Don't you come in my house. Get away FROM ME. GET AWAY FROM ME. HE'S VIOLATING MY RIGHTS. IT'S IN MY HOUSE. LEAVE ME ALONE. LEAVE ME ALONE. WHAT'S wrong with y'all, man? Leave me alone. WHY ARE Y'ALL HOW YOU GOING TO COME in my house AND JUST MY DOGS MAN WHY ARE THEY IN MY HOUSE? Why are you Y'all ain't right. >> Police approached a man inside the RV he used as his home and immediately ordered him to step outside and provide identification. Even though he insisted he had already cooperated and had not committed any crime, he immediately objected, repeatedly stating that the RV was his residence and demanding that the officers produce a search warrant or explain the legal basis for their actions. Calm but firm, he repeatedly requested to speak with a supervisor and refused to leave the RV without a valid warrant or clear legal justification. Despite failing to present a search warrant or clearly explain their legal authority, the officers continued to pressure him, attempted to force him out of his home, and ultimately used physical force to remove him from the RV while he continued to protest and assert his rights. >> Give me my ID back. >> No. That's not how it's going to work. Step out. >> No, I'm not stepping out. My puppies are in here and you guys are traumatizing One of them is pregnant. No, I'm not doing that. You're not terrorizing me. >> This is your last chance, okay? Now we're going to go in there with >> I gave you my ID. That's all I need to give you. >> you want to make this >> I'm not on probation or parole. I did not do anything. So, why are you So, why did you pull your gun out on me? >> Because I don't want you reaching for weapons. >> You're reaching. We don't >> Reaching? I'm not reaching. I'm holding my dogs. I'm holding my puppies right here. >> Sir, I need you to step out, please. >> No, I'm not stepping out of my vehicle. Call your sergeant. >> Sir, >> Call Call the Call the Call the your commander. Call somebody cuz I'm not stepping out of my vehicle. >> You won't step out? >> This is my house. You do not have a search warrant to come in my house. So, would you please step away and shut my door? You had no business opening my door. >> Okay, I need you to step out. >> Would you shut my door? >> I will not. All right, sir. This is your last chance. >> Would you call a sergeant? >> All right, that's not how this works. >> I would like to talk to a sergeant. >> Sir, I need you to step out. >> These officers right here I would like to talk to a sergeant. >> Can you just come out, sir? >> Would you please let me talk to a sergeant? >> Once you're out, yeah. >> No, call a sergeant. I don't have to get out of my house. >> Yeah, we don't have to step out of our >> I don't have to get out of my house. I did nothing wrong. >> doing. We don't want >> If that young man had a pipe on him, that's it. I told you the truth. >> He exited your RV, went into your >> This is my house. >> said, okay? >> Call a sergeant. >> We have probable >> Call a sergeant. >> search you this vehicle >> Call a sergeant. >> I need you to step out now. >> this works, sir. >> I want to see a sergeant. >> Sir, I need you to step out. >> No, I'm not stepping out of my house. And you don't have a search warrant to come in my house. >> Okay, I need you >> This is a house. >> I need you to step out, sir. >> Would you step away from my building and give me my ID? >> I >> I gave you my ID. That's all you're entitled to. I know my rights. >> Okay, I need you to step out. >> I want to see a sergeant. >> Okay, I need you to step out. You're >> I want to see a sergeant. >> You are detained, sir. >> I want to see a sergeant. >> Why are we making this difficult then? >> I want to see a sergeant. >> It's not We're not going to pause what we're doing to >> I want to see a sergeant. >> see one afterwards, okay? >> I want to see a sergeant. >> to follow with our directives right now. >> I want to see a sergeant. >> how it works, sir. >> No, you need to call a superior. >> No, right now. >> Call your sergeant. I want to see a sergeant. >> do not. >> I'm not stepping out of my vehicle. >> I don't know what you have in that hand. You need to come out. >> I want to see a sergeant. >> You need to come out. >> I want to see a sergeant. >> Sir, I need you to step out, please. >> What's your name? >> I need you to step out, please. >> What's your name? >> a business card at the end. >> I want to see a sergeant. What's your name? >> I need you to step out. >> You don't have the right to open my door. >> You are a detainer. >> Would you shut my door? >> No, I need you to step out. >> I can talk to you through the window. Shut my door, please. >> All right, you will step out now. >> I want to see a sergeant. >> Okay, I need you to step out. >> I want to see a sergeant. >> All right, this is your last chance so we're going to go in there and grab you. >> That's my puppies back there. I got two puppies in here and this is a mother, father, and a grandma. >> Okay, I need you to step out. >> All I came to do is get me a soda. >> All right. I need you to step out. >> And they're trying to make me get out of my ve- my house. I want to see a sergeant. I'm not on probation or parole. You don't have the right. If you caught that young man with a pipe, then you need to deal with him. >> Okay, he has a gun. >> I told you the truth. >> Yeah, it was going into your second vehicle. Okay, so I need you >> I want to see a sergeant. >> All right, you will step out now, okay? >> Have a sergeant come here and see if you're doing the right thing. Do you have your cameras on? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Let me Yeah. Why you putting that light in my face? I want to see a sergeant. >> Okay. >> I have the right to see a sergeant. >> All right, you will step out now, okay? >> I want to see a sergeant. Would you shut my door? This is my house. Don't you come in my house. Get away FROM ME. GET AWAY FROM ME. HE'S VIOLATING MY RIGHTS AND IN MY HOUSE. LEAVE ME ALONE. LEAVE ME ALONE. WHAT'S WRONG with y'all, man? Leave me alone. >> STOP. >> WHY ARE Y'ALL HOW YOU GOING TO COME IN MY HOUSE AND BUT MY DOGS IS MAN? WHY IS THEY IN MY HOUSE? Why you >> You know what? >> Y'all ain't right. Man, what y'all need me alone? Leave me alone. Leave my dogs alone. >> Hey, your dogs are fine. >> Why y'all don't Leave me alone. Why are you messing with me? I'm in my house. I want to see a sergeant. Why is y'all messing with me? Why are you messing with me? You just pulled me out of my house. Would you call a sergeant? Give me my phone.