my >> Write the plane down. I don't give a It's about a mouse crossing a street and it had a blue uniform on. Write the plane. >> Karen's a loud, entitled, and exhausting. But what happens when an oversmart knowit all Karen talks so much that it backfires and lands them in jail? >> You hit me. you. >> He what? >> He left something on the airplane. So, that's what we're waiting on. >> Very intoxicated and forgets lots of stuff. >> Jeremy, I got this one. >> Here are some incidents when knowit all Karens talk themselves to jail. Starting off with Ida and Lorenzo, a 48-year-old know-it-all Karen who picked a fight with a group of teenagers at a restaurant, harassed them, and quite literally talked herself into handcuffs. We could see. Yeah, exactly. We could see [music] pubic hair, skin, and everything. Like, honestly, >> reached her hands, her cold hands, went up my skirt, and I felt her hands up my skirt and then I felt like a tug. Here's this woman, I don't know, who just came up and touched my bare butt. I actually thought she was high school. >> On April the 20th, 2024, inside Sakura Japanese Steakhouse in St. George, Utah. A crowded pre-spring formal dinner took a shocking turn when a 48-year-old woman, later identified as Ida Anne Lorenzo, confronted a group of teenage girls waiting to [music] be seated. >> I happen to work for the state. And if I have to watch your cheeks hanging out again, I will call CPS. >> Over 18. She is 19 years old. You don't get to touch. You get to touch. You don't get to touch. Then >> don't look. >> Why are you So why are you The next day, the Karen, who was also an employee of the Utah Attorney General's office, went to the St. George Police Department on her own, filing a report that framed herself as the victim and claimed that she was acting to protect children. She clearly had a very self-righteous attitude, but it hadn't gotten her into any trouble yet, but it was certain too soon enough. >> We were at a restaurant yesterday. I was sitting with a 10-year-old sitting on my right hand [music] side. A bunch of girls walk in. Their skirts were so short that as we're standing there, I see the 10-year-old pointing to one of them and you could see her entire and the butt cheeks and everything hanging out. And immediately I was like, "Oh my god, that is completely inappropriate. [music] We do not need to be sitting at a restaurant having a 10-year-old look at someone's private part." They were saying that this particular group of girls, they're called the SL squad, and they were just bullies. [music] They bullied everybody around them. And in my opinion, if [music] 17-year-olds that are going to high school ball are sitting there calling them bullies and they're known and labeled as the stripper squad, in my opinion, they're fully aware that the behavior is [music] not okay. >> Hello. Are you it? >> Yes. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Good. >> Good to meet you. >> So, the these little girls have continued to incite a mob and I've been harassed all day. Not only did you take it, they took it down from St. George post and her Facebook, but now she put it on Instagram and now she put it on Tik Tok. >> Like at some point [music] something needs to be done. It needs to be stopped. And they have a reputation for doing this, which is why none of the minor kids wanted to get up and say anything. And so, um, I don't >> The video she posted has currently reached 517,000 views. >> Dale. >> Yeah. And you're you're telling me that she was not wearing any underwear >> as we could see. Yeah, exactly. We could see >> pubic hair, skin, and everything like honestly. >> Are you seeing the opening? >> Yes, because we were actually seated and she was standing up and she was at a high. >> So you So you were under her >> due to the shortness of her skirt, it was like this and you could see everything open. Not only were there minors involved that were all seated around me, but my son was present as well. That's the only reason why I was like, "Listen, you know, you're hanging out in front of minors. That's not something that [music] you should take lightly." Well, just contact your employers, let them know the situation and that they might be getting >> Well, I talked to one of the attorneys and they're like if Well, I I talked to my my boss and she was like, "If she actually was showing her body part, she's going to get charged." >> Later that day, 19-year-old Avery Lloyd, the young woman whose skirt had been tugged, arrived at the police station with friends as the story began to unravel. She came up, reached her hands, her cold hands, went up my skirt, and I felt her hands up my skirt. And then I felt like a tug. And like my skirt doesn't go down much farther. Like it's not that short of a skirt. And so I felt this tug and I like whip around me. It's one of my friends or something. And I'm just kind of standing there in shock cuz I'm like, "Here's this woman, I don't know, who just came up and touched my bare butt. Like I have no clue who this is." So I stood behind her and I was like go like this with my clothing and I was like you know you should probably cover up. And then at that point she turned and she was like like that. And as you can see they were m rushing at me as I was trying to stand behind her to cover her butt. >> She does that and then she says, "You're underage. You should probably hide that. If you think I'm underage, why are you touching a minor at all? Especially if you think I don't have underwear on." >> Yeah. The logic wasn't there. >> No. And then she came back up a second time after Avery came up. We our other friend Avery, fun fact, same name. She was standing right next to her. And the second time she came up, she touched both their hips and squeezed them like pinched us and said she was going to call child protective services if we didn't if she was on video. >> I saw I saw the video and I think 57,000 other people saw it, too. >> What did she say exactly? Because the video doesn't it's it's >> bits and pieces, but she did she identify who she was. She just said, "I work for this state and hold on ID and it just send her name." >> So she gave you that. >> We didn't find it. We posted all >> and she was like, "I work for this state. You guys are all done." Like I'm calling the cops and CPS. >> But that wasn't all. As more witnesses came forward and their statements completely flipped the story as question marks began to appear on Ida herself. One of our friends that was at the birthday dinner with us after that happened, she sent the video to her mom and her mom was like, "No way. That lady was at the brewery less than an hour hour ago scene." And so then she showed up there and when she was looking at us like her eyes like she wouldn't look at anybody in the eyes when she was talking like she just did not seem >> I got an a standing ovation from everyone that was seating behind me. That's totally beside the point >> cover. But because of the sensitivity of the nature [music] and everyone thought she was a minor because she did look like a minor and there was a ton of kids. It was the high school ball. >> Did you think she was a minor? [music] >> Yes, I did. I actually thought she was and that's why I was like, >> I just don't understand why you went up and touched her. [music] >> As investigators pieced together the timeline, one thing became clear. No crime existed until Ida created one herself. A single devastating contradiction [music] turned the case and the holier than thou Karen talked herself into an even worse position. >> I had my concerns from the get-go and and I'm going to just be straight up with you because this is kind of where we're at. You said you talked to her first, >> right? I was trying to talk to her. Yes. >> After you pulled her skirt. >> Well, I Yeah, I covered her ass. >> Do you understand how how a reasonable person would be like I was just touched? >> No. No. no conversation before that and then she I didn't ask >> I actually thought she was a high school that's worse >> the rest of all the >> it's worse that makes it worse for me I don't like that you mentioned that you saw this girl's opening pubic hair all of the above >> y >> the girl has sent me a video of her of her twirling in that skirt [music] photos of the skirt she was wearing underwear and shorts underneath her underwear >> do you want me to put out there into the whole world that I saw her vagina Yeah. >> I don't want you to touch your first. How much did you drink that night? >> I actually hadn't been drinking. >> You were not drinking at all? >> No, not before that. >> Not before. It was after >> it. Right. We had dinner. We actually sat down and we had dinner. >> You don't think alcohol is impairing your judgment for this? >> No. >> And when you're saying I work for the state, I'm this and that. I'll do this. I that you're airing out that for you got to be held to a little higher standard like me. The hardest part for me with this is I understand your concerns as maybe a mother and as a community citizen. I get that. But >> not to mention that >> you took action on this. There was no incident. [music] You created it. You put it into action. The consequences of your actions have been all of this. This is nothing to do with them. Today you're going to be placed under arrest for battery. Okay. So that's the unfortunate side of all this. >> You're arresting me? >> Yeah. Right now you are under arrest. Okay. So if you just face my sergeant and put your hands behind your desk. >> Ida and Lorenzo was being placed [music] under arrest for inappropriate battery. Here's a drunk airport Karen who believed everyone was out to get him as his violent behavior quickly spiraled into absolute chaos. >> [ __ ] sick. >> That's all I wanted. >> This is going to go south really fast. Get your on that train right now. >> Help me. Help me. >> We're here to help you and and you turned this into a nightmare. On the 22nd of December 2022 in Tampa, Florida, airport officers encountered a visibly intoxicated traveler from Missouri who seemed disoriented [music] after his flight. They were called not for a crime, but to help find his luggage and escort him out. But considering we're dealing with a male arrogant [music] Karen, it was sure that this situation wasn't going to remain calm for long. >> I don't know what else to say. >> Well, let's see what happens when she gets back. Hopefully she's got your bag and then you hop on your Uber and get to going. >> That's gonna >> You know I didn't have on my bag, right? >> We just We just wanted you to get >> besides my shooters. >> Yeah. >> You You already saw that on the cam. >> No, >> you you can't. That was at the other airport. >> Wait, were you Were y'all staying in there? >> What are you talking about? >> We are here cuz you keep Wait a minute. What? Why are you >> You couldn't even have a cigarette. >> Like I'm leaveing cigarette. >> That's all I wanted. >> I want to shut the head and get a cigarette. >> Just calm down. >> Give me Give me >> As soon as we get your bag, >> right? Cuz then if you don't have your bag, >> I have my two other shooters. >> Cuz I still have leftovers. >> I do have leftover. shooters. >> Okay. >> Can you go ahead and take me so I can go as a guest? >> Yeah, you should. Okay. Okay. Well, let's let's wait on her >> so you can clear me. >> Okay. >> Cuz Hey, cuz my dad is going to ask you. >> All right. I'm not going to say a word. I'm clear. >> All right. I'll I'll tell dad you are good to go. Is dad coming to get you or I thought you said Uber is coming to get you. >> Where are we? >> In Tampa, Florida. >> Dad is not coming. >> Uber's coming. >> Can I have those shots? >> I'm not going to take them from you. No, I'm saying can you tell dad? I didn't know you knew my dad. >> I don't know your dad. [music] >> What is your name? >> We're all good. I'm Mike. >> Mike. >> Fine. >> Yep. >> What's your license? >> Ruiz. >> Are you taking over? >> At this point, the officers were beginning to realize that something was off about the traveler. Perhaps he was really high on some substance or had a little more booze than he could handle. >> Well, I don't I don't like >> We're waiting. Um, she's checking cuz I think he left something on the airplane. >> He what? >> He left something on the airplane. Okay. >> So, that's what we're waiting on. >> Whoever is very intoxicated and forgets lots of stuff. >> Whoever the people like, we don't like our current sheriff. >> Okay. >> So, it is kind of like >> we don't work for the sheriff. So, we don't know what he's like. >> We don't like our current sheriff all the time. >> I'm sure you've seen Dutton. >> And I'm not threatening any of that. >> I just love uh Kevin Coser's new show. It's pretty bad. [laughter] But that's it. That's all I have to say. >> He kept trying No, no, he's here from Missouri. He kept trying to go the wrong way of TSA and that's what caught my eye and then the TSA guy walked him down here cuz he said he forgot the uh um something on the plane. So, the lady's actually down there looking on the plane right now. >> Mike. >> Okay. Okay. >> Very nice. >> This is This is Gary. >> Gary, >> what's up, brother? How you doing? >> It's very nice to meet you. >> All right. Just give us a second. We're going to get your stuff. >> Y >> Don't you want your backpack? You want to go look? >> Yeah, >> I'm right there with you. >> There you go. >> Are you there? >> You got somebody coming to pick him up? >> Uh, an Uber. >> So, I just want to make sure we talk. >> You here to visit somebody in Tampa? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Just my brother. I've never been down here before. That's >> good, man. Good. I hope you enjoy it. >> That's why I was asking. Is there anything we need to do while I'm down here? >> Busch Gardens. Pretty cool. Um, >> yeah. Oh, is that uh there's some flowers and stuff? >> No, no, no. It's got uh roller coasters and stuff. It's pretty >> I'm cool with that cuz I I live in Missouri. So, >> okay. Yeah, it's good stuff. >> Do you have a suitcase? >> Did you have a suitcase? >> Yeah, I have a carry-on suitcase. It's um like it starts with this. See, >> we couldn't bring it up here due to security issues. Um so, it will be in the baggage. >> All right, we'll take them. Okay. All right. All right, we'll take you to where it's at. It's where all the It's where all the bags are. >> Clayton, come on. >> Clayton, come on. >> Let's go, man. >> Yeah. >> We're just taking you there. We're not touching it. I just want to >> It'll be only [music] >> It's already gone. >> When you go downstairs, >> it's already gone. They already put it on the container. >> But you heard what I said, though. So far so good. He had barely managed to stay [music] out of trouble, but with an attitude like his, it was only a matter of time before he did something stupid enough to buy him [music] a good pair of some governmentisssued bracelet. >> Actually, Dude, what happened to all my baggage? So, >> it'll be here. Where's >> your baggage? >> It's going to be over here. >> That's where we're going. >> You really think they're not going to scramble through within two hours because I didn't do anything wrong? >> Yeah, you're good. >> Clayton, come on. No, >> we're going to miss we're going to miss the train. >> Nope. >> Clayton, this is going to go south really fast. >> Get your ass on that train right now. >> You saw Gary. [music] >> I'm refusing. I'm refusing. >> Okay. >> Hey, man. We're trying to get you to your stuff. >> Your stuff's going to disappear. Your cigarettes are going to disappear. >> I don't care. >> It's all over here. >> No, I didn't do anything wrong. >> Nobody said I didn't do anything. Leave me alone. Let me go on my flight. Leave me alone. You already went on your flight. >> Call my brother. >> No, call him. We're trying to help you. You understand that? >> We just got a 911 call. >> Oh, now all of a sudden you're being nice. >> I wasn't mean to you. Who's being mean to you? >> I didn't say you were. >> Oh, yeah. >> No, we're trying to help you, man. Your all your stuff all your stuff, your your luggage and everything is over here. That's where we're trying to get you over there to get your stuff so you can have your cigarette. What followed was the turning point as a Karen suddenly lashed out, instantly transforming a welfare interaction into an enforcement situation. >> I'm staying down. You You hit me. YOU HELP ME. HELP ME. >> It's all right. We got it. We got black slide over. CL, you know I'm not a violent person. Clayton, these people are dirty officers and they're going to kill me. Please, God, help me. Please God, >> just hold on to it for a minute. >> Please God, they're hurting me. [screaming] >> Man, I thought they were lying, but they're >> We're trying to help you this whole time. >> You're acting crazy. >> Slide over. >> Put your hand behind your back now. >> Now. Put it behind your back now. >> Enough. All of this for nothing. You know, all of this, you were here to help you and and you turned this into a nightmare. >> You know that are closing. Please wait for the next train. Do not enter the door. >> Okay, you guys wouldn't have to hurt. >> Come here. >> You don't have to hurt me anymore. >> Nobody's hurting you. Nobody's hurting you. >> You drugg me up after a bull. >> When I flippy, you lay flat. How about I just get >> lay flat. There you go. >> You already beat me to death. >> Just lay flat. >> You already heard me. >> Lay flat. Relax. >> You, man. >> Relax. >> You already heard me. >> Relax. >> You man. >> Relax. >> You already heard me. >> Relax. >> I didn't evening do. You're not getting away with this. >> Relax. >> Relax. Y don't get away. >> Get up. >> Are we Gary? I'm on his legs. >> He's on his legs. >> You can let He get off his legs. >> You sure? >> Yeah. >> I'm so dizzy. That's my blood. >> Me dizzy. >> Get up, honey. >> I lost. This is why I had a call on the phone. Even after being restrained, the Karen kept shouting claims of abuse and framing despite repeated attempts to deescalate. But by then it was far too late for arguments a couple times. >> No, he got >> Oh, okay. >> Do you want to take him down the escalator from the elevator to get in a car? Yeah. >> Don't strip nothing on me. >> You [ __ ] me. I got this one. >> Walk. We need to walk >> this way. Gary, walk. >> Get him. Get up. Get up. I'm not going to bring you up. >> Gary, I'll hold him up. >> You understand me? >> Gary. Gary, I'll hold him up. >> Walk. >> Walk. >> Sorry. Did you grab his shoes? I got this. >> No more games, buddy. >> Same thing. More. We're coming down the elevator now. We're going to need a car. >> See, I had I didn't even before I >> which would have kind of screwed you guys up or >> I didn't know that. >> What do you think? >> Yeah. >> No, I don't. >> Cuz you're heading that way. >> You're heading that way. You're heading that way. >> You're heading that way. >> I got him. I got take take his stuff. >> You punch one. >> RESPECT THE GODDAMN COAT. >> YOU PUNCH ONE. >> YEAH, I might punch one. You got to respect the go. >> Yeah. Wait, why don't you back up? >> I got you. Go ahead. >> But I would never turn on a cop. >> Don't kick me again. >> I don't No. >> Yeah. Don't kick me again. >> I don't understand. >> Don't kick me again. I don't ever want to speak. You understand me? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Yours already put on mine. >> That went south quick. Serge, we were good. And it was like signal 20 just turned off. >> The suspect was later charged with battery on a law enforcement officer [music] and disorderly intoxication. Moving on to a loudmouthed know-it-all Karen who believed paying insurance mid traffic stop magically erased the law. >> They're going to tow your car regardless. >> No, they're not. And I'm not standing outside in the rain to talk to you. >> DAMAGE YOUR CAR. IT'S ON YOU. >> What are you doing? >> I know my rights. That's what I'm doing. And if you put my car on this thing, I'mma beat your ass. Don't put thating latch on my car unless y'all want to issue the >> On October the 28th, officers stopped a vehicle for an improper lane change. What they didn't realize was that this wouldn't be a routine stop as they're about to get a surprise from McCarron who strongly believed that she was an encyclopedia of rights and laws. >> Hi. How are you guys doing? >> I'm fine. You >> good. I'm officer Batu, CPD. What's in the bag? >> I'm getting my driver's license. >> Driver's license. Yes. Cuz I seen you behind me when I switched lanes. >> Yeah. So that's the reason for the stop is the lane change. >> That's why I turned my signal on when I changed lane. >> Okay. >> Is that a problem? >> No. >> You said yes. >> I said no. >> Oh, okay. >> Is this your car? >> Yes, sir. >> You got insurance? >> No, I have not paid my insurance this time. >> How long? >> Uh, it's been probably about over 30 days. >> Over 30 days. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Does your passenger have an ID? >> I'm not able to pay my car insurance until the second. >> Until the second. >> On the second. Yes. Okay. >> All right. I'll be right back with you guys. Okay. >> Okay. >> Officer stayed calm and professional, explaining the violation and checking documents as the woman complied. But with a Karen involved, all's well doesn't always end well. >> Sounds good, ma'am. I just want to talk to you out here real quick. >> No problem. >> You walk step back with this officer. She pass me that bag. I got to talk to her about what's in it as all. There any weapons in the car? >> No, sir. >> No. Nothing like that? >> No, sir. >> Okay. I might stand out there with him real quick. Do you have anything on you? >> No, sir. >> You want to sit in my car so you're not out here getting wet? Unless you want to stand out here. >> Either or. It doesn't matter to me. >> Okay. If you want to stand out here, that's fine. Here, just stand at the front of the car. Nope. We're going to look through the bag. Stand at the front. You're saying just the booze. >> Why do you need to look through my bag, though? >> You can't be driving around with open alcohol in the car. >> The bottle hasn't been touched. I said booze in my tray. So, I mean, >> but I could see just when you were fiddling around that it obviously had been drinking out of. >> That bottle hadn't been drinking out of for 2 days. But you're still driving around with it is the problem, right? I just want to make sure there's nothing else in here that you're not supposed to have when you're driving around town. That's all. >> No, I literally just left on the house. So, anything that's in my bag, I have. >> Okay. >> You know, >> that's it. >> Yeah. I haven't touched anything since I've been off work. >> There's no other nothing else in the car? >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> I know you read my name, so it's probably showing up in the system that I have a Floyd license. No, my gun is not in the car. >> I didn't even know you had a Floyd. >> Yes, I do. And it's not my firearm is not in the car. >> Okay. >> So, >> I wasn't even really necessarily worried about >> I'm just informing you because I know it's your job. >> Why don't you take a seat in the car? That way you're not getting stoked. Okay. This won't take too long. >> Nothing in your pockets. >> No, sir. Nothing. You're more than welcome to check me. >> I'm just going to check up the back plane. Or if you want to pull me up in a car. >> Yeah, >> that's fine. Why can't I get in my own car for that? and is I'm going to get him out of the car and we're going to check your car and then we'll get you on your way. >> Oh. >> The situation shifted when the Karen learned that her car would be towed. At which point she lost her cool completely and went off on a ramp. >> You are still not free to leave. >> But I'm not under gets here. You're going to carry me under arrest. No, I'm not because you did not tell me I was under arrest. >> You're going to get three tickets. You're going to be under arrest three times. Can you guys step out here? Here's your bag back and then three tickets. October 28th. >> You don't even have to give me the tickets cuz I'm gonna pay for my car insurance now. >> That doesn't change anything there. >> No, this is stopping you guys from being able to take my car tonight. I have no ride. So, if I have my insurance, then that'll stop you guys from stop taking my car. So, it's not >> Yes, it does. >> So, let's not go down that road, okay? Cuz they're going to tow your car regardless. >> No, they're not. And I'm not standing outside in the rain to talk to you. >> They're going to tow when they're in there. I mean, it's not really going to accomplish anything. >> Yeah, I get that. Hey, what if she refuses to get out of the car for you guys? If she refuses to get out of the car, are you guys just gonna hook up to it or what? >> I can just hook up to it. >> Yeah, >> I back up to it. I need you on her rear bumper so she can't take off. >> All right, great. So, let's explain this to her one more time. >> Listen, the car is getting No, sir. As long as my insurance got paid for, it's paid for. So, therefore, you're not towing my car. >> Driving on the road without insurance. It's getting >> You're still not going to tow my car and I can show you my insurance card. No sir. No, you're not towing my car. >> Everybody out here is going to get soaked because you think that you're going to be able to change. >> What's going to happen to me is y'all going to get sued because I know my rights. This is where y'all fail to realize. Y'all think No, no, sir. No, sir. Y'all think only y'all know y'all rights. Absolutely wrong. I know my rights. He's not towing my car. So, rental, if you put this on the thing, you're going to be sued. So, you might as well just give up on it. >> You might as well get up. Give up on it. damage your car. It's on you. >> What are you doing? >> I know my rights. That's what I'm doing. I know my rights. You're not going to tell me. >> Okay. I'm going to give you one last chance to get out of the car or you're going to jail. >> I'm not going to go to jail because I know my right. So, with that being said, I'm not going to stay out of the rain. We're going to start there. >> Okay. I'm not going to ask you one more time. You either step out of the car and your car is impounded or I'm taking you to jail. >> Y'all got to give me valid proof that my car is going to be impounded or I'm not getting or I'm taking you to jail. What's it going to be? I hope yall ready for this lawsuit. Y'all are okay. >> Looking forward to it. Let's go. >> That's great. Y'all don't necessarily even have you go to jail. This is the last >> I'm going to GET THE OUT MY CAR. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO RUSH ME. >> Get out of the car. >> The is wrong with you >> now. >> The And if you put my car on this thing, I'mma beat your ass. Now, with that being said, I'm out of my car and y'all still don't run. >> Let's go. >> Because I know MY [ __ ] RIGHT. Y'ALL DIDN'T READ ME NO RIGHT, SO THEREFORE I KNOW MINE. >> DO Y'ALL KNOW Y'ALLS? You're not being in. >> Do you know? Exactly. So, with that being said, with that being said, I can show you my [ __ ] insurance card. Insurance is paid for. >> And it was paid before before this [ __ ] tow company got it. >> You already told me that you haven't had insurance for the past 30 days. >> Exactly. But if I just paid for my car insurance because someone helped me pay for my car insurance, >> you can't tow my car. >> At least I was being honest with y'all. So now with that being said, you're just trying TO BE A THAT YOU BARELY GOT that you barely have. No, I'm not done cuz I'm going to reach you right before you caning read me mine. >> Despite being given multiple [music] clear warnings, the arrogant Karen refused to exit the vehicle and continued obstructing the impound. She was not going to let the cops tow vehicle. At least not when she very well knew her rights. >> I'm not. I'ming not. No, I'm not. >> All right, you guys can hook up to it. >> The is to y'all. I know my rights. Okay. >> Don't put that back on my car unless y'all want to issue the >> We're done. The trans. >> No, I'm not. >> Now, >> I'm not your bad now. You're under arrest. I'm going to >> How am I under arrest? And all I do is just turn my car off. >> Stop. If y'all break my arm, I'm screwing y'all. I'm >> stop moving. >> Let me close. Shut. >> Can you stop, man? >> No, cuz I'm not under. >> All I was going to do is just turn my car off. >> Let me go. All I was going to do is just turn my car off. >> That's it. No, I'm not. You >> stop it. Let's get her bag off first. >> Can you let me go? No. >> Josh, come get my bag. >> In a minute. Hang out over there. >> Can y'all let me go? All I was doing was turning my car off. >> I gave you plenty of opportunity. >> All I was trying to do is get the rest of my stuff out the car and turn off my car to do that. >> Okay. That's all I was trying to do. Can y'all please let me go >> in the car? All I was trying to do was turn my car off and y'all are manhandling me >> in the car. >> Can y'all let me go, please? >> In the car. >> Can y'all please let me go? Y'all are hurting my arms. >> No, I'm not getting in the car because I didn't do anything wrong. All I was going to do was take my rest of my stuff out of the car. >> How? And all I'm telling y'all is all I was trying to do is get the rest of my stuff out the car and turn the car off. >> I was not resisting anything. I'm going to let y'all take the car. I wasn't. [music] If I'm telling y'all, I'm getting the rest of my stuff out my car. That's it. And I would have walked from here. >> Y'all didn't give me no chance. Y'all just snatched me up. Can y'all please let my arms go? >> You literally said I was giving [music] you a chance. >> Can y'all please let my AND Y'ALL DID NOT >> SIT down in the car. >> Can y'all please let me go? >> Get in the car. Are you going to get yourself hurt? >> Get in the car. >> Can you please uncuff my arm? >> Stay on the sidewalk for a minute. >> Not right now. >> Listen to me. Get in the car or this isn't going to go well for you. >> Y'all are trying to take me to jail for no reason. All I was trying to do is get the rest of my stuff out the car. >> Get in the car. Put your feet in now. >> I have no problem with doing that. But y'all, FIRST AND FOREMOST, THERE'S NO FEMALE officer even a present. So therefore, I know my rights. All I was trying to do is get the rest of my out of the car and I was going to let y'all take it. >> Period. That's it. There's no reason for y'all to take me to jail when I'm steady telling y'all. >> I was not GOING TO DRIVE NOWHERE. I'm steady telling y'all. All I was >> Do not touch me. Do not touch me. >> This is a lawsuit. >> Feet in the car. >> Put your feet in the car. >> The situation worsened inside the patrol car when the Karen refused to give up her phone, adding obstruction to her growing list of charges. I'm steady trying to talk to somebody. He's ignoring me. >> Listen, are you willing to do a breathalyzer once we go back to the police department? >> This is the whole problem. I'm steady. I'm steady saying to you guys. All I want to do is make when I got out the car, I did not feel my cell phone in my pocket. >> So, when I opened the door to get my open the door to get my phone out the car, that's all I was doing. I was not going to pull off no anything. I was already out of the car. >> You want to do a breathalyzer? Yes or no? >> Can you let me out the car now? >> Okay. Your friend just looked for your phone and it's not in there. That's all I was trying to do was see if my phone was in the car. That's it. I was not going to pull off. They pulled me over and I was honest. I missed my payment for my car insurance and now they trying to take me to jail. >> Can y'all please uncuff me? Please >> give me your phone. >> We find out what's going on. >> Give me your phone. >> I will. I'm going to find out when they come through and call me. >> Okay. >> Give me your phone. >> All right. I have my rights. Sir, do not do not go in between my legs because you can't get in trouble for that. There's no female officer here. I asked y'all let me out because I tried to explain something to y'all and y'all refuse to allow me to talk to y'all. >> Isn't that right? >> So, no. I know my rights. >> So, you're going to catch another charge on top of this? >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah. If you don't give us that phone. >> No, I'm not. Because it's male officers handling a female. >> Move your leg. I asked to talk to y'all and y'all refuse to talk to me. >> Okay, we need that phone from you. You got the phone? >> No. >> I know my rights, man. >> Stop it. >> Can y'all let me go? >> We need the phone >> and let me sit up, please. And thank y'all. >> Where's the phone at? >> This is harassment. There's no female officers on the scene, and y'all are trying to touch me in between my legs. Let me go. >> Let your phone go. [music] >> Let me go. >> Let go of the phone. Let me sit up first and then I'll give y'all my phone. Y'all should have never detained me in the car in the first place. [music] >> Your arrest? >> I wasn't under arrest when I sat in this car. >> You're not detained. You're arrested. >> I wasn't under arrest when I sat in this car, though. Okay, let me sit up >> like I said. >> The phone is non-negotiable. I will sit here for hours and hours >> and we can >> and you will just wait longer and longer [music] to get booked and get out of jail. But we need that phone and we're >> Y'all don't need my phone. >> We do. What's it going to be? >> Y'all can unhook me and we can discuss this. >> This is harassment, sir. I know my rights and I'm going to sue the out of y'all. Get the off me. >> Get the off of me. >> Don't I do not grab my arm. At least walk. You don't have to grab me because I'm not a walk on my own. I'm not [ __ ] >> Don't touch me. >> Do not touch me. >> Let your arms go first. >> I got A WHOLE BURN MARK ON MY ARMS. MOTHERUCK DOWN. Let my arms go. >> The entitled Karen was arrested and charged with driving without insurance, resisting arrest, obstructing justice, and aggravated menacing. Here's Austin, a hyperaggressive drunk Karen who openly admitted to substance use and then challenged officers with threats, taunts, and provocation. >> Did you smoke the >> Yeah, I did. I smoked the PULL THE TRIGGER. >> WHAT YOU going to do, Marine? >> That's it. >> Put your hand off. >> On March the 13th, 2025, officers responded to [music] a disturbance involving a man later identified as Austin Foster. It was acting erratically in public and drawing attention with aggressive behavior and incoherent speech. >> What are we doing? >> Tell me tell me what you think I should happen. >> Well, given why we're all here, I >> tell me why it is that we're here. >> Yeah. Well, >> let me hear you as a human now, buddy. >> They they called on you. >> What happened? >> What do you have going on today? >> Okay. I I went to the I went to uh Gates or Farmington County Market and bought some >> Okay. And did you did you >> did you smoke the >> Did you smoke the >> Oh, come here. >> Did you smoke the >> Let's hear Let's hear it, officer. You want to get it get it in with the woman in front of me? >> Did you smoke the >> Yeah, I did. I smoked the >> Okay. Well, >> now let me see. Let me see what you're talking about. I don't hear a uniform. >> I want to see I want to see you. >> I think we need to go to the hospital. >> No. Now, let's get them all around. >> You're just going to give me a reason. I have two I have two thoughts, but I don't have a reason yet. >> I don't know who the [ __ ] you are, man. >> What's his name? >> Austin. >> Rather than calming down, Foster's behavior intensified as he [music] taunted officers while triggering immediate safety concerns. >> I don't know who you think you are, >> Austin. >> Hey, buddy. Okay, >> Austin, we're gonna we're gonna go sit on that cop. >> No, I know. I know who he is. >> No. >> Come on. Pull the gun. >> Call for orders. >> Pull the gun. Pull the trigger. >> Pull the trigger. >> Don't worry about them voluntary. I'll just call. >> Pull the trigger. >> What you going to do, Marine? >> What do you say we go on the cop? >> No, I'm not. Oh, you go sit on the cop. >> You said sit on the cop. You want a booty? >> The cut on the >> You want a booty? >> Come on, Korean head. >> What you going to do? >> You want to keep talking? >> I [music] do. I want >> I dropped the phone. >> Let's stop doing that. You don't want to break it. >> You want the phone? >> No. >> What if I toss it on the ground? I break it. >> That's up to you. All right, Jason. When you guys leave, >> I swear we know. >> Wait a minute. cuz I just sat around know what you guys are doing. >> No, it's in my car. >> I'm like, what the are they doing? >> This is all that I know. >> Austin. >> Austin, let's go over here. >> Mr. officer. >> Oh, what are we going to do? >> We're going to go over there and have a seat. >> Which one's talked up first, me or you? >> Foster kept pacing, shouting, refusing to comply until the situation finally hit a breaking point. >> Oh, I see something. I have protection. You guys know how to take over an old lady, >> especially you know I'm her side. [screaming] >> God, this guy's here. >> I'm not here. You guys might be [screaming] >> what you call >> isolation. >> Sex, >> man. Oh man. Oh man. Oh man. Awesome. >> Tell me what you did. >> 16. I don't need your help. We're okay. >> You didn't go to court. What the [ __ ] that guy do? >> Is that what it is? >> Let's go have a seat over there, man. >> Let's go have a seat. >> I didn't have a ride. >> Can I get an ambulance for a >> Did you smoke from Farmington? >> I don't. >> No, I smoked it from Yate City. >> Yates City? >> Yeah. What? It's illegal on the internet. >> I'm not saying anything like that. I'm trying to figure out what what's got you like this. Why don't we go around to the other side of the ambulance and sit down? That's it. That's it. Put your hands up. Oh, [ __ ] >> All right. All right. Come here. >> All right. All right. I'm done. I'm done. Sir, >> put your hand out of here. >> Back of Christ on your ass. >> Put hands behind your back. Dang. Holster up. >> You're going to get teased. Put your hand behind your back now. >> What did I do? What did I do? >> What did I do? >> You hit me in the [ __ ] face, man. >> All right, but I didn't know why you wanted to talk to me. It scares me. >> I had a >> Where'd it go? D >> I had a bunch talk to me and they they would be everything was >> still there. on your knees. >> Knees. Get on your knees. >> Stand up. >> Hold on. >> On your side. >> I get this one set up over here. >> Austin Foster was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, aggravated battery, and resisting or obstructing an officer. Up next is 43-year-old Brett, who suffered a public meltdown in a park. An encounter that quickly spiraled into a full-scale arrest involving multiple officers, restraints, and serious felony charges. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Hands down now. >> Get off. >> I walked away. I'm following the law. >> I'm not spitting. Don't put a spit on me. >> Stop it. >> Get down. >> Spit on me. On June the 5th, 2025, police were called to a public park in Orlair, Wisconsin after reports of a man later identified as 43-year-old Brett shoving people, screaming, throwing objects, and smashing his head against a bench. When officers arrived, they walked straight into the middle of a full-blown meltdown. >> He's currently throwing the bench inside the bus stop. >> He just threw a shirt on my squad car. We'll be in a foot pursuit with them in front of park towers. He's squaring up with officers. >> Want to fight? >> Stop. >> Want to fight? >> Get down on the ground. >> Get on the ground or you're going to be tased. >> Got an injunction. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> I want to tase her point. >> Lay down. >> Behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Hands down now. Get off. She's got an injunction. I walked away. That's not a crime. That's not a crime. >> Put your hands down. >> I walked away from her like I'm supposed to do. >> Grab his left hand. >> You guys are breaking the law. I got an injunction on. She's got an injunction on me and I walked away. >> As officers tried to take him into custody, Brett kept resisting. The situation continued to deteriorate rapidly as [music] more officers rushed to the scene. Stop kicking. >> I'm not breaking the wall. >> Got in a junction. [screaming] >> Stop it. >> Get off me. Stop. >> Just relax. >> She's got an injunction and I walked away. That's what I'm supposed to do. away. I'm following the law. >> Relax. >> She's got an injection. I walked away. Let me go. >> It's kind of exciting. >> Yeah. So, these are the behaviors that we're uh we're kind of talking about when you get that large of a group of individuals together like >> I'm just going to sit in here. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> I got one coming up. I'm not going to relax you. Relax. >> I'm not going to relax it. I'm following the law. >> Let go of his boot right now. Let go of his >> He's got his knee on my wrist. >> He's trying to rip. Stay down. >> 116 23 of the round. >> You guys are going to have to pro. I'm going to have my [ __ ] lawyers show you guys this test. >> Which way do you have? >> I got >> You got a Get the ankle straps on first. >> Okay. Listen, I walked away. I'm following the law. >> With Brett still resisting and acting erratically, officers needed to find a way to stop him from hurting himself or others. And that's when they made a surprising discovery. >> Good. >> Y ready? >> What are you going to do? >> What are you going to do when I see your balls? >> Oh, yeah. >> He's got an injunction. I walked away. >> What? What law am I breaking? >> Stop. >> You assaulted multiple officers. >> I insult nobody. You can't grab me when I am breaking law. >> 141's out at Park Tower. >> I'm following it. >> He's got a lot of blood in his mouth. >> Go. Just go. Just >> idiot. >> Stay over there then. >> What do you need? >> Get in there. So, it's going to be >> grab a grab. >> I am abiding the law. In fact, indeed, not opposite breaking the law. I'm walking away from an injunction. And you're are you're under arrest. You're breaking the law. You're habious corpuses. And you're all going to lose your jobs. I'm being good. I'm following the law. I'm walking away from my ex. I'll have the judge testify to that. My lawyer is a DA. I'll tell the truth. >> Can you put that on him? >> You got rubber gloves on. >> I'm not spitting. Don't put a spit hole on me. >> Stop it. >> Get down. >> Put a spin on me. I swear to God, you guys. >> Calm down. >> GO. [screaming] LET ME GO. I'M FOLLOWING AN INSTRUCTION. >> I'm walking away. He keeps he keeps smacking his head on that concrete. >> I have his arm. >> Mine's slipping. >> Yeah, he's good enough. >> Head up. >> All right. >> His arm pass his arm. You got >> this way. This way. >> Okay. >> I got this >> hands. We got >> Doing okay, Brad? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Is it Brad? >> Yeah. >> What's your last name, Brad? >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> We'll talk to you all about that stuff. We just want to make sure you're okay. >> Oh, you you died. >> Hey, just tell them to go right in the lock on [music] this side. >> Doing all right, Brent? >> No. >> I'm just flattered. I'm wonder turned on right now. >> I can't hear you, buddy. occasion, bro. I got a little excited. >> Yeah, >> got a little excited. >> Threat was placed in the back of a patrol car as officers collected witness statements. Soon, his ex-wife arrived and provided crucial context that shed new light on his erratic behavior. [music] >> Are you Are you going to be more cooperative now, Brett? >> Okay, thank you for breaking not breaking the law. >> I got in and walked away from a fight. What the is wrong about that? >> Why couldn't you just turn around and talk to us about it then? Lift your hands for me a second, bud. >> There you go. Get it all time. Done. Like I can fight 10 cops. All right, >> let's roll to a >> Okay, we're going to roll over to you on your left shoulder. >> We're going to sit up. >> Sit up. >> There you go. >> You good? >> Yeah. >> You're a monster when you're >> Cuz I love my children. I was walking away from her. Hey, we were just talking. >> I was walking away from them. >> I'm pretty sure those are mine. >> Those are yours. >> No one stepped on them, I don't think. >> Got a scratch on them, though. >> Pretty sure they're mine. >> No, he knocked them off my face. >> Oh, he knocked them off my face, too. We got the same pair. >> I don't want to start. >> Mine are probably the scratched ones. >> I was walking away when he grabbed me. You should have just let me go. >> Well, you can't just walk away after a fight. >> I was trying to talk it out and I wanted to walk away. That's what the judge told me to do. >> But if you >> Hi. >> I'm the one that called. >> You're the one that called. >> What? What? What was going on? >> So, we've been down here hanging out with individuals last couple days. This individual was yelling, calling our company a loser and stuff like that. There was an altercation. He pushed an individual over on the other side of the park and that's when I decided to call. Hit the box over there for one of the light poles. He pulled on the light pole pieces. He punched the inside of the thing over there and he was just kicking and I was trying to stay out of it because he was more targeting than me. >> Did he damage anything in the park here? Nothing in the park. He might have dented the box over by the light pole. >> I can go look at that. >> And then he also pulled on the power lines that were going from the pole to the ground. >> Okay. All right. Perfect. >> He was pre-aggitated and yelling throughout the time he's been here. And I just went over to inform individuals like, "Hey, at 3:30 we're going to be doing the drawing. Does anybody else want to sign up quick?" And he just went off. >> That's Brett, my son's father. You were at my house that day talking to me. >> Okay. Yep. >> Is he gonna be okay at least? >> Who's that? >> Brett over there in the ambulance. >> Is that Brett? >> Bro, that's his dad. >> Okay. >> This is why breaks my heart. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be insensitive. I'm putting together the pieces now. So, did you see all this? >> Yeah. I tried to talk to him >> because he thinks I he can't talk to our son because I got a restrain order and that's not the case. He can't be harassing me like he was. >> Had you come out here earlier to talk to him? >> No. I drove by and saw him and he was shoving people. So I stopped and I tried to talk to him and then he [ __ ] went nuts. He banged his head into there. Bang on the bench. Went to the was trying to throw the bench in the little bus stop. Breaks my heart. >> I know. >> I literally break my heart to see this. >> So saw it. >> This is I was Well, we were together 10 years. All right. >> We've been split up for the last four. He thinks he's not supposed to have any contact with my child, and that's not true. He's been homeless now since about January. Yeah, he needs he needs help. He just needs help. He's a great guy. He needs help. >> In the end, Brett was charged with felony threats to a law enforcement officer, two counts of bail jumping, misdemeanor resisting an officer, and disorderly conduct. Brett was almost too much to handle for the cops, but he still can't compare to Maria, a hyperaggressive Karen who turned a roommate argument into a police investigation and quite literally talked herself into jail. >> I got Russian. I'm American. I know my rights. >> I don't care if you're American. He >> Well, Russians have different culture than us. Okay. Yeah, I started [ __ ] right in front of him because now >> I can't hear him because you're screaming. >> Please shut up. >> Yep. You're detained. >> If you go inside, you're going to get arrested. Go down here on the sidewalk. Why are you hurting me? >> You're under arrest. >> On February the 24th, 2024, officers responded to a reported disturbance at a shared Airbnb style rental home where multiple roommates were involved in a heated argument. What initially appeared to be a verbal dispute quickly escalated as one woman, Maria, dominated the scene, refusing to let officers investigate. >> Today, I was here visiting inspectors the north William. This is a landlord. >> Hold on a second. Okay, I'm listening to him and I'm listening. >> My story is different. I'm the one that's been here. I've called the police on him before. I'm American. I know my rights. >> I don't care if you're American. He >> Okay. Well, Russians have different culture than us. Okay. Cuz I've spoken to his wife apparently. >> Are you going to let him tell me his side? Then I'll listen to your side. >> His side doesn't matter. This is my case. >> No, I'm pissed. I booked this place for the year. Now I have to move BECAUSE OF THIS GUY. >> SO I'M GONE IN TWO DAYS. >> You don't know that for sure. Okay. We don't know that for sure that you have to move in two days. >> I'm I already got a place. >> That's why he did this because he had his one last chance. >> No, I'm not. >> Are you a roommate or friend or I mean, can you calm her down? >> Yeah. So, this I have another house and >> he doesn't know the story. >> We This lady will move to another house. >> I don't give them. >> You should give. >> But they don't. >> He assaulted me. He's going on pressing charges. I don't give them day. s I started the [ __ ] supposed to start at the end. >> Yeah, I started right in front of him because now >> I can't hear him because you're screaming. >> Please shut up. >> As officers tried to separate everyone and take statements, [music] they were repeatedly interrupted by the angry Maria who grew louder, angrier, and more uncooperative. >> I'm officer Kirk. >> Thank you'all. I'm I was instructed to be quiet. >> Okay, so why don't you why don't you talk to me? >> I'm going to be quiet. >> Talk to him now. I can only talk to one person at a time. That's why I asked you not to talk while you try to talk. [music] >> So, this is what's going to happen. We're investigating a disturbance. >> Yeah. >> If you can't allow us to investigate it, I'm going to stick you in the back of a cop car. >> No. I was told that I was >> So, while he's talking to him, >> Yep. [music] You're detained. >> Go inside. You're going to get arrested. Go down here on the sidewalk. >> Why are you hurting me? >> You're under arrest. >> Sir, I got assaulted. [music] >> Okay. By a man. >> I didn't have time to [ __ ] >> Stop. Why is he doing >> You're under arrest. Stop. You're under arrest. You're not listening to me. >> Stop resisting. I'm going to dump your ass. You're going to go face down in the dirt here in a second if I'm not doing anything. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. My hands are behind my back. >> Stop resisting. >> It's come to a disturbance before. Okay. And I called you guys because I wanted you to be aware of what was going on. >> Okay. >> So, today escalated. I'm gone in 4 days. >> How did this guy assault you? >> No, not him. Honey, >> this guy in the house. Are you serious? You don't know what's happening? I didn't because I had half the story from him and you were screwing over. >> Let's do it. Can we come talk to him? >> I need a call. Thank you. Will you come talk to me? >> He will when we're all done. >> Thank y'all. >> He physically hit me in the scared. >> So, you need to [music] follow lawful directions so that we can conduct. >> I think I am, but you're just getting a little spicy. >> I'm a good person. I'm moving as soon as I also have to work in a little bit. Okay. I'm giving you a lawful order to have a seat without touching the charge. >> What charge? Will you talk to me for a minute so that way you can get the actual story? >> Slide your feet in. >> Okay. >> I really want to talk to the officer. >> Slide your feet in. I'm not going to tell you anything. >> Stop. >> Why am I being detained? >> You're under arrest. >> Why? >> Obstruction. >> Once restrained, Maria insisted [music] that she was the victim and demanded answers despite repeated warnings already given. But as officers spoke to witnesses, her story began to fall apart. >> What happened in the house with whoever assaulted you? >> Okay, so that is the landlord. This isn't >> the guy out front. >> He only comes around maybe once every two months. >> Him and his wife own multiple locations. Okay. >> So, there's [music] a house a street over that they own. And because this guy had been so [music] verbally and physically >> I I booked the case till the end of the [music] year and I have to move because of >> if you could still respond. We're not sure yet how we're inside the house. >> All right. Sorry about all that and maybe we can resolve it once she calms down. >> T is now safely on the ground. >> This is who we all live together. >> So this is a Airbnb. We all roommate with each other. So I'm roommate. This is the owner. >> There's another roommate inside that he's sleeping. >> Without arguing with one another, what's what's the issue today? >> So, you have this place for a year. >> I booked it. I booked it. Now, you don't pay for it. You just book it and then I pay for it a few months in advance. It's an Airbnb, right? She has a place a street over. So, when this guy started being physically and verbally, I booked the other [music] place. So, I'm moving in two days. All of a sudden, the guy, that Russian guy is doing a walkth through, and I came out and I told him, I said, "This is you're the reason why I'm moving." And then he got up in my face. I don't care to press charges cuz I'm moving in 2 days. I knew this was going to happen. That's why I called police recently. >> So, who is the guy that assaulted you? Not the landlord. >> No. No. He's very nice. He's just doing a walk through. >> So, who's the guy that assaulted you? >> The black guy. >> Is he your roommate, your boyfriend, your husband? I've never met him besides here. I only know him. >> Don't have to yell at me. >> I know. I just talk loud. I promise. You guys think that? Cuz I've worked in music venues. I have hearing issues. >> So, is there an issue today with Did something get physical between anybody? >> Cuz she's saying that it was physical. >> No, but what she want to create? >> Is there videos or anything of any of this? >> We have three three. >> Am I being arrested? >> Yes. >> Why? >> For obstruction. >> What does that mean? That means when you're told to do something and you'll do it, you [music] get arrested. >> Well, can you release me? >> No. >> I have to go to work in a little bit. >> Well, you won't be going to work today. [music] >> How do I do this? What do you mean? >> Well, you'll be going to jail. >> I'm going to jail. >> You have to postponed. >> Yes, ma'am. You're under arrest. That's what that means. That's what that means. >> You get put in handcuffs and back up the police car because [music] you're under arrest. That means you're going to jail. >> No, you have to postpone. >> Why would I go to jail when this is happening to me? >> You can release me. I This is my first day of my new job. listening. >> Dude, I'm a waitress at Cracker Barrel. I just >> Tell me what happened with the guy in the house. >> Yes. When he got in my face like he's done before, the reason why I called the police before is because >> he likes to put his finger in my face. And this time it actually hit my hand my face. So that way I that's why I called you guys is because he has to know that he can't do things like that. >> So this is pretty normal. Like >> again, it's just happened before. >> They got into it a while ago and then the cops were called. I came up here to kind of mediate things because I was they started arguing about laundry and then they started yelling and getting into his face. So I was like, "Calm down. Let's calm down." And then she went and called the police and I was like, "You don't really need to do that." >> And then she hung up and then I said, "Now you hung up. Now the cops are going to come cuz you hung up on the operator." >> He's very mean and he's the reason why I'm moving >> and how long has he been? >> I don't know him like that. He's It's a weird situation because it's it's an Airbnb. Okay. So, I moved down here from I moved over here from Union. >> So, it's it's a weird situation, but we don't know each other like that little black kid. >> You have no relationship with them? [music] >> None. No friends where I want to be friends with I'm friends with the other people that live in the house cuz I'm cool. I'm like a hippie chick. >> How many people live in the house? >> Four. >> Yeah. >> And everybody has their own room. >> Yes. It's a weird situation, but I it was affordable. in the fenced in yard for my dog. That's why I can't be going to jail, honey. I have animals." >> Investigators continued to question the witnesses and reached a conclusion. >> She just kept getting in his face and she ran into his finger or something like that. >> Sir, you can just leave it on the ground. >> Yeah, you can just leave. I'll I'll collect that. >> Freaking house in this neighborhood and turn it into these hotel. >> With the pink shorts, >> huh? >> The guy with the paint. >> This guy. >> This is your house, right? This is your house, [music] right? >> What? >> You own You're the owner. >> This house? Yes. I I came for inspection today to see unfortunately. [music] Thank >> these guys, they don't get that. So, the lady moves to his other house. >> No, because they >> she's going to move back over here. Your house over here, right? Yes. >> Like within a couple days, I think she said >> he was going like this >> and they got really close and and it hit me in the in the face right by where I have my scar [music] on my face. And maybe it did trigger a little PTSD from the last time that a man hit me. He can't do that. It's not right. I know my rights and and I called you guys because I want to be protected. I want I want to feel protected. >> Landlord witness it. >> Did the landlord witness it? What about the other person there? The guy with the glasses and >> that guy >> the shower cap. >> He's really cool. His name's Demani and he's like, you know, he's been one of the people that >> Did he witness it? >> No, he wasn't in the kitchen. >> Just the landlord. >> Said I don't want to press charges. I'll go get a hotel room right now. I have to get out of here. I I have so much writing on my new life. Please, please pull some strings for me. Okay, I'm in I'll go get a room right now. I swear to God. >> Did you witness this incident in the kitchen with me? >> Like I said to the other officer, this has happened before. [music] The cops came out. Um >> the cops, I believe it was like three officers that came out. >> Um >> did he strike her in the face at all? >> Uh it was me. report. >> There was another guy uh that was watching, but I guess he left somewhere, but he no one no one hit anybody. Uh he had his hand out like this and she kind of like ran into his hand. >> I don't know how she did that. Walked into his hand and I was like, "What's calm?" >> It's just been tensions brewing for quite some [music] time and that's why she's been looking to get out. >> That's the nature of the beast. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Like you said, when you got five people up there, >> it's horrible. It was like going back to college. Are you guys just roommates? >> Yeah. Dating? >> No. >> Husband, wife, kids in common? Nothing like that? >> Yeah. No. >> Okay. >> Y'all just share this house as separate separate rooms. >> Everybody have a separate each rooming, you know, separate spaces. >> How long How long have y'all been staying here together? >> I'm not sure. >> Well, the thing is when we showed up, we didn't exactly know what was going on. And she refused to answer questions and refused to follow directions. So, she's kind of at where she's at because of stuff she did. Not to y'all, but you know, we're not going to come here and mess around when there's six people standing out front and she's acting like that and we tell her, "Stop. Tell us your name. Calm down." And she tries to run into the house. >> I'm going to go get her name and all that stuff. >> The only offense was Maria's repeated refusal to follow lawful orders during the investigation. As she was now beginning to learn the hard way that knowing your rights doesn't mean disrupting police work. >> I don't want to hold her in your car, but I pulled my my nail polish off. I can I just put the door on? >> Oh, sorry. I don't want nuts. >> What is your What is your name? >> My name is Maria. I'm really sorry about this. I just woke [music] up and and I it just startled me and then I just took the opportunity to kind of confront him and then he hit me and hit me with your finger, but like it's still [music] it's my right as I just wanted to make a point. >> Can they keep your dogs? >> Who? >> No. >> You don't let them keep your dogs. >> No, I mean no they can. Are you arresting me? >> Yes, I already told you that. And I already told you we're beyond that. Okay, [music] so let's just move past that. >> Well, how do I do this? I don't know how to go to jail. >> Well, I'll tell you. You go up there. >> You're processed inside. >> Can you please get me out of this? I cannot go to jail. I don't understand why. >> I want to answer your questions, but you got >> I don't understand why I'm being arrested though. Like, I haven't committed a crime. And I have >> You did commit a crime. >> How? >> When we show up to investigate a reported crime and you refuse to follow directions, >> I was told by the office to be [music] upset. You tried to run away from police. >> I was upset. It was scary because this man hurt me and now he's [music] getting away with it. >> Well, and I don't know. >> I spoke to there said that that didn't happen. No one did anyone. [music] >> Oh, okay. Well, he does put his finger in my face and he hit me in the face. >> Unfortunately, you don't have any injuries [music] that I can see and no one else is saying that that happened. >> Okay. The the the >> DI [music] can I can you bring him over so I can talk to Can you tell him that >> take care of us? Yes. >> Don't I need my ID or anything? Like my door is not locked. >> But I mean, if you want to take something, we can probably get it from your room. >> No, I don't want anybody going through it. Only Demani. Demani has access. He's allowed. >> Demani. So, is there a purse in there? >> The boy right there. >> Right. I know which one it is. He can go get your Is it a purse or >> I don't need anything to go to jail. >> Wait, do I I don't know how to do this. What about my phone when I get out? >> I mean, you can take it. My Yeah, my phone's right there. >> Right. The purple one or the purple case on it. >> Yes. >> Yeah. I'm going to need that. I don't have any contacts down here, so I don't know where the deal is, how to get home or anything. >> Okay. We'll make sure that that goes with you. >> Please do. >> And will you ask him to please take care of my animals? [music] >> Yes. Do a cat. >> No one else is allowed in my room. Demani can. >> Okay. >> Okay. Cuz I I trust him. >> All right. >> I'm not really going to jail, am I? >> I'm feeding the carpets. >> Oh my god. Can you have him call Cracker Barrel and tell them that I cannot come in? Or can you hand me my phone so I could talk to my dog? I I literally picked up a shift for somebody if I don't show up. That's somebody else getting in trouble, too. >> I'm just a waitress, dude. Like, I'm not anything special. >> I heard you. >> Oh my god. Will you bring me my phone, please? >> Maria was placed under arrest for obstruction of a police investigation. Next up is an argumentative Karen who refused to take leave for an answer and by doing so turned a breakup argument into a fullscale police response. >> Quit knocking on the damn door. He already said he doesn't want you here. [music] I will sit through and put you in handcuffs. Do you want to go to jail? >> Get the out of my face. >> Get on the sidewalk and [music] walk home. >> You get out. >> Get out of the car. >> Got it. I got it. >> March the 29th, 2025, an officer spotted a woman aggressively [music] pounding on her ex-boyfriend's door. As he stepped in to intervene, he had no idea he was about to deal with an arrogant [music] Karen. >> He already told me he doesn't want you here at the house. >> Then quit beating on the door if he doesn't want you here. >> Huh? >> Then quit beating on the door if he doesn't want you here. I know. I know. I know. But >> quit knocking on >> Quit knocking on the damn door. He already said he doesn't want you here. >> He He ruined my car. >> He didn't do anything. >> Yes, you wasn't there. He left me over there in GR. I swear. >> Okay, then you should have called or done something over there. >> He said, "My car is not working. He need to take me home." >> He doesn't have to do anything. >> Oh my god. Where do you live? >> He's talking to me. He was talking to me. >> Can he please talk to me? >> Yeah, it looks like I'm domestic. I'm fine. hate me all the time. He >> quit knocking on the door. >> I'm scared of you. Don't >> then get away from the damn door. >> Banana, please. >> He already told you he doesn't want you here. >> I will sit there and put you in handcuffs if you don't stop. >> He needs to >> No, he doesn't do have to do anything. >> Beno, please don't do this to me. >> So, where do you want to be dropped off? Cuz obviously your car is messed up. >> Yes, because of him and Gran and he knows. Stop. >> Don't talk to me because he doesn't go in handcuffs. You supposed to You don't supposed to touch me. >> I can touch you if you quit. >> Don't stop doing that. He already said he doesn't want you here. >> I want to respect the store for real. I'm so sorry. I don't want to respect you. I just need to talk with him. >> No, you don't need to talk to me. He doesn't want to talk to you. >> He He called He already came out and talked to me. >> I already know every Exactly. That's why he called you. He I was Look, I got like >> I don't care what happened over there. No, >> he doesn't. What? >> Don't touch me like that. >> I will touch you. I said stop. >> Record you. >> What? [music] >> You're recording me, too? >> Yes, I'm recording you. >> Touching me like that. >> And I told you to stop hitting this house. >> Okay, Beno, please. >> I [music] can give you can get in my car and I can take you home because you can't be here. >> Okay. Okay, I understand. But can you can I please I just want to talk to you. >> No, he doesn't want to talk to you. >> Why not? He >> cuz he already told me he doesn't want to talk to you. He didn't do anything. >> Yeah, he did. It's cuz you didn't see it. That's why. >> Then you can deal with that later. >> Can you please just get away from me? I'm not >> No, I'm not getting away because you >> I'm just don't >> He doesn't want you here. So, he doesn't He wants the police to make you leave. >> Despite being told the homeowner didn't want her there, the Karen refused to leave. And like any true Karen, she wasn't about to be told what to do. >> Don't leave. You're going to get arrested. is Kirk car's messed up out there. >> Oh, >> no. One back with the flashers going that >> No, I told you to quit. He already told me he doesn't want to hear. >> I'm just ducking knocking the door like a human. I just understand English. You're going to understand Spanish. >> Yeah, I just want to talk. >> You cannot. He doesn't want because my guy is running because of him. >> He doesn't want to talk to you in the street. Help me to to >> I already told you we give you a ride home. No, listen. >> I will pull you off those steps if you don't stop. >> Sir, I don't I don't want to argue with me. I >> Dan, I He told you he doesn't want to talk to you. >> He want to tell to you, but he didn't say anything to me. He up my car and you didn't see that because he was in Grand Avenue. He He came walking, right? Because he >> No, he didn't come walking. He came out of the house >> because he was he was in my in my car. He came running. >> No, he didn't. I watched him walk out of the house. >> No, I know. Get out. >> You want to go to jail? >> No, I don't want to go. >> Then get off the steps. I just wanted to tell you I was really writing out a parking ticket. >> Come off the steps or go to I don't care. >> How I'm going to leave? Sorry for my car is not working. >> Well, I already told you we give you a ride home. >> My car. Okay. >> I drop you off. >> How I'm going to pick up my car from this? >> Then call a tow truck after you get get some time to sleep it off. >> My car. Okay. Just just let me see if I can drive my car. >> I don't I don't know if >> your car's messed up. >> Are you taking care of him? >> You want to get arrested? >> Is that what's going on? >> Who Who is doing something? Do you saw something? >> Because of what? >> Smash on his door with that. >> With what? >> After we just told you to knock it off. >> Saying that I didn't do anything. >> Okay. >> You're saying that I didn't do anything. >> Did you crash? What happened? No, I didn't cross my car. Can you please stop like ask me question because I don't I'm not going to ask question. >> I'm not going to ask. >> You messed this thing up somewhere. >> Yeah, because of him. You don't know the whole story >> and I don't and >> because you keep eating on somebody's door. Nothing that happened here. >> Some people haven't. >> I'm going to wait for someone pick me up. I'm not going to be here. >> We can take I can take you and drop you off somewhere. [music] >> 186 Grand Honda. >> He didn't bring you here. >> I told you. What the hell? >> He didn't call me. >> Huh? >> I was parked out in front. >> He walked out the house and came out there. He say, "I don't want you here." >> Yeah, because someone called you from here. >> No, >> I don't know. >> He came out. >> I'm not answering questions. Can you stop asking your question? >> Can you ask your drink? Can you stop asking me? >> Did you drink tonight? >> Can you stop asking me question? I'm not going to ask the question. >> Did you drink? >> Oh my god, this girl be a problem, right? >> You should probably go home. >> And you don't go home and I don't see you calling anybody. >> Yeah, this thing isn't really drivable. >> What? Like you're just driving. You saying that I was drinking? >> No. You tell me. You tell me. I'm ask question. >> I'm asking her question. Let's call somebody. >> I have no idea where she would have [music] crashed this thing, but >> Oh, I figured that. >> Can you put the tire iron down? >> The tire. Put it down. >> The Karen argued, talked over officers, and challenged every order, pushing their patience to the limit. >> Do you want to see Do you want to hear him? His voice. I don't want to hear him. I already talked to him. >> Because you already believe him. Like >> it's nothing for me to believe. He just says he doesn't want you here. >> Exactly. Because he destroyed my car and then he called you and and went to talk to you because he knew that I was going to come here because he my car. I wasn't driving. He was the one who was driving. >> Okay. Then >> so he got here with the car is what you're saying. >> He he was the one who was driving my car. Not when not when you guys >> over there and people over there from the street help me to change my tire and he and he left running and then you >> and then you drove here. >> No, no, no. I just parked the car. I didn't drive anything and I'm not answer questions like to to y'all. Like >> that's why you should go home right now. >> No, I can't. >> Yeah, I'm going home. I'm calling somebody. >> You were not calling anybody. >> Yeah, I'm calling somebody. He was supposed to give me take me home. >> Where do you live? I'm going to answer the question. >> He's already said on Grand Avenue. >> Call somebody else. >> Do you know why you don't answer the question to her? Oh my god. >> No, cuz I don't know where on Grand to take you. Do you want to go to jail? >> I don't. >> You're not calling anybody right now cuz you're you're sitting there beating on his damn door. Get away from the damn house. >> Why you talking to me like that? >> Cuz I can't. >> Cuz you want to arrest me. No, you can't. You're not my father. You're nobody for me. Why? Why you worry about it? >> All right. >> Why can't I even write parking tickets? [laughter] >> We got to take you home where you need to get picked up now. >> Yeah, I'm going to get picked up. [music] >> Yeah, we're not playing around. We're not a little girl. >> Nobody. >> I'm calling for somebody to pick me up. >> All right, we want to hear it ring. We need to get out of here. It's is >> it's either you're going to get somebody on that phone or you're getting in my car and I'm taking you someplace. >> Okay. >> Then you can then you can lock the door and come back and deal with it later. >> Yeah, I will. >> Then let's get in the car and go. >> Get in my car. I'll take you to Grand Avenue. >> I can't walk to Grand Avenue. I don't want to get in your car. >> Then start walking. >> Huh? >> Start walking. >> He needs to take me. >> No, he didn't bring you. Look >> right here. I'm no more in his privacy and you guys can leave right here. I'm no more in >> They're not leaving you is standing here. >> I don't care. But I'm no more in his privacy. He my car. He don't give a about me. He don't give a about nobody. He's been doing his and then he called the police >> or messed up enough to [music] where >> Yeah. I'm going to wait for somebody right here. I'm not in his location >> that's intoxicated on a city on a city alley. >> That's on private property now. >> Oh my god, he's so annoying. >> So get just walk away. >> Just walk away. >> You're still here. >> You're not walking. Get off. You're on private property again. You need to get off his car. Off that car. That's when you came back to Alonzo >> off of that 2015. >> I am getting tired of you holding that thing >> now. Get off trying to hurt me like this over here. >> I tried to hurt you so bad guys for real. >> Get off. >> You're holding a weapon. >> Get off the property or walk away. >> How old are you? >> It was obvious that she was mistaking the officer's patience with her for weakness. They had done their best tolerating her foul attitude [music] and loud mouth, but even the most golden of privileges don't last forever. >> You are clearly not listening to us. We told you you need to be off this property. You need to come off off the You're on some >> I am getting tired up off the sidewalk. It's off his property cuz I told you to be off this property. >> Jina Okay, >> you need to go. I can either give you a ride or you can walk home. >> Thank you. Thank you for touching me. You did it right. >> It's either that or you go to jail. >> I'm not in his property. I'm in the [ __ ] >> You can't be in the street. >> Don't touch me again. Don't get close. >> Get on the sidewalk or walk. Don't touch me. Get away FROM ME. GET AWAY FROM ME. GET AWAY. Go to jail. Get away. Why you going to get me away? I'm trespassing. I'm not trespassing on the street. Get the out of my face. >> Get on the [music] sidewalk and walk home. >> [ __ ] you. >> Like for real. Like I don't know where you be protecting that. You don't know nothing. No nothing. >> Well, you know you're on his >> touching me. Get off the street. >> Touching me. You be touching me and taking my arm and trying to >> You're trespassing. >> You're not. You just have police officers and you already tell me what to do and I'm going to decide if I do it or not if that's not how it works. Okay, get the out of my face. >> Trespass ticket for sure. >> I'm not trespassing anything. Can you go away? >> Well, you wouldn't leave. So, how you getting a trespass ticket? >> My idea. Can you get away from me? I require an ambassy. >> Officers finally had enough when the arrogant Karen took things a [music] step too far, prompting them to move in and take action. >> Some other guy came out there. He's like, "We can do something with that car." Like, it's on private property. I can't do it. He's like, "You can tow it?" He's like, "I'm calling now." >> Oh, he's going to tow the car. >> Mhm. Off his property. >> Oh, yeah. She's locked it. She locked it. Unlock the car. Come out. Jordan, GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. Get out. >> I'm scared of you. >> No. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't touch me. >> Get out of the car. >> I didn't do anything. You don't have per >> Get out of the car right now. >> Do anything. I didn't do anything. No. You can take me out from here. I'm not going to leave. Why you doing this? >> No. No. No. You know, like it's okay. >> Get out of the car. >> It's okay. I'm going to push. You know the car. >> No. No. No. The car. >> WHY? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> I WILL TASE YOU IF YOU DON'T GET OUT. >> YOU DON'T GET to tase you if you DON'T GET OUT. >> WATCH THIS. >> I'm just taking my car. Get out. Get out of the car. >> Got it. I got it. >> You're under arrest. I didn't do anything. I want you to get my heart. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Turn around. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Turn around. >> I'm not doing anything. >> We're going to walk. >> We're going to walk. >> I know. I'm not going to walk. Why? I wasn't doing anything and I wasn't taking my car. >> You know what I was carrying harass? >> Why? Why? Caress. >> Under arrest because of what? Under arrest because of what? Can you please like take me like this? I was just taking my car. I was just taking my car. Your neighborhood is a You see what he doing to me? Even if he hit me 38. >> I was just picking up my car. Why? I didn't What I did want to personally >> That's what you want to do. >> Yeah. You be putting a lot of force on me. I know that you wasn't One thing was clear, the Karen was arrested simply because she refused to walk away. But the drama was far from over as she began acting up even more inside the processing unit. >> Don't touch me. I'm going to see. Don't. Thank you. Finally, we shake it. Okay. Okay. Yeah. No, no, no. Okay. Okay. Okay. You want to see something else? Belly button. Okay. No. >> Can I have my phone? thought you guys don't tell me why I was arrested. I didn't do anything. No, because he just told you that. But I didn't do anything. Do you guys saw the thing? Okay. Okay. Baby, I complain. I'm not a [ __ ] little girl. I'm not as hell because of that. He hid me. He made me to do abortion when I was with him. He called me. Oh my god. I don't have anything for you. Be sure I got a fa. You know my booty. >> Okay, that's fine. You okay? You see >> a Karen was placed under arrest for criminal trespass, failure to obey lawful orders, and resisting during [music] detention. Up next, a pair of couple cars. D'Angelo and his girlfriend Howy walking into a police station and demanding accountability, but their shouting, threats, and refusal to leave ensured that they would not be walking out on their own. >> Not leaving until I make my complaint. Arrest me. >> I'm telling you now. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Put your hands down. >> Don't touch me. Put your hand back. Come on. Come on. COME ON. COME ON. COME ON. WHAT THE GET BACK UP. >> On October the 7th, 2024, inside the Ashrabenan public safety building in Wisconsin, D'Angelo and his girlfriend Howy arrived to file a formal complaint regarding a traffic stop and a newly installed stop sign near their home. Although they appeared polite at first, the officers would soon come to realize that they're one of the most ill-mannered individuals that they would ever come across. >> Hi, how you going? What's going on today? >> Okay. >> Thank you very much. >> What's that? >> Um, will you be able to step in and make a formal complaint >> about >> You did that already, right? >> No, this is another >> You got another police contact or what? >> Whole another situation just with um police contact and um just with regulations being put out I guess on my streets without it being public notice or anything as well. Like I just want to talk about the stop sign that the the recess stop sign that's there. >> Okay. >> Um it wasn't there before and I also talked to Swabard in the city and they said there was no no doicile for a stop sign to be put or even put up. We >> just want to know how the other day he got arrested for supposedly running that stop sign that didn't >> arrested for it. >> Yes, he did. >> Yes, he did. >> Either way, >> arrested is the same thing in the back of it is the same thing. And our lawyer has explained to us that it is the same thing >> under the fact that it was an illegal stop. It was but um >> so how is it that >> stop ran a stop sign that didn't exist and now a stop sign just appears on >> we just want to really make a complaint >> because the chief requested it be put there. >> Why is that? >> So that uh >> there was no there was no there was no regulation there was no regulations or code guidelines or anything. >> Let's go ahead. >> At this point the conversation was beginning to get pretty tense. The couple were a know-it-all type of people and were not prepared in any way to take a no for an answer. >> So I I don't understand why you want to complain about a stop sign >> because of the fact that it was we have recording of who was told to put it there personally. The employees that came >> decided to speak with us personally. >> Okay. >> And they were given instructions on to just randomly come put that stop sign there. [music] Right. Well, >> the chief of the chief of police, my boss directed that be put there so that it felt >> chief of police. your boss. >> Okay. [music] So, is he aware of the arrest and the chain that happened to me? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, he watched the video, correct? >> Correct. Yeah, we both did. >> So, after watching the video on me screaming at your your officers for arresting me for the stop sign that's not apparently there. There's apparently now a recess porta potty stop sign on my street. >> A recess portaotty. >> Yeah, that's what we call them. Um, and cuz instruction we call them like porta potty. They're like porta potty signs. basically little small recess stop signs, playground stop signs like kids at play stop sign. It's not a a legitimate stop sign there. It's literally a >> So you're saying it's not a full size normal stop sign. >> It's literally from here [music] to put there personally by the chief >> and the chief said that it doesn't really make sense to have one dead end have a stop sign and one not have a stop sign. >> There was not one on either of them and I have pictures to prove that. >> Okay. So just like and there's still not one at the other one. So I'm still not understanding how is it that again he left his house at 11:30 at night and was I know that >> I I watched the video. >> So then why is there any confusion about why we're irritated that you guys can just [music] throw up a stop sign now after you stop? >> The village has the right or the ability to put traffic control devices up if they see fit >> and they have the right to just arrest him for making one up. >> I'm not going to argue with you. He was not arrested. Honestly, he probably should have been with the way he was acting. You made threats toward a law enforcement officer, which is a felony. >> Sure. >> It's a felony. >> Mhm. Sure. What What was What was it before? >> So, why didn't he get arrested for that? >> I don't know why. >> Oh, >> but why was I honestly? He probably could have been. >> Why was he in front of my house in the first place? Why did he make the U-turn? Why did you sit in front of my mailbox? Why did he make a U-turn again and pull up behind me again after? >> Because he thought you ran a stop sign. That's why. >> Why was he in front of the house before he even left the driveway? >> I don't know. You see how like there's no there's no type of clarification or any sensible factors once he gets to the point. >> The video shows him driving down the road and making a U-turn. That's what you saw me and you you obviously seen him slow down and you can probably see him jerk on his brakes too. >> Okay. Do you have something new to complain about? >> It's the complaint about the stop sign that wasn't there before. It's an intimidation thing. >> Okay. So, I'm telling you, it's affecting me and my personal and also her. And we've been asking officers to not park on that street and they've been loving it. >> We've also there's also other things that have been going on in your street before that you may not be privy to. Okay. >> Well, they should have privied us to it because Well, that's not my problem because I'm falling under the rest of it and y'all are arresting me for no reason because of >> We [music] didn't arrest you. >> So, >> I don't I don't know what you think that putting somebody in the back of a truck. So the discovery happened my attorney contact you guys already. >> Okay. Is that your the basis of your complaint today is a stop sign? >> Basis of all of it. The harassment that all the police officers in here know what's going on and you guys think it's a [music] but nobody wants to see me outside of a uniform, do they? >> Everything today. Nobody >> and I haven't threatened any officer. I said sign a waiver [music] which is an agreement between two people to do something rightfully. >> Maybe I suggest you get a copy of the video then before you start talking. [music] I already have it. We have the full video. >> Then you should know you're not being truthful right now. >> I don't give a you're talking about. You're not being truthful. >> Your officers aren't being truthful either. >> Okay. >> Well, they were. >> Yeah. >> So, when this reach Listen, when this reaches the news, understand, deputy, what's your name? You do know that what you're saying right now is going to be news, right? >> Yep. >> And my mood and what I'm saying to you right now makes [music] sense. You're trying to deny the fact that the stop sign is there to regulate me. >> Instead of filing a simple complaint, the couple argued semantics, talking over [music] officers and accusing them of lying and conspiracy, pushing the situation closer and closer to the point of no return. >> So, what was I? The guinea pig, the freest interrupting. >> Was I the Was I the freestyle guinea pig? >> Was I the freestyle guinea pig for the stop? Well, I'm here. You guys like me being here. I'm not leaving until I make my complaint. arrested complaint down the hall. >> No, I'm not. I'm trying with you. You have not pulled out a paper. You have not pulled out a paper. You have not filled out a pen. You have not followed any instructions that we've asked you to do and we've been respectful. However, you keep wanting to cover for your races partners. Keep it up and we're going to sit right here. Take me to jail cuz I want my complaint filed right here or you're going to take me to jail. >> Let's go. >> I asked you for a file a complaint. You have not pulled out a paper. Listen to me. You have not filed. You've not pulled out any paper, no pen, no nothing. What are you doing? You just sitting here to talk to us to converse. >> You don't even want to bring us back here. You're trying to have this entire conversation complaints now. >> Sick of this. >> And I asked you to give me a statement. I still >> I've been trying to. You have not written anything down. What statement are you talking? Do you have a very Do you have a great memory, sir? Because last time we came here, we explained it to you and you still are talking about the I'm telling you now, these little here, your little new officers you got on duty, [music] the next time I catch them in front of my house, I'm guarantee I'm going to walk outside and we're going to have a chat and it's not a threat. We're going to have a me talk. >> We tried and you're not hearing us. Write the complaint down. I don't give a It's about a mouse crossing a street and it had a blue uniform on. Write the plank. Write it. Because we're complaining about your chief and your employees and your coming to my address and arresting me, pulling me out of my car, my house, and then harassing me and telling me to go back in my house while my car is parked on the street in front of my address. Now your officer made the mistake. Heed up and he admitted it. Now the stop sign is there after it wasn't. Explain to me why are you and your personal chief taking an executive order to put a stop sign there [music] when it wasn't supposed to be there. So now you guys know what you did after your chief watched the video. After your chief watched the video. I want to give you the basis of my complaint. >> After the chief watched the Don't touch it. to the chief. Watch the video. >> Let's go out. >> Turn off the light. >> Now you turn off the light. >> Angela, let's go. >> Yeah, let's go. >> Baby piece of trash. Get the out of my way. [music] >> Come on. And guess what? When we come back, don't touch my G. Don't touch my baby. Don't touch Let me Let me excuse you. Hold this. >> This all unraveled because emotion replaced logic and warnings were ignored. Then in a single moment, everything exploded as D'Angelo completely lost control. >> You want to make a complaint? We tried to make a complaint. Tell you how to do that. >> We tried to make complaint with you. So now what we going to do about it? I tried to make a complaint. Right. Hold this. >> Step out. Step out in the hall. >> I tried to make the complaint with you. Right. >> Step out in the hall right now. >> Cuz I want Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. You can't take me. >> I'm telling you now. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Put your hands. Don't touch me. Put your hands on your back. >> Don't touch me. I tried to make my complaint. I tried to make my complaint. >> I cannot wait to see. >> I tried to make my complaint. >> Can't wait. >> I tried to make my complaint. >> That was bad. >> I tried to make I know I didn't tell you. And I said, "Get your hands off me." Whoa. Down on the ground. >> You are What the [ __ ] Come on. STOP. COME ON. >> STOP. WHAT THE GET back up. Get the people with you. >> Get off of my Get off her Get the Get the Get off MY [screaming] >> He's moving on your stomach. >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH. >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH. Don't worry about it. >> Don't worry about it. [screaming] You said you're >> [screaming] >> my girl. You want to change my mother? LET ME HAVE THIS. You want to take my You want to take my girl? >> I swear to God. I swear to God. I swear to God. No, let me tell you something. If I want to walk, I'll walk. You got >> I'll walk. >> Get off my deck now. Walk on your neck. >> Get off my deck. I'm walking. Get off my deck. >> Where are we going? [music] >> Where are we going? Cuz you're done. You're done. Good luck. Good luck. And my girl, you're done. You're done. Step on my shoes again. Step on them again. >> Step on him again. >> I'm okay. >> You're a racist prick. >> You're a racist. You know that. You're one racist. >> One racist. >> You got to settle down here. >> No, I'm good. Watch this. You push me. Watch. You push me. You should have never touched me or my girl you came to complain about your racist ass people and you're mad. You want to turn the lights off on >> I was trying to explain you. >> This is exactly the situation. >> Yeah. Go me. Yeah. Go. >> Both were taken to the ground and restrained as the shouting continued, [music] turning a simple complaint meeting into a full-scale arrest inside the police station. This isn't even the first complaint or the second complaint or the third complaint about Ashwab and they have been harassing [music] the Angelo ever since I've known him and before I've even known him. He's lived here for almost 3 years and this is constant. And I'm here trying to help him [laughter] and we going to help him. And it's like it's like this is a giant nightmare that we can't wake up from. And the people that are supposed to be helping us are the ones who are doing wrong against us. and I don't understand how to make it stop. >> Now we're in here trying to make a complaint about the fact that the stop sign just appeared and he won't even take the time to to to make the complaint for us. He just shut off the lights on us and said, "Get out." >> This isn't acceptable. None of this is acceptable. The fact that I am in handcuffs is not acceptable. The fact that D'Angelo is in handcuffs is unacceptable. All we wanted to do was come in here and make a complaint about the harassment. So, >> okay. Going to jail. >> Okay. So, I'll be transported to >> Yeah. You have a report with her. >> Okay. Um, so you're going to go to jail for >> for disrolling conduct, for resisting and battery to an officer. >> So, that's where we're at right now. He is also going >> Why? What did What did I do to deserve those charges? Tell me what I did to deserve those charges. I've never been arrested before in my entire life. I came in here today to get help to make a complaint and I am in handcuffs now and so is D'Angelo. >> All I can say >> because we asked for help. >> I understand that. So my point of view, all I know is that when I came out, everyone was sprawled on the floor fighting. Okay? So I wasn't there beforehand. All I know is that I helped take you into custody, which is why you're handcuffed. So I don't >> He was being arrested and you interfered [music] with that arrest. You can't do that. Okay. He would have stood there doing nothing. You >> stood there and do nothing while you while you do that to him while you while you both attack him and and put him in cuffs for no reason and tase him for no reason. You're kidding. >> Would you stand there if your wife was being treated like that? Do you think that you would stand there and do nothing? You'd stand there and do nothing. >> That's where we're at right now. Okay. >> What's wrong with you people? [laughter] >> You will have a court date to explain your side of the story. >> What is wrong with you people? Go ahead and stand up. >> D'Angelo was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting an officer, initially facing felony counts, including battery or threat to law enforcement. [music] Hy was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting, and battery on law enforcement. That couple was totally unhinged, but they're still nothing compared to the next guy, Roy Bates, who turned a routine arrest into a full-scale violent standoff that nearly turned No, no, no. Stop room. We're in the front room. >> On January the 4th, 2024, officers went in to arrest Roy Bates for violating an active protection order. What they didn't realize was that this encounter would be anything [music] but routine. >> Oh, this is nasty here, bro. >> It is. Tell you what, this is a dusty. >> No. Hey, would you mind stepping out here and talking with me? Now we'll get that dust on there. >> I understand. Yeah. >> Um well, what I'm doing I'm doing is um um >> dude, this whole roof is >> So you got no insulation in there? >> Nothing, dude. We're getting ready to do all that stuff right now, but it's taking me a little bit of time. >> I I put I work my ass off in here all the time like a Tasmanian devil, man. But when the kiddos go back to school, I got to limit my time. So >> yeah, >> I'm trying to get as much has a tiny like this for you. >> No, I got you. Hey, >> get your most use out of my dumpster. What's up, sir? >> So, listen here. Here's why I'm down here. So, my chief actually asked me to come down here. Apparently, the state's attorney's office reviewed a report on you from December 4th, 2023 on a order of protection violation regarding your neighbor. You know anything about that? >> No. >> Okay. Well, apparently he got an order protection on you or at least Are you aware of that? >> Uh, not no. I mean, I I heard, but it's hard to, you know, we're so close, you know. I mean, I I I bust my ass trying to get here. Sometimes I work out maniac game. I don't think about I just go crazy when I'm working. It's kind of like an exercise workout for me, you know. >> I got you. >> Knocking this stuff out of here is fun. >> Yeah. And I And I'm new to this. Uh >> you're new. >> No, no, no. I'm not new. New new. I'm new to this report. So, I don't really know the details of it, but the state's attorney's office believes there's enough there to charge you on BP. So, I need you. >> No, no, no, no, no. Not yet. No, no, no. [music] Stop. Stop. Stop. Let's see. Okay. >> All right. We We got to talk to you. You going to come out? >> No. You're going to leave me alone. >> Within seconds, verbal resistance turned into an armed standoff [music] as Roy barricaded himself inside. The officers were forced to call in backup as they prepared for stricter measures. >> I did not bother [music] any of you. >> He's at the door now. >> No reason. I did not bother him. I'm trying to work. >> Okay, but listen to You can't use him. Put the weapons down. >> So what? You just came at him with a box cutter at the door. >> Put the weapons down. >> Okay. Now >> Hey, this is down. >> This happened at the door. >> So he'll do it at the door if he has to. >> You okay? >> Yeah. Got the worst. >> Hey, I got the thing. I got it right here. >> Ram. >> You got the ram. >> Last chance. Come on now. Drop that weapon. >> I'm about to break that window and get a look at him before we get in there. Let's ram that window. >> In the back. >> Yeah. Let's just go to the back. >> Put down the weapon. All you got to do is >> he comes to the back. We'll go to the front. Right. >> Okay. If I hear you put yours down, I'll put mine down. >> Go away. Hey, if you can grab the kids, go upstairs, go in this far bedroom or something like that. Please get away from those windows. Okay. Thank you. >> Is he at this door? >> Chain. >> Keep going. >> Chain. >> Keep going. You'll get the chain. You got the chain. >> No, IT'S STINKING THE THING. STOP. COME OUT THE DOOR NOW. >> Back up. One more. >> Should be hands. >> We're in the front room. We're in the front room. >> Can't see. This is where they at. Where they at? >> JUST STOP NOW. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> STOP. WE'RE INSIDE. WE'RE INSIDE. WE'RE INSIDE. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. SHOW ME YOUR ASS. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> SHOW YOUR ASS NOW. SHOW YOUR ASS AGAIN. HIT HIM AGAIN. PUT ON YOUR FACE. GET ON YOUR FACE. GET ON YOUR FACE NOW. GET ON YOUR FACE. >> GET ON YOUR FACE NOW. GET ON YOUR FACE. GET ON YOUR FACE. GET ON YOUR FACE NOW. GET ON YOUR FACE. GET ON YOUR FACE. GET ON YOUR FACE NOW. GET YOUR FACE. >> HE'S got a knife. He's got it. He's got it. >> WHERE'S THE KNIFE? WHERE'S THE KNIFE? >> LET GO OF MY GUN. LET GO OF MY GUN. Stop now. >> No, please. HEY, >> STOP NOW. HIT HIM AGAIN. I'M GOING TO YOU. Hit him again. I'm going to pull the door. Don't get in. Get in. >> Don't do it. >> SHOW YOUR HANDS. SHOW YOUR HANDS. SHOW YOUR HANDS. >> Where you at? You okay? Despite being overwhelmed, Roy continued shouting about lawsuits and paperwork, [music] insisting the arrest was illegal, while officers looked for a way to finally secure him. >> Hit me on the head. I'm good. >> Let's finish this. >> Ram, >> it's over. Come on with the base. Show your hands. >> Show your hands. Hands up. >> GET ON THE GROUND. PUT YOUR HANDS AND open the door. >> ON THE GROUND. PUT your hands on your head. >> Mr. Bates, just give it up. >> Mr. Bates, it's done. >> He's done. It's done. >> It's done through you guys. >> Okay, you mother. It's okay. Okay. >> All right, Mr. Bates. We're done. >> Okay. >> All right. We need to get up. >> Leave me alone. >> We need to get up. Mr. Bates, >> stop it. Leave me alone. >> Mr. Bates, we're >> not bad people. >> We're not bad. >> Yes, you are. >> Come on. Come on. >> I know who you are. >> Come on, sir. >> I know what you are. Come on, Mr. Bates. Let's go. Come on, Mr. B. >> You guys need to stop. Just stop. Stop it. Stop it. I'll get up. Give me a minute. >> Okay, get out. Come on. >> Give me a minute. You guys are horrible. There's no reason came to my house. No. >> Where's the reason? What is it? Protection. >> How? Why? What day? >> What day? >> Show me. What day? >> Got an officer, too. >> You guys came to my house. I wish. You didn't have no reason to come in here. You showed me no paperwork. Nothing. You just charged in my house. >> Mr. Spe, >> you charged [music] in my house. YOU SHOWED ME NO PAPERWORK OR NOTHING. NOTHING. >> We got to go. >> Yeah, I guess. >> There might be a 13-year-old daughter. >> His daughter might be up there. >> It's fine. Put it back down. Put it back down. >> Get in. >> Get under your feet. Come on. guys over here. Let me give you a minute. >> Hey, we might have somebody else up here tonight. >> She gave it up. >> She gave it up. >> Stop. Just stop. >> I know. It's fine. Come on. You're not going to >> give me a minute. Let me calm down soon. Everyone of you. Every one of you. I'm going to get sued. Every one of you. Where's my paperwork? Where's the paperwork? Okay. Let's go. They'll just push me too far. >> No. Don't stop this. >> They'll just push me too far. Hold just push me too far. H just pushed me too far. H just pushed me too far. H just pushed me too far. H just pushed me too far. H just you got just push just push me too far. H just push me too far. H just push me too far. H just push me too far. Hell just pushed me too far. Make sure we check him. >> Yeah. Hold still. That was just pushed me too far. >> You show me no prep work. >> Put your foot in. Thank you, Mr. B. >> Even after being outnumbered, Roy did not go down without a fight as some officers took the full force of the struggle. >> Oh, yeah. I hit you with that metal pipe. >> Where's the screwdriver? That's what I want to know. Uh, it's all >> too a little lower. >> No right to come to my house. It's not held. This house is mine. >> I'm just pushing you with your farm. I'm going to sue every one of you. I'm going sue all of you. I'm going sue you. I'm going sue you. I'm going sue you. I'm going sue every one of you. I almost sue every sued every one of you. >> Okay. Here's here's the deal. >> Hospital. Take it from me. >> We're We're at the hospital. >> Okay. If you don't go along, >> I'm going >> with everything they're going to do in here. You pull your like you did there at the house. >> We're going We're going straight to the paddic cell at the Christian County Jail. You got it. >> I scared you, boy. Take me ahead. Let's go. My dog. >> I'm just going to go. I'm going. I'm going. as soon as you can. >> You got you got restraints. We're going to need them. >> Do you need attention? >> Well, I'm going to have to I think he got me with a screwdriver, to be honest. >> Yes. >> Yep. Got me a couple times. >> Lloyd Bates was eventually charged with attempted homicide, attempting to disarm a law enforcement officer, armed violence, and multiple counts of aggravated battery on an officer. Here's another entitled Karen who thought the rules did not apply to her until reality hit hard. >> Your ID real quick. >> Um, I don't have to show it to you. >> Now, turn around. Face that way. Face that way. Put your hands behind your back. >> What? >> Don't fight. >> Well, actually, I think you have to call your supervisor. >> This. >> Would you please call your supervisor? >> My bag. >> That guy had no authority, and you don't have the authority to do this either. On the 20th of October 2024, officers responded to a public facility after a report of a woman claiming she had the right to be in a restricted area. The arrival of the police would suggest that the situation would be resolved, but no one was ready for the entitlement showdown they were about to face. It's >> my understanding this gentleman's asked you to leave. Is that a problem? >> I don't think I have to, right? >> Yeah, you do have to. >> Based on what? >> Uh based on this being private property. >> It's not. It's public. >> It's not. It is it's owned by the city. >> That doesn't mean it's that doesn't mean it's open to the public, especially right now. >> It's part of the park, which is why it's open to the public even right now. >> Not this area. This area is clearly fenced in. >> The fence was open so that you could get in >> and um I've worked here on several [music] nights. The security guy knows that I come here and work and it's never been >> it I I I understand that. It might have been okay in the past. Can I see your ID real quick? >> Um, I don't have to show it to you. And why? >> If you leave right now, you don't have to show it to me. He's asked you to leave. So, technically, you've already >> the authority. He does. >> I run the building. >> He does have the authority. [music] >> What's your I thought you said you were the tech guy. That sound >> I'm the technical director. I run the building. >> We don't need >> Listen, ma'am. Just talk to me. He doesn't need to get aggressive. And he's even not getting aggressive. >> He said I'm getting aggressive. He is not getting aggressive. >> He is, but he's not supposed to. >> Will you listen to me? >> We might listen. Listen very carefully to what I'm [music] saying. >> He has warned you. I'm I'm recording, too. It's okay. >> Grab it. B R A N I F. >> Yes, ma'am. He has asked you to leave already. >> That's a warning. So, you've already been warned and you're still here. You can be arrested for that. I don't want to have to arrest you. >> Public property. This guy's threatening me. Would you please call your supervisor? Would you mind doing that? >> Yeah, I'll do that. >> Thank you very much. Let's do that now. >> You're mistaken. >> Hey, sir. Hey, sir. Can you uh can you go see see if the other unit there? >> Thank you very much. >> I appreciate it. I'm sorry we're having this disagreement or this this um a difference of opinion on it. I know it is public property. [music] I know that if you look it up, you'll see that it's public property. >> This is closed. You can tell it uh has a lock on it. Not going in. Kind of like the library, right? But this isn't. And um there's a >> So if the library's doors are locked, >> if the library's doors are locked and you go inside and you refuse to leave, is that trespassing in your mind? [music] >> See, this isn't locked. This isn't what I asked you. That's not what I asked. >> You're not comparing apples to apples. You're comparing apples. >> Hey, hey, sir. Sir, sir, sir, sir. I I got it. I got it. >> Thank you. >> So, this isn't like that because this is part of a public park that's open until midnight. So there's a huge difference there. This is outside. I'm not like going into a closed place, right? This is open and there's nothing that says I can't be here. We know it's part of [music] the park. We legitimately >> listen. It's very listen. It's very important >> other parts of >> Okay, it's it's time for you to listen. I've been listening. Now it's time for you to listen. It's very important that you do what I tell you. Okay. >> Oops. >> It's very important that you follow command. Her excuse made no sense, but that didn't stop her from standing her ground, unaware she was setting herself up for a reality check that she [music] wouldn't enjoy. >> Now turn around. Face that way. Face that way. And put your hands behind your back. >> Right. >> Don't fight. Do not fight. >> You've been warned multiple times. I've given you multiple chances to leave and you will not do it. >> This gentleman has authority. >> I'm sorry. >> You could have walked away. >> I asked him to call a supervisor. He said that you would call a supervisor. >> And so I was waiting for him to call a supervisor. >> No, you leave when you're told to leave >> or this happens. >> Well, actually, I think you have to call your supervisor. >> This >> Would you please call your supervisor? >> My badge. >> You told me you were going to call your supervisor and I was waiting for you to do that. >> Like I don't like What is wrong with like the way you're acting? Like now you're going to jail. >> Have you ever been to jail before? >> Yeah. >> It sucks. Yeah, >> you could have just walked away. Everything could have been fine. >> Why didn't you just call your supervisor? Why did you lie to me and tell me you were going to call your supervisor when you didn't? >> None of that matters. >> Yes, it does matter. You have protocol and you have to follow it. >> Come on. Let's walk. >> Come on. >> We'll get you walk. You don't have permission. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Be careful going down the stairs, please. We're going through it. So, it's irrelevant. [music] Just walk down the stairs. Come on. >> What's your name? >> Partman. H A R. You should call your supervisor. You promised me you would. >> We're going to the car. >> Told me you were calling supervisor. I would call your supervisor. >> Let's go this way. All right. It's fine. You don't need to. We don't need a supervisor. >> No. >> Yeah, you do. >> We don't. I've [music] been doing this for 10 years. Today is my 10th year. Happy anniversary. >> Thanks. 10th year public land. >> I just need a little change. >> And I have tried [music] three times and I haven't. And I I have a bag of M&M's and I haven't had sugar all day long and I care about the M&M's. I do. I know. >> I don't have to. >> Well, it's a he was going to. >> Okay. Well, why would he tell me he's going to >> He's a newer officer. I'm a newer officer and I'm telling you no. >> Yeah, but you arrested me based on something that he said. >> Oh my gosh, there's mosquitoes in here. Let's go this way. >> So that you could arrest me. >> Oh my god. >> Seriously, man. >> This is I'm wild. >> This is way too much. This is You're wild. >> I'm This is way too much throttle. You could have just left. Now, you could have just your supervisor like you said you were going to. I didn't even hear any of that. What was the matter? >> Well, he did and he should have told you. >> You're not the [ __ ] >> Even in the midst of it all, she was convinced that she was in control, leaving officers questioning what was really going on with her. >> You need to asking you to call your supervisor. >> You don't need a supervisor. >> Yes, I do need you to call a supervisor. 21. >> Is that a supervisor? >> No, that's Sunshot. >> That's what? >> That's Sunshot. >> Would you please call your supervisor? >> I don't want to talk to my supervisor. >> I'm searching you. >> I'm not used to people grabbing my boobs. >> And I didn't grab your boobs. I'm searching you. >> Well, you need to tell me when you're putting your hands on my chest. >> You're right now. You're under arrest. >> I understand. Oh, you told me you were going to call your supervisor. everything because I was waiting for you to contact your supervisor. >> Let's have a seat. >> You said he wasn't coming or she was coming. >> So very much. I know. Come sit down. This is your words. Thank you. >> Yes. >> God bless America. But soon they'd come to see that this might just be the most unapologetically overconfident woman that they've ever dealt with. >> Hey man, will you give me your name? >> I'd like you to call your supervisor. >> Okay, you have to give me your name. >> If you don't give me your name, I'm going to charge you instruction. >> My name on that ID that you just picked up. It [music] has my Do you have a photo ID? >> Just rummage through my belongings without [music] my permission. You have no right to go through my stuff. She's hoping [music] it's all >> I keep [music] the bags. I have given you my I did actually [music] >> if the supervisor can hear this. I have asked for a supervisor and I expect the supervisor to show up. It's a chain of command and he has an obligation when a person asks him for a supervisor and I asked that lady pertaining. Are you guys police officers or detectives? [music] What do they police? He's a police officer. So, she's an officer going through my glasses and having a horrendous thing. It's terrible. If >> you do you have a Florida ID? >> I don't answer questions from cops, especially ones that won't call their supervisor. [music] You might need to >> Okay, I'm going to charge you. I'm going to charge you with obstruction. >> I am not obstructed. >> That is not you. >> That picture right there. >> That is not who maybe like 30 years ago. I'm asking for your identity. You have to give me that. You're under arrest. >> I don't I want >> Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? >> I want my lawyer. >> I'm serious. And I want my lawyer. >> You have to identify yourself. >> You have my ID in your hand. >> This I don't know that this is you. >> This guy has his ID in my hand. You put this here. >> I don't know that this is you. And this name that it says on here is Christine Scott. I'm not trying to insult your intelligence, but there's probably 20 Christine Scots within 5 miles of us. >> Did I tell you >> you did not give me your social? You did not give me a middle name. You did not give me your address. [music] >> I'm charging you with obstruction. >> You can go ahead. >> Yeah, I will. >> No kidding. You're not very nice. [music] >> I want your supervisor, jerk. >> Where's >> So, I want you to call your supervisor now. >> It is how it works. >> I don't answer questions. I understand. You're stealing my stuff. I heard you. You're stealing my stuff. I heard you. There is Yes. >> Okay. So, I bet you play your supervisor. I hear you. And you're stealing my stuff. And you feel so proud of it. This is what you do. What do we need cops for when this is what you borrow? >> The more she spoke, the deeper she dug herself in, convinced her so-called legal [music] expertise could outmatch the officers. >> How large? Howable are you? Not hor [music] >> I say not horrible. >> Well, so does the devil. There's nothing [music] here. No sign that says I can't go in there. This is a false rest. [music] That's what this is. Understand what that ramification is. That guy had no authority and you don't have the authority to do this either. [music] 8109 is the Florida statute for trespass. I'm aware of it. Are you? Do you know who owns this property? It's open until midnight. I have the right to be here. You have me [music] under false imprisonment right now and she's stealing my stuff and you're threatening me and refusing to call your supervisor. You are the devil. How dare you? 876.09 [music] is the statute. Look at us. I have not violated you. >> Your supervisor n >> I've been going through >> false arrest. >> Fake news. >> No, that's real news. >> Fake news. >> Really? No [music] sign says I can't be there. Not at one. And this park is open till midnight. >> That's not a part of the park. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it's not. Absolutely. Why do you think there's the Ruth Eert Hall contracts with the park and with the city? It is most certainly part of the lookup planning and lookup zoning. It is >> I've been here since the ground broke at this park. >> I don't care. >> That doesn't mean it's not part of the park. It just means that you're ignorant to the law on this fact. That's all. Miss stealing my stuff. >> I'm glad you think that's funny. I don't know. >> Did you know the Yankees are going to the World Series? I didn't care less. >> Have you been to the Panelis County Jail before? [music] >> I don't answer questions. >> I already asked for a lawyer. [music] I want a lawyer. >> Call one at the jail. >> And once I ask you for a lawyer, you need to stop asking me questions. >> We're trying to detail my >> This is imprisonment. >> You are exhausted. >> You got to like I haven't had someone as exhausted. care. >> I know you don't. >> I don't care for you at all. You are ignorant in my opinion of the law on this matter and you are violating my rights and you're wasting my time when I've got stuff to do. >> I got stuff to do, too. >> I could care less. >> Well, I don't care about your stuff. >> You're wasting my Oh, really? No kidding. >> No kidding. >> You've been on the force for 10 years. I'm going after your pension >> because this is a violation of >> your oath. >> No, it's not. >> Oh, I know you don't care about it, sweetie. It's obvious. >> In the end, the woman was charged with criminal trespassing, concealing identity, and resisting arrest.