Unlawful Entry

Would you diagnose Peter as a psychopath, sociopath, or with antisocial personality disorder? Or does he just suffer from Delusional Disorder: Erotomanic Type (de Clerambault's syndrome, erotomania)?

Entrepreneur Michael Carr tells his teacher wife Karen, "Don’t worry..." (0:05)

Police officer Pete Davis tells the Carrs, "... don’t worry." (0:11)

Michael tells lawyer Roger Graham, "Oh yeah, Dirty Harry..." (0:13)

Business prospect Jerome Lurie tells Michael and Roger, "I learned to go with my instincts." (0:14

The Carr’s neighbor Jack, referring to the dog: "... She smells that meat and goes crazy..." 
Karen tells Pete, ”... I’m still a little freaked.” (0:19)

Michael tells Pete, "... A... nightmare, when you think about what could have happened to her..." (0:21)

Police officer Roy Cole: "Okay, Mike, a dope dealer..." (0:22)

Pete tells Michael, "... we’d be up to our butts in drugs and guns." (0:23)

A man punches a woman in the face. (0:26)

Pete tells Michael, referring to suspect Ernie Pike, "Picked up a crackhead pal of his..." 
Pete smacks Pike in the face. 
Pete tells Michael, ”... Don’t worry about it.” 
Pete hits Pike in the head with his nightstick. (0:28)

Michael tells Karen, referring to Pete and PIke, "He really beat the livin’ shit out of this guy..." 
Karen: ”... I don’t share your new found sympathy...” (0:31)

Pete tells Karen, "... young kid, he was high on drugs. He was beatin’ on his girlfriend... sweet girl..." (0:34)

Pete tells Michael, "You seem so uptight... Are you nervous about all this?" (0:39)

A prostitute asks Pete, "What are you, crazy?..." (0:45)

Karen tells Pete, "Look, I’d really like to apologize for... Michael’s behavior..." (0:47)

Karen tells Pete, "... my father... had... a gambling problem..." (0:48)

Roger: "Don’t worry about it." (0:52)

Michael tells Karen, referring to Pete, "... that son of a bitch is crazy." 
By telephone, Michael asks Roger, ”... How do I get a psycho cop off my back?” (0:58)

Roger tells Michael, "... Lurie’s nervous enough to pull his people out..." (1:00)

Karen tells Michael, "... if you think anything else, you’re crazy." (1:05)

Roy tells Pete, referring to Karen, "... She is some fantasy in your head." 
”... You’ve got to back off this madness. You’ve gotta put in for stress leave...” 
”... you go have coffee with a shrink...” (1:07)

Roy tells drug dealer Leon, "... I got a benny bust..." (1:11)

A policeman tells Karen, "We have a warrant to search this house for narcotics." 
Karen: ”Narcotics?” 
Policeman: ”... a reliable informant... purchased narcotics from a Michael Carr.” 
Michael: ”This is crazy.” 
Policeman: ”... possession of narcotics...” (1:15)

Roger tells Michael, "... It’s not like you’re a professional dope dealer." 
”Michael, the cops dredged about a half a pound of cocaine outta your house...” (1:18)

Bailiff: "... Mr. Carr is charged with possession of cocaine..." 
Michael tells defense lawyer Gershon, ”... The guy had a vial of blow in his pocket...” (1:20)

Pete tells Michael, "... but don’t worry..." (1:22)

Karen sees the lifeless body of her teacher friend Penny. (1:32)

Karen tells Pete, "Yeah, you read my mind." (1:36)

Pete smacks Karen in the face. (1:39)

Michael smashes Pete’s head into a cabinet door. Pete strikes Michael in the head with a skillet. (1:42)

Pete bangs Michael’s head against a wall.
Karen strikes Pete on the head, then Michael punches him in the face. Pete falls down the stairs. He appears unconscious, but regains consciousness. (1:44)