When Karens try to flex on law enforcement, it usually ends one way with handcuffs and hard lessons. Here are five cases when cops humiliate entitled Karens. Number five, this is how to get on a cop's bad side. Police respond to a twocar crash where one of the drivers appears to be under the influence. Officers approach the scene and begin standard checks. Dan, >> hi. Do you guys have your driver's license, insuranceances? >> Yes. Yes, I am. I am right. >> Are you guys looking to file a report? >> I am. Yes. >> Okay. Okay. Get your driver's license. Insurance? Yes. >> If you just want to wait in your car, stay cool. I'll be right with you. All right. >> Where are you coming from? >> Hi. It's down the street. >> Down the street. And do you have insurance for the vehicle? >> Yes. >> Can I see it? >> My daddy has insurance. My dad does everything. >> Okay. Call them. Can you call him? >> Do you have his phone number? >> Take videos of me without my permission. >> I'm not. It's my coworker. I I I'm calling for you in trouble. You don't understand that. >> Okay. >> Can I see if you took a video of me? >> Sure. How much have you been drinking? >> I didn't drink at all. >> I smell it. I see your eyes are glossy. >> My eyes are glossy because I'm tired. I haven't slept in 4 days. Why are you slurring your words? Do you normally speak like that? >> I do. >> Yes. >> Okay. Why do Why am I smiling? >> Can I see? >> Why am I smiling? >> For what? >> I'm asking for a back. >> Give me a phone to call my mother. >> I'm Wait. You want to call your mother? >> Yes. >> What's her phone number? And I can call her. >> I'm not giving it. Well, then how am I going to call her? >> You got to work with See, you do have a phone. >> So, I'm not >> Yes, I know you're not. I was asking you for your phone number for the report. >> Can you back up, please? >> Sure. I'll give you some space. Hold on. Keep the door open. >> No. >> Yes. >> I don't have to. >> You're going to keep the door open cuz I don't want you driving away. >> You have >> You seem impaired. You seem impaired. I don't want you driving away. >> Okay, sir. >> Can you shut the car off and then maybe I can? >> The officers remain calm and continue their questions, but she struggles to give consistent answers about where she was coming from or going. >> Sorry. >> Excuse me. >> What did you call me? >> I didn't call anything. So, where were you coming from? >> My hair. >> Sorry. >> Right here. >> You're going to do your hair. >> You rear ended somewhere. >> The white Cadillac. You crashed into that. >> I know what happened. >> Yeah, it's just weird. >> It happened over there, actually. >> That's why I'm asking you. Where were you coming from? Where were we trying to go? Like, what was your objective? Where you trying to go right now? >> I'm not talking about this. I don't care about paying >> pain. Whatever how much I have to pay. >> Were you coming from home or where? Where do you live? >> I'm not telling you where. >> Okay. Well, I'm just concerned about you. >> I understand. Okay. Just hang tight. Okay. Is that your dog? >> I have 15. >> What's the name of the dog? >> Guy or girl? Got it. >> Okay. >> I don't show signs of call this number. >> Did you already give it to the other officer? >> Okay. But I don't know your name, so I just want to refer to you by >> Jessica. >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Jessica. Um, >> okay. So, Jessica, >> you do know me? >> Jessica. >> Cuz she just told me. Okay. So, if the accident happened here, how what happened though? Did you hit the car? Did they hit you? What happened? >> Okay, that's good. Um, I have to >> The officers [music] stay patient while she continues to avoid cooperating. When they ask her to step out of the vehicle, this is her response. >> You don't know or you don't know. Okay. So, he wasn't so for his alcoholic drivers older than bringing the car today cuz he was not in his car today. Right. Did you see your mom? Are you planning on driving back home? >> Okay. So, all right. No, I get I get that. I understand you don't want to get in trouble. So, the best solution for that if you don't want to get in trouble is for us to allow you to drive home is to just do some quick tests with us. You want to go home. So, you can show that you're good to go. Okay. No, no, then I guess you didn't finish. Cuz if you did, you would know. No, you're an adult. You don't have to wait for your mom and you're over 18 years old. Don't put your car, your dog, and your passenger seat. I'm asking you, are you going to get out for me? Yes or no? Or do I have to pull you out my place? Cuz it's going to go that way. I'm telling you the options. Either you step out or we take you out of the club cuz you do legally. >> Yes, I am. So, are you going to do it? Yes or no? She brings up her legal knowledge and mentions law school in an effort to challenge their authority, but her argument quickly falls apart. She's not allowed to. >> Yes, you are. Pennsylvania mess. >> Look up. Look it up. Google Pennsylvania versus this and tell me what it do. Do you remember that from law school? Would you go over Pennsylvania versus >> Did you know that? >> What? That you didn't graduate, right? So >> did you graduate? >> I did almost >> almost. >> Well, you're not in a police academy. You haven't done my training. >> Oh, police are. >> So you don't know? >> No, you're not. No, sorry. You're not. Okay. Can you move your dog out on the way? Cuz I'm about to kind of Yeah. Get the dog out first. Yes or no? Are you going to do the test? Yes or no? No. Okay. You're still under arrest. escaper 55 18. She's taken into custody and later charged with DUI, driving an uninsured vehicle, and resisting arrest. Number four, beach Karen refuses to leave, then melts down in the water. Police respond to a call about a woman refusing to remove her dogs from a restricted beach area. When officers arrive, they find her casually waiting in the water, completely unbothered, with no intention of leaving or listening to a single word they say. Hello. Yeah. No. Yeah. Po police. Yeah. Polia, come on the beach. >> Shut the me. Shut. Okay. Where's their dogs? >> Hey, puppies. Yeah, I know. I know. You got water? You got water? Okay. >> I I can't hear you. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Hopefully it's not salt water here. Get some water. Well, we I mean I can trespass. We're It's a county fire. I'm just chilling in here. So, I mean, it's a county park. We can trespass her, right? Yeah. >> She's bothering people. >> Fathering people. >> Okay. Uh um of uh Hoy I don't know. How do you Hey. Uh ohoy. Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, you got to leave the beach. If you refuse to leave, you're subject to arrest. Okay, it's been a few minutes. I need you to get out of the water so we can have a conversation, please. >> I need you to come conversate with me. >> What? What' you say? You have a gun. >> I can't hear you. >> Okay. I thought I heard you say you have a gun. Is that what you said? >> Pretty sure she said I have a gun, but I didn't hear it. I don't know exactly. >> Instead of coming out, she stays waist deep in the water, yelling strange things and behaving unpredictably. >> Oh, don't work now. >> Amanda, can you come talk to me? Do you go by Amanda or you go by something else? >> Okay. You're getting you're going to >> I'm going to Okay. I mean, >> oh, don't do that. No. >> Put your head back. >> No. >> Oh, that's cute. >> But I need you to talk to me. I have your dogs in my car. Can you come take care of them, please? Can you take care of your dogs? Listen, we're not doing this all day. You got to come. You got to just walk here. >> Listen, I'll make you a deal. You walk here and we'll walk to my cruiser. You and me. >> Well, I see. We're going to grab her. >> Oh. >> Yeah. Let me get ready with Stanton here. >> Hey, just don't run me over when you stop. >> Check it out. >> Yeah. Huh? >> Nope. >> She's not sure. Yeah. >> Oh, hold on. Don't do it. We're going to be on video everywhere. Hold on. Stop. There's kids there. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. We're not doing this. Amanda, can you stop running, please? >> I just want to talk to you. That's all. >> I just want to talk. Hey, don't hit the people with the sand. >> It's not happening. >> Just I want to talk to you. >> I just want to talk to you. >> You're recording. >> Have fun. >> And how? >> I need you out of the water now. Stop. >> That is good. >> Stop. You're a grown adult. Get out of the water. >> Get out of the water. You're a grown adult. >> Officers try to deescalate from a distance. Eventually, they shift strategy, turning their attention to her car in the parking area to manage the chaos more effectively. >> I could have tackled her, but I would have been kneede in water. >> So, I got to work on my cardio. >> Yeah. I was like, >> well, I told Stan, I was like, hey, stop stop driving. There's all these kids around and people are going to be recording us and >> like the best stand on you sat down. >> Yeah, I was going to I was I was going to but I'm like she just went in the water. I'm like >> well let's give her a little space again and uh maybe >> let me find out what car she has. We'll just set up on the car maybe. >> Yeah, I don't know. >> Yeah, let me go research what car is hers. I was waiting for you to get >> Well, we're all on the news now. >> Just delete the video of me trying to run. Okay. >> Are you ready? Do we go? >> You can sit in the air conditioner in my car. Come sit with your dog. Come sit with your dog in my car or you're going to >> Amanda. We're trying to help you out, Amanda. Nobody's going to hurt you. >> Come on. >> Come here. I won't put you in the back of the car with your dog. >> You're Amanda. Come on out. >> Thank you. >> It's all right. Just come on out. Come on out, Amanda. I appreciate it. >> Come on. Come here. >> Come on. Grab my glasses. >> I'm not violent, please. >> Okay. That's all right. >> But you need to listen. Dude, I'm 37 years old. >> I'm not violent, guys. I love you guys. >> Very good. >> Well, then why didn't you listen to us and respect us? >> I was trying my best. >> No, you weren't. You What were you saying to me? F you. F this. >> Yes, you did. >> Thank you. You ready? >> See my way. >> Yeah, we can put her in mine passenger side. >> Why are you so excessive? >> We got to walk. Officers give her every chance to calm down, but she keeps screaming and refusing to cooperate. Still, they manage to get her into the cruiser without losing their cool. >> Walking. >> Christ is king. >> Christ is king. Jesus is real and he's here. >> This is not embarrassing. Don't you want to get in the cruiser? >> Christ is >> Give me a second, >> man. We gave you a lot more than a second. >> Don't want you to stand up, >> you guys. Are you Are you latching? >> No. >> Ouch. >> We'll keep looking. Nobody's hurting you. >> Nobody's hurting you. >> You're not. >> There you go. >> It's not happening ever again. >> I hope. >> That's good. Yeah, we don't need this to happen again. >> The troops are here. >> They're real troops. >> Yeah. >> My grandma. >> Oh god. >> Can I have my dog some purse and stuff? >> We'll deal with that in a second. >> I I What are my charges? >> No. I'm going to tell you. Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. Just >> stop it. Stop. >> Nobody's doing that. He's [screaming] >> Come on. Let's get up. >> It's not happening. >> Let's get up. >> Come on, >> ma'am. You're going to have to get up. There's a lot of people here. >> Stand up. >> E. >> You got it. >> That's not good. >> Stop. What is this? >> Stop it. GUYS, NEVER AGAIN. >> But he's here. Thank you guys. There's children in here. >> If you can get her feet, I can grab her feet. >> Come on, Lena. >> I need you to get in the cruiser. We're going to force you in. >> Can you please get in the cruiser? [snorts] >> I can hold her upper body. If you want to grab a legs, it's >> not happening. >> Watch your head. We don't want to get hurt. >> There you go. >> Not happening. >> Watch your head. >> I got >> Amanda is eventually secured and the chaos is brought to an end. >> Chip. >> Yeah. Oh god, it's not happening. It's not happening, guys. I'm not I'm not I'm not. >> In the end, she's charged with trespassing after warning. Number three, her attitude met its match and she lost. Police respond to a call at a small business where a woman is refusing to leave the property. When officers arrive, they quickly determine she has no connection to the location or anyone present. >> Is this your place? >> No. >> It's not hers. >> Is that your Is this your mom? >> No. >> Okay. So, y'all ain't no relation. >> No. >> His son is bolo. He's in jail. She's trespassing. >> That's That's what I was That's >> She was supposed to be here, but I was coming here because the owner came here. The owner >> was taking pictures. >> Okay. >> You can't do that. He own. >> You're good, Bill. Speak Spanish. Uh he speak English. You speak Spanish? >> I hear officer speak English. >> To go alone. I need people of this party. >> Hey. Hey. >> Hello. >> Hey. >> Okay. >> 10. Probably supposed to be 105. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Listen. Listen. We have told you and told you and told you to stay out of here. That this is no longer police for one problem. Parking in the in the back. They not here. You have had multiple You have had multiple warnings to stay off of this property, correct? >> No English. I'm sorry. My English is a little bit unsure. >> Hey, will you get him? Will you get him? >> Will you translate for me? What's that? I said I didn't call the cops. >> Yeah, she's the one that called. >> Okay. >> Oh, can you translate to her that we've done gave her multiple warnings about being out here? >> Can you translate that to her? >> A bystander translates that the woman has been told repeatedly to stay off the property. trespassing warnings because we've asked her to stay off the property while y'all because just y'all's place now. She said that they never had time. How many times I've been here? A bunch of times. This is to my son. Okay. Movie. This is >> Listen. I'm placing you under arrest for criminal trespass. Please don't follow me. Don't follow me. Please don't follow me. Please don't follow me. Please. No. Please. Please. >> You said that you haven't done that. One break. One break. One break. One break. One break. Please. One break. One break. We haven't done that. Come on. She said she's shooting on. >> Oh my god. She said she can shoot herself. >> Please, one break, please. >> She says to give her one break. >> Please, one break. Give me a hand. She said she said that she'll leave. She said she'll leave. >> I've given you that up. Why you arrest her? Criminal trespass. You have been warned multiple times. Please stay right here. Stay right here. Stay right here. >> When the officer informs her she's under arrest for trespassing, she starts pleading for another chance. Officers try to detain her without escalation, but she continues to cry and physically resist, making the process more difficult. She said to please to give her one chance. >> I have given you four chances. I've as good my my listen you have been advised four times. You don't be living in Miami here. No other locator. This is coming to my son. Please listen. >> Please. >> You have been asked four to five times to get out of here and you have not left. >> Me go. Me go. No problem. Please. One break. No, no, no. One day. One day. Me not living here. I'm living in Miami. Please. >> You live here, right? No. You have came here. You have been here multiple times. >> Me not living here. >> You have been here multiple times. >> Please. One break. Please. Me not living here. Me in Miami. Me living here. Please. >> Come on. >> Please. One break. >> Come on. We're going to sit in my car till I'm done. Come on. M. Ma. Please. Please. One break. My dog into my car. Please. One break. Come on. >> Please. One break. One break. Please. Come on. >> Me not living here. I'm living in Miami. Please >> come on. >> Please, please, please help me. >> Please be Please help me. Please help me. Please, please help me. I'm living in Miami. I am I am mother to the brother. Please help me. Please help me. Please help me. Please help me. Living in Miami. My dog to my car. >> Take a seat. >> My car. >> Have a seat. Take care. >> Ma seat. >> I don't care. Come on. >> Please help me. Me not living here. I'm living in Miami. >> Please. My dog. My dog. My car. My car. Please. >> You going to appreciate that? >> Huh? >> Hey, that dog will bite you. >> He said that dog will bite you. The arrest becomes more difficult with several dogs present at the scene. Neighbors confirmed this isn't the first time she's shown up uninvited and that the officer's actions are justified. >> I don't want to mess with it. >> I think the black dog belongs to her son. Yes, sir. And he's very, very mean. And the others are hers. >> Yeah. He'll bite the mess out of it. >> He'll Yeah. The only one that can do it is tomorrow. >> Remember when I told you? >> How many times have I been out here that you can >> uh three times that I know this? This is the fourth. >> Yeah. See? >> Yeah. >> So I I don't want anybody think that we was doing anything. >> Oh, I know. They all know. >> They all agree with it. >> Okay. >> This is all my family. They all agree with it. Okay. >> No, >> they know that she's on the wrong >> and she tried for people to feel sorry for her. >> I don't know. I don't know what to say about the car. I don't ain't trying to get bit. >> That dog will bite you though. The black one bite. >> Is there any way you can traize the dog? Yeah, but the dog will I can tase it, but >> Yeah, HE'LL BITE. >> YEAH, the dog will bite you. >> It's BO's dog, >> not the other dogs. The other one will >> look what she did to my log. I don't know what she did to it. Look, >> she broke your lock. >> No, I broke it because she put a a key. >> So, he had to pop. >> So, I have to cut it. >> And he's her key. And the other piece of of key is in her key chain. >> Okay. >> I know. >> She's charged with criminal trespass and resisting arrest. Number two, woman on the run with a warrant and a baby on the way. Officers attempt to detain a woman for an outstanding warrant. The officer calmly tells her to step out, but she stalls, then suddenly drives off. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Julie 31st flight. She's taking off for me. Get out of the car. >> All right. >> Hey, out of the car. Out of the car. >> I'm coming. >> Put it in park. >> I am. I'm coming. >> Put in park. Step out. >> I will. Just a second. Please >> stop reaching. I'm not. >> Stop reaching. Get out of the car. >> Don't grab me. I'm scared. >> Okay. Get out of the car. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Please. I need I need to tell my partner. >> Stop. No. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Stop. You're going to get tased. Do you want to get tased? >> No, you don't need to do that. I want >> Okay. No, you're not listening. >> Put your hands behind your back and keep them there. >> I will listen. Please don't talk on me. >> Please don't. >> Stop. Sir, please >> stop. >> The car's on. And >> I know it is. >> Julia 35, female detained. >> I'm 7 months pregnant. >> Okay. Well, well, you need to start listening then. >> Okay. I >> can you please just uncuff me? >> No. >> I promise this is No, you're not getting uncuffed right now. As soon as I get another deputy here, we'll work on that. Okay. But right But right now, you're going to stay in handcuffs. Okay. You tried to back up on me when I told you to stop. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> Okay. And you didn't get out of the car when I asked you to. I was scared. >> Okay. No. No. Listen. >> Okay. You need to start listening and then things will go different. >> You were reaching on the side of the car. >> Um my phone. >> Okay. Okay. You don't reach when the cops are here. >> I'm sorry. I didn't >> Okay. This isn't your first time dealing with the police. >> What do you mean? >> What do I mean, Taylor? >> I haven't dealt with the police. Taylor. >> Taylor is placed in handcuffs and becomes emotional. While the officer won't remove the cuffs, he does adjust them slightly to reduce discomfort and calmly explains that the arrest is necessary due to her active warrant. >> I just got to Vermont. I don't know anything. >> You just got to Vermont. You're in Florida. >> I'm I know. I mean, I'm from Vermont. >> Yeah. Yeah. You You haven't dealt with the police in Vermont? >> Not in years. >> Not Not in years. Since you were a kid? >> Yeah. Since I was like 19. Okay, here. I'll loosen this cuff. Hold on. Just just just read. >> If you see my hand, it's really messed up. >> Well, I understand that. But looks like that's not from me, though. >> No. No. It It fits really tight at first. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Well, I'll tell you I'll tell you what I'm going to do. >> Meaning not to lift it. I >> Taylor. Okay. >> I just got scared. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Taylor, I I'll put another set of handcuffs on you. >> What? I'll put two sets of handcuffs on you. Okay. >> You don't have to have them. I promise don't listen. >> No, that's not the way this works. Okay. But I'll put another set on to give you a little bit more room. Okay. >> Okay. >> Are you going to take me somewhere? >> Taylor, you have a warrant for your arrest. >> What do you mean? >> You have you have a warrant for your arrest out of Vermont. >> So, you have to take me somewhere? >> Yeah. Soon as they confirm the warrant, you're going to be taken somewhere. Yeah. You got to go to jail. Why? >> Why? Because you got a warrant out of Vermont. Okay. I'm going to undo this cuff. Don't >> I'm not >> Just keep keep your hands where they're at. Okay. >> Can I take my meds first? >> No, we'll take them with us. I can't give you meds right now. >> Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Just lean against the car for me. >> What? >> Your butt against the car. Your butt. Yeah. >> I'm going to be sick. I don't understand. >> Why are you going to be sick? >> Cuz I need to take my meds. >> Okay. What's What's your meds for? I'm addicted to something. They're in the car. >> Okay. >> I just don't want to be sick. I have water. Can I please just take them? >> What? >> Calm down. First of all, okay. >> Okay. If you're going to be sick, I can call paramedics here. Okay. But this is what What is your meds? >> Those >> are they are they are they in your name or they in a prescription bottle? >> Neither. They're just from the store, >> please. Okay. I can't. >> He continues the conversation, asking more about her living situation and personal background. I'm going to turn off the car. Stay there. Okay. Whose car is this? >> Who lives here? >> Who Who lives here? >> Can I wake my boyfriend up? >> No, not right now. Who lives here? >> Like who's the owner's name? >> Yeah. I mean, who do you live with? >> I live with my boyfriend. Like seven other people. >> Okay. Do you know who's who who owns the house? >> Mark. >> How do you know Mark? >> He's our friend. >> Okay. From Vermont. I think he's from Vermont originally. >> Okay. Who's friends with him? >> What do you mean? >> But I mean, how do you know him? Like you said, >> my boyfriend, my boyfriend was his friend first. >> Okay. >> Please don't take take me. >> Can't you just cite me? >> No. If you have a warrant from Vermont, you have to go to jail. >> Julia 35. I'm having a baby, though. I don't want to lose my baby. >> You're not going to lose your baby. >> I am if they're going to take me to jail. >> I mean, what? You violated probation of something >> 2 years ago. >> Okay. Well, then why didn't you just take care of it? >> Cuz I was scared. And then I was in the hospital for almost 3 months. And when I got out, I was living in some place really far away. I couldn't get there. So, I figured time went time kept going by and never reached back out. >> I mean I mean this is what happens when you let things just fester. >> Can't you just cite me for what I did wrong? >> Not if you have a warrant. The warrant is from is from Vermont saying that they they that you did something that you needed to go back to Vermont for. >> How long does that take? I don't know. >> But just [music] when it seems like things are settling, Taylor makes a bold and unexpected move. >> It's unfortunate. >> Now you're going for escape. >> No, please. I'm just scared. Ow. My wrist. My wrist. >> Okay, then. Then you shouldn't have ran. >> I'm sorry. I'm scared. She just took off on me. >> I'm sorry. I'm just scared. I'm sorry. >> You get another charge. >> Yep. >> I'm just I'm pregnant and I'm scared. >> Okay. Well, now you just got more charges. >> All your warranties. >> I'm just pregnant. I'm sorry. 7 months or 6 months? Sorry. >> 6 months pregnant. >> Did she fall or anything? >> Huh? >> Did she fall or anything like that? >> No. >> I'm sorry. I'm just scared. >> Why'd you run? You're 7 months pregnant and you're running to the police. >> I'm just so scared. I'm sorry. Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No, I don't have any pockets. >> Email search. You want to go home? >> Have a seat. >> Juliet 35. Is there a female 1037 that could be 101? >> You took off on Ron again? >> Are you serious? >> What is What are you doing? >> I'm just I'm >> You messed up big time. >> I'm scared. >> Big time. >> All right. >> I'm just scared. I'm sorry. I'm just scared. I'm sorry. >> Well, you got charges out of here. You got charges out of Vermont. You're You did not make your situation any better. Any better at all. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I don't really care that you're sorry to be honest with you. Okay. You put a lot of people at in danger with your reckless driving. And then you were obviously looked like you were stealing from the smoke shop over there as well. That's why the owner was chasing after you. So I some my friend gave me these things one time and I got addicted to them now and I've been trying to taper down off them. I'm sorry. >> Really? >> Yes. >> That's how doesn't fly here in Flagger County. All right. I'm sorry. I know you don't care, but I don't know what to say other than that I'm sorry. >> When officers try to return the car key, the guy at the house greets them with nothing but attitude. >> Sheriff's office. >> Don't do that right there. >> No, we're >> we wouldn't give you the keys to the car >> on the table. That's >> No, get the owner of the car. >> Get the owner of the car, please. >> Excuse me. Can you can you kindly get the Can you kindly get the owner of the car? Can Can you get All right. >> I I didn't ask you if you lived here. I said, "Could you get the owner of the car?" >> No. >> Thank you. >> Okay. We'll go keep it for safekeeping then. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> No, that's what I'm doing. That's what I'm doing. That's where it's going. >> Yeah. >> That's not your key. >> You said that's not your key. I'm the sergeant. >> I'm the sergeant. You said this isn't your car. We want to get the keys to the >> This isn't your car. The car belongs in this driveway. How do you know that? >> How do I know that? >> How do you know that key belongs to a car in the driveway? >> Because we just arrested the girl that was in it. Who was your girlfriend? >> That's not my girlfriend. >> Taylor's not not your girlfriend. >> I have no idea who who is that. >> Okay. Well, do you want to get is Tammy here? I know whose car this is so we can give her the keys. >> Okay. Let me let me call the guy who lives here again BECAUSE THAT MAY MIGHT HAVE BEEN SOMETHING YOU SHOULD HAVE LED WITH. I I asked you. >> YOU POUNDED ON THE WINDOW AND SAID, "CAN YOU TAKE THIS CAR KEY?" YOU DIDN'T SAY ANYTHING ABOUT THAT. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? >> All right, look. >> I have it on camera. >> Look, only thing we're trying to do is get the get the car keys to the owner. >> Bro, Mark is Tammy's son. This is Mark's house. I don't know what you're talking about, but that display OF BEHAVIOR IS NOT PROFESSIONAL WHATSOEVER. AND THEN TO SAY I'M GOING TO take the car key after I said, "Why don't you just LEAVE IT HERE?" THAT'S NOT PROFESSIONAL EITHER. THAT'S TWO STRIKES, BRO. OKAY. SO, how about you leave the car key since it's the car is right there or I can go call Mark and and find out doing while he's working. >> That's what that's what we asked to begin with. That's that that would be awesome. >> Okay. Appreciate it. >> But after flexing a little too hard, he finally admits he knows the right person and agrees to pass the message along. >> All right, guy. He's at work. I can just take the key. Well, we need to talk to Mark. So, and and [clears throat] who's who's Tammy? You said is his mom. >> Tammy is Mark's mom. Yeah. >> Mark, you like to say, >> can you at least just get him on the phone for us and then we'll uh turn you turn the keys over to you. >> All right. >> I can't get him on the phone again. So, I don't know. >> Okay. >> What you guys want to do? >> Well, you can come. Where's his mom? >> Where's it going to be at? >> It'll it'll be at the sheriff's office. It'll be in property in >> Palm Co. PCO sheriff. >> Well, the one in Banell. >> Yeah, the one in Banell. It's going to be our uh operations over there. So, >> okay. All right. All right. Cool. He'll be done work probably around 5. >> Okay. >> All right. Sorry, guys. >> All right. >> Hey, um, do you know who? Cuz Taylor wanted her boyfriend to know that she got arrested and everything. >> Yeah. Where you say is she at a sheriff's office, too? >> She's going to be She's She's at the jail. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Yeah. I'll pass. >> Do you think Taylor deserved leniency or did the officers do exactly what was needed? Number one, when arguing with cops is your sobriety test. Police respond to reports of a vehicle being driven dangerously by a woman suspected to be intoxicated. They locate the driver and conduct a traffic stop. >> Miss Collins, come back. All I'm going to do, come here. You're not getting shot. >> Miss Collins, you're backing into traffic. Come on. Come back over here. >> Just talk to Officer Jones for a second. Okay, >> Miss Collins. All this is is is a breath breath. All right. Analysis. >> All right. That's all we're going to do. >> But I'm drunk anyway. I'm here. [laughter] >> We're not talking like that. I'm going to put this on. >> What am I doing? >> Wait. Wait one. Wait one second. >> My head hurts so bad. >> All right. All right. Come on. Just blow into it. Blow. There you go. Here we go. Thank you. Please don't take the drug. Please don't take the drug. >> 213. >> All right. >> All right. Miss Collins, place you into custody. All right. >> You really are. >> Yes, I really am. >> You're You're way too to Alaska. You're not taking the test. >> Okay. >> You're almost three times over. You're almost three times over the legal limit. >> What can we get in the car for you? Do you know? >> I can't. >> Hold up. Hold up. Don't. I got to fix it. I don't want it to clench on you. Hold on. It's going to be tough. >> Officers proceed with the arrest for DUI. At first, she appears cooperative, but that changes quickly as she starts resisting and pleads not to be taken to jail. >> Yeah, we don't want those to tighten up on you. So, >> no, we care about that. >> Next, you don't have sticker. Anyone? >> Miss Collins. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Miss Collins, relax. Collins, >> can I get my vape out the car? >> No. Stop. No. We'll deal with the vape in a minute. But you need to stop tightening up and pulling. >> I have no reason. I've been nice to you. >> I know. So, let's continue to be nice. Do you have anything that's going to poke or stick us before I put you in the vehicle? >> No, sir. >> Okay, that's all I need to find out. >> No, >> let's cooperate. Have you had Have you had any prior prior DUIs or anything? >> Sir, I never have. Why did you get me? >> Do you want her to get released? GET YOUR ARMS OFF ME. IT'S NOT GOING TO HAPPEN. >> YOU'RE A GROWN MAN, RIGHT? >> YES. >> SO, get your arms on me. Sick. >> Okay. >> Sick. Get your arms off me. >> Okay. >> Oh, that's what you don't get on me at home. >> Okay. >> Sick. >> Yeah. Put me in the back. >> Get your arms off me. Down for them. >> Yeah, I will. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, no problem. I don't want I don't want I don't touch I got to buckle you in. I got to buckle you in. >> You don't have to give me my vape. You're not touching me. >> Miss Collins, I give you 100%. I'm going to get your vape. You're going to see me with the vape in my hands if you can. All you need to do is turn and let me get you buckled in. Okay. >> All right. Let me do my job. >> All right. >> You can have those feelings, but I don't think you are. I don't think any bad camera. >> I don't think anything happened. >> Now you turn on your camera. >> No, I didn't. Camera's been on >> now that you want to touch on, Miss Collins. No, I turned on the light. >> Now that you want to touch me, >> I turned on the light. >> Back up. >> I turned on the light. I need to get to the seat. Not >> drag me in now. >> So, you're going to refuse me buckling you up? >> Okay. Well, can you at least watch your face? >> We're not doing that. >> No. Yes, we are. >> While officers try to buckle her into the patrol car, she grows increasingly agitated. She pulls away, refusing to sit properly, and begins yelling at them. >> Addition. >> Yes, we argue this. Yes. Yes. Add everything you got to add. >> So, I have to add resisting to it. >> Add all of them. >> Oh, yeah. You're so strong. I didn't I didn't hit you IN THE FACE. YOU LYING. >> How about you relax a little bit? >> You're lying. >> Why don't you >> I locked on my legs. >> Try this ONE MORE TIME. >> I LOCKED on my legs and I hit you in your face. We call >> Is that what you told your girlfriend after you hit her? Oh, she deserved it. She deserved it. Huh? >> Yeah, you spitt. >> YES. YES, I DID. OKAY. HIM. HIM. Hit your Oh, that's a felony. Yeah. Tell your girlfriend that, too. After after she you do this, >> you leave me in the car. >> No, I will not. I will not. Yeah, I want my vape before his girlfriend. That means I'm standing up to your girlfriend. >> Collins, I'm gonna get YOUR VAPE 100%. >> YEAH, GET IT NOW. >> I NEED YOU TO [screaming] SIT DOWN. >> I CAN'T STAND LIKE YOU. I CAN'T STAND LIKE YOU. [screaming] >> MAN, got to GET IN THE CAR. >> GET OFF of me. GET OFF OF ME. GET OUT OF ME. >> GET OUT OF HERE. >> My coworker. >> You got to get in the car. I need >> You wish I would. >> Hang on. Hang on. >> You wish I wish I got to get in the car. It's >> Collins. >> I'm not trying to break your heart. [screaming] >> Got to get you in the car. Okay. Quick kicking. Wait. Thank you. Can we relax, please? You do this to us. >> You guys do this to us. You guys do this. You guys do this. You guys do. >> Even once secured in the back seat, Collins doesn't stop. She continues yelling, complaining, and begging to be let go. [crying] >> [laughter] [gasps] >> I can't [laughter] you do this. You do this. [crying] [gasps] [laughter] Leave my head. My so bad. [panting] Let me go. >> [gasps] [panting] [gasps] [sighs] [panting] >> Let me go home. >> Let me go home. Sir, please. I heard it. >> Please let me go home. >> I'm sorry. You [snorts] are not going to be going home for now. I'll be honest with you. [snorts] >> Is there anything else in the car? >> No. >> You need your [singing] phone? Your purse? >> My purse. >> Huh? >> My My purse and my vape. >> I got your vape. Her purse. Yeah. >> Sir, please don't take me to jail. >> He's gone. You're not going home with me. >> You're taking me to jail. >> I am going to finish my sentence. >> You're taking me to jail. >> You're not going anywhere now. >> Might as well take me nowhere. [crying] >> This is going to be >> sir. Please. >> The situation for you was possibly >> I'm sorry. >> You'd be out of here. >> No, I'm sorry. While officers maintain control of the situation, Collins continues throwing vulgar remarks and personal insults their way. >> I'm sorry. Don't do that to me. Please stop being like that to PEOPLE [screaming] THEN. STOP DOING THAT TO PEOPLE THEN. >> YES, you are. [snorts] Yes, you are. We are people. >> I agree. We are people. >> Okay. so they agree with it and stop. I'm not trying to be that way. I don't want to be that way. I don't want to be that way, sir. I know you my head hurts so bad. Please. >> Please. >> I hurt so bad. >> Relax for a minute. >> It hurt. I hurt. I hurt. I hurt. I hurt so bad right now. Oh my god, my ass. >> I have one female cussy or >> investigation. >> You're really taking me to jail? >> You didn't give me my vape? Nothing? >> I do have your vape. I have your vape right here. I told you I was going to get it. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah, serious. I got your vape. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Are you kidding me? [gasps] Oh my god. Call my people. Somebody >> call your people a little bit. Oh no. Can I have my vape? I can't breathe. Please, [snorts] can you hand it to me? >> I'll give you a vape in about uh 45 minutes to an hour. >> Are you kidding me? >> No, I'm not kidding. >> Oh my god. You're ridiculous. You're ridiculous. This is what you guys call doing the law. Oh my god. It's pathetic. You guys just >> But she's not done yet. She doubles down, escalating her accusations and continuing to berate the officers. >> You guys pick on little girls and little boys with problems. That's all you do is pick on people with [snorts] pieces. I hope it HAPPENS TO YOU. I [screaming] SWEAR TO GOD AND EVERYTHING I LOVE, I HOPE IT HAPPENS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY AND EVERYBODY YOU LOVE. I hope it HAPPENS TO YOUR MOM. >> EVERYTHING'S audio video. I'm telling my video, [ __ ] >> Yeah, you and your mama. No, it also misses. >> Nobody gives about who Mick Stokes is. Miss Stokes is sucking on a hard day. ON A HARD DAY. AND YOU TELL MISS STOKES THAT. Miss Stokes, you can suck a nice. >> No, I'm not being nice to her. >> Oh, yeah. It's going to make my rap sheet a whole bunch longer. I've been to joint how many times? is going to make it so much worse. Oh, you poor baby. You poor baby. I hope your cousin, sister, mama, and everybody gets involved in it. And I swear to God, I hope you have to arrest them. And I swear to God, them look you in your face and tell you here you cuz YOU AIN'T [ __ ] THAT'S WHAT I hope. That's what I pray to God for. I'm going to get sick. They don't care. I'm going to puke all over the back of your car. Please, sir. >> [snorts] >> No matter how loud or dramatic she gets, it's too late to change the outcome. She's headed to jail to face the consequences of her choices. Please, please, please let me out. Please, sir. Please, sir. Please, sir. Let me out. I can't breathe. >> Get out just a minute. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. You can't breathe. You can't breathe. Please. I can't breathe. [laughter] I can't breathe. I can't breathe. [gasps] >> [crying] [laughter] [snorts] [crying] >> Miss Collins is charged with driving under the influence, resisting arrest, and felony assault for spitting at law enforcement. And there you have it. Another Karen showdown brought to a screeching halt. Who had the most dramatic downfall? Let us know below.