So, you can either go to jail or you can leave peacefully and pay your bill. >> Okay. So, let's go ahead and pay your bill or you're going to jail tonight. Awesome. How y'all just going to let her take stuff out? >> Do you owe this couch? >> I help pay for it. I pay for everything. She don't have a job. >> These crazy Karens thought causing chaos in public was simply their personal right until the consequences behind the police car door began coming into focus. >> Stop. Do not. >> All right. >> Put your hands around your back. >> I bought this. I bought it. I bought it. I bought it. >> I bought it, man. >> Clust your hand. >> I bought it, bro. >> Karen thought a few screams would force everyone to give in. But the bigger the scene she caused, the harder the consequences became to undo. An unpaid bill had the woman repeatedly invoking her lawyer, but her stalling tactics began pushing the situation beyond control. >> Hello, ma'am. I'm Officer Watson. How you doing tonight? >> Okay. Waiting for my attorney to arrive. >> You're waiting for your attorney to arrive. Okay. So, I'm going to give you two options today. All right. So, you can either go to jail or you can leave peacefully and pay your bill. >> Okay. So, let's go ahead and pay your bill or you're going to jail tonight. >> Who has her bill? Let's pay your bill. >> Go to the bathroom first. >> No. No. >> I'm going to film me right now. >> You're on. You're being recorded. >> No. I I can go to the bathroom. I have a right to >> No. You're going to leave the establishment, but prior to doing that, you're going to pay your bill that you have not paid. >> I will pay my bill. >> You're not going to the bathroom. You're going to vacate the premises. >> If I vacate the premises, am I going to do? >> No, you're going to pay your bill and you're going to leave. >> All right. You are not. I have to call my attorney. >> Okay. >> I'm going to the bathroom because I have a credit card and a phone. >> Okay. So, let's go attorney. He's He's right here with me. >> So, you're you're telling me I cannot go to the bathroom? >> Not on this property. >> So, I need to go to the bathroom outside and then pay my bill. >> You're going to pay your bill. >> I'm going to let you know now. I'm going to give you about a couple of seconds to make a decision or you're going to come with me and you're going to go to jail. >> Okay. I'm going to go to the bathroom and you can walk me there. >> Do you wish to press charges? >> Do you wish to press charges tonight? >> Is she willing to pay her bill? >> She's trying to rest and I'm trying to get her out of here. So, >> yes. >> Okay. You want to put your phone down? >> When the restaurant finally lost patience, she suddenly changed her story and claimed she wanted to pay, but every opportunity seemed to be slipping away. right now. >> You cannot go. >> You cannot trespass me in the same night. >> Stop. >> No, this is not I'm calling my attorney. >> Okay, that's fine. >> So, you're putting me in jail for the bathroom? >> No, you didn't want to pay your bill. You >> I want to pay my bill. We're going to go pay my bill now. >> Put your stuff down. Put your stuff down. >> No, I'm not doing this right now. I'm not doing this right now. >> Ma'am, I do not want to take you to the ground. If you keep fighting me, I'm going to take you to the ground. >> I'm calling my attorney right now. >> Stop. Do not. >> Ma'am, you're not going to overpower me, and I'm going to throw you to the ground here in a second. Stop resisting. >> You're literally doing this in a public place. All right, put your hands around your back. Huh? >> All of this for Santa. All of this for >> I told you I would pay my bill. I told you I would pay my [ __ ] bill. Give me my phone. >> I'll I'll give it to you. Take a seat. Take a seat. Put your feet in. >> Give me my stuff. >> I will give you your stuff. Just take a seat. >> No, I want my stuff first. >> I want my purse. >> Are you purely sitting on my car? >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. You just put it there. >> This is ridiculous. Watch your feet so I can grab your purse. >> Where are my shoes at? >> I'm going to grab them. You put it on top of my car. Move your feet. >> You just wrestled me as a 40-year-old. Super important. >> You're acting like a child. I'm not acting like a child. >> You're paid by them. You're paid by them. >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> Oh, I do know what you're talking about. >> Okay. >> The order to put down her phone turned into a tense struggle while repeated warnings still failed to make her back down. 656 headquarters. You can show 11:15. Where's my stuff? >> It's on the back of my car. Look behind you. >> I want my bag. >> It's right behind you. >> I want it right now. >> Okay. >> I have a right to an attorney. >> You do have a right to an attorney. >> I have a right to an attorney. >> You sure do. >> And I want to call him right now. >> You call the wrestle with me on the phone. >> I got to use some force I got to do now. >> That was so dumb. So dumb. She wouldn't pay your bill and then she's like, I have to pee. I was like, you need to get off the property. I knew nothing happened. Ma'am, exit the property. No. And then she punched him the one of the managers. So, >> you know which one? >> She's got a dress on. I mean, >> on you. >> It's fine. I need a statement from you if you do not mind. Might want to do it on that. So, just put uh your information, name, date of birth, and all that good jazz. >> 656 0645. >> I'll get some later. Don't worry, I'll get some later. Sure. >> Yeah, I'm good. Thank you. >> And as the employees began recounting what had happened earlier, the real consequences awaiting her slowly came into view. So to start it off, if you could just say she came, whatever this female is, if you guys know her at least, that's fine. Just say she came in, she sat down, you know, maybe had something to drink, something to eat while here, she did this. >> And then once whenever she however she punched you, hit you. Just write that in. >> So she also like making me look like she was grabbing my ass in front of all the customers like my back multiple times. >> Did you want to press? Oh, >> I saw it happen. I'm standing right there. >> Oh, you mean I'll be >> I don't mind. I'll charge her with that as well. >> That's up to you, baby. Yes. >> Should I do that? >> She touched me. >> I'm okay. I don't want her to be in control. >> I'll at least just say that it happened, but that you don't want anything. >> I don't want her coming back again. >> Okay. You guys want to trespass? I'm assuming. >> We'll do. We might have. >> They want to TP real quick as well. So, which Yeah. makes >> No, I don't have her. I I haven't gone into it. I haven't like >> Cuz I can start feeling that out for you in the meantime to help you out. Okay. Yeah, >> cuz I got to I got to bounce through. Uh yeah, >> I got to be there by 8. >> Where are you at? What detail? >> The ballot thing. >> Oh. Oh. >> Have to be there by >> Yeah. >> What a night. What a night. >> It's busy, huh? >> It's very busy right now. That's why we came so late. >> It's Halloween. >> Oh. Uh yeah, that too. Yeah. The woman was charged with battery, disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer without violence. Next, what seemed like a simple move out after a breakup quickly took a turn as she repeatedly insisted, "I bought it." >> Moving out. Everybody moving out. >> She's moving out. And show them the text of what she said to your mom. >> Who's that? >> The girl that lives here. >> It's really This way you'll understand the concept of why we called, too. >> Oh, >> yeah. So >> figured better. >> Well, that's a good professional way to handle things, isn't it? >> Yes. >> I'd send that to her boss. >> Oh, yeah. >> That's what we were talking. >> And the fact that she changed her locks. >> Yeah. >> And she has a gun. That's not registered. >> I think everybody should have There's no such thing as an unregistered gun. >> Well, well, if you're not, >> she doesn't have she's not supposed to have. >> She didn't have a Floyd card, then that's another >> Everybody should have an unregistered gun. Nobody should have a registered gun. >> I I completely agree with that. Yep. >> Right. But we just wanted to let you know >> and the only way you shouldn't have one is because you're a felony and you're >> Yes. >> got a felon, >> right? >> At least do the right paperwork to do it. >> No, no paperwork. >> The paperwork's already there. It was written in 1797. >> Yeah. >> Or 1779. >> Like the paper we need. >> I'm not opposed to the 3-day waiting. >> I am. >> And like background checks cuz things change. You could be a felon and it not be updated yet. So get it. >> That That's very true >> for like I think background checks every time. But see, but but here's the thing. It's like if you bought it and then you became a felon and you knew you're going to become a felon, that's still a crime. So, we can go back and get it back from you and and charge you with that. So, >> no, there needs to be no restrictions on that. Well, I'm glad you guys got in there. Did she go to throw a fit? >> Um, well, she's not here. >> So, that was kind of a good thing. >> All right. >> But that's kind of why I gave you guys a call before, just so we could avoid the drama and unnecessary, >> right? Well, she's on the lease and it's her place. So, it look like that like she was on the lease. Yeah, >> man. >> The important thing is, did you get the bed apart? >> She can take the bed. I don't care. But she's not taking every single thing. I just I gave her money upside up upside you gave her money to fix the window. You >> I'm not just talking. She's on me cuz I'm not Shut up. >> Hold on. I'm not. I'll point to you when you can talk. >> Do you live here? >> Mine is on the lease. >> Do you live here? >> Yes, I'm manager, too. >> You're You're a dental hygienist and you're a property manager. >> She's not [ __ ] She don't have a job. >> Hey, you just be quiet. >> She don't have a job. >> Just be quiet. >> So, who owns the couch? >> I pay for it. You pay for hold. Don't talk to her. Talk to me. Do you own this couch? >> I helped her pay pay the bills. >> No. >> Wait a minute. Do you own this couch? >> I helped her pay the bill. The more she was told to calm down, the more she screamed, cursed, and blocked her ex from collecting his belongings, pushing the dispute beyond a civil matter. >> Yes or no? Do you own this couch? >> I help her pay the bills. >> Do you own this couch? >> I help her pay the bills. >> Take the couch. >> Thank you. No, she got to take just going to let her take stuff out. >> Do you own this couch? >> I help pay for it. I pay for everything. She don't have a job. Excuse me. >> She don't have a Okay, this couch. You're not You're not getting [ __ ] else in this house. >> There's a chair in there. >> A chair. She owns a chair. I said >> listen to me own not getting nothing else in the couch. >> Do you own the couch? >> I said take it. She's not She's She's She She's She's not getting nothing else. >> Why not? Does Do Does it belong to her? If it belongs to her, then she gets to take >> She can take the couch. She's not getting nothing else. >> But listen, if she's got her stuff in there, she needs to take it. >> She did. She took her clothes. >> All right. So listen, if there's going to be a dispute about what what's >> She's supposed to take She's supposed to take This isn't even your problem. This is a civil matter. Y'all supposed to take us to She's supposed to take me to court for this. >> That's why I asked you. Is this your couch? And you won't answer me. All you got to do is answer me. >> It's It's [laughter] her couch. >> Well, I paid for it. I have >> Then you're going to have to go go take her to court to get your part of that back because if you don't get nothing else, she gets her stuff. If there's something that you want to dispute, that's fine. Then you guys can take it to court. >> She's not getting [ __ ] else. She's not getting [ __ ] else in in this house. >> If you keep her from getting her stuff, >> she >> then you're it's called theft. She got it. >> Does she have anything else in this? >> She's not getting nothing else. >> Okay. >> No. >> Is the chair on that? >> I thought I recognize you. >> Tear it up. >> Hey, look. Let me get the chair out. >> Hold on. Let Let them get it out and not TEAR IT UP. HEY, [laughter] LISTEN TO ME. >> THE PEOPLE THAT'S NOT ON THE LEASE IS NOT ENTERING MY HOUSE. SHE CAN'T GET IT. But the people on the Hey, she is not. >> You go get an ID right now. Quit digging through your pockets. Go get your ID now. >> They're not They're not coming in my house. Only she can. She can't. Someone just [ __ ] taken [ __ ] >> You guys broke up. >> GIVE ME MY $1,000 BACK. GIVE ME THAT WISH BACK. I PAY FOR IT. THAT'S IN MY NAME. I have the windshield IN MY NAME. GIVE ME THAT BACK. GIVE ME THAT BACK THEN. I PAID FOR IT. >> I paid for it. >> Thank you, sir. >> I HAVE THE TRANSACTIONS THAT THAT SHOWS I SENT you the money. >> It's okay. Take it. Take it, Ivy. You Bro, you really act like Okay. >> Demands for money in the washing machine along with repeated accusations that she had been used kept coming as her behavior began testing the officer's patience. >> Did you get in my house? How the did you get in my house? >> Give her the key, y'all. Just give me it. >> No, it's on the It's on the counter. Go look on the counter. >> Counter. >> Why are you still talking to me? Shut the up. Hey, >> you need to chill before you leave the people that's not on the list to leave. >> Can you give her money to get the tattoo off the side of her neck? >> Uhhuh. >> The Ivy tattoo off. >> Yeah, she got my name fat as hell. Under under that ass. >> It's okay. Like, bro, you really want to me, Ivy? >> You really want to You can get a restraining order. >> You're a user. You're a user. I bought this. I bought it. I bought it. I bought it. >> I bought it, man. >> Uncloth your hand. >> I bought it, bro. >> I bought it. >> Unclosed your hand. Y'all got I bought that [ __ ] Y'all broke this. I bought that [ __ ] [ __ ] me like that. Can you get the management in my teeth? >> Getting hurt with this. I'm not >> y'all struggle. Y'all have full control. What's this? >> You're hella tight. You're being tight on >> No, you need to turn them this direction or they're going to hurt. >> Don't tell me that. Then tell me that. Don't. >> I'm trying to. >> No, you're not telling me. >> I know. It's like a magic trick. When the officers were forced to intervene directly, her resistance led to an even more serious discovery waiting just behind the scenes. >> Really don't. >> Yeah. Chill for a second. >> I'm going to chill. >> No, you're not. >> I bought that [ __ ] >> Where did that come from? >> Take me to my house so I can chill out. I'll sit down and chill out. >> Hey, I think it's a little bit too late for right now. >> Y boo. I bought this >> turn in your wrist. >> I >> Is this your car? >> Yes. Will you look for damage and see if there's any new damage to your car from where she just hit it? >> Uh, yeah. There's definitely a chip where she hit it. >> Yeah, >> that's it. Looks like a chip. >> Saying that she fixed the window, but this is the window that she broke. >> She broke it >> in the past for the damage. >> Do you want to press charges for the criminal damage to your car? >> Yes, I do. Yes. And we need to get a restraining order. >> I already Yeah, cuz she already put on she destroyed this phone. So that's also property damage. >> And the phone she has is also in my name. But >> I just don't ever take [ __ ] out of my house. I don't have nothing on me that arm, y'all. >> I just got that out of a out of res. What do you mean? >> No, that's wrong. What are we doing? >> I'm taking this thing off of here. >> Put that back in. I want my phone in my wallet. >> You do not understand. >> I want my phone in my wallet. >> Your privileges. >> I lost all my privileges. I can have my phone in my wallet. >> Yes, you're detained. You're in our custody. You don't get to decide what you have and what you don't have. >> Okay, you're right. >> Well, that was a million one shot, Doc. In Illinois, resisting or obstructing a police officer is a class A misdemeanor punishable by up to 364 days in jail and a $2,500 fine. She was charged with two counts of criminal damage to property and one count of resisting an officer. In the end, what she kept wasn't the couch, but a free seat in the police car. 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 so much.