Hayes said he waved the white lady and pointed to the sign he had placed in the front yard.
"I told her that I had a contract and that I was an investor," Hayes. But she wasn't listening to that. She didn't want to hear it."She replied him he had no right to be in her neighborhood and should leave then proceeded to call the police.
Hayes captured the whole incidence from when squad car from the Memphis Police Department pulled up.
Hayes explaining why he was at the home to an officer who upon questioning said that if he has anymore problems with the woman to call him back over to the house "and she will go to jail today."
The officer then proceeded to the woman's yard and talks to her, warning her to leave Hayes alone.
The unnamed officer said:
"He's just gonna go in there and do what he's got to do. You're going to let him do what he's going to do. If you try to do anything to stop him, I'm going to take you to jail."Lieutenant Karen Rudolph of the Memphis Police Department said a police report on the confrontation was not filed because "no criminal act was committed This incident was handled as an on-scene complaint."
Hayes continued:
"This type of stuff is still going on," he said in the video. "You know why the lady called the police on me. I didn't give her any reason to believe I was a threat, but she perceived me as a one."
Alebert said he made her look like a racist.
"I'm Spanish," Albert said. My boyfriend is black. It's nothing racist about it. It took us so long to get these two houses boarded up"Albert said people used the house to do drugs before the city finally boarded it up. She didn't want the boards removed.
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