He didn’t tell the police officer that she could enter the house so technically she’s breaking the law. Idc if she’s not on duty, she even said “I have the right to monitor suspects”. Yes you do have that right, but you don’t have the right to literally walk into his house. Bc 1, he owned that property. 2, it’s his house and told you to leave. 3, you act like you own him. Dude, he literally is minding his own business, you should too.
He didn’t tell the police officer that she could enter the house so technically she’s breaking the law. Idc if she’s not on duty, she even said “I have the right to monitor suspects”. Yes you do have that right, but you don’t have the right to literally walk into his house. Bc 1, he owned that property. 2, it’s his house and told you to leave. 3, you act like you own him. Dude, he literally is minding his own business, you should too.