Now you're under arrest for touching me. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. I'm going to put my hands on you and I'm going to physically REMOVE YOU. >> YOU'RE NOT TOUCHING ME. You >> absolutely not. Get out of the car. >> It starts with Karen's challenging cops and ends with a hard reminder. They don't make the rules. If they just listened, none of this would have happened. Like real police moments that spiral fast. Hit like, subscribe, and join the community. The first call begins with a minor crash involving two vehicles and a witness who swears the driver pulled a fast one, sliding into the passenger seat before police arrived. >> They were going northbound. >> The driver, the male, just sideswiped this guy. >> He saw him, so he turned real fast here and they turned around and came back. And then when he's blocked him, the two of them switched >> right in front of him. So that's what it's all about. They just switched. Does he wear a seat belt? >> Officer approaches the vehicle focused on one thing. Finding out who was actually driving. >> Hello. How are we today? Had better days. Do you have insurance on the car? Got to have the insurance. If you have the insurance, have that ready. And then you're the driver of the car. >> No, that's not what he was saying. He's going to have to have his driver's license present. Okay. back in the car. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> No. Just haven't had time to get one or what's the deal? >> Well, we're struggling to leave it in the car and we just got out of here. >> Oh, so she's got a driver's license. >> That's what she's saying. >> Why wasn't she driving? >> She was driving. >> Watch your head. >> But then the situation heats up when the female suspect refuses to step out calmly. >> Is there a sergeant here? I'm in charge actually right now. >> Are you in officer? >> I'm the officer in charge right now. The sergeant is not working today. I am the officer in charge for this shift right now. >> I'm wondering why am I being under arrest? That does not make sense. >> I just explained it to you. This gentleman here is signing complaints that he was driving the car and you two purposely switched vehicles. >> We didn't. >> And I can smell the alcohol now I'm smelling coming off your breath. And I smell the weed coming out of the car. Get out of the car. Step out of the car now. >> There is no sergeant. Okay. >> Okay. Well, then I guess I'm not getting out of the car. >> I'm the officer in charge. Go ahead. >> This is [ __ ] How are you going to hear his word over mine? THAT IS NOT >> I DID not speak. Okay. Well, he's believing him over me. >> Yes, I am. >> How? Where's your evidence that he car? >> Now you're under arrest for touching me. Get out of the car, >> bro. >> You're under arrest. This car doesn't open. This door not open. Don't wreck my car. >> Get out of the car now. >> Okay. Well, we don't got to make this so complicated. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. GET YOUR HAND OFF OF ME. GET YOUR HAND OFF OF ME. GET YOUR HAND OFF OF ME, BRO. GET YOUR HAND OFF OF ME. GET YOUR hand off of me. Oh my god. >> Two [ __ ] hands on me. I'm a lady, bro. I'm coming. >> Climb over the seat if that door doesn't open and come out. Take a slow down. She's going to cooperate. Walk. Put your hands behind your back. >> That's not how you treat a lady. What the is wrong with you putting your hands on me like that? >> You're under arrest. >> No, you can't touch me like that. >> You're under arrest. >> You cannot touch me like that. Don't let him ever put his hands on me. That's insane. Dude, >> I checked them. They're double locked. >> But it hurts when it hurts sometimes. Try not to move around a lot. Watch your head. >> Turn your body face that way. I'll try to adjust it. >> Okay. Stop. >> It's not on there tight to begin with. >> Okay. Now, the officers are trying to figure out what to actually charge them with because when you swap seats, someone's got to take the blame. >> You are under arrest for obstruction of justice. He's signing complaints about it, saying you two switch right in front of him, >> but you got a revoke driver's license. >> Okay. >> What statute would cover them switching like that? Is that obstruction? >> If she's letting him drive and then they're switching that shows criminal intent and that shows ticket for her for allowing unauthorized person to drive said vehicle. >> Isn't there a specific statute for switching seats or do you just charge them on under obstruction? I don't know of anything that says you can't switch seats. If they lie to you, do they which they did? Um, then it would be some >> Since no one was injured and the crash was minor, officers handle it right there, issuing citations for obstruction, a revoked license and failure to reduce speed before towing the vehicle. The couple is released with a court date. >> Driver's license for DUI. Apparently, you had to pass DUI. You're going to get a ticket for that and then you'll get another ticket for guessing failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident. You're looking at three tickets, but you're not going to jail today. The other officer and myself feel that we can handle this better on the street than taking you in. Okay. Accidents happen, my man. No one's hurt. It's a small crash. The the one person that made it a big deal was actually your girlfriend. You actually were pretty cooperative for the most part. So, you handled that kind of well. Your girlfriend, on the other hand, not so much. >> Meanwhile, just down the road in Will County, Illinois, another Karen is gearing up to test a deputy's patience and she's not holding back. The officer walks up. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. You are under arrest. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. You are under arrest. I will break your window if you do not get out of this car. Let me make myself very clear. Obstructing. I gave her multiple lawful orders to step out of this vehicle. You're going to step out of this vehicle or I will forcefully remove you from the vehicle. >> I'm afraid for my life to somebody else. >> Okay. Well, let me make myself very clear. You are under arrest right now. >> Obstructing obstructing a peace officer >> and instantly regrets it. Our Karen fires back with accusations of harassment and a promise to go live for her followers. >> Hello. Can you tell me what you pulled me over for? >> Yes. If you roll your window all the way down for me, provide me with your driver's license and your insurance >> on that side. She's not over here. She's over there. >> Absolutely not. >> What is the problem? The window. What is the problem? in a corner with my driver's license. It's at the house. >> What is the problem? >> What did I get pulled over for? >> Well, hold on. Where's my phone at? I want to record this. >> What are you doing? >> What are you? You're grundy, right? >> Yeah. >> What is What are you pulling over for? >> I'm going to cuz you guys have been harassing me for days and >> I've never met you. >> You guys been harassing nothing for real. >> Cuz the last time you guys pulled me over, you told me to go before I talked to you. >> What's going on, bro? Why did you get pulled over? >> No. Why did What did I do to get pulled over? >> Provide me with your driver's license and your insurance. >> I'm not giving you my what I did wrong. That's not how this is going to work, ma'am. >> Unfortunately, listen to me. You're not the driver. I'm going to speak WITH THE DRIVER ON MY SIDE. Go over there. >> I don't want to stand in the roadway. That's a safety issue. Do you understand that? >> Give me your driver's license and your insurance card, please. Ma'am, >> what I did? >> Let me MAKE LET ME MAKE >> Let me make myself very clear. >> Wait a minute. Hold on. >> Hold on. >> Roll down your window or you're under arrest. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> You got to tell her what's good, bro. Step out of the car. I will forcefully remove you from the vehicle. >> You got to tell her what she did, bro. >> Here's what's going to happen. Come on, baby. Listen. >> I'm going to have to pull me out this car. >> What happened, bro? >> Here's what's going to happen. >> Bro, you ain't tell her what she did, though. >> Okay. Here's exactly what's going to happen. If you don't provide me with your name, >> I will your date of birth. >> You tell me what I did. >> And you don't. >> Can I talk for a second? >> I told I told you. And you can say what you want cuz I just told you what. >> But what does she do? That's what we're saying. You got to have a reason to pull over. >> Absolutely not. I I do have a reason. And I will do that. But for my safety and for your safety, what's going to happen? >> My safety >> here. Hold on. Let me tell you exactly. >> For my safety. >> Hey, can I talk for just a second, please? Here. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. You are under arrest. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. You are under arrest. I will break your window if you do not get out of this car. Let me make myself very clear. Obstructing. I gave her multiple lawful orders to step out of this vehicle. You're going to step out of this vehicle or I will forcefully remove you from the vehicle. >> I'm afraid for my life for someone else. >> Okay. Well, let me make myself very clear. You are under arrest right now. >> Obstructing. Obstructing a peace officer. You are under arrest. >> Obstructing a peace officer and you're refusing to provide me with your identification. >> Recording the encounter doesn't cancel an officer's authority. The deputy calmly repeats his lawful commands until the driver complies. >> My first time talking to you, so how am I harassing you if I have never met you before? >> What's the reason? >> Like I said, how I do my job is I identify who I'm speaking to first. >> Breaking my [ __ ] fifth amendment rights by you breaking >> your what? Your what amendment. Did you say your fifth amendment rights? Please step out of the vehicle. >> Please tell me what to >> Please tell me what I got pulled over. No, unfortunately I will tell you as soon as you step out of the vehicle or as soon as you provide me with your driver's license. >> I'm afraid for my life. You already violently harmed me. I'm not giving up this car. And I got it on. >> Okay. Do you do understand that you are under arrest? Correct. >> I ain't I don't understand nothing here. >> Do you understand that you're under arrest? 16. What's your ETA for? We're going to have to break a window to get her out of the car. She's been told she's under arrest. >> I will. I don't want to. Tell me what you doing over. >> Hey, if I tell you what you Hey, listen to me. Talk to me. Look at me. If I tell you the reason, if you get out of the car, I'll tell you exactly what Okay, hold on. If I tell you the reason, >> Hold on. >> Let me talk for a second. I can't talk when you guys are screaming. Go over there. >> I'm in my property. This is private property. >> Okay. Well, things are unfortunately things aren't going well here. I can call >> and I just don't want you to >> I'm not doing anything. >> Yes. Can you please call? >> I'm pretty sure they're on their way right there. >> Open up my driver's door. And in the pocket of the door, there's a little green thing. It's a punch. I can't see. Is it green? Little. >> Do you not tell me if I get out the car, you'll tell me what I got pulled over for. But you're not going to tell me unless I get out the car, right? Is that not what you told me? See, >> why? But why does she got to get out the car for you to tell her? >> Because she's refusing to identify herself. Why do I got to identify myself if you won't tell me what law I broke? >> That's what she's saying, bro. She'll identify herself, but tell her what law she broke. >> Can you get out of the car? >> He going to break my window. >> This is the This is a window punch. Okay. >> Break my window. >> I'm going I will. I don't want you. >> Hey, that's this is my car, not her. >> Okay. Get out of the car. >> You're not going to harm me because >> I'm not going to harm you. You're absolutely right. >> Don't touch me. Don't >> get out of the car. You're under arrest. Get out OF THE CAR. YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO TELL ME WHAT I DID. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. WHAT ARE YOU UNDER ARREST FOR? >> Get out of the car. You're under arrest. Tony's got to come here. Ty's got to come here first. >> Get out of the car. I will I will drag you out if I have to. >> You're not touching me. You >> Absolutely not. GET OUT OF THE CAR. NO. LISTEN TO ME. I'M GOING TO DRAG YOU OUT OF THE CAR. >> I DON'T CARE. Get out OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. I'm going to put my hands on you and I'm going to physically remove you. I'm going to physically remove you from the car. Now, what? HOLD ON. HOLD ON. >> DON'T TOUCH CAN I ASK back there? >> Walk back there. >> Walk back there. >> Walk back there. >> Walk back there. >> I'm going to put my hands on. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I want both your name and badge number. It'll be on the arrest paperwork. >> After restraining the driver, officers conduct a standard search for weapons and contraband. Then the passenger is also searched and that's when officers find illegal items, escalating the situation fast. >> Do you guys have a little bit of weed in here? Did you smoke weed in here at some point? >> No, but why would you be asking me about this? >> Cuz it smells like weed in the car. >> Try to smell it just standing. >> Yep. Because we smoke weed in the house. The reason is okay when I smell the weed coming from outside car when we transport it in a car. It has to be in a airproof sealed container. >> People we know it's legal. Just a simple question. >> Yeah, man. No, we don't we smoke. We don't smoke in the house. We'll sit in the driveway and smoke in the car. Okay. >> We got, you know, we got 13. >> How much money do you have in your pocket? >> Why? >> Cuz you got several thousand in your pocket. >> No, man. That's $633, man. Man, and I do have a job. >> Never said that you didn't have a job, bro. >> It's unusual. >> Damn, y'all. Come on. You're fishing and searching now. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out the car for what? >> Step out of the car. >> I'm not stepping out the What? What? What? I got to step out the car for >> cuz you don't have a driver's license. The car >> I wasn't driving. >> You're the car's getting towed. >> Why not listen to me? >> What are you? >> You're calling me a racist. >> You don't even know me, buddy. >> Not you. >> YOU STOP. NO. I'm done with you. >> No. I'm not calling you a racist. >> What you did? >> Oh, I know how you I'm done talking. I'm done talking. You're right. >> You knocked it off right now. >> I'm done talking, man. I'm done. >> Do you have anything that's illegal on your person right now? >> Why would you be asking me that? No, I don't. But why would you be asking me? >> Because I'm going to check your police. >> No, you're not. Because I have nothing to do with that traffic stop. First of all, I'm going to say it again. I know my rights. I have nothing to do with your traffic stop. She's in the back seat. She operated the vehicle. I have nothing to do with your traffic stop. Whatever you think you found the sign that got nothing to do with me. I'm the passenger. I'm not operating the vehicle. Okay. I'm just That's what I'm saying. So why why do I need to search? >> Turn to face the car. >> That's crazy, bro. That's crazy. >> How much money do you have? >> I do not need to know that, bro. You asking me something that you don't even know. Stop. Just hold him right there. I don't >> have anything. >> I think he grabbed whatever he had in his back pocket and chucked it. >> What are you doing? >> Trying to figure out where you dumped your crack rocks at, bro. >> Justice resisting arrest. You had three cracks, bro. I said, "What are you talking about? I didn't have no crack in my pocket, man." >> You absolutely did. You had three little cracks in here. >> Oh, they might still some might still be in there. Yeah, there you go. Okay, hold on. There's more. So, I need a minute. Do you have any idea how much money you have on you? >> Yeah. >> How much? >> Close to 3,000. >> $3,000? >> No, no, no, no. Close to 3,200. I'm sorry. >> From what? >> No, I have a job. Don't worry about that. >> In the end, the discovery changes everything. What began as a simple refusal to cooperate quickly escalates into a drug and obstruction case. Officers arrest the male passenger on possession charges and the female driver for resisting and obstruction. Like real police encounters. Share your thoughts below and subscribe for more. >> My family got business. I work for work. I work for my family. >> Doing what? Well, you have to provide some means for that money. Okay. >> No, I I I got good money. >> Crack. God damn it, dude. This is aing needle in a hay set. Three big crack rocks. Roach. Yep. Got the second one. All right. Um, can you take him? >> And when you get done, let me get her in there first. Yeah. Okay. You just hang out there. I'm going to charge him with possession with intent and I'm taking his money. So, I got to explain all that to him.