What have I been asking? >> Shut the up in your insurance car, >> man. What a What's the >> You want to take me to jail? No, I don't want to jail. Don't touch me. You're under pressure. >> My boss told me when you have someone like that, just call the police, close the door, and tell them everything happened and let them do whatever. I'm not [screaming] a mama tell you to call my mama. I can call my wife to call my mama. Hey, ma'am. Excuse me. >> You're detained. >> Put your ass behind your back. >> Jail is no joke. But sometimes there are people who are dumb enough to accelerate that process as fast as possible. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Here are the times when the dumbest Karens speed ran their way into jail. Starting off with this comedian who thinks a trespass warning is a joke. >> Sit down. >> Seriously, let go of me. >> Sit down. >> Seriously, >> if you don't sit down, we'll put you in cuffs. >> Seriously, let go of me. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. >> That's the police department. >> Hey, you got your ID on you? What >> is it in that first spot? Champ, >> it is not. >> No, it is not. >> What's your uh first name? I'm not here to give out any identities. >> What's your first name? >> I'm not here to give out any agencies, sir. >> Okay, you're talking just fine. Let's talk normal. What's your first name? >> My goodness. >> No, you're going to tell us your first name. >> We can do this easy way, hard way. That's up to you. We're trying to find >> What is your first name, my lady? We're trying to make sure you're safe and find out who you are real quick. Okay. If you don't have any warrants or anything like that, then we're good. Why don't you get your first name and all that information? Okay. >> I'm just I just keep not interested in doing that. >> Understandable, but this ain't a bedroom. >> Oh, okay. I'm going to walk to my bedroom. >> Where's your bedroom? >> I'm not interested in anything right now. I just woke up from sleep. >> Uh-huh. What's your first >> What's that? She kept on speaking gibberish and refused to answer the most important question about her identification. And so the officer started to give her warnings about what would happen if she refused to provide said identification. >> So let's begin with your first name because if so have are you familiar what resisting is if you don't give me your information that is what we call resisting. >> Yes sir. >> So what is your first name young lady? Open up your purse and give me your ID. >> I don't have one. >> Hm. >> I don't have one. >> You don't have one? >> No. I actually need to get my ID back today. >> From where? >> My girlfriend's house. >> Okay. Then give my officer your first name. >> Nothing. >> Huh? >> No. giving it now or we're going to go in cuffs and we're going to walk downstairs and I'll find out who you are later." >> While one of these officers watched over her, the other one asked staff about her case number since she'd already been trespassed before. However, the girl decided to get all stupid and try to walk away. >> He said she's been trespassed before by officers or anything. You >> got the case number? >> Yes, sir. I was just contacting my supervisor and it looks like her, too. >> Mhm. >> Okay. 602 dispatch. >> Okay. No thank you, sir. >> Say what? >> Okay. No, thank you, sir. >> They had the skateboarding on and I fell asleep. I apologize. >> Now they're watching racing. >> We're just crying. I'll help you. Make sure you're okay. Just >> can you please? >> Huh? >> Can you please not sit over me like that? >> I'm I'm not trying to intimidate you or anything, but if you live here, why are you sleeping up here on the couch? I said I was watching footing and >> Oh, you're watching you're watching something. >> Oh, okay. Doesn't help. I can't use the question. >> Not yet. >> I really don't. >> I know. Not right now. >> Okay. Well, I'm going >> No, dude. No. No. Don't stop. >> Please don't touch me. >> Go. Go sit back over there. >> Go over there. Go sit back over there. Go sit back over there. You're not You're not free to go. Stop. >> Please don't touch me. >> Go sit back over there. >> Please don't touch me. >> Go sit back over there. Stop. >> You're not free to go. >> You're not free to touch me. >> Oh man, the irony, right? Her shirt proudly read, "No human is illegal." And she's right here actively committing crimes. And to top it off, she decided to rack up a few bonus charges by resisting the officers while they tried to detain her. >> Am I being detained? >> Yes, you are detained. You are detained for what? >> For an investigation. Go sit down. >> What type of investigation? >> Let go of Let go of me. >> Seriously, let go of me. >> Sit down. >> Seriously, if you don't sit down, I'll put you in cuffs. >> Seriously, let go of me. >> Turn around. Turn around. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Yeah. >> Stop resisting. Stop. >> Seriously, let go of me. >> No, >> I got you. >> Okay. Why? >> What did I do? >> Just ask use the restroom. >> I have to put order on you. >> Sorry. >> Yep. >> Here. room. >> Would you stop? >> Seriously, real quick. >> I just Can I please? >> You just kicked me. It's going to be wonderful. I'm scared if I can use the restroom. Sir, will you walk me? >> You're under arrest. >> That's definitely not happening. >> So she doesn't try to slip on. >> Now you're going to jail for freaking battery on here. THAT WAY [screaming] >> STOP. What the? >> You're hurting my knee so bad. >> Stop kicking and stop squirming. >> I just want to use the restroom. >> 755 dispatch. We >> stop kicking the restroom. >> You will when you get to go to jail. >> Sure. Please stop. Please get your hands off my ass. PLEASE GET YOUR HANDS OFF of my ass. Please. [laughter] >> Please let go of me. >> Stop. Stop. >> YOU HAVE NO [ __ ] CLUE. Let go of me. Holy. Please stop. You're scaring me. my back. >> STOP. >> STOP. [screaming] >> After detaining her, she's escorted to the squad car. >> Make sure you grab her by underneath her by her shoulders and everything. >> You're not biting. >> You're not trying to bite him. >> No, you're under arrest. >> For what? >> Like >> for what? I go underneath her. >> What am I arrested for? Is what I'm asking? >> On this side. >> From where? >> Like this. >> What am I trespassing? >> Underneath here. He's going to get in the light. >> So gross. >> Yeah, that side. >> Yeah. >> Why are you doing this? >> Cuz you can't behave right. >> Oh, I was supposed to go to the restroom. You guys >> Yeah. YOU'RE HURTING MY ANKLES. CAN I PLEASE WALK? >> SORRY. >> Why are you like this? This hurts. What did I do? [laughter] >> My flashlight, too. Yeah, he's got cool. >> Here, >> can you carry me differently? Do you have any idea what you're doing to my body? >> Here, go down the knees. >> Can you please carry me differently? >> Can you walk like >> Yeah, I can walk if he doesn't put me on. >> Okay. No, listen. >> Spitting. You're not going to get a chance. You understand? >> Don't spit on him. Stop. It's all in here. >> You got a mask for down there. >> Set her up. >> Put your feet down. Put your feet down. There you go. >> Come on. There we go. There we go. There we go. Shut just a little bit. This girl is charged with trespassing, resisting an officer with violence and battery on an officer. Moving on to the next case where this couple thinks they can just steal without any consequences. >> You got his number. >> Hey, ma'am. Excuse me. >> You're detained. >> You're going to get your ass behind your back. >> It is September 27th, 2023, and Florida cops are responding to a shoplifting call. kind of seemed like a petty shoplifting case until it unraveled into a full-blown side quest. >> What's going on? >> 102 some female. >> Scared. >> Scared of what? What's your name? What's your name? >> I don't have a name. >> You don't have a name? What's going on? Hey, excuse me. Sam, >> don't touch me. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Did you see somebody? Why are you hiding? >> Because you guys were running after >> we were running after you. Yeah, cuz you guys told me to stop and then you guys were running after. >> Where's your boyfriend, buddy? >> I don't know. >> PGA female 1012 with your boyfriend. Who is the go? >> I don't have a boyfriend. >> All right. So, who are you with in the mall? >> I'm not telling you anything. >> You're not telling us that. >> She's saying she's not telling us what's going on. Wow. This girl, after stepping out of a bush like an animal in hiding, would immediately deny every accusation the cop made about her. And as she's being detained, she tried to walk away, which kind of prompted the officer to put her under arrest. >> Hey, where's he at? We're going to put a dog on the ground and bite him. So, where's he at? >> You're not putting a You can >> You can't tell us what to do. >> Okay, I'm not telling you what to do. All right, by the way. >> Hey, what are these called? >> All right, I'm on Mike and the dog over here. All right. Um, >> she's not cooperating. >> Get with Shane and ask Go get with Shane and uh ask him just verify that she was with him. >> You got his number. >> Hey, ma'am. Excuse me. Where you going? >> You're detain. Get to the ground. Get to the ground. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm going to tase you. Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HANDS PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> GET TASED. Put your hands behind your back. >> You're going to get tased. >> Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR back now. [screaming] >> Put your hands. >> Put your hands behind your back now. [screaming] I'm literally on my hands. >> You told us no. >> Of course, I'm going to tell you no. >> How about I can't? >> I can't. >> And I won't. >> 10 for taser deployed. >> Now you're going to jail for resisting. I have an ID. >> What's your name? >> I'm not telling you. >> Okay. >> Almost there. Still >> stay there. Stay there if you don't want it again. >> There's a male still on stand. [crying] [screaming] >> While the cops are busy wrangling this girl, her brilliant boyfriend thought it'd be the perfect time to make a run for it, sparking an instant chase scene straight out of a BAD REALITY SHOW. >> [screaming] >> LET ME PUT IN THE CAR. >> HEY, he's right here. Yo, he's right here. >> Mel is right here. I got vision. >> Come here. >> He's going that way. He's going that way. He's going that way. Come here. >> Come on. >> Babe, Mel is in the parking lot looking like he's about to flee northbound. >> We need somebody. He got black male, Miami Heat shirt, blue jeans. She's running running on foot going eastbound. How you going north, man? He's jumping now. I'm going to tase you. I'm going to tase you. Ter now. She got my ass over your handcuffs. Hey, handcuffs. >> Hey, I'll have I got handcuffs right here. >> Get him. I got handcuffs. Get his hand on the back. >> Give me other hand. >> Hey, let him know we got one detained. >> We got him in custody. Hey, I told you to stop, right, buddy? >> Nothing on you, bud. Hey, there's wires over here. >> I told you to stop. >> That was a good effort. >> Good effort. >> Good. >> No. >> Are those those it right there? >> No weapons. >> All for that. >> No weapons. >> All for all that terrif. >> Well, we got resistance charges, too. >> Yeah, we got fire rescue coming for you, buddy. All right. So what does that mean? >> They're going to come check you out. Fire rescue. Just make sure you're okay. >> I'm so sorry. >> Make sure your vitals are okay. >> I got to do something. >> Is my wife okay? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I'm scared. >> Come here, man. I'm going to sit you. I'm going to sit you. Hey, you know how you avoid all these problems? >> Don't do it. I should listen to her. That's my fault. She told me not to. She told me not to. >> She told me not to. >> She told me not to. >> You feel all right? >> Is she all right? >> Are you all right? >> She's all right. I'm good. >> Yeah, she's all right. >> I'm fine. Oh, man. >> All right. >> That That taser felt good. >> Well, I'm I've been out here, bro. I've been out here. >> Let me see your eyes. Let me see. >> Good job. Good job. >> I'm sober. >> Are you 100% sober? >> Swear to God. On my daughter. >> All right. I just want to make sure. >> Is she all right? >> She's good. >> I heard ass screaming. >> Breaking me. Oh no, I'm trying to take it. >> After a while, paramedics came to check on him and transported both of these suspects to the hospital. >> What I'm saying is if he wants to ride with the rig, >> okay, >> he can ride with me. >> That'll work. >> You got it. >> That'll work. >> He doesn't have to go over something anyway. >> Let him go. Okay, you ride with him. >> Shake him down >> to where? to the hospital >> and then all right. >> She needs to get checked out, too. Oh, I got her property. >> You chased her, too. Who chased her? >> I chased her and him. >> Wait, who did you chase? >> Him. >> I chased him, too. >> Well, I hit him with the first one. He got up and started running again. So, we shot the second one at the same time and then dropped. >> But her I dropped on her cuz she wouldn't put her hand on her back and we still don't know her name. We're going to have to identify her. >> Can you get >> You got your pad. >> I try. He doesn't know her last name. >> He does. He just know how to spell it. >> She's adopted, so she don't know her actual birthday. I don't know her birthday. >> Hey, you're lucky I didn't tase you in the face though, bro. For >> sure. >> Cuz it almost it missed you. One of them right there. It is. >> I respect you though, bro. >> You hurt my girl. Did you hurt my girl? >> Yeah, >> you did. You hurt my girl. >> Did I hurt her? >> No. But I >> respect. Respect. >> Get checked out though, bro. Respect. >> Get checked out. Don't worry about me. >> I'm personally about my girl. All right. >> Okay. All right. Well, I'm just I'm just here for you. I think you got somebody else coming for your girl for sure. >> So, what what uh where'd you get hit at? In the back. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Anything hurting you right now? >> My heart. I lost the key. Our heart. >> Come on, man. Just remember a little quick. He outrunning the evidence. I dust you. >> You a little quick. You ain't fast. >> I quick. You ain't fast. He ain't fast. He quick. >> Hey, if I meet him in a race, >> hey, I got 100 lb over you, man. I'm 260 lb. Are you letting me catch up? >> I'm 130. Both these people are charged with resisting arrest and theft. Moving on to the next case now where this woman turns a minor accident into her own arrest. >> What have I been asking? >> Shut the up. Like stop. >> Give me your driver's license and your insurance card. >> Man, what a what's up? >> You want to take me to jail? >> No, I don't want to. Rock. >> On January 10th, 2022, police conducted this traffic stop on a vehicle for leaving the scene of an accident in Joliet, Illinois. What is happening here? >> Hello. Uh, were you just in an accident back there? You sure? >> Yeah. over there on uh South H Street. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license and insurance card on me? >> I just need to see your driver's license, your insurance card, man. >> Yes. So, you were involved in an accident just back there. We have your drive. We have your your um license plate, your vehicle description, you're on camera, and you have damage on your vehicle, and then you just left the area. So, we're just trying to get your information for the accident, and then we'll send you on your way. Okay? So, I just need to see your driver's license and your insurance card. Don't. Girl, why is he trying to open my door? >> Ma'am, you need to give us your driver's license and your insurance card. You >> have absolutely no right. You would have no right to be my father. She trying to >> Ma'am. >> It's just an accident. Don't turn this into something else. accident. >> You were involved in an accident. You You got to come off of that. >> Involved in the accident. >> You got to come off of that. Okay. You were involved in the accident. >> We have to take your information. >> Open your window for us. >> Open your window. >> What's your first name? >> Don't turn this into something that you don't need it to be. Okay. All we need, let me tell you something. >> You're turning into something, >> ma'am. >> We need to take I already explained it to you. We need your driver's license and your insurance card or what's going to happen is you're going to end up going to jail. >> Pull me over. >> I already explained. Do you want me to explain to you for the third time? Okay. You're involved in an accident on South H Street. You left the scene of that accident. We have your license plate. You have damage to your vehicle. We need your driver's license and your insurance card for the accident report and then we can send you on your way. If you refuse that, you can go to jail. So, it's your choice. >> Do what you got to do. I'm just asking for your driver's license and and your insurance card. That's all you got to do. >> Do you have that on you? >> What accident are you talking about? >> The one that you were just involved in. Now, you don't have to keep doing this. >> Okay, we can. We're going to continue talking about. >> Okay. How about this? >> I wasn't in no accident. >> I need your driver's license, your insurance card, or you're going to go to jail. >> You pulled me over for no reason. >> I already explained to you the reason. So, I need your driver's license and your insurance card or you can go to jail for obstructing the police. >> It's your call. Are you refusing to open the window? Cuz I think you know what's going to happen if you do that. >> Why'd she keep denying it when the police already have clear evidence tying her to this accident? I mean, all she had to do was give the officer some info and be on her way. Instead, she wants to run her mouth in denial, dragging things out and making the situation far worse for herself. >> You pulled me over for what? >> You want me to explain it to you for the fifth time? >> Yep. That's why you ain't get get on me back in >> for the fifth time. >> So, wait. >> You were involved in an accident. You fled the scene. >> And now you're refusing to give me your driver's license and your insurance card. >> So, I need to see your driver's license and your insurance card or you'll go to jail for obstructing the police. I'll tow your car and impound it. Well, you're gonna unlock it for me or I'm gonna break the window. >> You're gonna break the window? >> Yeah. >> For what? >> Because you're refusing to give me your driver's license and your insurance card. >> That you can't. >> I Well, I know I can't. >> You know, >> so are you refusing to open your window? >> Refusing. >> Okay. So, at this point, you're under arrest. I need you to get out of the car or I'm going to break the window and take you out. >> Why are you pulling me over? >> I already explained it to you. We're past that. >> All right. If you don't get out of the car, I'm going to break the window. >> Hey, ma'am. Will you do it here on the scene? Otherwise, you're you're going to have we're going to be down at the station. It's up to you. >> This [ __ ] is dumb as [ __ ] >> Okay. All right. >> What did I do? >> It's going to come. I've been here for 10 minutes trying to get it through. >> Can you shut the car off at least so we don't turn this into something that it doesn't have to be? >> I just don't want just 10 zero would just stand around the car. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Can you turn the car off? Thank you. >> Can you give me your driver's license and your insurance card? >> What you think in front of you? >> I'm just asking for your driver's license and then your insurance card. >> Are you dead ass serious? You going to act like that's what you've been asking me for this whole time? >> What have I been asking? >> Shut the up. Like, stop. >> Okay. I need your driver's license and your insurance card. It's just an accident. Don't turn. >> So he should tell you then that you should give me your driver's license. >> Why the entire [ __ ] >> And what do you say right now? If you're acting like this. >> Why are y'all Why do I Why am I pulled over right now? >> For the accident. >> Six time. You want to go six? You were involved in an accident. You left the scene. I found your car. You have damage to the front of your car. All this is is an accident report, ma'am. Don't turn this into anything else. >> Leave it that. Don't turn it into something else. >> It's an accident report. We need your stuff for the report and then you're on your way. >> It's your word against the other driver's word. That's all we're looking at, man. >> Judging by how deep she is in denial, it's pretty clear that she doesn't actually have any kind of information the officer is asking for. And with that attitude, man, she's practically guaranteeing herself a one-way ticket to jail. >> You're making this far too difficult on yourself. >> I understand. >> On yourself. >> I understand. >> Okay. You just give them your license, your insurance. They can relate that over the other. >> Can y'all go to them? >> We already have enough of them. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> That's why we're here. >> I have nothing else to talk about. >> I'm good. >> I need your driver's license and your insurance card. >> I don't have none of that. >> You don't have your license. I don't know your insurance. >> I don't have it. >> Okay. I need you to step out of the car. >> Why? >> Because I need you to step out of the car because now you're under arrest for obstructing the police. Okay. >> You want to turn that into that? We can turn it into that. Just get your license, get the insurance, get get an ID, whatever you got. Just provide it. It's Monday. We're not trying to make you any more difficult than I am. >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay, now you're doing something. Give us your license and your insurance card so we can get this on the report and get you the hell out of here. Now denial will shift to the next stage, looking for something that doesn't exist and trying to stall for as much time as possible. But guess what, lady? You shot yourself in the leg when you stepped into the officer's face and asked to be arrested. Why are you opening my door? Don't touch. >> I'm not going to touch. >> But I need you to give your driver's license and your insurance. >> I am, but don't touch my door. Why are you doing that? >> I've explained it to you already. >> It don't matter. >> Then act like it. >> So, you need to act like it. Don't touch. >> Give me your driver's license and your insurance card. >> Man, what? What's up? >> You want to take me to jail? No, I don't want to jail. Don't touch me. Don't Don't step in my face >> at this point. Just listening to >> Don't grab my >> Got a wrist. You got a wrist. No. You got it, Bobby. I'm not letting this happen. >> Stop resisting. >> You a dumb [ __ ] >> Stop resisting. >> Ain't nobody resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> You just You must be a You must be a rookie. >> You must be a rookie. >> You must be a rookie. [ __ ] OUT OF MY FACE. You feel good? You feel good? You still got a fight for it. >> I got I got I got >> No, it's the other one. I got to I got >> duh. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Got to stand up. OKAY. STAND UP. >> STAND UP. >> OKAY. Roll it to your knees and then come on up on your feet. Yep. Come on. Flip your shoes on your feet. You want your phone? >> Is this your phone? >> Yeah. >> All right. Step up. If you want your phone, step on your shoes. [ __ ] you up. >> That's fine. >> I ain't doing nothing to y'all. >> That's fine. >> That's fine. Put your shoes on. You want them or no? >> Stop. >> Don't you ain't jail. ambulance in route. >> All right, go ahead and get in. Come on. >> Have a seat. Stinks. >> Leave me alone. Y'all have no right to arrest me. >> Ma'am, you got to get in the car. >> Ouch. >> Hop in. Let's go, >> man. Get me the out of here. Y'ALL HAVE NO RIGHT to arrest me. >> You got to get in the car. I'm going to go around the other side. >> No, you don't. Come on. Come on. You have to GET IN THE CAR. >> Let's go. Come on. >> After struggling for a bit, they finally put her in the car and proceeded to transport her to the station. >> All right. We all right? >> Yeah. Yeah, we're good. This all be part of a defensive u just a takeown. >> Yeah. >> Investigating a hit and run. >> Okay. >> Just having a bad Monday. comprehend. >> I don't know. She was going in the glove box for that, but total comprehend wrong. >> You got I think it fell off at some point. >> I was I just thought I didn't know you had one, so I was just sitting here like >> here. I have a wrist. >> I had a trying to transfer the wrist over to Bob. >> I knew it was going to come to that. I could just tell right away. No, I'm glad I showed up over >> did a good job. >> Was 2420 or no? >> You gave her so many commands. I mean, there's >> 24 >> having a bad day. >> Yeah. >> All right, we'll get her down there. >> 24 arrested. What am I getting arrested for? Well, you see what you did back there is like all sorts of not good. Okay. And I think you know that. So, just listen. >> No. What am I? >> It's called obstructing the police. I mean, we can go the whole different route if you want with resisting. You kick the sergeant. We could do that, but we're not we're not going to do all that unless you act to fool down in the jail. Okay? So, what we're going to do, just listen to me. We're going to go to the Juliet Police Department. We have to take your fingerprints and your picture and then we're going to release you. Listen to me. Just listen to me, Britney. And then we'll get you out of here on an eyebound. We'll take you back to >> Or you can go sit at the Will County Jail with no bond. There's your options. Okay. This started from a simple traffic stop and and you could have just went with the program. >> Yeah. Right. >> But you didn't. >> Okay. That's why. So, [snorts] I I'm just explaining to you why you got arrested. >> Bullshitting because you can you can still be cool, but you decide not to. >> I I don't know if that's true. >> No. >> Oh, well, she's probably intoxicated. She was rrestling with us a little bit. She was in an accident hit and run, refusing to get out of the car. So, All right, Britney. So, we're going to take inside fingerprints, pictures, and if you're cool with that, I'll take you to take me home. >> I promise you I will. But you got to promise me that you'll be cool with us. We just got to take your picture and fingerprints. If you're cool, you're going to get reconed if you're down an hour >> cuz I did I do anything? I don't want to go to jail. I >> No, we don't want you to take you to jail. This is just a misdemeanor ass. >> Okay. In an hour. >> I'm not going to jail. >> No, this is the police station. I promise y'all not going to put me in. >> Look, you're you're on camera. You're on camera. Okay. I can't lie to you on camera. >> Yeah, I'm dead ass here. I >> got to get some picture. >> Fingerprints and picture and then we're got to do >> No, you're not going to take no I didn't do anything. You're under arrest. It's part of the booking procedure. Listen. Listen to me, girlfriend. Listen to me. >> Y'all not y'all going to put me under. >> Do not walk your way into a felony. Okay. Don't >> What? >> Refusing this is a felony. We're trying to get you out of here. She's charged with aggravated battery, obstructing justice, leaving the scene of an accident, driving on a suspended license, and resisting arrest. Moving on to this case now, where an entitled Karen just can't stay quiet for her own good. >> So me, when you have someone like that, just call the police, close the door, and tell them everything happened and let them >> What I can do is I can trespass him so that that he can't come back. How does How does that sound? >> Yeah. back from you, bro. I'm not [screaming] a woman tell you to call my mama. I can call my mother to call my mother. [ __ ] I can use my phone to call my >> Welcome to July 23rd, 2024. Cops get to this gas station about a petty shoplifting case. Now, what the officers encountered would be this unruly hyena type of teenager who just doesn't know how to stay quiet. >> Show me everything you take. And they put it here, here, and then stuff here. water and yeah here and water I don't know where so I told them I'm going to call the police and they start crossing me like best you know that stuff >> okay >> and that's it >> so right now she told me >> can you start getting demographics for it then please >> well can I speak for myself >> can we speak >> yeah we can speak after >> I get names first >> okay >> so what do you want done with these uh with you just >> but but my boss he told me when you have someone like that just call the police close the door and tell them everything happened and let them do whatever. >> Okay, >> so >> you can go. >> Yeah. >> No, he didn't. >> Excuse me, sir. >> You you admitted that right? Did you or did you not admit to that? >> So right now you're going to stay here. >> I'm asking you why she can't admit to what she said the first time though. I'm asking why she can't admit. >> Are you going to give me an opportunity to talk or you going to continue? >> Talk talk. phone number. >> So, right now, I'm going to review the security cameras and we'll figure out what's all going on. And what you're saying is we'll be recorded on the security cameras if she said you didn't do anything. All right. So, in the meantime, just work with Officer Weer and Officer Hobart and get get your demographics. You're not leaving right now. >> Okay. as the cops trying to verify her claim of being innocent, which she clearly wasn't. The store owner chose not to press charges and instead just issue a trespass. However, one of these teens acted loudly and recklessly by snatching her ID from the officer's hand, which of course got her arrested. >> Always 727. Go in. If you want to go in, you can go in. >> I don't know what to do. I don't want to hurt anyone or do anything bad for anyone. But at the same time, >> what I can do is I can trespass him so that that he can't come back. How does How does that sound? >> Yeah, that ID. That's not your ID. >> I forgot ID. >> All right, let's push it back in here. I don't want to sound the door. Push it in. >> No. We're going to stand in here. >> Put your hand behind your back right now. >> YEAH. NOW, BRO, GET >> YOUR BEHAVIOR. CALL MY MOM ID BACK FROM YOU, BRO. I'M not [screaming] call. >> I'm not calling your mom. You're 18. >> Call my mom. After detaining her, the cop then transported her to the vehicle. But the inner hyena still keeps driving her hardware. Props to the cops and all you people right now who have to listen to this annoying voice. >> Call my mother. I can call my mother. >> No, we're not calling anybody. >> Yes, I can. >> I don't care. Am I doing it or not? I want a female to talk to you. I DON'T WANT NO MALE TALK TO ME. I WANT A FEMALE TO TALK TO ME. I HAVE A FEMALE SEX. NOT A FEMALE. I'M NOT REQUIRED. Have a seat in the car. >> No. If nothing, sit down in the car. >> Sit in the car. Now call my mom. You're not calling my mom. >> You're under arrest. >> Why am I under arrest for you? >> Stay in the car. Sit in the car. >> You never seen the car. >> NO, YOU DID NOT. BRO, [screaming] I WILL GET IN THE CAR AND I CALL MY MOM. DON'T GRAB ME. DON'T GRAB ME NOW. YOU you too much. I can GET OUT OF MYSELF. [screaming] I'M TRYING TO GET UP IN THE CAR. >> You're under arrest. >> I [ __ ] bro. >> You're You're detained for an investigation. You're not snatching your ID out of my hand. >> Thank you. >> You good? >> Yeah, I'm fine. No, I'm not. >> I noticed. >> No. >> And I'm telling you, no. >> No. >> All she had to do was follow instructions, man, and not cause any problems. She would have been fine. Like her friend right here. >> Be a trespass. >> Yes. >> Both of them? >> Yes. Do you He said you got his info or it would not happen. >> Okay. If um if you finish >> this trespass if you want >> at the jail, you can. >> Are you in school or what are you doing nowadays? >> I'm graduating this year. Well, the upcoming year. >> What do you want to do? >> Well, I'm want to be a lawyer. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But not dealing with this. >> This here is a civil thing. It's not a big deal. Okay. Disappears after one year. All right. But just don't get yourself involved any further. All right. And um and you'll be fine. >> So, is she getting arrested? >> I got to talk to the other officer and see what she did that um caused him to uh put her in handcuffs. Okay. >> Okay. >> I was fixing to do it because of her attitude. The way she was, I was concerned that she might try to uh strike out at me or some one of the other guys. That's why before y'all got here, I kept trying to call her down, bro. She Well, >> I appreciate you working with us. If she would have been calm, she would have wound up getting one of these pieces of papers and walking away. >> While the cop is speaking to the friend now, her tantrum throwing in the car shows no sign of stopping. >> Hey, let the mama tell you to call my mama. I can call my mother. I to call my mama. You call to call my mama. Dumb ass. You can't >> at the jail. You can >> wrong, bro. >> You need to sit down. >> NO, I DON'T. I don't got bro. >> You don't have nothing to hold me for. Is it cuz I'm black and pretty and you're ugly? >> Has nothing to do with that at all? >> Clearly it is. Clearly it is. Clearly it is. >> On your butt. >> Had no right to touch me, bro. I felt violated. If I felt sexual harass or any type of assault, I I can make that into a report. >> Okay, you can report it. >> THEN I WILL REPORT IT. But after this investigation over, you going to see that I didn't do nothing wrong. You going to let me go. >> Well, you should have thought about that. You go. You go. After this investigation is over, you going to see I didn't do nothing wrong and I'm get to go back to my child. That's all I've been trying to do. I got the wrong things going on. >> Okay. [snorts] I didn't do ANYTHING WRONG. YOU GRABBED MY ID. I I I ASKED FOR MY ID BACK. You tried to say I tried to snatch it. I just asked for my ID back. I already put my hand out and then I touched it. You You snatched it back down. What did you say? It's all on your camera. It's your camera. What you GOING TO SEE? THEN I DID I TOUCH MY YOU SNATCHED IT DOWN. THEY TRY TO SAY, "OH, YOU snatched from me." It's my [ __ ] I didn't snatch from you FOR I DON'T HAVE no reason to snatch from nobody. >> You're under arrest. >> For what? For what? >> Destruction. >> What did I destroy? >> MY INVESTIGATION. >> NO, I DID NOT. I DIDN'T EVEN DO THAT. YOU LIED. You lying on my mom. You just lied, bro. You just lied on my head, bro. You just lying on me, bro. You literally just sat up here and lied to me, bro. You just sat up here and lying on me, [screaming] bro. OH MY GOD, BRO. WHY ARE YOU LYING ON my name? Like, what's wrong with you, bro? Like, I don't know what's wrong with you, but I didn't do nothing, bro. You just got still going on. I didn't do nothing wrong. So, I don't understand how am I under arrest for doing nothing. I didn't do nothing. I gave you my name. I gave you my mom number. All you trying to say? What are you trying to say? Cuz I didn't do nothing wrong, bro. I didn't do nothing wrong, bro. I didn't do nothing wrong. You still trying to say I did say that I didn't do nothing. Resisting an officer. Resisting an officer. Burglary. Resisting an officer. You have a pattern of behavior here. Lying, bro. You lying, bro. You lying, bro. You lying, bro. You lying, bro. You lying, bro. You lying, bro. You lying, bro. I'm not under arrest for not doing [ __ ] bro. >> In the end, she's charged with resisting without violence and was issued a trespass warning for the business. Moving on to the next case where an elderly Karen goes nuts after meeting a nononsense cop. >> You going to keep yelling at me? >> Yeah. Go ahead. Take me to jail and then I'll sue you. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm going to tase you. >> Let me call my lawyer. >> Just another way to get more money. >> It's the summer of August 12th, 2022. Cops initiated a traffic stop for failing to use a turn signal. Pretty simple stuff. Let's see what happened. >> Hello. How's it going? >> Okay. Where are you trying to head to? >> Home. >> Where's home at? >> In Jackson Street. >> Jackson Street? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where you coming from? >> I dropped my son off at work. What's businesses of yours? >> Hey, why are you yelling at me? >> Because there's no sense stopping me. >> Okay. You got your license on you? >> Yes. Do >> you also have insurance on the car? >> Yes. >> All righty. I'm going to need to see that, too. >> Whoa. Holy moly. Unleashing her full car and attitude, she pushes the officer to the brink of slapping on the handcuffs. But their experienced stoicism takes over, simply just telling her to step out of the car. >> Why aren't you using turn signals? >> I did have my turn signal on. >> You going to keep yelling at me? >> Yeah, >> I am. >> Step out of the car. >> No. >> Yes. Step out of the car. >> No, I don't have anything to >> stop reaching in your purse, ma'am. I'm going to ask myself to car >> step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> Ma'am, you have one more chance before I take you out of the car. >> Go ahead and try. >> That would be You go to jail. I'll try not to take you to jail. Okay. >> Okay. That's nice. Step out of the car. It's expired. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. Janice, right? >> Yeah. >> Turn off the car. No. Why? >> Can she asked you nicely? >> No, she hasn't. There was no reason to stop me. I had my turn signal on. I >> I'm asking you nicely. >> So, she said she had her no turn signal, right? >> I had my turn signal on. >> You can't read your license plate because the paint's worn off. >> That's because I got hit. >> Okay, that's fine. But she's asking you to get out of the car. Otherwise, you you're going to go to jail for obstruction. >> Well, go ahead. Take me to jail and then I'll sue you at. >> We're trying to give you the opportunity to get out of the car nicely. Not once have I raised my sign. >> There's no reason for me to get out of the car. >> You're yelling at me. You didn't use your turn signal. You >> Yes, I did have my turn signal on. >> Janice, stop yelling at me. Turn the car off now. Well, after being all loud and obnoxious, as any true Karen would, true to form, she switches to the silent treatment now, still refusing to step out of the car. But that tactic isn't going to really help her once the cop moves in to make the arrest. >> Turn the car off. >> No. >> One last chance. Step out of the car nicely or I'm going to take you out of the car. >> Go ahead. Step out of the car. >> No. >> Tell me why not. >> Because there's no reason for me to step out of the car. >> Come on. Yeah. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You're going to need your assistance. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> 124. 124. Head this way. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Stop. Stop. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out, >> Janice. >> No. >> There is no reason to. >> Step out of the car. >> Okay. >> You're going to get tased. >> Going to get tased. Stop letting go. >> Stop reaching for things. >> I'm going to tase you. 3 2 1. Get out of the car. >> Okay. Behind your back. >> Stop resisting. Stop. >> Stop. Okay. Let me call my lawyer. >> Let me call my lawyer right now. >> All right. >> Because I have my turn signal on >> this way. >> This is false of this because I have my turn signal on. >> Yeah. Is that why you ditch me in jewel? >> I didn't get you in jewel. car. >> No, you're not touching me. >> Stop. You want me to damaging government property? >> I said no. >> Just get with the program. >> No. Get my lawyer. >> Okay. You can call him >> right now. >> You can call him at the jail >> right now. >> I'll write you a seatelt ticket. You want that? >> Yeah. >> I HAVE SEAT BELT ON. >> IF YOU DON'T LET ME PUT THE SEAT BELT ON. >> AND I have a blinker on too. You can lie as much as you want. >> You better turn my lights off. If my battery goes dead, I'm going to sue you for that, too. >> If my battery goes dead, I'm going to sue you for that. She said that. I love it. >> There's no sense in this because I have my blinker on. >> I've never yelled at you once. >> I don't care whether you yelled at me. >> Okay, >> but this is false arrest for not having a blinker. So, I was following her uh northbound division. >> Mhm. >> Got behind her. She went all the way from the right hand lane, crossed over that hand lane, crossed over to the turn lane, then right behind to Juel. I couldn't get behind her cuz traffic was coming. So, I pulled over around Circle K, watched her go around the parking lot of Juul, and then jump out in front of cars. So, I got behind her finally, or I Nick got behind her, and so I messaged him >> and I was like, "Hey, can you stop that car for me?" Cuz I couldn't get in front of Nick. I can't read her plate cuz it turned off. So that's why I stop. >> After finishing explaining the case to her superior, the cop started to transport the suspect to the station for processing. >> All you want, [ __ ] >> What' you say? >> Fly all you want. I have my turn signal on. >> We're going to go straight up to those doors over there. Got anything on you? Any needles or anything like that? I know about >> No. Why would I? >> Got to ask. You going to take my money, too? >> Well, as long as you lie, you might as well steal my money, too. >> Stop. >> 7:39. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Reaching for things. >> Why am I reach What am I reaching for? >> I got be my hands behind my back, you idiot. Face the wall. >> You want to undress me, too? No, >> we're not in that room. >> Face the wall. >> OH MY GOD. >> THERE'S NOTHING IN THERE. >> OH, DAMN. >> ALL YOU HAVE to do is stay still. Okay, that's it. Just >> I'm going to punch HER IN ABOUT 5 SECONDS if she touches me again. >> She has to search you. >> She searched me. >> Okay, she's not done yet. Enough. >> Jana, stop. LOOK AT ME. >> ENOUGH. >> Don't Don't worry about her. Don't worry about her. Just look at me. Okay. >> No. God damn. >> Janice, you have TO STOP. >> KNOCK IT OFF. YOU KNOW, >> SHE HAS to do this. Okay. >> No, she don't have to do this. >> Yeah, she does. >> No, she doesn't. >> It's our job >> because I have my blinker on and she stopped me and she arrested me. Okay. >> For a blinker. >> Okay. Well, that's not why she arrested you. >> Okay. Go ahead and sit down on the bench over there, Janice. >> Janice, do you have a hundred bucks? >> No. >> Okay. I'm on social security. >> Is there anyone that can come here and bond yell out? It's 100 bucks. >> I don't know. I can try my son to see if he's got I doubt that he's even got it. >> Okay. Well, we can try or you can call uh Michael here in a few minutes. Okay. See if he can postpone for it. Otherwise, we got to take you down to the jail. Okay. >> Don't tell one of them. She was charged with resisting arrest, failing to signal, and improper lane usage. We move on to this case now where a mother, Karen, not only breached her son's school trespass order, but she would also terrorize the school staff by threatening to kill him. >> You have warrants, Shannon. >> So good, Paris. >> Shannon, we're going to break. >> Call the supervisor now. >> I am the supervisor. >> You call. >> This is THE REASON WHY. NOW, >> come on. >> I WANT YOU TO SEE MY [ __ ] >> Come on. Get out of the car. >> I don't know. I'm waiting for him TO GET OUT THE CAR. >> All right. Sh. >> What are you pulling me over for? Because I told you a woman was on the phone. >> Okay. Well, you have active warrants, so we're going to step you out. All right. Yes, you are. Shen, don't make any stepping out. >> Don't want to make it. >> I have active warrants. From what, >> Shannon? Come on, >> Ch. Sh. From what? >> Where? From where? He wants to know where. Shannon, one from >> My husband wants to know where Shannon, I'm going to pull you out of the car. >> You're not doing >> Shannon, I'm going to have to take you out of the car. Okay. >> Anyway, you're not telling me nothing. >> She's refusing out of the car. Shannon, I'm going to break the window. >> I'm going to break the window. >> I got a warrant. I want to know what it is. What's it for? >> We'll let you know. Come on, >> girl. You can let me know right here while I'm driving home. You can't tell me why I got warranted. What's my warrant for? >> Incident at the school last night. >> Did you have warrants? >> For what? for what happened yesterday at the school. >> Okay. What was that for? Cuz I wanted my kids. >> Cuz you were making threats. >> What threats did I make? I called the I make no threats. I went and I already got a lawyer. You're not pulling me over telling me I got warrants. >> You do have warrants. >> Proving step out of the car. >> No, I'm not stepping out the on the car. I'M I JUST DROPPED OFF MY DAUGHTER'S CLOTHES. I TOLD this idiot that that person was on the phone. He goes over and gets behind me. There's that. He did that. He had trapped me. All right. You break my window and watch. Watch and break my window, y'all. >> Dear God. A Karen with an active warrant refusing to get out of the car as the cops are telling her to, yelling and cussing at him. Oh, buddy. This is going to be so much fun. >> Can you tell her to please step out of the car? >> What threat was I making cuz I got everything in writing. >> Okay. It's in the report. >> No, go call John. >> Can Can I talk? You're just yelling over top of me. >> Go. They did a report for you yesterday. >> To school today. >> And you also have another warrant out of I don't even know where. >> Where? Tell me. >> We'll tell you when we get back. >> No, you can tell me right here. >> We can tell you now. >> Nowhere. >> We'll roll your windows down so we can talk to you. >> You can tell me right like that. Start record. We'll record this [ __ ] >> You record it. We have body cam. Start recording. >> Where's my I don't even got my phone. >> Put on. >> Yeah. Break. I swear. Break my window. Yo, break it. >> Am I starting the paperwork for today or kind of the same circumstances adjustment? I just dropped my son to school. >> Let me know what the warrants were. >> My son had >> Can you listen? I'm telling you for the warrants. Look, listen. Listen, listen. >> The girl drove to his pool. The girl drove by. The cop was on her leg. >> Open her mouth being dumb. Like, you know, you can put a girl over the >> Yeah. And then he gets behind me. There was no reason for He wasn't even behind me. >> What they say? >> HE WASN'T EVEN WORRIED ABOUT ME. >> He wasn't even worried about me. He wasn't even he was in the left lane and then he got over behind me. He wasn't even worried about me. >> No, he didn't even get So what are the what are my war? Give me a >> We're have We have central checking it now or dispatch. >> I wasn't trespassing. They weren't bringing my son out. It's all recorded. >> Okay. I'm just telling you what they told us. >> I don't care. I got I called you guys to come out. Help me get my kit yesterday. I got all recorded and then John was there. I came in and spoke to him. NOBODY CALLED THE COPS. I DID. Cuz I'm going to show you proof that I called. >> I believe you. I'm not saying you didn't. You don't believe me, Swan. >> You're not letting me. You're just talking over a piece of school. >> Shanny, you're just talking over me. >> Cuz I don't give a [ __ ] you say cuz you're not giving >> I know you don't care. You don't You never care when we talk to you. >> You guys don't help me. You don't help me. >> How can we help you? You just yell at us. >> What an obnoxious woman. I mean, she has a kid. >> See, like that's doesn't help. >> My window. >> Okay. >> THIS [ __ ] WAS NOT EVEN BEHIND ME. SHANNON, you have >> doing this because you have warrants. Shannon, >> so good. Paris, >> we're going to break your window and take you out of the car. >> Yo, if they if they break my window, I'm definitely >> We don't want to do that. No, that's not how this works. Shannon, >> call the supervisor now. >> I am the supervisor. >> Call John. >> I got John here. I don't want to know. >> No, I'm the supervisor. Shannon, >> YOU DON'T PROTECT ME AT MY HOUSE. >> I COME OUT AND PROTECT you all the time of you. >> We really don't want to break your window, Shannon. of shorts and sneakers to my daughter making a left and then I I PUT MY WINDOW DOWN AND TALK TO HIM AND HE PULLS ME OVER. >> SHANNON, open your door, please. >> We don't want to damage your car. We're going to break your window. Shannon, >> call Where's Call my phone on? >> Have you ever met a Karen that didn't say call your supervisor? Looks like she wants to show everybody her good old Karen spirit. >> You got home, >> Shannon? Sean, don't give >> you don't give a none of you give a about me. Open your door. >> None of you give a [ __ ] about me. >> We do. >> You don't. If you did, I wouldn't be going through the [ __ ] going through. >> Well, you're yelling at me through a little crack in your window. >> Well, you ain't getting no more than that. You don't deserve it. >> Okay. I'm trying to help you from breaking your window. >> I'm going to go bail out of Barington. >> No, stop. Don't trust you people. And I already told my lady. >> If you leave, you're getting charged with another charge. >> Watch. Listen to this. >> Don't leave. I already told my lady. She already [ __ ] knows. Shane, put your car in park. All right, we're breaking your window. Last chance. >> My diaper. >> Last chance. >> Your call has been >> No, wait. I'm calling. My diapers worker said at the school or you people give me a problem. The car. >> Pull your window down. >> I don't care. Break my window. You'll be paying for it. >> You're paying for it. >> Shannon, put your window down. This is the last warning. >> I'm trying to go to Barington. >> Shannon, one more chance. >> I don't want to go to Magnolia. I want to GO TO BAR. DON'T OPEN THE DOOR. >> YOU HAVE TO GO. BRO, go >> yo. >> This is the REASON WHY >> come on. >> Female just took off from 10. >> After watching the cops peel her window off like an orange, she immediately took off and was asked by her son to get out. She was later found by another team of cops parked at this spot screaming at pedestrians. Make me understand cuz they didn't do that to me. >> Listen, stop. All right. >> You know, when I lived in Barington, I never got in trouble. Not one time. You know that. Tell me. They just suck my >> I'm not going there. I'm not going there. I don't feel safe when No. I don't feel safe there. No. I'm not going. Call my husband. CALL MY HUSBAND. I DON'T WANT TO GO to I already don't feel safe living there. I got VCCO money to move. No. No, don't tell me to stop. Damn it. Stop. Come on. He said I had other charges out somewhere else and I'm not going call my husband. My husband don't want me to go. No. My No. No. You don't understand. Every time we go and something happens, >> please don't bring me. >> You can bring me anywhere but anywhere but I swear. Please not. >> They They are towing the car. Okay. >> No. Cuz show them something. Get it right now. So you you want your purse? Yeah. All right. >> Is there anything else you want in >> No, BECAUSE WE'RE NO. CALL MY HUSBAND. >> I can't help you. >> Sean's coming right now. >> Do you want anything? >> So, who's going TO PAY FOR EVERYTHING THAT SHANNON SHANNON SHANNON tell you, mother to come over? >> We're not doing that. >> Listen, I can be a real nice, but they can't even come to my face. Don't put on the ground. You lose money. Can you put it back? I'll put it right here. Tell them to come over and talk to me cuz sure enough. Listen, you can't tell them. Tell them to come over and say something. Listen, even You fled from us. Your car is getting to you fled from him, Shannon. >> So, where is the gate? Where how much is it to GET OUT? CALL MY HUSBAND. >> I can't call him. >> Can you Can you get on my phone and open it and you can call him cuz it's getting to >> call yo now. >> Man, the entitlement is crazy. She doesn't even realize how much trouble she's in. Trespassed with an active warrant. Running from police class. We know what happens when you let entitlement take the wheel. >> I'm tired of you [ __ ] motherers. Stop screaming here. There's a daycare right there. >> I know. My bad. My kids went there. I know. >> I know. Stop. >> No. Cuz he's just a [ __ ] weirdo. You can't weirdo. Listen, if you keep yelling, you're going to get me in trouble. My chief's going to come out here. Like, why didn't you charge her? I'm not trying to charge you. All right. My husband. >> This woman had active warrants for terroristic threats and aggravated assault on Leos during a traffic stop. After this case, she was charged with eluding, obstruction of law, and resisting arrest. >> It's like, why are you coming? >> Stop. Stop it. You're going to get a hit on the ground. You're going to get a resistance charge. I saw something in her pocket. As she's talking to me, she's trying to shove in her ass. [clears throat] >> It's December 6th, 2024. Florida of all places. A cop's on patrol conducting a traffic stop on a vehicle after noticing it speeding through an intersection, blowing right through a red light. Here's what happened next. Excuse me. Did >> I wrong? >> Yeah, you went through a red light and you're speeding. I >> did. Oh, I'm sorry, Mom. I'm trying to get a co My cousin left my car in Cocoa Beach last night. He stole it. I'm This is my mom's car. I'm trying to trying to get over to my friend's house and jump my car out in Cocoa Beach because this is her car. I'm trying to get out there. He's I just went and got to I just went trying to get my tools to go out to Cocoa Beach to jump her car and she's freaking because she wants her car back. I'm trying to get to Coco Beach out there. Hampton in to get my car jumped. So, I'm trying to get that car jumped back out there. got a good I just got there. >> Can you roll down the other window? >> Yeah. I'm sorry. >> So, she's freaking cuz I'm trying to get my car back. This is her car. >> Okay. >> So, it's cold and I'm just texting. I'm trying to text my friend John talking about dead batteries and stuff. I'm sorry. I didn't even know that was you behind me till just then. >> Okay. >> So, I'm trying to pull over to let you go behind me. I didn't know that was a cop behind me. I didn't know that. I was probably somebody on my ass. >> All right. Do you have your license registration? >> Uh, I don't even know where our registration is. Sorry. Let's start with your driver's license. >> My insurance card is That's in my car. That's in my car. >> All right. Do you have any weapons in the vehicle? No. >> There. Any drugs in the vehicle? Anything like that? No. >> Seeing how frantic she was, the cops suspected that she had something to hide and instructed her to get out of the car and deployed a K9 good boy to search for any suspicious signs. >> Okay. You mind if I search? >> No, I don't have any cars. Like a sir, I'm trying to go to my I'm trying to go down to my to my mom's car. >> Well, I'll just have you shut off the vehicle and step off for me. >> No. Can Can I put all this back, please, sir? >> Just set it off to the side. >> Okay. Damn. >> What was I doing wrong? Officer, >> you were speeding and you went through a red light. Now, put the stuff Put the stuff to the to the side. >> Jack Oats and Barton. >> What? Lily. >> Jack Oats and Bart or Morel and Barton. >> Wait, give me a second. And >> your stuff's fine. Just step out. >> I don't have to step out of the car. >> Because I'm telling you to get in the car and step out. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Can I get my jacket at least, please? >> Just leave it there. Just step out. >> Oh. Oh my god. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Step out over there by him. >> I'm going to shut your car off. I'm not searching your car. >> I do this all the time on something. This is my mom's car. Nothing in this [ __ ] >> There's nothing. This is illegal. There's nothing in my car. >> I have I can tell you nothing. There's nothing in my car. There's wheels in the car. It's my mother's car. There's diabetic deals and cards on diet. That's the only car. And there's either because there's a bottle of pills in my car. Those are my pills or my prescription pills. There's a bottom needles in my car. That's it right here. That's my This is my car. This is my car. This is it. >> So, it's your car or it's your mom's car? >> This is my mother's car. >> As the cop is looking through the vehicle, she started acting up and tried to resist the officer. >> Stop. >> Stop. There's not even >> What the hell are you doing to your pants? >> Why are you cursing? >> It's right in the back. >> It's a needle. >> Stop. >> It's a deal. Why are you crying? >> Stop. You stop or you're going to get a hit on the ground. You're going to get a resistant charge now. Stop up against the car cuz you get out of control. Hurt me. >> Stop. Give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> [laughter] >> I need a female officer. >> Stop. >> I don't want you as I don't want you to have her needle and see my needle. >> I don't want you to see my needle and the needle is all. I don't want you to see my diabetic needle is off. >> You don't want to jump needle. >> I don't want you to see my diabetic needle is off. I'm telling you about >> There's nothing wrong with being diabetic. It's not against the law. >> They'll say it's >> No one's going to say No one's going to say it is. >> They'll say it's a pair of bonito. >> Stop. >> They'll say it's a They'll say it's a needle for something else. >> You want me to start ignoring you? >> No, but they'll say it's a drug needle. >> You'll say it's a drug needle. >> Do you always keep your >> I had it in my pocket. No, I had it in my pocket. >> She I saw something in her pocket as she's talking to me. She's trying to shove it in her ass. It was a needle. That's what it was. >> It was a needle. >> Fine. >> You'll say it's a drug needle. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> That you have a right to remain silent sounds more like begging than informing. Also, was she stuffing a needle up her ass? How desperate was she? And despite her erratic behavior, the cop still gives her a chance not to make this even worse. >> Trying to help you out. Just be quiet. Let me tell you why I know why I was a nurse. I was a nurse 18 years. I'm on a 5year sentence and I have till October. I have till August 25th to go back and get my license. I'm three years in. >> I have three years to go back. Yes, sir. >> Right here. >> And if I if I lose it, I if I don't if I go to jail, I won't go back and I won't get my license in August >> of next year. >> I can tell you right now, your eyes are pinfully. And you're talking 1,000 miles an hour. >> I'm scared. >> When I'm scared, I don't That's how you're talking. >> My mother, I'm telling you, >> stop. >> I'm telling you, son. That's what I'm scared of. >> Stop. You're lucky we didn't put you on the ground cuz that's where you were going. I saved you from going to the ground. >> Sorry. This is what I'm scared of. >> You don't have to resist us and pull away and try to get away from us. You should go to jail from that. >> I'm scared. >> Stop. You're detained. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say 104 to one. You have right. You understand each of these rights have just >> Why can't you call my mom? >> Why can't you call my mom? >> How old are you? >> I'm 48. >> Okay. I'm not calling your mom. My mom thinks I'm going to get my car. Why can't you keep going to come get the >> Why can't you stop? >> I want to get that needle OUT OF MY OUT OF THERE. PULL IT OUT. IT HURT. It's stabbing me. Sir, can I get >> I have a female officer coming. I'm not going to reach >> stabbing me. So, I want to pull it out. >> Stop. >> It [screaming] is stabbing me. >> Stop it out. >> No. >> WHY CAN'T I PULL IT? IT'S STABBING ME. >> STOP. >> WHY ARE YOU hurting me like this? >> I'm not trying to hurt you. >> Swimm it all around. Cut the [ __ ] >> It's poking me. >> Then don't stick it in your a-hole. Poor officers. They still got to take the needle out of her. >> And she put p talking to me. She put it in her back of her pants. Now she's saying >> there is a needle poking me right there. Can you get it? >> Okay, I can get it. Just relax. Where is it at? It's in the back. Okay. So, here's what I need you to do. Listen what I need you to do. Not move. Do you understand? I understand. But don't move. >> Hold still. Do not move. >> I don't want the officer getting pulled. >> Move your hands. Don't move. >> Please >> hold. Listen, I'm going to tell you this one more time. Stop moving. Hold that officer. Hurry. I'm on my underwear. >> Okay, hold still. >> You ready? >> Hold on. I need a bag. >> Okay, >> keep holding. Don't move. Okay, >> now stand still. >> I do. >> You have bags, Morehead. Um, I can get one. >> Yeah, it's >> it's not the lid's not off of it. It's bloody. >> So, after taking the needle out, the cop continued searching her and they found even more of her so-called vitamins falling out of her pants. >> You got anything else on you? >> No, I was just trying to tell him about that needle. >> I don't know what she has on her. >> All right, I'm going to search you, but do you have anything else that's going to poke me? No, that might I thought I had maybe one more deal, but I think this is in my butt. That was it. >> Where do you think you might have in your butt? >> I thought you had my Yeah, I thought my butt or my pocket. That was it. >> All right, Tabo, can you lift this arm again? She says she might have another one down there. >> In my butt. >> Okay, keep your hands out of it. I'll look. >> I think it's in my pocket or my butt. >> Can I don't see it. >> Okay, it might be in this pocket right here, baby. >> In the pocket. All right, hold still. >> It's not. It was in the car. That's a tri. It might be in the car then. >> That's my diet. That's my pill. >> That's my vitamin for taking my vitamin. >> Then that's it. Then it's in the car if it's not in there. >> Okay. Give me just a second. I still got to finish searching everything. Okay. Okay. >> She needs to go to jail for this. >> Hold still. I didn't mean to resist. >> Those are my vitamins. I swear to God. >> You're fine. I just dropped it. Just >> Those are my pills. Those are my vitamins. >> Just hang for me. I got to put all your property in a bag. Okay. >> Okay. Those are vitamins. >> And I also need you. I know you'll search, but white. >> There's something in her pants, so I need you to hold it. She's trying to get tough drop. Oh, those are my That's my M those are my medication. Those are my pills. Those are my vitamin packs. Those have my Those are my >> Her eyes are super constricted. [ __ ] it up. >> Those are my vitamin packs, ma'am. This has my medicines in it. >> Tweezers or something. >> Yeah, that's my vitamin packs. Go take it. >> You got to say it. That's all my vitamin stuff. All my medications in those packs. It's like >> those are just all my vitamins packs. I promise you you're fine. I just have to do my search, right? >> Yeah. I was just worried about those needles. That's what I was worried about. >> Okay. All right. >> After searching her body, the cop then came to search her vehicle and belongings. >> Why? I got You got gloves on. Can you look it up? Yeah. >> Please don't take me to jail, sir. I won't get my nursing license. >> The one on the hood. We didn't even We haven't even got that far. >> Please don't take me to jail, sir. I've been good for 3 years. If you arrest me, I won't get my nursing license. Nurse, >> what's your name? What's your last name? >> I won't get my nursing license back. Sorry. I've been good for 30 years. If you arrest me, I won't get my nursing. I've been a nurse for 20 something years. >> Why are you acting the way you >> supposed to be? Half a milligram of >> I don't know. Doesn't have a picture on here. See if you can >> I want to find out what's in that tube. >> Where's the tube at? >> Metal tube with a green lid. It's got something inside of it, but I can't. Every time I try to get it out, >> check something. >> You know what? She's got tweezers right here. There's something inside of there, but I can't get it out. See what I mean? Oh, little baggies. There might still be residue. There's residue of something. Oh, something's inside of that. Some residue. Okay, >> this is probably whatever she's shooting up cuz that needle had blood in it. >> Yeah, >> there's more little tubies in there. That's probably why cuz she was saying this was pills, but I'm like, why did you stick it in your pants then to hide it? >> That's it. >> There you go. >> All right. >> Looks like fentanyl. >> This is something. Otherwise, you would have been hiding in her pants. >> Yeah. was orange heroin. No, fentanyl. It's fentanyl. It's just not super strong. And there wasn't very much on there. There was only a little bit of residue on the >> It's fentanyl. >> The officers then moved her to the squad car for further transportation. >> Um, >> no fentanyl. >> Go to the car over there. >> There's no folk. >> Walk with us. It's not allowed in. >> I don't have fentanyl, sir. I promise you. >> Hop in the car. >> I don't have fentanyl. I did not have fentanyl. >> In the car, Pauline, >> that's I don't have fentanyl, sir. >> I promise you. >> The car. Look. See the floor? Floor is clean. There's nothing in the car. >> Officer out as soon as it is. >> I promise you. In the end, she's charged with resisting without violence, possession of fentanyl, possession of drug paraphernelia, failure to stop for a red light, and speeding. Her bond is set at $3,000, which she later posted. In court, her citation for failure to stop for a red light and speeding was dismissed. She initially pled not guilty to the remaining charges, but later took a plea deal and amended her plea to no contest. She was found guilty and given nine months in jail with 70 days suspended, six month suspension of her Florida driver's license, and ordered to pay $1,72 in fines and costs. HAVE >> A SEAT. YOU MY [screaming] >> It's May 26th, 2024, Ohio. Cops get to this residence regarding a domestic dispute case. Here's what happened next. >> Sorry to bother you guys. >> You're all right. We have an open CPS case right now. It just started on Friday. >> Okay. >> Or Thursday, really. Thursday. >> The case will open myself to grandma and grandpa or daddy. They have the little one. >> Okay. >> Because you pulled the little one the other night. This is what started it. If your dad ever hurt you, I'm going to kill him. >> Okay. >> And there was weed. I know weed was acceptable. But the case worker said if we have to come over here because she didn't let us get her medicine. >> Go sit. >> Hey, go sit down. >> Let's act like an adult. >> She can keep it up all she wants. >> She's going to go to She's gonna go >> kiss my white ass. >> And mom. >> What a charming woman acting like that in front of the cops. It's definitely not going to end well for her. >> Do you guys own this house? I don't remember. >> Her and her husband are the ones the owners of the house. >> Okay. >> Try to shut me up. >> You >> I'm going to shut you up. >> Stop. >> Put your hands on your back. >> Oh, I'm going crazy. >> No, you're going toing jail. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Sorely conduct. >> Okay. Oh. Oh, you're trying to get me from back to high school. >> YOU'RE TRYING TO [ __ ] GET RID of me so y'all have to deal with my issues. >> Give me your phone. >> You piece of 13 under arrest. Stop. >> I didn't do nothing to her. >> You got anything on you? >> No. Didn't do nothing. >> Well, you were acting like an idiot in your front yard, so that's doing something. >> Hey, I know. Have a seat. >> All right. >> Oh, I hate being arrested. >> Yo, hold on. >> Back in high school, she always arrested me and lied about me. >> Turn back around. >> SO, SHE DID have to deal with me. >> Let me fix these real quick so they don't >> I know they're uncomfy. >> Well, they're not made to be comfortable. >> And I don't deserve to be gone to jail or the hospital or >> or anywhere. >> Okay. or is she trying to kill me to shut me up and take my baby and abuse her? >> After securing her, the officer asked her a few more questions before taking her to the station. >> I'm sorry. >> Hey, what's your name? >> Shannon, can you please >> Shannon? Shannon, where where are house keys for you? Your house? No, cuz I know my mom is trying to get myself and trying to make make me look like I'm abusing drugs and and not taking my medication. She's lying on me. I've been happy with breaking free from them once and for all. My mom's been abusing me my whole life, too. My mom has been abusing me my whole life. Please listen. I know you're listening. >> Where? Where? She wants to try to blackmail me. >> Where are you blackmail me? >> Where are your house keys so that I can get them for you? Where are they at? >> Honestly, I don't remember. They might They might be on my table. >> Is there like a cluster of keys or is it just one key or? >> Yeah, cluster of keys. But can you bring my cigarettes and please can I get a ice water and be out of these? I don't deserve these. >> Oh, look here. My nose is running. My boogers is about to go in my mouth. Dude, >> do you want us to shackle your ankles? >> Please. >> Do you want your ankles to be shackled? >> I know you hear me. I know you are not. >> I'm asking you a question. I'm asking you a question. >> I know you >> cuz if you don't answer me yes or no. I'm going to handcuff your ankles. >> Yes. >> You want your ankles handcuffed? So you stop then stop kicking. I'm not playing. You >> kick one more time. I'm going to handcuff your ankles. >> I'm just >> We will adjust. I get it. We'll adjust your handcuffs here in a second. away. I never been >> I never should have been sent away my whole >> You kick again. I'm I'm hang I'm shackling your ankle. Please. >> Are you guys done? >> All right. I just want to lock up and get her down there. >> She's starting to kick. So, >> I need I need to spot my weed, please. I know you >> Hey, >> I know you guys heard me cuz I was very loud and proud. They're trying to set me up, guys. They've been for this whole time. My whole life. >> Do me a favor. Sit back. Sit back. >> Because they got everything from me. And my nose. Look, dude. >> Okay. >> Look. For real. >> I see it. You're all right. >> For real. Can I have a tissue? >> Sit back. Sit back. >> I know you always want to take care of and make sure everyone is okay. And they don't want to send you away. >> We try. They don't want >> them up to get where they're >> all right. Jump out. Come on. >> Hey, you. >> It's raining. >> I know. I appreciate Oh, >> yeah. Like a lot. This way. This way. >> They just setting me up, making me look crazy and everything. I'm misplacing items. >> Hey, this way. Go to the right. >> And my autistic child gets into everything. >> To the right over here on this book. And that's her first arrest. About a month later, on July 15th, officers went back to the house to perform a welfare check. >> Police department. >> Here, come to the door. >> That's okay. That's fantastic. Come to the door for me. I can't talk to you. >> Not happening. >> You're not being under arrest. We're just need to talk to you real quick. >> Oh, no. She's fine. I'm not dealing with it. >> Yep. Have a wonderful day. As the cops are preparing to leave, she comes outside and starts yelling at him. >> Just put us back out here real quick. She decided to come back outside and talk to >> us without drugs. Arrested. >> Oh no. Are you going inside now? >> Bye. >> Hello. I thought being 12. >> Then stay inside and I'll come back out. >> Stop yelling. Stop yelling. Please. >> Then go inside. If you don't want us to talk to you, then go inside. >> Please go inside. Stop yelling. >> A jackass mother. >> I am going back inside. >> Can we leave? come out again. >> Probably not. >> Oh, now we start. >> Oh, she did this the first time, too. Hold on. She'll come back out. >> What is she doing? Playing cat and mouse. And again, it's definitely not going to end well for her. >> There she is again. >> Get off my property. >> Would you like to have a conversation? >> No, they're trespassing on my property. You want to have a conversation? >> No, I do not. Cuz you have no reason to be on my property. Freedom of speech. I could say whatever. I I got all in action and you showed up. Scared [ __ ] Bye. >> Okay, we stay inside. Okay. >> Busted. Go to hell. >> You're in on it with 21. I got neighbors. I got neighbors. >> Don't come outside again. >> Don't come outside again. >> Don't come outside. >> She's going to jail. >> Oh, I This is going to keep flying. Yeah, at first she just wanted to come to the door and just yell. I was like, I'm not playing this. We're done. Then she came outside and wanted to yell at us. >> Will she go outside again? Of course she will. She's too entitled to think about her own good and wants to pick a fight with the police. And as soon as she does so, she'll spend a night in jail. >> How fast can we get there before she gets to the door? >> As soon as she sees us move from right here, she's going to take off the side. I'm going to walk to the neighbor's house. You go up there. >> You're disturbing my peace. >> I'll walk to the neighbor. Disturbing his peace. >> I'll walk to the neighbor's yard. You go up there. >> You are my peace. >> Go. >> Now's your chance to stay inside. Stand up. >> You're trespassing. >> You're trespassing. You came here for what reason? >> You need to stand up. Stand up. For what reason? >> Please stand up cuz you are going to jail for disorderly conduct. >> No. For what reason? No. No. No. >> Please stand up. >> No. For what reason? Why are you >> Ow. Stop. >> No. It's an arm bar. >> No. Stop. Ow. Stop. >> Get off the >> That hurts. [screaming] Stop grabbing me. >> Let go and stop. Let go of the officer. >> Stop. Why are you >> This is my advis. [screaming] >> Oh, dear Lord, have mercy on those who have to hear this voice. Poor officers have to listen to this all night. And good for her neighbors. They're finally going to have a peaceful night. Stop. That hurts. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting THIS. >> I'M NOT A SEAT. >> GET IN THERE AND HAVE A SEAT. >> YOU BUMP MY HEAD. STOP KICKING HIM. [screaming] >> Get the [screaming] >> Get off of him. Do not kick him. >> STOP RIGHT NOW. KNOCK IT OFF. [screaming] >> STOP KICKING ME. >> GET IN THE CITY NOW. >> I WANT TO LOSE THIS. >> YOU'RE KICKING THE >> YOU'RE KICKING ME. SIT UP NOW. >> GET IN THERE. YOU ACTUALLY KICKING ME MY DICK. >> YOU'RE SCARED. >> GET UP THERE NOW. >> YOU'RE ON CANDY CAMERA. >> THAT'S FINE. YOU'VE BEEN RECORDING THE ENTIRE TIME. GET UP THERE. >> NO. Everybody else been watching under a cover. >> Get in there. Stop kicking THE OFFICER. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> I'm not kicking the officer. >> Leave me alone. Get in the on. >> Good. Get in the car. >> My mom. Stop. That's >> Get in the car. >> I'm in the car and sit down. >> You're dead. >> That's a threat against a police officer. >> You need a queen. >> Does not taking anti-anxiety medication turn you into this. Or maybe there's alcohol, some kind of controlled substance involved. Something's got to explain the banana behavior. >> You need to get >> I'm don't GET IN THE CAR. I'M NOT DRIVING YOUR DICK. YOU JUST DID. GET IN THE CAR. >> YOU HONESTLY ARE KIDDING ME. I did not drive your dick. Help. >> Help [screaming] me. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> I'M IN TROUBLE. >> YES, YOU ARE. >> I GET IN THE CAR. YOU want shackles >> for what? For speaking the truth. >> Get in the car. >> I have that power. >> Get in the car. >> I have that power. >> Get in the car. >> Stop. Please let me >> get in this car. >> I did not do that. >> Get in this car. Do it now. Get out of this house. Get in the car. >> I'm legally not mentally crazy. I have documents. I just >> get in. >> I have a letter right now. >> Get in the car. >> I'm not mentally in >> Get in the car. >> My car. >> Get all the WAY IN. >> I CAN'T. >> YOU KNOW, 31. >> STOP. >> This is not right. >> Stop picking. Stop picking them. >> I'm not taking him. Help. I'M IN TROUBLE. HELP. I'M NOT SAFE. I'm not safe. >> They're going to kill me. >> They're going to kill me. Stop. >> Stop. STOP. [screaming] >> That's it. >> Right here. >> Stop. >> What did I do? I did nothing. You did not tell me what I did wrong. >> What did I do wrong? >> Yeah, it's right there. >> What did I do wrong? What did I do wrong? I did nothing. >> You're about to kill me. >> We're not going to kill you. >> You're about to break my wrist. >> We're not going to kill you. >> You're about to stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop kicking us. >> [ __ ] you. DON'T KICK ME IN THE WE'RE DONE. >> We're done. >> Get in. Stop pissing us. STOP. >> Get over. >> God damn. >> She's going to have to go with you. She ain't going to go with us. So, we're going to go up to the parking lot, get her in your car cuz she ain't going with us. >> There's your shoe. >> In the end, she's charged with obstruction, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. Thank you so much for watching. Please don't forget to like and subscribe so you never miss out on any interesting video. We'll see you in the next one. 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