So a video is making the rounds of the internets in which a police officer responding to a noise complaint is standing just inside the doorway of a home while the female homeowner shouts at him to get out of her house.

The officer refuses, makes a bunch of zany claims—such as “I own your house now”—and ultimately places the woman under arrest and handcuffs her.

Could this possibly be lawful conduct on the part of the officer? There are, in fact, a number of conditions in which a police officer can lawfully enter your home, with or without your permission—but does this video demonstrate any of those?

In today’s show we discuss the major categories of circumstances in which the police can lawfully enter your home—see if any of them apply to this video—and then discuss what your legal and practical options are to lawfully prevent police from entering your home unlawfully.

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