[screaming] alone. Karen thought screaming and swinging her arms would make the officers back down, but what awaited her was far heavier than a pair of handcuffs. [screaming] Turn around. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. >> I didn't hear her. >> Crazy Karens turned a disturbance into total chaos, then crossed a line that made nearly every excuse afterward meaningless. The moment she faced security, the woman began screaming and challenging the officers, turning a simple warning into an unpredictable confrontation. What's the problem? >> WHY DO YOU LET THOSE KIDS GET AWAY WITH THIS? THEY ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE HERE. >> IF YOU DON'T lower your voice, I am going to put handcuffs on you and I'm going to take you to a Baker facility. Lower your voice. >> [ __ ] try it. >> Are Are you threatening me? >> You're threatening me. >> Are you threatening me? I'm going to just >> cuz I cuz I cuz I'm here right now to deal with a stolen vehicle. I ain't got time to hear you screaming and yelling. >> I I don't have time to constantly be abused. >> We'll get we'll get OPD down here then cuz I got to I got to work this stolen vehicle. >> What do you mean OPD? >> Alpha 73 University. >> Alpha 73. >> Can we get another unit to deal with um Jay Lee here? He is having a breakdown. HEY, [screaming] >> JUST SAY THE RIGHT PRONOUN. >> WHAT' YOU SAY? >> 7351. >> Get down on the ground RIGHT NOW. >> NO. >> YOU'RE ABOUT TO get sprayed. >> No. >> Get down on the ground right now. >> LEAVE ME ALONE. [screaming] >> I CAN COME IN THERE. >> LEAVE ME ALONE, PLEASE. >> OKAY. ARE YOU GOING TO CALM DOWN? >> I'm I'm getting my phone out. I've got I have to film this. >> I'm telling you. Are you going to calm down? YOU DON'T CHARGE. >> I WILL CALM DOWN. I WILL CALM DOWN. >> DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS IS? WILL YOU GET THE PEPPER SPRAY OUT OF MY FACE? >> Leave me alone. >> I I I HAVE >> JUST PEPPER SPRAY. >> STOP PUTTING THE PEPPER SPRAY IN ME. I WILL CALM DOWN IF YOU DO THAT. >> STOP [screaming] THREATING ME. >> YEAH. LOWER YOUR VOICE. >> LEAVE ME ALONE. [screaming] LEAVE ME ALONE. >> DO YOU WANT TO GET TASED? I WANT YOU TO LEAVE [screaming] ME ALONE. YOU HAVE BEEN PARTICULARLY ABUSING ME. >> IF YOU COME IF YOU COME TOWARDS ME ONE MORE TIME. [screaming] >> FOLLOW ME. >> IT'S ABUSE ADMINISTRATOR. [laughter] >> Don't you remember Jay? JAY >> GET AWAY. >> YOU DON'T TELL ME where to go. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you, cop. >> 73 University, >> I wanted. >> No. [laughter] No. It's too late now. It's too late now. He's He's going TO BE TAKEN AWAY. >> JAY, YOU NEED TO STOP. STOP. >> Just take him. >> I just wanted to get away from him. >> I understand that. >> SH. STOP [screaming] MASK TANGLING ME. JUST SAY SHE. >> When the pepper spray came out, she backed into the elevator, screaming for help while defying orders as the situation rapidly reached a dangerous tipping point. >> Please, you know, IT'S CAUSING ME A LOT of distress. >> I need you to I need you to bring it down here, though. Okay. >> Okay. So So I'm going to So So I'm going to ask you very nicely. Put your stuff down. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. I'll just have to Riley or >> not be arrested. >> Put your stuff down. >> No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Okay. So, >> I'm only going to ask you one more time. >> You can you can record all you want, but it's already beyond that point. >> I we we already stressing me out. It doesn't matter. I'm just asking you to please stop. >> We we we we already tried to help you. SO SO >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. YES. >> You came in with hostile intent. >> Put your hand alone. >> Get on the ground right now. >> Don't get on the ground. >> Get on the ground RIGHT NOW. >> DON'T HURT ME. >> GET DOWN ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. >> HEY, I got a couple. I GOT A COUPLE. I got out of this place. >> Stop. Get down. You >> leave me alone. Help. Help me. >> PUT YOUR HAND behind your back. >> I can't. I just >> I'm right. I just wanted you to >> COME ON. STOP. JOSH, please Josh. Josh, please. This is all big misunderstanding. >> I'm going spray him. >> No, please don't spray. Don't say him. >> Okay, her. I'm going spray her. >> Thank you. >> Give me your hand. I just I can talk to you. Just give me some space. >> When officers ordered her to turn around and place her hands behind her back, she flatly refused and struggled, pushing the confrontation to its breaking point. >> Emergency. >> Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Space. >> Give me your hand. >> Hey, Justin. Space. Put your hand. >> Give me your hand. >> Okay. Hey, I'm going to I'm going to tase you if you don't cooperate. >> Jaylen, this is going to hurt, man. Just give me your hand. He's not going to tase you if you give me your hand. >> You're going to arrest me. >> We need your hand. >> Yes, you we need your hand. >> I don't arrest me. >> NO. [screaming] Let go. Give me your hand. Going to get it again this time. >> Give me your hand. >> Give me your hand. Leave me alone. >> Give me your hand alone. your hand. >> I got >> I got your hand. >> Give me your hand. >> We got charges. >> All right. >> Who's this battery? >> Batter on Leo. >> I never was supposed to kill. >> Okay. >> Comply. Now you're under arrest for battery on Leo. Watch your head. >> Roll over. Now get up. >> Josh, please. >> On your knee. >> I'm trying. >> Now stand up. I can't wear it. >> Ow. I can't get up. >> You said you did, right? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> But amid the screaming, arm pulling, and one sudden move, she crossed a line that made the consequences far more serious. >> I have my soul back. Go get your belongings. All right. >> I hate you. >> I hate you. You escalated this. >> You didn't have to pull out the pepper spray. You didn't have to do more. >> You knew my buddies and you set them off. >> Do not push me. >> You may have to appear in court on charges related to assaulting an officer and [music] resisting arrest. Next, Regina called the police herself, but her threatening story and secret affair quickly cast doubt on her claim of being the victim. Told y'all cuz my cousin jumped on me, but he fled the scene. >> You said your cousin jumped? >> Yeah, my first cousin. Okay. >> He causing himself trying to fight me and batter me, but he left. I don't need no ambulance cuz he come back, I'm him up. And I hope your body camera on cuz I'm a self. All right. Can I touch on you? >> No, I don't. What's your name? What's the star in the whole room? What he do? He's homeless. Record. >> What's his name? >> You just got a call about him the other day in front of a Salvation Army where he stabbed a guy about a Caucasian girl named Amber. He stabbed a black guy. >> Do you know where he's going to be at tonight? >> Oh, he's homeless. But he be normally in the back of my grandma house doing mollies and smoking or walking the streets or he's up there from the Salvation Army. And I don't care how the family feel cuz yes, I'm going to tell it. >> Tommy, is that his actual name? >> His first name is >> His last name is William. >> He's way 45. He's short. >> Do you know his date of birth? >> No, I don't. What's your day? >> We were sitting over here just, you know, drinking, talking. My grandfather had passed. So, since then, thank you. We just sent over here with my grandmother. But my grandmother's to the point where, okay, y'all coming to support me or every time y'all come over here, see, they they ain't going to tell you the truth. I'm going to tell you the truth. My grandmother's to the point she got one leg that's implicated. She's 80 something years old. So she's to the point where, okay, y'all going to come and support me, but every time y'all come in the yard, y'all getting drunk and acting like idiots people. You know what I mean? Cuz that's what we do. >> I ain't sugar coating nothing. >> They made, but I'm not. >> Okay, so we stand in the yard. As you see, my wig is gone. It's in the car. He He attacked me, snatched my wig off my head. >> He told apparently my sister, that's her daughter. That's her daughter. Apparently, my niece here, Mercedes, is having some kind of relations or whatever with another guy who I was so-called sitting in the yard with here. The >> despite being ordered to stay away from the patrol car, she kept approaching, yelling at her niece and forcing officers to intervene repeatedly. >> You know what I'm saying? And I didn't feel myself. I don't know. got pushed on the ground and she grabbed a chair, hit on the elbow with a chair right there. >> Um, >> I hit you on the elbow with a chair, but you attack. >> Hold on. >> No, I did not attack you. Let's get Let's get Let's get your side. Let's go. >> How you tell me GO TO JAIL TOGETHER CUZ I don't give a [ __ ] >> I don't give A [ __ ] [ __ ] LIKE OUT HERE. >> REGINA, go over there. >> What you doing? >> We're going to get your side of the story. So, what's going on? >> I got home. >> Go home. >> Talking about something happened. >> You ain't saying nothing. Police out here. >> I'm not going to man. [ __ ] you, [ __ ] your [ __ ] >> [ __ ] You ain't [ __ ] You ain't going to move. >> You ain't going to move though, ho. Oh [ __ ] YOU AIN'T GOING TO MOVE. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> Don't touch me. First of all, I ain't here. >> I ain't turn around. >> Turn around. >> I didn't hit her. >> Turn your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. really do it. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Hey, >> put your hands behind your back, >> Regina. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. IT'S THAT SIMPLE. >> MAN, I AIN'T DO NOTHING. >> How you hand your hand for nothing. >> Relax. >> Relax. Cooperate. I'm trying, but behind your back. >> All right. >> Stop. Stop. >> Come on. I know you're not. >> Can you stop? Let me do my job and we'll handle this. >> Relax. >> Come here. >> From apologizing and pleading to twisting away from the handcuffs, every reaction made what might have been resolved far more serious. >> Don't touch me. Don't hit me. That's wrong. Y'all don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Hey. Hey. >> You taking just retaining her. >> Girl, you touch me. You touch me. Get your [ __ ] together. >> Damn. Tommy, you're not free to leave. Stand by my car, please. >> You know, I'm going to hit me in my face in front of y'all. The whole time. >> How How long do I have to tell you to step away? >> But the whole time I tried to, she mushed me. >> How many times? >> Come on. Don't let me go to jail in front of my baby. I didn't do nothing wrong. Many times I have to tell you >> they're going to do that to me. >> But why did you have to come to him? >> But I didn't. I was talking to him. She walked up behind him. >> I don't care what the niece that I was telling you about about the guy. >> Why? >> On the report that you just took. >> Oh my god. Pay attention. >> You need to pay attention. >> I am, but you're doing it to me for a reason. Pay attention. >> Please pay attention. >> I asked you. I'm not going to disrespect you cuz I with FMPD. But pay attention. >> Listen to me. >> Pay attention to what >> I'm trying to tell you to pay attention. >> I am, but the whole time y'all were talking to me. They never came out here. >> I took Tommy away so I can do my job. You decided to walk all the way over here and interrupt and interrupt and interrupt. >> No, I didn't interrupt. She followed him. >> I You didn't have to. >> I was walking away. >> She followed him. >> But I was walking away. Look at the camera. I was walking away. You weren't. >> I was walking back to the yard cuz you caught him. Exactly. Remember you, me and him was walking this way together. Listen to me. Remember we was walking away together and I said, "That's Tommy." And you guys said, "So that's Tommy." And you walk towards him and you said, "Tommy, that's you. Come back." >> And I said, "Tommy, come back to my car." She went back to the car. >> She followed him to you. >> She followed him back to my car. >> Exactly. >> And then you kept coming. >> And how many times do I have to tell you what she has to say? I wanted this song. If she's allowed to walk with him, >> I understand who it is. >> That's my sister's daughter telling you about in a report. >> Only when Regina asked why she was being taken away did the officers reveal the price of not knowing when to stop. >> Do you think I was standing out here and I said, "I'm going to grab Regina her on the ground." >> But when I turn around, >> just don't take me in. When I turn around and I tell you to put your hands behind your back and you don't >> you try turning around. >> I tried to get up off the ground. >> Listen to me before that even happened. It would have never led to you being on the ground if you just listened. >> You know what that is? >> I got you. You know what that is? >> See what I'm saying? >> Resistance. I'm dealing with something else right now. I can't worry about everything else you know about what's going on in your head. I understand. I see what's going on. >> You're talking too loud. They're going to know I'm telling you about them. >> I know what's going on. His came from over there with them. >> Exactly. At the time I told you he was over there with Richard. >> I said, "Oh, you know him." >> I know. You know why? You know why? Cuz I worked at search warrant. I was the one who handcuffed. I'm the one who searched for search. >> They're using my grandfather's yard right now cuz he's deceased. >> And we can handle that. But I can't do that at this level right here. We'll handle all that. I'm going to >> Don't put me in the car in front of my son, please. >> You have to sit in the car. >> Regina, you have to sit in the car. >> We're past that. >> But my 8-year-old out here, I can't leave myself. >> Here's more resistance. I'm giving you a direct order and you're not listening. >> Please don't do that. >> Get in the patrol car. >> Can I at least say something to my baby? >> I will bring him over here. >> No, we together. >> We'll cross that bridge without you cooperating right now. We're not going any cooperate. Watch your head. My son, please. >> We'll handle that. Watch your head. >> Mom, I'm the one going to JAIL WITH NO ONE. >> I never said you are right now. >> In Florida, obstructing or resisting an officer is a firstdegree misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in county jail and a $1,000 fine. She faced two charges of obstructing and resisting an officer. She called the police demanding justice only to earn herself a seat in the patrol car. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? And if you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraiser. Thank you so much.