You can't come in here. You don't have a warrant, sir. >> Can you prove that? >> You don't have a warrant, sir. You don't have a warrant, sir. Step out of my house, sir. You don't have a warrant. GET OUT OF MY HOUSE, SIR. You just entered my home. You just entered my home without a warrant, sir. You broke the law right there. Yes, you did. So, you're telling me that you don't need a warrant to enter my home and break my door? You don't need a warrant. She did not do anything wrong, sir. No, she did not. Until you have evidence to prove that, you cannot arrest her. >> [music] >> Hands down. You cannot. I know the law. You can't arrest her when you have no evidence, sir. What? The word of one guy? That is not enough evidence, sir. No, it's not. >> [music] >> We've been over RCWs, Chief. We've been over RCWs. I asked them several times if they had a warrant, sir. He broke no law. She was on the [music] front porch yelling. That's it. On the phone. That's not breaking a law. The neighbor then called. Yelled across the street at her first. That [music] is not her breaking any law.