down if you get me. >> What seemed like a routine traffic stop quickly turned chaotic when Karen chose the gas pedal over cooperation, raising the price with every acceleration. >> GET OUT OF THE TOP. GET ON THE GROUND. These >> foolish Karens thought resisting the police would get them out of trouble, but instead [music] they charge straight toward consequences they could never undo. After camping out at the truck stop for weeks, Kimberly still brazenly ignored demands to [music] leave, turning the initial conversation into a tense standoff. Police Department. >> Police Department. >> Frank, >> open the door and talk to me. I can't hear you. >> Open the door. >> I can't hear what you're saying. >> She's been staying here for like two weeks. Open the door. >> Break it. >> Huh? At >> what point do we >> What? >> 1688. Can you confirm with RP they want her trespass? >> It's It's not It's not >> She's on 911 now. >> You obviously don't or you wouldn't be doing this. >> Yeah, affirm she's refusing to exit the vehicle. >> Open it or I'm going to break it. >> We're going to break the window if you don't open it. And just as the window was about to be smashed, Kimberly suddenly hit the gas, drove toward the officers, and sped out of the parking lot. Open it. >> Open it. >> 168. She just tried to run us over there. She took off westbound up to the window and she tried to run us over. >> Early model single pad speed. >> It's got a paper tag on it. >> Approaching the cemetery 55 milesPH. >> She's driving in the turn lane. >> Driving in turn lane. >> 1688 Grant. Troop is taking primary. I'm now secondary. 70 mph in the turn lane. Westbound passing pushup station. TBI. >> 70 mph in turn lane westbound passing push TV. [music] >> Reaching speeds of 70 mph and even crossing into the turn lane. She kept testing the officer's limits as the pursuit grew increasingly dangerous. >> GET OUT OF [screaming] THE TRUCK. >> Get out. laying on the horn. >> Do what? >> ONLY ONE? >> YEAH, JUST ONE THAT I CAN SEE. >> GRAHAM, can you see anybody else? >> Get out of the truck. 168. She's barricading the windows where we can't see her. >> I'm going to switch to my rifle. I'm going to grab my rifle, Graham. >> Yeah. PUT THE FOOD DOWN. >> Go ahead, Graham. GET ON THE GROUND. [screaming] >> SHE'S OUT. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> SHE'S OUT. >> You're good, Graham. >> Get on the ground. >> GET ON THE GROUND. [screaming] >> She exited the vehicle. >> Going back eastbound. >> Get on the ground. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> All right, we're good. use yours. >> But even after the Dodge was cornered, Kimberly remained barricaded inside, covered the windows, and prepared for one final act of resistance. >> 1600. >> I have a medical condition. >> Okay. >> You violated every one of my goddamn rights, okay, as an American citizen. >> HELP ME. HELP ME. HELP ME. >> YEAH, you don't mind. You got to sing, okay? DON'T YOU >> I WRONG. >> READY? You going to stand up? Ready? >> I got I'm going to die. >> Stand up. >> You hurt me. >> Walk that way. >> You hurt me. >> You got to walk. >> You hurt me. I had back surgery. >> You heard me. >> You heard me. >> Oh my god. Oh, my best life. >> Hey, >> I don't I can't >> just try to walk and we'll get some help. All right. >> You did this to me. You illegally did. You ally You illegally did this. >> Get up. Come on now. >> I can't feel my leg. >> We'll get you some help. Come on. >> I don't want your medical help. I refuse your medical help. >> You can tell the the hospital that >> I told you that you >> I haven't had her down yet. >> No. >> Okay. I got uh I said I can't I can't I got this in my pocket and my little my ID. You're not taking my ID. It's mying ID. >> You don't have it back. >> Yeah. >> Well, you had no right to take it. You don't even have a warrant. He had no right to break in the night. >> Kimberly was charged with misuse of the 911 system, resisting arrest, obstructing an officer, and fleeing from police along with several traffic violations. Next, with a single admission that she had been drinking beer, the woman immediately turned a simple warning into a situation that put the officer on guard. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Where's my insurance? We were just I didn't know where I don't know where 315 is. Okay. >> You know how to get to 359. >> Gotcha. Okay. Yeah. I think he's he's just going to write you up a warning, I think. As long as everything checks out, no big deal. So, >> well, we were coming back from the concert and then we ate and I don't know my way around this area. So, >> just sit tight. >> All right. You didn't show the officer your insurance. Okay. All right. >> Go ahead and sign here for me. I'm just giving you a warning for this. Okay. That beer. >> How long did you have to drink tonight? >> Um, like two beers 2 hours ago. >> Okay. It's a warning. >> Where's my ID? >> Yeah, I need >> I want my ID back. >> Give my ID back. You're not a real police officer. >> Get my ID back, please. >> Okay, hold up. >> No. Give my ID back. >> This is my ID. This is my number. Listen, >> you're with the Ohio State University. >> You're not Columbus. You're not CPD. I'm not CPD. Yes, I'm not. >> Officer, >> listen. This is a traffic stop. Okay. You You have to listen to what I'm telling you. Okay. Are you going to listen to what I'm telling you? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Okay. I'm giving you a warning. It's not a citation. Okay. This is MY BADGE NUMBER. THIS IS MY ID. SO, the fact that I'm I don't work for the jurisdiction of Columbus doesn't mean I'm a police officer. This is my I'm a law enforcement officer. So I don't need to be going back and forth with you. Okay. It doesn't sound like this. Okay. You were driving with your head like this. Can you sign the uh >> When asked to step out of the vehicle, she flatly refused, demanded to call a lawyer first and escalated the confrontation even further. >> No, I'm not stepping out of the vehicle. >> You're not stepping out of the vehicle. >> Please give me your ID back. I will sign this here. >> You're not stopping. No, no, no, no, no, no. I'm going to ask you. This is A WARNING. IF YOU WANT ME TO TURN INTO A citation and when you go to the courthouse, do your explain TO THE JUDGE THAT I'M NOT a real police officer. You can take it from there. YOU YOU'RE DRIVING ON THE LISTEN, YOU'RE [laughter] DRIVING ON THE MAIN ROAD, RIGHT? WITHOUT YOUR HEADLIGHT ON. And I'm giving YOU A WARNING. BUT IF YOU GO LIKE YOU BACK AND FORTH WITH ME, I'LL GIVE YOU A CITATION WHEN YOU GO DOWN TO THE COURTHOUSE. OKAY. I'm done arguing. I've signed it. Can I please have my ID and could we be done? >> I've signed it. I signed it. Okay. AND CONSIDERING YOU HAD TWO BEERS 2 hours ago. Okay. If you're GOING TO PUSH IT, I'M GOING TO PULL YOU OUT AND PUT YOU THROUGH FIELD TEST. >> I just do you want to go there with that? >> No, I don't. Can you please give me my ID? I've signed this. I've signed the warning. Here, I've signed the warning. >> Can I have my ID? >> This is your This is my [laughter] >> Don't give me that. I don't want to give you that. You don't need that. This is your ID. >> Thank you. >> You consider you had two beers 2 hours ago. You shouldn't be driving. >> You're right. >> Yeah, absolutely. You're right. >> Step. >> Nope. I will not. >> I'm going to take you through step. >> No, I'm not getting out. >> What do you mean you don't get out? >> Sign. >> I just sign what I wanted. You said what I wanted. Now I'm asking you to wear a step out of your makeup. >> I never said you could go. I never said you could go. >> Okay. Do I need to force you out of your makeup? >> Why would you? >> Because this is a legal traffic stop, right? And I'm asking you to step up for me to take you through a field test. >> My kid home. >> I understand that. I need you to step out of your vehicle for me to take you through the field. I will call my attorney. >> You can call your attorney. You have every right to I'm not saying don't call your attorney. >> You can I will listen. I will even give you the opportunity to call your attorney and ask him what to do. >> No, no, no, no, no. Don't tell me. Listen, I will. >> Listen, I'm going TO GIVE YOU A CHANCE, TOO. IF YOU WANT TO CALL YOUR ATTORNEY, you have every right to. Okay? But now I'm asking you to step out of your vehicle. >> I'm going to call my attorney first. She finally stepped out, but every instruction during the test sparked another argument, making her next move increasingly unpredictable. >> Feel comfortable doing this without having talked to my attorney. >> No, you shouldn't listen. >> DON'T YOU KNOW WHAT? I'M GOING TO PUT YOU IN CUSTODIAL IF YOU DON'T listen to what I'm telling you. When I'm done with you, >> no. >> All right. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Listen. Go ahead. Listen. I already have the reason I come. I do have the right. I've already as you already do my test or not. I'm asking you. >> If I determine that you are not under influence, you drive me. Drive home. I ain't doing this for you. Okay. So, go ahead and step in. This is so simple. Don't make this complicated. >> You're an OSU police officer, not CP because I'm not >> I don't have the jurisdiction to do this. >> THIS IS MY JURISDICTION. OKAY. NO. OKAY. >> OKAY. Field test. Field testing. >> Sit right here. All right. And you're going to follow my instruction. We have to go back and just want to take my cake. >> Okay. Ready? Can you repeat your trophy? Um, check. Okay. 239 can still >> I'm really just going to take >> You're going to go home when we done with it. Put your hands to your side. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. You want to keep your glasses on? I'll need you to take it off. Okay. >> I don't feel comfortable doing this without talking to my attorney. >> Listen, this is a fair case. >> I'm not doing this without talking. >> I'm not doing this again. I'm going to detain you till my lieutenant shows up. I'm not going this week. >> And when she suddenly left her position and resisted being restrained, the harmless warning began turning into an entirely different price to pay. >> Do not touch. I have not done anything. I have not done anything. You are not done anything. face. I'm not as bad as you. >> No, stop resisting. NO, >> YOU KICK ME. >> YOU GOING TO JAIL IF YOU KICK ME. I'm telling you. >> You I have not done anything. I HAVEN'T me >> because you have not. >> You see, I can smell the alcohol in your bra. You I can smell the alcohol in your drink. Go ahead. Put your head behind your butt. >> No. >> Okay. >> No, this is not crunching and driving it. >> My son has >> If your SON IS IN, YOU SHOULDN'T BE BREAKING and driving. >> I have two ears at a concert. >> Okay. And he still smells on your brain. I'm sure that is why you acting this way. >> God is coming. You're going to go in and go behind the back of my cruiser. If you want to go to jail I am a prank. I don't know. Clearly something's on. behavior charged that was shown the handcuff. >> Okay, I'll go ahead and do this for you. Um, what's your name for me? Okay. Well, ultimately not. At this time, you are under arrest, so you do have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. At the same time, you do have the right to stop answering questions at any time. If you wish to speak to an attorney, you can do so at free of cost if you cannot afford to provide one. Um, do you understand these rights? >> Absolutely. Okay. I wish to speak to an attorney now. I will not answer any further questions and I refuse any testing from here on out. >> If you refuse testing, that's good. I have just for me to read to you that if you refuse >> I won't find anything. You can >> you don't have to. I just have to read to you. >> Go ahead. >> You are now under arrest for state OBI. And if you refuse to take a chemical test, you could get out if you subsequently are compared of the OBI. Do you understand it right that I just write to you? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. With that in mind, I'm going to give you a chance to take the breath >> lawyer. >> Okay. So, you are refusing to take the test >> lawyer. >> Okay. In Ohio, resisting or interfering with a lawful arrest is generally a secondderee misdemeanor, punishable by up to 90 days in jail, and a $750 fine. The woman was charged with resisting arrest, child endangerment, operating a vehicle while impaired, and driving without headlights. She turned a free warning into a costly sentence all by herself. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraiser. Thank you so much.