From the moment karma caught up to this drunken reckless Karen whose road rage had left a mother AND DAUGHTER HOSPITALIZED. >> [screaming] >> HOW'S YOUR MOM DOING? >> SHE'S in surgery now. >> She's in surgery. >> It's the moment this impaired and overly entitled driver learned the hard way not to follow people to their homes over road rage. >> They called, they have no idea why you got them boxed in, okay? I need your license. Okay, so that's the real story, right? >> Yeah. >> Here are four moments when road rage Karens realize they messed with the wrong cops. Starting with 56-year-old Vincent who went from a violent road rage outburst to 25 years behind bars after trying to erase his victim in the most inhumane way possible. >> He sees that like in terms full of the Grand Theft Auto mobile. >> He turned the car around and driving over again the lunatic. >> The video when it when it plays correctly [music] shows you running over the woman twice. Not once, but twice. >> On December the 4th, 2022, a small car crash quickly turned into a shocking road rage incident when 56-year-old Vincent took things way too far after a 23-year-old woman began taking photos of his car as he was trying to slip away. In that moment, everything went from bad to unthinkable. >> I'm a nurse. I made sure she was stable and she's everything. >> Is that part of her car? >> That's a part of the guy's car. I'm telling you what happened. I pull out of school 23. >> Uh-huh. >> Drop the kid off. I'm about to go to work. Coming down, she's already out the car. Of course, she's arguing with the guy. He's in his car. And I'm just like, you know, must be domestic [ __ ] He took off. So, then she start recording like, "I'm going to get the plate. I'm going to plate. He took the plate some Grand Theft Auto, like no lie, like just like reversing, all types of crazy stuff. And then when she ran this way, Yeah, so those >> And he took off and he was >> Then then the bus blocked him off, yeah. >> I got the video. I got the video. >> Yeah, she got a video on her phone, too. >> Okay. >> Cuz she was recording him. >> The the school bus lady? >> No, no, the the victim. >> Okay. >> She was recording the plate to get the plate. >> She's got abrasions and contusions. >> And so then he took off. So she goes to record it. He sees that, like and turn full the Grand Theft Auto mode. Like it is literally driving on lawns, you see, like just reversing, trying to angle it to hit her. So she cuts this way, he jumps the curb and literally just brushes trips, you know, runs her over. So then he tried to bounce, but the bus was there, so the bus saw that and blocked him off. So it took him a little longer to maneuver out of here till we were able to people to get the plate. He took off down >> Did he hit any other cars? >> No. >> Anybody got a plate? You got a plate? No. >> We were coming up the street. >> That's the video video right there. >> Here. 911 911 >> What is it what kind of car is it? >> Like some silver something. >> Oh, it's a silver he has a he has a muffler pipe dragging in the back, too. >> That's his muffler right there. >> No, but he had a >> Oh, yeah, yeah, matter of fact. >> We came out here and we saw him. >> Down there was still there. >> We seen him come back out there. Oh, yeah, yeah, he has a piece of the muffler. >> Okay, appreciate that. Thank you. Can you stay here and give me send me that to my work phone, please? >> Yeah, the video is on the phone. You know what, they put it on the clock already. >> Yeah, but he the guy has a video. >> Okay, no, I know, but that's what I'm saying, just to see if the car is around here, they put it on the parking coming back to Irvington with the plate. So unless you want to have Irvington PD to see if they can respond there. >> Right now they're going to put her in the bed right now. He said that people can run >> Which one? >> Uh I haven't even assessed her yet. >> The neighbors have just proven that not all heroes wore capes. They weren't even done yet because without their quick thinking, the officers might have been walking into something completely different. And now they were bringing forward a key clue that was about to point [music] everything in the right direction. >> Trying to see what happened. >> I think I got the video, right? >> Okay. >> Oh, you got it. Hey Chris. That's it. >> You Did you guys see anything? >> Yeah, I just >> I heard that she was tapping. Any reason why she was tapping on his >> No. >> Yeah, she said he hit her car. >> Oh, that's why he went after her. >> she said. He He hit her car. >> That's why That's why he went after her. >> He got out of the car, dipped off, and then she started hitting on him or or the car waved over there. I don't know. She got aggressive after that. >> He was arguing with her. She started recording him. He got mad, got out of his car. She started running. Then he ran He hit her [music] here, dragged her this way. He came out that way, reversed, and hit her again, and then >> Now, is this her boyfriend or ex or >> No. No, he um That's her car right there. >> The white Lexus. >> Mhm. He probably hit her door. Um he tried to get away. >> We don't We don't know. >> No. No, random. I was told that she took a video with her phone and I put it in my pocket somewhere here, her phone. Oh, yeah, I got it. So she She said that he took a video of him. of the car. >> So you don't know who this man is? >> No. She's going to work. She works down the college. >> One, two, three. You guys got to catch him. >> camera >> His vehicle, a Lexus. Her car had got to the door. >> Yeah, supposedly what happened here was >> So, I hear you. >> She got into a fender bender with this guy, so he videotaped him and then he ran her over. I don't know I don't know where it became a domestic. >> Oh, it's not domestic? >> She says the godmother says she doesn't know him. >> The neighbor's quick thinking soon led to a breakthrough because someone nearby had a CCTV [music] camera that caught the entire incident. And what it revealed made it clear that this was not your typical road rage. It was something far more reckless and intentional and disturbing. The CCTV backed up everything the neighbors had said, showing that the driver had zero regard for consequences because no sane person would go that far over a minor dent. And even though he seemed to believe that he had gotten away with it, the law was already closing in. And given how far his anger had pushed him, the officers approached with serious caution, knowing they were dealing with someone dangerous and unpredictable. >> All right. >> Show your hands. >> Show your hands. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Hands up. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Huh? Huh? >> Um I don't know. >> Do you have any knives? Spread your feet. >> Uh what about the camera? >> Affirmative. Have a seat. Sit down. Yeah, don't touch it. >> How you doing, sir? You speaking English? >> Okay, I'm Detective Vin Nati from the Elizabeth Police Department, okay? You want to second. What's your name, sir? Vincent. I'm going to just read you your rights, okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? There was an incident earlier I'd like to have a conversation with you about. Um Yeah, okay. We're going to talk inside, okay? I just wanted to to make sure that's okay. Is it okay with you with you if we bring you to our precinct so that I can interview in an interview room? Is that okay with you? I'm sorry. Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Yes? Okay. All right, we're going to take you in to to give an interview, all right? >> After completing all the necessary procedures, the officers prepared him for a proper [music] interrogation. Although it was already clear that he wasn't exactly fit to be called rational, [music] they still needed to sit him down and figure out just how far gone he really was. >> We don't try to find out if people did things didn't do to things, but also why did they do things. If something went terribly wrong this morning, [music] I think it's in your best it's it might be in your best interest to tell us what happened. >> Yes. >> What happened this morning? >> I don't know. I don't know anything. >> Okay, let's start simple. Did you have a car accident this morning? >> Um not not really. Not not really. >> Did you have an argument with a woman this morning? >> No, not really. >> And you're the only person who drives your car, correct? >> I mean, yeah. >> Your car isn't missing. >> My car is not. >> Nobody stole your car. >> I don't know, but this morning it wasn't there. >> Okay, was it where you where you parked it last night? >> I think that was there. >> Where did you go today? >> Uh I went to Irvington. >> Okay. How did you get to Irvington? >> I drove. >> Okay. What streets? Do you know what streets you took? >> Um I went to I think uh what is it? North Bush Street? >> Mhm. >> Yeah, North Bush Street. Then I take I make a turn. Then I take I make another turn straight all the way to, you know, to Evanton. >> Did you ever observe any woman this morning taking pictures of your vehicle? >> Not really. >> Listen, I want to I want to I want to I want to explain something to you, all right? Right now, there's video. A lot of video that was downloaded and and found at the scene of your car on Avenue driving on the lawn involved in an accident with a woman. Now, our Listen, listen. Your car was being driven on the lawn striking a woman. I saw the video. I saw you I saw you I saw you. >> Striking a woman? >> Yep. My question to you is is something mechanically wrong with your car? >> I ain't no crazy man. >> Okay. Your car was fine. >> Sometimes people make a rash decision. They get upset in a moment about something. They make a decision and sometimes later on it's it's determined to be that was not a good decision. Okay? It doesn't mean you're a bad person, right? It means that maybe you made a bad mistake. >> I mean, I talked to someone but I I was maybe >> What did you do when you were driving? >> Um, no, we're we're bringing up a picture of the woman. Do you remember having a conversation with the woman this morning? >> No. >> You didn't have a conversation with the woman this morning? Do you remember a time where someone maybe took a picture of your car? Or a video of your car? >> No, no, no. >> Okay. Like Detective Kojak said, there's video everywhere, okay? So, we have we have this incident on video and you've already told us that no one drives your car other than you. Okay? Do you understand what's going on here? >> It's going to be very simple to prove that your vehicle was on a lawn and hit a person. Either it's an accident or what you did is is pure evil. >> No, but I I I only I don't know. I I >> How would you explain your car being on that lawn? >> On that lawn? >> How'd you find your lawn? >> No, this morning you know my car almost slid but but >> It almost slid? >> Yeah. >> And it slid up on the grass, didn't it? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So after after your car was on the grass, what happened? Did the brake go You know, the brake >> No, nothing. I panicked so it slid then you know then I drove off. >> The officers had just realized something. He was far more damaged than they had first thought and without the video he might have had a chance but that window was already closing as they confronted him with clips of his own sinister handiwork, watching closely and trying to read his reaction. >> I'm going to show you a clip by clip image of the video that we have, okay? Do you recognize this car? >> Yeah, that's me. >> That's your car? Do you recognize this car in the corner here? >> Yeah, that's me. >> That's your car? Okay. I'm just going to I have to go frame by frame. For some reason it saved in a fast fast pace so we're going to go frame by frame, okay? The vehicle is now inside the property, right? Inside the bushes on the grass, correct? >> That looks like it. >> Okay. All right. And is that like in the previous frame I showed you where your car was partially in the driveway and partially on the grass, is that kind of like in the path that this vehicle is now? Like if it went straight from where you were. It could be. Okay. All right. I've showed you frame by frame the accident, okay? So now please tell me your version of what happened today. We've showed you that we have the accident on video. You've told us that no one else has driven your car. You identified your vehicle right here. You identified your vehicle. So, now we just need your your uh your >> of what happened. >> your account of what happened. >> Yeah, that's what I said. I drove and then I slid a little bit. You know how it >> Okay. The video when it when it plays correctly shows you running over the woman twice. Not once, but twice. Okay? >> What's that supposed to The car, if it slid, he backed up just to get back on the road, but he didn't see anybody. >> Okay. All right. Did you call the police? >> What did the police No, cuz I didn't see anything. So, I didn't call the police. All right. >> Another detail that stood out about Vincent was that he had previously used his car to attack a biker. The incident was serious enough to land him in jail for weeks. That history painted a clear picture of a troubling pattern that was threatening to become routine. >> So, you were in a car before, once before you were in a car and you hit someone and you were arrested for aggravated assault. >> Okay, you had an accident. >> He bumped me. >> You had an accident. Okay, you had an accident. You were driving a car. >> No, I'm a security guard. I was doing security. >> So, you were driving a car >> Uh-huh. >> and you had an accident where your car hit someone else on a motorcycle. >> Not hit. I mean, not >> What? Not hit? It was contact. >> My car bumped me. >> From that incident from that incident you were charged with aggravated assault. Did you go to jail? >> Um like 20 days, yeah. >> 20 days in jail. Okay. All right. Is there anything else you'd like to tell us? >> No, that's it. >> Okay. So, if I told you that the woman is hurt very, very bad that you ran over, critical condition, how does that make you feel? >> I don't know my back on that. What what do I know about all that? >> What are you saying at all? I said you got know but he would be he would be regretful or remorseful if he didn't know. All right. Can you just have a second to talk to Johnny? >> I just thought in a situation like this it's better to just say what happened and if it was a mistake as opposed to just kind of just oh, I don't know what's going on and nothing happened. So. >> So, Mr. Dean, correct? I know I always mix up your name. Our prosecutor is watching the interview, okay? And he's reviewed the evidence and he's informed me that we're going to be placing you under arrest for this incident, okay? Can you stand up and place your hands behind your back, please? Okay, well, we're going to take you downstairs now, okay? >> In the end, 56-year-old Vincent was charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, aggravated assault with a lethal weapon, and assault by auto. After everything played out in court, he was sentenced to 25 years in prison. Vincent was wild and reckless, just like this 26-year-old whose intoxicated [music] road rage left one of her victims needing surgery. >> The reason why I asked if your eyes are bloodshot, they're glazed, I could notice those things, okay? Also, I smell an odor of alcohol. How's your mom doing? >> She's in surgery now. >> She's in surgery. >> On April the 19th, 2024 in Green County, Ohio, state patrol and several other agencies were called to a scene where reckless use of the road had clearly gotten out of control. By the time the officers arrived, it was obvious that one of the people involved had badly underestimated just how far things could deteriorate once that kind of recklessness took over. >> How you doing? >> Good, good. >> Hey, are you guys handling Is this three of you guys out here? >> No, uh-uh. Uh uh. >> I'm guessing impairment? >> Sounds like it. >> Let's get her out. See where she came from. >> from here. >> You guys got her stuff? >> Yeah, that and that. >> Highway speeds she came down for years. >> All right, ma'am. Go ahead and step out of the car for me. Come over here. >> Go ahead and get the plate. >> Come over here for me. Where are you coming from? >> Middletown. >> Middletown? You're far away from Middletown, don't you think? >> Oh, okay. >> Where was you drinking at? >> I wasn't really drinking. >> Okay, where was you wasn't really drinking at? Where was you drinking at? >> I ain't [ __ ] around with >> You say you wasn't really drinking. Were you the only one in the car? All right. Are you injured? You're not? Okay. Now, come over here for me. Come over here. All right, come over here. Come over to my car for me. >> 1867. Once you finish there, go ahead 20 here, possible 0.19. >> All righty. So, you haven't had anything to drink at all? Okay. >> A little bit earlier. >> Oh, you drank a little bit earlier? How much earlier? >> Like this morning. >> This morning? What time this morning? >> Oh, like 11. >> 11? What was you drinking? >> It was like mixed drinks. >> Mixed drinks? What kind of mixed drinks? >> Like vodka mixed drinks. >> Oh, I was like I was on my way back to >> The reason why I ask is your eyes are bloodshot, they're glazed. I could notice those things, okay? Um also, I smell the odor of alcohol up there at the car, but I also smell it back here. So, that's the reason I'm asking you these questions, okay? And your car is facing this way, which is unusual for a crash that the car be facing this way. Cuz every single bit of traffic >> driving this way and this car pulled out. >> Are you sure you just didn't pull in front of it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> I know exactly what the cop is saying. >> Okay. Okay. All right. I'm going to ask you a couple questions. Let me um do this real quick. >> Do you guys have videos of >> Come come over here. I want to talk to you real quick. I want you to stand right here for me, okay? All righty. So, I'm going to ask you a couple questions, all right? Do you have any head injuries at all? Does your head hurt? Okay. Do you have any problem walking and balancing or anything like that? Okay. Do you have any eye problems? Do you wear glasses, contacts? You do have eye problems? What's your eye problems? >> I wear contacts. >> You wear contacts? Okay. Do you have your contacts in now? Okay. What do you use your contacts for? >> To see far away. >> No, no. What do you use for? To see far away or see up close? >> For far away. >> Far away? Okay. Well, can you stand still right here? What I'm going to do, I want you to follow this pen with your eyes and your eyes only, okay? See the tip of my pen? See that tip? I want you to follow it with your eyes and your eyes only, keeping your head still for me, okay? >> Are they open? >> Well, we're going to see, okay? She's talking. All right. So, pay attention to me. Pay attention to me, okay? I want to pay attention to me. See that pen? I want you to follow it with your eyes and your eyes only, keeping your head still for me, okay? Follow that pen. My pen is over here. Follow that pen. Follow that pen. You're not looking at the pen. You got to follow instructions. How old are you? >> 26. >> 26? So, I know my 12-year-old kid can follow this pen with their eyes. >> I'm looking at the pen. >> I want you to follow Now, look. Follow the pen, okay? Follow the instructions. Follow the pen. >> Her body language subtly whispered its own quiet story, but the scene itself wasn't subtle at all. A head-on collision with both vehicles facing each other on the highway. And if anything was clear, this wasn't just reckless driving, it was someone completely out of control that had no business being behind the wheel. >> Do you understand those instructions? Do you have any questions? Ma'am, I have no idea. I need you to follow instructions. You caused this. If you didn't do this, then we wouldn't be sitting here doing all this, okay? Do you have any questions about the test, ma'am? >> No, sir. I got this. >> All right. Go ahead, line up, and go ahead and start with it. Did you count it step? >> Can you repeat the instructions? >> All right. So, step back. Step back. I'm going to do it again, okay? Are you even looking at my feet? >> No, sir. >> Are you listening? What did I say? >> I'm sorry. I was looking. >> All right, ma'am. I'm going to ask you a simple question, all right? From a level of 1 to 10, 10 being the highest level of impairment, how impaired do you feel right now? >> I am not impaired. >> You are not impaired? All right. So, stand right here. >> I'm not impaired. >> You don't want to do a PBT? Uh, okay. Are you pregnant, ma'am? Ma'am, are you pregnant? Have you had a baby within the last 6 weeks? Have you had any postpartum within 6 weeks? Have you had a miscarriage or anything in the past 6 weeks? >> No, sir. Okay, perfect. All right, this is another thing I'm going to ask you to do. Do you know your alphabets? >> Yes. >> All right, so >> I can't do my alphabets backwards. >> I'm not going to have you do your alphabets backwards cuz I don't know how to do it backwards either, okay? So, what I want you to do is hold your fingers like this. I want you to say your alphabets, but I want you to start with D and end with X. So, start with D as in David and with X as in X-ray. D as in David and X as in X-ray. Can you do that for me? >> Yes. >> All right, go ahead do it. >> E F G H I J K L M N Q R S T U V W X It's been a minute since I've done that. >> All right, how about this? Do you know how to count backwards? >> Yes. >> You know how to count backwards? All righty, go ahead turn around. Face away from me, all right? All right, I'm going to place you under arrest at this point. >> So, what did I do wrong in my alphabets? >> Nope, it's much more than that. Like I said, I can smell the odor of alcohol strongly on you. You're unable to do any field tests because you're losing balance with that and also you is failing to pay attention to any other field test whatsoever, which tells me that you're impaired at that point. All right? Once you're handcuffed, I will advise you of your rights and all that stuff as well as I am going to search you. Do you have anything on you that going to poke, stick, or stab me? >> I already have. >> Huh? You do? >> No, I said no, sir. >> Okay. >> No. No. No. >> Negative, I didn't find any plates. >> All right. Over here in front of my camera now. All right, I am going to search you, okay? Do you have anything on you that going to poke, stick, or stab me? >> This is unfair. >> Okay, go ahead scratch your feet for me, ma'am? Ma'am, spread your feet for me now. Ma'am, you're about to go to jail and I don't play with that, but you can spend a weekend in jail. Okay? You're going to have to follow instructions, ma'am, or you're going to be going to jail. I'm not playing with that. Yes, you will be going to jail. Unfortunately, you will be going to jail, okay? Go and spread your feet for me, ma'am. Spread your feet for me, ma'am. >> So, why am I getting arrested? >> You're getting arrested cuz you're driving a while intoxicated and also you crashed into a person, also injuring them. All right? Come on here. All right, have a seat in the car. Watch your head. Watch your head. Put your feet in, ma'am. Put your feet in. And I'm going to place the seatbelt on you. >> The officer had just confirmed his suspicion, but whatever she was under the influence of only impaired her ability to drive and not her entitlement. >> All right. Can I see your license? >> I'm not even freaking >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and >> don't even freaking What are >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have a lawyer present with you during questioning. If you're unable to pay for a lawyer, one will be provided. >> I DON'T CARE. >> [screaming] >> NO. I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. I DON'T CARE. >> YOU ALSO HAVE THE RIGHT TO STOP ANSWERING QUESTIONS and talking until you speak to your lawyer. Do you understand your rights, ma'am? >> Get the [ __ ] out of my face, you piece of >> You're putting the car in something like it's her legs. Why I don't know what it is, but >> Okay, thank you. I'll check that out. All right, let me read you this form real quick. You're now under arrest while operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, drug, or a combination of them. Operating a vehicle while under the influence of a listed controlled substance, listed metabolite of a controlled substance. >> Hey sir, I hear you. >> I know, let me finish reading. >> No. >> Operating a vehicle after underage alcohol consumption, or have a physical control of a vehicle while under the influence. If you refuse to take any chemical test required by law, your hard driver's license will be suspended immediately. You will have to pay a fee to have your license reinstated. If you have a prior conviction OVI, or operating a vehicle while under the influence of a listed controlled substance, or a metabolite of a controlled substance, and you're under the state of Ohio law within the preceding 20 years, you're now under arrest for the state of >> saying. >> Then read them all. >> Okay. >> And if you refuse to take any chemical test, you're facing increased penalties if you're subsequently convicted All right, let me read you this form real quick. You're now under arrest while operating a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, drug, or a combination of them. Operating a vehicle while under the influence of a listed controlled substance, listed metabolite of a controlled substance. >> Hey sir, I hear you. >> I know, let me finish reading. >> No. >> Operating a vehicle after underage alcohol consumption, or have a physical control of a vehicle while under the influence. If you refuse to take any chemical test required by law, your hard driver's license will be suspended immediately. You will have to pay a fee to have your license reinstated. If you have a prior conviction OVI, or operating a vehicle while under the influence of a listed controlled substance, or a metabolite of a controlled substance, and you're under the state of Ohio law within the preceding 20 years, you're now >> I didn't even hear what the [ __ ] you're saying. >> Then read them all. >> Okay. >> And if you refuse to take any chemical test, you're facing increased penalties if you're subsequently convicted of a state OVI. If you take any chemical test required by law and found to be at or over the permitted alcohol or controlled substance in your whole and or metabolite of a controlled substance in your whole blood, blood serum, plasma, breath, or urine as set by law, your hard driver's license will be suspended immediately. You will have to pay a fee to have your license reinstated. If you take a chemical test, you may have an independent chemical test taken it your own expense. So, basically what that means is Have you ever been arrested for OVI? >> Yes. >> Yeah, been? How long ago? >> Two years ago. >> Two years ago? Okay, so if you you only have one time or two? >> One. >> Okay, so if you have a prior conviction OVI on your record, then with one prior, if you refuse today, you're going to get charged with state OVI, and you're also going to get a 2-year suspension added to your driver's license. If you um take the test, you'll get a 1-year suspension added to your driver's license, okay? If you're over the legal limit, okay? That's all within the 10 years. Now, if you if they pleaded down to something different, then you have no priors, and it'd be a 90-day suspension if you take the test and you're over the legal limit, or with no priors, 1-year suspension, okay? Do you understand that? >> No. >> You don't? Okay. I'll explain a little bit more. They said they see her drop something. Okay, cool. We go no further than that. >> I'm happy that you guys ARE HAVING FUN. I'M SO HAPPY THAT YOU GUYS ARE HAVING FUN WITH THIS [ __ ] DUDE. Tastes like Dude. >> Meanwhile, the victims of her reckless actions had been taken to the hospital, and when the officer got there, it quickly became clear that the damage was unfortunately far worse than anyone had first thought. >> So, we got a couple of things that we got to go over. How's your mom doing? >> She's in surgery now. >> She's in surgery. So, she's not unconscious? >> No. >> No, okay. Yeah, sorry. What what's she in surgery for, you know? >> Yeah, her um she broke her hand or her thumb or something, yeah. >> Okay. >> Her airbag went off, it broke her hand. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know, they're checking me for internal injuries. >> Well, we >> got some paperwork to give both you guys. >> No. >> Um just because you guys were involved in the crime. I should say incident that you guys are victims are. >> Sure, of course. >> It was a crime because the person was impaired. So >> She wasn't impaired? >> Yes, ma'am. >> On drugs? >> Um alcohol. >> Alcohol, that's why. >> Could be more, but as of what I could smell and what I could see is alcohol at this point. Um Her being [music] impaired caused you guys to have a little bit more rights when becoming a victim. So you guys have updates about the case, uh she's been released or any of that stuff if you guys choose to, okay? >> trying to commit I mean you're the way I saw it was she trying to commit suicide or she was just crazy drunk? >> Uh I don't think she was trying to commit suicide. At least that's what wasn't what she told me. A lot of people if they are, they usually admit to it and say it. I just don't think she knew what she was doing. >> Back at the scene, the officer prepared to take her in, but she wasn't done just yet. She knew a violent outburst wouldn't change her fate, so she tried something else entirely. >> Would you like somebody to reach out to you but and talk to you about alcohol? >> No, thank you, sir. I just want >> Please somebody or anything like >> want to talk to my dad. >> Talk to who? >> Um I want to talk to my dad. I'm fine. This was a full accident. >> Huh? >> This was an accident. >> Do you know how fast you were going? >> I was going like 50 60. >> Do you have your seatbelt on? >> Yeah. I was driving like a normal person. I promise. I was I was not recklessly driving. They probably wrecked into me. I did not cause that. That was That was an That's insane. You saw lady that I hit. She's a old woman. >> A urine test later showed a blood alcohol level of .262 g per 100 ml, which led to charges of operating a vehicle under [music] the influence as a first-degree misdemeanor and aggravated vehicular assault as a third-degree felony. Next up is Lindsey, an unhinged Karen who thought she could follow and stalk people all the way to their homes over a brake check incident. >> So instead of like taking part in having like pull over here, she just follows and she is >> They brake check me coming in here. >> Okay, so that's the real story, right? It's a brake check, a road rage incident? >> They were road raging me. >> On February the 15th, 2023, an officer responded to a road rage call that had already taken a strange turn because instead of letting it end on the road, one of the drivers had decided to follow the other all the way home and effectively dragged the conflict into a place it was [music] never supposed to reach. >> Copy. >> What are you doing? >> I'm driving. >> Well, that's not the case because these people have no idea who you are why you're following them. Are you following them? >> I am. >> Do you live here? >> Yeah, copy. >> My people do. >> Okay, do you have your license on you? >> My license? >> I need your license. >> What was your reason of stopping me? >> They called. They have no idea why you got them boxed in, okay? >> Do they live here? >> Who does? >> They do. >> Okay. Well, you're driving a vehicle, you don't have your seatbelt on. I need to identify you, so >> They brake check me >> Okay, so that's the real story, right? It's a brake check, a road rage incident? >> They were road raging me. >> That's fine. So why didn't you start with that and tell me that's what happened and that's why we're doing this. >> gave me a chance. >> No, you said you live here and you're acting like you don't know what's going on. >> I live here. >> Your friend lives here. >> Exactly. >> Okay, do you have your license on you? >> I do. >> May I see it, please? >> Yeah, but what did I wrong? >> You don't have your seatbelt on. >> I unbuckled it to get out to ask her what she was doing pulling in my driveway with her hazards on. >> Okay, well now you don't have it on. You're behind the wheel of the car. The car is running. So, I need your license. >> So, you're not going to go and ask the woman with her hazards on >> I just pulled up and I'm talking to you first. I'm about to go talk to them and find out what's going on. For the fifth time, I'm asking for your license. May I have your license, please? License. >> Let me find it, but I'll let you find the engine. >> I'm out. Come on. >> Are you going to pull me out of my car? >> you out of the car, yep. I've asked you five times for a license, please. I have every legal right. You seem like you're intoxicated, too. Have you been drinking today? >> I am not intoxicated. >> You totally have slurred speech. Your eyes are kind of jacked up. You're not intoxicated? Are you on Are you high? Nothing? >> Nothing. >> Cool. Come on out. I've asked you five times for your license. >> First of all, you just slammed open my car door. >> Yeah, out. Not asking you again. >> That's against the law. >> How is it against the law? I've asked you five times for your license. You have not provided me with your license. >> And I'm asking you, what's the reason of you coming to me? >> And I've told you that I just pulled up. They have no idea why you're following them. You got them boxed in. You're You're recording them. And I'm trying to talk to you. You're trying to explain to me what's going on. You road rage road checked you, okay? And that's fine, but you're not telling me that. You're acting like you have no idea what's going on. And that's fine, but you're not telling me that. You're acting like you have no idea what's going on. May I have your license? May I have your license? >> Well, you have no right to open my door. >> I'm about to arrest you for obstructing. If you do not give me your license. >> I know my rights. >> Awesome. May I have your license? >> So, yes, you may, but you can shut my door. >> You're about to be in handcuffs to be arrested. >> Okay. For what? >> Obstructing. I've asked you 10 times for your license. I don't know why I don't have your license yet. I also feel you're inebriated. I feel like you're high or you're drunk. >> Yeah, I'm wasted. You can't just open I know my rights. You can't just open my door. >> to be arrested. May I have your license? >> Wow, for what? >> I've asked you 10 times for your >> I being arrested for? >> You're going to be arrested if I don't get your license. >> For >> Plus you're you're not you're intoxicated. You're drunk. >> Can I have your license? >> Did you just prove that? >> I'm about to. >> No, you're not cuz I'm not. You're not pulling me out of my vehicle. >> Let's go. You're under arrest. >> No. I'm not under arrest. You can't come into my vehicle and arrest me. >> Step out of the car. >> Okay. >> She's drunk or she's high. >> Yeah, I'm wild, dude. >> I am drunk. >> License and a simple explanation would have all it would have taken. >> For you to just slam my door open. >> From what she had done so far, the officers could already tell who had been doing most of the raging. They still took the time to speak with the other driver hoping to get a clearer picture of just how far this situation had actually gone. >> What's going on? >> Um I left the gym down there in the valley >> Uh-huh. >> Portage Path She was just the car behind me after I pulled out. >> Okay. >> Following very close, weaving left and right like trying to look to get around me. >> Uh-huh. >> So instead of like taking Portage Path, I pulled here. >> She pulled in here. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> I pulled in here and then she >> Okay. >> Never came out or said anything but thought it was odd. >> Did you any other exchanges besides her seeming like she was in a hurry trying to get around you? >> Just that. And then why'd you pull in here? >> Just I pulled here and stopped right there. My hazards are on. >> I got you. >> And she hopefully for her just to go around. Then I thought well I'll pull in here like it's like home and it's what we always do. >> Did she ever get out and talk to you or say anything? >> She had her phone out. She like filming me in the car. She never got out, she never shouted at me. >> She never shouted at you or said anything? >> No. >> Okay. Uh do you have your license on you real quick? I can get you out of here in just a second. >> What are you doing following this car? >> I didn't follow them. I was coming here and she road raging me and just pulled into there. >> Okay. >> With her hazards on. >> Start coming up out of the valley? >> Yeah, right there cuz I pulled out >> like right before the train tracks >> Yeah. >> at the intersection and that's where she was the car behind me. >> Okay. All right, just hang out for a second. She's being difficult. I got to deal with her. >> I haven't seen I'm wondering I Wait, what am I being arrested for? >> Uh you're being arrested for obstructing. >> Really? Obstructing what? >> Official business. I asked you 10 times for your license. [music] You seem like you're intoxicated. You got white powder you're sitting in. >> Yeah, on my way to >> Uh plus you're really obstructing now by not getting out. >> in the car and following our vehicle. >> slammed me to the ground. You're a grown man. >> I told you to get out of the car. >> my car door. >> Damn right I did. >> With no um excuse of why you pulled me over. >> I had every reason to open to talk to you. I've asked you 100 times for your license and you refused to give it to me. That's obstructing. Have a seat. Plus you have warrants, plus you're not allowed to drive. >> Okay. >> Okay, so have a seat. >> Did you say that before you did that? >> Nope. I didn't need to because you're under arrest for obstructing. >> I didn't know. I didn't know until I got you out. >> Exactly. >> Now I know, so you're under arrest for >> my wrists are bleeding. Yes, they literally are. Like you guys literally just slammed me to the ground. >> We took you out of the car and put your handcuffs on. You're going to have a seat. >> to the ground. >> I'll just hold her. Now, I just sent me a wagon, female in the county. Copy, 9 in the wagon. Are you going to have a seat in the car? >> You're against you're whatever. >> Okay, I'm violating civil rights, is that what you're telling me? >> She road rated me, slammed and tried to brake check me and hit me. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Did she hit you? >> Damn near. >> But she didn't, right? >> Why does he have to record her? She damn near did. >> Do you have any alcohol OR >> NO. NO. >> alcohol or drugs? >> I I don't know. I always have had anxiety. >> What's what's going on with Maggie? >> I have no idea. I'm from Maryland. >> Okay, are you going to have a seat so we can kind of >> If you let go of my arms like arms are up man my wrists are bleeding. >> Go have a seat then. Stop. Ma'am, are you going to have a >> Loosen my cuffs, please, and then I will. They're tight. Can you loosen them a little bit? That's all I'm asking of you. Whatever the you got to do. Your arm off me, you piece of [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Grinding your ass. >> Put your legs against the closed door. >> I'm not. Ow. I need pressure. >> I'll roll down the window for you. >> Um you don't have to close the door. I have a headache. There's no reason to do all of that. >> You're my prisoner and I have to I have to take you in. >> I am not your prisoner. What my rights are what? >> You're under arrest. >> I know my rights. My husband brought it and Tim talked. >> You want Tim talk to come out and talk to you right now? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Right now. >> With the development, she probably knew that her unnecessary tantrums had [music] landed her in trouble she could have easily avoided. But the officers had not even seen her worst side just yet. She was only gathering her strength for what was coming next. >> Do not >> Get YOUR LEG OFF ME. DO NOT TOUCH ME. GET IN THE CAR. >> I'M IN the car. >> in the car. I can't close my door. I need to secure you. I need to do my work. >> I'm in handcuffs. >> Get in the car. >> Do your work. >> Yes. >> Closing my car. >> Yes. I got to tow your car. I got to do your booking slip. I got to get you up to the county jail. >> Why? >> Did you not understand what I told you before? >> I understood that um this lady said I was following her, but she road raged me and tried to >> the car? >> What? >> Who's driving that car? >> What car? >> The car you've been following. Talk to them at all? >> I didn't get a chance to. >> Okay. >> But I seen what they did, but you didn't give a >> Cuz I was trying to talk to you and get your license and get your story, but you wouldn't let >> chance to. You pulled my door open and slammed me to the ground like I'm your size. But that makes your feel bigger to his name of female to the ground. >> to me. Get your legs >> I'm not getting in the car until Simcox or my husband gets here. >> get to dictate what goes on. You're under arrest. >> Really? That time I'm under arrest and in handcuffs. >> Yes. >> Right. >> Yes. I can't sit down and and do my paperwork while your legs are hanging out. You want to take off and >> paperwork's over there. >> You're not secured. You're not a secured prisoner. You're not a secured prisoner. I'm secured. You get your legs in there. I have to go talk to these people so I can move so they can get out of there. >> it? >> You have to put your legs in the car. >> have to do anything. >> Mike, I need you to come over here and watch her so I can pull her in the car. >> So he can manhandle me again in the car. >> going to manhandle you. I'm asking you to have a seat in the car. I need to shut the door. >> Simcox and Simcox have partnered for 30 years. >> Okay. Would you please have a seat in the car so I can close the door and I can start doing some paperwork and >> but I like the fresh air. >> I will roll down the window. I have no problem rolling down the window. >> uh pocket uh He's like forcing me to sit in this enclosed car. Quit forcing me. >> Uh can you move her car and then we'll get him out and then that guy can take off. Keys are Yeah, it's a push to start. You can start it to pull me. I'll get you out of here. Hey, how you doing today, sir? Uh the young lady driving the blue car claims that she's friends with you. You know the lady in the blue car, white younger white lady? Uh I'll get you the name for her. But she claims that uh she's friends with the people that live at this house. You don't recognize that blue car at all? Okay. Yeah, that's all I need to know. You're fine. Is it just you that stays here and your wife or just you? >> My wife is deceased. I'm the only one here. >> Yeah, just you, right? I got you. Thank you. >> After a little while, a special transport vehicle arrives on the scene to take her in for questioning. And since the officers were already aware of how unpredictable she could be, they stayed alert and prepared for just about anything. >> All right, let's go, ladies. Hi, Lindsay. Come on, arms behind your back before I do, okay? We'll walk right on over here, all right? >> I want to remove them before I walk anywhere. >> Yeah, I'm sorry. >> I need these loosened. >> Okay, yeah, I'm going to switch them out, okay? >> Okay. >> I'm going to just go over here to the back so we're not in the middle of the road. Just don't want to get hit by a car. >> I'm not an idiot. My uncle's been abusive for 30 years. >> Okay, step on forward here. >> me in the back? You're going to shove me back there? >> You're going to go into the wagon. You're going to go into the paddy wagon. You're going to be transported. >> Cool, that's fine, but they had no right to do what they did. >> Okay, I don't know anything about that. I'm not involved in any of this. I'm just here to transport. >> that's then you're not the one transporting me then. >> Yeah, right. >> Right. >> Cuz you have nothing to do with that. >> Yeah, I'm just one transporting. >> All right. >> All right, come on over here. Let's see. >> No, I'll wait until my I'll go until my Okay. >> All right, let me let's get out of the road here. >> Yep, I'll get out of the way right now. >> All right, I'm going to switch these handcuffs. Listen, I'm going to switch these Listen, I'm going to switch these handcuffs out, okay? >> Yeah, you cuffed me up, threw me to the ground. >> Yeah, I'll be switching this up, okay? >> me look big. Feel like a bigger man with his other other Hey, what's What's your name and your badge number? >> You listen to the officer. >> What's your name? >> We don't give out our names. >> You don't give out names? Yeah, probably shouldn't. >> of my face. >> Marrying you is ugly. I am not licensed. I wasn't even driving the car. It was parked. My friend was in the house. That road raged us, so I just sat in the car to turn it off. And here he comes walking up asking for my ID, and I'm just like, "What did I do wrong?" "Road raged us. Can I have your ID?" I'm like, "What?" So, I go to reach for it. He opens my car door, which is against the law, cuz he had no reason to do that. I know my >> I I don't know any of the details on that. >> Are you in APD? >> Yeah, I don't know. >> So, the rights are you don't open someone's door unless you have a a right. >> I wasn't here. I don't know. >> Well, you can walk me to the phone. >> Come on, we're going to go this way, okay? >> The situational awareness was either completely [music] missing or she was just trying to stir the pot. But either way, the officers had already positioned things in their favor, even if she hadn't caught on yet. >> You can't go that way, honey. >> I'm going to I was parked. >> All right. >> They're not stealing my >> They're not stealing anything. >> No, they are. That's what they do, cuz they're crooked. >> Nobody here is going to take any of your stuff. >> They are. >> We all work for Brian. We all We all work I went to I was at the same academy with I was in the same class with >> mom >> your uncle with your uncle [music] Crockett. >> I need to call my mom right now. >> understand? I was in the same class >> Okay, well, I understand his mom this morning. It's already a bad day, so >> Oh, Crockett's Crockett's mom this morning. >> I don't know. I'm tired. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I didn't I didn't do anything wrong. >> Walk on over. I'm so sorry. I'm sorry to hear about that. >> He's in the back of your car. My warrant is in Barberton. Period. I did nothing wrong here. >> You're under arrest here also. >> For what? >> Uh they charged you with obstructing official business. >> Was I driving? >> Yes. >> You walked up to my car and I was driving. >> Are you going to walk or do you want me to carry you? >> It was his car. >> Let's go. >> I'm busy. See, here he goes with his big syndrome when it's probably three inches. No, I was not driving. >> Don't [ __ ] move. >> No, I'm not. >> Cuz you got to be transported. You want this side or that side? >> where? >> To the Summit County. >> For what? >> They're They're sending You have a warrant out of Summit County also. >> No, my warrant is in Barberton. >> I said it's a Summit County warrant. >> Show it to me right now. >> Give me a minute. >> sit right here until you show it to me. I'm not getting in there. No. You Do not force me to do anything. I'm not going anywhere. I'm not going to run. >> Okay, just don't pull away. >> You know who my >> You're leaning back and you don't have any >> Because you're trying to throw me in there like they did to me in the other car. >> now. I'm not going to put you in right now. I just don't want you to fall. That's why I'm holding on to you right now cuz you don't have any hands to brace yourself. First off, I'm not even the one that made the stop. The other officer did. So, apparently your mental status is just really out. >> Oh, wow. >> He's the other officer that wanted to talk to you. >> Good job. >> Where Where's she going? Can we Just like Huh? >> I'll go right >> [music] >> here because you have no right to do any of this. >> Yeah. She's not going to go. >> I wasn't driving the car. >> this way the entire time. Let's just make sure she's not >> Because HE HE FORCED MY DOOR OPEN. >> What do we got? >> This lady road raged me. >> I'm going to check and see something, okay? I'm going to check something. >> Yeah, ask the guy that wasn't here. He threw me out of my car. >> What do we got? What are our charges? >> The original that we have right now is just obstructing >> Original obstructing >> Obstructing what? >> Warrant from where? >> Barberton. He said >> Is it Summer Car or is it Barbican? >> It's Barbican. It's Barbican. >> We didn't want to go that route either. >> I what? I did what? I did what? >> I got to be honest with you. >> Say it to my face. That's great. That's >> Huh? I'll get you the I smell it smell already. >> Yep. >> I Okay. Hold on a second, Stan. You got your Purell thing or whatever that is, okay? >> In the end, she was charged with obstruction and unlawful restraint. So far we've seen road-raging Karens pulling all kinds of reckless moves and then ending up facing the consequences, but none of them can be compared to this unhinged Karen who really thought she could outrun a hit-and-run and leave it all behind. >> I need you to turn around. We'll be placing you under arrest. >> Excuse me, sir. For what? >> For leaving the >> I don't understand. Can we stop by my house? Can we stop by my house? >> On April the 23rd, [music] 2025, officers blocked a woman who just left the scene of a hit-and-run. When they found her parked at a gas station, she was already loaded with entitlement and excuses [music] that made her look embarrassingly out of touch for her age. >> So, explain to me what happened. >> Who do I talk to on the >> You talked to him on the phone, but I'm the one who's working the wreck. I'm the one that was out here with the other party. >> So, I'm at Barbican and I wanted to go straight across and then there's this whole big gap about four or five cars worth. >> Yeah. >> And she came up and still had a gap between her and the other car, but it wasn't enough for me to go across. >> Okay. >> And so, when I Wait, she looked over at me. Her car's this way and I'm over here. >> Okay. >> I'm going to go across and there's room. There's still like four or five cars back where she could have That's plenty to back up. >> Okay. >> The the was just red. So, there's all this empty >> expecting her to back up? >> I expected her to stop. First of all, when you already see a car there trying to go across, >> Okay. >> which most humans commonly would do. Common sense and kindness would do. >> But, it's not a normal Yeah, but yeah. >> But, I don't I know it's my requirement. That's what I do. >> Got you. So, what happened? >> So, so she looked at me, and moved up, and gave me a bird when I said that I'm trying to go across. >> Yeah. >> And then she took time I said, "Then I beeped, and said, "Can you move back?" because the car behind her that had just came up, just come up at that time, still left plenty of room. Obviously seeing that he would have let He, she, whoever's in that car would have let somebody go across >> Okay. >> to the other lane. >> Yeah. >> Cuz I was going to turn left, or I could have gone right, or whatever. >> Okay. >> Anyway, she showed me a bird, and then deliberately got out a cigarette, lit it, looked at me, and just would not move at all. >> Okay. >> So, then when the light turned, I got over there, and I'm like, "Well, I then I can go in this lane." And so, I was going to go in this lane, and come in here for some gas, if any, whatever. I'm running errands today, okay? I've been sick for a week, and out >> Okay. >> Anyway, so then I felt a bump. I didn't know if it was, you know, an animal, or rocks, or whatever. And I'm like, and then I didn't think about it. So, I just got in my car, and I was just going to get away from her. She's rude. >> Okay. >> So, I didn't want to go even near her. I don't know where she went. Apparently, she came here. I don't know that. So, [music] then I went left, and then I got out, and I'm like, "Watch out my car." because I'm thinking, well, I felt a bump, but I didn't hit her. >> Okay. >> So, I'm looking at my car, and I'm like, "No, ma'am, it's on my car." So, that's it. >> Okay. >> Anything here, I go to Toyota dealer at the uh I go to Toyota dealer at the um Gifford Highway. >> Okay. >> And these scratches have been there. I go to them all the time. This was my dad's car, and it's been like that since my brother >> Yeah. >> drove it and he got backed into something there. >> Okay. Yeah, I mean, see something right here. Kind of looks like it might have been kind of wiped off on. >> No, I said I haven't touched a thing. The scratches here, the scratches all over the car. It's a 2011. >> Yeah. Okay. >> So, she deliberately pulled out a cigarette, lit a cigarette, gave me a bird, and just I mean, that's just like why would you not let somebody cross you? I just don't understand people like that. Is there any damage on her car? You haven't asked anything. >> What's that? >> Is there any damage on her car? >> Fair enough. >> Where'd she go? What? Okay, so >> I've already got her statement. And I've already got photos and everything with that. >> Everything [music] she had said pointed straight to pique entitlement, but she was about to learn the hard way that the law didn't care about ego or excuses, and it definitely [music] didn't make room for entitled road rage. >> So, over 100 gang members Do you know anything about this? Sorry, I'm I'm lost subject. But, the last couple of days I've seen news report, but you have to have subscriptions to certain news reports, like ones news and I subscribe to something else. But, it said the last couple days over 100 people related in gangs arrested in Forsyth County. So, I wanted to know if you all know about that cuz I have kids. >> I don't know. >> can't get the report. >> Yeah. But, uh back to this uh based on what all the totality of everything, well, you're kind of elusive. You you kind of let slip that that you know that you were involved in something over here. >> I said I don't know if it was an animal or what. I think it wasn't a person. >> Right, right. Stop incident in a in a bump. So, I mean, based on that, it's you're I need you to turn around. I'm going to be placing you under arrest. >> Excuse me, sir, for what? >> We'll get to that in a >> I don't understand. >> Well, that's >> No, sir. No, sir. No, sir. He I didn't hit him. Oh my god, you're kidding me. And now what? You've got to be kidding me. What do you mean hit and run? I came back to you and >> No, you you left the scene and if we hadn't gotten a tag number to get a hold of you, you'd be gone. That's that's what it is. That's what it comes back to. >> What are you telling me? I need my purse. I need my >> Do you have anything on you? Any weapons? >> No, I I would never have >> I just have to to check. >> No, I have no pockets, nothing. >> Okay. That's that's that's all >> Are you telling me I have to leave my I cut my keys and where where are my keys? You're telling me my car is in >> They're dangling on you right here. So, that's that's what I was >> going to let me Sir. >> That's all you got, right? >> Sir, are you going to let me call somebody? This is crazy. >> From the jail, yes. So, this is this is all you have? >> I don't have anything. >> Okay. I'm just making sure. >> Are you not going to let me lock my car, my purse? >> care of the car. >> No, I don't want you in my car. I want my >> I need you to come this way. >> I want my purse. >> Okay. >> I am I Wait, am I not a >> Do you have a family member that could come get the car? >> Yes, but No, not without the key. >> I mean, I'll have the key. Do Do you have someone that could come and get it? >> Can we stop by my house? Can we stop by my house? Can you lock the car my >> I'll take care of this. Do Do you have Do you have someone that can come get it in a reasonable amount of time and pick it up? >> Yes, if you give me the key. >> Yeah, I'm not going to give you the key, but I'll give the other person >> Can we stop by my house? It's on the way. It's on the way. >> And do what? >> You were just there, sir. And give him the key. It'd be a lot quicker. >> I can do that. >> And tell him to come get me because >> It feels like he's the type of guy >> All right, what you talk Now you're going to keep me in here? >> no one at your house though when I stopped there. There was no one there earlier. >> My brother's doing stain work on the deck. >> Okay. >> Oh my god, we're fixing the house. >> All right. >> Okay, she's >> I'm just going to reach across you and plug this in, okay? Feel free to lean back. Thank you. >> She was charged with leaving the scene [music] of an accident.