car. >> The neighbor. >> Yeah. Yes, I did. And they called the fire department and the code. Of course, they prep work as false. There's no condemn. >> No, there there's no cone on my unit, sir. It never was. I asked the fire department, but I got permission. I got escorted over here. You can't arrest me when I was escorted by officer. How can you arrest me? I didn't break the law. I did not cross my grounds without the presence involved. I made sure I didn't touch touch that ground until the officer showed up. >> Why would make you think I would lie to you, man? >> Cuz you're crazy. >> I'm crazy. >> Yes. >> What if you're wrong? >> I'm not wrong. >> You are wrong and my kids are wrong. >> I would ask the fire department. >> No. >> I wait for the >> I had the I saw the paperwork with my own eyes. >> When you left that was >> No, you looked at the wrong information. I was ask >> I had I called I called 911. >> I can't hear over him. >> I called a fire. >> Yeah. In the end, he was taken to jail for trespassing and resisting arrest.