They came in hot with complaints, lies, and attitude. The officers came in with facts, and cuffs. Here are five cases when super entitled Karens get put in their place by cops. Number five, Karen's road rage didn't get her far. A woman is involved in a minor traffic accident near a Kroger while trying to cross a busy intersection. Here's what happens when the officers approach her. >> So, explain to me what happened. Who did I talk to on the phone? >> You talked to him on the phone, but I'm the one who's working the wreck. I'm the one that was out here with the other party. >> So, I met Kroger and I wanted to go straight across and there was a whole big >> gap about four or five cars worth. >> Yeah. >> And she came up and still had a gap between her and the other car, but it wasn't enough for me to go across. >> Okay. >> And so when I wait, she'd look over at me from her car this way and I'm over here. Okay. >> Trying to go across. There's room. There's still like four or five cars back where she could have had plenty of time to back up. >> The light was just red. >> So, there's all this. >> So, you were expecting her to back up. >> I expect her to stop. First of all, when you already see a car there trying to go across, >> which most humans commonly would do? >> Yeah. >> Common sense and kindness would do. >> But it's not a requirement. Yeah. But yeah. >> Well, I don't know. It's my requirement. That's what I do. >> Gotcha. So what happened? >> So So she looked at me and moved up and shot me a bird. When I said, "I'm trying to go across." >> Yeah. >> And then she took time. I said, "Then I beeped and said, "Can you move back?" Because the car behind her that had just came up, just come up at that time still left plenty of room. Obviously seeing that he would have let he she whoever's in that car would have let somebody go across. >> Okay. >> To the other lane. >> Yeah. cuz I was going to turn left or I could have gone right, wherever. >> Okay. >> Anyway, she shot me a bird and then just deliberately got out a cigarette, lit it, looked at me and just would not move at all. >> Okay. >> So then when the light turned, I got over there and I'm like, well, I then I can go in this lane and so I was going to go in this lane and come in here for some gas if I need whatever. I'm running errands today. Okay, I've been sick. The woman continues to share her side of the story and why she decided to leave the scene. >> Okay. >> Anyway, so then I felt the bubble. I didn't know if it was, you know, an animal or walks or whatever. And I'm like, and then I didn't think about it. So I just got left like I'm just going to get away from her. She's rude. Okay. >> So I didn't want to go even near her. I don't know where she went. >> Apparently she came here. I don't know that. >> So then I went left and I got out and I'm like, well, I checked my car because I'm thinking, well, I felt a bump, but I didn't hit her. >> Okay. >> So I'm looking at my no damage. on my car. So, that's it. >> Okay. >> Anything here, I go to a Toyota dealer at the uh I go to a Toyota dealer at the um Buford Highway. >> Okay. >> And these scratches have been there. I go to them all the time. This was my dad's car and it's been like that since my brother >> Yeah. >> drove it and he had backed into something there. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I mean, I see some thing right here. It kind of looks like it might have been kind of wacked off some. >> No. Certain I haven't touched a thing. There's scratches here. There's scratches all over the car since 2011. >> No. Okay. >> So, she deliberately pulled out a cigarette, lit a cigarette, shot me a bird, and I mean, that's just like, why would you not let somebody cross you? I just don't understand people like that. >> Is there any damage on her car? I haven't asked anything. >> What's that? >> Is there any damage on her car? There is. >> Where'd she go? What? Okay. So, >> I've already got her statement and they're already got photos and everything that >> the officer reports the incident to his supervisor going over everything he's learned so far. >> How are you? Oh, just just hitting on over here. So, yeah, she came back. Yeah, I'm I'm on the fence about uh 82 and her. I was thinking about doing it. I just wanted to run it by you first. Um she uh was coming out of uh Kroger as this other lady was going north on Bethl View. So supposedly the one that was going north on Bethl View stopped in front of the the entrance to that Kroger there. So that that's just where she stopped. You know, traffic backed up. So this lady couldn't get out and she you know, they're both alleging that the other one gave them the bird. U she's the one that did the hitting, you know, saying that she gave the other lady the bird that that the other lady gave her the bird and she's saying that this this one gave her the bird. And anyway, whenever they went green and the one that was going north started moving, the one uh coming out of U Kroger pulled out and and bumped her on the just the uh the rear u passenger side as she was going by. And uh and then this lady came on out and then then took off went on toward uh toward downtown coming. Well, Mallerie talked to her and kind of she she kind of let something slip that she she had, you know, been involved in something in a wreck. Uh but uh she's saying that she felt a bump. She thought that it might have been a animal or something. Yeah. All right. That's where I was at, too. I just want to run it by you. >> Not long after, he delivers the decision to the woman. Let's see how she takes the news. >> It said over a 100 gang members. Do you know anything about that? Sorry, I'm off off subject, but the last couple of days I've seen a news report, but you have to have subscription to certain news reports. Like one's news and I've subscribed to something else. No, >> but it said in the last couple of days over 100 people related and gangs arrested >> in for side county. >> So I wanted to know if you all know about that because I have kids. >> I don't >> and I can't get the report. >> Yeah. But uh back to this uh based on what all the totality of everything the way you were kind of elusive you you kind of let slip that that you knew that you were involved in something over here. >> I said I don't know was the animal or what to me it wasn't a road rage type incident in a in a bump. So I mean based on that it's you I need you to turn around me placing you under. >> Excuse me sir for what >> for I don't understand. >> Well that's so >> No sir. No sir. Hit I need to hit you. >> Oh my god. You're kidding me. And now what? You've got to be kidding me. [ __ ] Wouldn't >> you know, >> what do you mean hit and run? I came back to you and >> No, you you left the scene and if we hadn't gotten a tag number to get a hold of you, you'd be gone. That's That's what it is. That's what it comes back to. >> No. What are you telling me? >> I need my purse. I need my >> You have anything on you? Any weapons? >> No. I would never have >> I just have to to check. >> No, I have no pockets. Nothing. Okay, that's that's all. >> Are you telling me I have to leave my car my keys? Where where are my keys? You're telling me my cars? >> They're dangling on you right here. So that's that's what Are you going to let me That's all you got, right? >> Sir, are you going to let me call somebody? This is crazy. >> From the jail. Yes. >> So this is this is all you have? >> I don't have anything. >> Okay, I'm just making sure. >> Are you not going to let me lock my car? My purse? >> I'll take care of the car. >> No, I don't want you in my car. I want my >> I need you to come this way. >> I want my purse. >> Okay. I am Am I Wait, am I nodding? >> Do you have a family member that could come get the car? >> Yes, but no, not without the key. >> I mean, I have the key. Do Do you have someone that could come and >> Can we stop by my house? >> She pleads her case, saying it was just a misunderstanding, but officers decide to move forward with the arrest. >> Can we stop by my house? Can you lock the car? >> I'll take care of this. Do you have >> I'm asking you have someone that can come get it in a reasonable amount of time and pick it up? >> Yes, if you give me the key. >> Yeah. I'm not going to give you the key, but I'll give the other person. >> Can we stop by my house? It's on the way. Call someone. >> It's on the way. >> You were just there, sir. >> And give them the key. That'd be a lot quicker. >> I can do that. >> And tell them to come get me because the key to take I can take >> What's the time? Now you're going to keep me. >> There was no one at your house, though. When I stopped there, there wasn't anybody there earlier. >> My brother's doing stain work on the deck. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. We're fixing the house. >> All right. >> Okay. She's >> I'm just going to reach across you and plug this in. Okay. She'll just lean back. >> In the end, the woman is charged with leaving the scene of an accident. Number four, DUI diva thought she knew better. She was wrong. Police stop a woman outside a gas station after observing her drive away from a bar in park. Let's take a look at what happens next. >> Come on, S. Matter >> cuz >> I did not drive that vehicle. >> Okay. So, when you just drove past me on mechanic street, >> so you're going to pull me over on a stop. That's not a stop. >> Okay, step over here for a second. >> Hello. >> So, two things. You drove past me on Mechanic Street when you left the bar. >> I had to go northbound and then he saw you park here and get out and walk that way. >> Okay. >> To a gas station. But I did not park nor drive that vehicle. >> I had somebody else somebody else was driving that vehicle, which I'm not going to tell you the names. >> Where are they at right now? They left because you clearly were going to pull them over. >> So this officer watched you get out of the driver's >> seat. Okay. Watch. Stop. I don't know. But there was no traffic stop. There was no >> This is a traffic stop right now. >> Okay. Well, I would love to see you prove that I was driving the vehicle. >> Please do. >> Oh, he he physically watched you and it's going to be on camera, too. So, >> okay. Go do so cuz I've never seen somebody >> So you're saying you weren't driving? >> I have never saying yes or no. >> I have never I am saying I have never seen somebody pull over a vehicle that has not been >> driving. >> Okay. >> I never >> Savannah, you need to stay here. Savannah, >> honestly, >> you need to stay here. >> I can't stay. I will say I have enough to go. >> Okay, that's fine. No problem. >> So go ahead. Hey, come here for a second. No, I was >> put your phone on my hood real quick. Mine. >> Even with clear evidence, she pushes back, challenging officers to prove she was the one driving. Moments later, they proceed with sobriety testing. >> Put your phone on my hood real quick. >> Why do I have to put my phone on the hood? >> Put my Put your phone on the hood. >> Why do I have to? May I ask why? >> Yes, because we're going to do some sobriety tests. Okay. So, put your phone right there. >> Like, what? Cuz I >> We're going to stand outside of the gas station. >> No, because you drove here. But you don't have any Savannah. I watched you get out of the car. I watched you ride. You did not watch me anything because you wouldn't pull me over riding. >> They're going to pull camera of it. Okay. >> Pull camera, >> Savannah. Hey guys, I I'm I'm not even debating that part. Okay. What I'm telling you is is we're going to be doing soiety tests together. Okay. So, go ahead and stand right here. >> Okay. >> Face me. >> Okay. >> On the line. >> Yep. Do you have any medical conditions you know about Savina? >> I'm to the >> Okay, understood. My light above your head. All right. Don't look at it. Do you have any >> Who do I look at? You >> I'm going to tell you. Okay. Do you have any medical condition to know about? >> Okay. Do you know your alphabet? >> My alphabet? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Absolutely. >> Okay. Can you start at C and end at W, please? C is in Charles. W is in William. >> CD E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S Q V W X Y and Z. >> Okay. Can you count? Okay. >> Count. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Can you count backwards starting at 47, ending at 32, please? >> Oh my god. This is some like super logical. 47. End at what? 27. >> Start. Start at 47. End at 32. >> All right. 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21. Do you want me to keep going or do you want me to walk forward straight with my feet one in front of the other? >> How much alcohol have you drank tonight? >> Absolutely zero. >> Zero. >> Absolutely. >> Okay. >> Just cuz I cry because somebody took my keys and took my phone doesn't mean >> Okay. So why does your >> I waited on them to come back and then drive. >> So why does your alcoholic beverage then? >> I mean I don't know. You tell me. >> Her behavior quickly shifts. sarcastic remarks, dismissive tone, and non-stop questioning the stop itself. >> Understood. Okay, go put your feet together. I can tell my >> Go put your feet together. >> Go put your feet together, please. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Oh, honestly, these are really small. Can I take them off? >> Sure, whatever. Makes you more comfortable. >> He's on mine. >> Okay, scoot it forward just a little bit. Right here for me, please. Thank you, ma'am. All right, I'm going above your head. Don't look at my bunions. That's a medical condition. >> Understood. Hands down at your sides, please. >> Can you see at the top of my finger here? Okay. >> Mhm. Mhm. >> Do you have any vision problems I should know about? >> Absolutely not. >> Any balance issues? >> I have bad knees, but I was a car accident. >> Understood. Okay. >> But other than that, no. Perfectly. >> Okay. Go to the top of my finger, please. Here in just a moment, my finger is going to move a few different ways. You're watch with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you not move your head throughout this test? Do you understand that? >> Eyes and eyes only. >> Yes. Don't move your head. Okay. All right. And it takes three of you to do this. >> Where is Neie? >> You can relax for a second. Go and blink. Go ahead and blink. All right. Same instructions. Okay. Look, stop my finger. >> Where's Ney? >> He's not here. >> Section. >> Not here. >> Burger. >> Not here. >> What you see is what you get. >> Keep your eyes open. Keep watching. >> I'm going to move my I know. >> Okay. Keep watching my finger, please. You're right. >> I swear to God, I'm so straight and I wasn't even driving, you [ __ ] >> Well, like I said, you and I made eye contact and you drove past me on Mechanic Street and then this officer watched you pull into here and get out. Keep watching my finger, please. >> Keep watching my finger. >> Okay, conversation. I'm an eye contact kind of girl. Okay. >> Well, feel free to not talk then. Just watch my finger. Okay. Right. Okay, please watch my finger. >> Okay, please go ahead and start moving it. >> It's over here. >> Oh, yeah. I saw that, but I'm looking. I told you. >> Please look at my finger. >> Go hit it. >> Officers stay calm as she mocks them and refuses to take the process seriously. >> Hit it again. Uh, what's the yellow on your finger, bro? >> Keep your eyes open, please. They're open. I'm looking at what's yellow on your finger. Is that highlighted? >> Keep looking at my fingerprints. I'm going to flip it. It's going to go up now. Don't move your head. Okay. >> I don't know where my head was. Am I allowed to blink? Is that like a good >> Yes, ma'am. You can blink. >> All right, we're going to do some walking tests now. Okay. Can we agree this is a flat >> pass the first three? That's 100 out of 100, right? >> Can we agree this is a flat surface and this is a straight line? >> About your opinion. >> Can we agree this is a flat surface? This is a straight line. >> No, but whatever you'd prefer. >> Would you go would you prefer to go somewhere else? >> Honey, I don't give a I'm sober. Hit me. >> Understood. Go and put your left foot on that line. Put your right foot in front of it. Heel to toe. Just like this. Don't move until I tell you to start. Keep your hands down at your sides, please. Hands down at your sides, please. Thank you. When I tell you to, you're going to take nine consecutive heel to toe steps on that line. You would do a turn. Demonstrate to you take nine to step for that long as you tell me the instructions. That's right. >> Okay. So, left foot on the line, right foot in front of it. Your first step will count as one. One, two, three, all the way up to nine. I did three. You'll do nine. Once you get to your nine step, keep your front foot on the line. Take a series of smaller steps just like this. Get right back aligned. And then you're going to take nine more of the toe steps that way. >> 18 basically all together. Nine nine. >> Nine forward, nine back. >> Okay. >> Is this crazy, right? >> And nope, she doesn't stop there. She interrupts constantly and can't even seem to follow the test instructions. >> Once you once you start, do not stop. Keep your hands down at your >> By the way, I want a warrant for that. >> Once you start, do not stop. Keep your hands down at your sides. Count each step out loud and look down at your feet. Remember, each step needs to be heel to toe. >> Do you understand all my feet? >> Do you understand all of my instructions, ma'am? >> Absolutely. Don't look at my feet. >> Okay, you may begin. >> Go ahead and get back in that starting position. >> Place my feet. >> Go and get in that starting position. >> Go and get the starting position. >> They're ugly. >> Left foot on the line, right foot in front of it, heel to toe. All right, >> we're doing nine a piece. >> Do you understand all the instructions? >> Nine and nine. Do you understand all of my instructions? Okay, you may begin >> from the starting hands down. >> Yes, ma'am. There you go. >> Count out loud. >> Okay, let me restart that count. Okay. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay, 10. >> We're going to do one more test. This the one leg stand test. When I tell you to >> Uncle J team, >> is there anything else you want to say to it? >> I didn't do it. >> Okay. Feet together again for me, please. Hands on your sides. When I tell you to ma'am, you're going to raise feet. >> Doesn't matter like flat surface or not. Even if I do anything, >> you do whatever is best for you. Okay? >> When I tell you to begin, you're going to raise one of your feet. It does not matter which one, approximately 6 in off the ground. You're going to point your toes forward. You keep it foot parallel to the ground. And you're going to count in this manner. 1 10002 1003 until I tell you to stop. I'm going to use my left foot. 100,00 1,002 1003 1004 1005 1006 notice how >> seconds >> until I tell you to stop. >> That's ridiculous. What if you keep me at like 20 seconds? Nobody stands on their foot for 20 seconds. Okay, you ready? >> I bet you I can't. >> Do you understand all of my instructions? >> The woman shows she's full of confidence, declaring she'll pass everything with ease, even the one leg stand. >> I understand everybody can. >> Are you ready, sir? Okay, you may begin. >> Oh, you're timing me, bro. Okay, one foot. >> Hands down. Hands down at your sides. 6 in off the ground. 6 in off the ground. >> 6 in off the ground. I don't know what 6 in is to you. >> Okay. >> Want to try the other one? >> Whatever you're most comfortable with. >> I did. Oh, I can do that. >> Okay. >> Well, this might be a little more. >> Okay. Is that how you're going to do the test? >> Well, no. I don't know what you said. Six inches when I lift my leg up like this. So, clearly that wasn't good enough. So, I got to hold my whole ass leg up. Okay. >> What's six inches off of you? >> Okay. >> On a scale. >> Stayed on both of my legs. >> On a scale of 1 to 10, one being stone cold sober, 10 being highly intoxicated. Where do you rate yourself at right now? >> I smoke a little bit of and that's totally legal and I am totally sober considering the fact that I have to take care of my friends all night long. >> Okay. So, what number would you put yourself at? I showed up to the bar tonight and got a ride to the bar tonight was to get my friend that lane. >> Understood. So, what number would you put yourself out? Between one and >> uh how about a 0.75? >> 0.75. Understood. >> Yeah. >> Like I literally worked at Legends. >> Okay. >> And it got off at 9:00 at night. >> Okay. >> Patroll, what'd you find out? >> She was actually in driving. >> Okay. >> So, the surveillance video here has shown that she were driving. >> So, do you have a warrant for that? I don't need a warrant for that. Okay. So, we have I saw you driving on Mechanic Street. Patrolman Fe saw you getting out of the vehicle here. >> And the camera footage shows you getting out here. >> So, let me ask you again. Was somebody else driving this vehicle is what you're trying to claim. >> But once the tests are done, her attitude changes fast. She tries to talk her way out, asking officers to skip the arrest and just give her a ticket. >> So, >> so are you going to write me a ticket? And then am I allowed to go home and then I can go to court and deal with this in court? >> You are going to deal with this in court? Absolutely. I am going to write your ticket. Absolutely. And you're also going to jail. >> So you're under arrest for OVI obstructing official business and driving under suspension. >> Go ahead and face away from me. Put your hands on your back. >> Arrested for an OVI. >> Turn right away from me. Put your hands on your back. >> Yes, because you're driving drunk and probably high. >> I lit Did I? >> So go ahead and turn around. Put your hands on your back. >> But did I What did I do wrong? How? What did I do wrong? >> Several things, man. >> What? >> You have to read the entire report for the all the things you did wrong. >> So, you had the right to remain silent of law. You had the right to attorney if you had a for be appointed for you and you had the separate questions anytime. >> Do you understand all your >> Am I able to get bonded out? >> Can you please stop pulling away while I try and put your cuffs on? >> I thought they were already on. So, >> I'm trying to make them so they're tight and non. >> I don't want them too tight cuz they >> I'm sure you don't. >> Well, it's not What I going to do? Just don't make them too tight to where they hurt. Please. >> Absolutely. >> Please don't make them to where they hurt. >> I'm not going to make them so they hurt, but they're also not going to >> Oh, you're Conor. The one that's >> Can you please stop? >> Do you want a belly belt? >> Uh, is that So, do I get a bon? >> Do you understand your rights? I feel >> I know my rights. I would like to know what if I even have a reason to call somebody or no. >> Huh? >> But will I be able to get bonded out? So I could get botted out before then. >> S do you have anything illegal in or on you that's getting you into more trouble at the jail? >> I know. >> Can you stop moving around so much while I try and put your cuffs on? >> How long does it take to put a cuff on? >> Well, you consider you haven't stopped moving. >> Tongue up. Can you put your phone up? Thank you. >> Can I put back on? Officers staying composed place her in the patrol car and remind her that she had multiple chances to make the right call before choosing to drive. >> May I please uh call my mom before uh we head out of here? >> Negative. >> Why? >> You had literally all night to call your mom. Then hopefully I've called many people. >> Put your shoe on. >> I really can't call my mom or anybody. >> No. Go back over here. >> Seriously? >> Yeah. Seriously, >> why? >> Why didn't you call somebody in your when you were sitting at the bar? >> I did not have my phone. I told you that. Someone literally had my phone the whole entire time. >> Oh, >> I swear to God. Jordan literally pulled it out of a car. >> Okay. Have a seat. >> I swear to God. >> Have a seat. >> May I please >> No. Sit in the car. >> You go on the side, please. >> Please. No. Absolutely not. You should have made better decisions before you got in the car in your in your current state. >> I'm fine. I'm literally not drunk. I have not drank this entire time. That is crazy. >> In the end, she's charged with OVI, obstructing official business, and driving under suspension. Number three, what happens when you pretend police don't exist? Police attempt to stop a red Honda after observing it speeding and driving recklessly. Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerates, nearly hitting another car, and continues northbound as officers pursuit. >> Pull over. >> Pull over the car. Pull the car over now. >> I have a Hispanic driver wearing a black hat, black brown hair, colorful bracelets. Pull the car over. Can >> you give me a driver's license photo on the registered owner? >> She's attached to your >> Put the vehicle in park. [Music] >> Yes, Mary's attached. [Applause] [Applause] getting 7 miles an hour. Approaching 120 light traffic. I have a secondary unit with me. >> 192. Do you guys have anything precise speed at this point? >> 41 miles an hour passing Volo. Still northbound on 12. She just almost ran into me. >> All right. If we're looking at potential DUI, if you haven't done so already, start calling it. [Music] >> She's pulling in the old fish line. >> We found a 8113 county w. >> We have a vehicle. here attempting to stop beating and potentially DUI. It is a red Honda with Illinois tag Adam Mary 42513. Adam Mary 42513. >> After leading officers into a residential area, the chase ends with her boxed in. >> Fish Beach Lake. I'm trying to find her straight. She is We are currently doing 10 mph trailer. 8126. >> Did this vehicle have any addresses in Fish Lake Beach? >> Yeah, we were northbound 12. >> Close the gates. >> Stop car. Stop the car. Oh, stop John 6589. DJ 4589 just for further information. She's a security guard today as we were there. for information. She just made a stop sign. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> Open the window. >> Fire department know that the subject is >> Open the window. If they want to walk around to the back, >> I will break this window. 8126. We got the car stopped. Still fish Fish Lake Beach. >> Open the door. Open the door. I will break this window and drag you out. >> If you want to go to the rear, >> I will break it. I have a window breaker. It will break. that there is >> open the window or open the door or I will break it and drag you out. >> Okay. >> Open the window >> all the way. >> How much? >> All the way. >> Despite repeated warnings, she refuses to exit the vehicle. Will she finally surrender or push things further? >> Open the window. >> This is Mark's house. >> I don't care. >> This is my uncle's house. Okay, open the window. >> We need you to take a step out of the car now. We don't want to break the window. >> Back away then. I don't have anything in the car. >> We don't want to break the window. >> Step out of the vehicle now or you'll be tased. >> Do not tase me. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the car. Turn around. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind. >> What kind of unit? We're going to have one in custody. We'll be switching back to our back car. >> Did you put on es? >> Straighten your hand up for me. >> Just one car just in case. I do have a car out of the way. >> Can you please shut my door and get out of my car? Don't touch it. Glad you think that you are running the show here. It was real fun, right? >> That was the funniest thing I've done. >> Yeah, it's great. >> Street. >> Actually, every day I do something funnier. >> Good. Let's uh see what felonies we get you with today. >> I had a class one when I was 17. >> Hey, and let's continue living this life, right? >> Yeah. No, you guys have already taken my life. What are you going to do with me? >> And we're having a car. >> Yes, sir. here for trespassing. >> Uh, >> first class is towing me. First class is towing. You better make sure that first class is >> No, ma'am. See, this is >> They have a They have a 26 8192. >> Yeah. 26. >> Spread your legs. Why didn't you stop? >> Because isn't a good answer. If you give me a reasonable answer, it makes sense. >> I was going to my dad's house. >> Okay. Where's your dad live? vacation village. >> Even in cuffs, she shows no remorse, laughing and taunting the officers as if it's all a joke. >> So, you just didn't want to stop for >> light sirens, two squad cars? >> No, like I just drive to my dad's house and do what I want. >> I've never been out of the country. >> You've been out of the country? >> We're still in Illinois, which is >> But have you ever traveled outside of the country? Apparently, there is a nurse location. >> I haven't. So, um, can you please uncuff me? >> That's not how that works. You didn't stop. We've been He's been following you since 176. >> I don't care. What is your name? >> Officer Pet. >> Officer Pat. >> I know a lot of Pats. >> Okay. So, what have you been doing today? >> I um What did I do today? >> Just so you know, real quick, cuz you are going to be charged. You are in handcuffs. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to attorney. If you can't afford one, what one can be appointed affording you for saying what you are saying to me? >> Okay, that's fine. So, you have you understand those rights. >> Can you please take one step back? >> Do you understand those rights? >> Can you please take one step? Do >> you understand those rights? >> Can you please take one step back? I just asked you three times. >> I don't know where you think this is going. Okay. You do not dictate the situation. Okay. You do not walk away from me. You are under arrest >> for what? >> Come on. You think this is game? >> I want my shoe. >> I don't Hey, I'm going to secure you as a prisoner that you are. Okay. >> Thank you. Unlock my truck, please. >> Like, seriously, >> once you start being respectful and you want to pay attention and realize the situation, I'll start listening to you. Ah, >> think this is a game. >> You're taking off my Don't steal my >> With her in the back seat, the officers gathered to review everything that just happened. >> So, she's already trespassed from this property. >> Oh, I'm just saying she will not be able to come back on this property. >> She just never stopped. Well, yeah, I got felony charges. I'm call Mike for one. It's a felony flee. >> Um, >> light sirens. All she almost did, did you at that one point? >> Uh, it was Fish Lake Road. >> Just for information, we have one in custody, female. If we get mics for one, she'll be in custody for aggravated fleeing and egg uh eggat. Thanks for coming out. It's I don't know where we're at, >> but you know, >> she hit you when she got in there. >> No, >> it's it's still egg bat with the car though. >> It's egg. >> Yeah, whichever. >> Okay, buddy. >> It could be corrected. >> It's It should be definitely a caught on my camera cuz you go like that. >> All right. Before I search your vehicle, okay, do you have anything in there that's going to stink me, harm me, poke me, or any of my partners in any way? >> No. >> Excuse me? >> No. >> Okay. You should have somebody watch her because there's narcan all over the car. >> Thank you. >> We have uh Coler on the way. >> You probably could hit her with DUI unless that's how she talks normally. I didn't see her eyes though. >> I saw her eyes. They were dilated and red, but I'll talk to her a little more in the station. >> No, no, no. Don't get out. >> I'm not going to get out of the vehicle. I'm just sitting. I'm thirsty. I >> mean, she was literally laughing. >> What did she Did she flick you off at that one point? Why was her hand out the window? >> I think she was just waving. >> Oh, that's when I caught up to you guys. >> I think she was just waving, >> but I pulled up next to her and started recording with my body cam. >> 28 William. [Music] Oh, different pills, too. >> Considering the amount of controlled substances found inside the car, they decide to check on her well-being and determine if medical help is needed. >> Mary, do you have active insurance on the vehicle? >> Yes, USAA. >> Where is it through? >> USAA. Is there some a card in the uh >> Yes, sir. It's in my phone. >> It's in your phone. All right. I'll give you the opportunity at the station to present that. Okay. >> I don't want to go to the station. We're trying to go to my dad. >> Okay. Well, we got this to figure out now. >> Yeah. She said it was USAA. You could keep it. She said she has an active copy on her phone. So, I'll give her the opportunity. All right. So, I'm just going to ask you, okay, uh before I'm not going to search you right now, your vehicle >> part of my business. >> Okay. You don't you didn't swallow anything. >> You didn't swallow anything. >> Okay. I just want to make sure for your safety, make sure I don't need to get you an ambulance or something. If a baggie broke or something, I don't want you overdosing on me. >> I do not overdose. >> All right. You didn't swallow anything? >> No, I've been before, but I do not take pills or anything from people that I do not know. >> She looks inebriated, but >> yeah. >> Yeah, >> we kind of cuffed her before we did anything just based on what we had. >> Well, the driving and everything else you saw, she was all over the road. She was like that for a while. >> Yeah. Well, I didn't see all the way up until I caught up to you right before Bonner. >> Yeah, I saw. >> So, that's why I saw the >> going into your lane. >> 813. Can >> you stand up for me? >> Turn around and face the wall. >> 5 foot 4 and a half. >> Can you face the wall? I'm going to take these off of you. Okay. Please keep in mind everything is audio and visually recorded in here. Okay. So, let's not make this any worse than we already have today. Okay. >> All right. So, have you been drinking today? >> No. >> No. >> You can turn around and face me. You haven't had anything to drink? >> No. >> How about pills or anything? Are you >> I take prescription medication? Um, I've taken my medication as prescribed. >> Okay. All right. All I'm ask is I'm going ask you to take a step off the wall for me. >> Once at the station, it's time for sobriety testing followed by a breath test. Let's find out how she performs. >> Yep. >> I'm going just ask you to do a couple things to see where things are at here because I'm I'm really just kind of concerned about you after everything we just went through. Okay. >> Okay. >> And I'm going to have you follow my finger. >> Yeah, I do have corrective eye surgery on this eye. >> Okay. On that eye? >> Yes. >> All right. Have you had any hand injuries or >> uh I have beaten but I was by script out of my mother when I was born. Okay. All right. Um, so what I'm going to do is just keep your head still. You're not going to move your neck, right? You're just going to follow my finger right here with your eyes. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. Um, what I have to do is All right. Do you have any problem with your legs? >> I have a bum knee. >> A bum knee? >> But it's not metal yet? >> No. Any issues with standing on one leg or the other? >> No. >> No. >> One. Two. >> Okay. Please get back in the starting position. >> Starting position. >> Yep. Which would be the left foot in front of your right foot. >> Like starting position. >> No. Your left foot in front of your right foot. >> My left foot in front of my right foot. >> Yep. That's probably the best you've done here. All right. Now, let me ask you this. Right. You said you didn't take any pills today. >> I took my medication. >> You took your medic as prescribed? Would you give a blood sample? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. Um, with that, I'm going to come back and read you the documentation. All right. I don't believe >> Can I refuse to take the blood because I am not drinking anything? >> You can refuse. >> Like, I could take a breath away. So, I honestly do not want to give you my >> And here's the thing. So, I'll I give you the opportunity to take a breath, right? But I'm going to call for blood as well. All right. Call my doctor. >> And that's something that I need consent from you for or I could get a warrant. All right. >> The woman initially refuses a blood draw, but later agrees after being told a warrant could be obtained. >> But if you're telling me that you took everything as prescribed, >> I did. >> Then there's nothing to worry about cuz you'll have a prescription to match the levels of what's in your system. >> Right. So, I'm it's you know where I'm >> You can do a breathalyzer first and then shake my blood. >> Okay. I appreciate your cooperation. That will go a long way with me. Okay. Um go ahead and take a seat. Would you like a glass of water? >> Yeah. I have hungry. >> All right. Go ahead and turn around for me cuz I got to put this back on your wrist. Okay. You give me your wrist, please. You want it like this? Is that okay? All right. I'll be right back. if I could get out. Ultimately, she's charged with aggravated fleeing and eluding, aggravated battery of a peace officer, resisting arrest and DUI. Number two, she thought she could talk her way out of attacking grandma. A domestic call leads officers to intervene in a situation between an elderly woman and her granddaughter. The call comes after the grandmother reports that during an argument in the bathroom, her granddaughter kicked her in the belly, causing her to fall back into a hallway wall. Officers arrive and speak with the elderly woman, who calmly explains the situation. Hello. Meta police. >> Hello, sweetie. Did you call? >> Yeah. >> What's going on? >> I want to drive fast. My granddaughter kicked in my stomach. >> Where's your granddaughter now? >> She left. >> She kicked you in your stomach? Is she uh I was >> Can we come inside? >> I went No, I seen her. I need a kick. She was in the bathroom. She flying out flying out the bathroom and walking in the hallway. >> This your granddaughter. >> What's her name? >> Brown. >> Was she What is she being with you about? What is she so upset about? Where she has a kid name? I told her cup. I can't guess where they gave me the number and so they'll come at 2:00 in the morning. >> This is here all the time for all the time. We were here. We were here. >> You need uh the fire department to come check you out? >> Yes. >> It doesn't take long to find the granddaughter, but she's not cooperative. She immediately denies any wrongdoing and becomes aggressive with the officers. >> Get away. >> Yeah. Have a seat, please. >> What? About what? >> Have a seat, please. >> About what? >> Ma'am, have a seat. >> Yes. Can you send a pull on? I have a seat. Wait a minute. I don't know. You could be a kidnapper or anything. So, hold on. Orlando Police Department. >> I understand that. Actually, I don't. And I'm I'm I'm a police officer as well. So, please stop. I don't know who you is. real. What? What you on? >> Yeah. Yeah. I need an officer. I >> I'm on um >> I'm on OPT and um Central. >> Um I need a police officer. I don't know who this is. I don't know if he's talking about uniform or anything. I I feel like I'm about to be kicked out. I ain't did nothing. I'm a police officer as well. Please send in the unit. Matter of fact, I'm on um Nashville and Washington Street. Police in the unit cuz I don't know who this is going >> and he has no reason to be in my face. >> It's it's a police officer in my face for no reason. And I'm I'm law enforcement as well. And he in my face for no reason. And I feel very threatened. Uh, it say MC MC. He don't look like a MC at all. Yes. Actually, I was on my way to the courthouse. I'm going to go file some paperwork and I think he's trying to kidnap me before I go do it. So, please send an officer. I don't know who this is. I ain't get nothing to be in my face. I don't know who this is. >> What you sir? What you want? >> Right now, you are chained >> for what? >> Not free to go. >> For what? anything that happened with your grandmother? >> I didn't do anything for her. >> Okay. >> Interrupting constantly, she claims she's law enforcement and demands they leave. Let's see how that plays out. >> I didn't do anything to her. >> Just know you're not free to go. >> Whatever. Hey, sir. Please. Um 4108. They talking about I'm on my way to 33rd. I'm a police officer as well. I am law enforcement. I didn't do anything to that lady. I'm supposed to go fing paperwork and he's trying to kidnap me before I >> do it. >> Mhm. >> Can you get my stuff down there? >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm going to take this off the way though. I'm not going to let you carry these in. >> Okay, but they can do that when I get there. Do not touch my hair. >> Tell them don't touch my hair, though. I'm >> not going to let you get in the back. >> Yes, you are. Don't touch my hair. >> Trying to help you, ma'am. >> No, he's not. >> Can't ride with this in your head. >> Yes, I can. Stop touching my hair. >> I'm just trying to help you, man. >> No, you're not. >> Want to get jammed up? >> I didn't do anything. What is you trying to arrest me for? >> Do you want us to You want us to explain that? >> No, I don't. I didn't do nothing. >> Then why are you asking? Let walk you over here. >> That lady is a witch. That is not That is a koi witch in there. And she I did not do nothing. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No, I didn't do >> have any pockets. Nothing tucked in your shoes. Nothing tucked in your breast area. Nothing in there. Okay. All right. >> I'm going to get the AC going for you and then I'll explain everything once we're in here. Okay. >> Please tell this man to get these handcuffs off me. Go take a seat. >> I am law enforcement as well. I didn't do anything. >> Please don't make me force you in the car. >> 45. >> You want your seat belt on? >> No, I don't. >> Inside the patrol car, she takes it to another level, accusing the officers of being imposters and saying they're trying to kidnap her. >> Only thing as far as paperwork wise, because we should just trade spots. I'll take her and if you can just knock out the paperwork for me. Thank you. >> Um, >> I'll just do the the notification card and that's it. [Music] >> Okay, we're helping you >> just >> lady or the the lady 73 years old. >> Wheelchair bound basically. ma'am. >> What? >> What is that on your neck? >> Why do you No. Stop touching me. >> No. No. No. No. No. Do not put your hands on me. >> No. You're not. You're not going to put your hands on me. >> You trying to kidnap me. >> You're already detained. >> It don't matter. Do not put your hands on me, though. So >> you're kidnapper and I'm going to get you put on execution list for kidnapping me. I'm law enforcement too. So just know that and I'm not even playing with you. You really can take these handcuffs off me. I ain't do your >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Take that. >> Why are you touching my thing? That's my speaker. Why is you touching my face? >> You have a seat. >> You got a seat. >> So, what is this? Did you just say you was taking the handcuffs off me? >> I just told him I'm on law enforcement. So, when something So, so when you get locked up and when you go to prison, don't don't don't ask why. You know exactly why. All right, I'm go get this. >> Given the seriousness of the allegation and the victim's age, officers arrest the granddaughter for domestic battery on a person 65 years of age or older. Number one, the laundromat staff had enough and so did everyone else. Police are called to a laundromat after reports that a customer pushed another during a dispute. Officers arrive, assess the situation, and find no major injuries or immediate threat. >> Hello. What happened? >> Um I I don't know what happened. All I know is that they were in front of each other. I thought they was talking. Um and um I guess I said daughter was telling me that she pushed the other one. They later >> I guess they pushed her. >> It may have been the Yeah. I guess she asked her to move. She became upset or something. Yeah. Um um so >> did you see anything with you other than talking? >> No, not really. Um she wanted to get her clothes out of the dryer um right next to where she's standing and she wouldn't move. So it's like she's right here but the opening dryer is there. >> So I asked her cuz she moved to the side so the lady get her clothes. I'm not in her way. I'm not in her way. And so I called my boss to ask him how he want me to handle the situation. She said that uh if she didn't move to call you on >> you want her to go to be trespassed or no? >> You want me to call my boss to ask? >> That's up to you. I mean >> trespass. Let me let me call him >> because if she's going to act a certain way and I listen to you then you don't have to put up with that. >> Right. Right. She then she she always have a little problem. I ain't never I guess >> she a problem child down here. >> Yes. It's like wherever she at if I'm washing here won't be in my space. Do you want to call your boss to see if he wants to trespass? >> You don't have to. I mean, you have the authority to to do that yourself without your boss. I mean, you're an employee. You're a representative. >> Right. Right. >> But um >> Hey, so um >> basically Spanish lady and the lady down there, they they have a they're drawing clothes next to each other. vanished lady asked her to warning to her kindly move so she can get her clothes. She ignored her. Um she asked her again to move and I guess she kind of turned the cart. >> What may have been accidental quickly turned into something else thanks to her aggressive attitude and the staff didn't take it lightly. said it was maybe accidental, but um I guess she got involved who's a manager and said, "Hey, can you move?" And she kind of gave her a hard time. So, I'm asking her if she wants her to be trespassed because according to her, she's have a problem child when she's here. So, but there there's no no crime or nothing. It's just >> Yeah, it's just a 22. But >> lady over there apparently could be a pain in the ass. >> We can ask her to leave. >> Yeah, that's trespass. >> Yeah, >> we can ask her to leave. >> Yeah, if she's a problem right now, if she doesn't if you don't want to trespass her, we don't have to. >> We don't have to. >> We can tell her to leave to to remove the situation. >> So, you want her to leave? >> No. >> You want her to leave now? >> Yeah. All right. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> How you doing, ma'am? Ma'am. Ma'am, >> ma'am, [Music] ma'am, we don't want this to escalate. We need more. [Music] >> Ma'am, [Music] you need to leave. Ma'am. Ma'am, you need to leave. >> Ma'am, >> ma'am. Ma'am, >> get up. >> You need to leave. You need to leave. >> Ma'am. Okay. >> Oh my god. The police will not stop harassing me. Oh my god. The police will stop harassing me. >> All right. You need to leave. Okay. >> Oh my god. Help. Help. >> All right. Ma'am, don't >> Oh my god. >> Don't make this me. Ma'am, >> help me. God, help me. >> Ma'am. >> She keeps yelling, refusing to back down or leave the premises. Officers give several clear warnings, but she still won't listen. >> Ma'am, can you get your stuff and please leave? Ma'am. >> Oh my god. The police will not stop. >> Ma'am. All right. Let me see if she wants to get trespassed. >> Go ahead. >> All right. >> Do you want a trespasser? >> Go ahead. >> All right. >> Go ahead. >> Go ahead. The right time is go all the way to the Supreme Court and everybody involved. >> Ma'am, >> go ahead. >> Ma'am, can can you listen to what I have to say? >> I'm listen to my music with y'all on Sunday cuz you got on uniform, >> ma'am. The the manager wants you to leave. >> Okay. >> Okay. If you don't get your stuff and leave, you are going to be arrested for trespass after warning. >> Go ahead. >> Okay. >> Do what you got to do. >> Are you refusing to leave? >> Do what you got to do. >> Are you refusing to leave? >> Do what you got to do. >> Ma'am, are you refusing to leave? >> Do what you got to do. I'm listening my >> Are you refusing to leave? So, I wonder what happened in the 1960s when um Are you refusing to leave, ma'am? Utilized the police and utilized >> Are you refusing to leave, ma'am? >> Are you refusing to leave? >> Do what you got to do. >> Are you refusing to leave? All right. Get up. Get up. Get up. [Music] Don't do this. Don't resist. >> Don't resist. Don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. >> Don't scratch me. All right. Don't Ready? Yeah. >> What should have been a calm walk out the door ends with her restrained on a stretcher. Even while in custody, she keeps pushing back and mocking the officers. >> Look at the cameras. >> Look at Look at the cameras and these people will see. Listen, look at the cameras. >> No, we know right now open the door. >> You got to open the door. Okay. So, as soon as >> I'm sorry, I forgot to introduce myself. My name's Lieutenant. >> Um, stand the deputies some level of force today to arrest you. >> I don't know. The the police were just they was the only ones jumping around at us. You'll see it on the camera. >> Do you want to talk to me? >> My name. >> I'm sorry. What's your name? you. >> That's okay. You can do that. >> Yeah. Yeah. I know. I know. >> He didn't call him. >> They didn't They didn't caught another. >> You don't have to say that. >> They caught another. >> You want to say he caught another >> Hold up. Let me get a picture of you, ma'am. Ma'am, over. Can you look? >> Ma'am, can you look at me? Let me take your picture, please. >> Yeah, I will. Ma'am, can you can you just turn your face towards me and let me get a picture of you? >> Look at him. He's >> Ma'am, can you can you look at me so I can take your picture? >> Ma'am, could you please cooperate? >> Thumbs up. >> Do you have She's a problem child here. >> Yes, she is. >> Is this a Okay. I just want to see. >> You usually talk to her and not have a problem with her no more, but I have no idea today. So, >> we asked her to leave. She didn't leave. We asked her politely to leave. Then she wouldn't leave. I asked her if she wants to trespass and I asked her to leave again under her trespass warning. She refused to leave. >> She's charged with battery for the initial card contact and with resisting arrest for her refusal to leave and physical resistance during the arrest. Turns out shouting doesn't override the law. Which meltdown was most entertaining? Tell us in the comments.