It always starts small. A complaint, a demand, a scene. But when these Karens got involved, things went from bad to felony level fast. Here are five cases when psycho Karens get felonies during insane arrests. Number five, how a petty argument over a stripper ended in handcuffs. Officers respond to an apartment complex after a fight between neighbors. A woman upset that a man went to see her girlfriend at a strip club confronts him and ends up taking a swing. Here's what goes down when police show up. >> What happened? >> She just came over here talking about her stripper girlfriend that he says that he wants a girlfriend in the club or something. Trying to I try to tell him, man, what is the point of this conversation? And she kept just saying that he was talking to her girlfriend some at the strip club at odds and then she ended up swinging on him because he said something. Share 243 girlfriend touch the girl or nothing like that. She just came over here starting. >> Do you know her? >> No, I don't know her. >> You ever seen her before? >> Yeah, I've seen her come to the hot dog stand and grab a hot dog, but other than that >> things are usually pretty cordial. Yeah, everything be all sudden. She just came here. She probably dropped her phone. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Police. You >> mind just step down and talk to us real quick? >> What? >> Uh because we're conducting a battery investigation. >> Okay. >> Just step out for us real quick so we can talk to you. Just got to ask you some questions. That's it. >> What's up? >> You mind stepping out here for us? >> What's going on? >> Step out here, please. >> Please. I don't want to have to make you step out here. Just step out here for us so we can talk to you. understanding what's going on cuz >> well we'll explain all that but we're telling you >> he came out he touched me first >> okay >> my girl's a dancer right okay >> and him he sells hot dogs all out there >> and I was like you know if you know my girls doing that like he goes to the strip club multiple times >> and he makes comments like >> oh I know her I know her and I'm like >> I approached him I was like why were you doing that like >> he was like, "Oh, I'm not." But then after that, he was like, "Oh, yeah. Your girl, she has a flat." Okay. So, just admitted that you go to strip club to see my girl. That's weird for me, you know. And again, I just said, "Hey, like what are you doing?" Like, >> the woman tells her side, saying things blew up after the man made a comment about her girlfriend. I don't I don't understand. Like if I were if I did like an apartment complex, I wouldn't go there to see, you know, it's like I don't understand that. And I'm like, what are you doing, bro? >> Okay. >> And he doesn't understand. >> So you said that he touched you first. >> Yes. >> But the dreadhead guy, the Jamaican. Okay. >> He can vouch for that. >> Okay. Um, can you please step out here so that I don't have to hold this door open because I don't want you I don't know what's inside the apartment. >> Well, there's nothing in here. Okay. Just come step outside. >> No, no, no. Don't touch me. We're >> not doing that. Come on. Come outside. >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> I want you to stand outside. >> For what? >> Because you're detained right now. >> For what? >> And for officer safety. We're not going to let you go back in the apartment. >> I want to go before I get No. No. I want to go here before I cuz you're not going to speak with me at all. >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay. And if you a dread head. >> Listen, >> can you listen to him and then we can >> Let me explain this. If you don't want to talk to me, that's fine. >> Can you please put your phone away? >> Put the phone away while >> No, no, no. >> Okay. All right. >> I'm going to No, I need to record. >> Yeah. Everything's being recorded by us. >> No. >> Drop the phone. >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything to him. I didn't touch him. >> Okay. >> I didn't touch him. >> We're just trying to talk to you and you're not being cooperative. So, >> I am. I didn't. No, you're not. >> You're not listening to us. The dread head outside. He can tell you I did not touch him. That's what I'm saying. The dread head out. >> I'm not We've been patient with you. I'm not going to say the same thing 100 times. >> The dread. Please talk to him. Please talk to him. Please. >> The dread. We'll >> talk to him. We'll talk to him. >> I didn't touch >> I didn't touch him, bro. >> Don't you tense away from me, >> bro. Hey. Hey, talk to me. Stop. >> Stop it. >> Talk to me, please. >> When officers try to lead her outside, she fights it, yelling and refusing to cooperate. >> Bro, no, because you're you are doing >> Stop grabbing me. Don't you tense away from me, >> bro? Hey. Hey, >> STOP. >> HEY, >> STOP OR YOU'RE GOING TO GO DOWN THE GROUND. >> Talk to me, please. >> Just walk. >> Just walk, >> bro. No, >> just walk. >> No, because you're you are doing >> walk to the car. >> No, because I didn't do that. >> Stand up. Stand up. Act like an adult. >> No. Let me call somebody. Hey, >> stand up. >> No, cuz I didn't do Hey, >> this going to make this hard. Hey, I didn't do Are you serious, >> bro? I didn't do it. >> Where's my phone? >> Don't worry about it. >> No. Yeah, I worry about it. I worry. >> Not >> I worry about it. I get a right to my phone. >> I get a RIGHT TO MY PHONE. >> STOP GRABBING IT. >> All right. I didn't do a piece of you. >> And she grabbed me. So >> there goes a bat Leo charge. I got marks to prove it. There's a felony charge. >> Even after being cuffed, she keeps arguing that the man touched her first and should be the one under arrest. >> And Tanya, just how to say your name? >> No. >> How do I say your name? Yeah. Can you do a breathalyzer on him? >> Bertiliz on him? No. >> No, no, no. The guy on over there. Can you do a breathalyzer on him? All I'm here for is to search you. Okay. Make sure you don't have anything in me. But can you do a breathalyzer on? >> Let's go take care of you and then I answer your questions when I done what I can do. >> You don't do breathalyzing in person like that? No, we don't. >> He is. >> Can you walk out so I can do a search on you so you don't get yourself in trouble here? I'm not trying to get myself in trouble, but they should search both parties in the situation. >> Like, I'm just saying like he called the cops on me, but I didn't do anything. I was at home. My girl can vouch. I was at home. >> She's just here to do the search. You're arguing with the wrong person. >> Search and then >> I didn't do anything. Are y'all going to at least detain him? And >> no, we have to do a search of you and then you go back in the car. Step out for us, please. >> Come on, man. Now you don't get yourself in trouble. You know that, right? >> I'm already in trouble for nothing. >> If you don't step out of the vehicle, we'll we're going to charge you with obstruction as well. >> Look, you're going to get the fine. >> Take care. Look, take care of that after. Okay. >> No, but I'm getting detained when he is the one who did. I didn't have charge for >> listen I was a probation officer but I didn't do >> if I have to rip you out of this car you're catching another charge I promise you >> he is the one who >> step out of the car >> step out of the chances >> car out of the car step out of the Stand up and act like an adult. >> I didn't do >> Oh, you're going to Don't stop. >> Officers stay calm, complete their search, and prepare to take her in. >> Baby, baby, >> look at me. I don't have nothing on me. I told you that. Um resist me, bro. What the >> body? You're not special. >> Okay, so what about him? He's not getting checked. >> We don't have any reason to check him. He's not going to jail. >> He's the one who touched me first. >> I have it on video. It's all right. It's cool. >> I already watched your video and >> you didn't watch the video. Stop. Put me in the >> Stop. Stop moving. Y'all didn't do, bro. Y'all didn't investigate. That's what I thought. >> All right. >> Stay in there. Get in the car. >> What are you doing? Look at you. >> Get in the car. >> Look at you. I'm going to >> get in the car. >> I'm going to I'm going to get so much money from y'all. Look at you, bro. >> Get in the car. >> I can't get in the car. You didn't Look at you pushing me. Look at you. Look at you. Look at you. In the end, she's charged with aggravated assault and obstruction for resisting the arrest and the earlier attack. Number four, what they found in her backpack changed everything. Officers respond to a bus stop after reports of suspicious activity involving a person suspected of selling illegal substances. Here's what happens when they arrive at the scene. >> So, there is a guy here with a red and white puffer jacket. Where's he at? >> The bus. I don't know who he is. You guys can't be trespassing here, by the way. So, you guys just got to get going. >> Hey, man. What's going on? Police department. >> Hey, what's up? >> Hey, what are you guys doing? >> Hey, man. You want to come here? Talk to you real quick. >> You want me to talk to you real quick? >> Talk to you. What's up? >> Hey, you got to call that you're selling stuff to people. What are you What are you selling? >> What? >> You're selling stuff to people is what somebody said. >> I got nothing to sell. What are you talking about? >> That's just what we were told. So, they said that you're over there trespassing on the speedway. There's not a lot of people wearing the red and white bumper jackets. >> I don't know. I got >> I'm telling nothing. >> I don't know what they're talking about. We just went we just came from around the freeway this way and the random bike stopped and talked to us and the man came down and said we we had to leave and I we weren't visiting we were just passing by >> just go ahead and sit down on that conquer for me. Please keep your hands out of your pockets. >> Yeah, but that's a lie. That's a lie. >> That's just what we got called for. So >> I don't know. >> What's your name? My name is Julie. >> Julie. What? >> Your date of birth. >> Say that one more time. >> Yeah. If you can grab it, please. >> I don't I don't have nothing. >> The woman insists nothing illegal occurred and denies all accusations made against her. >> Well, I don't know what he told you, but obviously somebody >> You said that. Somebody said that I was selling something. Why didn't you sell? I was going to get on the bus. I was just coming from the back. So random back stop us. >> So we always get the call at somebody, right? So >> messed up though because they know us and we're not even doing nothing. >> So listen, I'm not trying to be rude. >> So I'm trying to tell you what they told us, right? There's a lot of people coming up to you >> and there's stuff going there stuff being taken out of your bag and being to give it to them. >> Looks like hand to hand stuff, right? >> Looking for my lighter. I was looking for my lighter and then that man came up and he ran his arms. >> What man? >> The man inside this the freeway. We didn't even stop there. We didn't even get there. >> I'm talking like in this parking lot is where it was happening. >> No, it was back there. That guy came on the bike and talked to us. I'm looking for my lighter back then. And so here comes that man. He ran us out. So I came to the bus stop to sit down and get my lighter. >> You seem pretty passionate like you're doing. I get it. I understand. >> That's humiliating. That's humiliating, dude. >> Right. It's embarrassing to humiliate because that somebody's accusing me or >> Well, no one else knows what you're being accused of besides us right here right now. >> They heard you too bad there. >> I could barely hear what he was saying to you. So, there's no way that >> but regardless there was you guys are trespassing all this other stuff going on, right? So, that's what we could be addressing. We don't have to be addressing anything else. >> You guys were there 30 seconds. >> Okay. But I'm not going to back that. But you were there. You guys tasted you guys called on. That's what we're Okay. lower. >> If I ain't got nothing, what are you talking about? >> Well, we're going to get to all that in a second. >> Are you with that gentleman in that uh Chevrolet SUV? >> Can I just >> Can I finish talking? >> Officers explained that a witness reported seeing her pass items from her bag to others. Confident she has nothing to hide, she agrees to let them search her backpack. >> If you maybe if you listen a little bit, maybe you would understand before explain it to you. Okay. this SUV back there that has the towel over the window. Are you with that gentleman? >> You're not with them at all. >> Did you make contact footage? >> Send camera footage to see where the camera right now, right? We can't really detain video. >> Yeah. >> Here's your ID back for you, man. >> Thank you. >> Really? We're just getting asked just because they're selling stuff and everything like that. So, I'm not That's just what we were told. Okay. So, >> Okay. So, why not? >> Yeah. It's Is there any way that we could look through your bag? Possibly with your consent. >> I don't look through my bag. >> That's okay. >> And then what? What do you mean? >> All right. >> It'll it'll If there's nothing in there, we're good. You're out of here. We're out of here and done, right? >> All right. >> That's kind of >> Yeah. I don't care about >> Yeah. But if I don't have like I just said, I don't have no in my backpack. what he's there to to prove, you know. >> Yeah, exactly. I'm going to prove to you innocence. I'm letting you I'm allowing you. I'm proving to you. But you guys prove I just prove to you what went down and I'm going to approve it to you because I'm letting you backpack cuz I don't have >> I got nothing to hide. But my what's the truth? No. No. >> I'm not guilty. >> We I mean obviously we appreciate you cooperating with us, right? Obviously, if you're not guilty, you're letting us search it. >> It's humiliating. It's humiliating. I don't have no That's what I said from the beginning, right? Yeah. >> I'm not I'm not saying that you do, >> but we're just >> You don't have anything in your pockets either. >> Right there, >> but we don't smoke it right now. >> It says no trespassing. >> I just don't want the smoke in my face. >> This This stopped us on a bike right now. We only talked to him for 30 seconds. I was looking for my lighter. I finally found it before when he right when he pulled up, I found it. >> Okay. Is that what you're looking for? >> She continues to deny the claims, saying she was only looking for a lighter, but the search of her bag tells a different story. >> Yeah, that's all I was looking for. >> I wasn't looking for anything to sell to anybody or whatever, whatever they're saying about me. I can't tell. >> I don't know. >> I don't ask you what it is. White powder. >> I don't know what it is. Can't really tell. >> And there's two uh empty plastic bags. Okay. >> So, there's nothing else. >> Nothing else in there. pipe in here, right? >> Wax wax. >> Yeah, it's wax. >> Can you sit back down on the floor for me, please? >> So, I just got to read you something. Okay. >> All right. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you were being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. I'll get to that in a second. >> You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and answer my questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights as I as I have explained them to you? >> But why? >> Do you understand them? >> I understand my rights, but why? >> Okay. So, when I was looking through your bag, I there was a black tube that's usually used for joints there. And there was a white powdery substance inside. >> What? >> A white powdery substance. >> So, okay. Look, there's a a a black tube, right? And then there's a white powdery substance. >> Yes, sir. >> Why is it crushed up like that? >> Because I can't chew. I don't have no >> So, you crushed up and that's how you >> That's aspirin. That's aspirin. That's ibuprofen. >> The woman claims the powdery substance is just over-the-counter medication and urges the officers to test it to prove her innocence. >> You can test it and >> it's fine if we test it. >> Yes. Yes, you can test it right now. I promise you. Yes. the unit. >> Uh yeah, >> it's not too >> It looks like it. >> No, that's that's right. >> Okay. If it is, it is. Um but it looks like something, right? So, I'm just addressing it. Look, look, we're not trying to >> give you a hard time. We're just trying to figure it out, get rid of any allegations, and then be done with it. >> No. And I I I definitely appreciate you being honest uh and and helping us out cuz this could have gone a whole lot differently. >> Okay. Well, we'll check it out. Um, if it is, I have test kits. >> Yeah. >> Um, if it is, it is. And you're on your way. All right. I know. I mean, obviously, but >> already finished because this is humiliating, but >> if I'm not using dude and I'm not >> Well, there's a there. >> Yeah, but I'm not using. I've been clean. >> Okay. >> Months. >> Two months. What were you using? >> I smoke. I used to smoke. >> Yeah. >> But if I'm not using, I'm being honest with you. It doesn't matter what I have in there. If I haven't used it and I ain't touching it, why the I'm going to let you search my backpack. >> No, no, I agree. But sometimes people allow us to search and we and we find things and they forgot it was in there. >> Call a female officer. >> What's up? >> I call a female officer. >> Why? >> Because he said, "Well, how do I know?" I told >> it's fine. It's fine. We're fine. You don't I mean, and you don't have anything in your pockets, right? >> No, I don't have nothing. I don't just my driver and your jacket pockets. No, I don't have nothing. I don't I just have my That's it. My guards and my and I got a vape. Okay. I wouldn't lie. Look. No, I feel like you've been pretty honest this entire time. But like I said, we'll test this and if not, we're out of be doing that. You know, they don't even anybody else. >> So, you got to understand too like >> this area is not a good area. >> I'm seeing my pocket. As they begin the test, she keeps insisting she's done nothing wrong, admitting she's embarrassed by the situation. >> Um, this area is not a good area. >> I show you this. >> So, you have you have >> people walking through here that see happening. So, of course, you're going to call it. I have I don't have money. My money. >> I don't know. I don't know. Give me a second. lock. >> Yeah, I'll lock it. >> And I was just looking for a lighter. >> Just asking everybody for a lighter. >> That's all that was going on. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I was looking for my lighter cuz I thought one of you took my lighter. >> Okay. >> I was I was minding my own business. I was I was going to my sister. She works at speed up. >> Yeah. Are you just making your way down there? >> Yes. My sister always gives me money. >> Okay. So I I do appreciate you being cooperative with us and letting us search and everything like that and letting us test it. So >> it is embarrassing because every time I go to stores, I mean now they're going to say what what are you telling him or what? >> Yeah. And then same thing as before. I don't know if he already searched you. >> Yeah. In front of him. Do you mind if I just patch down really quick? Is that okay? All right. Go ahead and just turn away from me really quick and then just put your hands behind your back. Just about you. >> What's it just? >> Okay. >> I put it >> separate from my car. >> Yeah. >> I just pulled out my pockets. I told him, "Look, if I have money, I'm about to have money, dude." >> Yeah. >> Why am I going to lie? I'm going to try to get trouble. I have a 18-year-old son. >> Yeah. >> Look, I told him, "You don't need call for backup. I don't care." >> Sure. >> But will the results back up her story? Let's find out. >> Yeah, that's lot of ibuprofen. The doctor gave me 800 milligrams of ibuprofen. I have less. I have blood pressure. I'm diabetic. >> Uhhuh. >> You know, so it's like >> I got back. >> Yeah. >> And you guys see I don't have the money. >> Yeah. But you got to you got to look at it from our perspective, too. We're getting a call about hand to hands and everything like that behind the business and you walking up to people and everything. >> Yeah, but that's not me. >> I know. So, we're just going to test this and see what kind of comes back. somebody who's doing it. >> What's up? >> Pretty positive. Okay. >> All right, man. Go ahead and transplant your back. I would say so my pull up jack >> you see you see that I'm showing you what is this color >> I don't know what it is I don't >> do powder I promise >> I don't I swear on my mom's grave >> I'm done >> I promise I swear >> well I'm just showing you >> God knows Oh, that is not >> That's a positive open. >> That's the color it makes. >> Dude, I would lie. >> If if it wasn't, it wouldn't come that color. >> I wouldn't lie to you. I promise. I promise. >> Just me. >> Well, we'll have to call some people and >> see what they want to do. Okay. >> I just tested it. >> But I don't do I don't mess with it. >> Well, it might whatever is crushed up in that tube could be mixed with >> That's probably what it was. She admits to using substances in the past, but insists the powder must be a mixup or contamination. Officers stay calm and continue their investigation. >> I promise. I don't care. >> That's just what it's positive for. >> You got any needles or anything on you? >> Huh? You >> sure? >> I don't want my man. Okay, but I don't want my man. Oh, I don't do that. >> Can you believe me? Do that you guys. I promise my mom. I don't do pills. You can test me. Whatever. >> I don't do pills. >> No, I don't do pills. >> She said it. >> Yeah, I do. I need proping pills. I mean, that's over the counter. >> That's what the doctor gave me. I heard I proper. >> You saw the test kit, right? That was bad, man. >> I promise that was probably down. Do >> you have anything stuffed in your bra that we didn't know about? They acknowledge her frustration, but explain that the evidence and positive test results leave them no choice but to take her in. >> I told him to call him. >> Yeah, I think it's Take a seat. >> Do me a favor. Lean back. Look to the left. >> No, lean back against the chair. I'm going to buckle you up. Huh? >> Yeah. We'll have >> what's up. >> What do you mean by that? >> I don't do. >> So why do you say that? >> Because I told you guys don't do that. >> Okay, I'll be right back with you. >> What's up? Despite her please, they proceed with the arrest and transport her to jail for possession of a controlled substance and paraphernalia. Number three, this Waffle House visit didn't end with breakfast. Officers respond to a Waffle House following reports of a large fight involving multiple individuals and a possible weapon. As officers arrive, they attempt to sort through the crowd. >> Where are we going? >> Um, out front. Like 20 people started out in a brawl over drunk. One pulled out a gun. >> Yeah, someone had a gun. >> Describe the person that has a gun. >> Girl, long dark hair. Long dark hair. >> Was she white next to Enough. >> KNOCK IT OFF. >> WHAT'S going on? >> WHO'S GOT THE WEAPON? WHO'S GOT THE WEAPON? >> NOBODY DID ANYTHING WITH A WEAPON. >> IT WAS JUST A FIGHT. LIKE EVERYBODY WAS OVER. >> OKAY. All right. You see me fre You see me freaking out? Just somebody said >> I was told somebody has a gun. So nobody has a gun right now. >> No. >> All right. Has anybody here been hurt? >> No. No. >> Are you guys Are you guys all right? >> I think everybody's okay. >> Like I said, everybody just like >> All right, stand by. >> All right. Any of you guys see what happened? I didn't see what happened. >> All right. What's going on? >> I didn't at all. They just started. >> We just me and him just pulled up cuz we're going off walking. >> Is anyone here? I mean, there's a ton of people here. Anyone here currently that did something wrong? Okay. >> Arguing. >> Okay. >> They have my shoes. >> Were you Were you part of >> the car? >> I was not driving. >> She's saying it was a red car that >> I swear to God I did. >> I think I think they ran to that. >> Thank you. >> God. >> Go to the >> Well, no. Wait, whoa, hold on. Hold on one sec. What? Were you part of the the ruckus or whatever? All right. So, just tell me just everyone everyone's real elevated. Let's dial it down just one second. What's going on? What happened? >> So, we were inside eating. >> All right. >> I don't know what set it at all. >> They did. >> You just need >> my sho I had I had shoes on. I'm not ratchet. I'm not white. >> Okay. >> Police began questioning everyone at the scene trying to determine who allegedly had the gun. >> I'm not that person. >> It's I understand. >> I'm I'm in nursing school. Like, this >> Sure. Sure. >> This is not my picture. >> All right. So, what happened? They ran >> my family. My trash wife family. >> That's what happened. >> But what what what occurred? >> I don't know what was said, but they ran their mouth in there and I gave my opinion. >> All right. Did anybody get hit? >> No. >> Nobody got hit. There was no physical fight. >> No education. No assault. No domestic violence. No. Nothing. >> Okay. >> Whoever was just here was running their mouth to me. >> Yes. I ran up on their car. Did they get hit? No. >> What happened to your shoes? >> I don't know. >> Okay. I've been drunk before in my life. It happens. >> They were They were white sparkly shoes cuz I'm a bougie. >> White sparkly shoes. If you can find them, I I >> You have an ID on you? >> Yes. It's in my purse. >> No, there. >> And I'm not going to >> I don't care what I'm She cool up. So, you think that means she can just >> walk away? >> No, I don't. Okay. No, I don't. But you run them cameras back because at the end of the day, they're in there running their asking us to come outside. >> What? So, what's your question right now, though? >> What's wrong? >> What do you think? >> So, where where we're at is the police got called an investigation because an investigation gets conducted. It's not police call or get called and then you go, "Oh, you know what? We're leaving." >> They don't pick and choose. We're here. >> I don't say that. I'm just asking, can I take her home? >> You got to >> You just got to ask her some questions and >> you got to understand everything that happened >> and we'll let you know as soon as you guys are able to leave. >> Okay. You guys can't pick. >> We're probably going to get a written statement from her, a written statement from uh >> I don't know who witness everything. So, nobody's heard as far as I know, but they are saying for sure somebody was waving around a weapon and banging on the window. The accounts don't line up. Some claim nothing happened while others say it turned violent. >> They have cameras on the inside and outside. >> Silver slide on a silver slide. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Are you able to write a statement? >> The story of what happened. >> I'm getting what I see. >> Are you able to write one? >> Yes. I'm I'm going to write what I see. >> Yeah. That's what I want you to do. >> This is all the This is nothing but me lemonade and water. >> Do what you want. That's fine. I'm not worried not worried about the alcohol right now. I promise you. Okay. But I I can promise you I'm going to write exactly what I see. >> All right. Here you are. >> Whoever left was who we were arguing with. >> That's who was driving. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> We were I don't know who I was arguing with. I walked out the bathroom. I'm going to ride it on here. But I walked out the bathroom. They were saying something. By the time I got back over there to my table, it just it was a big it was a big fight. >> Okay. >> And never I don't >> That's fine. Just >> as soon as you can write this down and we can get some info from you. We'll we'll get you on your way here. >> Okay. >> Are you wanting to press charges? >> They didn't touch me. >> Okay. They threatened me. I would have touched them. >> They threatened you with a gun though, right? >> I didn't say that. >> I did not say that. >> Okay. What are you saying then? >> Um they whoever the girl she was mixed. I'm not My mom's boyfriend's black. I don't give a about what color they were, but I was standing right here. >> I would have I would have fought her. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I'm I'm not going to lie to you guys, but she was sitting here trying to intimidate me. I don't know what it was, but by the time I got out here, she was out the car. >> What'd she say to you exactly? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> I was inside. She was out here. Um, by the time I got out here, someone was pushing her to the car. >> I don't know. But I could tell you I would beat her if she was out here. Is is the Cuz it wasn't just you that was the argument. It was you and a group of friends. Are the group of friends still here or has everyone just kind of taken off? >> Um whoever is with me is here. >> So who who is that? Your you >> we didn't start nothing. >> No no no. But I >> it I was with my mom. My mom's boyfriend. My cousin. This is my brother. >> Just let him explain to you first so you understand. K. >> As officers dig deeper, the story only becomes more confusing. >> That's my cousin Gregory. >> Were you threatened with a firearm or anything? No, that's why I was lost. I don't know who up, but they had set something about fire. I was so lost. >> Did you Did you see the weapon? >> It was just a little bit of argument. I mean, they was arguing. I'm not going to say a little bit. >> Had a weapon. >> Whoever they were arguing with. >> Them little kids had a weapon. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Not I'm not talking about your group. >> No, no, no, no. >> But yeah, them little them little people that got in the car that these people even here in here witnessed it. They said they don't want to get in it though because, you know, >> they're not, you know, >> Yeah. They're not with us, >> you guys. BUT >> BUT THEY SAID THAT them They said them little people came in. We was always sat down eating. They came in start running their mouth and then all of us got up. WE WAS ABOUT TO >> THEY was kept running THEIR MOUTH. I SAID, "ARE YOU GUYS OF AGE?" "YEAH, WE'RE 18. WE'RE GROWN. LET'S LET'S GO OUTSIDE." I'M LIKE, >> "BUT WHEN I CAME OUT, >> y'all don't want that. We We'll go outside." >> I I want >> Then WHEN WE DID, THEY THEY GOING TO PULL OUT GUNS, BUT THEY STILL GOT BEAT up and left. >> Okay. Can you describe the gun? Did you see it? >> It was just It was black. I don't know if it was >> It was a girly looking gun. I >> in what way? >> Silver. It was girly. >> Okay. >> It was a woman's gun. >> A whole bunch arguing everything going on. >> Yeah, it was too much. >> The first altercation with the same people. I can tell. >> So, you have met them? >> You have met them? >> They're my family. >> The people of them are my family. >> The people talking about the people that I got into it with. >> Thank you. >> Cuz out here they Okay. The people that were out here were >> We don't know them. I don't know them, but they're friends with the girl that I was friends with. >> Okay. >> I can No, I don't know them. >> But they were friends with the girl that I'm friends with. >> Is that girl here? >> No, >> she wasn't even She was not even here. >> But she was STILL FRIENDS WITH THEM. >> That's how I >> But I do know their names. >> No. No. >> I don't know who any of them are. >> So, you have seen them before then? >> Maybe on her Facebook. Damn. Witnesses say the argument started inside the restaurant, then exploded into a parking lot brawl. And one person swears they saw someone pull a gun. >> Not like personally, but on social media, >> but I do not know who they were. >> Like if you had your phone on you right now, could you pull up her Facebook page? >> If I was on her Facebook, maybe. >> Well, you can get on hers and look at her friends. Yeah, >> I can look and maybe try to show you, but I cannot promise that I can name. >> I don't know if anyone knows, but you know it was her, right? >> That what? >> She's the one that had the the the pink pistol. >> You just looked at the camera. >> No, I was right there. I was the one that was and she banged it up against the glass. >> This female had to post it. >> Yes. Unless someone else took it. >> You're certain? And I'm I'm about in front of head about 90 95% certain. >> I could be wrong, but not funny. >> Yeah, it's more so who they are. But you say >> but like the people I'm going to give you are white. Mhm. >> I'm not going I'm not I'm not racist or nothing, >> but the people I'm going to give you are white. The people that were arguing with with us were not white. >> Hey, ma'am. I got to ask you a question. And I got to tell you, will you be honest with me? All right. You promise? >> Yes, I promise. >> All right. Um, so I have a witness here now currently on scene at the Waffle House who has not had a sip of alcohol who claims you're the one that has the the firearm in your purse. Or you did? >> I did. >> And you do you do fit the description? Long dark hair. >> So, do you have the gun? Are you the one that had the gun and was waving it around? >> I didn't wave it around, but I did have one. Yes. >> I don't know if it's still in my purse. I I just got my purse handed to me. Did you take it out at any time? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, I did not. We were in the white that white Tahoe over there. >> Okay. >> I don't know what car they were in. They were up closer. >> Sorry about that. >> I don't know what they were up here. They were in these closer spots. I don't know who they were exactly. They were sitting up closer. >> She admits there's a gun in her purse, but claims she never used it or meant any harm. I'm 21. I live in Northridge. I live close to Northridge. >> Yes, I carry a firearm. It's not illegal, but it's, you know, you have to have a CCW, but you also don't. Yes, I understand. Um, I have a couple drinks, but you know, where I live, it's no excuse, but >> But you're not You didn't take it out and wave it around, bang it on the glass or anything like that. >> No. No. They were sitting here banging banging on the windows. They were sitting in here arguing with everyone. You can you can I don't know if they have You can ask them. >> So, where is it now? The weapon. Is it in your purse or is it in the car? >> It could be, but my brother had took it at one point, so it might be in the car. >> I can't say. I >> the cooks thinks it was her that had the weapon. >> I cannot say with 100% confirmation, but that's what I was just about to say was I was talking to the cooks because I exited out the back end when I heard there was a gun. I couldn't see it. I never laid eyes on it. I can't say 100% certainty who had it, but allegedly from the cook's perspective and from the Waffle House staff was she's the one who had the gun. >> Can we see uh can we see in your purse real quick? See if the weapon's in there. >> Huh? No. >> Okay. >> I was like, "Okay, everybody's leaving who's starting issues, so we can order our food." And that's when somebody said somebody >> Okay. Are you going to be here for a minute? >> Lena, let them talk to you. >> Can I get back with you? >> Are you able to give me my wallet out of there? >> I I I did call >> It's a black wallet. >> I'll cut talk to you again. Give me >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Right there. Let them do that. >> Okay. Okay. The only people that are here are me and my mom. >> Sorry, ma'am. >> We need to get off the phone. >> Okay, I got to go. >> Let me take this for you. >> Love you. Bye. >> I'm going to probably go to go to jail. Give me one second. >> I'm being detained. I'm being detained. >> When officers check, they find a weapon matching exactly what witnesses reported. >> I'm being detained. Love you bought. Can you give this to my mom? >> You don't want to take it? >> Can you give it to my mom? You can take it with you. >> Take it. >> Are you guys arresting me? >> Yeah. >> Guns right here. >> It's exactly as they described. I don't want to touch it right now, but that would be that'll be it. Can >> I ask this question? Why did >> she get arrested? >> So, it is a firearm. It is a firearm, >> but it's not pink, right? >> It looks pink. >> You have a pink firearm. >> You didn't prove nothing out. >> It's cool. Just roll the cameras. We'll if we'll just get everything that needs to be done. >> No. No. Don't even No. Just shut and we'll >> You want to fill out a statement? >> No. >> Okay. Just stop, bro. >> I'll talk to you, but calm down. Okay, I will calm down. But what are you detaining? Mom, >> she's intoxic. >> And she has a firearm in her purse, which is exactly the firearm described by everybody here in the restaurant. >> They cannot do nothing. >> Pull cameras. Pull cameras. Pull cameras. >> It's It's just their job, bro. Chill out. >> Watch her What's her bond? >> She doesn't have one, Cameron. They are talking. >> Exactly. You're not You're not pulling cameras. You're not rolling anything back cuz she's not the one that had a firearm. She had it in her hand which was in the car that we took out to the car. >> You gave the officer the purse. >> Okay. It just happens to be the one everybody described here >> and it's not pink. Run the cameras back. >> Okay. >> And they went. >> Thanks for your input. Have a good night. >> Okay. GIVE ME MY DAUGHTER'S PURSE. THAT GUN'S IN MY NAME. GET >> You're this close to also going to jail. >> Let's go to the car, bro. >> Take me. Take me. >> Have a good night, guys. >> I'm sorry. >> Do you want to fill out a statement about what happened to your lip? >> Good, man. I'll just go to court. Okay. >> Officers maintain control of the scene and wrap up the investigation. >> Am I going to go back in here? >> What do you need? >> The manager's name and everything so I can come back and get the cameras. >> Have a good night. Last chance. Get in your car and leave. >> She's charged with disorderly conduct, using weapons while intoxicated and inducing panic. Number two, she let her temper take over. Now she's facing felony charges. Officers respond to a call about a domestic disturbance and find a group of people arguing outside. Danielle is among them and becomes the focus of the situation when she repeatedly ignores officer commands and inserts herself into conversations she's told to stay out of. Right there. >> Step over here for us, please. >> 15. >> Hey, come over here and top. >> Go that way. >> More yelling. It's not going to solve nothing. What's going on? >> I don't really want to send that many jokes. >> I was just kid some Hold on. >> Hold on. Hey. Hey. Don't walk up on them. >> Don't walk up on them. >> They know me. >> Don't walk up on them. >> Why would push me off back up >> cuz I will press charges. Don't push them. Back the [ __ ] up. Like they said, back up. >> Back up. They going to listen to me. Back up, please. >> BRO, WHY THEY BACK UP? I have a warrant. Back up. Sis, back the like he asked you to. Please >> focus on me. >> I'm not going to tell me what's going on. Don't let him go. >> You want me to for what? Sis, >> I don't know. >> I'm trying to figure out what's going on right now. >> No, he the problem. I don't like you. >> What's going on? >> Let me talk. >> What's going on then? >> I don't even like him right now. >> Okay, that's fine. But you're not going to keep walking around the officers right here. >> I can do whatever you want to do. Like none of you got >> I can DO WHAT I WANT. >> YES. >> WHAT? GET TO the You gonna make me sm >> They just got you when I call for this puss. >> Trying to figure out the story. >> If you going to jail, that going to jail, too. >> We trying to figure out the story. >> What's going on? >> Why y'all got my brother? >> He just told you. >> I'm sorry. >> I don't know. >> So, what's going on over there? She worried about choke me. You see my neck? >> Please don't tell me you don't see me. I'm gone, bro. Where you going? Don't touch me. You're going to go to jail. Moments later, she's placed in handcuffs and escorted to the patrol car. I'm not going to jail. You >> really get up. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't stop. Stop touching me. >> Touch this, man. Stop touching me. >> Well, you don't want to keep messing with him. >> All we trying to do IS TRY TO TALK TO YOU. THEN Y'ALL GRAB MY BROTHER LIKE THAT THOUGH, BRO. It's cool. >> It's cool, bro. >> Get off me. Get off me. >> I got you. >> I asked you to listen to me. YOU WANT TO DO THAT? >> Let me go. Hold on. >> Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. >> Wait. Wait. >> No. No. >> All right. Cool. >> Yeah. >> You got something on you? No. >> No weapons or nothing. >> Nothing. >> All right. Use the back of my hand to make sure. >> Okay. >> 11. I got >> Yep. >> I don't need the bucket in. >> Well, you still are. >> But I'm getting arrested. >> You just kicked the officer. What? >> No. I didn't. And you're a liar. >> You is a liar. >> Sit back. Sit back. >> Don't touch me. You choking me. >> NO ONE'S CHOKING YOU. >> YOU'RE CHOKING ME. >> G, you're choking me. >> I'm trying to check my car. I TAKE MEDICINE FOR THIS. I can't breathe. You just leave the door open. >> Yep. >> Please >> put your foot back in. >> I will. I will. >> She keeps yelling and struggling, refusing to cooperate. Once inside, her mood flips from fury to panic. >> Jesse couldn't breathe, so I'm just leaving the door open. I got medicine in my car. I swear you can check it. >> I'm sorry. >> But I'm getting arrested for >> you just kicked the officer. >> No one didn't. You're a liar. >> You is a liar. >> Sit back. Sit back. >> Don't touch me. >> You choking me. >> No one's choking you. >> You're choking me, G. You're choking me. OFFICER, I CAN'T BREATHE. I WOULD HAVE A HEART ATTACK. I TAKE MEDICINE FOR THIS, MR. OFFICER. I SWEAR I TAKE MEDICINE FOR THIS. I SWEAR TO GOD, YOU CHECK MY CAR. I TAKE MEDICINE FOR THIS. I CAN'T TAKE IT. Please open the door. I swear. I swear I can't breathe. Please. I swear YOU CAN CHECK MY CAR. I swear you can check my car. I take medicine for this. I can't breathe. Can this lid door open? >> Yep. >> Please. Okay, I will. >> I will. >> I got medicine in my car. I swear you can check it. I'm sorry. >> Is she good? >> Yep. >> All right. What's >> just turn it off. >> Can you crack the window, please? I can't breathe. >> Yep. Hang on one second. She insists she can't breathe, claims to be claustrophobic, and begs for the door to stay open. Officers remain composed, focusing on completing the arrest. Okay. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Please open your door. I'm claustrophobic. Please. Ma'am, what is your name? >> That man did something to me. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Can you please let me go? I'm so sorry for doing anything. >> No, you picked me. >> What? >> I'm sorry for taking my anger right on you. Please let me go. I'm so sorry. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I'm not good with this. Can you please let me go? >> Down to the station in one minute. >> NO. >> And you are talking perfectly fine. So that means >> Can you wipe my eyes? They burning. Can you please wipe my eyes? >> There is a big old partition between us. This man hit me and I made in the back of your car. >> Trying to figure that out. >> He hit me. >> Please don't do this to me. I don't have a case at all. Please officer, please don't do this. >> In the end, no matter how much she resists, jail is where she's headed. >> Once uh once we get to the jail, we can talk about what happened with your dome. >> But unfortunately, >> I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Can you breathe? >> You can ma'am. You are crying and talking >> which means that you are breathing. >> Oh, please get me out. Please, please. I swear I'm so hot. I can't breathe. Please, please, please. >> You're getting out. Okay. >> You don't have being so aggressive. >> Danielle is charged with driving on a suspended license, resisting an officer, and aggravated battery on a peace officer. Her bond is set at $5,000. Number one, what should have been a ticket turned into a felony. A traffic stop over a minor violation spirals into a felony arrest after a driver refuses to cooperate. Here's how it all happens. >> 1020 was 58 >> 58 Timber Street. >> Driver, lower the window. Driver, lower the window. >> Lower the window all the way down. Morning. How you doing? You understand the reason why I stopped you this morning, ma'am? >> Okay. >> You can't Excuse me. >> I'm bored. Can you see? Let me see your driver's license. >> I pulled you over cuz you came out of Metro West and you crossed a meeting when you're not supposed to. And there's a sign there clearly says do not enter. >> Driver's license. >> What says do not enter? >> Driver's license. What says do not have? >> Driver's license. >> Tell me what says do not. >> Call 47. Can I get a couple >> now? You doing too much and I got somewhere to do. >> Driver's license, please. >> I don't got it. >> You don't have it? >> All right. Shut off the car. >> Shut off the car. >> For what? >> If you don't listen to my order, I'm going to detain you in handcuffs. Shut off the car now. >> Okay. Go ahead. I'm pregnant. I'M PREGNANT AND I'M PREGNANT. So you touch step on no stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. LEAVE ME ALONE. I GOT HER. I GOT HER. >> Y'ALL BETTER LEAVE ME ALONE. I DIDN'T DO that belt. >> It's not on. It's not on. Grab me alone. >> Y'all better LEAVE ME ALONE. >> STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. Stop resisting. >> Take me out for what? >> Stop resisting. Cuz you're resisting a lot. >> RESISTING FOR WHAT? I DIDN'T DO NOTHING, BRO. I'm going to punch y'all in YOUR FACE CUZ Y'ALL WORKING. >> OH, y Okay, I promise y'all. Cuz I didn't do nothing. Stop, >> MA'AM. >> NO, CUZ I didn't do nothing wrong. >> STOP. STOP. STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. STOP. Stop resisting. >> YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. STOP. YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. >> Stop resisting. >> Things get chaotic fast. She's yelling, flailing, and claiming the cops are targeting her. >> The [ __ ] >> Now you get charged with resisting with violence. >> Stop. STOP. >> STOP. STOP RESISTING. STOP. >> STOP. Stop resisting. >> Let me >> stop. >> Go. >> I will tase your girl. >> Stop resisting. >> Y'all just BLESSED AND I GOT NOWHERE TO BE. >> Stop resisting. >> You're hurting my arm. Stop. >> Listen. >> Stop resisting. >> Stay back. LET ME DOWN. LET ME GO. >> MY LEG. I CAN WALK. STOP. LET GO OF MY LEG. LET GO OF MY LEG. I CAN WALK. LET GO OF MY LEG. I CAN WALK. >> STOP RESISTING. STOP. >> WHY YOU HOLDING ME LIKE THAT? >> STOP RESISTING. >> LET GO OF MY LEG. >> WALK. >> STOP. >> STOP KICKING. >> LET GO OF MY LEG. LET GO LEG. I SAID WALK. >> STOP. HEY, YOU GUYS ARE PUSHING ON MY STOMACH. LET GO OF MY LEG. I CAN WALK. >> LET GO OF MY LEG. I CAN WAIT. >> 48. You guys want a 43? >> No. You're 104. We have a chicken. >> LET GO OF MY ARM. >> AT LEAST TWO MORE. >> LET GO OF MY ARM. >> STOP. >> YOU GUYS ARE NOT LISTENING. IF I SPIT ON YOU, >> you're not listen. When they try to restrain her, she lashes out, threatening to spit, screaming non-stop and kicking as they get her into the car. >> Stop. She's You caused all these problems. >> Stop. YOU ALL DID. YOU DID, [ __ ] CALM DOWN. >> YOU DID. LET GO OF ME. >> STOP RESISTING THAT. >> IF YOU'RE PREGNANT, THEN STOP MOVING AROUND. >> YOU LET OUT MY FACE. YOU let me FACE >> traffic stops. You had an attitude. Didn't want to comply. >> I don't care. I don't have my license. I just came from home. >> Well, you know what? You would have had a simple verbal warning had you not showed your attitude. >> Too bad. You're going to jail now. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> Yeah, you're going to jail. Stop pushing. IN MY STOMACH YOU MULTIPLE TIMES. >> Unlock it and put her in the car. >> My stomach. >> Get on the other side. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. IF YOU THINK YOU'RE PREGNANT, STOP. >> OKAY. WHAT IS THAT? TOUCH ME. >> BACK. Back up. >> [ __ ] LET ME GO. >> LET ME GO. >> I BETRAY YOU. >> LET ME GO. SHE filled it in. >> Take her in the car. >> Might have to hobble her. >> All right. >> Give her a minute. >> Yeah. You guys will follow when you take her. Um, she's claiming she's pregnant. >> Oh, wait. >> Who has a hop? >> Stop kicking the back of my car. >> I need to go. >> Well, you're going to jail now. >> Yes, you are. And if you fight in jail, they're going to save book you. I know you don't >> want to >> simple traffic stop. >> What's the location? >> Street. >> Yeah. >> Even once she's inside, she doesn't stop. The yelling continues while officers catch their breath and gather themselves. >> So, we have to hold her legs. >> Get her legs in a cup so she can't move. I'm going to wrap this around her legs. Tighten it. >> Loop it over to the car. >> Repeat that one more time. >> Grab her legs. >> Holding tight. >> So I can get this around >> her legs. >> First step in >> that car. Ask somebody to pick it up. >> I have to be at my doctor's appointment. >> Well, then you should have thought about that before you got the attitude. >> I didn't DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> YES, you did. >> DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG. I CROSSED THE THING AND I PUT MY STICK IN MY ATTITUDE. >> There's a sign that says clearly do not pass it. Right there. >> You can fight it in court. >> You a state that I said that nowhere. >> Yeah, it does. >> No, it did not. I made a U-turn. I made a U-turn. >> No, you didn't, man. Cuz I saw you. I saw you from where I was at. That's why I pulled YOU OVER >> RIGHT THERE. >> NO, you didn't. >> But what did I do there? >> You crossed through the medium and you went through the You went through the lane that you're not supposed to. >> What lane did I wait? Wait, wait, wait. >> You came out of metro place and you went straight ahead. >> I DON'T WANT TO. BUT I NEED TO GO. I DON'T WANT TO. >> IF YOU DON'T, IF you don't, if you don't stop acting, you're going to be rip hobbles. I'M PRETTY KIDDING. But I didn't I just literally made a U-turn. >> You didn't make a U-turn. You did not make a U-turn, ma'am. >> I made a U-turn at the like right there. >> No, you didn't, man. I saw you cut straight out of Metro Place. >> No, I did not. >> Yes, you did. Metro place. >> You came out of Metro Place. You doing wrong? Let me call your mom and come to your car. Okay. >> Could you do me a supplement to Cuz I'm going to charge you with pull up. >> Hey, we can put the car in the parking space. >> Is it okay if I call you in a minute for you? She refuses to give her name or ID, so they prepare to book her as a Jane Doe. And that's when the officer finally loses patience. >> Thank you. >> Are you going to give me your first name, ma'am? >> I just told you guys. >> Well, no. I'm the arresting officer. I need it. What is your first name? >> Can Can she tell you? It's on my computer. I have all my >> You can tell me. You have a mouth. You can tell I will char I will charge you as Jane Doe. Okay. I will book you in as Jane Doe. Do you know her information? >> I don't. I just stay right here. Okay. >> Can I talk to you? >> No, I'm the resting officer. Please. >> It's all right. >> Can I talk to him? >> Are you done here, ma'am? >> Are you done? >> Let me You got to calm down. >> Why don't you talk to him? >> She's getting booked in this Jane, though. >> Just Just wait. >> I'm not. She wants to fight and say she's going to spit on officers. I'm not playing this game anymore. We're not doing this. I pulled you over to a valid traffic stop. You want to start this? >> We're not doing this. >> In my car, police on the floor. um when they was pulling me out. >> It should be on the the dryer first. >> Yes. But it doesn't have my stuff in there. I was literally coming home to come here and it goes to my appointment. But >> she's ultimately arrested and faces charges including resisting arrest with violence, failure to obey lawful orders, and traffic violations. Case closed. Lesson unlearned. Let us know what you think about these Karens in the comments.