[thackney]

I don’t understand this it all. Suppose my car is in my driveway. And I see a stranger is sitting in my car. If I call the police, they will certainly come and pull the stranger out of my car.

Your analogy doesn't match the situation.

You see a stranger sitting in your neighbors car. He claims he has permission to be there.

Are the police still going to pull him out?

[Leaning Right]

Are the police still going to pull him out?

I'm rather sure they would. The stranger has no valid explanation for being in the car. And what's more important, the neighbors say - with certainty - that he doesn't belong there.

I'm not saying the cops would arrest him. What I am saying is that they would check further (in a sane city, anyway).

[PapaBear3625]

You see a stranger sitting in your neighbors car. He claims he has permission to be there. Are the police still going to pull him out?

I show the police the car title, showing I own the car. I then tell the occupier, in front of the police, "You do not have my permission to be in my car". Any permissions I may have previously given are at that point cancelled. The police should then remove him from my car.