What happens when entitled Karens go head-to-head with nononsense cops? The cameras don't miss a thing, and these moments are next level insane. Here are five cases of Karen's versus cops. The craziest moments ever captured on body cam. Number five, Karen flat out refuses to be arrested. Police are called to a store after a disagreement over whether a woman paid for a vape. She insists she did, but the employee says otherwise and claims to have video proof. Officers catch up to her before she can leave and begin their investigation. >> Hey ma'am, throw your car in park for me. Okay. >> Will you step out and talk to me, please? I'm officer Cornell. >> I paid for my baby. >> Okay. Let's just uh let's talk about it. Okay. We'll talk about it over here. [Music] Okay. Will you stop by the door? >> Okay. So, um, first off, what's your name, ma'am? >> Carol. >> What's your last name, Miss Karen? >> Karen. >> Miss Karen, can you step back out for me, homie? He did not give me my vape. >> Okay. Um, do you have the vape that she had it in in the car? >> Where? >> Okay. >> I don't see Robert. >> What kind of vape was it, Miss Karen? strawberry pink. >> Here's what we're going to do. Instead of having you messing around uh just looking through the car, let me get you to step out. Okay. >> It's not in here. >> That's okay. Just let me get you to step out. >> Okay. So, you're saying that you didn't take it? >> I didn't. >> Okay. But you said you paid for it. >> Do you have your receipt where you paid for it? >> She didn't pay for it and she just want to go without paying her to just paid. make a pay back. >> So, his system is telling is saying that >> Hold on. Hold on a second. Um, >> I'll pay again. >> So, do you have it or do you not have it? You don't have to look. But >> I don't see it. >> Okay. So, you didn't walk out with it. >> Pay again for it. >> She walked out with it because we got a video and I just walk her. >> Okay. Um, if she gives it back, if she pays again. >> Yeah. >> Are you guys going to press charges? >> No. >> Okay. All right, Miss Karen. So, >> if she pays, you're not going to press charges? >> No. Good. >> Miss Karen, step into the store. Okay. >> She offers to pay again, and the store agrees not to move forward if she does. Officers then ship focus to her car, asking to look through her belongings and continue the conversation. [Applause] Yeah, she going to pay. >> See, [Applause] hold up. My power. >> You already had it. >> No, I don't have it. >> You walked off. >> I don't have it in my car. You guys >> Let's go this way. Okay. Here's here's how we'll we'll run this. >> Listen, do you mind since they're saying that you walked out with it and they're saying that they have video of you walking out with it. Do you mind if I look in your passenger compartment? Okay. So, I'm going to hand you this. I'm going to have have you step with this officer and stand right here. Miss Karen. Hey. >> Oh, hold on. Don't get back in the car. I'm gonna have you stand with this officer, okay? I'm going to search in your passenger compartment for the vape and we'll see if we find it. Okay? So, just hang out with this officer. [Applause] >> Why are you guys so mean? >> H >> Why are you guys so mean? >> What do you mean? >> Why are you so mean? like step up here >> because he got into it. I got to go get him out. >> And I was speaking loud enough so you could hear me. >> Cuz I had asked you another time, hey, come over here. >> And you kept walking to your car and when you keep walking to your car, then I'm going to raise my voice and tell you how old >> I'm 30 years old. >> Yes, sir. >> So, are you proud of what you do? Absolutely. [Applause] >> Not yet. >> While searching, they attempt to locate the missing vape. [Music] >> How did that get the bait? >> I'm just going to look in here. Okay. Then we'll go in and we'll try to figure out a solution. Another >> Thank you so much. I appreciate your help. >> So, here's the thing. How much wine have you had today? Not much. But >> not much? >> No. >> How much is not much? >> I've had a glass. >> You've had a glass. Okay. Have you taken anything else? >> No. >> Okay. Cuz what I'm observing is that you're slow in your words. You're very unsteady on your speech and you almost rear ended somebody when you were trying to pull out. >> Okay. >> So, when you say a gas, >> I'm a mile down the road. >> I understand that, ma'am. But you still can't drive intoxicated. Okay. Which is what what I'm getting to. You understand? How much is a glass to you? >> 4 ounces. >> 4 ounces. Okay. What kind of medication do you take? I don't take any >> no medication or do you take any other anything else that would cause you to be a little unsteady? >> Nothing like that. Okay. Um so here's the thing. If that's the case, that's fine. Would you mind if I check your eyes just to make sure that you are safe to drive before I let you to pull out of here? Of >> course. >> Okay. All right. Um do you have any type of head conditions or anything else like that that would impair you from following my finger? >> No. >> Nothing like that. Do you have any injuries with your balance, hips, anything like that? Okay. Um, what we're going to do, let's get you right over here and then I'm just going to check you, make sure you're good. Okay. [Music] We're just going to walk right over here. [Music] Afterwards, they put her through a field sobriety test, but following directions isn't her strong suit. Let's see how this plays out. >> All right. What we're going to do, I'm going to put my finger in front of your face. Okay? I just want you to follow my finger with your eyes and eyes on you. You understand that? Okay. Just go ahead and drop that hand for me. Just kind of relax. Stand straight. Okay. All right. You understand the instructions? Eyes and eyes on. There's my finger. See it? Okay. >> All right. You can blink. >> We got a couple more rounds of that. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. >> Just move your eyes and eyes only. Okay. Don't move your head. Okay. >> It's hard to spin my head. >> Just move your eyes. >> Okay. >> Try that. Just move your eyes. Okay. [Applause] >> Just follow. Go ahead. Just follow with your eyes, okay? Don't move your head. >> Okay. Next thing we're going to do, um, you said that you don't have any type of like balance issues or anything else like that that would prevent you from walking. Okay. Um, what I'm going to have you do is we're going to come right over here and I want you to stand just like you are on this line. Okay? I want you to stand facing me. All right? And then I want you to keep your hands down by our side. Okay? I want you to put your left foot on the line and then I want you to put your right foot in front of your left foot. Just like that. So, return back to the back to where I had you. Okay. I'm going to get you into a starting position and I want you to stay in that position until I tell you to begin. Okay? So, get right back on the line where you were. All right. Left foot on the line just like you have it. right foot in front of the left foot in a heel to toe fashion just like I'm showing you. >> Now that the sobriety tests are clearly not going in her favor, you can almost hear the handcuffs waiting for her. >> Look, my kid. >> Do you have balance? Any any injuries? >> I do. I have um >> Hold on. Mascara. [Music] >> That's not what we're going to do. Okay. >> Hands behind your back. >> No, you're not. >> Miss Car, please don't. Okay. Let's not do that. >> Put her in here. >> Let's not do that. [Music] >> No, ma'am. We cannot. Okay. Cuz you were driving under the influence. >> You're under arrest. >> Six. Since I'm 295 signal one, Miss Karen. >> Yeah. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Can I drive home? >> No. No. You cannot drive home. >> I'm driving home. >> No, you're not, ma'am. You are way too intoxicated to drive home. >> I'm not. >> Yes, ma'am. You are. You can't even walk in a shoreline. You got to jump. >> That's hurting very badly. >> Okay. Well, just hold on. Okay. >> Can you please let me out a bit? >> No, ma'am. Cuz you have driven here very intoxicated. Okay. Um, go ahead and do this. >> Can you please let go? >> No, ma'am. >> I'm driving home. Yeah. >> No, you're not, ma'am. Okay. So, the state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of the state upon your submission to state administer chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you're under the influence of alcohol. >> If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive upon the highways of the state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. >> I'm refusing it. >> So, you you know, I'm driving home. >> Well, okay. >> Let me unhook me. >> All right. You have a right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court of law. You have a right to an attorney if you cannot afford to hire one. one will be appointed to represent you for any questioning if you wish. Okay. >> When officers move to arrest her, she resists and insists she won't comply. They remind her that refusing arrest isn't an option, but she keeps trying anyway. >> She slivered right under those. >> Put the put your uh >> Let me the go. >> No, you're under arrest. >> I'm not I'm refusing arrest. Well, if you keep refusing arrest, then we're going to they're just going to have to go back and forth with you, and then that's going to cause you bigger headache. >> I'm refusing arrest. >> You can't do that, man. >> I am doing that. >> That's okay. These aren't good. >> I'm refusing arrest. >> Let me go. >> Refusing arrest. >> You can't refuse arrest. >> I can. >> No, you can't. Unfortunately, >> I can >> I can refuse arrest. Please let go. >> No. >> Now you're going to jail for DUI and obstruction. >> Your your >> Well, because you just slipped out of my handcuffs. So now I got to get them tight on you. No. Walk this way. Please don't make me carry you. I really don't want to do that. >> Can I get my vape and my keys? I will get everything for you. Okay. >> I refused arrest. Why are you still arresting me? >> That's you are you can't do you can't refuse arrest, ma'am. Okay. Just like you can't drive intoxicated and you can't slip out of handcuffs. Uh we'll get your keys and everything. Okay. >> Take them off. >> No, ma'am. That's not happening. And if you slip out of them again, then it's not going to be good. Okay. >> Uh we got our keys and everything. >> You want to tow it? >> Yeah. It's It's not It can't sit right there. So, [Music] >> uh, will you go ahead and Hey, John, since I can't leave her, will you also search the vehicle for intoxicants for me? Thank you. [Music] >> In the patrol car, she keeps up the act, crying abuse, threatening complaints, and begging for the cops off. Hey, >> we'll get you to the bathroom. Okay. >> Can you please unrest me? I'm not going anywhere. >> No, ma'am. >> I can promise you that. >> No, ma'am. We can't do that. >> Did you get my keys and everything? >> He's getting them right now. >> Please don't arrest me. Like I'm not going anywhere. >> No, ma'am. Just like you you you can't do everything that you did. Okay. >> You want her purse or anything? >> Yeah. Just go ahead and grab it. >> Can you please just let me go home? >> No, ma'am. I can't. >> Okay. >> Why can't you let me go home? >> Because ma'am, uh right now you're under arrest for DUI. Okay. I can't let you go. >> Give me the vape. Please. >> Your vape's in your purse, ma'am. You'll get it when you get out of the jail. Okay. >> Please. >> 6 7 central. I'm going to rock 600. >> Please let me go home. >> No, ma'am. I can't do that. [Music] >> This hurts so bad. You're injuring me. >> No, ma'am. You're not getting injured. >> Charges, but you're hurting me. This hurts so much. I wish you would unleash me. It hurts so much. I'm hurting. You're injuring me. Please. >> Despite it all, the officer remains calm until they reach the jail. [Music] >> You don't care if I have to blow my nose. >> I just can't fix that right now. Ma'am, >> you're going to have to. >> Well, I'm not going to. They can fix it at the jail. >> Take me the home. I'm going to report you for abuse for handcuffing me like this. >> I've asked you several times to release me and you have not >> cuz you're under arrest. >> Reporting you. >> Okay. >> My windows. >> Okay. >> I don't want it down. >> You don't want it down? is on the air back here. Uh >> ma'am, the air is on. I don't have a separate air system for the back. >> By the end of the video, it's revealed that while she was originally charged with DUI, obstruction, and reckless driving, the DUI charge was later dropped. She plead guilty to obstruction and reckless driving. Number four, woman loses it inside Chili's and gets thrown out. Officers respond to a call at a Chili's after reports of a woman yelling at customers. When they arrive, witnesses say the woman had been in the restaurant using curse words repeatedly and refused to stop. >> Don't hit my car no more. Don't hit my >> lady. Get over here. Hey, come here. >> So, what's going on? We had already gotten a call about her. >> I pulled in and she was trying to throw her hand up like a jail like she need a lighter. I was like, I'm going to have it like so. She punched my window. >> It didn't. She just punched it. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> I didn't touch. >> We already got a call about her, so we're going to handle it. >> Okay. >> Sorry. You had to deal with that. >> I didn't touch him. >> Did you hit his car? >> No, I didn't touch him. >> Did you touch his car? >> No, I didn't. >> All right. So, what is going on with you here? They saying you're walk They saying you're walking up to people's cars. >> No. No. Officer, what's happening is Okay. So my my friend would take a shower. He's really like okay like he's very um >> feminine. >> Go ahead. >> So what what are you doing out here tonight? >> So he was said take out the step of the room. >> What what specifically is she doing? >> I mean she's drunk but like what is she doing? >> Had to get she all over there. They had to pull her out taking her clothes off. So >> she came in here, went to the bathroom, and was using racial slurs, I guess. So I asked her to leave. >> Okay. >> Um, >> so you heard her saying >> what was it? >> Yes. Three times >> to the point of I had to get her out of the building. So the other lady didn't. >> Okay. >> But got her out. Then she was out here just beat on cars. The other gentleman that was right here, he she >> Yeah. He had pulled in. He was clearly going to Kroger. She stepped out in front of his car and he wasn't going to stop and give her money or whatever. So, she beat on the side of his car. >> So, she's just walking out here hitting on cars. >> Hitting on cars trying to make him stop for whatever reason. >> Her jacket's over here. Her socks are in the bushes. >> Well, she's drunk. I think she's got warrants. We're going to have to deal with this. >> She denies being inside the restaurant and says she doesn't know what's happening, but her responses are disjointed and confusing. 4. >> Yeah. [Music] >> So, were you in the store? Were you in Were you in Chili's just now? >> No. >> Well, they said you were in there using the n-word. >> That's I've never been in that. >> All right. Well, and why were you beating on that guy's car when he drove by? >> I have no idea. >> Well, that man was about to punch you cuz you walked up and you hit his window. How much you had to drink tonight? >> Huh? Have you been drinking today? Where do you live? >> You think North? I think I've seen him before. >> I want to try something. Tori um um he's my uh he he has his daddy is a lieutenant in the army. So we have like over >> this works anymore. >> So I think one of the things we're worried about now >> cuz you told me a couple things. >> Oh yeah. >> I want to see if this works. >> They have affiliate. They have like power me. >> Yeah. We'll get the We'll get this storm out. We >> just want to make sure you're safe. You >> just want to make sure you drink, >> huh? >> You saw some of it, didn't you? >> Would you mind? Uh, it's up to you. >> If Tori's over here, >> hey, I want to I want to do something real quick. Do you mind blowing into this? I want to see how intoxicated you are. >> I do. >> You don't want to do it? >> Tori's here. I will. >> Tori? Who? >> Who are you talking about? >> My husband. >> Okay. You don't want to blow into this? >> My husband's probably Marriott. >> No. Well, we got public intoxication. Hey, hey, turn. Turn around. Turn around. >> You're under arrest for public intoxication. >> I am blowing it. >> You don't have to blow it. I was just curious to see if it even worked. I mean, I can smell it on you. >> It's right there. >> One second. >> Hold on. If you want to blow into it, I'll let you. >> I'll let It's right there. >> I just want to see if my I just want to see if it works. >> Now restrained, officers ask her to blow into a breathalyzer. Multiple witnesses point to her as the one shouting slurs and stirring up trouble. I'm going >> hold over there for you. >> He's right there. >> Hey, if you don't mind blowing to this. You don't have to. I just want to see if this works. Okay. >> You want to blow into it for me? >> Well, he's right there. >> You want to blow into this for me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Go ahead. Put your mouth on it. Blow. Blow. Blow. >> I don't even think it works. I was just trying to test it cuz it's been years. Yeah, I knew that. I just wanted to But yeah, uh I'll go get the manager's number. Let's take her for public intoxication. Uh she was in there screaming the n-word. When I pulled up, she she had just beat up beat on a guy's window. >> Um yeah, we can do disorderly and public intox. Uh we got a witness. I got my media book. So >> officer Sergeant Sergeant. >> Yes. >> Can I speak to you for a minute? >> You can speak to me anytime you want. What's up? >> So can I speak to you for a minute? >> Yes. Not try to finesse you or nothing. >> Uhhuh. >> But Tori, the man I stay with. >> Okay. Well, you're going you have a warrant anyway, but you're going to jail for public intoxication >> cuz you're drunk in public. You're in there screaming the n-word. >> We have a witness. >> I'm not trying. That's what's for. But you're going to jail for public intoxication and uh disorderly conduct. >> How you doing, sir? >> Pretty good. >> Sorry we got to meet under these circumstances. >> Rather be sitting in the table in there. >> Yeah. I know you spoke to him. Can you just give me a brief rundown on what happened? >> Um, she went into our bathroom. Um, there was a African-Amean female in there. Um, they came out yelling at each other and she had dropped the end bomb and then she continued to do it three more times to the point I said, "Hey, hey, hey, you just got to go. You got to get out." Like, you can't use that word in here. So, >> okay. >> Sent her out here and then uh kept an eye. She sat down in the middle of the road and she started beating on cars trying to stop him. Um the gentleman that was over here when he pulled up, she tried to stop the car and he obviously wasn't going to give her money or whatever and tried to slowly and she just started beating on >> a Chili's manager also confirmed she cursed at guests and had to be physically pulled out of the restroom after screaming at another woman. >> And uh when you heard her say the N word, was it e like with end with a er or end with a a >> with an ER? >> Okay. I it matters for the reporter why. But I mean e either either way I'd still say it's the n word she's going but um >> that's considered fighting words. Um >> yeah. >> So and you said you wanted to have her barred. >> Yeah. >> Just get I'll still write supplemental that I saw her doing it. But >> ma'am walk right over here. >> Walk over there. >> Stop it. >> I thought you said you weren't saying the n word. White. >> Okay. >> What did I do to you? >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. Lean her forward. >> I I got a spit mask. Stand by. >> There you are. >> You just earned yourself a spit mask. Hey Christie, it's over. It's over. Let's stop doing this. >> And we're going to put this on you because of the actions you've taken so far. Okay. >> This was because of actions that you took. This is not something you like to do. >> That's part of the disorderly. >> Walk her back to that car. Even on the way to the vehicle, she fights the process, yelling and struggling the entire time. >> Flying a goddamn banging ass. >> Hey, stop. >> Do you have a rip off already? Yeah, I will. >> What? >> Do we have to hop on your legs? >> Our goal is not to sacrifice. >> Are you going to cause problems back here? >> In the end, she's charged with public intoxication, disorderly conduct, battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest. Number three, drama explodes when woman won't move out. Officers arrive at a residence after a report of a domestic disturbance. Let's take a look at what happens next. >> What's the issue? >> I don't know. Just try to put me out and I won't [Music] >> I want my out the house. >> Adam 360, you're clear for me. >> My clothes, but I want my out the house. >> Yeah. Is anybody working here? Nobody's with me, but I'm tempted for >> Do you need I need some I need to know what's going on right now. >> He has that white outside >> kick me out. >> He p my third floor. Where's he at? >> I just want my [ __ ] out. >> We're not at the Four Points Hotel. We're across the street. >> I'm trying to make my big nothing. >> He's trying to He's trying to throw you out. >> Yeah. I don't think that's >> Do you have stuff in here? >> Yes. >> What? You can Whose apartment is this? >> His. >> And who's inside? >> His uncle, friend, whatever. >> Here, do this for me. Pick up all your stuff. We'll go outside. I'll calm him down. I've been asking him to give my name. >> He threw some of my clothes out. >> Is this the Madison Street Apartments? >> I don't want All right. Pick up all your stuff. Please pick up all your stuff. [Music] No, no, no. Pick up, pick up all your stuff. Pick up all your stuff. >> Stop yelling at me. >> I need you to cooperate with me. >> I don't need that. >> What do you need? >> I need my medicine and my backpack is in the house. Well, clearly >> the officers give her chance after chance to leave peacefully, but she refuses, visibly shaken and unwilling to comply. >> He's not going to give you your stuff right now. >> Yeah, cuz you want that white that's outside. >> So, I'm telling you to pick up your stuff and let's go downstairs. >> My medicine in my backpack. >> Is this your stuff? >> Yeah, then pick it up. >> Want it? >> I need my medicine in my backpack. Ma'am, I can't help you until you pick up all this stuff out. >> No. Stop. >> No. >> Ma'am, you are >> Please don't put your hands on me. >> I'm telling you to pick up your stuff and leave. >> Yeah, I'm going to >> I will help you get your stuff >> and I'm not going to get my >> I will help you get your stuff. >> No, you're not. >> I'm not. >> How are you going to help me get my >> I separated you two. He's out there. I closed the door. >> I need you to get your stuff out. >> I need my medicine. >> I'm telling you, I'm going to get that. But I need you to go downstairs. Other officers will be down there. >> I don't even have my shoes on. >> Police. >> You have ass. >> No. >> Sam, stand back. Stand. You are making me very impatient. Stand back. >> Just don't touch me. >> I'm telling you what to do and you're not listening to me. That's what's going on. >> Just don't touch me. >> Will you listen to me then? >> Don't touch me. >> I'm trying to get your stuff. We need to pick up all this stuff and go downstairs. >> That's all I want. >> If he has a key, he will get the key for me and I will open the door. >> Okay. I want my gray back there. You're not listening to me. >> You live here. >> She does not live here. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. If you need your medicine, I'm going to wait till you leave. He's probably waiting for you to leave. >> Grab yourself. Let's go. >> Go. >> After more warnings, they have no choice but to cover and begin escorting her out. Will she finally surrender or keep resisting to the end? >> Come on. Put her cuffs. >> Put her in. >> No. >> Ow. No. >> Stop. Give me your arm. >> Give me your arm. >> No. No. Stop. >> Give you. >> I told you. >> Don't kick me. >> You're breaking my ring. >> All you had to do was pick up your stuff and go. >> Go. Stop. Going like that. >> You in the corner. >> Stop. >> That was unnecessary. [Music] this. >> Stop doing it. I want medicine. I have a >> You should have just listened. >> Oh, I should have just listened. >> Do you have any pockets? >> No. >> All right. >> Here. Mine's right here. >> I don't want to go to jail. I don't go to jail. I hate this. >> Well, you kicked me. So, that's that's a charge right there. You're breaking my >> Even in the squad car, she refuses to cooperate. When she's finally secured, officers regroup and break down what happened. >> My go. Get your feet in. >> Put your feet in. >> No, >> I do not want to have to put your feet in for you. Put them in. You guys are letting him >> one more opportunity to put your feet in before I do it for you. >> Your feet in. >> Get in. >> Feet in. Sit up. >> Were you guys at the hotel? >> Oh, yeah. He ran that way. So, >> I read the cat screen is across the street. So, I'm looking this way. I see Clark pulling here and they're all flagging me down. So, I run up the stairs. Dude says she has a knife. The guy with no shirt is like screaming at her. I tell him to back off and go downstairs. And he gets in my face. I was like, "You're about to go in cuffs." And then I close the door. I didn't know it locked. >> Um, literally nothing. It was a standby. She was refusing to pick up her. She said she had a part and I said, "I'm going to let >> You got nothing on him?" >> No. >> All right. >> Uh, yeah. Nothing on him. >> These are my keys. Yeah. >> I told you to pick up your stuff and go downstairs and I would help you get your stuff. >> He's not going to You guys are not going to help me get my stuff. >> You didn't even give us a chance. >> What? What? What's your name? >> I just wanted my medicine. >> Ma'am, if you don't tell me your name, you're going to get another charge. She's now facing charges for aggravated battery on law enforcement and resisting arrest. Number two, Karen turns her neighbor's yard into a parking lot. Officers are called to a quiet neighborhood after a woman drives through a neighbor's yard and crashes her vehicle. When police arrive, they find her still sitting in the car, noticeably impaired with an open container of alcohol in the driver's side door. [Music] She's got a open container in the driver side door. >> I can kind of hear it in her voice a little bit right now. >> Smell it. >> Smell it. She >> texted her boyfriend voice to chat and said, can't remember his name, but she said, "I'm going to be in a lot of trouble. John's going to here in a second. >> She's a little more doesn't want to be checked out by us. That might change in a second. >> Gotcha. >> So, if you guys want to take >> Okay. >> He said they're ready for you to take over. She's denying everything. >> Okay. >> Uh and he said maybe >> denying >> denying like EMS and like stuff like that. So, yeah. >> Okay. He's saying maybe if you talk to her it might persuade her a little bit. Who knows? >> Yeah, she is. I think she's toasted. >> Hello. >> I'm Officer Gard County Police Department. What happened here? >> I have no idea. >> You don't know what happened? >> I was dropping one off a friend and I hit some >> Yeah, you hit a car and something. >> I didn't hit a car. >> Well, you did hit a car. Okay. How much have you had to drink today? I have not that much. >> Not that much. >> I swear to God. >> Okay. All right. I can smell alcohol coming off of you. All right. I don't know what you got in the door here, but is that a That looks like a alcohol right there in the door. Okay. So, what I'm going to ask you to do is to do field sobriety for me. >> Would you be willing to do that? >> Um, do I need to call a lawyer? I will. Uh, you'll have the opportunity to do that, but that's not to the that's not the point right now. I'm >> not a lawyer right now. >> Okay. So, are you refusing to do field sobriety? >> I'm not calling. I'm not refusing. >> She's asked to step out for a field sobriety test, but hesitates and brings up all sorts of excuses. >> Okay. Well, then I would ask you to step out of the vehicle and do some field sobriety for me. >> Okay. >> Okay. Go ahead. You step on out. >> I'm neuro. I have autoimmune disease. Um, >> you have I'm sorry. I couldn't understand. You're kind of sluring your words a little bit. >> I I'm not slurring my words. I have an autoimmune disease. >> Auto autoimmune. Auto autoimmune. Right. Okay. >> Oh my god. I'm trying to >> Would you step out of the vehicle so we can do some field sobriety? >> I live literally like a block away. >> Okay, I understand that. But you got into a wreck today. He hit a car and a couple other things. It looks like Miss, I'm I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle to do field sobriety. >> I know you are. I know. >> Are you willing to do that or No. >> No. >> Okay. No, that's fine. Um I have reason to believe that you're probably under the influence of of alcohol, >> which has impaired your ability to to drive. Okay. >> Are you you're refusing to do any kind of field sobriety? Okay. I'm going to ask you to get out of the vehicle then because you're being placed under arrest for DUI, miss. >> Yeah. >> I'm asking you to get out of the vehicle. You can hang up your phone right now and you can get out of the vehicle cuz you're going to be placed under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> Okay. You don't even have anybody. You don't even have the phone on. You're not even calling anybody right now. >> I'm trying. >> Okay. Well, I'm telling you that you can put the phone down and step out of the vehicle. >> Your phone come with you, but you have to step out now. >> Listen to me. This is the last time I will tell you and then I will pull you out of the vehicle and I will arrest you. Do you understand? Please get out of the vehicle. After this, I will pull you out of the vehicle and I will arrest you. Do you understand me? >> Last chance. Step out of the vehicle. All right, time to go. >> Stand up. >> Place your hands behind your back. Am I in a bear? >> After multiple chances, she refuses to step out of the vehicle voluntarily. So, officers remove her and place her under arrest for DUI. >> That was the calmst I've ever seen somebody be after getting yanked out of a vehicle. Didn't even say a word. >> Didn't say a word. >> I realized it was. And then you guys, >> who is it? >> She got remarried to some dude. I don't know who it is. He used to be married to like my distant cousin. >> She a drinker like >> I think so. >> Yeah. But she used to be. So when you guys were like, "I'm going to yank." I was like, "What? She's going to fight." And then you guys pulled her. Nothing happened. What the was that? >> Pant leg got caught out here. >> I'm like literally my house is just like right there. >> Yeah. Well, unfortunately you decided to hit a car and be drinking and driving tonight. >> Oh, >> your husband's working out of town. I'll get them. >> All right, miss. Have a seat for me. >> I'm so sorry. >> I think you'd probably be more sorry to the people's car that you hit. >> You know, got that. Her wallet's still sitting there alcohol or anything in >> No, I just came across the one and it was the liquid was spilled like everywhere. Like it was like not just in the left cup, it was in the middle cup holders. It was up on the screen and everything. >> It was everywhere. >> You didn't call for a tower, did you check? >> No, not yet. >> All right. Yeah. As long as somebody collects my uh crash course stuff. >> She's in this one right here. >> Yeah, absolutely. Back uh driver side. >> I think she I think she get herself. I'm not sure. Just kind of I see what you're smelling, but like >> it's an awful smell. Now I just I just got the one beer here, which it's still cold. Yeah. >> So that take this and we'll take her wallet, I guess, too. >> Officers assessed the crash scene and confirmed she drove through a yard, came inches from hitting a tree, and damaged another vehicle. >> She looks like she came off Lake View, hit this vehicle, and went all the way through the yard here, hit the tree. Looked like she might have backed up. And this is where it just kind of petered out. But we got no damage to that vehicle or anything. I don't know how >> the rut is like going right through the bumper. We missed it just by an inch. >> Nicole, >> thank you. >> If if you're if you're hurt. >> Thank you. I'm fine. Thank you. >> All right. But if you feel if you feel I'm fine. >> Okay. I'm just I'm not That's fine. What I'm saying is if later on >> if later on you start hurting, let me know and we'll get you out there. Okay. Thank you. >> All right. You all right? >> No, I'm sorry. I >> got to watch out from the door a little bit. >> I have fibromy. >> Oh goodness. We're going to go right around this way. >> Can I please go to the bathroom? >> Can you step over here for me? >> Oh my god. Can I please toilet? There's literally a toilet right there. >> I know, but I can't let you out of my sight right now. >> Oh my god. >> I know. It's not my rules. >> I just have to go potty. >> We just got one more thing we have to finish up here. >> Oh my god. Can I please go pee? >> Like two seconds. As soon as you're done with this, then you can. I'm not peeing in anything for you. >> I don't I'm not asking you to pee into anything for me. >> That's a good So, I guess it's a good thing you're not paying anything. >> No, hold on just a second. We're almost done. I understand that. >> Oh my gosh. >> We're almost done. Step right over here for me. Just a just a second. We're almost done. I promise you. >> No, I'm not going to blow in anything. >> Okay. Well, I have to give you the opportunity. >> Okay. You can't give me the opportunity. I'm not going to do it. I have to pee. Can I pee in that toilet? Just a moment. Would you give me blood or urine? Urine. >> Yes. >> At the station, she continues to behave as if she did nothing wrong and attempts to do things her way. >> Which one? Blood. >> Urine. >> Urine. >> Right now. Right now. I'm going to give a urine. >> Well, I can't do that here. I'd have to go out to the hospital. >> So, >> no. >> Right now, I'll give the urine. I'm not I I'll give you urine right now. >> Deep breath in. >> No refusing. Okay. Jesus, please. >> Okay, go ahead. You be willing to provide me with a urine sample then? >> I just peed. >> Well, I know. I get that. But you said you would be able to do that if you want to go out to the hospital. I >> said, yeah. >> You want to go out the hospital and do a urine sample? >> I will pee right here for you. >> Well, I can't do it here. Here. I got to go at the hospital. >> Yeah, we can go to the hospital. >> Okay. Give me just a second. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Step in here again. I got to go and make get my car ready. >> Okay. >> All right. You ready to go give urine test? >> I No. I'm going to I want a lawyer. >> Well, you can do that when you go to trial. Are you not going to do this test? >> No. I want a lawyer. >> Okay, I understand that. Do you Are you going to do this test or No, >> I want a lawyer. >> All right. Well, I'm not asking you any questions or anything like that. This >> I want a lawyer. I'm so >> Okay. So, are you are you refusing everything? >> A lawyer? Yes. >> You're refusing everything? >> I'm going to pee my pants. I want a lawyer. >> All right. You are making no sense. All right. I think that's >> a lawyer. >> I got you. I understand you want a lawyer. >> She's ultimately charged with DUI. Number one, rooftop tantrum ends with handcuffs. Officers respond to a gas station after a woman climbs onto the building's roof and refuses to come down. Here's what happens next. Can you get down from there, please? >> Can you get down from there, please? >> What's that? >> Okay. >> What's that? >> Well, you need to get down. >> I'm not leaving the ammo until you get down. It's either you get down now or you're going to go to jail when you get down. >> Go to jail >> for trespassing. They don't want you here. >> I trespass. I don't want to do it. >> Have you trespassed her before? >> Um I'm not sure if this is the same woman he trespassed, but we had a woman probably 6 months ago that did the same thing. >> So it might be. >> Okay. You need to get down, please. >> Okay. You want to trespass? All right. >> Yes, please. Thank you. coming over. >> She's getting down. Hey, can you just go to the other side and make sure you doesn't go out that way? Glad >> you're here. Now you feel we never see each other again. >> Yeah, we should have been to see >> you guys on the ground. Put my ground. >> You want to come talk to me? Come talk to me. >> I'm glad you can make >> perfect. Yeah, come down here. We'll talk. >> Well, come down here. We'll talk. Come here. >> We'll talk to you. >> Come on. >> And I get down. Come get me. ass. >> I know there she is. >> She was coming down before you got here, though. >> Almost there. >> The last thing I impress. >> I can't hear you. >> Okay, come on. [ __ ] >> while she puts up a fight on the rooftop. Officers confirm with employees about pursuing charges. >> Hey, Michelle, can you go see if he wants to press charges for? >> Yeah, I guess. >> We're going to go this route. Let's get Let's get everything. >> Hey, you want to press charges if you don't leave? >> What's that? >> Perfect. Yeah, she wants to press charges. >> Press charges. All right, ma'am. You are trespass on this property right now. Okay. If you fail to leave this property, you're going to be arrest arrested for trespassing. >> Okay. This is not You wait. You have to leave right now. You're going to be arrested for trespassing and not listening to orders. Ma'am, if you do not get down right now, you're going to be arrested for trespassing. You need to leave. >> You are under arrest for your need to leave. >> Can you please get down? How many you should >> 500 yet? >> 500. Go ahead. 2011 Delta 33 I got under me. >> Yeah, I got you. Hold on. Mam, you need to go down. >> No, I got with me. >> All right, you need to leave this way. If you do not leave, you are subject to arrest. This is your last and final warning. >> They warn her. This is her final chance to cooperate. Will she finally come down or push things over the edge? >> Last and final warning. You are going to go to jail for trespass. Ma'am, please exit the same way you entered. >> All right. >> Give me your stuff. I'll hold on to your stuff. >> I got it. >> You got it. >> Hey, Michelle. She's going by my car. >> She's going by my car. You need to put your stuff down. >> You need to get down. >> I don't want to hurt anymore. put your feet over. Okay. >> There you go. Someone does traps. Yeah. >> Watch yourself. You're going to fall. >> You're going to fall. Please do not hit your head. 133 West Central 113 West Central 133 West Central. >> After finally coming down, she makes one last attempt to resist, but officers take control and detain her right away. This is exactly why you got to stop. >> This is exactly why I got to go home. Especially you. >> That's fine. >> This how y'all do the [ __ ] gloves. >> I don't have gloves on either. My >> car [Music] face the car widening stance for me. You got anything on you >> as As concerned, like we got no weapons. >> My weapon is on you guys. >> Huh? >> Nothing. My weapon is on you guys. >> Okay. You or anything like that? >> Um I don't think so. >> You don't think so? >> Not nothing illegal. >> Where would you have it if you didn't? >> Okay. Hey, is Michelle coming over here? >> Huh? >> Is Michelle coming over here? >> Uh they're going to finish searching. Oh, you need to share right now and put her away. Yeah. >> Victor m >> Why you want to do that? >> I got to figure out what's going on. You're up on a roof where you shouldn't be. >> Because when I went to the store, hold on. Just give me a second. Okay. >> All right. I'm tired. >> All right. Spread your feet for me. me instead of your car. >> A full search follows to ensure she has no contraband on her. >> Thank you. All right. You no additional contraband on your person. Is that correct? All right. Let me take this on your property. >> Do me a favor. Have a seat. 31. You check. Give me a second. Okay. >> Miss Miller, just a heads up, your copy of your trespass from this property is going to be in your in your property. Okay. It's going to be in your property which is going to go to you uh with you to jail. Okay. Do you understand why you're being arrested? >> No, sir. >> Cuz you were warned multiple times to get off the roof and leave the property. You were being trespassed and you refused to leave. Because you refused to leave, you are now being you're subject to arrest and that's why you were in a back of a cop car and that's why we were going to jail. >> Okay. And you're also going to get charged with I believe criminal mischief as well. >> That that top that thing on top of the ice machine. You dented when you when you stood on it. >> Did not. >> You did. >> Did not. >> Okay. >> And you're a liar. And >> Okay, man. I understand. >> You need to um all that's none of that's happening. What's gonna happen is you need to go look at the cameras. And the reason why I was even under the roof is because that girl put her hands on me. >> Okay, man. I'm just I just wanted to let you know that this is going to be in your property. Okay? Do you understand what a trespass warning is? You know what I mean? >> Before transporting her, officers serve her with a formal trespass warning that bars her from returning to the property for a year. >> Do you know what it means? Yes or no? >> Um, >> let me just explain it to you so there's no confusion. >> Okay. This trespass means that you're trespass from this property for it's going to be valid for a year. If you are found on this property within that time frame, you are going to be subject to arrest. Okay? You can if you're on this property, you will be arrested immediately. You understand? >> So, don't come back on this property for a year. >> Okay? >> All righty. >> All right. >> Officers wrap up the incident by securing her property and documenting the charges. Trespass and criminal mischief. And there you have it. Some of the most unbelievable Karen versus cop showdowns ever caught on tape.