You didn't have a warrant. >> You don't have a >> You didn't have a warrant. And what you did what what the typical plan is what you guys usually do is you drag me to these hospitals and you wait I don't know what you do. You you you preemptively illegally detain me no less. You can't go Listen, I have it all on recording. There's no immediate threat here. >> You can contact an attorney if you feel like your rights have been violated and I'm sure there's a million out there that would love to come after the deep pockets of our department. >> I I don't know. I I I don't know what you guys are here once every three I Listen, I don't want any problems. >> I don't want any problems either. >> You see there's no threat here. >> No, we're required There's steps and actions that we're required by law to take. >> Police arrived at a man's home after receiving a vague report containing unverified allegations. The man immediately denied the claims insisting he had never made any such call and pointing out that all of his family members were safe and inside the house. Calm but firm, he repeatedly demanded that the officers explain the legal basis for being on his property emphasizing that they had neither a court warrant nor any evidence supporting the allegations. Despite being unable to verify the credibility of the report, the officers continued to escalate the situation and threatened coercive action. The man consistently asserted his constitutional rights, objected to any intervention without clear legal authority, and repeatedly insisted that the officers follow proper legal procedures. Ultimately, when they were unable to produce any evidence justifying their actions, the officers forced their way into the home by breaking down the door despite the man's repeated objections. >> Officer, what's this about? Do you have a warrant, sir? Do you have a warrant? >> We have a warrant, yeah. >> Then I'm not coming to the door. >> Okay. >> What's this about? >> You called. >> Who did I call? I didn't call you. >> You didn't call me? >> No, I didn't call the police. >> Who did you call? >> What are you talking about? I didn't Officer, why is is something illegal happening here? >> You called. >> Sean, you made a phone call and said you killed your family. >> I What? >> So we wanted you to want you to come to the door and talk to us. >> I didn't say that. >> Okay, well we need to get your side of the story. >> Nobody called alerted authorities here. What's the problem? >> You called. >> Nobody alerted authorities. Why do you think that? >> Listen, you called them and you said something you killed your family or something. >> I didn't make any phone call. Why do you think somebody Why do you think I called you? >> Well, why else would they >> Was it somebody in That's Did somebody say they were me at this address? >> How about you come outside and we'll talk it all out. >> Do you have a warrant, officer? >> No, we don't have a warrant. >> Hey, they're just listen >> Then then I'm not I'm not You have the wrong idea, the wrong address, or you're mistaken somewhere. Nobody in this I didn't call you. I certainly didn't say that. I didn't even call you. >> What's your phone number? >> I'm not answering any questions. I might be If there's no There's no problem here. What is going on here? >> We're trying to talk to you. You don't want to come out. >> I'm going to keep asking you what the You understand that I didn't call anybody and now there's a whole team of police out here and I keep asking you why. >> Because somebody called saying that you killed your parents. >> He's right there. >> So, you're not coming out to talk to us. >> I don't have to. What I told you. You guys are here like once every 6 months. How are you? >> [ __ ] every time great. Have at yourself. >> I'm confused about what's going on. >> You know what's going on. That's understandable. I I promise you we'll explain everything, okay? >> This guy I don't know what he's He doesn't speak for me. >> Okay, that's all we're here for. That's it. That's it. >> What's going on? >> I think they told you a number of times, Shawn. >> All they said what All they said they could I mean they could say anything they want. They I didn't call you. >> Okay. >> There's miscommunication somewhere and there's certainly no threat here. I'm not in danger. My father's not in danger. My father was sleeping. I was in my in my bedroom. >> Uh-huh. So, uh >> That's all I mean That's it. There's nothing going on here. >> Okay. You're explaining that to your dad right now, okay? >> I I don't know what he's talking about. He's just popping off. I I know what he's doing. What is he talking about? >> I know what you're saying. Yeah, I know. >> Did he just say we're Did he just say we're not going in to search, we're going in to to get me? Is that what he said? You can Officer Raza, you can't do that without a warrant. >> Okay, you can come out and listen to what my lieutenant is saying. >> Why don't you talk to me through the window? >> It's harder to do it that way than if you just come out and talk to us face-to-face. >> We're talking right now. If I come outside, are you going to arrest me? Then I'm not Then that means yes, I'm not coming outside. >> Dad, please come back inside. You don't have to talk to them. They don't have a warrant and they're not here legally. Hi. How are you? I'm What's going on? >> Sean, did you have a an online class today you got a little upset with? >> No, I'm not enrolled in school. >> Okay. Your phone number was used to call in to the person that called us. And they said that you said that you killed your family. >> You're mis- You're mistaken. There's a There's a mis- There's a miscommunication or >> Where's the Your phone number, your cell phone number was used, Sean. >> I don't What is my cell phone number? You guys are definitely here illegally. >> So, if we call your phone right now, is that going to ring? >> Do you have a warrant? >> We don't need a warrant, Sean. >> Yes, you do. You can't come in Listen, you can't You can't come in here and and without a warrant. >> I'm arguing with you. We don't need a warrant, buddy. >> Then what are you doing? If you're here to assess a threat, there's no threat here. >> Well, there was a threat here. >> I Well, if you're here to assess danger, I'm not in any danger. I'm not violent. I'm not making any threats. Obviously, my family's okay. They're still here. >> You made a threat. >> I didn't make any threats. >> You did that. You made a threat, Sean. And that's why we're here. And now we have to sit out here and try to figure this out. >> Well, what would you What What can I say to to He's over I don't know what he's talking about. I He's over there saying all kind of things. >> I don't know what he's saying, either. I'm talking to you, bud. >> Well, how much longer are you going to be here? >> We have to figure out if we're getting a 302 for you or not. >> Why would You can't 302 me whenever you feel like You know, last time you did this The last couple times you did this, you You have a warrant. >> We don't have a >> You didn't have a warrant. And what you did what what the typical plan is what you guys usually do is you drag me to these hospitals and you wait I don't know what you do. You you you preemptively illegally detain me no less. You can't Listen, I have it all on recording. There's no immediate threat here. >> Contact an attorney if you feel like your rights have been violated and I'm sure there's a million out there that would love to come after the deep pockets of North Andover. >> I I don't know. I I I don't know what you guys are here once every three I Listen, I don't want any problems. >> want any problems either. >> You see there's no threat here. >> Yeah, well we're required There's steps and actions that we're required by law to take. >> Come on. Open the door or we're going >> Do you have a warrant? >> We don't need a warrant. >> To kick my door in? >> Yes. Come on, Sean. >> Where What happened to my father? >> He's around the front of the house. >> Let me get my shoes first. They're upstairs. >> Come out now, Sean, or we're kicking the door down. I'm breaking the door in, Sean. I can't help you if you don't open the door,