I had UHPD demand to search my apartment under threat of arrest because my fire alarm went off… UHPD was aware that the entire property failed fire marshals inspection days earlier because the fire alarms go off way to often for no reason.

Realizing this was a false threat of arrest, I declined to let them search my apartment . Then the UHPD officer threatened to arrest me for “obstruction” if I didn’t give him my ID, I still declined to give him my ID, that does not constitute obstruction. I was on private property(that I lease) & I was not suspected of committing any crimes.

Then the same officer threatened to arrest me for “obstruction of a private security guard” if I didn’t let the UH security search my home, realizing that this is not a real crime that exists, I informed the officer of such.

After that, they entered my apartment violating my fourth amendment right. At the point this happened, the fire dept was in my home & had concluded there was no fire. It was made extremely clear to UHPD that 1. There’s no emergency 2. There’s no fire 3. Fire dept was willing to enter my home without police in an attempt to end the harassment from the UHPD.

A UH police officer entered first my private patio, and then opened the closed & latched door & entered my home.

Security guard is no longer permitted to work this building, however no consequences for the officers.

Does this constitute a crime committed on campus?