[music] >> Hi ma'am, this is a recording vehicle. We are also recording. I can't drive away from here, ma'am. You're not going to let me walk away from here, ma'am. No, answer the question. >> to talk. >> How do you How do you have that if your card was taken away? How are you buying that? >> You only need a driver's license. >> You only need a driver's license. >> You only need a driver's license to buy marijuana? >> A stubborn Karen believes she can simply ignore police orders. >> Tell me why I'm arrested and what's my name. All right, out of the vehicle. Out of the vehicle. >> Just a few minutes of defiance quickly turned into a chaotic arrest. A call about an erratic driver quickly reveals a far stranger story as witnesses begin describing a series of alarming signs that raise serious concerns. >> So, I have posted a three-day notice of eviction. >> Okay. >> And then tomorrow I'm supposed to go in and start the motion to have her removed because she doesn't intend to leave. >> So, she said, "Well, I'm calling the police." Cuz she wanted her money back. And I said, "No, I'm not giving it back to you." And so, she said, "Well, I'm calling the police." I said, "Okay." So, they came home and I said, "Let's go stand over here by my car." She has claimed she's called the police. So, we come over here. She gets in her car and she pulls around and I thought she was going to ram the back >> She's been living here now for a couple of months and this has just started in the last couple of weeks, but she's been very threatening. >> And I have multiple videos of where she's Last night she was tapping on our window and threatening us. She has told us multiple times that she was going to accuse Laramie of raping >> Hey, do you guys know if she does drugs or anything like that? >> Like I said, I feel like she's been on drugs for the past couple of days. Like, she'll be happy one moment and I've experienced drugs. My mom works for law enforcement. I've seen drug addicts. >> When officers approach a vehicle parked improperly, the woman repeatedly refuses to cooperate, setting the stage for a tense roadside confrontation. >> Hello, ma'am. >> Hello. >> Hi, I'm Officer Mason from Tempe Police Department. >> Okay. >> I'm going for a drive. >> You're parked up on the curb here. Is everything okay? >> I'm great. I'm just going to go to Jerry Clayton's and and then I'm going to go to No Worries Bar to find a >> Okay. >> I'm just going to let you know where I'm going. Thank you for checking on me. >> Ma'am, can you step out of the vehicle for me? >> do anything wrong. >> Yes, ma'am. I need you to step out of the vehicle for >> have to talk to you. >> That's fine. >> You I don't have to step out of here. >> You do, ma'am. >> For what? >> You do. You're parked on the curb in the wrong direction on the street. >> All right. Well, I may move. No. >> No. No. No. I need you to get out of the vehicle. Please do not put the vehicle in drive. Okay. >> a DUI on me. >> need you I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> No, you don't. >> Step out of the vehicle, ma'am. I do not want to put hands on you, okay? >> No, you're not. >> I'm asking you to voluntarily step out. Officer Mason, yes, ma'am. >> out. >> Okay. Will you? I'm going to step back. Please step out. >> car over there. >> Oh, no. I'm not going to touch your car. That's your your vehicle, okay? >> car is not going to step away. >> But I need you to step out. >> No, you don't. What did I do wrong? >> Yes, ma'am. Go ahead and step out. >> I don't know your name. You haven't told me. >> tell me what to do. Okay, now. >> No, get your hands off me. >> Then step out of the vehicle. >> I do wrong? >> This is my last warning to you, ma'am. I'm asking you kindly to please step out on your own accord. >> Why? What did I do? >> Because I need to talk to you outside the vehicle. >> To tell me that I am. >> This is a recording vehicle. >> We are also recording, okay? >> But I don't have to go anywhere. >> you're safe, okay? As long as you have to do what I have for you to do. Ma'am, I can't let you drive this vehicle. I need you to step >> park it and I'm going to walk up front. >> I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> For what? >> I just told you. I need you to step out of the vehicle because >> because you're parked on a curb facing the wrong direction on the street, okay? >> Then can I turn it around? >> No, ma'am. >> I can't drive away from here, ma'am. You're not going to let me walk away from here, ma'am. No, answer the question. >> to talk. >> Just one split second decision causes the situation to escalate far beyond expectations, forcing officers to act before things become even more dangerous. >> I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> Yes, ma'am. >> No. >> Yes, ma'am. No, please don't put it in drive. Do not do that. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Put it in drive. >> Tell me why I'm arrested and what's my name. >> All right. Out of the vehicle. Out of the vehicle. Out of the vehicle, ma'am. >> What did I do? >> Out of the vehicle. >> Gabby, what did I do? You tried to kill me. >> I need you to step out of the vehicle. You need to step out. Step out of the vehicle. You need to step out of the vehicle, ma'am. Okay, step out of the vehicle. >> SHE WANTS I'M TURNING you back. I'm going to name everything. I'm going to name everything. Stormy. Stormy. I have Stormy. This is going to jail. Look at that bag. It has a lot of money in it. We just counted it in front of them. My house is over there is or has cameras in it. >> All right, ma'am. We're going to stand up, okay? >> Are you ready? >> I'm going to roll you to my to your side. Okay, I'm going to let you stay right here. That's fine. But you're going to stay right here until we're finished. >> You're about that right. >> Okay. >> Make sure you have that paper you took from me cuz that lady wrote it. >> It's It's right here, ma'am. It's on the ground. >> You tell me what my name is. All right, listen. I'm not telling it again. My name is What I do? Set me up then. Look at Flip Watch bringing water to take you out there. The BLM land. Watch all of this. Take all my clothes and make me naked. >> I'm not going to make you naked. I'm just going to pat you down. We're going to sit you up on your butt now. Okay. Go ahead and sit up to your right. >> To me. >> To your right. We're going to stand up. >> Call a tow truck right now and tow my car. Call a tow truck and tow my car. >> Have a seat, ma'am. >> Why do I got to sit on the road? >> No, you're going to sit in the car. >> Where am I going? >> Jail. >> For what? >> For trying to take off while this officer was trying to talk to you in your vehicle. Resisting. >> Whatever. You have a You have a reason. You don't know my name. What's my name, sir? And your name is Estrada. What's your name? Remember? You like to have a show. >> Not really. >> D-hall, >> D Estrada. >> Scoot in, miss. >> No. >> Scoot in. >> For what? So you can sit here and make a plan and and know where you're going? This happened to me in in and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, you know. >> not in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. You're in Farmington, New Mexico. >> Uh-huh. I have Medicaid. I have insurance. Uh-huh. My insurance company, my doctors, uh-huh. You want to take me to a hospital? >> Her statements become increasingly incoherent and difficult to follow, sending the incident in a completely different direction and leading to an outcome she never expected. Have you had anything to drink today? >> No. >> No? >> I need water. >> ever been diagnosed with any sort of mental illnesses or anything of the of the sort? >> PTSD from here. Janet Thein will be right there. The state of New Mexico, Bill Richardson is behind you. >> So Bill Richardson, are you talking about the governor from like 15 years ago? >> just died. Remember that? >> No, I didn't know that. >> Yeah, you don't read the paper. >> I don't. I really don't. >> Okay, listen. Have I done a crime? >> Yes. >> What? >> Uh resisting failure to give notice of an accident for hitting the curb. >> Where you want Where you want to take me? Where you want to take me? All right, let's go. >> To Colorado, cuz I'm >> Hello, ma'am. My name's Jason Thormburg. I'm one of the sergeants. >> Jason Thormburg, are you ready to come and take my panty off? Come rape me, cuz that's what every doctor does. >> I'm one of the police sergeants. >> I DON'T CARE. You're taking me to a doctor right now. I'm not saying anymore. It's ridiculous because you want to steal my in my >> Really? >> Tell me what I have done wrong. Do you have it on video? To Durango, Colorado. I need to go to that hospital. >> Ma'am, I'm just doing an administrative investigation, not criminal. >> I called 911 the other night when kids were drunk and trying to kill me in that house. Laramie. >> Ma'am, are you injured at all? >> No, I need a drink of water, but I don't trust anybody's water. >> Do you have any injuries that I need to take a picture of? >> Mhm, my wrist. My wrist we do. >> From the handcuffs? >> Yep, from that lady. Uh-huh, I asked her if I could just back up a block, but she wouldn't even let me get out of my car. >> All right, well, we'll get you up to the jail here in just a bit. >> No, you're not taking me to jail. I haven't done anything. I'm just making sure I follow every rule. >> Okay. I appreciate that. >> I am sorry Don't put your hands on me. >> Come on. >> Don't put your hands I can come without your hands on me. >> Come on then. >> I'm going to die. >> She already tried to run from us once. She was charged with aggravated battery, resisting, fleeing from or obstructing a law enforcement officer and a seatbelt violation. Next, an elderly woman parks behind a gas station, but her unusual answers quickly make officers suspect that something isn't right. >> Turn your car off. >> Oh, okay. >> Thank you. Do you have your ID? Your driver's license. >> Oh, yeah. Oh, that's right. I get it. We're in 2025. >> There you are. >> Okay. >> Thank you. What are you doing? >> Translating. >> You what? >> Translating. >> Translating for >> Okay. What are you doing back here? Okay. What is this big bottle of stuff that I seen you >> Oh, it's courage. >> Courage? >> Yes, I saw The Wizard of Oz movie. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Would you do me a favor? Could you step out for me? I don't need that. Is this your bank card? >> I don't need your credit card. Step out. >> You mana >> Step out of the car. >> Here we go again. >> Yeah, here we go. Come back here. Back here. Just stand behind your car for me. What is that bottle? >> It's nitrous oxide. >> Okay, what's it used for? >> During World War II they used fighter pilots used it. >> Go ahead. >> I'm just a translator. >> Okay. You weren't translating anything when we pulled up. I pulled up next to you, you're sucking out of that bottle of nitrous oxide, if that's what it is. >> Correct. It's illegal in many states. >> Okay, is that What's its intended use? >> It depends on what side you're on. >> Stay right there. Exotic Whip. >> Yeah, they use it to make whipped cream. >> What were you doing with it? >> I was going to make whipped cream. >> No, I I saw you sucking out of it. Is that what it's used for? >> Yes. >> The woman admits that her condition makes it unsafe for her to drive, but the reason she gives only makes the situation even more mysterious. >> Okay, so you come park behind a gas station, suck on this bottle of nitrous oxide, to free yourself, cuz you're afraid of your husband? That doesn't make you safe to drive. >> It doesn't make sense. I know it doesn't make >> So tell me something that's going to make sense here. Cuz it sounds like you're doing this makes you incapable of driving. >> I'm stalling you right now. Yeah. >> All right. >> It's never going to end. >> All right. >> That's the expression, kill the translator. >> I got your whip it. Nitrous oxide, yeah. Pull up next to her sitting in the driver's seat, hitting on it. So I'm trying to see where it says not for consumption. >> Now, that one's for human consumption. >> While you're driving? >> Well, it shouldn't be, but it was a desperate situation. >> What was so desperate that you needed to do that while driving? You couldn't pull over? >> know how to simplify it more. Um Do you want the Buddhist answer, or do you want the New York City person answer? >> I want the truth. Whatever I >> That's the truth. >> But what what why then were you doing it While you were driving? >> Hitting nitrous oxide, which is >> Because this could be the end time, but it doesn't have to be. >> What do you mean by that? >> This is what I've been getting. It says whipped cream on it. >> It's in every house, every church, every country, everywhere. >> What now? The war? The phone next to her. >> There's a lot of confused people. >> She's in the driver's seat. Hitting on that ass cuz she was okay. I didn't know what it was cuz I was struggling to breathe. I get out. That's That's what I see in her hands as she's doing it. >> We need people that are qualified to make that assessment, medical people. >> Make what assessment? Do you have any other stuff in there? >> No. >> Do you have any marijuana or any other stuff in there? >> I got a prescription. >> Oh, yeah, marijuana. I have got a prescription by Dr. What's his name? >> You got quite >> It's a prescription. >> You got quite a few there. >> Yeah, I needed it. >> Do you have a Do you have a car? >> I do, but it got taken away last time they locked me up. >> Well, it sounds like you're not going to get it back today. >> No, I'm not going to get it back today. >> How do you How do you have that if your car was taken away? How are you buying that? >> You only need a driver's license. >> You only need a driver's license to buy marijuana? >> Yes. >> No, you need a medical marijuana card to buy marijuana. >> card, that's what I mean, but >> Right, but you don't have one. >> a driver's license now. The rules have changed. >> Uh-huh, well, that's something new I don't know about. >> I know. Most people don't know it, either. >> walk into a medical marijuana store and buy marijuana without a medical marijuana card cuz I have a driver's license, is that what you're telling me? >> In Florida? >> Yeah, I don't think so. >> In California, yes. >> Well, this is Florida. >> I know. >> And you got like >> we're in Florida, not New York. >> got like three or four of them in your pocket. You all need to quit. >> It's used to make whipped cream. >> Items found inside the vehicle, combined with conflicting explanations, lead officers to begin piecing together a troubling picture. >> I'm holding on to all this stuff right now. >> So, you're saying you don't have a medical marijuana card right now, right? >> No, only a driver's license. >> And these are what? >> Those are medical marijuana, whatever you call it, you >> Vape pens? >> Vape pens. >> THC? >> I was told I could give them a call and just renew it over the phone. >> But you didn't. >> Correct. >> Uh >> get a chance. >> You get those pens from the same store you got that bottle of nitrous oxide? >> Correct. >> What store is that? >> It's called Surterra. S U R T E R R A. >> Surterra sells that? Surterra sells the whip? Surterra don't sell those. >> No, no, no. That's a medical marijuana place. >> I know. You did not buy that in California. >> Correct. >> All right, so where'd you buy it here? >> Here are the cans that the nozzles included in this case do not work properly. Therefore, we attached six extra nozzles that we've tested that work properly. Exotic whip team. >> This is all her Surterra. >> Yeah. Freaking huge. >> You doing that here? >> Right here, yep. I was sitting over there. I just went to go leave. Pulled back to park right here. >> Like she's new here. >> The increasingly confusing conversation ultimately leads to a decision that the woman seemed to anticipate from the moment the officers arrived. >> Where'd you buy it at? If it's used to make whipped cream, is that what you said? >> Yeah. >> Where'd you buy it at? >> Restaurant supply store. You can get them at any restaurant supply store if you have a restaurant. >> Do you have a restaurant? >> Uh no. >> Well, how'd you get it then? >> Super chance when you get back? >> First three letters J A N. >> J A N? >> J A N O. >> Jans together, like that. >> J A N O >> Where do you replace on her, okay? >> If you replace on her, if you use the nitrous oxide, okay? Anything more than 16 g in the state of Florida is a third degree >> Third degree felony? >> Correct. Come over here. Just like that. >> Chalk it up as a second. >> Where did you get that can from? >> Call it what? >> A convenience store. >> Do you know which one? >> No. >> I'm trying to figure out where they sold it to you at. >> I know. >> Was it a food selling place or like >> I don't know. I'm just a messenger. My husband only tried to strangle me once. But the thing is it only takes once. I just want to be there an anesthesiologist for one day. I'm a member of Self-Realization Fellowship in California. SRF, it's called. I don't even know where the expression don't kill the messenger came from. 10 puffs are hurting. >> We're almost there. >> Are they going to come off there or I don't know yet? >> Yeah, no, they'll come off. >> Are we going to the jail house? >> Yep. >> In Florida, unlawful possession or use of nitrous oxide in an amount under 16 g can be punishable by up to 60 days in jail and a fine of up to $500. She was arrested for the unlawful use of nitrous oxide. One moment of getting high, months of court appearances afterward. 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.