I'd really like to know that myself. The property owner is posting in the comments, as is the apparently neighbor who made the complaint.
Property owner:
You state the property is filthy, , but what makes you think it wasn't being cleaned up? Do you know how long I had owned it? Einstein stated, " Condemnation without Investigation is the height of Ignorance."Possibly the person who made the complaint:
This property is filthy, that is easily seen by the video. Instead of slandering the officials who were sent to resolve the problem, why don't you get off your lazy butt and clean the place up. How can you stand to live in such filth! How can you expect anyone to pay you money for such filth!
I'd like to know what the relevant laws are in a case like that. Does a health inspector need a warrant to investigate a property if there is complaint?
I wouldn't think that child protective services would need one if a complaint was made. I wonder if a complaint in situations like this constitutes something like "hot pursuit".
The guy was smart not to try to physically restrain the woman or he would probably be charged with multiple felonies.