Some Karens test cashiers, others test weight staff. But these Karens, they tested law enforcement and instantly regretted it. Here are five cases when entitled Karens test wrong cops and it backfires. Number five, this woman made a simple stop 10 times worse. A woman gets pulled over during a routine traffic stop and things quickly take a turn. She doesn't have her license, registration, or proof of insurance on her. Here's what happens next. Do you have your license, registration, proof of insurance on you? I don't have it on me. You don't have it in the vehicle? No. Is it your car? Yeah. When did you get it? It's my boyfriend's. When he get it? He's had it for a little bit. Like, what's that? Like a week, 2 weeks, a year, 3 years. Do you want me to call him so I can get the insurance for you? Yeah. I need registration insurance and your driver's license. Do you What's the problem? So, the registration expired uh last year, 21. Uh oh. Do you have a driver's license on you at least? I don't. What's your name? Sarah. Sarah. S A R A. Uh-huh. Okay. Your entire name? Sarah Sam. Okay. You know your driver's license number? I don't. But you know what? 57 clear phone name and date of birth. Do you know your birthday? I need to call him cuz my phone's going to be Sarah. You can call him and get him. My phone. This is what I'm doing. I'm going to cash my check because my phone is off. Your phone just looked like it was on. No, ma'am. It's off. Like my Why did you say that you're going to call him if you're He has the registration and insurance. Okay. But you're just saying a lot of stuff that's not making sense. No, ma'am. I'm trying to call him. You just told me you were going to call him and now you're saying that call him cuz your phone's off. Yeah. Can you call him? What's his telephone number? Okay. He's at home. How's he going to send it to? He can come. Where's y'all live at? Over here on Do you want to follow me? No, we're not doing that right now. Right now, we're doing a traffic stop. Okay. Oh, okay. You should have your registration. Yes, ma'am. And he does have it. It's not very complicated. You should have those three items in the vehicle. He doesn't have it in the car and I don't have it. And I'm just trying to go cash my check. How do you know he doesn't have it in the car? Uh because it's not in the car. Did you look for it? Have you looked for it before? Did he tell you it wasn't in the car? Yeah, it's not. Or you just presuming that it's not No, ma'am. It's all online. Can we go? Can I go use the phone? Can you walk me inside or something? Because I've got to call. Go ahead. Hey, can I go on your phone real quick? Give us one second. We're not doing that. I need to use this phone, ma'am. She keeps trying to walk away or use a nearby phone without permission. So, eventually this happens. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. Why? Because I'm telling you that we're in a traffic stop. Yeah. You're not listening. I direct. She's detained. Carl's mouth. So, you're detained. Why? Wait a minute. Wo wo wo. What's going on? What are you doing? You're detained. For what? I'm conducting a traffic stop. You're walking away and you're not listening. Oh my god. You are doing this on purpose. I don't I'm not doing this on purpose. I'm asking a gentleman to use his phone. Okay. We're not doing that. Oh my lordy lord. Can you please let me go? Sarah, if you keep trying to walk away from me, I'm going to put you on the ground. Okay. I am. I am using one more time and you will end up on the ground. Okay. I'm not a threat and there's nothing wrong. I just would like to use a phone and this is inappropriate. Why do you think it's inappropriate? Okay, so excuse me, ma'am. I'm trying to get in the sun. I'm freezing. Okay. Why are you lifting my wrist? Stop walking away. I'm not walking away. I can't leave you. Okay. I have every right to use a phone right now and my phone doesn't work. Okay. Why do you think you have the right to use a phone? Because I'm a normal natural citizen. There's nothing wrong. I'm going to cash my check to pay my phone. You didn't give me a reason that you pulled me over. I gave you a reason that your registration is expired. Oh, well, it's his, but I'm sorry. Okay. Okay. Well, you're driving the vehicle. Okay. You said it's not your vehicle. This vehicle right now that you are seen driving, do you have an interlock? I don't have one in that one. Okay. Because it's not mine. And why would I need that? Because you're required by your license to have an interlock. Oh, that's ex That's over. What do you mean that's over? There's no more of that. And I have all my documentation. Can you please look? Get your hands off of me. If you don't try to walk away, then yeah, I will. I am not going to walk away from you. I'm right here. I can hear you. Thank you. You are so inappropriate. Please let me go and release one of my hands because this one's falling asleep. Which one? This one, please. My right hand. My user hand. This one right here. I can fit two fingers in there. Ma'am. Okay. Can I explain something to you? What's that? I have extreme carpal tunnel. And right now, my hand, my wrist twisted up like this from you. Let me get it to The officers explain that she's being detained for not cooperating during a legitimate stop, but she keeps pleading and insisting on her innocence. What are you doing? 500 block of North Alam. Where are you? Let's go get in this vehicle right now. Let's go get in this vehicle. What are you doing? Stop. Let's go get in the vehicle. What is she doing? What are you doing, Marcus? Hey, get in the vehicle. Put her in the vehicle. We're not doing it. Come on. No. Stop. I've asked nicely to use the phone and my wrist is asleep. Okay. Okay, we'll let you use the phone, but if you keep this, I have a check in my car that I We're not doing it. We're not arguing. Listen, sir. Excuse me. Come on, ma'am. Excuse me. I need to lock my car. Okay, I need to lock my car. My check is in here. What are you doing? Why are you taking my phone? No. Stop. Stop. Stop. Why did you take my phone? Why are you doing this? Take a seat. I need my phone. I didn't do anything. Don't do that to my neck. Take a seat. Don't do that to my neck. Put your feet in. I want my down. Put your feet in. I need my phone and my car has a check inside of it. Okay, you made that clear. No, listen, sir. No, you listen to me. Put your feet in right now. I need my phone and my son doesn't have anyone to pick him up. I just asked to use the phone, please. You're going to get tased if you don't put your feet in right now. Put your feet in. I'm not going to ask you again. Put your feet in right now. Jesus. So, I I only pulled over because the registration's expired. What? Let me lock my car and give me my keys. My check is in there. $3,000 check. Okay, we'll figure something out. What's going on? Hang on. Now that she's secured inside the patrol car, the officers discuss her behavior among themselves, pointing out her contradictory statements and evasive attitude. Hang on. Well, this is what she did. She was like, "I'm going to call my boyfriend and give her the paperwork." And then she's like, "Oh, my phone's not working." I'm like, "What? Tell me you're going to call if your phone's not working." Yeah. And then she was like I'm like, "What's your name?" She's like And then she's not answering. I'm like, "What's your name?" She's like, "Sarah." And I'm like, "You know what I mean? Don't don't She She knows her license. She's No, she does. She's playing. Yeah, I know. If you want to ask her again, I don't know if that's who's even the registered owner of the car or I don't even know if we should give them the You know what I mean? Who's who's registered owner of the car? I have his number in my phone. Zane. Zane. That's the Can we just please let me out and talk this out with you? No, you're not getting out. Do anything. I just didn't even give me a reason. I didn't know it was expired. And then she put me in handcuffs. She totally got aggressive with me immediately. Okay. Well, you weren't exactly listening either. Yes, sir. I was. I just asked. Yes, I was. Hey, Zane. That's who she said. Zaro, did she say that's what his number was? I didn't ask about the number. Hey, don't open that door. Sir, can you please let me stand there, please? My hands asleep. Hey, what's the number of of the owner or you gave her a number? What's that? Please, can you let me stand up? My hands are asleep. I have carpal tunnel like really bad. Like my hands are twisted up. You weren't listening. Listen to me. That is so not true. And then she asks me inappropriate things and she squeezes and she's trying to threaten me. She's going to throw me on the ground. That is so crazy. You're the only one acting crazy right now. No, sir. Okay, this window's going back up. Want to just take her already? Yeah, I'll do the complaints. Okay, cool. just book her for uh registration insurance the 122 122 and resisting. Despite her ongoing please to talk things out or simply use a phone, she's eventually taken into custody. Cool. Thank you. I don't know where she threw her phone. Did you get it? I got it. Okay, cool. Why did you give her my key? Cuz the keys are staying here. We don't have anyone to No, please. No. No, please. Please. Excuse me. I cannot go by. Please, please. Please. In the end, what could have just been a quick citation turns into a full-on arrest thanks to all the drama and refusal to cooperate. Number four, this is why you don't brawl around badges. Police walk into the middle of a storm after being dispatched for a domestic issue. In the middle of the chaos, a fight breaks out and someone deploys pepper spray, hitting not only other people involved, but also two officers. Things quickly spiral as officers move in to separate the individuals and figure out who's responsible for what. But you knew that and you pull on the mama. Listen the mama. But you put your hand. You put your hand. Put your hands behind your back. Now put your hand behind your back. OC been coming over here all day. This dude and everything. Stop fighting. Oh, no. I'm not. I'm not. Give me your arm. [Laughter] Let's get her up. You good? Yeah. All right. Ready? Stand up. Yeah. I'm ready. I can't see. Which way you want? All right. Ready? Yeah. I'm ready. I'm ready. I'm ready. All right. On a foot. Okay. A little bit. Which way? Okay, guys. Go straight. We got the fire department on the way. Okay. This is mine. It's probably going to be better just to sit on the back right now though and wait for FD. We're just going to sit you on the on the bumper. Okay. I'm good. Yeah. Did you spray? Who sprayed? Meanwhile, multiple people on scene are dealing with the after effects of the spray. Officers and bystanders alike are coughing, squinting, and wiping their eyes. See the mace that she sprayed me with? Yeah, she hit me, too. Yeah, that was so You just sprayed two cops. Have fun with that charge. That wasn't me. I didn't spray anything. Yeah, that wasn't me. I didn't have no mas. Halty. Yeah. Yeah. They o they oseed over me and Zar and got both of us. [Music] Who sprayed the OC? Do you know? Hey, I I understand it hurts. The fire department's on the way. The more you rub, the more it's going to hurt. Well, just wait one second. I want you right by this car. Yeah. She went over the top. Fire department in here. So, you get blocked in. Okay. Oh, yeah. The situation. She could she could sit in the car while we wait. Okay. Yeah. Just I don't want to put her in the My car's way down here. I don't know whose car this is. I don't know. I have baby wipes. So I think you're just No, it's just the residual. Yeah, it's just the residual. Anything that you should have? Can you check for real quick before we put him? Medics arrive and offer to flush eyes and evaluate anyone who needs medical attention. [Applause] Don't touch it. No, I I got I didn't get I have the mace that was picked up inside. I didn't get it directly. I got it over the top. Yeah. Yeah. You good? Was it the girl I had that sprayed it? That's what I thought, too. That's why I took her down. Yeah. Yeah. She's Yeah, I got her. You know that wasn't me. I don't know who it was. No, it wasn't me. I I thought it was you. Uhuh. I'm going to have to go look and look at the video and see who did it. Yeah. No, that wasn't I can't be slamming and get hit with the mace. Yeah, I'm good. Sorry. There's going to be a blue team for her. Yeah, just so you know. All right, so where's the where's the kids at? Let's start. I think they're way down there with all those other officers. If he wouldn't have been banging on my door, my window, he wouldn't have got me. He the one who came up kicking on my door and punched my mom in the face. And I'm pressing charges on you, too. Yeah, I'm pressing charges on you. I'm pressing char. All this screaming is how this started and you're starting screaming again. Did you get hit? Yeah. You want me You want me to flush your eyes with a little uh sterile water? I feel like that'll make it fire. Well, no. The best thing you can do is keep flushing it and it flushes flushes it out. Time and and flushing it. I don't have a whole lot of water I can do it with, but I got enough that it'll probably help you a little bit. Okay. Is Is it real bad? Unbearable. If you don't Okay. Officers remain focused on sorting everyone out and keeping things under control while working to determine charges. Yeah, good though. I don't want to make your It was just over It was just up over the top. I got kind of the aerosol. Yeah. Thank you. What's up? What are you doing? I'm taking care of her right now. Can you do me a favor, buddy? Can you just go hang out over there or wherever? I'm going over there to my friends. Okay. Am I going to come back? Do you want to go to the hospital? No, I'm okay. All right, I'm going to come back and get a refusal from her in a few minutes. So, we got If you guys just have something, I could wipe that off. Yeah, it's all scr somebody scratched me in the middle of everything. Perfect. I appreciate you. The vehicle is going to be a McDonald's. Did you get hit too? Nice. Yeah, me and Zar right there and they came up over the top and they got Zara and me. Come on. Is that St. Louis? Is that for her face or cuz she said she didn't want any water for her face. St. Louis. Now hold on. My big got to get down here. Jesus. I'mma get up now. I'mma stay up. All I say I'mma stay up cuz my [ __ ] not going to get down. The woman who's detained claims she was misidentified and accuses another individual of starting the fight and possibly using the spray. I did not know that was her child. I wouldn't call her. But I knew it because she was in the car the first time and I said, "If you the mama, why you letting your If you're not here to like give her water or anything, could you just head over there?" No, I'm I'm I'm asking you to move over there right now. Okay. You're asking me or you telling her? I'm asking you right now. Okay. But you going to tell me I can't stand here and talk to her cuz she's not under arrest. She's just Oh, yes, she is. I'm under arrest. What did I I believe so. But what did I do? I was told that you were the one who who sprayed the OC. So, she did me to the ground. How? Well, as of right as of right now, at the very at the very at the very least, you're being detained. They need somebody to blame. I'm I'm the first one. Uhuh. I already told that man what door though I was at to come see me. No, but they know that wasn't me. They knew that was me. They saw They knew that was me. They threw me on the ground. How can it be me? I have to piss him off. Have me in jail, too. How old are you? How old are you? How old are you? How old? She's refusing to tell me who she is or how old she is or anything. I mean, refuse. I asked you your name three times. Nothing. What's your name? [Music] What's your name and date of birth? Am I under arrest? Yes. Well, I'll tell y'all when I go in. Huh? I'll just tell y'all when I go in jail. So, you understand that if you don't provide us with that information, it's not providing information and then you go in. is a Jane Doe and then they hold you down in jail because you failed to provide us the information. Well, I'm trying to figure out why I'm under arrest if I'm not the one who sprayed the M stuff. That's my thing. I didn't spray it, so why am I under arrest? They came to my house. She also refuses to give her name or date of birth, which could complicate a release process. I I just don't understand it. Who are you claiming the me then? It wasn't me. I got thrown on the ground when I was arguing with that that girl's mama. Can you hang with her for just two seconds? Can you just hang with for two seconds? I'll be right back. [Applause] [Applause] down there. She's claiming she did not spray anything. Okay. I thought she That's why I took her down cuz I thought she sprayed it and she was actively fighting. So, well, no, you have her for at least the fight. I would check. I'm gonna catch my BWC right now cuz I 100% thought it was her cuz I saw her throw a hook and then I heard the woman is ultimately arrested for battery on a law enforcement officer and disorderly conduct. Number three, when it's over isn't the end of the drama. Deputies arrive at a home in response to a domestic disturbance. Here's how it all gets ugly. Stop it. Shut. Hey, leave me alone. Hey. Hey. What? Why? Why me? Hold on. Calm down. No. I'm the one bleeding. Why? Calm down. Cuz you screaming, yelling. So is she. Are you joking? Hold on. We going to talk to Ma'am. Come here. No. Nope. No. I don't care if I go to jail. Come here. I don't have to. No. I don't have to. I don't have to address. I'm not engaging in a contract. I don't have to do that. Relax. Relax. All right. Just Oh, cuz I did what? What crime? What crime? What crime? You're drunk. You're drunk and you're acting out from here. You can smell a shot that I took from here. What crime did I commit? What crime? You're not following a lawful order. It's not a lawful order. I didn't do anything. Are you still resisting? I'm not resisting anything. Oh, the arrest that was for what? I'm being arrested for what? You're being detained. For what? Get off of me. I'm on my property. So even if I was drunk. So even if I was drunk, I'm allowed to be on my own property. No, I'm allowed to be on my own property. Stop. Stop. You guys are pieces of prove everything that's ever been. Okay. Now you're going to go sit in his car until you calm down. Of course I am. And you guys are going to get All right. this side. One of you is walking faster than the other. So, who's pulling who? Come on. You need an ambulance, ma'am. No, there's bleeding over here. But she's fine. You know, check her out. Make sure she's good. Make sure she's good first. Check her out first. Meanwhile, her ex tells officers that she became violent during a breakup attempt. Who are you, young lady? This is What's going on? And who are you, sir? I'm just a friend. I'm here in case I got to take the dog. A friend of who? Which one? There. Okay. So, you two live here together? Um, we did. So, she's trying to leave me, but all she had to do was leave. Like, she smashed the window. Well, if she leaves here How long has she lived here? She's lived here for a while, but she doesn't pay anything. What's a while? Year. A year. Okay. It's considered her property. She's allowed to break. But not if she can't break my window. Her she doesn't pay any bills and her name's not on this property. It doesn't matter. In Florida, when you establish residency, it's your property. She has to pay me rent. You just told me she's lived here for over a year. She has on and off for over a year. Why does that make her this residence? So, she can smash all the windows in my house. She can smash the windows in her own property. There's no This isn't her property. This is mine. She has no name on a bill. You're not listening to me. I am. So, if she was renting a property, she can smash those windows. Same thing. That's what security for. You got to sue her civily. Okay. I want her that. She needs to go. She's drunk. She's not going to move. She's very drunk. Right. She's extremely drunk. And that's Was she planning on moving out? Is that Is that what this was? But she wasn't moving fast enough and she didn't like it and I wasn't allowed to be here. Like I said, this is my house, right? Okay. So, I left for an hour. She's still here when I got back. Does she get when she gets drunk? Yes. She's very violent, angry person. All right. She beat the me since last night. I have knots on my head. I have a swollen face. She bit me so hard on my back and my arm. There's marks all over me. I don't want to press charges. Well, that's too late. You just Listen. Listen. I just want my window fixed. Well, it it doesn't work that way. I didn't. She called. I called because she was breaking my window. You guys girlfriend? Yes. Okay. So, it's domestic. Not anymore. Well, I know, but it's domestic. You live together now. She's going to jail. Well, she is. She's under arrest. She's going to jail cuz you got injuries. All right. She insists he doesn't want to press charges, but officers explained that state law requires an arrest when there's clear evidence of domestic violence. I'm over it. Then you'll bail her out cuz I'm not getting No, she won't be bailed. She has to see the judge in the morning because it's domestic violence. What's today? Today's Friday. She sees the She sees the judge Saturday morning. So, I'm going to You got a phone and take pictures of her? Yeah. Can you calm down any ma'am? No, I haven't calmed down. It's all right. I want to leave my house. I was only waiting for you guys to chill. Do you need an ambulance? I need you to evaluate her injuries and then you can take care of mine because you will see that she has none and I have several. I have several. You have on your on my knee, my elbow, my face, all over. How did that happen? From her. Why am I the one with the handcuffs? Cuz you're acting irrational. Because she's laying on the ground. Are you kidding me? Look at my body. Look at my body. Young lady, no. Why would you Would you stop yelling? Would your wife stop yelling? Would your child stop yelling? You are You showed up and you guys put me in handcuffs. You're drunk and irrational. I'm not acting normal. Okay, you're right. Yep. Okay. Do you need the medics to look at you? Just yes or no, please. And then we can go from there. No. Okay. Nope. I'm done. Actually, that wasn't a response. I'm done being responsive. Okay. I'm not going to tell you if I need a medic or not. All right. Well, then that mean I'm going to take that as a no. Can you put your feet in the car? That's not a no or a yes. Put your feet in the car, please. Of course. Thank you. All right. Yep. Mhm. We just took a shower today. So, this is her car 30 minutes ago. Yes. All right. All right. I just don't understand. She needs She needs alcohol help probably. Yeah. 100%. So, she's going to jail. Whose dog is that? That's I'll keep him. All right. He's mine. And can her car stay here? She can stay here. All right. I would suggest you put everything in the car and that way when she gets out tomorrow, she can. Officers continue gathering statements, taking photos, and trying to sort out the living situation. Where is she going? Gun Club. Gun Club. All right, ma'am. Let me get some information from you. Okay. You guys have to arrest her. Absolutely. We have to. Even if I tell you, I don't want to press charg. You can tell the state and the state to drop it, but we have to by law. Okay. So, who do I have to talk to? The state will call you. The state attorney's office will call you and you'll say, "I want nothing to do with it." And they'll be like, "Okay." All right. All right. And they'll let her go. Yeah. So, you're going to have to Yeah, I'll keep You're going to have to try to figure something out. I'm going to clean this up. I'm going to throw it all in your car like you told me to do. What's your her vehicle? This is her. It's not her name, though. That's all right. Still hers. You have Do you know all of her information or She's in the call. No, dude. Just a quick um statement. Just everything that happened. Okay. Can I make no comment? I don't want to press charges. If you don't want to provide it to me, that's fine. Okay. Okay. All right. Hello. You want to be checked out? Yeah, please. For the record. Yeah. Do you need to for the record? um just my knee is she dragged me through the back court. So just all that I didn't need need EMS support, but it's not going to go on the record. You told me I'd be arrested for domestic assault if I didn't show you guys wounds of where I was just if you didn't. You told me I was being arrested if I Do you want to see them? I want someone to address my I want to address my ouchies. Yes. What she did to me here for Yes. She beat me in the back yard. Yes. I want someone to acknowledge that. Like, I'm sorry. I'm so heated and I took a shot of fireball and y'all think I'm wasted. Give me a breathalyzer if that's problem. Like, I'm bleeding. She's not like really, we could have and had those wounds. Like, we bite when we Inside the patrol car, the woman protests her arrest and demands medical attention. She insists she's the victim and accuses officers of ignoring her injuries. I'm bleeding from the backyard. I have gravel on my knee like from the dirt. Are you kidding? Like I did that to myself. Come on. I called you guys first. Look at the time of the phone calls. Like why? Like why she wanted to examine or not? I want you guys to document this. Okay. This is crazy. We'll document. We'll take all the pictures you need. No, there's nothing to do. Yeah, there's nothing to bandages. We're wasting your time, but it needs to be documented. That's not what he said. He didn't say wasting. No, I'm saying I'm wasting their time, but it needs to be documented. We're going to take pictures. I bruise. Look at my wrist. Look at my wrist. My arm. I bruise the top and bottom. I can't believe her. Do you have her name? Give me one second. Chelsea Pis take pictures over here. Yeah, please make sure you take pictures of everything. My wrist included. Hold on. I need to take a picture of your face. Can you see your elbow? Oh, my wrist, please. All of it with handcuffs are covering all of it, but not that that matters, right? Don't want to get accurate. Amazing. Hi, boys. Do you have any more? Yep. Can you please brush my hair out of my mouth and my face? And why, may I ask, is she not being arrested for domestic assault? The primary aggressor. You're drunk and you're the one who was a little more But you didn't breathize me. So, how would you know that I'm drunk? As she continues to defend her case, officers remind her that in domestic situations, only the primary aggressor is arrested. And in this case, that's her. I've been doing this for 20 years. I've been a paramedic for 35 years. That's fine. But I'm asking I'm asking I can look at you and tell cuz I can smell the alcohol from here. Your pupils are pinpoint. You're also probably on something else. Did you take something else? Absolutely not. Okay. But you're drunk. You didn't breathize me. It doesn't matter if I wouldn't know if I'm drunk or not. Okay. Regardless, alcohols make you act irrational. She says you have an issue when you get when you drink. You tend to cause fights and get right. And that's why I'm bleeding. You're bleeding because the two of you were fighting each other. But we don't take both people to jail in domestic violence situations. We take the primary aggressor. That's not true. You're It is true. You're the primary. Okay. Don't you tell me. I'm the one that called first. It doesn't matter who calls first. Whoever started it and whoever's the primary aggressor. I was trying to get away from her. If you listen to the You weren't We weren't trying to get away. You showed up. You wasn't listening to nothing we had to say. You were screaming and yelling and then you try to go in your car and say sit in my to sit down in my car. I wasn't I don't even have my car keys. Where was I going to go? Right. Listen, she's already said she doesn't want to prosecute. She doesn't want She wants to drop the charges, but we can't. The state has to drop the char. I'm aware of that. Okay. So, he's got some paperworks to type up and you're going to go down the county. Do you want a different pair of shoes to wear? Yeah, that'd be nice. Maybe a pair of pants or something. Is a pair of That would be nice, but in the car. I'm I'm asking you because I'm going to go to your car and get a pair of sweatpants or something and change me out with handcuffs on. No, we're not. All you can do is slip your pants the pants on. There's no changing out. Yes or no? Do you want me to get those? So you don't have to wear mini skirts to jail. What about the heels? All right. Despite her protest, the case moves forward based on protocol and the physical evidence. What started as just a breakup quickly spirals into a whole legal mess. Number one, library tantrum ends in handcuffs. Police are called to a library after a woman refuses to leave despite multiple requests from staff. When officers show up, they try to reason with her, but it looks like she's not in the mood to cooperate. She's actually She's gone. Ma'am. Ma'am, you have to leave for the day. I'm not leaving for the day. You don't have a choice. You have to leave. The library staff want you out. You have to go for the day or you're going to You'll be charged with criminal trespassing and taken to jail. Okay. Then charge me with criminal trespassing and call the police. I am the police. Call You're not the police. L2, this the same lady I had problems with before. Can you uh start me a car to the library? I've got one refusing to leave. Have maybe a transport to 2460. Oh lord. I'm fine. She's just refusing to leave. I will. We can just do it that way cuz I don't give a Not even. Despite multiple warnings, she refuses to calm down and keeps acting out. They have one. Ma'am, you need to go. Oh god. Oh Lord Jesus. ma'am, you need to go. If if you make us arrest you, they're going to not let you come back in the library. If you get up and walk out, you just got to go for the day. They want to leave. Yeah. Okay. So, you get up and leave now or what? Or I take you to jail. Okay. Okay. Stand up. Put your hands behind your back. Come on. Officers eventually get her in handcuffs, but that only fuels a rage. She starts kicking and threatening them, escalating things even further. Thank you. Got everything on. Yes, ma'am. The headphones. The headphones. No, we'll get them. Calm down. Go get them. Go get my headphones back again. We'll get them. Go get my headphones. Can you grab those headphones? Did you stand up? No. Make me stand. Stand up. Really? Stand up. They can scare me. Stand up. Hold on. What? What? Stand up. What? Yeah, thought she wants to be carried out like a child. She was kicking me, too. So, she didn't take a felony charge. Thank you. Get off me and go get my get up. Na na na na. What? Once inside the patrol car, she doesn't let up. She yells nonstop, throws out insults, and grows more combative by the minute. We have safety. Yeah. Okay, I hear you. Get off me. Safety. My Get off me. Yeah, I just checked out, but I don't think she wants anything done. What do you think if she doesn't want it? She doesn't want anything good with that. Do it again. Get a picture of her head. She's got to cut. Oh, does she? Okay. Who the Do you want seen by You want seen by the medic? Go to jail. Call the police so they can take you to jail. You're going to jail. I did. Library said to tell you don't come back. library for a year. Okay. Can we at least Can we get that cut on your head checked out? Okay. Can we check out that cut on your head? Let me up the core. J A D A J I know. Okay. Thank you. Let me up. What's your last name? Jayen. Let me up. Thanks, Jada. and take them off so I can get breakfast. What's your birthday? Awesome. Thanks so much. Let me out. Let me out the car. Huh? She take the hust off. You say that to No. Let me out. That was ga. What's your address? Through it all, the officers stay composed, even as their patience wears thin. She accuses them of harassment, mocks their every move, and continues resisting, making what should have been a routine arrest into a full-blown ordeal. You guys good? You want I can't I don't think it'll be what you want to do. Sit there and look. Don't let me out. I want the jail. What's going to happen? Shut up. Care enough to save her life to me. Shut the shut up. together so we can get show here. Okay. Thank you. Y taking me to the hospital or what? You need to go. Sorry. They're going to take me to the hospital. Yeah. Take me to the medical hospital then. That's what you're going to do. You going to transport me to the hospital? No, I'm just saying. I ain't got no warrants on that. Okay. Is that an ambulance or what? You want to take this? I want to go to the hospital. All right, that's fine. Hurry up in the pit. Hurry up. Hurry up. Hurry up. Throughout the encounter, she keeps flip-flopping. One minute denying she did anything wrong, the next lashing out at everyone around her. No. All right. Back up. Back up before I break your face. Back up. Back up. Oh, with the badge you have on, you going to take me to jail or you going to call CPD and take me to jail? Thank you. All right. Hurry up. Chill. They ain't leave yet. Y'all keep talking about this cut. Why they not taking me to the hospital and fight on a war? If there ain't a warrant for my arrest, why not medically transport me to the hospital to be safe? All right, we going to do this all day cuz I almost broke your neck, [ __ ] So I don't give Hobble. Nope. Semi in my truck. You guys got one. Her behavior becomes so unpredictable that officers even consider using a hobble restraint just to keep things under control. You got a hobble for? Not yet. [Music] What the is on my forehead? Hypothetically speaking. Hey, wrong with my forehead. What do you need me to do? Doing the complaint? Yeah, we got the complaints and that's it. What are you doing? Criminal trespass. Criminal trespass, resisting and obstruction. Easy. Ultimately, she's charged with criminal trespass, resisting an officer, and obstruction. Another day, another Karen learning the hard way that police officers aren't your customer service hotline. Sound off in the comments. [Music]