What happens when disrespect meets authority? These Karens found out the hard way, and it's not pretty. Here are five cases when dumb Karens disrespect cops and it backfires. Number five, retired teacher's public breakdown in bar bathroom leads to arrest. Police respond to a bar where an intoxicated woman causes chaos. After downing over 15 drinks, she tries to drive away, but is stopped by staff. What's even worse is she turns aggressive, pushes a manager, and then locks herself in the bathroom for 3 hours. Here's what happens next. What's going on today? Oh, that lady right there is walking in The one in front of the cigar bar? Yep. You okay? What's going on? Uh she tried driving leaving my bar and then she put her hands on my manager and my manager told me to call Okay. and dispatch asked me to follow. Okay. All right. Uh she's she's the blonde hair one walking into the cigar bar right now? Yeah. Okay. All right. black black jacket. Do me a favor, sir, and just stand by right here, okay? She walked in there, okay, we'll make contact with her in a second. All right. Uh Don, we're down in front of cigar bar. Is that is that the person that she made contact with? out in front of the Can he come out? Okay. All right. All right, thanks, Don. Everything okay? Everything is okay, thank you. 4101 Okay, we'll be on something. So, uh female blonde hair comes in comes into the deck, okay. So, that's a that's a a dive bar, right? Okay. All right. So, he's saying that female was sick, too, okay. She tries to She tried to get drinks, correct, or something? trying to leave. She was trying to leave. Okay. to leave out of there and drive. Okay, so she tried to get into the car. Manager comes over and was like, "You're not Yeah, you're not driving. You're not driving." Uh tries to prevent her from driving. I'll get you an Uber. And then he's saying that he was pushed. Yeah, she pushed him and that's when he told me to call. So, I watched her walk towards the female restroom. So, how you doing, sir? Hi, how's it What's Do you even know her name, sir? I have no idea. No idea. Sir, what happened? What's going on today? Well, my bartender told me that there's a woman too intoxicated driving sitting at our outside patio table one. I go out there talk to her, she's on the phone with somebody and somebody. And then she gets up, starts walking to her car. She hangs up her phone. And then I was like, "Ma'am, you really should not be driving." She's going backwards all the The bar manager explains that the woman was clearly unfit to drive and became hostile when they intervened. Then she opened up the car door. I said, "Ma'am, if you go ahead and drive, I'm going to have to report this no matter what." And then she's like, "No, I only live a block and a half away." I said, "Ma'am, I'm really hoping that you don't drive." And I'm standing there in the doorway just trying to talk to her. Then she pops me Get the [ __ ] right here in the chest. Do you have any marks? Can I see? It's nothing like that. She just Okay, would you like to press charges? I just want to make sure she's not driving. That was my whole sir. Just uh So, right now and get her to go ahead and not drive because she gets It's 4K, go ahead. Finally, the officers approach her in the bathroom stall and attempt to talk her into getting out. Hello. I Yeah, you've been saying that I I really just I just need to talk to you. [Applause] I can't hear you. Because you're through You got a ride coming to pick you up? Yes. Okay, well, I still need to talk to you. That's fine. I don't care where you live. I just need to talk to you, not through a bathroom wall. I understand that, but I can't leave until I speak with you. So, I'd appreciate it if you just stop [Applause] Well, she's got somebody supposedly You're barking up the wrong tree cuz I'm not drunk at all. You can try to tag me out. You got your paperwork? You get the paperwork and I got a hot Yeah, we need that done because she's not going to be cooperative. What? She's not going to be cooperative. serious right now? Are you Are you serious right now? All right, give me a second. What And all all I know is I'm going to be needing my inhaler soon. Oh, that's right. [Music] We don't want to throw you in jail, we just want you to come out of the stall. [Music] Yeah, but back in the bathroom. Come back in the bathroom. However, instead of cooperating, she firmly refuses to come out. The officers remain calm and try to de-escalate, but her non-compliance leaves them with no choice but to do this. I can't even Huh? I can't believe how long I've been standing in a women's bathroom waiting for an adult woman. And she now she's telling her ride No, she's staying put. You guys listen to the ride. Yeah. You're walking in. I need the god cigar bar. Back in the bathroom. Talk to her taking me home. And she just asked me she said where are you from? Cigar bar. Sergeant Mills with the Cape Coral Police Department. [Applause] Okay, I hear you. Listen, this establishment has asked that we trespass you from this establishment, so can you close that door? What? The bar you're in right now has asked us to trespass you. They no longer want you in the building and they would like us to escort you out. Therefore, you have two choices. One, you can come out of there and we will escort you out. Two, we will force our way in and you will go to jail tonight. Those are your two choices. So, pick one in the next 3 seconds. I'm fine. All right, turn around. All right, turn around. Put your hands behind your back. For what? placed under arrest. Oh, well, then Oh, so this didn't have to happen. No, it didn't. You made it happen. No, I didn't. You literally walked yourself into an arrest tonight by not coming out of the Just want to let you know, I It's double locked. 20 times. Okay. [Music] I did. Just being an adult solves a lot of problems. Yeah, wouldn't It would. Yeah. But you chose not to Yeah. Very nice. Okay. Come over here to the front of my car, ma'am. I don't have no car here. Okay. Well, that's not my concern right now. She's ultimately arrested and escorted out of the bar. Her erratic behavior continues as the officers search her and try to secure her without further incident. Keep walking back here. That's not nice. Of course, that's not too you. No. I always supported you Okay, right here. Right here. Are you serious? Right here. I'm walking. I'm not even Stop, female. Search her, please. Can you get a light for me? jail for DUI, so Hey. Can you stop? Huh? No. Film my Okay, well, there Okay, you try You can do it. another charge. Okay, you try to touch me again, you're going to be battery, okay? Battery my Okay. Oh, aren't you good. Now we have earned so Come on. Okay, there's battery LEO. Congratulations, ma'am. Yeah. Okay, that's another charge. Come on. You need to calm down. You're just making this worse for you. Oh, yeah. Okay. Cooperate with the officers. Come on, do some more. Come on. Okay. Let me scoot over. Shove it up my ass. Now you're being charged with battery. I got it. Get it on. Yeah, because you're a lesbian. What? Ma'am, you're making a series of bad decisions here and I'm trying to get you to stop making more. You want me to take that off? No, I don't. Actually. All right, well, see you. Yeah, After losing her job and facing battery charges, she writes to the judge in regret and is sentenced to probation. Number four, arrest takes a turn when suspect's sister shows up and stirs trouble. A high-speed police chase comes to an end when officers successfully stop the fleeing vehicle. The suspect, already facing multiple warrants, is apprehended and officers begin securing the scene. However, the situation becomes more complicated when the suspect's sister arrives and refuses to comply with police instructions. Hey, guys. I have no problem with you guys standing here taking pictures or whatever, but if you could just do it I'm checking on my nephew. Okay, just do it from over there by the fire hydrant, please. What's the difference? Just We're not allowing cars or anybody else through Okay. Okay. This is a public street. It is. But right now we've closed all this this part off to the public. You're more than welcome to stand over there and do it. I didn't do anything. I don't think so, no. Hey guys. Guys. You might want to back the ambulance up more into here just I'll back it up more for you. If you just want to check He's in the squad car on the left. The door is open. He's He was the driver. He's just got left side pain from the strike. Just to avoid what's coming. I understand. I understand. You got to stay here. You got to stay here. He's okay. He's okay. I will get somebody over here to talk to you. No. I understand. I understand, ma'am. We got to stay right here. Okay. I understand. He's He's He's got some left side pain from the crash. Okay. Somebody's going to come over. I know. I know. Right here. We got to stay right here. Let me stay right here. I understand, ma'am. And I understand you're upset. Okay? Right here. Just stay right here. Yes. Yes, he will talk to you. Yeah. His his leg's just injured, so I can't let you go. Okay. Let me go to this red truck. You might be able to see from over there. Please please don't create a problem. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen to me. I know. Right there. Ma'am, we got to stay back. Please. I know. He's going to come back this way. He's right here. Please don't communicate with Despite their leniency, she repeatedly tries to get closer, ignoring direct orders to stay back. Her insistence on approaching the scene creates unnecessary tension and distracts the officers from managing the ongoing situation. I'm letting him know I'm here with him. He's hurt. I've let you come this far. No. No, I've let me come this far because he's hurt. If he wasn't hurt, I wouldn't give a damn. I'm not going to I I can't trust what you're saying cuz cuz I I already know about his warrants and I don't give about all that. I know you want him, but I care about his life. I know. I know. Jason, I'm here. Heidi. Yeah, I care about his life. You don't. You know what I mean? Okay. He's fine. He's moving. Hold on. And I understand The jail thing, great. But I I had him. Just like your mother had you. Yes. Heidi, he is okay. He communicated with us. His his right leg was a little injured from the Or his left leg was a little injured from the accident, but he was completely coherent, having a conversation with us. So, I I I'm not a medical professional, but I don't believe his life is in danger, okay? You You You You You You You I think they're just moving I think He's in the car. I don't That I don't know. Something's Something's not right. And and and I'm if he Y'all know what I'm You guys aren't supposed to ram into them or chase them. Only if I turn and spin. I don't I know my rights. I know my rights. that lawsuit. I don't need no money. I make great money. I'M SAYING ARE YOU OKAY, BABY? BUT THEY DON'T CARE about his life. They just I don't care about them running them behind bars. I That's my child. Hey, are you okay? He didn't endanger anybody. He's innocent. Don't argue. Andy, don't argue with them. That's all That's all they care about. I just care about if he's okay. He is okay. The young lady that's in the car that is she's hurt. So, he's probably I just said was somebody in there with them. Oh, is she okay? She's hurt. She's going to the hospital. Okay, what's going on with her? She's going to the hospital, she said. STOP TALKING TO HIM. SHUT UP. THE SISTER BECOMES increasingly confrontational, accusing the officers of mistreatment and insisting on direct communication with her brother. No. For real, shut up. Stop talking to them. What's that? I know, right? Yeah, we don't worry about that. You just worry about YOUR YOU ALL RIGHT, BABY? NO. OKAY. YEAH, don't talk to me. I'm not a criminal. Heidi, nobody calls you a criminal. Yeah, but I I hear them Nobody called you a criminal. talking to him. He obviously don't like I KNOW THEY DON'T LIKE YOU because your son can I like Heidi a lot. You can't say that. No, I know Stop talking to them. I don't like them. So, Well, I I We followed him up from Stevie's house. We followed him from Stevie's house cuz he's hanging out with Stevie. Hey, he's all right. He's not doing anything wrong. He's got warrants. A lot of them. What happened just now? So, we tried to I saw him get in the car up at Stevie's house. He's dancing in the street. And then he something spooked him. I don't know if he saw me or what. And then stop talking. So, something spooked him. He ran to the car. Took off. Because he's got warrants, we pursued the vehicle. He went from up at Stevie's house pretty much down here where we put the vehicle and and made him stop. So, now he's under arrest for all the due driving charges and stuff. I do not. Hold on one second. So, that's where we're at. I have no idea on that. He's going to the hospital. Why don't you jump over here, huh? You go over there. Yeah. Um is is she going to be okay? I think she'll be fine. Get lost. I'm not playing. You can go to jail. You can go to jail. You want charges for his stolen As more family members arrive, the scene grows chaotic. The officers calmly explain that she needs to remain in a designated area, but her refusal to cooperate escalates the situation further. That's not a stolen car. She reported her car stolen by him. No, you didn't talk to me. Wrong information. You did not talk to He's going to get the charge for the stolen Jeep. This is his sister. THAT'S NOT EXERCISE, YOU DUMMY. YEAH, D A OH, SO WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? WHAT ARE YOU talking about? I KNOW, BUT WHAT IS IT? WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? I GOT MORE. Y'ALL BETTER GET OFF THE STREET. [Music] Stop grabbing my Okay? STOP GRABBING MY HAND. HEIDI, GRAB MY PHONE. HEIDI, GRAB MY PHONE. I'm the one Heidi, grab my phone. No, it's going WITH YOU. YOU CAN'T get in it. I don't want to get in it. You can't get in it. You can't get in it. [Music] No. No. No, you won't. HE BETTER SHE'S ONLY SHE'S ONLY 120. OKAY. She's going to handcuff No, you can't do nothing with me. Let's go. Off the street. Let's go. We're We're done now, OKAY? WE'RE DONE. WE'RE GOING TO GET HER. LET'S GO. 300 BUCKS. WHAT IS IT? 300 BUCKS. SO, WHAT IS THE CHARGE? 300. LET'S GO. HEIDI, RECORD THAT. STEVIE. STEVIE. I need you to do me a favor. Get everybody back. Get everybody back. It's done. IT'S DONE. I'M GETTING HER PHONE her phone. We will We will get it. Her phone goes with her. The officers handle her detention professionally, focusing on maintaining control of the situation while minimizing disruption. I don't like these guys. IDIOT, CALM DOWN. LET'S GO. THEY THEY TOOK LAYLA TO JAIL. WHY? GUYS, come on. Let's go. [Music] You can't get in it. I'll do the affidavit, copy and paste. You want your shoes on? No, I'm okay. Y'ALL HANDCUFFS CUT MY WRIST. HEIDI. THEY'RE NOT made for comfort, honey. No, y'all handcuffs cut my wrist. Yeah, they're not made for comfort. They're made to control you. They're doing a good job of that, right? Y'all happy now? Y'all happy? Y'all happy? Y'all happy? Y'all happy? Y'all happy? And I'm still talking [ __ ] And I'm still talking [ __ ] Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Stop. Stop. Yeah, you act like a child, you're going to be treated like Stop. I'm finding a damn I'm fine and dandy. You said you knew my name. No, I didn't. Oh. [Music] Stop. Hopefully your vehicle is legally parked cuz if it's not, I'm going to tow it later. Stop. It's not mine. I'm still going to tow it. So? Cuz you're parked in the wrong way. It's not mine. Sorry. Stop. During the ride to the station, the woman stays combative, acting as though she's entirely innocent. Mike Bob. Mike Bob. What you say? I'm not talking to you. I'll talk to you when I'm talking to you. Oh, okay. Sorry. Sit down in the car, please. Okay. Thank you. You're welcome. My daughter. My daughter's dollar. Yeah, I'm about to find out. What's your phone number? I don't have a number, sir. What's your social security number? I don't have my social security. Why not? Because I just don't You're 30 years old. You should know. I just don't I just don't know I'm 40 and you want it and I just Yeah, I know. And I just don't know it. 50 I just Let me guess, you don't have a job? No. Where? No, that's where you work, I guess. I'm here. You can toss it right here because I got her. She was in her phone. Cool. 156 on 3. I see what you're doing in her purse. I mean, that's what that I mean, I guess it could be harassment, too. Yeah. It sucks to have a phone you can't get into. I don't care about your phone. Free my brother. Free my brother. You have more people to catch other than him. What's taking you so long? Where do I get my phone? Oh. Yes. These cuffs are pretty tight. Even after reaching the station, her behavior doesn't change. Do you need the address again cuz I'm pretty sure you know that well, too, right? She's ultimately charged with interference with official acts. Number three, fired bartender's furious outburst ends in arrest. Deputies patrolling near a local bar notice a woman being escorted outside by another staff member. She's visibly upset having just been fired from her bartending job. Rather than leaving quietly, she begins creating a scene, shouting and refusing to calm down. Here's what happens when the deputies approach her to assess the situation. Because you're acting you're acting crazy. Anybody else would get arrested for this. You've been outside screaming and yelling for the last 10 minutes. Chris stop. Nobody else would get away with that. I I'm giving you the courtesy. Okay. All right. Look, you know everything tonight. So, just go away. I just want my phone. Go talk to Evan. Can I ask will you arrest me? No, go ahead. Go talk to Evan if you're just asking to go get your phone. But that's the thing. My purse is right here. But yeah, that's fine. Thank you. Never want That's the thing. I'm sad that you think if you say you know me that you think that I I know of you. I know that you work here. That's all I said. That's it. Know of and know is two different things. Get out of my face. I'm sorry that I know you. Why? WHY DO YOU SAY SERIOUSLY? NO, I I WANT TO KNOW. I'M SORRY THAT I KNOW YOU. YEAH, I yeah, at this point, yes. The way you're acting, that's exactly how I feel. Am I the wildest you've got yet? Am I wild or what? Huh? Alcohol? You said you're sorry that you know me. Am I doing something Am I like Why would you like say that? It's kind of mean. That's what I do. See you. You're not even that drunk anymore. The thing is like I got to go to a fight with my manager. THAT'S MY MANAGER AND YOU'RE going to try to get involved like you know me. Like that's my manager. I explained this I explained this to you. The deputies make it clear that if she simply walks away, she won't face any trouble. Instead, she refuses to comply and continues escalating the situation. You don't know the shirt. Do you even know me? Yes, maybe. Do you know me now? I don't know. Are you on it right now? I DON'T KNOW. LOOK AT ME and say I know of you. I don't like you. Okay, we had this conversation. Literally look at that. We're done having this conversation. No, I'm not. Give me that number. 158 158 Yes. You looked at me and said I know of you. I don't like you. I didn't say I didn't like you. I said right now You SAID QUOTE UNQUOTE I know of you. Request the body cam footage and you can have all the information you want. body cam footage Okay. Well, it's all right here. Oh, now I'm the [ __ ] Yes, because I want that. Like why like you're like mean mean mean mean? Okay. Goodbye. Goodbye. Oh, my phone. Alcohol. I don't have I'm not going to get your phone. You have such a problem with me. Look, your friend has your phone. Go and get your phone. Am I being that crazy that he's so uncomfortable? Why is he so uncomfortable? I'm I'm perfectly fine. to know the straining that you're getting that I make you so uncomfortable. What did I do that I made you I don't know. What did I do? Exactly what you're doing right now. And that makes you uncomfortable? Yeah, you're Oh, I'm so uncomfortable. Did it? I don't know because that's I didn't say anything about being uncomfortable. Because you said I made you so uncomfortable. I don't work here anymore. I got fired. Clearly. Clearly. What? I That's the thing. I'm not trying to cause a scene. You are. It's called interference with business. Disorderly conduct. SO, SHE WAS EMBARRASSED BECAUSE LOOK I'M SORRY. WALKED BACK INSIDE. I MEAN, YOU KNOW my here I don't care. I have a like a job. I was still a student. I'm a criminal major. I don't do t-shirts. HOLD ON. I'M NOT FOR THE PRINCIPAL. I'M NOT THAT THIS GUY AS tensions rise, the woman's behavior becomes increasingly erratic. She accuses the deputies of being unprofessional and claims she's being treated unfairly. Considering I work here Sundays, 12 hours, 13 hours. WHERE'S THE POLICE OFFICER? IT'S I DON'T MEAN TO BE DISRESPECTFUL. I DON'T KNOW if you guys think it like that. You're really sensitive. THE ASIAN GUY AND THE WHITE GUY WHO'S A LITTLE bit bigger. He's a little bit bigger. I talked to them for just 12 hours in a row. They're normal guy. I The fact that you thought THAT WAS CRAZY. I'M NOT OKAY. I'M WILD, TOO. SERIOUSLY? I'M WILD. YOU KNOW ME. You don't know me. He said I've heard of you. Am I famous? You change your You change your words every time you talk. Am I famous in public? Because you don't remember anything you're saying. Did you not say that? I said I know of you. How do you know of me? BECAUSE YOU WORK HERE. LISTEN. GET OUT OF GET OUT OF MY FACE or you're going to get arrested. Arrested after that sentence? Yes. Get out OF MY FACE. GO. AND PULL AWAY FROM ME. THERE YOU GO. LET'S GO. 158 at the Belmar. I have one female, 41 D. Her unwillingness to listen or de-escalate leaves the deputies with no choice but to arrest her. What am I being arrested for? Disorderly conduct and interference with business. What did you say? I said You said you made them uncomfortable yourself. I didn't make them So, who said Who said that I'm being arrested? Just turn around. Turn around. Turn around. I'll be calm. I promise. I'm okay. Relax. Relax. I'm in shock right now. This is shocking to me. I graduate in 2 days. This is shocking to me. That I was talking to people in front of the place that I work. I am shocked. talking. You were yelling and talking to yourself. I was yelling? Yes, you were. Yes, I did. I was not yelling. If you think that The woman is issued two summonses, one for interfering with business and another for disorderly conduct. What could have been a simple resolution instead turns into an unnecessary arrest due to her refusal to cooperate. Number two, woman tries crying her way out after being caught ditching contraband. A routine traffic stop quickly escalates when officers observe a passenger throwing narcotics out of the vehicle. The officers approach the car intending to question the individuals inside. Here's what happens next. What's your name, ma'am? Latanya. Latanya, I'm Trooper Lucky with the Indiana State Police. He He explained why we stopped you guys, right? Got you. I was just looking at this picture here and I thought maybe it didn't quite look like you. Uh what's the last four of your Okay, I appreciate you. We'll be right back with you. Okay. I'll have you come back here, okay? If you want to sit on the curb, you can. I'm sorry cuz I get I'll get stiff. You what? I'll get stiff. It'd be hard for me to get up. Okay. That's all. Okay, you're good. I just got out of out of the car. Now that's okay. I just got out. For what? Um failure to appear. For what? Uh probation. Uh-huh. Come on, face the car. Why? OH, NO. THAT'S WHY I GOT A WARRANT. I DON'T HAVE NO WARRANTS. WHAT'S WRONG? STOP. I don't have no warrants. Stop. I'll talk to you in a second. Stop. Okay. I didn't. I didn't. Let go. I don't have any things. That wasn't me. Hey, ma'am, if you resist me, I'm going to charge you with resisting arrest. I didn't. I promise I didn't. Stop resisting him. That wasn't me. I haven't did anything. Please, sir, I haven't did anything. We're not We're not going anywhere until you calm down. Okay, I haven't did anything. If you If you calm down, I'll talk to you. Okay, I haven't did anything. Is that fair? Okay. All right, so So right now I want you to relax your arms. Relax your arms. Okay, so don't tense up on me again, okay? I want you to spread your feet. Okay, and I want you to relax your arms, okay? All right, just like this. Don't Don't Don't pull away from me again, okay? All right, let your arms go. Touch the back of your hands together. Ma'am, Put the back of your hands together like this. Stop. Yep, exactly. There you go. You're good. Hey, don't move. Okay? You're just being detained. We'll figure it out. Don't worry. As the officers attempt to detain her for questioning, she resists making the process far more complicated than it needs to be. You got any more on you? No, that's not mine. That's what belongs to me. That's not mine. I promise you that. Stop moving. That's not mine. I promise you. Did you watch me throw it on the ground? I didn't throw NOTHING ON THE GROUND. I promise you I did. Okay, I didn't throw nothing on the ground. I promise you didn't see me throw nothing. did. No, you didn't. You're telling me a story. You didn't hear me throw nothing. That was not mine. I stood right there. You didn't hear me throw nothing on the ground. I wouldn't If I throw it, I would have I would have thrown it in front of you. I I actually think you dropped it on accident, I'm being honest. I don't have nothing. I don't do that. On my mama, that's not mine. Hey, you You got any coke? No, no, I don't have none. No, okay. Um she had coke. Okay, so she's going to jail for that. Um is there any more in the car? No, I just searched her. She just got in right there on 50. Okay, who does the car belong to? It's It's my car. Okay. Um can I search it? Yeah, I mean yeah, I don't have nothing in my car. Okay. Just stay here for a second. The reason why I wanted you to sit over here and not on the curb is cuz the coke she threw was right there in the grass. I just didn't want you near it so that way there's no miscommunication, okay? Yep. Okay, good deal. I understand. That's not mine. Okay, that's not mine. I appreciate it. That's not mine, sir. That's not mine. Can you move for me? Actually, I'll just move you. I'm hot. I'm hot. I got a lighter in there. I'm hot. I don't have anything. That's a lighter. I'm buying with my phone there. That's not my stuff. Your phone's in the purse. I'm giving you a chance to be honest before I search your purse. If there's more in here, I'm not willing to work with you. But if you're honest, I will work with you. I know I'm going to find some coke or something in there, so tell me what I'm going to find, I'll be honest, and I'll work with you. That's not mine. That's what locked me up. Okay. Yeah, there's nothing in there. I'm glad that's nothing in there. Okay. Her erratic behavior draws more attention to herself, and her continued denial only worsens the circumstances. Do you have a medical condition we should know about, ma'am? What do you have? I I have failure heart. Suggestion failure heart. Yes, I do. Okay, do you need to see a doctor right now? Yes. Yes? Yes, I'm sweating bullets. Do you want a EMS to come here? Yes. Okay. That's not mine. Can I have my asthma, please? I got to tell the ambulance uh what That's not mine. That's not belong to me. Hey, stop moving your arms while she's trying to search you. have anything. Is she letting you search her? That's all I have is a lighter. Yeah. That's it. Yeah, that's all I have is a lighter. Nothing. Is there more coke? No. Is that what you found? Yeah. No, YOU FOUND NO COKE ON ME. YOU HAVEN'T FOUND NO DRUGS I did. No, you didn't. YOU SAID I DROPPED SOMETHING. I DIDN'T DROP NOTHING, SIR. THAT'S NOT MINE. THAT'S NOT MINE, YOU WRONG. AND THEN YOU SAID STUFF WAS ON HIS SEAT. THAT'S NOT MINE. I JUST GOT IN THE CAR WITH HIM. I PROMISE YOU. Have you taken vitals on her in there? I promise you. If she doesn't need to be transported by you, I can just transport her. Yes, save me. I want the hospital. Just bring me my property. You got me wrong. Okay, you're okay if I take you to the hospital? I want to go with them. Let them bring me my property. You got me wrong. You accusing me of something. I'll take that. You wrong. That's not nothing in there. That's nothing. You can't go on just if she's going to act like that. Nothing. I'm just saying he's Okay, okay. Hey, listen to me. Listen to me. You wrong. I broke I won't do anything. This officer right here is going to transport you to the hospital. What happened to me? I'm going to tell you I'm just saying you wrong. You accusing me, sir. I won't have anything. That's not mine. Listen. That's not mine. She's going to transport you to the hospital, okay? As the situation unfolds, the woman claims she needs medical attention stating she has health issues. The officers call for emergency medical services to ensure safety, but her behavior remains uncooperative. Where was this at? In my bra. I keep a lighter in my bra. I smoke cigarettes. What's the paper say? Huh? My paper in the car will SAY THAT I'M SWEATING, SIR. Ain't nothing in there. I promise you. I don't have cuz I didn't have no, sir. Okay. That's mine. I have a right to talk to a psychiatrist, every I want to talk to a psychiatrist. Please, before you take me, LET ME TALK TO A PSYCHIATRIST, PLEASE. A PSYCHIATRIST THEY ARE. YES, they are. Stop screaming. Please, I'm not doing anything wrong. People in this hospital are sick and you're you're dying. I'm sick, but you I don't care nothing about being sick. People in this hospital are literally dying. I'm dying, too. You're not dying. I have failure heart. You're perfectly fine. No, that's their side. They're perfectly They can't tell y'all anything. I WANT TO TALK TO a psychiatrist. I NEED TO TALK TO A PSYCHIATRIST. They won't treat a patient or whatever on me. And I want to talk TO A PSYCHIATRIST. YOU WON'T LET ME TALK TO A PSYCHIATRIST. Keep your arms down. You won't let me talk to a psychiatrist. Keep your arms down, okay? I want to talk to a psychiatrist. There's kids in the hospital. Okay. down. Huh? Something's wrong now. I want to talk to a psychiatrist. I want a therapist. Please. For one minute, can I get up and talk to a therapist? Stand up. Up. Oh, I want to talk to a therapist. She just keeps putting them down. I want to talk to a therapist. We're just going to have to force her. Uh-huh. Okay? Oh, NOW YOU GOT BRACES. NOW MY BRACES REALLY GOING TO GET [ __ ] UP. STOP. LET ME I WANT TO TALK TO A THERAPIST. ALL RIGHT. CAN I TALK TO A THERAPIST? IS A THERAPIST HERE? COME ON. STAND UP. I WANT A THERAPIST. I WANT to talk to a therapist. I want to TALK TO A THERAPIST. YOU HAVE MY HANDS UP. I WANT TO TALK TO A THERAPIST. LET ME PULL MY PHONE. STOP IT. LET ME PULL my phone. JUST ONE. LET ME PULL MY PHONE. YOU HURTING ME. SHE CONTINUES TO ARGUE, make accusations, and resist throughout the process, leaving the officers no choice but to proceed with THE ARREST. YOU HURTING ME. YOU ABUSING ME. [Music] YOU ABUSING ME. OKAY, you hurting me. All right, come on. You hurting me. I want to talk to a therapist. I have a right to talk to a therapist for me. I HAVE A RIGHT. I HAVE A RIGHT. I have a right here. I have a right. Wait a minute. I A RIGHT. I HEY, SHE JUST BIT ME. I didn't bite YOU. STOP. I HAVE a right. Stop. I didn't bite you. YES, YOU DID. I did not bite you. I did not bite you. [Music] I have a right to talk to a therapy. I have a right. I did not bite YOU. STOP. I HAVE A RIGHT TO TALK to a therapy. And I'm not feeling good. Don't force me. I didn't. I HAVE A RIGHT. I HAVE A RIGHT. I HAVE A RIGHT. I have a right. I did not bite you. I have I have A RIGHT. I DID NOTHING WRONG. I WANT TO TALK TO A THERAPY. I DID NOTHING WRONG. AND Y'ALL COME IN HERE AND TELL ME I'M FINE. STOP. I'M JUST DOING THIS. I'M NOT GOING TO WALK. YOU TELL ME I'M FINE. AND I'M NOT FINE. I'M NOT FINE, SIR. I'M NOT. PLEASE, I'M SAYING I'M NOT FINE. STOP MOVING YOUR HEAD. OKAY. STOP. WHY? WHY? BECAUSE YOU'RE BITING. WHY I GOT STOP MOVING YOUR HEAD. BITING. TAKE YOUR HAND OFF OF MY HEAD. TAKE YOUR HAND OFF OF MY HEAD, PLEASE. PLEASE, take your hand off of my head. You want to take me back to Okay, don't bite then. I WOULD NOT GET OFF OF ME LIKE THAT. OKAY, DON'T BITE. YOU CAN'T TREAT ME LIKE I'M A DOG. WHAT DOG AND THAT'S WHAT THE DOG POLICE IS DOING. QUIT TREATING ME LIKE I'M A DOG. I AM SICK. IN THE END, she faces multiple charges including possession of illegal substances, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and battery on a law enforcement officer. Number one, Karen's drunken antics lead her to being kicked out of concert. At a concert, officers deal with an all too common situation. A disruptive intoxicated woman causing a scene. Unable to stand properly, she refuses to leave after being denied entry. I see that. I already told you to leave. No. [Music] Hey. All right, yeah. You need medical? Yeah, we're good. She's got She can't come in. Yeah, that's fine. You need medical? No, she's Wait, why did she just say that? Honestly, I'm not fine. Oh, this woman Okay, first of all First of all, you're coming with me. Come on. You're coming out Out here? Hey. [Music] Come here. No. You're coming out here. Where are your friends at? They going in there? You do not do that to me. You do not. I'm not that Stop. It's a fact that they literally just tried to drag me down in the middle of the EMS? No, I'm fine. What do you mean? I literally am going in. If you continue to cause continue to cause problems, I will formally trespass you and you can never come back. Okay, that's fine. 100% fine. I 100% agree that. All right. Do you have someone to take care of her? Get her home. Yeah, do what we don't get a ticket sweetie for that. Even if it's us and we're not We didn't do anything. Okay, sir. in there. Sir, sir, sir. Like I'm actually being so stupid. We didn't do anything. You are not going in. Is he hitting me? Yeah, honestly, hold me while my best friend goes. My best friend deserves to have a good night. have somebody come pick her up. Cuz she's not being left alone in this state. If you have someone come take care of her, y'all can go back in. You're fine. You're able to go in there. She can't GO IN. WHAT DID I DO? I DIDN'T do anything. I didn't. Dude, my boyfriend just literally another in front of me. Like I'm sorry that I'm upset. Like I'm sorry. Like how was that a The officers quickly identify that her condition poses a safety risk, not just to herself, but to others. Despite this, she insists she's fine. Well, it's a safety issue. How is it a safety issue? Okay, you watch your girlfriend another another in front of you. What are you going to do? What are you going to do? What? All right. I'm a little upset. I'm a little upsetty spaghetti. Hey, you have every right to be upset, but given your intoxicated You couldn't even stand up straight. I'm literally fine. I'm fine. I'm fine. I'm literally fine. I will literally walk in so hard. This is my only night going out. I literally just turned 21. I don't want to go out after this. I'm fine. You are not fine. You're not going in. I'm fine. This is my only night going out after 21. I do not WANT TO GO OUT AFTER THIS. I want to lock in with school. I want to do every everything that includes that. You have an ID? I'm fine. Yeah, you want to see my I do. I will literally show you my Where's my phone? Where's my phone? I want to show you my ID. I am literally What? Who? No. Get the out of my face. He's not getting me. If he gets me, I actually get the You can't come back in. out of my face. Go then. Go then. Go then. Okay, one of them needs to watch you. [Music] You're going to She's going to She's going to get No, [ __ ] you. You can't Dude, you're Go. Get the [ __ ] out of my face. Go. Go. You are this close to getting arrested. I know. You're going to go to jail. for disorderly intoxication, all right? You're literally [ __ ] trying to do that. Yeah, honestly, just Okay. No, we're going to sit her down over here. You're stand up. You're going to sit down over here. You're so cute. As the officers attempt to de-escalate, the woman becomes increasingly defiant. She refuses to comply with instructions and continues arguing, drawing the attention of others around her. Can we get EMS outside the main gate, please, for a heavily intoxicated female? You're staying right down there until EMS gets here. No, I don't like that. I want to go home. I want to You are going to go home, but you're going to stay seated down cuz you can't stand. If you get in the car with me, we can go home. Yes, miss. You suck. You're embarrassing. This is embarrassing as I really don't give a You are about to get detained until you get over here. I know. I don't I'm going to let you get arrested cuz you're literally I'm going to get arrested. I really don't give two You're staying on the ground. Ashley, would you let me talk to you? NO, I DON'T. GET AWAY FROM ME. Go away. Go away. if you just walk back to the car with me, it'd be easy. It's Madison. It's you. Madison, just talk to her real I'm [ __ ] You want to walk back? Ashley, let's wait for EMS to get here. They'll grab a wheelchair for the wheeler out there. Then EMS what? She's not EMS what? Wheelchair what? If you just let her walk that way with us, she'll be fine. She's falling over twice just standing here. She walked all the way here. Just give me Give it to me. She give it. Give it. EMS what? No, it's really hot. You sound It's. Keep her there for 2 seconds and we'll grab a partner. Jesus Christ. Her actions lead her to being restrained with officers working to keep her calm despite her aggressive outbursts. For 2 seconds. All right, we're done with this. Please, let me go. I promise you on everything. I like that. Yeah, that's great. Let me go. Please, let me go. I need to hit my vape. You want to walk I'm going to grab Hartford so I can then walk her over there. No, I just want to be let go. I literally just do. I just I'm trying to get her over to EMS. She's just drunk. get her out of here. But she's falling over three times just standing here, so I'm getting a wheelchair for her. Okay. So I need I'm going to go get Hartford so then you guys don't have to deal with it. Can you please What are you doing with Hey. The chair is here. The chair I want to go. Go away. I'm not a dumb Sit down. I'm not a stupid No. Okay. Okay, listen. I'm not dumb. I'm not dumb. It's either this or jail, okay? Then I'll go to jail. Sit down. Mommy No, get away. No, seriously, you're going to make me angry. Okay. We're already getting pretty angry, all right? Just get away and you're making me a little upset. No, seriously, get away. This is any man. Get away. I'm lucky RIGHT NOW. PUT YOUR FEET IN. Put your feet up. I will Okay, then you're going to get hurt. Put your feet up or you get hurt. One or the other. No problem. Just going to All right. We'll grab this corner. Like that. We'll see. [Applause] You're mine. Hey, stop. All right, real quick. Where do you want her? Where was easiest to That back porch entrance. [Music] Is he in? I'm borderline. She hasn't done anything yet. She hasn't been. drunk and disorderly. Drunk in the store at this point. She fell over three For her safety and the safety of those around her, EMS is called to assist. And she's I'm taking [Music] All right. Okay. Keep going. She's not hurt? Uh she's 15, drunk in the store. No, actually I literally just came. [Music] No, my brother's in the department. I won't give No, get me out. MY BROTHER'S IN THE DEPARTMENT. I don't care. He can figure it out. Okay. He can figure it out. No, let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. You guys good? Let's go. Can I go get my computer? Yeah. All right. Why are you guys holding me up like that? Like Look at her acting like a baby right now. Like I'm not afraid. I do not give two Ma'am, what's your name? No, I'm about to literally spaz What's your name? Cuz someone's about to Don't start Don't start kicking or you're going to start You're going to get more It's about to I'm literally going to spaz the Yeah, shut up with my mouth. I wish. Good night. I should get me. GET OFF OF ME. Get the off of me. Get off of me. Ashley, you need to stop. You're You're about to get yourself in some serious trouble. give Oh, you You will care. I'm going to go home. Get the off of me. You're not If you The way you're acting, you're not going home. I really don't give I really don't give a Me in jail, whatever. I really don't care. Take me home. Give me 5 seconds. Give me 5 seconds. No. Take me to Stand up. Stand up. Take me to jail. I really do not give two I really do not give two All right, stand up. Despite repeated warnings from the police, she becomes increasingly uncooperative, making the situation even more challenging. Ready? Come on, put your leg up underneath. Stand up. Stand up. There we go. Let's stand Let's lean against the wall here. Come on over here, Ashley. The car's here. Yeah, let's see your right right right to the car. Get away. Stand up. Get away FROM ME. GET AWAY. How old ARE YOU? 20. GET AWAY from me. Get away. Get the away from me. Actually, you know what? I'll go with you. Thanks. So, walk for me. Stand up. Stand up, Ashley. Walk. Let's see if he's working, okay? What side? I just want to see my brother. He is literally in THE DEPARTMENT. I GOT TO SEE MY BROTHER. I WANT TO SEE MY BROTHER. I WANT TO SEE MY BROTHER. HEY, ASHLEY. I want to see my brother. I want to see my brother. I want to see my brother. I want to He is a literally a firefighter. My brother. Oh, he is touching me. I'm not literally He is touching me so much. I don't care. I don't care. Literally, I'm Oh my god. Put me in the car. Put me in the car. Put me in the car. Put me in the car. Put me in the Ashley, what's your last name? Put Just put me in the I need to know your last name. No. Put me in the car. Yeah, put car. No, put me in the car, man. PUT ME I'M GOING to put her in the car in a minute. Put me in the car. Put me in the car. Ashley Put me in the car. Put me in the car. Stop. Put me in the Put me in THE CAR. WHEN SHE'S DONE searching you, Ashley, she'll put you in the car. Calm down. Come on. [Music] [Applause] Come on, sit. Huh, the confidence alcohol gives. Do you think she'll feel this way when she sobers up? Watch your head. Keep going. You You got to sit up. Ashley I mean, if you talk to me that way [Music] Push. I'll take [Music] I'll take her okay on this side. Oh, then we might have to call EMS, too. Who that? I bet. I wouldn't I wouldn't do that. Ashley, sit up. Ashley, sit up. No bet. Bet. Bet. Bet what? You guys are Bet. No bet. Bet. Put your feet down. Put your feet down. Sit on the seat like an adult. What's your last name? No, it doesn't matter. You said you'd Ashley You said you'd cooperate with me, right? Look at me. [Applause] Someone take my hand. Literally, someone take Oh, I'm going to literally about to kick out. Oh. I know. Someone take my hand. I'm about to quit. I'm literally about to do it to the Oh, someone take my hand. Someone take my hand. You could have just left. Someone take my hand. Someone take my hand. I know. I I actually can't breathe. I actually can't breathe. I'm going to call the cops. You're screaming pretty loud for someone who can't breathe and the cops are already here. Someone take my hand. I know. I actually Someone take my hand. No, get me At the station, her attitude only goes downhill from there. No, someone actually take my hand. I'm going to call the cops. Someone take that now. I'm actually going to call the cops. the cops. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. You're yelling pretty loud for somebody who can't breathe. All right, so she's a little thing, but she's angry and she kicked Captain and uh spitting and all. Uh she didn't spit. She's slobbering quite a bit. Um so, she's incredibly intoxicated, fell over about three times before I detained her. And then she started fighting me, fighting EMS, and then kicked uh Captain. Okay, she's 20. I mean, age-wise. Got everything locked up. Hers is all on the front seat. Yeah. Hey, are we good to go? All right, we'll We'll get you out. We want to make sure you don't fall. No. Listen to me now. She wants the cops. Can't breathe. She's yelling pretty loud about it. Hold me up, No, she's She's literally just in leg irons. She is not hobbled at all. Say what? Does she have leg irons on? Yeah, just leg irons. I guess pop those off if that makes it easier. But that's after she kicked the Captain, they put leg irons on her. Hold me up. You can get her out of the car on the other side. I don't care. She's She's hammered. Where'd you get her at? Uh I was I'm working the gate at the Khalid Bryan concert. Ah. She missed out on Lil Bryan. She told me it was her 21st birthday and she was celebrating. Fishing, loving every day. She is not yet 21, so Why do you have me back? A little bit. I'm not a big fan of the concerts, though, cuz this always happens. She was ultimately charged with battery on officers, resisting arrest, disorderly intoxication, and trespassing. Well, that backfired spectacularly. What would you have done in the officer's shoes? Sound off below.