Well, you know what? Y'all >> the papa is just like >> now lawsuit time. 2.5. Y'all wear that badge and you do nothing. I got to calm down. Let me rap your son in front of you. And you see how it [ __ ] >> Some Karens believe they can bully their way out of anything. Sometimes even resort to lying and manipulating while demanding special treatment. But what happens when the law gets involved and they finally get what they deserve? Come touch me. Don't touch me. >> Come touch me. >> Come. >> Stop touching me. >> Turn around. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop touching me. What the What the >> Stop being stupid. >> Hey, relax. >> Help. >> Is it on? >> Double lock it. Double lock it. >> Here are several instances when pretentious Karens act like they own the world. Signing with a case of this insufferable Karen who thought she deserved special treatment because she claimed to be the state attorney's stepdaughter. >> I thought you said you were waiting on him to come here. >> No, I was going to call >> Oh, so your story is changing again. >> I'm going to call my stepfather who is answering. >> Not right now. >> Oh, yes I am. >> No. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. >> Why? You don't understand who you're dealing with. >> I'm not concerned. I don't care. >> You should be. You should be. On July the 19th, 2022, officers responded to a report about a driver who was possibly impaired. The officers met up with the woman who gave the report, and they discovered just how chaotic this driver was. >> Was all over the road. She actually hit a median. >> Okay. Um, she was behind me going real fast, slamming our brakes, slowing down, getting over, hitting the median, hitting, hitting, going over in this lane, hitting this median, and then she came back over it back behind me, slammed on her brakes again, went like this, went like this, hit a median, and then went into the shell. >> Okay. Um, where do you think this originally started? At what block would you say? >> I don't I don't know. Oh, I'm from Martin County. So, I would say by 65th. Does that make sense? >> Uh, well, the next light will be 69th. >> I Where are we in Vero or Sebastian? >> We're in Vero. >> I just came from my Sebastian office and I pretty much noticed her. >> You know, the 510 light. >> Yeah. >> South of that on that side. >> A little bit then a little bit north of that. >> Okay. >> So, >> okay. >> Yeah. So, and now her tire is completely blown out because she hit a median. On the woman's report, they realized that something was not right with this driver and decided to investigate. However, they were about to meet with a difficult and pretentious Karen who for some reason chose to maintain an arrogant attitude like the whole world was meant to be at her feet. >> Yeah. Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> So, can you prove me? >> What? >> Can you prove this to me? >> Can I prove it to you? Why else should I be here? You think we just randomly stop for people who pop their tires after hitting curbs? >> Why are you so mean? >> I'm not mean. I'm just saying. Why can't you just talk to me in like a logistic way? Like >> I am. >> Nah, you're being a little sarcastic [ __ ] >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Really? Hello, camera. So, yes, I hit my tire. I'm sitting here. I've >> Have you had any drink? Anything to drink today? >> Let's see. Um, tea, coffee, uh, >> alcoholic. >> Oh, is that what you're asking? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Uh, tea, wine, coffee. How much How much alcohol would you say you've had? >> See, 4 ounces. >> 4 oz. >> How long ago? >> 2 hours ago. >> You have a driver's license on it? >> Yeah. >> Can I see it? >> No. >> Why? >> Why do you use it? >> Because I asked you to see your driver's license. Now, now you're not pulling me over. You're like, "I'm sorry." >> Like I said, we got a call about your driving. You just admit >> you're just mean. You're like this little Okay. So, could you >> We're not doing that. >> And she needs to go away. She's like cocky and not nice. >> She's signaling. >> Okay. >> Oh, Jesus Christ. >> So, can I have your driver's license, please? >> No, ma'am. I would like this. Do >> you have a driver's license here? >> Yes, sir. >> Can I get that, please? >> Yes. She said she's had 4 ounces of wine since the last two hours. >> I did not say that. >> Repeat and read volume of your little camera. >> Why do you got to be so mean? Jesus Christ. >> Would you like the real license or the fake one? both please. >> Oh, >> sorry. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> So, how about uh Miss >> That's me. >> How about we start all over here? >> Yes, let's please. >> You look mean. >> Okay. Why? >> But you're cute. >> Thank you. >> Why are we here? Why do you think we're making contact with you? >> Because I have a flat tire. >> Okay. But how do you think we >> Because I'm an [ __ ] and I drive too fast. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Are you aware that you hit >> Yes, I am absolutely >> the road, the main area, the concrete curb. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. >> Okay. And how many times did you hit the the concrete curb? >> Uh once. >> Okay. Is it only that flat tire? >> Uh yeah. Why is there seven other flat tires I don't know about? I haven't had a chance to look in your car before. >> Okay. It was like like seriously like really are you really questioning it that hard? Like >> don't look at Don't look at all the other injuries on the car. >> Yeah. Scuff marks on this wheel and this top. >> But I bought This is a re a bought car from somebody else. It's not fair for all the other damage they did. >> This I I just did this. Yes. >> You just did this one? >> Yes. That's me. >> That's you. Okay. >> Okay. >> As the investigation continued, the Karen began slipping up and showing exactly how much of a liar she was. >> Stay right here. >> Why did you stay right here? Don't go approach it. >> Well, I was going to see it. I was going to tell him all the other marks that I bought this. >> All he's worried about is the tires. >> Oh, don't see. >> Oh my god. Tires. My boyfriend wants to take the car to get all the tires fixed up. >> You're gonna have to at least get that one replaced. >> Oh, I don't even want to tell him about that one. >> I thought you said you were waiting on him to come here. >> No, I was going to call it. >> Oh, so your story is changing again. >> No, it is. >> Oh. >> So, where did >> I actually tell him that it popped him? >> Where did this group jump out at you at? >> Right up there. >> Right here. like north of here. >> God people south of here. So if that's that's south, that's north. So I'm sorry. >> We're just trying to get the story straight. >> I caught my tire. I ran off the boat. I hit the tire. Yes, I up. >> So >> where are you coming from? >> From my house. >> Okay. And where are you headed to? >> Where I was going to go to my sister's. >> Okay. Where does your sister live? >> Okay. So, we had a concerned caller called on you about the way that you were driving. >> I'm sorry. >> Is that the one? >> It sounds like the one. >> Okay. So, you have to understand where we're coming from. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> I do. Did you tell my deputy that you had a few drinks or a drink? >> She asked me what I had to drink. I said coffee, water, what I had to drink today. So, >> did you have anything alcohol? >> There was alcohol involved in my day of drinking today. >> Okay. And how long ago was that? >> See, that's what she asked. >> She asked it differently. >> Okay. Well, how long ago did you have alcohol? >> Two hours ago. >> Two hours ago. You know what time it is now? I >> think it's 4:30, 5:30. >> Which one? >> Oh jeez. Come on now. >> I'm asking. What time do you think it is? Without looking at your phone. >> No, that's not fair. >> Okay. >> What? You tell me what time it is. >> 5:30. >> Damn it, man. Damn it. That's close. >> So, how long ago did you consume alcohol? >> 2 hours ago. >> Two hours ago. Okay. And what kind of alcohol did you consume? >> Wine. >> Okay. And how much wine? >> See, I I already know what this is all about. And I'm I've never had a DUI in my life. >> Okay. Well, let's not as a state attorney of Florida. And um >> I I just these are all like >> they're just simple questions. I know they're simple question, but they're interrogating questions that I just simply pulled over >> and now get arrested to go to jail. >> I never said anything about jail. >> Mean lady girl, but she's nice and cute now. >> You're the nice guy now. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> I wasn't being mean. Yeah, you were. I was asking you simple questions. You told me you were going to Sebastian. I asked you why you were going to >> I'm from Sebastian. I live from Sebastian. So, yes. >> I was just trying to understand the story. They even made a joke about the curb jumping out at you. >> I know. >> I know. It happens to me, too. It's kind of a polish. >> It happens to me. I popped a couple tires. >> Yeah, I popped two tires in my shirts off this car by hitting a curb. >> All right, I'm fine. I can do that. That's nice. >> I'm I'm honest. >> Rather than complying with a simple sobriety test, the woman decided to make the situation far worse for herself. Her attitude was gradually putting herself in more trouble, but she was failing to see it. And by the time she did, well, it would be too late. >> I am doing that. >> So So what are we doing here? >> How about How about you just step out and stand with me >> so I can finish what I'm doing. I'm not going to put you in handcuffs. I just >> What are you doing? >> Checking your balance. >> Good luck. Cuz I'm already >> Good luck. >> What does that mean? >> I have Achilles issue. That's what that means. >> I don't know what that means. >> Well, there you go. I have Achilles. I got good luck on my balance. So, >> would you like to take off your sandals? >> It doesn't matter. I have to kill this issue that I can't balance. That's why there's tape on my ankle. >> Do you think I just like randomly just threw tape on myself? >> I don't know what that is, Dan. I'm not a mind reader. Just stand for me. >> Stand outside your car. >> Okay. >> I'm going to call my stepfather who is answering. >> Not right now. >> Oh, yes, I am. >> No. >> Yes, I am. No, you're not. >> Why? >> Because you're being detained. I don't want to put handcuffs on you. >> I'm being attained for what? >> For suspicion of drunk driving. >> For suspicion. So suspicion is >> So how you help me? >> Right. >> You really think that's fair? >> I don't know what that is. I'm not medical certified. >> That's Are you kidding me? That's not fair. >> You think I randomly just stuffed that on there in my leg? >> Let me ask you a question. Do you think it's fair that we don't put you through proper exercises to determine that if you're okay to drive and we just say, "Okay, because you have a hurt ankle, we're going to let you drive and possibly crash into somebody and them and their family." >> Do you think that's fair? >> Or or I can determine that you are okay and I can have you make a phone call to get picked up. >> So, what do you want me to do? >> I'll stand there without leaning on your car. >> You don't want to take my shoes off? >> Do you take your shoes off? >> No. Wait. First off, I'm calling my stepfather before I do this. You're not. >> Yes, I am. >> You're not. >> Why? >> I've already told you. >> Tell me one more time why I can't call my stuff on. >> I've already told you. >> Tell me one more time why I cannot call my stuff on. >> Either you cooperate or I can just take you to jail. >> Oh, I'll cooperate. >> Okay. So, put your phone down on top of the refrigerator. >> But you're not. No, that's not right. That's not fair. >> I've already explained it to you. >> Say it one more time. >> God bless America. Why? Why do I need to repeat myself? Why don't I repeat myself? >> Wow. >> So, take off your sandals. >> No. >> No. >> No. I'm sorry. That's not right. >> You can't repeat yourself to me. >> Why do I need to repeat myself? >> Cuz I'm asking you to and you are a goddamn officer and I'm asking you to to do something for me as a >> somebody called up driving. >> Somebody called somebody. >> Huh? I don't need it. I don't need the >> Where are they? Are they here? Then show me who they are and where they are. >> They move here. We already spoke to them. >> So, those are the two old people. >> He's lost. >> Really? >> Yes. He asked me for directions how to get to say road 60. >> Okay. This does not seem right legally legality. >> Put your phone on the roof of your car, please. And take off your sandals so you can help me out with your balance exercises. >> You're making this worse for you. If it works out, then I you can make a phone call and get picked up. >> What's your name? >> Buffington. >> Thank you. >> I like it. >> Put your phone number, please. >> I don't think that's right. I don't think that's >> Okay. Well, too bad. >> I don't really think you have to. >> He's asked you three times. The next thing that's going to happen is I'm going to take it out of your hands and I'm going to take possession of it. So, you have an option to be an adult and put your phone on the car or I will take the phone. >> What am I going to do after I put my phone? >> He's going to explain that to you. >> Thank you. >> The woman continued being difficult even while the officers were being patient. For the time being, they were, but it was only a matter of time before they weren't >> helping you out, believe it or not. Okay, >> now you want to do balance >> without a doctor's note and explaining what is going on. How am I supposed to believe you? >> Because who the tapes their legs like this? >> Ride with me for a day. You'd be surprised when people >> Well, I don't ride with you for a day. I mean, I don't have tape in the goddamn department. >> Okay. >> I mean, seriously. >> Would you like to take off your shoes for better balance? >> No, these are like the best. They held my feet. >> Okay, then just stand on that line for me. Leave your phone on the roof. >> I'm not sure this is legal. >> Okay. >> So, show me that it's legal. >> That's not our job right now. >> Yes, it is. No, it's not. It is absolutely your job. >> Sorry. You're refusing cooperation. You're refusing. Then stand right there. >> That's second time I've already told you. Leave your phone alone. That's the third time I've told you. >> I'm calling my stepfather. >> Okay. Then you'd be in place at hand. >> Why? >> I've already told you. >> This is what how this is going to work. You have an opportunity to prove to us that you are not driving under the influence. If you do not prove to us that you're not driving under the influence, they will not jail. >> A not fair thing. >> I smell alcohol coming off your breath. I can take >> I smell from your breath. >> Great. >> It's called anger for me. >> Step over there. >> Step over there. >> Step over there. >> Nope. Don't get in my car. >> Step over there. >> Don't touch me. >> Step over there. >> Wow. >> You can step right there now. Let go. >> You do know. >> Jesus Christ. Okay, let's go through this process again. What do you want from me? >> Stand right there. >> What do you want me to do? >> Stand on the line. >> There is no line. >> There's a line right there. >> So, you want to stand on the crack that's unbalanced from an a even line to an uneven line. Do you want me to stand on that and balance myself? >> Yes. >> How is that fair? >> The bike doesn't even balance itself. >> Stand on the left or right hand side of that line. Feet together. Okay, turn around. >> Just as she was about to take the sobriety test, she suddenly lashed out, trying everything to avoid what was coming. But there was no escaping the consequences, and her insufferable attitude was only making her problems worse. >> Back away from >> I like you, but I don't like you. >> To be honest with you, uh, that's not my concern right now. >> I do like you. You're good. You're a good officer. >> Peter Linda Clark. >> Linda Clark. How am I supposed to know Linda Clark? >> She's a police officer just like you. >> She work with us. >> First off, listen to my feet. >> You can put your shoes back on. You don't have to take your shoes off. Whatever you're more comfortable in. >> Just do whatever you're going to do. I'm following my stepfather right now. >> Do you touch my phone? >> Go stand back on the line. >> You better give me back my >> We'll give you your phone back. Go stand on the line. >> You don't understand who you're dealing with. >> I'm not concerned. I don't care. >> You should be. >> Go stand over there. >> You just stole my phone. >> I didn't steal your phone. I'm only my phone. No. >> Go stand over there. >> I can take you to jail. Go stand over there. Hand me my phone. >> His car like he told you to do. >> Pay me my phone. >> No. >> Nope. Why do I have to do what you do and you can't give me my phone? >> Because we're not conserving. >> I'm calling my stepfather who is a state attorney of Florida and he is >> in what county? >> Indian River. >> What's his name? >> Okay, turn around and finish the car. >> Give me my phone. >> Oh my god. [Music] What do you want? >> Wait for you to calm down. >> I'm pissed. She just took my phone and she's touching my and touching things on my phone which you should not be doing. >> I'm pissed. You put us in this position. >> I'm pissed. >> You put us in this position. What did you drive? That you hit the curb. I >> I didn't mean to hit the curb. >> God forbid. Someone need help. >> Huh? So, I need help for hitting a curb. I thought you guys were helping instead of antagonizing me. And >> not when we get reports of reckless driving on you. >> Reckless driving. Where are the people? >> You cannot say that legally. Really? >> Without evidence of the people that aren't here. >> He's already spoken to them. >> Oh my god. You guys, >> you can't arrest somebody without evidence. >> We have evidence of you drinking and driving. I can smell alcohol admitting from your breath. >> I can smell alcohol see on the camera that you stole my phone. >> I didn't steal your phone. >> You stole my phone. Give me back my phone. You literally stole my phone. It's on camera. Give me back my phone. >> Give me back my phone. >> Using balance exercises. >> No, I didn't even know we're still doing >> Give me back my phone. and I'll do whatever you want. >> I'm sorry. Is that legal for you to take my phone? >> I didn't take your phone. I'm preventing you from making a phone call because right now you're obstructing an investigation. >> What? >> You're delaying DUI. >> Give me my phone. >> No. >> There is no law that says that >> right there. You got to face me >> on an uneven surface. You going to stand on the left hand side of the crack or right hand side? >> That's really, really hot right there. >> On the right side. >> Her refusal to take the sobriety test only made things worse, setting off a chain of events that guaranteed one outcome. She wasn't walking away free. >> Face me square up. Meet together. Would you like to put your glasses on there? >> I want my phone. Little Miss. Put your phone. My phone here. >> Are you refusing exercise? >> No, I'm not. I'm not. Then >> don't fizzy anything as soon as he's done. >> First off, it's really really actually hot. >> Then put your shoes back on. >> I want my >> No. >> I I I have a broken record. >> It's a broken record. We keep telling you no. >> I have no legal obligation. >> Would you like to put your glasses on your trunk >> without my phone? >> Would you like to put the glasses on your trunk? Turn around. Turn >> around. >> Why are you >> Stop. Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. I am already. >> I'm about to dump you on the concrete. >> You think it's hot now on your feet? It's going to be hot in your face. >> I did not do anything to deserve this. Stop it. >> Got it. Stop and relax. Relax. If >> you try kicking me, you're going to get charged. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Relax. You'll let out. Relax. [Music] >> Are you done? >> Are you done? >> You're hurting me so badly. I have hurt. You're hurting me so badly. >> You're hurting me so so badly. >> Relax. >> You're stoping. I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything. >> I'm not doing anything. >> You're just hurting me. Oh my god. >> You're going to go to the ground. >> Oh my god. >> Are you ready? >> Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. That's better. Oh my god. You don't understand what you're doing. My hands. >> Well, you're the one that keeps pushing off your >> I'm not pushing anything. Okay. >> You have anything on that's on you that's going to poke or prick me? Hello Get off my brush. You >> relax. >> Get in the truck. Get in the truck. >> Stand up on the running board. >> Try to get in the truck without you pushing me. >> Stand up on the running board. >> Son of a dude. >> Sit sideways. cuz he's under arrest. It's good in there. >> I'm trying. >> Okay, push up on your feet. >> I don't. >> In the end, she was charged with driving under the influence and resisting arrest without violence. Next, we have this deranged woman who slapped a man and tried to escape the consequences. >> You put your handcuffs on me and I'll own this goddamn town. Y'all do nothing. Y'all wear that badge and you do nothing. >> Okay. >> Oh, y'all do this to me. Y'all do >> under arrest for simple battery. >> Simple battery. That mother. >> On February the 6th, 2022, officers responded to a 911 call about a woman who slapped a man across his face. The officers immediately investigated the matter and soon realized they were dealing with a maniacal and unhinged individual who made some crazy allegations. So why don't y'all >> so when so when when did this all occur and where where did it occur and when did it occur? >> Well, you know what y'all call >> now? Lawsuit time 2.5. >> All I know is he's alleging that you hit him. You committed a crime and we're just trying to identify >> crime. I'm going to commit a crime. All right. That mother is going to because he my son and you mother did nothing about it. >> We don't know anything about it. >> Oh yeah, you do. >> When did it happen? When did it happen? >> When did it happen? H Well, see, I've been in jail for two months. So, that's 40 days. Okay. So, that 40 days right there. Forget that. But yeah, you folks know what you're doing. I know what you're doing. 2.5. You put your handcuffs on me and I'll own this goddamn town. >> I right now I mean, >> we're just trying to figure out exactly what's going on. Why? Why? Why did you >> Why don't you go Why don't you go see my son and get the seinal flood on him? >> Yeah. Yeah, we'll get that. We'll get that taken care of. But at the time, you just committed a crime. So >> yeah, I just committed a crime. Yeah, that lazy mother stuck in his dick and he my son. How would you feel if I done that to your kid? >> Mhm. >> My grandbaby. He had >> that son. >> I don't care if you or anybody else knows it. >> Where where did all this take place and when did they investigate it? Cuz I don't know what you're talking about. >> They didn't investigate it. You know why? >> No, I don't. >> Yeah. still watch the TV. >> Won't he pay y'all off again? Huh? >> He can't. >> Another child. >> Okay. >> Y are just a might as well be child musters, too. Because you know what? You let him do it and y'all let him get away with it. My son's now because of y'all. >> I have no idea what you're talking about, man. >> Yeah. You better have no idea. The whole goddamn town does. You know what? 2.5 put your handcuffs on me. I'll own you. I'll own this whole goddamn town. If you committed a crime, more than likely handcuffs going to go on you. I don't care about no lawsuit. I'm doing my job. >> Y'all want to act like y'all be doing something. Y'all wear that badge. You It don't mean a goddamn thing. It means nothing. >> You're supposed to protect people and y'all don't >> protect anybody. >> Listen, I understand you're upset, but >> I understand. You understand? >> You can't put your hands on people just cuz you're mad. >> No. My mother, my goddamn son. >> All right. And they stomped him to death and then you mother didn't do a goddamn thing about it. >> When did you report it? >> Did I report it? Did I report it? >> Did I report it? >> Ma'am, I have no recollection of what you're talking about. So, you can't take your frustration out on me. I'm trying to figure out what's going on. What's going on? >> That mother gets away with my son. That mother gets away with and now he's >> okay. >> It's your fault. So when you Okay, >> you go put your handcuffs on me then I'm walking off. Leave me a [ __ ] it up already. You didn't save him and I hate y'all. >> Okay, >> you know what you did. Do what you want, but I'll own this goddamn tail and I'll make sure that nose. >> Okay. >> 203 to 204. She thought that her incessant screaming and wild allegations were going to save her from her imminent arrest, but the officers quickly ushered her back to reality. >> Hey, ma'am. Ma'am, >> let's go. What' you do? I know your kids won't have a house for generations cuz I'm sewing the sewing the out of y'all. Why don't y'all let another baby go? Yeah, we'll take care of him. I can't stand a baby. I may be a lot of things. I may be a [ __ ] or whatever, but a baby I'm not or a dog killer. All right, just calm down, man. >> Calm down. >> Listen, that I understand your frustration, but you getting yourself worked up. >> Calm down. I watch that mother, but y'all know there's nothing I can do. You perfect people. Y'all don't do a goddamn thing. Y'all do nothing. Y'all wear that badge and you do nothing. >> Okay. So, this morning when you had to interact with him, did you catch him? >> I did, mother. Hey, my goddamn son. Put me in jail for that. And I swear to God, I'll own your goddamn house and your grandmas. I know what the talking about. And y'all let him do it. Y'all let him go. Y'all let him go. >> You got to calm down, bro. >> I got to calm down. >> Your son in front of you and you see how it >> all shivering a lot. Maybe on 39. >> That mother got away with it. >> He got away with my kid. My kid. >> All right. >> And he tells me I didn't Nobody. >> Yes, ma'am. >> If I did, I to him because you know why? I ain't shamed any kind of thing I've done. >> Hey, bro. What's good? Have a seat. You're okay. I want a lighter and I want >> Okay. Well, look at your lighter. You smoke cigarettes or >> have a seat. What's your name? >> Carrie, have a seat. >> No. >> Please. >> I'm tired of doing what y'all want me to do. Y'all got my You mother. >> Okay. >> Why would we do something like that? >> Why would you >> What are y'all doing? Okay. Why are y'all doing this to me? Y'all >> under arrest for simple battery. >> Simple battery. That mother. >> Y people. Y don't. >> You're right. We are. >> Yo, mother. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm not sure if she she sat down or something, bro. I ain't done nothing to you. I'mma stay your God though. Y'all better go ahead and put a bullet in my head cuz you know what? You know what? It's coming. I'm still the out you [ __ ] people if y'all don't kill me. >> That's right. >> That mother right in front of me. Right in front of me. And there was nothing I can do. Nothing. >> Bro, you you want me to take it, man? >> Yeah. On the way to the jail, the suspect maintained her deranged behavior and allegations. But the officer who knew the truth was not buying her lies. >> Y'all know it's a goodbye, kids. >> That's okay cuz you know what? This right here 2.5. >> Yeah. What's that guy's name? >> One mother. You know what? I don't give a you now cuz they did rape my babies. >> He them and then he away like trash. like trash. They threw my babies away like trash. My babies. You mother ain't doing. You should even have a bag. >> So, I might be able to identify her. She had a bag and stuff with her over at the uh at the bus stop. >> Uhhuh. >> And she put it over there by the church. So, as soon as I done with this guy here, I'm going to go over there and see if I can find her stuff. She might have an ID in there. So, just give me a moment to look on that and go and put your case number that way I can get him his DRBO and get him on his way. >> Thank you, bro. >> Yeah. Are you good, though? You're good. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm good. She's just having a moment. >> Yeah. All right, cool. We'll let you know. >> Okay, bro. >> Cops are basic. I hate cops. My babies were raped and killed. My babies. You my babies and th away like trash. Y'all threw my babies away like trash. Mine. My babies. You pieces of I hope you kids have to go through what I went through. And then guess what? Then you'll know. >> The woman who remained unidentified was eventually charged with battery and resisting arrest without violence. The next case takes insanity to a whole new level as we watch a furious Karen spiral completely out of control after being fired. >> I'm not leaving. >> Why not? Because I know you're not a real police. The cameras are obviously watching you. >> Stop touching me. Stop touching me. Stop touching me. What the They're kidnapping me. They're kidnapping me. Help me. >> On July the 14th, 2022, officers responded to a call from a company regarding a rabid employee who just got fired but refused to leave the work premises. Upon getting to the office building, they didn't just find a disgruntled worker. They walked into absolute mayhem and a Karen who would not take no for an answer at the center of it all. >> You don't touch me. You won't touch me. I'm a Don't touch me because I know you're not a cop. Don't touch me. >> You're not going to sit here and yell at me. >> Don't touch because I'm calling the cops. >> I'm not yelling at you. Please do not yell at me. >> Sir, there's someone that's come that there's someone that's there's this man that's trying to come kidnap. I'm in front of like Ally and then he's yelling at the police officer. He's trying to regain access. is right here right now in front of West Long Beach. My phone number on and we just asking her to leave and she's going to leave. >> Okay, I'm going to give you the address right now. Touch me and then you you'll see if you won't go to jail. Touch me. >> Go ahead. Touch me. I know you're not. Touch me. >> The cameras are right there. Touch me. >> What have we got? >> Yeah, text me. >> I'm calling 911 now. >> All right. >> Okay, ma'am. The um the address is I'm not even nowhere. Okay. >> I just showed up in this house. Whatever. >> Okay. Are you 104? >> Cuz I know the cameras are watching you right now. Touch me. Come touch me. >> 1012. >> Okay. >> Who is Mr. Mlan? >> Come touch me. Touch me. The camera's watching you. I know you're not. Come touch me. Come touch me. >> Come touch me. Come. >> Come. And I'll make them track the GPS. Come. Come. I'm not leaving. >> Why not? >> Because I know you're not a real police. The cameras are obviously watching you. That's called kidnapping. Stop being dumb. >> Yeah. Get out. Come text me. >> Come text me. I'm right here. Come touch me. >> I'm not leaving. Come touch me. >> Are you Who's the manager here? >> Are you a manager? >> Yeah. Come. >> You just want her to leave the property? >> Yeah. Come. >> Are you willing to press trespassing? >> Come. >> Okay. >> Let me record you. >> You need to leave the property. >> Yeah. Let me record you. You're a police, right? >> We will be coming. >> Look what you're wearing. What? What police that? What are you wearing? >> I'm going to warn you one more time. >> Do not touch me. >> Do not touch me. >> We will be going. Do not touch me. I'm not going to jail. I'm sitting right here. Don't touch me. Go ahead. >> Come on. >> Turn around. Turn off. >> Stop touching me. >> Turn around. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop touching me. What the What the [Applause] throw on the ground. Throw on the ground. >> You will not fight me. Do you understand me? Got it. >> You got the arm. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Stop touching me. >> I got it. Right. Stop resisting. >> Stop one. >> Eric. Bring it back. >> Stop it. Help me. [Applause] Stop. >> Let go of the cough. >> Let go of the cough. >> The camera's watching you. They're tracking you down. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. Get off of me. I will leave. Get off of me. I will. Get off of me. >> Get it on. Thank you. >> Get off of me. I will get off of me. >> All right, at least call. >> Get off of me. >> We done problem with you. >> Yes. >> The police is watching you. >> For reasons best known only to her, the woman continued raising hell, screaming profanities and allegations. But no matter how hard she fought, there was no escaping the inevitable. Justice had come for her, and she was not in charge of things as she had thought. >> Are you kidnapping me? just go there. >> They're kidnapping me. They're kidnapping me. Help me. God, help me. >> She's not She's not She's She's left out. >> Get the [ __ ] off of me. Get off of me. >> What the You will get tased. >> Why are you tasing me? >> Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. God is doing this to me. You're kidnapping me. >> The cops are watching you on the camera. >> Shush, >> stop being stupid. >> Hey, relax. >> Help. >> Is it on? >> Double lock it. Double lock it. Double lock it. >> What the double lock it? Okay. [Music] The cameras are watching. Please stop. >> I don't want you to go to jail. Stop. >> You can take my phone. Go. Please. >> Stay in the up. >> Get off of me. What the? The are right there. >> Walk. Let's go. >> What the? >> You guys are real. >> You are really >> We're done with this. >> Listen to me. >> What are you doing? >> You going to go back to the ground? What are you doing to me? >> You want to go back to the ground? >> You have a child. What are you doing to me? Please go back to the ground. >> You are under arrest. >> For what? >> Battering a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, violence, and trespassing. >> Do you understand me? >> What are you doing to me? >> Get the on the ground. >> Stop doing that to me. >> Help. The officers had reached their limit with their antics, and no amount of struggling or slipping out of the cuffs was going to save her this time. >> What are you doing? The cops are coming for real. Just go. Go before you get in trouble. Please go. >> You're going to give us his hand. >> Go before you go in trouble. >> Up the right hand. >> I'm not trying to get you in trouble. >> You can take my phone. >> Up this right hand. >> You can take my phone. >> You can take my phone. You can take my phone, please. >> Please. >> So, we got to take it off and put it in the back. >> She's bleeding. So, she she >> bring her hand. >> Please forgive me. >> Please. Please. >> Please guys, stop. >> Go. >> Guys, please help us out. >> Dad, I can't help you out. Just take my phone. Put it behind your back. >> Take my phone, please. >> Put your hands. >> What are you guys doing? >> All right. You got to listen. >> Put it behind your back. >> Okay. >> Just relax. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Oh my god. >> Take this. Take. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Please. I promise I'll leave. I'll leave. I promise I will never harass you guys no more. Please. Please. I'll move. I promise. >> Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Stand up. >> Don't do this to me. You guys are >> watch. [Music] Please. >> I don't want to go. Please. >> All right. Pull the car down here right by the stairs. >> Please. I have a mom. Please. I never see my mom. Please. >> Please. >> I didn't. >> I promise. >> Stand up. >> Okay. >> Stand up. Start walking. >> Come on. >> All right. Grab her legs. >> What the? >> Grab her legs. Grab her legs. Grab her legs. >> Get off of me. >> Grab her legs. >> Grab Jordan. I got the You got No, the wrong one. Wrong one. Wrong one. >> All right. Listen up. Put her on the ground. Put her on the ground and we're going to get a wrap. We're going to wrap her legs. Let's go. >> A quick background check with the staff at the establishment told the cops everything they needed to know about how deranged this woman really was. Who is this woman? Who is she? >> She was an old employee. Um, >> meaning how long ago was she let go? >> She No, she is let go probably today. That's probably what this is. >> Gotcha. So, >> we rehired her. >> Her training. She was telling people how like she talks to demons and she hears voices. >> Training here in the building or like on a on a coach? >> So, they asked to remove because they didn't feel comfortable. She was driving her and then like the girl even has a video. She's just like like in her face and she's like, "Oh my god, she did it like a couple times." >> Oh, J. >> So obviously we have to get rid of her. >> Mhm. >> Last two days ago. >> Okay. Who's this Jordan person she keeps? >> Okay. >> Apparently yesterday um employee came to the office looking for another position. She had been removed from from a position. She came back today. Uh when I arrived, she was already outside and the managers were inside. >> Okay. >> I asked what was going on and I came outside calmly and asked her to please leave the property if not be trespassed and she went in an outburst saying we're all etc etc. Um and I just stood back asking her to please leave and she didn't do so. We did tell her law enforcement's on their way and when the officers got here on on scene they were as trying to ask her to leave and she wasn't happy. >> Realizing her outburst was useless. She switched to playing on emotions, clinging to the hope that it might sway the officers. But if her luck had run out before, would this really be any different? >> No. >> Okay, >> please, >> guys. Please, you guys are doing something wrong. I'm telling you guys, stop. Please give me one. >> Stop. Stop. I'll go home. Going to go home. >> I promise. Please. >> I know. It's all right. >> Please. Please. Please help us out. >> This way. This way. >> I'm bleeding. >> Push me. There you go. >> Please. I don't want to go. >> You have to go now. Okay. >> No. >> This is where we're at now. >> No. >> Yeah. >> No. Okay. Fine. >> All right. >> Please. Please. >> Help. >> Stop resisting. >> I can't >> stop resisting. >> My mom tried to forgive me. I leave you alone, Jordan. >> Hey, drive thunder again to get her in because or else we're going to have to force her in. >> Push her back. >> It's stop right there. Right there. Right there. >> Trap hard. Pull the trap hard. >> I want to go home to my mom. >> Okay. You're under arrest. So, you got to calm down. >> Please. >> You keep biting us, but you're under arrest. Do you understand that? >> You're not You don't get to go home. Relax. That's not an option. That is not going to happen. So stop asking. No matter how many pleases you say, you're not going to go home. >> Please, I can be your dog. Why do you guys mistreat me like this? Even though >> you're not am I really a mean person? >> Okay, but am I a mean person? I'm not a mean person. >> 224 2245. >> I already went through it. Why did you guys do this? >> I already went through it. You guys see? I already went through. Why? Why did you guys hurt? Come on. Okay. Watch. All right. >> It hurts. It's stopping my blood. >> You're okay. Look away. >> Oh, it's stopping my blood. >> All right. Come on. Step up. Come on. Step up. >> It hurts. >> Step up, >> guys. Please. I can't I can't walk. I can't walk. It's me. >> Real quick. >> I promise. I'm not mean. I'm not a mean person. You guys already see what I went through. Why do you guys continue to do this to me? You guys know I can't talk to my mom. I can't do nothing. Please. >> We're going to the hospital right now. Okay, just calm down. We're going to the hospital, >> guys. Please. It hurts. Okay, we're going to get you some help. All right, >> guys. Already I'm already You guys see what I went through? Please. >> You guys see what I went through? >> Rec. >> Please. >> You're good. >> Can you guys not hurt me? You guys promise I'll go home. >> You're fine. You're fine. >> No, I promise I will leave you guys alone. Please. >> You're going with the fire department at home. >> Can I just tell you guys one thing, please? Please, just one thing. >> Check check. >> Can I tell you guys one thing, please? >> Guys, why do you guys see when I go to stuff? Why do you guys make it worse on me? You guys already see what I went through. >> We're trying to help you. >> But why you guys are being so mean to me? I know I did wrong. >> Trying to help you. >> Okay, see that's nice. Nice and easy. >> Sorry. >> Nice and easy. We're taking a ride to hospital. You don't want the fire department to the hospital. Okay. >> In the end, the Karen was charged with trespassing, battery upon a police officer, and resisting arrest with violence. Moving on to this condescending Karen who refused to identify herself and tried to play the victim after committing a crime. >> That's for tell. Don't touch me. Get a woman officer. >> Get a woman officer. >> You're under arrest for failing to kill yourself. >> It's going to get dropped and you're going to get fired. >> Why is he pushing me? That's assault. Is your camera recording? Turn it on. Turn on all your cameras. I want them all on. >> On September the 27th, 2023, an officer stopped a woman for running a red light, intending to let her off with a warning. But the moment he approached her car, she did everything in her power to turn a simple stop into something far more explosive. >> No, I'm driving. You're parked on the sidewalk. Give yourself a ticket. >> License and registration. >> Give yourself a ticket. >> License and registration. >> I have a disability. You need to move. >> License and registration. >> You'll go to my view. >> License and registration. You're not free to leave. I'm I'm not going to ask again. Or you will go to jail for refusing to give identify yourself. You understand? >> You didn't police. >> Yes, I did. >> No, you didn't. You were driving. I was waiting to see if you were going to or not. And you're parked illegally. So, give yourself I need your sergeant. >> License driver. >> I need your sergeant. That's my right. Let's go ahead and stand back up. She's refusing identify herself. >> She's about to be detained. >> Yeah. Let's try me. Let's try me. >> License and registration. >> Let's try me. >> I didn't do anything illegal. Why are you pulling me over? >> You're avoiding the traffic signal by >> No, I'm not avoiding. I drop off my child. That's where I drop off my child. I practice. >> What else? You're going to do anything. >> I didn't do anything illegal. I'm waiting for your sergeant. I'm waiting for your sergeant. >> You're under arrest. >> No. >> Look how video. >> That's brutal. Don't touch me. Get a woman officer. Get a woman officer. >> Oh, yeah. >> What's your name? >> My name is Robert. >> You can all you want. Just do that from over there, right? >> No, you're going to have to stop recording. That's your right. Just >> don't you have to hear what an officer says. >> I don't give a to you on the side. >> I have one email detained. Sergeant called me out of something. >> I asked I asked for. Don't touch him. That's assault. You assaulted me. I'm going to file assault. Don't push me. Don't push me. That's assault. >> I'm over here. >> That's assault. That's assault. And you're not going to stop me from dropping off my kid safely. >> I'm not. >> You are. And you're not letting my kid walk to school. And I saw you here yesterday and I did document it too. Shouldn't be >> you shouldn't be exposed to Thomas. >> What is it? Why is it covered? What's your name and badge number? >> What's your badge number? >> What's your badge number? >> What is your >> What's your badge number? >> Are you refusing to >> Are you refusing your badge number? That's my right and that's your job. >> You're a public servant. You work for me. >> I'm asking the question. >> You're a public servant. I'm asking the question. >> You're a public servant. What's your name? What's your name? >> I asked you for your name when you first started illegally arresting me. >> You're now you're under arrest for failing to kill yourself. >> It's going to get dropped and you're going to get fired. >> The woman kept issuing baseless threats with her entitlement reaching an all-time high. She was convinced she could talk and intimidate her way out of it. Still, the reality unfolding around her told a different story. >> I'll have power trips here and I'm done with it. I just ask >> I'm standing up for my rights. I have a right to drop off my kid here. Ain't never been an issue. I even pick up my kids here. I'm not avoiding a thing. This is what I do. I drop her off right there legally. Never been an issue until the pig comes and tells me otherwise. >> I need a sergeant. Yes. I asked him for one. He's refusing. He just me. >> She's not identifying herself. >> He just battered me. >> She's not identifying herself. >> It's recorded. It's recorded. >> I need a sergeant. He me >> and he's illegally detaining me. I didn't do nothing wrong. He was here. I didn't even pull. He didn't do nothing. Why is he pushing me? That's assault. Why is he pushing me? That's assault. Is your camera recording? Turn it on. Turn on all your cameras. I want them all on. >> It's not red. It's not red. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. What am I being arrested for? >> For failing to identify yourself. What am I being pulled over for? You don't need to pull me over, officer. Tell him to tell me why. That's my right. >> Sit in the car. >> You'll all be held accountable if you don't enforce my right. >> Sit in the car. >> Tell me why the he has me in handcuffs. >> Ask him then. >> Go ahead. Sit down for me. >> Ask him then. It's all being recorded. >> Hey, I told you to stay by the >> No, he's Stand on the sidewalk. It's public property. >> Don't stand by your truck. >> Stand on the sidewalk. No, you will not assault him. Don't let him touch you. Put your >> Get their names and badge numbers. >> You'll have all It'll be in the report. >> I don't care. No, I'm waiting for the sergeant. Don't me. Don't you do it again. >> Put your feet in the cart. >> Put your feet. >> Quit twisting my hand. You're going to break my wrist. I'm going to sue you. >> Put your feet in the car. >> Cut it out. I'm waiting for your sergeant. You have no feet in the car. Thank you. >> What am I doing? I need to talk to you. I'm trying to get your attention. Quit ignoring me. >> Well, that's why I'm opening the door. >> What is he doing? >> I'm not sure. >> He doesn't have consent to search nothing. >> He's not searching anything. >> Better not. >> Okay. >> He shouldn't have even opened my door before. >> Are you okay? >> No. I need medical attention. >> You need medical? >> Yes. >> What's a What's a >> Almost broke my wrist. It hurts. He twisted it on purpose. >> Okay. >> I need an ambulance now. >> Okay. How old are you, ma'am? >> I need an ambulance. >> How old are you? old enough >> to know my rights and know what the yall are doing is illegal. >> He just brutally hurt me. He assaulted me. >> So your wrist is almost broken. That's That's >> Yes, it hurts. >> Okay. All right. I'll get someone over here. Okay. >> The woman was so consumed by her own delusion that she refused to listen as the officer tried to explain her situation. As she spiraled out of control, she dragged her son into the chaos, making things even worse. >> Yes, ma'am. >> To give me his name and badge number. What's that name and badge number? >> His n his name isson. You're going to get all our names and badge numbers for >> Well, when I ask you for it, that's my legal right and it's your job. >> You're screaming. >> I don't care. I'm pissed. I'm in a car. >> I'm not hiding in here. >> I'm not I'm screaming. Keep ignoring me. Bring my son over here. I need to talk to him. >> Okay. >> Don't tell him your ID. [Music] Jav, >> he already did. Mommy, that's illegal. You have no right to identify my kid. >> He asked him for his own. >> You have no right, >> ma'am. We need >> Can you listen to me first thing? >> Hey, >> hey, we need a licensed driver. >> Don't >> listen. You're not in trouble, but you don't get to do what you want. >> You can't avoid traffic signals by going through parking lots. She parked right there dropping off my sister literally right here. She pulled in out of out of way out of traffic way. Dropped her off right here where that sign is. >> Dropped her off right there. Put her in park. She got out, walked with the cross guard and then she continued to drive through. She didn't go around. She didn't try to avoid the stoplight. She pulled in safely for my little sister to pull out. >> What's uh So she's not allowed to go to Cottonwood. >> Do you want us to tow the vehicle? >> I was going to tow my vehicle. I shouldn't even be in this car. I'm being arrested. This is illegal. >> An ambulance is on the way. Okay. >> Illegal. Where's the sergeant at? >> Hurry up. I'm here. >> It takes time to get here. Okay. >> Window. I need to know what the yall are telling my kids. >> Okay. Just put your feet in. Okay. >> No. Open the window. >> Just put your feet in. >> Open the window. >> Ma'am, please put your feet in. >> I'm not going to do this with you. All right. Now, I need my new >> That's my sister's school. I don't know what they're talking I know, but are she not allowed at Cottonwood? Is she trespassed from Cottonwood? >> Is she on Cottonwood though? >> No, I'm just asking you. Is she trespass Is that why she parks over here? >> No, she's been doing this since last year. >> When I asked for your ID, that's the You know what I mean? You're not free to go, bud. That's She escalated to this. She I would already been on your way. >> I mean, like I don't get how your ID she didn't do nothing wrong. >> I asked cuz she drove through here. That's why. And I asked her for her ID and she refused. All right. >> The situation spiraled even further as the woman's husband arrived, proving exactly why they were a perfect match in all the worst ways. >> Hey, I don't know who you think you are, but you can't be driving like that. This is a school zone. Okay. >> This is a school zone, and it's 25 over here. I was doing 25. You have you have something that says that I wasn't? >> I need to know what's going on with my wife. >> Okay. Well, as soon as as soon as they're through, they'll let you know. soon as you're through. Who Who do I need to speak to? >> Our sergeant's here. >> Okay, let's get Carver. Is it Carver? >> No. >> Okay, cuz Carver's there head I need to speak to. >> I want to file charges on Thompson or whatever the hell his name is. >> He's on duty right now. >> I don't care. He assaulted me. >> He's allowed to do that. >> No, he's not. He I'm not doing anything illegal. He has his pass on the sidewalk. Where's his ticket? >> He's on duty right now. >> I don't give a You still have to follow the same law as we do. Yes, you do. No, that's a >> What's your name and badge number? I don't care. He's not an emergency. >> Sergeant Language. Okay. You don't want to yell. All you're going to do is yell. >> I'm not yelling. I talk like this. What am I being arrested for? >> Concealing identity. >> How if I shouldn't have even been stopped? What's the original? What led to that? What was the first reason? For skipping the >> I was not I dropped off my child right there. >> That's all you had to do was explain. >> That's what I told him. He said, "I don't care." Look at the video. No, he didn't. >> Okay, we're done here. Keep closer. They don't have no right to keep you away. You're not a threat. Why aren't you May I ask a question? Why aren't you gentlemen allowed to check her? She's asking for the services. You already checked that bad. >> Yes, because that's what hurts my wrist. You need to take the handcuffs off, sir. She has a >> They have to check my arms. [Music] >> Can you check her wrist without taking the handcuffs off? >> After being cleared by the medics, she was transported to the station, but the reality of the situation still hadn't sunk in. Instead, she clung to her desperate attempts at manipulation. >> This guy over here blocking a sidewalk that my children walk on to get to school and talk about because he's an officer of the law. He can break the laws. No, y'all have to follow the same laws we do. And you cannot bark on the sidewalk school zone. >> 25 with the RP or she stepped out anywhere. >> I saw him here yesterday and I have his documented, too. >> Uh, I'd rather go back inside. >> You better find another job because you put yourself involved in what they're doing to me. >> When I asked for a woman officer, why was I not given one? Why was he allowed to brutally attack me? We don't have a woman officer on >> force like that on me. >> We don't have a woman officer on >> I'm entitled to one. >> Okay. >> That's my legal right to go home and take I have a medical condition where it doesn't allow me control my bowels. And I told him that he didn't give a and he still told me let me see your ID. He told me don't come through here no more. I said I will because this is my route to drop off my kid. I dropped her off in the lot where it's safer for her, not in the street. How is that illegal? What statute did I violate? I want to know what statute I violated. If not, y'all need to release me. Cuz you can't hold me for concealing identity if I didn't violate a statue first. Step out. >> I don't want you to me again. Still recording. >> You want to drag me out? >> You want to hurt me again? You want to push my arm again? You want to squeeze my arm again? That was unprofessional. No call for it. That was brutal. And you touched my Don't touch me. I can walk. Don't touch me. I already filed targets on you. You touched my I for a woman officer. I have a right for you not to touch me. I know how to walk. Don't Touch. >> Don't touch me. Tell him not to touch me. What's your name and badge number? Turn on your camera. You >> see him pulling me. I can walk. I'm arrested. Let me go. >> Let me go. I don't like you. You're rude and ugly and you already a >> Listen. Have a seat right here. >> Let go. Have a seat right here. Let go. >> You have a power trip problem. Don't touch me again. >> That's assault and I want to file charges on you. I don't care if you're a cop. >> Tell him to get away from me then. He's the only one I have a problem with. >> You're the only one with the children. >> He's the only one I have problem with. He just grabbed my arm. You don't know what's going on. Tell me. >> I do, but I I don't know what's going on. But I have children in this department. You don't need to be acting like that. Ugly. >> Everything's being recorded. >> What am I being charged with? >> Resisting obstructing and in the turning through the parking lot. The reason why he's checking >> the statute. >> The statute is 126 5.1 C or E. What's it called? What's the time? >> Using a parking lot to avoid a traffic signal. >> But that's not what I did. I told him that I drop off my child there every morning because it's safer than not dropping. >> That's why he checked out with you. You asked a question. I answered this. I know. But I >> And a matter of fact, me and him actually went over that this morning. We reviewed that ordinance. >> What's the report number? >> We reviewed that ordinance this morning. >> What's the report number? >> What report? >> This report? >> This report? >> Yeah. >> I'll get it to you in a minute. I don't I I don't know the call >> cuz I'm going to be requesting all this footage. Okay. >> Okay. You want to come with me, please? Go ahead. Um, >> give us just a minute and we'll get you in there. >> I've been needing to poop. I have a medical condition. I'm going to >> I'm going to have a female go in there with You're under arrest. >> I know, but I'm going to myself. >> Have a seat. Just a second. So, I can get somebody to go in there with you. What I'm trying to explain to you. >> I myself then that's on you. >> Oh, I'm trying to get somebody to go in there with you. >> Almost an hour ago, but I was trying to get >> You want to argue with me and continue to argue while I'm trying to do this? >> I'm not arguing. Yeah, you are. >> I'm talking to you. >> The officers tried to get her personal details again, but every attempt at a sane conversation with this woman proved futile. She was an entitled Karen and was not just about to stop being one. >> I don't know you, so I can talk to you professionally. What is your first name? >> Oh, now you want to be nice. >> No, I'm I haven't arguing with you. And when I call you as that I'm wrongfully being arrested, you don't want to listen to me and you're supposed to enforce my rights and they're violating my rights. Officer, I went and dropped off my child. I'm trying to explain. >> I'm not done talking. I went and dropped off my child where I dropped her off every morning and my >> And you've been breaking the law every morning if you do that every morning. >> No. Yes. >> No, I'm not because I'm not avoiding a lie. And that's what she keeps saying. I'm not avoiding a lie. >> Okay. That's to argue in court. for me to tell you that you're wrong because we have a lawful reason. No, when we have a lawful reason to stop you. When we have a lawful reason to stop you and then you can your name. He didn't stop me. >> And now you have your vehicle while he's parked on a sidewalk and because I told him we're in emergency vehicles. We can move our vehicles. We >> still have to follow the laws. We can we have an opportunity >> children walk that sidewalk and I don't like the fact >> obviously not because you take them take them to school >> because I'm fighting the fact that it's unsafe for them right now. >> I'm not going to argue with you. Listen to me. Here's what's going to happen. I'm going to put the handcuffs in front of you. You're not going to be unhandcuffed. I'm going to remove them and put them to the front of you. You're going to stay handcuffed. >> That's fine. I'll be right back out and then you'll be held accountable for violating my rights to all of >> How am I violating your rights? >> Because I shouldn't be here and I called you to enforce my rights and you're violating them too. Stand up for >> You're violating my rights. And you'll be held accountable for >> I'm a sergeant. Thank you. >> Sergeant officer. >> See what he did? I told him to loosen them. >> What's this one? Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. >> Show the camera. >> Hang on. Hang on. >> This is the wrist. He forcefully pulled it up. >> That's natural to look at. I'm >> not talking to you. You're talking to the camera. >> Okay. I'm just telling you that that's natural. Did you see? >> It's natural that they're that tight to leave me marks. No, that's not natural. >> When you >> That's not natural. This is natural. >> Unal. >> This is natural. >> No, this is not natural. >> So, I brought a female. She's going to surgery. >> Yeah. I asked for a female way long ago. >> She wasn't on duty at the time. >> When he arrested me, he touched my assaulted. We're going to go in here and what I'm going to do is I'm purple ash and I'm going to search She thought the female officer she requested would take her side in the matter, but she didn't understand that the law doesn't bend for delusions of entitlement. >> Can I please talk to you cuz they are totally and ugly to me. I am being illegally arrested. This officer I documented yesterday um Thomasson or Thomas what he didn't want to identify himself to me by the way. Um I tried to move like his um radio cuz he has it over it. >> Don't do that. I was trying to see the name cuz he wouldn't answer me. >> Do not ever touch an officer. >> Touch the radio. >> That's still touching the officer. Don't touch anything. >> But I was just trying to find his name. >> No, listen to me. Do not do that. You can call later to the police department and you can ask for the officer's names that was on that call. >> But he's supposed, but if it doesn't happen, do not touch it. >> There's nobody. Okay. I just I was trying to talk to him, you know, and know his name and >> if if if they don't do it, then just be like, "Okay, just be like, "Okay, okay, call." >> Do not just don't do what they say. I mean, if it's something lawful, like, turn your back. Get out the car. >> But it wasn't lawful because I didn't violate the violate the law. >> But listen, listen to me. You don't know why the officer came over. You don't know why. Let the officer explain. Don't just immediately jump to, oh, it's not legal. It's not legal. Don't do that. You understand? >> Well, I was driving. I was We were I had my oldest with me. If you take it, you can always fight it in court. I'm disabled. Look, I get I have a bad disability. I wake up sick like every freaking day. My ass is bleeding right now from my stomach disability. And they didn't even let me go to the restroom. And this lady comes and brings me and it takes me longer to because my stomach's in nuts. I have a legit medical condition. I told him I'm trying to get home to take a But now, but listen, this is the thing. In order to avoid all this, how hard is it to just give your driver's license and registration? >> But how hard is it for him to be a little more uh of a peace officer, more peaceful when he approaches a civilian? More peaceful? He doesn't know what I'm going through in my life. He doesn't know that I got to take this. But he doesn't know that it's coming out my phone. >> But when I tell him that and he's just on a power trip, that's not right. But this is such a thing, man. >> And this when he left the cuffs really freaking tight for like 30 minutes. See, it's bruising already. And I asked him to loosen it and he refused cuz he's on a power trip. >> Don't bite your tongue. You defend yourself. Obviously, don't bite me, but there's a way to not bite your tongue and to still stand. There's still >> the female officer's conversation with the woman quickly turned into an expose, revealing just how deep her entitlement ran and how much of a menace she truly was to those around her. >> But I'm sure I'm not the only parent who's upset. Maybe I don't acknowledge us at the door. We're there to get our kids. That's illegal. You know, we shouldn't be holding our kids against us, against our will when we're there to pick them up. They need to be released to us. were their parent or their guardian. And she was like, "I don't know, ma'am, but I'll look into it." And I was like, "I think you do need to look into it cuz then you're going to have a lot of upset parents there, not just me." What did that turn into? >> An officer at my house talking about, "Oh, Miss John said that you threatened her that you were going to get parents to go jump her at the school." >> What? Turned around and looked at Baka. I said, "What the am I up? Am I a gangster? Like, I don't even have a criminal back. What are you talking about? You used >> I have a right to remain silent. >> Use the phone from now on. Use the phone. And >> yeah, but he had me in the cop car that time. I had no access to anything. He had me uh held at my own free will, arrested in his car for false charges. Of course, I got dropped in court because they had nothing to stand on. I always answer their questions. They ask me for an ID, I give it to them. But when I feel like I'm being my rights are being trampled over, I have a right to not identify. When I feel like it's not a lawful order, >> but just identify and then make the call to the police. >> I'm against that. There's nothing you can tell me. I'm against that. I'm I'm all for enforcing my rights and not being in that place. >> You know what we going to do? Me and you going to have a conversation after this is over. Um, Ash, we going to have a conversation. Like I said, we can meet up at the station or we can like meet up somewhere like eat something. >> The woman was eventually taken to jail and charged with resisting arrest, concealing identity, and traffic violation. The last Karen might have been a crazy entitled one, but she was tame compared to this woman who completely lost it and unleashed chaos on all because she missed her flight. >> He go slap you. That wasn't directed towards you. The shoe fit wear it. I don't care. Don't none of y'all scare me. That gun, that bad don't scare me. The >> Can I call my lawyer? >> On August the 3rd, 2023, officers responded to a call from an airport regarding a disrespectful woman who was causing mayhem after she missed her flight because she didn't have her ID. By the time they arrived, she was already in full meltdown mode, causing chaos and more than ready to unleash her fury on the cops or anyone who crossed her path. >> Ma'am, can I help you? >> I'm trying to help. I'm up to now since the police here. Somebody's going to help me now. He's mad because they not doing their job. I just paid $189 to skip TSA. I just missed my flight. My flight is at 7:00. I've been trying to get to my flight. Nobody's helping me. She said, "Go down here." The white dude left. Ain't nowhere to go. All I'm trying to get is direction. And his punk up here getting mad at me cuz I'm trying to get to my damn flight. You ain't getting to your flight. I'm not your daughter. Don't talk to me crazy. Calm down. He going to say, "I did say I was going to slap you." That wasn't directed towards you. The If the shoe fit, wear it. I wasn't directing it towards you. >> Ma'am, ma'am, come on. Let's >> You could get slapped. >> Ma'am, ma'am, let's walk over here. Let me help you. What a ma'am. >> You trying to go through my flight? I got to get >> You missed it. You missed it. We're going to come here, ma'am. You need to step out here a gun or what? You don't scare nobody. I wasn't talking to you. >> Do your job. You don't like your job, quit, >> ma'am. I'm here to help you. >> Okay. Love it. with a smile. >> Ma'am, step out. >> You don't even know me. >> Ma'am, step out here, please. >> What's your first name? What's your first name? >> Y'all know somebody is going to me or I will be happy with a smile on my face going to jail. >> Listen to me, okay? That's the last thing you want. That >> is the last thing you want to do. >> How is the last thing y'all want to do? Ain't nobody helping me at all. >> I'm trying to help people. You're yelling. Stop yelling. Talk to me. Let me help you. Okay? >> Because if you don't let me help you, >> okay? You don't got to scream at me. If I screaming at me, if I'm frustated, it's not good for you to be frustrated. I don't care. Don't none of y'all scare me. That gun and that badge don't scare me. >> So, you can stop screaming at my face. >> I'm the passenger. >> Okay. Now, let's calm down. >> What airline will you find? >> Frontier. >> Frontier. You want to go to Frontier and let's see if we can get a rebook you? Yeah. >> Where you going? You know where you're flying to? >> Philadelphia. >> Philadelphia. Do you know Do they um Cuz you already missed your flight. >> The cops tried to help her rectify the issue with the airline, but they were unaware of what they were about to walk into. >> I asked the lady, I as I said, can you help me? She looked at me. She said, >> "No." I feel >> you don't have your You don't have your driver's license. No, I don't. I lost my driver's license, but I got my debit card and everything else. >> So, what they do is they make you do what's called secondary. Did you do the phone thing? >> And I was fine with that. >> But they didn't tell me. They didn't tell. I'm like, "Where do I need to go? Where do I go?" >> Oh, for the phone thing? >> No. When I had just paid, they paid. They took my card. She swiped her car. Then she said, "Go over there." I said, "Go over when? Nobody help me." I asked the old lady. I said, "Um, well, >> I said, hey, pay you home." She said, "No." >> Really? Huh? You have to pay for the secondary screen. >> No, no, no. You should not pay for the secondary. So, what are they doing? The secondary literally is on camera. Literally me asking everybody, "Can I can y'all help me?" And nobody is helping me. discrimination. I'm gonna get my money back. I don't care what none of y'all say. I'm getting my money back. >> I'm going to go west checkpoint. I'm going to handle the adventure real quick. >> Wait for someone else to get me where >> y'all stand telling me. Y stand. >> Yeah. Frontier, right? >> Okay. Now, now let me ask her real quick. Okay, let me ask her real quick. >> So, who did you pay the hundred something dollars to? >> TSA. Whatever, whoever I paid, she took my card. She swiped it right here. This line right here. >> Things took a turn for the worse when the woman and the cops spoke with the airline and discovered the real reason she was denied boarding. >> So, you're boarding pass for Frontier. You have that, right? >> Yeah. >> Or they or they took it? They took it. >> Hey guys. So y'all off set. Just bring the bag like 3 hours. >> Did you show it to them? >> No, they took they got it. I just paid $89 to go to pass TSA. I'm asking cuz I don't have my driver's license. I said she said you better go over there verify your I said okay, no problem. I go over there. I'm like, "Can anybody help me?" The lady said, "I want my son." And she said, "No." So I said, "Okay." Like I ain't pay that no mom because white people won't be white people. So I go over there. I asked the other, "Can you help me?" He said, "No." So, I get I just get mad because at this point, you took my money ain't going to take it. >> You got an ID on you. You got nothing. What about >> I got my I got my >> Show me anything that I can collect. Nobody feels. I don't care how right is right and wrong. That's >> I'm somebody. >> What [ __ ] you going? >> Philadelphia. >> This the card they took the money off of. $189. >> Yes, sir. I have a good question. >> What's up, man? >> Um, I just got a refund. TSA. >> So, it was you. TSA didn't charge it, right? It was you guys. Yeah, we we rebooked her. >> You rebooked her? >> I still don't have an ID. So when they went to do her additional screening is apparently when she became my rate of use. So they're going to refuse to let her through. So I just gave her a refund. TSA refused her. Yeah, they called me. >> I just felt like I wasn't triggered because they called >> Are you aware that TSA uh >> Well, I think they did they did ban you. Are you aware of that? letters for >> Well, TSA is like the thing you have to do before you fly in a plane and you've been banned from that. I don't know if they let you know that. I I >> How did they ban me? >> Well, they put you on a list. So, >> somebody up higher up over here. >> That's the airport. That's not >> what >> That's the airport property. >> Could you Do you even do that TSA stuff? That's not your thing, right? >> That's a TSA issue. That's not us. >> Okay. So, where's the number? Where's the Where's the Where's the person? come on over here out of line so they can take care of those. >> I'mma call one of the managers over there. >> So, where's the person? Because uh listen, we can play this game all day if y'all want to. >> We won't. Well, I can tell you we won't play this game all day because that ain't going to happen. >> Okay. Okay. >> The problem is I don't know if that's >> The problem is Okay. Well, let me explain it to you. >> You take me as a threat. >> Yes, you do. You take what happened earlier. You feel threatened. You feel threatened about me because I'm standing up for my right. This was the problem. And then y'all supposed to be here doing y'all duty. This gentleman, he's he's he's been helping. He helping me. He's been nice to me. And you the one with the conflict. You're the one with the problem. That that sounds like a personal problem to me. That sounds like you have a personal problem with me. That does. So you say I'm nice, right? You just said you said you just said Hold on one second. You just said they bad. I don't know if they knew that they they let you know that. But you were smiling when he said it though. You were smiling. So it it's it's funny to you. But when I said I when I said >> would you look some facts right now? >> When I said oh we can go this all day. I'm going to always stand up for my rights and I'm going to speak to somebody. I'm going to speak to your higher up. You think you you you do you think you the you the boss? No. You have somebody over the >> And I have a lawyer. >> Do you have somewhere to go? >> You're banned from TSA. So you can't fly through here. You can go to another airport. Okay. >> I'm not banned from TSA. I have not any written document. It was just verbal. It has to be written. If y'all banning me for anything, trespassing or anything, it has to be on document. >> So, you want to go down that trespass road? >> You you can you if y'all want to go down the trespassing road, it's not I didn't threaten y'all. I didn't do anything to y'all. So, for y'all to say y'all going to ban me for my race, then y'all can't then y'all can >> I don't give a what you feel like is good for you. I'm not scared of none of that. I have not threatened you. I have not. >> The woman began twisting laws to fit her version of the truth. But little did she know that her luck was wearing thin and she would soon find herself in cuffs. >> I didn't feel you to sign up for this job. You I'm a woman. I'm somebody you just constitutional right. I don't They raise their kids how they raise their kids. I raise my son. I raise my son how I raise my son. I'm speak I'm frustrated cuz I took my money. I took my money now trespass from the Orlando airport. >> Okay. You have to write the docu. You have to have document right here. >> Okay. >> Right here. >> Okay. You have to have probable cause. What is the probable cause of trespassing? >> Causing a disturbance. >> That's a causing a disturbance. >> That's why I ask if you have somewhere to go. >> Okay. I'm saying okay. >> You like to leave the property on your own disturbance. Or is that is that my first amendment right to for freedom of speech? When somebody said they can Okay. the dude that said I can go in the streets. I can take you in the street. >> So you're no longer trespassing here. So at this point you're no longer walking on property. >> So at this point I can call my lawyer and then y'all can talk to my lawyer about the trespassing because I'm not like I'm not leaving. I'm not I'm not leaving. Like y'all got me [ __ ] up. Okay. Oh. Oh. I'm scared. I'm scared. I'm scared. Please. Hands up. Don't shoot. Hands up. Don't shoot. Hands up. Don't shoot. Like don't nobody give about that. You have to you can take me to court. You can take me to court. Doesn't mean that it's going to fall through. You have to have you have to go to trial. >> Are you refusing to >> Okay. You to my lawyer. Let me see the paper. Let me see the paper. Let me see the paper. Let me see the paper. Dumb. Bunch of dumb and like how they don't know how they got the underground tunnels that in Denver. >> They be doing all at these airports. >> Are you refusing to leave? >> I would like to see the paper that you is presenting. We refused to identify. >> I have the right I have the right to see the paper. >> All right. So, this right here is your copy. >> I have the right to to see the paper to f. We'll identify at the jail. It's not a big deal. We can get her information. >> No, we have to get to her and we get to the jail. >> So, my name is >> I appreciate that very much. Thank you very much. >> Or I'm getting arrested. It's all on camera as well. I have not. >> You don't have to. You can leave this. This is going to be in in the trial right there. >> You saying that I'm being trespassed? What does say I'm disturbance? How am I causing a disturbance? If >> you want to walk that way, you can go. I'm >> speaking to you. I'm having a conversation to you and you. That's not causing a disturbance. If I'm loud, that have nothing to do with it. >> If you want to start walking, you can. >> Let me I don't want you to drop your phone. Can I call my lawyer? >> Call wherever you want. >> Okay. >> We got it. We got it. We got it. We got it. >> Don't grab on me. Don't grab. >> Don't do this. Don't escalate this. Don't escalate this. >> Don't escalate this. All right. >> They got me. They got a black woman. They have they they grabbing me tight. They got a black woman. They entitled. They entitled. My name is Mimi. I'm booy artist. I'm booy artist. Make sure y'all get this on camera. >> You rather me too. I'mma let my lawyer attorney know that as well. >> As the reality of impending jail time set in, she scrambled for any excuse, grasping at anything that might turn the tide in her favor. But whether it would work was another story. Can you stop squeezing my arm? >> I hold everyone the same, man. Equal. >> But you you squeezing my arm. That's not Did you get trained to do that? You squeeze the arm. >> Hold your I'm going to hold your arm. >> Okay. >> Equal opportunity. >> So, is that on your Is your recording thing is on it. >> Okay. So, that's going to show in court that I'm asking you to stop squeezing my arm and continue to squeeze my arm. >> You squeezing my arm. >> The only thing hurt is your feelings right now. >> I'm No, nothing. My feelings can never be hurt. I hurt about what? >> I apologize if I hurt your feelings. I didn't mean to hurt your feelings. Okay. I apologize. >> If you got his number, just go ahead and call. >> Uh, can I call my attorney? >> It's in the jail, man. You have opportunity to call. >> Okay. >> You'll be able to call whoever you want once you get to the jail. >> We'll give you a bond and all that fun stuff. >> Or is it no bond for trespass? I forgot now. >> I don't even know. I don't think >> it's If it is, it's like $250 or something like that. It's pretty cheap. >> Wait, I think she's from Florida. If you're from Florida, it's 250. And if it's you're not, it's like double. >> If it's out of state, she's out of state, it's double. >> Yeah. I don't know. She didn't really give me much. So, like I said, if we get there early enough, right, let's say you don't have any warrants or any fun stuff like that, then you'll probably be back out in the afternoon and then you go get your child. I will say the Orange County Corrections guys, if you do this to them, they're not as nice as we are. Just letting you know. >> Y'all not nice at all. >> Oh, if you think I'm not nice, >> nice. >> We are kind of compassionate in the city of Orlando. >> We are kind of compassionate. >> You know what's so crazy? Because I graduated from Fullstone University. I was going to go to Barry University for law and it's like today I'm not what y'all are going to be here. Y'all are the enemies. >> Y'all are the enemies in today's society and people don't even understand that. I just asked you. We were just in here and I just said I have to speak to a person. Y'all arrested me. Y'all arrested me. This is not constitutional. [ __ ] I'm hiding. >> Okay. I was just going to do cuz I have to open up two ICes, right, for that under the same thing. It's trespass after warning and and it's all under the same. You don't have to do two separate things >> because Wednesday city. Oh, no. >> If you do if you do the state I think it's a state statute. >> Yeah. >> If you do if you do I think you can do >> Wait, I got what? >> You're being arrested. >> Misdemeanor. Misdemeanor. Misdemeanor. >> Misdemeanor. >> I didn't see the paper. I didn't even see no paper. I had enough in my hand. That's why I kept saying, "Can I see the paper?" And can I So I can video chat my lawyer to to show him the paperwork. I I'm the one who requested the paperwork. You cannot say y'all handed me no paperwork. Y'all cannot say y'all handed me no. What do you mean? >> Isn't Isn't the copy in her purse? >> Yeah. Yeah. I gave you my purse and I damn it. You're not going to pay me in my purse and I'm not even giving you permission to go in my purse. He doesn't even have $500 in my purse. >> You're a law school. He has permission to go in your purse. You're arrested. >> You just said you went to B University. Yeah, you said to law school. >> I didn't say I went to law school. >> That's what I'm saying. In fact, entitlement is crazy. Like that is crazy. >> I have to make sure you have no illegal substance. >> Why would I have so many legal substances? represent a black woman stand up for herself. I'm going up. I don't care about none of this. Like y'all think it's going to hold in court. Like y'all really think they going to bring the charge me in court. >> I just might as well just let me go. You just want to go. I'm not >> You are going to go. >> You're going to go. >> We are going to let you go to jail. >> It's against the law to let you go. You know the law. You know that once you're under arrest, you can't be you can't just be let go like that. >> But hey, one day you should know that. >> One day, one day we'll get there, but not today is not this day. So So >> did you 1029 for me, sir? Don't do it. Just let me go. This not even going this. >> In a last attempt to sway her fate, she turned on the waterworks. A classic manipulation tactic with a track record of failure. And this time it was unlikely to be any different. >> You're not going yet. We have to >> car sticker on a car. Make sure my money is in my >> What the Please don't do me like that. Please don't do me like that. >> Sit down. >> Do not try to pull away. >> I'm not resisting at all. Just don't grab me like that. Don't grab me like that. >> Just step on out so this officer can search you. Please. Miss, you want to come? Do you have anything on your purse >> that needs hangers on paper? Just relax. All right. >> Let me check. Make sure they're not. Let me fix them. >> We're going to fix them. Okay. Hold on. >> Okay. Okay. Just wait. >> All right. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Mine. That was me. >> 1029. >> Come on this side. 452 1519. >> Why would he do that? >> My ancestors love me. That's what you don't know. >> What happened? >> Y'all seen the scene and unseen that man, he gave me. I felt one woman's foot on the floor. They kept grabbing my arm. >> Guess what? I want you to stay right here. interpre. >> Do you have anything on your present you want to tell me or anything that's going to poke me or prick me? >> No. No. I was taking a flight to my side. >> Okay. This face here, please. Thank you. >> Please don't implement. Relax. Okay. >> You're not anything. >> No. >> Listen. Look. Look. You have freedom. Relax. >> Anything that I pull out of your jacket, I'mma show you. Okay. Yeah, I didn't do nothing wrong. >> All right. >> I didn't do anything. >> I didn't break no law. I didn't harm nobody. Didn't pet nobody. >> And I've seen the way you look. I just wanted to tell I just want to let you know I've seen them like and I am very protected by my ancestors God and they see a who gave me the evil eye and I did nothing but try to talk to you to arrest me. You know that God. >> No no no no no. You neither. It was both of you guys and you grabbed me the way you grabbed me. What if somebody barbed your daughter like that and you and it might be a joke to you but this is reality. This is real life. You know what you did to me was wrong. And then y'all had And then me put it on after y'all [ __ ] me out. Y'all took the handcuffs and tied it on me. >> Do you have anything on your hair like bobby pins? All right. This has to come off. Okay. >> I'm not in the jail yet. It doesn't have to come off. Yeah, it needs to come off. I don't know where you think you know what you can and can't do once you're under arrest, but you are not 100% correct. >> Good. >> Yep. >> Have a seat. >> All right. Come with us. >> You can put her seat belt on. Let me >> Don't you for one second think that that that's going to come unnoticed. When I when I tell you woman, listen. Listen. They took me. It's okay. They took me. He took my arm. I said, "Can you please stop grabbing my arm like that? They yank me more and then they grab me outside like they making me seem crazy, but I'm somebody's mother. I'm somebody's daughter. And the way like I'm a like I'm like I'm a dog. Like I'm trash. If I was a white woman, they wouldn't be doing that to me. >> Mother to mother. I'm >> I'm going to let you know just listen. Mother to mother. The best thing you do is just be quiet and calm down. Okay. >> Okay. >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct and trespass refusal to leave. Ace Karen was an absolute wreck. Completely losing it on the officers when things didn't go her way. >> Stop touching me right now. Stop touching me right now. Stop touching me right now. What part of PTSD is so hard for cops to understand the hospital yet? >> I don't know. >> Sit back in the car. >> Get your trash off me, sir. >> Now. >> Yes. >> Now. Grab that bracelet off her. On August the 9th, 2024, an officer performed a traffic stop on a woman who was driving above the speed limit. But with the way she reacted, it wasn't long before things took a turn. Stay in the car. Stay in the car. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I don't have time for this. >> No, you're staying in the car. >> No, I simply don't have time. >> Stay in the car. Stay in the car. >> Can I help you, sir? >> Stay in the car. You're being pulled over. >> Thank you. >> Send me another unit. Stay in the car. >> I need to go. >> No, I need to see your license, registration, proof of insurance. >> Um, I can't do that right now. >> You're going to be placed under arrest. >> That's fine. >> Okay. No, don't touch me. Don't touch me. I'll put my hands anywhere. Just stop touching me. >> Hands behind your back. >> Stop touching me. >> Hands behind your back. >> Stop touching me. >> Turn around. Hands behind me. >> Stop touching me. And I will put my hands behind my back. >> If you stop touching me, >> I will turn around. Hands behind your back. >> Excuse me, sir. >> You're going to be placed under arrest. >> Turn around. Hands behind your back. You're going You're placed under arrest for obstruction. >> Hands behind your back. >> Of what? Justice? >> Yes. >> This is justice. >> Yes. >> I have somewhere to be, man. >> Hands behind your back. >> No. 4193. I can't make out what you're saying, but you have 229 in route to you. >> Turn around. Hands behind your back. >> Please do not do this. >> I'm not doing that. >> Last time I told the cops, they beat the out of me. >> Okay. Well, we're not looking to do that. >> Who the >> I just want I'm placing you under arrest. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> What did I do? You're being You're placed under arrest for obstruction >> of what? >> Motor vehicle stop. >> A motor vehicle. >> You're looking to leave. Turn around. Hand back. >> I'm looking to Yeah, I'm looking for this situation. >> Can you please take me to the hospital? >> You're going to slow it down. She's in custody >> right now. Take me to the hospital right now. risk. >> They They probably missed me. >> 1323. >> I will do some crazy if you don't take me to the hospital right now. >> Okay, we'll take you to the hospital. What What do you need to hospital for? >> Oh, you know, they probably missed me in Wally World. >> Okay. >> Go. >> I got enough bruises on my wrist. Thank you. >> What's that? >> I got enough bruises on my wrist. Thank you. >> Not to make them any tighter. >> I'm just making sure they don't slip up cuz you get tiny wrists. Okay. Thank you. >> The woman's entitlement was on full display as she showed zero respect for authority, twisting the truth with shameless lines in a desperate attempt to take control of the situation. >> Can I please go to my appointment, sir? >> Or are you going to take me to the hospital? >> What's going on with you? What's your name? >> Uh, people I keep doing my hardest trying to be a good person and people keep arresting me and feeding the me and >> Okay. >> Please, please take your hand off of me. Is the cuffs not enough? No. >> Okay. Take me to the hospital then. Right now, please. >> What's going on with you? So, I can help you. >> Uh, mental health. >> Okay. >> PTSD. I don't like when men touch me. >> Please stop touching me. >> I have a female officer coming on the way. >> Great. Can you stop touching me? >> Well, then lean on the car. >> Okay. Turn around. Lean on the car. >> What's your name, dear? >> Beth. >> Beth, what's going on with you today? >> I'm trying to get the out of Jersey. >> Okay. >> You know. >> Okay. >> Some dude threatened to call the cops on me. That's why I assumed you pulled me over. No, I pulled you over for speeding cuz you were speeding. >> Cuz I have to get out of here, man. >> Okay. >> I have to get out of here. >> I have to get out of here. >> Where were you coming from? >> I don't crystal in the grocery order of the car. >> Me? >> I I understand you. >> I'm the owner of that owner in Elizabeth. Okay. >> Seven road Hamilton. >> Not anymore. >> What brings you all the way out here? You've been staying at the Crystal End. >> Yeah, with a friend. Okay. And what happened? >> Oh, he started to call the cops on me and I said, "That's enough of this." >> Okay. So, then you left >> and then he said, "You stole everything." >> I bought that cash all around >> when I was a teenager. >> Okay. All right. I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> I need to I have somewhere to be anywhere but here. >> You're now you're now under arrest, but if you need mental health services, well, >> I don't, but if that's the only thing that'll get me a out of here. Well, this is not going to get you not under arrest. All right. You're still you're still going to be charged with that >> for the obstruction of you trying to walk away from my motor vehicle stop. >> Okay. >> I have somewhere to be though. >> Okay, that's that's that's fine. What happened over at the Crystal? You just >> threatened to call the cops. >> Yeah. >> And then how'd you end up in Ocean Grove? >> Well, he said, "Well, Karma, if you don't give my up by 1:00, I'm going to take you to court or call your mommy and daddy." Okay. >> And I said, "You're right. I do care about karma." So, I threw his door and I left and I'm trying to leave. I'm trying to get away from him. I'm trying to get away from here. >> Maybe I was speeding. Perhaps. >> You were. >> Perhaps. Will the pretty lady officer take the cuffs off and let me leave? >> No. No, that wasn't happening. >> Okay. So, take me to the hospital. >> You can take me. >> We're going to take you. >> You don't need your buddies. It's okay. We're going to take you to our headquarters first. Okay. >> Do you have uh do you have insurance on this car? Scand >> insurance. I have registration. >> I'm living in there. I got everything in there. What do you want? >> Can you call my emergency contact? It's my dad or my mommy. You want to call my mommy and daddy? 34. >> Please beat me up, sir. >> You guys Neptune, please. >> Yes, we are. >> I'm so excited. Neptune, please. >> Wow, we get to go all the way down. >> You want her in the >> inside or you want her out here? >> Stop touching me. I don't like people touching pulling away from me. Okay, >> stop touching me. >> You're very >> Will you take me to the hospital, please? >> Can you stop moving around? >> No. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop. Stop touching me, sir. Stop touching me right now. Stop touching me right now. Come on. Stop touching me right now. >> You're going to walk to the back of the car. If I stop touching you, walk. Okay, got it. >> What part of PTSD is so hard for cops to understand. That's crazy. >> I love it when men touch me when I ask them not to. Doesn't bring up any bad memories. After the cops had placed her in the car, her outrage became worse by the second, asking to be taken to the hospital. But at this point, it was hard to tell if she truly needed help or was just playing the game. >> Hi, it's really hot. Can we like I don't know. Thank you. Can I please go to the hospital, ma'am? I would like to talk to my doctor. >> Okay, we'll talk about that. I'll let him know. >> Thank you. They probably missed me over in Wally World. You know, everyone liked me there. Two people proposed to me. It was so fun. Take me back. Those were my people. I do belong there. I did assaulted a police officer after he didn't take his hands off me when I asked him so very nicely. Oh, I am a danger to other and myself. Please take me to the hospital. >> If I scream more, will you take me? >> No. How about now? How about now? What about now? Is now a good time to start going towards the hospital? >> You're going to you're going to stay now. How about now? >> How about now? >> Get to me hospital yet. >> How about now? >> Sit back in the car back. >> Take me to the hospital. >> Sorry. Sit down. >> Then why are we sitting here? >> Okay. Sit down. >> You have to be patient. >> No, I don't. >> Why? >> Why? Because I'm a danger to myself. Sir, sit sit back in the car. >> The officers expected the woman to calm down once she arrived at the hospital, but they and the staff were about to be pulled into a full-blown storm of chaos. >> Will you walk in with us right now? Yeah. All right. Come on. Let's walk in. All right. Come on. You could use your feet first. I'm not going to touch you to move you. I'm just going to help you. Okay. I don't want you to get hurt. Okay. Let's just go in together. Seems like you're having a rough day. All right. >> I know. I know. I don't want you to have a worse day than you have to. Okay. >> You'll be all right. >> Take a You want to take a seat here? >> I would like you to go to the bathroom, please. >> We're going to get you in the bathroom right now. I can't sit. >> You're not going to throw me. >> We're not because you're working with us. >> Yeah. You're all right now. >> Believe you can take the handcuffs off. >> Scooch back. Scooch back. If you got to kick off. There you go. Okay. >> Here. Kick off my hand. Okay. Okay. There you go. >> All right, Elizabeth. >> Yeah. >> We're going to take off one of the handcuffs and place it on the side of the bed. Please cooperate with us. Okay. [Music] >> Okay. >> I talked to my doctor. They keep calling me being like, "Hey, you have a bunch of time on your hands, right? It's not like you were just locked up for eight days. You have your own business. It's not like you haveing people to talk to. Yeah, you can just we can just call you whenever. >> Oh, I hope I see. She said, "Do you even have a job?" Not only do I have a job, every second I'm in here, I'm losing money right now. Right now, I'm losing money. >> I'm a freelancer. I do design and video and photography and media and whatever. >> Yes. I filmed at the Stone Pony last night. I have a real job. Margaret said get a real job. I was like, you want me to go down to Center Falls or is my owning my own business for seven years not enough? Oh, can someone please call my mommy and daddy >> so they can take me home? They're busy, but I think they they come for this >> again. They're going to be like this again. So, she's going to go to I'll hold on. >> We should check for warrants and not >> I have some parking tickets from when I got locked out of my car. >> Okay. >> Make sure they run those. Been meaning to pay them. It's Monica Geller. Just kidding. It's M something. M. Geller. I don't know what the M is for. He's Russian. Is he here today? Can anyone hear me? >> Hello. useless. >> She said she just wanted to see the doctor. >> She wanted to see her doctor. She mentioned she wanted >> She hit her head. >> Yeah. And then she crushed her head a couple times. >> No, not doing that. >> All right. We're going to have >> Not going to happen. >> Not going to happen. >> So, you don't really have a choice. >> I do. And I'm not doing that. get the doctor down here >> so I can talk to him and get my 72 hours started >> cuz y'all aren't told he'd be here for 72 hours again. Okay, >> I I'm not making the decision, but >> I'm not doing that. Get the doctor down here now. >> I can't just make them come. Okay, >> hand them to me. >> They're close. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Will you change? >> Sure. Oh, will all these men watch me change? >> No, there will be no boys if you don't want >> Oh, what about all these women? How about the full gallery? Why the whole hospital down here? >> She's in our custody. She should be out of our custody. I feel more of a risk if we get her chance in our custody. >> I'm just going to call security. >> Looney Tunes are in. >> Oh, please change. No, don't change. How about you just lay here and do nothing? >> Hi. Can I speak to the doctor yet? >> Yeah. You want to put her in there? >> Get away from me. Get away from me. >> It only got worse from here as her behavior grew so volatile that the cops had no choice but to take further action. >> Get away from me. Get away from me. Get away from me. >> Get away from me. Get away from me. >> Get further away from me. >> Listen, you got to sit on the bed. >> No. Not if you don't get away from me. >> Can I see a doctor? None of you look like doctor. >> I just don't know. >> I am sitting on the bed. >> I told you to leave. >> Where is the doctor? Do you have any doctors in the hospital? >> He's going to come. No, I can't >> because I'm here again >> against my will and it's for my own good. Actually, the longer I'm here, the worse I'm going to get. >> I am good. >> Oh, you guys going to give me the slippy slippy again? Please, I don't want to be here. >> No, >> man. I'm at the Relax. Seriously, please. >> Get the doctor. >> Oh, he's on the >> Did I stutter? >> No. Didn't think so. >> I told you on my buddies, sir. >> There you go. Thank you. >> Great. >> I don't know. >> Hey, what's the ETA on? Doctor. >> Huh? Any of you know? >> Anybody? Can anybody hear me? Hello, John. It's Margaret. They make these beds so good nowadays. >> Okay. All right. All right. I don't know. >> You think I can attach her? >> Swing your leg. >> Swing your leg over the bed. There you go. >> She's going. >> All right. Let's >> She eating her rings. >> Well, she eating her rings. Yeah. >> Spit it out. >> Spit spit it out. >> Spit your ring out. >> Spit. Spit your rings out. >> Spit it out. >> Spit your rings out. >> Spit your rings out. [Music] >> Spit your rings. [Music] >> Are you done? >> Stop. >> Are you done? >> Stoping me. Relax. Get your ring. >> Spit your rings out. >> Can I get that ring first? >> Let me get that ring. >> No, you can't have it. >> It's mine. >> Get out of your ring. >> Spit it out. >> Don't touch me. >> Get out of Relax. She's going to get it out. >> I'm working on it. >> All right. >> Can you get your trash off me, sir? >> No. >> Yeah, she'll get it to you. >> Don't start punching. >> No. >> No. >> Get your off me, you freak. Yeah. Hold her legs. >> Hold her arms. >> Happy. Stop hurting me. Please stop hurting me, sir. >> Stop moving around. >> Stop moving. >> Lay down and take a like take a second. Take a couple breaths. >> Stop hurting me. >> We're not hurting. >> Yes, you are. I'm in pain. >> Yes. Okay. >> Give me your rings, please. >> No. Yes. >> No. >> Give me your rings. >> No. >> You got Mhm. All right. >> Hold her down. >> Do the index finger first. >> Elizabeth. >> Yeah. What's up? >> I need you girl. >> I need you to take a couple breaths. >> I got you. >> Elizabeth, I need you to take a couple breaths. >> I'm trying. I'm surrounded by people. >> But you're not helping the situation. >> You want to hold that bracelet off of her. Thanks. I needed I needed someone to hold my hand. >> That's really all I needed. >> No problem. >> My mother made this. >> Okay. Well, then we're going to You're going to break it if you keep holding it. We're taking those off you want to break. >> Do you want it to break or do you want it in hold? Just let it go. >> We're going to give it back. >> Can you get those other things off? >> Please stop judging me. >> Can you put her in? >> We have to wait for the doctor. >> Oh, please do. Please put me in your shoes and then me up. Please. Let them take those bracelets off. Elizabeth, take it off. Elizabeth, let them take them off. >> Please stop hurting me. >> Their behavior got so aggressive that they had to take lowrisk control measures for the safety of everyone involved. But even that didn't stop the chaos. This woman was doing everything to avoid going to jail, even if that meant piling up more charges. >> Okay, then take a couple breaths and stop moving around and they and they'll stop touching you. But you got you got breathe. >> Okay. >> Breathing >> in your nose out your mouth. Come on. I know. >> You know if the people stop touching me, I would be able to breathe a little easier. >> You can't because you're moving. >> You're hurting me. You are hurting me. >> You're hurting me, too. >> Hold on to >> then stop. Then stop. >> But my very >> Elizabeth, you have to stop restraining them. >> Grab them. >> We're resisting. I just want to go >> and I just want to take a >> Yeah, >> please. Can I take a in privacy? We have to do a strip search first. Yay. The sleepy sleepy. I wonder how long I can find it this time. I wonder if I think I'm going to the whole time this time. That'll be fun. You're lucky you're a knife guy or I'd be biting your leg off right now. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. >> Can people please let go? Is this calming up? >> Are you not trying to scratch anybody? >> No, I'm not. Okay. If you let go, I'll stop moving entirely. Okay. I'll myself. Is it okay if I wipe my tears away, sir? Is that okay with you? >> Go. >> Hey, what happened to my glasses? I'd love to be able to see. >> Can I please see? >> I don't know where your glasses are, man. >> He just said they're right over here. [Laughter] [Music] >> Um, yeah. Can I please talk to my doctor or my mommy >> or my daddy? What about the boys? The reason I'm here. What about him? >> Or strength. >> Yay. Let's do it. We're going to do it. Yeah. Let's do it. >> I'm trying. >> Yeah. Good luck. more. >> More. >> Yo, do me a favor. Can you put that down? Put that down. Put this down. Put this >> Try to get that right leg. If you do that, sir. >> That's fine. I'm not going to be laying on your anywhere near your clothes. >> Elizabeth, come on. A little bit. >> You're making this horse for yourself. >> No, you are, sir. >> Cuz you're a dude and you're still touching me. That's so cool. It's for your own good. Please face all of your fears all at once. >> All at once. Please. My friends are so rude. >> Just take the metal one off, please. It sparks a little. Yeah. Give me the nice cushy cushy crazy person ones. Oh, will you put me in the the the the wrappy round ones so at least I can hug me. Come on. No one hugs me enough anymore. >> Cuz I'm such a or whatever. I just hate when people mistreat me. >> All right, that was good. You're such a good >> Once we get everything on >> Hey, can I go to the bathroom now that I'm heavily strapped down? I'm sure that's the next stop, right? Or do you guys all want to watch me out? >> That's what I thought. I could take any more pain. It's easier if you just relax. >> It hurts. What the do you want me to do, Grin and Barrett? I can't do that anymore. >> You're fighting it. >> Of course I am. This Yeah, you just lay here and like let him do whatever. That's not smart of you. >> The woman eventually got cleared by the hospital and was taken to the station where she was charged with obstruction of justice, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. Next, we have this crazy Karen who strongly believes she wouldn't go to jail after threatening law enforcement. >> Never going to end up in jail. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm never going to end up in jail. >> Listen to your friend though. >> I'm never going to end up in jail. [ __ ] the sheriff's office. [ __ ] you all. No, no, no, no. You guys are a disservice to this country. >> I hope people like you. I hope you >> on the 13th of January 2024, Florida police officers responded to a distress call from the management of a local bar. They reported an altercation between two customers that resulted in one of the customers getting seriously assaulted. When the cops arrived at the scene to get a grasp of what had happened so far, they approached the crazy Karen who appeared to be a victim and gave them her version of what had transpired earlier. >> What's going on? All right. So, you see my neck? >> Okay. Tell me what happened, man. >> So, I'm just in there dancing. >> I'm doing nothing. And like out of nowhere, like I don't know. I honestly like I have no idea why, but there's a group of girls who are in like a they're in a bachelorette party. I mean, I'm just out there. I'm dancing with another guy in here. Like, I'm with him, but I'm dancing with another guy in there. >> Yeah. And all of a sudden, like they just grab me by the neck and like push me onto the band speakers. >> So my lip is my lip is busted >> and my neck >> is like I don't know why. I honestly I have no idea why. I honestly have no idea why. >> Where are the girls at? >> They're in the bar. >> Do you know who it was? >> Yeah, it's it's the bachelorette party. >> They're in that corner. It's my [ __ ] neck hurts soing bad. >> Fire rescue now. >> Like you see my neck, right? Cuz it hurts but I can't see it but like it feels like there's a big mark right down my neck and my lid just like >> they just took me and were like boom and like pushed me into the band. >> Yeah. >> But no no not you but like me like they just like took me and like boom pushed me into the band. I fell into the band's speakers. So, the band will even be able to see that like any video is going to show them pushing me into the band. >> However, it was when they interrogated the other person involved that it started looking like she might not have been entirely truthful with them. >> Hey, how you doing? >> It was the girl with white. >> I was like, definitely. I tried to help her say like, "Hey, can I get you to come off this because you're like really in a bad shape." >> Oh, no. You're sober. So, >> that's Amanda. That's the bachelorette. That's >> absolutely >> I was like that that girl and she fell on the stage. >> She certainly did >> and she sat there and kind of looked for a second. >> Well, she sat there for a second kind of looked and then she pushed that girl, the bachelorette, into all of us. And then that's when we were like, "Well, hold on a second. Wait a minute." Like, "No, we're not going to do that." And then that's when the security came over and kind of her buddy got to go home. She's wide open. >> It's not the first time she's caused trouble. >> Watch out, ladies. They're trying to drive. >> I'm going to buy you some just for men. >> It's a new year. I got you. >> The girl in the green dress. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, I was trying to help. Things started to take a turn for the worse when the officers became privileged to see the video of the altercation. But as the truth glared her in the face, it was surprising to see that she started trying to find the most creative of ways to remain a victim. >> All right. So So that's you right there, right? That was right there. >> And there she goes. She charges in this on this back. Where's the uh go back? [Applause] >> Yeah. So, that girl right there is the one that threw her down to the floor. >> That wasn't a throw down to the floor. That was a bump. If you look Okay, hang on one second. I'm looking at We're looking at the video and I'm going to show you. I'm zooming in right here so you can see >> the person's back is to her. She actually bumped into her as she went down. >> And how did my lip How did my neck get >> I don't know how that happened. >> Right. You don't know. >> I'm just looking and seeing what the video show me. This is the video evidence. >> This is it. This is what we go by. So just >> got conflicting stories. We go by the video. >> So So just like miraculously my lip and my neck I got pushed. So I don't know what's showing on that video cuz I can't see it clearly but but someone took me by the neck and threw me into the band. >> Okay, that clearly >> just just leave it alone. Obviously you they're regular seat. Just leave it alone. That's definitely regular. It starts with regular. >> Where did this come from? >> Where where where did this come from? Except if someone like grabbed me and like pushed me into the band. Like I'm telling you that I sat on the band speaker. Go ask the band. >> Ma'am, I can see that as well on the video. >> At this point, the officers were already beginning to see her for who she truly was. It was obvious she didn't mind telling a lie to get others into trouble. In doing this, she was gradually beginning to annoy the officers who were beginning to run out of patience. >> Well, how do you think that happened? Except somebody like grab that's a that's a >> that's a that's a well like I'm telling you like if you do this >> I can clearly see I understand I understand something. So I got pushed I got pushed like the the li the hand went here >> into my lip into my into my face right like >> and I got pushed into the band and I was like yo whoa what's going on like whoa whoa whoa >> how could you get pushed into the van van that way if you went into the band face first >> no no I didn't go in the band I went backward so I'm >> so the band is here right all All right. All right. Take this. Take this. So, here's the band, right? Here's the band. I'm here dancing. You're there. Whoever like came at me like I'm I'm dancing like I'm I'm benign cuz I'm having a good time. I'm not. Listen, I lived in DC for 30 years. If I thought some [ __ ] was coming at me, I'd be ready to kick a bitch's ass. I'm going to tell you right now, if I thought these girls were coming at me, I'm a DC [ __ ] [ __ ] I'd be ready to throw down. But I was in there having a good time. Not no fighting in me at all. I'm dancing, having a good time. The next thing I know, like some girl has me like this, and like I I fall back into the speaker of the band, and I'm like, "Yo, whoa, whoa, whoa." Okay. >> The sad part of telling lies is that you need more lies to cover them up. And her case was no different. It was becoming obvious that the exaggerating that transpired and her storytelling was beginning to lack a coherent flow. >> Listen, she grabbed you by the face and pushed you all the way back into the speaker. >> I mean, I'm not going to say all the way back cuz like the band is right here and I'm dancing by the band. So all she had to do was push me a little bit and I'm in the band. So it's not like she was like boom. I'm I'm right here by the band. So all she has to do is like touch me and the next thing you know like I'm falling into the band cuz I'm right by the band. Okay. >> Right. So the band is right here. I'm right here by the band. So she touches me a little bit and I'm in the band. But like she touched me enough that she had my lip and my throat. Like she grabbed me right here and was like boom b. >> Like look at my face. Like where does this come from and this? Except someone is like think about it. Like take your hand and put your hand to me. >> He ain't going to do that. >> Where is where? >> Absolutely not. >> But where is it going to go? My lip and my throat. Like the whole thing matches up to her grabbing my face. >> No, it doesn't actually. Because if someone's going to grab your face, and I'll say if somebody does grab your face, the reaction to a normal human is to chomp down on them. If something goes in your mouth, it's to bite down. >> I hate Florida police because like they just they don't like Florida police just don't like they don't understand. They they One thing about Karen's is that they love having their way. But unfortunately for her, her lies weren't holding any water, meaning that she couldn't unjustly frame someone. As a result, she began to lose her cool with the officers and everyone around her. A perfect recipe to land oneself in jail. [Music] Hey, sir. Are you okay? No, I'm fine. >> So, what? >> You guys should probably go in the car if you're going to do that because if you keep hitting up you keep hitting him, I'm locking your ass up. >> I'm I I'm the one. No, no, no. I'm the one that got tonight and you don't want to. No, no, no. >> You just him in front of a law enforcement officer. >> Hey, hey, hey. We play around. Did that bother you? The way we fight and we play around in bombs. Does that bother you? >> All right. All right. It didn't bother him. It didn't bother him. Okay. >> It didn't bother No. No. No. No. You back up. Back up. No. No. You back up. Back up. Back up. It didn't bother him. >> Do you want to get her to the car? >> Yeah. Please. >> He came her front. >> Doing your best not to let No. No. No. No. No. No. >> You're going to end up in jail. No, >> I'm never going to end up in jail. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm never going to end up in jail. >> Listen to your friend, though. So, she >> I'm never going to end up in jail. I'm never going to end up in jail. >> I'm never going to end up in jail. >> Please. Come on. >> I'm never going to end up in jail. >> Yes, you will. You don't stop. >> No. No. No. No. I'm never going to end up in jail. I'm never going to end up in jail. >> You don't leave now. This talks will >> Oh, I I will leave. I will leave because you you are a disservice to thising country. You're a disservice. >> Before you go anywhere, ma'am, this gentleman has something he wants to tell you. >> Um, I'm going to be trespassing. >> You're trespassing boonies for a year. >> Cool. >> A year. >> If you come back here, >> cool. So like, so like you can allow people to like me at your place and I and I'm out for a year. >> Please. Come on. [ __ ] you all. >> The reason why >> [ __ ] West Palm Beach, [ __ ] the sheriff's office. [ __ ] you all. No, no, no, no. You guys are a disservice to this country. Because like these girls, these girls attacked me and you allowed it. >> You allowed it. You allowed it. You allowed it. And you're cool with it. >> [ __ ] you all. >> [ __ ] you all. >> This is why the police get >> You're the reason why get shot. >> Exactly. Y because people like you tonight. >> Eventually, she began to cross all reasonable boundaries. At this moment, she was just a hair's breath away from going to jail, but her feelings of entitlement were blinding her to that fact. She might only come to realize a bit too late that it would have been better to listen to her friends and leave the vicinity. >> Come on, let's say it again. Let's go. Say it again. Why don't you say it again? What's wrong? Did you you want to say something to me? Because you're over here literally telling me I hope somebody you that's called a threat. You want to go that far? >> I'm not threatening you. >> The whole place just heard you say it. I'm not the one. I could tell you that. I'm not the one. >> I am not threatening to do anything to you. >> You need to get to your car. That's what you need to do cuz you're about to get disorderly caught. Oh boy. >> Nah. I'm done. I don't have to talk to you no more. I'm a lover, not a fighter. I'm a lover, not a fighter. >> I'm a lover, not a fighter. >> Not a fighter. Keep walking. >> I'm a lover, not a fighter. >> Get to the gym. Get to the gym. >> I'm already at the gym, baby. Don't you worry. 5 days a week. >> Go to the gym. >> 5 days a week, sweetheart. See you Saturday. >> Go to the gym. Just when it seems like she had decided to walk away from trouble, for some reason it somehow appeared like she needed a quiet place to cool her head and some lessons. And that place is just where the officers decided to take her. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You talked yourself into going to jail. >> I'm not I'm not going to jail. >> Listen to me. This your husband's car. >> It's my truck. >> Okay. Tell her to get out of the car or she's going to come out a way she does not want to. >> I'm not going to jail. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Get out of the car. >> For what? >> Going to jail. >> For what? >> Get out of the car. >> What am I going to jail for? >> For this nonsense that you keep pulling. You guys could have been gone 10 minutes ago. >> I got marks on my neck and a mark on my mouth. >> You watched the video, too. >> I couldn't see the video. >> You watched the video. >> I watched the video. >> I couldn't see the video. The deputies watched the video. >> I couldn't see the video. I did not see the video. >> There was no intent in anything that occurred. >> Is there any way I can talk you out of taking her to jail? >> Oh, no. No. These these two deputies over here are not happy at all. >> I got a mark. Look at my neck and my lip. >> That you have a mark on your neck >> and my lip. Like look at my lip. Like these girls like took me by my face and my neck and pushed me into the band. Like they took me by my face and my neck and pushed me into the van. >> What is your first name? >> Brooke. >> Brook. >> I'm not. >> Okay, Georgia. She's not getting out of the car and I'm trying not to damage his truck. >> Sir, turn the truck off. >> I'm I'm I'm mad because like I'm leaving. >> Ma'am, we're past that point. You had the option to leave. You chose to exit the truck. It caused more of a disturbance. Step out of the vehicle now. Do it now. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Ma'am, that was once. Going to ask you one more time. >> Step out of the vehicle. Do it now. >> Seat belt. >> Babe, please come over there. >> I'm going to go in my bucket. >> All right, babe. I don't want you to get They're going to damage your truck if she doesn't get >> Okay, ma'am. We're past the point of being polite and we're about to take that seat belt off of you right now and then you're about to be escorted out of the vehicle. >> At this point, things were starting to get real and she was now realizing that crazy actions yielded crazy results. For some reason, she was thinking it was a good idea to want to go home. Speak of doing the right thing at the very wrong time. >> George, >> can you can you can you please just let me go home? Can you please let me go home? out of the truck. Okay, that's fine. Okay, go ahead. >> Turn over. >> Hang on. >> Okay, listen. >> I didn't do anything. >> You're not resisting. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> By you just deciding to lay there on the ground. That's resisting. Laying on the ground is resistance. >> Absolutely. >> This way. >> Give me that arm, man. There you go. >> Yeah. >> I know. Give us a second. I'll give you [ __ ] All right, ma'am. You want to roll you over on your on your side and want you to put your knees up. Okay. >> Okay. Go ahead and put your knees up, ma'am. >> Can you put her knees up so I can sit her up? >> However, she still had one more trick up her sleeve. For a moment, she passed out. Or so it seemed. But even her Oscar award-winning acting was not going to save her at this point. >> Put her under your rescue. >> Yep. >> Here we go. >> Okay. And there we go. Get that. >> Can I get five back to beanies? Our 1015 decided to pass out on us. >> This is [ __ ] America. We're like I get [ __ ] assaulted. >> And I And it's the KC. >> You have my phone. >> I have it. >> Okay. >> I got your things. >> Okay. >> It's a boyfriend. Thirsten. Okay. The code to my phone is >> Can you give her your number? [Music] >> Exactly. >> So, what's the code? >> The code's my phone. >> All right. She'll take this in with her. >> Does she need another number or anything? Just those two. >> Do you need another number besides >> besides that mine? >> Okay. The code to my phone is is >> ridiculous that I'm going to jail after after I got assaulted and I'm going to jail. Like this is [ __ ] America. >> No. >> I hope someone [ __ ] me right now. Like just like come stop it. >> Come come [ __ ] me right now. Like you guys got me all handcuffed. Like come [ __ ] me. This is from >> realizing that her antics to get out of trouble were failing, she began to resort to legal threats in hopes that it might scare the officers. >> I'm a lawyer. Like, I'm a lawyer. And these girls assaulted me and then these police I'm a lawyer. >> What's your bar number? >> I'm a lawyer. >> What's your bar number? >> It doesn't even matter. I'm not going to tell you anything. >> But I'm a I'm a lawyer. I'm a lawyer. And like these girls assaulted me. these girls. Listen, we can wait till we get to court and you can get my bar number. >> Okay. Um, I still need your code. >> I need to get in the gate. >> Well, I got I got the car, >> but like I I did nothing tonight. I did nothing. I did nothing to you guys. >> So, let's go to court. No, I did nothing. I did nothing to these police officers to arrest me. I did nothing. So, let's go to court. Like, let's go to court. I did nothing. I did nothing wrong. I goted and they let these girls go away. Like, I got assaulted and you let these girls go away and you want to take me to jail. Look at my leg my neck and look at my look at my limb and you let these girls assault me and go away. But you got me in handcuffs. Cool. Take me to jail. Let's go to court. Let's go to court. Like put me in jail. I I did nothing. I did nothing. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go to court. Let's go to court. Let's go to court. Like I got attacked by a bunch of girls and y'all let them walk away after they like took me by the neck and threw me down and you got me on the ground right now in handcuffs. And they walked away. They walked away and I'm the one with the marks on my face. Where are their marks? What marks did you see on them? Like really, what marks did you see on them? You really want to take me to jail? Is that really what you want to do after you see my neck and my lip? Like, look at my neck and my lip. >> Eventually, she gave up on trying to save herself. But even more painful for her was not the fact that she was going to jail, but the fact that she could not successfully frame others. >> They attacked me and threw me into the van, and you want to take me to jail? Is that really what you want to do? >> Is that really what you want to do? Like, you want to take me to jail after my lip and my neck? Like, you didn't even take pictures. You didn't even take pictures of my lip or my neck. And you're over there laughing with him, like having a good time. And I'm watching you like just laughing and having a good time after they threw me into the band. Hey. >> Hello, sir. >> Hello. Have a little too much to drink today. >> I didn't have enough drinks. >> Okay. All right. Well, did you fall? >> Did I fall? >> No, I got pushed. >> Like a b like six girls pushed me into the band. You see my lip and my neck? >> Okay. >> You get hit? >> Yes. >> All right. What's hurting you? Nothing. >> Your neck and your lip. >> I mean, it hurts, but I I listen, I've been abu I've been in two abusive relations with a man, men that beat me in my face. >> Okay. >> So, does this hurt me? No. >> All right. So, we're going to get you off the stretcher and take you to the hospital. Okay. >> Great. >> Chief custody. >> You want to grab it by my feet? >> Nope. >> Nope. Nope. feet. Go back that way. >> If you kick them, you're getting another charge. >> Feet go this way. >> I'm not kicking them. >> You're putting Please do not kick them. >> Just relax. We'll we'll move you. >> Who can stop kicking you guys? >> We'll move you. Just sit and relax. >> How you doing? >> We're going to get you under stretcher. Okay, >> you guys have >> I'm going to have to sit you up here. >> No, I can't. >> My but my hands are curved. >> Okay, but I still need to stand you up. So, use your legs. I'm going to lift you up and I want you to push up with your legs. Okay. >> Back. Uh, yep. We got this. On the count of three. One, two, >> you can't touch your legs. >> Your legs. >> I mean, not the way you guys are me. >> No. No. Look. Like, you already scratched my leg. Look at the mark on my neck right now. >> In the end, she was charged with two counts of disorderly intoxication, one count of domestic battery, and two counts of resisting without violence. Moving on to this Karen who tried to kick her way out of a police van after causing a disturbance in public. >> Drop my butt. Drop my butt. >> On the 11th of August 2023, officers responded to a call reporting a woman who was seen causing a disturbance and yelling racial slurs. When the officers arrived at the scene, they proceeded to approach her without knowing that they were about to meet one of the most dramatic Karens ever. >> Yo, come here. You're under arrest. >> Disordered conduct. Disordered conduct. Put your drink on the ground. Turn around. >> Yelling slurs against other people ideologies. Turn around. You're under arrest. >> Turn around. You're under arrest. >> Don't step away from us. >> No. >> What? >> We make the rules. Not you. >> Stop resisting. Stop. >> Don't break my Stop resisting. I'll take your tablet. I'll take >> Look at that. Take this off. Where is there a buckle in the back? >> Let go of me so hard. >> I'm not I am so >> Take this off. >> I'm so compliant. >> No, you're not. You just tried to walk away from us. You're not compliant. >> No, sir. >> Don't be so hard on my P. >> Stop. Why you keep pulling away? Because you keep pulling away. >> All right. Listen, guys. >> Thank you. Look at that. >> What? Don't let him be so hard on me. >> Okay. Although she had started realizing that her crazy actions had just landed her in trouble rather than try to cooperate with the officers like most Karens, she began to complicate the situation for herself. But these cops were about to show her that they didn't come to mess around. >> My bag, sir. >> Yep. We will. >> No, we won't. >> We will back up. >> Stop going near him. All right. >> Back up. >> We're not your friend. What part don't you get that? Nobody hears your friend. >> You're a shield, not a sword. You're the protective sir. >> You're to protect. >> Stop spitting. >> Stop spitting. >> You're to protect. >> I have a broken rib. Please >> stop spitting. >> You have a broken right rib. Push me up against this wall. >> Are you going to stop spitting? >> Are you going to stop spitting? >> Are you done? >> We're going to search our bags on the scene. [Music] >> Grab them. We'll search my car. >> No. You grab your stuff in my car. Come on. Let's go. I want a different officer. >> I want a different officer. >> Stop. >> Like, follow me. >> Stop. >> How old are you? >> Act like it. Hey, Jeff, you mind just doing it on my hood on camera in case there's any dope in it? >> There's no dope. >> Stop. Stop. >> Yeah. >> Stop. >> Boys want to carry me. >> We're going to in a second. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Would you stop? >> Carry me. Carry me. >> Stop. Okay. >> Carry me. Carry me. >> Go backwards. Yep. >> Obstruction. >> You just caught an obstruction charge now. Congrats. >> You're dragging me anyway. >> Cuz you're yelling carry me. >> Cuz you're dragging me. >> Cuz you're dragging me, officer. >> Stop it. >> I'm going to use this. I'm going to drag my arm. Have a seat. Well, now you're in the car, so you'll be on my arm. >> Stand in the car. You Sit in. Get out of the way. >> Hope you're happy. >> I don't officer. I don't have anything in my bag. >> Okay. Right now. Listen. >> How you conduct yourself in the next listen. >> They were rough on me. >> Listen to me. I was >> No need for this arrest. >> Have you How you conduct yourself from here on out will determine whether you get released on a summon or if it gets any different. >> So, >> I suggest you calm down. All right. And we'll get you in and out of here. All right. >> Great. At this point, she started realizing that going around abusing people was probably not the best of ideas. But at this moment, there was nothing she could do but dance to the tune of her own music. >> If you keep acting crazy and you start kicking yourself, >> listen, I don't want the handcuffs. Please, Lord, I'm going to comply. I'm going to comply. I don't want them. I don't like restrictions. Please, Lord, please Jesus. I promise I'm going to comply. I'll be a good girl. your hands behind. >> I'm not going to hurt on your hands. >> I don't want that. >> We don't care. That's policy. >> Please don't make them too tight. >> That's policy. You don't make them tight. >> I got issues. Please. >> Stop. Stop. >> Help me. Help me. >> Stop. >> Please. I'm afraid. Don't do it. Please. >> Please. Lord, don't make it hard. Please. Please. Please. >> Stop. >> I won't. I won't. I won't do it again. Please. Just please >> stop squeezing my hand. Try to hold your hand. Try to touch it. >> Stop. >> I want, >> please. >> Let's get her inside. Do the rest. Do the rest after a tissue. >> We don't have any out here. We'll get you some inside. Sit back. Buckle her in if you can. >> Yep. >> Come on. Put your feet down, please. Put your feet down. Thank you. Put your feet down. >> Sit up. >> Sit up. Thank you. >> For a moment, it seemed like she had accepted her fate. But when she realized that she was going to jail, she decided not to hold back anymore and show the officers what a truly insane Karen was capable of. >> One little nuged. I have a scription. No. No. No, no, no, no. Do not do not lock me in here. Close. >> Do not close me in. Put your feet in. >> Shut up. Put your feet in. >> It's too I have I have I don't like clothes. >> No, you're not holding me hostage. You It's too hot. You can't leave a dog out in this heat. >> Put your feet in. >> Roll down the window first. This thing's on. >> No, it ain't. Car ain't running. You're going to break my foot. >> Get your feet out of there. >> Get open the mother. >> Open the window. >> I'm not spitting. >> Open the window. Open the window. >> Kick me. >> Don't hold me hostage. >> You holding me angress. >> Blocking an ingress. You're going to block an You hold me hostage. Yeah, he ain't >> My foot. My foot. My foot. My foot. My foot. My [ __ ] foot. My foot's in the door. My foot's in the door. My foot. My foot. My foot. Move your foot. >> Your foot. >> Pull it in. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Pull your foot in. >> Come to the hospital. Take me to the [Music] [Applause] My Take me to the hospital. Take me to the Take me to the hospital. Take me to the hospital. Take me to the hospital. Take me to the hospital. >> At this point, her attempts to frustrate the officers only revealed more of her awful personality. >> Jake to the hospital. You You broke my foot. You broke my foot. You broke my foot. You broke my foot. You broke my goddamn butt. You broke my butt. Broke my butt. You broke my butt. Oh my god. He broke my foot. He broke my You broke my You broke my foot. You broke You broke my foot. [ __ ] I hope you alling burn. >> Let me out. >> I'm sweating. I'm dying in here. I'm sweating. Please open the door. >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct, obstructing the administration of law, resisting arrest and criminal mischief. This time, it's double the trouble as two friends get pulled over and waste no time proving that they think the law doesn't apply to them. >> I'll touch you. >> I'm about to grab you. Step out of the car. >> Don't you dare touch. >> Step out. >> Don't you dare touch. >> Why are you telling me to do different stuff, you dumb? >> You're a rookie. Probably more than doing nothing. I'm not doing nothing. >> You understand? Don't grab it. >> On March the 18th, 2023, police officers pulled over two young adults for violating traffic rules during a routine stop. However, upon closer inspection, the officers discovered that these two individuals were breaking more than just traffic rules and tried to interrogate them further. At the time, the cops had no idea that they had just come upon the most disrespectful lads they'd ever meet. And things were about to quickly take an unexpected and crazy turn. >> Do you have your license with you? >> I do have my license. >> Reason we pulled you over is when you guys turned out, made an improper right. >> Improper right? >> Yep. An improper right is when you basically make a righthand turn and you >> I know you were just at >> you have a you have a medical marijuana card. >> I don't have a medical card. >> No, I wasn't driving earlier also. >> She was just >> I may be sitting but I wasn't. >> Well, she was sitting. >> Why were you watching this? >> We we drove by. >> Drove by. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I was just watching. >> All right. Do you have an idea on you? >> No, I'm just a panic. Okay, we'll step out cuz we smell we both smell. Step out. Step out. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. I'm going pull you out. >> Yeah, the car just smells and you're trying to pull me out and do like Okay, come on. Extra stuff. >> Step out. >> You don't have You're not You don't have the right, >> ma'am. Step out of the car. I do have the right. Come over here. 7-Eleven. >> Step out of the car. >> Watching me over there. Don't touch me. >> Yeah, I'm about to grab you. Step out of the car. Don't you dare. Step out. >> Don't you dare touch me. >> Hey. Hey. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Bro. >> Yeah. They just did this literally because he came. All we did was come up here came out the neighborhood and they just slammed her on the ground. >> What's your badge number? >> Hey, get back. >> What's your badge number? >> Get back. You want to go to jail, too? Get on the sidewalk. >> Just stand here. >> He just put his hands on the ground. >> Get up. Hey, don't walk up to that car. >> Hey. >> Okay. >> Just can you come ch over here for me, man? >> Don't do your hand. >> I have no reason to touch you. >> Don't me. I'm putting my hand. >> Okay. I have no reason. Stop walking away then. >> Go up then. Back up. Walk over there. >> You're not walking nowhere. I'm standing on the sidewalk like you just told me. You said go on the sidewalk. I'm on the sidewalk. Why are you telling me to do different stuff, you dumb? You're a rookie. You said come on the sidewalk. I'm on the sidewalk. I'm not going nowhere. I'm not going nowhere. I'm staying on the sidewalk. >> Okay, grab it. >> I'm staying on the sidewalk. >> I'm not going nowhere. I'm staying on this. No. >> Get me out of here. >> I'm not moving. I'm staying on the sidewalk. I'm not doing nothing. Stop. >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing Okay, I will. I will. Stop. Bro, I wasn't doing nothing. I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing anything. >> Your hand. Give us your hand. >> No. >> Dude, >> your hand. >> Give us your hand. [Music] Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Okay. Stop reaching. >> You're about to break my >> Okay. Stop. Stop. Let go of your hands. >> Let go of your hands. >> I Let go of your hands. >> Oh no. >> Stop. >> Dude, I'm not doing nothing. Please stop. Please freaking stop. >> Stop. Please stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> The young man tried desperately to resist arrest, but what the officers discovered was going to land him in bigger trouble and teach him that it would have been a better idea to have maintained a good behavior. >> Let go. >> Help me. >> How are you? >> I'm not doing nothing, >> dude. Just stop >> your hand. >> Give us your hands. >> I've said it 100 times. >> I don't have you. >> Ow, dude. My arm. >> Oh my god. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. >> Over. >> Reach to the pocket. No, I can't breathe. I'm in the m I can't breathe. >> Okay, roll over. >> Get out. Water. Water. Water. Water. >> Stop. >> Water. >> Sit up. Sit up. Bring your feet. >> Help me. Ow. >> Can I have water, please? >> Yeah. Hold on. >> Mr. Murphy, please. Murphy. There's nothing in my pockets. I swear to God. Ow. My arm. My arm. My arm. Ow. Mister. Ow. Ow. Ow. Stop. Move your arm, dude. My arm, dude. My elbow. Move your arm from like that, please. >> Please move your move your arm. Move your arm under my elbow. >> Dude, why does it feel like that? >> I think my arm's broken. >> I was thinking my arm is broken. >> He's got I think he's got zero in his pants. Don't grab it. >> Do not hold. I got Stop. Stop. Back up. Back up. >> Hey, I just pulled this out of Okay. >> Yes. So, get back. >> Mo did not have that on me. >> No, >> ma'am. Step back. He This just came out of his pants. Okay. So, step back. >> I just step back. >> I am over here, but you don't have to handle him like that. >> You do not. That's my >> back up or you'll get cuffed, too. Mom. >> Hey, L. >> Mom, I did nothing. >> Ow. >> Calm down. >> Get my wallet. >> No. Stay back. >> No. You can wait back there. We'll deal with it a second. >> I don't >> I don't know. They said they got a gun off of him. I really don't know. >> It was in his pants. >> No. No. >> Pull my pants up. I don't have nothing in my stuff. >> Like I need my shoes on my phone. Ow. >> Why is he going to jail? >> Because he resisted and he's in possession of a concealed. >> I did not resist. They slam me on the ground for the show. Mom, they said go in the sidewalk. I went to the sidewalk and they slammed me. Mom, they told me go in the cell and they slammed me on the Mom. This dude was punching me in my head. He punched me in my back three times. He punched me in my neck. >> Dude, >> take a breath. Take a breath. >> Fine. Just calm down. >> Right here. Okay, >> just let them. >> Let them do their job. >> Take a breath. >> Put your pen off. >> Put your pan off. >> I don't mind at the end of the day if you did this. >> Oh my god. After his arrest, his mother tried to find out what had happened before his arrest. >> Bro, excuse me. Can you loosen these cuffs up a little bit, please? >> So, where was he even coming from? >> I don't know, ma'am. I showed up after the struggle between the two officers. >> The officer that pulled him over. Which officer pulled him over? That's the officer I wanted to speak to. >> How old is your son? >> He just turned 18. >> Okay. Then we have under no obligation to tell you anything. Okay. Just so you know, he's Okay. So, what I'm going to tell you, what I'm going to As the supervisor, what I'm going to tell you. >> Okay. As a supervisor, >> I know you're a parent. >> I am. Absolutely. Yes, ma'am. But what I'm going to tell you, these officers conducted a traffic stop. >> Okay. Your son resisted. When I showed up, he was on the ground handcuffed. I am the officer that pulled this out of your son's underwear. Okay. That's not a common place. I'm sure he's not licensed to carry this. So, that's that's a jail sentence right there. >> It's not a safe. You don't have to be licensed. >> Yes, you do. To conceal it, you do, ma'am. Yes, absolutely. And that's not it's not holstered. It I don't carry my firearm in my underwear. Okay. Clinch between my butt cheeks. That's exactly where it was. And that's what my report's going to say. [Applause] Yeah. And I was literally doing everything they said. They said, "Go on the sidewalk." I went on the sidewalk. They start like walking up with me. I said, "I'm on the phone. Can you please not grab me?" And they kept walking up on me. I was listen I listened to everything they said. Everything they said. I wasn't there, brother. >> Yeah. Wait, is do they have the body cam footage though, right? >> Oh, yeah. Dude, I I my dude. Oh my gosh. >> You're such a stunted except for resisting. >> Can you please loosen it? Can I call my mom? >> What's going on? >> Can I call her? Can you please >> He slipped out of her car. >> It's breaking my >> It's breaking. >> Scoot. Scoot. Scoot this way. Scoot this way. >> Here. Step out and turn around. They're going They go behind you. >> Okay. But can you not tighten I won't >> All right. I'll fix it. I'll fix it for you. >> I'm going to I'm going to fix this one before I adjust this one. Okay. >> Okay. >> Can you please call my mother? >> How old are you? >> I just turned 18. >> Okay. Yeah, you you can call her. We'll let you call her. >> Yeah. >> All right. Have you been she patted down? Do I know her? Um, I need a quick pat on >> you. Go ahead. Have a seat. All right. >> I'm just making make sure you didn't. The young man was later charged with obstruction, battery on an officer, carrying a concealed firearm, resisting with violence, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.