When's the last time you guys smoked? 25 minutes ago? >> These arrogant Karens turn [music] routine traffic stops into chaos because of their delusions of authority. >> And then when you step out just face the just that way and put >> I just got my car back from my friend right now. >> you're all good. >> There should be nothing in here. >> Okay. Do you have Can I check your pockets real quick? Can I appreciate it? >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> So it's >> You grab this one so it doesn't break, >> So it's for a failure to appear on a traffic ticket. >> A traffic stop may end with a ticket, but for these Karens the consequences became far more serious. A seemingly simple traffic stop quickly [music] became suspicious as the female driver repeatedly avoided sensitive questions. >> The stop is when you come to that stop sign. You didn't come make a complete stop and you also didn't use your >> sign? >> The stop sign that's right there. You didn't come to a complete stop. >> my bad. >> You did not. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> So, do you have an ID on you? >> Um, kind of left it. >> Are you able to roll down these back windows too, please? Thank you. >> You want both of them? >> Yeah, that's fine. If you don't mind rolling his window down too, please. I appreciate it. >> Okay. >> You have your ID out? >> I don't really have my wallet. I could give you my social. >> Okay. >> But I do have a picture of my ID, too. >> That works. Yeah, I'm fine with that. And then just something that we ask in all traffic stops, any kind of firearms or anything in the car? >> Mm-mm. >> No? >> Do you have a firearm on you? >> Okay. >> You still live in Cuyahoga Falls? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going to lose that back for you. >> Thank you. >> All right, just hang tight for a second, okay? >> Okay. You guys can go home now. >> Here here's that back for her. Uh what was that? Is that a blunt that's in there? >> A blunt? >> What When's the last time you guys smoked? >> Maybe 25 minutes ago. >> 25 minutes ago? Okay. Uh what we're going to do Uh can you just go ahead and turn the car off, please? >> Yeah. >> We're we're going to have you guys step out for a second. Uh what we're going to do is call this PC search, probable cause search because y'all missed You have a blunt uh roach in there and you guys just said that you guys smoked about 25 minutes ago, so we're going to have you guys step out. We're going to pat you guys down for weapons real quick. So, I'm going to ask you any kind of firearms in the car? >> Um no, not that. Not that. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> I just got my car back, so I don't >> I'm Can you repeat what you just said? Okay. So, we're we're we're going to get everybody out just one at a time, okay? >> Okay. >> So, I'll just leave you guys' bags and whatnot in here and then we'll get you out, okay? And then when you just step out, just face the face that way and you're good. >> I just got my car back, so my phone is in there. >> all good. >> There should be nothing in here. >> Okay. Uh do you have Can I check your pockets real quick? I appreciate it. >> The harder the woman tried to remain calm, the more her unease showed, while police unexpectedly tightened control over the entire vehicle. >> 1300. Right now, stay stay there. Right now, we're just putting everybody in handcuffs right now, okay? There's a gun. 1300 is good. >> Can you do me a favor? >> Can you put this back in my pocket? >> I got you, man. Just give me 1 second. Kirsten, can you get a 42 for a cage, please? >> Can I have you head towards >> Can you talk to her, bro, cuz I ain't >> I got you. >> So, right now everybody's just detained. >> I'm so sorry. I just got out of prison. >> I I understand. All right, just go ahead >> I got a job. >> I I understand. Just go ahead and swing your feet in. We're I'm I'm going to work with you guys as much as much as you guys work with us, okay? So, we're going to wait for another unit to get here. We're going to get her in the back of a car as well. And then we're going to go from there, okay? What's that? >> That's probably what it is and Okay. Bye. >> Go ahead and put her in the back of the car. Okay. Walk this way. Walk this way for me. >> Okay, did you drop that phone? >> Hm? >> Did you drop that phone? >> We're we're going to hold it here for a minute. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Go back this way. There wasn't anything that he missed, right? Did you not have anything else on you? >> No, I don't have anything on me. >> I'm just going to real quick just pat you down. >> went to go pick up my my car from my grandpa's house. >> Okay. >> Cuz he has his business >> Car wash and all that. >> So, if he does have a firearm, but if it is in there, then that's not my arm. >> Okay. Like I said, watch your head. Take a seat Watch your head. Take a seat. >> After being read her rights, she quickly shifted the blame onto a relative, but the passenger's statement sent the story in a dangerous new direction. >> Zania, correct? >> No, I'm not Zania. >> I'm I'm sorry, Aniah. So, I'm going to read you your rights real quick and then we're going to have a talk about this, okay? >> Okay. >> So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You may decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. And all I need is a yes or no for these next two things, okay? Do you understand you received these rights I've explained to you? >> Yeah. >> And having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> Yeah. >> So, did you guys see us pull out of the our little parking lot when we were coming back onto What was that? Market? And you guys were coming down Arlington and Market as well. >> thing I seen was when I was coming out of the dance cuz I was going to stop at the hair store. When I came out, I seen that van almost hit y'all. And then I was like, "What the fuck?" And then that's when I just pulled out. So, I didn't see y'all any other time. >> Where were you guys even going? >> I was driving him home. >> Where are you driving? >> At home. >> Where's home? >> McKinley. >> I'm McKinley? So, why did you guys come down this way? >> I was just riding, really. And I needed to go to the hair store. >> McKinley's that way. >> I needed to go to the hair store by there. >> so my thing is like obviously we got >> him up. I was about to come to the hair store. Went right there, and then I was like, "No, [ __ ] it." >> Did you see us behind you and that's why you guys pulled in the driveway? >> This driveway? >> Yes. >> No. >> I'm sorry? >> No. I don't really care about that. >> So, uh it just looked a little weird to me. That's why we stopped you guys because you guys immediately pulled into Dave's as soon as we got behind you. And I wasn't even trying to follow you guys at that time. But it looked a little weird to me. >> Mhm. >> But then I turned onto Exchange and I seen that you guys are in line to come back onto Exchange. So, I waited for you guys to pull out, got behind you, stopped you for the the no for the stop sign, and then no turn signal. How many times did I ask you guys if there was a firearm in the car? >> I didn't know it was one in there. I just got my car from my grandpa. >> Okay. Whose gun is it? >> It's my grandpa's. >> But it's your car? >> Yeah. >> So, you know you're responsible for everything in that in that car then, right? How old are you? >> 20. >> You're 20? So, you're not even allowed to have a a pistol then. >> Right. Yeah, I I didn't have it. It's my >> So, then whose is it? >> It's my grandpa's. I swear you can look it up and everything. >> we guns don't work like that. They're not like IDs where, you know, you can run it and it comes back to someone. Guns, they don't have like an owner, if that makes sense. >> Okay. >> Her initial denials ultimately came back to haunt her, turning a few minor traffic violations into serious legal consequences. What's this? >> Um abortion pills. >> They're abortion pills? >> Yeah, they're Yeah. >> Why do you have like 10 or 15 of them? >> Um they come in a box. They're not mine. I never had one before. >> Okay. >> But um they come in a pack. I can explain it to you if you want me to. >> Go ahead. >> Okay. The big one is >> The the green one? >> Yeah, the big one is what you would take to like get it gone, I guess. It's >> Like like the like the morning after thing? >> Yeah. >> And then the rest of them is like to follow up to make sure like you don't conceive it. >> I got you. >> Does that make sense? >> Kind of. >> Okay. >> So they're they're no kind of narcotics or drugs? >> No, hell no. You can go ahead and test me now. >> Was that in the center console or was that in your purse? Okay. All right. Um so I am letting you know right now you are going to jail and so is he, okay? So right now your charges were you So you're going to get a couple citations for the stop sign and then the the turn signal as well. And then your charges right now is at least going to be the CCW carrying concealed weapon is failure to disclose, okay? >> All right. >> it? >> As of right now, yes. >> Okay. Can I have my phone taken home? >> The So we'll we'll we'll talk about the phones here in a little bit, okay? >> Okay. >> So just give us a couple Just give us a little little time, okay? >> Yes, sir. >> Sir, listen. I'm being respectful. I'm not >> We're being respectful to you, too. >> I'm not talking crazy or anything. >> You're not. >> So wasn't just Let me talk for 1 second. So both of you guys are You're to go to jail, okay? Because both of you guys failed to disclose that there's a firearm in the car. I asked her multiple times if there's a firearm in the car. She said no. You just said that before we stopped you guys, she told you that there was a firearm in the center console, correct? >> No, she never told me where it's at, but she told me that I had >> Okay, so there's a firearm in the car. >> where you're coming from. >> So, again, you're So, again, just just let me So, again, you're a convicted felon. You told us you were convicted felon. You need to tell us if there's a firearm in the car or not. Either it was yours or not. And again, you're a convicted felon, you're not allowed to be around firearms. So, you're going to go to jail for CCW failure to failure to disclose and then weapons under, okay? Does that make sense? >> Yes. >> Okay. What what questions do you have? I I can't let you make any phone calls right now. Once you get into the jail, they'll allow you to do that. >> The woman will receive citations for failing to stop properly and failing to use her turn signal. Both individuals face criminal charges related to carrying a concealed firearm and failing to disclose it. At first, she only admitted that her license plate had expired, but her calm demeanor was quickly put to the test as police continued checking her records. >> Yeah, suspended. It's right. Yeah, they're I see I see they're expired. The thing I was focused on is they're suspended. It's called a mandatory insurance violation. Do you know what that is? >> Uh, no. >> Okay. So, basically what what happens is I'll still need to see your license and proof of insurance. So, go ahead and look for that while I explain this to you. So, what happens is the Secretary of State sends a letter to your residence asking for proof of insurance. I got you. Yeah, so if it's if the Secretary of State sends out the letter, you might have insurance, but if you don't respond to the letter with your insurance, then the license is >> Okay. And they said they sent my insurance out, so I'm not sure why. >> Okay, so that that insurance expired on the 23rd of December. Yeah, I checked the checked the email. While you do that, I'm going to go back to the car. If you find it, just wave your hand out the window and I'll come out. >> When asked to step out of the vehicle, she continued to cooperate. But a piece of information that had just appeared in the system completely changed the situation. >> I'm going to talk to you at the back of your car, okay? >> Okay. Yeah, and she's about to spend the night in >> Okay. Just watch your step there. All right, so you have a warrant out for your arrest. So, you can turn Yeah, you do. Turn around, put your hands behind your back. So, it's >> You grab this one quick so it doesn't break, okay? >> So, it's for failure to appear on a traffic ticket. And you're you're driving while you're suspended, okay? So, there's this officer >> I have to call him. >> Oh, I got you. We're going to We're going to get you back to the PD. Are those cuffs good enough for you? Not too tight? All right, I'm going to double lock them. All right, this officer is going to search you. All right, I'll get her in the squad car. Thank you. Uh that's all. I appreciate it. >> So now I got to get my car out of >> Yeah, so I'm going to I promise I'm going to explain all that stuff to you. >> From searching for her documents, she suddenly found herself worrying about her child, her phone, and her car as control of the situation slipped out of her hands. >> All right, you good in there? >> No, I'm okay. >> Not Not hurt, I mean. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> My phone was in the hood of the fire car. >> Oh, that's where she put it. Okay. Okay, you're being cool with me, so I'm going to be cool with you, okay? Listen, I'm going to Can I answer this for you? Okay. She just wants her purse. All right, I'll get you the keys. Yeah, she's got a couple of cards in there. All right, your purse is right here. >> Huh? >> Sorry, I was just trying not to get hit. >> I was just saying, why haven't the warrant been I got pulled over because of my tail light. He just pulled me over for a tail light ticket. I mean, I didn't even get a ticket. >> Um >> Although she repeatedly insisted that everything could be fixed, she soon realized that some past mistakes could not simply disappear with a few explanations. >> All right. Oh, you got the buckle off yourself. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to search your car tomorrow and keep my eyes out for anything illegal. I'm going to get the cuffs off and then I'm going to have you have a seat on the bench, okay? >> Okay. >> Okay. Let's go ahead and put this hand on your head once I get it off. >> Huh? >> Just go ahead and put this hand on your head once I get this cuff off. Here we go. All right. Are you right-handed or left-handed? >> Right. >> I'll do your right hand. I'll cuff your left hand. I'm just going to scootch this jacket up so I don't pinch your wrist, okay? >> In Illinois, driving with a suspended license is punishable by less than 1 year in jail. Generally understood is up to 364 days and a fine of up to $2,500. She was charged with driving on a suspended license and had an active arrest warrant for failure to appear in court. She thought it was only expired paperwork, but it turned out her past had also expired her freedom. 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.