What happens when a landlord enters a tenants's room without notice during an eviction dispute? Could refusing to identify the deputies lead to detention? Watch how this confrontation unfolds over rights, access, and law. >> No, I need it before. >> Why? >> Deputy Mccardi, my name tag's right here. I got to chat with >> You have to talk to me. >> No, I don't have Don't Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. I don't have to talk to you. >> No, no, we are my lawyers. No, we are my lawyers. >> Okay. Okay. Well, you're going to talk to you're going to at least stand here so I can talk to you. So, you can let go. Please let go. >> Let me If you don't, you'll go to jail. >> Do you want to go to jail for obstruction? >> That's no atrocium. I don't have to talk to you. You have to talk to you. >> You don't have to talk to me, but you have to identify yourself to me. Yes, you do. >> I don't have to. >> Yes, you do. When I'm here legally, you have to identify your thing and then I will stand over here. >> No, tell me. I have to listen to you. >> I'll put you in handcuffs. All right. Turn. I'll put you on. Put me on handc. Put me on handcuff. >> Yeah. cuz you're not free. >> I'm going to put in I'm going to put this in your pocket. >> You're not free to leave. >> You are not free to leave. You are not in charge of this investigation. >> And um and he walks in I no knock on the door, no nothing. He just opens his father's establishment where he's living and just walks in the room and starts knocking on the the refrigerator while I'm there naked. Hey, you got to get out of here. I said, "Excuse me, sir. That is illegal. You're not supposed not to mention >> trespass dwelling. Yeah. >> You just walked in the front door. >> Okay. So, >> yeah. Hold on. Did he call you guys at all and say that he was coming? >> Not at all. He comes here every day. He was here yesterday at 9:00 knocking on the door. I was in there >> yesterday. We disconnect the water in the night in his room. >> And you realize you also can't do that, >> huh? >> You also can't do that? >> Yeah. You can't disconnect electric and water from a a tenants's residence, but All right. >> Yeah, but it's only in the room. So, >> yeah. Yeah, but you still can't do that. >> All right. Officers determined no proper notice was given for entry, making it trespass. The landlord was arrested for trespassing and obstruction after refusing ID. A separate warrant later surfaced, too. What do you think of tenant landlord laws? Share thoughts respectfully below. >> I know that. Deny your thing.