You think regular Karens are bad? Try watching what happens when they're in charge of kids. Here are five cases when cops save kids from mentally insane Kairens. Number five, mom gets a wakeup call after child found wandering on bridge. Police are dispatched to reports of a young girl found wandering alone across a bridge. A nearby resident had spotted the child walking along the roadway with no adult supervision. Officers arrive quickly and find the girl, guiding her safely away from danger. >> Check my final drive. >> Oh my goodness. Where she at? >> On Final Drive. Lookout one. >> Oh my god. >> Where did she go? >> Huh? >> She like five, six years old. >> Yeah, she's she's going to be six. Which window? bathroom. >> Oh, went out the bathroom window. >> Which one of y'all's going up there to get her? >> He said they were all cow for as I walk away. He's like a little girl. I was like, "Yeah, I think so." And he goes by the bathroom window. [Applause] >> They're both in there. I have no idea. I was telling them to come up there and get her. I just started working my way down the hill. >> I know. I was supposed to probably do that. >> No. >> What? >> No, you're not. >> No. Once you were down here, I did. >> I said it was though. Knowing that they're probably not going to come up there. >> Yeah. >> You know what I mean? >> Taking cover. They're taking off. Hey, she's here. We brought her to you, guys. We have her. >> She's She's here. >> The officer just brought her here. >> Oh, did he? >> He's right here with her. Who Who was watching her? >> She was supposed to be in the bathroom. >> Supposed to be in the bathroom. >> Yeah, she went out the bathroom with her. >> All right. She said that she was supposed to be in the bathroom. So, whichever one you want to pick. They turned their attention to the mother, pressing to understand how her daughter managed to slip away unnoticed. >> Who was supposed to be watching her? >> She went out the bathroom with us. >> Okay. Well, who was supposed to be watching her? >> He's all in the house. She was supposed to be in the bathroom. >> Who was supposed to be watching her? I get you were all in the house. Who was supposed to be watching your child? >> Um, I was in the bedroom. >> Okay. Did they tell you where they found her? >> Up down on Vital Lake >> in the middle of the bridge. >> Okay. So, she'd obviously been gone for 20 plus minutes before we made it down here to you. So, God knows how long she's been gone. Okay. >> Yeah. >> She cried through the window. >> Yeah, she went through the window that >> Okay, hang tight. Come on, honey. Come out. Come on out. Let's go to go see your mommy. Your mommy's over there. Let's go see your mommy. Come on. Let's go see your mommy. You're okay. What? Can one of you come get her? She crawled through the front. >> Apparently, she couldn't get through when I was sitting in there. >> Let's go see your mommy. >> Yeah, I didn't put her up here. >> No, this way. Come see your mommy. I don't think she wants to go with him. Come on, you guys. Come get her. >> Who is that? >> I don't know. >> Not do that. >> Come here, hun. >> Come here. Is Daniel home? >> Is Daniel home? >> Yeah, my brother's home. >> Okay. Whose kid is it? >> It's mine. >> It's yours. >> Okay. What's Daniel doing? >> He's sitting in the recliner. >> The mother explains that her child is nonverbal and may have an undiagnosed condition. She wasn't in the room with my daughter playing with the kittens and stuff and she went went in the bathroom and climbed out the bathroom window. We have locks on the door. >> Okay. >> You know, we have deadbolt locks on both doors. >> What's her name? >> Her name is uh >> you autistic. >> Um >> or just nonverbal. >> She Well, she doesn't talk that well. >> Yeah, >> they're both of them are autism. >> She got anything else other than autism? >> No. >> She diagnosed with that? No, not yet. >> Okay. How many other kids are in the house? >> Just uh two uh two 5-year-old dad. >> So, just those us three and you and Danny. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to do some paperwork. >> My mom, you know, my mom lives there. We take care of my mom, too. I mean, it's a big house. We have lots. >> What's your mom's name? >> All right. I'm going to call DCFS. Obviously, >> we have to I mean we're we're mandated to do that especially before we found her. >> I know. I know. I know. I know. >> Okay. >> And then you guys are you and I believe she cross the bathroom window and ran out the house. >> Okay. But here's the thing. Nobody even when Officer Williams came here and asked, everybody said that all the kids were accounted for. >> Your brother said everybody was here. >> Yeah. Well, that's my brother. >> So, >> you know, he didn't you know, he see he he thought she was Joe. She was in there with my my daughter playing with kittens and stuff. So, you know, she went in there to go to the bathroom and whatnot, you know, but I'm thinking she would go crawl out the bathroom window. >> Okay, give us a second. We'll have some papers for you. >> Technically, write it for all three adults in there. >> Mom, it's her kid. >> I'm just going to do it as endangering. But that explanation doesn't erase the danger. Police hammer home how risky this was with a toddler alone on a bridge with heavy winds pushing against them. >> Yeah. Well, she tried earlier when I was up here and she couldn't she couldn't. No, she couldn't get through. >> So, I was like, "All right, >> man. Get through. >> She figured it out. >> Shut it. >> It was hot in here and I didn't want to roll the window down." Well, I was thinking I should have shut it, but >> No, I didn't want to roll the window down because it was so hot. >> Go all the way down that hill, man. >> Yeah, >> I only did that because it wasn't hard getting down this way, but then I saw a lady two houses up outside and I was like, she pointed me this direction and then said, but there's no history of it. >> We're on daylight now, aren't we? >> It's a long way. >> Oh, yeah. She went up a hill. >> And as windy as that bridge is today, she could have blown off. >> Joe was money for knowing where she went from cuz that helped a lot. [Music] >> Like which way, Joe? Like she came from this way, man. >> You scared the out of me. >> 13. >> Well, then I'm like, do you know how? >> Do you know Carrie? >> No. Oh, no. My goal the whole time was to >> Yeah. >> do it. It was just >> It's not like they were found out in front of your house. >> It It was just who? >> She was pointing down Woodro and I was like down Woodro. >> Oh, no. She was pointing down. She's pointing up. >> Yeah. I'm pissed. >> Kids pissed. Like when stuff like this with kids happen. >> Yeah, I get things happen. >> That's why I went out on foot. I was like, uhuh. >> I know. >> Luckily, you were able to sit with her while I did the speed this process >> since no one else wanted to come up here. >> That's why I said another car down. Check the area. After evaluating everything, they cite the mother for child endangerment and let her know she must appear in court to answer for what happened. >> What her bedroom is back there in the back of the house with my daughter. Okay. So, this is not to appear for endangering the health and welfare of a child. Okay. She's probably gone for >> 20 minutes at least. >> Probably 40 all together. >> No, there was no she was gone that long. >> Well, we were on this call for almost Stop. Stop. We were on this call for almost a half hour before he ever got to you to realize that the kid was gone. >> So, I think 40 minutes is probably pretty fair, >> right? >> To get up to the middle of the Fondelac Bridge from here. >> We're not saying anything was done on purpose or maliciously. >> No. you know, she she has a bedroom right here back in the back back corner of the house with my daughter. She's in there playing with the kittens and stuff, you know, and she went in there, used the restroom. You know, my brother didn't realize, you know, she she had, you know, came back out. >> So, she crawled out the window. >> I got it. So, your court date is going to be Monday, April 22nd at 9:00 a.m. at Tesla County Courthouse in Pin. I just need a signature from you right here. >> So, what does this mean then? >> It's a notice to appear for endangering. means you're going to have to go before a judge and explain yourself and explain the situation. >> And then I'm going to write up the report. I'm going to send it to the states attorney and obviously DCFS. So, >> you know, I'm I'm disabled, right? I can't barely walk, so you know. >> Okay. Well, it's kind of out of our hands at this point. >> Yeah. Just the signature here is just that I'm giving you your copy and then you I've explained it to you. It's nothing more than that. Okay. Just go. I've had anything against >> just cooperate with whoever shows up here to do an interview and >> I will. >> Yep. >> All right. >> Okay. >> All right, Carrie. Good luck. >> The woman was ultimately charged with endangering the life of a child. The situation was also reported to DCFS for further investigation. Number four, when bad choices cost parents their kids. Police arrive at home after a family member calls to report a woman behaving erratically. The caller tells officers she had been drinking heavily, banging her head against the walls, and broke something before scratching someone during a confrontation. Inside the home, officers quickly noticed the woman is intoxicated. [Applause] Hello. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hey. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Can we You got a dog in here? >> What >> is the dog put up? >> Dog. >> Um, yeah. >> Is the dog put up? Is that Miss Torres? >> Yes. >> Hey, let's let's talk to you for talk to us out here. >> Hey, how are you doing? >> Hi. I'm good. >> What's going on? Go ahead. >> Step off. Okay. What's going on? >> No weapons on you or anything like that. Can you turn around for us? Just to make sure. >> All right. All right. >> So, what's going on tonight? >> Nothing. >> You sure? >> Okay. All right. Was you drinking tonight? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, so did you get into an altercation? >> No. Nothing physical happened? >> No >> argument? >> No. >> Okay. >> I just drunk. >> Did you argue with anybody? >> No, I don't think so. >> Okay. Where was you out tonight? >> Home. >> You was drinking here? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. Um, >> so nothing happened between you and um your sister's husband? >> I think so. >> Okay. He was just worried that he was like contemplating where I was like. >> Okay. >> Um he's a cop. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> All right. Um do you take any medicine though? >> Yes. What do you take? >> I take ceril and deathote. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Have you been taking them >> today? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you know you're not supposed to take that? And >> you're so hot. Sorry. >> I appreciate it, but do you know you're not supposed to take that and drink? >> She admits to drinking and mixing alcohol with her medication while they ask her questions. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, when did you take your medicine? Today? >> About like 5:00, I think. >> And then you started drinking. What time? >> Around 8. >> Okay. All right. Um, do you feel safe at all? >> I did. >> Did you eat today? >> Yes. Okay. And you take your medicine all the time? >> All the time. >> Do you think you do you have any feelings or thoughts about killing anybody, hurting anybody? >> No. >> Anybody yourself at all? Your baby? >> I'm fine. >> Okay. Do you usually drink >> and your sister? No. >> What's going on? Why you start drinking today? >> I've been depressed. >> Depressed? Yes. >> There's programs and there's people that you could go talk to. You have a case worker, right? >> I'm very blessed. >> Okay. All right. So, you know, you can reach out to those people whenever you're feeling low. >> Whenever you're feeling low and down, you can reach out to those programs to try to assist you. >> I thought I could overcome tonight. Like, I know I'm very blessed. I I'm not even just kidding. I'm just saying. >> Yeah. >> Um, your forehead. What happened to your forehead there? >> That's the pick. >> Okay. But >> you got like fresh fresh blood on your forehead. You do >> dry blood. It's dry, but it's it happened. It happened like >> Do you have any like Can you show me your hands? >> Cut at all. >> Okay. >> Can you see up under your nails? [Applause] Okay. >> I've been doing a lot, but like I'm okay. >> Okay. All right. So you said nothing happened physically? >> Yes. >> Okay. Did anybody put their hands on you? >> No. >> Did you put your hands on anybody else? >> Okay. >> Are you sure about that? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Her answers swing between laughter and sadness. And she insists she hasn't done anything wrong, just that she's been drinking because she felt down. >> Okay. >> Let's keep Okay. >> All right. Where's the dog at in the house? Wendy, >> what kind of dog is it? >> Is it a big dog? >> No, she's little. She's cute. Okay. >> All right. Where is your your Could you have your um We can I can probably go upstairs. >> If you can just stay down here. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And talk to my partner. >> You said the baby's upstairs. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Hello. I'm sorry to bother you. >> Um, hello. >> I just want to talk to you about the incident that occurred >> just to get your side of the story. >> So, what happened? >> Um, yeah, she just kept going to the corner store like different times a day. Apparently, every time was getting more and more alcohol. >> Okay. >> This is corner store right up here. >> Okay. >> Um, and then yeah, like 10 10:30 Mikey got back and she was at the corner store again. So he was like, "I'm just going to go pick her up." And then he was gone for a little while with her cuz she was like So >> Okay. >> Yeah. She was just getting kind of um like obnoxious and >> Okay. >> like throwing things and yelling and then she was like punching Mikey and screaming at him. >> Okay. >> Cuz he was just trying to like make her calm down cuz it was like I said it was late till like our kids were sleeping. >> Yeah. >> The babies and we have a four and six-year-old. >> Okay. All right. to you actually seeing her get physical with no more. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Does this happen often? >> No, cuz like like he said, she's been on probation. >> Okay. >> Same with us for a year and then aside from a slip up she had a few months ago and then she went to rehab for that so she was fine. >> Okay. >> Um but yeah, it's been at least like six or seven months since she got back from rehab and nothing else. >> Okay. So you say today she was going back and forth to the corner store getting things to drink. >> Yeah. >> At some time. >> She kept saying she was getting energy drinks, but apparently she's getting and stuff. So, >> okay. >> But others in the house paint a much darker picture, saying she became aggressive, started throwing objects and even attacked a family member. >> And then you say your husband went to go pick him up in at that point in time. >> And yeah, like when they got back from that, she was just kind of acting manic and it just kind of progressed from there. >> Okay. All right. And you said you saw her physically hitting him or attacking him or >> I didn't see her, but like they were like right outside the door and he showed me the thing on her chest. >> Okay. >> Like she was just like hitting the walls and and herself and then Mikey tried to like grab her hands and like restrain him from hurting herself for like breaking anything and then she like hitting him and then she like grabbed his chest right here and like scratched scratched him right here really bad. >> Did she end up breaking anything in the house? >> Uh not that I know of, but I've been up here with the babies. >> Okay. >> Did you like break anything here today? No, I don't think so. I didn't harm myself or nothing. >> Okay. But did you like kick anything? >> I mean, that's only after him, but I don't think so. Like, maybe >> maybe in your room like the glass or something. >> We can go look. >> Yeah, we can go look. Look. >> Look. It's so cute. Like, I wasn't there. >> It is cute, >> right? >> What happened to your mirror here? >> I might. Okay. Today. >> No, not from today. >> Oh, like another dime. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But this is from like way earlier. >> Okay. What about back this window right here? Is it broken? >> No. It's all fine. After speaking with his sister, the officer circles back to the woman and pushes for clarity in her story. >> Really just trying to figure out everybody's stories cuz we're getting different stories, you know? Um like there's three different stories. I mean, they all kind of correlate some type of way, but your story is completely different from theirs, you know. Um and they also they want the best for you, you know. But as far as >> I believe in you >> your story today when >> when Novak when Mikey picked you up from >> the store today. >> Uhhuh. >> What transpired there? >> What >> do you Can you tell me what happened after he picked you up from the store? >> I stopped believing. >> You You stopped believing? >> I don't know. >> No, I'm I'm saying like >> you're right. I I carry you. >> Yeah. As far as like Okay. So, you were going back and forth to the store today. >> Yes. >> Okay. And you were getting what? Something to drink. >> Also, like drinks like in general like I was thirsty. >> Okay. All right. So, at some point in time, Mikey came to pick you up, right? >> My brother. >> Your brother came to pick you up. >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. So, what happened on the way from the store to you? >> I got sad. I got sad. >> You got sad. Okay. Did you get upset? Did you get physical with him at all? Did you push him? >> Um. >> Huh? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> Okay. >> Not really. >> And you pretty much just been drinking. >> Feel like a Robert. You're like you rob like you didn't I don't know. >> Got setting on >> with confirmed injuries. Backing up the other side's account, officers decide it's time to act. >> So now, uh, with everything that happened, >> we contact our police legal advisor. >> Uhhuh. >> And they're kind of going to make the final decision on what happens tonight. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So that could mean we leave you here, you go to sleep. That could mean they authorize a, you know, a charge and you go to county, >> you know what I mean? So it's just up in the air. So, I just wanted to be honest with you. Okay. >> Right. I did go to sleep for sure. >> Yeah. >> Literally nothing has happened. >> So, literally nothing has happened. >> Okay. >> I was just like I drank a lot. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. We'll have you turn around. >> Okay. >> Interlace your hands on top of your head. >> What's going on? >> Tell us what's going on. >> Yep. We can we'll let you know. >> Right now, you're you're being arrested for assault. >> Okay. >> All right. Okay. >> Just come to the front of the cruiser. Uh, >> where am I going? >> We're going right here. >> And we're like, where am I going? >> You're going to Summit County Jail. >> Summit County? >> Yeah. My partner's going to >> just stand right here. Okay. Place the car. [Applause] >> Have you ever been arrested before? Yeah. >> Did you got the information? >> I got her information. Let's go ahead and step inside. I'm going to try to grab you a jacket, too. Okay, it's fine. I deserve it. >> Sitting in the back of the patrol car, the suspect realizes just how serious things have become and grows emotional. >> Yeah. Please, >> what' you say? >> Can you explain all that's happening? >> So, you're going to you're going to jail for domestic violence. >> Okay. Um, so what's happening is your daughter is going to be put into um children's custody. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Children's services custody and they're going and then um you know they're going to be in contact with your sister if that's the next >> closest. Can you call Anna and tell her that >> Anna Anna knows what's going on? >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry this is happening. Um, but you got to try to make better choices. Okay. >> Yeah. Can I talk to her? You'll be able to talk call her once we get down there. Okay. >> Can we just go to jail? Like we just hurry up. The woman is ultimately charged with domestic violence. Number three, drunk driving mom blows up on officers. Deputies conduct a traffic stop after receiving reports of a suspected drunk driver swerving through traffic and nearly causing a crash. The vehicle is located and pulled over and deputies immediately notice a newborn infant unsecured in the car. >> Now they're assigned to another call where we have a unit. >> Is there any reason you have a newborn infant not in the car seat? >> She she was in her Hey, put the put the kid down. Put the kid down. I don't know if you want to make a phone call to him. >> Put Put the kid down. >> Put her down. >> You had no >> Put her down. >> Put the child down. >> Give us traffic. >> You had no permission. >> Put the child down. >> No permission. >> She's holding a child, refusing to give the child up. She's clearly single one. Put the child down. >> Hey. Hey, sir. >> Put the child down. >> Tell you right here, right now, she's right there. Her car seat got so close. >> Put the child down, ma'am. Ma'am, put the child down. >> Hey, y'all can see. I don't do my >> Put the child down. >> She's in my arm. >> Yes. Put the child down. Put the baby in the seat for us. >> I can't do that. >> Yes, ma'am. You need to do that. >> It's Hey, what you're doing right now is illegal. Okay. Y'all have said nothing to me. >> Okay. We're asking you to put the baby down so we can talk to you. >> Asking me. That's That's very illegal, bro. >> Man, you're right. You're >> Y'all going to piss me off. >> You're under arrest. Get out of the car. Put the child. >> I'm not under. >> You are? >> No, I'm not. >> I'm not under. >> She's still with the baby now and we're trying to talk her out of it. >> Just do us a favor and put the baby down so you can >> She was >> Put the child down, ma'am. You're under arrest for resisting without violence. Put the baby down. >> Put the baby down. >> What's going on? For real. For >> you're being pulled over for a possibility of driving under the influence. And now >> possibility, right? Okay. A possibility. >> Now I'm asking you to possibility. Hold on. Hold on. >> No, you aren't in charge of this. I am. Put the baby down. >> But I am. >> You're not. Put the baby down. Step out for >> Yes, I am. >> Put the child down there. >> You need to put to be pissed off right now. >> I don't care if you're pissed off. You need to put the baby down. >> I don't care if you are because I >> Officers calmly and repeatedly instruct her to put the baby down so they can speak with her safely. Instead, she begins arguing and making phone calls while still holding the child. >> You cannot tell me >> her her is at my house. >> Put the baby down in the seat next to you >> because I have kids. Three kids. Okay. >> Set the baby right here. >> Stop talking. >> Put the baby down right here. >> I have you. I have gave you no, >> man. You're under arrest. You need to put the baby down. Stop reaching in the bag. >> Go in that bag. >> I'm not. I'm going right here. >> You're not lost. >> That's my phone. Can I see my phone? >> No, man. Put the baby down. >> Yes, I can. Yes, I can. >> Hey, put the baby down. >> Hey, calm down. >> Put her down. Hey, man. Calm down. >> Give me your Give me your baby. >> Give me your baby. >> Get your um Get your hands on my car, man. >> Put that baby down. >> Hey, somebody put that phone on. >> Put the baby down. >> Give me the baby. Give me the baby. >> Give me the baby. >> Stop. >> Please. Please put my phone on. Please put my phone. >> Stop. >> Put the baby. Give me Stop. Let go. >> I got >> I can smell alcohol. >> I got the car. >> Get out. >> Hey, somebody. Please. >> Hey, somebody. >> Stop yelling. >> No. Hey, somebody put on trial. >> That's cool. That's fun, bro. >> You're going to jail for resisting without violence, child neglect, responsibility of the US. Hey, I ain't did nothing to resist you, bro. You pulled me out of my car. >> They got you on that on the camera, >> man. Hey, y >> we do whenever you refuse to answer what we do. >> Hey, somebody call my daddy, bro. Even as she's taken into custody, the mother keeps shouting, accusing officers of violating her rights and insisting she wasn't drunk. >> Up, man. >> Do you have someone we can call to come take your child? >> You have someone we can call to come take your child cuz you're going to drink, >> man. Hey. >> Hey, somebody call my daddy. >> Hey, Chris. Hey, this Adrian, >> get in the vehicle. >> Hey, this vehicle, >> get in the vehicle. >> Hey, >> get in the vehicle. >> Bro, get in the vehicle. >> Oh, no. Why y'all do me like this, bro? Y'all put your hands on me, bro. Hey, right now, >> do you know her? Huh? >> My my boss want everybody to stay back pass this car, please. >> What's going on? >> Just a traffic stop. >> Why take all this for a traffic stop? >> Because it got out of control. >> I mean, when you say it got out of control, what do you mean? >> Listen, man. I'm telling you, get back. You're You're in the middle of the road. >> Pass this car. >> Get behind the car. Get behind the car. >> Don't Don't come bullying me because I'm not bullying you, man. >> I'm cursing over and you act like this. I just got here. I didn't pull anybody up. >> Well, you walked up to me like I done committed a crime. >> No, I didn't. I'm doing exactly what my boss told me to do. People backst you quit walking up on me like that. >> You walked up here >> and I got the right. Who? What? What? I can't walk through here. Do you have crime scene up here? >> I don't need crime scene up. >> Well, you don't need to walk up on me like that. >> You're walking up on us. >> I'm not walking up on you. I'm walking down the street. You walked up to me. I walked up to >> I walked up to you >> and I asked I now started asking you questions and you didn't like that. >> I don't care if you ask question. You can ask question. >> Well, apparently you do. Don't approach me like I'm nobody. I got just as much right to walk down this street uh uh like I want. >> At the same time, a bystander causes a distraction, briefly pulling the officer's attention away. Before heading to the station, the officers ensure someone can take custody of the woman's child. You don't have no kind of crime scene up here. And for a simple uh traffic stop, you want to take this all out of proportion. >> You don't know what happened. Everybody >> You don't know what happened. And as usual, you were jumping to conclusions. >> Well, you walked up on me. I could have been walking on down there. You walked up on me. You walked up on me. I had the right to walk down here. There's no crime scene tape across here saying I couldn't walk down here and you going to walk in front of me and stop me. >> I don't want to hear you. >> We can't. Everybody go back. We can't work. >> Our our boss doesn't want anybody walking up on us right now. Okay. >> I can't go to my house. >> Where do you live at? >> I live right over there. >> On this house right there the fourth house. >> Could you just step out over that way? Go around that car then please. >> Okay. I will. I will. Well, did you apparently y'all ain't getting a crime scene tape across here and you and the way he approaches people? >> Yeah, I need to go down the road. So, he should have never stopped you for me. >> Yeah, we appreciate it. Thank you. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> I'm depress county. How are you? >> Nice to meet you. I'm good. >> Good. So, where are you headed right now? >> I was going to Baghdad to see somebody that I talked to. >> To see who? Someone that I talked to. >> Someone you talked to. Okay. >> Wesley. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Who Who can uh come take care of the baby? >> I'm trying to get >> Z. Who's Watson? >> Zeke Watson. >> Yeah. >> Is it Ezekiel or Zeke? >> Is it Zeke? Jack, can I call him off my phone real quick to come get >> Do you know his number off off head? >> No, it's in my cell phone. I was trying to get it. >> Throw me on the ground. >> Once at the station, she's given a breath test and officers carefully explain her charges and why the arrest was necessary. >> All right. Right now, what you're being charged with is you're being charged with DUI, child neglect, and resisting without violence. I need you to >> Yes, ma'am. >> I need you to open your mouth and lick your tongue up to the roof of your mouth so I can make sure nothing's in there. Is there anything in there that's not been placed by a doctor? >> I don't do nothing. >> All right. Like I said, don't stand up or touch it. >> It's not legit. >> No. Why? No, please. Please. How is that child? Like what did I do? Like she was in her booster seat. You know, >> she has to be in a car seat. You're also driving >> her booster seat. She's in less than a month. >> Yeah. Booster seats are not until they're four. >> No, it's until they're one years old. >> Maybe you're not correct on that. I'll print the law out for you if you would like. How am I supposed to know that? No, that's not my [ __ ] responsible. I don't deserve to be charged with that. No, I do my best for my kids. I do not deserve to be charged with that. That's up. That is messed up. I did not know that. She's >> even she's not that long. >> Even in her own car seat, she should, you know, she's not a newborn. you and everybody that was involved with what y'all just did. That's bad. >> And there's things that go on with people that's way worse that you know I mean I really didn't fight y'all or anything at all. Um there's way worse situations that go on so y'all didn't have to do like that. I was not ready. >> I was thrown on the ground that shadow my arms. I did not have a breathalyzer in my mouth. >> Still, she argues she wasn't given a fair chance and continues questioning both the process and the charges >> and always, >> you know. So, I'm glad that the camera's right there. That way, everything is on on record. >> So, they'll get there. I'm not requesting you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content. Will you submit to >> a lawful test of your best breath purpose? >> I'm going to have to decline that because of that. They're supposed to do that at the um at the um location of the car. >> I need to read you something. >> Y'all were supposed to do that at the location of the car. So, y'all should have done that at the location of the car. So, so y'all didn't do that. As soon as you pull me over, I'm going to have to reply that. >> If you refuse to submit to the breath test, I >> That's fine. You're supposed to do that. As soon as you pull me over and that you expect that I'm drinking. So, since you do not, I'm going to have to >> I got to read this to you. If you refuse to submit to the test of your breath, I requested your driving privilege is suspended for a period of 1 year. If it's your first refusal or 18 or 18 months if you have a prior refusal, >> you're supposed to do that over. Additionally, if you have any refusal to submit the testing, >> you'll be committing an additional misdemeanor. >> How? >> If you have any prior refusal to submit the test, >> as soon as somebody pulls me over and expect that I have a DUI, you're supposed to on site give me a breathalyzer. Nobody gave me no breathalyzer on the on the scene. They literally pulled me out of my car out of my arms, put me on the ground and um yeah, put me in the backseat of the car and other than that, nothing else was done. >> Refused. >> So, if you feel like I had a needed a breathalyzer, they should have been on the team. It's not that I refused one. I was never given the chance to have one. In her version of event offense, she's innocent and the officers are the ones who didn't do things properly. >> So, I never refused one. I never g I never had the chance to have one. >> Let's just put that on. >> Refusable to testing can be used. Does it mean something? Do you understand? >> I never do. You understand that? I never refused it. I never had the chance to do it. >> Do you understand everything I just wrote? >> Do you understand? I never refused. I never had the chance to do a record. >> You refusing this? Nobody ever gave me the chance to do it. >> Well, that's what I'm doing right now. >> They should have gave me that at the scene because I've been sitting here for an hour. So, my breath could be down if I was drinking alcohol. You know, you should do it right there on the scene. >> I feel like y'all are not being very um professional about things right now. >> Like that. So, >> so the the the the officer that pulled me over should have gave me a breathalyzer right there. If he wanted to >> pull me over for a DUI, he should have gave me a breathalyzer right there, which he did not. So, we're not going to do all that. We ain't going to do that. >> I don't know. >> I already have the right to remain silent. >> You're supposed to do that before you even brought me here. >> You have the right to an attorney if you're not before. attorney. One will be appointed to represent you before or during any question charge if you wish. >> You can decide at any time to not answer any questions, make any statements. If you start, you can also stop. Do you understand all those rights? >> Uh yes, sir. >> Okay. Having those >> What time is it that you run my guard? >> Having those rights in mind, do you wish to speak? >> What time is it? >> Do you wish to speak with me? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you wish to answer any questions? But no matter how patient and professional they remain, she continues acting the same way. >> No, I'm I'm I'm wishing to ask what time is it right now. >> It is 12:35. >> All right. Thank you. And you said that camera's on right there. Yes, ma'am. >> Even though the light is on red. >> Yeah, the red means it's on. >> All right. Well, thank you. >> You said 12:35. >> 35. >> 12:35. So, you're just now reading me my lights after you. >> That's perfect. You wish to answer? You wish. >> That's all I had. No, I don't I don't need to answer this. >> Okay. Thank you. That's all I had to ask. Sir, >> do you understand what you're being charged with? >> Nope. Sure. >> It's going to be DUI, child neglect, and resisting without violence. Okay. >> No, I don't understand that at all. >> Can you help me get your book? >> I have no. >> In the end, she's charged with DUI with a passenger under 18, resisting arrest without violence, and child neglect. Number two, mom pulls scissors on husband with kids in the car. At a police station parking lot, a man reports his wife threatened him with a stun gun and scissors while the children are in the car. Officers immediately approach the vehicle and command the woman to drop the scissors and exit. K92. [Music] >> Hey, put that put the scissors down. Put the scissors down. Can you start a 45? Please put the scissors down. >> Get out of the car. >> K922. We're challenging one. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Hey, one with a knife refusing to put it down. >> Well, you had your hand. >> Get out of the car. >> All right. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. No. >> Look. Look. I put mine down. No. Just get out of the car. Let me talk to you. >> Step back over there, boss. >> Let me talk to you. >> Okay, that's fine. You get out of the car. You get out of the car and talk to me. He ain't going to leave. He ain't going to leave. >> Get out. >> He ain't going to leave. >> You come down here and get out. I'm not talking. >> Do you still have the scissors? >> I don't have nothing. >> Okay. Where What did you have? Where are the scissors at? >> All right. Put it back in my closet. >> Okay. All right. Can you keep your hands up for me? All right. And we'll talk. All right. >> Just listen. >> We're tempor. We're trying to get her out of the car. Put the knife down. >> Come on. Hey, what's your name? >> I don't have a name, sir. >> You don't have a name? No, I don't have any. >> I want to talk to you like first. >> We just get a few more minutes. >> You ain't talking to me. >> No, that's why I'm talking to you. >> I'm trying to figure out here. >> But I need you to get over here. >> I want to go over there. I go over there. I'm attack. I'm going get out. I'm get >> just relax. We'll talk. We'll chat. I promise. Man. Just hang out right there for a second. Okay, >> she going to be the driver of the car. >> Officers separate the couple to get both sides of the story. >> No, she's just got out. >> She's being compliant now. >> To the girl house and drop her in the girls cuz I got the boys with me. Follow me. She get >> just hang out over there real quick, Joe. She's the one that's been uncooperative. I pulled up in the police station. >> Since you want to play this game, I'm not going back to jail. You >> mind hanging up the phone? >> Hey, let me call you back later, man. >> All right. >> What's up, bro? >> What's going on, dude? >> Okay. >> I've been in the hospital cuz I had a cold out. >> All right. She done had my truck for the last four days. Ain't came to the house. Ain't first of all, we don't even live together. All right. Sergeant Larry had to do the uh police report. He said if she don't bring my car back within 30 certain days, then she will turn around and he will go ahead and put on a sol because we're married. All right. Abandon her home. So my other girl brought my keys to me last night. She said she don't want to stay there. I ain't got no problem with you not standing at the house. Ain't no problem. Okay. So I'm going to take you to your friend's house. That's going to drive. I'm taking you to your friend's house. You when I get in the apartment complex, I guess she got some that's supposed to jump on me or something like that, which don't even matter. But you pull some scissors on me and a stun gun. Okay. Like you going to stun me, okay? Hey, I'm 15 years of age. >> So, this is your girlfriend? >> This is my wife. >> Well, we in the process of getting a divorce. >> Will you threaten what you did? >> I was threatened. Why did I come here? >> Hey, I just got to I just got to ask the questions. Okay. >> So, in the car, she pulled the scissors >> and the gun out to me first. >> I don't need all that. She want to go somewhere. I'm dropping you off there. >> She uh pulled scissors on him and a stun gun and put it to his neck. >> Where? Inside the car driving. >> Where were you guys driving at? >> I was driving over to Mercy Drive. You can look on the cameras over there. I pulled it to the apartment complex. That's where she took the stone. I turned around cuz first of all, I'm not from those her friends over here. All right. I don't know. >> They begin with a man gathering all the key details of what happened. After patting him down, they move on to hear the woman's version. >> You got the scissors out on me. I got with the keys. >> Oh, she got out of the car with it. He jumped out and ran up to us and she jumped out with it. So then when she started challenging her, she put it down for a minute. Then she finally put it down and got out of the car to talk to him. >> But they have two kids in the car, too. >> Are the kids both yours? >> Are the kids yours, too? >> The two girls are hers that I I raised up. The uh the boy that's in the back is mine, and then the young the three-year-old that's at the house is mine with her. I only have two kids with her. He cut my son too. >> Her break out of the car. He get all this stuff out. >> So you guys were just in an argument during the course of the argument. She put the stung gun to your neck. >> Yes. And and the neck. >> And then where'd she put the knife at on you? >> She put the uh scissors like right here to mid mid chest level. Mid chest level and to my like to my side. It didn't touch me, but she had it up to my neck. To my side. >> I'm just going to pat you down real quick. Your pockets. Okay. I get it back. is not the proper way to carry it, my man. >> You know what I said? >> Even out here. >> I didn't expect to be out here. >> No, I understand. >> I want to talk to you. That's it. >> I want to talk to you. I talk to you. That's it. Got you. We'll talk. But he's going to listen. All right. Me. That's it. >> He's asking you. >> I've been helping him his whole life since he been out of prison. >> Are you okay? You need to fight. >> No. I want to fight him, man. >> Okay. >> I want to I came from where I was at with my kids at her birthday. When questioned, she admits to holding the scissors, but claims it was only for self-defense. >> Are you hurting him? >> No, he's driving me though. I grab my my sister in my car. So, I should stab you in front of my kids. So, he over that line like he always do cuz he know the the mayor he that line now. He >> Okay. So, can you tell me what happened? He he threatened you. How did he threaten? >> He threatened me. I said, "Can my sister house please?" He throwing my my place. It's in my name. You got her kids. Y'all and we married, right? So I go get my talking. He said I'mma beat your All right. You touch me, I'm stack. >> So he said, "I'mma beat you." >> Yeah. He said, "And so you grab my >> So you grab scissors, >> right?" >> Okay. >> Pushing me and hitting me and I'm trying. >> Okay. But right today, did anything happen? Did you get punched? Kick. He just He said he was going to >> All he did was toss the car and my head hit the damn window. >> Whose car is it? >> It's his but >> his mama and the officer saw me yesterday. I can use that car as long as I want to. I am his wife by law. I can use that car as long as I need to. >> Okay. You guys are legally married? >> Yeah, we legally married. >> Okay. >> And he won't divorce me. He's still he's psycho. >> Okay. >> Need medicine. He'll take his medicine. >> So what's the plan today? Where you trying to go? to my sister house. >> Where she >> Where she stay right now. >> Can you have a phone? Can we >> He neglect my son's too. >> Okay. Do you can we call the sister? Maybe see if she can >> You want to phone my sister now? >> Can sister be 51? >> Uh yeah. Do we have anything on that end? This evidence seems like >> I'm trying to make it too. >> He says she pulls up to the next. He's saying that he >> he's saying that he she's saying that he said she pulled out a knife. >> The officers compare the stories from both sides as they try to sort out the truth. >> So she's he's saying he's cheating or whatever and he's saying that you're not divorcing me. You're not leaving. Whatever. So she said I pulled out a knife. I pulled out my scissors in the car, but I didn't I didn't eat my drink or something. I just >> I'm mad. My sugar's out. I'm running my nasty. >> I need something to drink. I pass. >> Are you good with staying with this officer? >> No, I need something more. Yeah. Yeah. At any >> second >> at any point, ma'am, did you did you do anything else? I know you said you grabbed the scissors or the knife. Did you do anything with it? >> I held it for my >> You held it. But did you do anything against him? >> No, I didn't even touch him. I said >> Did you put it next to him? Did you >> No, >> you just held it for your protection. >> That's what he do. He pushes me, pushes me. I'm just saying today you touch me. I was I didn't say that today my head. I had the knife in my head. I did. >> But I'm saying you held it. You held yourself for protection. >> Yeah. >> At any point, but at any point did you put it next to him? No. I had to my side. I did. I didn't touch me. Yeah. >> I got it. I understand. >> Okay. >> You think do you put me? >> I can't. >> Try to have a seat. >> I can't breathe. >> You want to sit down the curb? Look. Come sit on the curb over here. >> Sit in the curb. Sit in the curb. Try to relax. See how tired I am? >> I'm tired. >> Ma'am, try to have a seat on the curb. Try to relax. >> You're getting yourself worked up. Hang up the phone. You're getting yourself worked up. >> He know to your house. I want to go to your house and you go turn the car over. So I'm going to show you something. I'm going pull to the police station for what? Cuz you threatening me and I'm going try to protect myself. Officers keep their composure as the woman continues voicing complaints during the investigation. >> Listen, that's too much. That's too long, bro. I need about today. >> Can he get SC out my house there? I go back to my he and his family. >> We're going to work on all of that. >> That little that my house, he we married. That's adultery. One, two, and them four little kids ain't mine. You definitely can't come to my house no more. My no kids. My kids take care of his not. We need to get at my house, sir. Tonight. He need >> Where? Where do you Where's your house? Where? Petty asked me. I'm at my house. My kids in the car. He need to get >> in the car now. >> My My I got three of my kids in there. The other in the house. >> How old are those? >> They need He need to get his stuff and get the [ __ ] out of my house. from now. >> Tonight I'm not playing like he's not coming back. >> Everything I bought, he not getting it. All those he got I for all right now he got on right now. I pay for all that. I need all you need to go back. Why you came all naked? Leave my It's in my name. He had evictions. I had no evictions. He financially. >> Why don't you have a seat in the curb? Try to breathe a little bit. >> I need something drink, sir. >> He's trying to get a mouth is dry. dehydrated that trouble that no care so I'm trying to take care of myself. >> I just want you to get yourself worked up. You said you said you were hyperventilating. I want you to wrong. All these police come up with what? Why am >> she pushes back saying she did nothing wrong and demands to know why she's being questioned at all. >> So I can't escape in my truck and leave >> right now. We're investigating a crime. >> What crime I committed? >> You said he said he was going to hurt you. He did. >> Okay. And he said that you pulled out of the scissors. >> I did. >> Okay. So, we're trying to figure out what happened. >> Yeah. Investigation song. Y that's not what happened. >> Okay. We're trying to get to the bottom of it because if he's saying he's going to hurt you, that could be a crime. If you're pulling out scissors, that could be a crime. So, we're trying to figure out what happened. >> Yeah. Cuz if he would have touched me, son, I'm touching me. I'm going >> I got your side. I didn't get his side. The officers over there are going to get his side. >> But he's a liar and he's on the mayor. >> I'm sure he's going to say you're a liar. He's a He listen he he is a narcissist. >> Okay. >> You know what it is? >> Yeah. Like a >> He's a narcissist. >> That's what he is. He will manipulate and make it seem like he ain't do nothing wrong and they might do everything else to him. That's what he do. Not him doing the dimps. Now he know the mayor. He'll get off on this. >> I got you. >> I don't want to come by. >> I got you. >> Get whatever you need. Don't call me. >> There's a 12-year-old in the back that's pretty old. You can probably see what happened. >> It's raining a little hard. Are you sure you don't want to go underneath your awning? >> We have a little awning over here you can stand in. I don't want you to get too wet. >> Yeah. So you don't get wet. And actually, you know what? Once you come out, I get to a bottle of water. Is that okay? >> Close my door to my car. Is my car get wet inside? >> You want him to close it? >> Yeah. The AC is on. >> Okay. I was talking to nobody else but him and him. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Can you tell me what happened? >> When I was leaving the house, I came in the house to help him get his medicine. Okay. >> He called me and said, "Hey, I need my medicine." So, I came up while I was at my my daughter to my daughter got his twisties on. Was at resort with my sister. >> Okay. >> For my daughter's birthday this weekend. I got to work next weekend. So, boom. I came got his prescription. He said, "You see the receipts that was in the car?" I said, "Only I see in the middle console." So he jumped out the wall before the wall. He's going to close it. >> Eventually officers learned the entire argument began over receipts >> and I came in the car. He start yelling and stuff like he's doing my my receipts away. I'm like what receipts are you talking about? I ain't throw nothing away. When I vacuumed I just vacuumed and wash outside the car. So I was running away. Only thing I know way is my kids stuff my stuff. Your stuff I leave that in there. >> So he was like you always. So we got to the house. He said, "Start throwing all my stuff out in the car." >> I said, "Man, you look in that car. Take me to my sister out. Take my sister out. Leave you alone. Take your sister out. That's all you got to do. I leave you alone. Call me. You're good. Go." He me laugh. It's funny. I said, "Kevin, you think it's funny? Don't touch me. I'm good. Don't touch me. Take I'm going to the whole time." I grabbed the on my side cuz I know him. And we going and he got mad cuz I'm talking to him. Now this is what he said. I was nasty like that. He turned around. You know what? He turned around and came here. >> I had some nice I had a sister in my head. I sure did cuz you abusive. >> You're not going to touch me but my kids no more. >> And I told him I will. Don't do that. I I can't go to jail. I told him that. I meant that. >> And now he being smart already going to be with his son anyway. Mom, that I'm trying to do. Mom, >> mom, I tried to leave. Mom. Mom, I tried to leave and it's Kevin. Mom, it's Kevin. He going to let me go. >> For what? >> For what? >> I'm getting arrested. >> For what? >> Get my phone. For what? >> For what though? >> For what? I'll explain seconds. I need you. >> In the end, they determined that brandishing a weapon and exposing the children to the conflict meet the standard for domestic violence charges. >> Man, come on, man. That's crazy as [ __ ] What? Can you explain to me? >> No, you need to explain to me why he's been cussing me. >> Who is he? >> The officer that's arrested. >> No, tell me why you arrested me first. >> He's under arrest. For what? >> He's under arrest. >> For what? >> For what? >> Aggravated assault. >> Yes, ma'am. >> For what? >> So, I got no mark on me. He ain't here to jail either. >> For real. Listen by my king. Let me say my key. Let me my mother. Let me just say my key. >> Come on, >> man. Let man. Let me >> man. Come on, man. in the car. >> That's wrong, man. >> The woman is arrested on charges of aggravated assault and child neglect. Number one, mom in cuffs for after kids found unclothed in street. Police respond to a report about two young children seen completely unclothed in a busy street. A driver acting as a good Samaritan stopped to help and discovered a one-year-old boy running naked near traffic. Here's how things play out once officers arrive on scene. >> Why don't your kids have any clothes on them? >> Cuz she we they took them off. We just got the son. You got the You got the what? >> I'm not in no violation, sir. >> I didn't ask where. >> We just got out the tub. I don't want to go to jail. We just got out the tub. >> You should be good on this. >> Why? >> What's What's your name? >> I'm on probation. >> Okay. Why don't your kids have clothes on them? >> We just got out the tub. We just heard the most news about my mom. We just heard the news about my mom. >> You were giving them baths. >> Yes. >> Okay. What happened to their clothes, though? I just took them out and put them peppers on. >> Okay. >> Am I in trouble for that? >> Hang hang tight for me. Okay. >> Yeah, they seem to be okay. They're just going to have to close and she's obviously she's she's blasting. Uh >> this lady, the driver picked him up from somewhere on Western. Gave him a ride over here. Good Samaritan. Uh she's heavily intoxicated, impaired. Kids don't have any clothes on. She put a diaper on one of the kids. The other kid doesn't have anything on. >> So, just trying to get to the bottom of that. >> Kids or >> Yeah, they're they're both your kids, right? Lyric. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. >> So, little L, how old are they? >> One and two. >> One and two. Okay. >> Yeah. Feel free. Uh, hey, well, give me his phone. Uh, can you can you give me can you point me in the right direction here? So, we're over here on Glendale and uh Wayne, and this lady gives a mother and her her one and 2-year-old kids a ride to this address from somewhere on West. Uh, mother is heavily impaired. They quickly pick up on her intoxication and begin piecing the story together through witness statements. The lead officer relays the situation to his superiors. >> I don't know by what. The two kids at the time they didn't have any clothes on. They were in the middle of the street over there, but she has since put a diaper on one of them. Um, and so when I asked mom about it, she said, "Well, we just got the back. We just got the map. That's all the reason I have for why they don't have." And so, uh, I we're getting everybody's information, but I'm kind of wondering, no criminal statute stands out to me other than possibly neglect. If your kids run out in the road, no clothes. Are you following me? so far. >> Okay. Are you accounting 49? >> Yeah. She This lady in the in the car is just being a good smith. She didn't ask for anything. Just gave her a ride. She felt bad. So, kids are still in this good Samaritan's car. And mom is over at this house on the side of the road. go ahead and let me know what's going on and I'll set this up how I need to. >> Sure. Uh, so Haley called us because she gave the mother and the two children a ride from the other side of town. Uh, just acting as a good Samaritan. Uh when she first made contact with the kid or the the little boy, she found the little boy naked in the middle of Southwestern, which is a uh a heavily trafficked road. >> Okay. >> Um and then she saw a mother and the baby girl uh come out of a nearby residence. uh she gave all three of them a ride over to where we are now. >> The officer goes on to report that the mother and her children were dropped at a relative's house where she's found acting as if nothing happened at all. >> Um neither child >> the home address. >> No, not to I think they were coming from home. >> So they were coming over here to to be with a a relative. >> Okay. Okay. So, where are they at right now? >> We are at the relative's house. We are not at their house. Um, she gave them a ride over here. Neither child had any clothes on. They were both uh I think after they got here, she said she put a diaper >> on the little boy. >> On the little boy. But when I pulled up, the female, the little baby girl was still naked. Still naked now. >> Still naked now. Okay. >> When you pulled up, the little female was still naked. Inside the home or outside? >> Uh, they were the So, the two kids were in the vehicle, the good Samaritan's vehicle, Haley's vehicle. Uh, Haley, because she called us, she was waiting on the side of the road to talk to me. She still had the kids in her car. >> Okay. Okay. And then mother was in the relative's house here at 717 Wayne. My partner had you which you heard him say that she'd been in there for 8 minutes uh without any fear for her kids' safety. >> For what? >> The health and life of your children. >> How? >> Don't stop resisting. Okay. >> What did I do? Why did I resist? I endanger [Applause] coming to take custody. >> Yeah, they're going to escalate it. >> Despite her protests, the woman is arrested. Officers tried to calm her, explaining that her actions could have easily led to the children being harmed or taken. >> I ain't for my kids. >> Hey Kia, will you make sure she didn't got nothing stashed? >> They trying to hurt me. Please. >> No. Please explain to me how did I endanger my kids. >> No. Explain to me now. Nobody's going to touch. >> I didn't do nothing. >> If you want something done, though, >> we're not going to do nothing. >> Come on. Here. Let's make sure she didn't >> I didn't do nothing though. >> I didn't. >> You said I didn't do nothing with my kids. Am I right on searcher real quick? Okay. >> We just got to pass. You got to make sure you don't have anything. You shouldn't. Okay. >> I don't have nothing. We just have to make Why are y'all doing me like that? I didn't do nothing for my kids. >> Stop trying to get my kids. No, >> they stay bus. >> You're going to get on yourself. >> I didn't do nothing. I want my >> Well, you're doing something right now. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Get in. >> I don't care. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Get in the car. Why are you playing record? >> It's recording. >> Everything is getting recorded. Get your foot. What did I do? [Music] >> Come on now. >> Oh, incredible. >> What did I do? >> Yes, ma'am. What did I do wrong? Please talk to me. >> Lyric, you need to calm down. >> Officers explained that leaving two very young children alone with a stranger for several minutes, especially after they were seen naked in a public street raises serious safety concerns. >> I didn't do nothing. No, cuz y'all did it. I need to know. You want to know? I'm going to tell you why. But you just got to listen. >> Please let me out and let me know then. >> And I'll give you all right to taste it. >> Nobody's tased you yet. Okay. You got to stop if you want to know why you're going to jail. Okay. You left your car and left your children in a You want me to tell you? >> You want me to tell you? >> You want me to tell you? You got to stop. Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. >> See people. >> Okay. left your car kids in a car with a complete stranger for eight minutes. Eight minutes. It doesn't matter if she gave you a ride or not. What would have stopped her from taking off with your kids? >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> That is definitely wrong. I know you love your kids, but you can't leave your kids in a car. >> But what am I getting arrested for? I >> danger of your children. That is the charge. >> But I'm going to get from my kids for eight years. >> You should have thought about that before did what you did. In the end, she's charged with child endangerment and resisting arrest. And just like that, another Karen learns the hard way that bad parenting comes with consequences. Thoughts? Drop them in the comments.