From 90-year-old Bernard Chaus, an entitled Karen of his generation who chose to run a cop over rather than obey a simple stop command. >> He hit me with his car twice. >> If an officer's telling you to stop, why why would you keep going? >> Beats me. >> No, I'm curious why you think it's okay to hit a police officer with your vehicle, sir. >> To this entitled ex-cop who got knocked off her high horse after she ordered some no-BS cops out of her residence just because she thought she could. >> GET YOUR GUNS OUT OF MY HALLWAY. >> GO BACK. Either go inside or go or go in handcuffs. It's up to you at this point. >> Don't even try it. >> I'll do whatever I want. >> Oh, don't even try it. >> I'm 100% calm. >> are out of control. No, I used to be a cop and you guys aren't cops, you're fascists. In Colorado, back in the day. >> Here are moments when no-BS cops give entitled boomer Karens a long-awaited dose of reality. The first case takes us to Indian River County, Florida, where 80-year-old Virginia Pittman, an entitled granny, somehow convinced herself that the law was on her side when she decided to kick a man. >> The law says I don't have I said, "Well, we'll go up to the desk." I don't have to show them either. I said cuz he's not a service dog. >> [music] >> And then the dog jumped on me, so I turned around and I kicked him in the >> On February the 16th, 2023, officers in Indian River County were dispatched to a grocery store after receiving reports of an elderly woman causing a disturbance. When they arrived, they decided to approach her calmly, intending to hear her side of the events first. >> I don't know. I don't think she's going to help me. I don't think that's for sure. That's a fact. That lady over there? I got you, ma'am. >> She's trying to move quickly cuz she knows she stepped on the curb. >> I got you. I'll I'll I'll be right back. Copy traffic here. I'm going to I'll be in front of 1319. >> How dare he ask? >> Hi. >> Hello. >> How you doing? >> So he uh really did call you, huh? >> Yes. >> Good. >> What's going on? >> Dog jumped on me. After which I kicked him in the ass. >> You kicked him in >> in the ass. >> You kicked him in >> So what uh What would you like to discuss? >> At this point, the officers quickly realized their initial plan for a calm approach would not hold. She just openly admitted to the act without a trace of fear or remorse, almost as if they could do nothing about it. What's the story? >> What's the story? I asked the man why he had the dog in here. It's a service dog. Where's his doc? Where's his proof? I don't have to show you. The law says I don't have to. I said, "Well, we'll go up to the desk then." I don't have to show them either. I said, "Cuz he's not a service dog." And then the dog jumped on me. So I turned around and I kicked him in the >> Do you have your ID on you? >> He didn't presented this thing. I don't do this. I don't show this to people. But here's his thing. I said, "Shove it up your rear." >> Okay, he doesn't have to Number one, you don't work here. Uh it's not your right to be asking around. Uh >> It's not my right? >> No, it's not. >> Oh, well, here. >> I don't need I don't need your debit card. I need your ID. >> Why not? You're going to give me a ticket? >> As a matter of fact, you are going to jail. >> Oh, that's even better. >> Yep. Not for a second did she imagine that the officers were serious about taking her to jail. She had deluded herself into believing that she was well versed in the law and perhaps it somehow placed her above it and even [music] the officers enforcing it. >> So, turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> Give me >> Turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> Oh, well, wait. Can I put my wallet away? >> Turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> Search my hands. Thank God I have nothing better to do. >> Unbelievable. >> Yeah, you >> How old are you? >> I'm 80. >> You're 80? Acting like a 14-year-old. >> Yeah, well. >> Any weapons on you? >> Yeah, my mouth. >> I can see that. >> You're just leaving that in the middle of the street? This is the biggest joke I've ever seen. >> 1 to 10. >> What? >> Search your hands. >> You want me to put this in your car? What do you want me to do with this? >> If I tell you, you'll give me another ticket. No, I want to take it with me. Why would I not want my license, my credit cards, and all my [music] money put back in my pocketbook and take it with me? >> Okay. Well, I got to search it before I take it, right? >> I'll go right ahead. My pen might do something to you. Watch out. >> Okay. >> James Bond and the little [ __ ] >> Yeah. Walk over to my car. >> Oh, well, no, it's not your car, it's my car. I pay taxes. >> I pay taxes as well. Probably pay more taxes than you. >> I doubt it. Why do I not have a right to question a person when the law says you can't have animals in supermarkets and stores. Tell me. >> Service animals are exempt and you're not allowed in the store. >> him if it was a service dog. Why? >> Cuz you're not allowed to. It's It's protected. It's people with disabilities. You didn't know that? >> This is any any sense. That's where his disability is. >> You don't have the right to >> Well, I >> make you kick someone. >> Dog didn't have the right to jump on me, did he? Service animals function >> You have hands to get it all together. >> So, someone told me before I came in here. Where's your dog? I expected you to show up with the dog. But, I'm disappointed. You know, this hurts. >> It's not supposed to be comfortable. >> Well, it's not supposed to hurt either that I got marks. >> With the aggressive Meemaw finally contained, the officers turn [music] to the victim who is ready to spill the full story of Virginia's assault without holding anything back. >> I look, people can't treat other people like that. It's not right. >> So, he turned around to try to ignore her, she kicked him in the ass. >> I mean, he's saying the dog jumped on him. Let's say he did jump on him. >> It still doesn't give her the right to >> Well, let me tell you something else. >> Right on the butt. >> Right there. Literally right there on the tailbone. So, she's got two felonies. I don't care she's 80. I didn't touch her. >> No, I don't know. >> I didn't touch her. Now, had she whacked the dog, >> Yeah. Yeah, yeah. They got They want her cuffs on, so You got her right I'll do the report for that. I just clear this and then put her in the same I can I can I can She's in the back of my car as you were ready to go. Who you going to sign it? We got to get the things on. >> No, I'll just do it. Just give me your information. >> What? >> The lady's information so I can get her car. >> Oh, the trespass. They want her trespass, yeah. >> You know you know who to trespass. >> Why don't you just turn it out. >> Good. >> Have them sign it and then I'll I'll You know, turn it later. >> After hearing the victim recount [music] his ordeal, the no-nonsense officers decided that it was time to give Virginia a taste of her own medicine. >> [music] >> Little did they know the victim's account was only the tip of the iceberg. She was about to drop the real shocker about herself. >> I guess this car don't have air conditioning, huh? >> Yes, it does. >> Yeah, but not back here. >> Well, what I can do for you, lower the window. Get some fresh air. Yep. >> I was sure you were afraid I was trying to get out of that open. >> Yep. Terrifying. >> Open up and come around and go through and then it's going to fall off. They're going to suffer really rotten lives. >> Him and his dog? >> Him and his dog. >> Well, that's not nice. >> I'm not a nice person. >> Virginia was later charged with [music] battery on a person over 65 years old and disorderly conduct. While Virginia believed that she had every right to kiss people's rears with her boot, this boomer Karen Neil took entitlement to a whole different level when he declared that he'd rather crawl home than take instructions from cops. >> I don't even know if you're walking. Your knees already hurt, sir. >> I'll crawl home. What are you going to do? If I go in here I'm going to sleep. Just What are you going to do to me? >> How about we just call a ride and not find out. >> On June the 27th, 2025, officers from the Ohio Police Department responded to a parking lot after receiving reports that a senior citizen had taken a spill and was refusing to follow the medics to the hospital. It wasn't the first time citizens had thrown caution to the wind and ignored the medics instructions. So, the officers prepared themselves to step in as men of the badge [music] to turn defiance into compliance. >> What's going on, man? >> Uh he was all fired up at first we got here because people called 911, he was walking off the trail. Uh got him calmed down now, but he's trying to get up and leave. >> He's drunk? He's been drinking? >> So, the lady in the bar has got his keys. >> Okay. >> We're trying to convince him now that he doesn't want to go with us, he needs to get a ride. >> Sure. Well, you can take care of that. >> We initially called you guys >> Yeah, did he already uh refuse? >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. Is he >> He answered all the questions correctly. >> Got you. Is he banged up at all? >> His knee's messed up, I think it's messed up anyway. >> Okay. All right. >> His knee's the reason why he fell. His keys, so he can >> I ain't going nowhere. >> I don't see you walking. >> I want to go. >> Sir, you're going to go to the hospital and get checked out. >> I just want to walk home now. I got a question. Is that my drug? >> Okay. Okay. Hey, bud. I'm Officer Scott, City Police. How are you doing? >> Yeah, good. I want to speak to you, actually. If I >> If you would, wait over there for me just for a minute. >> You can. >> Wait over there for me, sir, while I speak to him, okay? I've got to make contact with >> Do you know why You [ __ ] I had a chance to kill you over >> How are you doing? >> I'm going to do the same thing to you. >> Hey, bud. >> Stick your [ __ ] nose in somebody else's [ __ ] business. >> Are you able to call a ride? >> Do what? >> Are you able to call a ride? >> Not yet. I think >> Your phone's right there. Go ahead. >> Why would I want to do that for? >> I can smell alcohol on your breath. You've already fallen. We're here now, and now it's >> I had a beer and a shot. >> Okay. Well, listen. You've fallen. You've hurt yourself. It's time to go home. So, there's one or two ways we can do that. You can call a ride out here to pick you up. >> You could give my >> Or you can come with me. >> Where that son of a That woman took my >> All righty. Is there anybody home that can get you? >> This is >> Family member or friend? >> Property robbed, uh ridiculous ridiculous ways of wasting all this money and all this [ __ ] time. >> Okay? >> I can't believe this. >> Do you live with anybody? >> Yeah, I can get a ride. I'll walk home before I worry about this. >> You're already not walking. Your knee already hurts, sir. >> I'll crawl home. How's that? >> We just want to get you home safe, okay? 528 417 >> Dude, thank you. What did you say? >> What's wrong? Neil, is it? Hi, man. My patience is starting to wear thin. You're on Facebook. You're not calling somebody, okay? I'm going to ask you again to call somebody, okay? >> I'm working on it. >> You need to do that. >> Excuse me. >> For the officers, they were simply giving him a chance to make the one call that could keep him from trouble. Whether or not Neil was going to take it was now entirely up to him. >> You guys think everybody knows this [ __ ] that quick? I don't know what makes it difference by sitting in the parking lot. What makes a difference? >> Well, you're intoxicated and it's out of the vehicle. So, that makes all the difference in the world. >> I don't have no keys. I'm sitting here in the parking lot. >> Doesn't matter. >> Huh? >> Doesn't matter. >> Oh, [ __ ] What are you going to do? Like they're going to let me sleep. That's what they're going to do to me. >> How about we just call a ride and not find out? >> This is [ __ ] I wouldn't be such a prick if Shh. I can't believe So far, I ain't figured out getting contacts. >> Get to your contacts? >> Yep. So, you're going to take a break. No, you ain't touching my phone. >> How about I help you out? >> No. >> I got a way I can show you how. Sir, listen. Just like you said about wasting time, I can't sit here all night while you try to figure out your phone, okay? >> Yeah, yeah. >> If you're not going to the hospital, >> You're making me a prick. So, >> I'm not. I'm trying to I'm trying to work with you. >> No, he's making you a prick. >> Okay, well, he's I'm not talking to him right now. Talking to you right now. Me and you are talking, okay? >> I don't care who you're talking to. >> All that, whatever happened inside, we're going to put that behind us, okay? Right now, we're just trying to trying to get you home safe at this point, all right? >> I'm working on it. Well, right now, I can't >> He's not cooperating. Trying to Trying to call for I'm trying to get him to call somebody. >> It's been 25 minutes since he's called for a cab or something. >> Okay. You got Like I said, you guys are good if you Unless you're going to force him to go. >> I can't find it. >> Neil, you want to go to the hospital? >> Do what? >> You want >> go to the hospital? >> Can't hear you. You want to go to the hospital? For what? >> Your knee. Get your >> No. I got two fully replaced hips. Fully replaced. Two metal rods up my back. Six screws. Six screws. >> [clears throat] >> And a little ache in my knee that is >> All right. So, you guys Let me Let me see your contacts. >> Thank you a lot for [ __ ] me over. >> You got son of a Here's your contacts. Okay, got it. After handing Neil the phone, the officers turned to the man he had been trading words with. They could see the back and forth was fueling the tension. It might be the reason Neil still hadn't complied. So, they decided that it was time to step in and handle the situation decisively. >> Come here. Come here. >> I'm coming here. You going to arrest me? >> Yep. Put your hands behind >> Arrest me, dude. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands >> My first amendment. My first amendment holds you. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind YOUR BACK. >> HEY. >> I THOUGHT I HEARD YOU. >> HEY, 69. >> Put your hands behind your >> Get off my beer. Yeah, you come to my shoulder. >> Taser taser taser. Give us a hand. Put it behind your back. >> Right here. I can't. Put your SHOULDER AGAINST THE GOD DAMN TIRE. WHAT the [ __ ] you want me to do? >> You got one resisting. >> I can't turn around, son of I hurt my son of a will all and all be on camera. >> I got it, sir. >> Every little bit of it better be on camera. Ah! Yep, keep twisting. >> I believe we got everything. >> Yeah, keep twisting. Keep twisting. >> What was that What was that? >> Yeah, keep twisting. Go ahead, go ahead. Yeah. The P O S >> Get another pair. >> I know. Come on, let me loose. It's all good. Come on. >> It's all good, sir. >> Come on, let me loose. You see your boyfriend? >> Your husband? >> Uh see your boyfriend? >> Okay, got you. >> Hey! [ __ ] you, [ __ ] It was a piece of >> Hey, I want you to relax your hand. There we go. >> That's all I got. So So I got you. >> All right, you need to stop resisting and stand up, okay? >> Yes, yeah. >> What are you doing to me? What are you doing? >> Yes, somebody help. >> Okay, come on. >> Come on, let me go. I got I told YOU I GOT I CAN'T DO IT. YEAH, that's what I DO. I JACK WRAPPED MY [ __ ] keys up. Yeah, that's what I do. >> All right, put your hands up to your chest. >> I'm going TO TRY IT. GOD DAMN! YEAH, YEAH, YEAH, THAT'S IT. THAT'S what I got. Yeah, I got my body here. >> All right, we don't need any 270 here. >> Yeah, get the [ __ ] out of here. >> I don't have my [ __ ] out. >> I don't know. >> I'm here [ __ ] with you. >> Guys, it's >> Please get it on the camera. I got to I got to stop. I want to stop. I'm in shock. I'm in shock. That's not disorderly. That's not disorderly. That you stop talking or yelling or you've already been drinking alcohol. So that's that's that's it. That's disorderly. >> Yes. >> Yep, you're a piece of [ __ ] Yep, you're Yep. I'm going to name you a Oh, okay. You're not changing these cuffs. >> You've got two sets on. >> I don't give You're not going to do anything. I can't do it. I can't do it. You're not going to do anything. I don't give You're not going to do anything. Can't do it. Can't sit that way. It's a good thing you guys aren't being brutal getting sent in. I can't I can't I can't do it. I can't do it. >> He's lying. He's going to get closer to the car. >> All right. I I'm I'm telling you I can't turn my [ __ ] ankle with my [ __ ] wrist. I can't turn my [ __ ] wrist. >> you to turn your wrist. >> I need you to feel to my I can't I can't >> Sit down. >> I'm telling you you mother Yeah. >> You're a cop, sir. >> Okay. >> I can't turn my Hey, you got to loosen my >> You Yes, you can. YES, YOU CAN, MOTHER >> You need to loosen MY GOD DAMN CUFFS. HEY. >> WITH THE OTHER MAN OUT of the way, the officers now turn their attention back to Neil. The patience was already beginning to wear thin, and now the only thing that could keep him from ending up like the other man was if he chose to follow their instructions. >> He needs to go to the hospital. You're going to break your arm. >> Neil. >> No. >> All right, Neil. Are you going to go up to the hospital and get checked out? >> Excuse me. >> Are you going to go up to the hospital and get checked out? >> No. >> Okay. What's your >> Ain't nothing wrong with me. >> What's your plan? >> I twisted my knee when I fell down. >> Okay. >> What the heck? >> All right, what's your what's your plan? >> What's my plan? Uh my plan is to go home >> Okay, well, you're not going to drive. >> eat some food. >> driving. >> Do what? >> You're not driving. >> Huh? No. I'm going to get a taxi. You guys are aggravating us. I don't know what this big deal is because I >> I'm not worried about that right now. I'm worried about what we're going to do with you. Right now I'm just worried about what we're going to do with you. >> You going to leave me alone on purpose? >> Well, you can talk to me with some respect or you're going to end up right where that guy was. >> So, what? >> You can talk to me with some respect. >> And you can give me some respect to leave me alone. >> I can't leave you alone. You're intoxicated. >> I had two beers and a small little shot and I'm intoxicated. I got the whole god damn sheriff and city cops and everybody else here that ought to be out checking out the car. I'm going to need these walking down in the god damn parking. Could you come and pick me up? Yeah, they say I'm too drunk to do anything like that. I'm out here painting grill. All righty, see you in a little bit. There. Now there's everybody >> How far is Randy away? >> He's about 15 15 minutes, maybe 12. >> Okay. >> And I want somebody to go get my keys to my vehicle that they should never have. If you guys can't go get it >> How about you just sit right there until we get Randy here? >> What? I don't want to go get my keys and evidently you >> We have your keys. >> Where are they at? >> I'm going to give them to Randy. >> I want to see them. I don't want you to lie. You're lying to me. That's why I can't trust you guys. >> Okay. >> You're lying. You're a bunch of liars. That's what I told them. >> A friend's A friend's coming to get him. >> You know, it's sad that cuz I hurt my knee. >> All right. Well, these guys >> That you guys ain't giving me no god damn god respect. And you're going to have two, three, four, five people cuz I twist my knee. Look at me here. I want some deal. I hope you all give respect to somebody that breaks in my vehicle as much as y'all come in here when I twisted my damn knee and fell down. Now, you all want to explain all of this stuff to me. >> While waiting for his son to pick him up, the officers began writing Neil a citation. Given his age and the state of his knee, their priority was making sure he got home safely. But Neil kept pushing his luck, convinced that the law couldn't lay a [music] finger on him. >> All right, Neil. For this whole incident, man, unfortunately, we're going to cite >> I ain't signing [ __ ] >> So, you don't have to sign, but you got to listen to what I'm telling you, okay? >> I'm sitting here in the parking lot. I ain't doing jack [ __ ] And you This is the only thing to come up next. I signed it. >> [music] >> Okay, listen. Your court date's going to be set for July 11th, 2025 at 9:00 a.m., okay? You do not have to appear for this court site summons if you pay the citation, okay? If you don't pay it, you want to dispute it, show up for your court date and dispute it. >> I'll dispute it. >> Okay. That's fine. >> Cuz I'm going to Yeah, cuz I'm going to go call police. >> Well, either pay it or dispute it and show up in court. >> [ __ ] I'm not signing nothing. >> Well, listen. Otherwise, there's your warning for you. >> the parking lot doing nothing. And here are you people come in. That's [ __ ] You can do whatever we call. >> Hold on to this. >> I ain't I ain't doing [ __ ] because when I get done talking to your police department and tell them my story and what's going on and how you >> Hey, Neil. >> I hurt my knee. I hurt my knee and all you people >> Neil. Listen. Be careful. That ticket is your last warning. Keep your mouth shut until your ride gets here. >> I ain't keeping my mouth shut because this is [ __ ] stupid when I hurt my knee and all you people come here just because I fell and hurt my knee. >> Trying to help you out. [ __ ] stupid >> is everybody >> Hey, can you call Randy for me and see how far away he is? >> No. You can sit there and wait. I told him wait for a couple hours. >> All right, come on. You're going to jail. Step out. >> Step out of the >> I ain't helping you here. >> Get out of the car, Neil. You're going to jail. You're under arrest for disorderly for system. Get out. Watch this. >> Yep. >> Neil, get out. Come on. Stop. Stop. >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> Neil, get out of the car. All right. You want me to charge you for resisting if you don't stop, okay? >> Oh. >> Yeah. Sit down. Just sit down. I'll put your arms behind your back. Neil. >> Why are you resisting me? >> Neil, I got him. >> I'm falling down. >> Just put your arms behind your back. Come on. Don't make this worse. >> Relax. Relax, man. >> Make it worse? >> Neil, put your arms behind your >> Quick. You'll be all bruised up. >> I ain't making it worse. I'm just trying to find out why you all are being kids. That's >> Watch your head. >> But first, Neil. But first. But first. >> Give me my hand. >> I'm going to put you in the car. >> I got a comb or something. Got a comb? I got a pocket knife. How in the hell am I going to slide in there? But first, you have my hand. >> I don't >> But first. Duck your head. But first. You got to bend your knees. Bend your knees, brother. >> That's where I hurt it. Ouch. Ouch. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. >> Hey guy, can you help me real quick? >> I can't. >> What do you What do you need to do, Neil? >> I got it. >> All right. Got it? >> You know there's no need for this. >> There wasn't, but you You wanted You wanted to continue, Neil. All right, sir. >> All this because I wouldn't kiss her. All this because I wouldn't kiss her god damn ass. >> I don't understand, Neil. >> She thinks she's a king dog. >> I'm going to get her. I'm going to get her. I'm going to get her. I'm going to get her. A little bit more, man. >> I can't. >> Just kick Kick with your legs. Push with your legs. >> I >> All right. There you go. Good job. Hey, you want to You want to buckle You want to buckle him in? Just say yes. Hey, can you sit back for me, Neil? One buckle you in. >> Now, what am I going to do about my ride? >> We're going to lock it up. >> Huh? >> We're going to lock it up for you. >> What am I going to do about the guys coming in and give me a ride? >> Are you okay, Neil? >> What am I going to do with them? >> Are those guys okay, Neil? >> We're going to We're going to tell them not to worry about it now. >> He was booked into jail for resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Unlike other entitled seniors who faced their long overdue reality check without a hint of remorse, 90-year-old Bernard Chales took a different route, choosing to strike a deal with officers after assaulting one of their own in the line of duty. >> He hit me with his car twice. All right, you know I'll make a deal with >> There's no deals. >> On January the 19th, 2025, a Vero Beach police officer was conducting traffic control for a city half marathon event at Ocean Drive and Beachland Boulevard when he spotted a blue sedan entering the intersection. Recognizing the danger the vehicle posed to the runners, he attempted to stop the vehicle from entering. But the driver, later identified as 90-year-old Bernard Chaus, refused to pull over and even went further to strike the officer twice before fleeing the scene. >> STOP THE CAR! STOP THE CAR! DELTA DELTA ROMEO GOLF, he's fleeing south. South from Beachland. He just turned right east on Acacia. It's a blue Toyota four-door, elderly gentleman, tan jacket. Down Acacia. >> Good, sir? >> Yeah, I'm good. Go. He hit me with his car twice. >> The search for the vehicle was on and before long another officer spotted it at Beachland Boulevard and State Road A1A and quickly initiated a traffic stop. What he didn't realize was that what should have been a routine stop was now about to turn into a full-blown battle of wills. >> So, what's going on? He won't get out. >> All right, sir, step on out of the vehicle. >> No. >> Sir, you're going to need to step out or you're >> Sir. >> No. >> Yes. >> 10-4, I'm going to go to 71 first and >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Get out of the car, please. Get out of the car. >> No, stop that. >> Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach. GET ON YOUR STOMACH. >> NO. >> HOLD UP. HOLD UP. HOLD UP. JUST RELAX. Just relax. Get on the ground. >> My glasses. >> All right. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Let's get him secure for now. >> Why are you doing this to me? >> Because you didn't listen, sir. If you would have listened, this wouldn't have gone this way. All right. What do you want to talk about? >> Yep. Attagirl. He's showing custody. All right. Do you have any weapons or anything sharp in your pockets? >> No. >> Nothing like that? 53 Yeah, I'm with him. We have a >> No guns or anything like that? >> Hell no. Should I have my wallet? >> Yeah. >> At this point, it was beginning to dawn on Bernard that he had messed up big time. And while the officers were concerned about finding out why a man his age would act so mischievously, he was quietly scheming an escape plan. >> What's What's What is going on? What is What's your deal today? >> My deal is I was just going to the store. >> Yeah. Why did you want to hit me and spit on me? >> Because you were being unfair. >> I was being unfair? You bet. Yeah. >> Ow. Ow. >> Okay. Well, that's not nice that you want to hit me. It's not nice that you hit the other Huh? >> He tried to hit you, too. >> Uh he tried to put it in He tried to put it in drive again. He said he was going to hit me and spit on me. >> Space your feet out. Thank you. >> Hurry and get out of the car. Do you want to go for collisions or just want rotation? >> Take the goddamn handcuffs off. >> No. No. That's That's absolutely not happening. What's this right here? Your phone? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right, walk this way. >> Where? >> You're going to go back in my patrol vehicle. You're under arrest. >> What do I do with my slipper? >> Don't worry about that right now. I'll make sure I get it. >> Ow. These handcuffs are killing me. >> Carol, all units who are on the fire department service, how do I need an answer? Do you want collisions or rotation? >> No, I'm not going to answer. >> I was getting a statement. I got an answer. Collisions, please. >> Why? >> Get in the vehicle or we're going to push you into the vehicle. You're probably not going to like that because of how we pulled you out of the car. So, make your decision now. Are you going to get in or are you going to get put in? You can be a man about it. >> I understand. >> All right, I'll make a deal with you. >> There's no deals. >> Huh? Careful. >> What's up? >> All right, I'm getting in. >> All right, thank you. Okay, please. >> I'm getting in. >> All right, thank you. >> Ow. These handcuffs are just killing me. >> We're here. What's killing you? >> The handcuffs. >> I understand, okay? We're going to get these fixed, okay? >> What do you mean you're going to What do you mean you're going to What do you mean >> We're going to We're going to rotate your hands to where it's comfortable. Okay, the handcuffs got to stay on. You understand me? >> I know I heard what you said. >> Yeah, okay. >> But I don't understand you. >> Yeah, you don't understand. Well, you're saying the handcuffs hurt? >> Oh, you bet you they do. >> Yeah. We are going to rotate it to where they feel better. The best we can. Do you understand me? >> When are you going to do that? >> Right now. My partner's putting on gloves. Okay? Which Which hand hurts the most? The right This one? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> I'm going to take this cuff off. Do not resist. Do not fight. Do not do any of that. I swear to God you will be back on the ground getting put in handcuffs again. Do you understand? >> I do understand. >> Okay. Perfect. It's >> what you said. >> All right. Rotate this hand. Perfect. All right. >> What Why are you tightening it? >> I'm not tightening it. >> He's adjusting it. >> I'm adjusting it to where Now we're going to double lock it, okay? >> Ah. What's your name, Wells? >> Yes, Wells. >> I'll keep that in mind. >> They'll be on the record. >> Yeah. That's Gonzalez. >> Ah. Where are all my things? >> Yeah. >> Everything is in the car. We'll get it to you, okay? >> When? >> When? >> Yeah. >> Once we get you in this car. >> Ah. It's hurting again. >> Yeah, I understand. >> Ah. >> You take this pen. Put your pen You want that pen? >> No, it's going to go with your property. I just don't want it to be on you. >> I can't reach it. >> I don't know. >> All right, you're good. >> All right, go go ahead and have a seat, please. >> Well, how do I take a seat? >> Put your Put your Put your left foot in. There you go. >> Uh-oh. >> After placing the intoxicated poor poor in the back of the police cruiser, the officers decided to give him one more chance to lessen his charges. Or at least, that was what they thought they were doing. >> Okay, Bernard, what what happened here today, man? What's going on? Why did you an officer from what I understand told you to stop and you continued to go against his order? >> Yeah, because I couldn't understand why he told me to stop. I stopped. >> Okay, but if an officer's telling you to stop, why why would you keep going? >> Beats me. >> Okay. What um What did you do? [music] Did you almost Did you hit that officer? Did you something? >> absolutely not. >> Absolutely not? Okay, why is that officer >> You didn't hit him with his with your vehicle? >> Oh, no. >> All right. >> You absolutely did. You hit him multiple times with your vehicle, Bernard. There were several witnesses who even said as much. You absolutely hit that officer with your vehicle multiple times, refusing to stop, refusing to get out of your car, then did a U-turn and moved him down the road while he was trying to stop your car. >> Is that all you've got to say? >> No, I'm curious why you think it's okay to hit a police officer with your vehicle, sir. I'm shocked, to be honest with you. >> Corporal Bromley. >> Yes. >> I don't understand why you're saying that. >> What don't you understand? Tell me what part and I'll be happy to explain it to you. >> Never mind. >> Uh I'm going to finish. Um all right. Bernard, so so what happened in this situation and why is this officer saying that you tried to strike him WITH THE VEHICLE? >> AH OH, THESE handcuffs are just killing me. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> AH >> YOU ADJUSTED THEM. THEY'RE HANDCUFFS, they're uncomfortable. I I don't I can't really do anything about that at this time. >> What? >> So so why did you continue to keep going if he's even telling you to stop? You said you don't know. You don't understand. Was it a confusion thing? >> Yeah, I was very confused. Why would he tell me to stop? >> Because there's a run going on today and there's a lot there's a lot of people out on the road participating in this event. That's why these officers are out >> Public safety. >> Yeah. So that's why we have these officers at intersections trying to stop that, all right? Even when he told you to stop, you should have you have stopped. You're saying you didn't try to hit him on purpose? >> Oh, absolutely not. >> Then why didn't you stop the vehicle when he told you? >> In the end, Bernard was booked into Indian River County Jail on [music] multiple charges including aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, assault on a law enforcement officer, obstruction without violence, reckless driving, and fleeing [music] and eluding with disregard for safety and property. He was required to pay a $45,000 bond. Somewhere in Florida, a 68-year-old Karen assaulted her husband and threatened to take her own life when the consequences of her actions finally came back to bite her. >> I'm being detained for what? For being mad at my husband who bounced my head off the floor. I'm being detained and you're up there thinking he's something insane. >> You're placing her under arrest. >> For what? >> For hitting your husband. >> Really? >> Yes. >> Are you going to go and arrest him now? >> On April the 20th, 2025, Florida officers received a call from a 68-year-old man reporting that his 68-year-old wife had struck his face during a heated argument. They rushed over to the couple's residence believing that they were about to rescue a husband from his abusive wife. >> She's not here. She left. She's in a 2004 Honda Accord four-door gray. She went that way. So, I think she's going down Florida Park Drive. No, I'm very angry. She has Come sit. >> Inside the house, the suspect's husband showed officers the shattered glass where his wife had hurled at him along with visible marks that backed up his claims of abuse. With that evidence in hand, officers quickly tracked down her vehicle and initiated a stop. But, the moment they began questioning her, it became clear she wasn't just an abusive partner. She knew exactly how to cover her tracks. >> I'm trying to go to the emergency room. Can you help? >> Okay, what's going on? >> My husband cracked my head on the floor and I'm trying to get up there to admit myself. >> Okay. Uh we'll just hang tight because that's where we're trying to investigate what happened over there at the house. >> Can you put your hand right here and feel it for me? He knocked me on the floor and I got a big big knot on my neck. On my neck? On my head, right here. >> Okay. >> like to go to the hospital. >> Okay, just >> And I don't want to sit here very long. I finally made it here. >> Okay. Well, if you need a medical attention, you should have just called 911. They would have came to you. >> trust any of you people. I want to go to the hospital. I'm here. >> okay, well, you're going to sit tight until we figure out what's going on, okay? >> drive away and go. >> drive away, then you'll be going to jail. >> Then what? You're going to help me go to the hospital, aren't you? Because I'm a medical patient. What are you? >> to drive away. >> Really? Really? I've been driving all this time and I've been just fine. >> Well, now that you're stopped out with me, you're not going to be driving away. >> You've decided. >> Yes, I have. >> Yeah, great. >> So, put your car in park and we're going to figure out what's going on. >> Really? What do you know about what's going on? Nothing. >> So, I want to get your side of the story cuz you have a deputy at your house. >> Yeah. Okay, but you come on hot and angry and mean. You're not getting my side of the story. >> You're the one who's being mean. >> No, you You are. You're that way, too. All of you people are. >> You're the one who's yelling >> You That's right because of how you are. >> How am I? What did I do? >> Yeah, you're an [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. Okay, lady. Okay. Okay. Bark, bark, bark. Empty, empty, empty. Yes, you are. >> Now the officers were beginning to see her for what she truly was, a combative Karen determined to turn a routine investigation into chaos. So, they quickly came up with a plan, one they could only hope would bring the situation under control. >> I realized after she got a hold of my neck. They're on the way right now for you. >> No. >> Paramedics. >> Thank you. Thank you very much. >> light-headed? What are your complaints? >> I have a crushing pain in the back of my head from where my head banged onto the tile. >> Are you talking about me cuz I wasn't there? >> No, I'm just talking about the police in general. I'm I'm just talking. I can say what I want. >> can. That's nice. >> That's right. So, you can No, that's fine. I don't care about being nice to you. >> I've never met you. >> to me. You've got your attitude already. I hear it. It's all in your nose. You're nasty. I don't want to anything to do with any of you. I will talk to the medical people because they at least have training in being kind. I don't want anything >> You can take your seatbelt off if you want to. >> want to. I don't need you telling me what I can and can't do. I will do >> I tell you this, you cannot leave. >> I'm not leaving because I know about you and your [ __ ] guns. Got it? >> Well, my gun has nothing to do with it, but you're being detained right now. >> That's the only reason I'm not leaving. That's it. >> What's her complaint? Her head hurts. >> That her head hurts. She's not dizzy or anything like that. She said her head hurts because she landed on the tile. >> I was pushed and my head bounced up on the tile. I've got a big knot on the back of my head. It doesn't just hurt, but thank you. >> Well, that's what you said. I asked you if you were dizzy and you said no. >> me for the information before, okay? So, I give you know, why don't you get me to a qualified medical professional who's going to take a whole report and remember it and write it down. >> are going to come and check you out, okay? >> Oh, great. I can't even drive to the hospital >> drive right now. No, you cannot. You are being detained. You are not allowed to leave. >> detained for what? For being mad at my husband who bounced my head off the floor. I'm being detained and you're up there thinking he's some [ __ ] saint. >> I don't think I wasn't there. >> True. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> You don't have any guns or weapons in the car, do you, or on your person? >> Nail clipper count? >> I'm sorry. >> A nail clipper count? Of course I don't have guns. You look like someone who has guns. You look like someone who has guns. You look like someone who has guns. You look like someone who has guns. Not me. Don't ask stupid questions. >> That's for safety reasons, ma'am. >> Yeah, yeah. >> Cuz you're being kind of feisty. >> I'm angry and you're nasty and you should just go away. Just go away. >> leave. >> You know, just shut up then. >> It's okay. >> Just shut up. >> Do you mind if I check you for weapons? >> You know what? I have no choice and it doesn't matter whether I mind, so stop with the [ __ ] games. >> Okay. >> to check me for weapons? Check me for weapons. >> Come on. >> I'm a liar. You think I'm a liar. Oh, you've just wanted me all along to take off my belt cuz that's what you told me to begin with. >> Can you step outside, please? >> I don't have weapons. >> I'm just going to pat you down. >> I'm just wanting the passersby to know. >> put your hand in my face, okay? >> Don't do that to me, either, then, okay? Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. See? See? But you did it to me, too. >> There's no reason for you to get feisty right now. >> Hey, hey, you don't know my [ __ ] husband, okay? Stop it. >> you to relax. >> Yeah, no. No. >> Relax. >> I'm in my pajamas because I didn't even make it past bed and he pushed me on the ground, okay? And nobody is taking care of me. So, don't start. I'M GOING TO YELL AT YOU ALL. >> BE VERY, very careful what you do with your hands from now on. >> You be careful what you do with me from now on. >> Do you want to step out so the paramedics can take a look at you? >> Really? Okay. First, I couldn't get out. Now, I have to get out. >> For reasons that defied all logic, the entitled MeMaw mistook the officers' patience for weakness. She convinced herself that if they truly could take her in, they would have done it already, given everything that she had been pulling. >> What's going on today? Hello. >> Hi. I got >> Okay. >> As I was waking up in the morning and I was in here. >> Okay. >> And then I went to the bathroom. >> Okay. >> And I walked up to the study. >> Okay. >> And I was working through the problem that my husband had caused for me. >> Okay. >> A couple days before. >> All right. >> And the day after. >> All right. >> All over me. And he knows it and he's apologized to me for it. >> Okay. >> But it didn't mean that it didn't hurt and all the [ __ ] he did along with it. So, I woke up upset. Do you want a story or don't you? >> They don't want the story. They want to know where you're injured. are. >> Where do we start? >> How we get to the story? >> me on the floor. I bounced off the tiles. I have a big because of all of the other stuff and nothing has calmed me down. I'm not calm. >> down. >> Laugh at me if you want. I'll walk away. I don't want you. You find it amusing. Yeah. >> All right. Do you want to go to the hospital? >> I would love that. I'm trying to get to the hospital. >> I went to London and they wouldn't take me. >> Do what? >> She's not free to go. Can we take her to the hospital? >> I need to go to the hospital. Can you touch the back of my head, please? Can you do that? >> Well, you're yelling at everybody, so why don't you calm down? >> She's calling to be arrested. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm not sure that's shocking to you, but that's why I'm saying she's not free to go right now. >> Okay. All right. Well, you got that. >> I just want to >> You guys want to do your thing? We'll just stand by for unless you get Cuz she's getting up. >> We can transport her. If she doesn't want you guys to check her out, that's what she demanded that. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> She was like, "I want to go to the hospital." We're like, "You're not going to the hospital." >> I don't know if I passed out. >> You're taking her to the hospital or not? >> No. I'm on high blood pressure medication. [music] I've had injuries back here before. I just finished physical therapy for my neck. >> So, would you like to get out or right there at the hospital? >> I would love to go to the hospital. That's what [music] I'm doing. These people stopped me. >> Oh, so >> They wouldn't let me get to the hospital where I need to be. >> figure stuff out as well. >> Yeah, yeah, and and they're being twits about it, okay? I need to go to the hospital and that's what I need. Please don't argue with me. What are we doing? >> The main thing is you would need to calm down. Cuz when when we go, well, there's no point yelling at everybody. We're here to help you. >> Yeah, when I was trying to get to the hospital, I wasn't planning on yelling. People are getting in my way, just like you. >> When you go to the ER, there's going to be a lot of people in there. >> I have my pills. Can I get Can I take my purse with me to the emergency room? So I Okay, can I have it, please? >> to grab your purse. We're going to grab your purse. >> wait until you get my purse. I don't want to walk past and not have access to my things and have someone take them from me. >> I don't trust any of you. I want my purse. I want my purse. Why am I being arrested for wanting my purse? I want to know what I'm being arrested for. I want my hand like that. >> that. I want to know what you're doing to me and >> Do not grab my hand like that. >> to know. What are you doing to me and why? >> Stop yelling. We will tell you. >> What have I done? And why? >> You're being detained. >> What have I >> talk to you. >> WHAT HAVE I DONE? WHAT ARE YOU CHARGING me with? What are you charging me? I'm a woman off the hospital emergency room trying to get service and you are arresting me for no god damn good reason. You tell me you're taking me to the hospital. What is this? This is not getting me medical service. I am going to sue your >> Okay. >> I am going to sue your >> Okay, you go right into the back of this car and he's going to take you to the hospital. >> I want my purse. >> We're going to grab your purse right now for you. >> Thank you. If you had simply let me have it and walked to the car with it, you wouldn't have had to put me in this, but this is your day, isn't it? >> After lecturing the cops on the proper way to apprehend her, she was transported to the hospital where the reality of her situation finally seemed to be kicking in. But instead of backing down, she now stepped up her game making it clear that if the cops didn't let her go, hell was about to be let loose. >> All right, we're at the hospital, okay? We're going to get you a wheelchair so it's make make more easy for you to walk, all right? >> Could you please take these off? >> Right now they have to be on you, okay? Right now you're in custody, okay? >> In custody for what? >> You're placing the arrest. >> For what? >> For hitting your husband. >> Really? >> Yes. >> Are you going to go arrest him now? Can I Can I swear out a complaint while we're standing here? >> Yes, ma'am. Is that what you want to do? This is a domestic situation, okay? >> would like to file a complaint against my husband. >> Step out. >> I'd like to file a complaint against my husband. >> can't. Let's get you checked out first and >> Can I do that? Can I do that in the hospital? >> Come on. >> Can I do that in the hospital? >> Let's get you checked out first and then >> When can I do it? When can I do it? Please, can I have a straight answer? >> You get When you get released from the jail, you want to go file a violent complaint on your >> I'm not going to jail. I'm going to the hospital and then I'm going to the psych ward. I'm not going to the jail. >> You're going to be getting cleared and then we're going to speak to you after that. >> No, I'm not going to jail. I am not going to jail. Let's make it easy. I will move myself if >> Do you want to get checked out? Do you want to get checked out? >> I won't move from here if you're going to put me in the jail. >> Yes or no? Do you want to get checked out? >> Okay. You know what? Here. I'll sit here and argue with you. >> Have a seat. >> I I need these off of me. I need these off of me. >> Will you cooperate with us? >> I am not a [ __ ] criminal. >> You're respectful, then we'll help you out. >> When you're respectful, I'll stop calling you You haven't been respectful. I GOT STUCK IN THE HOSPITAL WITHOUT MY PURSE. WHAT? >> When you calm down, we'll grab your purse. >> You don't know what it was like. You have no idea what Give me my purse. >> Ma'am, calm down. Ma'am. >> Give me my purse AND I WILL CALM DOWN. Oh my god, you people are horrible. STOP IT. >> CALM DOWN. >> STOP IT. >> WE'LL GET YOU YOUR PURSE. >> NO, NO, PUT IT IN MY LAP. What's wrong? What's wrong? >> We're not getting anywhere. Let's get you cleared. Let's go. >> No, no, but I was promised I I WAS YOU'RE [ __ ] LIARS. I WAS PROMISED I WOULD HAVE MY PURSE. >> You'll go to jail if you act like this. >> Yeah, you feeling good threatening me? >> It's not a threat. >> Oh, it's Oh, it is. exactly what it is. You're threatening me. >> Happy birthday, Christian. >> That's exactly what it is. It's a threat. That's why you're telling me. It's a threat. >> I'm just warning you so you don't get tased at the jail. >> You're telling me it's a threat. >> It's a warning. We don't want you to get tased. >> Oh, really? You really care about me and you want to convince me of that now, huh? You don't care. >> You want to keep your double cuffs on? You want to take your double cuffs off? >> No, I Yeah. >> Stand up. >> I got it. >> going to tell you again. If you don't stand up, I'm literally going to pick you up and throw you in the car. >> You do that. >> Kick me, you're going to get a charge. >> I want to kick you. I want to kick you. I want to kick you. >> Put your hands behind >> At the end of the day, the 68-year-old was charged with domestic battery and resisting [music] without violence. The next on the list of entitled boomer Karens is a former cop who was taught a hard lesson by her zero-tolerance junior colleagues after she decided to interfere in police business. >> You're obstructing us right now? >> Am I really? >> I'm warning you. >> I need you to go back in your apartment. >> I'm not going to get out of the way until you one of you goes downstairs. >> Go back. Either go inside or go or go in handcuffs. It's up to you at this point. >> Don't even try it. >> On November the 10th, 2025, detectives were dispatched [music] to a residence following a report of an escalating domestic situation. The caller revealed that his roommate was holding [music] a sharp object to his neck, effectively keeping him hostage. With a life on the line, the officers knew that they had to act fast before things took a turn for the worse. But just as they focused on the crisis, they were confronted by a nosy neighbor who clearly had a knack for sticking her nose where it didn't belong. >> This party is in the door. >> Hello. >> Really? You only have one ear. >> Hey. >> That's why That's what they're That's what they're doing. >> Okay. Can you go inside? Thank you. Thank you. >> You should be in the office downstairs. Thank you. Yeah, he's in the office. You guys can take your guns somewhere else. And he's not a danger to anybody else. >> You don't know what's going on, so go back inside. You don't know what's going on. You don't know what's going on. Go away. >> Let me know how long this is. Please go inside. >> Held hostage? >> Yes, go away. >> [clears throat] >> Ma'am, this doesn't concern you. Go back inside. >> It concerns me a great deal. He is not a danger and >> You're not obstructing us right now? >> Am I really? >> I'm warning you. >> Yeah, no. Don't warn me. Don't warn me. >> There's no need for this. You just go inside. >> And there was a guy >> Can I speak to you back there? >> You can all take a break, take a breath, and go [ __ ] yourselves. >> You don't think that language was out of line? >> I am angry because you had to contact the guy who's deaf by knocking on his >> You know what I'm saying? You see what that that did? >> Yeah, and you knew he was deaf. You know how I know that? Because I can hear. >> Why did you say that? >> I did not use that. >> Everything's recorded. You can look at the video cameras. Now go inside. I need you to go back in your house. >> I'm not going to get out of the way until you One of you goes downstairs because there's no need for you to be on this >> Go back. >> Don't put your hands on me. I am not I am not [ __ ] anything. Go to the office where they are. Get your guns out of my hallway. There is no reason for you to be here. >> You need to go inside. >> You don't know where you're going, or you would have been in the other office. >> Either go inside or go or go in handcuffs. It's up to you at this point. >> Don't even try it. Oh, don't even try it. You are out of control. >> You're out of control. >> I am not out of control. I am telling you there is one man, another man, they are in the office downstairs. You don't belong here. >> He just spit on me. >> I did not mean to. I apologize. >> No. Get inside your apartment. >> Yeah, no. There's no reason why I can't be in the hallway right now. >> You're obstructing. >> I am not obstructing anything. >> We're going to use force on you. We're going to use force, and I don't want to use force. >> You use force, and you're going to have a lawsuit. Where's your boss? >> Right there. >> I don't want to be here. >> Turn around. >> Go away. You do not need to be in this building. You do not need to be in this hallway. >> Step off. >> There's no reason for you to be here with all of this weaponry. There is no reason. >> At this point, the officers couldn't understand why she was being so intrusive. Clearly, she was trying to prove that she was some sort of assertive senior citizen. But, she had picked the wrong moment and the wrong cops for the unsolicited display of self-importance. >> Don't touch me. >> You're the only one screaming out here. >> I am telling you, there's no one who's going to hear this. >> Listen. My name is Sergeant [clears throat] Chris Killeen with Albuquerque Police Department. Hold on a second. I don't need you to talk anymore, okay? Cuz you've been doing enough talking. We are obviously here This is our standard operating procedure to >> Yeah. This is stupid. >> Stop talking. Shut your mouth. Stop talking. >> I have every right to continue to speak. >> I will put you in handcuffs, and I will instruct them to put you in handcuffs, and you will be taken in for obstruction, and they will charge you with for spitting on him. >> I did not spit on him. I did not spit >> Stop talking. Go in your room. We're going to go downstairs, and we're going to handle this call, but you're making this hard. >> These are not rooms. They're apartments, and you need to treat people >> No. >> Not the same. It's a room. >> I have a room in my house. You understand? >> A room in your house? >> Okay. >> I have >> But, listen. We're not going to argue about semantics or diction or anything of that nature, okay? >> Seriously? >> I need you to go back into your apartment. We are going to go downstairs. >> like your card. >> I will give you whatever you need, but I need you to comply and just go back inside. I promise you we're going downstairs. We're going to handle this call. >> Then do it. >> Then I need you to stop >> not going in my apartment when this hall no longer has five or six, how many people? Seven? >> They are going downstairs. >> people going to >> Go >> check on the five officers. >> Okay. >> Jesus Christ, you people are idiots. I am not causing an issue. >> Yes, you are. >> I am stopping you from hurting me. >> hurt you. >> Clearly, you've gone wrong. >> This is our job. >> I understand >> You don't know what the call came out. You don't know the history of >> because I was in the office WHEN THE CALL WENT. >> You don't know the history with him? >> I do. >> You do not not know >> I knew I lived here since you did. >> Okay, you do not know. You just spit in my eye. >> Go inside. Go inside. >> That's the second time she spit? >> I don't you do it. >> Stop. >> I have had surgery on my left arm. >> Okay. >> You do not YOU DO NOT KNOW. YOU will pay. >> We warned you. >> You're going to catch my surgery. Stop it. Do not touch my shoulder. >> We're not trying to hurt >> Put another one. You got another charge? >> Try to relax. >> I'm not going to relax. You're hurting me. This is going to ruin my surgery. >> We're not going to destroy your >> No, you're doing >> Now you're resisting. >> You're just adding charges. >> You're resisting. >> Take a deep breath, clearly, please. >> Put it >> Okay. >> They're coming off. >> No, they're not coming off. You did this. >> I am not obstructing >> Hey, you're disturbing the peace. >> I am not disturbing anybody's peace. There's no one in this hallway that hears >> Okay, let's go downstairs. >> No, I refuse to go downstairs. I am not resisting. >> You are resisting. >> Yes, you are. >> Everything's recorded. >> Yeah, everything is recorded. You guys spit in this hallway twice. Twice. >> Twice. >> I did not spit on purpose. I spit when I was chewing my food and I heard you guys laughing on the door that it doesn't >> Okay, well you're going to jail. >> Well, I need my ID. >> We'll figure that out. >> No, I want my ID. >> You're going to jail. You're under arrest. >> On what charges? >> Obstruction >> I did not obstruct. I literally stopped you guys. >> Spit on me. >> She spit She spit on his arm. >> I I just wiped it off. >> We gave you all the opportunities. >> I was literally >> We gave you a lot of time. >> Hey, the thing that would have solved all this is minding your own damn business. >> My business >> [laughter] >> is making sure that you fascist cops don't really >> We're not fascists. We're doing our job. >> Oh, no. I'm arresting you. >> You don't even know WHY YOU'RE BEING PUT UNDER ARREST. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> You know what? You better have access to a lawyer. >> You don't know what happened. >> I would like a lawyer now. >> Okay. That's fine. >> It's not a court of law. You're going to jail now. >> I >> And stop talking like that. Shut your mouth. >> I can't pronounce his name. He had a stroke. >> Oh, okay. >> I don't know how to spell it. >> Okay. >> Ready? Cody. Cody. Call Chad and tell him he's going to be being taken away. >> Why? What happened? >> Because I tried TO STOP THEM GOING IN ON THE INTO OKAY, I'LL I'LL figure it out. Cody's Cody's Cody >> Cody >> Cody was in an altercation with this SSB person. >> Okay. Like half an hour ago? >> He threatened Yes. It took them that long to get here. >> And then what happened? What did Cody do? >> Cody in the Cody in the >> She's my friend. >> Okay. >> I got to meet the property manager. Give me a property manager. Tell him that my >> One thing that you guys are not understanding is you guys are not in control of this situation. Do you understand me? >> I have my rights AND >> STOP TALKING. >> I HAVE >> YOU TALK and keep moving. >> For some reason, even in cuffs she didn't hold back. She continued to hurling insults and excuses with the confidence of a seasoned Karen who had talked herself into believing that she could argue her way out of the handcuffs themselves. >> You guys are not in control of what you can do. You guys are not listening. >> TASER, TASER. HE'S ON ME. DON'T SWEAR AT me ever if you're police. >> STOP RESISTING. >> TASER, TASER. OKAY, I'll talk talk to you after. Taser, taser. >> You guys are ridiculous. >> This is insane. >> You're apologizing to me. >> This is insane. >> There is no need for you to come into this building. >> I don't know what's going on. >> What is that, girl? >> You know what? It's impossible to have anything to do with the night. Do you understand? >> Yes, I know that. And you know what? It wasn't happening because it was literally downstairs. There is no kidnapping happening. You don't know. I do know. My business it is. I would like you to take these cuffs off. >> No, no, no. Not after spitting on me. No, we gave you plenty of time. I don't know why you don't you act your age. You're acting like a little kid. >> Seriously? >> Seriously. >> Cuz that's grown-up. Oh my god. >> Yeah, cuz you have been acting like a grown-up this whole time. >> I want a lawyer. >> Yeah, you have that right. >> Yeah, no, you know what? You can't just throw me in a cop car. >> We can't >> throw me away. >> We're not going to throw you away. We're going to take you down to MDC. >> When you guys had guns drawn in a hallway where there are people who are deaf and there are >> We sure didn't. >> You knocked on a door. >> We sure didn't. >> Oh, seriously. How many people did you have to deal with? Jesus Christ, you guys You have clearly Oh my god. Hey, that is my Don't get involved. So children, you understand surgery? >> Stop spitting at the sergeant. You You spit when you talk. >> If I wanted to spit, I could. >> You already have. You already have. >> No one has given me my rights. No one has told me my rights. >> I still have a right to an attorney and you are arresting me on charges that are >> Okay, have a seat. >> Okay. Absolutely inappropriate. This isn't digging very hard into my wrist. I would appreciate it very much if you would assist in changing I expect >> No, ma'am. So, yeah. This is just how our process works. >> Yeah, you're actually going to take my name? You're actually going to like decide that I'm a human being? Cuz I was trying to protect >> Yes, you were. >> someone across the hall. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I was. Cuz I don't want you to shoot them. Because that's what you do. You shoot them. Yeah. >> Okay, anyways. Can I get your name? >> You can get my ID from my apartment. >> No, I need your name. >> Why do I have to give you my name? >> Because you're under arrest and if you >> I don't have to give you anything. >> Okay, I need your identity. Another charge. >> like Hey, do not touch my >> I put your foot in. >> Excuse me. >> Put your foot in. >> I would like a lawyer. >> Put your foot in or else I will use force. >> You are You are forcing me to be without enough air and I would like >> the road. >> I can't get out. I am literally I can't get out. There's no problem for me to have some little extra air. >> I need you to put your foot in. You're not going to give me your name. You're not going to give me your name. >> Why am I so difficult? Because cops are running this country into the ground by being fascist. No, I used to be a cop and you guys aren't cops. You're fascist. In Colorado, back in the day, before Oh, really? Colorado doesn't count. >> Can you put your Can you put your >> It's just a touch. You know, you're >> foot in, please. >> Ma'am, can you please put >> I will use force to put it in there. >> It's up to you. >> Well, you've already used force inappropriately and I would very much like it if you would loosen these. >> Ma'am, can you please put your foot in, please? >> I think one of them had >> I would very much like to speak to a lawyer as soon as possible. And I I would like to I would like to go to jail, so I can get that privilege. >> without your stuff. So, now we got to go down to the crime lab. We have to go get your [clears throat] ID, and it's going to be a long day. >> I can't get your ID because you're concealing. >> She was eventually charged with disorderly conduct, obstructing an investigation, battery on an LEO, and resisting arrest. Unlike the Boomer Karen so far, Eva proved that when entitled seniors finally meet their long overdue reality check, things can get really messy by viciously biting a police officer who was only doing his job in a domestic dispute. >> I'M GOING TO KILL MYSELF. I'M NOT >> MA'AM, STOP. DON'T bite me. Get up. >> On April the 26th, 2020, Florida officers responded to a domestic dispute after a man named Tyler reported being threatened with a knife by an elderly woman, 59-year-old Eva Marie. Expecting a quick resolution, the officers reached the location, but they were in for a surprise when they came face-to-face with the Boomer Karen. >> Who did you call us? Okay, where is she? She in the house? Okay. What's going on, man? >> I think she was 90 to 33 total minutes. >> Sheriff office, how we doing, man? Did you call us? Sheriff office? >> called the office for maintenance. >> Okay. >> What happened today? I know you told him, but I was over there talking to him. >> Him We had a >> Good night, ma'am. >> We had an argument back and forth. Several days. I called for the police yesterday. He got up this morning. >> Morning, baby. >> Took up his belt. Uh first, he hit me on the foot with it. Then he beat my dog. >> I was on the couch. >> Then he hit you on the side of the face? >> With the belt? >> Yes. >> Where at? >> I have a question here. You probably can't see it. >> I mean, how hard did he hit you? >> Pretty hard. >> Pretty hard, though. Do you not have any red mark or marking or anything? >> I don't know if you can see it on my foot or not. >> Despite Eva Marie's attempt to play the victim and claim innocence, her story fell apart the moment officers reviewed the video footage. >> Yeah, I stopped recording everything because >> She got angry and I said >> She's kind of violent. She gets She starts swinging. >> Okay. >> I believe it. This is my house. My name's on this deed, too. >> Okay. >> If you ever take anything from me again, I'll put this right through your heart. Do you understand me? Do you understand me? Steal my car from me again and I'll kill you. >> Did you hit her today with the belt? >> No, no. >> Okay. No, I'm Did you hit the dog today with the belt? >> After reviewing the overwhelming evidence against Eva, the officers quickly reached the conclusion and stepped in to [music] take action, but they were in for a rude shock. Get out. >> Yeah, what happened? >> Okay. All right. Um >> And no, you were not here 2 years ago. >> It might have been a year ago. I was here. >> No. Yeah. No. >> You know how I know? Cuz I'm the one that arrested you. That's how I know. >> Okay. I've only lived here for 8 months. >> Then it was 8 months ago. It was a while ago. That's what I'm saying. >> ago. >> Okay. As soon as I pulled up, I recognized it. >> Just give me a >> Well, we're We have to conduct our investigation. You're alleging domestic battery occurred, so we have to conduct our investigation. You might sit down on the chair while we're out here so we're not standing in this awkward doorway. >> Can I bring the dog out? >> No, leave the dog inside. >> I don't need hair all over me. Oh. >> You seem angry. >> I am angry. >> Okay. Don't be angry at me. I haven't done anything to you. Can I get you to stand up for me? >> Why? >> I just need you to stand up for me. I'm going to place you under arrest. >> You're not allowed to put the handcuffs on me. >> Stand up. >> Stand up for me. >> Stand up. >> instructions. >> She did this last time. >> You got to let me get my phone charged. >> Okay. Stand up. >> Okay. Just put your hands behind your back. >> You realize >> Well, that's not my problem. Sounds like a you problem. >> All right. >> Come on. All right. >> Yep. Now you got resisting. >> I am not resisting. >> You just did. Now you got another charge to go with it. That was smart. >> I'm not resisting at all. I can't walk down the driveway without my flip-flops. It will hurt my feet, you jerk. >> We are Okay. DOMESTIC IN 3 MINUTES. >> [screaming] >> 2973 >> 10-15 WHITE male white female >> Call you. I can't. For help. >> 10-4 white male and 10-4 >> Correction white female only. >> Have a seat. >> 10-4 10-4 white female 10-4 >> Activation rear camera. >> While restrained in the back of the van, Iida was doing what Karens do best, creating chaos. But then she made a move she would regret for the rest of her life. >> I'M GOING TO KILL MYSELF. I'M NOT GOING TO KILL MYSELF. >> STOP THAT. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. >> MA'AM STOP. DON'T BITE ME. GET UP. >> [laughter] [screaming] >> SHE BIT YOU? >> YES. UH >> SHE GOT ANYTHING THAT YOU know of? >> No. >> Okay. >> She don't beat me before so >> But I'm saying she don't have no hepatitis? >> Please loosen the handcuffs. THEY HURT. >> SHUT UP. >> I'M GOING TO KILL MYSELF. I HAVE NO reason to live. >> [screaming] >> AIR BETTY 360. >> HELP ME. Please help me. >> I have a car. GO AHEAD. >> 10-4. >> HELP ME. HELP ME. >> 10-4. HE'S going to be 51. Can you also advise him there at >> Please get that man out of my face. >> Man, I need you to relax. >> Help me. >> the combo. >> We are helping you. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> ALL RIGHT. 10-4. >> I JUST WANT TO BE LEFT ALONE. >> All right. >> AIR BETTY 360. >> HELP ME. PLEASE help me. >> I HAVE A CAR. GO AHEAD. >> 10-4. >> HELP ME. >> 10-4. HE'S GOING TO be 51. Can you also advise him there at >> Please get that man out of my face. >> Man, I need you to relax. >> Help me. >> And 10-4 the >> We are helping you. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> ALL RIGHT. You're a silly goose. >> I know how to drive a car. Ever been over Donner? >> Huh? >> Ever been over Donner? >> Donner? >> Donner? >> No. >> what's at >> Donner Pass? In Colorado? >> It's not in Colorado. That's in >> Utah? I have, when I was a kid. >> You have never been over Donner Pass? >> Yeah, well I went through when I was a kid and I couldn't give you the coordinates, but >> Oh, you don't know about >> He was a truck driver, he probably drove it. >> I've been over Donner Pass in Oregon. You don't know where Donner's at? >> It's in Oregon. >> Is it? >> I thought it was in Utah. >> Ever driven through downtown LA? >> Yes, ma'am, I have. >> Did you take your first driving lesson? On the 101? In San Jose at 4:30 in the afternoon? >> I I I don't even know what you're talking about. >> You know where San Jose's at, right? >> Yes. It's in California. >> Oh, wow. >> [laughter] >> You ever driven through the Lehigh Tunnel? >> No. >> It's a big old tunnel with 26 inches of snow. >> You ever driven through Grapevine? >> You know where Lehigh's at? BET YOU DON'T. >> IT'S PENNSYLVANIA. >> Bet you never been there. >> Yes, it's I know it's the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania. You ever driven over Fourth of July Mountain? >> Where's Lehigh at? Where's the tunnel at? >> Pennsylvania. >> Where's the tunnel at? >> Pennsylvania. >> Where's the Lehigh Tunnel at? >> I told you. >> I can't hear you. >> Pennsylvania. >> Congratulations. >> Even on the way to jail, Ava showed no remorse, continuing to berate the officers, [music] all but guaranteeing she'd get no leniency in the charges against her. >> With 26 inches of snow. >> No. How is there snow in a tunnel? >> Bet you you haven't. Because you weren't there. >> You weren't there. >> I was there yesterday. >> You was a truck driver? >> Yes, I was. I was a truck driver. >> Who did you drive for? >> You think that's a joke? >> [laughter] >> No, I don't. I think hey, anybody drive trucks that you got my >> I was a truck driver. >> All right, come on. Slide out. Can't. >> Yes, you can. >> No, I can't. >> You need to calm down and I'll start to carry you out. You can do it. You need to be awake and alert. >> [music] >> Also, the male subject is now back inside the room. >> I can't. >> 6074 to 46. [music] 10 >> Please. >> You're going to have to force her up. >> [music] >> 10-4. >> Can't. >> Yes, you can. You're almost in there. Drop them. Drop them. You can just move up. There you go. All right, stop it. Stop. Stop. >> [laughter] >> Calm down a little bit, all right? Calm down. Ma'am, calm down. Calm down. >> WHAT? >> [screaming] >> IT'S ALL RIGHT. THEY HURT SO BAD. I CAN'T FEEL MY HANDS. >> JUST CALM DOWN. BUT, YOUR cooperation is going to be paramount. All right, so I need you to calm down so we can get there and get you checked out, ALL RIGHT? >> [screaming] >> PLEASE, LET US KNOW. >> I CAN'T, ALL RIGHT? >> I CAN'T SEE. >> YEP, just turn. Turn. I got you. Yep. All right, now just sit right down. There you go. Put your legs up in the in the thing. There you go. Whoop, hold on. There you go. Try it again. Perfect. All right. Stand by, Jimmy. 10-4. >> Eva Marie was taken to a hospital for a medical check, then booked into jail. She now faces charges of aggravated assault, battery, resisting arrest, and violating probation. Just when you think entitled elders have now learned their lesson, along comes 82-year-old Joyce, who was convinced that her senior citizen status gave her the right to drive recklessly without facing any consequences. >> 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. Step out of the car. Stop resisting. Listen, you've already hit me once. We're not doing this. I can arrest you right now for battery. >> Don't you dare try to do that. >> I WILL TRY TO do that. >> On January the 26th, 2025, officers pulled over a car speeding 20 mph over the limit. To his shock, the driver was an 82-year-old woman with a rough attitude and something unexpected that he saw in the backseat. >> Hello, this is Deputy Anusondo from the Kanawha County Sheriff's Office. >> Hey, listen. Reason why I'm pulling you over, you're doing 54 in a 35 on the overpass over there. >> I was not. >> Yes, ma'am. That's almost 20 mph 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 the almost 20 mph over the speed limit. >> Really? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm about a mile from home. >> Where are 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 over the speed limit. >> Okay. >> Got me on that thing? >> Yes, ma'am. I got 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 it saying? Is that this vehicle Hyundai? >> The Hyundai 2025. You got a lot of cans in your backseat. >> 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. >> Yeah, and they're empty, that's right. >> All right, I'll tie Joyce. >> For reasons best known to her, the boomer became increasingly defensive. And when the officer started his questioning, she kicked things up a notch, taking the officer by surprise. >> Ma'am, stay in the car. Get back in the car. Huh? >> I'm going to drive away. >> Reasonable enough for me to conduct my finish the traffic stop, so stay in the car for me. I understand that as soon as you get back in the car, the faster I can finish this up. All right, Joyce. >> Thank you. >> Hang on a second. >> Listen. >> Is this your >> I had to go in the back. >> I understand that. So, listen. >> What? >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> No, not at all. >> Okay, so >> Give me a ticket. >> Well, I'm going to ask you to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm not stepping out. >> You're Yes, because I'm going to I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> Then go home with me and I'll step out. >> No, ma'am, I need you to step out of the vehicle here. >> I'm not going to. >> Yes, ma'am, I'm only going to give you one more chance. Because I'm going to do a DUI investigation. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you pulled 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, step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. He's telling me I got to step out of the car. >> Joyce, step out of the car. >> Open my door. >> Joyce, step out of the car. >> I'm not stepping >> Joyce, step out of the >> My hand off of me. >> 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. >> 10-11, I I've one resisting. >> No, I'm not resisting. I'm not Step out of the car. >> Listen, mother You told me you pulled me over >> Stop it. 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. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I'M NOT STEPPING OUT OF THE GOD DAMN CAR. >> STOP. Step out of the car. >> No. >> I'm not going to tell you again. >> I don't give a what you tell me. >> Come on. Hey. >> She's 82 years old. >> I'm Listen, stay Stay Stay over there. Stay over there. I understand that. I'm also recording. Step over there. >> She's already burned me. No. Get your >> Ma'am, no. >> of me, mother. >> Come on. >> Look, I got somebody else here that's trying to stop me. >> Mom, sit down. >> No. That's my son. >> I understand it. Go sit in the car. Go sit in the car. >> I'm not impeding you whatsoever. >> I'm I'm I'm giving a lawful order to step step away from over here. >> Journalism right now is constitutionally protected private act. >> Okay, I'm conducting a DUI investigation and I need you to go back to your car. Okay? Correct. Correct. Well, while in the process, she's got open containers in the back of her car. >> I got Listen, that's not my cans. I told you that. >> Listen, step over here. Stop resisting. Listen, you've already hit me once. We're not doing this. I can arrest you right now for battery. >> No, I can arrest you, too. >> No. Step over here. Step in front of my car. Come on. Come on. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Ma'am, I have a Come here. No. Come on. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Put your hands behind your back. I understand that. I'm being I'm being careful. >> not. You're not being careful. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm telling you. Yeah, you are. >> hands behind your back. >> One second. >> Put your hands behind your back. Listen. 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 leave me >> you to go in front of my car. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, 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? >> No. No. >> Yes, come step over here. >> Get your [ __ ] hands off of me, [ __ ] >> gentle as I can with you. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> My whole arm's going to be bruised tomorrow. >> I I understand that. >> pictures of it. >> Come on, I need you to step over here with me. Sit down in the >> I'm getting out. >> I'm You can't get back in your car. >> Get your [ __ ] hands off of me, you [ __ ] >> The situation escalated when the Karen's son jumped in from the other side, leaving the officer in a tough spot. The 82-year-old woman refused to comply, and tensions quickly rose as things spiraled further out of control. >> I'm going to sit in my car. >> 82 years old doesn't doesn't mean >> I unders I she resisting it she is dude she's in active >> Get his hands off of me. >> No, I need you to go I need you to go with me. Come on. Nope. >> No. I'm I'm I understand her age. >> Pull her over for speeding. Give her a speeding ticket. >> I told you what I SAID. GIVE ME MY GODDAMN SPEEDING TICKET. >> OKAY. >> 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 >> Mom. >> and I'll get out." >> You 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 of the car. >> Stay in the car, Mom. >> Can we request a captain >> Sure, we got one on its way. What's going on? >> So, this is step out of the car. She smacked my hand a couple of times, told me no, [ __ ] and she's not getting out of the car. Yes, ma'am, I got it on video. >> I don't care what you got on video. >> You need to step out of the car. This is her son >> 10-15 slow other units out. >> 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. >> to go to the bathroom. >> I Listen. Listen, I don't need I don't need the commentary. >> YES, YOU DO. OBVIOUSLY. >> Come on. It's >> You're too stupid. No. >> No, do not turn your car on. >> Get the >> Do not turn your car on. Ma'am, please. Listen, I No, you're not. Listen to me. You need to come with me. >> NO, I'M NOT GOING WITH YOU. >> MA'AM, you need to come with me. >> No, I'm not coming with you. >> Yes, you need to step out of the car. >> Go [ __ ] yourself, [ __ ] >> No. No. >> Listen to me. >> You're okay. No, give me your keys. >> Shut up. >> No, you're not going. >> I don't give a >> I'm trying to be as polite and as nice as possible. I'm not trying to hurt you. Need you I'm not >> you to give me a goddamn speeding which is what you pulled me over for. >> Ma'am. >> Don't touch me again. >> [snorts] >> Next unit that comes on >> 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. >> 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 freaking 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 >> say 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 be >> Well, I tried to pull her out of the car cuz she refused. She smacked my hand a multiple times and then she >> Yeah. You you >> She's going to actively resist. >> 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 Now he wants to >> Listen. >> because I got beer cans in my Shut the [ __ ] up. You're an [ __ ] for sure. >> It's probably going to be best to step out of the vehicle. >> stepping out of the car. >> I understand that, but you got to understand that if you refuse to step out, 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, ma'am. >> home. I got to go to the bathroom. I told him that >> Go ahead for 111. We're going to have resisting and battery on Leo. >> Resisting, [ __ ] >> Ma'am, understand something. You're going to be charged with resisting with violence. 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. >> No, you won't. >> Does she have any other medical conditions that we should be aware of? >> Absolutely, dude. She's 82. >> What medical conditions does she have? >> She has which makes her have to pee all the time. >> Okay. >> Um >> How far away are you guys? >> Two streets over. >> Two streets over? >> Literally two streets over. >> Were you in the car with her? >> No, my truck's right there. Listen, man, those those those beer cans are mine. From >> Resisting. >> weeks earlier. I haven't cleaned her car out. My fault. >> Okay. >> But she literally can't drink. She takes It would make her vomit. >> Okay. One moment, please. Stay out of the road. I don't want you getting hit. >> Hey, listen. She can't pull me out of >> Sir, we are not WE ARE PAST THAT POINT, SIR. >> NO, we're not. >> Yes, we are. >> It makes her vomit if she >> It doesn't matter. I don't Listen, her medical history doesn't change what currently happened. I will not argue with you. We have I don't I don't care. We have active charges on her right now. You need to understand, keep your distance. >> As more officers arrived, the Karen grew even more defiant, leading to a tense standoff. Eventually, the officers had had enough and decided to take action. >> I told you give me a speeding ticket. >> I know. I'm giving you a ticket. >> I'm speeding and then you come back and want me to step out of that car. >> Yes, ma'am. 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 >> Right. I'm not resisting. >> I've given you plenty of chances to step out of the car. >> I'm not resisting. >> any weapons on you? >> No. >> It's a simple question. >> No. >> Okay. Let's get her >> Okay. >> Come on, ma'am. Right now. >> Okay. [ __ ] >> Come on. Careful. Come on. >> [ __ ] >> Don't you dare try to do that. >> I will try to do that. >> You need to stop. >> Hey! Are you [ __ ] kidding me, dude? I need a [ __ ] ambulance. I need a [ __ ] ambulance. >> She's 82 years old. >> old and three. It takes three people for 82 years old. >> Ma'am, you're under >> She's trying to kick me. >> Get me a god damn ambulance, mother >> 50 double >> I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. >> Oh, you're good, mother Are you good? I'm not good. I'm not good. >> got yourself another charge. >> Oh, good. >> Yeah, that's great. >> Charge me a minute. You charge me a minute. >> 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 god damn speeding ticket. >> You got him with you? >> Yeah. >> That's the son. >> Yeah. >> Do you have anything on your own? >> No. >> She takes >> Who are you? >> I'm her son. >> Okay. >> We live two streets up the road. >> Okay. >> He pulled her over for speeding. >> This is what my mom told me. And what the officer told me also. [screaming] And uh he's now doing a DUI check. >> I just got here, so I don't know exactly what's going on. So, if you just want to hang out just for >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> Let me just figure out what's going on so that we can Yeah. >> Yeah, no problem. >> Will you quit holding me so tight, mother This is all for a mother [ __ ] for a god damn 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. >> Are you hurt? >> I am. >> What's hurt? >> My arms and I'm about to have a [ __ ] heart attack. Mother [ __ ] Okay, I'll get out. 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 >> No. >> Listen. [ __ ] off. There. Yes, that was my fault. to the god damn 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. >> Yes, you are. >> Why should I GO TO GOD DAMN JAIL? >> STILL GOING TO JAIL EVEN if you go to the hospital. >> I need speedy service. >> So, you need to tell them what your complaint is. >> Thank you very much. >> Tell them what your complaint is. >> I I I don't I can't breathe. >> Is your life or death? Put her in the car, take her to FHN Memorial. >> Where? >> No. >> I need these off me. >> Nope. Step in the car. >> Wait. Get your hands off me. I will. >> I'm assisting you. >> I will get it. I don't need your assistance. >> Okay, go. Thank you. >> Jesus Christ. >> Are you bleeding? >> Yes. >> Did the para- Did you not want the paramedics to check you out? >> I did. >> She wants to go to the hospital, so we're just >> Oh, okay. All right, well, 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. >> 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 wrist bone, it's not supposed to feel good. That's what happens when you resist. >> You resisted, not me. You did. >> Sure. The situation briefly calmed when medics arrived to check on the 82-year-old, but it wasn't over just yet. But even on the way to jail, she continued giving the officers a piece of her mind. Do you want to go to the hospital? >> I want to go home. >> Okay, well, that's not an option. Uh go to the hospital and then to jail or go to jail and stay in jail. >> For what? >> For resisting. >> Resisting the mother person didn't I didn't want to get out of my god damn car. >> Right, that's That is resisting. That is Yeah, that's Yeah. >> Obey? That's [ __ ] Cop bastard. >> Okay. >> Take me to the god damn go to the >> You don't want to go to the hospital? You do, okay. Is that your final answer? >> Out of my god damn car. >> Ma'am, you need to >> I didn't want to go out of the car. What? >> Nothing. I'm putting my camera up here so I can watch you. >> All right, good. I resist and Every god damn things are cutting into me. This is so exciting. I hope you guys are proud. Jesus Christ, I was speeding. The [ __ ] wanted me to get out of the car and I said, "No, I'm not getting out of my god damn car. I don't have to get out of my car." >> You want me to explain to you the legality? >> I'll tell I'll explain to you the legality. You don't have a right to make me get out of my car. >> I I do. I have case law. Yes, ma'am, I do. >> I don't think so. Resisting ticket. >> Really? Not for resisting. >> I didn't resist. I didn't want to get out of the car. What I have to obey I have to obey them. I have to obey you. >> Yes, ma'am. >> No, I don't. No, I do not. >> Well, that's why you're going to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. That's why you're going to go to jail. I'm [music] fixing this This is ridiculous. I don't have to get out of the god damn car for a speeding ticket. And I don't know who that prick was that pulled me over. I told him I says, "Here's my Did you ask for?" He goes, "Oh, you got a lot of beer cans back here." And I "Okay, they're all empty and they're not mine." Then he wanted me to get out. I said, "No, I'm not getting out. I am not getting out." And then he called everybody else, I guess. I don't know what Deputy Anderson. >> That's that's me. >> That's you? >> Yes, ma'am. >> No, I want the one that pulled me over. Are you the one that pulled me over? >> Yes, ma'am, I am. >> Okay. Can you text it to me? >> I'll text it to you. Don't you'll have the paperwork for it. I'll I'll make sure you have it. >> Maybe. Why did you do this? >> Me? >> You. Yes. >> for an infraction. did you? >> I didn't do [ __ ] I don't want to get OUT OF MY GOD DAMN CAR. I was married to a cop for 48 years. I told you that. >> So, if your 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? >> Not >> You said I was speeding. What made you investigate me for anything else? What did it What did the empty beer cans in the back of my car? >> Yes, ma'am. You had empty beer cans and you had glassy eyes. >> even >> How are you doing in your DUI investigation? You step out of the vehicle. >> No. Coffee. >> Those two things don't go together, right? Driving and drinking? >> No, I don't think so. Cuz I don't drive the god damn car. But you didn't ask me that. You know how stupid this is when there's drug dealers everywhere and you catch a 82-year-old woman for speeding. You take her to jail. Oh, this is a real good Thank for your time and that. Oh, yeah. You really my life up, baby. I don't know why. I hope I can sue the sheriff's department. I don't want to sue you, although you [ __ ] up. You shouldn't have ever done this. But I want to sue the sheriff's department. Be proud of yourself, officer. >> I'm going to 20 dollars cuz >> No, you're not. >> I have to. >> No, you won't do it. >> The woman was charged with speeding, assault, resisting arrest, and battery on a police officer.