from Edna Gonzalez going on an unbroken streak of super dumb choices. >> What are you doing to me? >> I'm trying to work with you. >> Oh, no you're [screaming] not. I'm leaving. >> What's one? She's taking off. She's taking off. Hands in there to Jolene. We thought she could pull a fast one on the cops by playing an Oscarinning victim card. >> What's going on? >> Take a deep breath. [crying] >> Don't talk to me like that. I've been a Don't talk to me like that. >> I'm trying to talk to myself. Talk to me like that. Here are several moments when stupid Karens realized they had crossed the line with no BS cops. Starting with this insanely entitled Karen who thought she could nag the cops into letting her off the long arms of the law. >> I'm telling you, >> what are you doing? >> I will pay for everything I >> That's not how this works. >> I have two thousands of going to jail. >> Get in the car. Look at what you did to my fingers. >> You were punching the dang door. >> You >> get in the car. >> Out of my way. You guys are so I'm a white woman. >> On May the 19th, 2023, officers were dispatched to a Walmart following reports of a shoplifting incident. A woman had allegedly concealed items worth around $680 and attempted to leave the store without making any payment. Upon arrival, officers quickly identified and had her detained. But what should have been a straightforward encounter soon took a turn as she was hellbent on putting on a full-fledged display of how dumb an individual can be. >> The you tell >> what are you doing? >> I will pay for everything I >> That's not how this works. >> I have two thousands of going to jail. >> I'm not going to jail, man. >> I have enough against me. >> I will do anything. >> You got both cups off. Ripped them right out. and she's trying to push the door open on me. So, >> sir, have a lawuit. >> You're out of here. No, you're out of here. >> You just smashed my fingers. Get off of me. Get the off of me. You smash my fingers in the door and I willing you so hard. >> Stop. >> Are you going to keep going? She also started to kick us in the balls earlier, so watch. >> No, I did not. >> Yeah, she did. >> Look at my fingers. You're being >> What's so complicated about this? >> Oh, you know what's so complicated about it? You smashed my fingers in the goddamn door. >> This is [ __ ] Walmart, you piece of >> Stop moving. Do you understand me? >> Oh my god. No one needs to be actually recording this. He's just got me by the throat. >> I don't have you by the throat. >> You had me? That's not by the throat. You >> I'm heading out that way. What do you got? >> 1054. SSO is going to try to work on getting a female. She's on another call. They're going to try to get her cleared up. >> Stop. >> You >> get in the car. Look at what youing did to my fingers. >> You were punching the dang door. >> You >> get in the car. >> Get the out of my way. >> Really? >> Get in the car now. >> Oh my god, you guys are so I'm a white woman. Look at what the you're doing to me. >> Sit down the out of my face. down >> now. >> How am I supposed to sit down if I can't >> YOU WON'T GET IN THE CAR. I'LL GIVE YOU an opportunity. >> Look how you're acting. >> Look at my kid. You probably >> get in the car. >> I'm here for my kid. >> Get up on the seat. Doing great. >> It was shameful of her to have dragged her kids into her mess, hoping to appeal to the empathy of the cops. But for a cop who had been long enough on the job, he wasn't new to such antics. In the end, she was charged with retail theft and battery on an LEO. Up next, a wannabe tough Karen whose second nature was making a string of stupid choices. >> I'm going to work. >> I'm going home right now. >> Okay. >> I'm going to WORK WITH YOU. >> OKAY. I'M GOING TO TAKE MY CAR HOME. >> NO. >> YES, I AM WITH YOU. >> OH, NO YOU'RE NOT. I'M LEAVING. >> WHAT? She's taking off. She's taking off. Hands in the air. >> No. I'm going inside my house. Excuse me. >> I'm taking you to C. On March the 12th, 2025 in Elgen, Illinois, a deputy on routine patrol spotted a wanted fugitive, Edna Gonzalez, and followed her into a gas station. But the moment she realized he was closing in, she made a choice that would push the situation even further off course. >> Edna, >> somehow she had just blown her chances right there. But that was only the tip of the iceberg. And instead of slowing things down, she quickly decided to show the cops once more why Karens aren't usually the smartest folk around. >> Yes. What's going on at the house? Show me your hands now. Open. Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. I'm done playing with you. >> Was all over my house. >> Get out. Get out of the car now. >> I told you I had a warrant. Now I'm done playing with you. >> My house. I SAID I'M BRINGING MY CAR TO THE HOUSE. >> GET OUT OF THE car now. >> Okay. >> Out of the car. >> I said I'm bringing my car to the house. >> Out of the car. >> My car. >> Step out. >> Hands in the air. >> No. I'm going inside my house. Excuse me. >> I'm taking you to custody. >> Stop. There's cameras all over my house. >> I TOLD YOU TO STOP. >> PUPPY. PUPPY. STOP. Why are you doing this? >> Hands out your pocket. Stop. >> Hands out in your pocket. >> Stop it. CAN YOU CALL MY FATHER? >> 120. WE'RE FIGHTING. WE'RE FIGHTING. >> I'm not fighting with you. Can you CALL MY FATHER IN THE HOUSE? BATTERY. >> Hands behind YOUR BACK NOW. >> NO. OFFICER, STOP. You're going to break my glasses. >> Give me a hand. I'm >> not resisting. I WILL TURN AROUND. >> NO. I I NEED YOU TO stay on the ground. Turn around. I will turn around. >> Other hand now. >> I will turn around. >> Give me your other hand now. [snorts] >> Give me your other hand. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Larry. Puppy. >> Put your other hand BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> BEN. PUPPY. >> PUT YOUR OTHER HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> TAKE MY PHONE. DAD. COME GET MY PHONE. >> CALL the police right now. >> Give me the other hand. >> PUPPY. COME GET MY PHONE. >> GET MY SON. STAND UP. GIVE ME OTHER HAND PHONE. >> GIVE ME YOUR OTHER HAND NOW. >> OKAY, I will give it to you. Can I get my phone? My f my >> No. Get your hands behind your back now. >> What are you doing? PAPY, COME GET MY PHONE. >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND NOW. >> PAPY, COME GET MY PHONE. >> A, >> I'm I'm not I'm not resisting, officer. >> I get that. Stay there, SIR. HEY, DO NOT MOVE. Stay there. >> PLEASE DON'T >> BECAUSE SHE'S UNDER ARREST. OKAY, I'M GOING TO GET OFF. >> NO, STAY ON THE GROUND. >> STEPPING ON MY GLASSES. >> 120, respond to the driveway. We're in the back. >> Poppy, come get them before my mom. >> STAY THERE. DO NOT MOVE >> BECAUSE SHE'S UNDER ARREST. >> OKAY, PUPPY. I can give him my stuff, though. >> GIVE ME YOUR OTHER HAND NOW. >> OKAY, I WILL GRAB HER HAND, PLEASE, PUPPY. >> MA'AM, give me the hand. >> Okay. >> On channel one. >> [snorts] >> All you had to do is just stay relaxed, ma'am. >> No, sir. Look at I just I told you I was going to bring my car to my house. >> 120. Slow down. Open the air. She's in custody. >> [screaming] >> to slow down. We got >> Why are you stepping on me like that? >> You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. >> DON'T TOUCH MY DAD. >> DON'T TOUCH MY DAD. STAND UP. STAND UP. >> CAN you please give my dad the phone? >> No, we're taking everything. >> We're dead. >> What do you mean? You can't take my phone. >> You guys have a female unit for >> Please. MY GLASSES. He broke my glasses. They're on the floor. Can you pick them up? I can't see anything. >> You broke my glasses. >> You're the one that ran, brother. >> Sir. Sir, can you No, sir. Wait. >> Let's go. >> I know my rights. Can you please >> don't pull away this way? >> Look, can you can you talk? Can you get my phone >> and give it to my dad? >> He just I literally told him I was just bringing my car. >> Where can you get your phone right now? Just give me the phone. >> Can you give my dad my phone, please? >> Please give my dad my phone. And I can't see without my glasses. I'm blind. >> I will give that back to you. >> I can't see anything. The situation had turned unnecessarily chaotic, and her refusal to cooperate was complicating things even further. Even more strangely was her grip on the phone, which seemed deliberate enough to make the officers wonder what she was trying to keep hidden. >> No, don't do anything TO MY DAD. >> You're evil for that. God is going to punish you for doing that to my dad. >> Can you please give my phone to my dad? I didn't do record you or anything. >> No, you can't do that. I didn't record. Can you please I can show you. I can show you. I didn't record anything. >> I gave you an opportunity to >> What are you doing this for? >> Please just give my dad the phone. Please. >> Let's go. My car's right there. Are you okay? You have any? >> No, he hurt me. He I think he broke my wrist. I think he broke my shoulder, too. I have a dislocated shoulder. >> He was pressing on my neck. >> Do you want me to call EMS for you? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Yeah, he was hurting me and I was asking him. I wasn't resisting. >> You let me out of pursuit in the car. >> No, I didn't. I told you I was going to take my car home. >> Do you stand? >> No, I don't even know how to I can't even talk right now. This man was hitting me in my head. >> No one hitting me in my head. I have cameras all over the whole property in the back. >> I'm recording. >> Go ahead. I don't have anything on me. I need you. >> Can you guys give my purse to my dad? Cuz they need my car key cuz they need to use my car to take my dad to [music] the doctor. >> Yeah. Give me a second. We're going to find out what's going on with that. Cuz we're still deciding if we're going to leave the car here or if we're going to take it. >> What do you mean? Why though? Please don't do that. That's why I brought it here. >> Let me explain. Let me explain. So, I I made a traffic stop on you at least. >> Sir, please don't do that. Please. taking me in. >> You didn't I was not speeding. Don't lie. I don't never speed. That car is a 2024. >> Hey, ma'am. >> I'm like He just hit my head. He hit my head. >> He needs to explain. >> You got to give him a second to talk. >> Please don't do that to me today. I already went through a lot. >> Can I talk? >> Look what I'm ALREADY YOU ALREADY GOT ME. >> I'm trying to explain. >> NO. LIKE, PLEASE DON'T do that. >> So, you don't want me to explain then? >> Explain what? My car is in my driveway. >> You asked me a question. I'm trying to give you an answer. Is that okay? >> Give him a chance to explain himself. Okay. Without talking. All right. >> Like, this is embarrassing. >> I made a traffic stop on YouTube. 2 miles away. No, you didn't. >> And then when I >> You did not put any lights or anything. >> My camera's running. So, >> you didn't put any lights. You were following me. >> The judge is going to see this. >> OKAY. THAT'S FINE. THAT'S FINE. But I know you didn't flash your lights at all. >> I TOLD YOU THAT you had two warrants >> and you said, "No, I don't." And then you took off in the traffic stop and you led me on a pursuit. No, I didn't. No, I didn't. I said, "Sir, sir." I said, "I need to I'm going to go home. Take my car." >> I said, "I'm not resisting anything. Please don't do that." >> Officer, please. I'm asking you don't have to do that. I don't have any money. >> You won't even let me talk. I'm trying to >> Can you please not do that to me? Let's >> hop in. Let's hop in the spot for now. >> You know, I didn't say that. I literally said I'm going home to take my car. I want I want to see him give my dad the car key. >> Can you sit right there and put the seat belt ON YOU? >> PLEASE GET MY MY DAD NEEDS DON'T DO THIS TO MY FAMILY. I DON'T HAVE ANY MONEY. I'm poor. My mom two years ago. I swear. Don't do this to ME. I DON'T HAVE NO MONEY. >> Please don't do this to me. >> All right. Can you tuck your feet in the door? >> Can I talk TO YOU? YEAH. >> CAN I Can you COME OVER HERE AND TALK TO ME, PLEASE? >> PLEASE, OFFICER, don't do this to me. I SWEAR TO GOD. PLEASE HAVE A CONVERSATION. >> YES. I'm I told you. I said I'm going to go home and take the car. I wasn't trying to leave you. I knew you were going to try TO IMP MY CAR OR SOMETHING. I don't have money. >> I could have worked with you. >> NO, I YOU WERE ME OUT. >> I said I was going to [laughter] stay at the gas station. You would have stayed at the gas station. I would have been like, "Hey, leave it at the gas station." >> NO, YOU WOULDN'T HAVE. >> HOW DO YOU KNOW THAT? But sir, I brought the crown. Please don't do that to me. >> Her outburst showed just how reckless she was. However, she seemed willing to do anything to avoid the inevitable. But unfortunately for her, she had a no BS cop to deal with. >> Please, officer, don't do this to me. >> I know. I got you. Just leave me. >> Please don't do that to me. I'm begging you. Like, for real. >> I know. Let me just >> I And officer, you you heard me. I said I was going to go to my house, park my car. you say it can be used against you in court or other proceedings. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and have a lawyer with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you free of any cost before any questioning if you wish. You understand your rights? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, regarding your car, I'm not going to talk. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Do you [laughter] Is the keys on you or is it in your bag? >> For what? >> So, I can give it to your dad. >> Oh, yeah. You can give it to my dad. >> Is it in the bag? >> It's in my purse. >> It's in your purse. Okay. I'm going to go through your purse. I'll grab the key. >> All right. But you get >> Can you Can you please give him my phone? There's nothing in my phone. I swear to God on my mom and my kids. I swear there's nothing on there. >> Okay, that's all. >> Please just give it to my dad because my my sister just in case somebody contacts me so he can answer my phone. >> We we'll give him the keys and the phone. >> Okay, thank you. >> I just want you to understand the situation anyway. Okay. So, when I stopped you over at 31, I I promise you these people these people know me well, too. If you would have just stayed there, I would I would have just took care of it there. Okay. But since you ran from me, I have to charge you now with additional stuff. So not only do you have the two >> Why sir, I told you I was going to take my car to the house. >> Yeah, you cannot do that. You have to stay where we stop. So now that you did that, I have to charge you a flea. >> Why sir, please don't do that. I already have enough charges. >> But you let me off for >> No, sir. I told you I was coming to my house to drop off my car. >> We stopped. You can't do that. >> Please, sir. >> Everything being recorded now. He's already being nice to you. I understand that, but please give your dad the keys. >> Please, I already have all these charges. I'm fighting for my kids custody. >> I'm fighting for my kids. I wasn't trying to leave, officer. >> All right, let me I'm going to get the keys and the phone. I'll give it to her. >> Officer, please don't don't put a fleeing charge on me. I pulled over and I told you I was not going to I wasn't trying to run. I said I'll turn myself in. I know, but you got to you got to stop when we stop. >> I'm sorry, sir, but you act like I was really You act like I'm going to get away from you. Like, seriously. This lady, my kids grandma, she's a racist lady. She she took my kids from me and just ever since then, she's been trying to make my life. And it's just that's why I didn't turn myself in because it's like she's giving me false charges. [laughter] Like, do you know how THAT FEELS? LIKE I DON'T even I'm turning myself in for things that I didn't even do cuz this lady's just trying to have me arrested cuz she doesn't want me to fight for my kid. [laughter] >> Is it It's your grandmother that's doing that. >> It's my kid's father's mom. She's white and he's he's half black and she'sing racist as well. Officer, please don't like if you can can you try and see if there's like a lesser charge you could charge me with? like not necessarily fleeing because I was I swear to God on my mom and my kids I wasn't trying to flee. I was just trying to park my car so I didn't get involved. I I don't have no money. I lost my job. This lady I had a good job and she [laughter] CALLED MY JOB so much that they fired me. Like I had a 401k and everything. I had a good job. You understand? Like I wish I was like all because I had these kids. Like I love my kids but like she making my life out. Like for real. Like I wish I was I don't even know what the I'm talking about. >> I mean yeah but you both your life right now >> and it's just not fair. And I'm sorry for real. I did not try to flee on you. You don't understand. Like I I literally just took my aderall and I don't care. Like I'm my family sues people and I don't want to have to do this to you guys but please I will sue. Like for real officer, you know, you didn't have to do me like that. I was not trying to like you hurt me. You hurt my body. You hurt my body though. For real. But you didn't I wasn't fighting you though. Like >> I told YOU TO STOP. >> I WAS telling you to I was giving you my other hand and I put my phone in between my teeth. I swear to God I >> You're not listening [snorts] to me. Okay. >> I think you have like a a control problem. A lot of police officers do. And don't get mad cuz I'm telling you like some like um some truths about yourself. Honestly, I would have preferred a tape. Like you don't understand how easily my I promise you my whole body is going to be bruised because of this. When all was said and done, she was charged with fleeing, eluding, and resisting arrest along with her outstanding warrants. Just like Edna, meet Jolene, a Karen who was dumb enough to think that she could play a smart one on the cops by playing the victim card while hiding a disturbing secret she didn't want them to see. >> What's going on? Take a deep breath. [clears throat] >> Don't talk to me like that. >> You need to chill out. >> Don't talk to me like that. I better it. >> On November the 24th, 2024 in Port St. Lucy, Florida, officers were dispatched to a residence after reports of a domestic disturbance. When they arrived, they encountered a woman later identified as Jolene, who initially appeared shaken, possibly the victim. But as the situation unfolded, things began to take an unexpected turn, and the cops began to see that it was sometimes a wrong move to jump to conclusions, especially when dealing with the Karen. >> What's going on? Take a deep breath. >> [laughter] [crying] >> You want to sit by my car? [laughter] [crying] >> I can't take it anymore. >> No, [laughter] no, no. Just >> if you have to sit sit on the curb. >> I can't take you anymore. >> Excuse me. >> Okay. What's going on? [laughter] >> I can't. >> I I can't. >> I let him out. I let him out. >> Okay. What happened? What's your first name? >> Jolene. >> Jolene. Okay. Miss Jolene, what happened today? >> He's um mentallying me. >> Okay. >> Physically me. >> What What started the incident? >> Um his mouth. He's now a bit me. >> Yeah. Get him away from me. I want I want him out. I want him out. >> Just go talk to him real quick. >> No, I want him out. >> What's his name? >> Chill out for a second. >> Don't talk to me like that. >> You need to chill out. >> Don't talk to me like that. I've been aing Don't talk to me like that. >> I'm trying to talk to my talk to me like that. >> Hang on. >> Don't talk to me like that. >> Or what? >> Or what? >> You made me think of an investigation. Going through. >> I don't care right now. I'm trying to ask the question so step away. What's your name? >> Natalie. I'll give you my card and everything. >> Step away. No, I'M GOOD RIGHT HERE. >> STEP AWAY. >> What is the maination? >> Step away. Step away. >> No. Can you hear? >> What is the main thing you're talking about? >> Trying to figure out his side. I'm just trying to figure out what's >> Okay. >> No, I don't know. Don't talk to me like that. YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT THE I'VE BEEN THROUGH, >> JOLENE. >> NO, you don'ting know what I've been through. Cuz he's aing >> Okay. Talk to me what's going on. >> Get his out of my house. >> Well, I can't do that right now if you don't tell me what's going on. >> He um he's using me. He's verbally me. What happened today? >> Financially, um, mentally he'sing nuts. >> So, what did he do today? >> Um, mentally he's nuts. >> So, what did he do? Just because you're home and >> the female officer seemed to see through her behavior, but that alone was not enough to resolve the situation. So, the officers turned their attention to the man, hoping to gather clearer information as the women's actions raised further questions. >> What's going on? >> Um, so I'm sorry about all this. Um, so she was I don't I mean she's been going through a bunch. She started this afternoon like, you know, just ranting on me through text messages and stuff. And then, uh, by the time I got out of work, you know, it was phone calls and it was, you know, um, screaming and yelling. And so, um, I just said, "Well, look, I'm not coming home until you calm down, you know." And then it was, you know, who's out? And then it was, "You better get home." And so, I waited a good hour or so. And so I finally came home and I tried talking to her and just yelling and screaming at me and constantly listening. I said, "Here's one scream trying to talk to you." >> 1305 that any way you're feeling I did not intentionally do any of this, you know, and it >> and Mike, >> you know, she started, you know, talking about accusing me of, you know, sleeping with a friend of mine that it's a woman, you know, but it's totally common. Um, they know each other. Uh, >> okay. Are you guys both live here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> It was becoming clear that someone wasn't being entirely truthful. Although the man appeared more like the victim, the officer still needed more information before taking action. >> What was he saying to you? >> Um, just nasty like you. >> Why? >> Uh, because he can't take it verbally. Because he can't take any negative. Okay. >> That he's done anything wrong. >> How long have you and him been together? >> Um, for a year and a half. and live together for 2 months. I want him out. >> Okay. How long has he lived here? 2 months. >> Uh, [music] two months. Yeah. >> Does he have anywhere else to go? >> No, he doesn't have anywhere else to go and I don't give a [ __ ] >> Is a house in your name? >> Yep. >> Okay. Um, so with the established residency, you know, he he explained like you you said he's been here 2 months, you know, he has nowhere else to go. This is where he >> res. Yeah. Like when I wanted my son to come here and he told me no. So, you know what? I want him out. >> Well, the law doesn't work that way. Yeah, it is because I pay the rent. >> Just because you pay rent doesn't mean that's how it works. >> I'm just telling you how law works. I can't. >> Yeah. I'm going to go to my house right now. We're not >> You're not allowed to go in the house. If you go in the house, I will detain you. >> Yeah. >> Huh? So, are you trying to go in the house? >> Yeah. >> My house? >> Nope. Nope. I told you you cannot go in the house. >> Why? >> Okay. So, like I said, take a seat. >> Why? Okay. >> It's my house. I pay for it. >> I'm working on the investigation. Okay. Cuz you could close the door and lock the door on me. Okay. He'sing nuts. He's nuts. And you're going to take that. >> Did I talk to him? >> Did I talk to him? >> IT'S MY HOUSE. I'M paying rent. >> If you look up the landlord tenant, >> I am paying rent. He doesn't pay. >> Can you please stop yelling at me? What have I done to disrespect you? What's your first name? How do you spell it? >> He's aing [ __ ] >> Okay. And what's your phone number? >> Hey, I I'm getting kicked out of my owning house and going to get arrested. So, >> did I say you're gang? >> Yeah, you were. You did. >> I just said you couldn't go back in. >> I couldn't go back in my house because I wanted investigation. >> No investigation. Nothing. >> Because if you go in there and you close the door, then I can't investigate. >> Yeah. Okay. I'm telling you everything. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I'm telling you everything. I don't want him back in my house cuz I can pay rent. >> Okay. What's your phone number? Are you on any narcotics or any alcohol today? No. Okay. I'm just trying to figure out why you're up a little amped up. That's it. >> Because I just moved here from seven from Jersey. I am tired of his bull. He's using me. >> But you've been here with him for a year. >> It doesn't matter how long I've been here. All right. >> Oh, I'm saying >> he's been using me. >> When did he move in with you two months ago? Correct. >> A month ago. >> A You said two months ago. >> So, I'm trying to figure out the time. >> October 11th. >> Okay. Would you like to write a statement form of what happened today? >> Yes. >> Okay. Let me get that statement form for you. Okay. >> I I don't permit him to hurt my house. >> Huh? >> He does not pay rent. I don't allow him. >> Yes, ma'am. I said you'd be detained, not arrested. >> Uh, yeah, you gay. >> There's a difference. >> Don't be nasty to me. She wasing nasty. >> I said there's a difference between being detained and being arrested. >> Been nasty to me. >> But have I been nasty? >> She's been nasty to me. >> You're not let You're not letting me talk to me. You're not letting me talk. >> She has been nasty to me. >> The male officer seems like the type who stayed calm and could read the situation carefully, but that didn't mean he wouldn't quickly change approach if he had to. But for now, he kept it cool. While the female officer, on the other hand, Sue came across a discovery that was more heartbreaking than surprising, especially considering how the woman had been acting wild and all over the place from the very start. >> She was getting very close to me and my and I told her, I said, "Listen, back up. Back up. Back up." And then she started pushing me and she pushed me into the wall. She pushed me down. I think I got a scratch in my back from the furniture and stuff. Look at my shirt. She broke my chain. It's in my pocket. Okay. >> So, >> okay. Can I see your back? Can you just lift the shirt off? >> I don't really don't want to press charges or anything like that. I have a little bit of back. Yeah. >> Pretty big one there. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, I just want to get my stuff and leave. I don't want any problems. I don't want I just I'm at peace. I >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Yeah, I do. >> Got that for me really quick. >> I was trying so hard to, you know. >> Yeah. >> So, what made her kind of come at you? Was she just going on a rant and then she >> on a rant? She was on a rant and um you know, like I said, she was getting right up in my face. She started to call me a [ __ ] and she started pushing me and I was telling her, "Stop, stop trying to get my clothes so I can get my clothes for work tomorrow. I'll sleep in a hotel, whatever." And you know, she kept pushing. I said, "Stop it. Stop it." >> You know, and it just kept and it got worse and worse and worse. >> So she >> she was screaming at me right here out in the street. I'm sorry. She ripped it inside or outside? >> Outside. >> Was it in front of your guys' place or anywhere that would have? >> Oh, yeah. [laughter] So, it was right here then. Okay. Um, and then what you said she pushed you against furniture is that >> that was inside though. >> Yeah, inside. Yeah. >> Okay. So, it pushes you inside >> in the bedroom. You come out. >> Yeah. Pushed me. I hit the wall a couple of times and one time I I I fell because of, you know, then she started taking my stuff and throw it out there and I was waiting like, "Okay, I'll just take it after you're done." Okay. >> And then you guys came and I came back over to talk to you guys. >> I'll be right back. And your um phone's right there. I just want you to run it over. >> Based on what they uncovered, the officers realized that she had been trying to manipulate the situation to serve her own agenda. Now, the rabbit was finally out of the hat. But she still wasn't the type to back down, even if it meant taking things to the extreme just to get her way. >> You're right, >> Jolene. I need you to stand up. Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> You better not. >> What? >> What you doing? You >> good for what? >> All right. >> Foring what? >> If you resist, you're going to get tased. >> What? >> All right. >> For what? >> Your hands behind your back or you're going to get tased. >> For [ __ ] for what? >> 11:07976. Taser deployed. Put your hands behind your back or she's going to redo it. Get your hands behind your back. >> What? What? >> You're loving an 07 one to 10. You can clear traffic. >> Yeah, you shake right. >> Ready, Jimmy? >> Can we get rescue started this way, please? Adult female conscious breathing. >> She just got tasered. >> Wow. >> Yeah. Get up. You Jimmy. >> You other side. >> Can you put the hand down? >> Yeah. He >> No, just >> he's um search. >> Um >> there's nothing on >> like something but just like a tissue. >> Yeah, he's um using me. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, I know you said that you don't want to do anything about it. The only issue is the state of Florida when it comes to um anything domestic related. >> You guys don't have the say, we do. So, for us, once we have probable cause established, [music] >> we're not allowed to turn our backs, right? So, she admitted to us that she ripped her shirt. Um I see the injuries on you. Everything corresponds to what she's saying. She's admitting to put her her hands on you. >> So, at that point, >> she already gave us the PC, right? So unfortunately, [music] I understand that you don't want to p charges, but we can't look away from what happened, [snorts] >> right? So it covers our butts, too. >> Um, >> the state attorney will be in contact with you because obviously you're the victim. Now, however you choose to to proceed with the state attorney, that'll be up to you. But the actual arrest, that that's up to us and you guys don't get a say on that. >> Okay. >> Um, I just have to say one more thing just because and I know cuz I'm very concerned is that just when you guys were pulling in when I saw you 119 I'll be 51 to 1272. >> Yeah. Just give me one second. >> Just when you guys were pulling in, she was on the phone with me and she said, "I'm writing a writing that is your fault right now." And so that I you know it's like >> okay. >> All right. So give him we're going to swap. Um so he's the main officer, >> right? So he's going to come he's going to talk to you pretty much. Just tell him everything that you already told me. It's on my body camera anyway. So there's no point in trying to hide anything cuz it's not going to change what's going here. Okay. All right. So he's going to >> Yeah. He's going to come over to you. >> Okay. >> All right. So what I'm going to do, I'm going to get the stretcher out >> and we'll just have you stand and sit on the stretcher. >> I'm probably going to have them if they can. >> Wait, can you answer my phone? >> No. >> No. So like nobody like questioning me that I'm okay, right? >> Are you okay? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. >> So can you answer the phone? >> Okay. >> This is not your world. It's my world now. Oh, okay. >> Now that you're in my custody. >> Okay. Okay. You didn't even ask me if I was okay before. >> Is there another guy outside that we're supposed to be knowing about? >> No. >> Did you call somebody else? >> Yeah. >> Your boyfriend? >> No, it's not a boyfriend here. >> Oh, okay. He said he was your boyfriend. >> No, he's not my boyfriend. >> Okay. >> All right. Take a step out. >> Get off here. I'm going to lower it down for you some more. >> You're >> The irony was hard to miss. accusations flying while her own actions told a different story. Anyways, whether she liked it or not, she was definitely going to face the consequences of her actions. >> Don't buy the camera. >> Yeah, okay. Whatever. >> I'm bad camera. >> Don't worry. Wait till Jersey gets to you. >> This is Florida. >> Yeah, I don't give a Florida, >> dude. Do you know really? You didn't even ask me if I was okay. Never once, never once did you ask me if I was okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> We'll just do it. We'll do everything in the truck. We are just got to get it. >> Eventually, she was charged with domestic battery and resisting an officer. Still on Karen's Crossing the Line with no BS cops, meet Tiana, a Karen whose inflated sense of entitlement metamorphosed a simple traffic stop into a trip to jail. >> Step out of the car. >> For what? >> Because you're not listening to simple directions. So, step out of the car for me. Is that your driver's license, >> sir? Do look like if you want that. >> Okay. Stand in the front of my truck. >> Stand right here. Sir, I don't want to talk. Can you do what you need to do as an officer? >> Okay. On November the 13th, 2025 [music] in St. Petersburg, Florida, an officer was on routine patrol when a woman drove past him through the painted median, noticing that she was driving recklessly. He immediately attempted a traffic stop. >> How you doing? >> Any reason you passed me? >> What? >> Any reason you passed me? >> Passed me where? >> About 200 feet ago. >> What's that? >> Probably was going slow. >> Nope. You got your license on you? >> No. You can put the car in park. >> Put the car in park, please. Okay. Step out of the car. >> For what? >> Because you're not listening to simple directions. So, step out of the car for me. Take a 16. I'll take another. Come on. >> To the front of my car, please. >> Close by till 1850. >> Is that your driver's license? >> Sir, do it look like if you want that. >> Okay. Stand in the front of my truck. >> Right here. >> The front of my truck. >> Right in the front of your car, sir. Where do you want me to sit on it? >> I'm pointing towards the front of my car. It's pretty simple instruction. >> Front of your car. >> Okay. Address on your license up to date? >> Yes. >> Vehicle registered to you? Yes. >> Insurance up to date? >> Is that a yes or no? >> Sir, I don't want to talk. Can you do what you need to do as officer? Okay. >> Her attitude was on full display from the start, but it was only setting her on a path toward trouble that she didn't have to face if she was only a little better behaved with her. She got an attitude. >> Okay. >> Hey. >> I get to keep you company, I guess. >> Thanks. >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> What's wrong? >> He's just being But >> what do you mean? >> That's how he talking. It don't take all that to talk to people. But if you want to be nasty to me, I'll be nasty to you. It's fine. You can get whatever energy you give me. Want to talk to me like a normal human being? You know, I talk to you like one. You talk to me like right now. >> Yeah. But that ain't how he was talking. So, he got what he got what he gave me. >> Well, just like I said, just don't hold him against me. >> Yeah. I ain't got no problem. >> I'll treat you well. I said my driver's license, give me my ticket, and send me on my way. But he wanted to turn the car off, be extra, get out, stand over here. I'm afraid. Do you have a weapon? >> Did he say what he pulled you over? No. >> No, he didn't say nothing. >> He didn't say nothing at all. >> I was just curious cuz I mean, we >> Well, he said I passed him. He did say that. I'm He said I passed him. >> We don't have to. All we have to do is tell you that when we if we give you a ticket or or when we release you. I mean that is actually got nothing else to do apparently. But I ain't worried. Like I said, write my ticket and let me know. >> What's your name? >> Tiana. >> What's Tiana? How are you? >> Good. What's your name? >> Last name's Lazar. First name is Nick. >> Nice to meet you, Nick. >> So, just take a breath. Promise I won't hurt you. >> I ain't worried about being hurt. I'm protected by the Most High. Y'all can't hurt me. >> You and me, too. >> Amen. I don't feel man on this earth. >> There's only one There's only There's only one >> one person to feel. You hear me? >> I only kneel to one person. >> I don't feel him cuz he don't do me no wrong. >> I got to tell him I kne I kneel to no man. I only kne to one person. >> One person and I don't feel him cuz he ain't never did me wrong. Even when I ain't like it, I ain't scared about nothing. Just remember when you think when people say you hear people say God's just testing me that ain't God destiny. That's the devil who's the master of disguise and that's you ain't lying. >> That's the devil who's the master of disguise. >> He show you the door trying to weaken your faith. >> He shows give you the doorway. That be all them problems you set yourself up for. You put yourself in those situations and then blame it on God. All he gave you the way out. All you had to do is sit still and be quiet. >> If you want you can face this way. I know the sun's in your eyes. >> I can see you like think too much. >> Well, I ain't here to be your enemy. >> I'm just here to come here and go home. >> I ain't lying. Me, too. >> I guess he wanted me to stand in the middle of the street cuz I had my pajamas on. That's fine. >> That was necessary. >> You don't have a bonnet on. If you had a bonnet on, >> that was necessary. I took it off. Not that he gave a >> If you had a bonnet on, I'd have had to ask you why you hat on outside the house. Like, you know the rules, >> right? Right. >> You know the rules. >> Well, I was picking up the kids, so you know you have to put it on when you visit the school. >> Come on, baby. Come on. >> Thank you. Have a great day, Nick. >> All right. So, I need a signature here. >> Give me whatever you need to do. >> Stop talking with me. >> You don't tell me to stop talking. >> Okay. Free country. >> So, I need a signature here. It's not an admission of guilt. Just promise to appear on your mandatory. >> Give me what you need to give me. Thank you. >> So, I'm signing you for reckless driving. >> Give me the ticket and go. >> Thank you. Just give me >> Don't snatch anything. You're going to go to jail. You're going to go to jail. No, >> I don't. >> He doesn't. >> Took it. >> He doesn't. >> Behind your back. Behind your back. >> He doesn't. >> No, I'm not. >> He didn't. >> He did, but it's all right. >> I really didn't. >> He didn't. >> I was supposed to get off in 10 minutes. You think I want to take you to jail? >> I have nothing better to do. >> Just need to bring it down. >> You see what just went on? He I'm telling him just give me the ticket and let me go. He want to stand in my face longer until he have a reason to arrest me. He has to have you sign the definition of an attitude problem. >> He has to have you sign it cuz he's meant to >> he could have just gave it to me and let me sign it, but he wanted to wait until he had a reason to arrest me. >> In fairness, we don't let go of our tickets. Your ticket books, we didn't sign like we have ticket books. We didn't let him go. >> Y >> I mean fairness there, but >> my car is not in park. >> Yep. It's off though. Come on. >> Do you have anything on you at all? Anything in your car at all? >> Search my vehicle. You don't have to >> face that way. It's going to get searched because a search incident to arrest. Do you have anything tucked anywhere? You're going to get ran through an X-ray machine at Panelis County Jail. >> Let me see if 108 or not. >> What's that? >> Let's see if Par's 108 search. >> Uh yeah, we can do it at the station. Come back here for me. >> Can I call somebody to pick up my son? >> Step inside. >> Mr. Nick, can I call somebody to pick up my child? He picked up. We'll work it out. >> We'll work that out. We know your kids need picked up. >> Everything go around. >> Remember that. >> Jeez. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting and issued a citation for reckless driving. As stupid as Tiana was, she was nothing compared to this Karen who took what it means to be stupid to yet another whole new disturbing level with an unhinged display in a public bus. >> Hey, show hands. Who wants this lady to leave the bus so you can get off? You have to get off the bus. >> You have to get a car. >> You have to get off the bus. Get a card. >> Yo, get your card off the bus. >> So that these people can get get on with their day. >> These people, that's a racial regard. No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. I'm talking. Do not take my phone. >> Do not take my phone. >> On October the 3rd, 2025 in Federal Way, Washington, officers were dispatched to a bus stop after reports of a disruptive woman refusing to leave a bus. On arrival, officers were faced by an entitled woman who was ready to do anything it took to have her way, irrespective of the consequences. She refuses unlawful transit conduct. >> Unlawful transit cond. >> Don't do no swearing at me. >> As you see, she's listening to everything I say and I'm swearing. You just want her removed. >> Yes, please. >> Okay. >> I showed him all day pass. >> So, what happened? >> She just walked by him. Yep. I told you he just wants He's lying. That's why he's lying cuz I don't know why he want me to remove. >> Okay. Well, you didn't let any But did you actually tell everybody else to get off for free, though? So, that's a form of discrimination. So, anyway, I'm on my way to work. >> Hey, show hands. Who wants this lady to leave the bus so you can get off? >> Um, who? Show her hands. >> Show hands. >> Okay. >> Cuz they get Well, actually, you got the body cam on cuz I I show my pass. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> There's quite a bit of hands. I still Okay. Anyway, go check everybody for their pass. >> That's not my job. >> Okay. Well, it should be his job. Thank you. >> I'm doing the bottom line is you got to go. >> Yeah, I'm doing mine. Time to go. >> Do you have that? >> You got to get off this bus. >> Okay. Anyway, it don't have nothing to do with that. He lied on me to you guys. So, you So, you know, >> look at all the people you're holding up right now. They want to get moving. >> I'm on my way to work. So, what are you talking? >> We can call your supervisor. >> What? What? >> Okay. Supervisor, >> who are you? Check everybody on this bus. >> Not doing that. >> Yep. Okay. Well, then that's again two options. Official misconduct. >> Yeah. You got two options. >> Official misconduct. I'm just saying I'm not getting full of service to render. So, let's make this a civil matter. >> Okay. >> I'm still moving forward. Thank you. >> Okay. So, two >> take everybody on this bus right now. >> Two options. You're going to leave the bus. >> Take everybody on this bus right now. >> Or you're going to get arrested for unlawful bus time. >> Okay. So, that's a lie. That's a Trump charge. >> Not a lie. >> That's a Trump charge. >> You have a pathway to leave. That's one of your options. >> Or you're going to jail. >> Okay. Well, he supervises you on the phone. >> You leave or you go to jail. That's it. >> So, that's a threat. >> Supervisor. >> It's not a threat. >> Oh, it's a threat. So, you're abusing your power of position or authority. >> Okay. Well, he just lied to you guys. Your uniform is not clean. You're >> holding up. >> I'm not holding up anybody. I'm just saying. >> Keep your hand out of your face. >> Okay. Anyway, what are you talking about? It's a pass. >> What are you talking about? >> We're going to tell you one more time. You >> have two options. Came on. Yep. >> Okay. >> See the red light? So, did anybody else pay? Did anybody else pay? You let everybody else off for free though, right? >> Yes, I am with you. >> Okay. Again, formal discrimination. >> Look, we don't want to do this Friday. Okay. RCW910. So, there's no such thing. There's no such thing. >> Yes, it is. Full service surrendered and I'm not Rose. So, two officers right now. Let me get a card. >> You have to get off the bus first. >> Let me get a card. >> You have to get off the bus. >> Let me get a card. Nope. >> Yo, get your card off the bus. Let me get >> so that these people can get get on with their day. >> These people that's a racial report. >> It's not a racial report. >> Yes, it is. These people individuals check everybody. I'm just saying. >> Okay. Again, we have two options. >> Supervisor. Two options. We're going to wait for your supervisor. >> Two options. >> Hello. >> Either live with us. >> Officer. What? I don't see your name. >> Okay. Mory, whatever. What is it? D M O R I K A K W and A D A G A P O V. I would like these supervisors here because this driver just made a false statement of >> No, he's the captain of the ship. >> Okay. Anyway, he's really not when I just caught all this. So, are you cleaning this up cuz you're a public servant or not? >> The officers remained patient, but she seemed to mistake that for weakness. What she didn't realize was that a reality check was just around the corner. >> Don't do that cuz I'm talking. You're under arrest. >> Okay. No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. I'm talking. Do not take my phone. >> DO NOT TAKE my phone. You're going to go to the ground. Don't do that. >> Don't take my phone. >> Please don't do that. >> Don't take my phone. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I got my driver's license. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. >> Okay. Are you upset? I'm not ex I'm not resisting. >> I need to go home. I need to GO HOME. YOU'RE TAKING MY PHONE. >> OKAY. >> Can you not do that? And you I'm not fighting. You're lying. >> I'm not fighting. I'm not fighting, sir. Can I get my phone? Okay. I wanted to get off and I showed you my pass. >> But I showed you my pass. Don't do that. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting, SIR. I'M NOT OUT. Can I get my phone, please? >> Why' you make me do that? >> I did not. You didn't give me a chance to get off the bus. >> I gave you like 3,000 chance. >> OKAY, BUT HE LIED. DO YOU KNOW THAT'S A FISH IN HIS CAR? >> Oh my goodness. >> Yes, it is. >> Do you know he lost? >> Okay, everybody else, have a nice Friday. >> Yep. >> Thank you. >> Get up. >> Get up. >> Thank you. >> Come on. >> Thank you for putting me in a hostile situation. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, sir, for putting me in a hostile situation. >> We're going to grab your information real quick. >> Yes, sir. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Okay. You are under arrest >> for what? >> Unlawful bus condom. >> Oh, that's a lie. >> Nope. Not a lie. >> Yes, it is because I got on I boarded everybody on free. >> I was talking to his supervisor. So again, on form of official misconduct on a false and I didn't do nothing wrong. And he let everybody get on the bus for >> two negative. Everyone can downgrade. >> Oh, but guess what? There's somebody in the bus and they got alcohol. Oh my gosh. You didn't text them. Well, thank you for being a predator behind your back and I was not harassing anybody, but check everybody cuz they got alcohol on the bus. Thank you. >> Realizing the situation was not going in her favor, she began to escalate. Well, one officer worked to secure her. Another spoke with the bus driver to gather details about what had happened before their arrival. >> You look at me, here's my all day pass. Okay, ma'am. >> Can you bring it to the so I can see it? Well, you don't have to see a blah blah blah blah blah blah. You know, she went off. from right now. >> I need to see the expiration date [music] on there. Like you're harassing me. Um heard on that. >> You're harassing me. Y'all making me late. They they said you're late. You know, just drive. >> And I said, "Ma'am, >> can you please please come show me your pants?" >> Yeah. >> I ain't I already showed it to you. You need glasses. All right, ma'am. Yeah. >> And here we go. >> And here we go. >> Okay. >> Everybody on the bus. Thank you. Can you get a um your supervisor here? >> Can you get your supervisor here? >> Thank you. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. He made a false call. >> Okay. >> I can tell you what. I believe him a lot more than I believe. >> Okay. Well, then that's not okay because that would be uh I don't know what's going on with you, but still my age difference. >> Yeah. Thank you for taking me to jail for no reason. >> I'm still pressing charges. I'm still pressing charges because he took me to jail for no reason. >> On a Friday, 2025, what time is it? >> It is 4:52 p.m. >> 4:52 p.m. Thank you. >> The bottom line, >> the bottom line made a false statement on me and again, I did nothing wrong when I said official misconduct. Again, I did not do nothing wrong. So, no female came and searched me. >> Have you ever flown on an airplane before? >> You guys again? >> Yes, I have. And you guys are not females >> and so where is a female to search me? >> We don't have a female officer. >> Okay. Anyway, you shouldn't have males because you're still predated behind the bag regardless. >> Are you done so I can explain to you? >> Okay. Anyway, a false call was made on me. >> Are you done so I can explain to you what's going on? Put the things back on my hand. Are you done? So I can make >> a false call was made on me and you made a false statement about me. >> So >> again, we're going to get copies on the bus and I'm still going to be a part of the silly duty. >> So thank you. >> Where's your supervisor? >> Oh yeah. Where's the supervisor? Cuz again, you guys are still doing something wrong anyway. >> Are you done? So >> where's your supervisor? >> He's coming. >> Okay. I'm waiting to speak to him. >> Okay. So you're not going to let us let everybody go. I was going to explain to you. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Like a civil person. >> Okay. Well, you can lie all you want to. >> Okay. Nobody's lying. >> Oh, let's go over here. >> Yeah. He made a false statement to me. So, anyway, I called anyway and I'm going to always keep riding the bus. Thank you. >> Okay. Is your body cam on? >> Yep. Go ahead and move that way. >> Thank you. Cuz I didn't do nothing wrong. I can't wait to catch you. Moments later, the supervisor she had demanded arrived, but there was little to nothing she could do to change her [music] fate. Even then, she pushed for one last attempt. What did the What did the driver say about you? >> The driver called you guys because I was on the phone and he made some statement that I would refuse to get off the bus, but I had to actually stay on the bus because he did allow some people to get on with alcohol. The bus was unclean. So, as I was on the call >> with administrative for Pierce Transit, He still made a false statement. >> What? But what was the false statement? You still >> Whatever he said to 911 about me. [clears throat] >> So you don't know the statement that he made that's false. >> Okay. Well, what he said was that I had a pass, right? >> Uh-huh. >> Then he was demanding me to come up and show my pass, but as his boss says, I can sit down cuz he saw my pass from the window. He's not blind. >> Did Did he ask you to show your pass to him, the bus driver? I sat down and shut in the mirror and he could see my past. >> Right. But did he ask you to show him your pass? >> He didn't ask nobody else. But he did. >> I I didn't ask if anybody else. >> But again, he asked me to show the pass, but he wanted me to be flirtatious with him. I don't have time for that. So, I sat down safely. >> Okay. So, >> because I observed everybody getting on bus for free and so he was on the bus with alcohol. >> I don't think that they allowed for free anymore, especially in >> Okay. Well, that's what he did. You can go get the camera. Get the camera. Yes, he did. >> Okay. >> Get the camera. So, he did that. So, so my my only understanding is that he asked you at some point to show your >> and I showed my task and he let everybody else get on for free >> so he can pull those cameras up. >> Okay. >> So, for him to take the vote for everybody to say what? For me to get off. >> Well, we have to we have to abide by what the Hear me. We have to abide by what the driver says. >> Yeah. I'm just saying the driver lied to you guys. Okay. >> The driver asked for you to be removed. Is that correct? >> The driver asked for you to be to go off the bus. Okay. >> That's that's what we that's where we have to come in is that's and that's but he's still live. >> Okay. And on that you talked to the supervisor about that. >> I I made a commission on the phone. >> Yep. I sure was. >> Okay. Okay. Well, that's I mean that's probably who to take it up with as far as like uh >> Well, I was arrested for no reason. So, I'm >> We were arrested for what's called unlawful bus conduct because you didn't get arrested for no what? >> Unlawful bus conduct. >> Okay. But that's still that's still fake because he did not ask nobody else to show a pass. So, keep on coming with fake statements. Thank you. >> I didn't say anything about you or about anybody else. >> Go check him. >> Okay. Is there Is there anything else that you needed from me? >> Do you have a body cam on? >> I do. >> Okay. So, he made a false statement. So, again, I didn't get home and join the services rendered on my way to a doctor's appointment. >> It's the driver that we have to listen to. >> Okay. The driver made a false statement. So, listen to him or not. He still made a false call. >> Okay. Well, you can take that up with their with their supervisor, which sounds like >> misconduct of this officer right here. >> That's good. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, so, so I would continue that. Um, if he, if you already contacted them, >> I want to make a report about him though because he should have asked everybody for a pass. Everybody on there. That would have been fair. That's what public servants do. >> That would be the fair enforcement officer's job. >> I'm just saying again, you're an officer, so your power of authority to get me off the bus because I'm a black female. That's still wrong. >> Didn't you say that the bus driver was black as well? >> That doesn't matter. >> I don't understand how that's >> Okay. Well, we don't understand. It's two what? One male against one female is still official misconduct. Thank you. >> Okay. >> You're welcome. >> Sounds like >> Oh, no. I'm not talking about you because anyway. >> Okay. >> Sober up, officer. >> In the end, she was charged with unlawful bus conduct. Just when you thought that you had seen the worst of dumb Karens. Along comes this Karen who thought she could trespass on school premises without any form of consequences whatsoever. >> Stop right there because No, this is I'm I'm going to tell you right now how it works. You got to go. >> No, I'm not going nowhere because >> then you're going to be arrested for trespassing. >> No, then we need you all the time because that's not going to happen. >> Ma'am, I am a police officer >> and I don't need you. >> On the 21st of September, 2023, police officers were called to Fitzgerald Middle School in respect of an angry woman who'd refused to leave the school premises after she was no longer welcome. When they had arrived at the scene, they met a crazy woman who refused all in treaties to nicely leave the premises. On her part, the woman, while busy complicating an otherwise simple situation, was ignorant of the fact that karma wasn't going to be as slow as usual. >> I wasn't talking to her and I wasn't doing that. So, before you come in, you can listen to my part, too, because that is a part of the >> Okay, we're going to stop right there because No, this is I'm I'm going to tell you right now how it works. She's the principal of this property. She gets to say who gets on this property. So, she says you got to go like that, but >> you got to go. >> No, I'm not going nowhere because >> then you're going to be arrested for trespassing. Well, then we need all the cops because that's not going to happen. >> Ma'am, I am a police officer >> and I don't need you so you could me with my daughter. >> I'm leaving with my daughter. Don't stop. >> Are you kidding me? >> Yeah, that's what we're doing. >> If you fight, ma'am, it's >> I'm not fighting you, but you can let me. >> No, absolutely not. >> We're not doing this. >> I'm calling my husband. >> Ma'am, >> this is crazy. I'm being arrested because you guys let my joy get spit off. >> I'm not touching. I'm not calling my husband. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> You're hurting me. >> Stop. Well, stop fighting. >> I want the cameras of this because you're enjoying this. >> Stop. >> You're enjoying. >> Ma'am, you're making it worse for yourself. >> I'm not doing nothing. You My wallet is in the way and I'm not dropping my wallet. >> Drop it. It's going to be I'm going to pick it up. Ma'am, >> I'm trying to turn >> I'm trying my best to not hurt you, but if you keep fighting, this is going to be on you. >> You guys enjoy this. This is crazy. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to tell you again. Stop moving for you to do that. >> YOU'RE THE ONE HAVING A PANIC ATTACK. >> You can't control your wrapped around my shirt. >> Can you stop around my shirt? >> There you go. You >> stop. >> Okay, then. >> All because I want the documents for my daughter. I hope you guys have good time in court and paperwork should be documented too that you guys are legally >> everything is on my camera so don't you worry everything is all set. >> I know and I told you guys that you had a teacher stick my daughter's face. >> Okay. And you did not contact me. >> Have a seat. >> You got my shirt wrapped up into I don't got my butt. >> Thank you. I would like my phone to call my husband too. And I want the documents about my my daughter being spit on by a person and I wasn't notified about that. >> You guys are hiding documentation. So I like that. >> And I'm glad you guys dismissed her yesterday, but you should have notified me. That's all I wanted. >> But you guys can't. You came in here like you miss >> trespass warning >> and you have them twisted. >> Right after detaining her to understand who they were dealing with, the officers had to interrogate the staff at the school. It was at this point that they begun to understand the level of Karen they had just detained. >> What happened when she came in? >> So I walked in the side door and I heard her yelling the side door and I figured I'd put my stuff in. I'll come back. I told Miss Aaron I was going to take her to the back. I came out and I said you know nicely at first. Hey don't you come to the back. She said no you're going to do tell me who's fit in my daughter's place. I said we're not going to do it out here. I want you to come to the back. She said no. And then she went on and on. You're going to blah blah blah blah cursing and so forth. and say, "You're not going to be able to do that here." She continued on. "Yes, I am because you're going to do XYZ." And I said, "Ma'am, if you continue, I'm going to have to put you off the campus. I'm going to trespass you." I was clear. You're not going to do blank to me. Blank blank blank. So, I called you the first time. Then I decided, "Okay, let me see if she'll calm down." Because I called her. Let me see if she'll calm down. I heard your response and then I said, "Why don't you calm down?" Like, "No, you can call whoever you want to call." And and then it just >> right >> she continued on until you walked in and >> I thought she would calm down when you walked in and you could get her outside and and I could I could explain to her that we trespassed the sub. She's not welcome here anymore. She can't come back anymore that I had already handled it. I I was trying to >> This has to do with that that sub that was Yes. >> Okay. So if she see I couldn't get any information. >> I couldn't get anything either because she kept going on. If she would have given me an opportunity, I would have told her, "I suspended the lady. She can't come back to our school." >> Even after she kind of semi I don't want to say semi calmed down, after she kind of quieted down sitting in her car. I thought maybe that could calm it, she still wouldn't get she kept saying that her daughter was spit on. So that was an incident where the substitute teacher was yelling and as she talked and she took it as like a >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> Okay. [laughter] Okay. And I wanted to explain that to her. I didn't want to trespass, but I can't have her scaring all the rest of the parents up front. >> Yeah. No, that was belligerent. >> Getting arrested so quickly didn't go down very well with her. Her efforts to make justifications for her actions were at best futile. >> So that's why it's not going on right then cuz you panicked and had like an anxiety attack. >> There was no panic. >> No, you didn't need to go that far. I for that lady right there. I said I wanted to have a conversation. I'm not sitting down. I'm sitting down. I leaned forward and said, "I wanted to have the conversation in the back." You guys, she got some stuck up her ass and then you came in here with your mouth. >> Okay, >> you guys. We're going to go to my car. >> Let's go. >> And by the way, you're going to be in trouble for like not having somebody arrested. >> Sure, ma'am. Absolutely. Whatever you say. >> Don't push me. >> Can you fix my shirt? My stomach. >> No, absolutely not. We're going to go back. Ma'am, I'm not pushing me. You're pushing me. >> Stop. No. [ __ ] jerk pushing me. >> Stop. >> I'm glad you're in drug. >> Do you have anything behind you that's going to poke me? They may hurt me. >> You ain't reading my rights. >> I don't need to read your rights. I'm not asking you any questions about any commission. >> Well, you can't arrest somebody without reading their rights. >> That's not how it works, ma'am. But sure. I think you watch too much TV. >> Do you have any other things? Any pockets? Anything on you? >> 56 576. >> 576. Go ahead. >> Hey, I'm going to need you to widen your 94. I heard you. 4. >> Yeah, I'm still getting a uh 94. >> You should ask for backup, too. >> Oh, man. I'm such an attack. >> I'm going to hurt everybody so bad. >> Okay, I'll make sure to note that in my report. So, >> I would like you to call my husband, too, while you're at it, cuz they're the only ones that pick up my children. I am. She's just mouthy, that's all. >> I'm not mouthy. You disrespected me on top of anything. >> You hear anything? >> Don't forget my belongings on top of the car before you drive. >> When the reality began to dawn on her that she couldn't just go around trespassing on people's properties just because she wanted to, she decided to calm down, at least for the moment. >> So, listen. Now that now that you've calmed down, okay, I I need to ask you a few questions if that's okay, right? Because you have to understand why I took the action that I took, right? >> No. >> Okay. So, >> I don't agree with you. >> Okay. So, so here's the thing, right? When you're so belligerent, >> I wasn't belligerent till she confronted me. Okay. >> Are you going to let me finish or do I have to roll out the window again? >> But you guys aren't listening. >> You're talking over me and you're interrupting me. You're doing the same thing >> you did when you were inside. This is what landed you under arrest. >> Get back to me inside. >> Okay. >> You did the same thing I'm doing. You know what? Since this is not going to happen, then we have nothing left to say. >> You're coming with me. >> Yep. I know. I heard you. >> Let's go. You just I just want to pick my pants up. Like I don't know if that's >> You want to pick your pants up? >> I do. >> Okay. >> Takes two seconds. I just don't want my lady want stuff falling out every I'm I'm asking what you what you want. >> This is twisted, too. That's why it kind of hurts. >> Thank you. this. It's actually the front cuz my >> Would you like me to do it or >> Yeah, my baby wants my baby ones out. Okay, >> that's fine. >> You have up. Thank you. >> Okay, here. Let me >> My shirt's not covered. >> That's fine. >> Thank you. >> So, all your items including your ID. I'm going to take your Where is your car parked? >> My car is right over there in the park. And I actually I don't know if you could do this too, but I was supposed to leave this school and go over there because there was a bomb threat over there for my son and he's not in school right now. He's home alone. >> Okay. All right. We'll we'll help you out with all that. >> What's your stuff? >> Is this pepper swear or is this one of those? >> No, it's a lot. It's when you get locked under the water and you got to pop it open. >> She was eventually charged with trespass after warning and resisting arrest. From one stupid Karen getting a reality check to another. Here's Reeves, a Karen who went as far as using his disability to cause a public nuisance. >> I can't walk, man. >> Okay, that's all right. >> Send the police. Send the >> right here, bud. >> This is crazy. >> Yeah, my guy. I agree. For a grown man acting the way you are. >> On the 21st of September, 2023, police officers were called to a hospital in respect of a man in a wheelchair who refused to leave the premises after overstaying his welcome. He was said to have been causing a nuisance and making things unbearable for everyone present. When arrived at the scene, they first approached the hospital staff who gave them a little clue on how entitled this Karen was. >> Inside brought him for medical issues, not cycling. >> Voluntarily asked to be brought here and then soon as he got here, I don't want to be here. I don't want to be here. We told him there's nothing holding him here. Hm. >> The police brought him here so he doesn't have a way to get back to where he wherever he came. However, she did offer to >> She offered to take him back and he told her to get the hell. He told her to get the hell away. >> Who offered to take >> the RSburg offer that >> who who brought him brought him as a courtesy said, "I will drive you back." And he said he didn't want to have nothing to do with Ernie to go away. And now he's mad because he doesn't have a ride even though he let his ride and he's annoying everybody. He's annoying everybody. Right after discussing with the staff, they proceeded to approach the man with no idea that he'd turn out to be one of the most dramatic Karens they'd ever come across. Hey, >> how's it going? >> You just Okay, I'm over there. I definitely want to come please. Um, yeah, I'm here. Wait a minute. >> Yeah, this >> Okay. >> Yeah, we'll just head out this way. I'll help you out. >> Okay. Wait a minute. Well, I'm going to leave you out of this uh when the girl you putting me in the hospital, >> huh? >> Putting me in the hospital? >> No, I'm just taking you outside. >> Okay. I'm not s I can't walk, man. >> Okay, that's all right. >> Okay. Well, what are you doing, man? >> I'm just I'm just bringing you outside. That's all. >> Do you need to be Do you need to be in the hospital, >> man? I said boom. I want to sit here where I can sit down, man, and be better st around me, man. I have a seizure disorder. Traumatic brain injury, bro. Oh no. >> Despite the surprise of seeing a man in a wheelchair trying so hard to be difficult, the cops thought it was better to politely ask him to leave the hospital premises. However, for someone who claimed to have an inability to walk, what he did next was unbelievable. >> Don't want you in the building unless you are here for treatment. >> That's all. >> This is going to be some of the phone call outside. right here. >> I'm right here. I'll stand right here. >> That's that right here. How about you? Damn, they brought me. I told them bring me the house. >> I left. Okay, hold on. >> There plenty of places to sit down outside. >> Okay, man. >> I'm not I'm not going outside. >> Why is it that you don't think? Because man, I really want I can't walk. >> Wait a minute, officer. >> I'll take us somewhere. >> You seem to walk just fine when you got out of that chair and walked over here. >> Uh, man. Yeah, please. Um, can you come back? Can you hear me? >> I need I need you to slow down. >> Okay, man. Uh, glad you, man. >> Michael, I'm here. I'm not here. >> I'm talking off right now. I'm jumping the hospital. >> Basically, I'm Ou the only hospital I try to come to and it might be a little civilian going over hospital right here. I just requested >> the only hospital >> she offered and I told her officer >> he told her he didn't want to see her face ever again. >> Okay. and then got mad that he didn't have >> okay basically uh they said they're not let go back to probably here they talk about me being kept it's not needed I said I didn't want to come to the hospital they probably here anyway >> you need a ride somewhere >> I said man I go get >> you just need a ride somewhere >> I go get what I have to do >> where would you like a ride where they brought me from Wait a minute, man. Hold on. I got 99 officers talking to me at the same time. I have a seizure in this store, man. >> For some reason, it was obvious that he was beginning to take the officer's patience with him for granted. He felt like he was in charge of the situation, but things would soon turn against him when he least expected it. >> Campus Hospital, man. This where I'm at. This where I always try to come to, man. >> Basically, uh I'll get some uh >> Okay. you need. >> Basically, we're not talking about getting me home now. >> When the Williamsburg police brought me here, >> this is what I'm trying to find out now. They say they're not. >> They're not. >> Okay. Well, number Okay. Well, first first of all, man, it's not that I have to be hospitalized. Okay. >> I was real cold. >> I'm sure he told me his dad's watch right now. [laughter] I'm just I'm trying to avoid the situation. Okay, ma'am. Uh, can I pick your can I think of one of your phone calls? Sorry, ma'am. No, >> I have spoken with you. >> No, that was about my future. I wonder. >> Okay. >> Eventually, the officers ran out of patience and decided to show him the other side of justice. >> M, you're done talking on the phone. We're going outside. Are you walking there on your own or am I dragging you out there? >> Are you walking there on your own or am I dragging you out there? >> So, I'm dragging you there. >> Last chance to walk out there on your own. You hear it? >> Let's go. >> I aim it. I can't. >> Yeah, you can. >> Watch this. You can walk. It's fine. >> Send the police. Send the police. >> Right here, bud. >> Okay. We're here. >> Yes. I told him, "Don't bring me here." >> Just say, "Don't turn my leave alone." It's not a phone man. No. Please officers, please talk to the police. Please help the police. >> Hello. >> You're following the line with the police. >> Give me your other arm. >> Oh god. Although things had turned against him at this point, it did not occur to him to stop being entitled. However, he'd soon come to terms with the reality that people in this situation do not get the privileges to make demands. >> Behind your back. >> Okay, hold up. I have to get in. I told him, "Don't bring me." >> Yeah. Send the police. >> Send the police. Send the police. I told him don't bring me down. We're going to give you a ride. >> Okay. Oh, yeah. I told them no. They brought me here anyway. Damn. >> All right. Send the police. >> We're going to have to sit up. >> Send the Columbus police. >> Here we go. >> Send Columbus police. Send the Columbus police. Jesus Christ. Oh man, I was this man. I told him, "Don't bring me here, man." >> Back. >> Hey, man. But you know something? It's on camera. All this is on camera. All this man, man. This [ __ ] I go through with man. This [ __ ] that this I tried to avoid, man. >> What you're doing is disrupting medical services to anyone else who wants to go walking through here. I'm trying to get out. I told her, "Don't bring me." >> You understand, man? I told you to take me back. >> I said I said I said my medication. What about my medications, buddy? >> They were sent to my primary system. We're going to have seizure, man. Got where they were sent. Cell phone was dead. Couldn't call my primary care doctor's office. By the way, what they said? I said, bro, I got to have my go. Okay, this is okay. Okay, man. This is I ain't do this here, man. But here's a civil issue, man. That's what I come here for, man. I told him wasn't to stay. Just going to get my medications. What? I haven't had my medication. I won't believe I'm going somewhere. >> I'm fine. That's fine. I'm cuz he's arrested. >> We're going to get him in a crucifer. >> Okay. Uh I'm going to jail. >> Yeah, you're going to jail. >> Okay. Yeah, buddy. Uh you guys came in. I said, "Wow." >> All right, you're coming up. Ready? >> Wow. God. >> At this point, he started to realize that Karma paid every Karen what was due to them, and he was not an exception. >> This is crazy. >> Yeah, my guy. I agree. for a grown man acting the way you are. >> Man, you know something, man. Aggravating being sent by sent to Twin Valley Hospital for coming out of a seizure fight. This happens, man. This is my records. So, I go to traumatic brain injury. TDI network right up the street here. Jesus Christ. I told him, "Don't bring me, man. It wasn't a hospital issue." >> I think that back Okay. Reeves was eventually charged with criminal trespass, obstructing official business, and resisting arrest.