I'm the new chief. I wanted to to come talk to you. >> I don't feel safe. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm not comfortable. >> You will you just open the door. You ain't got to come outside. >> Why you need to see me? I can see you. >> Well, I can't see you. >> The chief of police shows up for a so-called welfare check. But this sharp woman stands her ground, saying she's been lied to before and won't fall for it. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to come in your house. I just want to talk to you. Like I said, I'm the new chief. >> Yes, sir. So, what would you be willing to talk to me about? >> Tell me what happened to you. I'm here to investigate that. >> Really? Yes, ma'am. I take that stuff serious. >> We schedule another time. >> No, ma'am. I need to talk to you. You got to come outside. Just open the door so I can see you. >> No, I am not. I don't feel safe open or I don't feel safe with you. >> I mean, I got another officer with me. Just got >> I definitely don't. Well, no. You done broke into my house too many times. Broke in too many times with your little welfare checks. No. No, sir. >> Well, that's what I'm here to. I'm here to make sure make sure you're okay. You got family around here, Dorothy?