It's your fault? >> Are you the driver of the vehicle? >> When drunk Karens turn a routine traffic stop into uncontrollable chaos, the police are forced to step in. >> You want? >> Yeah. Whatever. Whatever you want. How drunk am I? >> How drunk am I? Obviously nine nuts. >> These Karens thought their arrogance would save them until every reckless move came with a price far higher than they ever imagined. Moments after admitting she caused the collision, the woman abruptly changed her attitude, turning a simple accident into a tense confrontation. >> V1 is the red car. V2 is the young girl. I didn't get anything. >> See if you got one. >> Is there one available? >> I don't know. Um I I didn't talk to you. >> Well, you're doing the four. >> Would you run the 228? >> I didn't do anything. I just got it. So, >> it's about four car for me. I'm crazy large run. I'm sorry. >> My fault. Sorry. >> It's your fault. >> Yeah, my fault. >> Are you the driver of the vehicle? >> Yes. >> Your name? >> Rebecca. >> You have a driver's license with you? Are you the owner of the vehicle? >> Okay, stand up. >> She was in front of you. >> Hey, quick. Do you need medical? Are you the owner of the vehicle? >> Can you tell me what happened? >> Um, I was here. I was just here waiting for the light and she just >> from defiant words to out of control gestures, she kept pushing the officer's patience to its breaking point. You search for >> you want this whatever you want. >> Whatever. Stand by. Stand by. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Whatever. Whatever. >> Whatever. >> Yeah. Right. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. forever. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. Stand up for me. Stand up for me. >> Whatever. >> Spread your legs for me. >> Spread your legs for me. My [ __ ] >> Do you have any units or anything? >> Do you have any wet wings on that stick any >> [ __ ] go ahead? >> You search for the I got to go get >> I got to go get the She just spit at me. >> Okay. Put your head right where it is. You hear me? Do not spin again. >> Whatever. Whenever. I can't [ __ ] check. >> I can't move. >> Right where you are. As multiple witnesses began speaking up, her earlier actions were pieced together into a picture that became increasingly difficult to deny. >> Back live. >> Okay. I'm back live. Um >> I hope I am. >> Okay. >> Who is you're do you're going to do the four? >> I'm doing the four. >> I have two. I'm doing I'm doing the battery. Only the battery. >> Only the battery because I already placed her in handcuffs. >> Okay. Right. >> So it's two batteries. The third one is, did she spit on you? >> Spit on both of us. He saw her spit at both of us. But yeah, she spit. Oh, no. She missed me. But she spit at me. At you. >> Yeah, I think so. >> So, but she slapped you like >> she punched like punch. >> She punched you. She punched me. You witnessed it? >> Yes. >> Would you like to give a statement? >> You have four witnesses for that. For the battery, you have him. >> Okay. >> Two for the accident, four for the battery. And I gave them each their licenses to hold so you could take a picture of it. And then >> are the two witnesses of the accident. You're going to get uh >> I have all that two of the same witnesses you have. So the B to the accident I have that gentleman and that female. So the battery you have the gentleman, the female, and these two. >> But the most suspicious detail came last. Before she was restrained, she appeared ready to flee the scene at any cost. >> The [ __ ] Nothing on me. It's just nothing on me. First of all, >> she was parked behind my employees car and then I saw her start to back up. She wasn't looking at what she was doing. It looked like she was going to drive away, that she was backing up to get distance between her and my employees car because she wouldn't have been able to turn out. I whistled the there was a pickup truck. I saw him yell at her and then reach into the car, argue with her about why she was trying to pull away and reach into the car and take her. >> She was charged with three counts of assaulting a law enforcement officer and a traffic violation. Bond was set at $1,000 for each charge. Next, despite being given clear directions, the woman returned to the restricted road, setting off a confrontation that quickly became harder to control. >> Down here, >> okay, I noticed you're wearing a Sunrise Ford shirt. Is that where you work? >> Yes. >> Okay. What time How many drinks did you have? >> Oh, no. >> You don't know what you drank? You need my >> your insurance? >> I promise. I'm just trying to go with you. >> How long did you leave the draft house? >> Hours. >> 8:00 hours. You left the draft house 3 hours ago. >> Oh. >> So it took you 3 hours to get from there to here. >> I had dinner. >> I asked you what time you left the draft house before you came here to go. >> I don't know. I just want to go home. >> Okay. So, we've been through this one time. I told you how you would need to get to your house and you're back here causing a problem with this gentleman. >> I'm not trying to cause a problem. I'm just trying to go home. I promise I'm not from here. >> What does this sign say right here? >> It says road closed. >> Okay. So, why would you turn to face this way to go down this road when we've been through this one time already and you know that the road's closed and you can't go that way. >> I'm so sorry. I really am. I'm not trying to be a trouble. How did you go from listening to what I told you to go to the boulevard, take a left, and go all the way back down the Bay Shore? >> I I I am not from here. I haven't lived here six months. I don't know. >> Instead of cooperating with the investigation, she repeatedly demanded to go home, turning a simple line of questioning into a tense turning point. >> But right now, >> I just want to go home. >> All right. Listen, my partner suspect you a DUI. I suspect you a DUI right now. I smell alcohol coming from your breath. Okay, so I'm going to get straight to the point. Since you keep cutting me off about going home since I suspect you of DUI, I would like to conduct some field sobriety test to see to test your alcohol um levels. All right. Would you like to participate in field sobriety test? No. >> Okay. Do you understand? If you don't uh participate, you can still be arrested for suspicion of DUI. Do you understand that? So, would you like to conduct field sobriety test? >> I would like to. >> We're beyond that point. It's my third time telling you that. So, like I said, would you like to conduct field sobriety test? >> I just want to go home. >> All right. >> Go ahead and step out of the car for me. >> Sure. >> 1070 on Toyota Tacoma. Let me know when you >> What do you want to talk about? >> So, we don't want to conduct field soriety. >> No. >> You don't want to do nothing? >> I want to go home. >> We're not be >> I haven't done anything wrong. >> I'm not from here. I told him I was clearly I was clear with him. >> How much have you had to drink? >> I haven't had enough drink for you to do this to me. >> All right. Well, you swam back and forth. >> No, I'm not swaying anything. >> It's all on camera. >> I don't care. >> How much have you had to drink? >> Not enough for you not to let me go home. >> How much have you had? >> Not enough for you not to let me go home. Once handcuffed, she immediately began screaming, making threats, and resisting every move the officers made, quickly pushing their patience to the limit. >> Place your hands behind your back. >> Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and uh just lean on my bumper right here to sit down. >> You don't have to lean anywhere. >> Please do not get physical with me. Okay. >> I'm not being physical. You've got me handcuffed for God's sake. >> It's not that difficult to follow instructions. Really? >> Yeah. Really? >> He doesn't have permission to go in my >> No, he's not getting in my car. I'm sorry. I have not g him permission to get in my car. >> I don't care. He doesn't have a permission to get in my car. >> I don't care. He doesn't have permission to get my You do not have the right to get my No. >> You do not have the right to get in my car. >> That is none of your mother business. >> No, I won't. But if you get in my car, I can assure you you'll pay for it. All right. All right. All right. Let's keep on. >> No. Let go. Sit down. >> No. >> Sit down. >> No. >> Stop. >> Man handling a woman. >> Yeah. You're not >> really No. No. He's not listening. >> You're not getting on my car without >> No. [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] You are. The more officers ordered her into the patrol car, the more she resisted, kicking, insulting them, and hurling provocative remarks before the real consequences began to unfold. >> No. No. No. You ain't. No. No. >> You're in the car. Why are you acting like this? >> No. >> Everything is being recorded. They're going to play this in court. >> Okay. Your lawyer is going to have a great time reviewing this. >> My lawyer is going to have a good time with you. >> Yeah. is going to see that you're highly intoxicated acting like a child. >> I'm not intoxicated. You're searching my car without my permission. >> Get in the car >> without >> Get in the car >> without any merit. >> Get in the car. >> No. Let go on me. >> I will make you get >> You're bruising me. >> Why you acting like a child? Get in. >> No, I'm not acting like a child. You're the one searching my car without permission. >> Okay, get in the car. >> Let go of my arm. >> Get in the car. >> Let go of me. >> No. Get in the car. >> No. Not until you let go. >> Get in the car. >> No. >> Stand up and get in the car. >> No. You got the wrong one. I'm sorry. >> Let go. >> Ma'am, listen. Get in the car. >> There ain't no ma'am to it. Let go on me. >> Get up. Stand up. >> Let go. >> Stand up and get >> No. You've been in my car. You grab my purse without permission. You've been You've been in my car without permission. >> Get in the car >> for no reason. Let go on me. >> Come on. Stand up. >> No. >> All right. Come on. Stand up. >> No. >> Come on. Stand up. >> No. >> Get in the car. >> Stand up and get in the car. You keep resisting. Like, what are you doing? Stop. >> No. >> I'm going to let you fall. >> Okay. >> Stand up. >> Let me fall. >> No. You're not going to do that. Get off me. Put in the bad things with the single cage. She can't pull them across. >> She's If she's going limp, that's fine. >> Stop kicking. What are you doing? >> I'll let you do it. >> That's not just get her in there. She keeps kicking. Fine. Get her in there. Put her feet in. She's hobbling, right? Stop. Stand up. Take this off my tap >> out. Tap somebody else. >> Stop. >> Take this off my leg. >> Now we're going to put the light. All right. >> How drunk am I? >> How drunk am I? Obviously not enough. >> All right. Whoa, whoa, whoa. All right, put her on the ground again. We're going to put Stop it. >> Put her on her legs. >> There is no need for this. >> Then get in the car. Ma'am, >> take this off my head. >> No, you're spitting. >> No, I'm not. >> All right, then get in the car. Get in the car. >> Are you going to get in the car? >> No. >> Why? >> Explain to me why I'm >> Because you're under arrest for DUI. >> No, I'm not. >> You are. In Florida, a first DUI offense may carry a $500 to $1,000 fine, up to 6 months in jail, probation, and at least 50 hours of community service. She was charged with driving under the influence and aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. She just wanted to go home, but ended up getting a special ride courtesy of the police. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our [music] fundraiser. Thank you so much.