Are you harassing a United States Marine? You're >> scaring me. >> Weapon. That is a >> Leave me alone. >> That is a That is a >> Please leave me alone. >> Some liberals act like the rules don't apply to them. But then there are the liberal cars, the kind who just don't know when to quit. But what happens when liberal cars think they're above the law and get humbled instead? >> Her protocol. She's lawyer, so she knows. >> Well, that's lawyer stuff, so that's not true. So, we got to go. >> I'm an agent. Yeah, >> I'm an AJ. >> Good for you. I don't give a Let's go. >> Here are several intense moments when liberal Karens think they're above the law, but got humbled. Starting on a high note with this foul-mouthed, drunken attorney general who thought she was untouchable, but ended up with a reality check she never saw coming. >> I've been a criminal defense attorney in the United States of America for 20 years. >> Question here. Okay, you're signing it across. >> Oh, wow. That would be cool. Would you like feel important and strong and like a big piece of trash? >> I'm not going to jump out. I have handcuffs on and there's there's bars in the window. Just so you can make me look really really bad. >> On April the 17th, 2025, Florida officers responded to a 911 call from a local hair salon after an employee reported a customer causing a scene. The woman had completely lost it when staff refused to serve her. And in a twist of irony, she demanded they call the police themselves. A decision that would soon come back to haunt her. >> Cool. >> How many times have you asked her to leave? >> A lot. >> A lot. >> All right, man. Get your hands out the bag. >> Hi. >> I'm also grabbing the Naval Police Department. How are you doing? >> Hi. How are you? Okay. How are you? Can I get >> it down? Yeah. All right. So, what's going on? Oh, at 3:20 I came in here and I spoke to a woman and she said that she was going to call her supervisor regarding a hairstyle >> because they didn't have hairstyles here at that time. >> Okay. >> So, I have her number here cuz she's a massage person. I guess she gave me her number when I left. Anyway, uh she called and she gave uh two she sent uh she took two photographs of snippets of hair colors. Okay. >> So after that time they said I would have to come back here at 4:30 which is you know I'll guess probably 10 minutes you know probably like about 4:50 now. I don't know. I haven't looked at my clock lately. So I went to Dawn uh Tequila >> downstairs because you know from 3:20 to 4:30 was you know 50 minutes or so. So or more than 50 was like 70 minutes. So I decided I would have a a drink there and I came here at 4:30 for my pardon. >> Just had one drink. I had half of a uh half of a uh mango tequila drink >> and uh one um long tea although I didn't finish it completely. >> Okay. >> And uh something to eat. >> And then I came back up here and said, "Could you please uh you know do my hair >> and they said no, we don't have your hair color. We won't do your hair." And they got really stiffy. I said, "Well, I waited for an hour and, you know, 10 minutes >> for you to do my hair." >> And they said, "Well, we're going to call the police on you." And I said, "Go ahead." >> And I didn't like you to throw any like hair products around or do anything. I just sat there waiting. >> Okay. All right. Give us a minute. >> She told her she couldn't do her hair and they just got went from there. >> Did anything happen? probably on her place >> other than her getting nasty and belligerent and cursing and swearing and refusing to leave cuz after she started swearing she asked her to leave and she said she wasn't going to leave. No. Yes. She refuses to leave. She said she's not tell what she want and we can do the service. >> While the officer tried to sort through her story, things took a surprising twist, uncovering details that showed bad behavior can come from just about anyone, no matter how highly placed they were. All right, sir. Here's what they want. They want you to leave. Mhm. >> Sir, can you leave, please? >> Um, why am I leaving? I >> Because it's a private It's a private business. They're asking you to leave. >> I was told to come back. >> So, Oh, no. No. Here. Here's your thing. You're either going to be trespassed from the property and arrested or you're going to leave. It's your choice. >> Oh, wow. What a choice. >> The last time you guys arrested me, you stole my tennis shoes and my and my uh and my backpack. You want to see my ID? >> Yeah, I have your ID. >> Yeah, I have no problem showing my ID. >> I wonder if the I wonder if the ladies will show you their ID. Although, you already know that ID. >> I bought some tennis shoes today to replace the ones you stole. >> I don't even know you. >> Pardon? >> I don't even know who you are. >> Oh, well, Collier Hospital. They just they >> So, so here's the thing. That's Kier County. I'm not caller County. >> Oh, I don't really know. >> I'm not really familiar with the area. >> Okay. Um, hold on. This is like some ID that they like gave me when they trafficked me to your sus mall world. That's not really my address. I can give you my address. You want to get my passport? I can show you my passport. >> This is fine. >> Would you please not steal it? I'll >> try about 14. I have a 29 out of >> Do you recognize this lady? She should have just been in here. >> Yeah. >> How was she? >> Fine. >> All right. Well, she just tried to fight the hair stylist upstairs. >> She said she had a few drinks here. I I don't think you >> only had one. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. Did you make sure your partner doesn't take my >> I don't think he's taking it. All right. >> Wait a minute. >> 14. >> I thought I was like you like didn't do anything my whole life except a >> Okay, I'm going take a photo of you for a trespass. And >> why I'm not trespassing. I want my I wanted my ID back prior. >> You're going to be trespassing me. That's what's happen. What's your address here? >> Why am I trespassing? >> Well, they wanted you to leave and they don't want you to come back. So, you're being trespassing. What's your >> That's not trespassing. I I've been a criminal defense attorney in the United States of America for >> That's great. But you're trespassing here. Okay, >> that's cool. Well, I'd like my ID and I'll leave. >> She's done with the paperwork. You're going to get it. What's an address for you here? >> I don't have an address here. >> You don't have any address? >> No, I was traveling. I was traveling. >> You're traveling? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I'm so glad you know that verbiage. Thank you. >> Wow. That's cool. >> State attorney really did you justice, huh? >> Oh, you don't Yeah. You're not a state attorney. >> I never said I was. >> If you if you really wanted to, we could arrest whatever. >> We just need a sworn statement of them saying that they asked you multiple times to leave. >> But we can do just being a piece. >> I'm fine with whatever. I mean, let's see if she signs this and leaves. If not, we'll just do it that way cuz we're going to need this anyways. Step on the piece. >> We're going to have her leave anyways. Let's just pay the sign. And if she doesn't leave, we just >> Not long after, the officer settled into a plan for how to handle things. But that plan crashed hard the moment they approached the already fired up Karen. >> All right. Um, we sign from right here saying that you're going to be acknowledging that you are trespassed. If you come back, you could be arrested. Okay. >> Like what a like shocking like development. >> I don't know. >> Could I read it prior to signing it or or am I not allowed to do that because you guys don't read? >> Well, I mean, this is just saying that you're being trusted in your knowledge. >> Oh, wow. That's helpful. I'm going to read it. Okay. Cuz you know, being an attorney for like two decades, I kind of wouldn't like to read it. >> Pretty much this is the address of where you are. >> Oh, actually, I've never lived at this. I lived in this dress for six months. >> Well, you're traveling now, so we we don't have another traveling. I'm not 5'7, not 200. I'm more than that. >> Oh. Oh, sorry. You know >> Oh, because Oh, well, the person you want to pretend is me is like that like kind of statistics. >> Wow, that's cool. >> Sign right there on the X. Okay. >> Um, I'm going to change this. >> Uh, one half um two 15. >> Okay. >> Red. Brown. >> Hazel's fine. Hazel. Green. >> Okay. >> I just don't, you know, I mean, if I'm going to sign something, I want to make sure it's accurate. >> Well, I'll give you a copy. >> Although, I'm sure you're getting like, you know, paid to, you know, uh, be a sick piece of garbage. >> Are you going to sign it for me or you want to refuse? >> Yeah. No, I'm I'm signing it. >> That's the address. >> Oh, this Oh, is this the address here? >> Yes, it is. Oh, really? Well, good. Oh, there. Cool. That's cool. Um, the transition is that they may not return the property on or before what date? >> Well, it's permanent. So, >> ever. Okay. Permanent. Don't put that here. Per. >> Well, if you kept reading it, it says that there's a check and not right there. >> Wow. Well, that's cool. It just kind of like, you know, not a really well-written form. >> I'm sorry. You know, >> rested stuff. Oh, I wasn't. Um, >> you're not changing that. >> Yeah. Well, I'm gonna I'm just gonna like just gonna write my version. I can put my version. >> You're signing it or I'm throwing your cuffs. >> Oh, wow. That'd be cool. Would you like feel important and strong and like a big piece of trash? >> So, just sign it or I'm throwing your cuffs. Final word. >> Um, I'm just reading it. I wasn't disturbing the piece. I'm going to say like I'm going to put here. I'm going to put I'm going to put here I disagree. >> No, you're not doing that. You're >> Why can't I Why can I say that? >> Final warning. It's >> not your form to fill out. It's just your form to sign. >> Yeah. >> Well, why would I sign something I didn't agree with? >> Okay, then you don't sign it. But it's still sign. Cool. I'm going to sign it right here that you refuse to sign this form. Okay. >> That's fine. >> Now, get out. All right. >> Don't come back or you get arrested. >> You're lying. >> It's a private establishment. They can do whatever they want. It's a civil form, not a legally bind. >> They don't They don't own this establishment. >> Yes, they do. >> No, they don't. >> Do they pay rent to have this little uh studio? >> No. >> How do you know? I know because I've traveled for the last five years and because prior to that we studied human trafficking and we had a triang against a bunch of psychopathic morons like you all. >> All right. Are you leaving now or am I throwing you in cuffs? >> I I just like put this in my in my bag. >> Okay. >> Thanks. And I'm going to go get have some more drink. >> Okay. If you want to like follow me, I'm going to donote. >> I don't like, you know, otherwise I'll like lose it cuz I, you know, kind of a little intoxicated and, you know, being like a, you know, uh, 60. >> Mhm. >> And, uh, batter abused by a bunch of petty pieces of human trash. >> I'm glad. >> Really? Wow. You know, have mercy on your soul. M >> because uh yeah, we got one. Like I said, I bought some new shoes today for the ones you stole. >> All yours. Yeah, they did. >> Okay, but we didn't. So, stop saying we stole your shoes. Let's go. >> I'm giving you 20 seconds to get out here. 20 19 18 17 16 15 >> I'm trying to find my glasses. >> 12 11 10 9 My other glasses case. 7 6 5 4 3 2 >> The countdown didn't mean a thing to her. In fact, she couldn't wait for it to end. Her attention hungry mind was set on getting what it wanted. She was about to get far more than she bargained for. >> All right, come on. You're going in cuffs. >> Put your hands on your back. You see other hand way more complic um zip my bag >> so you can steal the rest of my stuff. >> I don't want anything. >> So we're going to what I'm going to need right now >> is belligerent. How did she make you feel? >> Like were you scared for your life and so can you put that in there? >> No. Yes. She banged the tray my tray with scissor. I was so scared because the te >> Can you keep putting that? I'm going to come back. Yeah. describe all of that. >> Wow. Wow. I like a I was told to come back for an appointment an hour later and I and I came back and they said I didn't have an appointment so they arrested me. Well, might be a law and art society. Bless >> people that aren't exactly like you. You >> miss me, ma'am. I'm 60. >> Well, ma'am, you should have behaved better, so get it. >> Oh, I didn't behave badly. >> Come on, get in. >> I asked, could you please make sure my backpack is in here? >> We'll get it. >> Thank you. I have quite a bit of money in there. >> That's great. Cool. Yeah, something you can steal. >> I don't do that. >> I have her right in this disorderly. >> That's fine. >> Yeah, >> I tried. No, you did. You're more than I was or I would be. >> The officers quickly showed that she wasn't in charge. But she wasn't about to bow out quietly. Even in the back of the police cruiser, she couldn't keep it together for a single second. Instead, she put on a show like the whole thing was her own personal circus. So, where are we going now? >> They're going to go to NJC. >> Where's What's NDJC? I just don't know what that stands for. >> Naples Jail Center. >> Oh, cool. And why am I going there? >> Cuz you didn't want to leave. Disturbing. >> Oh, I didn't just I didn't not want to leave. I just did I just wanted to correct a a sentence on your form. >> No, that's not >> Yeah, that Well, that's what I wanted to do and you know that. So, that's cool. Can you pretend like you like look through my bag and you're not going to steal my stuff? That's cool cuz you know uh you know that makes you really important, you know, and you're going to burn in hell or wherever. go wherever pieces of human garbage end up cuz I don't really know if it's hell or somebody place else but uh you know you're definitely not uh you know uh going to transcend anything we're devil worshippers we're like [ __ ] people like I said if I was going to be a devil worshipper I wouldn't stay within Judeo-Christian paradigm. Uh we're not we're like above everything. We're like somebody told us that didn't tell us that and we're like looking. That's cool. Rock on guy. It's kind of hot here. Here. Can you like turn on the air conditioning? >> It is. >> Are you like getting like really like you know off on the fact that you have me handcuffed cuz that makes you really powerful. So, what's the uh what's the penalty for for uh uh not uh you know not signing your form without correction? >> Well, that's not the reason. I I actually leave multiple times. >> No, you didn't. You I said that I would I said that I would correct that line on the form and you said And you said you wouldn't allow me to do that. >> You're not I said >> So, basically, I didn't sign the form. What's the penalty for not signing the form? >> And I asked you to leave and then you took your sweet time and didn't want to No, I didn't. >> Well, >> you're a liar. >> It's all on my camera. >> Oh, wow. That's cool. I wonder if you can like like like redo that or not. Wow, that would be shocking. Be shocking if you could like like buy a $10 app and like make me look like I was like nuts. Well, that' be like like that would mean you're a genius and like you're like like uh like right. Oh, knock knock. Hello. Could you please turn on the air? >> Air is already on. >> No, it's not. There's no air back here. Oh, well, I don't can't open the window. Oh, thank you. That's great. I appreciate it. A little bit a little bit lower. Be great. I'm not going to jump out. I have cans on. And there's there's bars in the window. just so you can make me look really really bad so that you know you can prove that you know what you say is true. >> When it was all over she was charged with trespassing and disorderly conduct. While she was an awful example of a public servant, she was nothing compared to Sandra Dory, a power drunk Karen who thought being a district attorney gave her the right to break the law and even bully the cop who dared to call her out. >> I'm the DA. I was going 55 coming home from work. 55 and a 35. >> I don't really care. >> I was directly behind you. >> Dealing with you right now. >> Can you please step over here? >> I'm not going to. I am VDA in Monroe County. >> I understand that, but that doesn't give you a right to go 55 and a 35. I'm issuing you >> speed in zone 55 and a 35. >> I'll take care of it since I'll be prosecuting myself. On April the 22nd, 2024, an officer trailed a speeding vehicle that refused to pull over despite clear signals to stop. The chase ended only when the driver finally reached her destination. But the moment the officer made contact, things went off the rails fast. >> I'm the DA. I was going 55 coming home from work. >> 55 and a 35. >> I don't really care. >> Okay. >> So, you can call the >> Can you come? Can you please come over here? You're on a This is on a traffic stop, ma'am. >> Yes, it is. You can call Dennis Colemire right now. >> Okay. I'm telling you why I stopped you. You didn't stop at all. Did you not hear my lights or sirens or anything? >> No, I didn't. Actually, I was on the phone. >> Okay. Well, you're not supposed to be on the phone while you're driving either. >> Yes, I am. With the handsree. Absolutely. >> Okay. Why are you so upset at me? I'm doing my job. You You just admitted to me that you were going 55 and a 35 on Phillips Road. >> Time to leave me alone. It's >> officer Chrisa Foley. >> Christopher Foley, >> can you stay over here, ma'am? You're This is a traffic This is This is a legal traffic stop. Do you have your ID? >> No, it's in my purse here. >> You have your purse right there. >> No, this is my lunch. Would you talk to your talk to Dennis? This is ridiculous. Just go away. >> Hello, sir. >> Good. Ma'am, can you please stay at the back? This is a Ma'am, this is legal traffic stop. Can you please stay over here? >> No. Hey, baby. Get your little guy out of here. >> Sir, I stopped her for going 55 and a 35 on Phillips Road. >> On Philips Road. >> And she failed to stop. She drove all the way back home and parked in her garage. >> And now she's not she's not complying with any of my commands. Ma'am, do not go inside. >> Oh my god. >> Yep. Yep. All right. Ma'am, come outside. You can't just go inside. This is a traffic stop. >> Here's your phone back. understand the law better than you. Would you >> 953, can you have a supervisor come to the scene? >> No. Get out of my house. >> I don't know why. I don't know why you're acting like this towards me. >> Can you please go to the back of the vehicle? >> I'm not going to. I'm home. I was going I was Okay. 50. >> I don't care if you got home. You were supposed to stop at Philips Road when I pulled you over when my lights were initiated. >> I didn't know you were stopping me. There was lots of other people on the road. >> I was right behind you. Yeah, there were other people on the road, too. >> Okay. I was directly behind you. >> Dealing with you right now. >> Can you please step over here? >> I'm not going to. >> What is the reason you're you're so against what I'm doing? I'm doing my job. You say you're a DA? >> I am the DA. >> Okay. >> Okay. Let me get you my badge. I am the DA in of Monro County. >> I just don't understand the hostility towards me. I'm doing my job. No, >> you're being How am I being an >> I am the DA of Monroe County. >> I understand that. But that doesn't give you a right to go 55 and a 35. >> And you even admitted to me that you went 50. I understand that, ma'am. I understand that. >> I don't You know what? If you give me a traffic ticket, that's fine. I'm the one who prosecutes it. Okay, just go ahead and do it. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> I just don't understand the hostility. I understand you're coming home from work. You're making and half the time I was on the phone with Dennis telling him, "Why are you pulling me over?" >> You're not even supposed to be on the phone to begin with. You should know that. >> Oh. Oh. Oh. I'm handsree. Absolutely. You should know the law. >> Okay. If it is handsree, that's great. But at the end of the day, you're going 55 and a 35. That's 20 m over the speed limit. >> Okay. You know what? That's fine. You know what I've been dealing with all day? Threeers in the city. And do you think I really care if I was going 20 m over the speed limit? Hey, I'm just doing my job. If you pulled If you pulled over when you saw my lights, which obviously you did, >> I thought you were going somewhere else because I thought no one would ever pull a black SUV if you ran my plates. >> I didn't run your plate. I just called your plate out and then I'm following you because you're not stopping. So, I had to take the air from dispatch. >> Just please >> 953, you can have the air back by the way. >> Just come outside over here. No, I'm not going outside. >> Okay. >> I'm waiting for you just to leave. >> Well, I'm having a supervisor come cuz that's what my chief told me to do. >> No, >> this is >> Do you have your driver's license? >> I just showed you my driver. >> You show me your You showed me your badge. >> Monroe County District Attorney Santa Doy made it obvious she thought her badge put her above the rules. Driving like the law was beneath her. The officer caught between disbelief and duty stayed composed, waiting for backup while weighing his next move carefully. >> Really >> with EMS, a 14-year-old having a seizure. 200 East River Road, permit 200 on the third >> because I was going 55 up >> and I was she's a DA. >> Yep, I know. >> And I was just trying to pull into my driveway. I was on the phone with Dennis Colemire saying, "Would you please tell the person who's following me that I'm almost home?" >> Ma'am, I understand you were going home, but I started my lights back at Philips Road. >> I'm on Philips Road. Yes, you did. And there are other cars. >> I was right behind you. Directly behind you at >> at the Go. Go ahead. If you want to write me a traffic ticket, that's >> okay. At the end of the day, >> at the end of the day, I was stopping you for speed. If you >> I had a really bad day. I've been dealing with >> And I get it. And I get it. We have bad days also, ma'am. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> We have bad days also. >> My license back. >> I I'm going to just add it to the job real quick. >> You can just go and actually add it. You don't have to use the error. At the end of the day, I was just making a traffic stop, doing my job, what I was supposed to do. >> Well, fine. Thank you. >> Okay. So now supervisor's on his way and then we'll go from there. >> Supervisor's coming out here. >> Huh? >> Who? >> Sergeant Johnson. >> I understand you had like I get it. I We all have bad days at work. >> And I'm going to go in the house. Seriously, this is ridiculous. >> No, this is a traffic stop. And I'm And you out of everyone should know that if there's a legal traffic stop, which I have, >> I have the right to detain you until this is done. >> Then just write me the ticket. I really don't care. >> Okay. Well, then just hang out at the back of the car >> because I'm the one that's going to prosecute myself. >> You know what I'll do with the ticket? >> Okay, just come out here for me and just stand >> walking out there. I'm not I'm not Hey, baby. You ready? >> Cory, you just want to stand up here? Yeah, as long as it's added to the job. >> Yeah. >> Sergeant on his way. >> Cuz you said 104. >> Okay. So, I I was he turned around. I didn't know if it was me. I wasn't sure because there were other cars going back and forth that I got to turn you to the field press and I'm like, I'm just going to drive home. That's what I did. So, I was giving this story and I got on the phone. I don't know even before I turned when I turned in and said, you know, it's me that they're stopping. Just tell them it's me. >> So, I that's general rule of thumb is if you see the lights behind 942 other cars, >> I'm just going to pull in. >> Yeah. >> I would advise against that. I mean, you're supposed to pull off to the side of the road if somebody with their emergency lights is coming behind you. Anyways, >> yeah, I just >> Cory, it's fine. Just >> we're having supervisors come and then we'll go from there. >> Oh, come on. Just >> This is what my chief wants. That's at the end of the day. You called him. I spoke to him on your phone and this is what he wants. >> My phone again. Seriously, like you didn't find any of us. Seriously, there's three officers here already and I'm waiting for super. >> You guys can go. You guys go. I'll wait here with wait for Sergeant LT. Sounds like LT is coming though. >> All I think is I was going 20 mph over the speed limit on Phillips. I didn't pull over. I just figured I'd drive to my driveway instead. >> The officer stood his ground, unmoved by Sandra or her attitude. But Sandra, on the other hand, seemed to have forgotten that respect goes both ways, keeping up her defiance until a police supervisor finally showed up at the scene. >> She was going 55 and 35 on Phillip. She didn't stop at all. She decided to drive home, called the chief, and this is where we're at. >> She's admitted multiple times to me. What's up, puppy? >> So, I attempted to stop her on Phillips Road. >> Yeah. >> Going 55 and a 35. >> Yeah. >> Didn't see the plate. I was just keeping an eye on the vehicle because she wasn't stopping. Drove all the way here. >> Pulled into her garage, got out, was just being aggressive towards me for no reason. I was being respectful, telling her this is a legal traffic stop. Come to the back of vehicle. No. So, she called chief. Then that's why I requested a supervisor. Okay. And now she was wanted to go inside. Told her no you can't go inside. And this is where we're at. So >> because you know that now you deal. >> It's a really bigger deal. Start crying. It's a much bigger deal. >> Well, you you caused that. >> What do you want us to do? Not do our job because it's you. >> No, it's fine. And I said, "Write me a ticket." >> 17. >> All set. Made contact over the phone. Accidental call. >> What's the deal? Let me go. >> Ticket. What are you What are you going to do? >> I mean, >> it's your stop. I'm not going to interfere with that. >> Yeah. >> That she came home. I mean, obviously, if I sense I explained that to her. Makes no sense to come. >> She came home. She failed the stop. I mean, it's arrestable offense. I'm not trying to arrest the DA of the county, but also I want I don't want to not do my job in not at least render something. >> So, I get it. And I'm not like I said, I'm not going to >> I'll at least render the freaking going 55 and a 20. >> Okay. >> At the end of the day, I got discretion whether or not >> No, I get it. I understand. >> So, >> hello. After all the back and forth, the moment of reckoning finally came. A sharp reminder to the county district attorney that no Karen, no matter her title, is above the law. >> All right, ma'am. So, I'm issuing you speed in zone 55 and 35. >> I'll take care of it since I'll be prosecuting myself. >> Okay. At the end of the day, if you see my lights and sirens behind you, and obviously they're going off, just pull over. We can have a conversation and be on our way. I kept my eye on your vehicle. I'm not going to check my computer to see what plate it is. If a vehicle is not stopping for me, I want to keep my eyes on that vehicle for my safety. So, I can hold it at the end of the day. >> I I'm sorry that you had a bad day >> and I'm sorry it went this way, but >> I do respect what you do. Have a good day, ma'am. But I would say here's something to call on this. You know your radio completely unreadable >> directly across from what? >> If you're at the stop side of Phil. >> In the end, Sandra Dory, the Monroe County District Attorney, had to face the music. She admitted that she was in the wrong. She plead guilty to the speeding charge and issued a public apology for her behavior. The state commission later called for a public censure. And after months of heavy backlash, Dory finally bowed out, announcing her retirement and stepping down on August the 31st, 2025. Next, we head to Rhode Island where two Karens named Devon Flanigan, a special assistant attorney general, and her friend thought that their titles put them above the law without knowing that they were going to get a reality check that they never saw coming. >> So, you're trespassing. We got to leave now. Unless you want to be >> We're not trespassing. You haven't notified us that we're trespassing. What did I just say to you? >> It is. That's That's the law. I'm an AG. >> I'm an AJ. >> Good for you. I don't give a Let's go. >> You're going to regret it. >> I'm an A. >> No. In the car. >> On August the 14th, 2025, just before 1000 p.m. in Newport, Rhode Island, police were called to the Clark Cook House after reports of two intoxicated women who were making a scene outside a packed restaurant. The women were later identified as 34year-olds Devon Hogan Flanigan and Veronica Hannon. They were reportedly drunk, loud, and refusing to leave despite repeated warnings. By the time officers showed up, the scene had already drawn a crowd with everyone watching and waiting to see how this late night meltdown would play out. >> I want you to turn your body cam off. Protocol is that you turn it off. If a citizen requests it to turn it off, >> so they want you guys to leave. >> Yes, we're not. Let's just leave. Let's just make it easy. Okay. >> We're going to make it easy. >> That's not >> I am okay. I'm her husband. >> That's not the point. Can you Can you look at me? >> We'll talk over here. Okay. >> Your protocol is >> Can we Can we all talk? Can we all talk? >> Talk over here. They want to leave. >> Can we Can we talk? >> Who is she to you? >> What's that? >> She is our college friend. Yes. >> No, I'm not. You guys just want to know? Do you want them trespass? >> Anything we can do. Trespass. Yeah, I just need >> trespass. Got to know, >> please. The only way. >> No, I'm not. >> No, I'm not. >> Do we want to chat? >> I know that your protocol is >> So, you're trespassing. We got to leave now. Unless you want to be >> We're not trespassing. You haven't notified us that we're trespassing. >> What did I just say to you? You're trespassing. >> Number one. Number one. I don't want to arrest you guys. >> You're not going to arrest us. Number two, let's leave. We got to go. We got to go. >> The protocol is is if we ask you to turn the body off with this. Let's go. >> No. No. >> I understand you don't want to deal with it, but the protocol is And your protocol is is if I ask you to turn off the body cam, you have to turn it off. And that's your protocol. >> She's lawyer, so she knows. >> Well, that's lawyer stuff, so that's not true. So, we got to go. >> No, it is. That's That's the law. >> I'm an AG. I'm an agent. >> Good for you. I don't give a Let's go. >> We're going. >> Let's go. We're leaving. Please, please don't please don't put your hands on us. >> The rambling tipsy lady was later identified as Devon Flanigan, a special assistant attorney general at the time of her arrest. She really thought her position could bend the law and accommodate her irresponsible attitude, but that turned out to be a terrible idea. >> I don't know why. >> I'm sorry. What? >> Let's go. There are two full grown women and mothers. All right. All right. We just need to check. >> I'm an AG. I'm an AG. >> I'm an A. >> What are you? What? What are you What's wrong with you? >> What are you a probable cause to detain me for? >> You're being detained cuz you're not leaving. >> Cuz I'm you sir. Sir, she's not doing anything wrong. >> Ag. You're not She's not arrested. Let's go. >> I'm not being arrested. You're putting me in cuffs. I'm not being any weapons on you. >> No, I'm an AG. >> Her badge is in your car. You want me badge? >> Let me tell you something. You're >> Get the buddy. Just seriously, >> you're arresting an EG. Let me tell you something. >> Are you on arrest right now? No. >> You're putting me in handcuffs and you're merizing. You're not morandizing me. >> Relax. Relax. Buddy, you're going to regret this. >> You're going to regret it. >> How many? >> The officers had Flanigan under control for now. Still, her attitude rubbed off on her friend and things were quickly taking a wild and completely avoidable turn. >> Hands off. >> We will get hands off. >> We will get the license. >> No, no, no, no, no. Out of here. Get out of here. Get back. Get back right now. Get back. >> No. >> Get back. >> Yep. >> I'm right here. I'm right here. It's okay. >> No. No. I'm right here. >> I'm right here. >> I'm right here. >> Come on, babe. >> No. No, >> stop. Babe, >> babe, I'm right here. >> No, babe. Babe, please. I'm scared. >> I'm right here. >> Please, don't do this. Please. >> No, I'm not going to find that. >> I'm right here. >> No. >> Babe, >> no. Can you go through this, my friend? >> I'm right here. >> No. No. No. Babe. Babe. >> I'm right here. >> Babe, >> I'm right here. >> No. Babe, >> relax. Relax. Relax. >> No. Relax. >> What's wrong with you? Relax. We don't want to put you in handcuffs. Let's go. >> Let's go. >> No. Please. >> Listen. You're making You're overreacting. >> You're adding characting. >> No. Please take my hands up. Please jump out of handcuffs. >> No. Over. You were overreacting. >> You didn't have this. You didn't have to have this happen. >> Get in the car. >> No. No. No. BABE, NO. >> I'm right here. No, >> guys. Just put her in. >> Get that, BRO. >> Get your feet in the car. >> I'm right here. >> I'm right here. >> Please. >> Get your feet in the court. >> No. >> DAN. >> BABE. I'M RIGHT HERE. >> NO. >> NO. Get your feet in the car. >> Get your feet in the car. >> You're a grown adult. You're acting like a kid. >> DAD. >> DAD. >> NO. Who the are you? This is so inappropriate. >> You're You're overreacting. Yeah. >> So, they wanted to trespass. They were just throwing a stick. >> Travis, we've got two to take. >> After the incident, the attorney general's office launched a review and Flanigan was hit with 6 months of unpaid leave along with a misdemeanor charge for willful trespass. Her friend didn't walk away clean either. She was charged with willful trespass, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. Flanigan and her friend were awful examples, no doubt, but they looked like saints next to Brandon, a trans veteran who snapped on a process server after being handed court papers for $173,000 in unpaid child support. >> You're scaring me. >> Why are you harassing the United States Marine? >> Spray, spray, spray. Please leave me alone. >> Call 911. THIS IS WHAT I GET FOR SERVING MY COUNTRY. >> This is how you treat veterans. >> THIS IS HOW YOU TREAT VETERANS. >> On June the 1st, 2025, process server Craig Smith delivered court papers to Brandon T. Estus, who now goes by Amber Lin Estus, demanding over $173,000 in unpaid child support. It should have been a routine surf, but instead the moment the papers changed hands, bitterness took over and things went sideways fast. >> That's not my name. >> Or or Amber, this is my >> No, this isn't my name. >> Uh you need this on video. This is not my name. >> Um I'm not taking anything back. You can't give this to the wrong person. Okay. That's illegality on your end. >> Okay, we can throw away. Ma'am, I'm sorry. No, this isn't mine. Please have the wrong You're >> I'm not taking responsibility for someone else's me. >> No, I didn't. That's not my name. That's not me. That's not my anything. So, you just gave that to the wrong person. Therefore, that's your legal mess. And I'm not getting involved in your >> Have a recording. Have a nice day. I'm going to leave here and I'm going to go call 911. >> Craig thought the job was done and over with, but that piece did not last long. Out of nowhere, Brandon decided the bad news wasn't enough. He had to turn his anger on the guy who delivered it, a man who knew nothing about his life choices. Please don't come near me. >> I've got the police on the way. >> Please don't come near me. >> I got the police on the way. >> Okay, that's fine. >> You got a legal issue up there. You need to take care of it. >> Okay. Please don't. >> You got a 1052 that I'm going to call in the FBI. >> Okay. Have a nice day. >> Away from this building. >> Okay. Thank you, ma'am. Have a good day. Why are you giving people paperwork that doesn't belong to them? >> Okay. Well, have a good day, ma'am. >> Okay. Well, there is no Brandon Estus. >> It also says on the paperwork, aka Amber Estes. >> I'm not that person. >> Have a good day, ma'am. >> Why are you recording people in public? And why are you giving false paperwork people for the wrong name? >> Please why? What are you hiding in that box? Why is there a weapon in the box? Why do you have a weapon in that box? >> Why are you bringing legal paperwork to a goddamn veteran that belongs to someone else? >> Why are you harassing a United States Marine? You're >> scaring me. >> Why are you harassing a United States Marine? >> Spray. Spray. Spray. harassing the United States Marines. >> A weapon. >> Please leave me alone. >> How are you utilizing a weapon? >> I'm afraid of words. >> This is a This is a You just put out a weapon. That is a >> Leave me alone. >> That is a That is a >> Please leave me alone. >> 911. Please leave me alone. Please leave me alone, ma'am. Please. I can get you some water. Please leave me alone, ma'am. Please, can you call 911, please? >> Can you please >> I'm 911. >> 911. 911. 911 14 the Avenue of Under >> I can get you some water >> under the Avenue. >> I can get you some water >> and the police. >> I can get you some water if you sit down. Okay. >> I need police. >> Let me get you some water. >> 911. >> Let me get you some >> sit down. Let me get you some water. Salted City Avenue and police to retire. >> Amber, sit down. I'm giving you some water. Okay. >> East Tennessee Avenue. >> Amber, sit down. I'm going to give you some water. >> That's not my name. YOU GET THE AWAY FROM ME, YOU ME. >> OKAY. You >> 14y Avenue. >> Let Let me get you some water. >> I can't hear you. Please save me. >> Let me get you some water. I'm under Tennessee Avenue. Need medical response. Take this water. The police. I've been >> Take this water into a live vest. >> Dump it in your eyes and take dump it in your mouth and your eyes. Okay. >> Wearing nuggets is being here. >> Dump the down. I don't have >> Let's Let's get it in. Let you sit down. I'll dump it in your eyes. All right. Let's get it in your eyes. >> 911. >> Come on. Let's Let's get it Let's get it out of your eyes. Okay. >> Give me the water. >> I'm going to give you the water. >> And in my hand. >> Can you go sit down and help? >> I I can see the water bottle. Put it in my hand. >> Can you step away from me? >> Put the water in my hand. Drop it on the ground and then push it to me. >> Step over there. >> I'm being >> Step over there. >> Help. >> Seems real. The gentleman still trying to attack. >> It is uh 14. >> Pass me the water. >> Sit down. I'll undo. >> Oh, I can see it. Roll. >> Roll it. >> I'm going to take it. Undo it for you. >> I've been trained in hand to hand combat after being sprayed. Roll it. I can see the spray the bottle. >> Brandon, now going by Amy, seemed dead set on twisting the story and flipping the whole encounter upside down. But this time, he now as she forgot one thing. Stacking lies on top of lies would only get her deeper into the very trouble she was trying to lie her way out of. >> Just take it slowly so you don't squeeze it everywhere. >> I don't trust that you didn't put poison in it. >> There's no there's no poison in it. >> And this uh woman is >> I can hear you. I need police and medical assistance at 14 >> about 5'9. The gentleman is still trying to get me in the parking lot. >> Let me get you some more water. Okay. >> I'm a private investigator. I served her I served her with paperwork. I served her with paperwork. >> I served her. >> Uh they're being served. >> She just >> Oh, no. It's It's a private investigator serving her with papers. >> Let me get you some more water. Dump it. away you attack. Put it down on the ground. >> Dump it in. >> PUT IT DOWN ON THE GROUND. >> ALL RIGHT. DUMP IT IN YOUR EYES. >> Pass the away. >> Okay. Dump it in. >> Careful. He's attacking people with weapons. I've got the police on the phone. >> He's trying to go after creating a big scene here. >> I'm trying to give her water so get it out of her eyes. >> I got another one for you. Okay. There's another one right there. All right, >> I'm going give you another one. >> All right, there's another water. >> Can I get his description? >> His description. White male, beard, gray and gray, wearing a Nuggets playoff shirt, blue jeans. >> No, no one's in 5'9. 5 foot. >> Well, I I feel in danger. >> Well, she she Yeah. Yeah. I feel investigator feels in danger. >> I'm a disabled Marine veteran. >> No, no weapons. Yeah, there's no weapons involved. He is attacking and interacting with my disability. I need urgent medical repair. >> I got you another water. Okay. >> Yeah. You're getting charges. Drop the water. That's fine. >> Stay the away from ME AND PUT THE WATER on the ground. >> Okay. I'll leave the water there. >> I have A RIGHT TO DEFEND MYSELF. >> OKAY. I'll leave the water there then. That's fine. >> Still trying to come out for me. Get your back. >> She's a white. I don't know if they're trans. I I cannot tell to be honest. wearing blue jeans, >> black leggings, >> blue jeans, and a blue shirt >> and >> uh probably 5 foot 10. >> You know what we do with drunkers? We [ __ ] carve out their eyeballs. >> Ma'am, please stay away from me. >> You stay the away from me. You mother goddamn man right now. >> Please stay away from me. Ma'am, >> you stay away. We need police. He's already as he once. >> Keep dumping the water in your eyes. It'll make it better. Uh he he feels like he's in danger for safety. >> It's just a regular. >> It's it's a blue Tesla. >> Bearded white man. >> Of course you drive. >> It's a blue Tesla. >> We're in jeans. >> My name's Craig Smith. He >> His name is Craig Smith. >> One. >> Private investigator. Serving papers. >> Private investigator. >> Serving papers. >> Serving paperwork. >> Emergency. Yeah, >> he's got a He's got >> Keep putting Denver Mile High shirt. >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> Keep putting water in your eyes. It's going to make it better. It's going to help. >> You have to let it dry. Johnson's baby. >> Okay. >> Well, if you need more water in the parking lot jeans. Yeah, blue jeans. Yeah. Yeah. With uh sneakers. >> Please help. Please help. >> If you need more water, let me know. He's probably 5'8, 5 foot n >> definitely 5'8 220. >> And you're buying a new phone. >> Okay, ma'am. Please, please, please stay away from me. >> Stay the away from me. You me, mother goddamn. >> I don't want you to please. >> You a me. >> Okay, I understand, man, but please >> you me. >> Please stop. >> Thank you very much. I got to take off. >> Yeah. Thank you very much, ma'am. I appreciate it. There are plenty of witnesses out there. >> Hey, thank you. I appreciate it. >> And then I do this and he's like, "Oh, you're scared." Like, "You faced me and I use words and you're all get the sand." >> Okay, man. >> Yeah. >> Well, do you have any video or anything? >> No, I'm >> That's fine. >> Well, your your statement's on the Oh, she's preventing you from leaving. You might want to call 911. Craig had treated her with nothing but the utmost respect. But now his only hope was for the cops to show up fast because at this point even the air he breathed felt like it could be twisted and used against him for something he never did. >> Well, >> I'm not going to rehash it, ma'am. Please. >> This is my partner. So, you're going to rehash it right the now. >> I'm going to res I'm not I'm going to reserve any >> move your car right now or move your body so I can move my car. >> I'm going to reserve my statement for the police. Ma'am, >> are the police coming? >> Yes. >> Yes, they're coming. I have I will be witness to this. I don't What is your address? What What building do you live in? What unit? >> Unit. >> If you guys are me, I'm not going to stay. >> If you don't talk to her, she ain't saying godamn goddamn weirdos here. >> I don't even know what's happening. So, I'm not giving you guys are weirdos. Now, get the out of my way. Okay. Goddamn mentally ill people. mentally ill. >> Have a good day at work, sir. >> It's going to be safe. >> I'll thank you. Security here and take care of them. >> Do you need more water, ma'am? >> You stay the away. >> Well, if you need more water, ma'am, >> I had a package and I said, "Get away. You have a weapon. You have a weapon." And then he attacked me in my eye. >> I have more water for her if she needs it. >> Do you want >> ma'am? I have more water for her. my face and my phone and why I can't talk to 911 and they can't understand me. >> Ma'am, I have here. Can I give you more water? Ma'am, >> this is what I GET FOR SERVING MY COUNTRY. >> I understand. >> This is HOW YOU TREAT VETERANS. >> THIS IS HOW you treat veterans. >> I don't know. I don't know. I come out of the house. He says he has a package. I say that's a weapon. And then he all of a sudden whips out face because words and veterans mean nothing to this goddamn >> and he's damaged by property. >> Well, I'll talk to him. I'll talk to you in just a second. Okay. >> So, >> good afternoon. Everybody come on up, sir. >> Yes, it is. >> Okay. >> At the time that this video was put together, there were no public updates on how the encounter eventually played out. If you thought that was wild, wait till you see how this drunken liberal Karen managed to turn a simple traffic stop into pure chaos. All because she believed the law was for everyone else but her. >> This is your last warning. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> No, I want medical treatment. I also want psychological treatment. >> Okay. Well, you almost hit my squad car. You don't have a front license plate. You were weaving back and forth in your I >> and you failed to signal 100 ft prior to your turn. >> On June the 26th, 2025, just a few minutes before midnight, police officers stopped a car that had been weaving across the road and nearly slammed head-on into their squad car. Talk about driving straight into trouble. >> Yes, sir. >> Hey, you can roll the window down for me? >> No. >> Okay. Okay. Well, then you need to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I don't. >> Yes. This is a traffic stop. >> For what? What crime? >> For multiple different IVC violations. If you roll your window down so we can talk. I'm officer call Bloomington police. I'm wearing a body camera. Okay. There's several reasons why I'm stopping you. Number one, you don't have a front license plate on your vehicle. Number two, you failed the signal 100 ft prior to your turn. Number three, when you turned off of Morris right in front of my squad car. Now, I don't have to repeat it for you on your camera. Okay? I'm repeating it on my time. You can't even figure out your camera right now. You went over the middle line. Okay? Give me your license and your insurance, please. >> 25. I'll take the return. She's refusing to get out of the vehicle and refusing to provide ID. >> I have a right. >> Give me your driver's license. >> I don't need to tap. >> Give me your driver's license or this window's going to get busted in. That's what's going to happen. >> What? You just tell me what's going to happen. >> I said if you don't listen and give me your driver's license >> and step out of the vehicle, the window's going to get busted in. Absolutely. Pennsylvania vers is a Supreme Court case that requires you to exit the vehicle when demanded. And I'm demanding it. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Are you gonna give me your license? >> My license? >> No. Give me your license. Okay, we're gonna play this difficult. All right, guys. She is refusing to get out of the vehicle and won't roll her window down. So, we're going to bust it. You going to get out of the vehicle? >> Are you going to get out of the vehicle? >> Get out of the vehicle. >> I haven't done it yet. >> You're under arrest for obstructing. Get out of the vehicle. Are you going to get out or do you want your window busted? You're trying to make a big scene and it's your fault for not exiting the vehicle >> in a car. >> You're in a car and you've made multiple IVC violations and now you're not identifying yourself with a driver's license and you're not providing insurance and you're not stepping out of the vehicle. >> I will give you my >> Get out of the vehicle now. Ready? >> Explain. >> Nothing in my car. >> Okay. Get out of your vehicle. >> This is your last warning. Her slurred speech and glassy eyes were signs that she was clearly intoxicated and her judgment apparently blurred. But the officers had just the right remedy for an uncooperative Karen who thought she could outsmart them during a DUI stop. >> Out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. I warned you when I was I warned you. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> What the? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What the >> Are you surprised at what happened? >> I warned you when I was going to break the window. >> You're a bully. I warned you when the window was going to break and I told you what would happen if you didn't get out of the vehicle. You've been told everything that was going to happen from the very beginning. No, no, no. You are on a traffic stop. You are required to give your driver's license. >> You are required to give your driver's license. Do you understand that? >> You are. >> No, I'm not. >> You haven't even identified yourself. >> What you're doing is it legal. >> Okay. >> I have nothing on me. I haven't done anything wrong. >> And don't stand up. What the? >> Okay, go and step back here. You are under arrest. Are >> you kidding me? >> No, >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay, go and stand right here. I'm going to check your pockets. >> I don't have pockets. >> You do. You're Why are your pants not even Get back here. Where are you going? You are in custody. You are under arrest >> for what crime? >> For obstructing at the very least >> and probably DUI. >> Get your hands off >> and now resisting. You're adding charges. Knock it off. God. Get your hands off me. >> You're absolutely adding charges. >> Get your hands off me. >> No, you're in custody. That's not how this works. You couldn't listen to simple commands earlier and now here we are. >> I got aing goddamn constitutional right. What you're doing is unconstitutional cuz I should submit to a man, right? >> I don't care if it's a guy or a girl. Officers up to you. >> I didn't have You didn't have to pull in my car like that and bust my window out, >> man. How many opportunities did you want me to give you? Are you a toddler? How do you want me to count to three? I told you like what? 12 times. >> How many times did I tell you what was going to happen? Was it a surprise to you? >> A toddler? >> Yes. You can't listen to simple instructions. >> How many times did your mommy hurt you? >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? One, two. >> You busted out my window and me out my car and threw me on the ground. >> Yes, cuz I >> What he's asking is how many alcoholic beverages have you consumed today? After you dragged me out of my car and busted out my window that's illegal before that. >> I'm pretty sure that's illegal. >> Before that, do you have any eye problems or abnormalities? Any eye problems or abnormalities? Okay. >> Yeah, with people who have power issues. >> Okay. >> I don't think she's willing to do fields. >> Really? >> You >> taking away all of my rights? >> You're in custody right now. >> You're taking away my rights. >> Stop. >> TO GO SOMEBODY. I HAVE A bully me. Bully me. >> Nobody's trying TO BULLY YOU. YOU'RE GOING AWAY AND TELLING US WHAT WE'RE GOING to do. That's not how this works. >> Stop groping me. >> Get your hands on bullying you by your bicep. >> You don't have a right. >> You are under arrest and you keep resisting and walking. >> WHAT AM I under arrest for? >> Number one, resisting. Number two, obstructing. Okay. And you've got a slew of traffic charges on top of that. >> No, I don't. >> You do. >> Where? >> Citations. I'm going to write you in a minute. >> Show me. >> I will show you every single one as you want to write them now. >> How much have you had a drink tonight? >> You want to write them now? I have nothing. You have pulled me over illegally. Get off of me. >> Turn around. >> Get youring hands off of me. >> Cuz every time I let go of you, you just try walking away. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Stop. >> I'm pulling me some more. You pieces of >> I didn't think you guys were that bad. >> The officers weren't playing any games. They knew exactly what they were dealing with, and her attitude wasn't about to slow them down. But she wasn't done yet. In that entitled mind of hers, the next bad decision was already brewing. All you have to do is get out of the vehicle. Why are you making it so difficult? >> I didn't have to get out of the vehicle. You did? >> I have a right. It's called a constitutional right. >> Okay. What right do you think you have that means that you can disobey a police officer in a traffic stop? >> Where's your peace officer? Sir, YOU ARE NOT A GODDAMN CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT. I didn't do anything wrong. I was traveling. >> Okay. And immediately when I walk up there, you won't roll your window down and you won't give me your ID. >> I had to comply to you. >> That's fine. But then I can tell you to get out of the vehicle. >> Yeah, but you didn't have to bust my window open either. >> I I did because you wouldn't get out. >> Throw me on the ground. >> And you wouldn't ID yourself. >> I don't have to do that. That is a constitutional right, mother. >> I'm going to let you know your rights, okay? You have the right to remain silent. >> Sir, you need to get the out of my face. >> Listen to me. You have the right to remain silent. You don't have to talk to Nothing in my >> anything that you say or do can and will be used against you in the court of law or other proceedings. You have the right to talk to an attorney before I ask you any questions and I have it with you during question. >> But you won't let me. >> If you can't afford to hire an attorney, >> one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. >> But you took my phone. >> You can decide at any time to exercise these rights or not make any statements. Do you understand your rights? >> You opening my eyes. >> Do you understand your rights? >> No. >> What part of that do you not understand? I understand that you violated the out of my rights. >> Okay. Do you understand your rights, though? >> Nope. >> So, you don't understand your rights, but you understand that we violated your rights. Is that what you're telling me? >> Nope. I do not understand my rights. >> Okay. >> Get out of my face. >> Okay. Okay. So, you're fine then? You're You're denying any medical treatment. >> No, I want medical treatment. I also want psychological treatment. >> What for? >> For you. Get out of my face. Shove thating light in my face again. You pulled in my car and busted my window open. >> All right, I feel like you're under the influence of alcohol, so I'd like to do some field sobriety tests to make sure that you're safe to drive. Are you willing to do those tests? >> I I am willing to have you leave me the alone. >> Okay. Well, unfortunately, that's an option like this. >> Okay. So, what do you think should have happened? You you said, "Oh, I don't want to identify myself." And we should have just said, "Okay, have a nice >> I don't have a right to. I don't have to identify myself. I know the Constitution. >> Why do you think that you don't have to identify yourself? >> Because I don't have to because it's called the Constitution. >> Okay. Well, you almost hit my squad car. You don't have a front license plate. You were weaving back and forth in your lane and you failed to signal 100 ft prior to your turn. So, those are those are all the >> My window busted. >> No, I didn't want to do that. I didn't want to do that. That's why I kept asking you to get out of the vehicle, but you wouldn't. What am I supposed to do? Your level of cooperation is going to impact how quickly >> I'm telling you that everybody can leave right now. This is ridiculous. This is ridiculous. >> Why would youing bust my window open? I'm sorry. You have a mommy wound. >> I want a lawyer. >> These are Bloomington paramedics. They're going to take a look at you real quick. >> They punching the window open and you [ __ ] >> Get the off me. >> Get off of me. You I have a right to tell you to get your hands off of me. No, I don't have a misunderstanding if you let me go and leave me alone. >> All right, so we are going to go to apartment. I don't care. >> You guys over dramatically obtained. Can you Can you let me out of the car so I can go inside and continue to holler this? >> No, we're not going inside. I've got some paperwork to read to you. That sounds like a personal problem to me. You're going to let me the out of this car. It's >> a subsequent to an offense for >> Why would you do this to somebody who has no offenses? >> Just because you don't have any criminal history doesn't mean that you like get to get off scot-free if you break the law. You're driving intoxicated and you resisted >> law when you broke my window. You broke the window. >> No, I broke a window. I didn't break the law. After a while, one of the officers tried to reason with her, but she made it crystal clear that her earlier attitude wasn't a slip up. It was exactly who she was. >> I'm not asking you. >> I'm not at the jail. Get me out of here. >> To read this. >> No. No. There is glass in my There really is. >> Let me pull over and read you something and not take you to the jail. Nope. I have my RIGHTS AND I WANT a lawyer. NO. NO, >> I don't give a You busted a window and you violated the [ __ ] OUT OF ME. I WANT A LAWYER. >> Are you going to provide a breath sample? >> No, sir. >> Will you whip that up and do a refusal for me? >> Yeah. We're going to just lock her up because she does a refusal after you just harassed me, busted out my window, threw me out my car. >> No, don't worry. Don't worry. I'm about to have a lawsuit on your ass. >> I would like for the older gentleman to take me to go in urinate. >> And I'm not hitting on him. It's because he probably has more respect than you young bucks. >> Am I the older gentleman? >> You are. >> I think you are, Serge. >> Before I get out of here, got to write arrest. >> No. >> Yeah, he does. There's no changing it. Okay. you're the the choice that you have right now is to provide him with a breast sample and face a sixmon suspension on your license or refuse to do that then it's going to be you're going to be pissed in 12 months. Okay. >> But saying you guys will [ __ ] take an abuser to prison for jail. >> Eventually she was charged with DUI, improper lane usage, no front plate, failure to signal within 100 ft of a turn, failure to display her driver's license, and resisting a police officer. The next case takes us to Wisconsin where a trans tough guy completely lost it after being ordered to step out of his vehicle during a traffic stop. >> You're under arrest. >> Take anything out of there. >> You said I was coming out. >> Well, you now have to come out right now. >> So, this is how Wisconsin streets transition. >> OUT IN, MOTHER IN. >> Let the off of me. >> Then get in. On May the 16th, 2023, officers were dispatched to locate a suspicious red truck going around a campground. Upon locating the truck, the officers discovered that it had an incorrect license plate and a really loud exhaust pipe. However, when the officers ordered the driver, later identified as valid, who they did not know was a delusional locus, to exit the vehicle, things took a messy turn. >> Hey there. My eyes. >> What's going on? >> What do you want? Well, one, your exhaust is loud. >> So what? >> Two, these plates don't match this vehicle. >> So what? What are you harassing people? >> Well, we've gotten calls on you about being at a campground. I was just curious what you're doing out there. >> Okay. >> All right. What's your badge number? >> My badge number is 919. >> Okay. >> Can I see some ID, please? >> You got no business. >> Call me. >> Well, I do. >> No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. Do you have a loud exhaust? >> Doesn't matter. >> And the play store come back on this vehicle. >> So you just go around everybody's >> when I feel like it. Yeah. >> That's not >> Why don't you give me your ID? >> Give me your ID. >> Why? >> Huh? >> Gotcha. Yeah. 919. >> Another car. ID. So, why won't you give me your ID? >> I didn't hear your name. >> Valor, that's your name? >> Okay. Is your driver's license through Wisconsin or Minnesota? >> I'm just curious. I kind of got to know so I know who you're who you are. >> County 143. >> Well, I need to know where your ID is out of so I can run it properly. >> Good. >> I know how. coming back. >> I've been doing this since before you were and there's a police officer. Oh, >> okay. Why? Causing issues. >> Yeah, cuz I'm causing >> Well, I don't know why you >> I don't know why you can't give me your ID. >> I told you my name, dude. Away from my truck. >> Gotcha. So, your first name is is what again? >> Ballard. >> Ballard. >> I'm just trying to understand. >> Do you understand now? Ballard. >> Okay. I don't know why you got to be so hostile about it. All right. >> Can't be on the vehicle unless they match up, right? >> You got any insurance on this or no? >> No, not for insurance. >> Yeah, I know. >> Well, you're in >> you're in Wisconsin. >> Okay. So, you have to have insurance to operate on a public roadway. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, where are you living at these days? What's your business at the campground there? It is my business. >> Sure is. We've gotten eight different phone calls on you. >> Okay. >> Never met you before in my life. Ballard's rude approach and responses to the officers began to escalate things, but despite his demeanor, the officers tried to hold their patience and resolve the situation calmly. >> How do you figure that? >> I said the same mother police department. >> Yeah. Well, I wasn't working last night. >> Yeah, I don't give a >> Okay. Police department. >> Sure. >> Yeah. What was the deal then? >> Okay. >> Okay. I think it does matter. >> Do I have to teach you? >> I don't think so. >> I don't think so. >> Yeah. >> So, your license says you moved out of state. It says nothing about reinstated. >> I have my license. >> True. And what I'm trying to tell you is it does not say you have a valid driver's license in Wisconsin. Cuz my system says you're not valid. Well, my system trumps your word. >> My know everyone knows but you >> have nothing to do with your driving status. >> You're nobody. >> That's fine. >> Car so I can leave. >> No, you're not free to leave. >> Why? >> I've explained to you. >> So you're illegally detained. >> No, but you are not free to leave. >> You're illegally detained. >> No, that's incorrect. >> I'll call probation. See if they want to put a warrant. What's that for? You're not getting ready right now. >> No. So, >> you're still detained. You are not free to leave. >> Why? >> I'm not going to explain it to you right now. >> Who you are? >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah, you are. Why? >> You're not free to leave. >> Why? >> So, hang out here. >> No, you're going to tell me why. >> For the same reasons I told you before. >> Why? >> You don't have a driver's license. You don't have insurance on this. >> I have a driver's license, mother. Look it up. So, you are still detained. You are not free to leave. >> Get your supervisor. >> I'm getting my delay on the night. >> After finding out that Valad had been involved in many criminal incidents and had a warrant out for him, the officers let him understand that he was under arrest. However, Valor didn't take that lightly. Hunter. >> I don't know if it was hunter or not, but probation. >> I said probation from where? >> Wisconsin. >> Where? Where in Wisconsin? >> The state of Wisconsin. >> Where in Wisconsin? >> Doesn't matter. Probation. Probation. >> Did you have to tell me where the I'm on probation from? >> You're out of probation in Sacred County. >> Okay. >> The the warrant is issued in the state of Wisconsin. >> Okay. And so Wisconsin is also who I'll be I'll be so not just here. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Because I'll be out of jail in the morning and I'll be coming right back at you. >> Okay. >> So the warrants's been issued. >> Supervisor's on the way. But right now you are under arrest. >> So I need you to understand that. >> So I don't want to make this any bigger of a situation than it needs to be. And a part of that is I would appreciate some cooperation. You're not doing no cooperation. You have no reason to even pull up. Pull me over. Pull me over. Okay. Harass me. That's all it is. >> You wonder why you guys are getting shot like this guy? >> I'm not under arrest for >> You're under arrest. It's been explained to you. >> We're going to call my PO. >> We're not. >> Yeah, we are. >> So, >> yeah, we are. >> I appreciate if you step out on your own. We're going to call my PO. >> We're not. >> Yeah. >> Not right now. >> Call her now. >> You go with her. Whatever hunt there is. >> My PO. >> They don't always work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. >> Yeah. She wants to be >> has to be called live. >> No, not necessarily. And Hunter will be notified. I can guarantee you that. >> I know. I know how it works. >> And you'll have a chance to speak with Hunter. But right now, I'm trying to explain this to you so you don't get yourself in more trouble. I know you're upset, but a warrant a warrant's been issued. That's what I'm trying to explain to you. >> Okay. Where am I going to park my car? >> Well, I can work with you on that and we can try to figure something out there. But right now, I need you to listen to me because if you don't listen to me, this is going >> Don't threat. >> It's not a threat. I'm trying to inform you >> as best I can so you don't make this situation worse for yourself. >> You told me about it worse. I know what it works >> and I don't want you >> mother busting my windows out of my lash truck >> and I don't want to do that. >> Yeah, you're not going. >> Well, then you need to work with me. >> We're going to have major problem. >> Then you need to work with me so that doesn't happen. Okay. We can't do any of that stuff until you step out of the vehicle. >> Okay. I'm not worried about any of the truck stuff. >> Worried about my truck. It's got everything I own in it. I just bought >> two days ago. >> You have anybody that could come get >> I don't. You know anybody? >> Soon the officers ran out of patience and decided that they had enough of being gentle with Valard. >> Valard. >> Valard, you got warning now for your arrest. Open the door. We're going to break it in. >> Um, I'm finding my chill. >> Okay, I don't care. Open the door. >> Don't talk at me like that. >> Okay, you're under arrest. >> Take anything out of it. >> I said I was coming out. >> Well, you now have to come out right now. >> Yeah, you are under arrest. >> Your reasons are are the reasons I have a warrant. I wasn't doing nothing wrong. >> Don't care. >> Yeah, I know. >> So, you can open the door. We're going to break >> you. I'm getting out. >> Okay. >> Get your out of my It's not going to happen. >> Out now. >> Get your out of my face. >> Out. Step out, man. >> You guys put your hands on me. We're going to have >> out. >> You have to step down and put your hands behind your back. All right. >> All right. If you do that, >> if you do that, it doesn't need to be any problem. So, just step out and put your hands behind your back, >> Ballard. >> Yeah. >> Out. 10 seconds. >> You've had more than enough time. >> Yeah. And so, if you got an hour to come out and go to jail out, I am. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. I am the last time I'm going to tell me. I see every one of you in court. >> We're not selling you. >> You ain't holding my mother. Hey, hey, you better go. Me, dude. >> That's enough of that. Stop. Get your hand back. >> Yeah. Get your hand back there now. >> Get your hand back here. >> Let's go. >> You think you some guy, dude? Make me drop my So, this is how Wisconsin streets transition. >> We don't know anything about you, bud. >> Yeah. >> Funny. You sure do. You got a warrant on me that quick, huh? I'll be talking to probation tomorrow. What the need? >> Take my go free the off. You guys have had plenty ofing time. Now call my friend. Call my friend to come get my truck. Like you said, the off of me. >> No. Get the off of me. Make sure there's no keys, nothing in there. Hey, enough of that. Don't touch me like that, dude. >> Ballard soon got more resistant, turning the situation into a complete nightmare. >> Ballard, you got warning now for your arrest. Open the door. We're going to break it in. Um, I'm finding my shield. >> Okay, I don't care. Open the door. >> Don't talk at me like that. >> Okay, you're under arrest. Take anything out of it. >> I said I was coming out. >> Well, you now have to come out right now. You are under reasons are are the reasons I haven't I wasn't doing nothing wrong. >> Don't care. >> Yeah, I know. >> So, you can open the door. We're going to break you. >> I'm getting out. >> Okay. >> Get your out of my >> It's not going to happen. >> Oh, now. >> Get your out of my face. >> Step out. >> You guys put your hands on me. We're going to have >> Oh, >> you have to step out and put your hands behind your back. All right. All right. If you do that, >> if you do that, it doesn't need to be any problem. So, just step out and put your hands behind your back, >> Ballard. >> Yeah. >> Out. 10 seconds. >> You've had more than enough time. >> Yeah. And so, you got an hour to tell me I was going to jail. >> Out. I am. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. I am the last time I'm going to tell you. I'll see every one of you in court. We're not selling you. >> You ain't holding mother. >> Hey. Hey. Go me, dude. >> That's enough of that. >> Get your hand back here. >> Yeah. Get your hand back there now. >> Get your hand back here. Let's go. >> You think you some guy do make me drop my So, this is how Wisconsin streets transgender. >> We don't know anything about you, bud. >> Yeah. >> Funny. You sure do. You got a warrant on me that quick, huh? I'll be talking to probation tomorrow. >> What the judges be? >> Take my go. Hurry the off. You guys have had plenty ofing time. Now call my friend. Call my friend to come get my truck like you said. Call for me. No. Get the off of me. Make sure there's no keys. Nothing in there. >> Hey, enough of that. >> Don't touch me like that, dude. >> Get the off of my Enough. >> Better let go. That's enough. >> Yeah, >> it's a stone. You dumb mother. >> We got to make sure off of me. >> Put spike strips under my truck. Okay. In here. >> I'll get in when I feel like it, DUDE. >> OUT. >> IN, MOTHER. IN. >> Let the off of me. You >> then get in. >> Oh, get in. >> [ __ ] hurt my knees like that again. >> I'm trying to get in. >> You hit my knee again. Get in. >> Yeah. Is your body cam on? >> Get in. Get in or you're going to get sprayed. >> Ballad was eventually taken to jail where he was charged with non-registration of a vehicle, failure to maintain an exhaust system, and operating a vehicle without a valid license or insurance. Next is the case of a screaming banshee who completely lost her mind after one too many drinks. >> You saw me. YOU WERE THERE. >> ARE YOU GAY? I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> I AM THE WIFE OF AN NFL player. How scary. >> On January the 31st, 2025, officers received a call about a woman named Lauren who was screaming, running in the street, and jumping on cars. Upon contact with Lauren, the officers immediately discovered that they were going to have a hard time putting her erratic behavior in check. >> I am not under arrest. >> Relax. >> I am free to leave. >> I am not under arrest. Really? >> All right. >> I AM NOT UNDER ARREST. >> STOP MOVING. >> SO, STOP. >> I'm not under arrest. >> You're being held on your safety. >> Relax. Relax. >> We're concerned about you. >> You had anything to drink tonight? >> Nope. >> I don't. >> How much have you had to drink? >> Like two drinks. >> It seems like a little more than that. I can smell it on your breath. >> Okay. >> First of all, you can NEVER SMELL THAT ON SOMEBODY'S BREATH. You're a idiot. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. My name is Ron. What's your name? >> What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? My name's Ron. What's your name? >> My name's Lauren. >> Lauren. Okay. >> Your name is I have a degree and I will destroy you. >> Lauren, listen to me. >> You saw me. YOU WERE THERE. >> ARE YOU GAY? >> The streets. Why are you running around the streets right now? >> Why are we running around the streets right now? Because I'm annoyed. >> About what? >> Because all of you guys wearing strong like cologne. >> Who? Where? >> All of you guys. >> Okay. Okay. So, listen. >> I've seen you. I've seen you. I've seen you. >> I've never seen you before. >> Okay. So, look up the surveillance cameras. THEN LOOK UP THE LOOK AT THE SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS. >> NO, look at the surveillance cameras. Put your hands on. >> Oh, so because I identified him and he disagrees. >> Are you >> We're not going to have her keep putting our hands to >> under your street for your own being placed in handcuffs. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. Look at me. Look at me. Lauren, please. Lauren, please. >> You didn't look at me when I asked you to look at me. So, you >> Lauren? No. Lauren, listen to me. >> I asked you to look at me and you didn't look at me like I was a You look at me like I was an inferior. So, I'm not looking at you like you're a superior. Absolutely not. >> I hear you. No, I hear him. I hear him. >> No, I hear I'd rather talk to you. I'm not talking to this. THIS JUST TOLD ME I LOOKED AT HIM IN THE FACE. >> OKAY, LAUREN. >> THAT'S ON RECORD. >> LAUREN, WHERE YOU COMING FROM? >> THAT'S ON RECORD. >> OKAY. WHERE you coming from, man? >> I'm not doing anything until I get the on record that I told him I was okay. >> Everything's being recorded on body camera. >> I'm not doing anything until we get the audio cam that I told him I was okay. >> Okay. I'm just >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> OKAY. I JUST WANT TO KNOW where you coming from. Anyone under you is not on the seat. >> Oh, what a lawyer. >> I'm not talking to you. >> You're not under arrest. >> I am not talking to you. Absolutely not. >> Though the officers were trying their best to contain the situation calmly, Lauren was way too wasted to act rationally and cooperate. >> I want A LAWYER. >> I SAID I'M NOT TALKING TO YOU. >> WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? >> I DIDN'T SAY ANYTHING CONTRARY TO THAT. I don't care. >> Where do you live? Do you live in Hoboken? >> No. >> Is there somebody we can notify to? >> No. >> Notify that you're out here. >> No. >> We're just concerned about your safety right now. >> No. >> Can we give 34 update location? >> I will be fine. >> It's almost 50. >> My mom is in in Red Bank. She knows. >> Okay. Where do you live? >> Red Rosa Park. Antonio get on Wednesday, Thursday night. >> Are you kidding me? >> It's just a question. >> Can you pick up your >> Does it matter? >> Have you been drinking? But it's 3:30 in the morning. It's Friday morning. I'm just curious what >> you know I have friends. >> You know I have friends, >> okay, >> that live in different burrows. >> Where are they? at home. Pregnant you. What are THEY GOING TO DO? WHAT ARE THEY GOING TO DO? CORROBORATE my story that I was there. Awesome. >> Maybe they take care of you. Make sure you GET HOME SAFE. >> NO, THEY'RE PREGNANT. >> Stop screaming. >> Yeah. Anyway. Yeah. Anyway. Yeah. Anyway, anyway. >> ETA. Um, they were asked to set up their >> Awesome. I'm such a prime suspect. I am so >> Yeah. Well, that's the thing. >> Lauren, listen to me. >> You guys are trained NYPD. And if you guys are scared of a 125 lb woman, >> you guys NEED TO GET BETTER TRAINING. >> YOU'RE IN HOBOKEN. >> Do you know where we are? >> Get Yeah, I know where I am. >> Where are you? >> Hoboken. >> It's cuz I decided >> Yeah. >> Shut the up. Ma'am, stop. >> If you ever pull me back again, I will [ __ ] >> You're under arrest. >> Oh, now I'm under arrest because you Are you kidding me? Because you Are you kidding me? Because you >> because you put your hands up here against the wall. >> Stay against the wall. >> Encourage me. >> Stay against the car. >> Come on. Take a breath. Oh yeah, you guys were like watching me waiting for something. I will get the >> Yes. Awesome. You got me waiting for something. You were watching me with your gun. You were watching your gun. You were watching. Officers were thrown into a complete headache as it was clear that Lauren wasn't planning on getting calm anytime soon. >> If you come back, >> I never resisted and I I didn't resist. I never one time resist. >> Okay, stop moving your body. Resist. Do >> not resist. >> Face against the car and be quiet. >> Do resist. >> You are resisting. >> No, I didn't. You just saw that and >> so you know, you're under arrest. Are you kidding me? Okay. >> Yeah, because you just saw it. Oh my god. >> This is Oh my god. Yeah, that's Yeah, that's what we're doing. We're doing the Kenna. >> Yep. That's what we're doing. We're doing the Kenna. It's going everywhere. >> Awesome. >> You want me to stay here? Good. Let me stop. >> It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. You already got me. Put my feet up. matter. >> Doesn't matter. That's what I'm saying. IT DOESN'T MATTER. IT DOESN'T MATTER. I JUST TAKE A SEAT >> TWO MINUTES AGO. >> LAUREN, just take a seat. >> I JUST SAW this in this >> Take a seat, Lauren. >> Get a breath. >> Get a breath of life. >> Lauren, sit up. Lauren, >> if you don't get a breath, >> Lauren, sit up. >> I'm going. >> Come on. Sit up like a big girl. Let's go. >> YES. GET A BREATHALYZER. >> SIT UP. SIT UP. GET IN THE CAR. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> GET A BREATHALYZER on this officer. >> Sit up. Right. Let's go. >> Yeah. >> Put your legs. >> Get a breathalyzer. Oh, I know people like a big girl. >> Get on those people. What's your >> breakfast? You got to sit up. >> You want to You have to sit up, Lauren. >> You want a fat door in my face? Do it. >> Do it. Do it. Do it. Just do it. >> Do it. >> Do it. Do it. Behind you. >> I don't need a law behind me. I don't need the wall behind me. I know the wall. If you touch me again, here. >> IF YOU TOUCH ME AGAIN. >> WE'RE JUST TRYING TO GET THE SEAT belt on you, LORD. >> IT WAS UNNECESSARY. PUT YOUR SEAT BELT ON. >> It was unnecessary for >> Here you go. SORRY. >> THEY SAID I WAS SECURED. He said I was secured. >> Oh. Oh, you're done, bro. >> Relax. Relax, man. He said I was secured. He said I was secured. You came in after the fact. Oh, I was already I'm already secured. >> After much resistance and struggle, the officers were finally able to get her into the car. But that wasn't enough to stop her erratic behavior. >> If you touch me, >> your face away from me. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Stop letting her move. in there on the record >> because you were dumb. That's not my fault. >> Three emails. >> I'M SO SCARED THAT I COULDN'T CONTAIN YOU. I weigh 100 lb. I weigh 100 lb. >> This guy has CTV. We're out here. I'm like >> and now it's my fault. >> How the [ __ ] is this my fault? >> Yeah. >> I am not doing this. I belong to the [ __ ] the what whatever they call the women >> the women are asking questions so open up the womening know it's not a like prize possession are you [ __ ] kidding me. >> Good. DROP ME OFF TO DIE. I DON'T GIVE A >> DO IT. DO IT. You'll never win a Super Bowl if you >> [ __ ] home. Home. >> If you never let me OUT OF THIS CAR, YOU'LL NEVER win the Super Bowl. BABY, >> SHE'S going to be charged two counts ago, one count absorbed conduct. >> What? You have trouble. >> What do you mean? You have something like this. >> She's obviously acting very erratic. >> What are we doing? >> We're just not going to do that. >> HOLDING A HOSTAGE. Are you kidding me? >> Oh, this guy's head is [ __ ] nice. What? >> Yeah. Officer over there radio. Robin, >> are you helping me? >> As the officers approached the jail, Lauren's aggressive energy continued to increase, making the night a nightmare for everyone involved. >> Travis, I'm asking you as a man, >> Travis. Travis, I am the wife of an NFL player. How [ __ ] near you, >> Travis? Travis. >> Travis, help us, please. We're stranded. Stranded. Please, Travis. Please. Please. Nobody would be asking you if it wasn't a high. Somebody let us down. >> Come see 47933.9. >> Please let me out. Let me out. Let me out. Let me out. Let me out. Yeah, strategize >> two people on the other side >> from the brit. >> What about just a hospital bed? Can we get her right onto a hospital? >> We'll just we'll walk. >> Okay. >> Just give me a light. >> Not till they're ready. Tell me when you guys are ready. Let me out. >> Stand over here. Sit over here. >> Take a step out. >> Yeah. >> Lauren, take a step out. >> You want into submersion? >> Lauren, you got to take a step out, Lauren. >> Please. >> Thank you. We're going to go this way. >> Are they kidding me? Floren was eventually charged with aggravated assault and disorderly conduct.