You've seen Karens throw tantrums, but wait until you see what happens when they try it with the wrong officers. Here are five cases when cops kick the ass of psycho Karens. Number five, she slept in a random car, then tried to bluff her way out. Around 3:00 a.m., an officer finds a car awkwardly parked in the road with a woman passed out in the back seat, her feet hanging out the window. Here's what happens when he checks on her. >> Hello. You okay? Hello? Are you okay? >> Oh, yeah. >> Are you sure? [snorts] You're in the road. >> I didn't drive. >> Okay. Who did? Are you broke down? Uh, no. I'm the hospitality. >> You're a hospitality? >> Yeah, I didn't drive. >> Nope. No, sir. Nope. >> Okay. Whose car though? Whose car is this? Can you help me out here? You're parked in the road. I'm trying to make sure you're okay. Uh um I don't know. They picked you up. >> Oh god. >> What? What's wrong? >> Hello? Can you talk to me? It's the sheriff's office. Okay. Who drove? Hm. What's your name, D? Hey, you need to talk to me. >> She circles around every question, avoiding a straight answer and refusing to give her name or ID while questioning the officer's authority. >> No, I don't. >> Yeah, you do. >> Good night. >> Thank you. Somebody has >> Uhhuh. >> Uh-uh. We're not doing that. >> No. No. >> 437 to 458. Stop. >> I didn't do anything to you. >> Okay. Listen, you need to cooperate with me. >> I'm not in >> Okay, we're not doing this. What's your name? >> You got an ID? >> Nope. >> Okay. >> I don't. >> Are you refusing to give it to me? >> Uh, no. You asked me if I had one. [clears throat] I didn't say that. I refuse to give it to you. >> Okay. Well, I'm demanding your name. What is your name? >> Why are you demanding it? >> This is not up for debate. >> I do. >> This is not up for debate. What's your name? >> You did not. >> This is your last name. What is your name? >> Nope. >> You are under arrest. Step out of the car. >> Nope. >> What do you mean nope? >> How? >> You're under arrest. cuz you're not listening. So, I need you to step out. Okay. >> Because I didn't do anything. >> Come on out. >> Come on. >> You're going to come out. >> I'm going to drag you out this car if you don't listen to me. Okay? Don't make this any worse than it is. >> Uh, >> get out of the car or I'm going to pull you out. >> Let's go. >> Hi. >> Hi. This is about to get very bad for you if you don't listen to me. >> I'm listening. >> Come out and talk to me. >> Okay. you. >> Come on. You're too grown for this. Come on. >> Don't reach for nothing. Just step out. Just step out just as you are. >> Hi. Hi. I'm from the sheriff's office. >> My god. >> Come on. My shoes. Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> Mhm. What is your name? >> I'm a tourist. I don't know why I'm like in You need help getting up, would you? Please. I can help you. Thank you. >> Do you have a purse in the car? >> Uh, I don't. I have like a traveling bag. >> Okay. You don't have a driver's license or an ID card with you? >> Um, >> I need to know who you are. >> I have a traveling bag. That's all I have. >> Okay. Is there an ID card inside of that in any state? >> Even after stepping out, she continues to deflect, acting confused and offering little clarity. >> Hi. I have no idea pulled me over. I don't know. >> No. No. You were already pulled over. Uh, >> how would I be pulled over if I'm >> exhibit A? >> You're stopping middle of traffic with no lights on. >> I I didn't drive. >> I know, but nonetheless, the >> your feet out the window taking a nice snooze is in the middle of the road. >> That's the problem. So, again, what is your name? >> Hi. >> Hi. >> I didn't put my feet out the window. >> What is your name? Spell it for me. >> That is not my >> Spell your name for me. I'm being very patient with you. >> Can I ask >> This is your last chance to spell your name for me. >> Can I ask you a question? >> No. Spell your name. I've asked you for the past 10 minutes. >> So, I just got out of the car. >> I asked you the >> We're trying to get your name. That's what we're trying to do. >> But I didn't do anything. >> Okay, I'm done with this. You are under arrest. >> No, no, no. Don't put your hands on me. >> I will give you I will give you whatever you need. Turn around. No. No. No. >> Get your hands off of me. We are not putting your hands on the police. >> Oh, I would never. I would never. I would never. I would. >> I would never. >> Put your hands behind your back. I would never. Okay. Now that you wanted to make this difficult anything, >> can you can I ask what what what did I do? >> Sure. >> Put your wrist down like that. There you go. Okay. Now that we've made it this far, I'm going to tighten that down a little bit more. A search finally reveals her identity. As a female officer pats her down, another begins inspecting the vehicle. I'm going to pat you down. You got anything on your back? No, ma'am. Nope. I'm a tourist, so I have no idea. >> Right there. >> Sure. >> Is that you? >> Yeah. Hi. Got back pockets. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> That's what I've been asking for for the past 10 minutes. Right. >> I apologize. I didn't understand what was >> No, you understood. >> No, sir. I did not. >> All right. No. Going to turn around, please. I'm going to take a bro. >> I I got anything in here that >> No meals. >> Nothing. >> Why would they have any either? I'm just making sure. I'm just going to check your voice. Anything. So what? There's no Whose car is this? >> I have no idea. >> You're in a random person's car. >> Sir, hi. I was at the bar >> and I was there. I have no idea. No, sir. I do not. I wish I did. I wish I did. Hi, I'm a tourist. Hi, my name is I've been touring the Panama City Beach. I have no idea. I wish So, you're in a stranger's car. >> Did you steal it? >> If I stole it, I would be in the front. >> She says she came from a bar, but can't explain how she got into the car or who owns it. Officers confirm she has no ties to the vehicle. >> Okay. Well, it's smoking, meaning it's not working. So, >> okay, you can help. I'm not in the driver's seat. I know. >> Can you make sense of this though? >> Um, >> you just told me you were at a bar and you houdinied in the backseat of this car. >> You make no sense at all. >> I'm a tourist. Yeah. >> Hi. Hi. My name is >> Ver and I I You are um >> you're okay. Give me a second. All right. Have fun. >> Have fun with >> my >> 437 tell North Carolina ID card by the numbers, please. This is just crazy to me. I don't think I for sure. >> Yeah, I don't know. Like I don't know. Try to contact the owner if he was driving and I don't know. Doesn't make any sense. But again, there's no affiliation whatsoever to her and the driver, the owner who lives in Bayoint. So, >> she address Bayoint something Wahoo something Wahoo. Oh, look. Um, I'll try a phone number from passion report. >> He was with his tried to give her home. He hit something. I don't know. It doesn't make any sense. But what's that? As the officers get her ready for transport, she continues to ramble and ask unrelated questions. The deputy mentions what he saw in the back seat and jokes about how strange the whole thing is. >> I agree. When you fail to ID and then resist us, pull away swinger. She was pushing me too in the chest. >> Putting handc. We're going to I'm not going to do battery on Leo or anything, but it was like drunk. It's just, you know, the resisting without >> resisting without photo ID. >> Call her that. >> We have a lawful reason to compel ID. >> I mean, you're she's literally >> the only one in a car parked in the road. I mean, yeah, she was in the back seat with her feet hanging out the window, but if I really want to be petty, I'll call site. But it's 3:00 in the morning. I probably just want to get her out of here. So, okay. Well, I'll take her up there and we got to still figure out the car. Probably going to just need to get it towed, but I will try to find a phone number. I >> was going to say you can find somebody call there on this mountain. Try to run by and see and have transport for you. He's four. You sure? >> Oh, wow. >> You can take her if you want. I don't want to hear her. >> She can't contact yet. You have a decent uh >> uh we sent our recent report >> 2022 >> but same address. I'm thinking it didn't change. [clears throat] 418 Wahoo 53y old guy. Hello. Hey. >> Is this M Yes, >> this is Deputy Wilson with the Bay County Sheriff's Office. I'm sorry to bug you this late. >> You need me to come to you? >> Can you provide me any context as to what's going on with your car here? >> Um, yeah. My son's using my car tonight. >> Your son? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And what's the problem is What did your son tell you? They managed to contact the registered owner by phone. During the conversation, it becomes obvious he has no idea who she is or why she's driving his vehicle. >> My son, >> okay, >> he he left earlier tonight. Um >> Okay. Just the way you responded, you know, do you need me to come to you? Was kind of like h um I don't know. There's a random female in the backseat of your car as it's parked in the middle of the road on Thomas Drive. So, I'm very confused. parked in the middle of >> in the middle of Thomas Drive up here by the curve. Yes, it is parked here. There's a lady sleeping in the back. Your son is not here. I didn't even know there was a son involved and just some lady sleeping who is um less than cooperative. So, >> okay, let me I live in Bay Point. My son may have >> been at the curve. And >> how old is your son? >> He's 24. >> Okay. She is old >> that I have a bum in my car like 40s. So, can you Your son's walking home, you think? >> I'm sure you won't help. >> Can you try to call him and see if he knows who this is? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Can I call you back on this number? >> Uh, is it blocked or >> I'm not sure if you >> I called you blocked, but let me give you a phone number. Let me know when you're ready to write it down. >> Um, can you just call me back in 2 minutes? >> Okay, that works. >> All right. Thank you. >> You seem very unbothered by that. >> You need me to come to you as soon as I say this is Deputy Wilson. Like >> probably thinks we have a son in the car se or something. >> I didn't even say anything. I said this is Deputy Wilson. Sorry to bug you. >> Cool. Well, um, nonetheless, I'm just going to take her so we can start getting her towards the jail since it's 3:00 in the morning. >> Fine. >> I'll ask Britney to load her up and what? >> Just load her up and meet Cy at the college. >> I just want to get through to this guy and get this process moving. >> Rather than tow it, officers try to coordinate its return. >> I really wanted to hear from him before I was like, what the >> Hello there. Hey, sir. It's Steph. >> It's me. Yeah. Um, any luck on finding him? I've tried calling his phone 10 times. >> No. No. He's not not here anywhere to be seen. Um, so do you have anyone else there with you that can ride you over here to pick up the car so we don't have to tow it? Because again, it's in the middle of Thomas Drive. >> Um, >> it's not somewhere I can leave it. Uh, I do, but I don't have a key to it. >> He's got the only key. >> Okay. One of the deputies is checking if it's in the ignition or not. >> I don't think so. So, I don't Does this car ever have problems with like overheating or smoking or anything? >> No. I asked that there when I very first got here, there was some very light white smoke coming out of the engine area and there's a little bit of front end damage. I'm not sure if that's old or current, but >> um the front end damage is old. >> Okay. >> It's Yeah. And the radiator's been replaced when it happened. >> Gotcha. My son's car. >> I got you. Okay. Um, I'm going to um we'll be there in about 10 15 minutes. Um, he may have gone to This is going to sound funny. We just moved into a new house. He may be at the old house. We have a house on Wahoo. We're going to go check and see if he's there. >> Okay. >> And yeah, if if you can give me 10 15 minutes. >> The owner agrees to retrieve it himself. An officer searched the area for the key while they wait. >> I'll be right here. >> All right, we are at Thomas Drive just by the curve. Just uh by newbies on the curve. You'll see. >> Just by the curve. If if anything, I'll push it over into the parking lot. >> Yeah, we can always figure something out there. I just It's on the side of the road, but it's still in the lane. And they're looking for the key. I can see they can't find it. So, >> okay. Yeah. Let me uh let me go check the my Wahoo house then. But we'll be there shortly. All right. I called you unblocked, so uh you can call me back if you got anything. >> Yeah, I I'll call you right back. Okay. >> Appreciate it. >> Talk to you soon. >> I can get her going. I don't want to look at her anymore. >> All right. No keys anywhere. I'm assuming he has them. >> Okay. >> Um the son I'm assuming. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> He said uh they just moved to a different house on Wahoo. He's like if my son's drunk, whatever. He might have gone to our old house. So he's like, "I'm going to ride over there real quick, see if he's there, and if not, I'm going to come to you and we'll figure out the car." He's like, "If I need to push it, I'm like in park." So >> he's probably going to Yeah, there's no key anywhere in sight. She has no clue about a key. >> Hopefully he >> There's a some bad spilled beer in the back >> on the seat. >> Yeah, like a like a alcoholic Snapple or something. Something stupid. >> I've seen her before. She have any history here? >> No, >> not at all. What's her name? >> Nothing. >> Huh? Okay. >> Yeah. Nothing. Not anything at all. She's like, "I'm a tourist. I'm a tourist." I'm like, "Good for you." >> All right. You want to start her getting out of here or anything you can think of? >> Yeah. Um I want to wait with this though. >> That's fine. I'll just ask where you want. >> Yeah. I'll ask Britney if she can ride him over and swap in the morning. I was just riding just to try to stay awake and of course I stumbled on Yeah, I know. While officers loosen her cuffs and get her ready for transport, she keeps insisting she's innocent and hasn't done anything wrong. >> Can we swap cuffs meat site at the college? >> Yeah. >> Is that okay? I'll wait for the car. Dad's come on his way over here, owner of the car, and we'll figure all that out. >> I'm sorry. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Okay. >> Uh, and turn around and deput. >> Thank you. Uh, what's happening? >> I'm just switching the cuffs. Okay, so these are a little bit more comfortable. Okay. >> Okay. What What did I do? If I can ask, please. >> You can. One second. We'll explain. >> Okay. So, just like I told you, it's a crime to not identify to me. Like I told you about 30 different times. Okay. >> Didn't. >> You asked. I'm answering. This isn't a debate. Okay. And then you wanted to resist with us. So, >> I >> You didn't. >> I've been with these beautiful ladies for like 30 minutes. How could I want to resist against you? Where would that come into play? >> I hear you. You got a good point. >> I'm sorry, sir. Why would I want to deny you if I had these? It's not fair. >> You're good. >> Can you talk to me so that I can hear it? >> I've been >> I I tried to talk to you and you ignored me. That's kind of rude, >> right? I apologize. >> Your apologies completely accepted. I I accept your apology. >> Why? Why would I? >> Here's a deal. You're drunk. You're going to jail. Okay. And you're going to see a judge in the morning. And when you said we're up and read the appetite that's been placed against you, it won't make sense. Nothing's happening. >> You have something that I can follow to college? >> Yes. Got it. something for me. >> Am I drunk? Doesn't that doesn't make sense? >> Oh, that's got to hurt. >> This is I don't want this at 3 in the morning. >> Once she's in the patrol car, the officers turn their attention to securing the area and reviewing the details of the incident. >> So, the door was shut and her feet were just she's just fiddling her toes out the window right here, laid completely flat. I drive by. I'm like, "Am I seeing this? Is this real life?" >> She's the seat was like that. >> Nothing else you got to do investigation to get out. She grabs that and is holding it at me. [ __ ] ripped it out of her hand and threw it. We yanked her out the car. Like, it's ridiculous. >> She was back here. >> Yes. Just laid out with her feet out here. So, I'm like, "Okay, well, right now you're the only one possession of this car. You need to give me something, some explanation." I don't know. I was at the bar. Now I'm here. Like, okay, I'm going to believe you drove it. I need your ID. No, okay. >> What? >> You're the only one in >> walking the road, right? >> You can't park there. Literally. Literally, you can't park there. >> Oh, yeah. I got aity of hand sanitizer. Pump away. You don't think she's >> You don't think she's lovely? No. >> Filled with loveliness. Steal it. Steal it. It was going to be more uh challenging. No. All right. Have a pig. You're dropping them. Oh, don't you open that door and eat it. No. Get out of your way. >> Like my dinner. Like my spaghetti dinner laying there. Those are good. >> Yeah, they are. Three bucks. Daybreak market. Thank you so much. He'll be at the college. I'll take him the rest. I just need to get this paperwork and get the car figured out. I appreciate this. What? Fail to ID. I resist. >> We'll leave it at that. >> The woman is charged with resisting without violence and disorderly conduct. She was found guilty of both charges. Number four, she thought being a mom would get her out of a DUI. Officers respond to reports of a woman driving dangerously with two kids in her car. Here's what happens when the police confront her. 14 call 156. He's in a Porsche Panorama in the bowling alley park. Roger. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Mom, Alexis, >> I'm sorry. >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> What's your name? No, my daughter is tired and throwing a fit. So, we pulled over to that way we can't have fit and we're going to go home. >> What happened with your tires? >> What tires? >> The car tires. >> Okay, we're leaving. She's done having her fit. We'll see you later. >> Hold on. Don't Do you have a license so I can see? >> No. >> Just stay in your car for a second, ma'am. Can you sit in the car? Can I see your driver license, please? Yeah, you can, but I pulled over cuz my daughter's having a fit. Don't give me a hard time. >> I'm not giving you a hard time. We got a call about your car. That's why >> you're going to close my hand on the door, man. >> I'm away. Your car is not safe to drive one because you don't have tires. >> I do have tires. >> Would you like to see it? >> Oh my god. >> Buckle up. Let's go home. >> Would you like to see it? >> Buckle. >> Hello. Let go of my car. >> Step out of the car. >> No. >> Step out of the car. You're going to be in handcuff. >> I pulled over cuz my daughter was >> I understand that. Well, now I need your driver license. >> I will give it to you. >> Give it to me then. I I'm still waiting. >> No problem. >> I know. We're just trying to go to the mall. We want to go to the mall. We want the jumpy thing. Okay. That's all. >> You don't have tires. You want me to show you? >> Wait, I'm sorry. I can't afford car tires. >> It's flat. You can't drive it. You don't have flat tire. >> From the very beginning, she's dismissive, brushing off every concern. Officers warn her the car is unsafe to drive, but she insists it's perfectly fine. >> Okay. My husband. >> Let me see your driver license, please. >> Okay. And then I'm going to go home. >> Yeah, we'll do. >> I have rights. >> Okay. Sure. >> Actually, I'm calling Ker. I'm calling my lawyer. >> Okay, >> ma'am. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> Stay right here. >> My kid My kids are in the car. >> Please. You going You going be detained for now. Okay. >> No. >> Relax. Okay. Relax. You be arrested. We're not being detained. >> My kids are >> Okay. I pulled over. >> Okay, I know. >> So that they can stop busting. >> Relax. Come over here. >> No, my kids. >> Come over here. They They're fine. They're fine. >> What's your name? What's your first and last name? >> Shannon. Shannon. What? >> Will you We got a call about your car that you almost hit somebody. >> Oh my god. So, you're driving in a way that's not very safe >> because I'm trying to pass tests to my kids cuz they're hungry. >> Are you under any any medications or so? I need to make sure cuz you're not You don't seem all right to me. >> Okay. No, I am not. >> Have you have anything to drink? >> I don't drink. >> Okay. Have you taken any? >> No. >> Do you think you think I am? >> I don't know. I'm just asking cuz your behavior, the way you are asking, the way you acting right now. I'm sorry, but my kids have been screaming and I have a 2-year-old. >> You don't even realize that you're driving with a flat tire. >> Okay. Well, my husband will come and fix it. Listen. >> Okay. Are you on for new prescription medications? >> No. I have a 2-year-old and a six-year-old and they're screaming their heads off. So, I pulled over. >> Okay. >> So, I can give them their their >> Is there a reason you're giving me a hard time when I ask you for just your name and your driver's license just so you figure out who you are? because I don't feel like because I have to give my kids snacks because they're screaming and crying. >> Meanwhile, a witness tells police he followed her for over a mile and observed dangerous behavior. >> Please. >> Okay. Once I figured out how everything is going and then you I you'll be on your way. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, I was just coming from my office right off of uh Congress. Uh I forgot [snorts] what street it is. I can even think straight. Right by the car wash. Uh >> if you go about a mile uh >> like all the ways down south or >> Yeah. Yeah. Just coming from the south. Just coming from the south. >> This is Bo Beach. So I'm sorry. See, I'm I'm lost. I'm so sorry. So we got I got past Wbrite >> and then I saw a lot of smoking, you know, coming, you know, I'm like driving coming out from the light. >> Yeah. >> Right off of Wbrite, I believe. And then I see like smoke whatever happening. And then I see a couple, right, with two kids and they were pulling the kids away. I'm like, what just happened? And then all those smoke coming from the right tire, right? The front right tire. I'm like, did maybe just overcurb like accidentally? You know, something happened. >> So then I started paying attention to it. And then she, if you go back, you're going to see that I'm Richard's all scraped from almost like >> any cars or anything like that. >> No, not any cars. She almost ran over the this couple with the family. And then um she made a right and then she was like going over the the curb and then on and off, on and off. Right. And then I think she got a flat tire, I believe. >> Yeah. >> And then she made a right turn right here at the gas station. >> Right. And then she almost actually ran over another guy that was just walking. She literally ran >> I mean I thought she was going to hit him, you know, run over this guy. >> Yeah. >> So she made that turn and I'm on the phone ready with 911 >> and then as soon as she made this right turn right here and literally just and over the grass. Um >> the officer presses for more details, confirming that the driver endangered not only herself and her kids but everyone around her. >> And then I thought there was somebody trying to ditch the car. So I made a U-turn. I came back and she seemed like she was lost like trying to find something inside the car. That's when I say, "Look, it's a female, white, female, whatever." And then and I was just just sat there from that point on. >> So you were behind her car from Woolbright all the way to >> Oh yeah. about about half a mile or a mile. So no, I'm telling you if you go back Woolbrite and come back north. >> Yeah. >> I'm telling you the curb, you're going to see I mean a lot of damage. Oh yeah. No, no, no. >> Like five times easily. She was literally going over it. I'm telling you on the sidewalk. She went over the sidewalk and this family two kids the guy pulled a wife and the two kids cuz I thought you know >> Yeah. The guy this guy literally I mean she barely missed him. >> Oh wow. >> So you there was something going on but then I saw the kids. >> Yeah. You didn't did you talk to her at all? >> Oh no no no I No. I just went past it and I cuz I didn't know who it was then. >> Yeah. >> Maybe somebody trying to ditch the car. Something is happening. So I just I parked right there. You see my car right there? >> Uhhuh. >> The portion right there. So, I just stayed there just watching from the front. >> Okay. >> The pill bottle that that that we saw, did you take any today? >> No. >> Is there a reason why they all scattered on the front seat? >> No. >> Um, probably because that my kids get into it and I tell them not to and I have to gather it up and put it in there >> and and I asked you multiple time earlier, >> are you in your any any medication? Denied every single time. Correct. You said you did not take anything medication. You're not even taking Christmas. >> I'm sorry. I misunderstood. I don't take anything. I'm not supposed to. >> Thank you, James. >> Here's what I got from a witness that followed your car for about for more than a mile. >> You almost hit multiple people. You kept hitting the curb. Your tires over here shredded because you hit the curb so many times. >> No, my tires are shredded because you hit the curb. >> Okay. You don't even know that you hit the curb. I that you had no I never hit. >> At this point, officers begin a field sobriety test. Will she cooperate or refuse? Let's find out. >> Okay. >> Would you like would you like to do some roadside for soiety exercises? >> So, what happens if I die? >> If you don't, I'm going to use my um everything that I have so far that I explained to you. >> I'm going to make I'm going to make that decision whether or not to to arrest you for for for DUI based. But don't >> stand in front of right here. Just face me. Face me. Okay. Stand with your feet like this, please. Relax your hand. I'm going I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. The one thing I want see the tip of my pen here. I just want you to look at that. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going to move this from side to side. I just want you to follow it with your eyes only. Do not move your head the entire time. Okay. Keep your eyes on the tip of the pen. >> Got it. Okay, >> let's do it. >> I'm not allowed to blink. Sorry. >> You can blink. I'm just saying to follow the pen. >> Let's do it. >> Follow the tip of the pen with your eyes. >> Let's do it. Let's see if it's over. Let's do it. >> Do not move your head until I'm finished with the exercise. All right. >> Got it. >> Okay. The last one I'm going to do. Okay. I'm going to move this pen close to your face. I promise you I'm not going to touch you with the pen. Okay. Okay, just hear that. >> I just need you to focus on the pen or whatever. I'm going to move it around. I just need you to focus on that, >> but I'm not going to touch you. Okay, just follow with your eyes on. You understand? Okay, relax for a second. I'm going to ask you to walk in the line. Okay, the first thing I want you to do for me, take your left foot, put this on the line. >> Take your left foot. >> Okay, now take your right foot. >> Sure. Place it directly in front of your left foot touching heel to toe like this. Relax your hand to your side. Relax your hand to your side. >> Relax your hand to your side. >> Okay. Don't Don't move until I said otherwise. Okay. >> She tries to go along with the process, but constantly interrupts, speaks over the officers, and moves before being instructed. >> All right. When I say to move, you're gonna take nine heel to toe steps on that yellow line in front of you. I didn't say move yet. >> Come on, man. >> Okay. I say when I say move. Okay. When I say begin. All right. Let's redo it again. Left foot on the line. >> You said left foot before you went over. You >> your left foot on the line. Your left foot. >> Yeah. I'm showing you my left. Okay. Right foot in front of it, touching heel to toe. Okay, thanks to your side. Do not I didn't say start, man. >> Come on, man. I want to pass it. I'm so >> Okay, then follow my instructions. >> All right. Well, let's go. >> All right, let's try. >> Left foot on the line, right foot in front of it, touching heel to toe, hands to your side. Stay like this. Do not move until I said otherwise. Are you ready this time? >> I'm showing you how to do it >> cuz I was ready to do it. >> Left, right, left, and right. >> Go ahead. I'm waiting. I'm waiting for you. >> Okay. When I say begin, man. >> Come on, man. >> Come over here. Come over here. >> I'm going to pass and you know it. Let's do it. >> When I say you're going to stand the way I I'm asking you to stand. >> Stop. I'm tired of >> When I say begin, listen to me. When I say begin, you're going to take nine heels to toe steps on that line like this. >> I get it. >> Three. When you get to nine, >> nine steps. Okay. When you get to nine, you're going to keep the front foot planted with the back foot. Turn like this. >> Small steps and then take nine more heels to step on that same line. One, two, three, all the way up to left, left, right. When we get to one. >> Okay. So, while you walking, you got to look at your feet at all time and count your steps >> out loud. That's so I can hear it. Okay. Do not stop. >> Nine steps, right? >> Do not stop until you you complete the exercise. Okay. >> With each sarcastic comment and lack of compliance, it becomes clear that she's heading towards serious consequences. >> This this >> I didn't miss. >> Are you kidding me? Go >> ahead. I'm Why you stop? Checking the kilo 12. >> Checking the effort 12. Detang. >> You can't do that. >> I'm waiting. >> 5425. >> You told me 12 different rules. >> Let's do it. I can't do this if I wasn't Okay. All right. >> Now, >> come over here >> one more time. >> Okay. Sure. 30. >> Okay. >> So, 13 seconds. Okay. >> 30. >> Oh, please. >> DUI. Okay. >> I'm not. >> Yes, you are. Though she protests and grows visibly upset, the officers determine she's not safe to drive. >> You won't kill and god knows what else. >> And you have driving with two kids in your car. >> Can you please help me? >> Come over here, ma'am. Do you have any sharp object on you? >> No. >> Please, please. >> I have to put paper towels in my car. >> I have to put paper towels in my car. Just hold it. Hold it. Ultimately, she's charged with DUI, child endangerment, and property damage. Number three, Karen's airport freakout ends in handcuffs. At Tallahassee International Airport, police respond after multiple alarms are triggered at the ticket counter. They find a woman visibly intoxicated, stumbling around, and making erratic statements. >> Oh, she signal. We know her [snorts] back there. You get you >> come talk to me out here. >> Yeah. >> And I'll let you plenty of stuff right now. >> No. >> No. No. You're fine. >> No. No. >> Yep. >> Hang on. Let me get >> Put your bag down. She wasted me. >> No. Let me have my back. >> They must not let her. >> Your friends back. >> You and him. >> American Embassy. >> Embassy. What's your What's the problem with the >> I just I just All I want to leave is the woman back in the embassy. That's all I want. Let me leave >> the embassy. >> Let me leave. Call 911. I'm going to leave. >> Well, we're 911. I'm already here. >> All I want is 911. >> Can you stand by while I get my car? Put me in jail. Break my arm. You don't care. You don't care. >> You guys don't care about my daughter. You don't care. >> You got me in your pockets. We'll set you down, get you more comfortable. Okay, take this down. >> Even after being placed inside the patrol car, she refuses to calm down, ranting about embassies and making bizarre demands. Officers seed her and attempt to stabilize things while gathering details. >> I don't have my computer, so just hang tight. >> It smells like bird. So the Jet Blue wants to do nothing, but she said basically standing out there and this lady just walked up and started smacking >> and then the guy walked over and like intervened, >> but she doesn't want to press Jordan. She doesn't. >> Okay. Well, at least >> So it really was a JetBlue employee >> cuz I was like all the JetBlue stuff. >> There's no JetBlue employees here. So >> today, too. >> She with somebody. >> I was supposed to, but >> they must have kicked Silver must have kicked her off cuz she was she was at try and see if I can talk to Silver. See if she >> She was with Silver from here. But >> you're not. >> No, I'm just waiting for him to give me my ID back. I really don't want to press nothing. >> We'll just have to write your stuff down and we'll put you in there. But we won't do whatever they want. >> We'll put her somewhere. >> We'll find somewhere. >> The help that she needs because she's like all those things. >> I would agree. >> Well, it's definitely mixed with alcohol, but >> I always fix before my birthday. We can always ask an ops an ops person if they want to TPW her. An ops person would have to do that, >> but she's we just >> toss her bag on. >> Oh, you're good to go. >> All right. Is she yours? >> Yeah. >> Well, kind of. Yeah, >> she's got to go. >> Nothing in there. Yeah, >> I just need to know who she is. She's >> Yeah, she's just kind of lost her lost her mind. Where was she? Police. >> She's out there with us. She started hitting people and stuff. Oh no. >> Yeah, she started battering people. >> They eventually confirm her identity, search her bag for ID, and try to figure out who she's with and where she was heading. >> What's her name? >> Donna Scanland. >> Yeah. Really? Wow. I don't know what >> Well, she had she had a lot to drink, so we just get Well, she'll probably just sleep it all. You know how much she had to drink? >> Three glasses. Four glasses of wine, maybe. >> How big were they? >> Not bottles or glass? No glasses at the bar. >> Where's Where y'all from? >> Well, I'm originally from Fort Lauderdale, which we're flying back now. >> Is that where you live now? >> Well, no, I live in Valdusta now. >> She live in Georgia or Florida? >> Well, now we're living in in Georgia. Valdusta? Yeah, we just moved. >> She have a Georgia ID or driver's license? >> No. No. Everything's Yeah. Fort Lauderdale. >> She has a Florida driver's license. >> She should. Yeah. >> You know where it's at? I'm assuming she has it on her. >> You want to take her bag? >> Let me look through it first. If I get ID and then you can take it. >> Look for her ID. Yeah, >> I'm getting ready. >> She bought a ticket. So, she >> Yeah, we have a ticket. Yeah, >> ID somewhere. >> Be right back. >> Either got or fell asleep or >> hopefully it's not medical. Well, then there's there'll be a march on if it is. >> Oh, she's up. >> Hey, you don't care if we give your uh your husband your backpack, right? >> Hey, >> ma'am. Fumble with her arms. I can't get out of my haircut. >> That's a good thing. >> That means they're working properly. >> Okay. >> I'm going to give him your backpack. Okay. Is that all right with you? >> Wait, wait, hold on. Where am I? >> You're Tallahass. >> As questioning continues, her story shifts multiple times. She rants, curses, and hurls insults at the officers. >> All right. My husband >> Michael is right there. >> No, no, no. My husband is in Mo Tini. >> Who's Michael? >> Oh, all right. Don't. Michael is not a problem. >> I can give him your backpack. >> No. In Mo Tini, you get my backpack, too. Just Can you like unreach my cuff? >> No. >> Oh, Jesus. You get >> Can you get me? >> She doesn't. >> She doesn't know who you are. >> She's claiming she doesn't know you. >> Can I give him your backpack? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Rico >> and Rico. >> All right. >> This is our plan. All personal belongings. >> Thank you. cooperation. >> All right. How long do you think you'll keep her? >> Uh, probably overnight cuz she's overdrawn. >> All right. >> I'll be back. Nothing I could do. >> What are you talking about? No. >> From the airport with one white female adult to the jail beginning is zero. >> Well, you're being silly now. >> Stop this now. Please. >> We got to get to where we going. Don't hurt me. Don't hurt my friends. Why the are you doing this? >> Police determined she's too intoxicated to release and decide to hold her overnight. During the drive to the station, her verbal attacks show no signs of stopping. >> Stop. What's the point? Stop. Tell me. You're a psycho. We all know it. What's the end point? >> Uh, we're going to jail. >> Why? Why are you being such a loser? >> This is all it is. >> She's charged with disorderly intoxication and taken to jail without further incident. Number two, woman's shocking accusation falls apart fast. Police are called to a hotel where a woman refuses to leave after missing her checkout time. staff report that she's intoxicated and has made strange accusations against an employee. Here's what happens when the officers arrive. >> I want to charge you for >> you said you said when I pulled up he was raping you with your his eyeballs. So what are you talking about? >> What are you talking about? That's why you ask her with me about what the point is the man shut off right and then I'm talking >> what stop yelling >> he might out right >> I don't Yes that's right >> with his eyes >> yes >> okay just making sure I heard what you said why did you >> okay >> because I told You're supposed to be >> my room, >> but you're supposed to be >> I was not. I didn't get a clear. >> Sounds like you need to leave the property then if you won't let us finish. >> No, I'm not even going to talk to you. >> Okay. You were supposed to check out at 11:00. Is that >> Nobody told me that. >> Okay. >> So, you paid through >> I paid for my room? >> Through when? >> And then you came at I don't know. What time is it? >> It is 121 in. >> Okay. They didn't bother to tell me this whole time that I had to check out. So obviously there >> you haven't paid beyond 11:00 today. >> I don't need to pay for that. >> For a room you do. >> I You know what? I'll pay for it. I'll pay for your room. >> Well, I don't think you're going to be welcome. >> I don't give a point when this >> Do you have anything in your room you need to go get? >> Yes. >> Okay, let's go get >> I just want my And I want that guy to be charged with >> I was >> Let's go get your stuff. >> No, you don't. Right. your stuff back. >> Yeah, that's exactly what happened. >> Let's go get your stuff. Let's go get your stuff. Where are you? >> Right. Right. >> 114, right? >> Of course. >> Let's go get it. >> Thank you for your job. >> Yes or no? Is it 114? >> Sure. >> Let's go get it. >> Sure. I can get in here, right? >> All right. Lead away. >> They try to move things along by asking her to collect her belongings and leave the property. As she's taken back to her room to pack, she continues ranting nonstop. How do you let people get raped? That is when a man walks into your room. >> I will kindly do that because I am a Christian. >> We can walk and talk. We can chew gum and walk at the same time. >> Yeah, we can. You can't do that. >> Absolutely. >> Cops have to do uh people. >> They have a key to get in. >> I guess >> you do >> me. I didn't do anything. >> I wasn't talking to you. >> Okay. You got a key to get in? >> I bought this room. >> I bought this room. If you ain't let me in, you got something wrong. There is something inherently wrong about you. >> Do you have a key? >> Yes, I do. >> You're with me, man. You don't have any position. You have nothing better to do. T Look at this bump. >> Hey, John. >> I'm I'm You know what I'm over there? Hey, Don. >> All right, let's get that done. Oh, you're not. >> No, no, no, no. If I can help, I'll help, but you you got to listen to the I listen to the >> Can you uh >> But I will help you. >> I'm looking I'm uh >> we're not going to do anything bad. So, listen to >> I know. I know you >> I didn't do nothing. >> I am looking for it. >> Well, you're talking to him. >> Okay. Well, call the manager and let me let He will let me know. >> Your key work. >> Do you have a key? >> I don't have the key. >> Ah, there we go. Yep. I got a push >> for your >> Listen, if you guys need something, guys, my Are you Can you give me a ride? >> Um, >> Officer Boo, >> where where would you like to go? >> That That is Blue to go. >> If this continues like with you gathering your stuff, >> continues like what? >> If you can your stuff and get out of here, >> then possibly for making me suffered at my naked body. not going to offer you a ride unless >> I don't give a >> officers explained that the manager legally accessed her room after checkout using a master key. The woman refuses to accept the explanation and keeps repeating her accusations. >> There's nothing. >> Yes, I can. Yes, I can. >> So, >> he broke into my room. >> This is not breaking it. >> Yes, it is. It's not. It's past your checkout. You didn't pay for it. You can't be here. >> Where do they do that at? >> It is 2 hours. Yes, I did. So, I was in reality here's you and they're very far apart. So, let's get your things before we got to jail. >> Things? Where you from? You from West Virginia? Cuz I went there once. >> I'm from a place that says to get your stuff and kindly leave cuz we're doing this the very easy way right now. Calm >> collective manner. Just please get your things and go. >> Collective manner. And he's he's using the big word. >> Okay. Agree. Why? Why do they Why are there no Puerto Ricans in the forest? >> Can you send me like Puerto Rican people? >> I have to do with anything. >> And I have to settle for They're like, "Yeah, you give them your property and leave." That's it. That's it. We want you to have your stuff. >> I am going to have my stuff. >> It's either >> you're violating my rights. >> No, we're not. I >> No, you did not. >> Yes, I did. >> All accounts. >> He stared at my today. >> That's not rape. >> Yes, it is. That is him opening a door to the hotel he's a manager of and supposed to be >> 3 hours later. >> So >> I got no courtesy call. >> So I I'm not going to stand here and do this for >> I'm going to fight. >> You're going to fight. >> You're not going to fight. >> Just get your stuff. >> No, if you charge him for something. Charge him for whatever. >> I don't care for nothing. You're >> trespass. >> You're okay. Trespass is what? I will go. >> Do you want Do you want >> No, I don't. >> You're stuck. >> You're not going to do Yes, I want my stuff. >> Then get up. >> Okay. >> Okay. Grab it and let's go. Okay. >> Yeah. You're going to go to >> officers maintain a calm tone, trying to keep things civil while she throws verbal jabs and tries to provoke them. >> You know what they do down in uh southern Illinois? >> You can explain why you're grabbing your stuff. We need to re uh we need to lessen the burden with you people officers with social workers. That's what they're doing. And the police so get yourself and get out. >> I missed court yesterday. You got You know what you I have a warrant. Arrest me. Arrest me right now. I have a warrant. I missed court. >> Okay. Thanks. >> I No, I don't want to get arrested. >> No, I did not. No, please don't arrest me. Oh my god. Hey, hey, >> stop. Stop. >> Get away. >> Just stand up for a second. Okay. >> Put your behind your back. >> Okay. Now, you're going to be difficult. Don't >> get off me. >> Don't get all you guys. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You hurt 200 pounds. Not you. Grow up. Get in the car. >> You go up. >> Sit. Sit >> now. Sit in the car. >> No, I'm not sitting in the car. >> Sit in the car. >> I'm not sitting in the car. >> Yeah. >> All right. Um, Mike, can I get anybody on prep, too? Nothing. >> I went through a purse. Yes. She got like two bucks. Everything was scattered all over the bed, so we just threw it all in the purse. There's some stuff we got to take. >> Can I have a cigarette? No. No. No. No. No. No. I was No. I'm not I'm not You going to hesitate me? I was wrong for the accused. You to have the I didn't do nothing wrong. I am highly intoxicated. I did nothing wrong. I want all my things. I want all my things. >> Even in custody, she doesn't stop. She insists she's been wrongfully accused. But at this point, her protests won't change a thing. >> What? >> Not here, >> right? But I'm being arrested. >> Okay. Change that right now. >> But they can't change that. >> Can I smoke a cigar? Yes, they can. Yes, they can. >> No, they can't. >> I'm a police citizen of the United States of America. Right. Okay. So, I'm No. Let's make things easy. >> No, I can call you. >> Can I have a cigarette? >> You can have a smoke. You can't smoke. >> Yes, I can. Yes, I can. >> Smoke in the jail. I can't even smoke in the jail. >> I'm not getting arrested, hun. I'm not getting arrested right now. Pass the arrest. >> No, it's not. You're arresting me for something I did not do. >> I didn't arrest you. I'm just merely here to escort you into the jail. >> This piece of arrested me? >> Yes. Can he state in one sentence what you arrest him for? >> Criminal trespass resisting. >> I did not criminal trespass. >> Okay. >> No. Get your get your hand. You cannot touch me. >> No, you can't. >> All right. >> You are hurting me. >> Well, you should. you. Oh my god. >> See if she's got anything on. >> She doesn't have anything on under her jacket. I didn't do it. >> In the end, she faces charges for trespassing and resisting and is sentenced to one year of probation. Number one, entitled woman melts down after not getting her way. Police respond to a woman's call after she claims that a store clerk sold alcohol to a minor. When they arrive, she demands the clerk be arrested. >> Okay. >> Thanks. >> Hi. When you guys here, not leave me alone. She says I'm telling the miners, which I'm not. If you don't have an ID on it, so I wouldn't tell you. >> You want to leave the property? >> Hi. >> Hi. Are you the police officer that I got called? Okay. >> Sure am. >> Okay. I see him selling to a minor. And what did he look like again? What was that? >> Sold a cigar. >> No, he sold beer to a minor. He goes to school over there at ANU. >> Okay. Call the state liquor patrol. >> Call the state liquor patrol. I will do that. So, you can't arrest him now? Nope. >> But that's what you're supposed to do as a cop, right? >> If I have evidence. >> If you have evidence. >> I'm telling you that. >> So, he wants you to leave the property. >> Oh, does he? Oh, does he really? >> Okay, that's fine. I will. >> No problem. You got >> your property. >> You want me to arrest you? >> Yeah, if you don't leave her. >> Why? I didn't do anything. Is it It's criminal that you're not arresting them right now after I >> state will do an investigation. >> Oh, I think >> I don't know. >> She's not uh she's not really playing by rules right now. So, >> I'm not doing anything. I called you because she's selling to my >> He wants you to leave the property now. >> But you're supposed to come talk to me cuz >> I'm talking to you. >> I told you what you need to do. Call State Liquor. Give them a tip. >> You're supposed to call State Liquor. You're the cop. Despite being told over and over to leave, she refuses because according to her, she's the victim and the clerk should be the one in handcuffs. >> I don't even know what that is. >> He slipped me for what? I didn't do anything. >> Ma'am, do you want to leave the property or do you want to go to jail? >> For what? For what? >> Because we're telling you you need to leave. So now you're criminally trespassing. >> Why am I I came to buy something? >> Okay. And they want you to leave, which is their right. They can refuse service to you. >> And but he did something wrong. What did I do? I called you. They want you to leave. >> I called you. >> Ma'am, are you going to leave? >> I called you to help me and he's trying. He tried to hit me. >> Ma'am, are you going to leave? >> He tried to hit me. And you're not doing anything about it, huh? Don't >> Yeah, we're going to send you to jail if you don't leave the property. That's what we're going to do. >> So, you're going to leave the property or we have to send you to jail? >> Huh? >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Are you trying to get by? >> They are. Yes, they are. >> Are you going to weave? >> I don't have to. I'm staying here to buy something. >> Okay. He's not He's not selling anything, >> ma'am. Last chance. Are you >> Why is Grabbing the beer then? >> If he's not selling anything and no one >> He's not selling to you. He doesn't want to sell to you. >> How do you know that? >> He has the right to refuse service to you and ask you to leave his propert. >> But how did you know that? I didn't tell you that on the phone, >> man. Are you going to leave? >> How did you know that? How did you know that? How did you know? How did he know that? >> I didn't speak yesterday. 43. >> I'm good. Yes, you are until the drunk. No, the drunk. >> Oh, yeah. >> I can't. >> Oh, yeah. >> Hey, what did I do? Help me. Help. Oh, help. Help me. Help. >> Hey, look. Stop. Help. I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything wrong. I'm done. I didn't do I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Help me. Get it on video. >> It is on video. >> On video. >> Help. Help me. Help. >> Help. Help. Help. Help. Help. >> Officers try to arrest her. And just like that, the screams begin. She shouts for help, claiming total innocence. Let's see where that gets her. >> Listen, if you don't stop, we're going to put you in a rat. >> Help. Help me. Help! Help! I'm not doing anything right. Help me. I just came to stop. Help me. Help me. Help. Help. Keep going. Help. Help. Help. I didn't do anything wrong. >> That No, that's a That's a wrap. We're going to put you in a wrap. >> Why are you going to put me in a wrap? >> Cuz you're not going in the car. >> I'm not complying cuz I didn't do anything. I was at the store and he sold to a minor. >> Oh my god. I called you for help. >> You want to go in there? >> Oh man. Oh, Taylor, you're fine. >> I am. Yes, Tay. It's going to hurt a little bit. >> She's talking to herself. Let's just put her in. >> What am I doing? >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. I came to shop at the store. >> Okay. Listen. >> Listen. What? >> Last chance. >> Last chance. >> Get in the car. We're putting you in the wrap >> for what? I didn't >> Because you are under arrest. >> Trespass. >> Huh? >> We explained this to you. We gave you multiple lawful commands to leave the property. You did not. >> They are. Yes, they are. But I didn't do a few things. >> Okay. >> And you're going to still wrap me up? >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> For not doing anything >> because you're being non. >> Will you get Will you get in the back seat? >> Will you sit in the back seat? >> Yes, you sir. >> All right. All right. Have a seat in the back seat. >> Cuz it's getting worse than I did. Exactly. Taylor, >> you got it. >> Okay. >> And everybody got their phones? Yes, they do. >> We just slipped her last week. >> Oh, you don't? >> Yeah. Arrest me cuz you're all going to be on the [laughter] and I don't >> inside the patrol car. She keeps going, shouting wild accusations and rambling through a confusing mix of unrelated story. >> Oh, yeah. I told you you're going to go to jail cuz you just arrested no B. They did. Oh, and you just showed the cops. They really are. Cuz I didn't do anything. I called you guys for help. Bae. Oh, they are scared. Yes, they are. Oh, they're probably going to cuff us soon probably cuz they about to go to jail anyway. Oh, they Oh, they going dumb. [screaming] They don't hear me screaming. No, they don't. [screaming] Tell you good now. Oh, I am. Oh, I'm so I know cuz it does hurt, babe. Does it? Yes. Yes, it does. But this is the practice run. Oh, it was a practice run. Oh, I think he didn't need a You can get on them cuffs. I think I can, but don't run, Taylor. This is good. It's making them look bad. Oh, we just made him tighter. Ah, it's okay. That's even better cuz then we did. Oh, you're dumb as [ __ ] Oh, we did makeup tighter off her face. Ah, that makes you look worse. Oh, [screaming] I need Oh god, we got to go. Yes, you do. >> We got to get her in mental health. I think >> it's not going to summon her. Yeah, >> Do you know her name? I I should >> I got to look it up. I got to remember what day I was there last week. >> So when you guys standing there, she's angry that she says they're selling electric. >> So I got called for twice last week. First time she was having a full-on conversation with herself in a car window. I just let it go. Um and then we got called the second time cuz she was screaming out her window for like an hour. She was just screaming like this. So we went up. We went in the apartment. 9year-old son's in there. >> Yeah. >> As it turns out, this isn't her first runin with the law. Officers mentioned previous encounters, including disorderly conduct and situations involving her child. >> We ended up pinking and rule six and the kid worries. >> Oh, what is this? my powers. I can make people listen too. [snorts] >> You can. >> Oh yes. That's what we be doing. We are in them too as well. Cuz God is in [snorts] everybody. No, I didn't. Give me cuz you got me in this and you can't breathe in. Oh, that's what you're trying to do. Oh, yeah. What if the I can't breathe either, Kenny. Yeah, cuz I'm just going to go to sleep. Exactly. Oh, she knows. Yeah, she knows. She just don't want to be in these cups. It's only until you go to jail. Everybody's so posted. Oh, it's everywhere. Is it? And what's going on? Are they about to Yes. And they're actually about to fly out here Trump and everything. Huh? No, not him. Cuz he hates us. Yes, he does. And he's happy about it. Yes, he is. But I didn't do anything. And they know that. They're so confused. Say yes. Don't be scared. It is scary. I understand. But they're not. And I can't take you out to your sleep. Yeah. Can't. No. I can't. I was. That's why you couldn't cuz I was up. Exactly. But I was up the whole time. But you kept telling me, "Yeah, but I just got to shut my eyes." >> Right. Exactly. I don't have to go to sleep. No, you really know the hospital. Yeah. I was in and out at the hospital. Yeah. But the other day I was up and you were ah and I was faking sleep. You were. And you took me out. Yes, I did. I can't do it. Exactly. Stop not believing it. Cuz you're scared, too, aren't you? I really am. Cuz you think they're going to hit me. I do. Oh, they really are. Yes, cuz I didn't do any. And they're not looking normal. They don't know who I am. Exact. And they're like, "Who is this innocent?" And she has no Oh, you good. You knew. Yes. Yes, I did. Oh, she's still scared. Yes. On the way to jail, her strange behavior continues. The question now is, will things settle down or are we just getting started? >> Oh, yeah. We're going to go Door Dash at Yes, we do. And they know that, too. They don't know that part. You going to tell them that? Yes, I am. I bring them food [snorts] and they can look up that you door dash cuz that's an actual It is. Yes. She That's why she was trying to file taxes and it was not enough. Oh. So they told her don't do it. But actually I think it was that's why the your taxes were so low. She knows I did do that. You are they want me to run? Yes. As soon as I get out the car, he's going to try to get me. Yes, he is. Oh, this is how you get it. It may pick up and return. Okay. They going to try to get Oh, he's bringing out his gun. No, he's not. He's putting it away cuz he has to. Because as you bring out the gun and you shoot an innocent that did nothing, you guys are Oh man, we're trying to fix it. They're so confused. Oh man, why don't you just We can't. Please. But we can't. You have to. You got to make them shoot themselves. We can do that. And you're still having fun and you're not with an innocent one. Yes, you can. But don't do it in front of Taylor. It's too graphic. Make sure he goes in. But what about the cuffs? Uh, >> yes, I can. >> I don't know what the dispatcher said, but you advised to leave several times. You refuse to leave the property. >> I didn't leave cuz you guys are the ones that told me to wait. I called you. >> So, it's all for court. >> It's all for court. >> Yep. Court right here. >> I'm not trying to. I'm just letting you know what happened. >> Yeah, I was there. It was all >> Yeah, it was, wasn't it? She's eventually charged with obstruction and criminal trespass. And there you have it. Another set of Karens humbled by reality. Let us know what you think in the comments.