Sir, respectfully, sir, you can't go in my house, sir. You need to be quiet. >> These officers used an anonymous domestic call as an excuse to enter a man's home without a warrant or probable cause, and what they found inside is exactly what they earned. You can't go in my house, sir. Respectfully. I'm going to go in your house, okay? You don't have a warrant. I'm a right. That's not valid in your house, sir. Yes, it is, sir. No, it's not. I don't need a search warrant to go in your house, I'm going to go. You You did it. Okay. Anybody can call and say anything, sir. So, you're going to violate my rights and go in my house, sir? You did it. >> You can't go in my house, sir. Yeah. Police department. Sir, respectfully, sir, you can't go in my house, sir. You need to >> I don't want you to go in my house, I don't care what you want. You don't have a warrant, sir. Police department. I'm telling you there's no domestic violence. And y'all just trampled all over my rights. Praying. Y'all took an oath to protect and serve. That's exactly what we're trying to do. He's just going to go in my house. Tell me I can't go in my house. >> You're detained right now. For what? While we conduct this investigation, you're detained. But they found nothing in the house except a new civil rights lawsuit.