Why do we have to step out inside? >> Because he said he's uh there's an order of coming in here. >> I don't smell nothing. It's literally this. Bro, >> let me see your bag real quick. >> This is my stuff. >> Yeah, I get that. But there's in there. Give me your bag >> in here. This is your fault. >> There's your fault. That's the way you're acting. >> What the Leave me alone. I will sue the out of y'all. >> Certain low IQ Karens think they can get away with speeding as if traffic laws were optional. What happens when cops catch up and instant karma hits them faster than they were driving? >> You're driving 100 miles per hour or 50 m. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You are under arrest. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. >> No, don't do that. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car now. Here are the times dumb cars thought they could beat the speed limit. Starting with Grandma Joyce, a mad woman with a loud mouth but no sense of traffic rules. >> Hey, listen. Reason why I'm pulling you over, you're doing 54 and a 35 on the overpass over there. I'm doing an investigation. >> All right. >> And you got open containers in the backseat of your car. >> I don't have open containers. They're empty containers. >> Okay. Are they open? >> Are they containers? I giving you plenty of chance to step out of the car. >> Do you have any weapons on you? No, it's a simple question. No. >> Okay, let's get out. >> Okay. >> No. >> On January the 26th, 2025, officers initiated a traffic stop after observing a vehicle driving approximately 20 mph above [music] the speed limit. Unknown to them, the driver of the vehicle was a Granny Karen named Joyce, who had lived her whole life believing herself to be above the law. >> Hello, Deputy Fer County Sheriff's Office. >> Hey, listen. The reason why I'm pulling you over, you're doing 54 and a 35 on the overpass over there. >> I was >> Yes, ma'am. That's almost 20 miles an hour over the speed limit >> on the bridge. >> Yes, ma'am. It's 35 on the bridge. >> All right. Do you have your license, registration, proof of insurance, >> but I did stop at the stop sign if you noticed. >> Well, I wasn't worried about that. I was more worried about the almost 20 m hour over the speed limit. >> Really? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm about a mile from home. >> Where you coming from? from a friend's house. >> Okay. >> So, what do you need? >> Your license, your registration, and proof of insurance. >> I don't believe I was going against. >> Okay. >> You got me on that thing. >> Yes, ma'am. I got a a radar system in my car that's certified. >> Sorry. >> That looks like it. Are you the registered owner of the vehicle? >> Absolutely. What is that? Is that this vehicle? >> Hyundai. The Hyundai 2025. >> You got a lot of cans in your back seat. >> Well, they're not mine. >> They're not yours. >> They're not mine. No, >> ma'am. I'm doing an investigation. >> All right. >> And you got open containers in the backseat of your car? >> I don't have open containers. They're empty containers. >> Okay. Are they open? Are they containers? >> I don't know. They're empty. >> Okay. But they are. Okay. >> No. All right. Hold tight, Joyce. All right, Joyce. >> Thank you. >> Hang on a second. Listen, I told you I had to go to the bathroom. >> I understand that. So, listen. >> What? >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. So, >> give me a ticket. >> I'm going to ask you to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm not stepping out. >> Yes, because I'm I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> Then go home and I'll step out. >> No, ma'am. I need you to step out of the vehicle here. >> No, I'm not going to. >> Yes, ma'am. I'm only going to give you one more chance. >> Why should I? >> Because I'm going to do a DUI investigation. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. No, you pull me over for speeding. Give me a damn speeding ticket and let me go. >> Joyce, please don't. Please don't do this. Just step out of the car. >> Listen, I'm 81 years old. >> I understand that, Joyce. Joyce. >> Multiple things were off about this traffic stop, but Joyce's apparent impairment seemed to top it all. That was until the deputy decided to confront her about it and realized a bigger problem awaited him. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. He's telling me I got to step out of the car. >> Do I step out of the car? >> Open my door. Joy, step out of the car. >> I'm not stepping. You just >> step out of the hand off. >> Yes, ma'am. Step out of the car. >> Get your hand off, >> Joyce. Step out of the car. Come on. >> No, I'm not. >> Come on. >> Look at you. God >> 11. I got one resisting. >> No, I'm not resisting. >> I'm not. >> Step out of the car. >> Listen. You told me you pull me over. >> Don't hand me. >> No, ma'am. Stop. Get out of the car. >> No, I'm not. Listen. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, ma'am. Step out of the car. No, I'm not stepping OUT OF THE GODDAMN CAR. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm not going to tell you again. >> I don't give a what you tell me. >> Come on. >> Hey, hey, hey. No, no, no, no, no. She's 82 years old. >> I'M STAY OVER THERE. STAY OVER THERE. >> Recording everything. >> I understand that. I'm also recording. Step over there. >> Step over here. No. >> Get your I got somebody else here that's trying to stop me. >> Sit down. Sit down. That's my son. I understand that. Go sit in the car. >> Go sit in the car. >> I'm not impinge you whatsoever. >> I'm I'm giving you a lawful order to step away from here. >> I'm acting as journalism right now. It's a constitutionally protected private act. >> Okay. I'm conducting a DUI investigation. I need you to go back to your car. >> You pulled her over Speedy. Correct. >> You pulled her over Speedy, not DUI. >> Correct. Well, while in the process, she's got open containers in the back of her car. I got >> I have open cans. THAT'S NOT MY CANS. I TOLD YOU that >> you pull you pull her over for speeding, sir. >> Look. >> All right. Come on. Step over here. I'm resisting. >> You've already hit me once. We're not doing this. I can arrest you right now for battering. >> No, I can arrest you, too. >> Step over here. Step in front of my car. >> I'm not I'm not >> Come on. Get your Get your hands off, >> ma'am. I I have all Come here. No. Come on. >> Get your hands off. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I understand that. I'm being I'm being careful. >> No, you're not. You're not being careful. >> Put your hands behind your back. You >> put your hands behind your back. >> One second. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Listen, do me a favor. Sit down in the car. >> Put your hands behind her back. You cannot do that. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, I'm not. Leave me the alone. >> Mom, >> what? >> Sit down in the car. >> I'm going to if you'll let me. >> I need you to go in front of my car. >> No, I'm not. >> You're going in front of my car? >> No. No, I am not. >> Can you please step out of the road so they can pass by? >> Absolutely. >> No, don't let them pass. >> Come step over here. Get your hands off of me. >> Gentle as I can with No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> My whole arm's going to be bruised. I'll take pictures of it. >> Come on. I need you to step over here with me. >> I'm getting back. You can't get back in your car. >> Get your hands off me, you. >> No. Stop fighting. Stop resisting. >> Mother, I'm not resisting. >> You are by by pulling away from me. You're resisting. >> No, I'm not. I'm going to sit in my car. >> Years old doesn't resist. >> I She resisting it. She is. Dude, she's inac hands off of me. >> Go. I need you to go. >> I'm not going. Nope. >> No. >> Listen. >> I understand her age. >> Pull her over for speeding. Give her a speedy ticket. >> That's what I said. GIVE ME MY GODDAMN SPEEDING TICKET. >> OH, I got beer cans in my back of my car. >> Mine. How about that? >> All right. >> I told him I said go to my house and I'll get out. >> You're not shutting the door. >> Give me a goddamn ticket. >> You have a ticket. >> Speeding ticket. >> I understand. I need you to step out of the vehicle. I'm being as polite and as gentle with you as I can. >> I'm not stepping out the car. >> Stay in the car. Mom, >> can we request that a captain or >> Sure. We got one on its way. What's going on? >> So, take step out of the car. She smacked my hand a couple times. Tell me no. She's not getting. >> Yes, ma'am. I got it on video. >> Bruce, I don't care what you got on video. >> Listen, this is her son. Slow audio. >> I told you. Let's go to my house and I'll do anything. >> No, ma'am. You're going to step out of the car. >> I got to go to the bathroom. >> We live right over there. >> I Listen. Listen. I don't need I don't need the commentary. >> Yeah, you do. Obviously. >> Come on. You're too stupid. No. >> No. Do not turn your car on. >> Get the out. >> Do not turn your car on. Ma'am, please. Listen. I No, you're not. Listen to me. You need to come with me. >> TOUCH. NO. I'M NOT GOING WITH YOU. >> MA'AM, you need to come with me. >> No, I'm not touching. >> Yes, you need to step out of the car. The only thing worse than an old and dusty Karen is her equally as entitled offspring, who didn't seem to see any problem with his mother's obnoxious behavior. This Karen had clearly never been told off her whole life, but she wouldn't be getting the same favors from these nononsense cops. >> Subject isn't secure. They can continue. >> Nope. Give me your keys. >> Shut up. >> Nope. You're not going. >> I'm giving I'm trying to be as polite and as nice as possible. I'm not trying to hurt you. I I'm not >> I told you to give me a goddamn speeding ticket, >> which is what you pulled me over for, >> ma'am. >> Don't touch me again. [groaning] >> Next unit comes off. >> I want to go home. >> Come on, step out of the car. >> I'm not stepping out of the car. Just leave me alone. Give me a goddamn speeding ticket. >> I have your ticket right here. >> I'm not drunk. Obviously. >> All right, I understand that. But when I ask you to step out of the car per for case law, I have the ability to tell you step out of the car and you've resisted me and you've hit me. You hit me multiple times >> to tell me anything. I'm not drunk. I'm not drunk. >> I didn't see that you're drunk. Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. Pull me over for speeding. I said, "Give me a speeding ticket." Okay. I got beer cans in the back of my car. >> I'm not drunk. >> Now he wants me to try to pull her out of the car cuz she refused. She smacked my hand a multiple times and then she's been actively >> Look, I got bruises all over my arm from him trying to pull me out of the car. I want to go home. I live like a mile from here. >> Now he wants to listen because I got beer cans up. But shut the up. You're for sure. >> It's probably going to be best to step out of the vehicle. >> I'm not stepping out of the vehicle. >> I understand that. But you got to understand that if you refuse to step out and it's just going to complicate things even further and it's going to be bad on you. >> No, it's not bad on me. >> Yes, it is. >> I want to go home. I've got to go to the bathroom. I totally got ahead for 111. >> We're going to have resisting and battering on Leo. resisting. >> Ma'am, understand something. You're going to be charged with resisting >> you. >> Charge me. >> If you're going to have that mentality, I I don't care how old you are. We will pull you out of this car. >> I told you. Give me a speeding ticket. >> I can't believe I was speeding. And then you come back and want me to step out of that car. >> Yes, ma'am. And I have the right to do so. I have the right to do so. And because you're resisting to get out of the car, >> the right I'm not resisting. >> I give you plenty of chance to step out of the car. Do >> you have any weapons on you? It's a simple question. No. Okay. Let's get her out. >> Okay. >> No. Come on, man. >> Right [laughter] now. >> Come on. >> Careful. >> Come on. >> Don't you dare try to do that. >> I WILL TRY TO DO THAT. >> You need us. >> Hey. >> Are youing kidding me, dude? >> Where's the ambulance? >> I need a ambulance. >> 82 years old. It takes three people for 82 years. Stop trying to get me. >> Get me a goddamn ambulance. You me up. Totally. >> I got it. I got it. Shut up. >> Shut the up. >> Oh, you're good. You're good. I'm not good. I'm not good. >> You start yourself another charge. >> Oh, good. >> Yeah, that's great. >> Charge me a minute. Charge me a minute. >> All right, let's go. >> No, >> wait. Are you kidding me? I need an ambulance. >> We got ONE COMING. OKAY, GOOD. I'M NOT GETTING IN THERE till they come. Pull me over for a goddamn speeding ticket. >> Yeah, >> that's the sun. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Yeah. Do you have anything on you at all? >> No. >> At last, this Karen was served the befitting consequences of her actions. However, [music] it didn't seem to halt her meltdown in any way. If anything, it seemed to escalate it. >> Will you quit holding me so tight? >> Spread your feet for me. This is a awesome movie >> for a goddamn speeding ticket. >> This could have been all been avoided if you just listened. >> I did listen. >> No, you did not. >> It wasn't avoided. >> Get your hand off of me. >> How you feeling? >> Terrible. >> You hurt? >> I am. >> What's hurt? >> My arms. And I'm about to have a heart attack. >> Okay, I'm calm down. So, be a big person. >> Calm down. I have been this whole time. Don't yell at me. I'm helping you out. >> You're not helping me at all. Undo my going on right now. >> Listen, I'm off then. >> Yes. I want to go to the goddamn hospital. >> You understand that's not You're still going to go to jail though, right? You understand that? >> No, I'm not going to jail. Why should I GO TO GODDAMN JAIL? >> STILL GOING TO JAIL EVEN if you go to the hospital. >> So, you need to tell them what your complaint. Thank you very much. >> Tell them what your complaint is. I can't breathe. >> Is it life or death? >> Put her in the car. Take her. >> Where? >> Get in the car, please. >> No. You I need this for me. >> Nope. Step in the car. >> Wait. Get your hands off of me. I will. >> I'm assisting. >> I will get it. I don't need your assistance. >> Okay. Go. >> Jesus Christ. >> Are you bleeding? >> Yeah. My whole army. >> Did the par did you not want the paramedics to check you out? I did. >> She wants to go to the hospital. So, we're just >> Okay. All right. We'll get in get into the car then and we'll take you to the hospital. >> They didn't ask me if I wanted them to check me out. >> I mean, they're just going to take your vitals and make sure you're okay. >> Well, they need to take my vitals then. And this is my wrist. >> Well, you have stainless steel against your wristbone. It's not supposed to feel good. That's what happens when you resist. >> You resisted, not me. You did. >> Sure. >> Okay. Here's here's what's going on right now. Do you want the paramedics to check you out? Yes. Okay. >> All right. We're going to have them check you out. Okay. And then you're going to get in the car. You understand? >> Pretty much. I'm not stupid. >> Okay. >> What's going to happen to my car? >> It's getting to >> All right. Thank you. >> No, don't let it get towed. >> It's getting towed. >> What the arm? >> Oh, I hope you guys are really happy for being such a >> go finder for me, please. >> I'm going to help you though. Okay. >> Help. I need these. They won't come off. I'm sorry. >> Why? >> They came off. >> Cuz I'm going to beat them up. >> Maybe. I don't know. Maybe. >> I don't know what you're capable of. >> Really? I'm 81 years old. >> You really I'm being dead serious. The tiny ones. They're feisty. >> Yeah, I'm pretty feisty. >> But it's my wrist. Can you loosen them or something? >> Can you loosen them? >> She's going to adjust them and then put your palms together like you're praying. >> All right. >> That's the most comfortable way to >> Jesus Christ. Hurts. I didn't do I don't WANT TO GET OUT OF MY GODDAMN CAR. I was married to a cop for 48 years. I told you that. >> So if you're It was your husband? >> Yes. >> So if your husband stopped out with somebody and ordered them to step out of the vehicle for an investigation, would you expect them to do that for your husband? >> For an investigation. For what? You said I was speeding. What made you investigate me for anything else? What did it? Well, I did those empty beer cans in the back of my car. >> Yes, ma'am. Your empty beer cans and you had glossy eyes. >> I don't even You stepped out of the vehicle. >> No off. >> Those two things don't go together, right? Driving and drinking. >> No, I don't think so. Cuz I don't drive the goddamn car. But you didn't ask me that. Do you know how stupid this is when there's dealers everywhere and you catch an 82y old woman for speeding and take her to jail? Oh, this is a real good thing for your time. Isn't that >> Joyce was charged with resisting arrest with violence, battery on a police officer, and aggravated assault on a police officer. Speaking of Karen's facing karma, this speeding lady got what was coming to her after she escalated a traffic stop. I see it says 55. >> You You were doing 80. >> Give me your keys. Give me your keys. Give me your keys. M. Give me your keys. >> Get away from me. Give me your >> What am I under arrest for? >> Reckless driving and obstruction. >> Obstruction of what, sir? >> Failing to uh listen at law. >> What lawful command? >> On March the 31st, 2024, law enforcement officers noticed a vehicle being operated at a dangerously high speed, more than 80 mph in a [music] 55 zone, and initiated a traffic stop. Little did the responding officer know that the person behind the wheel was no ordinary citizen. Rather, a dumb Karen who, for reasons only known to her, thought she was immune to the law. >> Ma'am. >> Yes, sir. >> How you doing? >> I'm doing well. How are you? >> You got your license, registration, proof of insurance? >> I'm trying to find it right now. >> Here's my license. >> Thank you, ma'am. You know why I stopped you? >> No, sir. >> No, you were driving pretty fast. You know what the speed limit is here? >> I see it says 55. >> You You were doing upwards of 80. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> Do you have your registration? Um, >> I don't think so. I don't know what it looks like. >> Okay. Well, just do me a favor. Just see if you can't find it. I'm just going to go back here and run this. Make sure everything's good on our end. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, just hang tight and see if you can't find that registration. All right. >> Yeah. For a moment, the officer almost assumed that this traffic stop would pass by with no incident. But he barely stepped away for a second when he realized that the car's ignition was still on, which didn't [music] spell any good news. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> Just Just hand me your keys. Just hand me your keys. Give me your keys. >> Give me your keys, >> ma'am. Give me your keys. >> Give me your keys. >> Give me your keys. >> He has my keys. He has my keys. >> Mom, >> no one has your keys. Step out of the vehicle. Unbuckle. Step out of the vehicle. >> Hey, get away. >> Unbuckle. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. >> Get away from me. >> Step out of the step. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Let me go so that I can get out. >> You're Move your hand. Period. Call us. >> Step out of the vehicle. Step. >> You're dragging me out of the >> Because you're not listening. >> NO, THAT'S BEHIND YOUR BACK. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What are you doing? [crying] >> Why are you not listening? Let go OF THE PHONE. [screaming] >> LET GO of the phone. >> Oh my gosh. >> Please help. >> Just relax. You guys doing >> Why am I under arrest? Why am I under arrest? Hey Siri, call Auntie Poo. >> Hey Siri, call Auntie Poo. >> 61694. >> Oh my god. >> Show me 11015 female. >> What are you doing? >> What am I being arrested for? >> Obstruction reckless driving. >> Obstruction of what? >> Stand right here. Sir, >> what am I doing? Oh my goodness. What are you guys doing right now? >> You're under arrest. >> Why am I under arrest? >> Reckless driving and obstruction. >> Obstruction of what? >> Cuz you didn't listen a lot of words. >> How? >> I told you. I told you. Give me your keys. >> I asked you why. >> You don't have to. You don't have to know. >> Why don't I have to know? >> What? >> Can you please let me call somebody? >> What did I do to you? You're You're jogging me outside of my car. What did I do to you? >> What am I being arrested for? >> Oh my gosh. >> You have a female first search. >> No. What are y'all doing? Hey, stop. >> No one's slamming you. >> Yes, you are. >> Just relax. >> Just relax. So, >> I'm not doing anything. >> I'll be able to talk if you just >> Oh, why are you searching my car? You have to explain to you. >> No, explain it to me now. >> Explain it to me now. >> He's in public. >> What am I under arrest for? >> Reckless driving. Obstruction. >> Obstruction of what, sir? >> Failing to uh listen to lawful commands. >> What lawful command did you give me that I didn't listen? We told you to give me your keys and then when we told you to step out, you're you're seducer. >> You guys were already coming up on my car on both sides. What do you >> You're under arrest. >> Arrest for what? >> I'm not understanding what you're talking about at all. >> I haven't been drinking, sir. >> It was apparent to the officers that this Karen saw no issue with her ratchet behavior. Her ignorance and obnoxiousness were practically soaking up the whole atmosphere. But regardless of her demeanor, the deputies continued to deal with her professionally. even though she clearly didn't deserve it. >> This female, she's being do you have anything illegal on your person that she doesn't know about what she does? >> No. Okay. >> Do you have anything on you? You have anything concealed in your undergarments or in your pockets? >> No. Okay. I'm going to check. Okay. >> Separate your feet for me. >> You ask me to separate them. I am. You don't have to kick my ankle. >> Okay. All right. She's good. Is she going in your car? Guy, do you want to put her in ours? >> Yes. >> It's right over here. >> Can she sit in your >> Absolutely. >> Can I please a not yet over here? >> Can I get my stuff, please? >> Nope. >> We're going to go around to the passenger side. Stand tight for a minute. All right. >> What stuff did you want? >> My phone. >> Your phone? >> Yes. >> Okay. You have a purse or anything in there? >> No. >> Okay. Hang tight. >> I >> Huh? >> I do have my purse, but I need my phone. >> Okay. You You You don't get your phone? >> I have multiple things in there. >> Okay. >> They're not going anywhere. The officers thought that that would be the end of it until the baby Karen's uncle arrived on the scene to support his niece's nasty behavior. >> You got to give me a call. You right there. You can tell me why I'm just trying. You don't have to. You right. You don't have to. >> You don't have to. We're not going to do this >> tit for t. All right. I came down here to ask you a question. Maybe you was the wrong one I should have talked to when I got out. >> All right. >> Okay. You can, >> sir. Sir, what? Sir, what can I help you with? >> Yes. I'm trying to figure out I just got a call. my niece traveling from Pasco back to Sarasota being arrested and I drove all the way down here. I'm trying to find out why. >> I'm driving the highway to see why. >> Yeah, I can see. >> Then once I see, could you please tell me if you don't mind? >> Absolutely. So, your niece was traveling at 25 mph over the speed limit, weaving between heavy, congested US19 traffic, causing dangers to other vehicles on the roadway. >> Okay. >> We conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle, complete cordial encounter. Our initial intent was to release her with what's called a notice to appear, which is like a ticket to show up for court. >> Okay. >> All right. At that time, I asked her to hand me her keys for the vehicle because of the nature of how she was driving, and I didn't want her to drive away from us. >> I It was a lawful request. She refused that lawful request. I asked her multiple times without getting in her car, without pulling her out of the car. She continued to refuse. At that time, I told my partner, Officer Compodor, to go ahead and have her exit the vehicle. I attempted to pull the keys out of the vehicle. She made con she swatted my hand away to try and keep me from pulling the key out. I still pulled the key out. We went pulled her out of the vehicle, placed her under arrest. She's currently under arrest for reckless driving and resisting an officer with violence and speeding. >> Speeding, resisting arrest and reckless driving. >> Let me have your uh do you have a card? >> Sure. I can get you a card. >> I can get you a card cuz I'm going to write all this down and all that. And that was very simple. That's all I need. intention on giving you a call back as soon as we were done here because our first priority is getting her up to the jail, getting our paperwork completed, and then I had every intention on calling you. Okay? However, right, we don't owe you an explanation because she's an adult, right? She made her own choices, right? >> But this was simple. You see that? >> I understand. But but you have to understand that. >> I understand all of that. >> Tension tensions are high, man. My recommendation going forward, right, if you have any kind of relationship with her, understand this would have not ended in an arrest. That officer, that's my partner, he's he's in training right now. I'm training him. I had every intention on explaining to him that she probably cuz she has a clean driving record. I said, "We're going to release her probably with an NTA." That's what I was going to tell him up until she can she resisted and and wouldn't follow simple instructions. So if would if if you have a relationship with her, I would advise that you tell her that this could have all been avoided and now she has a criminal record. So I will absolutely get you a card with all of our information on it. >> Record, man. That's why I'm I'm sitting there like >> But but again, there was no there was no We were cordial with her from the get- go. 25 over the speed limit. She was going 80 and the 55 weaving between cars. >> The Karen was subsequently charged with reckless driving and resisting an officer with violence. Karma hit the last Karen real hard and the same happened for Leslie who tried to lie and argue her way out after substances were found on her during a stop. >> Do any of you guys smoke a product? Does somebody smoke in your car or near your car? >> Uh, it's probably those. >> Well, those don't smell like >> this is my bag. You're not touching my bag. I'm sorry. >> You did all that over SOME >> YOU DID ALL THAT OVER SOME DON'T TALK TO ME. On July the 7th, 2025, sheriff's deputies in Valuchia County, Florida, were conducting a traffic enforcement in response to complaints from residents about dangerous [music] driving along a particular roadway. During the operation, a deputy observed a vehicle traveling roughly 20 mph above the posted speed limit and passed another vehicle in a marked no passing zone, prompting them to pull the car over. >> Hey, how you guys doing? >> Good. >> Um, I have I have an appointment with an attorney right now at the court office. That's why I I did that. Um, I'm sorry about that. >> I got you. >> I don't need it. No harm, no nothing. I I honestly I have a card right now and I have an appointment at 11. >> It's already at 10:38. I'm not I'm not trying to pull you or anything. >> I got you. I still need your license, registration, insurance, and I'll try and get you out of here as soon as possible. >> Uh, I think I left my license in my other pants cuz I I was using it at work, but I do have my license, registration, and I have a bottled a bottled in insurance, too. Okay. So, um, my name is Edgar Gonzalez. >> Edgar with a J or a G. Uh, no. Repeat. >> No, no. I mean in the middle like uh >> uh you >> just spell Edgar for me cuz I'm slow. >> E D G A R. Uh Yurio is uh I don't know how to spell I don't use it. But you >> What do you mean you don't know how to spell it? It's your name. >> Yeah, I know, but I don't use >> U R I E L. >> I don't use I don't I don't use middle name. >> Okay, that's your middle I think most people still know how to spell their middle name, but I'll just let that one slide. Brother, >> do any of you guys smoke product? So, somebody smoking your car or near your car? >> Oh, it's probably this treated. >> Well, those don't smell like but >> n but it don't smell like but >> I got you. Do you have like a medical card? >> No. >> And no hemp? >> No. >> Okay. Is this back, brother? Do you have the registration insurance in here? Like in your little box? >> I'll just let you guys look for that and I'll get it when I come back. >> Something's weird about this kid. I guess he was late for court and then uh when I was asking his name, he didn't know how to spell his middle name. which is not normal. If you want, you can pull him out of the car while I run them. >> All right, y'all. Deputy Brazil with the Blue Sheriff's Office. Uh, I just talked to uh Deputy Wells over there. Uh, do me a favor. Both of you going to step out of the vehicle for me. >> Why do we have to step out? >> Because he said he's uh there's an order of coming in. >> I don't smell nothing. It's literally this, bro. >> All right. Well, we'll we'll talk to him in a second. Step out of step out of the car. >> I don't have It's not whether you want to. I'm giving you a lawful order, man. We We can either, you know, go about it the easy way. just have over here come step out. He'll he'll explain everything here. >> I feel like y'all can say that to anybody and y'all probably have been saying that to every single car y'all stop because y'all can just say that the camera can't smell. So obviously y'all can just use that to get in anybody's car and I'm sorry but literally smell this. >> I know, but it's just like I mean >> oh my god I got to go to >> Yeah, man. Come step out. You too, man. >> They're not getting to your appointment. They don't care about your appointment. Just know that. They don't care. >> Well, you're not making it any easier either. So I don't know what I just know how you feel. I know how y'all. >> That's your opinion. Okay. Step out then. Step over here, man. >> You guys can step over here behind my behind this. >> Bro, you got I had I have I had an appointment with an attorney right now. >> Oh, yeah. You got like a court case going on >> at the 15th. >> On the 15th. >> Yeah. Is it like a actual court that you have to be there in front of a judge today? >> I have no not today. I have to go to talk to my attorney today so I can talk to >> I got you. I got you. >> So what what we can do if if since it's not an obviously like a court court day like that you have to be there specific time. You can still give you like a you don't need like a referral like hey I got pulled over by the cop x y and z type stuff. It's cuz um I'm not sure >> I'm not sure. I'm not sure if they work like I called like it's two weeks like I literally called like long time ago and they gave me that date almost near the 15 and I was like well I don't want to talk to him near [music] the 15 cuz it's kind of like >> Yeah. Yeah. You want to kind of get ahead of it. I got you. >> Well, one of my one of my workers they told me it smell like those those little tree the leaves where they call it smell like leaves. I won't find >> anything. That's >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> I don't know if it if I can call and I can talk to them real quick. >> Uh to your attorney. >> Not to my attorney, but to the office lady cuz she's the one that tells him everything cuz I'm supposed to talk to her before I go to see him. >> I got you. Yeah. Here. Just give this guy a second. >> The responding officers could tell straight off the bat that there was more to this couple than met their eyes. The strange odor in the vehicle coupled with the bimbo's jittery behavior was more than enough to raise alarm bells. >> They don't care. >> They don't give a bro. You're going to have to make another appointment. >> I was going to make another appointment. My four days don't >> Well, you should have thought about that. >> There's a couple tickets you could have got. I'm only writing you for one. I chose the cheapest one for the overtaking and a no no passing zone. So, that's just your copy. You can either pay it online, in person, or on the phone, or you can take it to court. It's up to you. You guys will be out of here in just a second. We're just going to be checking the vehicle, and you'll be on your way. I don't even know why they change your appointment. You ask for 12. Then tell them you asked for 12 and they change your appointment time. >> All right. >> Well, just tell them that you're late. >> Uh hello. Hello. This is Deputy Brazol with the Sheriff's Office. Uh what's your name? >> Edgar Gonzalez. >> Edgar. Uh hello. So, I guess Edgar Gonzalez had a appointment with you guys here shortly and uh he got pulled over over here off on Tibil. Uh he's going to be a little bit a little bit late. That's why uh he's calling and just having me kind of talk to you. >> Okay. Is there anything else that he needs to know? Is he still going to be able to make his appointment here shortly? >> No problem. >> Okay, no problem. There you go. Hey, man. Have has it been a year before you've gotten another ticket? >> Oh, yeah. I got one um when I whenever I found out that I had a warrant. >> Uh >> how long ago was that? Like >> that was like uh on Mother's Day. >> Somebody smoke in here. Is it is it is it or is it because of of me cuz like they have it on my record like they found me like back then I used to smoke a lot. >> Oh no. Honestly like how that works then like we run tags. No criminal history pops up. So people assume that we have all this information in front of us. No. You got pulled over today because we're running some traffic cuz we got a lot of complaints of people speeding through there and just doing what you did right now. I know it's one of those >> it's just that man. It's we get complaints. We got to come out here and we got to take care of what we can, you know. >> Yeah. You're you're kind of hauling a little bit. You're going 50 like 52, I think. >> 52. >> Yeah. And a 35. So, >> it's like, hey, there's a speed limit there because a lot of traffic there and people stop to go to the store. People stop to go to the whatever that is. This is like a daycare now, right? >> All right, we're almost done. Just be careful. Somebody's smoking weed in your car if it's not you and they're just leaving like bits of like shake in your car which is causing the smell. >> Probably my brother. >> So, I'm just going to check you real quick and then you'll be on your way. >> I got money and >> put your hands up here. Throw your feet a little bit. >> And then I'm not going to take your alcohol, but technically you're not allowed to have it >> in your uh glove box. >> Oh, like I said, I'm not going to take that. How old are you? >> How old are you? >> Is it 421 now? It's all the cash for payment >> in cash. >> They don't take digital payment. >> With the unmistakable smell of substances emanating from the vehicle, the deputies were confident that one of the two had something to do with it. But a quick search of the dude found nothing, which then shown the spotlight on the female passenger, Leslie Copka, and her mysterious bag. >> Can you see your bag real quick? >> This is my stuff. >> Yeah, get that. But there's in there. Give me your bag in here. >> I'm sorry. In the car. This is my bag. You're not touching my bag. I'm sorry. >> I said 10:15 because she was doing the same thing. >> This is my bag. All right. >> Okay. Okay. Stop. I'll give it to you. I'll give it to you. Stop hand behind your back. >> Oh my god. I'll give it to you guys. The whole time. This is your fault. >> Your fault. That's the way you're acting. >> What the? >> LEAVE ME ALONE. I will sue the of y'all. I said I would give it TO YOU. GOODNESS. I CAN'T ASK A QUESTION THE first time. >> I got to be this game the whole time though. I GAVE YOU >> WHAT GAME THOUGH? What game? You >> I gave you plenty of chances to give me that bag. >> Let go of me. I didn't even do cuz you got your brother in there all smokey. >> Move back this way. >> Leave me alone, bro. >> Where you going? I don't see me >> right here at the front. >> My hand hurts. Look, I have it. >> Let go of your phone. Let go. >> Out of this. >> Let go of your phone. Please let go. >> Give me my >> Too late. Give me my >> Stop. You don't have anything that's going to poke my stick hurt me. You ain't leave me alone. I want a girl to search me. I will sue you. I want a girl to search me. I WANT A GIRL TO SEARCH ME. I WILL SUE YOU. YOU DID NOT FINISH. YOU JUST SEARCH MY POCKETS. I WANT A GIRL TO SEARCH ME. NO. NO. I WILL SUE YOU. I'm asking for a female person to search me. I willing sue y'all. I'm asking FOR A FEMALE PERSON. I'M ASKING FOR A FEMALE. I NEED A FEMALE. I WANT A FEMALE. I WANT A FEMALE. I want a female. I need a female. He's hurting me. I want a female. I need a female. I need a female. >> All right, we're going in the car now. >> What are we getting in the car? >> You're going to jail. >> Baby, you see what you did? That wasn't even mine. >> Yeah, just you're all right. >> Thanks a lot for everything you did. THERE'S A LOVE [screaming] FOR EVERYTHING. THAT WASN'T even mine. >> Put your feet in. Put your feet. >> GIVE ME MY SANDAL. >> PUT YOUR FEET IN. >> This is what you wanted. This is what you wanted. Give me my phone on the hood. Give me my phone. >> Just leave it there. We'll grab it. >> It's on the hood. Give me my phone. I want my phone right now. I want my phone right now. >> Just leave it. You can't have it in the back. ON MY PHONE. >> HERE, I'LL go grab on the other side. >> You asked for a girl. >> Put your feet in. >> I'mma sue you. >> Put your feet in. >> They didn't give me my phone. >> Put your feet in. >> Put your feet in. >> Hurry. [laughter] >> You're not getting your phone back here. >> The sooner you understand that, the better. >> Jesus Christ. >> You did all that over some. >> YOU DID ALL THAT OVER. DON'T TALK TO ME. You can't just let us go. You got to be there's PEOPLE DEALING THE OUT OF AND YOU OVER HERE WORRIED ABOUT A G. YOU ain't [screaming] Yeah. You're going to go smoke that right with your ugly kids and I BET YOU GOT SOME UGLY KIDS. >> It was clear that this Karen had never been held accountable for her actions in her entire life. Despite being dead wrong, Leslie seemed to be having a hard time grasping the reality of the situation. But he's going to jail today for resisting without violence. >> You You're just trying to find any reason. You >> Now you're going to jail for a felony. CONGRATUL. [screaming] >> NO, she's getting arrested today, unfortunately. It's just uh we got to this point by just the way she acted and what choice decision she made. So, she's going to jail today. I didn't even have TO GET TO COURT to be here with this even I need you to put your hands on your back. >> WHAT DO YOU WANT FROM ME? LEAVE YOUR ALONE. I'M NOT DOING to you anymore. Just leave me alone. I'm not doing nothing to ANYBODY ANYMORE. YOU GOT ME LOCKED UP. >> YOU GOT to go back. >> You got me locked UP IN THIS CAGE. I'M NOT DOING NOTHING AND I CAN'T GET OUT. SO LEAVE ME ALONE. >> SETTLE DOWN. NO, I'm already put BACK IN HANDCUFFS. I'M ALREADY >> THERE'S no There's no changing what's going TO HAPPEN TODAY. >> OKAY, THEN [screaming] GET ON WITH IT. >> I HAVE TO GO BACK IN HANDCUFFS. >> I have to finish my paperwork. >> No, I'm in a cage. I'm in a cage. I'm in a cage, >> man. You have to go back in. >> I'm in a cage. You already know I'm in a cage. I can't do nothing. I CAN'T REACH NOBODY HERE. >> You're probably going to have to. You already had me in handcuffs. Did you do your job wrong? DID YOU DO YOUR JOB WRONG? You had me in handcuffs. Did you do your job wrong? Where are the handcuffs? You don't even have any. [laughter] >> You got to listen to what he's telling you. >> I don't want to talk to nobody. I'm literally in a cage. I'm in a cage. Cops literally do this all the time. They don't They don't care that I'm in because they're not. >> All right, let's go ahead and put your hands back behind your [laughter] back. Oh my god, [gasps] I'm already in a cage. LOOK AT HOW RED MY HANDS ARE. [laughter] >> Other hand, please. >> You guys are I didn't even do. Did I ask you a question? THAT MEANS YOU GOT ARRESTED because I resisted. I didn't even say to you, bro. >> I want to lock them so they don't get tighter on you. All >> [laughter] >> right, no more spitting. Okay, if that shut the up. >> If that happens again, then we're going to put a mask on. >> I already know I'm done anyways. I'm done for. So, leave me alone. You think I give a [ __ ] >> Leslie Copka was transported to the Valuchia County Jail where she was booked on charges of resisting an officer, battery on a law enforcement officer, and possession of substances. Leslie faced the consequences of her actions, as did Robin, after she [music] tried squaring up to the cops who pulled her over for speeding. Stop for a couple reasons. Okay. >> The first one was your speed. >> So, you were going 58 and a 40 back there. Ma'am, I'm going to ask you again or I'm going to have to put my hands ON YOU. >> OKAY. WHERE'S A FEMALE OFFICER? >> Don't put your hands on me. the how I feel to be a goof trailer park white piece of >> On October the 10th, 2025, deputies in Lake County, Illinois, pulled over a vehicle after it was observed traveling 58 mph in a 40 zone. Officers also noted that the vehicle's registration light wasn't functional. However, it was after the deputies approached the driver identified as Robin Biles that they realized the traffic violations were the least of their problems. >> Hi, ma'am. I'm deputy store with the Lake County Sheriff's Office. I'm stopping you for a couple reasons. Okay. The first one was your speed. >> So, you were going 58 and a 40 back there. Okay. >> Okay. So, I had you on radar 58 and a 40. Okay. Is this your vehicle? >> No, this is my mom. >> Your mom's vehicle. Okay. So, the rear registration light is out on the vehicle right now. So, you got to get that fixed off. >> And then you're not wearing your seat belt, is there? No, >> you took the seat belt off. 352. >> How much do you have in the car right now? >> I don't have >> just that. Okay, I got you. Um, do you have your license then? >> No. >> No. Do you Is it suspended? Revoked? It's suspended. Okay. Um, do you have insurance on the car? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Where's your mom live at? >> Chicago. >> No. Chicago. Okay. >> She going to have to call. >> Uh, we'll we'll see. I mean, when did your license get suspended? >> I'm going to court for it right now. I got to go to court next month. >> You got to go to court next month. >> Yeah. I'm >> right here down the street, bro. Literally. >> What do you mean right here down the street? >> I'm telling my mom. >> Okay. What's uh what's your last name? >> I don't know what my name is. >> B I >> L E S >> E L. Okay. B I L L E S. Sorry. Middle initial? >> A. >> A. And your first name? >> Robin. >> Robin. R O B I N. >> 51. Go ahead. >> You got that the insurance with you or? >> Yes. On my phone. Yeah. >> So, this one did just expire. Looks like uh September 1st. >> He didn't send me a new one cuz >> he said that insurance expires, >> but I have three of these cars. >> I'm looking at the one that's >> I'll give you some time to look for that. Okay. So, right now, >> this is the one who hit me. >> You're good. I'll give you some time to find the updated one. Okay. >> Do me a favor, though, and step out. Okay. Step out the car for what? >> Yeah. Well, number one, you can't drive cuz your license is suspected. >> Okay. So, but what I'm stepping out for? >> Well, you're going to have to get out regardless, right? Because you're not going to be able to drive the car. >> Okay. But what am I getting out right now for? >> Let's get out. I'm asking you to get out of the car. >> I'm right here on um >> Okay. Shared >> must get out of the car. Sheridan. >> I'm right here on Sheridan. >> Right here by uh >> Ma'am, I'm going to ask you again or I'm going to have to put my hands on you. Okay. speeding with a suspended license, a non- workinging registration light, and suspected substances present inside the vehicle. One would assume that all of those infractions would instill some shame into the person committing them. But regret wasn't something one should have expected from a Karen like Robin. >> Where's a female officer? >> Put your hands on me. >> The back. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. I swear to God. >> I'm right here upstairs. >> Stop fighting. >> Stop. Your dad I'm not FIGHTING your daddy grandpa cousin. That's why they burn in the hill grandma all [ __ ] >> Shut up. Uhhuh. Y'all got an officer. >> Please perk on me. Please, please do a search. My dad do one or my mama do one. >> Do you have any weapons? >> My mama do one. >> You touching me. You touching on my plan. >> Is your camera long? >> Is your camera on? >> Slide in there. >> No. Okay. It don't matter. What is your >> I don't need one. Slide in there for me. >> Okay. You don't mad. >> That's fine right now. >> All right. I'll drive. Go in. We're going to drag you in the car. Put your feet in. >> M sound [ __ ] >> Where am I going >> TO JAIL? >> FOR WHAT? >> UH BATTERY. PLEASE. >> I DIDN'T TOUCH NEITHER ONE OF Y'ALL. THE I DIDN'T TOUCH NOBODY. WHY AM I GOING TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY? >> I DIDN'T OKAY, BUT I DIDN'T TOUCH NOBODY. HOW THE AM I GOING TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY? I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU. is you TALKING ABOUT? YOU JUST TRYING TO FIND A TICKET. I NEVER TOUCHED YOU. RUN THEM CAMERAS BACK. WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] about the dog. WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU? The just CLOWN SHUT YOUR dumb dead people. Lying. Just lying. The Where in the did I TOUCH YOU? I NEVER TOUCHED YOU. TWO OF Y'ALL. HOW MY LITTLE touch you the got better to do. Huh? >> No. I don't know what the the address is. Figure it out. I touched you. Figure it out. You won't get up out of me. TAKE ME TO THE TAKE ME TO THE STATION. YOU WON'T GET OUT OF ME. >> YOU WON'T GET OUT OF ME. YOU JUST SAID I'M GOING TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY. YOU JUST SAID I'M GOING TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY. DON'T TAKE ME THERE for a battery. >> You talking about I want I I want to see you take me to jail for a battery right now. Come on. Let's go. Cuz you're not getting up out of me. Let's go. Let's go to the station. Give me the battery. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Let me see you get away with this battery. Come on. Come on. Come on. Can we go? Let's go. >> Let's go. The Let's go. >> Exactly, [ __ ] No warrants. None of that. You mean none of that? None of that, dummy clown. You mean none of that. Now, let's see who try to put this battery up on me, dummy. Going to shoot the out this mother. Let's do it on my dad. Let's do it. I need some money. Let's do it. Let's do it. Come on. Come on. Come on. Let's do it. You so mad you trying to find something. You better stay on the phone with that states attorney. You so mad. Ooh. >> The deputies deserved a medal for putting up with Robin and her constant disrespect. A lunatic like her clearly didn't belong on the road. All that pent up anger and frustration would only mean bad news for others. Illiterate dumb. >> All right, man. Do you want me to explain your charges to you? >> Domino's. Let's go. >> Okay. You don't want to hear your charges? >> Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. I hope you ready to I hope you got your lie on top of your lie on top of your lie on top of your lie. Cuz that's all you going to have to keep on doing. And I hope that makes sense. I really hope it makes sense. Let's go. for me. >> YOLO. Come on. Let's go. I really hope your battery story makes sense. I want to hear your story. Let's start there. The charges. Let's hear the battery story. How did it start? How did it happen, sir? Let's Let's start there. Come on. Throw your dumb to this station. Stupid. And my phone better be out that car. Phone's up here. >> Okay. How I feel? How I feel? How I feel to be a goofy trailer park white piece of How does it feel? I'm telling you, baby. I'm going to find out. I'm going to find out. You don't know. And they ain't even got to be in your presence. You just don't know. You better not have no kids. You better not have. Oh my soul. In the end, Robin was charged with three petty offenses, including driving 15 to 20 mph over the speed limit, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, and having a non-functional registration light. She also faced three misdemeanor, including unlawful use of substances by a driver, driving on a suspended license, and resisting a police officer. Additionally, she was charged with two felony counts of aggravated battery on a police officer. Robin wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed and neither was Tina, a speeding Karen who got what was coming to her. >> You're going 79 on a 45. >> That's what my laser clocked you at. >> I couldn't have. >> You're not listening. You need to step out of the vehicle. This officer is asking you to step out of the vehicle. >> She already mentioned that I was going 70. >> Step out. Do this one way or the other. >> No. Okay. No. No. Get out of the vehicle. I want to speak to your general manager. >> On May the 27th, 2024, police officers conducted a traffic stop on a blue Fiat after a laser device recorded the vehicle traveling at 79 mph in a 45 zone. But the encounter would soon turn out to be more complicated than deputies anticipated, [music] as the person responsible for the traffic violation was a high and mighty Karen. >> Hi. >> No. Yeah, I didn't expect to get pulled over. Like literally I had uh my driver's license and like everything like you know. >> Where are you coming from? >> The beach. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Well, >> do you know how fast you were going? >> No, I was literally trying from the bridge. So, I wasn't >> Okay. Well, you're going fast. You're going 79 on a 45. >> That's what my laser clocked you I couldn't have because >> Yes, you could have. >> No, because I carry my son's seizure medication and I couldn't have. So, no, there's >> What does that have to do with >> I couldn't have been going that fast. No. >> Where are you? >> Because his dad just texted me [music] and was like, "Oh my god, I I legit think that he might be having a seizure right now." And like, >> okay, where is he right now? >> In Sebastian. Like literally like if I was going that fast, it couldn't have been that fast because like he we just called you guys like literally last week on Wednesday when he had a seizure. >> All right, go ahead and turn your car off for me. >> I couldn't have been going. >> Step out of the car for me. >> I couldn't have been going that fast. >> Please step out of the car for me. >> Well, I'm trying to find my I have so much receipts. I'm trying to find my license. Like I like there's no way possible. Because like I'm he's alert. I'm alert. Like there's no way that like we could have been like No. >> Go ahead and step out of the car for me. >> For what? >> Because I said so. Step out of the car for me. Because you said step out of the car for me now. >> I'm not like for what? >> Because I need to talk to you. Okay. >> But you're talking >> I'm trying to I'm trying to understand what's what's happening. because I'm so I'm under stress right now and like my baby daddy is telling me that like my son's not like I could show you the taxis and I'm trying to go and like I'm >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> I don't mean this because I'm trying to >> I get it. I get it. >> I just No, you don't get it because like I'm literally like >> Are you able to call your baby? Call him now for me so I can speak to him. >> I'm under a lot of stress. My mom told me to. Her her story is not adding up. >> My story is not I don't know but about what? That was that was last week. Yes. >> You told me that I was going 70 >> I was going 70 down a bridge. How was I going 70 down a bridge when you can only go a specific speed limit? >> Okay. Are you >> Can I Can I Can we talk to him? >> Paul, I go by Tina. I have it on my social security and my birth certificate. All right, Tina. I'm going to have you step out of the car for me. Okay, let's try to figure this all out for you. >> How? Like >> because I'm trying to contact you. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, >> your discovery said >> Ma'am, listen. >> Your discovery said that I 70 down the bridge. >> You're not listening. You need to step out of the vehicle. This officer is asking you to step out of the vehicle. >> She already mentioned that I was going 70. Step out of the vehicle. >> Okay. I want to speak to your No, I want to speak to your >> signal one. >> I think so. >> Okay. Ma'am, this officer is asking you that you're required to comply with this officer's request. All right. And if you don't and if you don't, she could arrest you. >> She already stated that I was going 70. >> You're going 79 in a going. There is no possible. >> There is no possible. Like, are you kidding me? Ma'am, you need to hang up the phone and step out of the vehicle right now. Ma'am, you need to hang up the phone and step out of the vehicle right now. >> I want to speak to your >> The responding officer gave the Karen identified as Tina many chances to comply because it didn't matter if she felt like she was going close to 80. The fact is that she was. So, unfortunately for her, Tina would face the consequences of her recklessness. Oh, okay. All right. >> Do this one way or the other. >> No. Okay. No. No. Get out of the vehicle. >> I want to speak to your general manager. Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me right now? >> No. Are you kidding me right now? This is all on discovery. I have not. I have complied. >> I have complied. Why are you touching me? >> Why are you touching me? At this point, this is a lawsuit. Can you go on the other side? a lawsuit. Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? >> No, dude. Why are you touching me? You're touching me because of what? Because of what? You're touching me. This is ALL IN DISCOVERY. WHY ARE YOU TOUCHING ME? WHY ARE YOU touching me? You're touching me because of what? >> Why are you touching me? I haven't done anything. Why are you touching me? >> Get out of the car. >> No. Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? Get out of the car. Holy. Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. So, you just whacked my head against the concrete. >> Move your hand. >> Dude, I can't wait to shoot. >> What' you just say? You can't wait to shoot me. As soon as I move to you. >> Move your hand. You just >> I can't wait to see you. Oh, I can't wait to see you. >> I can't wait to see you. >> All right, with your knees, get up. >> No, I'm here. No, I want No. NO. STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP touching me. I want to see your superior. I really really really This is all in discovery. >> Really? Really? Really? >> I do because you guys are going to be on a lost. >> You're going to lose your job. >> Both of you. >> Okay. >> Both of you. No, because my legs are up. You're going to like this is all in discovery. I haven't done I HAVEN'T DONE I HAVEN'T DONE >> where's it. >> I haven't done I haven't done worry. It's all in discovery. Your body can >> So what are you going to do now? Cuz I can't wait until I talk to my goddamn lawyer. >> Tina, I'm talking to you. I'm gonna ask you a question. Okay. >> Cool. Do you want me to chase you? >> No, I'm not hungry. >> Um, >> I really don't care. >> All right. Well, you show signs. You show I won't speak to you until you're present. >> All right. Well, don't speak to me. You can listen to me, though. >> Don't talk to me until you're present. >> All right. Well, you you show signs of impairment. Would you be willing to do the standardized field sobriety exercise? >> Okay. I'll take that as a no. I'll take that as a note. >> You will still be charged with a DUI, just to let you know. >> That's why you need to get a DUI. That's all I got to say to you. >> Really? [music] >> Tina was subsequently charged with reckless driving, DUI, and resisting without violence. Tina learned the hard way that she wasn't above the law, as did this obnoxious Karen, who refused to follow instructions during a traffic stop. >> Step out of the car. Step out of your car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> No. >> Get out of the car. Do not touch me. >> Here. >> Get away from me. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You're getting tased. >> Do not touch me. >> If you don't get out of the car, we're going to tase you. On November the 12th, 2025, while out on patrol, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle that was observed traveling 100 mph in a 50 zone. The officer would soon discover that not only was the woman behind the wheel a danger to everyone on the road, but a shameless Karen as well. [music] >> Get out of your car. >> What? >> Step out of your car. >> Why? >> Step out of your car. Are you going to arrest me? >> 14:42 152 >> 1552 >> I'm 1050 Papa X-ray Mike Zulu 95 be just west of the Dollar General. Hey, 152. I got one refusing to get out of the car. 35. >> Step out of the car now. >> Step out of the car. Step out of your car. >> Are you at County Road 21? >> 1552. >> I'm just west of County Road 21. on stero. Ma'am, let me see your driver's license. Ma'am, I'm about to break your window. Get out of the car. Ma'am, step out of the car. Give me your driver's license and get out of your car now. Let me see it. Provide it outside of the window now. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Step out of the car now. Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car now. >> Can you speak in English? >> Step out of the car. >> I don't know who you're talking to. Do you hear this person talking properly? >> I work with the sheriff's office. Get out of the car. >> The criminal and is assaulting me. >> You're being You're being stopped. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Assault. The officer is assaulting me. >> Get out of the car now. >> Officer is No. Okay. Want to talk to him? >> Open the door. >> Mom, >> open the door. >> See what he's saying? >> Open the door and get out. >> Get out of the car. You're driving 100 miles per hour or 50 m. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You are under arrest. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out. >> Call this number right here. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. If we have to ask you again, we're going to we're going to break your windows and we're going to pull you out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> I said no. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> No. >> Hurry. We're going to have to rip her out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Hey, I have right to >> get out of the car. No, I'm an American citizen. >> She's refusing to get out. She's verbal. >> She hasn't left. We're going to break. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> The deputy's biggest mistake was spending so much time trying to reason with an airhead. There really is only one approach to deal with such bimbos, as the officer would demonstrate next. >> Break the window, Carrie. Now, break the window. Break. >> Yeah. Break. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> No. >> Get out of the car. Do not touch me. >> Get away from me. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You're getting tased. >> Get out of the car. You're getting tased. Stop. Don't cut her arm. Period. >> I'm a girl. >> Do not touch me. >> I'm a girl. >> If you don't get out of the car, we're going to tase you. >> How am I supposed to move my car? Sit back. >> Don't push me. Sit back. >> Let go for a second. >> Yeah, you got a new car. Congratulations. >> Get out now. >> Take off my seat. >> Get out now. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't >> get out of the car. >> No, don't do that. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car now. Mom, they're >> I got >> I told you you're under arrest. >> No, you're a criminal. >> I know you're a criminal. >> Are they even filming this [ __ ] >> Let's get her up out of the road. Stand up. Stand up. What are you going to do? Take off my shoes. >> My car. [snorts] >> No, this one. Sit down. >> I don't know how to >> sit down. Get in the car. >> I'm stupid. I don't know how to sit down. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. We're done. >> Hello. >> Hello. Are you there? Hello. Are you there? Are you Hello. Fine. Miss Jenna, >> can you hear me? >> Can you hear me better now? >> Yes. >> Hey, so have you ever been arrested before? For what? >> For what? >> Yeah. >> Uh, one time I hit my mom. >> So, battery, >> huh? >> Like a battery? They said it wasn't. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Battery is like battery is like the physical touching of someone else. >> So yeah. Anything else or no? >> I think it was like petty touch at one point. >> Okay. >> So today um obviously you're being you're you're placed under arrest. You're you're being charged with resisting with violence, which is a thirdderee felony, >> and then you're being charged with just the speeding, the 50 mph over. Okay. >> Okay. >> You got any questions for me? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Can I ask you a question? >> No problem. >> Why Why didn't you want to get out of the car? >> Well, cuz I knew I was going to get arrested. >> Okay. In the end, she was charged with resisting an officer with violence and a moving traffic violation for exceeding the speed [music] limit by 50 plus miles per