One second it's a tantrum, the next it's total chaos. This is what happens when Karens go too far. Here are five cases when cops confront the dark side of insane Karens. Number five, this attack on an elderly woman backfired. Officers arrive at a home after reports that a woman attacked her 83year-old mother during a domestic dispute. Here's what happens next. There's someone coming. Agram police. Did you call? >> Yes, I did. >> Okay. Who is it about your >> My mom and my sister? >> Where they at? >> They're Well, they're separated right now. My mom's in her room. My sister's upstairs. My mom's in her room. >> Okay. There any weapons? >> No. >> Are you Are you okay? Do you need EMS? >> Right here. >> She threw you on the ground. >> We'll check. I've watched everything. >> Do you need EMS >> to get you checked out? You sure? I can call him. >> No, I just want to stop. >> Well, I'm worried about if anything else is a result from this. >> What? >> It's not bleeding, but >> No, I f I think I don't know if I hit the baseboard or I hit the bucket. I don't know. >> Oh, I saw you. >> I did. I hit the wall. >> Okay. But I just want to I'm almost 84 years old, >> right? >> And I can't go to bed. Do you want to have a seat in this room real quick? >> No. I got a mess. I got to go clean. >> Just No, no, no, no. No, no, no. Just Just tight. >> Yeah. >> My daughter. My lovely daughter. >> All right. I'm going to >> I'm going to shut this door so my cat don't get out. >> Who is this? >> This is my daughter. Is she the one that >> Yeah, she's the only dog. >> And she's the one that did this. So, >> can I have you come like just have a seat for me right now? >> Can you shut that door? >> I need I need you I need you to sit down. I need you to sit down. >> I got to duck. I got to get up. Please. >> I No. I need you I need you to sit down. Okay. >> I will. I promise I won't be. >> No. No. I just need you to sit down cuz you you got a big bump on your head. The police turn their attention to the daughter who explains how the argument first started. >> Okay. So, so what? So, what happened? Do you >> You want to know how it really happened? >> I want to get your side. I want to get your side of the story. >> Okay. >> The three of us were arguing about cast iron skillets. >> Okay. >> What cabinet they were supposed to be in. >> Okay. >> He wanted them somewhere. I wanted them somewhere. She thought they were supposed to be somewhere. >> Okay. >> That's how >> then what happened? >> She wants to come at me. >> I know it's very little. >> It's very little. >> That >> Yeah, it's very little. It's not even something I'm worried about, honey. >> Well, I got to take a picture of it anyway. >> Okay. But she pushed me and I admit I pushed her back. She pushed you first then. >> She pushed me first and then I pushed her back. >> Okay. >> But that girl right there, >> she gives me a break. If I say something's black that ain't black, that's white. >> Okay. And we'll talk about I just want EMS to check you out cuz I don't want you to stress yourself out with your head. >> I'm just really upset. >> I And it's understandable why you would be. Okay. I get it. >> But think >> I know. So, she said that you were arguing over cast iron. >> Cast iron >> pans about where they're supposed to be. >> Yeah. What cabinet they're supposed to be in? >> Your mom pushed you and then you pushed her. >> Yes. >> Okay. Is that just water? >> No, it's lemonade. >> Okay. Yeah. Maybe don't drink that. Just >> don't break it. >> Yeah. >> What's the water? >> Yeah. There's the water. >> In the meantime, I'm going to separate you guys. You want to get a jacket or something and talk to me outside? >> I can. Can I get shoes, too? >> Yep. You can get shoes. NOW SEND ME TO JAIL. >> HEY, NO, I don't I don't want you guys arguing with each other. Nope. >> I'm sorry. >> Nope. >> Sorry. Didn't mean >> you're good. Just get a jacket. >> Officers separate everyone so they can piece together each account and determine who the main aggressor is. >> She needs to get some help. Somebody needs to get her help. And I do. >> Well, I don't I don't know what she said, but um I mean I I was right there present. Yes, it started over cast iron skillets. Okay. Yeah. This um so it was in the the the kitchen. Then what then what happened? >> Well, we were all standing there like cast iron skillets are here and we were arguing about where they go. So once we found them, she gets all iate and starts arguing with her now. And she does like this to my head. >> And she did all that to her head and then she pushed her on the chest and then she pushed back. She's a hillbilly. I mean, if you mess with her, you're going to get messed with back. >> Okay. >> And I mean, I wish it was different, but it's just the way it is. >> I don't want none of this. >> But then it was Let me just ask you for when emos like, have you been drinking today? >> No. Drink. >> Okay. I'm not saying that you have just for like uh pet injury purposes cuz she's been drinking. I don't drink. >> Okay, that's fine. Okay. >> She doesn't bring a drop. >> Okay. Yeah, that's >> Believe in my God. >> Okay. I see that with your crosses and stuff. Okay. So, you're saying this cast iron, she she kind of she messed with her hair and then she >> she was totally >> put her hand out >> physical. Yeah. >> So, what what is her name? >> Debbie. >> Debbie. >> Okay. So, Debbie put her hand out and pushed her chest >> and then did what? What happened? >> Well, then they then they enthralled together. >> Okay. >> So, I came in between them. >> Okay. >> And broke it up. >> What happened? But then she pushes her like this, but she lost balance because obviously she's had a few. Um, but she hit the wall. I watched that. And then I turn around, I see. And Debbie's in the floor over here. So they I mean, as far as falling, it was probably both of them. >> David, is it your fault? >> Yeah, but I'm not worried about that one. I can shut it off. >> So So she didn't she didn't push her then. Or she did push her. get intentionally. >> The brother describes how he saw the situation spiral out of control. The daughter admits she pushed her mother, but argues she's the one who was wronged. >> I mean, to I was I mean to actually see it. >> They were both together going at it. Now, who is the violator? I don't know. >> Alls I see is them both at it together. And then >> and I come in in the middle >> and just break them up. So they're apart, but then she uh she pushed I saw that. Um I don't know, but I think that she probably lost her footing is what I feel cuz I don't I mean she might have but I don't think so. She was already pushed away. >> Try to tell me not what you feel but just what you saw. >> I mean that's exactly what I saw. So you anyh who >> it was it was over cast iron skillets. I'm guessing it happened in the kitchen, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. She pushed she pushed you first. >> She pushed me first. >> Where'd she make contact with your body at? >> I think >> your upper your upper Okay. >> Yeah. >> And then what happened? >> And I pushed her back. >> Okay. >> She fell. I fell because I have two busted knees. I'm not good on my feet. >> Okay. Do you want to get checked out by EMS, too? >> No, I'm good. Well, they're coming here anyway for your mom. So, if you want to get checked out just real briefly, that's fine. No, >> I'm good. >> So, did you fall backwards or your son? >> Well, I fell against that wall in the kitchen and she fell against the other wall, >> but you didn't fall like completely to the ground. Did you get caught? >> I did. >> Okay. >> But I hit the wall first. >> Okay. >> And then I went to my buttocks. >> Okay. My mom hit her head against the wall and my sister was on the floor. >> That's what I did. >> No. And now get off the Get off the phone. That's not That's not >> what she did. >> Hang up the phone. We're >> hush. Hush, Amber. Hush. >> That's That's not helpful. >> The investigation moves forward as officers work out who will be held responsible. EMS checks out the mom and because of the bump on her head, she's taken to the hospital just to be safe. >> I don't want anybody get hurt, go to jail or nothing. But I I can't. That's my mom. >> Okay. >> She's got to get some help for herself. That's what I want I want her to do. >> Okay. And we'll we'll figure that out. I'm just trying to figure out what's happened. >> There was a knife on the counter and she picked it up and she says I >> She picked up a knife. She didn't say or she didn't say that word. I say that word. >> Why do you think she uh pointed a knife at you? >> She has some dementia going on that we're trying to fix. She gets really hostile when there's a situation. >> Okay. like she has a cane in her room and just last week she came at me with that >> and I threatened to call the cops and she was like you ain't got the >> balls to do it. >> Okay. >> Hello. I don't know. I'm standing here talking to this lady cop. Well, you know what? I don't give a if they take me to jail. Well, I don't know, Amber. I don't know. >> We're just Tell her. We're just gathering the story right now. So, >> we're we're just gathering according to this very very nice lady cop. They're just gathering the story right now. >> Uh the side door. >> She's just She's not bleeding or anything, but it's just a really like large uh knot. She got like pushed and it's in the back. team's call >> and like hit her head on the wall >> down here. >> No, she's up here. >> So, what I'm going to have you do, I'm just going to remind you cuffs can come off. So, I am going to taint you for now. All right. So, maybe stand up just for now. Cuffs can come off just from the sto the statements that we've been given. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to have you set your phone aside. I'll grab that, too. So, we stand up. >> The daughter is detained while officers gather more information. A family friend who didn't witness the fight but knows the family well admits that arguments in the house happen often. >> You're good. Okay. You don't want them to check you out. Are you sure? >> No. It's just bad news. >> Okay. So, I'm going to have you put your hands together like you're praying. I always like to remind people cuffs can come off cuz sometimes they get a little nervous about it. Okay. So, she's got your phone. We're just going to head out to my cruiser. You don't have anything on you that's going to poke stickers at me. Correct. >> No. >> Okay. Perfect. They have a cigarette. >> Um, >> once she searches you, we we do have uh >> we do have cigarettes if you want to switch. >> Oh, you're good. >> Oh, >> I know it's a steep uh Okay, perfect. >> Hi. >> Can I help you? >> Are you Who are you? I'm Caroline. I'm um her son's friend. Um >> Were you here during the altercation at all? >> Yeah, I was. I I don't know exactly what happened. >> Did you see anything? >> Not I didn't see anything. I definitely heard something. They're const All three of them were constantly going at each other, so I'm not really sure exactly what happened. >> Okay. >> Um >> I was like listening and I came down for a second. I made sure she was okay. I know she wanted to talk to her son Isaiah. >> Okay. >> So, I got a hold of him and let him know. >> Yeah. She's going to go to the hospital. She's got what's called like a hematoma at the back of her head. So, they can only see the outside. So, they're going to check inside her head and make sure everything's good. >> So, um >> we'll give a we're going to give the one ride down the hospital so that way she has someone with her. But, >> okay. Um I know she'll definitely want to get in touch with Isaiah. >> Yeah, she sent uh I think sent a text to I think this is her phone. >> Officers clarified that under Ohio law, once the main aggressor in a domestic violence cases identified, an arrest must be made. >> Uh to him, >> I know they were arguing. It just happens often, so I was like >> didn't think it was, but you didn't see anything. >> No. Okay. >> I'm sure something could have definitely happened, though. Things that happened would both hurt and >> Yeah. just tell Isaiah that she's going to AGMC cuz she'll probably at one some point will need a ride back. >> Yeah. >> So, >> first time. >> So, um Ohio has what's called a pervert arrest. So, if we can determine who's a primary physical aggressor based on the we have to make an arrest. So, >> I get it. There's nothing we can do. >> Well, it's been like that for a long time. >> I used to be in this boat. >> I mean, I was I used to drink a lot and was it I changed that for 10 years, you know. >> Yeah. Well, keep it together. >> All right. Thank you so much. >> Yeah. I might be I just want to check in with my partner. Make sure I have everything that I need. Um is that burner on? That burner is on. >> That's what mom was doing when everything went down. >> Um I might be back cuz I I just need to make sure I have everything. Okay. >> If not, have a good rest of your day, sir. Thank you. You too. >> The daughter was arrested and charged with domestic violence. Number four. Nurse realizes too late she went too far. A chaotic scene erupts in a crowded area when a nurse is accidentally bumped by someone nearby. Without much warning, the nurse strikes the other woman across the face with both hands. An officer on scene sees the assault unfold with his own eyes and intervenes right away. Nobody would even push me. [Music] >> No. Get her name. Get her name. [Music] Just get her name. But get her name. All right. Okay. >> I'm not going to argue. >> I know. You can't be smacking people in the face. >> No, she she Okay, I'm not I apologize. Can I just ask one question? >> Yeah. What's up? >> Am I >> uh most [Music] you you pushing me? >> I didn't push. >> No, I'm not saying hold on. I'm saying you got me like you GOT ME. >> YOU GAVE ME HOW YOU GOING to let me sleep in front of the airplane? >> I saved you. I saved you from falling. >> Okay. I promise you I'm not arguing. >> All right. Yeah. >> Can I Can I have one question now? >> Yeah. Go ahead. Can you I promise No, y'all can't even do that. It's okay. >> No, you can't have people sliping people in the picture. >> No, but she pushed me. It was before that. Y'all didn't see that. >> No. >> Okay. But she pushed me. That's the only reason why I smacked her. You can ask my friends. >> Elgen, did she not push me before I smacked her? Okay, then. She pushed me. >> That's the only I would not smack her. She pushed me. I just got off of work. I got my uniform on. >> All right. >> Please. Please. You know, >> I promise you. She pushed me before you. >> I understand. You can't smack people in the face. >> I know, but she pushed me. What you want to do? >> The nurse immediately pleads her case, insisting she was pushed first and only reacted to protect herself. >> Can you do a search? >> Yeah, she can do it. No. Y'all back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Okay. Okay. continue on. She pushed me. I promise you three people sitting right there that wash it. >> You You come here touch me. You don't have You know, I promise I'm not going nowhere. >> I know. I just Yeah, I know. I know. >> You're good, mama. Go ahead. >> Nothing special. >> No, nothing else going to [ __ ] you. >> It might be gloves in his pocket. I can't hurt. [Music] Stop. [Music] I'm sorry. You got to take it out of my pants. Huh? Take this shirt. Punch it in my pants. You're okay. You're okay. >> No, I promise. >> It might be gloves or phone. Either one. Oh, babe. [Music] She des me. All I did was react. >> Yeah. >> She keeps repeating her version, asking the officers to hear her out. Even while being taken to the squad car, she continues arguing that things weren't as one-sided as they appeared. Uh this side. >> Okay. Can I have one just one question? >> Sure. >> So you watched her do what she did, but I'm >> I didn't see her doing >> But she did though. >> I saw you smack her face. >> No, she did. She pushed me before I even smacked her. >> Okay. So it's a mutual combat brawl. >> Yeah. >> So you're going for this early conduct. Okay. >> No, but please like I really have a future ahead of me like that. I really work hard. >> You shouldn't be smacking people in the face. You cannot do that. She pushed me. >> Okay, let's go. We're going to the back of that car. >> I can understand that. >> We're going right over here. Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can I Can I >> uh go back a little for that? I think I got a camera. >> Back up. Back up. >> Yeah. All that girl. >> What? >> Okay. So, before I do my boat, you can ask some people over there. The girl smacked me in my face. So, I'm supposed to just sit there. >> I mean, >> and all he saw was me smack her back. That's all he saw. >> That's what he saw. >> But it's it's plenty people over there that would tell you. >> Still can't fight. >> But smacking me in my face. >> No, I'll take a seat. I promise. >> But can you listen what I'm saying? >> I I heard you. That doesn't mean it's good. >> I'm I'm I'm not saying that. I just I'm just saying like if someone smacks you if someone smacking your face. >> In the end, she's arrested on charges of disorderly conduct. Number three, abusive behavior leads to woman's arrest. Police respond to a domestic call after a woman is accused of hitting people she lives with. The officers arrived to find the woman named Lauren lying in bed and refusing to communicate. >> Do you want to talk to me? Do you want to talk to me, Lauren? What happened tonight? Can you answer me? Did you hear Lauren, >> I'm going to need you to answer my questions so I make sure you're all right and find out what happened tonight. Can you do that? >> No. >> Whiskey for traffic. >> All right. All right. Well, you know, domestic battery. >> I'm going be obligated to take you to jail. >> You understand that? >> Frank Adam domestic battery. Frank Adam 83583. It's going to be a silver. >> Do you understand? >> 67. >> How do you feel right now? All right, come on. Step up. Come out of the bed. You're not going to answer my questions. We're going to put you under arrest. Can you answer my question so I can figure out what happened? I'm going to have to assume what told me is correct. Okay. Do you understand that? Do you want to answer anything? They try multiple times to speak with her calmly, asking what happened and checking on her well-being, but she won't answer. After several warnings, the officers shift their approach. >> All right, come on. Come out of the bed. You're under arrest. Don't pull. Don't pull. Don't pull me. I'm Don't resist. I'm going. I am. >> He made me vaped in this house. He kisses. I hate >> Okay, you're on you're under arrest. Okay, >> I punched him out of >> Do not do not hit me. I will use force that >> I need help from you. >> That's not going to happen. >> That's not happening. >> I will use force to make you >> comply. Okay. Can you stand up? >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Do it on your own free will. Don't make me pull you out of the bed. >> Okay. Come out of the bed. >> You need to stand up. >> Come up. >> Come on. >> Come on. Come on. >> Do not hit us or kick us. >> We will self-defense. >> Okay. Come on. Stand up. >> I'm trying to support this. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Come on. You're with us. >> Don't resist. >> Don't resist. Don't resist. >> Hands behind your back to the station. >> Hands behind your back. >> I didn't do anything. >> Hands behind your back. Hey, look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. >> That's fine. You're back. >> Are you okay? Do you want to hug? >> No. >> You want to FEED THE HERM? MY ARM. MY ARM. MY ARM. I PLAY SPORTS. PLEASE >> PUT YOUR ARM BEHIND your back. >> My arm. Put it behind your back. >> Okay. Are you okay? >> Stop resisting. Put it behind your back. Give us your arm. >> I'm really scared. I'm really SCARED. NO. PLEASE LOOK IN MY ROOM. >> PUT IT behind your back. >> I'm scared. ARE YOU GOING TO REACH? >> As she's being pulled from the bed, she begs them to stop and accuses them of hurting her. The officers repeatedly remind her not to resist and do their best to control the situation without using force. on your back. >> Please, please listen. >> All right, stand up. >> Stand up, Lauren. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Can you please My arms? MY ARMS. MY ARMS. MY ARMS. DO YOU SEE ME? >> RESISTING. I got double lock handcuffs. Yeah, you do. Check for fit, too. Can you turn around so I can tighten up or lock your handcuffs so they don't get too tight? Can you stand up on your own? I want to check the fit of your handcuffs so they're not so tight. Okay. Can you stand up? Thank you. Let's see. Get some light here. What do you need, Lauren? >> My foot is really hurting. >> Okay. >> I need shoes. >> I just need a hug right now. >> Well, we can't do that. >> That's not how we do. >> Okay. Can we get some shoes for you, please? >> Are these your shoes? >> Do you want Do you want to slip into them? >> I want you to stay in this house. I don't feel safe. >> Okay. >> Officers remain calm, making sure the cuffs are not too tight and that she has everything she needs before being transported. Do you want to slip into your shoes? >> I want you to stay in this house, too. >> Stay in this house. >> We got to take you to the jail. Okay. Let's make this go smoothly. >> Can you slip on your shoes or you going to go barefooted? It's up to you. >> Please with me. >> Do you want to put >> Okay. Can you put your shoes on? Can you put your shoes on? >> We'll just these are yours, I'm guessing, right? >> All right. Come on. We're going to walk you to the car. Come to the No. To the Hensdale Police Department. And you got that. >> Can I live? Can I live with you? I feel safe. >> I don't know. That's got her. >> Yeah, I got her. >> You want to just make sure they're not? >> Yeah. Just in case. All right. Lock down nice and slow. [Music] Yeah. Henry one, can you show one female 95 pull your car into the drive? [Music] >> Pull his car in the drive. >> Okay, >> we'll be right back. >> I'm going to have you. >> No, >> I can tell you don't do someone who doesn't do >> Okay, come on to the car. The officers let her know they're handling things as gently as possible. Although she's emotional, the officers never raise their voices and remain steady throughout. >> Out of the bike again. >> Yeah, that's what took me while I >> Oh, man. He's got a squad. >> Yeah, but can you do the transport? I'm going to set with a supplement report and all that. All right. >> Yeah. 410. We just got to double check with Matt and make sure he's got all the info. >> Yeah, that's why I'm going to stay in and talk to him. >> Yeah, >> I just briefly got what happened. >> All right, we're going to sit you on the passenger side of this car. Okay. >> I want to stay with you. Okay, you're going to come back to the station with me. All right. If you can turn turn and face me and then sit down with your >> careful. Make sure you get your feet. >> All right. Swing your body up. >> Come on. We're going to get you to the station. Get those off you. Okay. >> The faster you get in here, the faster we'll get you to the station. the mail first from back to >> what's that? >> Okay, we're going to get you to the station and those handcuffs up. They're they are properly fit. Okay. I made sure of that. >> Okay. We're going to transport you to the station right away. Okay. >> She's charged with domestic battery and resisting arrest. Number two, she snapped the second he mentioned her uncle. Police respond to a call about a fight in a local park and find an injured man. He tells them a woman punched him. Here's what happens when the officers intervene. [Music] Where did they say? >> Slow down. >> All right, slow down. Slow down. >> What happened? >> Okay. What happened? >> He came to me all drunk. His butt is broken right there. >> Okay. What happened? >> Talk about me and my uncle. Came after me and my uncle and and he put his hands on me. So I defended myself. >> Okay. >> And I have every right to defend myself. >> I want to go over there and sit down. >> Stay right here. You're not going nowhere. Stay right here. Mike, I got you. I got you. Mike, let's just >> That [ __ ] >> Listen. Mike. Mike. Mike. Shut up. Mike. Mike. Listen to me. Mike, shut up. Mike, stop. >> Shut up. >> Stop. So why did she punch you in the face? >> You got swirling, >> brother. I don't want to press charges to Thank you. >> He got me. I got him better. >> You have any injuries? >> No. No. >> You want an ambulance? >> No. >> See, Mike, >> you got any injuries? >> No. >> Ray was here, too. Al tried to calm him down. >> That's me. You got flash and climb my chain. They threw it. >> Okay. What exactly happened? Who Did you see anyone assault anybody? >> Honestly, I was arguing with Mike to get him away from me. >> Okay. >> But Mike's right here. >> Can I come over? >> Stay right here. Stay right here. Stay right here. >> I want to talk to him. >> Talk to me right here. >> I can't talk with with Mike in my ear. >> All right. >> He came here drunk. >> He got his bottle broke right there. >> There's a good sign. Physical signs on him. The man refuses both medical help and pressing charges, though officers still notice injury. >> Did you guys see anything? >> No. >> All right. No problem. Thank you. Thank you. >> Well, you you already told me. >> I fell down. I fell down and hit my face. What I'm saying is these two. >> I would never press horses against them. >> So, let me see what I mean. >> So, what's going to happen is an ambulance is going to come and change. >> Just Just close your eyes. I don't want to blind you. Just close your eyes. I'm going to take a picture of you. >> I need to take a picture of you. I'm not asking you. I'm tell you, boss. Boss. I'm trying to predict them. you. Actually, hold on. Hold on. Do me a favor. I just I'm going to look at your thing. I'm going to blind you, >> bro. I'm trying to make sure that he hit me. >> He threw his >> ex. Yeah. When he hit when he swang at Uncle Ray and he hit try to hit Uncle Mike, I hit him. >> I hit him with one good shot and now he's bleeding. >> Okay. Okay. He pushed me up against the fence. Am I lying, Uncle Ray? >> Am I going to be on the left? >> Well, right now it's an investigation. Just stand by. All right. Everybody's detained. Okay. No one's free to leave right now. >> His booze is right there. >> Kevin, I'm getting you another >> You can see You can see the broken bottle right there. >> No weapons. >> No, I just was it. My cane was on the bench. So he >> He threw his cane. >> Who threw a cane? >> He threw my uncle's cane >> over there towards the uh open. >> How did he touch you? >> He touched me. He pushed me up against the fence. So, I swung at him. When I hit him, I didn't know I hit him that hard. And then when I realized he was bleeding, then he came after Uncle Ray again. Then he tried to go after uncle. >> The woman claims she was only trying to defend herself, saying the man pushed her and tossed her uncle's cane, which led her to swing back. She adds that everything spiraled after he got out of jail the day before. Uncle Mike can't defend him. >> Do you need any medical attention? >> No. >> I just walked him away from me. He's drunk. >> You can see the broken bow right there. >> Officer, if you think I'm lying, you can see. >> I understand. >> And the sneakers that he has on and the jacket that he's wearing, I gave it to him. >> I understand. >> Out of the kindness of my heart cuz somebody's Look, you know how they say pay it forward. >> I understand. >> When people blessed me, they were a size of 11 and a half men. So, I gave it to them. brand new sneakers and the black jacket that he's wearing. I gave it to him because Uncle Ray gave it to me. >> Okay. I wasn't antagonizing nothing. Me and Uncle Mike and Uncle Ray was sitting here all day. Had a good day all day. And I'm sure Uncle Mike ate and everything. Uncle Mike is just mad because of what happened yesterday when he got incarcerated. >> He's not drunk. He's not He's not anything. >> And he needs his medication, too. >> Okay. >> But I'm not going to let No. He told me, "Oh, you can come and suck my this this and that." >> Who says that? >> I understand. >> So when he went after Uncle Ray and Uncle Mike, I hit him cuz he pushed me up against the thing. Almost pushed me over the spike. So I hit him with good shot. >> I'm sorry that I know how to fight. >> No, I understand. >> Look at I'm in the streets. I'm a woman. >> We're going to We're going to We're going to set >> And he's a thief, too. >> I'm just letting you know that right now. >> Okay. Do you need an ambulance? Do you have any injuries? >> I just want to calm down. >> Your back or anything? >> I just want to calm down. Okay. >> I just want to make sure Uncle Mike's okay. That's all. >> I just want to make sure he's okay. Uncle Ray holding me back. Uncle Ray was going to hit him. Uncle Ray swung at him cuz he swung Uncle Ray. And when he swing at Uncle Mike, >> uh Jay-Rod, stand with her, please. Don't worry about him. Don't worry about him. >> I'm not going anywhere. No. Don't tell me not to worry about my uncle. >> I'm not joking. >> Trying to go to hospital. trying to tell him that the ALS is coming. >> Okay, >> the ambulance, he's got to get treated first. >> As she continues her story, the man is treated for his wounds. In the end, her explanation isn't enough and the officers move forward with an arrest. >> Investigation. >> I will not be. >> I'm dumb and you will not. But am I being detained or not? Am I being arrested or detained or not? >> She admitted to >> No. Am I being detained or arrested or not? >> All right, Patricia. >> What? >> If you haven't already, >> no. >> Stay right here. We You need to get checked out. >> Listen to me. You need to be checked out by the ambulance. >> Listen, I do not. I'm >> Yes, you do. I'm not asking you. I'm telling you. for the temple. >> All right. You can refuse with them. You could sign. >> All right. >> You could you could refuse with them. >> Yes, I I'll refuse. >> 134. What's your ETA? >> I'll give you my hands and I'll be competitive. Am I being arrested or not, >> sir? >> Am I being arrested or not? >> Frankie, we're reaching out. What kind of you guys have >> I'm sorry. These people are just being extremely uncooperative. Uh, he has a facial injury. He has excessive bleeding from the right cheek. Stop moving. >> Stop moving. >> How did she hit him? >> Come. Come over here real quick. I'm going to 25 her. Just >> Okay. >> He has physical signs of injuries. It's >> Patricia. >> Yes. >> So, unfortunately, you're going to be placed under arrest. Okay. >> For what? >> Why, dude? >> Mike, relax. >> Why? Why am I going to jail? >> I don't know. Listen, Patricia. >> I'm going to make this as simple as poss. Okay. Just please put your hands behind your back. Hang on. Relax. Yeah, >> I know you understand, Patricia. >> I know you're not. You're very cooperative right now. Thank you. >> But here's the one that started it. >> He has I have the witness aside. He said that he did approach you first and push you first. I got that. Okay. >> So, why am I being placed on him? >> His injuries are severe. Okay. >> They tell her that her own words combined with his injuries give them probable cause. She stays cooperative, but makes it clear she's upset that he isn't facing charges, too. >> Okay. So, Patricia, listen. >> The reason you're being placed, >> excuse me. >> All right. We're going to have one female 1025. >> All right. So, >> can you keep that with him? >> Can you get my stuff? to the >> Patricia, do you do you have anything on you? >> Um, no. >> Maybe a tissue. That's it. >> Can I get a light? >> There's nothing in there. >> There's nothing in there. >> Can you get that? Can you give that to my uncle? >> I Once I check you, I could give I could give him all your property. >> Am I going to get out? >> I I don't know. I don't I'm not Patricia. I don't want to give you long information. So, as soon as we get up there, we you know, we'll get everything handled. >> Even if it's your car, we do not have a BLS available at this time. >> Right. Am I going to get out? >> Can I get a light? Just Just stand in front of her while I search her. >> Yes. I have um some stuff in my pockets that you'll be out. >> I'll be out in a couple hours. I'm good. >> In 1 hour. I got it. >> There's an important number. Can you give it to my uncle? >> Yes. I'm going to give him He's going to take what? He's going to take everything. >> That's okay. >> Would you like to sign a complaint against? >> Yeah. Okay. >> I want him arrested, too. >> Okay. Right. >> I want him arrested, too. >> Did you see the broken bottle over there? Did you show him? >> All right. Can someone come closer with the B, please? >> Don't worry about him. Don't worry about him. He don't worry about him. >> Mike, go inside my Go inside my shirt and get your CDC card out. >> Hold on. Hold on. Come over here. Come over here, Patricia. Come over here. Police handle the situation calmly, checking her pockets and escorting her to the patrol car. Officers take her into custody, assuring her they'll process her quickly and let her know more once the paperwork is done. >> 2 seconds. In 2 seconds, >> stay over there. >> I'm telling you, >> my shirt is my uncle's EDT card. >> Your shirt? Where? Under >> where my bra is. Can my uncle get it out? >> No. Do you have any underpants underneath? >> When you get you got to get when you get searched by a female, that's we're going to bring you to the car. Come on. So, am I going to go to county jail? >> Uh, I don't know. I'm not going to I'm going to I'm not going to lie to you. I'm not going to give you information that I don't know. >> You hear? You hear? >> I'm cooperating. >> Yeah, you're good. Patricia, am I going to go to the county jail? Yes or no? >> I'm not going to I don't know. That's why I'm not going to depending on me. >> What's that? >> I don't have nothing. >> Okay. >> No. Okay. All right. So, >> I just got out of town. We're going to do the paperwork and I'll let you know. As soon as I know, I'll let you know. All right. >> No problem. >> All right. Three. >> Sorry about you. >> No, it's okay. It's okay. Don't worry about it, Patricia. It's okay. >> Nobody's going to hit my uglies. >> No, I understand. >> So, I'm getting locked up from a bump that's not even from this county. What's my chances of getting out? >> I'll let you know. As soon as I know, I'll let you know. Okay. >> All right. >> Huh? >> Just uh you guys stand by with him. You guys stand by with this guy um for medical attention. Uh Banana, >> come on. He's going to go stand by with him. >> So, what's the deal with his story? >> No, I know. He He's stating that he didn't that he fell, but she said that uh she assaulted him, so we got him in. Uh, he doesn't want to sign any complaints, but he needs he needs to sign an RMA. >> Yo, stay right there. >> At the station, her attitude doesn't improve. She keeps hurling insults and making her frustrations known. >> I'm sorry. possible >> for what? >> Going to the jail. >> Um, Patricia, I'm not going to give you false information. So, as soon as I know, I promise I'll tell you. Okay? I promise. >> Requested for ALS. Anyway, you can reroute them location. >> You want to grab her out? >> Can you grab me out? >> Your mother. Yeah, maybe >> Mark with the patrol supervisor if if it's okay if we could just walk him over to Homestead >> due to the >> I'm being calm. >> You don't have to hold me. I'm not going anywhere. >> That's okay. You guys walk. >> I'm cooperating. I'm being behaved. >> I understand. Put your hand. I understand. >> Nobody puts their hands on my uncles. I'm sorry. >> Did you not see your bottle of >> walking? How come he's not locked up? >> How come he's not locked up? >> I'm sorry. >> How come he's not being >> You can sign a complaint against that man. >> Oh, I'm going to. >> No problem. Very good. We'll make sure we get everything handled. >> Yeah. >> Don't manhandle me. >> Patricia, >> don't man. >> I understand. Don't worry. >> Over here. You stand by the sign, please. >> Yes, sir. >> It says no weapons beyond this point. So you had to put your weapons down. >> Oh, thank you. >> I don't see you putting your weapon down. >> I'll let you know. Hi. Yeah, sure. Once you find out, I'll let you know. All >> right. Thank you. >> You got it. >> Thank you, sir. >> You got it. >> When given basic instructions, she refuses to cooperate and reacts in this way. >> They said they were reaching out. >> What? >> They said they were reaching out for >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> You got it, Patricia. 34. just put on this one and then >> yes, please don't mind. >> Thank you. >> No problem. >> I appreciate it. >> You got it. >> I cooperated. >> Yeah, you're good. You're good. >> Thank you. >> Just for right now, just take this off. >> I know. >> That's okay. >> Are you You want to take it off? >> You're not taking my rings off. >> Just for now, you have to take them off for >> You're not taking my wedding bands off, >> Patricia. I said, >> "Okay, no problem. Let me just give me your hand, please." >> No. >> No. How would you feel if those were your wedding bands? I just lost my husband two months ago and I touched them. >> I appreciate it. Thank you. >> You got it. She's charged with simple assault, processed, and released with a court date. Number one, parking ticket sends Karen into full meltdown. Police respond to a call about a woman who's causing a scene over a parking ticket. When they arrive, she's visibly agitated, yelling at the parking officer and at others nearby. >> All right. >> I promise I don't. >> All right. All right. >> Turn it down. All right. I will talk to you or this officer will one at a time. There's no need for for any disrespect. >> Okay. >> We can all have a conversation and be sill about this. All right. All right. Come over here and tell me what happened. >> Can I speak with you, man? >> Yeah. Come on. >> Yes. Her >> either way. >> Okay. All right. What's going on right now? >> There's just a lot of emotion going on. And I think the things just kind of came to a head and I don't know what happened with the com with the interaction and whatnot but it just kind of just came to a head. >> So you you wrote a ticket. >> Okay. >> She come to me a lot of bad thing. Oh you American why you write ticket blah blah blah and then she tried to come to me. Another girl with her tried to calm down. What the guy? Yeah. Another girl. Yeah. She he doing his job. Why you come to like and another girl from the store >> coming hey why you try to do that you're not American and it went to that girl >> from the store tried to fight her and she went inside inside >> no not her another girl that's a guest I think that's a guess yeah she went inside she's inside over there now >> so the girl that was trying to like make everything >> yeah she went inside now inside because she was trying to get away from herried to fight her >> because this one this female tried to fight that one and she >> and she got away because she was >> Yes. >> being aggressive. >> That's exactly. And she know police command it was there. They keep warning. They keep warning and then just watch. That's why we caution her hair. >> But she didn't touch you. >> No, she didn't touch me. >> Okay. >> Who is she to you? >> My wife. >> Your wife. >> 28 years. >> 28 years. >> As the investigation continues, the woman erupts again. Officers ask her to lower her voice and settle down. But instead, she responds like this. >> Uh, how did you get this little abrasion on your chest? >> Oh, I don't know. Probably when I I'm always scratching myself. >> You are? Yeah. Okay. >> I'm always scratching. Like that's all I do. >> Just like a little nervous tick and everything. >> I have like I have stuff all over me. >> Okay. >> But that's just what I do. >> All right. Okay. >> Did she say verbally something to you? >> Yes. that she was going to hurt you or do something to you. >> To give you an example, um she didn't say, "Oh, I'm going to beat your or um I will >> Yeah, she said that. She said that. She I think she said she said that because >> because of another girl. She kept her. She tried to want to me >> lower your voice. Okay. >> Okay. >> She like scare me. >> Get away from me. They're going to arrest you. >> I'm just >> Listen to me. Listen to me. I'm Officer Lopez with Key Westb. Stop. >> Don't youing scare me. I'm >> They're going to arrest you if you don't stop. >> Stop. Miss Anna, can you touch her to jail? >> I wouldn't touch anybody. I'm not monster. >> Honey, they're going to take you to jail. >> God, take me to jail. I don't give a I lost everything right now. I don't care. >> Enough. We're all adults here. Why are you acting like a child? >> I'm not acting like a child. He's a piece of that trying to freak out of me. I was just walking down the street. >> Okay. Are we raising our voice at you right now? >> No. >> Do you want to judge me? I don't judge you. >> NO. THEY'RE TALKING. >> SHUT the >> They're talking calm. >> I've been raised and bored here and worked my up and now I have to go through hell. I'm not going to do it anymore. Go ahead and arrest me. >> When warned she could be arrested, she shrugs it off. Her partner pleads with her to stop, but she just wouldn't listen. >> Do you think that I wake up this morning? that I wake up every morning thinking I need to arrest 10 people tonight. You know what I think about? Where am I walking my dog? >> Because I have a dog. That's what I think about. So if you think that police we wake up every day thinking, oh, >> I don't need to explain anything to anybody anymore. >> I don't and I don't need to explain any anything to you. But however you have to f >> you laugh at me. Go ahead. I keep laughing. You piece of >> much people are laughing at me as much a lifetime American that worked my paid taxes for some piece of you. >> Stop. Please stop. Look at me. Please just stop. For me. For me. >> There's some people that deserve it. But that love and he doesn't. >> Jenny, please stop. Please for me. Please. For me. We got to go home tomorrow. Please for me. Just stop. Okay. Do you have children? >> We have dogs. >> Four dogs. >> Thank God I don't. >> I want to raise them. >> 28 years we've been together and she's never done this. And so I'm just sad. >> She's lost so many family members in the last few days or >> and I'm trying to empathize. >> I know that guy laughing. >> Look at me. Look at me. >> He needs to shut. >> Jenny, stop. >> He's laughing. Like that's not cool. JENNY, I MADE MY LIFE BETTER for a piece of like you to come here. >> Stop yelling because then you're going to be looking at another charge. >> Look at me. Look at your dogs. >> I don't need any charges on a >> You know what? I can't tell you that you are selfish. You are being selfish because you have no I am telling you right now and everybody you don't care about her because you are being selfish. You can't even act right and do this for her. You can't do this for her. Try to keep it together for her. >> The officers try reasoning with her, focusing on how her behavior impacts her partner, but she chooses to do things the hard way. Not >> for yourself, but at least for somebody else. >> Birthday. Come on. >> I'm trying to empathize. >> I don't even care anymore. >> Clearly. >> Clearly, you don't care. >> Yeah, because you don't know. >> You don't care about me. >> I'm trying to understand you. I'm trying to understand you and have a conversation. Hold on. I'm trying to have a conversation with you just like I had a conversation with them because at the end of the day, I was in there. So, I need to know what actually happened. >> I'm not taking any Hold on. I'm not taking anybody's size here. I'm trying to find out what happened from his side. >> You laugh. >> He's not laughing. John, stop. >> Stand up. They're They're for us. >> Which one's your back? >> Yep. Thank you. >> I can't believe you would choose that. >> I'm not going to have somebody be laughing over there at me. I work. I've been through. >> It's my birthday. >> I CAN'T BELIEVE DO THAT TO ME. >> Grab my phone, please. Ow. God. Just put it in a nicer place. >> I can't believe you do that to me. >> Do what to you. >> Let's go. >> Pop it into my car. Good >> place. >> Yep. >> Place a park. >> Do me a favor and sit down. Sit down until I get done. >> I just need to know if like >> I I'll talk to you. >> We'll let you know when we get there. Okay. [Music] >> I deserve this. >> Well, you're not acting right. So, in response, we have >> Okay. Had we just had a conversation and we got down to the bottom of this, we wouldn't be in this predicament. Okay. I was trying to speak with you. He was trying to speak with you. We're both being cordial and you wanted to scream and you wanted to yell. >> You guys laughing at me. >> You know, you're looking at me laughing. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> She keeps yelling and accusing officers of mistreatment as they try to place her in the car. They attempt to calm her down with a pep talk. >> Ma'am, ma'am, I'm not trying to be disrespectful, but what you are saying, that's what kids in middle school and and kindergarten pretty much like complain about. You and I, I think we can agree that we aren't at that age that if somebody's laughing or somebody is acting like that like who are they, >> right? >> Disrespectful. >> You know, can I tell you something? >> That woman right there, she really cares about you. >> I know she does, but >> but can you let me finish? Let me finish because again I'm just trying to have a conversation with you and I want you to see what I can see from my perspective and my point of view right now because I know that you are upset a lot. You are going through a lot but I want you to remember this. I know that everything that is going on right now with you is affecting you, but sometimes we have if we can't do it for ourselves, can you do it for somebody else that you care about? Because I know that you care about her. So, so you know how she was begging you and saying over and over, do it, do it for me. Do it for me. Didn't she say that? So, how come like we couldn't get to that point to to talk about and and and resolve the issue? >> How come? >> And that guy's over there in the background laughing at me. What the >> I get that every day at work. And guess what? I can't do anything about it. >> I I get that at work. She gets up every day at work. >> And is there anything we can do about it? No. The officers remind her that things didn't have to reach this point if she had stayed composed, but she reacts poorly. >> That's what children do. They they they laugh at each other or whatever. Like, you know, >> but you are a grown woman. >> I know. >> And why should you care? >> I know. >> Why? >> I love my >> Can I ask you something? because I'm really I'm really >> I'm very curious about this. I want to ask something. >> Does it bother you the fact that he's a black man? >> I don't why you black or white or Mexican? My whole life is friends with everybody. >> I just wanted to know because >> I'm not saying you are. I was asking you. I would never do that. >> Does it bother you that a black Africanamean male is working uh doing his job? >> No. Never. >> Do you think that he should be treated that way just because of what he's doing as his job? >> No. Cuz heing love it and it was me. That's not like >> So you are telling me >> I don't >> you are telling me that just because somebody was laughing at you, you will you will allow that to ruin this what you have with >> I don't want to be I am not a bad I'm just a person and I love my wife. Okay. Watch out for the rocks. Okay, that hurts really bad. Can you loosen it a little on my left arm, please? It hurts really bad. >> They are not meant to be comfortable >> inside the vehicle. She continues to complain about her handcuffs. accuses the officers of causing pain on purpose and refuses to follow instructions. >> My family does not white and you can eat. >> Step out. >> Get the away from me. >> Step out. >> I swear to God, I don't know what the need to do, but I need to get out of here. >> Yeah, you need >> You're not going to keep me here. >> You need to step out. >> I need toinging bell out. Get over here. >> Why you hurt me like that? Who in the do you think you are? You can pull my There's handcuffs on me that just cut me right now. You want to play like that? >> STOP. >> WOW. YOU'REING hurt me for no reason. >> Wow. You suck, man. You don't have to treat me like that cuz you think you're better. You just cut wrist. You >> stop pulling away from me. >> I'm not. I'm pulling towards you. >> STOP MOVING. >> OW. YOU'RE HURTING. >> STOP MOVING. >> STOP. STOP MOVING. Do not turn your body to my face. >> The worst. I've never been this in my life. I'm going to get you, [ __ ] Is that a threat? >> That's a promise. >> Oh, that's a promise. You >> like that? >> You just >> sit down. >> That's what you want. >> Even during processing at the jail, she lashes out and shows no signs of calming down. >> All right, M. We had a conversation. You're failing to comply. >> I know, but he's a little mad. >> What did I ask you to do? I will respect YOU, BUT I WON'T RESPECT YOU. >> CAN you respect me enough to stay quiet for the moment? Okay. Here's some slides. I want you to get, you know, a cold or anything. All right. And then I will remove the cuffs as soon as I can see that you are composed. Okay. They're not comfortable. I'm sure they're not. >> Oh, be composed. Okay. Just relax for me for a little bit. Eventually, officers arrest her for disorderly conduct. And that's what happens when a meltdown turns into madness. Out of all these wild moments, which one do you think was the most unbelievable? Sound off in the comments.