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Mmm.

Mr. Chamberlain, this is Candace Wade with Lifeguard Medical Alerts. This line

is being recorded.

You just received an activation from your pendant. Do you have an emergency?

If you need us to send an ambulance, I'll dispatch one now.

Mr. Chamberlain?

Hello?

Okay, because I'm not getting a response from you, I'm going to dispatch

emergency services now.

Employee number 1674, Candace Wade.

What's your apartment number?

87 to the dispatch. Can we get the apartment number and that well check?

Copy, 87. 135 South Lexington, apartment 2B. Subject is emotionally disturbed

and medically fragile.

Emotionally disturbed?

Can we get more info on that?

Negative. Medical alert company is reported in D &D.

Copy that.

Like a damn third world country over here.

2B, here we go. Who wants to talk?

I'll do it.

Okay, good.

Be assertive.

White Plains Police.

We're here for a welfare check.

This is when they come.

Can we help you?

Hello?

White Plains Police.

Well, I got nothing... for them.

Hello, White Plains Police.

Welcome, sir.

Hello, White Plains Police.

Hello?

What do you want?

We're here for a welfare check, sir.

I'm not on welfare.

Our dispatcher received a medical alert call, possible emergency.

We're here to help any way we can, sir.

I don't have no emergency.

Why are you here?

You on my shoes again, are you?

I'm going to go back to sleep.

Hold on, sir, hold on. Do you have anyone else in your unit with you? Are

yourself?

No one else here.

All right, well, we got a call about a possible medical emergency.

And I'm telling you, I do not have an emergency, and I didn't call anybody.

So unless you're planning on giving me back my shoes, please leave me alone

and just let me...

Maybe get a confirmation on the address.

87 to dispatch, can we have a confirmation on the address for this

Copy, 87.

Well check address, 135 South Lexington, unit 2B.

Sir, I'm not sure what to tell you. We were sent to your address, this address.

This is 135 South Lexington, apartment 2B, correct?

Yes.

You don't have any...

Medical alert system that went off heart or blood pressure monitor something

like that

Hello?

Everything's fine.

You can all go home now and not miss a year.

Hello?

No emergency.

It was an accident.

Thank you for your trouble.

We've got to check you out, my friend. Make sure everything's okay.

No, no, I'm fine.

I don't need nobody checking me out.

It's 5 o 'clock in the morning.

87 to command. I'm on that well check at 135 South Lexington.

The subject is telling us there is no emergency.

The medical alert was a mistake. Please advise.

Okay, copy.

Let us check you out, and we'll leave you alone, sir.

Be out of here in five minutes.

No, thank you. You can leave now.

Can we, uh... Can we get a name? How about your name? What's your name?

Why do you need to know my name? So you can come in here and steal my shoes

again like you did last time? What the hell are you talking about with these

shoes?

These EDP shoes could be polka dot unicorns.

We just need to put something on the report, sir.

Look, we didn't come here because you're in trouble. We came here to help you

any way we can.

The more you cooperate with us, the sooner we can get out of here.

Kenneth.

I'm sorry, one more time?

Kenneth.

Last name?

Chamberlain.

Thank you, Mr. Chamberlain. Is there anyone else in the apartment with you?

No. I told you, just me.

All right, well, can you open the door for us?

We need to check you out for your own good.

I'm not going to open my door.

Now, I don't need you.

It was a mistake.

I did not call you.

Mr. Chamberlain, are you getting in any trouble?

Are you doing anything illegal in your home?

No, I'm not doing anything illegal.

What are you asking me that for?

Because we're trying to understand. It's 5 o 'clock in the morning.

I'm 70 years old.

I got a bad heart, and I want to go to sleep.

That's fine. Then you have nothing to worry about.

But you won't open the door for us, sir?

Mr. Chamberlain? Hello?

Hello?

Lifeguard, this is Candace. Do you have an emergency?

Police are at my door.

And the police are outside for no reason.

For confirmation purposes, can you give me your name?

Kenneth Chamberlain.

All right, Mr. Chamberlain. I see that you activated your pendant at 522 this

morning. Are you okay?

Do you have an emergency?

No, I do not have an emergency. I'm fine.

Okay. Well, the reason the police are there is because whenever a patient

activates their alert system and we can't get in touch with them, we

dispatch emergency services to check on the person.

Yes. Yes.

But I did not call them, and I want them to go.

Okay, Mr. Chamberlain, I'm going to call your... Yes, I'm sorry. Go ahead.

Somebody... Somebody's been breaking into my apartment

and stealing my stuff.

And the police, they won't... Mr. Chamberlain, I have your service

I see that you're on our psychiatric watch list. Have you been experiencing

increased symptoms?

Anxiety? Anything like that?

What I'm saying is that I'm sure the police are there to help.

It... It was an accident.

I didn't activate nothing.

I don't need any help.

Okay, so you don't have an emergency.

No.

I'm fine.

I want the police to leave.

What do you think?

Bluebelly Lab in the kitchen?

That's why I won't open the door?

Mr. Chamberlain?

Are you there?

They're still knocking at my door.

Hello?

I'm telling you, they're here because they want to hurt me.

Chamberlain, that's our standard position.

We're unable to reach you via the call box or by phone. We always dispatch

emergency services, and that includes police officers.

I see you have your sister listed here as a reference. Would you like us to

her?

Yes.

All right. I'm going to call her and then reach back out to you on your call

box.

Mr. Chamberlain, we need to make sure you're okay, sir.

He's not there.

What do you need, jump out the damn window?

Look, I'm telling you, the alarm was a mistake.

I'm not sick.

Do you have any serious medical conditions, sir?

What the heck?

Now you're asking me about my medical history.

I told you, I have a bad heart.

We're just trying to help you out, sir. I don't know how many different ways I

can tell you this, but I do not need your help. Mr. Chamberlain, we just...

Leave! Leave!

Excuse me.

I'm Kenny's niece.

My mama said he's having a problem.

Can I help you?

Yeah, I'm Kenny's niece. That's his apartment you're banging on.

Did he do something?

That's what we're trying to find out.

You know he has a heart condition, and sometimes he...

Sometimes he doesn't think right. You know, he imagines things.

Does he have any weapons in his apartment?

I don't know. I don't think so.

Anyone else in there with him?

I doubt it.

You could talk to my mama. She might be... No, thank you, ma 'am.

You don't want to talk to... Thank you for the help.

We'll handle it from here.

Hello? Kenny, it's Carol.

What's happening?

I got a call from your medical company. They said the police are at your door.

Yeah, yeah.

Look, it was an accident. I set off my alarm.

So, you're fine?

No medical problems?

No, I'm all right.

Well, I called Tanya. She'll speak to them. No, no, no, Carol.

Why not?

You know how the police are around here. Yeah, I don't want her getting hurt or

nothing. I just told her what's going on. Let her decide what she wants to do.

Call me when they leave, okay?

All right.

Get his ID. Let's run it.

Maybe he's got a warrant on him.

Mrs.

Chamberlain, we have an obligation to make sure that you're safe and anyone

in your apartment is all right.

What do you say we start with an ID, huh?

Can you show us some identification?

I am not opening my door.

You can hear that I'm okay.

Why do you need to come into my apartment?

What if he thinks it's going to happen, man?

I think

someone else is in there with him.

Mr.

Chamberlain, why don't you pass on over your ID? Just slip it underneath the

door. Just push it through and we'll pick it up.

I'm here.

Solitary. Solitary.

Huh. Fuck, I was in the Marines.

Hoorah.

Here, run it.

87 to dispatch.

We have VA ID for the resident here.

Copy, 87.

Marine Corps ID Alpha Roger 16467830.

We spoke to your sister, and she's aware of what's happening.

Mr. Chamberlain, are you there?

Hi, sir. Can you hear me?

Hello?

The police are still outside my door.

They got my I .D. now.

Mr. Chamberlain, do you want me to call and cancel the dispatch?

Yes.

If he's emotionally

disturbed, we shouldn't be banging on the door. I mean,

it's just going to get him more upset. What difference does that make?

If he's EDP, we just need to wait him out, right?

What'd you do before this, Rossi?

What do you mean?

Your job. What'd you do?

I was a middle school teacher. Why?

No reason.

Hello?

Daddy, what's going on? Aunt Carol called me.

Hey, baby.

Everything is fine.

What did Carol tell you exactly?

She told me your alert went off and the police are at your apartment. Are you

okay?

I'm fine.

It's just that damn alert system.

No, he's not.

Don't worry. It's okay.

All right.

Oh, Ava won't be there.

Oh, well, well.

Hey, Gucci.

Get him up.

Get him up.

Grab fire.

Look, give Doodlebug a big kiss for me. But the police

are outside, and I got to go talk to them.

I'll call you when they leave.

Okay. Love you, Daddy. I love you, too.

No.

That's a Marine.

One,

two, three, four, eight.

We've done everything we can.

The study's fine.

Special circumstances?

Couldn't we put that in the report?

It's a liability.

We need to make visual contact.

Besides, there's something going on in there.

Listen, he's talking to somebody.

Look, I know you're new to this, but you've lived here. You know what goes on

the South Side.

Yeah, I'm a thug.

You can practically smell it coming through the walls.

Ross, if you want to risk it, feel free, but... Think about what you're hearing

in there. If you leave here and he's got some hooker tied up in the closet or he

dies of a heart attack, you're going to have a hurricane of shit raining down on

you.

I'm just saying we shouldn't be banging on doors and yelling and screaming at

emotionally disturbed people.

Okay. So what do you suggest that we do, Teach?

And leaving isn't an option.

I'd say we wait him out.

We'd be patient, you know? I mean, the manual says that... Whoa, whoa!

Whoa! Don't throw the manual in my face, okay?

This is the real world. Your fucking fifth grade classroom.

Let me give you a piece of advice.

If you ever speak that way around a lieutenant, they're going to stick your

in a desk before you can take your next breath.

I will talk to him.

Okay? We're not going to hurt him. We're just going to make sure he's not

hurting anyone else.

Mr. Chamberlain, let me tell you exactly what's going to happen when you open

this door.

We're going to come in. We're going to check you out. We're going to make sure

that you're not in physical distress.

We're going to make sure nothing else strange is going on, and then we're

to leave.

If everything checks out, we'll be out of your hair in five minutes.

Tops. Then you can go back to bed.

Mr. Chamberlain.

Mr. Chamberlain!

Open the door right now!

Open the fucking door!

I did my best to cancel dispatch, but they said they may need to make entry

anyway. Are the officers still there?

Make entry into my apartment?

Yes, sir, but it's just to... No. To make sure that... They cannot come into

apartment.

Make sure you're okay.

Sir, you sound like you're suffering from some paranoia, possibly other

increased symptoms.

Have you been taking your medication routinely?

Yes.

I have been taking my medication.

Okay, sir. Did something happen with the police in the past? Is there a specific

reason you don't want to open the door?

Hey, wake up!

Excuse me.

Excuse me.

Hey, wait, wait, wait.

Yes,

go ahead.

The call was canceled. You do not need to be here.

Please leave the building.

What do you mean the call was canceled?

I do not need you.

Please get away from my door.

Mr. Chamberlain, let them know that Lifeguard called the police department

specifically to cancel the dispatch.

The company.

My company. They called the police.

They said I do not need help.

So please leave.

We haven't been notified of any cancellation.

Now, we've been out here waiting for you for a half an hour.

We have other things to do.

You need to open this door so we can get this over with, sir. I will not.

Mr. Chamberlain, we told you we did not come here because of a crime.

You have nothing to worry about.

But if you continue not listening to us, we're going to have to use force to get

what we need.

Force?

Force?

Mr. Chamberlain?

Mr. Chamberlain, what's going on? Where are you now?

Bus to my apartment.

What? Force.

They said force.

Force to do what?

I don't know.

Probably kill me.

What are you... Why are they doing this to me?

Okay.

I'm going to open my door now.

So you can see that there's no emergency.

I got the company here.

And they're telling you that they canceled the call.

I said I'm opening the door. We're waiting.

See? No emergency.

All right.

You need to let us in so we can check you out.

No. Mr. Chamberlain, take the slap lock off. We need to make sure that you're

okay.

No. Stop resisting the door.

Get your foot away from the door, Mr. Chamberlain. You can't come into my

apartment. Stop resisting.

What?

Stop fighting, son. Come on, just let her think.

Who the hell are you calling?

Officer, hello?

I'm 70 years old. Open up the damn door.

Get your foot away from the door and let us do our job.

Tell them.

Tell them.

Officer, this is the Lifeguard Medical Alert Company. We canceled the visit to

Mr. Chamberlain's home. He does not have an emergency.

You are free to leave. Mr. Chamberlain.

There is no need.

Stop. Stop.

Mr.

Chamberlain.

It's a crime, but you're making us think that you have something to hide.

Hello? What's going on?

They're trying to force my door open.

Is the door closed now? Are you all right? No, I am not all right.

The White Plains police is trying to break into my apartment.

Yourself. We've been out here for 45 minutes, Sarge. I don't want to hear

another word out of you. Stand over there now.

What are we doing here? We can't use force to get into this guy's place.

Like hell we can't.

Sarge, you heard him. He sounded like he was scared. I mean, should we even be

doing this if he's escalated? He needs to learn he's not the boss.

Yeah, but he doesn't have an emergency.

I mean, what are we doing here anymore? What do you mean, what are we doing

here? We just got the door slammed in our face. I don't know what's going on.

Sarge, he's here.

I am done being patient.

It's going to be our ass if we leave here and he dies or he's got some half

-dead hooker locked up in there. He was... Something's going on in there.

Okay?

I'm not leaving until we get in that apartment.

How are we going to do that?

Let's use the irons.

We'll take FD two minutes to get over here.

Break the seal with the halogen.

If that doesn't work, we'll take the damn door off its hinges.

All right, call Rescue 88. Get him over here as soon as possible.

That's 87. We need Rescue 88 in this well check on South...

Sir, this is Park. I'm on that EDP well check on South Lex.

Did you make visual contact yet?

Not yet.

He, uh, opened the door a crack. We couldn't really see anything. Then he

freaked out and slammed it shut.

We're gonna need more support here, though. Maybe SRT.

You have to be patient.

You might just have to wait him out. Who else is with you?

Jackson and Rossi.

All right, I'll send SRT. Just stay in control.

And keep Jackson calm. We don't want another Second Street mess.

Yes, sir. I'll keep him in line.

Up the word, Sarge.

We just got to get in there.

SRT is on the way. Jackson, you stay here.

Rossi, you're with me. Let's go talk to 88.

They... I think they're leaving.

They are?

There's only... There's only one left.

Officer,

what's going on?

Is Kenny okay?

He's going to be fine as long as he listens to us. Look, I can talk to him

that'll help. Don't worry about it. We've got it handled.

My uncle is sick.

You're going to break in his home?

It's going to be fine, ma 'am.

No, no, no. You can't do that. Ma 'am, shut up.

Mind your business and get to where you're going or we're going to have a

problem.

There's going to be people watching.

We can't break into this guy's place with an audience.

Rossi, where do you think you are?

The Hamptons.

You knock on any one of these doors, you're going to find something illegal.

Whether it's drugs, prostitution, stolen merchandise, you're going to find it.

That is the job.

If you don't want to participate, fine. You stand over there and you keep your

mouth shut.

Oh, baby, I'm taking care of it. I'm fine.

They got no warrant, no probable cause.

There's nothing they can do.

But, wait, but hold on.

Are you sure you're okay? Yeah, I'm fine.

I told you, I'm fine.

I'm fine. I told you, I told you I'm fine.

Are you taking your medication?

Yes, I've been taking my damn medication.

What the?

What? What is it, Daddy? What happened?

Hello? Daddy, what's going on?

Something's happening out there.

What? What do you mean something's happening? What, the police?

Daddy,

talk to me, please. Hello?

Something's going on.

What is it? Tell me. Look, I got to go, baby. I'll call you back. No, wait. Hold

on. Hold on.

Got you.

I'm sorry.

Oh, no.

Hey.

I can see you.

No way.

We're getting a big gun.

What's up?

What's

up?

So we

got here around 530.

Come to the door.

All of a sudden, everything's fine, but we're hearing some strange things coming

out of that apartment.

It was emotionally disturbed.

I think they've got someone else in there with them.

But they never got a vision.

Not a good one. They've been out complying the whole time.

Reach the door. Get in there.

It's been clinking. It must have been way too long.

I want my peace.

I want my peace.

I want my peace. I want my peace.

I want my peace.

I want my peace.

I want my peace.

It wouldn't make any sense to me any other way. Start with the irons. See

they get. A steel door?

Good luck.

Doesn't take a while.

What's a rookie's deal?

It's being a crybaby.

It's not being emotionally sensitive enough.

Got it.

Clear up.

Pop that taser off, too.

D

-87,

dispatch. Commencing a breach at 135 south left.

Sarge. What?

Well, with all due respect, you cannot use a taser on this guy. Why the hell

not? They said he has a heart condition.

What do you suggest we use? I suggest we get the hell out of here, okay? We

don't need to be here anymore.

He poses no threat to anyone.

You think getting the door shut in our faces, screaming all kinds of nonsense

isn't posing a threat to anyone?

We are not leaving until we get that door open.

Look, now that SRT's here...

I may just go back to the hub. You're not going anywhere.

Yo, Kenneth, you remember me? Sergeant Flanagan.

Yeah, I remember you from my walking post around here.

We're going to give you one last chance to open this door, buddy.

Come on, Kenneth. We don't want to have to bust your door down.

No, thank you.

I don't need your help.

Gonna have to let us in sometime.

Come on, you're a grown -ass man.

Enough of this crybaby stuff. Let's handle this like adults.

Just let us in, we'll check you out, then we'll leave.

I'm telling you, I'm fine.

I'm not sick, and I don't need your help.

Thank you for your time.

But please get away from my door.

Hey, hey, I got to take a piss, you know.

Yeah, come on, let your old buddy in. Let me use a can.

Come on.

Open the door.

It's your last chance, my friend.

All right, you made your choice.

and the whole boys.

What's going on? What's that noise?

Police break down my door.

hurt you, Kenneth.

Open this damn door.

No.

You're not coming into my home.

It's not up to you anymore.

You're going to find yourself discovering Cocoa Puffs, huh?

All right, all right, all right. Let me, let me.

You're not coming into my home.

You're trying to enter my home without a warrant, without probable

cause.

This is illegal.

Get the

hell out of my building.

You can go back inside or you can get down the stairs. What's going on?

Sir, get down the stairs, please.

Sir,

please, you need to get down the stairs.

I'm so

sorry, ma 'am. We have an unstable situation going on.

Kenneth, come on.

Are you going to open this door or what? I told you, I got to take a piss.

I got to go to work in the morning. All this fuss running on out here.

Come on, Kenny.

Just leave.

Hello?

Junior,

are you okay? What's going on?

Junior, hey, look, I can't talk right now.

The police are outside my door.

I'm coming over.

No, I don't want you over here. I don't know what these cops are going to do.

Kenneth!

Come on, buddy. What do you got behind the door?

Are you okay, Pop?

I'll take care of it.

Kenneth, take this damn lock off.

Let him do our job. You're making this hard on your own.

Take this damn lock off, Kenneth. What is all this noise?

What's going on in that man's apartment?

They keep banging on the door, and now they're trying to break it down. And

they've been calling him names, tormenting him. That ain't right.

Did he do something? I don't know. Is he inside? Yeah, he's in there right now.

Oh, Tom, you can see this.

This is my uncle's apartment.

This is your uncle's. Does he have a problem?

Y 'all have been here all morning. Please step back down on that ledge.

thank you for handling this. Thank you. Yeah, I'm handing. Step back down. Thank

you.

Tom is there, right?

No. No.

Tanya's not here.

Why don't you talk to her, Pop? Do they know about your position?

They don't care.

You know how these cops are around here.

I'm going to call Tanya.

Make sure she knows what's going on. Okay, Pop?

Everything's going to be okay.

Mr. Chamberlain, are you okay?

Are they still there?

Mr.

Chamberlain!

Please, ladies and gentlemen, we need you to clear this area. It's unsafe for

you to be here right now. You can't tell us what to do. We live here.

Police always treat us like we don't belong here. Now, this is our home.

For your own safety, I need you to clear this area.

Please, thank you. Oh, no.

Thank you.

No.

I can't help you. All right, all right, all right.

Mr. Chamberlain.

You understand you are disobeying a direct order from a police officer. You

you could be arrested for that right now. No.

This is no lawful instruction.

I'm allowed to be secure in my home without unreasonable search procedures.

No one shall issue without probable cause.

Read the damn Constitution.

You have no warrant.

And you have no probable cause.

I am a farmer.

United States Marine.

And if you enter my home unlawfully, I

will defend myself.

Be all you can be.

Please, get out!

What is that?

What is that?

Please undo that lock.

Come on, buddy.

If you're doing anything illegal or you have somebody in there, we're going to

find out. We're not playing games anymore.

I'm not playing games either.

You're not coming into my apartment.

See if you can find a way up on the roof.

Find one of the swimming pools.

Distract them. Get them away from the roof.

I got it.

I'll do it.

All right, go.

You need to undo that lock.

I did not call you. Mr. Chamberlain? I have done nothing wrong.

I just thought you broke my damn door.

Get the

bolt

cutters. We're going to cut that slab lock. Have your guys packed up.

And bring in a shield.

Yo, Kenneth, you got your surrounded, buddy.

You got no choice.

It's time to start listening.

Mr.

Chamberlain?

Mr. Chamberlain, it's okay. It's okay. Look.

It's okay.

It's all right. I'm just here because I want to have a conversation with you.

I'm not going to bang on anything. I'm not going to try to force my way inside

here. I'm just going to kneel like this.

I just want to have a friendly conversation with you.

My name's Rossi.

Michael Rossi.

You can see my hands right here.

I know this is difficult for you, Mr. Chamberlain, and I know that these

officers are not making you feel safe, but you do me a favor and just put that

knife down.

Can you put that knife down for me?

Can you put down that knife for me, please?

And then you and I, we can have a nice, friendly, calm, calm conversation.

I haven't done anything.

I'm just in my home alone.

I didn't do nothing.

I'm here alone in my home.

Ain't nobody else here.

Just me.

I just want to go to sleep. I know, I know, I know.

Look, I'm just here alone too, okay?

Look, there's nobody else here with me.

Okay, so if you could just... If you could just open up these bars for me.

me, just me alone.

Just you? I could come in there.

Nobody else? Nobody else. I could come in there just me.

Okay, just me, and I could just take a peek around, make sure...

Everything is good, and I can go back to the other officers and let them know

that you're okay.

And you can go back to sleep, Mr. Chamberlain.

Put that gun away first.

Put it over there. I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what.

Look,

look, look, look, look.

See?

What do you say, huh?

Yeah. All right, so if you could just... We unlock these bars.

Unlock them and I can... I can come in. Just me.

Nobody else. Nobody else. Nobody else at all. It's just... They don't even know

I'm doing this, Mr. Chamberlain.

So what do you say, huh?

All right?

Nobody else.

Nobody else. Cornbread! Enough with the bullshit!

Shut the fuck up!

Get out of here!

Hello. I don't know.

They're trying to bust into my apartment.

They're outside my roof. They're outside my windows.

harassing me they they broke my damn door with a fireman's act what i'm

down there you stay put it's too dangerous down here i'm leaving right

said no

No, no, I'm fine, Junior.

I love you. Love you, too.

Sarge is going to cut the slap lock with the bolt cutters, and we're going to

push that door open.

He's got a chair or something in the entryway blocking the doorway.

Once we get the lock, if we have to, we'll take the door off the hinges.

Now, once that door is open, Evans, take the shield.

Jackson, you cover.

I'll take the bags and communicate, all right?

Okay, let's show this Angus who's boss.

Rossi, get these people out of here.

Please, um, um, Kenny, please, please let me talk to him. I can help you.

Officer, please, I'm telling you, I can help you if you just let me talk to him.

Hey, listen, we don't got time to play these games, all right? You all need to

get out of the hallway.

Sir, I'm telling you, I can help. Ma 'am, stay back and let us do our job.

Handle this.

Evans, come here.

Someone should call 911.

Tell them what's going on.

This is on you, buddy.

Should I cut that lock off?

No. Put the knife down. Put the goddamn knife down, Kenneth.

No knife until you leave.

For your own good, my friend.

What's that? What's that? What's that? Get away from the door. Put the goddamn

knife down.

I did not want you here.

I have done nothing. You have no work. You have no legal cause.

And you're illegally broke.

My door.

Turn it. Come on.

I want you inside my apartment.

Sir, I'm begging you. I am begging you. Please, please. Just let me talk to him.

I'll go handle this. He has a heart condition and he's in 26.

He'll have no emergency.

What did he do to deserve all this?

Please, please.

Just let me talk to him.

Maybe he'll open the door for me.

Chamberlain's niece is right over there. She's begging for her to speak to him.

Tonya! Oh, God, help me!

Help me, Tonya! What for? So they can sing Kumbaya?

Not gonna happen. He's not gonna open the door for us. He will never open the

door for us! Hey! Maybe he'll open the door for her! Hey! Calm down! Look at

You Jedi! We are not playing these games anymore!

He's been jerking us around for almost an hour now. You lost your chance to

contribute to this operation when you decided to question your sergeant's

authority. Now you get...

Her body.

I'm so sorry. We're going to have to clear the stereo.

Wait a minute.

Are they... Please.

Flam it.

Flam it. Get it.

Come on.

Stop it. Stop it.

It's not coming.

Stop it. Stop it.

No,

no, no.

Dennis, you're doing this to yourself.

Hello?

You've got something blocking the door. We're going to have to get those things

locked.

I got it. I got it.

Hello, I'm at 135 South Lexington, White Plains, New York.

The police are trying to break down my house.

President Obama.

What? Get it.

I got it. Mr.

Kenneth Chamberlain. President Obama.

What's going on? Without a warrant, please help me.

Hi, Tom.

Stop fighting, Mr. Chamberlain. You'll be in court.

You are?

They will be remembered.

Tom, get a break. Take a break. Get out of there.

This is a crime.

I don't give a fuck, you fucking nigger.

What is that?

Hey, what did you just say, man?

What the fuck is this? What the fuck is wrong with you? Come on, let's act like

it's wrong with you.

Calm down.

I'm 70 years old. I have a bad heart.

You do that shit one more time.

Say it again!

All right, all right.

This is my warrant testimony for the Department of Justice.

Hey, what the hell is the matter with you? I'm trying to get in that goddamn

door! Who the hell do you think you are? Forget the fly lady!

Act like a fucking police officer! Okay, calm down.

Without a warrant, without...

We'll be remembered.

Now lock it up and let's act like police officers now!

Are you ready to do this?

Where the fuck are you?

On my count.

What?

The police have broken down my door.

They're in my apartment.

Now they're coming at me with tasers and shotguns.

Drop any weapons you have and lay still on the ground.

Leave me alone.

Just listen to us, Kenneth.

Mr.

Chamberlain, we're not going to hurt you.

Leave. We don't want to do this, Mr. Chamberlain.

Just listen to us.

We don't want to do this.

You give me your petition.

This is over.

I tell people good, bad, or indifferent.

My father loved me. I loved him. I did plenty of things that he didn't agree

with, that he would really get on me about.

But one thing that I can always say is that no matter what I went through, my

father supported me. He encouraged me.

He let me find my way.

This is your health center for life aid.

Kenneth, do you need help?

Mr. Chamberlain, you pressed your medical button. Do you need help?

Mr. Chamberlain, I'm not getting a response. I'm going to notify someone to

by and help you now.

White Plains Police. Good morning. This is LifeAid reporting a medical alert.

A medical alert?

Yes.

This is your health center for LifeAid. Mr.

Chamberlain, do you need help?

I'm going to cancel a dispatch for Kenneth Chamberlain at 135 South

They're going to make entry anyway.

I am not opening the door for them. They just want to make sure you're okay.

They're not going to hurt you, sir.