We got a warrant. >> Yes. [music] >> Yes, yes, yes. >> Let me see it. >> We don't have to carry a warrant. >> Oh, well, any warrants that I've been in they have presented me the paperwork. Okay, well, there's nobody here, so. >> What are you looking up there when you're saying that? >> I don't need to listen. I asked you guys to leave my house. What's the problem? >> So, where's Wilbert at? >> Why are you asking me for Wilbert? This is my address. >> Yeah, it's also registered to him. He has this address listed, so that's why we're here cuz we're looking for Wilbert. >> For what? >> We need to talk to him. >> You're in my hallway asking me for somebody. I'm asking you what? >> so why should I tell you what we're looking for? >> Well, he's not here. >> Where is he? >> I don't know. >> When was the last time you saw him? >> I have no idea. >> You saw him last week. >> I saw him last week? You're telling me who I saw last week? >> Well, he said he was coming here. >> Well, then, if you said I saw him last week, then I I don't know what to tell you. >> Where is he? >> He's not here and I'm going to ask you guys to leave. >> Where is [music] he? >> He's not here. >> Okay, I get it. >> I don't know, officer. He's not here. Can you please step out of my house? >> the last time you saw him? >> Am I under arrest? >> No, you're not. >> Okay, so I have no other answers for your question. >> If we find out that he is here and you're willfully lying for him, then you will be under arrest. >> That's fine. >> [music] >> You'll be charged with obstruction. >> That's fine. Have a good day. >> Yeah, you too.