You need to leave the premises or you're going to be arrested for trespass. I'm not under arrest. DO NOT TOUCH AND HURTING ME. >> YOU DIDN'T take any money. >> I didn't take any money. >> Yeah, I didn't >> at all the video I watched and you know I kind of saw some other stuff that you know I think you had. >> Police washed away Karen's illusions with an uncompromising confrontation. >> Stop resisting. >> You're hurting ME FOR NO REASON. HELP ME. HELP ME. [screaming] STOP. >> ANYTHING? Anything you're wasting? >> Nothing. >> An impulsive act, a lie, and an unpredictable ending for a modern-day Karen. Karen not only washed the car, but also cleaned her own rights. >> Stop resisting. You're hurting ME FOR NO REASON. HELP ME. Help me. HELP ME. ON April 9th, 2024, a woman was accused of taking items without paying at a car wash. What started out as a simple incident quickly escalated into a confrontation [music] with police. What's going on? >> This lady here in the Jeep, she came in her store. Um, as we gave her six package of our sample lights, she came in, said they weren't enough, took life and strength, told my coworker to get the [ __ ] out of her way. She's like, "If I wanted to pay for him, I would." And walked out the way. And >> how much do you guys $10? >> You guys want some charges on it? >> But I don't know. I know they're going to use her membership, and not let her back, but >> sometimes I I don't know. I just don't I just don't think it's necessary for a place of business. Police approached the woman and asked her to leave because she was forbidden from returning, but she refused, continuing to use the hose and record video. She shouted that she was being discriminated against, causing the situation to escalate. >> What's going on? I'm really saying about paying and never come back, but they're canceling for sure. Ma'am, >> don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Okay, you're you need to leave the premises or you're going to be arrested for trespass. >> You're going to what? >> You need to leave the premises immediately or you will be arrested for trespass. You are hereby trespassing this location. >> They're cancelling it. >> They can't do that. >> Yes, they can >> without notice. >> Yes, they can. >> Well, then I just purchased the wash that I for refunding my right now. >> It is time to put that down and leave. They owe me money for the moment. >> Then you're going to get arrested for trespass. Not >> trespassing. >> Put it down. >> Put the hose down. >> No. >> Police used force to subdue her as the woman screamed, struggled in pain, called for help from her old injuries, and desperately resisted arrest. >> My family. Are you >> Are you arresting me? ARE YOU WHY ARE YOU UNDER? >> I'm not under arrest. I'm not under arrest. DO NOT TOUCH ME. >> HELP ME. HELP ME. HELP ME. I'M BLACK AND THEY'RE HURTING ME. I'M black and stop pulling on me. Stop pulling on me. >> You're going to get tased. >> Let go. You're going to get tased. >> I'm getting my phone. Stop pulling on me. Stop pulling on me. >> Help me. Help me. You think it's funny? Help me. There you go. >> Stop resisting. >> You're hurting me for no reason. I came to WASH MY >> I CAME TO WASH MY STOMACH. >> HELP ME. HELP ME. HELP ME. Help me. I came to wash my car. I came to wash MY CAR. PLEASE help me, sir. Please. You're arresting me if I walk my dog. I may want to prison here. Come on. >> Stop pulling pushing me. I'll walk. >> Then pushing me. You're not giving me a chance. >> Go ahead. I'm giving you a chance. >> You're creating momentum. >> I'm giving you a chance right now. >> When arrested, the woman panicked and worried about her waiting daughter, saying the police were indifferent, showing stress and loss of control. I have carpent. >> Well, you resisted so we couldn't do them properly. >> I never resisted at all. >> Have a seat. >> I came to wash my car. >> Have a seat. >> You all three. >> We're good. She's in custody. >> My stuff is going to get stolen. I have a daughter to pick up from school. I'm in a hurry. My child, my minor child is waiting for me to pick her up. >> Lean back in the car. >> My minor child, >> I hear you. Lean back. >> I'm leaving my minor abandoned. She's waiting for me to pick her up. Where is she at? >> She is at school. >> Okay, we'll alert the school. What school is it? >> Yria High. >> Okay, we'll let them know what you're doing. >> She walks down to the square and meets me at the square. >> Okay, we'll advise the school. >> The school to do what? To go walk down to the square and search for my daughter. >> Lean back. >> You're leaving my minor child abandoned >> because my child is abandoned downtown. Wouldn't you be concerned or that's not an issue? County would be >> That's not an issue. So if a stranger kidnaps my child or does something to my daughter, it's okay. And there's no sense of urgency. >> No, of course it's not okay. That'd be terrible. You >> sound very condescending. >> I'm not. That would be a terrible thing to happen. >> I hope you're here. >> It is on the whole time. >> The woman cried, claiming that the police were bargaining for her child's safety. When relatives called, she asked to be contacted or provided information for support. call. >> How about Erica? >> Hey, can you look at your messages? I got to go. >> Do you want to tell them your name? >> I'll try my daughter. >> So, they will let you do that. They'll let you grab the number out of your phone and call her once we're in. >> That's not to be bargaining my daughter's safety. >> I'm not bargaining your daughter's safety. That those are the rules. I cannot give you any >> the rules. My daughter has been abandoned. She's a minor waiting downtown where anything can happen, where anybody could grab her and you're bartering with me with information. Then you should have listened to us in the first place. >> You should have done your job >> and not unlawfully touched me or arrested me for no reason. >> Okay. What did you say? >> I know it is. I'm I feel sorry for you. You negotiating my daughter's safety. Can you please find out something about her or let me call? >> You could not call and I have no further information. You >> told me I could call my daughter. >> Yes. Once you get into booking, they'll give you the phone number to call your daughter on these phones. So, I have to wait additional time when my daughter's safety is is in jeopardy. >> Yep. >> I like how you're so koi about it. >> Just giving you the >> You don't care. Okay. >> Well, there might be my daughter. >> You can't have a phone in here. >> Hello. >> I'm looking for Jasine, too. Okay, we got to end this phone call. Where is my daughter? come here, please. >> Yeah, she's in jail right now. I'm looking for my daughter. I was supposed to pick her up from downtown square. >> And what's your name, ma'am? >> Erica Le I went to I went to wash my car. >> They already know. >> They call me >> and I told them repeatedly that my minor child who's downtown service. >> Okay, ma'am. Give her the >> ma'am. She's in the Laurier County Jail at this time under arrest. >> Did you say anything about my daughter? >> I know, but she needs to know that you're under arrest right now. She needs >> You cannot talk to them. >> What's going on with my daughter? >> They're telling me nothing. >> In Georgia, petty theft of property under $500,0 is typically handled as a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of up to $1,000, 0, or up to 12 months in prison. But repeated offenses can result in serious criminal prosecution with a sentence of up to 10 years in prison. The woman was charged with petty theft, [music] trespassing, and resisting arrest. Up next, a Karen carries no weapons, only greed, and the camera catches it all. >> And then she like out of nowhere, like she started screaming. She's like, "No, my money. Where's my money? Where's my money?" I'm like, "What do I do?" Like she's screaming for her money, you know? >> Uhhuh. And then she she's like she went to go talk to Sue and then that's what happened. That's what I heard that happened. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> No, she she was going to but then she started screaming. So then she just put him back in her purse and that's it. >> Okay. >> Yeah. She was going to >> She started looking through her purse and saying like, "Oh, my money. Where's my money?" And that's it. >> Okay. >> So, I watched a bunch of video. >> Yeah. >> Um, you took the money from the locker. >> No. >> Okay. You didn't take any money? >> I didn't take any money from the locker. Yeah, I didn't. >> Okay. >> No. >> Do you have any money on your person right now? >> On my person? No. >> Nothing in your >> Yeah, right here. Just on my push. >> Okay, that's cool. Is there anything else? >> No, you can pat me down if you want. >> Okay, I'm good. Uh, you just like Is there anything in your shirt? >> There's nothing in my shirt. >> Anything like that? >> Nothing. >> Um, if a female officer came here to search you, you're okay with it? Okay. Um, and and how about your uh So, here's here's the deal. Police approached the 19-year-old woman, the suspect in the case of money missing from the locker. Although she admitted to witnessing the incident, she denied taking the money and appeared cooperative, willing to be searched to prove her innocence. >> Okay. It it it looks like, you know, you're you're the only one who it could have been at at all the video I watched and, you know, I kind of saw some other stuff that, you know, I think you have the money. This is what I'm going to tell you right now. Just to make everything easier. I don't even have to we don't have to wait around for a female officer, >> nothing like that. If we can get the money back to her, we can make this I just I'm just telling you right now before we you know any further is like if you know something happened between you two or maybe you took some money >> from her uh her personal wallet or whatever um this can go away. Okay. She just she she's already stated you know you're you're 19. Are you 19? >> Yes. >> Okay. You're 19. You're young. She she doesn't believe um I asked her because we obviously she doesn't know who it is. Um you know like if I can you know determine who took the money, do you want them arrested? And I have a pretty good idea of who I think took the money. Okay. Uh you're 19. If you have the money, I'm telling you right now, we can get the money. We can place it back in her locker and we can make this go away. Okay? And if you don't want to do that, then I have to continue with my legal process. Okay. Continue. And it's going to end up in handcuffs and [screaming] the police department and the court system. >> So So can we get the money back? >> Yeah, >> we can. Where is it? >> In my purse. >> In your purse. Okay, let's >> But she's not going to know who it is. >> Let's Let's go to the purse. >> Okay. Faced with video evidence and pressure from the police, the girl remained silent in anxiety and then admitted to taking the money, hoping to be forgiven. >> Why you took it? >> Because it's not that I have a problem with her or anything. I'm being honest right now. Like I don't have any like money, anything. Like uh my brother works too and and like we're struggling right now with money and I just like >> Hey, where do you live? I live in uh >> Okay, I want you to understand like that [ __ ] is nasty. >> That is some dirty stuff. >> You do not want to do that. Okay, you're better than that. How you're 19? >> Yeah, I've never I've never done that. Yeah, >> you can grind and you can make make some money. I get it. I understand. >> This is my first time doing it. Like >> pick up overtime, you know, this and that. Um do you know how much money it was total? Uh, like I didn't count it. I just took it. So, I did it. >> Okay. What did you see? >> In a remorseful mood, the girl explained her actions were due to financial difficulties, asserting that she had no bad intentions and that this was the first time she had made a mistake. >> Uh, can can you guys give me a few? >> No, no, no. This is everything. >> Yeah. Give your ID. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. She said she I was going to get fired. >> You said what? >> I was going to get fired. She said I was going to get fired. >> Who? >> She said you were going to get fired when >> she said that if she finds whoever it is that she was going to get fired. Do >> you have a driver's license or just ID? >> Just ID. this idea. Okay. How we get out of here? Um, whatever they do. >> Do you have to give them back anything? >> No. >> No. over here. >> Take your purse. >> You don't have anything illegal on your purse, right? >> No. >> No. >> Anything? Anything in your waist? Come on. >> That's it. >> All right. Hands right behind you. >> Thank you. Um, should be maybe an hour or so. >> Wrist. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> The girl could be charged with theft, which is [music] likely a misdemeanor if the amount is small. A moment of weakness can cost you your entire future. No matter how hard it is, [music] stealing is never the way out. Cameras can capture the evidence, but it is your conscience that cannot be hidden. Choose honesty even when life tests you the hardest. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.