They wanted to be the main character, and the cops made sure they were, just not in the way they hoped. Here are five cases when wannabe tough Karens get manhandled by cops. Number five, police step in after daughter snaps at mom during argument. Officers respond to a 911 call from a mother who claims her adult daughter assaulted her during an argument. When they arrive, they meet the daughter who says she acted in self-defense. >> What? >> Are you on camera? >> Yeah. >> The camera. >> Okay. >> Good. Cameras. Camera's good. My mom came over here going to hit putting her hands on me. She came in at me. I defend myself. I th her hands, held her hands so much, and I went like this, went like this, went like this, went like that because I do mixed martial arts sometimes, but I do yoga for my main source of >> So, you're saying she was coming after you, getting in your face? Was she trying to hit you or what was her intention? to her attempt will try to hit me because she feels like she's her my mother. >> Okay. >> But I don't want to get her locked up. I told her >> how was she trying to hit you. >> She She's wearing over here. She just Wait, what you mean? How would you How else would somebody like >> I don't There's multiple ways somebody can hit somebody. >> Okay. >> Trying to slap you, punch you, push you, >> all that. All that. >> So, did she put like both her hands around your neck or like her elbow? >> Okay. Did you uh >> I did >> I see what you mean. >> And then with both her hands both >> Did you uh So you felt the sensation like you were choking. You couldn't breathe. >> Did you feel like you were going to pass out or anything like that? >> Not that just a little bit. Very slight >> but yes. >> Hey Monica. >> Yes. >> Okay Monica. >> I need you to stop walking away from me. Please call me. Yeah. Call me Rizzo. Don't do that. >> Okay. I don't know your name. Can you say >> exactly? But now I told you to >> Okay, stop walking away from me. Okay. >> Cuz till my partner figures out what's going on with your mom. Okay. This is still an open investigation. Okay. You're this time you're not free to go. Okay. >> All right. I appreciate that. You tell me the lie. Tell me your your business. >> Yeah. Here. >> So So again, just to clarify, right, your mom came over. You guys are getting in an argument. She gets in your face. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm in good good communication. I communicate well. I am not verbally abusive. I'm not mentally um disabled for the fact that I cannot know my cognitive, but I'm unaware why she's in my home in my in my vicinity. I don't go into her vicinity. >> Does she ever come here? >> She tells police she doesn't believe in violence and insists she's working to break old family habits for her daughter who thankfully wasn't there to see it happen. >> She's never She never She feels like I blocked her. I didn't block her. Like what? >> Okay. Did she like knock on the door or what happened? Oh, she just my door was cracked way open. She said something. I said, "Ma'am," and so that let her enter in because what we do, we say, "Ma'am, we're give courtesy and let ma'am." Ma'am, >> let that person know that we're listening, we're hearing, and we're we're attent attentive to them. >> Okay. >> But is that all you need for me, sir? >> No, I'm still asking questions. Okay. So, she comes in and immediately just starts to try to attack you. >> No, she was calm with her witness to see how I was going to act so that I can get my daughter taken away from me. daughter. >> How old is your daughter? >> 12. >> Okay. Your daughter here? >> 12. Three days. Two days ago. >> Is your daughter here? >> No. That's why I'm so glad she wasn't. >> Okay. So, why did she try to attack you then? >> Oh, man. Am I in her head? Depressed all the time. She suffers from depression. >> I have anxiety. Two different people. We have two different flashes. >> Okay. So, so at some point she tried to slap you. You grab her arm to try to defend yourself. >> And then I just go like this. But then when I went like this, it probably really got her a little starter because I couldn't really hurt her. So I went like that. I stopped because I know how powerful I can get. >> Okay. >> So I don't hit my mother back. Growing up, my little sister, my older sister did put her hands on my mother. So this is something that I would I would never do even as an adult. As 32 years old, she feels like she could still put her hands on me. I abusive nature. And I don't raise that for my daughter. I don't I want generational curses. I feel lifted for my daughter. And those are one of the things that I do not condone is bodily harm. >> Okay. All right. And they're going to say that I'm in the antagonizer and I'm the aggressor. That's their nature as raising up. I'm just from Jersey and we just have a hard exterior brick city. >> Okay. Are you willing to write any of this on a statement for me? Hey, >> I want your camera though. >> Okay. You need to stay over here while he's doing his >> officers then turned to her mother who says things got physical and that she was choked during the fight. I have to ask this because obviously technically she did commit a crime. Do you want to press charges against her for uh domestic battery by strangulation? >> If I don't do that, she don't get any help. >> It's it's totally up to you if you want to press charges on her or not. But >> I'll let you know that we have to do something regardless of what you do because it's it's an incident of domestic violence. So, we have to take some sort of action. So, >> you would like to press charges. Okay. Hey, I need you to stay over here. >> I'm staying on my property. >> This is my vessel. >> You You seem to think like you >> This is my vessel. >> Okay. You seem to think you like run this. >> It's not the way it's going. >> You said that. I didn't. >> Okay. Well, I keep I keep telling you to stay still, stay over here, and you just kind of do whatever you want. >> Okay. But it's not how it's going to work. >> I don't feel safe with you. You're triggering me. >> How am I triggering you? >> Cuz you're an officer. You trigger people. I don't think that your job is a bit >> Okay, >> just saying. >> I'm sorry I'm triggering you. >> Don't be sorry. Just apologize. I'm sorry. Men aren't really great men. >> Okay, >> stay right there. >> Yeah. What's up, dude? How you doing? >> What's going on? >> Careful. You're going to trigger her. >> Yeah, I guess they were having an argument because mom, right? >> Correct. >> And uh right there. >> Don't move. She's calling you. Don't move. >> Don't go to her. Don't go to her. >> Don't move. Don't go to her. They going get on you. >> Hey, >> don't go to her and don't go to her. Let's not talk about what happened. We'll talk to you guys separately. Does that work for you? >> Cool. >> Mom says she first put her in a choke hold like this with her elbow and then moved to that. >> Uhhuh. Okay. >> And kind of they ended up out here. >> Okay. Well, she's >> These neighbors said that they witnessed. >> They don't live in the same house. It's like multiple room setup. >> The officers regroup and discuss information they gathered from both sides. >> Okay. >> She was trying to explain to me like this room is here and I don't go into this room. I don't really understand her explanation cuz she's upset. >> I think it's one of these multi-resident duplex. >> She's claiming that her mom came in. They kind of got into an argument. She said she the mom attacked her by trying to swing at her. She grabbed her arms and was like holding her like this pent herself like this. like holding her arm. That's all she said. >> She swears up and down that she's going to I'm going to go to jail for it. >> They're going to take you, not me. They're going to take you. >> Oh, yeah. She can say whatever she wants. >> She's very happy to see a supervisor on scene. So, >> I'm happy to see the boss. >> Are you the boss? >> I'm the boss here. Yeah. >> All right. >> Boss man. >> Boss man. >> What's your name? >> Maine. Not man. >> Maine. That's right. What's your name? >> And what's your name again? >> Rizzo. >> Rizzo. You will friend you will uh disgust me as Maine supervisor Maine. >> Yes, Maine. >> Supposed Maine. >> Do you live here? >> Uh she lives here and there's three other people that live in here. I guess separated somehow that sort of figured it out. So he's going to go talk to that one. >> He wanted a boss. >> 102. Okay. >> I mean there's a hose back right on the side. Can I check out the hose? >> Hold on. You want one more shave? What? >> You want to move in the shade? >> Want to move in the shade? >> Okay. >> This is when I >> get tan. >> All right. >> Just hold on one second. We'll let you get some hose water here. >> No time. >> I look at you. I got PTSD. >> Look, bees are coming around. It's high vibration. You know that, right? When bees come around, they are going to high vibrational people. H >> a little fun fact. >> So why are they around the mailbox? >> Officers note inconsistencies and odd behavior from the daughter who continues to behave like this. >> I don't know. >> Okay. I just figured if it was picking off vibrations, they'd be around you. >> No. >> Or your mom. >> And I can just start going like this and they can start coming to me like butterflies do to me. >> There you go. >> On camera, too. >> A butterfly coming to you or what happened? where it came to my hand. >> Ah, cool. Cool. >> But witness did it. I was doing it on Instagram. See, look. Look. >> Looks like I have high vi vibrations apparently. >> Yeah. Yes. They really tell. See, I'm very connected. It's just I be really lowkey modest, humble with my like I don't do this internet gangster. They be going on internet subbing me um sneak disting throwing shots like man I do my keep it moving on the ground like I'm just a big streamer that hate me like my hate me like and it's all right you got to be hated before you get loved like Tupac was the best person to explain and express what was going on for us in music like I'm in the music industry like I do [ __ ] musicians like up my whole career right now. >> I change occupations all time. I'm a freelancer. >> Well, what you said earlier, that's a good attitude to have. >> What? >> You got to deal with some of the stress before, you know, better. >> Yeah. Yeah. All that. But I on paper first, then I put it on Instagram, then I get the these people in line, then I don't personally get them in line. Kevin Gates get them in line. But, you know, we all go off order. We all go off order. and they want this one word order and it's really weird but I mean Masons want to do it and I don't know the Masons been having their way with this industry man. >> Who's the Masons? >> Freemasons. >> Oh free M. You're talking about Freemason. I got you. >> Eventually the situation becomes clear enough for police to make a decision. >> Take it. I don't It's pretty clean cut. >> I'll take it. That's fine. >> You sure? I have no issues taking it. >> You took the Agasol the other way though. So my two pair >> I haven't. >> Okay. So, she's writing a statement real quick. She's probably almost done. If uh >> do you want to just go and secure and finish paperwork afterwards? >> Uh yeah, if you can get a statement from that girl, that witness. >> So, so let's secure her in the car. >> I'm saying let's get her in the car and if I can be 51 and you can just get it and send me a picture of it cuz I don't want to sit here with her kicking in the car. >> Okay. >> Rizzo, what's going on? >> What's up, >> Roso? You mind standing up for me? locked up. I'm getting locked up. >> Will you stand up for me, please, Rizzo? Put your hands behind your back. >> All right. Thank you. Getting locked up cuz I heard that's crazy. Am I getting locked up for real? >> It's all going to be explained to you. >> All be explained. >> We just like to get the handcuffs on first before we do a lot of talking. >> All right. All right. Cuz I don't want to get locked up. Please don't lock me. >> We're We're guys like to focus on one thing at a time. We can't do a whole bunch of multitasking. >> I'm not good with multitasking. That's very true. >> Fine. Okay. As long as you explain to me why you're playing cuz I don't want a lawyer, no attorney, none of that. >> He's going to give you a chance to prove your innocence. Absolutely. >> Uh who who who >> deputy Kaiser here. >> Deputy Kaiser. Okay, deputy. >> You're the boss. All right. >> I'm the boss. >> All right. Cool. >> We're going to walk to uh my car right there. Okay. >> All right. >> I don't want to go in with >> I don't want to go in with >> I have a hotel security. >> [ __ ] I should have had my private security. Can you please face the flag and spread your feet for me? Do you have anything on your person? You don't have to spot like that. Okay. Anything on your person that I need to be aware of? >> I know you're not wearing too much, but nothing hidden. >> Okay. >> Officers remain calm, secure in the patrol [music] car and proceed with processing. >> All right. battle you. >> Okay. >> There was no female present. I know they're back. >> We have >> We have cameras on camera on you right now. >> Talk to you about it. >> I'm going to just female in a vehicle. >> Actually, put your feet down for me. >> I'm going to put the seat belt on so that you don't go flying. >> Then I got to wear my seat belt. You got to wear it, too. I hate wearing it. I got you. >> I ain't going to reach it. Y'all got to do that. >> There you go. Do y'all take my teeth when I go when I go back there? >> Do we take your what? >> My teeth. >> Your teeth? >> Yeah. Look, >> don't go. Uh, that I don't know about. >> I don't see why they would need to do that, but >> I don't work for the jail. >> In the end, she's arrested for domestic violence. Number four, entitled woman makes life miserable for her neighbors. Police show up at an apartment complex after a disturbance call. The woman they find there, a familiar face with a long list of complaints. >> Call that a fight. >> Oh, yeah. >> Were you involved? >> Yeah, that pretty girl upstairs. >> What happened? >> She needs to go to jail. Like I don't You guys are out here every day for this. >> What happened? She like comes out of the woods and she starts walking towards me and I'm like, "Today ain't the day. Just go away for real." So I'm like, "Go upstairs. What? What? What the going to do?" Gets like right in my face like this. I'm like, "Back up out of my personal space and go upstairs. There's kids out here." >> So next thing you know, she just starts putting her hands on me. So I did. I grabbed her by her throat, took her to the ground >> and tried to keep her on the ground so she would stop. >> When you say put her hands on you, what exactly did she do? >> She was put she was pushing me. She was hitting me. She was trying to scratch me. >> So I took her to the ground >> and I just tried to keep her there so she would cut it out. >> Then what happened? >> And then she was like trying to, you know, diffuse the situation, but every time I would let her up, she would start hitting and kicking and screaming and yelling. Yeah. So, I put on the floor again. >> She put her hands on me. >> She's crazy. >> Out of me and threw me in the ground. >> All right, I'll be up there. Talk to you in a second. >> All right, I'll I'll I'll be up there in a second. Okay. All right. Go back inside. >> See her everybody out here every single day. Every day. This is the every day of her. >> Did you see it? >> Yep. >> You record it? >> Yep. >> Oh, can I see it? I' been my whole life. I've been trapped my whole life. Let go of my hand. Let go. Let me calm down. Someone call the police. >> Several other neighbors back up her story, saying this kind of thing happens daily and that people in the complex are exhausted by the constant drama. >> She kicked you hard. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm okay. I'm just over her. This is every day. Nobody can People can't live. >> I told you I'll be up to talk to you in a second. Relax. Okay. All right. >> She was recording me. Just try I had to walk home through the mall and I tried to ask an officer for help for a drive. I don't have access to anybody else. >> Let me just talk to you over here real quick. Just tell me what you saw >> and we'll try to figure this out. >> Okay. I speak a little bit. >> Yeah. Just try your best. >> All right. She come and start. >> I am. So, so can you please stop yelling >> or what? Shoot me. Please forgot. >> Did you see the initial contact? >> Yes. >> Did you see her go up to her? >> Yes. >> Okay. And did you see her hit her first? >> My daughter's here. So, like she's like, you know, she tried to jump out. >> Do you want to press charges? >> Yeah, actually I do because need to go somewhere. >> Uh, ma'am, I'm going to just need some information from you, though. Just just sit tight. Okay. She's going to go 15. >> Okay. >> She's usually alone. So, but that doesn't mean she invite somebody over. So, Eventually, they moved to detain her. Here's how she reacts. >> I'm going to go smoke a cigarette in my garage. What was that? >> I'm going to go smoke a cigarette in my garage. I can't do it. >> Can we please put my AirPod back inside cuz I just bought new AirPods cuz I lost mine. Can we please take my phone so I have some? >> It's in It's in I just bought it. >> Okay. >> I have 5 days to get out of here. >> [snorts] >> I hate you guys. Why don't you just break an arm? Why don't you just actually break a arm? >> Hey, don't care about this. Let's get her up and get her in the car. >> PLEASE DON'T AIRPODS. I DON'T have >> I don't have any access to anything. >> You guys >> Well, now you got a battery and a law enforcement charge. >> That's fine. I already have had a lot of those on my dad growing up. 320 >> custody resist. >> You do whatever you're told every time. And you're hurting me. >> Yep. >> Stop resisting. My shoes are falling off. Okay, >> monkeys, you want to dance, cowboys? Let's [ __ ] dance. Let's do this. You're hurting me. You can release if I try to sit up a little bit. Or are you too short? It's too small. Too small of a person. You ow, you're hurting me. OR WHAT? Officers try to keep things calm, but she keeps provoking, insulting, and resisting. >> What are you going to do about it? She choked me first. You [ __ ] I'm just not smart enough to wear a GoPro wherever I go. I hate you. Oh, you protecting serve. Oh, you big boy. Yeah. You feel so big and in charge. Feel so big. Yeah, I hate you. You know that? You're so big and bad. You protect you. I'm about to lose. I HAVE LOST EVERYTHING. LIKE, WHAT the I don't have a car. I don't have a license. I DON'T HAVE A FAMILY. JESUS, FORGIVE ME, FATHER, FOR I HAVE SINNED. I have to do to get some help around here. >> I would have loved to talk to you, but look at how you just behaved. >> You You immediately put handcuffs on me, >> right? Doesn't mean I wouldn't talk to you still. >> I wanted to go smoke a cigarette in my garage. I've been running around all day. >> Well, that's not how this Well, that's a car. >> That's not how this works. >> I don't have a car. >> Okay. I don't have anything to change. >> I asked the police officer for a ride earlier. >> Let's uh step out for a sec. >> Please don't yank me. >> Then don't give me a reason to stay right there and spread your legs and listen to Officer Wood. >> No, I don't have anything. I got to check. Make sure you don't have anything on you. >> Why would I have something on me? Because anybody that goes into the jail, we have to check to make sure you don't have any contraband. Because if you do, then you >> I'm not the one under attack here. I am the one under attack. >> Okay. >> Even during the search process, she refuses to cooperate fully, making everything more difficult. >> Walk all the way. I just bought a new phone. Please protect my phone. Please protect my new AirPods. I just bought I just spent money that I don't have on things. Please protect them. I don't have my keys. I don't have access to anything. Oh, that lady just pulled out my brand new hair extensions. By the way, >> she attacked me. I've been trying to work, but I've been attracting extremists all the way up. >> Okay. >> She ends up charged with battery, resisting an officer without violence and battery on an LEO. Number three, entitled bully pushes police too far. Police show up to a residential apartment complex on a call about a domestic battery. Here's how it all goes down. >> Yeah. >> How you doing? Can I come in there and talk to you? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Step outside then. >> Yeah. Okay, that's fine. >> Are you guys serious? >> Step outside. >> Let's talk. Tell me what's going on. Just have a body camera on record and everything. >> I don't really care what's going on. >> Me and him are wrestling. Okay. >> Is that okay? Why were we wrestling? >> For fun. >> For fun. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You guys arguing? Well, not really. I mean, >> have you never like watched UFC fighting and like wanted to do like a No, >> not to the extent to where we're getting called in. >> Okay. Well, then >> are you guys like arguing about something? >> I said let's play the USC fight. >> Okay. Is that what he's going to say? >> Absolutely. >> Okay. You look like you've been hit a couple times in the face. >> No. >> No. >> Look like you got bruises. >> No, I don't. Your >> hands all red? >> No. >> Okay. We have some alcohol beverages tonight. >> No. >> Don't lie to me. >> I don't need your ear while you're here. >> We're here to see what's going on. >> I'll show you what's going on. >> Okay. Hang on. We're going in. No, we're staying out here. >> No, we're not. >> We're going into my apartment. >> Do not put your hands on me. Step back out. I better touch you. >> Make sure this is on camera. >> I touched you. >> Step back over here. >> I did not touch you. >> Stand over. You didn't say you did. >> No, she just said I touched her. >> Stand over here. >> I will, but really >> I need you to calm down for >> I need you to now say I touched her. >> You just did again. >> Really? >> Yes. >> Are you guys going to stay here? >> Take a step back. >> Talk to her. >> Really? Listen. We just >> Don't say that. >> Do not say I touched you. I'm going into my apartment. >> They start asking questions trying to get clarity, but she quickly gets defensive. She repeatedly demands to go back into her apartment and accuses the officers of overreacting. >> Correct. >> Am I going into my apartment? >> I tried to talk to you in your apartment. >> Oh my god. >> Well, we can go to the apartment. Don't say I touched you. >> Calm down. Take me. >> No, just just breathe. >> No. No. No. You can't touch me. But hey, we'll get all this figured out. All right. >> Okay. I didn't I want to go to my apartment. He said I touched her. I didn't touch her. >> Don't say that. >> Okay. Let's get this figured out. >> So, can I go? >> No. No. No. You cannot yet. >> Hey, we'll get everything figured out. We just got >> But don't tell me I touched her. I didn't touch her. >> Okay. So, take a deep breath. Okay. >> Cool. Well, now we stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're not cool with me because you just start yelling. We'll just take the deep breaths. We get all this figured out. Okay. This your first time of the cops being here? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Ever? Your first time ever cops? >> No. >> Okay. We haven't This isn't our first time either. So, we're going to figure it out. >> And you're not Derek, are you? >> We've all been through this before. >> You're not Derek, are you? >> Derek who? >> Derek. How about you call Derek? >> Okay. >> He's been here. >> I'm going to call Derek. Okay. >> Call Derek. >> We'll get all this figured out. >> All right. Call Derek. Did you already get her? >> No, I did not. >> Are you guys? >> Yeah. No, we are. >> Then I'm going inside. >> No, you're not. Not yet. >> You No. >> No. >> Do you're not going to tell me >> what I'm going to do. >> You are going to get in legal trouble for no reason. Honestly, >> you're going to tell me what? >> I am until we figure this out. That's >> I'm going into my apartment right now. We're not right now. We're standing here and figure out what's going on. >> We got to figure out what's going on at his end. >> If you tell us what's going on, the sooner we can get you back into your apartment. Good. What do you want to know? >> Call Derek. >> Can I Hey, can I get your basic information real quick? Can we do that? >> No. Can I get your basic information? >> Yeah. Be back at badge number 515. >> Perfect. >> What is your >> Despite multiple warnings, she keeps pushing boundaries. She refuses to give basic info, mocks the officers, and escalates to the point where they have no choice but to do this. >> Get some backup, please. Cuz I don't go to my apartment. >> You cannot for I >> I can keep you guys at this point. I promise you I've been in the law for state crimes >> and I've been doing I've been I've been doing this 15 years. >> What we're going to do is we're going to No, no, no. >> You cannot hold me against >> We We can Hey, Nope. YOU WANT TO TALK? >> BUT TELL ME THE LAW. >> WE CAN TALK ALL DAY LONG. We can absolutely detain you until we figure out what's going You're going to get in legal trouble. Why are you getting in trouble right now? >> You're not detaining me. >> If you keep trying to go in there, we are going to detain you. >> I don't give a not detaining me. Back up for me. >> Back up. >> Really? Really? >> Seriously, why are you doing this? Stop. Stop resisting. >> Why are you slow? Okay. Yo, would you say that? >> Really? >> I haven't done nothing. I'm literally I am calm. Come out here. We're at the place. >> I've been calm the whole time. Are you guys >> for no reason? >> All for no reason. >> Why are you doing this for a job? Why are you doing this? >> Literally for no reason. >> What did I do? >> Okay. What did I do? >> I wouldn't know. >> You put your arms on me and you put your hand on me and you try to go around me. Really? >> You did. You put your hands on me. >> Oh my god. You're [ __ ] I put my hands on you because I touched you to get in my door. >> Are you know that? >> You I literally >> You have got to quit moving. >> I literally >> I put my hands on you because I want it in my door. >> Sit down. Put your hands. >> So I I literally touched >> Even as she's detained, her behavior does not improve. one bit. >> You're being >> Why are you saying that? >> I barely touched. >> It's all on body camera. >> I barely touched you. >> I swear to God. >> Enough. That's enough. >> But I'm saying I barely touched you. I was trying to get in my door. So, I touched you. >> Yeah, you did. >> OH MY GOD. DO YOU HAVE TO ARREST people for that? You can't even >> all the way. >> Go ahead. >> Just so you don't get ran over by this car. >> Get these. Can you get these off? >> No, we're not taking the cuffs off. Absolutely not. >> I already let you out of the car, which is way more than I need to. And that's cuz you were just hyperventilating. >> So, we're going to have medical check you out and then then we're going to jail. >> Perfect. >> For what? >> For what? Well, here's >> Tell me about what I'm going to >> This is why we can have a conversation between two of us because every time >> Stop. Every time you ask me something, you start yelling at me. >> No, no, no. Okay. >> I want to know why I'm going to jail. >> You were going to jail for aggravated battery of the police officer. >> Who did I >> uh Deputy Frost there? >> Because why? Because I touched Wait a minute. Because her hands on the hand. That's fine. Let's go. Let go. >> Lawyer. >> Okay. Please don't ask me in two minutes why you're being arrested again. >> Lawyer. Okay. touch you because I grabbed my door on my apartment. Let go. Let's go. >> Still want the ambulance. >> Ready? >> You want >> ambulance and a lawyer? >> You want the ambulance? Okay. >> Both. >> The lawyer tomorrow. >> Yeah. And we'll see my I That's my door of my apartment. I didn't touch you. Lego lawyer. >> Well, at that point when we're here, you don't have the right to reach for it. I have Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know my rights. >> Mother, really? >> I didn't know. I didn't couldn't reach for my apartment that I pay for >> when there's a deputy standing. >> Oh, is that the right go? >> Medics are called in because she's hyperventilating, but she refuses help. At this point, she starts yelling about her rights, demanding a lawyer, and saying she's been falsely accused. >> Lawyer. >> I'm not asking you any questions. >> Lawyer. Fine. >> Real quick. Yeah. That's what people normally do. When they ask for an attorney, everybody just quiet. So, we're all going to be quiet now. >> You ask for an attorney. Let's everybody be quiet. >> Lawyer. >> Lawyer. >> We got attorney. >> I'll be out tomorrow. >> No. You asked for a lawyer. YOU CAN'T TALK. >> I BET you a million dollars I will be. >> Okay. >> Touch you. Yeah, I do. >> Okay. >> You have a paid attorney. You don't know who the amman. Look it up. >> Look it up. >> We know who you are. Oh, you think? See, stop. >> See, you better calm down. >> Just enough of that. >> See, just enough about enough of that. Kick me. >> No, I'm not. Get me up. >> Get Don't talk. >> You're sitting down. >> So, why? >> Because you just acted like you were GOING TO KICK ME. >> NO, I'M NOT. I'm getting up. >> Are you >> Are we >> It's all on body camera. >> So, >> you should have learned the first time. >> No, that's why I called you. >> You should have learned the first time. >> We're going to have them check you out real quick. Stay down. >> Why do it's okay for you to touch me? Yeah. >> No, it's not. >> Yeah. To your shoulders. >> Okay. Perfect. >> It's all body. >> And I didn't touch her ever. >> Talk to your attorney. >> I will. >> You don't need to talk to us. >> Get the out. >> You have no REASON TO TALK TO US. >> I DON'T NEED to go. Mr. Go, >> Becky. >> Are you serious? >> I'm trying to get up. >> No, you are not. You're trying to act like you're kicking at me. >> I can I get up or not? >> Why can't I get up? Because we told you to. No, you are not. >> You're aggravating this situation way more. As always, >> officer. [clears throat] >> I'm talking to you. Who the you are? >> I bug. >> How old are you? How old are you? >> Is that really? >> Yeah. How old are you? >> Don't worry about it. >> Are you in your 20s? 30? >> Are you God? >> Are you God? >> Is he God? Are they God? Why are they holding me down? >> So these Please. >> No. Tell them >> check out. >> No. >> Even with officers explaining the charges, she won't stop arguing. >> And then once that's done, we're going to be going to >> take a look at you. >> Why the am I going to jail? >> We've already explained that to you. >> No. >> Explain again. >> Just ask your attorney. >> No. >> Explain it again. >> Is it okay if we take a look at you? >> No. >> Can I touch you to take Cuz I'm a paramedic and you were hyperventilating. >> No, it's fine. No, I'm good. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Are you refusing aggravated battery? >> For what? For me reaching for the door. >> Do you want to see medical? >> No. >> All right, let's go to jail then. >> I don't give a >> Why am I getting Why do they get to grab me? >> You keep resisting. Are you sure? Oh, okay. For what? Heck yet? No. Are you guys crazy? >> Real quick. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Stay right here. >> Seriously, you're really >> moving. Quit moving. >> Are you guys ser I'm not moving. >> You guys like Got it. I can't move. >> Go ahead. >> Which one are you? Why are you grabbing me if she wants to retry a bro? >> Really? Are you serious? >> Serious. >> Go for it. >> Left it all. >> Do me a favor. Have a seat. >> Are you serious? >> So serious >> for what? >> Have a seat. So >> what? Because you're not listening. >> I can't get my All right. Perfect. Got that on camera, right? >> Yep. >> You guys are aggressively. Look at my wrist. Get them. >> Why are you not doing anything? >> Get the I can't get it all the way out. >> Really? >> She's charged with aggravated battery on law enforcement, resisting arrest, and domestic battery. Number two, hotel Karen refuses to leave, ends up in handcuffs. Police are called to a Marriott hotel after staff find a woman sleeping in a hallway outside one of the rooms. No one knows who she is and she isn't listed as a registered guest. Here's what happens next. >> On the second floor of room 20 or three, she's just uh on the floor. I don't know if she's a guest or not. I was trying to make sure if she had a key on her. >> She like drunk or homeless? >> Yeah. No, she I mean she doesn't look homeless. I think she's just had a good time. I think she's just drunk. >> What? Just trying to figure out what room >> I think. I'm not too sure. She's I didn't see the key on her, so I'm not too sure. Guess >> I don't know what her name is. >> Did you try asking her or >> No, she's like she's not responsive. >> I'm trying to wake her up. >> Second floor. >> Yeah, >> take the elevator or the stairs. >> Oh, you can take the stairs. Down the hallway. >> Okay. >> Ma'am. Hello. Hello. Hello. You wake up for me, ma'am. >> Hey, we're the Rosemont, please. >> Rosemont, please. >> No, no, you're not in trouble. >> You're not in trouble. I need you to wake up. Okay. Are you a guest here? >> What's your name? >> All right, we're not doing this. Come on, >> ma'am. Are you okay? >> I don't remember. >> You got to talk to one of us here. Let's just >> Are you staying in this hotel? Are you a guest here? Do you have a room? >> Okay. What room are you in? Do you know? >> No, it's >> okay. Yes. >> So, I'll just go back uh find out at the front desk. >> What's going on? Are you coming from a bar? >> No. You're not in trouble. No, I know. >> Yeah, we're just trying to help you. The front desk called us because they found you. You tried to wake you up because you can't be sleeping on a hallway. >> You're very out of it. So, we're just trying to figure out what's going on. >> I know that's a a wild way to wake up. But, you know, I mean, is this your room right here? 203. Do you know? Do you have any idea? >> When officers ask for her name or the room she's staying in, she avoids every question and [music] refuses to cooperate. Who Who are you here with? Yourself or who who are you staying with? >> I don't. >> You don't know? >> No, I know. >> Who Who is that? >> Why? >> Listen, >> cuz we're trying to we're trying to get you to them so we can leave. >> Cuz right now this is glorified babysitting. I want to get you to your room so I can leave. >> Okay. >> Who are you staying with? Can we call them? Can you call them on your phone? My phone's right there. >> Cuz you're being difficult for no reason. If you just answer our question, we can get you to your room. >> Do you know how cold it is outside? >> If you don't cooperate with us, the hotel won't want you to be here, right? And then >> cuz right now everything's all good. I mean, >> we're trying to help you. If if you don't want to talk to us and don't want to help us, then then we're gonna have to kick you out of the hotel. >> Oh, that's great. Go ahead. >> The hotel wants to. We We don't. The hotel wants to. Unless you find your room, then you can go in your room. Otherwise, you have to leave. Are you understanding me? Do you speak Spanish? >> Sure do. Thanks. That's great. >> All right. You're fine. >> I know. Can you put on your shoes for me? No, >> I'm good. Thank you. >> Oh, okay. All right. That's cool. >> Is this your stuff? So then why don't you grab your stuff cuz we're not staying right here. >> Oh, that's weird. Go ahead. That's great. Thank you. >> You okay? >> No room. >> She's not registered here. >> Cool. Okay, get up. >> Okay, >> let's go. >> No, I'm okay. >> Stand up. Do you want to get up or you want to stop? Is there anything I could say or do to make you change your mind right now? >> No. >> Hotel staff confirmed she isn't staying there. So, officers ask her to leave. >> Why? >> Because you're not a registered guest at this hotel and you are being trespassed from the hotel. >> Do you want to put your shoes on first or do you want us just to >> bring you and kick you out of the hotel? >> Stand. Does she like say why she's here? She won't answer anything. No. >> Stand up. Okay. >> She doesn't want to make any phone calls, anything. >> I'll grab her stuff. >> Okay. >> Give you every opportunity. Not. We'll just >> You want to stand up? >> No. >> Okay. There's a very easy way to do this. >> I mean, >> there's no reason. Why are you drinking? >> All right. >> No, you don't. We'll be >> fine. You want to just cover? >> All right. Stand up. >> Your night girls. Hey, Amanda. So, um, if you're not a guest here, we can't have you here. You can't stay here. And, uh, if you're uncooperative, well, I'm >> Look at me. Look at him. >> Sorry, man. I'm going have to ask to take you. >> Did you give her a trespass warning? >> You don't have a room key? >> Um, yeah. Currently trespassing. We can't have you here. >> So, I really don't know what to tell you. I'm going to tell >> Are you will Are you willing to leave on your own free will? >> Yeah. I I really don't we're going to stay here until you leave. >> Oh, well okay. Well, >> cool. Do you >> this way? >> Okay. So, >> should I do walk and follow me? >> Okay. Wait for your stuff. >> Here's your stuff. >> She's issued a trespass warning and walks away. But that calm doesn't last. >> Don't you want your phone? What are you doing here? Put you on your phone. >> Put your shoes on like a baby now. >> Oh my god. My baby too, right? That's so good. >> Plan. Where are you going? You sipping in the bus stop? Where are you going? >> You want to ride in the train station? >> I understand the actual influency. Uh, yeah, I get that. It's so much stuff. >> I can't find >> you. >> Why don't you call your mom or your dad or something to pick you up? >> My mom and dad are okay. But thank you so much. So, if you understand or actually trying to get it, I'm okay, y'all. >> Thanks. >> Have a good night. Happy birthday. I want that. >> Yeah. It's so weird and crazy over >> Do not go back in this hotel. >> Great. Cool. >> All right. Happy birthday. >> Yeah. >> All right. Thank you. What hotel are you staying in? So we can give you a ride there. >> I know the hotel that I can stand. >> What's the name? >> Really? Why? I'm being very patient. What hotel are you staying in? >> Well, I'm in the authentic. Right. >> So, you tell me why should I >> Okay. Can I see your phone? Make a phone call to figure out where your friends are or your mom or your dad or whoever you're with. >> Do you have your phone on you? Can I see your phone quick? >> No, it's not my problem. >> Okay. So, you don't want any help from us? >> Nope. >> Okay. >> So, I appreciate that. >> All right. We tried to help. >> All right. Have a good night. >> Okay. You too. A few minutes later, she's back trying to get inside again. And this time it ends with cups. >> That also you don't have to do. >> Are you staying in town anywhere? Are you staying in a hotel? What are you doing in Rosemont? >> Oh, I know the actual >> dude. You know what's great? I don't have to do that. Also, by the way, collect. >> Hey, >> you know what's even better? >> Stop it. Stop resisting. >> Yeah, you're trespassing. >> You're already pulled. Stop it. >> No. I want to sit on >> Stop it. Please. Please stop. >> Oh my god. >> Stop resisting. >> I didn't resist anything >> right now. Go. >> I'm not letting you go. You're going to jail. >> Why? >> Because we told you you are trespassed. The hotel told you you are trespassed. You then came back. We told you you cannot come back. >> Yeah. >> Let's go. >> I didn't do >> Yes, you did. >> Stop resisting. You're catching another charge. Let's go to the car because you're resisting. Let's walk to the car. >> Do what? >> I already told you you're under arrest. >> Now you are resisting arrest. Let's >> do it. >> Um, my car. >> Cut it. >> Stop it. >> I did not. >> You hit me. That's battery. You better cut it out. You got it. >> I didn't do anything. >> I'm just trying to tell you resistance. >> Even then, she keeps defending herself, saying she didn't mean any harm, >> dude. I'm trying to tell you what the >> Stop. How am I supposed to stop, >> dude? I'm literally telling you. >> Get up. >> Get up. >> I'm telling you. I'm not trying to fight. >> You are though. >> You're kidding me. >> You just tried to kick me in the face. >> How? >> Get in the car, >> dude. I keep telling you. >> Get in the car. Who going to get charged with fight you? Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Yeah, I get that. I'm just >> Get in the car. >> God, dude. >> Get in the car. >> I'm just I'm trying. Let me >> I'm not trying to fight you. I'm trying to actually >> Okay, get your then. You should do it. >> Really? Because I'm really trying to It hurts. >> Really? It hurts. You don't. >> You said you would have walked out >> here. >> Have you ever No, that's my >> No, it's not. It's your jacket right here. Everything's video and audio recorded. This is your jacket. >> Don't make anything up now. >> Let's get in the car. >> A grown adult about this. Okay. >> She's charged with criminal trespassing and resisting arrest. Number one, theme park Karen starts a fight and learns a hard lesson. Police respond to a call at Universal Studios Orlando after a report of a woman attacking a family near a restaurant. Let's take a look at what happens next. >> What's going on? >> Did she just call? >> I didn't just call. I'm >> Are you involved in the incident? Okay. What happened? >> Okay. So, we were leaving the restaurant. Okay. Um Annos. >> Yes. I'm walking towards the front door. My boys are my son. People were walking behind me and the next thing I know this woman walks past like this and says, "Excuse me." >> Okay. >> And like I said, some back. I was like, "Excuse you." And she was like, "I don't need you to excuse me." Like terrible. >> And so like whatever. Walked out. But like I was like, "I don't understand why that just happened. I I don't even understand what we did." So I'm not going to lie. I turned around. I went back up to her. She was in the car. I went back up to her. I said, "Excuse me. Can you explain to me what just happened?" Like I just >> Yeah, exactly. >> She got right up in my face instantly. Like gut to gut. You were all up in my face. Go ahead, touch me. Touch me so I can defend myself. Touch me. Touch me. Which I did not. I lay hand on her the entire time. >> Okay. So >> she's like grinding against you, like moving. >> Super. And I There's also a wall behind me. So I'm literally back on against the wall. >> So she tries to chest that with it and she's asking you to put hands on her. >> Yes. Yes. Completely up in my face, but I didn't. and I kind of like squeezed my way out around her to leave again. Okay, >> this time I don't even know what happened, but the next thing I know there was all kinds of chaos behind me and before I understood what happened, I turned around to see what's going on and she's grabbing at everyone. Like at one point she had me by >> So you grabbed your shirt? >> Two hands. >> Okay. >> And then when they came to break it up, the dude's in between us and she's still holding on to my shirt. >> So you're up against the wall. pushes up against you, say, "Hey, put hands on me." And um you end up squeezing around her. You're exiting, your back is turned, and then you hear commotion, you turn around, and then what is the first thing that happens right after that point? >> The officer keeps pressing for details, trying to figure out how things even got to this point. >> Her grabbing at me. I remember >> specifically, what does that mean? Grabbing >> her hand. She grabbed your shirt >> to my shirt area. Like I have two necklaces broken. >> Okay. So, she rips off the necklace. rips off the shirt, >> my sport. I just hear snapping of my clothing >> and she hadn't like got to hear to where I'm like this so that I'm not flashing everything like >> Where are you guys from? >> Uh local. >> Okay. Do you want to press charges on her? >> I do. >> Okay. Do you have your ID with you? >> I do. >> And then do you need the fire department for anything? >> Okay. Other than her grabbing your shirt, ripping off the necklaces, and then just the slight redness you have on your neck, what else happened physically? >> Um just this the broken necklaces, the broken shirt. So shirt necklaces here and then the guy got in between you separated it and then what happened after that? >> I think once he >> and that was separated. >> There we go. >> What's going in here? >> Yes, right here. >> Okay. >> Yes. Officer Leo. Officer Leo. >> What's going >> Mr. Law Enforcement Officer? You have access to the cameras. Check the footage because I'm not going to myself. I will never purge myself. >> I'm not talking to you >> for what? >> This >> talking to you. >> What is wrong? >> I was in there and joined myself. I've been there for how many nights AND SOMEONE stole my phone? >> MAYBE IT'S ONE OF HER PEOPLE THEN. >> MAYBE WE SHOULD CHECK her signal. >> What's going on? >> I'm whispering. I'm whispering. >> I'm whispering. I'm whispering. I'm whispering. I'm pissed. I'm pissed. I'm supposed to be on vacation. My husband is working and I keep forgetting. >> So, you were inside trying to enjoy yourself. What happened to get us both out here? >> When they finally talk to the suspect, it goes off the rails fast. She starts going on about being on vacation and throws in wild claims about conspiracies and family ties. >> Someone decided that they have the complexion for a protection bumps into me and tell me I must tell her excuse me. That's not how it works where I'm from. >> So somebody bumps into you. No, she deliberately bumped into me because she wanted to create a scene and she wanted me to look like the bad guy. It >> happened here. It happened in the hearts >> right up there. But it first started happening with wheelchair carrot [screaming] >> or is it stroller? Because I do have children. You have children here. >> I'm a daughter, a mother, a wife. I am somebody, somebody somebody. >> Okay. You have children here. Or is it just you? >> My barristister will deal with the rest of this. >> I don't know what a barristister is. >> Google it. And that's not my water bottle. I have an actual water bottle with PT on it and my name on it. Every last one of the family last name we can remember. >> Water bottle. That is not I don't drink water out of a cup. I drink water out of a bottle. Oh, good for you. >> That's my water. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> AND MY GOOD FRIEND NATASHA. IS THAT MOTOROLA? My Oh, Axion. Okay. My good friend Natasha. >> We don't with Axon. Motorola. Hello Moto. Hello Moto. >> Her quarter is $1 million a month. >> 1 million. >> Who is that? >> It's not Motorola. >> The more she talks, the clearer it becomes. This isn't going anywhere productive. >> My radio's Motorola. That make it better. >> Where's the dermatology? >> Where's the dermatologist? >> Got her. >> You cannot resist. >> Quit the faith. Quit the faith. I never >> Are you even trying to kick me right now? I promise you that is not the right move. >> Where's my >> go to the office? >> Where is my >> You guys got her. Yeah, we're going to bring her here for me so we can get >> Yes, but you're not supposed to be tight, right? You're not supposed to come to circulation, right? But I'm prank your girlfriend. >> Stop or you're going to end up on the ground. That's the last time I'm going to tell you. Stop right now. Please don't threaten me with a good time. Do not threaten me with a good time. [snorts] >> Stay out here, Mommy. Stay over here. Come on. >> Even after several warnings, she keeps pushing back, laughing, and making things more complicated. Let me see how much money girlfriend take one penny out bank account. Right, right, right. You cannot stay on me. Facebook. >> Sure. >> I love it in the corner. That's what prep school kids get. Want me stamp on one foot? How can you have insurance and still have bad skin? >> It does not work. >> Back out. Take a seat. Where's my glasses? Where's my cheap glasses? Cuz my Versace is in the bag. Watch face must have to go down to Miami. Miami. Hell Miami. You know, >> Miami for what? >> Miami. So nice. >> Are you originally from Miami? originally from my mother's. Where are you from? >> Same place. Thank you. >> Good for you. >> It was a nice >> for you. Good for you. >> Then out of nowhere, she begins asking for items from her locker and mentioning random people and events. >> Thanks, >> Mr. Huffman. >> Yes, >> I have stuff in my locker that I paid for. >> Okay. >> And I'm not I do not want to have to send the Russian to get that stuff out of the locker. Send a Russian to get stuff out of your locker. >> Yeah, [clears throat] >> I don't know what that means. >> Right. Sure you do. Anyh who, I know where my locker is. I know my locker number and necessity told me belongings that for you >> and I don't get to wear my glasses on you in the car. Can I get my stuff? >> We're bringing it with us. >> No, the stuff that's in the locker. >> We're not playing. >> So, how do I get my stuff out the locker? >> Locker number, man. >> Yes. >> What's the locker number? >> 32. I said this time in the locker. >> Okay. Which one? >> Oh, how you want me to help you? because she the the lady >> you're not going to >> tight on my wrist. >> Cuffs. >> Sherlock, I keep saying it's tight. I can't put a one finger on both sides. >> No, you cannot. This is tight. I'm a disabled veteran. Okay. So, I don't afford the right handcuffs to be loose. So, you you really want me to lose my hand? You want them to amputate? Fine. Fine. Fine. Fine. There's more than a finger gap. So, >> she's officially charged with battery, resisting an officer, and criminal mischief. And there you have it. A crash course in what happens when SAS meets the