Is there a reason that you're pulling me over? >> Yeah, absolutely. There's a reason why I'm pulling you over. For one thing, inclement inclement weather, you don't have your lights on. >> What is the reason? Step out. >> What is the reason? >> There are Karens, but then there's nothing worse than Democrat Karens who believe their office and status puts them above the law. >> Sir, you're going to be issued a citation. >> Anything you have to say, we're going to make sure that she pays the price for being disrespectful. Here are the times when Democratic Karens thought they were above the law until they weren't. Starting off with Senator Regina Goodwin, who learned the hard way that running a light has consequences and not even her position can shield her from them. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to ask you again. Can I get your driver's license? >> Or can I take you to jail on running a stop sign? I need your driver's license. >> Do what you got to do. Turn around. Just say you're going to arrest me. >> Yeah. Turn around. >> Okay. >> Who is she? >> Regina Goodwin. Senator Goodwin. >> Senator Goodman. >> Yeah. She represents this district. >> Okay. Okay. On January the 11th, 2025, a Tulsa County deputy conducted a traffic stop involving Oklahoma State Senator Regina Goodwin. Although a simple traffic stop, the officer did not know that he had pulled over a senator and a Karen who was going to try her best to bully him and put his patience [music] to the test. >> Cuz you ran two stop signs and you're going to get a citation today. >> Not stop. >> I was behind you, ma'am. You didn't You didn't even come to a complete stop. >> Stop sign, sir. >> This stop sign right here. You >> I did not. I did not. >> I need your driver's license. >> I did not do that. I need your driver's license on my way somewhere and and and you talk about you going to give me a ticket and all that. I need your driver's license. >> I come down this place. I did not I need your driver's license. Yes, you did. >> And why you doing all this? Like you've got I need your driver's license. >> Mr. I'm fixing my vest. I need your driver's license, ma'am. >> What's your name? >> Alanise. >> And who do you work with? >> Tulsa County Sheriff's Office. >> Tulsa County. >> Yep, ma'am. And I'm stopping you cuz you're ran two stop signs. >> Where are you even? I did not run to >> This is This is the Tulsa County. I I know, but I didn't run two stop signs. >> Okay, I need your driver's license. >> But But how do we solve this if I know I didn't run to a stop sign? >> Well, we can solve it in court. I need your driver's license. >> No, but you're not telling the truth. I did not come. >> I am telling the truth. Yes, you did run to stop. >> How did I run to a stop sign? >> You didn't come to a complete stop at this stop sign here. And you didn't come to a complete stop on the other stop sign. No, you did not come to stop. >> Stop. You said not a >> You slowed down. You slowed down. You did not come to a stop. >> Huh? >> You slowed down. You did not even come to a stop down at the stop sign. >> You slowed down. >> Uh-huh. Huh? State statue is you must come to a complete full stop. >> Okay. >> Okay. And I did stop at those. >> No, you didn't. Ma'am, I need your driver's license. >> I did. >> Ma'am, I either >> So tell me tell me this. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to ask you again. Can I get your driver's license as >> or can I take you to jail on running a stop sign? I'm not going to ask you again. It's not for debate. >> Goodwin denied any wrongdoing, insisting she hadn't violated the law, while the deputy repeatedly asked for her driver's license as required by statute. It could have been easier for the senator to hand over her license, but listening to an officer, considering her status, was not something she was looking forward to. At least not to a [music] cop who was seen as a low-level deputy. I need your driver's license. >> No. No, Mr. >> I need your driver's license. I'm not going to ask again. Then I need to get your driver's license. >> You're not going to arrest me when I did not. I stopped at the stop sign. And you have the audacity. >> I need your driver's license. If you don't give me your driver's license. If you don't give me your driver's license, >> what you got to do? >> I need your driver's license. >> Do what you got to do. Turn around. Just say you're going to arrest me. >> Turn around. >> Okay. >> Okay. You're going to rest me. And I did not run a stunt sign. Okay. >> Relax for me. Relax. Relax. >> Relax your hands. I am relaxed. >> Yeah. Relax them. Relax. >> I am relaxed, sir. >> No, you're not relaxed. >> I am relaxed. I'm doing nothing here. I am relaxed. >> Okay. >> You ran two stops. >> Not running. And you're you're bending my thumb a little. >> Stop moving. Stop moving. Don't turn towards me, ma'am. Just like >> don't turn towards me. >> Okay. First of all, I didn't want you to stop sign. >> Ma'am, stop moving towards me. >> Okay. But you know what? You are you really are putting too much pressure on my thumb to know >> and I'm asking your name. I'm asking >> Yeah. Freddy Alanise with the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office. Reason why I pulled you over is because you ran two stop signs. >> And And why would you say that you're going to arrest me? >> Because you're refusing to give me a driver's license. >> No, sir. I'm I'm just telling you. I'm asking you the process. >> Yeah. I I asked you about I don't know maybe over eight times to give me >> and I said to you I didn't run the stop sign. If I if I'm refusing to if if I'm saying to you that I didn't run the two stop signs. >> Uhhuh. >> That's what I said to you. >> I know. >> Okay. >> And I asked for your driver's license several times. >> I need to turn my car off. >> No, ma'am. We're going to go right this way. >> Can you turn my car off? >> Yeah, he could. I can turn it off in a second. We're going to go right this way. >> We're going to go right this way. Ma'am, >> can you turn my car off, please? >> I will turn it off. Yep. We're going to go right this way. Nope. I'll take care of it. If you'll step right back to the sidewalk for me, please. I appreciate it. >> No, I'm attorney Mike Manning. >> That's fine, sir. Can you Can you stand over there for me? >> I will stand over here. I'm not going to obstruct anything. >> All right. Thank you. We're going to go rent this way. >> You don't think this is really going too far, >> ma'am? We're going to go rent this way. >> Okay. >> Could you not give me your driver's license? >> No. No. You I was asking you the process. I was asking you how is this going to work out? And you said if you don't stop, I'm going to arrest you. I said, why would you? Yes, you did. Yes. That's why I asked, "Why would you arrest me?" >> I said, "If you don't give me your driver's license, that was not it." That was it was no. I said I said I said why would you arrest me is what I said. >> Because you're refusing to give me your driver's license. >> No. No. No. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> That is not what happened. >> That's exactly what happened. Have a seat. >> That is not because let me say this. When I said to you, I said, "How?" Let me let me >> That's exactly what happened. No, no, no, no. That is exactly what happened. That's what you asked me and I said, >> "No, that for driving the stop. You don't give me your driver's license. Why would you arrest me for this? Is what I said. And then I'm disputing that I didn't stop at the stop sign, but I said, "Why would you arrest me for that?" is what I said. >> Cuz you're refusing to give me your driver's license. >> NO, THAT IS not true. Have a seat. That is not true at all. I was having a conversation and you have a seat for me. All of a sudden said, "I'll arrest you." And I said, "And I thought I said or I can arrest you." >> Escalated something. No, sir. That is not >> Okay. >> Why would that would even be an option for you? >> Have a seat. >> Why would that even be a problem? cuz you're refusing to There was no There was no refusal of me to give me asked you. I asked you over five times to give me your driver's license. But I was saying to you and you kept debating your driver's license. I'm not debating at all debating my driver's license, sir. That is not correct. Then why would you? Because I was saying to you that you're telling me that I'm not stopping at the stop sign. And then when you said I'll arrest you, then you escalated to I'll arrest you. >> Why would you not give me your driver's license? >> I was having a conversation with you. I was asking your name. I ask you how do you pronounce your name? I ask you who are you? >> I'm not going to ask you again. Have a seat. >> Okay. Tell me. Let me Would you tell me this? What happens after you put me in this car? I'm asking you what happens after you put me in the car. >> I'm going to drive you over to the jail right over there. I'm going to book you in for failing to stop at a stop signs two. >> Have a seat for me right here. >> That that really makes sense to you. >> Have a seat right here. >> That you wouldn't write a ticket if you not listening to my instruction and my command. You are going way overboard talking about taking me down, booking me. Have a seat right here because you're saying that I slowed down at the stop sign. I didn't come to I'm saying that you >> No, you said you said >> see. You just keep You just keep making things up. Nope. Have a seat. Have a seat. Come on, ma'am. Have a seat. You just keep saying these different things and different words. >> Let me get my leg up. >> Okay. Yep. You keep saying you keep Yes, you are. You keep saying that I'm that I'm saying things that I did not say. >> Well, that's okay. With every passing moment, the exchange became more heated after multiple warnings about the legal consequences. She was a senator, but the officer was now running out of patience. From the look of things, he was probably going to eventually show her that she was not above the same laws that she was a part of making. >> I realize you have a job to do, officer, but I'm attorney. >> Yeah, you might want to start to That's my number license. I realize Senator Goodman can be a little bit strongheaded at times, but don't you think that we can >> Let's Let's Let's get a citation. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I can I can absolutely do that. But >> she'll she'll give you your license. >> Okay. I don't need I don't need to ask her 10 times for her driver's license. You know what I mean? And I I don't have an issue right issue her citation or let her go, but I'm the one that's in in command of the traffic stop, not her. >> Uh she blatantly ran two stop signs and I was just going to give her a verbal warning and tell her not to do that. But she her demeanor the way that she was, >> I can't have that. Okay? I'm the one in control of the traffic stop, not >> honestly. >> I if >> and I'm not I'm not >> if I don't allow other people to do that when I do a traffic stop, I'm not going to allow her either. Does that make sense? >> Uh I know that people get a little >> Yeah. little wound up when they get pulled over by the police. They don't like it. Um and it and I try not to escalate the things that way they don't need to. Okay. So, yeah. Let let me uh let me get it figured out with her. Okay. >> Uh Michael Manning. Yeah. I'm going to let her cool down just a little bit. See if she can >> relax. Who is she? >> Regina Goodwin. Senator Goodwin. >> Senator Goodwin. >> Yeah. She represents this district. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, Okay. Senator Goodwin, you got your is your ID or your driver's license in the person? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Can we just give the ID? Give the driver's license. Take a deep breath and everything and then let's let's go from there. Okay. >> I >> I was asking him the process. >> I understand. >> Right. >> I understand. >> So, why can't he explain it to me? >> He's not explaining you the process. He's just asking for your driver for your driver's license. I will be more than happy to explain that stuff to you. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, what am I doing? >> Your driver's license. >> I need your driver's license, ma'am. I need your driver's license. Can I get your driver's license? Actually, you know what? >> It's cuz I got a feeling you won't you won't let me in your car to get your driver's license. I will just I will I will just ask you to tell you where my license is. >> That's okay. Uh what's what's your last name? >> Why would you have a feeling that I'm not going to tell you where my license is? Clearly, my license is in the car. It's been very difficult up to this moment. >> Well, I I I to be in handcuffs. What is your last name? >> Off of something as simple as what we're discussing. So, and clearly my license is in my purse. >> What is your last name? >> When I asked you could I even turn my car off, you were like, "No." So, okay. >> All right. >> So, so >> your last name, good one. >> Yeah. >> G O D W I N. >> My license is in my purse. >> Okay. What's your first name? You need to go get my license out my >> I'm asking you the name. What's your What's her first name? >> Regina. >> Can you spell that for me? >> Uh uh R E G I N A. >> And what is your date of birth? >> Okay. All right. If you'll just hang tight for me. Okay. Attorney Mike Manning stepped in, attempting to calm tensions and clarify the situation. It soon became evident to everyone that the handcuffed driver was a sitting state senator. While the encounter began to ease, the complications were far from over. >> I think now I think she's a little calm now. I think I'm going to go ahead and get her out. Get her out the handcuffs. Regina Goodwin. >> Okay, ma'am. Go and step on out here for me. I just got a hold of you cuz I don't want you to fall. Okay, ma'am. If you just want to hang up here in the sidewalk, I'm going to issue you a citation and then I'm going to let you go on your way. Okay. >> I got >> Oh, it's simple. Well, I asked you several times for your driver's license and I told you that >> mischaracterizing what happened. I was asking about the >> I'm not going to debate that with you anymore. >> And I said, why would you do that? >> That's not exactly what I said. No, that's not what I said. >> I end up in >> You said you do what you've got to do when I asked you that if I don't get your driver's license, then I would I would take you to jail. >> I said, why would you do that? >> Okay, ma'am. If will you please stand up up there? Please be careful. Don't fall. Mr. Good one. So, I'm going to issue a citation for fail to stop at the stop sign for this stop sign and the other stop sign that's a little further down. Court date is going to be on the 25th of February at 9:00 at the Tulsa I'm sorry at 8:00 9:00 at the Tulsa County Courthouse downtown. >> Address is right here if you need it. Do you have any questions? >> Yeah, I have questions. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Same questions that I was asking you before [clears throat] you said that you were going to arrest me and take me downtown. I said, "Why would you arrest me?" And then you knew then you said, "Oh, I'll take you downtown. I'll arrest you." I just think you just escalated something that was absolutely beyond >> That's not exactly how That's not exactly how that happened. >> I ended up in handcuffs. >> Yes. >> Because >> cuz I asked you for your driver's license several times. >> No, sir. No, sir. I was asking the process. >> I'm not going to debate that. It's on body cam. That's exactly how that happened. I asked you on body cam. I hope you know >> I asked you numerous times for your driver's license. >> You kept debating the stop. >> I was absolutely >> I told you that we could debate that in court. No, you No. >> Then I said if I don't get your driver's license, ma'am, then I said that if I didn't get your driver's license >> that I would take you that Yes. that I would arrest you and then you say do what you got to do and you put your hands behind your back. >> I said why? >> Okay. Yeah. I'm not going to debate that, >> ma'am. >> Uh again, court date is February 25th. If you'll sign right here for me, please. That's not an admission of guilt. It's promising that you're going to appear in court. >> And what if I choose not to appear in court? >> Then I will take you to jail. Yes. What if I would just pay the ticket? >> You'll have to do that through the courts. >> Okay, explain that to me that I can't pay the ticket. >> You can you can play it through the courts. >> You can't pay me right now. You can go through the >> court was she said go to court, but she pays the ticket. She >> That's what I'm asking. That's what she >> That's what I'm asking. That was a very simple. I said, "Why can't I just pay the ticket?" And it's like I said, "Yeah, you have you have to go to the courts." You >> have to go to the courts. >> It's all good. Let's let's let's go ahead and let's go ahead and get this. So, I'm signing this. >> I'm signing this. There's no admission of guilt. >> Yes, ma'am. No admission of signing this saying that I still have the option to pay a ticket >> and don't go to court on it. Yes, ma'am. >> Yeah, you didn't explain that very well. >> After verifying her information, the deputy removed Goodwin's handcuffs and issued her a citation for failing to make a complete stop at a stop sign. Next up is Congressman Martin Hyde, who was so consumed by his sense of power that he couldn't fathom being pulled over for a simple traffic violation. >> I'll just go with the chief. >> Go right ahead, sir. Can I see your license? >> I am, right? >> Yes, sir. I do. Can I see your license registration insurance, please? >> You going to do this? >> Yes, sir. >> You're not going to give me your registration, sir. >> Did you arrest me? >> Cuz she had a beer upon it cuz she thought she was on a big power trip. Guess what? She's been there 7 years. She ain't going to get my day. >> On February the 14th, 2022, Sarasota police stopped congressional candidate Martin Hyde for speeding and texting while driving. The officer identified [music] the reasons clearly, but was immediately met with defiance. >> Hey, how you doing? >> How you doing, sir? Offic Police Department. You're on audio and video recording. The reason for the stop. You were observed going 57 and a 40 and you were on your phone texting while you were doing that. That was at Uklid and Fruit Bone. >> You don't need to point at me, officer. >> I'm not pointing at you. I'm pointing in the direction where it was. >> I'll just do the chief. >> Go right ahead, sir. Can I see your license? >> I am, right? >> Yes, sir. I do. Can I see your license registration insurance, please? >> You going to do this? >> Yes, sir. >> I'm sorry. >> I still have a job to do, sir. >> What's your name? >> Offices. It's going to be on the citation. Can I see your insurance registration and your license, please? >> Sir, can I have your paper? >> 7 years, sir. >> Can I see your registration, please? >> You're not going to give me your registration, sir. >> I'm asking you if you're going to produce me with your registration. >> You don't have it on you. Look, go call. Tell him how rude you've just been to me. Play with the speaker. >> Okay. >> Call Marlon Brown. Will you call the mayor? >> Okay. >> We're not okay. Darling, tell me what's >> Okay, sir. Are you What if you want to reduce your registration? >> I'm asking you if you have your registration. >> You're making career decisions, >> sir. because you were speeding and you were texting. >> Where's your video? >> All right, hang tight. >> For some reason, Hyde was escalating the confrontation, questioning the officer's authority and hinting at his political influence. It was obvious that his office had gotten into his head, but it was only a matter of time before the officer knocked it out. >> Call the supervisor. >> I just spoke to your boss. >> Okay. >> You want people? Is it your Russian immigrant status that maybe for people like this 146 >> 14 dispatch, can you have my supervisor respond, please? >> Yeah. And then we'll see who goes. >> Okay. >> You don't want your paper. >> Sir, you're going to be issued a citation. >> Anything you have to say? >> I'll wait for the supervisor. >> You can wait for the supervisor, but I'm going to go through what I need to go through. >> No, I'm not interested. Are you are going to be issued the registration? >> Well, you've been already issued a citation for that for what? >> For fail to produce your registration. >> All right, sir. You >> You're going to be issued a citation 57 and a 40 for speeding. The fine is 256 with information in the back. You're going to have an option to plead guilty >> an option to plead not guilty and an option to take a safe driver's course. If you qualify for the course, it will reduce your fine >> and it will reduce your points. If you decide to go ahead and do that, just make sure you do a prior submission appointment. >> You know what he said about you? Do you want to hear what he said about you? >> He could say all he wants about me. I got a job to do, sir. >> You know what he said about you? >> If you fail like this, >> okay? >> And he's going to have you again. >> And that's fine. >> It's not fine. Why you keep saying it's fine, >> sir? >> I'm a law abiding citizen and you're being bloody rude to me. If you decide to go ahead and do the port, just make sure you do it prior to submission of payment as they do require a certificate of completion. If you sign up for it, you must complete it. Otherwise, they will go ahead and suspend your license. You are going to be issued a citation for texting and driving. Okay. You are going to be issued a citation for texting and driving. Your fine is 116 information in the back. You're going to have an option to plead guilty and option to plead not guilty. You are going to be issued a citation for failing to provide your registration upon request. Your fine is 116. Information backy not guilty. >> You're lying. >> Green paper. >> Green paper tells you you have 30 days to replace. >> Why are you lying? >> You have 30 days to replace. >> Your payment options are on the green form. >> Just some question. Why you lying? >> Phone number on the bottom in case you have any questions. When my supervisor comes, I'll wait for him with you if he likes me to. Your citations are over here. You have something. >> You have >> I will wait. I will wait, but I will wait on my car. There you go. >> Yeah, but you have the bad. >> Sheriff, step back into your car or stand on the sidewalk so you don't get hit by a vehicle. It's for your safety. >> 14 radio. Can I have another unit respond? 178. >> Sir, stand over there. It's for my safety and for your safety, >> sir. 104. The driver being extremely uncooperative. >> He repeatedly asked if [music] the officer knew who he was, implying it should affect the stop and insisting on waiting for a supervisor as the situation reached an impass due to the male Karen's massive ego. >> I can't. He won't let me leave until a supervisor shows up. >> Neither does my car. >> Martin. and hide. I just gave him three tickets. >> Yes. >> Bye. Speeding 57 and a 40. Texting while driving and failure to produce his registration because he told me I could look it up. And he's going to have my job. >> Everything is on camera. All >> righty. Bye. >> Are you still waiting for a supervisor or are you leaving? >> Randy is coming now. >> Okay, very good. >> By the way, a friend of mine. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> I'm on my way over there. >> You know Pat Roberts, right? >> Yes, I do, sir. >> Why are you doing? cuz I have a job to do, sir. >> Nobody's above the law. >> No one's above the law. You have to have some degree of respect. The law abiding a >> That degree of respect started the moment I walked up to your car, sir. >> No, you knew exactly what you were doing and you made a mistake. >> If that is your feeling, you are more than welcome to fight the citations in court. >> Fight the citation. I'll fight you in court. >> Okay. You're more than >> that. Yeah. >> You know, you're an influential person. You're >> very >> You could go ahead and do that. >> Yes, I can. >> Okay. >> Why don't you say you're sorry? >> Because I did nothing wrong, sir. I was doing my job. But I am going to ask you either to sit sit in your car or step on the sidewalk because I don't want either one of us getting hit. >> Okay, sir. I have nothing more to say to you, sir. You requested my supervisor. You can have the conversation with them now. >> The sergeant soon arrived, and ordinarily, one would expect Hyde to being cooperative. He wanted a superior and now he had seen one. But whether he was going to behave himself was another ball game entirely. >> Mr. Hyde, I guess fr you start you talked to Sergeant Frani by the phone. >> I did. Yeah. >> Okay. He's on his way. >> She just she requested another unit. So that's why another certificate ticket for no registration when they've got their registration. She's trying to make her spurs, but it's a big mistake. >> Well, this one is the expired one, but >> Well, I guess I'm making it. Take two seconds. >> Yeah, >> we're going to make sure that she pays the price for being disrespectful. >> I just want you to witness it. No, that Yeah, the registration was right there and she deliberately chose to write the ticket. She came up. She said the first >> Look, there's a video of it, so be quiet. There's a video of what you said. >> There is. >> And I've got a video of what you said. Right. What she said was I don't have it. She immediately said, "I write your citation." She went right back. She never said anything. She went straight back. She I denied the she straight back. Right the >> I've lived here for 25 years. I've represented your uni. I've got no interest in listening to you, young lady. >> Talking to my sergeant. Sergeant, if you don't mind if we could step over off the road onto >> Come on then. >> Yeah, Mr. I did, like I said, you know, >> I've represented you guys in union discussions. My son is a cop. I'm friends with the everybody in the police department. This is the first time anybody has been disrespectful to me. >> And for what reason? I could care less if they were given right into I could care less. I just pay the bloody thing. You don't think I got the money? >> Mhm. >> It's the manner and the nature of it. >> Okay. And like I said, Sergeant Angion will be over here to talk to you about her her uh interaction. >> When the supervisor arrived, tensions eve slightly during discussions about the citations, but Hyde took his frustration further, launching into a full-blown rant. >> Stay in your car. >> I just want to go back to the station. >> You can go to Yep. Go to the station. >> Hey, Martin. Yeah, I have to leave it on. All right. >> All right. So, here's the thing. She lied about the cell phone thing. Okay. >> She lied about the I don't have the speed. I could care less. You give me the ticket all day long. I could care less about that. >> And then I gave her the registration and she before she registration. It's in the car there somewhere. She goes off. She writes me a ticket. She brings me back a citation. I said, "There it is." Okay. >> And she still gives me it. >> Okay. >> All right. She's being fun. And the thing is, I appreciate that. >> I back you guys left, right, and center. >> I understand that. I do. I do. I trust me. I do know that. >> I don't expect better treatment, but I don't expect worse treatment. If that's how you treat people, that's unacceptable. >> Okay, I understand. I understand your frustration >> and I can get the video and I can play it >> I understand that. But you know, the thing is I don't take kindly. She knew exactly because I said to her, I said, you know, right away I said she >> Yeah, I straight away writing the tickets. Why? >> Well, she's a traffic officer. That's what we do. But I understand. >> I understand that's what she do. It's not what you do and you know it. >> Listen, she has a job to do. I'm not Listen, I I'm going to look at the I'm going to look at the video. I I understand your concerns. I'm going to look at the video. I notified everybody in the chain of command right now. That's what I was doing. That's why I was not coming here. I thought you were going to meet me at the station, but it's not a big deal. I'll I'm going to She's going right now to dock her video. Right now, she's going to dock the video, and if there's problems, you will be the first to know. And >> I know, but the difference is I'll do something about it. >> Okay, I understand. Yeah, I'm going to take your complaint is what I'm doing. That's the first step. >> How can you write a ticket for no registration when you've got the registration? I mean, as if I get a $150,000 car, I've lived here for 25 years. I don't register the car. Why do that? >> I understand what you're saying. >> Well, you tell me what the point is. >> It It's just a state statute that's she enforces. She's not the only traffic officer that >> give a ticket for that. I >> I really don't leave the office. I understand what you're saying. >> I understand you got a video on there. Uh but the fact is nobody in their right mind would give a ticket for that to me. Nobody. >> I I I understand what you're saying and you producing it. She probably should have taken that ticket away, but I'm going to find out what exactly occurred. She had a beer upon it cuz she thought she was on a big power trip. Guess what? She's been there 7 years. She ain't going to make a >> I'll make sure. Well, I'll I'll uh I'll get going on a >> Okay, listen. That's your prerogative. I want to get I want to get started. >> She's not right. >> Okay, I understand. >> You don't treat people that have treated and supported you like that. >> I I I understand where you're coming from. >> Bare minimum of respect is yes, sir. No, sir. Not a word of it. Straight off talking to me like I'm a piece of Get back in your car. Which is this? I'm She's standing. She's got a car door open and I'm leaning against here talking to someone. Okay. I mean, in case you get hit by traffic, just being difficult. Okay. Just being cocky. >> Understand. I do understand where you're >> But it isn't. It's a bad interaction. >> Yeah. It it definitely seemed it definitely it definitely seemed like it was >> how difficult is it to come to me and say you're doing 57 give us your license and your registration. Why get into immediately like that when she knew exactly who she was talking to? If that's how No wonder you got people shooting people in New Town if that's how you talk to people. >> All right, Martin. I'll talk to you later. >> And buying tickets when someone's actually got the physical stuff. >> Tell me that's I understand. I do. >> All right. I'll talk to you later. >> Martin Hyde remained indignant and dissatisfied, but was ultimately issued multiple citations. He later publicly apologized, admitting his behavior had been belligerent and rude. Up next is a crazy case where New York officers moved in to arrest Mayor Ras Baraka, which resulted in a huge scuffle with his crowd of rowdy supporters. >> Guys, listen to me. We're going to walk out of the gates. I'm going to place the mayor in handcuffs. Okay, we are arresting the mayor right now. Per the deputy attorney general of the United States. Back up. Back up. >> YOU ESCALATED THE SITUATION. DON'T TELL. >> He can't talk to her like that. >> In May 2025, Newark officers at Delaney Hall ICE detention center moved to arrest Mayor Ras Baraka. Amid a tense crowd and heavy police presence, the deputies approached. The smooth sailing was far from guaranteed. >> I am arresting the mayor. So, >> guys, all right. I'm I'm I'm getting a team cuz he has cops around me. So >> now I know I know I need my team. >> All right. >> No, no. I got I got We're taking him right now. All right. Let me just let me an hour. >> Okay. Nope. I'm I'm going to take him right now. >> Okay. >> You're kidding. >> Okay. Even though we stepped out, I'm going to What am I talking about? here for over an hour >> and we have the right to be in here. >> All right, I'm coughing him right now. All right, >> guys, listen to me. We're going to walk out of the gates. I'm going to place the mayor in handcuffs. Okay, we are arresting the mayor right now. The deputy attorney general of the United States. Anyone that gets in their way, I need you guys to give me a perimeter so I can cuff them and get them on there. If you have body cams, turn them on. Okay. >> He advised his security clearly has a a is on and he went for his weapon while we were engaging. So, please car you in. Walk him back in here. >> Okay. Okay. I already told him on camera that he was under arrest. We're going to place him under arrest. >> All right. Stay with us. Be careful. >> Yeah. Let's do one. I'll bring it. >> Stay close. Stay close. Get close. Get close. Excuse me. >> Mayor Back. That's it. >> Footage showed an agent seemingly acting on orders from the US Deputy Attorney General to make the arrest. Moments later, as agents tried to handcuff him. A scuffle erupted, pushing the already tense situation to the edge. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Stay down. Don't push. Don't push. >> GET BACK, GUYS. BACK INSIDE. INSIDE. INSIDE. >> GODDAMN. Just stop. >> New Jersey. Just stop. Right hand. What are you talking about? >> Oh, yeah. Nice. Real. >> All right, everybody. I'm safe now, guys. >> Get the out of here. YOU ESCALATED THE SITUATION. DON'T TELL. He can't talk to her like that. >> He cannot. >> He cannot talk to her like that. >> He cannot. >> He cannot. >> You tell him to relax. >> Tell him. >> I am valid a complaint. I am a complaint. Listen to me. >> Yeah, we know. Ours are >> you don't dare talk to a congressman one like that and you better learn to put your hands on it. You will pay. >> You guys are creating this cam. Yeah, I know. >> Trust me. >> How you stop? >> How you stop it? >> I don't know. >> Tension soared in the crowded detention facility as officers worked to maintain control amid disruptive behavior. Throughout the standoff, the mayor and his supporters vocally clashed with law enforcement, challenging both the legality and the matter of arrest. Moving on to the case of Devon Hogan Flanigan, a high-profile Karen and Rhode Island attorney general who tried to bully her way out of a trespass, but soon found out there are limits to her authority. >> I want you to turn the body off. Protocol is that you turn it off as a citizen. Request is to turn it off. >> Two full grown women and mothers. [laughter] >> You're arresting an EG. Let me tell you something. No. Take your hands off me. >> We will get off. >> Take your hands off me. >> On August the 14th, 2025, Newport police responded to reports of a disturbance at a local establishment involving a woman claiming to be the attorney general. Upon arrival, officers were met by an agitated, highly animated woman. >> I want you to come off. Protocol is that you turn it off. If a citizen request is to turn it off, >> so they want you guys to leave. >> Yes. Let's just leave. Let's just make it easy. Okay. >> We're going to make it easy. That's not >> I am her husband. >> That's not the point. Can you Can you look at me? >> We'll talk over here. Okay. >> Your protocol is >> Can we Can we all talk? Can we all talk? >> Talk over here. They want to leave. >> Can we Can we talk? >> Who is she to you? >> What's that? >> She is our college friend. >> Yes. >> No. No, I'm not. >> You guys just want to know? Do you want to trespass? >> Anything we can do. Trespass. Yeah, I just need >> trespass. Please. >> The Karen tried to use her supposed authority to control the situation, but soon would come to learn that her title could not shield her from the consequences of breaking the law. Do >> we want to chat? >> I know that your protocol is >> so you're trespassing. We got to leave now unless you want to be an >> We're not trespassing. You haven't notified us that we're trespassing. Number one, >> what did I just say to you? It's right now. Let's go. Number one, I don't want to arrest you guys. Your not going to arrest us. Number two, >> let's leave. We got to go. We got to go. Protocol is the protocol is if we ask you to turn the body off with this. Let's go. >> I understand you don't want to deal with it. But the protocol is And your protocol is if I ask you to turn off the body cam, you have to turn it off. And that's your protocol. >> Lawyer, so she knows. >> Well, that's lawyer stuff. So that's not true. So we got to go. >> No, it is. That's That's law. >> I'm an AG. >> I'm an AG. Good for you. I don't >> We're going. >> We're leaving. >> Please don't. Please don't put your hands on us. >> Can you get your children out of here? Like I don't know why. >> I'm sorry. What? >> Let's go. >> There are two full grown women and mothers. >> I'm an A. I'm an A. I'm an A. >> What are you? What? What do you What's wrong with you? What are you probable cause to detain me for? >> You're being detained cuz you're not leaving. >> Cuz I'm what? >> You probably You have >> Can you relax, sir? Sir, she's not doing anything wrong. >> Aging. >> You're not She's not being arrested. Let's go. >> I'm not being arrested. You're putting me in cuffs. I'm not being arrested. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, I'm an AG. >> Her badge is in the car. You don't even have a badge. >> Let me tell you something. Get the hell out of here. What are you buddy? Seriously, >> you're arresting an EG. Let me tell you something. >> Are you on arrest right now? No. >> You're putting me in handcuffs and you're merandizing. You're not morandizing me. >> Relax. Relax. >> Buddy, you're going to regret this. >> Yeah, >> you're going to regret it. How many? >> As officers secured one Karen, the other Karen erupted in a loud and dramatic fit right in the middle of the street. >> Take your hands off me. >> We will get hands off. >> We will get No. No. No. No. Get out of here. >> Get back. Get back right now. No. No. >> Get back. Y >> I'm right here. I'm right here. It's okay. >> No. No. I'm right here. >> I'm right here. >> I'm right here. >> Come on, babe. >> No. No. >> Babe, I'm right here. BABE, BABE, PLEASE. I'M SCARED. >> I'M RIGHT HERE. >> Please don't do this. Please don't do this. >> No, I'm not going to find you. >> I'm right here. >> No. Babe, >> no. Babe, don't do this to my friend. >> I'm right here. >> No. No. No. Babe, >> babe, >> I'm right here. >> Babe, >> I'm right here. >> No, babe. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> No. >> What's wrong with you? >> Relax. >> We don't want to put you in handcuffs. Let's go. >> Let's go. >> No. Babe. Babe. >> Listen. You're making You're overreacting. >> You're adding charms. >> You're overreacting. >> No. So, can you take my hands out? Can you take out her handcuffs? >> No. You were overreacting. >> You didn't have this. You didn't have to have this happen. >> Get in the car. >> No. No. No. BABE, NO. >> I'M RIGHT HERE. >> GUYS, JUST PUT HER IN. >> NO. GET BACK, BRO. >> In the car. [screaming] >> GET IN THE CAR. I'M RIGHT HERE. [screaming] I'M RIGHT HERE. >> DAN, PLEASE. >> Get your feet in the car. >> No. >> DAN. >> BABE. I'M RIGHT HERE. >> NO. [screaming] BABE, >> NO. >> Get your feet in the car. >> Get your feet in the car. >> You're a grown adult. You're acting like a kid. >> I'm right here. No, this is so inappropriate. >> You're you're overreacting. >> So, don't want to trespass. >> Travis, we've got you to take. >> Both women were charged with trespassing and resisting. Moving on to William McNeel Jr., another Karen who thought he could argue his way out of a ticket only to be proved very wrong. >> Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. >> Sir, this is your last warning to open the vehicle and exit before we're going to break the window. >> Put your hands behind your back. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> WHAT'S GOING ON, MAN? >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. THAT'S WHAT'S GOING ON. ON FEBRUARY the 19th, 2025, Officer Bowers of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office pulled over William McNeel Jr., who was driving without headlights in bad weather and wasn't wearing a seat belt. But as the officer approached McNeel, he grew defensive, demanding to know exactly why he had been pulled over. >> Yes, sir. >> Is there a reason why you're popping the door open like that? >> I don't have a window that works out. Is there a reason that you're pulling me over? >> Yeah, absolutely. There's a reason why I'm pulling you over. For one thing, inclement inclement weather, you don't have your lights on. Two things. You're not wearing your seat belt. >> It's daylight. I don't need the lights. And it's not weather. It's not raining. It's not raining. >> Okay. I'm not arguing with you. I'm telling you why I'm pulling you over. Give me your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. >> No. Call your supervisor. Why? >> Excuse me. >> Call your supervisor. >> Why did you pull me over? >> 35 driver. I've already told you. >> Why did you pull me over? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. Tensions were now escalating as McNeel refused to cooperate, [music] demanding to know why he was being pulled over. When the officer repeated his commands, McNeel locked his door and effectively turned the encounter into a complicated situation that could have been entirely avoided. [snorts] >> Yep. Columbia West 25. If anybody responded coming from Commonwealth, block the vehicle, please. >> I'm coming west. I'll be there in a second. >> Keep your hands where I can see them. Sir, you my cameras on, too. >> I've already told you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Right now, you're under arrest for resisting. >> You understand? >> You're under arrest for resisting. The longer you take the take us on, the worse it's going to be. >> Keep your hands where I can see them, sir. >> Okay. Sir, is your last warning to open the vehicle and exit before we're going to break the window. >> Open the door and exit or we are going to break the window. >> Open the door and exit or we are going to break the window. >> No, he's under arrest. Open the door and exit. You are under arrest for resisting. Open the door and exit. You are under arrest for resisting. Open the door and exit. You are under arrest for resisting. >> Call your supervisor. >> Open the door and exit. You are under arrest for resisting. Despite repeated commands to step out of his vehicle, McNeel refused and kept getting himself locked up inside the car. Perhaps he would have gotten away if he were dealing with gentler cops. But unfortunately, he was dealing with cops who had very little stomach for his arrogance. They were running out of patience, and that was not going to be good for Williams. Vehicle's locked in. He's locked it up. He's putting the window down. I try to talk to uh last 78. Hey, I'm about to break the window. >> I'm about to break the window. >> All right, go for it. >> Exit the vehicle now. EXIT THE VEHICLE. >> Show me your hands. 15 hours. >> What is your reason? Step out. >> What is your reason? >> No. DON'T DON'T be back. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. I'M RESISTING. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> What's wrong with you? >> What you mean? I was putting my hands behind my back. I was going >> talking now, man. Ain't no talking. How you doing, bro? What's going on, man? >> You're underrest. >> You going to throw the PHONE LIKE THAT, BRO? >> YEAH. I'm going to take it off now, man. >> And I'm just trying to have a y >> your partner didn't even ask >> pocket. So why close the DOOR IF YOU SEE HIM PULLING UP? >> BECAUSE MAN, WHAT YOU MEAN? HE TALKING ABOUT ARRESTING ME AND STUFF, BRO. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> I was going to resist, idiot. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Can you back me up? You bug 25 start rescue dead 67 approximately 30-year-old Rob. >> After the arrest, officers checked McNeel for injuries and screened for substances with McNeel admitting to having in his pocket. He was charged with resisting an officer without violence, possession of possession of paraphernalia, driving with a suspended license, not wearing a seat belt, and failing to use headlights in poor weather.