Looks like you have a lot of tickets in there. So, >> yeah, for the same stupid stuff y'all pulling me over for. >> I haven't raised my voice to you one time. >> I don't give a what you did. >> If you keep it up, you're going to be considered a disorderly person. >> You and youring rules, >> okay? >> This is some [ __ ] I'm sick of this [ __ ] with y'all [ __ ] toy cops. >> Toy cops. >> So, regular Karens and then there are psycho carons. But what happens when cops end up pulling over that one in a million ultra psycho Karen? It turns a routine traffic stop into a cop's worst day ever. And then make him question all of his life choices. >> I threw up because I have low iron. I do I did not take my MULTIVITAMIN TODAY. KELLY, COME AND GET ME. >> YOU'RE NERVOUS. >> COME AND GET ME. >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm just sitting here and trying to talk my >> Here are several moments when cops pull over one in 1 million ultra psycho currents. Starting with this ultra psycho who thought giving the officers a wrong signature made her super smart and her best chance for getting away with driving above the regular speed limit. >> You're doing 96. >> I was not aware I was doing 96. I had the cruise control set at 85. >> But you're putting everybody else at danger. So, I I don't think the attitude's going to help your situation. Okay. >> Anything from pen to paper you physically see me sign, that is my signature. It does not have to be legible. >> On August the 24th, 2024, in the early morning hours in Penllis County, Florida, an officer on patrol spotted a car flying down the road at a jaw-dropping 96 mph in a 35 zone. Now, reckless drivers are nothing new to the officer, but what he was about to hear from this psycho behind the wheel was ridiculous. >> Good, sir. >> Hello. >> What's up? What's the rush? Um, >> I'm just trying to get to work. I have a cruise control. >> So, >> you're doing 96. >> I was not aware I was doing 96. I had the cruise control set at 85. >> I mean, okay, even let's give you the difference. Say you were doing 85. That's still 35 mph with the speed limit. >> I understand that. >> But, like I said, I I got you on radar doing 96. >> Okay. What? >> So, when did you clock it? >> Right. As you're coming over the crest of the hill. Okay. behind that truck for a while and then you've been >> truck truck was doing 74. >> Okay. >> You were doing 96. I need your driver's license, registration, proof, insurance. >> I don't have my physical driver's license. It's it's in the mail on the way to me. Um I have a passport. >> Okay. You can't drive a car then until you have your license on you. >> Okay. Well, if you want to give me a ticket for that too, go right ahead, sir. But I'm just trying to get Oh, you say that, but you're putting everybody else at danger. So, I I don't think the attitude's going to help your situation. Okay. >> The last time I was pulled over by a cop, they pulled over two people at one time in the middle of the road. So, I'm sorry. And he came up to the car and put his hand on his I'm sorry if I seem a little out of out of sorts right now. >> I got you. I'm not them. Obviously, I'm not done any of that stuff. >> Doesn't that do you have your registration paperwork? >> All right. Hang t back with you in a few. While the officer walked back to his cruiser to run her documents, the driver probably sat there gripping the steering wheel, seriously considering whether to stomp on the gas and disappear into the night. But regardless of what she might have been thinking, she would be having a much bigger problem to deal with upon the return of the officer. >> All right, ma'am. I need you to hop out of the vehicle, come around to the back of your trunk with me. >> What? >> I need you to step out of the vehicle and come around back to your trunk with me. >> Why? >> Cuz we're going to take care of paperwork back here. >> What paperwork? >> The paperwork I'm about to provide you back here. >> Okay. I you physically saw me sign this. Correct. >> And that counts as a signature. Correct. >> No, that's not a signature. >> Right. >> Anything from pen to paper you physically see me sign. That is my signature. It does not have to be legible. >> Okay. >> You have nothing else to say. It's not a signature. Says who? >> Okay. He's trying to work with you. I don't know why you're not working. Why are you interrupting >> right now? to get out of the car. Handed them to me and I could have signed them in the safety of my car. >> You want me to say something and then you interrupt me, so I'm not going to say anything. >> You don't even allow my wife to get out with me. You're like, are you kidding me? >> It was common for Karen to yell and attack in a bid to revolt, but in this woman's case, she wasn't going to revolt the traditional way. She was going to do it with a pen. >> All right, ma'am. So again, this your signature is as it appears on your driver's license. This is not admission to guilt. This is simply an acknowledgement that you're aware you're going to receive a court date in the mail. >> So simply just need your compliance. >> Do you want to see my actual signature? >> All right, go ahead and turn on police behind your back for me. >> I'm not [screaming] stay there. Stay there. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. [screaming] >> Tang is 16. I'm 105. Got to get a cage cruiser. >> I will talk. I'll talk to you in a sec. Please stop. Please. Please. >> Tell him to step it up. >> Yeah. 104. I need a cage cruiser if they can expedite one being uncooperative. >> Please, please, please, BABY. [screaming] >> I'm trying to be. >> No, you didn't. >> Yes, I did. [screaming] >> It was a simple thing you had to do. >> I did it. >> Man, please do me a favor. Have a seat. Be advised someone's getting hit. [screaming] get [screaming] [laughter] her. Do what you got to do. Start your paperwork. >> I got the paperwork done. She refused to sign it. >> If you do see it, THERE'S A SIGNATURE ON THAT PAPER, SIR. >> It's not your signature. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. I untying us with anxiety. >> Can you please go look at the piece of paper I sign it? Please. They're making a big deal out of this. Please. Can you please >> start walking back? >> No. Please. I signed the paper. [crying] >> Come on. >> Please have my life. Please, [crying] please, please. >> Take that. >> Okay. Thank you, guys. [screaming] She's got a chain and a couple bracelets on. Have >> a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. Get in the car. >> In the end, she was charged with providing false information to law enforcement, reckless driving, and driving with a suspended license. Unlike the previous woman, Brittany thought that she could intimidate an officer into letting her walk [snorts] away despite driving with a suspended license. >> I didn't steal anything. Ma'am, this is the first time that I'm meeting you. >> Speak to you, sir. >> You said that's what you stole. So, you >> I'm speaking to you, sir. >> You are speaking to me. >> I am not. Now, I am. I got to go to work and y'all pulling me over for some [ __ ] CUZ THIS IS A GAME THAT'S SO FUN FOR Y'ALL. >> Stop you. >> On May the 23rd, 2026, during a cool morning in New Jersey, Officer McGawan was out on patrol when he pulled over a woman later identified as Brittany for driving a black sedan with a suspended license. >> Hi ma'am, how are you? I'm Sergeant McGowan from Harrison. >> I do have to let you know I have a camera on. It's our policy. Okay. Do you have your driver's license, registration, insurance with you? >> Can I >> Are you the registered owner of the car? >> I am. Your driver's license is suspended. >> Yeah, that's you. >> What's that? >> That's for license. >> Well, it's suspended in the system. That's why I'm stopping you. >> Well, that's uh And I don't understand how you guys run a tag. I >> We can run any tag that goes past in the whole state of New Jersey. Oh, you drove past me, right? I ran pretty much every tag that drives past me as long as I can see it. >> I can't find my registration. Looks like you have a lot of tickets in there. So, >> yeah, for the same stupid stuff y'all pulling me over for nothing. >> If you know your driver's license is suspended, why are you still driving? >> I'm not suspended. >> Your driver's license is suspended. >> I'm not suspended. >> You are? >> I don't know why it's not I can't find my registration. I had it up there. That's where I put it when the last police officer pulled me over. I put it back up there. I don't have my registration. >> Do you have your insurance? Or are you able to pull your insurance on your phone? >> My insurance is on my phone. >> Okay. >> I don't have my registration. Y'all stole that so I can go to court and sell you shut. Y'all always coming up with something. I can't wait to get the [ __ ] out this state. Damn. Stupid up there. That's what you stole. >> I didn't steal anything, ma'am. This is the first time that I'm meeting you to you, sir. >> You said that's what you stole. >> I'm speaking to you, sir. >> You are speaking to me. >> I am not. Now I am raising my voice now. pissing me off. You stole my registration >> again. I didn't steal anything. >> I ain't speaking to me. I ain't not speaking to you. That's what they was in my car for. They stole my >> All right, here's your phone back. >> Officer McGallan couldn't tell whether Britney was simply frustrated or completely off the rails. While he was still trying to figure this out, he had no idea that he had come in contact with a one ina- million ultra psycho Karen who was fixing to send the entire stop straight into chaos. Britney, your insurance company is saying that your insurance is canceled. So, it's done. >> Your insurance company I just called them Progressive. They're saying that the policy that you gave me is canceled. So, do you have any other insurance proof? >> I don't. >> Okay. So, you don't have insurance ON YOUR >> NO. >> OKAY. DO you have somebody that you can call that can come out here and give you a ride cuz your car is going to be impounded? >> My policy is not expired. >> They're not saying that it's expired. They're saying that it's inactive, which is probably for non-payment. [laughter] >> No, it's not. >> Okay. Well, do you have any other proof of insurance? >> That is insurance. paid a portion of it. I still paid for if I I still paid for something. I'm still entitled to money if I didn't ask it or not. I'm That's still money. It's paid for. >> That's not what they're saying. >> I don't give a what they say here. >> I'm asking you a question. Do you have any other proof of insurance? >> I DON'T HAVE INSURANCE. THAT'S IT. WHAT DOES IT SAY ON THERE? I'm paid up until a certain date. >> No, that's not what it says. That's not what it says. >> Says that. What did you say? >> Okay. Step out of the car. >> What did you say? Step out of the car. >> Damn. >> Did the car specify which >> I haven't raised my voice to you one time. >> I don't give a what you did. >> So this is your problem. It's not mine. >> And I'm trying. >> I got to go to work and y'all pulling me over FOR SOME BULL. THIS IS A GAME. SO FUN TO Y'ALL. >> STOP. >> YOU. >> If you keep it up, you're going to be considered a disorderly person. >> You and youring rules. >> Okay. So, do you have somebody that you can CALL TO COME? >> I DON'T. I DON'T. >> OKAY. WELL, where do you work? >> I don't know where the I am. This is some [ __ ] I'm sick of thising [ __ ] Y'all [ __ ] toy cops. >> Toy cops? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. Well, your car is being impounded. So, why don't you get on the phone and call somebody to come get me a ride? >> Have anybody? >> Well, where would you like a ride to then? >> I DON'T WANT TO RIDE ANYWHERE. GET THE OUT OF my face. Just keep the car. I don't want it. >> Here's your driver's. >> Don't grab stuff out of my hand like that. I didn't give you your tickets yet. >> You ain't going to do about it. You piece of >> Come over here now. Don't walk away from the stop. You're not released yet. You're going to get yourself arrested. Knock it off. >> ARREST ME THEN. >> COME OVER HERE. >> You >> come over here. >> IF YOU'RE NOT GOING TO ARREST ME, THEN GET OUT the out of my face. >> Don't walk away from my traffic stop. It's not done. Aside from being a lousy woman, Britney was also super dumb. She genuinely thought that all it would take to get her away was a little intimidation laced with some bad attitude. But what she was failing to realize was that every action has consequences and she was fixing herself up for some unpleasant ones. >> You said he was going. >> Drop it. Stay up against the car and stop moving. >> No. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting me. Get in the car. >> Let me get my foot. >> Get in the car. >> Let me get my foot in first, YOU KNOW. JUST THROW ME IN THERE. You cuz you're under arrest. >> For you said you was taking my car. That's the end of it. >> No, it's not. I didn't finish my traffic stop and you walked away and I told you to stop. >> No, you were you said you're going to get out the car and the car. Okay. >> I'm not going to wait for the truck to come. I'm leaving. >> I didn't tell you to wait for the truck to come. >> Exactly. So, I'M GOOD TO GO. >> NO, I DIDN'T GIVE YOU YOUR TICKETS. You don't have You're going to give them to me at THE JAIL. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO JAIL. >> You weren't to me now. >> No, you're under arrest. Obstructing my investigation. >> I'm not >> Say what you want. You're all liars and you just wanted to do this just for the fun of me. So, what kind of crap do you >> Normally, anyone caught in a situation like this would try to keep their composure, try and keep their head straight, avoid stacking more charges. But instead of playing it smart, Britney continued to complicate things. Sit back in your seat, right? >> Please don't put that on me. >> No, you're getting a seat belt. It's the law. >> No, don't put it on me. >> You're getting a seatelt. It's the law. >> No, don't put it on me. Please don't put it on me. >> Scooch over this way. You're just making this harder on yourself. Scooch over this way. I don't care which one you can get it in. Step out. Go around the back of the car to the door on the other side. Keep going to the door. Go stand in front of that silver bench. In the end, she was charged with driving without insurance, driving with a suspended license, resisting arrest, and obstructing justice. Next is Ella Morgan, a dumb psycho Karen who thought all she needed to get away from going to jail was a fake medical condition. >> I have low iron. I'm just trying to get home. I'm like, I'm not trying to cause no harm to nobody. Don't worry about him. >> Did you talk to him? >> No, I'm talking to you though because >> I DON'T CARE. STOP. >> HLEY, COME AND GET ME. >> HE JUST HE'S JUST TRYING TO YANK ME OUT OF MY CAR. >> WELL, HE can technically. >> NO, HE CANNOT. He feels targeted doing nothing. I just want to go home. >> On November the 17th, 2024 at around midnight in Ohio, officers on patrol pulled over a vehicle driven by a woman later identified as Ella Morgan, who was flying down the road. well above the posted 35 mph speed limit with her boyfriend Kelly in the passenger seat. Over the years, the officers have heard several excuses from the book from reckless and psycho drivers trying to talk their way out, but they had never seen one attempt like this. >> Like, I have low iron. I'm just trying to get home. Like, I'm not trying to cause no harm to nobody. He has my address. He knows I live less than 5 miles away from here. Right or wrong? That was a disabled vehicle. >> Is it Is it Is it less than 5 miles or not? >> She's into I don't know if you guys >> I'm I'm asking you. Is it less than 5 miles or not? >> What are you talking about? >> You What are you talking about? >> Is my address less than 5 miles? Is 1481 Adams Road less than 5 miles of here or not? Right. I'm just trying to get home. All I want to do is get home. That's it. I have low iron. >> Okay. >> I threw up because I have low iron. I do I did not take my multivitamins today. Okay, >> that's it. I just want to go home. >> I I I understand that. >> Do you do you really just put alcohol? >> Yeah, because I have low iron. I thought I took enough on enough of my iron pills and I I thought I ate enough. Today, clearly I have it. >> I'm still learning this. I just learned like what like maybe two weeks ago that I have low iron and I'm I'm literally trying to learn my today. Like I've been I'm 20 what? 26 28? Like I'm I don't honestly to be real with you. Like I'm like what 1996? That makes me what 20 28 years old. Like >> I just recently learned that I had this ability. Like I have to eat a certain amount of of what? Red blood cells to in order in order for me to function enough in this world. Like don't worry about him and the passenger G. His name is Lindsay. Okay, >> don't worry about him. >> Did you talk to him? >> No, I'm talking to you though because >> I don't care. >> I'm talking to you though because I'm the driver. Call >> Hey, are you >> Do you have a license? >> Have you been drinking or anything? >> Okay. Since she's having her >> home, Lizzy. Lizzy, drive me home. >> That's that. Ma'am. Hey. Hey. >> Please don't touch me. Please don't touch me. Please don't touch me. >> HLEY, COME AND GET ME. YOU'RE NERVOUS. >> JAY, COME AND GET ME. >> Settle down. >> I'm settled. I'm settled. And I'm settled. >> You need to chill for me. >> I'm chill. I don't like all of this because I have low iron right now. And I'm scared. >> Don't be scared. >> I don't care. I DON'T LIKE ALL OF THIS. I'm scared. I'm scared. >> I don't like Don't LET GO MY FRIENDS. DON'T LET GO OF MY FRIENDS. >> Thank you. >> Don't let go of my friends. I'm scared. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> Okay. He's going to let go. I'm supervising you. Okay. Thank you. >> You're welcome. You're welcome. I'm Sergeant Holder. All right. So, listen. I don't want to touch you. I don't have to. All I want you to do is walk back to the back of your car with me and talk to you. Okay. Right back here. That's fine. Okay. That's what I want. All right. So, you go ahead and just lean up against your car. Okay. So, listen. I'm just now coming here. I'm just now figuring out what's going on. >> That's fine. You're new to this. They've been here. >> I I understand. Okay. Listen, >> I'm just trying to go home. I literally at I literally live at 1481 Adams Road. I live less than 5 miles from here. >> Hey, listen. >> I have low iron. >> I've heard you say that. >> I want to go home. That's all I want to do. I don't have to work tomorrow. I can literally sleep for the rest of the night and not bother nobody. >> I just want to go home. I understand that >> because at the end of the day, I know this is new for me, but my doctor told me when I feel like this, I just need to go home and sleep. I need to rest. At this point, I feel over what's what's the word? Um over overexhilated. I feel over I feel over >> Would you care to drive home? >> I wouldn't mind drive home cuz I would be glad to just if she's going to calm herself down a little bit. >> Want to compare whatever. She lives on Adams. I live on Harrison. If you know anything about me healthy is not so far from so I can get her home. >> Like I can drive home. I can live where I know where I live. Like I just want to go home. If if he has to drive me home, that's fine. I was sitting in the seat, but I just want to go home. I just let me talk at all. >> I ain't going to lie. Like because I feel scared. He just he just tried to yank ME OUT OF MY CAR. >> WELL, he can technically. >> NO, HE CANNOT. >> YES, HE CAN. >> NO, HE CANNOT BECAUSE HE FEELS he feels targeted doing nothing. I just want to go home. >> Do you want some mutual aid? Obviously. Yeah, that's fine. At this point, the officers had confirmed that she was heavily intoxicated and the situation was quickly slipping out of control. There was no more room for hesitation. If there was anything they had to do to save her from herself, it had TO BE NOW. [snorts] >> JUNGLE, NO. >> STOP DOING THAT. >> NO. NO. under arrest. >> No, not get YOUR CUFF OUT. THAT WRIST. NO. NO. NO. NO. OKAY. NO. NO. NO. NO. I'm not. NO, I'M NOT. NO, I'M NOT. NO, I'M NOT OKAY. NO, I'M NOT OKAY. NO, I'M NOT OKAY. NO, I'M NOT OKAY. They're trying to push me to the ground. I CAN SEE THE SIDE OF THE CAR. NO, I'M NOT OKAY. >> NO, I'M NOT OKAY. NO, I'M NOT OKAY. NO, I'm not okay. No, I'm not okay. >> Okay, go ahead and lock those. Watch him. >> No, I'm not okay. No, I'm not okay. >> She's not hurt. YOU GOT >> NO, I'M NOT. YES, I AM. >> YES, I AM. I'M NOT OKAY. I'M NOT OKAY. NO. >> STAND UP. >> NO. [screaming] NO. NO. >> Stand up. >> No. No. I'm not going to. That shows you. That shows you. >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing nothing. >> Stop. >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm just sitting here. They're breaking my arm. They are breaking my arm. THEY ARE BREAKING MY ARM. I'm not doing nothing. I'm just sitting here and trying to talk my I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing >> No, cuz I'm not doing nothing. >> Y >> cuz I'm not doing nothing. >> You got another set. >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing nothing. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Stop. >> Cuz I'm not doing nothing. And you know I'm not. AND YOU KNOW I'M NOT. And you know I'm not. THE ONLY REASON WHY YOU GOING TO stop me cuz I'm cooperating. I'm not doing I'm not doing I'm not doing >> No. >> I'm not doing I'm not doing and you know that. >> No. I'm not doing nothing and you know that get out of the park again. >> Yep. >> I'm not doing >> But I'm not doing What am I doing that's so wrong? What am I DOING THAT'S SO WRONG? What can you tell me I don't do so wrong? I'M SITTING HERE TELLING you I'm not DOING BUT I STOPPED AND Y'ALL DIDN'T BUT I STOPPED. BUT I STOPPED. BUT I STOPPED. >> BUT I STOPPED. >> I MADE IT OVER. >> BUT I STOPPED. BUT I STOPPED. That's the crazier part. I stopped. I stopped. I said I try to explain to you. I didn't do wrong. >> I didn't do wrong. No, >> I have been sentenced. I said >> just when the officers thought that the situation was finally under control and that all that was left was the ride down to the station, reality came knocking hard. Ella was not done yet. What looked like a clean arrest started to unravel and the officers realized that they had seriously underestimated how unpredictable she was. >> I JUST TRIED TO GO HOME. MORE THAN ANYTHING, THAT'S ALL I WAS TRYING TO DO WAS TRYING TO GO HOME. THAT'S IT. I WAS JUST TRYING TO GO HOME. >> MA'AM, LISTEN TO ME. What's your name? >> Nothing. >> What's your name? >> Nothing. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. >> Are you trying to go home? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, here's how this is going to work. You're going to cooperate with me. I'm going to cooperate with you. You understand that? Do you understand that? >> No. Not trying to take me. >> Okay. Well, you don't want you don't want to cooperate, then we'll just do things a different way. Okay. >> No, it's not even that, bro. I just want to go. >> It's bloody. It's bloody. Those are bloody. >> I'm terrified. >> Dude, those are bloody. >> I am terrified. I just want to go home. I just want to go home. I just want to go home. >> So, I'm going to ask you one more time. >> So, listen. I'm going to ask you one more time. Can I get you to calm down and act reasonable? >> If you keep acting like that, listen to me. >> Listen to me. >> So crazy. >> If you cannot control your emotions right now, then I'm going to have to do something else with you. Okay? So, I'm going to ask you as an adult, can you reach down and control your emotions right now? >> Ask the mother. I WAS IN A CAR. >> Reach down and control your emotions. That's it's yes or no. Are you mature enough for that? >> I am. >> Okay, then let me pass. >> Let me see you control your emotions. >> Let me see you control your emotions. That's all I need to see right now. >> Can you have some adult emotional control? >> I am. But >> you're going to bring it down. Then bring it down. >> Terrible. >> Bring it down. >> I'm terrible. >> You're going back up again. Okay. >> So then you're telling me that you cannot control yourself as an adult? Is that what you're telling me right now? >> No, THAT'S NOT WHAT I'M TELLING OKAY, THEN let me see you bring it down. Let me see you bring IT DOWN. >> BUT I GOT ALL THESE WHITE OFFICERS around me and I am terrified. I am terrified. >> I'm standing right here. This is not a race issue. Okay, >> it's not. But I >> bring it down. Bring it down. >> Those are the people that ripped ME OFF IN MY CAR WHEN I WASN'T doing nothing. >> Bring it down. >> I'm terrified. I don't know how to >> You don't know how we're back. You not know how to control yourself? >> I DO, BUT I'M just terrified. >> Okay, let me see you sit there for like 30 seconds and just breathe. Close the door. Close the door. Close the door. Let me Let me Let me get a moment to myself. Let me get a moment to myself. Close the door. >> Just I'm I'm not from out here. I'm from the south. Just give me a second to talk myself down. Please. That's all I'm asking. >> Well, YOU'RE DOING A GOOD JOB RIGHT NOW. You're coming down a little bit. And I appreciate that. >> I'm just I'm just >> I need to see a little bit more of that. Okay. >> I just I close the door then, please. >> I got to see Make sure your hands are okay. Let me see your cuffs. >> I the the the Yeah, they they didn't secure the cuffs properly. I ain't going to hold you. They didn't. They didn't. They didn't. Whoever the cuffed me properly the first time did Yeah. They didn't do their job. >> No. No. No. No. Don't do that. Don't do that. You're going to hurt yourself that way. Okay. >> Like, >> just step out for me. I'm glad you pointed that out to me. I appreciate that. >> Yeah. Whoever step out for a second. Let me get this for you. Okay. Turn around for me. Okay. >> Because at the end of the day, I just want to go home. That's it. >> Okay. I get that. Okay. >> I don't live that far from here. I'm not trying to be no happy to nobody. I just want to go home. At the end of the day, I am anemic. I just broke up with my boyfriend that I've been together for six years. >> Oh wow. What was he doing? >> I don't even know. Like that's the issue because he he gaslights me. >> Okay. I do some [ __ ] and I know for a fact it's not me. >> And what's your name? >> My name is Ellen Morgan Mitchell. >> Ellen Morgan Mitchell. Miss Mitchell. I'm so sorry you're going through that right now. >> I try my best to pay all of my tickets. I don't want to go to jail. >> I get that. Do you have any tickets right now, Mitch? >> Extra at the end of the day. I'm just trying to get over the the did me wrong at the end of the day. I don't like this. >> Slide in there and calm yourself down. >> No, I can't. Not with this. Not with my wrist. You're >> doing good. >> No, because this I had one rest frame. >> YOU WERE DOING GOOD. >> I HAD ONE REST FRAME. >> We can't free. No. Until you calm down. Until you calm down. No, you're not. YOU'RE YELLING AND SCREAMING. NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> UNTIL YOU LOCK. >> I TOLD YOU I need to see you calm down before we can do ANYTHING ELSE. >> CALM BEFORE YOU LOCK BOTH OF MY ROOM. SO, Miss Morgan, >> can I knock before you lock? >> No. Since the whole time I've been here, you've been yelling and screaming and crying and hooting and hollering, and all I'm asking you to do is have some emotional control for one minute. >> Okay. >> Like you said, you needed one minute to sit there and breathe. >> Unlock one of them. >> I can't do that. No. No. That's not how it's not going to work. >> Please. I can't do it with just I CAN'T DO THAT. >> Then you're going to stay like that. Then you're going to stay just like that. You're going to stay just like that. >> Flashbacks. Please. >> Then you're going to stay very uncomfortable until you calm down. >> I can't I [snorts] can't calm down with two of them. Then that's then I guess you're going to have to be like that then. >> Ella slipping out of cuffs was the least the officers expected, but they would have expected more if they had put into cognizance that Ella was the one Karen who did not mind going to any lengths to try and have their way. >> So you're telling me again that you refuse to calm down. Okay. >> No, it's that's not what I'm saying. That's exactly what you're saying. >> No, >> THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT YOU'RE SAYING. >> I'M SAYING if you want me to compromise with you, I please I need at least one. >> Nope. That's not going to happen until YOU HURT NOBODY. I'M NOT GOING TO HURT NOBODY. You're not showing me that you listen to anything at all right now. You're not showing me any kind of cooperation. >> BEFORE HE GOT HERE, WAS I NOT LEAST COMB BEFORE HE got here? >> You're not showing me any kind of cooperation. >> You're being resistive right now. Look at you. YOU'RE PUSHING ME RIGHT NOW. >> YOU ARE not showing me anything to make me want to work with you. >> That was Come on. >> That you just calm down a little bit. I appreciate that like that. Don't do me like that. Just >> have a seat for a second, >> brother. Don't do me like that. >> You're doing it to yourself. I'm telling you what needs to happen. >> Because before YOU EVEN GOT HERE, I WAS COOL WITH JUST ONE IN THE BACK SEAT. Just sit down for a second. >> I was cool with just one IN THE BACK SEAT BY MYSELF. >> Just sit down for a second. >> You locked the OTHER ONE AND I PUT ME IN A SPIRAL. I'M telling you, you locking the other one. Put me in a spiral. >> You need to sit down. Tell There you go. I appreciate that. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Wait. Before you push me. What's your name? Officer >> Warman, I got a card for you. >> All right, babe. Warman, before you push me, Before you push me, can I speak to What's your name? >> Sergeant Hall. >> Sergeant Hall, listen. before you locked me in both of my cubs. I have a bad experience, >> okay, >> of being held down. >> Listen, and I'm trying to understand that again. >> And I understand that. But listen, when I just had the one and I told you, Yeah. the whoever locked me up between the two. Yeah. When I was cool with just the one, I was cool. But when you put me in the two, that put me in a bad headsp space. >> I'm letting you know. >> I understand that. BUT I WAS LISTEN NO. >> SEE, there again, you're trying to you're trying to control the conversation. BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT LETTING me finish it. I get that. But I get that. >> I will sit down. But listen, I cannot do both. I cannot do both. I will be able to talk to you personally. >> Until you sit down, there's nothing else needs to be said. Okay. So, you put your feet in there. Put your feet in there. Okay. Now, you said you need a couple minutes to set to settle down, right? >> I'm calm. >> Let me see that. >> Can I do both? >> Let me see you settle down for a minute. Okay. In the end, she was charged with operating a vehicle under the influence and resisting arrest. Ella was super dumb, but she was nothing compared to this Karen who thought she could drive recklessly and endanger the life of her sister as long as it was her birthday. The reason why you're driving the way you are. >> I was just trying to get my little sister. It's my birthday today. >> Are you trying to get yourself on your birthday? >> Don't touch me anymore. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Don't walk over there. You can't touch me. >> Don't walk over there. You want to go to jail? Do you want to go to jail? Do you want to go? Do you want to go to jail? Do you want to sue? Do you want to go to jail? I told you. Stand right there. You're not going to walk up in there. >> On November the 12th, 2025 in Lake County, Chicago, Illinois, officers on highway patrol pulled over a young woman driving a Toyota Hilux after she was caught barreling down the wrong side of the road at nearly 70 mph in a 30 zone. From the moment they spotted the truck, the officers initially assumed the driver's recklessness stemmed from a desperate emergency. However, once stopped, her explanation was so flimsy that any lingering sympathy instantly turned to pure disappointment. >> Hey, can you stop by the car? What? Step out the car. What? >> Step out the car. >> I need a step out the car. >> I need a proper reason. >> You need a reason? Okay, I'll give you two reasons. I'm going to I'm going to give you first the option. If you don't step out of this car, you're going to be arrested for obstruction. If you want your reason, I'll give you your reason. It's going to be for 70 and also improper lane uses when you pass the car. So now, because of that, I'm going to ask you to step out the car and one time. >> I understand. >> I got my little sister. >> I understand. I understand. >> That's why I was giving. >> Okay. >> Want step out? My little sister. >> That's fine. So the reason why you're driving the way you are? >> I'm just trying to get my little sister. It's my birthday today. >> Are you trying to get yourself on your birthday? >> No, I'm not. I'm not. >> I'm just trying to get to my reasonable destination and that's it. >> Reasonable destination. Going 70 and then going past people in the car and stuff like that's reasonable. Especially here, I'll tell you this right now. Because you got a kid there now. It's child endangerment because of the way you're driving. >> I get that. >> That makes no sense. Take your hands out your pockets. Where's your driver's license? >> I haven't. >> Okay. Well, based on how your driving so bad, that's why you're getting treated the way you are. >> Can I give you my driver's license? >> Where's your driver's license at first? >> It's in my car. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> Can I grab it back, too? >> Sure. >> Don't get up. Don't get up. Okay. Okay. I grab his license. >> Do you have the insurance on the car? >> I think >> you can go ahead and grab that, too. >> It's in my car. >> My It has on the app. I have progressive >> insurance. >> I do have some on my phone with my phone. >> Okay. When you find it, just show it to the other deputy. All right. >> Okay. Yeah. >> At that moment, reality finally started creeping in on the driver. The second she realized the officers had figured out she was intoxicated. Confidence that she had been holding on to began slipping through her fingers. Now, it was no longer about whether the officers had something on her besides reckless driving. It was now about whether she was clever enough to talk, scheme, or bluff her way out of going to jail. >> There's a couple issues I have. First one's your speed. Not the end of the world. I get it. Everyone speaks. Something's a little excessive. This is a poor area. Like you're driving on the wrong way and you got your sister. Do you think that's appropriate? >> No, I agree with you. >> Okay. So, let me ask you this. Have you had anything to drink? >> No. >> Do you know why I'm asking you this? >> Yes. >> Okay. Why do you think I'm asking? >> I don't know. The reason why I'm asking is because of the behavior that you're exhibiting towards me. >> Okay. >> When you were looking for your stuff, you kind of look looked a little disoriented. And then on top of that, because it's not common for people to be driving that fast and going outside the roadway, right? >> Okay. >> So, based off everything I'm telling you, are you willing to to do some field sobriety test to make sure you're safe to drive? >> Nope. >> You don't want to do sobriety tests? >> Nope. >> Okay, that's fine. Celsius. >> Celsius. >> Celsius. >> So if I open that door, it's going to be a Celsius can. >> You can't you can't. >> So here's the thing. I'm going to go up there and I'm going to verify if it's if it is an alcoholic alcoholic beverage. Open container is probably cost. >> Okay. I'm going to verify this. >> I want your supervisor. I want your supervisor. Unfortunately for her, the officers weren't buying any of the tricks she kept throwing their way. Up to this point, they were still trying to reason with her calmly and figure out just how intoxicated she really was. >> Hey, I need I need >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't walk over there. You can't touch me. You can't touch me. Don't walk over there. You can't touch me. You cannot go over there. You want to go to jail? You want to go to jail? Do you want to go to jail? You want to sue? >> You want to go to jail? I told you, stand right there. You're not going to walk up on your sister in there. >> Okay. You think driving 70 m an hour and you want to care now about your sister? I think that's pretty ridiculous. So, why don't you be quiet >> and let him do his job and then we can get this figured out. >> Look at her. >> You wouldn't be in a situation if you weren't driving 70, right? >> And you I would Okay, go ahead. Go ahead and do your thing. >> No, you cannot do >> step again. You're going in cops. If you step again, you're going cuffs. You're going to be arrested for obstruction if you do it again. >> She's crying. >> You know why she's crying? Because of your actions, you wouldn't be here. >> Because of your actions. Because you're here. >> Because I'm here. Why? Why do you think you're here? >> Why? Why do you think you're pulled over? >> Because I would have been home already >> going 70 driving already. I WOULD HAVE BEEN AROUND THE CORNER. I would have been home already. >> That's ridiculous. They think that you're actually >> My home is already home already. >> More looks like alcohol to me on the door. I think >> so. Um, >> her mom is coming. >> Her mom's coming. Her mom's coming. So do That's why I'm saying do not touch her. >> If I was going to touch her, >> why would I touch her? >> You're making her cry. >> Why do you think she's crying? Look at the scenario here. You know what? Let's do this. Let's do this. Let's go over here to next. >> Do you want to talk like you're an adult? No. Okay. >> In that moment, the girl was still overwhelmed with confidence, convincing herself that there was still a chance that she'd make it home in time to celebrate her birthday with her family. But while she kept holding on to that illusion, the reality she had feared most was quietly creeping closer. >> All right, turn around. You're under rush. Sit down. Sit down. I'll sit down. >> You're okay. I'll I'll be right back. Okay. >> Just stay in the car for me. Okay. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> I want to do something. >> I got her. I got I got you. >> Sit down. >> I got you. I got you. It's okay. Nothing's going to happen to her. Okay. I promise you that. Here. Cuz like I said, she's your sister. Do you want to stand next to her? I'll let you stand next to her. She just feel more com. Do you want to do that or do you want to sit in the back of the car? What do you feel more comfortable with? >> You already feel you. You really can. >> Would you feel more comfortable as you're standing next to her? >> You want to stand next? Go ahead and stand next to her. She's your sister. >> Comfortable. You already made her feel uncomfortable. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> So, if I'll explain you what you're under arrest for, I'll let you stand next to her so that way she feels more comfortable. >> No, I don't want to get that. She'll be she'll she'll come home tonight. >> I don't have a proper call. >> Yeah, we do. You cannot search my vehicle. [crying] >> I have rights. >> I have rights. You cannot search my vehicle. >> I want my mom. >> It's like >> I want my mom. >> Don't go in your pocket. Stop. >> She's coming. She >> stop. Don't go in your pocket. >> Officer. Officer. >> I'm giving you the decency standing. Put her in the back. Don't wait for my sister, bro. >> My sister. Can we wait for my Can we wait for this? >> Can we wait for my stepmom? Right here. Right here. >> You can have a se in the car and I'll roll down the window. >> Can we wait for my stepmom? Please, please, please step. >> Can we wait for my step? >> Yeah. I'm not going to leave until you promise your mom. Okay. Do you have any weapons or anything on you? Nothing like that. Okay. Cuz the reason why I'm asking is because if you go to the jail and they find other are contra >> It's been recorded. It's recorded. >> It's been recorded. >> It is. It is. I'm saying you see the camera. >> Dead or is this your phone? You want her to come with you or >> No, it's my personal phone. inside. I'll explain why. >> Yeah, go ahead. Do you want to understand how everything works? I'm wear your handcuffs. >> I guess. >> Yes or no? If you don't want to, it's fine. I'll just close the door. >> It's fine. I'll just >> It's a yes or no. >> I got my rights. I got my rights. I know where my rights are. >> Okay. So, do you want me to explain you? >> Okay. Do your parental rights. my parental rights. All right. I don't know what the your rents are. What are you doing? >> It's it's a question for you. I'm offering you these. I don't have to tell you, but obviously it is an agitated situation and I'm sure you have I don't mind explaining it to you. >> Explain it. Okay. Explain. You want to explain? Okay. So, first issue is you're going like I told you 70 and you're going to the opposite way in traffic, right? You can't do that. You know that. And it's your birthday. Why would you do that? Right. There's that. And then on top of that, you got your sister in the car. You got to be a good role model to her, dude. Like come on. So there's that. And then the other part I have it is I can smell alcohol in your breath. And then on top of that you say that hey this is an energy drink and then we look in the door from here from plain view it's definitely not energy drink cuz you can read the top label. Now you're saying that we can't search your car right there. We have enough probable cause to search your car without it because with the open alcohol that's more than enough information I need to search that car. And then like I said you're slurring your speech. You're not making sense and obviously you're upset. Now here's the thing. You're probably going to get charged. Actually not probably. I'll just tell you you're going to get charged for a speed improper lane usage. I'm not going to do the child endangerment and then you're going to do the DUI. The other questions you have is what happens when you're not you're going to go down the jail. I got to read you some stuff and then after I'm done reading with you, they're going to process you. Is this the first time you ever been arrested? >> Yes, pretty much. >> Okay, I understand. Okay. So, what will happen from there is you're just going to get some citations. They'll hold on you for maybe a few hours. You're going to get out today. All right. And then you just get a court date. All right. Does that make sense? Okay. Do you have any other questions for No. Okay. All right. All right, I'm going to close the door so I can get this process fast so I can get you home. Right. >> In the end, she was charged with aggravated DUI, child endangerment, and resisting a police officer. She was issued a court date and released to go home. The previous girl was crazy, but she was nothing compared to Ariel, who thought violating traffic law was her birthright. >> She was trying to cross the road, put herself in danger, um, end up making a bad situation. So, she unfortunately she's going to be going to jail. >> There was a green light. I started crossing the street and he grabbed my purse and I >> Law enforcement tells you to stop. What does that mean? >> He is lying right now. He is a piece of >> a lying piece of >> On July the 4th, 2025 at around 9:00 p.m. in Florida, traffic safety officers spotted a woman later identified as Ariel, preparing to walk straight into active traffic. Immediately, they tried to stop her, warning her several times not to cross, but the woman ignored every command and pushed ahead anyway. After she finally made it to the other side, the officers approached her, trying to understand why she would take such a reckless risk in the first place. But what should have been a simple conversation within seconds went completely off THE RAILS. >> STOP IT. >> STOP. [screaming] >> STOP. >> HEY, TURN AROUND. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hands >> behind your back. >> Very little. >> The two of you head over to 31 and uh assist with stopping people from crossing. >> I'm sorry, sir. I was just trying to cross the street. >> Going to pop a unit there. Echo one special. >> Now you go to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. >> They They grab my purse. >> They grab my purse illegally. >> YOU WILL GRAB MY PURSE ILLEGALLY. >> HEY, let go of the cuff. >> No. >> Let go OF THE CUFF. >> YOU GRAB MY PURSE. >> LET GO OF THE CUFF. >> YOU GRAB MY PURSE. You grab my purse. You grab my I'm not fighting. You're hurting me. >> Well, stop resisting. >> You're hurting me. >> You are hurting me. You piece of >> I'm sorry, but I was just trying to have my boyfriend, six-year-old have a good Fourth of July. And your cops, he couldn't cross the street on crosswalk. >> Why did you grab my purse, sir? >> You were walking out into traffic. >> There was no traffic. It was a green light. When there's officers directing traffic, >> you listen to us. >> You were out of control over there. >> Now you go to jail. >> There was a green light to cross, sir. >> There was a I don't deserve to go to jail, sir. I'm sorry. Is there any way that I could not go to jail, sir? Because I wanted to have a good night with my friend, sir. >> I'm very sorry, but I don't know why my purse was grabbed illegally. >> My personal What's your name? I need you to calm down just for a second. Okay, we're going to get it all figured out. >> Just stop talking. >> You just kept threatening that I would go to jail. >> Okay, that's fine. Just calm down. >> Am I going to go to jail? >> Who interacted? >> Okay. >> No, he grabbed >> Let me talk to them and I will. All right, you guys good? >> You need me to search? >> This is really hurting me. >> Okay, we can fix those. Well, we just need you to relax a minute. You got to understand when you're fighting with us, we can't >> grab my purse and fight with you with >> Yeah. Yeah, we're all good. >> Do you have anything? Do you have anything that's going to focus me? Any weapons? >> You good if I search you? >> Okay. I appreciate it. Just for our safety. That's it. Okay. >> You okay? >> You go ahead. >> Okay. He grabbed a grab my purse. >> Focus on me. Okay. >> After finally getting Ariel in cuffs, the officers turned their attention to her boyfriend, who had been standing quietly on the side of the road this entire time. As they approached him, their minds immediately went into overdrive. After witnessing Ariel's chaotic behavior, they couldn't help but wonder whether her boyfriend was cut from the same cloth or possibly even worse. >> What happened? >> I don't know. She was I guess she was just yelling at somebody. She was upset cuz she went to the crossroad cuz we're parked over there and they made us cross instead of crossing at the crosswalk over here. >> Is that your girlfriend? Your wife? >> Yes, my girlfriend. >> Okay. >> You have your ID on you by any chance? >> Yeah, my her mom is up a block away. She's coming. just wait for the mom. >> All right. So, it sounds like um she's going to be going to jail for obstruction. >> So, um still waiting to find more information out, but uh but yeah, I guess they gave her some orders and she was supposed to call home and she clearly disregarded that. That's a little bit that I got. Um so, um basically what's going to happen from this point forward, she ended up going to Charlie Honey Jail. You know that is you want me to write down any phone numbers for her or anything like that? Cuz she's got >> she's got her phone. She's got her phone. >> Okay. So, what they'll do when they get there, they'll let her get some numbers out of that and everything like that. Okay. >> 2.4. Can you copy Florida DL for this? >> Can we just wait till her mom gets here before we do anything? >> So, as long as she stays calm, I don't see that being an issue. Where's her mom at? >> She's like, well, we were parked up there around the corner. So, she has to walk around. >> Okay. >> But she's she I were all together. She was just her mom was way ahead of us. >> I got you. Thank you, sir. Moments later, Ariel's mother arrived at the scene, having narrowly avoided ending up in the same mess as her daughter. As the officers spoke with her and began piecing everything together, one thing became painfully clear. Sometimes the black sheep really does come from the cleanest flock. >> Are you her mom? >> Yeah. What's going on? >> Do me a favor. Stay over here for a minute. Um, so basically I guess uh they gave her some orders. Um, she was trying to cross the road, put herself in a danger. Um, end up making a bad situation. So she unfortunately she's going to be going to jail. >> 2144. >> All right. So, um, I already gave him the information on where she's going. Uh, she'll have her she has her phone on her, so she'll be able to get numbers out of there and everything once she gets there. Okay. Um, have you ever have you ever been through that process? Do you know what to do from this point forward? >> Unfortunately, yes. >> Okay. All right. So, I was the one that had the inter interaction with her. So, I wanted to explain to you what happened. >> Uhhuh. >> She was on that corner by my car. >> I know. I I I got there. I got stuck there, too, and got pissed. So, I I know. >> Okay. So, she was screaming, "My car's right in there." I said, "Man, you can't cross there." >> Yeah. Gotcha. >> So, we stopped. >> We went around. >> Were you there with it when >> No, I was not, but you also yelled at me and told me to go around cuz I tried to cross from over there. So, I know ex They were behind me, so I know exactly what happened. >> So, she cut across the intersection. Now, we open traffic up this way to let her cross over. >> She's not listening. I said, "Ma'am, stop. You have to listen to us. The lights green. You have to listen to us." She then proceeded to walk around here and walk into this street which traffic was coming. So I grabbed her first behind to pull her back. She swung back at me and then she went to the ground. >> So I wanted you to hear it from me first >> and then she threw a cup which didn't hit me but then she threw her cup at me. >> So she is going to jail. >> All she had to do was follow simple directions like you clearly did. Right. While the officers questioned Ariel's mother, Ariel sat off to the side, clinging to the belief that her mother was somehow pulling strings to get her released. >> I'm not threatening anybody. I just want to take my child home. >> Do you have your wallet in there, ma'am, by any chance? >> I have my ID. >> I can I retrieve it from there? >> Yeah, but he grabbed my wallet when I was my purse when I was not doing anything. >> That's what this whole thing is about. >> He grabbed my Are you okay with it? Are you okay with us getting your ID? >> I'm not Will it help me? It will help us identify you and probably expedite this process. >> You're going to jail no matter what. >> If I'm going to jail no matter what, then why would I let you see my ID? Because I'm very sorry. >> Technically, you have to check the purse. Make sure to not contract. >> Yeah. So, it's going to be checked no matter what. >> Always check already. My first arrest. >> Take it out. Clip it in the front. >> My purse was already brav. >> I'm not going to run. This is really hurting me. This is really hurting me. >> He grabbed my purse when I was just standing on the street. >> There were no traffic. There was a green light. I'll see if I can get up. Are they all the way? Pretty much. >> It's all the way because it's hurting me very much. I'm very sorry. >> If I can get a finger in there, you're fine. Stop. >> It's not fine. It's hurting my wrist. >> Can you That's a family. Can you go explain to the family a little bit more of what happened and I'll hang out here with her? >> Is it possible for me to just go home? I'm very sorry. >> I did. You're hurting my foot. >> What did I do besides >> Hey, I'm going to address this. >> He grabbed my purse. I wasn't here, ma'am. So, if you if you want to ask >> if he's lying if he was lying to you when he told you what happened. There was no traffic. There was a green light. I started crossing the street and he grabbed my purse and I >> Law enforcement tells you to stop. What does that mean? >> He didn't ask me to stop. >> What did he tell you? >> He grabbed my purse and then he spoke and I said, "Don't grab my purse." >> I wasn't here, ma'am, so I'm not going to go into that. But he grabbed my purse first. If he would have asked me to stop, then maybe I would have understood that. >> Ma'am, he grabbed your purse cuz he was trying to stop you from getting last time. But there was no traffic man. There was a green light. >> Are there traffic cameras here? >> Yep, there are. I have smaller cops, but there >> as long as she starts she gets out. Once she gets in the back seat, she's fine. >> She don't have anything in her pocket. She has >> No, I just want to go home. So, >> I'm very sorry. He was not kind to me. And I understand that you guys have a very difficult job, but I was just trying to get my six-year-old home safely. just like he was. And if it's possible to go home, I will do anything at all. >> I got away earlier. >> I did not scratch it. >> While searching through Ariel's belongings, the officers uncovered multiple credit cards that immediately raised red flags serious enough to completely change the direction of the night. But for the moment, they refused to get sidetracked. At this point, one thing was obvious. Ariel had already opened a massive can of worms and the fantasy world that she had been living in was falling apart fast far. >> Yeah, I haven't I haven't finished searching all before anything else. I will spend >> you can talk to her but don't put hands on her place. >> Go ahead. >> He had his first >> anything at all. >> He is lying right now. He is a piece of >> a lying piece of >> He doesn't want if he wanted to protect the the public, he would let me go because I didn't. >> You want to tell her anything else before you walk away, brother? >> My purse. >> He grabbed my purse before speaking a word to me. >> All right, that's good enough. >> Another night in jail. It's fine. But I will not live in Toronto County anymore. So figure out how to >> Thank you. >> Because the police here are corrupt. >> They are corrupt as >> they are corrupt. He says, >> "Sir, that's the last time I'm going to tell you." >> Let's not make this thing any harsher than it is. >> He's not doing anything. >> Your officers about who's a piece of grab the purse of a young innocent >> to stop you from getting hit by a car. >> There were no cars there. >> Check those things. >> Check them out. A green light. >> Just Just for future reference, >> a green light. >> It said walk. >> But when officers are directed, okay, whatever. I'm done talking to you. Have a nice day. >> Can you send him your email that happens that you just basically use it for the narrative? >> No, because they are lying. They grabbed my purse. >> Would you like your purse to go with your family? >> Just transfer that over to one of the men. >> She's not She's not going to hear it now. She's not going to understand it now. Things are elevated. >> That's my Yetti also. Yeti is right there. You don't want yourself. >> Why would I want it? I can't use it. I'm going to squeeze the knife. >> All right. Go ahead and transport it. >> Lieutenant I already got a statement from him. I'm aware of what happened. Grab my purse. Grab my purse before >> and then someone needs to take pictures of his arms and >> put him in obstruction without obstruction. Well, it's the same thing. >> Hey, do you got any extra small cuffs or cuffs? >> I got regular cuffs. >> Is your vehicle near here? >> Your vehicle near home. >> That's fine. If she gets out when she gets in the back seat, she >> I think has a pair of small cuffs. >> Who? >> I thought Gerardi had a pair of small. It's fine. >> I don't think Smalder will help because these are too big. >> If you slip out of I would recommend you keeping those on. >> I'm keeping them on. And the reason I say that I would suggest >> this your whistle >> keeping them touch your touch. Please stop. >> It's not going to go off. >> There are a lot of bad officers in Charlotte County. >> Okay. Are we going your car? >> No. No. >> Josh. Okay. >> Can you push my glasses up? They're blocking my nose. >> Where's your vehicle at? >> Right here. >> You can go ahead and transport. Yeah. And and Gerard do everything. You cursed her? >> Yeah. So she uh she goes across the street on a holiday. Do you have a bra on? >> Okay. Move in and slide in for me. >> In the end, she was charged with pedestrian violation, resisting an officer with violence and battery on a law enforcement officer. Still on cops pulling one in a million ultra psycho Karens. Miss Karen was so delusional that despite being against a unit, she still felt like a dictator for a while. >> Get me out of here. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Get me out of here now. >> Okay. All right. >> For drunk driving. >> But did you have a proof? >> Yes. >> How? >> Everything you just did. >> No. No. No. >> Don't you dare fight me. Don't you dare fight me. >> On September the 13th, 2023, an officer was on patrol when he saw a red Cadillac with dark tinted windshields at an intersection. The motorist was also driving above the speed limit which prompted the officer to stop the driver. Upon initial engagement, the suspect immediately started resisting. >> How you doing? My name's Officer Miller. Just got to let you know we got body warning cameras on. Okay. >> Good. The music is way too loud. >> And you are driving way too fast. >> That's fine. How much did you have to drink? It is leaking. I don't want to see. >> All right, I'm going to have somebody come and test you. Okay. >> No, >> I have to. >> I get it. But you still weak of it. >> How far? >> Which unit? No. Stay. Stay. Sit down. Sit down. >> Just sit down. They're going to help you. Sit down. >> You're about to get tested. Come this way. Since you don't want to listen. >> Go stand over here. If you don't want to >> right there. Right. >> Follow me. Follow me. >> Follow him. Follow me. Right here. This sidewalk right here. What's going on? We all got cameras >> totally >> right. You out of the car. >> Okay. >> That bottle right there. You smell it. >> Mhm. So I was like, "How many times have you drank this?" She wants I don't want to ask any question. All right. Well, my point just come >> I don't know anything in reference to like I know it but >> Okay. >> Huh? Did you go to the class? >> I did. I just like been at >> I told you we're going to test. >> We're just going to run a few tests just to make sure you're okay to drive. Okay. Is that okay? Whether you pass or fail, we'll figure it out. >> Um, do you have um any Yeah. Uh, actually shut those legs. Shut my >> Yeah. >> Um, do you have any medical issues? Anything like that? Nothing. No. No. Uh, anything wrong with your eyes, legs? >> No, not at all. What? What? What's going on? >> Oh, we're just going to run a few tests just to make sure you're okay to drive. >> But you asking me question that doesn't have to do with the driving. Well, I have to ask you if you have anything issues. I have nothing to do. I didn't do nothing wrong with >> Okay. All right. >> So, please. >> All right. >> Next corner, that's my house. >> Okay. All right. All right. I I didn't pull you over. This officer pulled you over. He has his reason. He has his reasons. >> I'm not scared. >> He has his reasons. He has Okay. >> Are can you can you make these tests? Can you do these tests for me? >> Yes. Okay. >> What do you want me to do? >> All right. I I'm going to explain it to you. >> I don't know if I can make it. >> Okay. Hold on. Hold on. I'll explain it to you. >> The officers who suspected the woman to be intoxicated performed a sobriety test on her, but her attitude just kept getting worse, especially when the officers asked to perform one last test, making things escalate. >> I don't think this is a test for me to do it. >> It It is a test. >> No, it's not. >> Okay. >> Okay. Get it off cuz I want to get out of here. I leave right there. >> Okay. >> So, what do you want me to do? >> Just explain to me. I did explain to you. I did. No, no, no. This is insane. I don't I don't agree with whatever you're doing. I can recall you and you're doing extra. You're doing extra. You guys, not you. You are doing extra. >> I'm sorry. I don't want to be cursing. You are extra. You are being extra. >> Okay. I was >> I was called here to make sure you're not >> Do you want to Do you want to arrest me? Do you want to give me a ticket? What? Whatever you doing? >> Well, I just want you to I just >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. What do you want me to do? >> So, >> a four. >> What? >> So, stand. >> No, I'm getting I'm getting aggravated cuz I know I know my right. >> Okay. All right. Do you want to do the test or No, it's up to you. >> Go ahead. Leave me the last test. What is it? >> Okay. So, stand on your side. >> Oh, you want me to straight? That's what you want to see. >> What? >> I don't know. I'm concerned for you guys. >> You acting weird cuz I can turn. So, do what do you want me to do so I can get out of here? >> I'm trying to explain. >> You want me to strip or not? >> No. Why? Why? >> Get me out of here. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Get me out of here now. >> Okay. All right. >> Get me out of here. >> Okay. Stand with your feet together, hands out your side. Okay. When I tell you to begin. >> Mhm. >> Okay. You're going to lift one leg left or right. Straight >> straight out. Lift it up >> like this. Like so. Straight out. Foot pointed out about 6 in above the ground. All right, you're going to count 10,00 1,00200. >> Can you do for it? Can you do it for me? >> Count to 10. >> Can you do that the same thing that you said me to do? >> You want to do the test? >> No. No. No. Can you do it for me? >> No. No. Let me ask a question. >> All right. You're not You don't want >> Whatever you ask me to do. Can you do it for me? >> Okay. You don't want to do the test. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You want me to count for 1,000? >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 >> You're being placed under arrest. >> Under arrest. Don't Don't >> wait. I I am under >> You're being You're being placed under arrest. All right. >> DWI Wait, wait. I can't be under. You got to give me my rights. >> You have the right to remain. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. I have the right. Why? I'm be under arrest. >> No, no, no, no, no. Excuse him. >> Ma'am, ma'am, don't don't fight. >> Okay, give him my right. >> He They're going to renew your rights. Let them handcuff. Okay, but >> Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am, put your hands behind your back. >> Just tell me why I be on the arrest. >> Suspicion of DWI. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. We will charge you. resisting if you don't stop. >> I'm not receiving. >> Please don't do this. >> I I passed all my test. >> No, you didn't. >> Yeah, I did. >> The other one. >> Come on. How did I not pass my test? Come on. Be realistic. I passed my test. Why you doing this? I live right there down the street. Yeah. >> Why are you doing that? Give me a reason why, >> ma'am. >> But why? Give me a reason. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. >> BUT WHY I AM UNDER ARREST? >> STOP RESISTING. >> But why? Why? I am under arrest. >> For drunk driving. >> No. No. >> Stop resisting. You're under. >> Do you have a bro? >> Give me Chameleia. Come here. Give me I got I got I got this one. Get the other here. I got this one. >> Oh my god. What are you doing? >> Come on. Be relaxed. >> I'm too respectful of you like that. >> Come on. I'm not I'm not >> It's over. It's over. It's over. Ma'am, it's okay. >> Don't do that. >> Stop moving. Stop moving. >> The woman became emotional, repeatedly asking why she was arrested while resisting, but the officers were not having it. >> Why? >> For drunk driving. But did you have a proof? >> Yes. >> How? >> Everything you just did. >> No, no, no. He just text me. >> He just text me. >> You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> It's over. It's over. >> I got to call my lawyer. It's over. >> Can I call my lawyer? >> Call him when you get back to >> No, no, no. I got to call my >> You're not going to call him now. >> Don't do this. Come on. What's going on with you guys? What's wrong with you? Hello. My damn what's wrong. >> Yo, please don't get in the car, man. Man, just get in the car. It's over. It's over. Get in the car. >> You're going to get charged with the resistance. You're going to get charged with the car. >> You got two choices. Either you go home within the next 4 hours >> or you go to jail. Do you want >> get in the car? >> You want to go to jail? >> So then get in the car. >> Be an adult and get in the car. >> You want me to get in the car right? >> Get in the car. >> Tell me what I did wrong. I will tell you once you get in the car. >> Listen. Can I? >> No. No. No. No. You have no control here. It's over. >> I do. >> No, you don't. >> I do. No, you don't. Come on. I didn't do nothing wrong. Let me ask you something. You don't >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> I know you want to in the car. You got two options. I know you don't want to go to jail. You're going to go to headquarters which is in the center of town and I go to my car. >> No. And then you'll be home in 4 hours. >> How long? This is wrong. >> Everything's on camera. WE ALL KNOW I KNOW YOU said this is bad. I didn't do that. I do not want to put I do not want to pick you up and put you in the car. >> No, no, no. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I'm not too No, no, I'm not listening. You are >> I'm asking for more. >> I'm asking for my right. >> Yeah, this is your right. >> You're not telling me >> you're for drunk driving. Let's do this over. Let's do it. You got the right to remain silent. Anything you say cannot get you the law. You got the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford one, the state will give you one. Do you understand these rights? Your rights have been given to you. >> Okay. Okay. >> And you being charged with the THE >> DRUNK DRIVING. WELL, no way. Wait, wait, wait. Do you have >> ma'am? JUST GET IN. >> NO WAY. NO WAY. NO WAY. NO WAY. Don't do this. Come on. What's wrong with you guys? Don't do >> She's in. She's in. >> But I'm not wrong. What's wrong with you guys? Please. Come on. Talk to me. >> No. No. No. I'm You taking me After restraining her, the officers went ahead to search the woman's car and found exactly what they were expecting. >> Right. So, got a corona. See if we have anything else in here. We have the party's wallet and we'll take your property. We have a phone. We'll take what you want her personal items. Uh behind a little tequila thing underneath a seat. >> Yeah. Yeah, it's kind of like a little shot thing. It's a vodka New Amsterdam. >> Yeah, it's [ __ ] Thanks, bro. >> Yeah, I called for one. Thank you, bro. Yeah, I I called for that one as well. Thank you. Uh does she have small bottles? Is also another one that she has? Union City is going to send us one to headquarters. >> 14. Thank you. Let me see. I didn't see that's not a cap. This is another one. So for small bottles like this, they could fit in here. See, we have another one right here. We have two in the glove box because with small things like this, they can fit in. I talk in the camera because you know they want to >> they want to >> What you got, bro? Oh, yeah. We'll take that. >> Yeah, she might be. Oh, she definitely drunk in her some There's one bottle she threw out cuz I got the cap, but I don't have the actual bottle. >> Is that what else? >> Something else on that um >> the purse. >> Nothing in the purse. We can't. >> How do I get the glove box open? because of the reason I'm looking to get the gearbox open is the fact that that party had multiple drinks in the small personal drinks like these for reference on the floor and it's in a console. I have reason to believe it for the further stuff in the uh box. How do you open that thing? Oh, nothing. >> While on the ride to the police station, the woman became aggravated and got into a heated argument with the police officer and refused to acknowledge [music] her offense. >> No, I'm not. You didn't even give me the test. >> So, you do >> You didn't even give me No, no, no. You're wrong. >> You don't want to listen? Then you asking me questions and you don't want to listen. >> You can't ask me a question. I try to answer. You don't listen. Doesn't work that way, sweetie. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. What did I do for you to >> I told you. >> All right. Well, listen. Because I need I need answers. >> You don't You don't You don't make the rules here, man. >> I don't make the rule. I need answers. >> I don't care if you yell. >> No, I I >> You can be aggravated, man. You can be aggravated. >> I am aggravated. Okay. You'll have your You'll have your time in court. >> I'm I'm I'm aggravated. >> Okay, that's fine. >> So, why you arresting me? What did I do wrong? Why did you stop me? What did you What did I do that you thought I was drunk? Why you getting me out of here? Why you think that you're giving me a DUI? Why? I'm asking you a question. Why do you not answer it? My phone. >> Your phone and your wallet is right here. >> Your phone and your wallet is right here. >> So why you arresting me without make me making a phone call? Why you arresting me without you not giving me a >> the [ __ ] test? >> You did take a test. >> No, I did not. >> Okay. >> I I I did not take a test. >> Okay. Whatever you gave me, I just >> That's fine. You know what? I'm allowed to get a phone call, right? >> Cuz you you don't use your phone. That's one. And two, you get a phone call at headquarters, not on the road. >> After arriving at the station, the woman wasted no time and got right to yelling at the officers once again. >> Where have you we we we don't like each other. >> Okay. So, can you stop doing that? >> All right. >> You've been controlling everything all day. This is not the way you work with. >> What did I do with you? >> You didn't do anything. >> I want you to let me go. I don't want you to touch me. I didn't do nothing wrong. I'm not a criminal. >> What's wrong with you? Why you teasing me like that? >> I don't want to touch you. >> You touch me. But now, can you stop? I don't like it. You're being very inconsiderate. >> I just need to get my check. Can you let me go? >> No. Please. You better work. >> Watch your stuff. >> So, let me go. Let me be. >> You want to walk? Walk. >> Let me go. Can you let me go? >> Walk. >> Let me go. Can you let me go? Walk. >> You hurting me when you touch me. Oh, please. Come on. I'm tired of this now at this point. Why you doing that? You know what? I know what you do. >> You doing that? >> The only reason why the cuffs, >> these ones, >> leave them on her back. >> Okay. Give [snorts] me that hand. >> Sit down this way. >> The second pair. kicking you around. >> What she was doing was kicking screen. >> Was she Did she try to kick you? >> Like for real. Like I'm going to need to do this. >> Yeah, just get the phone. She's not going through. >> You got a tough key. >> Yeah. Double lockation. The officer proceeded to read out her charges to her, but she refused to listen and her attitude became worse. >> So, you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. >> 39450. I have to read the whole thing. I get it. The law requires you to submit samples of your breath for the purpose of testing to determine alcohol sample. Right. >> A record of the taking of the breath samples, including the test samples. >> Not gave me a breath sample, right? >> Upon your request, a copy of the sample. Did you get me a breath? After you've been provided samples of your breath or testing, you have the right at your own expense to have a personal physician of your own selection take of your breath, blood or urine for INDIVIDUAL including sample. Did you get >> 20 years of 2000 >> or do not provide sufficient breath samples? I will CHARGE YOU TO SUBMIT BREAST. YOU >> DID NOT GIVE ME A BREATH SAMPLE FOR BREATH SAMPLE. >> WILL you submit SAMPLES OF YOUR BREATH? >> GIVE ME A BREATH SAMPLE. >> WILL YOU SUBMIT? >> YES. >> OKAY, PERFECT. >> Go ahead, boo. >> That's all I need. >> You arrest me cuz you >> That's all I need. >> The woman employed several manipulation techniques to get out of the cuffs, but the officers were not ready to indulge her. Can I can I speak? >> She first heard you stopped at uh >> stopped in use your glasses. >> We're going to give you that. No, cuz you supposed to arrest me before that and you not say you really said we gave a sample. Did you say that? >> No, I'm sorry. Right here. >> I'm sorry. I'm asking a question. Don't even bother. >> Did you say that you gave me a rest? That's what you say, right? >> Did you? No, I'm sorry. I'm asking question. Why didn't you answer? Did you say that you said that? >> Did you or not? >> He's not going TO ANSWER. >> NO, HE he brought NO, NO, NO. HE HAS TO ANSWER. I'M SORRY. I'M SORRY. He just brought me one, right? You said you gave me a breath sample. >> No, he did not. >> Okay. You say that sample. >> He wants to take your breath to get to YOU HAVE TO READ EVERYTHING AGAIN cuz I listen to him. >> Well, that's your phone. I want to I want to listen to everything again. >> Okay, I'll read it to you. >> Say something about samples. I'm going to read it to you. Just relax. Relax. I'll read it to you. Okay. >> You know, your problem is um you want to call you back. Give her a call back. Yeah. I said, "You can play this game. Okay. Okay. I tried I tried to reason with you. I tried to reason with you and I tried to speak too nicely. I tried to speak too nicely and unfortunately >> No, no, no. You guys did not speak nicely to me. >> I've been nothing but respectful to you. I've been >> part of them. >> I'm not them. >> No, you are them. You are them. >> I spoke to you nicely. >> No, you are them. >> I speak to you. >> No, you know how they treat me. Understand why you treat me now. >> You wrong my right. Whoever wrong my understand. So I didn't take this off cuz I don't know why I be like this. Can you take this off? Cuz it's hurting me. First of all, second of all, cursing. I'm sorry. I'm not I'm not supposed to curse. I'm sorry. I'm not supposed to curse. That's not You can curse if you want to. >> So, I need this cuz he's me. First of all, second of all, I don't know why I be arrested. Second of all, I need my lawyer. So, you're going to do all this thing right now. >> Unfortunately, you you're not in control right now. >> No, I'm not in control. I know I'm here. >> You don't tell us what to do. We tell you what to do. That's how it works. >> Okay. But I know I know that I'm not supposed to be like this. That's for sure. >> There's actually >> one, two, I need to have a phone call. >> My finger is totally >> I'll be arrested. I am arrested. I am a phone, right? This >> one. I know. I know. Um, >> so fast you guys, but I need the proof for that. >> Put on that belt. >> The officers tried to take her breath sample for the mandatory breathalyzer test, but she vehemently refused and started acting out. I didn't buy a little camera person. >> No. You think I want to fight you? >> What is the need for smile? >> Yeah, it is. Right. Come on. >> No. No. This is insane. Look all this. >> This is insane. >> Want to come to the bench? Yeah. Right. >> What? SHE HAS TO BE. >> WHY? NO. WHY? >> Because that's what you take a seat. >> No. I don't want to. I DON'T WANT TO. This is not This is not right. [clears throat] >> But why? Why? >> THIS IS NOT RIGHT. >> NO. WHY? I don't like that. >> But why? Why you Wait, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. OKAY. WHY? WHY? [screaming] >> WHY? What did I do? >> Keep going. You're not >> I'm not stopping because you >> Yes. Can you SLOW I took all the pictures. We can talk. >> Why? Okay. What is the reason for this? >> Yeah, just these reason for this. >> Don't even interact with her, guys. I'm muting. Prisoners are muting. >> What is that? Come on. Who did I kill? >> [music] >> I feel a person to talk for me. Just stupid. Did you cuff her to the bench? >> The woman managed to remove the bench cuffs and while the officers tried to fix it, things took a turn for the worse. actual person. All right, this is ridiculous. I want to relax. >> I don't want that. >> I DON'T WANT YOU. >> I don't want the [ __ ] >> Don't you dare fight me. Don't you dare fight me. >> Don't you dare fight me. That's enough. >> You done? >> Are you done? >> Yeah, I'm done. >> You're done. >> Yeah, I'm done. >> Okay, good. Come on. >> Why are you allowed to hurt me? >> Come on. >> Sit down. >> But why you allowed to hurt me? >> Cuz you tried to bite me. >> But you heard me first. >> What are you talking about? >> You heard me first. >> Relax. >> Heard me. >> Relax. >> No. No. No. That hurt. >> He didn't do that. >> Yeah, he heard me. >> He's just doing his job. >> He just heard me. >> No. No. No. No. Heard me. >> Relax. You guys hurting me. >> I'm not hurting >> right now. You hurting me. You touch me. I [ __ ] around my face. You guys hurting. >> You're fine. >> Okay. You guys HURTING ME. >> YOU GUYS are hurting me. >> You want to get out of here, right? >> Yes, but you guys are hurting me. >> I feel the pain. >> Okay. >> You guys are hurting. >> She said uh security. We have camera here cuz I'm going to remind you all of you. >> Okay. >> Yes. This is insane. This is not I know why you guys doing that. >> I know. I know the reason and the person why you doing that. >> Okay. >> So, what's that? >> Yeah. You can ask question. She's not ask you have to ask her why your camera's on. Is your camera on? >> I want all of you guys. >> Anybody camera on? >> Yeah. You actually >> just ask how come you're allowed to hurt me but not >> okay patient >> are you sick >> don't even under the care of a doctor >> are you taking medicine >> no you taking medicine >> do you have diabetes >> you have diabetes >> are you taking insulin >> you taking insulin >> are you injured >> no I'm you are injured yeah I injured because of you guys >> do you want an ambulance >> no I I'm hurt at Okay, we'll get you. >> I hurt you. The way you let me go here. My head hurt now. I need to go. >> Your injuries affecting you. >> Hurts. My head hurts. I cannot [ __ ] go. The way you fight me with my head. Look at the camera. Look at the camera. >> We have cameras. We all have cameras. >> No, I have a head. >> Okay. So, are your are your injuries affecting you now? Injury hurting right now. What? And how are your injuries affecting you? It's >> bad. It hurts. >> How is it affecting you? >> Bad. >> It hurts a lot. When you pull me down to the floor, >> okay, we'll get you. You can't try and bite the cough. >> I never have suffer from a headache at all. Now it hurts the way whoever I did it. You you don't hurt now and it's painful. In the end, the Karen was charged with careless driving, operating a motor vehicle with an open container, obstruction of windshield, refusal to consent to take breath samples, refusal to submit to chemical testing, and operating a motor vehicle under the influence. If you think the previous lady was crazy, then you haven't met this woman who thinks that she couldn't be arrested and was well above the law. >> Never going to end up in jail. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm never going to end up in jail. >> Listen to your friend, though. Never going to end up in jail. The sheriff's office. [ __ ] you all. No, no, no, no. You guys are a disservice to this country because people like you. >> I hope you on the 13th of January, 2024, Florida police officers responded to a distress call from the management of a local bar. They reported an altercation between two customers that resulted in one of the customers getting seriously assaulted. When the cops arrived at the scene to get a grasp of what had happened so far, they approached the crazy Karen who appeared to be a victim and gave them her version of what had transpired earlier. >> What's going on? >> All right. So, you see my neck. >> Okay. Tell me what happened, man. >> So, I'm just in there dancing. >> I'm doing nothing. And like out of nowhere, like I don't know. I honestly like I have no idea why, but there's a group of girls who are in like a they're in a bachelorette party. I mean, I'm just out there. I'm dancing with another guy in here. Like I'm with him, but I'm dancing with another guy in there. >> Yeah. And all of a sudden, like they just grab me by the neck and like push me onto the band speakers. Yeah. >> So, my lip is my lip is busted >> and my neck >> is like I don't know why. I honestly I have no idea why. I honestly have no idea why. >> Where are the girls at? >> They're in the bar. >> You know who it was? >> Yeah, it's it's the bachelorette party. >> They're in that corner. >> My [ __ ] neck hurts soing bad. You said fire rescue enough to >> like you see my neck right cuz it hurts but I can't see it but like it feels like there's a big mark right down my neck and my lip is like >> they just took me and were like boom and like pushed me into the band. >> Yeah. >> But no no not you but like me like they just like took me and like boom pushed me into the band. I fell into the band's speakers. So, the band will even be able to see that like any video is going to show them pushing me into the band. >> However, it was when they interrogated the other person involved that it started [music] looking like she might not have been entirely truthful with them. >> Hey, how you doing? It was the girl with the white chocolate. >> I was like, definitely. I tried to help her say like, "Hey, can I get you to come off this because you're like really in a bad shape." >> Oh, no. They're so Amanda. Okay, that's the basic we need to talk to. >> She's got that girl. She danced and she fell on the stage. >> She certainly did. >> And she sat there and kind of looked for a second. >> Well, she sat there for a second kind of looked and then she pushed that girl, the bachelorette into all of us. And then that's when we were like, "Well, hold on a second. Wait a minute." Like, "No, we're not going to do that." And then that's when the security came over and kind of >> buddy with she's wide open. >> It's not the first time she's caused trouble. >> Watch out ladies. They're trying to drive. >> I'm going to buy you some just for men. >> It's a new year. I got you. >> The girl in the green dress. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, I was trying to help. Things started to take a turn for the worse when the officers became privileged to see the video of the altercation. But as the truth glared her in the face, it was surprising to see that she started trying to find the most creative of ways to remain a victim. >> All right. So So that's you right there, right? And there she goes. She charges in. And so this one is back. Where's the uh go back? >> Yeah. So that girl right there is the one that threw her down to the floor. >> That wasn't threw her down to the floor. That was a bump. If you look Okay, hang on one second. I'm looking at We're looking at the video and I'm going to show you. I'm zooming in right here so you can see >> the person's back is to her. She actually bumped into her as she went down. >> And how did my lip How did my neck get I don't know how that happened, >> right? You don't know. >> I'm just looking and seeing what the video show me. This is the video evidence. >> This is it. This is what we go by. So just like >> conflicting stories we go by the video. >> So So just like miraculously my lip and my neck I got pushed. So I don't know what's showing on that video cuz I can't see it clearly but but someone took me by the neck and threw me into the band. >> Okay, that clearly >> just just leave it alone. Obviously you they're regulars here. Just you know >> that's definitely regulars. They're just regular >> where did this come from? >> Where where where did this come from? Except if someone like grabbed me and like pushed me into the band. Like I'm telling you that I sat on the band speaker. Go ask the band. >> Ma'am, I can see that as well on the video. At this point, the officers were already beginning to see her for who she truly was. It was obvious she didn't mind telling a lie to get others into trouble. In doing this, she was gradually beginning to annoy the officers who were beginning to run out of patience. >> Well, how do you think that happened? Except somebody like grabbed that's a that's a >> that's a that's a well like I'm telling you like if you do this >> I can clearly see I understand I understand something. So I got pushed I got pushed like the the li the hand went here >> into my lip into my into my face right like >> and I got pushed into the band and I was like yo whoa what's going on like whoa whoa whoa >> how could you get pushed into the van van that way if you went into the band face first >> no no I didn't go in the band I went back so I'm >> so the band is here right All right. All right. Take this. Take this. So, here's the band, right? Here's the band. I'm here dancing. You're there. Whoever like came at me like I'm I'm dancing like I'm I'm benign cuz I'm having a good time. I'm not. Listen, I lived in DC for 30 years. If I thought some [ __ ] was coming at me, I'd be ready to kick a bitch's ass. I'm going to tell you right now, if I thought these girls were coming at me, I I'm a DC [ __ ] [ __ ] I'd be ready to throw down. But I was in there having a good time. Not no fighting in me at all. I'm dancing, having a good time. The next thing I know, like some girl has me like this and like I I fall back into the speaker of the band and I'm like, "Yo, whoa, whoa, whoa." The sad part of telling lies is that you need more lies to cover them up. And her case was no different. It was becoming obvious that the exaggerating that transpired and her storytelling was beginning to lack a coherent flow. >> Listen, >> she grabbed you by the face and pushed you all the way back into the speaker. >> I mean, I'm not going to say all the way back cuz like the band is right here and I'm dancing by the band. So all she had to do was push me a little bit and I'm in the band. So it's not like she was like boom boom boom. I'm I'm right here by the band. So all she has to do is like touch me and the next thing you know like I'm falling into the band cuz I'm right by the band. Right. So the band is right here. I'm right here by the band. So she touches me a little bit and I'm in the band. But like she touched me enough that she had my lip and my throat. Like she grabbed me right here and was like boom bet. >> Like look at my face. Like where does this come from and this except someone is like think about it. Like take your hand and put your hand to me. >> He ain't going to do that. >> Where is where? Absolutely not. >> But where is it going to go? My lip and my throat. Like the whole thing matches up to her grabbing my face. >> No, it doesn't actually. Because if someone's going to grab your face, and I would say if somebody does grab your face, the reaction to a normal human is to chomp down on them. If something goes in your mouth, it's to bite down. >> I hate Florida police because like they just they don't like Florida police just don't like they don't understand. They they One thing about Karen's is that they love having their way. But unfortunately for her, her lies weren't holding any water, meaning that she couldn't unjustly frame someone. As a result, she began to lose her cool with the officers and everyone around her. A perfect recipe to land oneself [music] in jail. Hey sir, are you okay? I'm fine. >> So what? >> You guys should probably go in the car if you're going to do that because if you keep hitting >> you keep hitting him, I'm locking your ass up. >> I'm I I'm the one No, no. I'm the one that got tonight and you don't want to. No, no, no. >> You just in front of a law enforcement officer. >> Hey, hey, we play around. Did that bother you? The way we fight and we play around in bombs. Does that bother you? >> All right. All right. It didn't bother him. It didn't bother him. Okay. >> It didn't bother No. No. No. No. You back up. Back up. No. No. You back up. Back up. Back up. It didn't bother him. >> Do you want to get her to the car? >> Yeah. >> Please. He ate me. >> Campbell. Her friend. Get her to >> Doing your best not to let No. No. No. No. No. No. >> You're going to end up in jail. No, >> I'm never going to end up in jail. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm never going to end up in jail. >> You need to listen to your friend, though. I'm never going to end up in jail. I'm never going to end up in jail. >> I'm never going to end up in jail. >> Please come. >> I'm never going to end up in jail. >> Yes, you will. Stop. >> No. No. No. No. I'm never going to end up in jail. I'm never going to end up in jail. >> You going to leave now? This man talks to you. >> Oh, I I will leave. I will leave because you you are a disservice to thising country. You're a disservice. >> Before you go here, ma'am, this gentleman has something he wants to tell you. >> Um, I'm going to be trespassing. >> You're trespassing boonies for a year. >> Cool. >> A year. >> You come back here. >> Cool. So, like, so like you can allow people to like me at your place and I and I'm out for a year. >> Please. Come on. [ __ ] you all. The >> reason why >> [ __ ] West Palming Beach, [ __ ] the sheriff's office. [ __ ] you all. No, no, no, no. You guys are a disservice to this country. Because like these girls, these girls attacked me and you allowed it. >> You allowed it. You allowed it. You allowed it. And you're cool with yourself. >> [ __ ] you all. >> Yep. >> [ __ ] you all. >> THIS IS WHY THE POLICE GET >> You're the reason why get shot. Exactly. >> You know, I hope because of people like you. >> I hope you >> Eventually, she began to cross all reasonable boundaries. At this moment, she was just a hair's breath away from going to jail, but her feelings of entitlement were blinding her to that fact. She might only come to realize a bit too late that it would have been better to listen to her friends and leave the vicinity. >> Come on, let's say it again. Let's go. Say it again. Why don't you say it again? >> What's wrong? Did you you want to say something to me? Because you're over here literally telling me I hope somebody you that's called a threat. You want to go that far? >> I'm not threatening you. >> The whole place just heard you say it. I'm not the one. I could tell you that. I'm not the one. >> I am not threatening to do anything to you. >> You need to get to your car. That's what you need to do cuz you're about to get disorderly caught. Oh boy. >> Nah. I'm done. I don't have to talk to you no more. >> I'm a lover, not a fighter. I'm a lover, not a fighter. >> I'm a lover, not a fighter. >> I'm not fighting. Keep walking. >> I'm a lover, not a fighter. >> Get to the gym. Get to the gym. >> I'm already at the gym, baby. Don't you worry. 5 days a week. >> Go to the gym. >> 5 days a week, sweetheart. See you there after. >> Go to the gym. Just when it seems like she had decided to walk away [music] from trouble, for some reason it somehow appeared like she needed a quiet place to cool her head and some lessons. And that place is [music] just where the officers decided to take her. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You talked yourself into going to jail. >> I'm not I'm not going to jail. >> Listen to me. This your husband's car. >> It's my car. >> Okay. Tell her to get out of the car or she's going to come out a way she does not want to. >> I'm not going to jail. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Get out of the car. >> For what? >> You're going to jail >> for what? >> Get out of the car. >> What am I going to jail for? >> For this nonsense that you keep pulling. You guys could have been gone 10 minutes ago. >> I got marks on my neck and a mark on my mouth. >> You watched the video, too. >> I couldn't see the video. >> You watched the video. >> I watched the video. >> I couldn't see the video. Other deputies watched the video. >> I couldn't see the video. I did not see the video. >> There was no intent in anything that occurred. >> Is there any way I can talk you out of taking her to? >> Oh, no. No. These these two deputies over here are not happy at all. >> I got a mark. Look at my neck and my lip. >> That you have a mark on your neck >> and my lip. Like look at my lip. >> Like these girls like took me by my face and my neck and pushed me into the band. Like they took me by my face and my neck and pushed me under. >> What is your first name? >> Brook. >> Brook. >> I'm not sure. >> Georgia, she's not getting out of the car and I'm trying not to damage his truck. >> Sir, turn the truck off. >> I got to step in. >> I'm I'm I'm mad because like I'm leaving. >> Ma'am, we're past that point. You had the option to leave. You chose to exit the truck. It caused more of a disturbance. Step out of the vehicle now. Do it now. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Ma'am, that was once. Going to ask you one more time. >> Step out of the vehicle. Do it now. >> Seat belt. >> Babe, please come over there. >> I'm going to go in. >> All right, babe. I don't want you to get >> They're going to damage your truck if she doesn't get >> Okay, ma'am. We're past the point of being polite >> and we're about to take that seat belt off of you right now and then you're about to be escorted out of the vehicle. >> At this point, things were starting to get real and she was now realizing that crazy actions yielded crazy results. For some reason, she was thinking it was a good idea to want to go home. Speak of doing the right thing at the very wrong time. >> George, >> can you can you can you please just let me go home? Can you please let me go home? out of the truck. Okay, that's fine. Okay, go ahead. >> Turn over. >> Hang on. >> Okay, listen. >> I didn't do anything. >> You're not resisting. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> By you just deciding to lay there on the ground. That's resistance. Laying on the ground is resistance. >> Absolutely. This way. >> Give me that arm, man. There you go. >> Yeah. >> I know. Okay. I'll go with George. All right, ma'am. You got to roll you over on your on your side and I want you to put your knees up. Okay. >> Okay. Go ahead and put your knees up, ma'am. >> Yep. Can you put her knees up so I can sit her up? >> However, she still had one more trick up her sleeve. For a moment, she passed out, or so it seemed. But even her Oscar award-winning acting was not going to save her at this point. >> Put her in there. Rescue. >> Yep. >> Here we go. >> Okay. And there we go. Can I get five back to beanies? Our 105 decided to pass out on us. >> This is [ __ ] America. We're like I get insulted insulted and I go and it's the KC. >> You have my phone. >> I have it. >> Okay. >> I got your things. >> Okay. >> It's a boyfriend thirsting. Okay. The code to my phone is >> Can you give her your number? >> Exactly. >> So, what's the code? >> The code's my phone. >> All right. She'll take us in with her. Thank you. >> Does she need another number or anything? Just those two. >> Do you need another number besides >> tap mine? Okay. The code to my phone is is >> ridiculous that I'm going to jail after after I got insulted and I'm going to jail. Like this is [ __ ] America. >> I hope someone [ __ ] me right now. Like just like come >> stop it. >> Come come [ __ ] me right now. like you guys got me all handcuffed like come [ __ ] me. This is from >> Realizing that her antics to get out of trouble were [music] failing, she began to resort to legal threats in hopes that it might scare the officers. >> I'm a lawyer. Like I'm a lawyer and these girls assaulted me and then these police I'm a lawyer and >> what's your bar number? >> I'm a lawyer. >> What's your bar number? >> It doesn't even matter. I'm not going to tell you anything but I'm a I'm a lawyer. I'm a lawyer and like these girls assaulted me. These girls listen, we can wait till we get to court and you can get my bar number. >> Okay. Um I still need your code. [music] >> I need to get in the cage. >> Well, I got I got the car in two days. >> But like I I did nothing tonight. I did nothing. I did nothing to you guys. >> So, let's go to court. >> No, I did nothing. I did nothing to these police officers to arrest me. I did nothing. So, let's go to court. Like, let's go to court. I did nothing. I did nothing wrong. I got a and they let these girls go away. Like, I got assaulted and you let these girls go away and you want to take me to jail? Look at my leg my neck and look at my Look at my lid. And you let these girls assault me and go away. But you got me in handcuffs. Cool. Take me to jail. Let's go to court. Let's go to court. Like, put me in jail. I I did nothing. I did nothing. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go to court. Let's go to court. Let's go to court. again. >> Like I got attacked by a bunch of girls and y'all let them walk away after they like took me by the neck and threw me down and you got me on the ground right now in handcuffs. And they walked away. They walked away and I'm the one with the marks on my face. Where are their marks? What marks did you see on them? Like really, what marks did you see on them? You really want to take me to jail? Is that really what you want to do after you see my neck and my lip? Like, look at my neck and my lip. >> Eventually, she gave up on trying to save herself. But even more painful for her was not the fact that she was going to jail, but the fact that she could not successfully frame others. >> They attacked me and threw me into the van, and you want to take me to jail? Is that really what you want to do? >> Is that really what you want to do? Like you want to take me to jail after my lip and my neck. Like you wouldn't even take pictures. You wouldn't even take pictures of my lip and my neck. And you're over there laughing with him like having a good time. And I'm watching you like just laughing and having a good time after they threw me into the van. Hey. Hello, sir. >> Hello. Have a little too much to drink today. >> I didn't have enough drink. >> Okay. All right. Well, did you fall? >> Did I fall? >> No, I got pushed. >> Like a b like six girls pushed me into the van. You see my lip and my neck? You get hit? >> Yes. >> All right. What's hurting? your neck and your lip. >> I mean, it hurts, but I I listen, I've been abu I've been in two abusive relationship with a man that beat me in my face. >> Okay. >> So, does this hurt me? No. >> All right. So, we're going to get you on the stretcher and take you to the hospital. Okay. >> Great. >> Chief custody. >> You want to grab it by my feet? >> Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Feet go back that way. >> If you kick them, you're getting another charge. >> Feet go this way. >> I'm not kicking them. >> You're putting down. Please do not kick them. >> Just relax. We'll we'll move you. >> Stop kicking you guys. >> We'll move you. Just sit and relax. >> How you doing? >> We're going to get you on stretcher. Okay, >> you guys have to have you stretch your >> but my hands are cured. >> Okay, but I still need to stand you up. So, use your legs and I'm going to lift you up and I want you to push up with your legs. Okay. >> Back. Uh, yep. We got this. Three. One, two. >> You can't use your legs. Can't use your leg. >> I mean, not the way you guys are mean. >> No. No. Look. Like, you already scratched my leg. Look at the mark on my neck right now. In the end, she was charged [music] with two counts of disorderly intoxication, one count of domestic battery, and two counts of resisting without violence.