These Karens thought the badge meant nothing. Let's see how that works out for them. Here are five cases when entitled Karens test cops patience and it backfires. Number five, police detain woman with active warrant. She breaks down. Officers pull over a woman after she runs a stop sign. She doesn't have a driver's license or insurance. And during the stop, police discover she has an active warrant. >> Hello. Hello. How's it going? >> I'm fine. >> Officer Clairfield, Police Smart. The reason I stopped you is just you completely disregarded that that uh stop sign back at St. James and uh Garfield. Do you have insurance and a license on you by any chance? >> I don't I have I don't have license or insurance. >> You don't have a license or you do have a license? You just don't have it on you? >> Yeah, I don't have it. >> You don't have one at all? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Sounds good. What's your name? >> Diamond. >> Diamond. >> Yeah. I'm going down to the SNS to um get my stuff. >> To get your stuff. What kind of stuff? I'm trying to get um new plates and um get my insurance. >> Okay, I got you. Is this a new car or have you had it for a while? >> It's a new car. >> Okay. What's your last name? Diamond, >> middle initial, and date of birth for you? >> You have any weapons or anything in the car I should know about? Nothing like that? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> I wouldn't carry no weapons around without license. Okay, I got you. >> I'm trying to just get everything together. I'm moving my house tomorrow. I'm trying to >> do that. I just left. >> When did you get the car then? >> Um the exact day um my papers. >> And you said you don't have insurance for the vehicle yet? >> No. >> Okay. All right. >> Um the exact day is 3:11. 311 of this year. >> Is this Yeah. Yeah. >> This is when I um I went down to the um SNS >> to get my first plate. >> This was the day. >> Okay. >> Okay. Going to hang tight for me for a second time and I'll be right back. Okay. >> Officers proceed with verifying her identity and confirm the warrant is valid. stopped her for running stop sign. She has a warrant. Yep. Yep. So, we're going to get her out. Okay. >> What's that? >> Telling she's 1099. Let's go. >> 1099. Let's get her out. >> All righty. Can you step out of the car for a second, please? >> I got a one or something. >> Can you step out, please? >> But look, though. >> Okay, that's all right. Can you step out? >> Yeah, I can. >> Okay. Appreciate it. But I'm going to go with you. But um >> I called down there and they told >> you need to tell me. You can just go and step out. >> You can just leave the property. My mom going to come and get >> Okay. >> All right. Mom, they taking me to jail. So bye. >> Okay. >> Go get out. You can you can keep her on FaceTime. Just go and get out, please. >> Okay. >> Put the phone down on you. >> Just turn around with the chance on your back. Okay. Another touch. >> Don't Can I Can you move my hand? >> Your hair? >> Yeah, I got you. >> Your hair's good. Don't worry, buddy. I don't got no >> I'm just going to double lock this so it doesn't tight up on you. Okay, >> it's okay. It's okay. I'm not Ain't nothing wrong with me. I am okay. I'm go sit in this and come on this >> go and tighten it a little bit. I don't have no light cuz I don't have >> All right. You want to try this way for me? Turn this way. Thank you. >> I can walk by myself. >> Okay. >> And I'm with So, please let me know. >> Yes, you are. >> We just have to walk back this way. So, not trying to grab anything. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke, stick me, hurt me? We're going have to search you real quick. >> No, y'all. It's a female supposed to search me. You want a female search? >> Yeah. >> During the arrest, she's relatively calm, but insists a female officer search her. During the process, she starts expressing her frustration. >> And can we get a female officer? >> Um, I don't know. We can let you know. >> And then y'all taking people to jail. Why y'all ain't find a mother that the people that just cousin? Why you a find him? Why? My baby daddy >> She wants a female officer search. So I have to ask for a female officer. >> That's telling what >> y >> Okay. Well, let me be one of y'all then so y'all can take me to >> Y'all want to know where the guns at? I got y'all. Take me out here. What's going on this way? >> Come on now. >> Okay. Come on. You can search me. I ain't going to be a Come on. >> I can search you. Okay. >> Yeah. Come on. >> Turn around. Face this way for me. You want to separate your feet for a second? Okay. Just hinge at the waist. Face forward. Thank you. >> You said nothing on you. It's going to poke me and nothing like that. >> Okay. >> Can y'all tell? >> Hold on one second. Okay. >> Hold on one second. Go and separate your feet. Stop moving, please. at the >> Look, I'm use the back of my hand. >> I'm use the back of my hand. I'm go right here. Okay. You got nothing under here? Okay. >> It's going to be where at the place. >> Yeah. >> So, I have to pay them to get it out. >> Yep. >> Huh. >> You can defer the female officer. >> Okay. So, you guys just um take it to the people. >> Okay. >> You sit back here. Can I use my phone so I can let her know that? >> I left her people on her phone. >> The password is um >> Yeah. Okay. >> And you want me to dial this person here or someone else? >> I'll put on speaker for you. Okay. >> And what's the warrant for? >> I'm not sure. We can double check. Once in the back of the car, she continues making phone calls and tries to confirm the details of her warrant. >> But I'm not understanding cuz I called and they said that >> we're going to call and verify it. But >> they >> keep saying missed audio call. Do I just press it again or what? >> No, it's okay. She probably walking down here. >> Okay, I got you. But when I call >> I'm going to put your phone up there with >> Can you call the police um >> station for me though? So I talk to them. >> Um I called the um >> the Poria County. >> Poria County. >> Yeah. Can you call them for me? >> What? Specifically for the warrant. Is that what you want? >> Yeah. Because I just talked to them and they just told me I gave them my social. They told me I don't have a warrant under my social. I gave them my name. >> Yeah. We're going to verify everything. >> I mean I understand that. Honeyville. >> I'm moving my house tomorrow. I'm going to go to jail. Well, we're going to check that and if there's no warrant, then we'll take care of it after that. Okay. >> Okay. Can I still call or can you still call for me? >> Who who else you want me to call? Um >> someone someone other than that? >> I can't call to Poria County. >> No, we're going to we're going to verify for that for you. >> We'll be right here verified. Okay. >> You call them back. >> You want to call that person back? What is it again? >> Okay. >> I'm just go I'm just going to go to your contacts. All right. >> No, her number's not in there. So, you got to call her on messenger right there. Mhm. >> Yeah. Just dial it >> her. >> Yeah, that's my mom. >> All right, I'll try calling again. Audio pool. >> That means it's in speaker, right? >> Someone was telling me my ass in the house. >> All right, Mom. They I think they going to take my phone, but they said they not take >> I'm going to leave it right there for you. >> I said I >> She's clearly emotional and distressed, saying she wants to avoid jail. Officers double cover to ease the discomfort, but her outburst don't stop there. >> She has her phone. That's all. >> All right, ma'am. I have to let you know you're getting audio and video recording on the body camera. Go ahead and turn that off with the phone. Get numbers out of it when you get out to the jail. Okay. Can y'all Come on. These cuts hurt. >> Okay. Well, I'm not changing. >> I don't even want to get in that patty way. >> Well, you don't have much of a choice. >> You said leave it on. >> Yeah, just leave it on. >> All right. We get this over with the cups come off. >> I'm very respectful. Don't Don't >> I'm not >> Okay. But I'm telling you, don't I will turn up. Don't Don't make >> Do me a favor and go grab me a second set of cuffs. >> You got to do it. >> Okay. >> I'm just telling you these cups are tight. >> They're not tight. Okay. >> Well, you're not complete. No. The second set of my hand. >> Where are they at? >> Sir, bear with me there for a second. I need to get Okay. I know you're not happy about going to jail. Nobody is. But sometimes in life, things happen and you get them dealt with and then you move forward. Hang on. You got two sets on twisting your wrist. Okay. I'm not a Why is all cuffs on? >> I'm not. >> He's trying to make it comfortable. >> Changing your cuffs. Okay. >> The officer's cuffs go back to him. >> We just have to switch them out. >> I put two sets on you so you'd have a little more room. All right. So, you can dial down the attitude a little bit. Okay. Not necessary. I'm not done. Don't walk away from me. >> If y'all want, >> you know, I tell you what. >> I'm just pulling my pants up. Don't grab me like that. >> When I'm done, you >> I don't care about none of that. Don't grab me like that. I'm trying to pull my pants up. You understand? >> You're under arrest. >> You want to catch another case? Go right ahead and keep that. >> Her anger peaks as she begins shouting and demanding answers. Officers keep their composure and proceed with the transport process. >> I'm being as polite and as nice as I possibly can be, but sir. >> I'm trying to fix my clothing. I have a car. >> We'll fix it. We'll fix it. And I got a job to do. >> And I'm trying to get you in the van. >> Had a female come and get me anywhere. >> Okay. Well, we don't have a female driver. Step on over here. Unless you want to wait for a second [ __ ] I'm >> You got my hair up here. You got my hair. >> No, I'm really patient. >> Try to be nice to some people. >> She was being chill. Just >> Yeah, wagon shows up. That's a good This is a good example of why. And he knows this because he does this, but other FDOS's don't. If they're in the back of your car, they're in handcuffs. wife back to your car 30 handker when this thing shows up all of a sudden really going to jail. >> No, you're spot on. It's >> cool turns into >> the woman is ultimately charged with driving without a license and held on the existing warrant. Number four, the traffic stop that ended in tears and a DWI charge. During a traffic stop, officers pull over a woman after noticing her vehicle drifting into another lane. Officers begin engaging her in field sobriety testing to rule out impairment. >> Take a deep breath, but don't don't blow it out. If I get colder, I'll take another deep. Okay, now down slowly nose. Slow down a little bit. Do it again. Take one. There you go. Slowly nose. Good. Good. Okay. If you start feeling a little tick or something, do that again. Okay. But, uh, that officer is going to get here and, uh, he's just going to run you through some test real quick. Make sure you're good to go. Okay. All right. All right. If you don't mind, let's just wait right here. Take a seat on my bumper. Okay. Take a seat right there. Right there. Real quick. I just need this cuz you're driving over the left lane. >> I just No, listen. Listen. You're not in trouble. Nothing more. Okay. >> But just covering my basis because I can't let you leave here knowing that you could be intoxicated in some scared. >> What noise? >> Oh my god. >> Just chill. Just do those breathing exercise like I told you. Okay. >> You want to get on B and ask if they confirm that 7274. >> How long have you been there? since um I got help. >> Before beginning the testing, the officer asks her about any medical conditions, injuries, and her recent activities. >> Hey there. >> Hi. >> Hey, I'm Detective Lobby with Senator PD. I work with I work with Officer Wills here. What's your name? >> Terry. >> Terry? >> Yes. >> Terry, what I'm going to ask you to do today is some field sobriety testing. Will you participate in some field test? >> I will do the best I can. >> I do the best you can. That's our I've had two broken feet. I will do the best I can. >> Two broken feet. When when did that happen? >> Um, one my right one got broken in 2015 and my left one got broken 2017, I think. >> So, it's been a little while. >> We have. Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. >> When's it When's the last time that you can recall that you took any kind of prescription medication? >> Okay. I skipped my colosipam this afternoon when I should have took it. >> You skipped it? I did by accident. By accident because I have my grandchildren and it slipped my mind because I was enjoying my time with my grandchildren today. So I did but I didn't do it on purpose. I didn't skip it on purpose. It was an accident my grandchildren. >> But but you're willing to go through some of >> I will do my very best. Yes. I've never been through one before. I've never been through one before. So I don't know what I'm doing. >> You got some slip on look like almost town shoes there. Yes, sir. I wear them everywhere. >> Well, what I'm going to have you do first, I'm going to have you take off your glasses for me and just place them on the hood there. >> And I'll let you put those back on here shortly. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, I want you to come and stand right where my lights at. Right there. >> Okay. >> Okay. I want you to stand with your feet directly together and your hands directly down at your sides. And I want you to stay in that position until I tell you to do otherwise. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> You see the tip of my finger here? >> Yes. >> All right. What I want you to do for this test is I want you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only and don't move your head. Do you understand? Yes sir. And then the tests begin. Her eye coordination is first assessed. >> Keep your head still for me. Okay. >> Yes, sir. Keep focused on my finger for me. Okay. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. All right. This time I'm going to go up. I want you to do the same exact thing. I want you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. All right. Up next is the heel to toe test. Let's see if she's able to follow instructions and maintain her balance. I want you to come stand over here for me. I want you to stand right here. And I want you to look at that blue vehicle there. Okay. Yes, sir. >> Is that your car? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. I want you to look at your car for me. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> What I want you to do is I want you to imagine a line directly in front of your left foot. Can you imagine a straight line directly in front of your left foot? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. What I want you to do now is I want you to place your right foot heel to toe just like mine in front of your left foot on that line. Go ahead and do that for me. Go ahead and put your right foot heel to toe just like mine. See how mine is >> like that? >> No. No. Right foot in front of left foot for me. >> Okay, remember I have my foot broke. >> I understand that. I just need you to do the best you can. Okay. Okay. >> See how mine are directly in front of each other? >> That's the best I can do. >> That's the best you don't fall. >> Can you not put your right foot in front of your left foot? >> Hold on. Hold on. I have to concentrate. Yes. It's been broke. Okay. >> Okay. Now, I want you to place your hands directly down at your sides. >> Hold on. >> Do you feel like you can do this test? >> I have to. This foot has been broke eight times, so it's hard to keep pressure on it. So, that's hard for me to do. >> Okay. Well, I'm I'm asking you to stand on both feet, not just one. >> Okay. We'll we'll not do this test. We'll not do this test. Okay. >> What? >> We'll not do this test. Okay. What we're going to do is we're going to move on to another test. Okay. >> Unable to continue, the officers move on to another test. Let's see if she does better this time around. >> So, what I want you to do is I want you to place your feet directly together just like mine. Want you standing with your hands directly down at your sides. And I want you to stay in that position until I tell you to begin this test. Okay? Which foot out of the two is easier for you to stand on? Don't I'm not I'm not asking you to do that. I'm just asking you which foot do you think would be the easiest for you to stand on? >> You think it would be your left foot would be easier to stand on or your right foot would be easier to stand on? >> My left foot is easier to stand on. >> Your left foot is easier to stand on. >> Okay. Now, I want you to return to that spot like I told you. Feet directly together for me. Hands directly down at your sides. You stand behind her. >> No, I'm using this one on purpose. >> All right. For this test, whenever I instruct you to, I want you to elevate your foot of your choosing. I want you to pick it up approximately 6 in from the ground, just like mine. I want you to look down at it, keeping it parallel with the ground. And I want you to count out loud 100,00 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. Do you understand so far? >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. Make sure that during this test you're looking down at your elevated foot. You're counting out loud 1,00 1,002 100 3 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Keep your hands down at your sides and both legs perfectly straight. You understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Give me just one second. All right. And you can begin. >> 1,001 1,002 >> 1,003 >> 1,00 4 1,005 >> 1,00 6 >> All right, you can stop. You can stop. >> Okay. Stop. Just for safety. >> Midway through the woman becomes emotional and starts to break down. Okay, next test we're going to do is another eye test. Okay. >> Okay. >> What I want you to do is I want you >> I'm sorry. I'm scared. This is >> You're fine. >> I never been so scared, you never done this before. I've never done >> Take a deep breath. >> Just take a deep breath. Okay. >> I'm doing my very best. I swear. >> Just take a deep breath for me. Okay. >> All right. >> I want you to put your feet together just like mine. Hands directly down to your sides. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. I want you to stay in that position until I tell you to begin the test. Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. We're going to do another eye test real quick. You see the tip of my finger again? >> Yes. >> All right. This time, what I'm going to do is I'm going to go around in some circles around your face. >> And then at one point, I'm going to come in towards your nose. I'm not going to touch you. Not going to hurt you in any way. Okay? What I need you to do is follow the tip of my finger, your eyes, and your eyes only. >> Okay? >> And then if you feel like your eyes need to cross whenever I come in toward your face, I want you to let them cross. Do you understand? >> Yeah. I think so. So, I'm going to come in towards your nose, okay? Following my finger. If your eyes feel like they need to cross, just let them cross. I just need you to focus on my finger for me. Okay? Do you understand? >> Yes. All right. have you do one more test. I just want you to stay in that position there with your feet together and your hands directly down at your sides. Don't do anything until I tell you to begin the test. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> For this test, I'm going to tell you to close your eyes and tilt your head back. Not yet. Not yet. Not until I tell you to begin. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> I'll tell you to close your eyes and tilt your head slightly back. I don't want you to go back too far because I don't want you to lose your balance and fall. Okay? So, just tilt it slightly back about like this. Okay? Whenever I tell you to begin, you're going to estimate the passage of 30 seconds. Okay? Whenever you believe that 30 seconds has passed, what I want you to do is just tilt your head forward, open your eyes, and tell me to stop. >> They move on to more eye checks and a 30-se secondond countdown test. Will she finally get through one without issue? >> Okay, go ahead and close your eyes for me. Tilt your head slightly back and begin. Keep your eyes closed for me until you're ready. Are you done? >> Yes. >> Okay. And how long was that? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? How long did I tell you to estimate for? >> 30 seconds. >> Okay. Did you count at all? Did you have like a rough guess of where you got to? >> 45 seconds. >> You think you got to 45 seconds? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and place your hands behind your back. You're going to be under arrest for DWI. What? >> I do not believe that you are safe to operate a vehicle. Stop moving your hands. Just relax. >> I didn't do anything wrong. I swear. >> Stop turning around facing. I need you to just get my purse. >> Stop. >> You can grab your purse. >> Can I tow your car? >> No. Please don't. I don't have money for that. I swear to God I'm gone. >> I need you to relax your hands. Stop moving them so much and relax your hands. >> I promise God I didn't drink. I swear. Come on. >> The officers remain calm and explain what's happening. She continues insisting that she didn't mean for any of this to happen and becomes more emotional as she's placed in the back of the vehicle. >> I swear to God, I didn't do anything. I swear. >> Okay. >> My person >> I swear I didn't do the wrong I didn't I drink >> water. I promise. I drink water, guys. I drink water. Please. I can't afford to have my cards out. I need keys, my purse. Everything is in there. I need all >> If they have her name on them, the jail will take them. What did you say her wallet was? >> Yeah. Yeah. Give me that. I'll pick up cards and stuff, I guess. Just let me know if you find anything. I appreciate asking you. >> Yeah. The woman is charged with DWI. Number two, this 50-year-old knew she was busted the second they pulled her over. At around 3:00 a.m., officers respond to a suspicious vehicle parked unevenly with a shredded front tire. A 50-year-old woman is in the driver's seat with the engine running and AC blowing. Here's what happens when the officers begin questioning her. >> Sorry. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> You guys all right? >> Yeah. I'm just waiting my husband. I guess um I got a flat tire >> on the other side right there. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So it says um >> is she with you? >> Oh Lauren. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She's with me. But yeah, >> she got a beer. So >> Oh, I don't know about that. But I got a flat tire and um >> he's on his way. >> Yeah. My >> Where's he coming from? >> Uh V. Oh, >> you'll be here in like two minutes. >> But yeah, I I didn't even know I had a flat tire because >> I have like the It says um what does it say? Um >> it's not giving you the >> No, something like indicator that Yeah. Yeah. >> says something like um like Oh, you don't have an indicator. So, I have a appointment for that. >> I'm sorry. >> It looks like brand new tires, too. >> I know. And they're expensive. >> I know they are. I got them on my truck. >> Listen, I just pulled over. I I feel like something's wrong. >> No, it's a couple. >> It's a good spot to pull over. So, you're not in the road. She insists she hasn't been driving and says she's only been waiting for her husband to arrive with a jack. While the officers inspect the vehicle, the woman becomes increasingly agitated. >> I mean, not not been like 30 minutes or so. But >> I'm not driving. I'm not driving. >> Listen to me. I'm not driving. >> I just came to >> not driving. >> They called me. >> Yeah. You want to take a look at it? She She hit something good. She >> She pulled up. >> She got a hole. She got a big hole in the sidewall. >> Oh, okay. >> Big hole. >> They called you? >> No, I just came in and saw them. >> Oh my god, bro. >> Yeah, she hit something real good. >> Can I use your flashlight? Look at the back. >> Make sure she didn't breathe. >> Wow. Yeah, her her friend is completely trashed. That's your wife. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She's pretty intoxicated, too. So, >> that's why he's dealing with her. >> And she >> did a number on that. That's a That's a whole >> I'm telling you. I'm telling you. I have not drove this truck. My friend brought me to this truck. I have not drove this truck. The truck is disabled. There's a flat tire. I didn't even know his friend at my husband pulled a heard over tonight. >> Absolutely not. I have not drove this truck. I have not drove anywhere tonight. I worked until almost 10:45 tonight. >> Okay. >> I have not drove anywhere. >> Let's take a time out. >> Okay. Let's take a time out. Okay. >> You just told me you worked until 10:45. Yep. >> And you told me you left work 30 minutes ago. What time is it? >> I don't. >> But I'll mean it's over. It's after 12. >> It's after 2. >> Oh, I don't. >> As the questioning continues, her story starts to shift. She says the truck has been there for a while, but then can't explain why the engine is warm or why she's inside the vehicle with the keys. Yeah, >> I'm telling you, I have not drove this truck at all tonight. >> My friend brought me to this truck and there's a It's a problem. >> All right, hang on. Stop. I'm going to interject here because you told me >> I I don't know. I don't >> I listen. >> No, thank you. >> No, don't tell me to stop. Don't tell me to stop. >> I'm telling you right now that have not drove this truck. You're You are blowing this out of proportion and you're making this a lot harder than it has to be. >> Hey, just let them talk, babe. Let them do the thing. >> I have not drove this truck since I I clocked out of work. No, no, no, no, no, no. I called my husband cuz I clocked out of work at 10:45. >> Okay. >> I got I got >> Why are you yelling? >> Because you're coming for me. Nobody and I'm telling you nobody's coming for you >> that this has been here >> for a minute and I'm telling you that I clocked out at 10:45. No, no, no. I have not drove drunk at ALL. >> YOU'RE ACTING LIKE >> I CALLED YOU. I don't care. >> Stop. >> All right. Where's your driver's license at? >> I have not touched this truck. It's >> You were sitting in it when I pulled up. I was sitting in it. And >> actual physical control. >> And what? >> And what? >> The state of Florida defines that as actual physical control. Being on or in >> That's what you want to do. Fine. But I'm telling you, I have not drove this truck >> at all. No. Shut. >> Do you have another one? This one's not valid. >> Yeah, I definitely have another one. >> Right here. >> Anywhere. Anything. I got off of work and I called my husband. My truck's been here. >> Officers take a moment to question the woman's companion. Let's see what she has to say for herself. >> Where where are you guys coming from? >> Ver estates. >> You guys come from the Verike Estates? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Where were you guys going? >> Um my friend's coming here to pick me up. >> Okay. That didn't answer my question. Where were you going? >> Oh, my bad. >> I'm going I was walking down the road. >> Okay. So, you weren't in the truck with her. >> No. >> Okay. All right. That's how we're going to play this. Okay. Nobody wants to be honest. We're going to play the hard way. >> All right, Jody. >> It's not a hard way. >> It is. It is. You guys want to play? >> We're trying to be real. >> No, because now she's telling me that she was walking down the road and she has no involvement with you. >> Okay. So, here's how this is going to go. >> I'm How's it going to go? I'm going to talk and I'm going to explain this to you. Okay. I'm Deputy Hack of the Indian River County Sheriff's Office. >> Nice to meet you, sir. >> Okay. I'll give you I'm not going to shake your head. >> I work very hard every day of my life. Stop talking over me. >> Let him talk. And then when he had when you have the opportunity, he will allow you. >> Okay. When I pulled up, you were seated in the front seat of this truck. >> Yes. >> Okay. When he pulled up, this truck was running. >> Okay. Absolutely. There is There is engine heat. Stop. There is engine heat coming off of this truck right now. >> Y >> Okay. >> Which means that your statement to him two minutes ago about it being here for eight to 10 hours is incorrect. >> And you're on camera sitting in it while >> I needed I needed air conditioner. So what are you talking about? >> So I observed you in what we call actual physical control of this motor vehicle. You are sitting in the front seat of this car with the ability to drive this car. Okay. And you are, in my opinion, I believe that you are impaired. >> Absolutely. >> Okay. So, I'm requesting that you submit to a series of field sobriety exercises to help me determine. You need to listen to me. >> Take me to jail. I'm not submitting nothing. I'm not driving. >> As the woman grows more upset, the officers try to keep things calm. She yells over them, repeating that she wasn't behind the wheel. >> Touch it. >> My fingerprints are right here. >> Explain this to >> No. No. >> No, sir. >> I have not drove this car. This car has not left here. So, if you want to do that, feel free. >> I am not. >> So, I'm requesting that you submit to a series of field sobriety exercises to help me determine whether or not it was safe. >> So, if you want to take me to jail, go ahead. >> You understand that if you fail to complete these exercises with me, >> Yes. that based on circumstances, there is a high probability that you will go to jail. >> I will take me right now. >> Okay, the car and turn around. >> Yeah. >> Eventually, her wish is granted. She's cuffed and placed under arrest. >> Is there anything you on you that's going to poke, stick, or hurt him? >> Absolutely not. >> Where's your cell phone? Uh, >> probably in my uh in the purse. >> Yep. You should hang out right here. Just turn around and sit on this bumper for me. >> Ouch. I can't sit on it. It hurts. >> Then don't sit on it. You can stand. >> No, I'm going to jail tonight. Uh, >> they're usually open. Do you have a ride coming to get you? >> Do you what? You could take her. You said >> right now. >> Okay. Oo, that's strong that one. >> No, I definitely have not left this parking lot whatsoever. Never drove anywhere. >> Well, it's on my Kapati camera of you telling me you drove. >> No, I never did. Absolutely not. Did you want to talk to her? >> Yeah. >> You ain't talking to me. Babe, take my uh wallet. There's like 300 in there. Um Ellis owes me 250. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. We'll give that to >> Ellis owes me 250. There's 300 and something in there. So, yeah. >> Can I get the keys out of the truck? Yeah. Where are the keys at? >> They're probably in the I don't know. They might be in there. Yeah, >> I didn't drive it. >> I can't leave the truck here. So, either tell us where the keys are. >> I I don't know. I didn't drive anywhere, so it's not in the Yeah, it's probably in my purse or something. >> They go through her purse, secure the truck, and begin preparing for transport. >> Promise you that. Yeah, we promise you I didn't take it anywhere. I didn't leave it. Take it. Guys anywhere. Promise you that. >> Here. >> Leave it. Take it. >> I hear him. >> I got him. >> Yep. >> Obviously. I can't move it. >> Well, I'm asking if it's all right for the night here. >> Um, yeah. So, >> it's uh >> it's got >> Yeah. [laughter] Have you seen it? Did you look at it? >> Yeah, she showed it to me, man. I don't know. She I don't know what she did. >> She hit something a curb or something hard enough to break the bead and >> Right. >> And there's a big old hole in the front right there, too. So, >> yeah, >> that that tire is done. >> I don't see any like actual structural damage to the rim. >> Worried about the rim more than anything, but yeah, I look they let me use this light so I can look at the rim. I didn't see no damage. So hopefully hopefully she did it right in here and it just whipped it in real quick. I >> mean, no. Cuz look, >> is that AC leaking right there? >> That's just AC leak. >> It's just Okay. Sorry about that. >> No, you're okay. I mean, it didn't have to be like this. Yeah. She certainly >> Yeah, it's shut. It's just shut up. Just give me just call Bondman and um hear me out. >> Just call Bossman right now so I can be out in the morning. How sad is this? I work too hard for this. >> No, no, no. See what they say. >> I am. >> No, you're not. This is why you're right here. >> Yeah. Okay. Her husband encourages her to calm down and cooperate, but she keeps pushing back with the same behavior. >> Because right is right and wrong is wrong. >> And Americans are Americans and no [ __ ] bro. >> He's away. Thank you, sir. Hey, I appreciate it, man. Here, buddy. Babe, just do what the man says. >> I am. Just make sure you make the call. He's not going. He said he's on it. She's on it. She's on it. >> Okay. >> But look, this man right here is just doing his job. Let him do his job. >> I know. Everybody's doing their job. I know. >> He don't want to be doing >> I'm not being mad at anybody. I promise. >> Everybody just needs to do their job. >> Just take it down. And they are doing their job. That's the problem. >> When you get to the jail, do not give any lip. >> Right. Just let >> the quicker the process, the quicker the bondsman can get you out. Does that make sense? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Uh, man, I'm sorry about this guy. >> That's for something for you guys to talk about. >> I'm old. Well, we got >> $450 tire. >> So, obviously get you in trouble, right? People starting >> want to make sure. >> All right, guys. Stay safe. We will. >> All right. You You guys are good to go. >> Thank you. >> It's easier if you go in butt first. >> Grab my butt. I don't need >> What? What? >> There you go. >> You got to You got to use your leg and push. >> I know, but I'm old. >> Oh, and I've been working all night. There you go. >> I got it. I got it. >> Keep going. Keep going. You're keep going. Keep going. She's in. Love you, girl. Love you. Ow. >> All right. Have a good night. Hurts. Ouch. >> That's got to be worth. >> Ow. Ow. >> Still, officers do their best to assist her and make the ride to jail as bearable as possible. >> Okay. I'm going to put the seat belt on you real quick. All right. And then you can tilt sideways. Okay. So I know reach around >> here. Will you help me? >> This hurts really bad. >> Is it too too tight like on your shoulders? >> It's just the No, it's the ankle. It's the um it's the Oh, it's I can't make it. It'll be okay till I get there. In the end, she's charged with narcotics possession and booked after her first appearance. Number one, when Karen Energy meets a cop's last nerve, officers arrive on scene to a reported domestic dispute. They immediately separate the individuals involved and listen to both sides of the story. How's it going, sir? >> I don't like he wants me to get out of the car when he brought me here so he can take me home. >> Okay. >> Hey, so I don't really care to explain anything because you already explained a bunch of lies. So, I don't care. Well, I like to get both sides of the story because I don't believe anyone really. >> I said that I didn't want him. I simply asked cuz he works with his grandma's caregiver. So, I simply asked instead of you going today, can you go another day and can you hang out with me today? He was like, "No, no, no. It's my grandma's grandma." So, I said, "I'm tired of her always having about me, always making problems. I hope she that's all I hope." Then he started flipping out on me, started choking me, punched me, took off his shirt, was swerving everywhere, and now he's trying to blame it on me saying I hit him. I never touched him and I never said anything out of place. Maybe I said I hope, but that was it because I simply wanted to hang out with him and ask him if he could switch to the date. I'm not doing him at all. >> Did you grab your shirt at all? >> I didn't even touch him. No. >> He said he didn't touch you either. So, I I have two sides of the story. >> Yes. He smacked me. He was trying to put his hands over my like he went like this, punched me like smacked me on my face, was trying to put his hands around my like neck and like my shirt and took his shirt off. >> I literally have fris all over my body. Does to me like it's not. Well, I'm just trying to figure out what happened just while you guys >> He took his shirt off. He started swerving. I didn't even touch him. I didn't do Stop being immature and say the truth. >> While trying to calm things down, officers suggest she exit calmly and offer to help get her home. Instead, she digs in and refuses to budge. >> Well, like I said, I got to get both sides. >> He brought me here. He can take me home because this is an ongoing issue. Just because you take me home, he's never going to and he's not going to leave me at all. I'm going to go home and as soon as you drop me off, he's going to be posted up outside my house begging me to come out. Tell him to take me home and put away. >> Well, the thing is is that because you guys are fighting, I would suggest not to go with him. >> No, he brought me here. He can take me home. >> Cuz if he said he punched me and he choked you, why would you want to go? >> Come forward. >> Because it's an ongoing issue that's not going to stop. >> Okay. Well, if you go with >> As soon as I as soon as you drop me off, he's going to be at my house. He's going to be stalking me at my house every single day, morning, night, and day. No matter what I do, he's going to be following me. He's going to be stalking me. He does this all the time. >> Okay. Where do you live at? >> In Berwin. >> Berwin. >> Do you have a driver's license on you or an ID or anything like that? >> And I'm sorry, but I'm not going to take it back. I do hope his grandma the amount of drama that she's caused me. If you he wants me to sit there and take it back, I'm not going to >> Well, you feel the way you feel and what you can do. >> Maybe she didn't start people and run her mouth. People wouldn't feel that way. And he says, "I have a police report of her saying I I said this and said this to her." I have many text messages and I can also make a police report of all the things that she has harassed me over the phone. I have more proof than she could will ever be able to collect against me. >> So you said he started to choke you or put your hands on your neck or >> Yes, he started to choke me, pull my sweater, smack me and started swerving everywhere. I never even stop. >> Where did he smack you at? >> Like right here on my neck. Whose car is this? >> I'm sorry. >> It's his car. Okay. >> Clear valve going. >> They work to meet a request, but she insists on holding up the process until she gets confirmation. >> Okay. Well, I guess we're going to run into a little situation because if it's his car and you're in it, >> I'm not wasting my time to tell him to take me home. >> Well, I don't think it's going to happen. So, basically, you could come out and we can get a ride, try and figure out how you can get home. >> He can take me home. You can let him know that. >> No, he can't take you home. He doesn't want to. So, I'm trying to do this peacefully. >> Me up. is going to be outside my house trying to harass me. >> So you can let him know that. >> Then you call the police again? >> No, you can let him not. No, now to my house and harass me. >> Okay, I can tell him not to go to your house. >> You will have to come out of the car, though. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, >> he needs to. Okay. Well, go with the same ball that you're doing to me. Go tell him to not show up at my house when you drop me off and harass me at my house. Go ahead and go tell him and then I'll get out the car. >> Okay, I'll tell him. But then I just want me I'm trying to help you out, too. So, I just don't want you to get in trouble. So, >> I'm trying to help you out, too. So, please let go. Go ahead. I will get the out the car when you go tell him not to follow me home and not to not to go inside my house. >> Okay. >> So, please can you do that? >> I can. >> Go ahead. >> I'm waiting for my partner home. >> I'm just waiting for my partner to get here, too. So, that's when there's two people. I got to make sure there's enough people. >> My uh some of my stuff is at his house. He lives two blocks down. I want you to drive. I want him to >> No, no, no, no. That's not going to happen. >> It doesn't matter. You're going to get car. It doesn't matter. >> Or you get arrested, right? >> I want my things back. >> You can get your stuff out later. >> I want my things back. I don't want to see him anymore. I want my things back. >> I don't want to see him anymore. I want my things back. >> Okay. What you got to do is get out of the car, get a ride, >> and I'm not getting my Two things are going to happen. You're going to get arrested. Okay. Do you want that? >> No. >> Okay. I don't want to arrest you. I don't want you to get arrested. >> I don't want to see him anymore. >> First, you get you handle that later. But right now we're handling today. >> Why the would I want to handle that later when I DON'T WANT TO see him? >> Their attempts to deescalate go nowhere as she keeps pushing back and refusing to follow simple directions. >> That's not going to happen right now since you guys are not home. >> I want my things. >> Okay, you can get that later. Right now it's not going to happen. >> The only thing that is going to happen is that you will eventually get out of the car either in handcuffs or not. >> Cuz I want my things back. >> Okay. And not only is that >> I don't want him to SHOW UP AT HOUSE AND HARASS ME WHEN HE get I want my things now. >> Right now I'm seeing you as the aggressor and I have I have a feeling that you are the one that hit him. >> Okay. >> I don't give a >> What that means is that I have to arrest you and you spend the night in jail. Okay. >> I don't how you feel about that because I want >> Well, it's not how I feel. It's what's going to happen. >> I don't give a about that. >> Okay. Well, then you're going to have to step out. >> No, I'm not. I want my things back. >> Okay. If you don't sit by, you will get pulled out. >> Yeah. So that later So that later he when he goes to give me my things he beats your because you couldn't drive 2 minutes to give me my >> No, it's not going to happen. >> Yeah, it's not. Yeah, not going to happen. Not going to >> step out of the car, please. >> No, >> I want my not to step out of the car. >> Well, I want my things. >> Okay, >> I'm trying not to pull you out. I don't want anyone to come here. >> Do you want to get pulled out and go to jail? >> I want my things >> cuz it doesn't go well. >> I don't care. I want my things. Why can't I grab my things? >> You're not at your house. Do you realize that when you drop me off, he's going to show up at my house and harass me? >> Did you call the police then? >> Yeah. And what the are they going to do? What the are you doing? Nothing. I want my things >> right now. I'm about to arrest you. >> I don't want my things later. So when he goes and get my We're going to pull you out. >> I want my things. If >> you're not out by the time I get back, we are pulling you out. >> I'm going to have to arrest her for domestic battery because I could see she's the aggressor. You >> see injuries on them? >> No. But I got to both of their stories and I can see how she is. I can see how he is. I can see she's very aggressive right now. So if she doesn't get out of the car, it's going to probably happen that way. I'm trying to give her the benefit of the doubt. >> I mean, I don't see any injuries on any of you. >> Yeah, there's no injuries. Like she's begging me like pulling my arm trying to jump over and that's the only reason I >> She says she never touched me. >> Well, yeah. She obviously I have my shirt off. You can ask the guy when I hopped off. I had my shirt off. She pulled my shirt off. >> Eventually, officers conclude that she appears to be the aggressor. There are no visible injuries on either party, but the officers feel her account doesn't match the behavior they're witnessing. >> I just had to take my shirt off. She's like robbing me like the shirt. Like I had to take >> Okay. How you >> What What property do you have at your house? At his house? >> My fire stick. And that's pretty much all I care about. And my chargers. >> Just your fire stick and your charger. >> My My chargers. My fire stick. And then the rest is like clothes and shoes and things like that. But I mostly just want my fire stick and my actually need >> What we can do is my partner can take give you a ride to his house. I'll go as well. We'll follow him. >> I just told you that and you told me no. >> Okay. Well, first I have to find out if it's okay with him. >> I just told you that. I asked you that. He's trying to help you out. >> I'm trying to help you again. Okay. For me to say yes, he has to say yes. >> Okay. He said fine. >> If you're good with that, that's great. >> I fine. I'll give you a ride and we'll go over there, take your fire stick, and then I'll be done. You asked him to put like my shower things and all of my dirty clothes and things too in the bag. Like I want like all of my things. >> Okay. He said just a fire stick or something. So, >> no, it's all of my clothes too and all of my shower things. >> All your clothes and shower things. How much stuff is it? >> Yeah. >> All right. You're going to have to set that up with your over. >> Okay. Then right now No, he just said that I can get my chargers and my fire stick. >> So, if it's right next to the bag, why can't >> If it's something very quick, that's easy. if it's going to take too much too long. >> A camper that he can literally just pick up with my dirty clothes, >> grab my shower things because the bathroom is in his room and he can grab my chargers and my fire stick. It's going to happen with my things. >> We're going to follow him. He's going to get them. >> I'm trying to say charge my fire. >> What's that? >> What did you ask me for? >> Okay, you know what? Get out of the car or you're getting arrested. >> Okay, but I'm asking. >> All right, get out of the car or you're getting arrested. That's it. No more demands. No more demands. You're going to do what I tell you. Anything I tell you or you're going to get arrested. >> Okay, but I'm asking you a question. >> Okay. No, out of the car. >> So, what do you question? >> Out of the question. >> Do what I tell you right now. >> What of my things did you ask? >> 95. >> 95. >> Get out. >> Out of the car. >> I still want my car. >> You don't have to pull me that hard. You don't have to pull me that hard. >> I told you that you had enough. >> She resists, continues arguing, and tries to justify her actions with concerns over her belongings. No, I I definitely think you are the aggressor in this. >> Grab her stuff or >> Oh, yeah. Her stuff is going up. >> Can I please grab my things from my pocket, please? >> Yeah, we will. Give me your stuff. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? >> Does it look like I have anything in my pocket? >> Question. I have to ask. Do you have anything in your pockets? >> You had a problem when I asked you a simple question. So, maybe you should check for yourself. In the end, she's arrested and charged with domestic battery, disorderly conduct, and trespassing to a vehicle. Another day, another Karen learning the hard way that police patience isn't unlimited. Drop your thoughts in the comments.