What to Do When Police Come to Your Door

In this video John discusses how to handle when police come to your door. When police come to your door without a warrant and attempt to interact with you, it is called a "Knock and Talk". This is a legal means for law enforcement to investigation; however, your rights still apply. You should protect your rights by not allowing police access to your home without a warrant. You should not give them exigency or a basis to enter your home. Additionally, you should be respectful, while protecting your rights.
You can say, "I'm not speaking with you without my attorney" and "Please leave my property". Police will either act and force entry, obtain a warrant, or simply leave you alone.
Remember, "Jerks go to Jail" be respectful.
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[@zmanphx]

How about do not answer the door. Don't engage them . You have no obligation to answer the door .

[@WhereMyChicken]

Exactly. Disconnect the doorbell.

[@yodaflyz]

I don't have a doorbell

[@dundundata7603]

@@yodaflyz i don't have a door

[@AFVfan1]

@@dundundata7603 😂😂😂

[@losmoore3358]

What happens if u crack the door open and the cop sticks his foot in the door jam preventing u to close your door. Then what ?

[@almoemason]

Also Never speak to the cops, even with your attorney. If you hire an attorney that says to talk to the police, FIRE him/her IMMEDIATELY.

[@esquireaudits4737]

I am an attorney and I approve of this advice.

[@MgtowRubicon]

If your DEFENSE attorney asks whether you "did it", then do not answer and IMMEDIATELY FIRE THAT ATTORNEY. There is no reason to disclose that information to anyone. Your attorney's job is to keep you out of the defendant's chair, keep the govt honest and win an acquittal by using the govt's evidence.

[@almoemason]

@@MgtowRubicon Probably true sometimes, but not always. I can think of a lot of circumstances where that info would help me do a better job in defending my client ... ie a case where the prosecution has an overwhelming case against my client. Not every case is winnable and sometimes damage control is what is in the best interest of your client. As Kenny Rodgers said, "You got to know when ta hold em, know when to fold em."

[@kfelix2934]

@@MgtowRubicon Your attorney is actually suppose to get you the best the deal. Depending on the situation, evidence,etc...... So keep that in mind.

[@user-sl1tu9ww4n]

never use a public defender is what he's saying , I think , close enough . lol

[@mikefromwa]

Wrong - *do not open the door.* As soon as you do, one of them will put their foot in the door, preventing you from closing it. If you try and close it they will say you attacked them or tried to injure them by closing the door on their foot.

[@docholliday3273]

Absolutely correct......I don't know you and you don't know me, so that makes you a stranger and I don't open the door for any stranger.

[@TJFlashbang670]

Yep

[@dennishoule2570]

@Rick Christopher they could state we smell drugs

[@almoemason]

@Rick Christopher WRONG ... do not talk to the police

[@kurtwetzel154]

Don’t open the door and don’t talk to the police. If they have a search warrant to enter the cops will enter right away (okay maybe in a minute or so). Just talking to them the cops escalate. Opening the door the cops put their foot in the way so you can’t close it.

[@oldcrone]

Pretend you are not home.

[@joelspringman7748]

No, you don't have to hide from them.

[@freddiesmith8618]

Being a jerk is not illegal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Tolg]

LoL, yes I was going to ask for the statute in his state for “jerks go to jail”. It might be a great state to live in.

[@stephengreico2810]

In other words don't give them a reason to stay any longer than they can by being disrespectful

[@Saint_Ann]

I don’t agree with much of his advice, but at least he addressed the “plain view doctrine.” As he said, once you open your door, the cops can claim they saw, smelled, or heard something that will now allow them access to your home without a warrant. Opening your door and engaging the police creates a potential grey area. Remaining silent and keeping your door closed and locked delivers an unequivocal message. Also, when you open the door, it now gives the cops the opportunity to claim that you invited them in. You have rights. Don’t be afraid to use them.

[@user-sl1tu9ww4n]

what they done to me , but later proved no way they could of seen it and was released from prison, I was Guity as sin but so was the dirty cops

[@stephenkieth2689]

If the police come to your door don't open it unless they have a warrant

[@ronniethompson3498]

Do not open the door at all they will stick their foot in the door and then charge you with assault if you try to close it

[@RottiDog100]

They may also claim they smell weed or something else to justify exigent circumstances.

[@kurtwetzel154]

Opening the door makes it hard to get rid of the cops. Most cops put their foot in the way of the door closing. They can lie and say they see this or smell that to legally enter even if illegal. You can fight the illegal acts in court but you were still violated. Most of the time the cops end up leaving if no answer to enter your home.

[@truck917]

​@@kurtwetzel154I'm not sure of how long Exactly, but it's. just not a very long period of time that if you don't answer the door and talk to them, they can only stay a short while before by law they have to leave.

[@truck917]

But they cannot stay very long and loiter on your porch or in your front yard or in the car in your driveway outside your house. I can't remember the exact charge it is, But you can file a complaint. I mean maybe even a lawsuit. Now I would check all of this before you do it, but I know they can't loiter around your house waiting for you to come out. They can't be in your yard. Or anything like that for very long before it's illegal. If you're smart, talk to a lawyer about it, make sure. I don't want to give bad advice because I'm not a lawyer but I've seen and heard about it many times that when it happened,The police got in trouble for it when the complaint was filed.

[@Brightstarlivesteam]

The first piece of advice should be "Ignore them" and not answer or open the door!

[@user-sl1tu9ww4n]

most are so damn nosey to what going on they just cant even if it means they may go to jail , that's the world we live in now.

[@leef_me8112]

If "jerks go to jail", why aren't several cops IN JAIL?

[@rebeccapurdon3531]

Never let them on without a warrant. If they have one they'll let themselves in.

[@Lolli4Liberty]

NEVER EVER OPEN THE DOOR!!! Happened to me and we went back and forth until they realized they had the wrong house!!! Idiots! They need to get organized before the start their tyranny. 😂

[@user-sl1tu9ww4n]

they came to my house and wanted to see my wife , said the had a domestic call on me , I strait refused and slammed the door , I knew this was crap just for the fact I had no wife or girlfriend .

[@seamusburke9101]

Very same happened to me. The second I realised they had the wrong house I insulted and called all the idiots in the world. They had to stand there and take it. They soon got down off their high horse.

[@marietarkington5070]

No warrant dont answer door works everytime.

[@marzinjedi6437]

I was mowing a yard in a professional capacity and the police officer asked me if the home owner was home and they went and knocked a few minutes and came back to me and tried to serve a warrant to me to search the home they apparently thought I was pretending not to be the owner and they threatened to arrest me if I didn’t let them into the house I had keys but the officers were not allowed in they kicked rocks 🪨 !

[@Milesco]

Good story, but don't be afraid to use a little punctuation once in a while. 😊

[@Milesco]

@@joel6427 LOL! Thanks, Joel! 😁

[@terryscarlett2431]

Terrible advice! Never answer your door,and never talk to police..EVER!

[@Eman-vp5wk]

You don't have to hate the police. Thing is if you're a targeted individual, you might need to be more reserved

[@truck917]

​@@Eman-vp5wkBe fairly Is reserved regardless.

[@mjc3502]

Always lock your screen door. That way if you open it, you can see their reaction when you slam the door in their face.

[@truck917]

Problem with that is, once you've opened The door and then shut or slam door or shut it I can say you. were trying to elude or some B.S. like that, they can make up a reason. On why they had to come in the house. If you open up the door and then slam it in their face, they can make something up. And then you have to have so much proof against them before You're okay in court.

[@dianaklien1560]

What to do, don’t open the door.

[@Bobdixon_Moonvarga_Dancer_III]

Like other posters said about not opening your door, just talk to them through your Ring door bell like any other salesman. And this ignores the fact they may want to talk to you about your neighbor and aren’t interested in you at all.

[@truck917]

Yes if you have a ring doorbell you can even say you're at the store or gas station or something.

[@jimcook8514]

Ignore the cockroaches.

[@Totaro17]

Don’t open door. Don’t talk to the police. That’s all

[@swy334]

Used to live in a bottom floor apartment. Police loudly knocked at my window in the middle of the night multiple times. Needless to say I did not respond

[@murphmurph2124]

Never ever step outside of your house

[@mindyourbizok]

Exactly!

[@glenbateman5960]

Don't answer the door. No law requires you to answer a knock on the door, just as you are not legally bound to answer the phone. Let them stand out there and talk amongst themselves.

[@internationalhitman4114]

If u r a good shooter.... Take a headshot..... And then claim u thought it was a robber

[@mchristiansen137]

This is why I have a steel screen door with double dead bolts that lock automatically, they cannot open that door. I had them come two times, both times they yanked on that door, it would not budge. I opened the door the first time and asked if they had warrants, they refused to answer, so I stood there looking at them, they kept asking question after question, after 2 minutes, I finally laughed at them and closed the door. The second time I didn't bother opening the door but used the intercom and asked what they wanted, they just wanted to ask talk about an incident that happened 4 houses down. I told them to go to that house and ask them, I don't live there. Not that I hate the police, it's just that they lie like politicians looking for votes!

[@DougHinVA]

he is plain spoken and might have a good law firm to secure NOW

[@thangknowa3288]

Homeowner - "What do you want?" PoPo- "We just want to talk". H.O.- "How many of you are there?". PoPo-"There are two of us". H.O.- "Well, then just talk to each other".

[@stickjr.3715]

Don't answer the door. Period.

[@mikemckinlay7270]

my gun says they can't come in without a warrant

[@dadandlokiinthewoods8806]

I just tell them I have covid 19.

[@TJFlashbang670]

Pretty good video..Decent Job. I did like the Turn anything on to Off and Keep Quite.

[@joelspringman7748]

You don't have to do that. I would just go about my business and ignore them. If they get really loud and insistent, tell them to get off your property.

[@davidr.wilson8194]

How about just not doing anything that would cause them to come to your door?

[@truck917]

That's not always good enuf. note, How many times have they came to the wrong address? And barge their way in the house. Or came to a door because supposedly somebody in the neighborhood called and said you did something wrong whether you did or not. And they just automatically take that word of the other person when you don't even know what They are talking about.

[@miman-ck9jv]

Don’t open the door unless you have a screen door and keep it locked 🔒 talk threw a screen window

[@user-sl1tu9ww4n]

I always stand by the door and say " you can keep a knocking but you cant come in " over and over again till they leave , I had 3 knock for over two hours once is my record

[@Arkansaswoods]

I grew up in the south, we offer sweet tea and pie!

[@colbyd.5044]

I like that

[@Bigwave2003]

3:14 Terrible legal advice. Never step outside to talk to police. Within your own home you have more rights and greater protection.

[@RollerCoasterLineProductions]

I have a regular door and a screen door. I always keep that screen door locked. I have seen cops open the screen door, knock and when the unsuspecting homeowner opens the door and the cops barge right in. Saw it on the first 48. I realize that the screen door is weak and can probably be yanked off the hinges. The best practice is don’t answer the door.

[@markmixon1120]

“ jerks go to jail “ I thought being a jerk was not against the law. I could go to jail at any time. Never answer the door . Police putting their foot in the door is not legal but I have yet to hear about a cop getting in trouble for it even though it is in violation of the 4th amendment. I wonder why that is.

[@joesullivan1909]

Why be respectful when they are NEVER respectful to us always KEEP DOOR LOCKED never speak to them and Never LEAVE YOUR HOUSE TO TALK TO THEM then they have the advantage

[@colbyd.5044]

Yeah fight fire with fire that’s always worked so well for our progression as a society 🤙🏻 you’re a piece of shit well tWo cAn pLaY tHaT gAMe. *screams for peace*

[@WardDorrity]

It costs nothing to be polite, even if someone else isn't.

[@vr228]

Maybe not the best advise to step out and talk to them. In many videos we see the police literally begging the homeowner to "come out and talk to us". This is in order to bypass warrant requirement - once you are out, you lose home protection. Check out the video of the arrest of Ron Marshall in Ohio, who was collecting signatures in his neighborhood - first the cop insists that he comes out and "talk like a man", and as soon as he does, he is arrested on fabricated charges of obstruction. If he did not, the police would need a warrant.

[@jessebarnett4205]

Don’t answer the end. Your all welcome for my advice lol

[@Bob-rd9vd]

I never answer the door. Friends and neighbors call first. If you come through my unanswered door that will be the last thing you will ever do.

[@fontybits]

British Cop: It's the police, please open the door - I just want to TALK. Householder: How many of you are there? British Cop: There are two of us. Householder: Well, talk to your PARTNER.

[@Legal_Cannon]

lol, that's great. Can I use that joke?

[@fontybits]

@@Legal_Cannon Hope you do!!!

[@scott33761]

John you need to fix that, never step out of your house.

[@kevino4372]

Maybe he meant on the porch

[@martinphilip8998]

Jerks go to jail. Great advice. If you are not guilty of anything it doesn’t mean you have nothing to fear. But if you keep things in a positive light, you are less likely to have your shoulder dislocated.

[@jasonchar2573]

What if you have a barking dog, tell him to shut up or just let him bark?

[@richardpratt5883]

A warrant signed in wet ink by a judge who has sworn the appropriate oath

[@viking6535]

I talk to them though my cameras, that are connected to the cloud.

[@JoHnnyGuapoHimself]

DO NOT STEP OUT OF YOUR HOME ! That’s a one way ticket to getting put in cuffs n go str8 to jail

[@larryjanson4011]

i do not open my front door for anybody. might open a kitchen window if i want to talk to who is outside. other wise they get to walk away.

[@markgoff3367]

Everytime they try to do this they should be sued for violating someone's 4 th amendment right.

[@speed8701]

Crack the door to speak is a B A D idea. They will use the foot to block it. Keep the do rs locked and speak through the screen.

[@nigelpreddie6936]

I only here because I thought it was a hair😂

[@ret1con]

This is a sad place we are in society. I was taught to always cooperate with the police but if the likelihood of police being more corrupt than honest is greater than 50% then the only thing you can do to protect yourself is to avoid them unless you need assistance and then we’ve seen that even that situation can end up in your death.

[@johnlo580]

how about, JUST DONT OPEN YOUR DOOR

[@realisrealite5554]

Never talk to cops and never invite cops in your home

[@Rick-tb4so]

Don't step outside.

[@lurchman60]

CLOSE THE DOOR! I don't answer questions

[@constitutionprotector3130]

Why would you answer the door? Silence cannot be quoted.

[@KarinaGamino]

I had 4 officers in my living room questioning for hours I need an attorney asap !! I have contacted all law enforcement in Beckham county and no one gives me answers I’ve had 33 cops at my house I told them I have a gun and yet last night they were driving by my house at 3 am I called and filed a complaint these officers were from sayre Oklahoma yet they were driving around in elk city 🤔 I have filed many complaints!!!!

[@Maltese280zx]

Unless of course you called them!

[@ralphcox5731]

dont answer the door they arent your friend DEFUND THE POLICE

[@bobbycorrigan7969]

Never answer the door.

[@Scott-lz3pp]

I kind of agree with Terry Scarlett, below.

[@clarence4735]

Do not open the door!! Ever

[@kevino4372]

What if they just want to ask you if you just saw something across the road or something?

[@nancythane4104]

They can ask through the door. I don't need to open my life up to them.

[@GetReferralsEveryTime]

what do you do when after paying $30,000 retainer you ask your lawyer the same question twice, because the divorce is getting really contentious,and you hired a lawyer because of the stress, and the lawyer turns to his colleague and says "it's like talking to a brick wall" ? and when I spoke to the owner of the law firm he said you can file a complaint and it will take 3 months to get back to you. Do I trust the lawyer anymore than I would the police ? What do you think? This is a genuine question.

[@colbyd.5044]

That’s one instance. So because of that one instance where instead of doing your due diligence you went with a shitty lawyer does that mean all lawyers suck? Or even the majority? I doubt it. You taking that view point of they all suck will not likely lead to anything good for you or anyone else, it rarely does for someone who’s perception is willfully skewed.

[@GetReferralsEveryTime]

@@colbyd.5044 I sourced 4 lawyers and was told these were one of the top 3 in London. I did due diligence, a lot of it , the lead lady was incredible and had she been able to complete my case I truly believe all would have been fine, it was when the two d.......d partners took over it went downhill and I moved firms after wasting a lot of money. Having dealt with lawyers several times over the years the instance of great was 1 out of 10. That is the experience of an intelligent consumer. If you believe anything different you have your head in the sand!

[@colbyd.5044]

@@GetReferralsEveryTime so nobody could have an opinion contrary to yours based on their own experience without having their head in the sand? What makes yours so set in stone? 4 out of 100’s still isn’t enough to generalize the whole. Well not rationally at least

[@GetReferralsEveryTime]

@@colbyd.5044 the fact you’re so uptight about this means it’s obviously hit a nerve and proves my point. Any one who defends something so vigorously clearly feels the other person has a point and is more than likely right. The more aggressively you keep defending this proves my point.

[@markmixon1120]

I hired a divorce lawyer and I would call him to ask questions and he never returned my calls and never talked to me until we meant in front of the judge and he started asking me the same questions I wanted to ask him so I would be prepared and then he had the balls to scold me for not having the answers. Then I later found out that he was talking to my wife and giving her advice. So who is worse police and judges or lawyers? It’s a toss up. But lawyers take your money and say they will help you but many times they are only helping themselves so that could make them the worst of two evils.

[@horatiobeaker]

And then of course, there is that one time that the cops show up late at night to tell you that your wife or kid has been killed in a car accident.

[@cementer7665]

And the badge wearing COWARDS may very well be LYING to you, in order to intimidate you, REMEMBER that the pig is 'trained' to lie, just as they are 'trained, to IMMEDIATELY escalate the encounter in order to intimidate you.

[@FLY2KO]

you forgot to say that if you have a window next to the door like many homes do, that you should partialy open the window and speak to the police that way, you should never open your door for the police unless they have a warrant, if you do even a crack like you said the office "may" stick his foot in the door and if you try to shut it they will claim you assaulted them and come in and arrest you, so only speak to them thru an open window closest to the door DO NOT OPEN THE DOOR PERIOD...

[@nancythane4104]

DON'T OPEN THE WINDOW!! They'll swear that they smelled illegal substances and use that as probable cause to kick the door open!

[@TheCrewChief374]

Is it normal for three police officers to come to a home for a wellness check? Because a couple of years ago, one of the candidates for mayor in Claremore, Oklahoma called the police. Which came to my families home. Due to the fact they smelled something. That was due to the cats in my house. And why wouldn't they also have an ambulance come as well, if they were truly doing a wellness check?

[@lordraydens]

wouldn't put it past the cops to fake a wellness check

[@TheCrewChief374]

@@lordraydens Yes, especially the police here in Claremore, Oklahoma. You can research people like Officer John Singer, the legel issues that the Roger County Sheriff and his jail have brought on themselves. Which if you go through microscope of truth on Facebook. You will find different court documents and news articles about the ongoing problems with the entire government including the police.

[@Lolli4Liberty]

Proven fact that wellness checks have gotten people killed in their own homes. I told all of my family, don’t you ever call a well check on me if you can’t get hold of me. Come see about me yourselves. Do not send the gestapo to my house. 😁👍🏼🇺🇸

[@thewrongstuff1]

In what twisted world does it make sense to call men with guns to check on someone's "well-being"? If they weren't OK to begin with, they probably won't be after the cops get there, that's for sure.

[@TheCrewChief374]

@@thewrongstuff1 Well I have no idea, because when my neighbor on behind me got a wellness check. They actually sent an ambulance to the house to check on him. So I was not buying the wellness check excuse. Especially with three cops, who parked in front of the neighbor's house to the east of me. Which one of these cops had already been noted as someone willing to plant evidence. In order to justify his lackluster behavior while making contact with a person who was filming in and around the local post office. (This cop got promoted as well to sergeant in charge of the patrol division) (So in government at least you can fail falling up, and people seem to be fine with it.) Needless to say, if there is a good example for the criminals running the government in a city or county. It is Claremore, Oklahoma in Rogers County. Because if you can fail falling up, it is here in my local. Since we have officer John Singer, who not only lied about why he was fired from his job, before getting on the CPD. (Due to the fact he was caught stealing) Lied on the actual reason he got into a wreck. (By stating he had hit a deer, and covering it up by applying deer hair to the front of his patrol vehicle). Lied on a sworn affidavit, and in court. Which is all in court documents that are online to see. Oh by the way officer Singer not only has kept his job. But has been promoted to being in charge of the detective division of the CPD. He is also cross deputized as a federal marshal as well. Plus we have officer Sherman, who on his off time called a female up, and got her to come over to his house. Then got her to let him see her cell phone, then stated he was keeping the phone for evidence. Even though she was not expected of a crime, which there was no warrant or even probable cause to take or keep the phone. Then when her attorney went to retrieve the phone, the cops at CPD would not return the phone. So that was heading to a lawsuit, and I have no idea where that case was at. Which brought to light that the practice of stealing cellphones from people happens fairly regularly and is a unwritten policy within the Claremore Police Department.

[@charlesncharge6298]

Don't open the door. I opened the door for them, and had them lie to enter my house looking for someone that lived there before us when I was right out of high school rooming with a couple friends. Rather than admitting that they were wrong when they entered, couldn't find the guy, and asked us to show them that he wasn't on the lease they screwed us all over instead because there was some alcohol in the house, and we were all under age. Since then I've only had the cops come to my door once, but I did not open it, or talk to them.

[@Eman-vp5wk]

It's ridiculous that this kind of stuff has to be taught in the first place. It's beyond my understanding that the police are unable to self govern - WE have to do it first them.

[@user-pu7iu3qo5g]

Why dont cops be respectful Why is it a one way street?

[@brianreyes7203]

Thanks for the great advice. I have a question...I have seen videos where the police will stick their foot in the door once you open it, even if they do not have a warrant (some say they are waiting for it as they keep the door open with their foot). I know the best way to avoid this is to not open the door, but what if one finds themselves in this situation...they won't let you close the door and they have no warrant?

[@Legal_Cannon]

Stay strong and continue to deny access. You may call the station and ask to speak to a supervisor. As I told Tom in an earlier response, what you don't want to do is allow them to create an exigency to enter your home without a warrant, which can happen, if they believe you are going to "destroy evidence" or another alleged exigency.

[@Atjayvang21]

Public safety I told a sheriff in Ramsey county when he came to my house 4 days ago I told him I haven't seen or spoke to my daughter can he do a welfare check and that fool give me a link I would have appreciated he called and check. What a fail Ramsey sheriff. God bless you though

[@madmax8620]

Question; So what about when the police enter your place of business instead of going to your home?? What rights do you have then??..can you demand them to leave after refusing to engage in conversation even though your store front is open to the public. .???? Thank you!

[@Bryan-vz8ti]

excellent question and it could apply to me too! I hope you get a reply.

[@madmax8620]

@@Bryan-vz8ti well I have a loose theory that I could just have a post sign of a "No Guns" policy...along with no solicitations etc?

[@exhaustguy]

You can trespass police. Tell them to leave the premises.

[@lawrence5462]

50 Ways to avoid the Police. Paul Simon I think sang this?

[@frankdoer7965]

so cops can be jerks but arrest me if i return the favor?

[@heatherdewater]

let's put A of your police cam videos online.

[@zootallure4819]

Bad advice. No warrant , do not answer door. DO NOT TALK TO THE POLICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jerryfriday8619]

Tell them to leave.

[@tomaldous6192]

What to do when they say we have no warrant, but will not leave and put a foot inside your door?

[@Legal_Cannon]

Tom, ask them to come back with a warrant and deny them access to your home. Officers may enter a residence, if they believe exigency exists to escalate the situation. So, stay calm and politely ask them to leave. You may call a police station directly and ask to speak to a supervisor, if nothing else works.

[@mindyourbizok]

@@Legal_Cannon The best answer I can give you is to never open the door for officers to come to your home unannounced without a legal warrant. Do not even talk to them. If you wish to talk to them, you can still talk with the doors and windows shut. I've seen many videos of officer's pushing their way in. Once they put their foot in the door, you lose control because they will most likely not listen to you when you ask them to leave. Do not open the door for anyone you did not invite to your home. I don't open the door for anyone unless I invited him or her. Maintenance needs to schedule an appointment in advance before I even open the door. I don't open the door for Jehovah's witnesses' or any group of people that sells things. Doors were created for a reason.

[@humanofearth7524]

How about “get the eff off my property Bench!” “I’m going to get my shotgun, y’all better be gone by the time I get back.”

[@miskidomleka]

Is this attorney as well versed in law as he is competent in video and audio recording?

[@Legal_Cannon]

Thank you for your question. We have non-attorney team members that are experts in video editing and KZbin! Our legal team, however, is constantly studying the law, attending and hosting legal training, and seeking to fight for client’s rights.

[@melvinmolly4151]

How about YOU just decline to answer the door?

[@lizwalker6769]

What about a cop that bangs on your door, no warrant, then starts banging on your back door so hard a large picture fell off the wall. I was scared to death. Somebody had changed my license plate. He threatened to arrest me. I did not let him in the door but he wanted to see my license and when I got it he opened the door and walked in the door.

[@Legal_Cannon]

Liz, I'm sorry to hear you experienced that event. Officers can get over zealous. It is important to try to stay calm and call the police station and ask to speak to a supervisor. In some instances, you may be entitled to seek compensation from law enforcement for improper conduct.

[@coltharpc]

I would not open the door for the police or go outside. If you go outside you have lost your protection from search warrants. If they insist to talk they can talk through the door; otherwise, lawyer up until they leave.

[@codyfbi2563]

Il; be sleep don't worryrd welcome please helped of support thank you

[@kevino4372]

You got a warrant ? If not byeeeee

[@PUNKMYVIDEO]

Shoot first, ask questions later! 😀👍

[@georgeirwin3511]

Sorry Mr. CANNON, DON'T OPEN THE DOOR, DON'T ANSWER THE KNOCK!!! THEY WILL LEAVE A CARD IN THE DOOR SEAM!!! THEY WILL,OR CAN MAIL YOU A CONTACT ME PLEASE POST CARD!!! And, very importantly, don't talk to them on your property at all, and don't identify yourself if they happen to confront you outside of your house. They will hang around outside to wait for your coming or going!!! Just smile and shut up!!!

[@EugeneMcCoy-vr8xu]

We DONT NEED COPS

[@marycochran8303]

How about welfare checks?

[@VirtualBilly]

Why are you wearing earbuds?? Are you listening to music? Are you expecting a call? They obviously have nothing to do with the quality of this video, because it sounds like you’ve got us on speakerphone.

[@briceyokem9236]

Can they lie about having a warrant?

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[@levonlyons]

i did not open the door either the police went in on there own or my use to be father opened it for them they try to get info from me then since then i been homeless suffering like crzy

[@wakeup6910]

Boo hoo,, sounds like you're a victim of your self,, I'm 59 yo and never been homeless,, grow up, get a job, stop being a drain on society

[@levonlyons]

@@wakeup6910 man wtf are talking about u know nothing about me i just got a job the other day and got fired for bringing my bags because i dont have a house or apartment people are scared to give me jobs because they know i will be a sucess not lazy you dont see where im coming from i should not have been kicked out in the first place

[@Milesco]

Very poor audio quality. You need a better microphone. Or _something._

[@xuxumoon4344]

KZbin El Paso Police Illegal Entry

[@codyfbi2563]

Listen I reallyingv glad your good person TALKED about cops Always comes over of our house so like I don't care but if hisname ot is Dave Smith and he knpwdjpe to taking care of me like forever and but if that doctor could HELPED him for , money could be saved it for ly things because I can't do it st s;l so I;; say please amd thank you

[@KaitlanDiazCollins]

NAT

[@KaitlanDiazCollins]

Aliens.

[@KaitlanDiazCollins]

KTP

[@KaitlanDiazCollins]

So Jerk That What ALE False Superlatives

[@KaitlanDiazCollins]

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