A drunk driving accident, an entitled Karen, and a heated clash with officers that rattled the whole neighborhood. >> You drove into somebody's house. >> One down here on uh New Town Road there. You see the skid marks right there? >> And so when that popped off, she wasn't able to go any further. I said, "Step out." I said, "Step out. Step out of the car. You are under arrest. >> You thought liquor would outsmart the cops, but this Karen ended up revealing her own guilt. >> No, there was no house I hit on New Town Road. >> Okay. >> Right now. Right now. I I'm arresting you for resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> As the vehicle crashed through the wall, the deceit shattered instantly and justice moved in without hesitation. >> Come on up. Move up. >> Come on out. >> No. No. >> Ma'am, come out of the I said step out. I said step out. Step out of the car. >> You are under arrest. >> I don't think we need to. >> I got it. I got it. >> Well, you think wrong. I got my >> I I asked you several times. >> Okay. >> You refuse to comply. >> It didn't have to go that way, did it? >> It did. >> Let's go. Come on. >> You are under arrest. >> Please. I don't need to be man. >> And I asked you. On April 6th, 2023, officers responded to a call about a possible drunk driver. When they arrived, they found not just crash evidence, but also clear signs of someone trying to escape responsibility. >> Doing all right. Looks like you're having a little car trouble. >> I am. >> So, what happened? >> I don't know. >> Who you talking to? >> TripleA. I live in the neighborhood. I'm good. We're all good here. >> No, it's not good. No, it's good because I'm not operating the vehicle. I'm not driving the vehicle and we're all good. >> No, you are operating the vehicle, man. >> No, I'm not. >> You drove into a house. >> No, I didn't. >> You did, actually. You did. >> I'll call you back. >> Well, you're on Google, so it's You drove into somebody's house. >> Which house? >> One down here on uh New Town Road. So, how much have you had to drink tonight? >> On New Town Road. Which house on New Town Road? >> You Was there another one you hit? >> No, there was no house I hit on New Town Road. I'm confused. >> So, yeah, you seem a little confused. So, >> you've suffered a whole bunch of damage, >> right? So, you know, >> that's what I said. You know what I think? >> I think that um that popped off right about there. You see the skid marks? >> And so when that popped off, she wasn't able to go any further. >> Yeah. >> She's like, "Well, that's kind of muddy. We'll block her in four low." >> She was on a phone with AAA and she's like, "I'll call you back. I guess >> we'll be there about 8:00 a.m. to get you." >> The SUV was found. The proof was right before their eyes. But rather than comply, the woman sealed herself inside, refusing to leave. And when reasoning failed completely, the situation exploded. >> No, I'm not going to step out of the car. >> Ma'am, you need to step out of the vehicle. >> So, on New Town Road. >> Regardless, let's get past that right now. You've hit a number of things. Okay. You went off the road. You hit a guardrail. You've got parts of the guardrail stuck in your grill. Okay. >> I want to talk about the house. >> All right. Get out of the car. >> No, I'm not going to talk. Get out of the car. >> Ma'am, you need to step out. Miss Peer, why don't you go ahead and get out? >> I just want to talk about the house that you're talking about. >> So, you're saying you did not hit that car? >> Just the guardrail. There is a house that got hit by something, Evie. A white car. A white SUV. >> In a white car that hit a white SUV? I wasn't near a house that hit a car. >> Okay. Um, so you did drive in a guard rail. You left the scene of an accident. >> No. >> You drove into a guardrail, right? Yes. There's pieces of the guardrail. But I want you to talk about the house because >> No, you want to talk about it now. >> You want to stop now. We are one step from me dragging you out of this car. Do you understand me? >> You do not need to get >> No, you need to stop and listen. You need to stop and listen. >> You need to stop and listen because I don't want to be bullied. >> I'm trying to talk to you. >> I know. >> And but you keep backtracking. >> What I'm saying is you you wrecked your car. You left the scene of an accident. Okay. >> The officers cautioned her. Yet she willfully defied and fought back. In moments, she shifted from just a suspect to a restrained detainee. One firm action completely changed the course of events. >> I know I haven't introduced myself. I haven't introduced myself. I'm introducing myself. That's fine. Pull that on. And I don't you are not listening because I want >> What I'm telling you is I'm about to pull you out of your car if you do not step out of this car. >> No, I'm not doing anything wrong. You crashed your vehicle. You fled the scene of an accident. >> Third was a white, >> but I want to understand. >> So, you crashed your vehicle and you fled the scene of an accident. If you leave the scene of an accident, >> then that is fleeing. That's why I'm explaining it to you. >> I want to understand what you think that I did. >> You crashed your car into it. >> Understand what we're talking about. >> That's why I keep telling you >> say what I said. >> Ma'am, step out. Step out of the car. No, I'm not going to. >> Okay, come on out. >> No, no, >> ma'am. Come out of the >> I said step out. >> I said step out. Step out of the car. >> You are under arrest. >> Well, you think wrong. >> I I asked you several times. You refused to comply. >> It's okay. >> Okay, now >> it didn't have to go that way, did it? >> It did. >> Let's go. You are under arrest. >> Please, I don't need to be man. Ma'am, I asked you about 15 times to step out of that car. You were given a law. It doesn't matter. You were given a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. You refused to do it. >> Good. Have a seat. >> You're driving while impaired is what you're doing. >> No, I wasn't driving. >> Sit down. >> I wasn't driving when you >> Even while detained, she remained stubborn, claiming she was innocent since the car was stationary, overlooking that merely being in control can still count as an offense. >> You were going to remain >> ridiculous. Why? >> Absolutely is ridiculous. I haven't done anything. >> Move your leg, ma'am. >> Okay. Move your leg, ma'am. Okay. >> You're being completely >> Oh my god. >> Ma'am, we're not going to open the door because you've showed us that you can't just keep your legs in the car. >> No, it's okay. >> I just don't want my arms. I'm not a menace. >> Honestly, >> there's another officer on the way to talk to you. Okay. >> Right now. Right now, I I'm arresting you for resisting. Well, I was trying to explain it to you, but you refused to listen. So, I'm not going to have Listen, I'm not going to have any more conversation about it >> as of right now. >> Okay. Trying to be and doing it are two different things. But like I said, we're not going to have any more conversation right now >> or I need to not be banging on the door. >> I do not need an ambulance. Just stating that they do not want to >> right now. Right now, you're under arrest. So, you need to just hang out and wait. >> Should we just uncut these? >> No. Yeah. Yeah. I was like, >> "No, you're going to remain handcuffed." >> Yes. >> Take her Take her over there. Have her sign. Take it over there. Put her name signing. Put the time. >> You're not You don't want to sign. >> Okay. >> Why? >> Because you were under arrest for OVI. >> For what? Oh yeah. Operating a vehicle while under the >> intox into you did not pull me over. I was >> You crashed your vehicle. >> You crashed into a house. >> I ran that vehicle when you pulled me over. So that's >> You crashed into a house. You left the scene. Okay. >> May I use some please? >> No. Right this minute. You're going to wait. >> Okay. So when in this whole situation were you convicting me of this? You never breathalyzed me. You never pulled me over. I don't know why you're >> I don't understand that. There's no proof. >> In Ohio, charges like OVI, hit and run, resisting arrest, and obstruction can lead to up to 8 years in prison and $15,000 cents in fines depending on severity. She was charged with the following offenses: operating a vehicle under the influence, OVI, leaving the scene of an accident, resisting arrest, and obstructing official business. Get the off me. I'm pregnant. Don't sit with my stomach, you. >> When a mother thinks she's above the law, what's waiting for her isn't sympathy. It's handcuffs. I'm insane of baby. You piece of >> Will this spiral of chaos drag everyone into the abyss? Or will it be stopped by the cold, unyielding hand of justice? Routine boarding turns chaotic when one woman's meltdown turns the terminal into a stage and the cops into co-stars. December 12th, 2024, a visibly intoxicated woman was denied boarding on a Southwest Airlines flight at Nashville Airport. Police quickly arrived at the scene only for the situation to spiral further into chaos. >> Why didn't you do anything wrong? Why didn't I do anything? anything wrong with me. >> Relax. >> I can't find you back. Thank you so much. >> Thank you. The woman repeatedly shouted that she did nothing wrong while attempting to board the plane despite being banned. But things didn't stop there. After being taken into custody, she became even more explosive. Stand up. >> Stand up, man. >> Relax. Relax. >> Okay. >> Stand up for me. Are you okay? >> Can you relax? Okay. >> Relax. Okay. >> Seriously, what are you doing? This isn't fair. This isn't fair. I was just supposed to let this Go. >> I was supposed to just go on my flight. I'm a normal person. You're breaking my arm. >> Clearly under the influence. She kept making contradictory statements, adding confusion and tension to the scene. >> I know that you guys think that this is >> just start walking. Okay. >> Just look at it. Just look at it. Please. Just look at it. I know that you see me. Please. My god. Please. I was just trying to go home. You're breaking my arm. You're breaking my arm. >> You're breaking. >> You're breaking my arm. tomorrow. >> I should not have to do this. I was >> I was going home. >> You're breaking my behind her. >> You are literally breaking my arm. Please go. Please let me You're breaking my arms. You're breaking my arms. You're breaking my arms. >> Please let me go. Please. My arms are killing me. >> Well, start walking. >> Please, please, please listen. Ma'am, ma'am, please. Ma'am, please. My arms. >> All right. Very careful. >> My arms, please. Realizing that all attempts to escape were feudal, she suddenly shifted tactics, playing the victim in hopes of staging a convincing performance. >> My arms I can't hold you guys. >> Please take them off. Please listen. Please, please, please listen. My arms. I can't feel my arms. Please. I'm asking you. Please. back. >> I'm begging you. >> There you go. Let me check. >> Well, please God, they're hurting so bad. >> Are you seated? >> Just take them off. Please, just take them off. >> There you go. Try to take a breath either. Okay. >> Listen, I thought you were my friend. >> I'm your friend. >> But why did you do so much? Do I think you think I deserve it? >> No, you don't. Open up. >> After a series of tense developments, officers were finally able to gain control of the situation. And given her prior behavior, the outcome was inevitable. I just wanted to go home. >> You hear me? I just wanted to go home. This wasn't fair. >> But what is this ruining my whole life? >> Ruin your life. >> I said this. >> Just calm down. >> What is your name? >> Officer Win. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Good. >> Yes, ma'am. Just calm down. >> Why are you doing this? >> But I'm not. I can't. Look at my legs. >> Do you remember where you drank at today? The airport by >> Oh, uh at that uh like it was like a like that place. Who was there? >> Right there by the your gates. >> Yeah. >> Okay. In Tennessee, disorderly conduct is outlined in Tennessee code SS39-17-385. It is classified as a class C misdemeanor and can carry a sentence of up to 30 days in jail or a fine of up to $50. Yes, ma'am. >> You need to sit back. >> You need to sit back and act right. Okay. >> Listen, if you keep acting out, you're not going to be able to get until a long time. >> No, buddy. >> We're about to be there. Just try to relax. Okay. >> Are you ready? Let me get that. Let me get that on your feet. Watch out. Where do you need your shoes? >> Uh, I mean, look, you already buckled yourself as well. >> Okay. Come on. Stand up. Step up. Come on. >> You're going to have to go to the airport to get yourself when you get released. Okay. You hear me? >> What does that mean? >> This guy is >> I'm arrested. But how do I get released? >> No, just you have to bond now. >> Yeah. >> It's an easy process. little tight, >> but like what is happening? >> Are you going to jail for public intoxication? >> Police clearly stated that she was arrested on three charges: public intoxication, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. All direct consequences of her loss of control, refusal to comply, and disruption at the boarding gate. Next is the case of a woman who believes she's above the law and can't be convicted. >> Get the off me. I'm pregnant. Don't step on my stomach, you expecting a baby, you piece of >> November 3, 2024, police responded to a 911 emergency call reporting a domestic altercation between a couple at a gas station. Authorities quickly arrived at the scene and were met with a chaotic and serious situation. >> Nothing. I'm getting gas. What's the problem? What's the problem? Cuz I'm getting gas. >> We were called out here for a fight in progress. >> She just called him. She just called. I don't know. I heard her talking about somebody else earlier, but I just got off work. I'm going home. >> Other than that, I'm getting gas. That's it. >> Everything's good. Do me a favor. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle. You got anything on you? Anything? >> All right. >> Other than that, I'm getting gas. That's it. I don't know what she called for. That's it. She didn't call for nothing. She didn't call for nothing. What do I need to come for? >> We got to talk about what's going on out here. >> There ain't nothing going on is what I'm saying. >> Are you riding in that white van with that guy? >> That's it. That's my husband and my three children. Other than that, I don't have nothing. No problem. I'm coming to get gas. So, I don't know why she sit here and say that. Y'all ready to pull up? Because y'all ready to pull up? I'm going to get gas. I have three car. I'm going home. >> Well, you're not going home right now. >> How am I detained? What are you investigating? Ain't nothing to investigate. ain't no assault. >> The woman denied all accusations, insisting she was merely refueling her car after work and adopted a defensive attitude from the very beginning. However, she was unaware that her lies would soon be exposed. >> Yes, I do. Here you go. >> All right. So, what's going on? >> I'm just picking up my wife from work. I'm trying to go to work, sir. >> So, were y'all fighting? >> No, sir. >> Why did we get phone calls that y'all were fighting? >> I'm not sure. >> You're not sure? So, why are you all sweaty and stuff? >> It's been a long day, sir. Yeah. >> Shower yet? >> All right. Just do me a favor. Stay right here with you. >> I'm the one who made the call. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Uh so that guy, he didn't do anything. He didn't hit her. He didn't put hands on her. All he did was protect himself. The woman he could have stopped over there and assaulted him multiple times. >> Okay. >> Like open like closed fist assaulted him. Has been causing a disturbance. He was trying to get her to calm down and leave. >> Uh and she would not do that. Uh and then she's been yelling at him and harassing him and then assaulted him. I think we all saw >> by assaulted. What did What did you close fist hitting him? >> What I can say is this dude didn't do anything. Kids in the car. >> Oh, I know. And I don't think the kids need the lights shined on them and all this stuff like that. That's like a pretty traumatizing thing that they just had to go through right there. >> Yeah. Where was all this going on at? >> Right here. >> But that wasn't the end of it. Despite her continued denial and lack of cooperation, none of that changed the officer's decision. center told me they got multiple witnesses. I just spoke with another one said that the guy was defending himself. He is balling fists, punching him, assaulting him. Threats, I'll shoot you dead. Do you lunge from the outside of the vehicle in passenger side all the way in? They started hearing like he's hitting him. They're husband and wife apparently. >> So, what do you think you want to do right now? Solve those. Okay. Cool. >> Okay. I'm up because I have ADHD. That's what I have. I don't drink. I don't do none of that. I'm just a hyper ass p person. That's my ego. That's my vibe. That's how I am. That's how I make my money. I'm a stripper. But when me and my husband ate your strong three kids. None of that. None of that. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know who ever got to report or anything. That's >> We're going to do this right now. All right. >> Oh, do that to me, please. For what? >> I know you're under arrest for assault. >> I haven't done anything. >> Facing forward. Give me your purse. Let go. Let go. >> No. No. No. No. Y'all can't do that. >> Wait, go. >> You have to go ask him. Better not investigate anything. >> We did. >> You're supposed to go investigate. >> There are three other officers on scene. >> I have not done anything for y'all to arrest me. I don't agree with that. Contact my lawyer because y'all have not known nobody to do that to me. I have not done anything to my husband. >> We're probably because we have multiple people. But y'all have to ask my husband. I have not done anything to him for y'all to do that to me. Seriously. >> All right. So, we're going to go and search before we put you in the car. All right. There's There's >> I don't agree to no search. I don't agree. >> It's not about It's not about agree to anything. Do you have anything? >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Nothing. You are the You are the person that is arresting me. I don't want to go back there. That's against the law. I'm not going back there. I'm not. Sir, you have to ask my husband. I have not done anything. You are going against what people say, not what the My husband has said. I'm not doing it. You You're going You're going to go to jail? >> I'm going to get another job >> for resisting because it is against the law for y'all to take me to jail. Y'all have no proof of me assaulting him. >> Come on. Get arrested. >> This is so wrong that y'all are doing this to me when I get off work. Yo, what am I going to jail for? >> Assault family violence. >> I did not assault him. You can ask him for yourself. You did not. What seemed like the end only escalated further at the police station where the woman's behavior caused everything to spiral out of control. >> Let me go. I don't give a care about me. I don't give a what y'all do. I'm not letting you guys kill me. I'm not letting you guys idiots. Y'all want to kill me. I don't care. I'm not letting you kill me. Choke me. He's choking me. No, he's choking me. He's choking me. Y'all don't care. >> No, y'all don't care about me. Y'all want me to die. Get the off me. >> Drop my ass. I don't care. Get off me. I'm suing you so hard, bro. Get the off. >> Get the off me. Get off me. I'm pregnant. Don't sit on my stomach, you expecting a baby, you piece of [ __ ] Now you have my stomach. >> Get the off of me. You don't care. Get off of me. Get the off. Get off of me. >> Just keep this >> because he's stupid. >> Because he's stupid as No. No ma'am. I can't hear without my glasses. I don't know who the I'm talking. I can't see you. I don't know who I'm talking to. I'm legally blind. You mother. I'm only 51. Don't touch my earrings. Don't touch my earrings. >> They're coming off. >> No, you haven't ripped them off. You have to take them off the back. Get off of me, bro. >> Turn on the other way. >> Stop touching me. >> That one's already on. >> Stop bending my legs, you idiot, cuz it hurts. >> All right, let's go. >> No. Let's go. You hit my legs like my legs. >> Stop treating like a black dude. I'm not a black person. >> I need to take your necklace off. Okay. >> Why? >> Because it's >> okay. Just ask me. I want to calm down. >> I will bite you. I will [ __ ] bite you. >> I don't you want to do that? >> I tell them I'm going to >> She was charged with two offenses. Assault causing bodily harm and resisting a law enforcement officer. Her violent and defiant actions in front of a child could lead to harsher sentencing and negatively impact her custody rights.