How much have you been drinking? >> I didn't drink at all actually. >> I smell it. I see your eyes are glossy. >> My eyes are glossy because I'm tired. >> Were you coming from home or where? Where do you live? >> I'm not telling. Are you going to do the test? >> Yes or no? No. Okay. You're still under arrest. >> Karens are drunk, defiant, and somehow convinced that they're untouchable. And there is nothing they love more than pushing things too far. But what happens [music] when these drunk carons go too far and face the cold hard truth from the cops? >> It's 23 in Australia. >> Are they breathing? >> No. >> How fast were you driving? >> I wasn't even driving fast. >> You weren't driving fast. Did you hear me? >> What? >> How many alcoholic beverages have you had prior to driving? >> I think I probably had like two on one. >> Here are very wild encounters where drunk Karens get a huge reality check but still don't learn. The first crazy drunk Karen is Paula, an aggressive woman who thought getting drunk before her flight was a great idea until the police gave her a reality check she'll probably never forget. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Um, I've had a couple drinks. >> Do you say you're pretty intoxicated right now? >> No. Do I need to run? >> Run? >> That feel good? >> Huh? >> You don't get the car. >> Oh, yeah. >> Ignore me. I'll leave you. On the 23rd of October 2023, officers were called to the airport after reports of a woman causing a drunken scene. At first, it seems like the usual routine call. Perhaps another intoxicated travel. >> Hey, man. >> How you doing? >> Ma'am, can you sit down? Wait for us. >> Airport police. Are you all right? >> Yeah. >> What's going on? Were you drinking? Where your stuff at? >> Where's your stuff? >> I was drinking. >> How intoxicated do you think you are? What >> are you intoxicated? How intoxicated do you think you are? >> No, I'm not bad. >> Okay. Where are your stuff? >> Right here. >> Right here. >> Okay. Can you walk? >> Yes. >> All right. Go. Let's go get your stuff real quick. >> Okay. >> I just got a gator. >> Where's your stuff at? >> Somewhere. >> Where's it at? >> Sir, do you want seats? >> Yeah. >> So, how much have you had to drink tonight? Um, I've had a couple drinks. >> Uh, what's a couple drinks? >> Tequila, vodka, >> wine, >> okay, gotcha. >> How long ago? >> How long ago did you have these drinks? I'm like 4 hours ago. >> 4 hours ago. Have you had anything to eat since then? >> No. >> Okay. When was the last time you ate something? >> I just want to go home. >> Where's home? >> Please don't do this. >> Where? Where's home? I'm trying to figure everything out. Where's home? >> And I'm going to Louisiana. >> Louisiana. Where about in Louisiana you live? Streetport. I don't live there. >> Oh, you don't live there? >> Don't do this. >> Do what? >> Please. >> Please don't do this. >> Okay, gotcha. What time's your flight today? >> 12:33 and it was I've changed to 1:15. >> Okay. In the afternoon. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, what time do you think it is right now? >> It's 4:34. >> Okay. Gotcha. Who's the current president? >> What? >> Who's the current president? Oh my god. I didn't. >> Okay. How many quarters in a cup of dollars? >> Four. >> Okay. Well, do you know what airport you're at? >> I'm in um >> Please don't do this. >> Where you at? >> Please don't do this. >> You You say please don't do this. What What are you saying? Don't do >> what? >> You keep saying please don't do this. What are you telling me not to do? >> Me not do this. So, we've gotten several calls about you. Okay. What? >> Got several calls from the bar and some other people. Okay. And even just while you were walking right over here, you were falling over. You're unstable on your feet. Okay. I can smell the alcohol coming off of you. Okay. So, what what time was your initial flight at? >> Where's your boarding pass? You have a boarding pass? >> Yes. >> What's your stuff? I don't know. >> Are you Do you say you're pretty intoxicated right now? >> No. >> Did you take any kind of prescription medication? Anything like that? >> Okay, gotcha. Do you have an ID with you? >> Yes. >> Okay, let's go ahead and get that for us. All right. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. >> I got you. >> All right. Grab your ID. I don't >> what's your last name? >> Yes. Paula. >> Okay. >> Before officers could move forward with their investigation, they needed to identify Paula. But she was far too intoxicated to even hold a conversation, turning a simple task into [music] a frustrating challenge for me. >> I can't find mine. >> Can't find your ID. That's a credit card. I don't need that. >> About to go home. >> All right. Do you know Do you know where your ID is at? >> Is she supposed to fly out anytime? >> Yeah, she's going to I don't even know. I'm going to work in her. She's going to shriport. I don't know where I put it. >> You had to have it to come back here. So, you have it somewhere. >> I know. I just left it here. Can you help me? >> All right. You mind if I look through your purse? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I just let me go, please. >> We first got to got to figure out who you are. >> Is this your stuff as well? >> No. Can I go through this bag to find your ID, please? >> Did you give it to anybody at the bar or anything like that? >> What? >> Did you have to give it to the bar or anything like that? No. Okay. >> Do you have your ID? >> Yeah, you did. You found my >> I don't have your ID. It's probably in there. >> What? >> I didn't find your ID in that bag. >> Let me Well, we got to figure out who you are first and then we can go from there. Okay. >> All right. I'm going to run her name and date of birth real quick. What? What? >> What's that? >> Where' you? >> Oh, we're just going to run your name and date of birth since you don't have your ID. Okay. >> 743 on a subject by name and date of birth. >> You didn't find my ID? >> No, I did not find your ID. >> Did you leave it at the bar by chance? >> No. >> Why are you guys like checking? >> We got to check everybody that we come in contact with. >> Do you know what terminal you're at right now? Um, I in one. >> Which one? >> In terminal one. >> Terminal one. >> Yes. >> We don't have a terminal one here, man. >> I don't know. >> I'm like horrified that you're doing this. >> Put this in here. >> Please don't do this. >> No worries. No worries. >> No. Like, >> I'm going to go check the bar real quick. If not, >> see if they have their her ID. >> Yeah. >> We're going to go check the bar. See if they have your ID. You may have dropped it somewhere. What is the big deal? I don't get it. >> So, right now you're showing signs of intoxication. Okay. >> So, that's what we're investigating right now. Making sure that you're okay. All right. So, >> I'm sorry I'm upset. >> Okay. That's all right. I understand. >> Am I going to get like busted? >> Say what? >> Am I going to get busted? >> What do you mean busted? more like being intoxicated. >> How it works is we have to make sure that you're okay. >> I I just want to go home. >> I I understand that. >> Quick question. She had drinks from here. >> Yeah, she had one hair. >> One here. >> She had one hair. She had drink with vodka and orange. What else? But that was I don't know if she was at a bar previously. >> Do you know if she left her ID here or she had a shower ID? Did you ask for ID? Uh she she uh she grabbed Dart. It was all on the counter. She had like ID cards and like he made sure you put her back everything. >> So she put it back in the bag cuz we can't we can't find her ID. So I was just wondering if she left it here. >> She went to the bathroom. >> She went to the bathroom. This one over here. >> Yeah. >> Everything seemed calm. That was until officers placed Paula under arrest. That was when the scene flipped and her true Karen attitude came roaring out. >> Do I need to like run? >> You need to what? >> Do I need to run? Run. There's no need to run. >> All right. So, we can't find your ID anywhere. Okay. But what's going to happen right now is that you are going to be arrested under for what? >> Public intoxication. >> What? >> You're you're going to be arrested for public intoxication. So, please stand up. >> Can you please don't >> stand up? I got >> seriously put your hands behind your back. So, how it works is it's just like a speeding ticket, but you're just coming with us. Okay? So, you can sleep off the alcohol and then you can continue on with your journey. Okay? >> I don't understand why. >> All right. We're going to take all your stuff. Okay. >> What? >> We're going to take all your [music] stuff with us. Okay. >> Why? Why did you grab me? >> Cuz you were arrested for public intoxication. That's state law. >> What did I do? >> You're intoxicated in public. >> Really? >> Yes. Come on. You Come on. Keep walking. Keep walking. >> That feels good. >> Huh? >> Keep walking. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Is there an elevator? >> Yeah, but it's too far. >> Come on. Let's go. >> If you don't walk, we're going to drag you to the car. >> Oh. >> Okay. Keep walking. >> Wow. So >> stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Don't hit the car. >> Do you have anything? I'm going to do a fight. Don't touch. Stop. >> Come on. >> Get in the vehicle. >> Get in the vehicle. >> So hard. >> So hard. >> Making it worse for you. You just hit me. >> That's fine. That's okay. >> You good? She hit me like three times. >> I was going to let the first one slide then. >> Nope. >> All right. >> At the station, everyone thought that she'd finally dropped the carax, but instead she took it to a whole new level. >> So, she is kicking the crap out of the damn thing right now. >> You guys ready? >> LET'S DO IT. >> ALL RIGHT. COME ON. >> You're a Come on. It's time to go in field. Come on out. Come on. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. you here. Go up to the train right here. I need to get surgery in a second. Go. >> Okay, we got to substitute really quick. Okay, >> you know. >> Oh, yeah. >> Ignore me. Smelly. Can you let her out? >> Oh, yeah. Can you let her out? >> Yeah. >> You take off her jewelry first and then we'll take her to the >> off of the really Hey, >> that's not a smart thing. >> You want to win? You want to win? >> All right, go get your >> Does that feel good? Does that feel good? >> Does that feel good? >> Oh yeah. You like that? You like that? You >> You like that? Pull that off. Can you take her off? >> Go yourself. Yeah. You like that? >> Take my >> Yeah. >> In the end, Paula [music] was charged with public intoxication and battery on an officer. Moving on to Lillian, a wealthy, intoxicated Karen whose ego soared higher than her limits after a crash. And she truly believes she could take on the police without facing the fallout. >> Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to take you out of the vehicle. >> Where are you going? >> Todd, [screaming] >> you could have killed yourself or somebody else. >> Why do you think I pulled over >> after you hit a curb? >> After you struck a curb and you can't drive anymore because your car is throwing sparks out the side of it. Yeah, that's called neighbors. >> On the 22nd of October 2024, officers pulled over a car swerving down the highway on flat tires after it struck a curb. But as they approached the driver, it became clear that this was no simple accident. And the quick turn of events was beyond anything that they expected. >> Whatever. >> Three cars. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Are you talking to the caller? Please, >> let's just figure out how you damage your tires. >> I don't know. >> See, come. Is a caller still here at mobile or is she left and just on the phone? >> Try to step out of the car. That way we can just talk to you easier. >> No, I don't want I have nothing to say. >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. I'm going to take you out of the vehicle. >> There we go. Let's go up in front of the vehicle right here. >> We'll take that. >> Go in front. >> Actually, if you want to pick it up, you can. I'm sorry. You can pick it up if you can. >> Pick it on. Pick it up, ma'am. You can pick it up. I'm just staying back from you cuz you wanted to pick it up. >> All right. Go up there to the front. What are you doing? Are you just not smart? Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Go up here in front of the vehicle. You got her ID? >> Yeah. I got >> Where's that plate come back out of? >> Ma'am, >> where are you going? >> Todd, >> why? >> Because I I keep going. >> Okay. Well, ma'am, >> why are you pulling so hard? >> Because we're Because ma'am, >> relax. >> Because take a deep breath. >> Ma'am, just relax. Okay, >> ma'am. >> You need to relax. >> Oh, have you ever heard the meme? You're extremely intoxicated and you're operating a motor vehicle on a state highway of this state and you have two flat tires. You could have yourself or somebody else. >> Why do you think I pulled over? >> After you hit a curb >> after you struck a curb and you can't drive anymore because your car is throwing sparks out the side of it. >> Call my husband. >> Okay, we we will >> figure this out. >> Ma'am, let's go over here by the front of my car. Over here. Ma'am, >> ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, come over here. I'm not letting go of your jacket cuz you keep trying to run off and I'm not going to play that game. >> You just did like twice trying to do it over here by the front of my car. >> Yeah, that's called >> Don't you do that again and wear your arm back at me like you're going to hit me? We're going to have a real problem. Do you understand me? Do you understand? I'm not the one who operated a Cadillac SUV on a state highway in this state and it hit a curb and could have killed yourself or somebody else because you're intoxicated. Not my problem. Do you understand me? If you pull your arm back like that on me again, I will charge you. Do you understand? What seems like a simple traffic stop quickly spiraled out of control when Lillian's intoxication took over. And she was about to learn the hard way that some consequences cannot be outrun. >> Let's go over here by the front of my car. No, never mind. Put your hands on your back. PUT HER IN HANDCUFFS. >> HEY, I GOT IT. All right. Just get a handcuff on her. You must hold her arm, Selby. Get a handcuff on her. >> Oh god. >> Let's get one on her. Get it on her. We got her. Just take deep breaths. We got her. >> All right, you're under us. >> All right. Please just take me home to my kids. >> No, we're going to go to a police department now. >> No. >> Hold on a second. >> Who's are those? Yo, you're an angry man. I don't know what the happened to you as a child. >> You're the one who caused this. >> You're the one who just tried to run and pulled your arm back like you were going to hit me. >> Why are there four cop cars here? Am I anticipating? >> Who the are you? >> Come on. Let's go >> now. YOU SEE? >> HEY. HEY. >> STOP. You're making it worse. >> Um, yeah. Get off me. Get off me. Get off me. >> Take her to the ground. I GOT HER. >> OH YEAH, SHE got me. He got me. You got anger. >> Bring the wrap. >> Bring your wife for every >> You need to relax. >> Yes. Relax. [screaming] Bring me the phone in. Found it in. Officer, >> get the off. Get the off me. [screaming] >> Ma'am, you just kicked me twice. >> In the groin and in my leg. And then you're shoving back against our partner. >> Let me go, man. >> Let me go. All right. Cruel. I hate you. Please. >> I know. >> LET ME GO. [screaming] >> MA'AM, the reason >> ma'am, the reason why you're not being let go is because you've already assaulted both of us. >> Shut up. You're a human. GET THE OFF ME. GET OFF ME. >> You're hurting me. >> Okay, look. We're not hurting you. Would you like to stop? >> You stupid. >> You do that to your wife. >> What' you say, sir? >> GET OFF ME. [screaming] [music] >> STOP. >> Get off me. >> Stop. >> Take me home. Bring me home. Bring me home. Get me in the car. At least >> I don't want you to. >> I don't want your knee anywhere near up here. I just want you to sit down [music] like that. I want you to her arm. >> I want you to hold her arm and keep her body down and go because she's going to kick Soie or she's going to spit on you. So, keep her head that way. I'm going to go get leg iron. >> Realizing that there was no escaping the consequences, Lillian's fight slowly faded, leaving her with no choice but to face the reality that she had been running from. >> [screaming] >> Stop moving. >> You're making this horse for yourself. >> All right. Cross her cross her ankles like that and just hold her. Hold it. Hold this. Keep that. Keep Just hold that foot down on top of that. All right. >> Stop trying to grab my arm. Scratch my arm. >> You're pushing my head in the ground. >> Ma'am, look. You're all on body camera. That head. Your head's nowhere near the ground. You're lifting on your own. >> Yeah. >> Man, we told you you need to stop resisting. >> You kicked us. You spit on us. >> Oh, I'm so horrible. >> Well, if you would just cooperate and get in the back of the car, we wouldn't even be on the ground. home. >> You're not going. We're beyond that point. >> Are you ready to get in the car now? Cuz this is what's going to happen. We got a we got a thing coming called the wrap and we're going to put you in that wrap to where you're immobilized and you cannot move. Is that what you want? >> She come. We're trying to get her. We might have got her calm down like a 10 to a nine. Could it be like a fire piece? This is for [music] just an alcohol eval. Put me in the car. >> We tried to ma'am and you kicked all of us. We try to, >> but you obviously are under arrest, so I hope you know that part, right? Oh, there we go. That's probably part of it. Put me in the car. Put me in the car. >> Put me in the car. Let's see if you can join along. Mom, come on. >> Oh, I will. Trust me. >> Oh, let's do it. Ma'am, I'm not going to put myself in that situation cuz you've already assaulted all three of us. You kicked my partner. >> Grabbing my [music] hand. >> You've kicked me. You spit on me. You kicked my partner. >> Stop resisting. >> There we go. >> There we go. >> Well, there's a felony. >> Yeah. >> Hit you with my hair on the ground. >> No, I didn't. Actually, when I leg swept you, you landed right on your side. I made sure your head didn't hit the concrete. Look, if we get you up on your feet, will you get in the back of the squad car? >> I'll do anything you say. Please. >> Let's try and get her up. >> Please. I'll do anything. >> All right. Turn. Roll. Hold on. >> I'll have to get citation. I'll pay you 5,000 grand. >> Are those double locked? Those handcuffs? >> Uh, yeah. What do you want to do? >> The handcuffs are double locked. Ultimately, Lillian was charged with driving under the influence, reckless driving, assault on a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest. Onto another intoxicated Karen from Pennsylvania, we have Jessica, an intoxicated and entitled Karen who believed her family's influence would save her from the consequences after she slammed into another vehicle while under the influence. >> My daddy has insurance. My dad does everything. >> Okay, call them. How much have you been drinking? >> I didn't drink at all. Give me a call. Call my mother. I'm with you. Want to call your mother? >> The rear ended someone the white Cadillac. He crashed into her examin. Yes or no? Are you going to do the test? >> On the 24th of June 2025, officers rushed to the scene of an accident following a report of a twocar collision. But when they arrived, it wasn't the crash that stunned them. It was the sheer entitlement of the driver [music] responsible for the collision. >> How you guys doing? >> Hi. Do you guys have your driver's license? Insurancees? >> Yes. Yes, I Are you guys looking to file a report? >> I am. Yes. >> Okay. Okay. Get your driver's license, insurance. Yes. >> If you just want to wait in your car, stay cool. I'll be right with you. All right. >> Where are you coming from? >> It's down the street. >> Down the street. And do you have insurance for the vehicle? >> Yes. >> Can I see it? >> My daddy has insurance. My dad does everything. >> Okay. Call them. >> Can you call him? >> Do you have his phone number? not take videos of me without my permission. >> I'm not. It's my coworker. I I I'm calling for you in trouble. You don't understand that. >> Okay. >> Can I see if you took a video of me? >> Sure. >> How much have you been drinking? >> I didn't drink at all at all. >> I smell it. I see your eyes are glossy. >> My eyes are glossy because I'm tired. I haven't slept in 4 days. >> Why are you slurring your words? Do you normally speak like that? >> I do. being ass. >> Okay. Why do Why am I smiling? >> Can I see? >> Why am I smiling? >> For what? >> I'm asking for her back. >> Give me a call to call my mother. >> I'm with You want to call your mother? >> Yes. >> What's her phone number? And I can call her. I'm >> not giving you a >> Well, then how am I going to call her? You got to work. See, you do have a phone. So, I'm Max. >> Yes, I know you're not stupid. I was asking you for your phone number for the report. >> Can you back up, please? >> Sure. I do have some space. Hold on, though. Keep the door open. >> No. >> Yes, >> I don't have to. >> You're going to keep the door open cuz I don't want you driving away. >> You have? >> You seem impaired. You seem impaired. I don't want you driving away. >> Okay. So, >> can you shut the car off and then maybe I can [ __ ] >> Sorry. >> Excuse me. >> What did you call me? >> I didn't call anything. >> So, where were you coming from? >> My hair. >> Sorry. >> Right here. >> You're going to do your hair. >> You rear ended someone. the white Cadillac. He crashed into him. >> I know what happened. >> Yeah, it's just weird. >> It happened over there. Actually, >> that's what I'm asking you. Where were we coming from? Where were we trying to go? Like what was your objective? Where were you trying to go right now? >> I'm not talking about this. I don't care about pain. >> Pain whatever how much I have to pay for. >> Were you coming from home or where where do you live? >> From the moment officers arrived, Jessica's hostility was undeniable. She was entitled, defiant, and completely oblivious to the chaos that she had caused. It was only a matter of time before the officers started to figure out why she had been so confident. >> I don't show sign. >> Did you already give it to the other officer? >> Okay. But I don't know your name, so I just want to refer to you by >> Jessica. >> Okay. Jessica. Um, >> okay. Okay. So, just you feel numb. >> Jessica, >> she just told me. Okay. So, if the accident happened here, how what happened though? Did you hit the car? Did they hit you? What happened? >> I'm okay. >> Okay, that's good. Um, you planning on driving back home? >> Okay. >> Okay. So, no, I get I get that. I understand you don't want to get in trouble. So, the best solution for that, if you don't want to get in trouble, for us to allow you to dry home, is to just do some quick tests. >> A visibly impaired eyes and slurred speech said it all. Jessica was clearly intoxicated. Yet, she denied it with confidence. But soon, her reluctance to obey would collide with reality, and her sense of entitlement would disappear instantly. >> I'm asking you, are you going to get out for me? Yes or no? Or do I have to pull you out my >> It's going to go that way. I'm telling you the options. Either you step out or we take you out of the club cuz you do legally. I'm >> Yes, I am. So, are you going to do it? Yes or no? >> Yes, you are. Pennsylvania mess. >> Look up. Look it up. Who? Pennsylvania. And tell me what it's like. >> Do you Do you remember that from law school? Would you go over Pennsylvania versus that? What? That you didn't graduate, right? So, >> did you graduate? >> I did almost >> almost. >> Well, you're not in a police academy. You haven't done my training. >> Oh, police. >> So, you don't know. >> No, you're not. No. Sorry. You're not. Okay. Can you move your dog out all the way? cuz I'm kind of get the dog off. Yes or no? Are you going to do the test? Yes or no? No. Okay. You're still under arrest. for 55 18. In the end, Jessica was charged with driving under the influence, driving an uninsured vehicle, and resisting arrest. Jessica's intoxication caused minor damage. But not Miss Harris, who nearly sent two people, including her child, on a one-way trip to the great beyond. She didn't even realize it, or perhaps didn't care. >> That's her baby. >> Please check, please. >> It's her baby. >> Please, please check. >> Can you guys help me help lift her up? >> How many alcoholic beverages have you had prior to driving? I think I probably had like um two on one arrest for you. >> On July the 6th, 2025, officers were dispatched to the scene of a devastating crash involving a drunk mother and her child still inside the [music] vehicle. When they arrived, what shook them most wasn't the wreck. It was Miss Harris's [music] chilling calmness amidst the chaos. >> Reference, signal 4, signal 12 driver. >> That's her baby. >> Please check them. Please, >> it's her baby. >> Please, please check them. There's a lady stuck in that car. >> Hey buddy, how are you? 16. We need medics. Uh there's a baby that was pulled out of the car. >> Copy 1742. >> The baby is breathing. I'm >> Where's the driver? >> Signal driver. >> Are you okay? I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. >> No, you're not. [music] >> Yeah, I'm good. I'm good. >> No, I'm good. I'm good. >> No. Where you going? >> No, I'm good. >> 1742. >> Where are you going? >> I'm good. >> Where are you going? >> You were just in an accident. >> Huh? >> You were just in an accident. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, >> I'm good. >> 54. I I got her. >> She's trying to get away. Hang on a second. Can you advise? >> Come here. >> You're being detained right now. You're not listening. No. >> Not the thing. >> Hey, go check on that car. >> Go check on that car. >> The officers were left dumbfounded. [music] Miss Harris had caused devastation beyond imagination, harming not only herself, but also the innocent lives in her car, including her own child. >> Are they breathing? >> 2643. [music] >> Come over here, please. Come on. There's gas leaking. Can you stand up? >> Sir, watch out for me. >> Is this Will this door open? >> Can you guys help me help lift her up? >> Watch out. Lanes are going to be closed off. Parking now. >> Got him. I get everything on video. >> Okay. You want me to grab him? >> One vehicle on his side. So, I'm sure you clarify on your 1020, please. >> Let's move down here. Okay. Cuz there's gas right here. >> 121. Can you clarify the 1020 coming? >> We need to get away from the car. >> The 20 is going to be just the 25th story. >> Come on. ma'am. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. They they got her. >> They got her. >> Are you Are you okay? >> My arm just hurt me. My arm is hurt. >> All right. The medics are here. Let's get over here. Do you want to have a hand? >> This man just slapped in the back of me. >> Perhaps due to the alcohol in her system, Miss Harris had no clue what she had done. Even as medics rushed to save her child, she remained oblivious [music] and too drunk to grasp the horror unfolding around her. >> Yeah. I have to do one more. >> You're being detained right now. Okay. You're walkth. >> My baby right now. >> Okay. >> My My >> Take a seat. Take a seat. >> My My baby is right down the street. He said water mask. >> That's it. My baby to get right down the street wonder. [screaming] >> You okay, buddy? Come here. >> They got to check you out. Okay. >> We need your child's information cuz we're trying to >> 17. >> Can you adise on injuries? >> Well, I'm not talking about you. I'm talking about your kid. We're taking the child to the hospital. Just like any other child. Wow. >> Your son that was in the car with you, what's [music] his name? >> No. >> Nobody's gotten any tags that I know of. >> Listen, don't ask questions. Just answer questions. Any kids? >> Well, I'll sit here and answer questions with you all day, but they're taking the hospital. >> But what's his name and date of birth? >> How do you spell his last name? >> Can you give me a kiss? >> Spell his last name. >> His daddy. Daddy. >> Spell his last name. His daddy on right now. >> Spell his last name. >> His daddy right there. >> Spell his last name. [music] >> Spell your child's last name. >> With her intoxicated behavior and unsteady movements, officers had no [music] choice but to run a sobriety test. >> All right, Miss Harris, step out for me real quick. >> Division signal. >> Come on. Hey, I'm coming from south and I think the two units are coming from west 23 from Go. Turn around. I'm going take these handcuffs off you real quick. Okay. All right. So, the reason you were detained is cuz you were in an accident. You were walking away and you weren't being cooperative. [music] So, I detained you. Okay. So, I could I could attend to all the other people. Okay. You understand that? >> That make sense to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. So, you weren't on arrest. You were just being detained. All right. So, we [music] finished the accident investigation. Actually, tell you what, what happened with the accident? Tell me real quick. >> He almost came in my own He came in my lane. >> He came in your lane. >> He came in my lane. He came in my lane. >> He came in your lane? >> No. [screaming] >> How fast were you driving? >> I wasn't even driving fast. >> You weren't driving fast. >> I can't drive fast. >> You can't drive fast. Okay. >> He came in my lane. The the dude. He came in my lane. >> He came in your lane. Which lane were you in? This lane or that lane? >> I was in this lane. >> In this lane? >> And he came in your lane? >> He came in my lane fast. >> Okay. >> All right. >> So, I finished the accident investigation. All right. I'm now going to be conducting a DUI investigation. All right. >> So, I have to read you something. Don't be alarmed to just have to read this. In the state of Florida, you have what's called accident privilege. So, I have to read this to you. Okay. >> All right. So, did you hear me? >> What? How many alcoholic beverages have you had prior to driving? >> I think I probably had like um two um wines. >> You had two wines. Two glasses of wine, >> like two big glasses, two small glasses. >> No, two small two um and my own baby daddy right down the street. >> Okay. But you had two glasses of wine prior to driving? >> Yes. >> You smoke any or take any TC or anything like that? >> I don't smoke. >> Okay. Take any prescription medications? >> No. Any controlled substances? >> No. >> So, the only thing you had prior to driving was two glasses of wine? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you still feel the effects of the wine? >> No. >> No. Okay. All right. Would you be willing to conduct field sobriety evaluations to see if you're safe to drive? >> I could drive. >> No. Are you willing to conduct field sobriety evaluations? >> I could drive. I could drive. >> Well, listen, I need you to answer this question. Are you willing all right to do field sobriety evaluations? >> I could drive. Yes. >> No. No. Are you willing to do the evaluations? >> The voluntary evaluations. I'm going to check your eyes. I'm going to have you walk. I'm going to have you stand on one leg. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Okay. You good with doing that? >> All right. So, first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to check your eyes. Okay, Miss Harris. >> Go ahead. Check my eyes. >> Okay. Do you see the tip of my finger? >> Yeah. >> All right. What I need you to do is follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and only your eyes, keeping your head still. Do you understand those instructions? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Keep your head still for me, Mr. >> All right. Come over here for me, Mr. Harris. >> At first, everything seemed to be going perfectly until it suddenly wasn't. >> See this white line over here? >> See that white line? Yes. >> Okay. What I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you stand on this white line. Okay. Put your left foot on the face the other way for me, Miss Harris. Turn around. >> Face that way. And put your left foot on the line. Put your left foot on the line. >> Why y'all got me doing all this? >> Okay. >> Why y'all got me? >> Put your Put your left foot on the line. >> Why y'all got me? >> Do you Do you want to stop doing the Do you want to stop doing the evaluations? >> No, I don't. You don't want to keep doing them or you you you [music] want to stop or you don't want to stop? >> I'm saying why y'all got me doing all this? >> Because this I'm doing a DUI investigation. >> Okay. So, do you do you So, listen. The evaluations are voluntary. >> I'm I'm I'm a little tipsy. >> You're a little tipsy. Okay. >> All right. So, listen to me. The evaluations are voluntary. All right. However, if you refuse to do them, it can be used against you in court. All right. It can lead to arrest for DUI. >> Okay. >> All right. You understand that? >> Okay. >> All right. You want to keep doing the evaluations? >> Okay. Um, what if I do the um if I do it? Um, what what to do? >> Well, I can't [music] tell the future, but we have to wait until we finish. I'm going to stand right here while they go by. Okay. I don't want them to hit you. I don't think I'mma pass this. >> You don't think you're going to pass? >> I don't think >> Why is that? >> Oh, no. >> Why don't you think you're going to pass? >> Oh, no. >> All right. Can you put your left foot on the line for me? Left foot. >> Hold on. Wait. >> Are you comfortable walking in those shoes or would you rather do it barefoot? >> Wait. Okay. >> Are you comfortable walking in those shoes or would you rather do it barefoot? >> Okay. Um, let's see. >> All right. Look, >> I'm going to do barefoot. >> You're going to do it barefoot. Okay. All right. I'm going to explain it to you. So, put your left foot. >> Okay. If I try to do it, I'm I'm going to jail. >> Listen, I can't tell you the future. All I can do is >> Oh, I'm going to jail. Just let me just let me know. Just let me know right now. Miss Harris, I need you to listen to me and follow instructions. >> Okay. >> All right. If you don't do that, I'm just going to say [music] that you're refusing to do them. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Because not following instructions and listening to me and doing what I'm telling you to do is just like refusing to do it. Okay. All right. So, put your left foot on the line. >> Okay. Um, if I'm not going to do, >> Miss Harris, put your left foot on the line. >> Oh, yeah. I'm um Oh, yeah. I'm I'm >> Yeah. Oh, y'all. >> But um they um they um >> going to do the the >> they um they they they um they um >> Miss Harris, are you going to listen to my instructions to do what I'm asking you to do? >> All right, put your left foot on the line. >> Okay. >> Seeing that she was in [music] no state to cooperate. And with her attitude pushing officers to their limit, they had no choice but [music] to act. And the outcome was something she definitely would not like. >> Here, turn around. Face that way. You're under arrest for you. Oh, >> based off the clues exhibited while performing field sobriety evaluations. >> I did. >> I did. I did it. >> You didn't even You didn't even give me >> You ain't even You didn't even >> You didn't even >> As it wrapped up, Miss Harris was charged with driving under the influence and endangering a person under the age of majority. Just when you think it couldn't get any worse, along comes Summer, a drunk Karen whose chaotic bar meltdown took a shocking turn when she decided to challenge the cops after being trespassed. >> You want my Here we go. >> That's what I'm asking. >> All these here, you're going to do this to me. >> How you going to jail? >> Are you serious? >> Oh, he feels good. No, he's got a small dick with a >> Yeah. On May the 19th, 2024, officers responded to a bar after reports of a drunk woman harassing customers and refusing to leave the business premises. When they arrived, the frustrated caller explained the chaos, but the officers had no idea that they were about to face a woman who had pushed them to their absolute limit. >> Oh my god, >> what's going on? >> You want to check it out? I want check. >> I got this crazy out here. I locked her out. She keeps coming. Okay, I'm >> You're the one who called? >> Yes, >> all right. >> I'm over one always. She's a wiry crazy. I'm gonna take you out there. She comes in. She's married with four kids. She comes in here and once a week or something summer she got break. She usually has a few wines and I don't know if she's on. >> What does she do today? Let's get to that. Okay. >> So, one of my customers, they all came in from R.J. Gators, the bartenders. They're all dressed up and he's his girlfriend's here. Please go over that way, baby. >> I know. Go that way. Please. >> I'm just asking you. You can do, [music] you know, you're kind of yelling at me, lady, but I'm >> Oh my god. So, um, >> she jumped on his lap and does like this. >> One of the bartenders. >> No. Yeah. From RG. So, his girlfriend's sitting there. She grabs him by Go that way or go back. >> Done after this >> that song. And then they're done. So, he he pushes her. >> Okay. cuz his girlfriend's there and she he she said um he grabbed her the her boyfriend by [music] the waist. It's also rich. She don't care. Last week she's out there giving a guy. >> I don't care about last week. Okay. >> What What do you [music] want done? Let's >> I want her trespassing. Okay. Let's just do that. We don't need her. Listen, I beg for >> Let's go get her in trespasser. >> Let's just get down to the rest. >> Very crazy and wiry. >> She does or does not have a knife cuz you guys have said a book. >> I don't know. She said >> you didn't see a knife. >> Put her hand in her pocket. >> What's her name? Summer. Summer. >> Okay. All right. >> Talk to the cops. >> Call Summer right there. Summer, homie. >> Yes. >> I guess she wants you trespass. Okay. >> I'm a trespass. >> No, she said she wants you trespass. She doesn't want you back. >> When I asked you to, Summer, >> she So, she's wanting to trespass. It's her. She >> Okay. I'm just like, you have an ID or anything that you might get? >> What? >> You mind if we got an ID? >> Or I can just take [music] your name and date of birth. >> I told you to leave and I I can't get you my ID. I don't have an army. >> Okay. Where where's where's your stuff at? >> I don't know. She's like I'm >> No, she's >> No, she's putting me to the cops. Like they can't. >> So, you know you're not in trouble. You're only trouble. >> Well, no. I don't know what I'm in trouble for. But >> you have stuff up here. >> Stuff as in what? >> No. You said your license was up here. >> Yeah. You want to get my license yet? >> Cuz you have to leave. >> Yeah. >> I asked you to leave. to leave. >> We're grabbing our stuff. >> What am I leaving for? >> And nobody left anything. Tina, >> but the only ice. >> You left things like every every day, every night, everything. >> All right, let's get your stuff. >> Is it in a car or you have it up here at a table? >> You want my [ __ ] Here we go. >> That's what I'm asking. Summer's frustration quickly turned to arrogance as her intoxicated mind convinced her that she was untouchable. But soon enough, reality would remind her that no one is above the law. >> I just asked if it was in your car if you had stuff at the table. >> Now, I don't even know what the people are at this point. >> So, here's the thing. Any anybody who's like a manager or or whatever. I get it. But >> so, you understand that it's not me saying it's just she's saying just bad. >> I'm [music] going to tell you right now. I've been here 5 years and they nobody ass anything other Tina like >> I got you. >> I'm not I'm not saying it's right or wrong. >> I get it. I get it. But >> but you do understand if you come back you'll be arrested, right? >> What? >> Yeah. For trespassing. >> That's the whole point of a trespass. She's She's saying that she wants you trespass. >> Wa wa wa wait. >> We're not going back up there cuz you're trespassing. >> Wait. >> I'm telling you you're trespassing. What? That's not even your ID cuz you're trying to give me a credit card. Where's your ID? >> I'm trespassing. That's what I'm telling you. >> Wait, I'm asking. Okay, what am I tresp trespassing [music] about? >> She is saying you're trespassed, which means you cannot come back here. If you come back here, you'll be arrested. I don't know how much more clear I can explain that. >> You know what? Fine. >> That's what I'm telling you. >> Facts. >> She does not want you. >> I didn't hear that. >> I've said that five times now. >> You >> So, do you have someone Do you have someone who can drive you home? Cuz you should not be driving cuz you're going to get a DUI if you drive. >> All right. Fine. Wait a minute. Whatever. There's my license. There you go. You mean to say that you told me that she meant that? >> Didn't nobody tell me that I >> She told you you're trespassed. >> No, she didn't. >> She just did it in front of me. She said you were trespassed. Do not come back here. And then I've repeated it now five times. >> All right. Fine. Fine. >> I don't get to choose who gets trespassed. >> Here we are. Great. Here we are. Yeah, it's fine. >> So, you've been yelling and screaming this whole time of me. All I'm doing is telling you to trespass, which is her decision. It's not my decision. >> Do you think I want to be here >> dealing with bunch of drunk people? I don't want to be here dealing with drunk people. >> Yeah, but you are dealing with a drunk. You are >> I am dealing with a drunk. Here, here's your ID back. >> So, so you understand your trespass. You can't come back. >> How many people come back? Nobody. Nobody by yourself. >> Go. Nope. >> So, how are you? You have to leave the property. [music] >> Bye. >> So, you say bye to me. I don't have to leave the property. You do. So, how are you going to get out of here because you can't drive? You tell me how I deal with that. >> You're going to have to walk and you have to come get your car. >> I walk. >> Okay. But you do understand that you can't drive, right? >> No. >> Okay. >> Do you have friends that are here or are you here by yourself? >> I don't know. You going to go ask Tina? >> Why are you being >> Go ask my friend Tina. Go ask my friend Tina. >> Tina. I don't know who your friend Tina is. >> The girl that asked you to get my trespass. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You go ask her cuz she likes that. She likes it. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Go ask. >> So, you understand that >> I'm not driving? No. Not driving? Nope. You don't have to worry about me. Nope. Don't worry about me. No. >> I'm telling you. What are you going to do about it? I'm going to arrest you. Don't leave the property. >> You need >> So, how am I going to leave? I can't drive. >> You're going to have to come back and get your car. You're going to have to arrange it with them. >> Great. We'll do. >> But I'm telling you, you're not driving now. You need to DIY. >> Good. I will arrange it. >> Okay. Let's go. Cuz you got to leave. Otherwise, I'm going to arrest you right now. >> Thank you. >> Let's go. >> Going to arrange it. >> Let's go. Despite repeated warnings from officers, Summer refused to listen. And that single act of defiance would soon become the worst decision of her life. >> You need to leave the property or I'm going to place you under arrest. >> Is this seriously what you're going to do? >> Yes, because it's my job, right? So, you're >> seriously like you're going to ask Tina like what she's going to do? >> I'm not Tina already said all these here. You're going to do this to me? >> I'm not doing anything to you. You're doing this to yourself. >> No, I am asking you. >> You need to leave the property before I'm going to place you under arrest. Everyone else here could ask to leave your property. >> Tina can she can trespass anybody she wants. >> I'm telling you now. >> Listen to me. If you don't leave this property, you're going to jail right now. >> She's >> You're going to go to jail. All right. >> Go. Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Come here. >> You're gonna go to jail. >> Come here. >> Now you're going to jail. >> Now you want to felony. >> Now you got a felony. Fantastic. You just kicked me. >> You just kicked me. That's a felony. >> What are you talking about? You guys are such dicks. >> You did this to yourself. All this with you on you. >> Seriously, >> all you have to do is >> What do you mean? All I had to do was >> ask you. >> Tina literally just said that. >> Tina said what? Oh. Oh, you got now like a girlfriend. Oh, your girlfriend Tina. >> Oh, your girlfriend Tina. >> Oh, your girlfriend Tina. >> Oh, girlfriend turned up. >> Okay, what happened? >> I kept telling her she's not driving cuz she's DUI. Uh, kept telling her that she needed to leave and I probably told her at least 10 times, if you don't leave, you're going to jail. you. I said, "You can walk and figure out how to get your car later. You're going to jail. You need you need to leave." And she refused and ran inside and she didn't run inside when I kept telling her, "Don't do it." >> And she trespass after and around Leo. >> Trespass after Leo and probably in resisting. >> You think her arrest would finally calm things down, but instead Summer's rage exploded and she went completely off on the officers. >> Hey, I'm going to be going to the jail. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm good. So, but I'm sorry. >> Yeah, I got her in the car. He was just going to write up the trespass for me so I can get out of here with her. >> Do you want you want a seat? Well, you got in the front. So, you can put the seat belt on if you want to. So, >> what? >> All right. You're going to jail. So, you can put the seat belt on if you want to wear Well, I would love my other stuff that I brought. >> You decided that you wanted to sit there and not not be cooperative. So, >> you're so not like Why would I be cooperative? >> You're such a dick. Like, you didn't even want to like >> I when you watch the body cam footage when you sober up, you'll realize. >> Oh. Oh, my body your body cam. >> Yeah. You'll realize how how many times I told you warned you. Yeah. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Give me my other that I need with me. Give me my stuff that you need. >> You're going to >> Are you kidding me? >> You're going to jail. The jail's going to provide you with everything. >> Oh my god, you're such a you you got such a big dick, dude. >> Yeah, you've been so nice. >> Measure your dick, dude. >> All right. I think drinking is you should not >> you No, you're I hope you're like I hope you you make no money, dude. You make no money. Biden like giving all your sit here and like give me my Small dick mother >> go dick. Go. Go. Such a talk. >> Does that make you feel good? >> No. >> Oh, he feels good. No, he's got a small dick with a >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's going to keep my finger to complex. >> Do you have anyone to come pick your car up? >> Really? >> Cuz it's going to get towed over >> asking you if there's someone that like can call. >> Sure. Sure. >> Who? >> Who? Who? I can tell you the name, but you're going to dial the number. >> Okay. Dick faces. You guys don't know my name. You don't know. You [ __ ] I just don't I just I want to [ __ ] go home. Let me go home to my kids. Like, let me go home. What? All I had to do was walk out. Okay. Yeah. Would you walk out if [music] someone told you you did not do something you told you did? >> No, you wouldn't. >> Yes, I would. >> No, the you wouldn't. You sit here like these like high and mighty mother police. No, you don't. Like, you would never do it. Okay. >> As officers escorted her to the station, her fury only escalated, turning the ride into a chaotic storm no one saw coming. You think that you would walk out when someone told you did you did something you didn't mean to do? >> No. If someone trespassed me, I would leave because I >> You don't Yeah. What the ever? No. You would walk out and you'd be like, "Oh, I know what trespassing is." No, I'm the trespassing. No, you would never walk out simply to walk the out because you're a cop and you're all all you guys. No, you would never do that. You'd be like, "Oh, oh, you gotta owe me. You gotta owe me." So, I'm gonna tell you right now, I did not give you anything other than to know that I did not trust the people that said, "Oh, this is what we're going to do." So, take my cuffs off me. I didn't know no know nothing. No, I didn't cower down with like lack of balls to like hold up to like what was going to happen. No, I got what is going to happen and I didn't say that was going to happen. So my You don't need to like tap me up. >> Take them off. [music] Take them off. >> Yeah, take them off. Take them off right now. Take this mother. They don't need to be here. >> Oh yeah, of course they're not. They're not. No. No. Because you mother [music] off this [ __ ] and you can like sit here and be like, "Oh, this is my [ __ ] Oh, yeah. Here we go. Yep. Here we go. You don't even care. What am I being arrested for? >> Yo yo yo, you you you right here. you. What is it, dude? You >> I told you that you're so drunk. >> No, actually, I'm not that drunk. I'm just I'ming that tired of having three kids in my life. >> Okay. Okay, then tell me again. What the is it? >> Summer had no idea how deep in trouble she really was. Her mind too clouded to grasp the chaos that she had caused. But the ride to jail delivered [music] a brutal reality check that she'd never forget. >> How many kids do you have, mother? Wait, what your name? What? Tell me what the your name is right now. Kennedy. Kennedy. Yes. Oh, great. Good job. You think you're the first mother on my list? No. You tell me. Kennedy, how many kids do you have? >> I told you I have zero. >> You have zero? Oh, you're all is what you are. Oh, you're that mother. You're the mother that pulls people over and arrest people and they don't have nothing. Nobody going. Your life [music] has never ever ever ever you you've got so much to do with youing whatever the your name was. Oh, look at you. Look at you mother. You get to walk the [music] in here and you don't get to worry about nothing. However, you're still a [ __ ] You didn't deal with anything. You didn't deal with anything. Is she being compliant? >> What I figured? I'm have Emma. Emma out or we're going to pull you out. >> No, I'm going to come out. >> I'm coming out. >> Come on. >> Nobody needs to pull me on. >> Come out now. >> You don't want to play this game in jail. >> No. You were you driving me? >> Let's go. Come on. >> No. You were a dick. >> Come on. >> You were a dick. [music] >> So are you. Come on. >> No, you were driving me. >> Let's go now. >> You were a dick. >> You're a dick. No, they show you. Consequently, Summer [music] was charged with two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, trespass after warning, resisting without violence, and disorderly [music] intoxication. Lillian was unhinged. But this Karen redefined insanity when she snapped at the cops after being pulled over for driving drunk [music] and endangering the lives of other road users. >> Arrest, >> why? Why do I have to be arrested? >> Come outside. >> SHUT THE UP. I'M TALKING TO GOD. I'M NOT TALKING TO YOU, DEVIL. [screaming] MY ARM [screaming] HURT. >> ON the 24th of December, 2023, police officers on patrol duty had reasons to pull over after observing a collision between two drivers, one of whom appeared intoxicated. At the time they approached, they did not know that they had just met one of the most dramatic Karens ever. >> What's going on? >> Can you put it apart? >> Yeah, I did. I just did. >> Okay. >> What's going on? >> My brother the car and get out of the car. >> No, I have to I have to get my brother his car. This is my brother's car. >> This is your brother's car. >> I just got off for work Amazon. I got to go get my brother his car. >> And he they come approached me. I'm like, what are you doing? Like I'm trying to go home. Like I promise you I'm trying to go home. You're trying to go home. What happened? You hit that ground. >> No, I never did. Follow me, girl. Please follow me. >> I'm not following you. >> No, >> I promise you I never did anything wrong. >> Where you coming from? Okay. >> Is this yours? >> It's empty. It's There's nothing. >> Give me your license. >> My brother's car. >> I don't care. I need your license. I don't have my license. >> I need your license. >> I got a license to my car. >> You don't have your license on you? >> No, it's my mother's car. >> I need your license right now. >> For someone who just crashed into another vehicle as a result of driving under the influence of alcohol. She was failing to realize that she was in a big mess. Or she just assumed she'd simply walk away without any consequences. >> I need your license. >> No, I don't. I need a car. >> Please. Please. >> What are you What are you doing? What are you doing? >> I'm having a volcano. >> Look at me. You're not free to leave. You You're in a collision. Turn off the car right now. >> Unbuckle your seat belt. >> I'm telling you. I'm not asking. Get out of the car. >> Please >> get out of the car and stand over there. >> I'm not I'm not asking. I'm telling. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Just leave your back. Leave your bag. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Just leave your bag behind. >> No, I didn't do anything wrong. >> I get it. But just get out. >> Get out of the car. It is unsafe for you to be right here. >> Stand over there. >> What should I do? >> I just want you to stand over there. >> Should I go to my parents? >> Stand over there on the sidewalk. >> Stand over there. Stand over there. >> Stand over there. You're not going anywhere. >> Right now. >> Okay. >> Hey, Akobo. Come here. >> Stand over here. I'm not trying to be >> okay. Stand over here. Why you keep getting close to me? Stand >> trying to talk. >> Hello. >> Have you seen one? No. Hang on. Hang on. What are you doing? Chill. Chill. >> Hey, tell John. Tell John to come take your car. >> Okay. Let's maybe get on >> because they're just help. I mean, there's always >> How many said I wasn't driving, right? >> I I get it, but SFST. >> Okay. Can you stand over there for me? I need to talk to you. drunk. You're going to take this one. No, >> it's my son. That's my son. I'm talking to you. You're going to stand right there. You buy it. That's my son. >> I don't care. >> That's my son. It's my son. Please >> stand right here. >> Oh my god. Right here. >> I would never just >> Okay, I'm talking to you. >> But when you turn to >> But are you going to listen to me? You're on the phone. You're not listening to me. You have to listen to me. >> Okay. You're being detained. You're not free to leave. >> Got it. >> Let me say my son. I couldn't. >> No. Your son is not involved in this. Why do you have to talk to him? >> No, stop [ __ ] cuz he called me. >> Okay, that doesn't matter right now. Right now, we're focused right here. Got it. >> No, my son called me. >> You're not going to call him back. You're not going to call him back. You're going to talk to me. >> Although it was quite clear that she was under the influence of some substance, as customary with officers, it was necessary to give her the benefit of the doubt by conducting a field sobriety test. and its success or failure would determine their next course of action even when things looked like she was already headed to jail. >> Got it. Right now it's just you and I. Got it. So right now are you do you want to volunteer to do field sobriety tests? >> It's voluntary. I do you want to do it? >> That's my brother's car. >> I don't care who cars it is. >> Well, I can't do anything about it. It's my That's my brother's car, >> ma'am. Hey, >> stop. Stop. You're just stand right there where I told you to stand. You got to >> Hey, stop. What do you mean? >> Get control of her. >> I'm doing I'm not even doing anything. >> Okay, stop. >> I'm not even caring. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Get in the car. Get on the car. >> Handcuff her right now. >> I haven't doing anything. >> Stop doing anything. >> Get control of her. >> I'm literally doing >> Hey, right now you're detained. You're not free to leave. >> Okay. Well, stop stop moving your arm then. Stop. Stop it. >> That's her. >> That's her doing her thing. >> Okay. Stop it. >> That's her doing her thing. >> I got it. You got it. You got it. >> I'm literally not even doing anything. I promise you. It's like she came at me and I just responded. >> Thank you. >> Okay. My car is right there. Okay. the car. >> Watch the curb. There we go. >> You guys aren't hurt at all, are you? >> No, I I'm okay. I just missed my car right here. If >> anybody >> Can you not lean this way? >> What? What am I doing? Can I tell when I'm doing wrong? >> Can I the same? >> I know I am, but I'm just trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong cuz I never I feel like I didn't do anything wrong. My brother's my brother's car and he's going to be mad at me. Like I >> What you're doing wrong is you're moving. >> So I can't How am I supposed to move around? >> No, you can't move around. You're handcuffed. You're not going to go nowhere. >> Are you riding your stance? >> You're moving. >> Well, can you tell my brother? >> We can we as As long as you stop. >> Can we pull it to my parents house? >> No, we're not doing that. >> It's It's right there in my brother's car. >> No, we're not going over to anyone's house. Okay. We just want you to stop moving >> cuz I didn't do anything wrong. >> Any weapons or anything on you? >> I promise you I do. I have no weapons. >> Okay. All right. >> We'll check that side. Yep. I got it. I got it. There you go. All right, ma'am. >> So, hold tight. We're just going to make sure you don't have anything else on you. Okay. >> Now, we need to wet your pants. >> She detained or arrested this way. >> At this point, it was gradually beginning to sink into her head that she might have bitten a bit more than she could chew. However, Karen's aren't known to make things easy for cops, and she wasn't about to be any different. For what? >> Did you let her know that >> you're being arrested for DUI right now? >> I'm going to take care. >> Why do you stand for me? Facing the car. >> Yes, I'm right here. I'm in school and I'm everything I'm doing. I'm just don't know what I'm doing wrong. >> Go for it. >> I'm not inviting nobody. I appreciate that. >> My brother, my brother, please my brother. >> Keep facing. Keep facing the car. Keep facing my car. >> Here we go. >> No. Hey. Hey. >> You push the car. >> What's your name? What's your name? >> Does it matter? >> I mean, if we're going to have a conversation, I want to know your name. >> You want to help me out? >> No, it won't. >> Oh, that's fair. So, what we're going to do is we're just going to put you in the back of this patrol car. Okay. And then we're going to talk. >> What happened? Right now you're you're under arrest. >> Why? >> For DUI. >> I'm not even driving the car. My brother is in his car. >> Where's your brother? It's fine. It's fine. We'll talk. We'll talk once we get inside. We'll talk once we get inside. >> There you go. >> Why? What's going on? What's going on? >> What's going on? >> You are under arrest for driving under the influence. >> I need you to face the car, man. Face the car. >> My brother. Oh, tell my brother. My dad. That's my dad. Don't win. >> Please. Don't win. Please. Don't win. Don't win. >> You good? >> Yeah. >> All right, let's go. Here we go. Post it. Post it. Oh, you want me to call my brother? Hey, sit back. Sit back. Call my brother, please. >> There's a time. >> I don't care about me. Call my brother. Call my brother. >> What's your brother's name? >> His name is Damian. >> Damian. >> Okay. All right. Hang tight. >> Watch your knees. Watch your knees. >> Call him. >> Eventually, she started to show the officers what Karens were truly made of. Totally ignoring the fact that this was only going to complicate things further for her. >> Put your knee inside. Call Jamian. Call Jamian. >> I need to close the door. You're going to put >> You're going to put your knee inside and then I'll >> I'll call him after you put your knee inside. >> Call him now. >> No, you're not going to tell me what to do. >> You're not going to tell me what to do. You're going to put your knee inside. >> Call my brother to drive me in. >> No. >> Call him. Call him. Call my brother to drive me in. >> Put your Call my brother to drive me in. >> Call my brother to drive me in. >> Call my brother to drive me in. I don't want her to drive me in. Please, >> I will yank you through here. Come on. >> Come on. Slide me in. Wait, is the seat belt down here? >> Can you bend her knee while I fit into she's stuck on the horse? >> Yeah. I'm stuck on the seat belt. >> Hey, ma'am. >> She can't come through. >> Lift up. There's a bug right here. Sorry. Just go ahead and lift. There's a bug right here. Yeah, that's that's gross. I didn't do nothing wrong. Give me a 30-day lease. You got to give me a 30-day lease for me to know or notice. I ain't do nothing wrong. It's a 30-day notice. A 30-day lease. That's the thing I'm going through in my apartment. You got to give me a 30-day lease. 30-day notice. >> What did I do wrong? What did I do wrong? I don't know what I do wrong. >> So, you're under arrest for DUI. Okay. That's what you're under arrest for. >> Something's going on. Like, please. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry you're going through a lot, but uh it is against the law to drive while you're being while you're drinking. Okay. And you caused the collision. So, >> I've been trying to call the police about my neighbors for so long and nobody wants to come get them. But as soon as I'm I'm out here, everyone wants to be, "Oh, woop please." Like, I'm just so mad about it. I'm so mad about you guys. Take me home. >> Uh, no. We're taking you to the police station. >> Why can I be a bomber in this tree? >> If you step out step out, >> why can't I, man? >> No, you're not getting an option. You're gonna step out. >> WHY DO YOU HAVE TO COME OUT? WHY STEP OUT OF the street in the street? >> Why can't I be a bomb in the street? >> No. >> Why can't I be a bomb in the street? >> Hey, did they did they tell you you're under arrest? >> No, you're under arrest. >> Why Why do I have to BE ARRESTED? >> COME OUTSIDE. >> WHY? WHY? BECAUSE >> you're driving drugs. Stop. >> You're going to step out. >> Rather than cooperate with the cops, she was trying her best to frustrate them at every step of the way. Unfortunately, this wasn't going to change her reality. The cops were ready to make sure that she faced the consequences of her actions, and she didn't have to like it. >> I'm a bum. >> Step out. Step out. >> Hey, if we're wrong, you can sue us and win a bunch of money. >> I'm a bum. >> Hey, step out. I'm going to need I'm going to need you to step up. >> You don't get the choice to fight us. >> You're going to stand up. in my family. >> You need to stand up. >> Stand up. >> I'm a bum. >> Stand up. >> I'm a bum. I'm a bum. >> I'm not going to carry you in there. You're a big woman. You're going to stand up for me. You're going to scare me. >> I didn't say I was going to. You're going to stand up. You're going to lay on the floor. >> Is that what you want to do? >> I'm Please. I'm a Please. I want my family. >> Get that other arm on your plate. >> I'm on my Come on. >> Kayla. Kayla. >> No. No. >> Not Kayla. >> Nothing. >> Kayla. >> We're going to cry again. >> My glasses. >> I got your glasses. Can you stand up for us, please? >> Stand up. >> No. >> Is Is this how you want your son to remember you? >> Don't worry about my son. It's not me. >> So, you don't care about your son? >> My son is safe. >> Okay. Well, everything's recorded right now. just act with some some sort of dignity and >> No, cuz you respecting me. >> I I I am. We're giving you the opportunity right now to stand up. Drive you. I'm trying to talk to you nicely. I'm trying to be respectful. The fact of the matter is you are under arrest for DUI. That's not going to change. Do you understand? Either way, we got to get you in there. >> Kayla, you're not helping us. >> Since you're not helping us, you're hurting yourself. >> No, you're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. >> We're going to end up taking you to the hospital and they're going to pull your blood. They're going to take your driver's license away. >> Just spin it first. >> Oh, never mind. I haven't had anybody act this childish ever. >> My dad's outside. Call my dad. Call my dad. Can you call my dad? >> You're not telling me what to do. >> Asking you. Can you not wait? I said, can you call my dad? Call my dad and >> No, I cannot. And I answered. No, I cannot. >> Your dad was on scene with us. We talked to him. >> Yeah. Can you call my Can you call him? >> No, I'm not going to call him. >> Wasn't. He said that he uh he apologized and he extremely sorry for his behavior. >> He didn't say that. >> No, not a right to hold me. >> I do have a right to arrest. >> No, not until they come and give me. >> You're not about to kick another officer. >> What? I'm not holding up. You've already kicked multiple times today. We're not doing that. >> Oh god. God. No. >> You can make a conscious choice here. At this point, she was now coming to terms with the reality that even Karen's go to jail. The fact that she was helpless in this situation would soon begin to make her go full Karen mode on the cops. >> SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. I'M TALKING TO GOD. I'M NOT TALKING TO YOU, DEVIL. PLEASE, my Lord and Savior. I know. I know. I know. I didn't do anything wrong. I know I did nothing wrong. I know. I did nothing wrong. And it's my turn to flee. Stop it. Stop lying. Cuz you're on You're on camera on my phone, too. My little brother. >> Yeah, we have to record ourselves like >> But I never had to flee at all. >> I never had to flee. >> Recorded. >> I never had to flee. I never had to flee. >> Operate. You can stand up and walk inside with us like an adult, right? I got >> Okay. Then what are you lying for then? >> Shut the up then. Who the [ __ ] are you lying for? You I never saw it. What do you think? >> Because it doesn't matter when I'm at what you saw. It's what you saw. What you saw? Are you a cop? Are you Is that your job? See what you see and not go up. >> Okay, then. Shut the [ __ ] up. You see me try to flee. >> Wouldn't it be better if you just helped us and stood up and if we're wrong, you sue us later. We We get in trouble. >> No, I want you to hurt me. >> You got 30 days. You got 30 days to run, right? You got 30 days. >> You got 30 days. >> You got 30 days to remove the rights. You got 30 days. Stop playing like I don't know my rights. You got 30 days from my rand rights. My arm hurt. My arm. My arm. [screaming] My arm just came out the socket. [screaming] My heart. [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] [crying] >> Okay. Okay. >> [screaming and crying] [screaming] >> Now, most Karens at this point would have simply resigned themselves to their fate, but for some [music] reason, this Karen seemed to have a thing for catching more charges. >> Why would it hurt? Why would I want to stand up when it hurts? What the hell? You stupid ass [ __ ] >> What the What kind of hurts to me? >> You still need to go. >> I am rest, but it still hurts when I'm arrested. What the I'm stupidly easy. No, it's hurts. >> No, I'm still hurting. I'm still hurting. >> Don't call me that. I'm just going to have to call you that, dumb ass. >> It still hurts. >> Do we need to tie your legs together? Okay. Stop. Stop. >> You're not going to be fighting. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, it seems like you're resisting arrest. >> I'm not. How? Arrest me. She just said, "Stop. Chill out." >> You were called a bunch of times. >> No. Stop. Come on. >> You're not going anywhere. You're in the police station. You're in handcuffs. >> You want to stand up? How are you going to go from this? >> Exactly. How do I think I'm going to move? >> Do you want to stand up for us now? Just quit moving your leg. >> Look what you just said, sir. >> Stop. You're going to stop moving your leg. I'll figure out what we did. You can't really control the [ __ ] that I'm doing. I'm not control anything. >> You know, your pants are falling down. >> It looks very undignified. >> Now, I'm holding your legs. Do you want to kick me? >> Why did I do it? No. >> You want to switch places? >> Hey, I'm pretty heavy. Okay, I'm not proud of it. But if I have to lay on your legs, it's probably going to hurt. If you act like an adult, stop kicking. I don't have to do that. Go. You call my parents. >> Your parents don't have anything to do with it. >> Yes. No. They're going to come come here. Get call my brother. Come on. Don't sit here and tell me you didn't call my parents. >> Do not sit here and tell me you didn't call my parents. >> How How old are you? >> It doesn't matter. Call my parents. >> It does matter because if you're over 18, if you're over 17, you're >> It doesn't matter if you're You pulled me over at somebody else's call, right? Call me over, right? You pulled me. You pulled me over because you're some in somebody else's car, right? >> No, you're not gonna grab my hand. >> You want to call my parents, right? >> What are you trying to do? >> Call my parents. >> Call my parents. >> I'll call them right after. >> Call them right now. Call them right now. >> You're not telling them. >> Why you got me over the Why you got to be so dope? >> You're not telling me what to do. >> Call them. Call my parents. >> Call my parents. >> I think your parents already know. >> No, I'm sure they don't. I'm sure my dad does not know. They were on scene. They were there. They picked up the car already. >> Stop touching me. You don't even know you're a dog. >> At this point, she was pushing the officer's patients to the extreme. It was now obvious to them that they needed to use extreme measures to contain a Karen who was fast becoming a [music] maniac. >> Hey, can you talk to the fire department? They're here to check on you. >> Hello. >> We're talking a minute ago. You guys want to profit off me so bad like I'm not not a homeless person. Go after all all the other other homeless people. >> I'm a blunt. But you guys want to come after me. DON'T FORCE ME. DON'T FORCE ME. DON'T FORCE ME. DON'T FORCE ME. DON'T FORCE ME. WHO'S PUSHING ME? Who's pushing me? WHO'S PUSHING ME? NO. PUSH. Somebody's pushing me. Somebody's pushing me. Somebody's pushing me. P. Somebody's I'm going against my will. I'm going against my will. I'm going against my will. I'm going against my will. I'm going against my will. Forcing me. They're forcing me. >> Forcing me. >> I can come around if you like. >> Can you take that? >> Forcing me. No, it didn't hurt. I hope you mother for this. >> I'm God. She was trying to hurt me. >> Not even this. I'm good. [laughter] >> She >> Yeah, she hit me in the head. >> YEAH, SURE DID. >> GUESS WHAT? You're under arrest for assault three. DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT? >> YEAH, YOU'RE ME. >> Do you understand that? >> You're assaulting me. >> I f I fell attack. I don't have a right to feel attacked. I [laughter] don't have a right to feel assault. >> Pull you out. >> SHE ASSAULT THREE, BUT I ASSAULT TWO. SO, I can assault Ipating her. I have a right to feel assaulted, too. >> All right. >> I don't have I I don't have a right to feel assaulted. >> I don't have a right to feel assaulted. >> Yeah. >> And I have a right to feel >> assaulted. >> Yeah. I heard a second. Yeah. You just hang out. You just hang out. >> Yeah. I saw it. >> Yeah. >> Everyone's on body camera. Everyone's on body. >> Okay. >> I'll be judge, >> please. Nick, could you do me a favor? Can you just follow the hospital? >> In the end, she was charged with DUI, property damage, [music] and assault. Wrapping up with the case of Sarah Fagan, a young Karen who thought faking a panic attack would save her from a DUI stop. But what came next was a harsh dose of reality. On the 23rd of August, 2022, officer Damian Guanchez arrived at the scene where [music] he began to question Sarah, but she suddenly started acting very hysterical and confused. Were you just arguing with anyone? >> Sister. >> You and your sister were arguing cuz someone just called. >> You okay? >> What happened? >> Stand by in front of someone that >> What happened? >> Family. >> Oh, >> family argument. Okay. >> When you're out >> about what? >> Oh, I have to explain myself. >> Well, I just want to make sure that cut's not from the argument. >> No, no, no. Okay. Okay. Okay. So, it's just a verbal argument. Okay. And where are you heading to? >> Oh my god. There's >> no It's just an officer. It's just an officer. You're fine. Come here. >> What's your name? >> Sarah. >> Okay. Sarah, do you mind coming over here? >> Okay. What's going on? >> Send it. >> I'll tell you in one second. Okay. >> For some strange reasons, Sarah hesitated in giving her sister's name to the officer, claiming that she heard her name over the radio, but she didn't know that everything was about to change. [music] >> What's his name? Transferini, right? >> I'm I'm sorry. I'm sorry. His name transfer. >> Is that Chris? >> I'm sorry. What >> is that? Chris. >> How do you know? Uh, >> ma'am, stay in the car. >> Kayla, stay in the car. >> Lei, I think his name's Chris Transferini. >> Sorry, I'm watching the >> Okay, let's stand here so the light's out of your eyes. >> Perfect. Right there. You're good. So, is that now out of your eyes? You're good. >> Yeah. Okay. So, you were driving this car, but it's your sister's car. And you and your sister are arguing or or your sister and that male. Okay. Who's he to her? Boyfriend. >> Boyfriend. Baby or >> father? No. Okay. What's their relationship? >> She has scratches on her. >> Then why are you doing this? >> Cuz I have anxiety. >> Okay. You want to take a seat for me? Do you want to be checked out? >> No, I take a seat. Take a seat. Take a seat. >> Catch your breath. >> Am I like being arrested right now? >> So, however, the officer decided to calm Sarah down and explain things better to her. But instead of getting [music] better, she got worse. >> Sorry I didn't explain everything. >> So, we got a call for people arguing. Okay. Apparently, the caller is still in the area and they described this car as saying it had the headlights on and it was parked on uh Ventner in Nashville. [music] Okay. So, that's why when I turned around, I want to talk to you. Okay. >> Okay. Can Can you Can you Can you make him can you make him make her calm down because she's going to think >> Yeah. Yeah. He's going to >> Oh, >> what's wrong, White? >> I have extreme anxiety. Like, I take panic attacks. >> Have you taken the medicine? When was the last time you spoke to Madison? >> 12ish one. >> 12 p.m. >> Realizing she wasn't getting out of trouble with her current situation, she decided to step it up a notch. >> It's okay. She can >> hear from me. Breathe through your nose. Breathe in >> again. District one station came up requested by >> she was arguing with her. >> Just in your nose, out your mouth. Breathe. Breathe. >> What's your name? Sarah. >> I in the car. >> Sarah. Sarah, breathe in your nose out your mouth. Where is it in the car? >> Where is it in the car? >> I mean, I think I have one. See if there's an inhaler in the car. >> Breathe in. Breathe in. >> And then breathe out. >> I have an ambulance coming. >> And then breathe in. >> And then breathe out. >> Just want to have the ambulance step it off. >> And then breathe out. >> You would think she knew how to use an oxygen mask as she described her illness as being pretty severe. However, suspiciously enough, she didn't. That would be the beginning of the end for her. >> Here's oxygen. You want to hold it? >> I I I don't know. [laughter] >> You want me to hold it? So, just going to put it up to your face and you're going to breathe normally. Okay. It's just oxygen. That's it. Do you feel the oxygen? >> Do you feel it? >> Take a deep breath. >> Breathe out. >> And then breathe out. Yeah. Just breathe in and out normally. This is oxygen. It's just helping you breathe a little better. Okay. Do you feel it? >> You're okay. >> It's okay. >> It's okay. No, just breathe normal. >> We need this oxygen. >> It's okay. You're going to breathe normal. Ready? Ready? You're going to breathe in. >> Take a Yeah, you're going to take a breath >> here. It's okay. >> Take this oxygen. >> It's okay. >> It's oxygen. She's there. There you go. Breathe in. Breathe out. >> Yeah. You're going to breathe in. >> Breathe in. >> Yeah. You're going to breathe in. Breathe in. After finally succeeding in calming Sarah down, the officer explained what would happen next. But she kept creating more excuses to escape the consequences of her actions. Do you understand this so far? >> Yes. >> So, I'm going to explain it. >> Oh my god. I cannot focus because I have to pee so bad. >> I'm sorry, but we can't go to the bathroom right now. Okay. >> I know. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, it's going to look like this. >> It's going to look bad. She was charged with [music] driving while intoxicated.