You know what I'm trying to say, you mother [ __ ] >> Karen thought a few kicks at the officers would help her escape, but every swing of her leg only brought another felony closer. >> What are you going to do? What are you What are you going to do? You're not going to grab me. >> [screaming] [laughter] >> When these arrogant Karens choose violence over cooperation, the handcuffs are only the beginning, and the legal bill that follows is what truly sobers them up. After the collision, the woman stood at the scene, yet claimed [music] she had no idea she had just hit another vehicle. >> Were you driving or passenger? >> I was passenger. My dad was driving. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> Oh, mine's in the car. >> Okay. You need firefighters? >> No, we're both okay. Just >> You're saying it doesn't move? >> Yeah, the the wheel's stuck. >> Okay. >> The light and this car came in and hit the side. >> Are you getting your car? >> Yeah, cuz nobody else will. >> Okay. >> Do you want mine, too, or you >> Yes, please. >> It's in my in my coat pocket. >> We're getting a car that's going to block it. >> We're not that bad, y'all. >> You have an ID on you? I didn't say get out. >> Yeah, I did. >> Let's see your ID. >> What? You're going to like >> Let me see your ID. >> I know that I don't have a driver's license and I lied about driving, but I'm being honest with you. >> Okay. >> You feel me? >> Yep, I feel you. >> I >> How are you? Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> What happened? >> Just a lot of different [ __ ] going on. >> Okay. Okay. Did I don't know if they asked you but do you need any medical attention? >> No, I'm good. I'm actually a yeah, cardio pulmonary respiratory therapist. So I'm good. >> Are you able to are you able to walk and everything okay? >> Yeah, I'm trying. >> All right, let's go over this so we're going to get out of the roadway, okay? >> Okay. >> Okay. Um I am >> Yeah, I'm tired. >> impaired. >> I will tell you I'm impaired. >> Okay. Okay. Well, right now what we're concerned is for your safety number one, number two the accident, okay? So we're going to we're going to figure that out. Well, we'll talk it about it a little bit more once we get over there, okay? So where were you which way were you driving? >> South. Or east. I should say east. >> Okay, you were on Wolbrecht. This is This is Wolbrecht? >> Right. >> And that's Federal? >> Well, well this is Federal. Federal this is Wolbrecht. Yeah, it's Federal. So I was driving east to Federal. >> Okay. >> After admitting she had consumed several glasses of bourbon, she refused the field sobriety tests then suddenly changed her mind as if she still had the situation under control. >> Hey, just move your car over there. >> No, I know. That's like totally bad. I apologize. >> Okay. So you don't remember hitting anything at all. Sorry, buddy. Say out west. >> I won't. >> Okay. Again. >> Okay. Listen because at the end of the day I want you to have your >> I know. I got you. >> We're we're going to talk about the accident first. >> I I I understand. >> Okay, that's fine. You were You were driving this way? You were driving this way? Okay. >> I was going east. >> Okay. >> I was going west to east. >> You were going west to east, okay. >> Right. >> So, where you were coming from? Where? >> My mom's house. I'm staying with her right now. >> Okay. >> So, we'll say that I live with her right now. >> Okay, that's fine. Where were you headed? >> I'm not sure. I don't know. >> You just decided to leave the house? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, I was like, you know what? I I'm I'm like wanting to go. >> Okay. All right, well, hold on. Um I I want to give you the ability to talk about the accident first. So, because we did that already, you didn't even know you were involved in an accident. >> No, I didn't. >> Okay. So, that being said, my investigation with the accident is done. This is not going to be uh changed over to a DUI investigation, okay? >> Thank you. >> You did mention that you're impaired. Okay, how many drinks did you have? >> Five. I don't know. Like four. >> Four drinks? What did you have? >> Uh Jim Beam bourbon uh uh uh >> Was it Was it like a little bit? Like a little shot? >> No, it was like Jim Beam bur- bourbon, what do you call it? Uh honey bourbon. >> And this was all at mom's house? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How long ago was that? >> Like 2 hours ago. >> Okay. Do you have any medical issues or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. Other than Well, now that you know you were involved in an accident, other than tonight, were you involved in any other accident prior to >> No. >> Okay. Um any concussions, anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. Any inability to like perform any >> But just before the test began, her cooperative attitude vanished, giving way to a struggle that forced several officers to rush in. >> Not walking properly. >> I'm fine. >> Stand in. >> Nope. >> Everything No surgeries, nothing like that? >> Of course Of course I've had surgeries. >> Okay. Recent surgeries? >> No. >> Okay. Are you on any medication >> Well, I'm fine. >> Any medication that might impair you from driving? >> Yeah, I'm on >> That you shouldn't be driving and and having alcohol in you. >> Well, they say I shouldn't be driving, but I'm fine. >> I'm going to ask you, are you willing to perform any field sobriety tests tonight so I can determine if you're able to drive or not? >> Oh, you're going to test me now? >> I do. >> Oh my god. Really? So, what does that mean? >> So, pretty much I would walk you through some exercises, okay? And then from there, it would determine whether you're impaired or not. >> I am impaired. >> Okay. So, are you willing to perform these tests? >> No. >> You're not? Okay. >> So, does that exact kind of like >> Well, that being said, I do have to read you something, okay? >> Whatever. I mean, like you feel me? Like I should have been a cop. >> I get it. >> I would have been a really good cop except I'm a [ __ ] >> Okay. >> You feel me? >> Yeah, I feel you. All right. Let me get something real quick, okay? I'll be right back. >> I see this person coming. It was like sliding towards us. And then they made us do a walk and bob side bet she was >> I think she was the one trying to get away from the cop. Is the driver over there? The one that's Lauren? >> Young. Young. >> Young what? >> It's my last name. >> Young? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Miss Miss Lauren, listen to me. Um I'm going to ask you again, are you willing to perform any field sobriety tests tonight? >> Yeah. >> You are willing to? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you changed your mind? >> I Yes, I did. Cuz these [ __ ] >> What? What did they do? >> Cuz they're [ __ ] >> For resisting a police officer. >> Oh, well, you're willing to do this. [ __ ] you, [ __ ] Mhm. >> Ooh, what is that? >> You. You know what I'm trying to say, you [ __ ] >> Stop. Stop. >> You. >> Lauren. >> All right, what was that? >> What? You want to zip at me? You know what? You. You. What are you going to do? >> you doing? >> What are you going to do? >> you doing? >> What are you going to do? >> You're not going to grab me. >> Wait. Oh. >> Stop. >> You know what? Go [ __ ] yourself. >> Being restrained still wasn't enough. She kept kicking, cursing, and making threats, unaware that every move was adding to the severity of the charges. >> You're an [ __ ] >> I don't know about that one. >> Oh, oh, oh. >> You're not going to do that. You're not going to do that. >> That felt really good. >> You're not going to do that. >> You. You. You know what? >> Stop. >> You're a [ __ ] >> Stop. >> You're an [ __ ] Get the [ __ ] away from me. What are you going to do? Wait. You just lost my shoe. >> Well, you did that on your >> You. You are mother Get the [ __ ] away from me. >> Well, you're going to jail tonight, so >> Oh, yay. For what? On a misdemeanor? For what? >> For what? But on a felony AS WELL. >> FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? For what, [ __ ] >> Somebody hold her while I take this off. >> For what? I'm going to jail for what? >> Well, battery on Leo, first of all. Second of all, you're a [ __ ] >> You're an [ __ ] number one. You don't even know what the [ __ ] is going on. >> And you kick me. That's two pounds. That's two pounds. >> I'll [ __ ] beat the [ __ ] out of you. >> I wish you would try that. >> Let me try. >> Stop. Stop. >> Give me my purse, you [ __ ] >> I just want to make sure >> You don't You don't have to be such an tall >> Be careful what you wish for. >> You [ __ ] >> She is fine. >> Get away from me. >> You put the life >> You bought the purse. >> Did you fart? >> You. >> like [ __ ] >> You smell like [ __ ] Count Count three. Battery Battery on Leo. >> Good. >> Keep adding the felony charges. >> You. >> Let me go to the restroom. I can't hold the [ __ ] stool. >> You're a [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] you know that? >> Ooh, did you just try hitting me again? >> You're a [ __ ] >> Now I'm assault on Leo, too. >> You're a [ __ ] >> Yeah. It's a little embarrassing that you act like this. >> No. It's because of you. >> You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Stop. >> No, you. >> You can play this [ __ ] with me. >> Play this [ __ ] >> You want to stop? You want to start? Huh? >> Stop. >> You want me to [ __ ] have a suit against you cuz I will. Let me the [ __ ] go. >> I appreciate it. >> You [ __ ] >> Warren was charged with three counts of battery on law enforcement officers, two counts of DUI involving property damage, driving with a suspended license, and refusing a DUI test. >> Next. >> Amid the lively festival, the heavily intoxicated woman lay in the parking lot, but the real chaos began the moment officers arrived. >> Well, my daughter she's really drunk. >> Where is she at? >> to drive my son. He's our designated driver. He just came to pick us up and >> Are they still up in there? Okay. Haley. Come here. What's what's going on? I need you to calm down. You're You can't even stand. Just relax. >> Can you get a traffic person 100? >> All right, but I'm you'll Kai to leave [ __ ] Kai alone, >> I don't believe I need to call in a squad for her. >> [ __ ] you, bro. >> Relax. I'm going to call in a squad as necessary for her. >> Okay. What? >> Get her leg. She's not fighting me. Don't bite me. >> Stop resisting. Don't make this harder than it is. >> GET HER OTHER HAND. >> [laughter] >> WHEN OFFICERS TOLD HER TO CALM DOWN, SHE responded with kicks, punches, and reckless moves that instantly sent the situation spiraling OUT OF CONTROL. >> [laughter] [screaming] >> MA'AM, I'M A POLICE OFFICER. YOU'RE RESISTING ARREST. Calm down and [screaming] get in. So, you guys stand back over there while we DEAL WITH THIS. >> [screaming] >> WE'RE TAKING HER TO JAIL. WHOSE BODY CAM? THAT'S not how this works. Get in your car and get out of here. >> Even after being restrained, she continued to fight aggressively while her mother repeatedly interfered, making the arrest even more tense and unpredictable. >> She bit me like here and then somewhere over here. Cuz literally she couldn't stand up and I said her name, she fell down and I just I was like, "Just relax, calm down. Let me get an ambulance." Then she slapped me and started pushing me. >> How you doing? What's going on? Are you in any pain? >> I think her balls are back there. You said she hurt her face? >> I think it's like her top lip. >> Yeah, it looks like it. >> What? Just watch that. Yeah, just watch me. >> So, are you all right? >> Huh? >> Are you all right? >> Yeah, yeah. She only bit me two times. I know it was here and then somewhere over here. Are you done? Are you going to stop kicking me around and acting a fool? Are you going to stop? I will get you up. Are you going to stop Are you going to stop acting like that right there? There's some >> Take me out. >> After a medical evaluation and a string of charges, the holiday night chaos ended with legal consequences she could hardly dismiss. >> I will get you up if you calm down. >> Take me out of here. >> I'll just take you out, dude. >> Take me out. >> Well, we need to come in the room. >> Take me out of here. Take me out. >> That makes no sense. >> Please take me out. >> I will take you out if you relax. >> If you'll take me >> Are you going to relax? >> If you'll take me out, I'll take me out. And they can't. Grab me. If you >> I'm going to take you. >> If you'll take me out, they can't. And they can't. They can't. AH! AH! >> YOU'RE FINE. STOP. >> I CAN'T. I CAN'T. I CAN'T. I CAN'T. Take me out. Take me Take me out. Take me out. >> Go ahead and take her. I spoke to the jail already. >> Huh? >> I already spoke to the supervisor at the jail. Take her down there. They don't care. >> In Ohio, assaulting an on-duty police officer may be charged as a fourth-degree felony, punishable by 6 to 18 months in prison and a fine of up to $5,000. After the charges were reduced, she was accused of three counts of assault and one count of attempted criminal conduct. The celebration wasn't even over and she had already raised a glass to a criminal record. 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 [music] so much.