He's done with his summons and his >> You can the summons up your >> You're going to make headlines on YouTube. >> Uh, and you're going to go to jail and lose your damn jobs. >> Yeah. Arrogant little, aren't you? >> Close that door. Close that door. >> Then give me a ticket then. I'll be there. >> We need your information. >> No, you don't. >> We do need >> Go get This doesn't belong to them. Close my door, please. There's no warrants after me. You have no reason to be here. I'm not under suspicion of committing a crime. So, please leave. >> In this video, two officers approach a retired Marine commando sitting in his car, open his door without his permission, and start demanding his information over a disputed trespassing complaint. But instead of handing over his ID or letting the officers dictate what happens next, he immediately challenges their authority and demands that they explain themselves. As the officers keep pushing, he refuses to surrender control of the encounter and repeatedly tells them to get a supervisor. Watch how this Marine commando turns their demands into a confrontation they struggle to control. >> That's fine. You can record me. That's okay. >> Call your supervisor. Please call your supervisor. >> You sir. >> Close that door. Close that door. >> The property. >> Then give me a ticket then and I'll be there. >> We need information. >> No, you don't. >> We do need to >> go. This doesn't belong to them. >> You're a Navy veteran, right? >> I'm I'm a war marine commando. Retired Marine as well. And I'm not backing off, so let's talk. >> No. This doesn't belong to them. >> Sir, you are trespassing. >> This does not belong to them. You >> just called me to ask you to move. >> I'll move over there then. >> No, we need your information. >> No, you don't. >> No, you don't. I've committed no crime. Close my door. This is illegal search and seizure amendment four. Please close my door, sir. Please close my door. And don't take my license plate number. >> It's already done. >> That's illegal. Search and seizure as usual. >> Go get your supervisor. Go get your supervisor, please. >> No, go get your supervisor, please. >> Okay. >> No, >> you were trespassing on >> I'm moving over that property. Then you can call them. I have permission to be on their property, Mr. Kelly on this property, sir. >> Cuz this belongs to them. >> Okay. So, he called us and >> Who called you? Who called you? Give me your name. >> Okay. The property owner >> of what property? >> Abrams property. Okay. >> Abrams. Who's Abrams? >> That's the name of the That's the name of the report. >> Who is Abrams? >> Okay. >> It's not It doesn't You're >> Then let me move to there then and you can call Mr. Kelly who owns the tone company. I have permission to be on that property. >> Okay. On that property outside of the fence line. >> Yes. By that tree to that fence. It belongs to the tone company. You can go call them up. I have permission to be there. >> Please leave me alone. You're trespassing. Move on. >> Sure. >> Don't let me move over there. >> No harm, no foul. >> All right. >> So, if you have permission to be on >> that property, there's Crossroads Tony's property. >> Yes, you can call them now. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm fine with you going to their property. That was this bull before. >> But because you are on someone else's property, that's why we're out here. >> Okay, then let me move then. So, I'm going to ask you and let me move there where I'm allowed to be. >> Okay. Just so we're clear though, you are trespassing on this property. >> I did not know that. So, you can't give me a ticket cuz you have to trespass somebody before the owner has to do it personally in paper or verbal. >> So, let me move over there. Go your merry way. >> Well, we we will in a minute, sir. Just Just give us a minute. >> I don't have a minute. This then this becomes a Terry stop. You're wasting my time. Let me move over there. >> Okay. Okay. >> I'm not I'm not sure why you got so hostile with your >> Because I've dealt with this for years over here with you guys. >> Talk to you, bud. That wasn't >> No, you're not. You told me to get step out of my car for what? >> No, I asked you to come out. >> And I'm not going to do that. And I don't have to do that. Legally, I don't have to do that. And legally, you just broke my fourth amendment rights by opening that door. >> I'm not stupid. I know the Constitution. And I know the laws. I know the laws of this country. I used to work for Bill Nelson. So, close my door, please. There's no warrants after me. You have no reason to be here. I'm not under the suspicion of committing a crime. >> So, please leave. Please leave so I can go move over there. Please, can you close my door, officer, please? >> We're we're we're we're making sure that you can park over there. That's what we're doing right now. >> That's fine. I don't care. >> That's what we're doing. So I'm once we verify and we're done >> and plus you didn't announce yourself when you come up here which is >> you didn't you were supposed to say L County Sheriff's Department >> sir I tried >> I know the laws sir I know the laws you've broken one by opening that door >> okay >> I never gave you permission to open that door >> okay >> so close the door please >> no >> you say no you're saying you're saying no >> are you are you saying no >> sir officer officer. >> Hey, I pay your goddamn wage. Talk to me. >> Don't yourself, dude. You're so disrespectful. You're so disrespectful. >> They're going to verify that you can be on the property. >> You are so disrespectful. >> Do you mind closing my door and I'll open the window for you? >> I'll open the window. >> We're just trying to explain you what's going on here. Okay. >> But you have no permission to open my door. We're past this part. We're talking to you, letting you know what's happening. Okay. Hey, go ahead. >> So, you are on private property here that you don't have permission to be on because the owner called us and was upset that you're out here. Let me finish cuz I've let you talk and ramble. You can listen to me now. Okay? So, you're on private property. >> So, what my partner's deciding to do here is he's not going to write you a ticket. Okay? But you could be ticketed for being on private property. All right? So, if we discover that you don't have permission to be on the property at Crossroads Towing, then we [clears throat] will come out and we'll issue you a summon for that one. >> Okay. Go ahead. Cuz I already beat one summon for trespassing. I hear you. >> And if you don't pick that up, I'm going to charge you with littering. >> I'll pick it up in a minute. I will pick it up in a minute. >> Is there a reason why you threw that at me? >> Yeah. So, you can read that. I beat you guys once in court. I do it again. >> Very kind to you. >> I want you, you know, just leave me alone. >> Respectful navy. >> I want Yeah. I want to live in peace. So, leave me alone. >> Okay. Well, >> please don't. If you know what deopressor means, >> you know what deopress liber means? Means freed out that you're not allowed to be on that property. You will be charged with trespass >> and you'll be charged with off. >> Get out of here, dudes. >> You're just a waste of space. You know that, right? >> And I will be firing a complaint. Amendment four. You broke it. So off you're trespassing, sir. Just confirm with the sheriff's I have permission to be on this property. Now there's five, six cops here. One drew his gun on me. I've committed no crime. They're harassing a homeless person who works hard. And that's not right. [sighs] And now they're trying to come up with something to get me on, which is not right. You know you're making headlines on YouTube, right? You've confirmed I have permission to be here. You've broken my fourth amendment illegal search and seizure. Please leave. I need your cards. I need your cards left here. >> I'm not searching you at all. >> I need your cards and badge numbers left here. Please. >> I don't even want to talk to you. He's writing a summon. >> I don't give a about your summons. They're not going to hold up. Go away. >> That's fine. >> Go away. >> Summons. >> I don't give a I'll rip it up. >> That's fine. Okay. if you don't go >> because after this this won't hold up in court. None of this will. You're >> treating me like you're harassing me. You're trespassing. I've asked you to leave. >> Okay. This has nothing to do with your permission to be on this property. >> I don't what it's about. What is it about? >> Okay. Everything to do with you be or trespassing on the loaf and jug property and harassing. >> I did not harass her. Go look. Go talk to the Go talk to the No. No. No. Go to the talk to the staff at this hotel. The maintenance guy >> that has nothing to do with the hotel. >> Yes, it does. Cuz he knows she's >> go you go talk to them. >> How do you know it's a she? >> Because I tried to buy a lottery ticket in her. She came on here and harassed me the other day to shout something about harassing her. I don't even know her. >> I' They've been left alone. You >> told that you were not allowed to go over there. >> Fine. I didn't know that. But you know what? >> Told on a prior day you were. >> No, I was not. I haven't been over there. >> Okay. I've not been over there. >> When he's done with his summons and his >> you can the summons up your >> gonna make headlines on YouTube. >> Uh and you're going to go to jail and lose your damn jobs. >> Yeah. Arrogant little aren't you? You think you're smarter than everybody. Off. You're trespassing in Texas. You would have been shot by now. You know that, right? >> Are we in Texas? >> Uh you're trespassing. You threaten me off. We're not in Texas. >> I don't give a dude. >> Okay, >> so off. Go away. Yeah, you're so smart. You little Go away. You little toy guns. What? 40 caliber. Can't handle a 45. Go away. The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures. and a person's vehicle is protected against unreasonable government intrusion. An officer generally cannot open a car door and conduct a search without a warrant, consent, or a recognized exception such as probable cause or another lawful basis. A trespass complaint also does not automatically give officers unlimited authority to demand identification or enter a vehicle. The key question is whether officers had a lawful basis to detain this man and whether they had legal grounds for the intrusion into his vehicle. here. He repeatedly refused to provide his ID, challenged the basis for the detention, and invoked his Fourth Amendment rights. This encounter is a good reminder that a property complaint does not erase constitutional protections and officers still need a lawful justification for a detention, search, or seizure.