I'm a transgender. I'm not supposed to to use coffee. Okay, hang on. >> I'm I'm a transgender. >> Have a chance to swim because this fat lady was on the lane for 1 hour. 1 hour. You tell them the truth. You are fat or ugly. This is the truth. >> Go. >> No, you heard me. You heard me. I want to make a >> Everything's on camera. >> Karens are undoubtedly entitled. But then there are trans Karens who try to play the trans card every time because they believe in their trans privileges. But while trans privileges may sometimes work, what happens when they come to learn a bitter lesson that trans privileges don't work every time? >> Are you stopping me because I'm a trans woman? Just target me. Push away from that lady to this lady behind me. She stopped. >> Are you serious? >> I get that you're homeless, but whose car Whose car is it? >> I don't know. I just came back here and laid down. Do it. >> Put your hands on your back. These are the moments when transarons thought that trans privilege worked every time. Starting off with the case of a drunk transaren escort who soon found out the harsh side of law enforcement after she refused to leave the premises of her lover and threatened the cops who asked her to leave. >> You right. I beat your n. This ain't what you want. N >> when I come back I'm killing all you. I'm a terrorist dog. On July the 26th, 2022, officers arrived at a housing authority apartment after a man requested help removing an unwanted guest. A transgender escort he had invited the night before. What should have been a simple removal turned explosive the moment officers approached the Karen who thought her trans status would earn her some sort of special treatment. >> I don't I don't know what you're saying. What's going on? >> What about her? Not pretty though. >> She do anything to you. That's not pretty. Put the bottle down. >> I drink you right. I'll beat your [ __ ] This ain't what you want, [ __ ] >> [ __ ] you got the right. >> Okay. This is what y'all going to do to me, [ __ ] When I get out, I'm kill. Oh, you put your hands behind. Now my hand [ __ ] don't do this to me [ __ ] I'm kill I'll [ __ ] you up [ __ ] my hands down and I I'll put my handcuffs in person. You better know what you doing. >> Yeah, that's great. >> You right now pick me up cuz y'all straight [ __ ] >> Okay, >> you right. Y'all better attack me. >> The scene quickly turned from tense to chaotic as the intoxicated Karen's defiance escalated. Even after being restrained, the transcarin continued yelling and resisting, forcing officers to work hard just to keep control of the situation >> for domestic battery and aggravated battery to a police officer. >> Now, who who shot a complaint? >> I am an ID. >> You get sign. >> I will sign a complaint. I don't give a >> This right here. >> You get my wife. She ain't bothering nobody. >> She get my ID right here. >> Damn right. >> Is this your bag? >> Yes. >> She sees my ID now. >> Let's go. >> When I come back, I'm killing all you >> I'm letting y'all know. >> I don't come at bad. Yeah. >> Stop walking away. >> I DON'T WALK AWAY. I WANT TO WALK. >> You can't you let me. >> I can't walk in there. >> I can't move in there. >> Okay. Could you let my hand I can't walk. I can't walk. Y'all got my hand. I can't walk. Please let my head go. >> No. >> I can't get up. >> You can. You just >> No, I can't. Y'all got my hand too. If you would put perfectly fine throwing stuff. All right, let's go up. >> Yeah. Yeah. Watch your mother's mother. >> I trust heaven. Stop taking stuff. >> Number two, >> sister. That's my name. >> Come on, let's go. >> I'll get it. >> No, I I move my hand. I was trying to use a [ __ ] >> You know, >> yeah. And I'm not going to let you 104. No one else is >> here. >> Thank you, sir. >> I'm slick, man. >> Correct. She's just >> right. I'm a terrorist. I'm a terrorist. Watch me all watch a cry. I'm a terrorist. And what's your name, [ __ ] >> Officer5. >> I don't give a name. I like this [ __ ] >> Y'all don't understand too. >> Let's walk. >> Come on. >> Bye. I'm terrorist. I keep telling y I'm terrorized. >> Get the out of my terror. Come back. I'm kill. Despite repeated attempts to calm the situation, the Karen's erratic threats made things spiral further out of control. >> I will be back. I told them if I fall >> like me right >> I don't give a [ __ ] what you >> okay I open the door my I know how to get >> I know how to get >> I know how to get like this n What about that? >> What about that? I'm see >> now you have a sick officer. >> I'm blue. >> I don't need no seat belt. >> You do. It's our policy. >> Name our policy. >> Policy. Keep the seat belt on you >> and take it off. Why? >> Even while being transported to the detention facility, the transaren didn't relent one bit, proving exactly why officers had to step in the way they did. >> Said please. >> No. Please my ass. >> You weren't doing that. >> Would you put the handgun to me? Hand me down. [ __ ] [ __ ] Think about that >> being around with one female 95 >> 46.0. >> I bet you when we get down my hands I'm going have my hand up in the front. I let y'all know I'm double I got watching. >> Watch. >> Can we just not make this any worse? >> Let's just get worse and worse. >> Let's just say seat belt is for your safety. >> Stop talking to me. Y'all want to think about that safety? But y'all want safety when y'all hand me down like that, you [ __ ] Cuz y'all straight [ __ ] one. Knock them the [ __ ] out. What about that? Hit them [ __ ] car. [ __ ] the police. Y'all straight [ __ ] I wish Hey was my man. He come out. He kill all you J police. >> Okay. >> You didn't run. >> Now you're just threatening. >> No, I don't give a [ __ ] I'm already [ __ ] up >> and I ain't been talking to you. No asking my name. You [ __ ] know my name. >> Okay. >> And I got CO 19. >> Okay. >> I'mma kill everybody. So leave me by my you know what y'all know. Y'all won't have any like y'all got time for my in front right now. You dumb. >> Okay. >> And I'm going back to the I don't care. So, give me a not talk cuz I'mma kill that fat [ __ ] >> Oh, you're not allowed in that building. >> SHUT THE [ __ ] ME, [ __ ] >> I'M NOT TALKING to you. >> Okay, >> I'm talking out loud. You can feel free to listen. >> Don't talk to me. >> You know my name. Don't ask me. I [ __ ] >> No idea your name. >> Okay. You already know my name, [ __ ] >> Couldn't tell you your name to save my life. >> Uh-huh. >> You already know my name. Co 19. Rock already. I know my [ __ ] >> B's 14 B23. Any 46 better know what that they do. That better be not a female. That can't me either. And you don't have to pay me down. I ain't got [ __ ] on me. >> Well, we have to. That's >> a [ __ ] I ain't got [ __ ] on me. Y'all better have my ID and my information. >> Mhm. You dumb. I'mma keep lucky if leave out of town. I know that going to hunt that [ __ ] down too. So that's another mother going to go to find that [ __ ] too. I promise you that. >> You realize you're on camera, right? I don't give a sitting here making all scar me [ __ ] I'm already got the seat belt up already. >> Well, that makes my job a little bit easier. >> There it is. Stay this [ __ ] I don't get one. It's hot. I always got the seat belt on. The seat belt already on. N smile. Smile. [ __ ] you. We kill all you. Y'all have a rock night. Y'all, >> you don't have to take a seat belt. I already did. I already I'm cold. >> Hey, do me a favor. >> What? >> Start fresh. Walk in under your own power so I don't have to pull you or anything like that. Okay. I already know I already know what Jordan you think somebody going to steal your dumb ass. I already know what they >> Ultimately the suspect was charged with domestic battery, aggravated battery, and criminal trespass. Moving on to another wild case where a suspect thought being transgender meant that she could get away with creating a scene at a swimming pool. >> Do you hear or no? >> Yeah, she just took her top off. >> Oh. I don't have IDs. I don't have I'm a transgender. I don't have >> fat people. I will not allow them in to travel in the airplanes. I will not allow them in the pool until they lose weight. >> Why didn't anything? >> Don't pull away from us. >> No, I'm not going. No, I'm not going to go. >> On March the 13th, 2025, officers in Glen View, Illinois, responded to a public pool following complaints about a trans woman who had allegedly caused a scene with both patrons and staff. officers reached the scene and talked to the concerned manager. >> So, I came out to talk to her and she starts asking what you said. I didn't hear what you said. >> Is she here still or no? >> Yeah, she just took her top off. >> Oh, >> she just took her top off now, but she was screaming. She just wanted her to leave. >> Yeah, she was yelling in my face and smacking my pretty ends in my face. And >> patrons. It doesn't seem like it. She seemed very Something's not right. >> Yeah. And I said to her, I'm like, you know, if you come, could you at least calm down? I'm happy to talk to you and try to resolve the situation. She did not want any of that. Screaming. I said, if you don't calm down, we have to ask you to leave the facility before have you removed. She goes, fine. Go ahead. >> So, where's she at? >> She's over here by those two guards. >> She by herself? >> Yes. >> As officers began their inquiry, the situation at the poolside was already charged and emotional. The first thing on the bucket list was to confront the trans lady who seemed to want to have the pool to herself and didn't mind harassing anyone who came close to it. >> Hi. >> Yeah. >> What's going on today? >> I pay a lot of money, $17. I didn't have a chance to do it because these fat ladies are occupying for one hour. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Why are we topless? >> Because I'm a man. No, I'm not. I'm a man. I'm not transgender. So I I don't use top. Okay. Well, they don't want you to be in the pool anymore. So, we're going to >> They don't want So, they have to reimburse you the money that I face. >> They might be able to do that, but can you gather your things? We're going to leave. >> I will leave. I will leave one. Not with you here. >> No, we're going to leave right now. >> I I will leave right now. >> I'm sorry. >> I you leave right now. >> You want to leave right now? >> I leave. But look how many things I have to gather my stuff. But no, you can you can go. Okay. >> No, no, no. We're going to wait here until you >> But what is the rules? Show me the rules that it says. Read the rules. Read the rules. No. >> Okay. Well, the the rules are that they can refuse service to anyone that they want. >> No, the rule. This is not a rule. Why? Why they want? >> Well, what? What? I'm a transgender. I'm not supposed to to use. >> Okay. Hang on. >> I'm I'm a transgender. You are You are against this? >> No, I'm not. >> No. May I speak? May I speak? Look at Look at him behind me. He has T. Look at him behind. >> I understand. >> He has a tap. >> May I speak? >> I'm not a man. >> Ma'am, I'm a I'm a boy. >> I haven't said ma'am. May I speak, please? >> Okay. Why? Why boys? I need to use >> this is that's beside the point. They wanted you to leave before you even took off your top because you're creating a scene here and and yelling in people's faces. >> I want to make complacent. I want my money back. >> That's fine. You can do that at the front desk. >> And I want to to about this this this that occupy the lane. What rule is that? Swiming for 1 hour and the young kids they don't have a chance to swim. They don't have to swim the young kids. >> I'm not sure what the the rule is about that you gather. >> So it's very bad. If the rule is not that, he needs to swim. Okay? Not that the fat lady, you know, they occupy the need to sleep. >> For some reason, she refused to back down, insisting on her right to be at the pool and arguing with police and staff about acceptable behavior. What started as a simple request to leave the pool site was now quickly escalating into a heated clash over personal rights and public rules. >> We have to try getting We're going to try their name. >> Yep. Do you have >> no I don't give any idea because I didn't break there no written rules that you cannot you that some show me the reason that she's 1 hour in >> 1 hour IN THE POOL AND NOBODY has a chance to get show me the rules THAT I PAY THE MONEY AND I CANNOT SWIM. Show me the rules. >> We're going to at the front. >> Yes. Yes. Show me the rules. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> No. I don't have IDs. I don't have I'm a transgender. I don't have >> Yeah, I don't know that that has to do with that. >> Look, put on put him. Look, he has >> This has nothing to do with your statement that you're I don't care what what if you identify as direct, you're leaving. It doesn't matter. >> No, it doesn't matter. But you insulted me because I'm transgender and if I broke with my cup, he has to put cuz he has books too. Okay. No, you have no I'm not I don't have to put more than than okay. So if you So that is very racial and I this is very bad what is happening. >> Okay. That's it. So if you tell me to to the top, you tell all the men, look, they are like fat men. They have dislike like this. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. So you put everybody to this is a a second when it's written that you can stay unlimited here. Look at the kids. Look at the keys. Look at the yard kids. Let me tell you this. They don't have a chance. >> She says that in the rules, but we have to go to the front desk to talk about the rules. Okay? So she's going to show you where it is in the rules when we get there. with the without she took my money and then she >> Okay, I'm sure you would have been avail the rules would have been available to you had you asked for them when you paid that money. If swim lanes are so important to you when you go to a public pool, then you can ask about the rules when you get there before you pay your money. >> Right now, you just need to gather your things and leave. Let's go. I know they want they want they want to trespass. So, we're going to have to get a name off her, right? >> But look, you are the public. You are the public. You said look at this. Look at the kids the young people. How crowded they are. When all these ladies of fat ladies sweeping for an hour, look when they have a chance to sleep. When when these young people when if if everybody stays for 1 hour or the old people and people like that. Look at that. She doesn't even swim. She's like like a frog. This to these legs. They have priority, not not >> Yeah. I want to see the rules about the insulted me and she insulted me because she's of the top. >> I'm telling you, you know what the best way to get would be? Just never come here again. Never give this wasted money again. >> For sure. >> As officers work to deescalate the situation, she soon came up with a new complication to try and mess up the situation for everyone. She was clearly entitled and wanted to have things done her way. But despite her attitude so far, she still had a chance to walk away without being put in cuffs. But it wasn't going to last forever. I want the money. I want the money. She's got >> Come here. You have another manager. Senator, you can make a complaint. Stop yelling. Guess what? >> Stop yelling. >> No, I need your name. >> He doesn't need them anymore. >> We need your name. We'll give you her name. We need your name. >> She need She need >> Yeah, exactly. Okay. Look, my boots are smaller than many mats here. Pull the mats to put in. >> My boots are smaller than all the >> Okay, that's enough. >> Yes. >> Now that's enough. Now you walk your way out. >> No, I I need I need my money back. I need my money back. Freaking >> Hey, can we back money back? I MADE $70. I COULDN'T SWIM. I couldn't swim. I couldn't do anything. There's a lot there's a lot of kids. >> Oh my god. What a >> There's a lot of kids around here. Stop. >> Kids and work your way out. >> I want to make >> You can make all the complaints you want, but >> Okay, great. >> Give me the document to make a complaint. >> Give me that document to make a >> She's going to give you your money back. Did you pay as a resident or a non-resident? >> No. $17. They charged me. Okay. Yes, >> ma'am. Do you have an idea? >> No, but I want to make a complaint. >> Listen listen. Let me let >> Okay. >> I'm I'm willing to hear your complaint. Let Let me just tell you about >> I understand. I understand. Listen to me for a second, though. Okay. >> You are going to be trespassed from this facility. That means you can never Hang on. Hang. That means you can never >> lie. I mean, I for the first time I put >> you. It sounds like you don't ever want to come back anyway, so it doesn't matter. But here's the thing. Who? I don't need any of I don't Yes, you do. Listen, listen. We need to document the situation so that when you do come back, >> no, I want to make a complaint. >> I understand. Uh >> complaint where you have little complaint where >> no little complaint. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> Look, I'm going to sit there. No, I'm I'm going to write a lot of things and I'm going to file to the the >> Do you have an ID on you? >> Police. >> Okay. What is your name? I don't have a name. >> You don't have your name? You don't have a name? >> No, >> I don't have ID. I don't have >> your 16 back. >> Why 16? >> Because it's either 16 or 13, you said. >> No, see, you charge me 17 for no resident. >> Look, it says here 17. >> Yeah, it's a savings that you get. >> This is what they charge me. 91. >> Can I have a box for this location? >> Can you give me the complaint? >> We'll get you all the >> for reasons best known only to her. The Karen launched into an unhinged rant, body shaming others, which considering her looks probably seemed a bit hypocritical. Officers tried to calm them down, but their patience was wearing thin, and it was clear that this encounter was headed towards an ugly end. Hang on. You You very rarely let me speak. Let me talk to you for a second. You calling body shaming people and telling them that they're fat and ugly is making this a very unfriendly place. Okay, >> this is not but this is fat fat. It's it's a truce. It's a truce. They they need to be aware of this and don't show in public. I will not leave the people in the airplan What is your name? >> Like fat people. I will not allow them in to travel in the airplanes. I will not allow them in the pool until they lose weight. Okay. This is what I will do >> here. Why don't we come sit on this bench over here? You You have such a complaint with how you're being treated. I have a sergeant in route. Okay. You can talk to the boss about how you've been treated. >> Until then, can you tell >> I'm more than surgeon. I'm doctor in surgeon. Whatever. >> Can you tell me your name? >> I don't need the I want to make a complaint to the party. >> She has probably breached the peace of quite a few people. Wouldn't you say? Okay. Listen. Listen. >> No, I just call them fats. Not >> they are. They are. >> You're breaching people's pieces. >> BUT THEY ARE. THEY are because they she I asked her to to move the because she >> What is your first name? >> No, I don't have her first name. >> Okay, here's the problem. >> There there is a there is a law that you are breaking continuously. >> You do what? >> Because you're breaching solely condom. >> No, if you tell them the truth, you are fat or ugly. This is the truth. You don't have >> I'm not sure what that meant. What What does that mean? What you just said? >> I told them fat and ugly. >> What does that mean? He said, I said, "Move, move to the lane. Leave the kids, the young people, so they have a chance to No, she didn't. She was there for 1 hour in the on the lane. I paid the same money as everybody." And I didn't have a chance to swim because this fat lady was on the lane for 1 hour. 1 hour. >> A fat lady? >> Yeah. >> How do you know that was a lady? >> Yeah. Well, you see, exactly. So, how do you know? How dare you come and tell me to put that up? How How is that possible? Well, where is proper? >> Why you don't put a man that I have boobs to wear tops? Why? >> Good question. I don't know. >> Okay. But see, >> the parks need to figure that out. >> Why? How they know I am a woman and I'm not a man? >> Okay. But prior to the dress code, prior to the dress code violations, there was other things going on. There was an argument going on before that. >> So, this she came like in top of this, she came on beside I tell her to leave the lane because she's swimming for one hour and they told me it's no rule. you can swim. So they come here, they occupy a lane for like 5 hours and other people like all the young kids, they were there and they crowded, you know, they don't have a a chance to swim because of these people. Yeah. And I told the other one, I don't know what she said. I said, I don't talk with fat people. That's you are fat and this is the truth. So what what you don't like to wear that this is not >> you said that to somebody. >> Yes. Yes. What they will say? I like to say the truth, you know. And this is what they don't know. Fat and ugly. They don't know. >> Do you think that people that are trying to enjoy their time with their families here would would think that's appropriate? >> Yeah. You know, they I would not. So fat people, they don't allow to be in the airplanes, in the pools, no in public places because >> they made me throw up. Okay. It's so ugly. One like that. They made me throw up. So I don't enjoy why they usually enjoy if I don't enjoy to see them. >> Her refusal to provide ID paired with their loud disruptive behavior in front of families and children pushed the situation to the brink and forced the officers into a tough spot where the suspect's privilege was not going to save them. Listen, listen, stop talking. Stop talking. I need some ID from you >> because you've committed the crime of disorderly conduct and you need I need to identify you. >> No, I didn't come. just told them that they are fat and angry and this is normal. Normal to say people you are fat and you don't belong here. No, she doesn't belong. >> That's not normal. That's not normal at all. >> I've been a cop for 15 years and I have never had that. >> Yeah. For you. For you. I come for you. I come from Europe. Okay. It's a >> Maybe maybe in Europe it's okay. This is America country. Yeah. It's a fat country with more of >> then you can go back to Europe if you don't want to be surrounded by fat. I don't This is not your problem. This is my problem. Okay. When I go Yes. >> Yes. But this this is the country with the more fat people and fat people need to be told that they are fat and ugly. So they do something. So you cross it right now. Yes, you have. >> Why? Why you Why you are not an arrest? Why is not true? To tell people that they are >> because that's not a truth. That's your opinion. >> No, it's not my opinion. It's fine. You can't see her, please. I touch I didn't touch anybody. I didn't say anything. >> You don't have to physically touch people. >> I DIDN'T TOUCH I didn't >> Where? Show me the rules. If you tell someone if >> you see where we are right now and why we're getting to this point, >> I'm saying you are fat or nothing. I said I'm not talking with you. Exactly what I said because you are fat or nothing. I turn my back. I turn my back. Yeah. You can't tell people that true and they have to be aware they are fat or okay. They are have they have to tell the truth. You have to tell the truth and they have to be aware you know and they the public place shouldn't allow people like that. Okay. To to have >> Okay. So do you want to identify yourself? >> Yes. So what is the problem? >> Do you have an ID? >> What is the problem? >> Well, you've committed disorderly conduct >> and we're on the verge of going to jail today. >> No, I'm not going there. No. >> No. I'm calling my my prospect police. I'm calling my prospect. Don't call my prospect. That's fine. >> No, I'm calling my >> Call my prospect. Please, just go away from the bags. There you go. >> Don't pull away from us. >> No, I'm not going. No, I'm not. >> I want to go. >> No, you hurt me. You heard me. I want to make a >> Everything's on camera. >> I want to put I didn't do anything. >> It's going to squeeze out. >> Not going. It's not It's not tight. >> I want to go to hospital because you hurt me. You hurt my hands. You hurt my hands. >> You hurt me. >> I don't want to. >> I don't I want to call my lawyer. I want to call my We can do that again. No. No. Now I don't want to have this. Okay. I want to call my lawyer now. >> Take all your stuff. >> No. My car is here. My car is here. >> I want to call my lawyer now. I want to call my lawyer. >> We can do that right when we get to jail. >> 911 121 in custody. >> I didn't do anything. This was true. Probably not. >> No, I don't. You don't go to jail because you tell people you are fast. No. No. You don't go to jail for that. >> Go to one behind. >> Take this because my hands are Look at my hands. I want to go to PL hospital to show >> listen look my hand >> your hand these are completely loose I can move them around they're position properly >> all right have a seat >> no I'm not going to look at >> us force you in here we don't want to do that >> I didn't do anything I didn't do anything you are you are the one And >> I want to go to Glu HOSPITAL BECAUSE YOU HURT MY HEAD. I want to call my lawyer. >> Okay. Okay. >> No. Give me my phone. I want to call my lawyer. >> We'll call when we get there. Okay. >> Um, >> you heard me. You heard me with this. I don't I didn't say to anybody. >> After investigations were concluded, she was charged with disorderly conduct. If you thought this was bizarre, wait till you see the next case of a trans Karen whose arrogant and crazy behavior during a traffic stop earned her a one-way trip straight to jail after she thought being trans meant she couldn't go to jail. >> And I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Nothing wrong. >> Okay. >> Okay. You just hit me because you saw my face. First of all, I'm a doctor and I I earned that because I study antivics and I save so many officer shot in the chest and I regret it since I met you. Let's go. Take me to jail. Take me to jail. >> On April the 20th, 2025 in Florida, an officer stopped a vehicle for having an obscured license plate. When the officer approached and asked for a license and registration, the driver immediately challenged the stop. >> Are you stopping me because I'm a trans woman? >> Okay, first of all, I'm officer transer with the Atlanta Police Department. Do you have your license and registration? >> Uh, do I have to give you this? What is the infractions I did? >> That's not how this works. >> Give me your license and registration and proof of insurance. >> Give this to you. I want to know the reason why. >> As soon as you provide the documents I've requested. No, ma'am. That's not how this works. >> Call your supervisor. >> I'm at >> and I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Nothing wrong. >> Okay. >> Okay. You just hit me because you saw my face. >> Ma'am, I've never even met you. >> Okay. >> I don't know who you are. Do you have your license, registration, and proof of insurance? I'm going to ask you one more time, and then this is going to go a completely different way. >> You going to arrest me? >> If you refuse to give me the documents I've requested, yes, we're going to go down that road. >> What is my infractions? I will give you >> That's not how that works. >> No, that's how exactly. >> This is my traffic stop and you are not going to dictate how this is done. Ma'am officer, >> I am not complaining about you stopping me. I am asking you my right to know why you have stopped me. What is my instruction? >> Let me explain to you three times now. >> I am not going to provide the documents if I did not commit a crime. >> That's fine. >> Period. >> Okay. >> Because you are discriminating on me. >> Okay. The tense encounter quickly spiraled as the driver accused the officer of discrimination and repeatedly emphasized her status as a doctor. In that moment, a situation which should have been a simple traffic stop that would have ended in a simple ticket was turning into a standoff fueled by their false sense of privilege. >> I'm the very well-known. >> Okay. >> And I'm going to call Betty Meer right now as we're speaking. >> Okay. >> The mayor, >> why do you have three different licenses? Did I just Did you just say what I said? >> I didn't actually. >> You didn't because you don't care. See, you don't care about people. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry you feel that way. >> No. >> Can I see your other ones as well, please? >> No, you cannot. >> It's a crime to have more than one. >> This is not a crime. This is my license and I'm not going to give it to you. >> Okay. Okay. >> Do you have the registration and proof of insurance as well, >> Miss Mario? First of all, I'm a doctor and I I earned that because I study antivics and I saved so many officer shot in the chest and I regret it since I met you. >> Okay. I'm sorry that big stink out of this. >> I'm sorry you fell that way. >> I did not do nothing. Okay. >> You just stabbed me because I was low starting on the red because the guy was telling me that my my tire is leaking. >> Okay. >> Shame on you. >> Okay. >> It's a temporary permit. Yes, it is a registration. >> This is a temporary permit receipt. >> The registration comes from the tax. >> Why are you doing this to me? >> It comes from the tax collector's office. >> Why are you doing this to me? I'll leave right there. >> Okay. I own a condominium on purview. You make me shaking in my boots for nothing. I commit it. Please stop it. I'm asking you please on my knees. Stop it. I also got a supervisor. And you know just just for your record I'm coming from my husband which is dying. Just for your record okay I'm sorry that I am out of my mind. I don't know if you have a husband or or a girlfriend or whatever you have but my husband is dying and it's not a lie. Okay. And this happened two days ago. It's on life support. Mercy peace. >> Okay. Well, again, I've asked you three times for the registration and your proof of insurance registration is >> okay. Do you have your proof of insurance? >> I do have my proof of insurance. >> Okay. >> I have never been stuck in my life. This is my first my first time. Check my records. >> Okay. The Karen continued citing personal hardships, including a sick spouse and the stress of moving as reasons for their agitation. But her unwillingness to cooperate only deepened officer's concerns. >> My driver license. >> Okay. But at no point does it say that we're required to explain anything to you about the reason for the stop. >> I want to be explained. I ask why did you stop me? >> Well, that would be an explanation, right? >> But why did you stop me? >> I just told you three times your license plate is tucked up into your Mercedes symbol. >> Okay. So, that is what Yeah. Orlando Police Department stopped a cardiothoracic surgeon on his way from the hospital, >> right? Just because you don't like the Mercedes, don't like the face and my plate is covered, which I don't even know because this is a brand new car. >> And my computer's not on. Okay. >> Are you the supervisor? >> No. No, I'm not. >> This is horrible. >> My first time in 62 years. I'm 62 years of age and I don't ever stop for no reason. No reason. I have five cars. This car is brand new and we just ship from from >> and for no reason she stopped. >> Okay. >> No reason. She didn't give me any reason. >> All right. The supervisor's on the way. So, >> so um excuse me. >> Yes. I'm a thoracic card surgeon at Advant Health. I'm on call and I've been called from the hospital. My patient is dying. I need to go. >> Oh, we're going to do this. >> Uh, let me go ask real quick, >> please. >> I'm the supervisor and is that who you requested? >> Do you want to come out and talk to me in private or do you want to talk in your car? Whatever you're most comfortable with. >> Whatever. Since I haven't been >> I'm good either way. I don't even know. It's my first time in life. 63 years of age. I've never been. >> Yeah. Let's talk face to face. It's better that way sometimes. Nice boots. >> All right. Good. >> Are you Wait, are you nights or days now? >> Are you nights or days? >> Night. >> You're nights though. >> Yeah. Yeah, that's >> all right. I'll see you, man. >> She was following me from the gas stations or whatever she was. >> Yeah. >> It was a guy, a black guy. >> Okay. next to me, very weird, you know, a junk house and he he down the window and he was sitting nearly at me and I did not pay any attention and listen just to be distracted. >> Yeah. >> He was insisting there was a red light as you know just that's what was started to basically >> follow me like one in behind me. >> Yeah. Okay. And um they so I put down the window and the guy told me, "Look, you're losing air from your tire right there. Just not and I I noticed from the funny things, but sure." >> He was trying to maybe make a contact. I don't know. >> Okay. >> Meanwhile, I already been green light, you know, on the things. Maybe I was 15 seconds delayed because the guy was talking to me. I was talking to him and so she got upset. I don't know what what the story was. So I just took off. No speed, no nothing. Yeah. >> Very calm. >> And she started to like driving like this close to me. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And I just pushed the brake. I said, "Why are you?" Cuz you know she's got my car. I none was my car. >> Yeah. Sure. >> And she just turned the blue light. >> I said, "What did I do?" >> Right. >> So I stopped in here and she start to attack me. >> Even after a supervisor arrived and tried to calmly reset the dialogue, the driver maintained that the stop was a personal attack and not about law. But in truth, she was more than pained that her trans privilege cards weren't working as she expected. >> She said, "Okay, fine. Here's my driver license. Why do you have two driver license?" Which one is my male? I'm a full surgery. Okay. Sex. I don't have to explain that. >> Sure. Yeah. >> Okay. And I keep it because sometimes, you know, there's my male name. So there is something noted on the driver on the model that you guys can see. >> Okay. >> So I said, "That's none of your business." >> Yeah. Oh, I can arrest you for that. So, ma'am, call your supervisor because I think you're very aggressive. >> Yeah. >> And you know, I noticed that maybe she started with some transfer. I have no idea. I ain't no clue. Okay. While she started, but the old beast of all this that she got so pissed off with me is because I was just lowing and the guy told me that I was losing air from my tire. I didn't do nothing else. >> Right. Right. Now the car we just ship I have the documentation I broke the glove compartment because she was insisting put the hands on the gun. >> Okay. >> I'm not I'm not used to this thing >> and I understand I have a deep spread for the law enforcement. >> Sure. Okay. >> I served okay as of long time ago was you can be myself but I'm still sitting as you can see but I was in Lebanon. I was everywhere and I have never experienced this in my life. >> Okay. But it is very normal for a sis woman to treat somebody like me this way. >> I don't want you to feel like you were targeted or anything like that. And I think that's how to me that's how it feels. >> She wasn't able to see your tag. That was the reason for the stop. Uh you you actually you actually aren't allowed to have more than one driver's license. That actually is >> it's not a driver license. It's is an ID. >> Okay. >> You can have any ID also. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You're not allowed to have two driver's license. So but if it's just an ID it's an ID. It's a state ID >> and I'm not sure, you know, I don't think she was trying to push that issue with you and I think she was just trying >> I'm not saying I'm not saying I'm just saying why we have to start this way. I was very nice. I don't understand that. >> I understand. >> I just don't understand. You know how many times you know you look >> Keep in mind so she's one of our she works uh she's a tax officer so she works in our really bad neighborhoods and stuff like that. I know >> she usually deals with a different type of clientele than than someone might do. So you know that I mean I I didn't want to you know >> we have no place to put our hands here. So sometimes sometimes, you know, you have to just it's like a it's a habit. So >> I overreacted because I said, "Well, what the hell did I do?" I did not know that the plate could not be seen. >> Yeah. >> Because I just turned the camera and I just broke my glove compartment because she was insisting I just pull it out. I don't even know what I'm talking about. >> But then I noticed that basically the the plate went, you know, with with the air, I think. >> That's all. I didn't know that. If I if I would know if I would had known that, I would have fixed it when I put the dash on the car. >> Yeah. >> I mean, you know, that's the only thing. >> I I understand. I mean, she's I She's doing her job. She's trying to She's trying to, you know, uh enforce compliance with the law and >> I respectfully, you know, >> I understand that you just got >> I understand that, you know, there are, but you also have to see the record of the person that you stop. I mean, it's not, you know, and >> Okay. >> Well, I mean, we can infraction. Yeah. I had the a spider plane. But if you tell me that she's coming from a very tough neighbor, I'm from Sicily. I can tell you I come from the neighbor. Okay. Where they were killing people like me. But um then you choose your bottle. >> Why stop me and not the black guy that did like a >> Well, >> that was bothering me and it was arresting me. Why she doesn't stop that guy? >> I hear you. >> All the car open. >> And we do that. She stopped me. >> But we do that also. You know what I'm saying? You just happen to be in front of >> She just target me. She went from that lane to this lane behind me and she stopped me. >> Yeah. As she continued her relentless rant, officers quietly reviewed their documents. And that's when they noticed something unusual. And it was something that could completely shift the direction of the investigation. >> It's a criminal citation. She has to sign it. >> She has uh the court date is on the bottom. >> Sign where the X is. >> The attached tag is not assigned. So this tag, as you can see, we got a Missouri. This car is not registered. It's an unregistered motor vehicle. This tag is not assigned to this vehicle. You're not the registered owner of this vehicle either. This vehicle comes back out of Wisconsin, not Missouri. >> I just bought this car. >> Okay. Well, I'm telling you what my type is telling you. >> Okay. >> All right. Um, you know, we're going to look like stupid imports because, you know, you're telling me that I sold this vehicle. >> That's not what I'm saying. I did not say the vehicle stole. I said the tag is not assigned to the vehicle. The attached tag that you have on this vehicle is not assigned. >> So, which tag is attached to it? >> Not this. It's not registered. There's no tag assigned to it whatsoever. That's what I'm telling you. >> Excuse me. >> So that that made >> No, excuse me. Okay, fine. I agree with you. Uh, what's the what's the serial number on that? >> There is no serial number. >> So, no, this is a VIN. >> A VIN? Yes. Correct. >> Please let me check if you're on. >> That's that's not the issue. You're not listening to what I'm saying. The VIN comes back to a vehicle out of Wisconsin. >> This guy was never in Wisconsin. >> I'm just telling you what they're telling me. When you run the VIN, it comes back out of Wisconsin, not Missouri. Uh, so, so and it's not registered. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. Mercedes SLKs are being assembled in Wisconsin. In fact, >> oh, surprise, surprise. Wisconsin. That's where they manufacture the vehicle. >> Missouri is the tag. >> Yes, but that's the V number, man. >> Look, 10 of 24. >> I understand. >> We are in April of 25. >> The vehicle is not registered. >> That is a criminal offense. You can be going to jail. >> That's fine. That's fine. Awesome. >> Instead of me taking you to jail, I wrote you a criminal citation to go to court. >> No, you can take me to >> I am. That's right here. >> Well, that's all. >> You want to take me to court? >> It's only if you >> I'm going to follow you. >> Go ahead. >> Please do it. >> You can sign right there. >> Okay. >> No, please take me to court. >> That's another thing. Do you see how she talks? I >> I think she's just being straight. >> No, she sent me if you don't sign this, I will take you to jail. I have never been in jail in my life. >> Citation. >> You have to sign it. >> Since it's a criminal ticket, you're you're by law. You're required. with us. >> Okay, hold on a second. Let's Let's >> take me to jail. Take me to jail. I'm not pulling anymore. Take me to jail. Let's go. Let's go. >> The Karen's defiance mixed with arrogance and misplaced confidence left officers with no choice but to prepare for immediate action. What could have ended with a signature and now turned into something much more serious. >> Let's go. Take me to jail. Take me to jail. >> If that's the route you want to go, we can get that route. >> Sure. I have not done nothing. >> I have not done nothing. Nothing. >> Ma'am, >> take me to jail. >> And by the way, I'm recording everything. I want to >> I understand. So, listen. I'm >> I have not done anything. >> Why did you stop the black guy that was harassing me? >> Are we going to keep doing this or she's going to go? >> No. No. >> Want to go? >> Yeah. >> All right. On your back. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah. >> Are you Are you serious? >> That's what you're telling us to do. >> All right. So, wait a second. Okay. I'll sign it. >> No, it's too late. No, we're not going to do that. >> It's too late. >> Come on, guys. That's not how it works. >> Oh my god, man. Okay, I apologize. >> How this works? >> You're good. >> Why are you doing this? Okay. >> Ma'am, >> do you have anything that's going to poke, stick, or stab me? >> Ma'am, I got nothing. Ma'am, can we talk a little bit? >> Okay. I was an [ __ ] I want a vessel. Please assa you touch your own things, ma'am. Please. >> Okay, >> guys. Please. >> You didn't leave us a choice. >> No. >> I'll go around the other side. >> Come on. >> I'LL GIVE YOU A [ __ ] >> OKAY. DO YOU WANT TO BE SEAT BELTED IN? >> SIR, PLEASE. >> MA'AM, can we talk? >> I I gave you the chance. >> I know. Sorry. >> Okay. I was an [ __ ] because I'm a surgeon. Can I ma'am? Can Can I speak with you, man? Please, please, I leave. Please. >> You left your choice. >> I mean, please. >> I'm sorry. >> Don't do this to me. >> I'm sorry. After all was said and done, she was arrested and charged with resisting without violence and refusing to sign a citation. But this incident was nothing compared to the next one where a disturbed transar caused chaos in public, disrupting traffic and shocking unlookers until police finally stepped in to restore order. >> Look, ain't saying nothing. Look, can't see. Look, can't see. I got glass. >> Are you refusing a lawful order to >> Yes, I got glass. You're under arrest for resisting. >> On the 1st of June 2023, police officers were dispatched in reference to a reported suspicious person committing obscene acts and disrupting traffic. Little did they know, it was only the beginning of an unusual situation. >> You're under arrest for what? >> You're under my dress. >> Right here. >> Put your dress on right now. >> I'm not Let me talk supervisor real quick. >> He is a supervisor. No, he is. >> Nope. I'm >> What am I arrested for? >> You are under arrest for dising. >> Nope. There's a complaintant. There's complaint. >> You're just kicking me. >> Nope. >> No one's kicking you. >> What' I do? >> Watch this conduct. >> Disorderly conduct allegations that you had your hands down around. >> I'm trying to get my car out of the Jason. Jason, you have this opportunity and this opportunity only to put that on. >> I'm putting it on. You know I mess with you guys on your phone hand. >> We have to. It's policy. >> Disloy. >> Yeah. Stand up. >> The deranged man kept defending his actions thinking he had done nothing wrong. Unfortunately, he was completely wrong. >> Down here stand up now. >> I'll stand up. Don't >> giving you I will stand up. >> I'm not going to stand up on the slot. Don't be you got >> Hey, I'm getting up. Hands back. >> I I'M ALREADY I'M DISABLED. [ __ ] I GOT A [ __ ] HEART. >> WELL, >> don't be calm down. We're not. >> You're being a dick. Put my dress down. >> Aaron, there's no reason for this. Aaron, you know it. DUDE, GET IT OFF MY Get it off my ankle or my wrist. Stop. He put two sets of cuffs on. You You're a Oh, pull down my dress. Come on, dude. Look. Ain't saying nothing. Look. Can't see. Look. Can't see. >> Put your hands in your pants and play. >> Did put my hands in my pants. That'll be >> okay. >> Ain't nothing. >> Come on. Take your time. >> Come on. You said take your time. >> Take your time. Take your time slowly walking down the steps. >> I got congested. I can't even breathe right now, [ __ ] >> Start walking, Jason. Breathe. Start walking. Come on. Let's go. Don't play games, man. Don't act like you're going to fall on the steps. Don't even do it. Go. >> I'm going to let me catch my breath. >> Walk. >> No, >> Jason. >> No. You're going to get a resisting charge. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm a minute. >> Okay. You're yelling. I'm giving you one more lawful order and you're going to be on arrest for resisting. Are you refusing to walk down the steps? >> No. >> Then walk. >> Then walk. >> By this point, he had tried every trick in the book to make himself the victim. He would soon realize that this would not work. Keep going. >> Keep going. >> Keep going. >> Over the second car over here. >> Come on, guys. >> Keep going. >> I got glass in my foot. No, I got glass in my foot. >> Are you refusing a lawful order to >> Yes, I got glass. >> All right. You're under arrest for resisting. >> Get glass out of my foot. >> How is there glass in your foot? >> There's glass. JUST PULL IT OUT. >> There's no glass. >> Wipe it off. There's no glass. >> No, don't. All right. There you go. Now you kicked me. >> No, I didn't. >> Come on. Go. >> I did not kick you. >> Yes, you did. >> I got glass in my foot. I'm trying to wipe it off. >> Wipe the grass real quick. Moving. There you go. >> Keep moving. >> Wipe it off. You're an [ __ ] >> It's officially opportunity. >> Yes, I would have. Okay, >> guys. I'm walk. You know, I only got like 10% of my heart. You know, 10% of my heart, you guys are 10 10%. I can't breathe. >> Let me get in. Okay, I'll get in. >> Sit down with the bottom first. >> I will. I'll get in. >> Come on. >> Let me do it. I'm not kicking. You got uh hand sanitizer. >> I'm fine, >> dude. Come on, man. I ain't got nothing. You being weirdo. You You take them off for a ride. >> No. >> Okay, let me get in. It's [ __ ] Damn, that hurt. Put it up on my shoulder. Get it up. There we go. There we go. Watch your knee. >> In the end, the man was charged with one count of reckless conduct, two counts of disorderly conduct the day after he pled guilty for damage to government property. But the next case involves Tamanti August, a transgender Karen who believes she could talk her way out of a speeding ticket only to find out that she was dead wrong. >> Yeah, right now your license is suspended. >> No, wait. I got to Can I pee real quick? >> No, I was just Can I pee real quick? I'm not going to resist. >> No, turn around. I'll be >> Put your hands behind your back. All right. M I'm getting arrested again. >> On January the 1st, 2025, Georgia officers pulled over a speeding vehicle on the highway. The driver, a transgender woman identified as Tamanti August appeared calm at first, but officers had no idea that this routine traffic stop was about to take a shocking turn. >> How are you? >> Good. I'm officer of Athens. Please comment. So, the reason for the stop is for the speed. >> I Yeah, I know. I wasn't trying to. It was this can it rolled up under and I was trying to get it, but I really wasn't trying to speed. >> All right. I got you an 88 with a laser. Did you know the rear tail lights, the brake lights on your vehicle don't work? >> Yes, this a rental and the rental. >> Yes, he's uh ordering it for me. So, I'm getting >> You got your license? Uh I have it on my phone. Is that >> Where's the uh Where's your regular license at? I I don't really I don't have it. I lost it in the movies. So, >> all right. Yeah. Let me see a picture or something. feel like getting a ticket. >> I need to see your license now. >> Tell you what, instead of going through your phone, write down your first name, last name, and then your birthday, homie. Okay. Do you you have a Georgia license? >> Yes, I do have a Georgia. My wife. And what else did you need? >> That's it. So, your legal name is >> August. >> All right. Just saying for me, right? >> When officers ran August credentials, they found some deeply troubling information. This forced them to shift their approach, which would also spell major trouble for her. >> Hey, Evans, if you'll step back here for me just for a sec. All right, cool. Is there a problem? Uh, >> just pick your Coke down. >> Oh, I was going to pee in this. >> No, don't be peeing on it. Come right back here. Is there a problem? I sit right there. Uh, apparently there's a court date for you to show up on. >> What? For uh, >> is it does it say Watson County? >> All right. It doesn't it >> I was going to say No, I was going to say I know I do have a a court date coming up in Athens on January 27th. And then I did just I did just get released from Watson County about a court date for Well, yeah. Released from W County for missing a court date recently. So, >> I was going to say I'm not sure what >> Yeah, right now your license is suspended by >> it was suspended. Well, they I just Well, when I was released, well, when I went to court for WAS County, he said he was going to I guess whatever plea I took, it was just like basically I was going to have a penalty against me because I served the time in jail. So, I don't know if it's still in the system. Go ahead. >> But I was going to say I am >> Yeah. Face your car. >> I'm getting arrested. >> All right. You got to come with me. Okay. >> Wait, wait, wait. No, wait. I got to Can I pee real quick? >> No. I was just Can I pee real quick? I'm not going to resist. >> No. Turn around. >> I do. >> Put your hands behind your back. All right. >> So, what is the hold for? >> No, it's not a hold. It's uh suspended. All right. >> So, I'm going to get started. >> Oh, my I just got out from being from being suspended. So, where does it go down? >> It's so I'll show you here in a minute. Okay. >> See something? >> Hold on. Let me lock this so they don't get tied on you. Okay. >> Oh my god. Jesus. >> If it's a problem and you at least follow me home or something cuz I don't want to go through this. I really out. I mean, >> I'm not trying to resist by >> I'm going to put all this. >> So, I will be getting arrested. >> Is your car unlocked? >> I'm just going to put all this, but can I at least call my mom cuz she's the she's the one who >> Where's she live at? >> 122. >> Is that in office? >> Yeah. your pockets on you. >> I don't have anything outside of this. >> That's crazy though. >> I'll show you the other thing here. >> Show me >> cuz I honestly will not be doing this again just to go back in here. I literally just got out and on the 24th. >> I'll show you everything. >> I I do want to see that. Like if it's not a problem, >> I just do not trying to resist or anything. I was about I'm confused. >> Just uh slide in. It's kind of weird with a seat belt. >> God, >> I'm not. >> I'm sorry. Could you get my phone at least tell my mother? >> Evans. >> Yeah, I'll get all that here. Where's your phone at? >> Oh, it's in the car. >> So, oh my god. >> So, >> where's your phone at? >> It's in the car in the front. >> After the arrest, August was handcuffed and read their rights. Though cooperative, they appeared visibly anxious and repeatedly asked to call their mother. >> Mom, I'm getting arrested again for keep saying my license is still for me. I don't know what's going on. He said something about a court date, but I'm confused. >> Tell her outer loop at 441 if she can get the car. >> But I'm out loop at 441. >> I had to I left All right. I had left my stuff at at the store. I had left my stuff at the store. I didn't realize when I woke back up from when we came back last night and I got pulled over again. >> Yes. But it's right here. It's right here on >> outer loop at 4. >> What's the What's the uh the closest to this way? >> Uh Timothy Road. >> We about Timothy Road, man. Mom, I know. Oh, I don't I I understand it, but I didn't know they was still what you call it cuz you know they told us if I spent my my days in jail that it would be cancelled. I did the no thing, but he somebody steal some tort stuff. So, I don't know. All I know is I got to go to court in January for Athens. So, I don't know. >> All right. Tell her the car. >> My papers is in the uh in my purse uh folded up for the court date. But I'm I don't know what he's talking about with other court date. Hey, >> do you want to tell your mom to come get a car? Cuz I'm about to tell >> we we're about Timothy Road. X off Timothy Road. >> Tell her to come get a car >> cuz I got to do some paperwork. >> During processing, officers explained to August their offenses, including a failure to appear in court and outlined what would happen next. She was beginning to learn that there was nothing like trans privileges. Becoming a woman didn't mean that her legal issues went away, and neither did it mean that she was going to be treated specially. So right now your class C license the non-commercial cuz you don't have your CDL license is suspended >> right >> for failure to appear violation date July 31st of this of last year and it was suspended by the state November 13th 2024. Okay. >> Yes. So I was but I was going to say I was just arrested for county and I was released by >> All right. So you knew that you had a suspended license then, right? >> Yeah, that was previous of then. But when I went to court due to me spending it, you know, spending time in jail, he was going to he said that there should be no penalty after the after my license. So I don't know if you're saying like when you say court, I don't know if you're talking about the upcoming court date in Athens or the upcoming I mean court. >> No, this has there this has nothing to do with any kind of court. This is your driver's license. Okay. >> Okay. So that's what I'm saying. How how long was it supposed to be until well so it hasn't been reinstated? So >> what does it sayating? I don't know. I only know about what >> that's with you and uh Department of Driver Services. And the thing is >> right >> since it's fade to appear, you have to uh it the the on that court date, whatever court or whatever citation you didn't show up on has to get fixed. All right. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. That was the walk county what's called the only thing I know updated now is to go to court for the app in New York. >> So I don't know there like you know it's still suspended until I go for app. I don't really know. >> Though emotional August remained compliant as officers explain the consequences of non-compliance and the importance of addressing her unresolved legal matters while escorting her to the processing facility. >> I'm not intentionally just driving knowing that like I knew at first but I'm thinking it was you know six and then >> I gotcha. Yeah, I don't. That's why I was confusing. But it's fine. I mean, as long as I don't get out. I don't >> I'm sorry, but these cups are like tight. I'm not trying to rush. I got you. So, is it does it say something about a fee or anything? I don't know. >> Uh, I'm I'm not involved in that any of that stuff. >> Okay. So, it doesn't say anything about accounting being held withheld or not. >> It just says uh >> say when I got arrested, you know, this previous time it popped bumps county popped up. It was a hold. So, that's what I'm saying. Isn't it hold? I'm not sure why. >> Yeah. I can't see the uh county. So, >> you're basically just saying it's because it's still saying >> uh yeah, the that's what the state has it as. And I and I can only go off of that. >> That's fine. I'm just trying to figure no hole. Got to be >> No, there's no hole. It doesn't say >> cuz then you would have a warrant. >> Then you would have a warrant for your arrest. If there was a Yeah, if there was a warrant, then that would pop up. But you're fine in regards to that. Let me let me put this thing up here. Oh, I'm so here. We'll just I'll deal with that later. >> I'm trying to scoot out. >> That great door. We're going to go over there. You can go ahead and start walking. >> Stand right there. There you go. Thank you. >> So, maybe you probably probably won't process until it actually gives me my actual days cuz my actual release date was is January 9th. But since he did that, they let us go. Well, a few of us go by Christmas Eve. So, I don't know. That's why I said maybe that's probably why it's still the same thing. I don't know. Step on in. Tamanti Augustus was charged with driving with a suspended license and failure to appear in court. In the next case, a welfare check turned extreme as a transgender suspect, Justice, tried to evade police after she thought being trans meant that she could go scot-free after being found in a stolen vehicle. >> So, you found this car. It was unlocked. You laid down in it. >> Stop. Stop. >> Get on the ground. Stop. STOP. >> GET ON THE PUT YOUR HANDS ON YOUR BACK NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS ON YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS ON YOUR BACK. >> So you said you're a male justice. >> On July the 30th, 2024, Glendale police found a partially undressed 25-year-old transgender woman called Justice asleep inside a luxury SUV during a welfare check. As the officers approached the vehicle, they quickly realized that something was off. That's a Milo bag right there. Two in the middle. Ready? Yeah. Holy. >> Holy. >> What's going on today? >> Hi. >> What's going on? >> Hold on. Just keep the car off, please. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. What's going on today? Where are your pants? >> Oh, sorry. I'm I just I got Can I drop my pants my >> Could you What? >> Get my pants off before. >> Sure. Go ahead. I'm trying still trying to put them on. >> I You're good. No in the car. >> No. No. >> Okay. >> Hold on one second. I'll go now. >> Okay. All right. Real quick. Just don't answer that for now. Okay. Please. Yeah. Um, you have your driver's license on you? Yeah, man. Um, give me one second. >> Yep. And then are you able to roll down the window real quick? Is the car on or no? >> No. >> Oh, just Okay, you can leave it as is. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> You're good. >> Officers questioned the suspect, but the Karen's inconsistent answers and refusal to show a valid ID raised suspicion. What started as a simple trespassing check was about to spiral out of control. >> This is this your car? >> No, I'm homeless. I'm just I just barely about to sleep in. >> Okay. You got your driver's license? >> I don't think I got >> You don't think you got it on you? >> I usually sleep in here. They usually know me here, but I deserve it. >> Oh, I've I've never seen you before. That's why I'm >> Yeah, I I'm usually in here, but I'm homeless right now. >> Okay. Do you have anything with your name on it? Can I Can I give you something? I I don't have nothing right now. >> Okay, hold on. >> I'll give you like something like my Can I give you my actual name? >> Yeah, sure. I'll take your name and everything. >> Justice. >> It's Justice. >> Yeah. >> And then is this your car? >> No, I I'm homeless. I literally just came back here. >> I get that you're homeless, but whose car Whose car is it? >> I don't know. I just came back here and laid down. >> You don't know whose car this is? >> No. >> No. So, you found this car. It was unlocked. You laid down in it. >> I got >> Okay. What's your last name? >> My ser. >> There are c There are cameras here. So, I want to give you another chance to >> Yeah, you can. You can ask them. >> I have I usually do this. I'm I'm always I'm homeless right now. >> But are you usually in this Are you usually in this car? >> No. >> No. Okay. Um >> you can call them and ask them. I'm I'm always here. >> Here. The first thing I'll have you do is >> Yeah. Go ahead and step out for me for now. And then you can have a seat. Uh it's on your car. >> Seat over here. Okay. >> It's right here on the coboards. >> Yep. You going to have a seat or are you going to stand? >> I can stand up. >> All right. And you have no idea which car this is. >> No, I literally just stand back here. I just I always come back here and I just sit here and smoke or whatever and then I just came back here and I I open it. I'm like I just I was trying to just rinse for a little bit. >> And you're saying you don't have the keys to this car? >> No. >> You do not have the keys? >> No. >> No. Okay. So you tried to start at the local >> No, I I literally didn't reach directly for the Starbucks. >> No, I l No, I did not reach >> I did not reach for the start. But I'm I don't You can literally tell Ask these people. Go in there and ask these people. They will literally tell you I stay here. I'm home here. >> At this point, the officers were growing increasingly skeptical of Justice's behavior and subsequent events would eventually prove them right. >> I'm going to borrow your purse. Do it. >> Put your hands ON YOUR BACK NOW. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. ON YOUR BACK. GET ON your resistance. Stop. Stop. Do it again. JUST DO IT AGAIN. GET ON THE PUT YOUR HANDS ON YOUR BACK NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS ON YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS ON YOUR BACK. >> WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? >> Put your hands on your back. What are you doing? Not doing nothing. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> I am. >> No, you're not. >> No, you're not. >> This hand. This one. Look at it. Which one? >> Really? >> You're going to start getting >> PUT YOUR HANDS ON YOUR BACK. >> Please don't need me. Put your hand. >> Please don't need me. Please don't. >> Okay. I'm I am. >> No, you're not. >> I am. No, I I'm seriously am. Watch this. Watch. I'm going to put it BEHIND MY BACK. I'M LOOK I'M LOOK. STOP. LOOK, SIR. You're going to need it to the face. >> No. >> Yeah, you are. >> If you need me to the face, it's on camera. >> Yeah, it is. >> Don't tell. >> If you need me in the face, it's on camera. >> If you kick me in the face, I don't know, fell or something. over there. You want to run to it? >> No. I'm going to I'm just I'm just I'm going to give y'all my hand here. >> Here. It's right here, sir. Look. Look. Look. So, you can So, so you can show my Her behind. >> Look, I'm right behind you. It's behind you. >> I can't. You You hurting me. You hurting me. Okay. For a minute. It took several officers and a prolonged struggle to finally subdue and handcuff the suspect. As paramedics treated her, officers searched the vehicle and discovered it had been reported stolen, uncovering even more troubling details about the incident. >> Yes, >> cuz you're not getting your phone, that's for sure. >> I need medical. >> Yeah. You good, R? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> You got my phone right there. I need medicine. What do you need medical for? >> Twice somewhere. >> Twice. >> Hit me in the face with a purse. >> Are you female? >> Got hit in the face with a purse. 25. >> Oh, you can't see >> tastewise. Besides the tasing, ma'am, do you do you have any uh injuries? No. >> No. >> You're strong. You know it. >> Range Rover. >> You're not that slow of a run. >> Range Rover. 2015 Range Rover. I >> Oh, she in it. >> Yeah. Sleeper. >> Sleeping person >> below the waist. So you said you're a male justice. >> What do you eat to get so strong? >> I'm going to get on your diet. >> A lot of spinach. >> Money off your shoulder. >> You got that sleeping strength, huh? No, it's just that waking up and being so you waking up is like >> and she was here for all that and you know >> I don't think she hurt heard or anything but makes you so strong. Huh? >> No, it don't make you so strong. It's just like crazy. >> We'll see. >> No, it's just like waking up in like in like a shock. You like >> All right, don't move. All right. I often mean broken. >> Ultimately, justice was charged with felony obstruction and battery to a law enforcement officer. In the next case, a transgender individual attempted to get into a fight but soon face the consequences. >> Can I see the video? >> Not right now. >> Well, do I need to take all of y'all to court? >> You can take us all to court. All right. All right. You good? On the 30th of April 2023, Florida police officers responded to a call reporting a woman who was causing a disturbance in a bar by trying to assault a male customer. When the officers arrived at the scene, they met Alisa with a friend who was trying her best to prevent her from getting into trouble. However, Alisa getting into trouble depended on how crazy she was going to be that evening. >> It's water. >> She's uh she's just been drinking a little bit. Um, it had to do with her girlfriend and whatnot. >> Is she here? >> No. >> Okay. >> What happened with the cigarette? >> What cigarette? >> Calm it down. >> Hey, relax the ashtray. >> Oh, no. I got knocked out. >> Oh, okay. >> I I was just trying to hold on to her. >> Oh, smoke cigarettes. So, what cigarette ashtray? >> I knocked into it. >> Oh, the ashray. What happened with ashray? Tell me what happened with a thrown out. >> It's fine. I'm telling you what happened with the astray. >> It's fine. I'm going to take her home. I'm going to take her home. >> No, you can't tell me. Can anyone in this [ __ ] tell me what the [ __ ] happened with? >> Nobody. >> Although she wasn't cooperative at first, it didn't take long before she decided to take her craziness to a different level. And things quickly took a turn for the worse. That's okay. Look, put your hands behind your back now. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You wanted that [ __ ] all night, didn't you? And I gave it to you. Hey, stop talking. >> You're making it worse now. >> The cop didn't. >> Yo, shut the up. >> Stop now. >> [ __ ] 26. >> Why are you still pushing? Why are you still pushing? >> Just breathe. >> Why are you still pushing? >> I've been let go. >> Hold it. >> I've been let go. Still pushing. Let me go, [ __ ] Let me go. >> You're not going anywhere. >> I said let me go. Alisa, >> I ain't asked you to let me go. I said let me go. >> Look at me and stop talking. >> You're under arrest. >> Can I get up? Y'all wanted that all night, didn't y'all? >> I got one scared. >> Oh, you hit in the face, >> huh? >> Punched me in the face. >> Uhoh. >> Did she actually hit you in the face or my car? >> She punched me in the face >> at this point. She was now sober enough to begin realizing that she had really messed up. But this didn't mean that she was going to stop being a Karen. >> No, no, no. >> My car. >> Yo, what is this all night? >> No. We asked you to leave nicely multiple times. >> When when >> Stay here. No, you're not backing up anywhere. >> Why you guys? You need to check me, right? >> Y >> and I'm backing up. Stop. >> Are you going to yank me or you going to ask me? >> I've asked you multiple times to do a lot of things. You don't want >> You're on my leg. How am I going to roll to my side with you on my neck? My leg. >> I can't even comfortably be right here. >> The uh if you want to talk to the guy in this uh leather jacket, see if he wants to press charges or anything. >> Awesome. >> I'm with you. To understand the situation, the officers questioned the customer about the man she tried to assault. It was at this point they began to realize how much of an entitled Karen they were dealing with. >> What's going on? Sorry you guys have to come out here. >> All right. >> So, the story is apparently a couple weeks ago >> Mhm. >> her girlfriend asked me for a ride on my motorcycle. So, I did. >> I try to write. >> Yeah. >> It's unlocked. Do you want to press charges real quick? >> No, I don't. No, I don't. >> You don't want to press charges? No. Walk me through what happened. Uh, so I gave her girlfriend a motorcycle ride a couple weeks ago. She's been harboring it. I didn't I didn't know who she was. So she I guess she checked me about it. Oh, you gave my girlfriend a ride. I was like I said it was a motorcycle ride. She's obviously gay anyway, you know. And uh so she was upset about it. So she tried to fight. So I mean I'm a grown man. >> So I I didn't. So she got inside. She was wilding out. She was being combative. She from the very combative >> with the cop with the officer. >> Oh, she was okay. Yeah, she's basically stuck in your >> She tried to stick me, but I fight. I do my MMA. I was like, I'm fighting grown men, women. Like, are you kidding? >> Obviously, she's intoxicated. I can tell that. So, she's drunk and disorderly right now. Um, but if she did, you deserve the right to charge. >> I appreciate that. I understand. I'm I'm work for the city. I'm a code enforcement, retired uh extradition agent. Don't want to press any charges. She's just having a rough night. >> 54 on charges. I'm down the street tonight. >> But she was disappointed. >> Although she was trying to be a difficult one to deal with, it didn't take long before she realized how much trouble she was in and that nothing was going to get her out of it. >> Stand up. >> Are you going to ask me or take me? >> I told you a bunch. >> The the [ __ ] Ask her. Ask her Yang. >> Can you unlock your car for me? >> Ask her Yang. >> Ask her Yang, [ __ ] Y now you know now it's me a goddamn thing. >> I got I got pockets over there. >> Let me go, please. >> All right. Have a seat here. >> Shut the up. >> I'm trying. I'm trying. Can I >> Can I Can I myself? spit, I'm wrong right now, right? >> Say what? >> If I spit, I'm wrong right now, right? But I heard that man say he ain't want to press charges. >> I got to talk to the deputy. I think he may have battered. >> I battered the deputy. >> I don't know yet. I'm stopped. Just got here. >> Registration status is expired on a Nissan Morano. >> Morano. >> I don't drive a Morano. Did I pull up here in a >> That traffic has nothing to do with this. >> Okay. Dispatch has been updated. >> Nissan G6 2009. My illegal as >> you had any narcotics or >> No, I don't >> consume anything excess like alcohol or anything like that. >> Where am I at right now? >> You had any narcotics or >> No, I don't >> consumed anything excess like alcohol or anything like that. You don't go to >> Where am I at right now? Where am I at? Please tell me where I'm at. >> You tell me where you're at. >> Oh, the bowling alley where they selling alcohol, right? >> Okay. Well, did you drink in excess? >> Did I? Probably. Yes, sir. >> Cuz you're in the backseat of my car. I'm making sure you don't need to go to the hospital. >> I'm not driving home. That's the thing. >> Eventually, the officers tried to nicely make her understand why she was going to jail. And just when it seemed like things weren't too bad for her, she decided to cause further complications by threatening the cops. >> All right, Lisa. So, I'm Deputy Lars. I'm with Sheriff's Office. Okay. All right. So, um, you're all right. You did hear the guy who who uh I guess you were assaulting or threatening to get up in his face, whatever. Whoever that guy is, he's not want to press any charges. Okay. But you did batter um my corporal over there. All right. So, you are going to you are under arrest for battery on Leo and uh uh drunken and disorderly intoxication. Okay. I'm just letting you know what's going on. All right. Since you are in the backseat of my patrol car. All right. Hey, we consume this isn't there no charges. And there's no law against consuming alcohol or narcotics. I'm asking you because you're in the backseat of my car. Did we consume any narcotics or alcohol in a great excess that you need to go to the hospital? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> And I didn't charge your Leo. But I guess what >> my understanding you punched in the face. I got somebody reviewing a video right now. So >> can you can I see it? >> Well, >> no. >> Right now you're under arrest. So I'm going >> to see it. You'll be able to see it trial. Okay. Right now. >> All right. You got any questions for me? Any question? >> Can I see the video? >> Not right now. >> But do I need to take all of y'all to court? >> You can take us all to court. All right. All right. My guy. >> All right.