You piece of [ __ ] Hey, that's enough. That's enough. I don't want any promises that cuz you also told my officer over here you did nothing and I got video of you kicking him and spitting on him. So, >> okay. Well, HE SLAM ME IN MY FACE. THAT'S OKAY, RIGHT? IT'S OKAY TO HIT A WOMAN >> from a minor collision. Everything escalates when Karen attacks police at the scene. >> How the am I supposed to sign anything, BUT DUMB ASS, my hands are behind my back, you [ __ ] She's under right >> because she's obviously continuing to lie to us over and over again. I've got no reason to believe anything she's told us and I got video showing that she's attacking another individual. >> Just a few seconds of losing control. A terrorist threat turns into a serious felony. Just a minor collision in a parking lot. But minutes later, cameras and police corner a woman who keeps denying responsibility, leaving her with no way out. >> Fire with your ID right on. No, I I Who are you? >> I don't have it on me. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Jamie. >> Yep. I got it. >> You don't know why we're here? >> I turned 23 and >> All right. Which vehicle did you come drive here in? >> I didn't drive. >> You didn't drive? >> No. >> No, sir. I did not. >> You know, there's like really good cameras out front, right? >> My friend drove. I did not drive. >> You understand? There's cameras right out front where you park. >> Yes, sir. I did not drive. >> Okay. >> You You could review that. I did not drive. >> All right. really bad if you were driving, right? >> Yes. >> How drunk are you? Like one or two or 20 or 10 or >> I'm obviously intoxicated. >> Yes. I'm I'm 22 years old. Like I'm allowed to drink alcohol, but I did not drive. You could look at the cameras. >> I like when I review the cameras, it's not going to show you getting out of a vehicle. >> I mean, I am getting out of the vehicle. >> Driver, what's seat? >> Passenger. >> Okay. Who's your friend that was driving? I did not drive. >> Who was driving? >> My friend. >> What's her name? >> I do. I have to >> Yes. It's obstruction if you don't. >> I'm not telling. I feel like >> So, you get charged with obstruction later then or no? >> What What does that mean? >> It means you get arrested. >> Why? >> Because there was an accident. You were in a vehicle that was involved in an accident. >> No, I wasn't. >> You guys backed into a car at the bowling alley. Okay. There was an accident. You were in the vehicle. Which means if you don't identify who was in the vehicle and where they were, that's obstruction. >> Can you walk me out to the vehicle to make sure that that that was the vehicle? >> Not right now. So you can >> Okay. So how am I supposed >> You can either tell me who was driving or you get a charge of obstruction. So you're not going to identify who was driving. >> So how am I supposed to know? >> When police mention obstruction of an investigation, her attitude begins to shift. Panic, frustration, and loss of control gradually come into view. >> Identify who was in the vehicle that was driving. >> No, I'm not. >> All right. You're being detained right now. Okay. You're not under arrest. You're being detained cuz you want to lie to us. Oh, careful. >> No, I don't want to lie to you. >> Well, I do not want to. >> You're obstructing a police investigation. >> No, I'm not. >> You are. >> I do not want to. >> Well, you're not you're not being very helpful. >> All right. Your life's not over. home. Do you have anything in your pockets I should know about? >> No, sir. >> I'm just going to My partner's standing right here, so I'm just going to look at your pockets and make sure. >> I think this is a nice phone. And >> you're going to get one, too, if you keep it on, man. >> You're fine. >> You're getting one, too. Take a step back. >> What the [ __ ] does he do? >> We hate you. You're you're being detained only. You're not even under arrest like I told you. Get in there as safely as you come. Okay. >> Relax. Take deep breaths. Okay. You're fine. >> Watch your legs. >> Okay. >> Am I going to see you driving? Driving. >> Wasn't driving. I just >> It was up at the gas station and then she wanted to go inside so I just pulled it up to the >> So, who drove up to the pump? >> She did. >> Who drove the from the pump here? >> Me. Do you not think there's a ton of cameras at a rather new school, >> too gas? >> Smell of alcohol, glossy eyes, and field sobriety tests in a cold parking lot. The moment everything starts to spiral out of control. >> We got two people. We got two drivers tonight. We don't know who's lying and who's telling the truth. >> She's fine. >> So, as soon as we confirm she wasn't driving this white vehicle, she'll be free to go. >> I was driving. She was not driving. >> All right. We're going to confirm that on video cuz we've been lied to. >> I can't take somebody into custody for driving while intoxicated. >> Out of my face >> potentially. >> Sir, can you move my hand? >> All right. I'll use I'll use the the antenna on my on my [clears throat] Okay, >> that's probably >> All right. >> One more time. >> So, ma'am, we'll get you out of here as soon as we can. Like I said, I I don't know who's driving this vehicle here. >> She was not driving. >> Okay. Well, now I I don't know who to believe. Okay. >> Please. I'm not going to I'm not going to do anything. >> I don't think you're a violent person. That would hurt me. >> No, I won't. I would never. >> Camera footage or >> uh camera footage for sure cuz we got to know if there was an accident. Hold on. Don't touch your head. >> We got to know if there was an accident at the bowling alley or not, too. >> I'm so sorry. >> If I Let's set that up with surveillance and then work on the bowling alley. >> If I'm not able to car. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> If I'm not able to drive home, am I able to call my grandma to come? >> All right. >> Come get me. Wait. We're going to start with the people. Before >> we do this no question. You're on my terms now. Okay. Hold on. I have a question. Stop. Stop. Please. Okay. Listen. Listen. Please. >> Please. Please. >> I have a question. >> All right. I have to ask you questions first. >> Stop. Stop. Or we're going to go back in the handcuffs. Okay. >> Grandma to come. >> Yeah. We'll we'll call her later. Okay. You got to talk to me. >> No. Stop. So, were you drinking tonight? >> Yes. >> Okay. was drinking. Okay. >> What were you drinking tonight? >> Okay. >> To cooperate, crude language, then sudden violence. Just a few brief seconds turn a drunken night into serious legal trouble. >> What is this? >> I didn't tell you. >> What is this? >> Get on the line. >> What is this? >> Please. >> You're telling me to sit here with my eyes closed all this and what? >> Stand there. >> What are you telling me to do? >> Stand there and don't walk. Okay. Stop. Feet together. >> No, you're not. >> Okay. What are you going to do? Arrest me? >> Yeah, I will offer instruction if you keep it up. >> Put me in. >> Feet together. Arms to the side. >> Going home. >> Feet together, arms. >> Okay. What do you want me to do? >> Arms to the side. >> Okay. What do you want me to do? >> Close your eyes and tilt your head back. >> It's tilted back, sir. What do you want me to do? >> Keep them closed. Do not walk. Stop. All right. When I tell you to begin, estimate the passage of 30 seconds to yourself in your head. Okay, >> begin. >> Yeah, record that. That was realing nice of you. >> All right, >> you piece of [ __ ] >> That's enough, young lady. That's enough. You do not hit people. Stop it. >> Hey, what are you doing? >> Stop it. You just hit me. >> Okay. And you're recording me? Yeah. Yeah. It's going to be great body cam footage. >> Yeah, it is. It is. >> You're lucky I don't hit a lady because that was not nice. >> It is. You're recording. It is. >> We tried with you. But this is >> No, you're [ __ ] an [ __ ] >> Is what you are. >> Ow. Why did >> I'm not hurting you. >> Yeah, you are. >> I'm holding you by the arms. >> He's not. He's aing world. >> All right. We tried to do something. >> You're dirty human. Can you Can I do this [ __ ] so I can talk to my mom? You stupid. You're [ __ ] >> Yeah, I'm going to talk to my mom. >> PC2. >> I don't care. >> Okay, process me. >> SIT DOWN. >> OH, WHATEVER. [ __ ] >> enough. Enough. Stop. >> Oh, you're so [music] scared. You're so [ __ ] scary. >> Are you kidding me? >> Please. >> Are you actually kidding me? >> I'm not acting right, so >> you >> Oh, that hurts. >> All right. Well, work with me then. >> ALL RIGHT. STOP. Thating hurts. >> Well, if you would work with me, I What are you doing? >> They're going to tighten on you if you don't. All right. Trying to help you so they don't tighten on you. >> Okay. Take them off me. What the did I do? >> All right. Are you willing to sign this form acknowledging you guys of your >> How the am I supposed to sign anything? But dumb ass. My hands are behind my back. You [ __ ] >> That's enough. I can't sign anything. My hands are behind my >> ENOUGH. >> ARE YOU KIDDING? >> ENOUGH. DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? >> I'VE HAD ENOUGH. >> THE WOMAN FACES multiple charges. [music] Misdemeanor DWI, refusal to submit to a breath [music] test, obstruction of official duties, harassment, and felony terrorist threat. Up next, an emergency [music] call at a restaurant that seemed simple, but just minutes later, statements begin to contradict each other and cameras reveal a completely different [music] truth. >> Arguing with our other coworker was disrespecting him for no reason. It started the stupid thing over politics. I told him, "Do not bring politics up. It starts arguments at work." That's exactly what we sued. They got in each other's face. one of um I had to send him home because he pissed everybody off and I was just completely over it at that point. >> Um our other coworker got so mad cuz he called his mom. He's listening to everything I said. He called his mom. So he You can see the evidence. He punched the basement door down there. >> He punched a >> Yeah. The bathroom basement door. >> The guy who was shooting outside. >> Yes. And then same coworker was here today. Both of them started bickering once again going at it because he keeps saying [ __ ] under his breath. Paul was home again for the second time. The other dude got so mad he left home crying because he's not like he's not a confrontational person. He started calling me names, calling me fat and all this [ __ ] Said it's the only job I can get. >> So, how did he end up with >> I don't know. Okay. Did you have a woman? He smacked me in my face. >> He slapped you in the face? Yes. When did he do that? >> He did when we were all outside back there. >> Okay. Is this before or after? What? >> What? >> This before or after he's covered? >> This was before or Yeah, before he smacked me first and that's when it suits. >> All right. I see your face. Close your eyes. >> I mean, I'm fine, but >> So, how long ago he slapped you in the face? >> I don't know. This happened after like 8:20, 8:30. >> Okay. >> Been here trying to clean up, finish pizza orders. >> Okay. >> So, did you call your boyfriend at all? >> No, he came here. >> Your boyfriend came here? >> Yeah, he just showed up, said hi. >> What's your boyfriend's? >> I don't have to give back information. >> When the evidence emerges, her attitude shifts instantly. Denial, excuses, and then rising tension right [music] in front of police. >> Ma'am, I'll tell you exactly what your friend just said. Did you delete that? Because I can figure out whether or not you've deleted the video off of it. So, I'll start from there. >> I've never had the video. >> I have video showing you in the back walking around videotaping it on the phone. >> My phone was in my hand. I'll show you right now. I do not have anything in here. >> Cuz here's cuz here's the thing, and I'm going to tell you, >> nothing. No video. I'll go to my recently deleted as well. >> Listen to me. >> Nothing there. Okay, that can all be cleared, but the phone now is involved in a crime, which means that we get to confiscate it and I can send it to the lab to have them look for >> I don't have anything in there. I promise you on my death crime was grave. I never had video. My phone was in my hand. >> I don't want any promises that cuz you also told my officer over to hear you did nothing and I got video of you kicking him and spitting on him. So, >> okay. Well, he slammed ME IN MY FACE. THAT'S OKAY, RIGHT? IT'S OKAY TO HIT A WOMAN. Show me the mark because that was first. Show a mark. It happened an hour and a half ago. >> Why didn't you call me? >> Yeah. So, why didn't you call the police? >> Because what are you guys going to do? >> What do you think we're doing right now? We're investigating and certainly we'll arrest anybody that did any sort of crime. >> Okay. Well, he slapped me in my face and I'm not going for that. I want to press charges on that. >> When we first got here, you weren't honest with us that of what you actually did do to him. >> How was I not honest? If he hits me first, that's okay. >> No, you didn't tell us that you kicked him and that you were spitting on. >> Okay. Well, he hit me in my face. So, >> let's hold on for just a second. >> I asked you if you touched him at all and you said no. >> Well, he hit me. That's okay. >> No, it's not. But I what I'm trying to understand is why you didn't call us when he hit you >> because I don't know. I wasn't thinking about that FIRST. I WAS THINKING ABOUT protecting myself. Okay. >> Name kept hidden becomes the flash point, sending the investigation down a dangerous path she never anticipated. You're right now you're obstructing my >> Do you You know You know who it was though? >> No, >> you do know who he is. >> Okay. I know who he is, but I'm not going to give his information. >> You're committing You're committing a crime by doing that. >> I'm not committing a crime. >> You're obstructing justice. >> You can't do that. Okay. You can be placed under arrest. >> I'm sorry. He hit me first. I don't know what you guys want me to say. I want to press charges against him. >> So, what's his name? I want to press charges against him, please. >> I need to know his name >> and I need to press charges against him. >> Okay. Well, you're you're obstructing my investigation. Do you understand that? >> So, what's his name? >> And then he's he's allowed to antagonize people like this, just walking around the building, pointing at people. >> You guys are allowing that. >> Okay. Did you not see me yelling at him as he was doing that? >> Man, acting like that. >> This is ridiculous. And he follow me. Okay. >> Here. Come over here so we can >> This is ridiculous. >> Okay, >> I'm not giving his name. I'm sorry. I just want to press charges on him. That's all. >> Okay, let me explain something. I'm going to I'm going to be real blunt with you and I'm going to explain this. If you don't give me his name, you're going to end up getting arrested cuz you have information that's very pertinent to what happened here and you're withholding that from me. That's obstructing justice. After a string of lies and resistance, the final decision is made and the consequences arrive faster than any [music] excuse. >> Like, >> I know he knows your >> I have a job to take care of. I don't WANT TO LOSE MY JOB. LIKE, >> why are you going to lose your job? >> I'm just saying he's already probably going to get fired. I don't want to get fired, too. Like, this is all I have. >> All right. So, what's his birthday? Look, I need to identify who this guy is. >> Okay. Well, you're going to see when you look it up. Like >> I don't know what kind of tools you think I have to find people, but you're not giving me enough information. >> What's his phone number? >> I don't know. I'm not giving that to you. I'm sorry. >> You're withholding information. >> You're obstructing my identification. You're asking me to arrest somebody, but you're not giving me >> I just said, "Can I press charges?" And you haven't given me an option. >> You're not giving me any timeline of what happened. And you've already you're lying you're lying to me about your boyfriend and you're lying to me. >> I have literally just told you everything. >> We're involved in it at all. >> Okay. I'm going to ask you one more time because I'm about to arrest you. >> Okay. >> What is your boyfriend's name? >> I just called. >> Okay. So then why did you call him the name on the video? >> I did. >> She's lying to us. So go ahead. She's under right because she's obviously continuing to lie to us over and over again, but she's obviously involved in all of this. So, at this point, I've got nothing left. I've got no reason to believe anything she's told us. And I got video showing that she's attacking another individual. >> Somebody else trying to give you every opportunity. Where's it at? >> Where is it? >> In my stomach pants. My stomach. >> In Texas, assault without causing injury is a class C misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $500 and no mandatory jail time depending on the condom. The woman is arrested and charged with two [music] offenses, battery and obstruction of an investigation, while also facing the risk of losing her job and having a criminal record. Just one slap in a moment of anger. And in Texas, the price is no longer an apology. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, [music] don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you very much.