Fair warning, extreme levels of entitlement ahead. Even the officers couldn't believe what they were hearing. Here are five cases of the worst Karens ever captured on police body cam. Number five, when even the cops can't handle the Karen energy, police stop a woman driving a van that has been flagged as stolen. Here's what happens next. >> Hi. >> Hello. I've got stuff, texts and stuff cuz is it something to do with the van? >> I didn't hear the >> pulling me over actually. >> Well, because your van is reported stolen. >> Okay. It's not stolen. >> Okay. Well, again, we still have to deal with the fact that it's report. >> It's okay. I can explain it to you. Do you want me to? >> Yeah. Yeah. You kind of need to understand what's going on. >> Well, yeah. Okay. So, I have an issue. I'm on my way to Michigan with this van. >> Okay. >> Probably tomorrow morning. My daughter's in hospital. >> Okay. She's 27. She met a friend, a very nice guy. >> He's in his He's 35. So, he got arrested. >> He gave the police the keys to give to me >> and rather than get it told at the time, >> but I didn't know all the history. So, he was put into a like a cuz of my daughter was with him. He took my daughter from Illinois. We called the sheriff because he has mental issues at that time, like bad ones. And we were really worried about her. So she went off with him and uh she went off to Michigan. She called in some place outside Ann Arbor about an hour outside. We all had to run up there to rescue her because he was trying to drive through red lights cuz he was whatever he was whatever was wrong with him mental, he was delusional. So anyway, he got up there. He's a very gentle, kind person. I've come to find out I was visiting her in the mental facility him. He was fine. I He gave me many letters signed that I can drive the van. Then I come across he's not contacting me lately. His dad is the same name. His dad is lying to you. His van is not in his dad's name. That kid is He's not a kid either. He's a full grown man. He's ready to come out and live with me here in Illinois and stay with me. and his mother. She's okay. Um, he he's not allowed to live at home with them cuz they have 120 weapons in in the house. Whatever it is. Yeah. I don't I know like the law, but I don't need to know a lot. >> She goes on with lengthy personal stories, her daughter's health problems, her Michigan trips, and the vehicle owner's family issues. >> So, I'm driving this. He knows I have this >> number for Walmart. It's going to be 25. >> I'm putting new tires on it. I have a couple toll booth tickets to pay that she sent me as mom. Like they all know I have the van. His dad comes along and says it's his you gave me. >> Where's your driver's license at? >> Well, that's expired. >> I'm not Where's your driver's license at, though? You have a physical driver's license? >> I couldn't find it. I've been with the trips to Michigan and back and forth. >> You have anything with your name on it? >> I have I have emails and text messages. He's lying to you. >> You have anything with your name? >> No. >> Credit cards >> at home. my >> I'm pretty sure I don't >> cuz I left my passport on the counter. >> Okay. So, I'm not >> So, the reason my about my license thing, why I'd have to show you my passport is because my immigration thing. So, I'm allowed to go and get this cheap this cheap driver's license. >> Okay? >> And if you get that one, it means that you're an illegal alien. But I've lived here. My kids are grown. I'll call him right now for you. >> You don't need to call him cuz he's >> No, I'd like to. No. No. What's your last name? >> He can't be in for that long. I've been waiting on his call. I'm not giving the van to >> What is your last name? >> They're trying >> seems to be very evasive. >> I'm not evasive. I'm trying to tell you everything out so that I'm being sincere. >> Okay. Why don't we have you stand at the back of >> I'm trying to tell you everything. >> I want you move around. >> Can I show you the proof that the van isn't stolen? It's in my phone. >> Okay. Can I get a >> listen? >> But when pressed for proof, she fails to provide any evidence of ownership or permission to use the van. >> The registered owner cuz the machine registration has a driver's license attached to the owner and it's the 37y old that's reported stolen. Um, but he's also wanted in Michigan, right? Michigan warrants. He's wanted a Michigan for receiving stolen property and cleaning the looting and criminal or criminal trespass basically burglary and and apparently he's in a psych hospital right now. Right. >> That's what she says. But she also just said she dropped off a friend in Skoi but couldn't tell us where. And then when I asked specifically where she said uh well >> my friend drove home. I was driving a friend to my husband's home to Skooki and then >> couldn't tell tell us where >> she's also experienced. >> However, this guy I think it's easier to bring her in. >> I have no reason to book the car for now, right? >> From my phone. It's all in my phone. >> I would not be driving a stolen vehicle. I live in a million dollar house. >> I need the van because I'm going to be picking him up pretty soon and my daughter. Yeah, we'll get it all >> just so you know, right? >> We'll get it all worked out. But >> yeah, know I'm totally I'm totally telling the truth right now. Cooperating everything I can do. >> I know. But do you mean like I was talking? >> So your driver's license is expired since 2017, which is illegal to drive on. >> No, the No, I'm allowed to get a license. Hold on. >> You do get a license, but you can't drive until you get your license. >> No, you're not listening on that. And I have to explain that cuz I have to explain this to someone else. And the sergeant here. >> Still, she maintains her innocence, drowning the officer's questions with lengthy explanations and constant interruptions. >> The story is you're allowed to go and get a driver's license and be a what's it called? illegal alien. Illegal. And I can do that. I'm from Ireland and I have also I'm Canadian citizen. I'm from Ireland. I I grew up in Ireland. So, my immigration is going through. The son was probably in the car in the envelope. >> I don't want to go down after I have grown children that are born in America. I have a husband of over 20ome years. I don't want to go down and get the license that says I'm a non-citizen, which I could get today. >> So, I'm waiting for my IDs to get my other my replacement social security card. I've had a job getting it. And then I'm going to get the real license. So, I have an expired, but I haven't because I'm actually allowed to have a driver's license, but it's just a crime that doesn't really suit me with my immigration. It wouldn't help. And my immigrations is really, really, really important. So, I I'm So, in a way, I do, but because of that change, which I can walk in without it and get one. >> Listen, listen. >> We need to figure out what's going on. I'll let you look at my car. >> Rose, you got to listen to me talk. Yeah. So, until I'm done talking, please don't talk. Okay. >> We need to figure out what's going on. This car is reported stolen. Yeah. >> Your driver's license is expired since 2017. We need to figure all that out. After we figure all that out at the station, there is a very good possibility that you would leave without getting charged with anything. Okay? But we need Listen, >> we need to figure this all out. Okay? Yeah, >> we can't do it because there's no way in the world we're going to be able to do it here. We need everybody around and everything. So, we're going to go back to the station. There's no need to get all worked up and anxious and upset. Okay. >> You take the hair out of my mouth then cuz I'm afraid of Thank you so much to pull it all the way. There's still one there. >> There's no There's nothing. It feels like I'm not going in your mouth. >> Pardon? No, cuz I want to hear it. As the officers press for clarity, they note that the vehicle is officially reported stolen. Becoming visibly distressed, she pleads with them not to tow the van and ask them to simply call the vehicle owner. >> But you need to calm down. >> Can you get the garage opener so I can get somebody to bring you guys my ID? >> It's in the visor. Please take the two garage openers cuz that's how I get in. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Listen. Okay. That's That's not There's no open alcohol in my car. >> We're going to try to locate the owner for sure, but we also are going to tow the car because it's technically a stolen vehicle out of Michigan. So, Michigan's going to have >> It's not stolen. You won't look in my phone and I'll prove it to you. Call the owner. >> I'm explaining to you how to >> His name, his full name is in my phone. Call him up. I would like to explain to you what's going on, but you don't want to listen to you. >> We have to call the Michigan department that reported the storm and see what they're >> calling harbor. >> You let me know when you want to understand what's going >> the ones gave me. >> I'm trying to explain to you what's happening. You want to keep interrupting me. So when you want me to let you know what's going on, you let me know. >> But you're towing it and I'm panicking. >> This is why I originally had it so it wouldn't get towed to me. So you won't panic as much. >> Okay. Call Ann Arbor police. Say that case. It's on record. >> I'm not going to do that right now. >> Oh, you're going to to make everyone pay a fortune and ruin our jobs for us. And all you have to do is >> just call the owner. >> It is reported stolen. >> Well, I can report anything stolen. Doesn't mean it really is. >> We are. It is reported stolen. >> Okay. No, it's not stolen. If you call the owner, I'm telling you the owner's phone number is in my phone. >> And we will get to that point. And you didn't even let me give you information on my bracelet sitting on the dash on the door and that was with me. >> Okay. >> Big patch of the day. You guys are going to find out the real truth and you're not going to feel like I'm the big patch. >> Yeah. No. Yeah. And you're holding my arm. When you find out what a good life I've lived and how good I am to saving people's lives, you're going to feel like not the best. I also just told you thank you. >> I don't care if it's reported stolen. The dad's tote with a house full of weapons. >> Before being placed in the police cruiser, she makes all sorts of requests. She's then taken into custody and transported to the station. >> To me, myself, I'm not really against, but his his son can't live in the house with him as common sense would tell you. And he put us homeless. >> Yes, I'm holding on to the van. No, I'll wait for my phones. >> You're going to come with me to >> Wait, I want an answer. My phone's coming. Yes, your cell phones are coming now. Go with this officer. >> And can you bring me a coat? >> You're going to go in the squad car. You don't need >> Can you call my husband Patrick Fleming? >> We are going to handle all that at the station. I told you we can't handle that right here. Okay. >> The woman is later charged with vehicular theft. Number four, bad parking decision leads to big trouble for drunk nurse. A police officer approaches a parked vehicle blocking a fire department's emergency exit. Inside are a woman and her boyfriend who explained they were just talking and didn't realize they were obstructing emergency access. >> Doing you guys part of the fire department? >> Yes. I'm so sorry. Oh my god. >> You are part of them? >> No. Where's Where >> are we blocking the gateway for ambulances and all that? >> No. Yeah. First of all, it says no entry. >> I didn't see it, sir. But >> here, I'll show it to you. Here >> right here. Do not enter. >> Sorry, sir. >> And then what about the drink you guys dropped over there? Who's been drinking? Are you guys been drinking? >> It's water, bro. >> Who's the driver? >> Water. I'm the driver and I have progressive issues. >> Do are you been drinking? >> I have been drinking water. >> So there's no alcohol in your system whatsoever. >> True, sir. >> I'm the traffic officer. I'm doing DUIs. This is not a normal behavior to block a place where we've had so many fatalities and so many old people that need emergency rescue >> and I'm also part of the hospitality assistance. So, anything that has been for >> I need your license or restoration >> and you can also talk for me because >> I need your license or resistation insurance. >> Okay. So, you can come to my vehicle and you're going to approach me your stuff. >> 74 step four switch two. This is the fire area >> records. >> You don't see the sign? St. Lucy County Fire District station number two. >> I don't have my glasses. >> 570 records. You're supposed to wear them when you drive. >> I'm sorry. >> Supposed to wear them when you drive. Your glasses. >> Sir, do you have >> Well, I'm an organ donor. So, I mean, >> so exactly what it is that I did wrong in this situation >> here. I was pulled up in front of a >> fire station blocking the entrance where they exit for emergency services only. You appear to be under the influence of alcohol, driving and having positive control of a motor vehicle. >> The woman ignores instructions and constantly interrupts the officer. >> Um they're parked right here in front of um station. We literally got out the car with my boyfriend and we stopped because we were discussing a situation and then we had the police at our back and we were not swerving or curving or any of situation of sort. >> I didn't understand as to what exact exactly they dispos. Can you stop talking? >> What drink was disposed? >> It's water on the ground. >> Go with the um she's not driving. >> All right, I'm going to go with one person real quick. You're going to call the driver to come out here and get your car. >> We're not driving. We weren't driving. So, you're going to >> She has positive control of a motor vehicle. Sir, I'm not going to go through this right now. >> No, but what I'm >> She's going to I'm going to ask her to perform some standardized field spraying exercises. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> All right. You ready? I'm What drink? >> We're going to use this um white solid line right here. Ma'am, >> she doesn't drink >> at all and she just had a couple drinks. >> Stephanie, comply or go sit down in the car. >> I suggest you go. >> But I'm a female. But I suggest you go listen to what he's saying. >> No, I don't I do not respond well to males and I'm a female and I would respect the fact that >> if you're going to refuse to perform standardized fields for exercises, you'll see right here it says operation of a motor vehicle consistent consent. I'm not >> to any sobriety test required by law. >> You're not doing that and we're going to leave your car. That's coming to get you. >> But you don't run the show. >> That's not what you're saying. >> Please just go with what's going on. Trying to figure out what normal people trying to get home. >> You don't get to make the decisions. This is his >> situation. >> Stephanie, stop. Wake up. Relax. >> I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> You're going to call your father and come get your car right now and then do whatever investigation, sir. >> Investigate. Call your father because you just literally said that a drink was dispensed in my vehicle. >> Ma'am, you have passed those keys. >> No, that's my car. So, first and foremost, >> throw the keys and you're not going to grab me again. >> Stop. >> I'm not grabbing you. >> Despite being offered several chances to comply, she refuses and her behavior turns more combative. >> Stop. >> Because you're being very exaggered. You can get yourself in jail for impeding. >> I'm saving my >> She's the one that's causing control. You're not saying anything. You're making things worse and it's escalating more and more. We don't need to escalate things. >> Listen, what's going on? >> You saying that you you can't speak to a male the whole time, ma'am. I've been asking you questions >> and I have not answered all any of your questions because I don't even understand what is going on right now. >> I have not been pulled over for speeding. No, you're not. >> You are being stepped out with being blocking the EMS area right here. Just fire. >> I pulled over. >> Okay. >> Because I pulled over. >> Yeah. >> And as to what you're saying is oblivious as to what you're saying. >> Okay. And I told you because you are blocking the fire. >> Why are you keep on talking? If you want to hear what I'm saying, please just listen to me. Ma'am, it >> doesn't matter as to what you're saying. It's because I'm blocking. and have positive control motor vehicle while under the influence. Ma'am, >> stay over there. >> Ma'am, >> oh my god. I'm gonna sit right here. >> I don't feel comfortable. >> Ma'am, you are you're you're about to put yourself in handcuffs and listen. >> Please come talk to me. >> Please, bro. We don't need this. We don't have >> Go ahead and ask her. He's willing to perform these exercises. >> Exercises that he is asking. >> Stop so we can get your car. >> Bro, listen. Hush. The both of you guys speaking at the same time is not is not helping. Give me one more. >> Stop. >> I don't know. I don't I don't appreciate the exercises. Yes or no? >> Exercise. If you can explain to me what went on because I literally was just pulled over. This officer >> No, you weren't pulled over, ma'am. >> She pulled over for a reason. >> Hold on one second. >> As the standoff continues, she demands an explanation for her detention, protesting that she's done nothing to justify it. >> Listen, I'm at your feet. Can I just speak? >> Let us go home. >> What's your name? Nobody telling me anything. >> Stephanie, listen. >> Listen to me. >> Are you not going to listen? >> I don't. >> Okay. >> 54. I literally just walked out of there and about not even a mile away, I'm driving >> and I pulled over to a fire department and this gentleman here is telling me my rice. >> He's not telling you nothing. >> And I did not even swerve. I didn't even have >> Did you get stopped by the cops? >> So, I'm trying to understand what exactly did I do wrong? >> You didn't do anything wrong. What did I do wrong for you to pull me over and tell me that I had to perform a present? I >> thought you wanted to talk to the young lady situation. >> No, because you pulled me over. So, you're accountable. >> Are are you done? Are you done? >> You literally pulled me over. >> Are you done? >> No. >> When you're done talking then I'll >> Okay. So, I'm done talking because obviously you didn't want to be like in his in his presidual situation. If if you would have listened to what he said, >> I tried because he he's not explaining anything. >> Listen, I'm not going to go back and forth if you have >> you're not because obviously you have no rights over anything. >> You're just a police officer. >> You're a part of the government. >> Whenever I'm doing >> You have nothing to say. >> She's looking at >> I'm waiting to speak, but you just keep speaking over. >> I want to speak. >> Are are you going to stop talking? deal. >> Yeah, but when you're when you're >> What have you saying? >> It doesn't matter. >> Well, I'm trying to talk, but you keep talking over me. >> Go ahead. >> So, if you're not going to listen, then >> I'm listening to anything. >> Listening. He clearly said I was not here. >> I wasn't swerving. I wasn't or anything. >> It's wider, dude. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. And that's what I'm saying. We No, we're not going to make lies up in here. >> That's why you wanted to get rid of the cup and all that. And it's it's understandable. You know, I can deal with the cup thing. Her boyfriend tries to step in again, but is kept at a distance. He pleads with the officers, hoping for leniency. >> Well, there's another the same cup is in there. >> All right, ma'am. See, I'm trying to And then and then it escalates more and more. Sir, >> you should be ashamed of yourself some me. >> You should. >> This is ridiculous. No, I I should I save lives. >> What do you do? >> Same thing. >> You save lives. >> Yeah, >> you save lives. Yeah. >> Can you unlock your phone so I can call somebody, please? >> No, you don't need to call nobody because they think that they save lives. >> Okay. >> When there's people that are >> She's about to be placed in here. Let them just let you know nothing because you have a right to a turn. >> No, no, no, no, no. You don't have nothing. They're going to take you to jail. >> I know. I know. And I I have been trying to execute as much patience as possible right now. >> Much patience. Don't say nothing. Can you stop? >> Can you open your phone so your dad >> Bro, you're going to go to jail. You want to go to jail? >> She's a >> Do you want to go to jail? >> No, that's fine. >> If you look behavior we want to do, ma'am. >> That's the way of the world. >> That's the way of the world. You got to take over Florida like you took over. >> I'm going to arrest you, sir. >> Please, sir. >> Sir, I have to >> You're going to go to jail, bro. >> Sorry, sir. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> All right. Listen. Oh, >> just give me a second, sir. Please. >> She She doesn't know who she is. >> Can you unlock the phone so I can get your dad to come get your phone? >> If she doesn't want to give you the phone, she doesn't want to give me the phone. >> I don't even know how. I don't even find >> You're not listening. >> I've been standing here and I haven't been aggravated situation. >> All right. >> She doesn't know herself. >> It doesn't matter who she is. She's here to help. >> No, but she doesn't. And you blow up. >> Give me a second, sir. >> Why did you go to this fan? Do you know how to unlock an iPhone? >> She has to unlock it. She has to have a code. I don't know her code. >> You're ridiculous. >> I'm sorry. >> Don't even touch me right now. >> Stop. Don't touch me. >> You're under arrest. >> I'm under arrest for what? >> As the officer attempts to place her in handcuffs, she resists. The situation becomes physically confrontational and backup is called. >> Stop doing that. >> For what? >> Stop. >> I'm under arrest for >> Stop him. >> Stop. Don't come over here, sir. Don't come over here. >> Don't come over here, sir. >> Well, she's kicking me and all that. What am I supposed to do? >> Just >> I'm sorry. >> I didn't do nothing, bro. >> I didn't do nothing. And here you are. Here you are watching me when the whole world >> got her on the >> is in a problem. >> Pull her through. >> Pull her through. >> Stop. Ma'am, stop kicking me. Keep him from coming over here. >> I got him. You're good. You're good. I got him. >> Thank you. >> Stop. Ma'am, >> stop. I don't care. She's kicking. >> Despite his efforts, the arrest proceeds and she's transported to jail. >> She's pregnant. >> Let me explain something to you. >> Why don't Sir, come look at me. >> What am I supposed to do when I'm getting kicked? >> I'm trying to >> You saw that? I did not go hard. I didn't punch her or anything. >> Listen, it's all >> She's kicking. You're right. It is. >> I see it. >> I You can't be kicked, sir. You can't kick cops. >> A pregnant woman. >> You can't kick cops. All right, go take a walk somewhere. >> No. >> What do you mean no? What are you doing? Where are you going? Cuz the car's getting towed. So, where are you going? >> All right. So, where are you going? Good. >> I'm doing all video. >> You You as a a bail officer had no right to >> Please move. >> That's your lawsuit. >> He's a nurse. >> I knew it was about to about to go big. >> I thought he was going to be the one that's going to jump in and get it. You okay? She twisted my arm, man. [Music] >> In the end, she's charged with DUI and resisting with violence. Number three, she wouldn't leave the property. Police made sure she did. Police are called to escort a woman off hospital property after she refuses to leave following her discharge. Here's how it all went downhill. >> Okay, Miss Listen, Miss Davis. Okay, listen. I'm explain something to you. >> All right, I'm being honest with you. Okay, you've been discharged from the hospital. Okay, >> I have no problem with that. >> Well, the problem is you have to leave the property. >> Honey, how long Okay, let me just ask you one question. How long has it been since they told me that? 15 minutes. >> It don't take that long to leave the property. Well, I was waiting for my shoes. Do I have You don't have any shoes for you. >> I had shoes when I came in. >> No, ma'am. You did not. I promise you, you didn't. >> How do you know? Are you a shoe salesman? >> No, cuz we have cameras here. >> Oh, well, let's pull the tape and let me watch. >> Uh, ma'am, it doesn't work that way. >> Okay, let's see. Let me just check in here. >> Go ahead. >> Are you positive I didn't have shoes? >> If you did, you'd be wearing them, right? >> I don't not know. I think you're wearing them. I think you're a crossdresser. You never know. >> Let's see. >> Okay, Miss Davis, at this point, >> they are these shoes. They were inside of >> inside. I see you lied. >> No, no, no, no. Here's the thing. I grabbed all of the items. I do not go inside of your personal. So, if they were outside, then I will see them. If you want me to have them, I will take them. >> Oh, put them in your bag for evidence. >> Okay. Absolutely. I'm glad you do have shoes and you don't have to. Will you check and see if there's any more? >> Your personal belongings. You have one shoe. >> Can you put your >> Let's find your other shoe. >> Look like you found that one. >> I'm glad she has I didn't put I didn't pack her bag. >> No, listen. I got to go on shift at the other hospital on the CNA and I wip kiss him. Mister, just so you know. And I'm >> You just told me you was a flight attendant. You retired. You offered all kind of good things to me and then you acting like this. >> I did not say that to you. >> Yes, you did. I talked to you earlier. >> Rather than leaving, she continues to engage the officers in unrelated conversations, questioning procedures, making jokes, and talking about her past as a flight attendant. >> I think you hit your head. >> No, I probably did. >> I think so. No, I was a flight attendant. Not anymore, right? 30 years. >> Delta Airlines, I got my uniform. I'll send it to you and you can wear it on Halloween. >> Okay. >> But right now, it's time for you to leave. >> Okay. You got your shoes on? >> I know. Where do I go? >> You go to St. Vinc. >> Where is that? And what is it? A shelter? >> Yes. >> No, I'll take I'll go to the Don Cesar. I have a Let's go. >> Let's go in. >> Don's Arc. Make my reservation. 367 1881. John Cesar, I do have and Nicholas Sparks is there. >> I'll talk to you later. [Music] >> What? [Music] >> No, it's not. >> You have no sense of direction. What's wrong with you? Have it. Let her go down. Let her go down Fifth Avenue. Let's go that Let's go that way. >> You want to escort me? >> Come on, sir. I need you as a witness. >> No way. Out here by the ambulance bay right here. I see you pulling out. >> You see that police cruiser right there? >> Yeah. >> You got two options. He's going to take you to Panelis County Jail if you don't leave the property. >> Is that normal? >> Yes, it is. That's a normal thing when you get >> when you get discharged. Yes. >> Oh, it is. >> Yes, it is. >> So, if I walk down here >> Well, listen to me. What I'm trying to give you an an option, right? >> Yeah. >> If you leave, >> can I get donuts for you guys? >> No. No. No. >> The officers attempt multiple times to redirect her and offer a clear choice. Leave on foot or face arrest. She continues to stall and behaves like this. >> Listen up. >> Are you on? >> Listen up. If you leave the property, >> yeah, >> you won't get arrested. >> Well, how >> if you don't leave the property, you will be arrested. >> I have all the papers >> saying you've been discharged and you cleared to go to jail. >> What time was that? >> Which one you going to do? >> I want to know what time you >> Which one are you going to do? >> I want to know what time you discharge me >> because you're making a big deal out of this. >> Ma'am, just walk away. >> Walk away. Yeah. Okay. I was discharged. >> Walk up on me. >> 10 minutes. Listen, >> 10 minutes ago, >> it's time for you to leave. >> Which way should I back up? This way, this way. >> Okay. >> We're not going to spend all day with this right here. >> Okay, rest me. Channel 9 News. I love being arrested. You know why? You know why I love being arrested? Because where I need to go. >> She just got discharged. I got her medically clear for jail. They got the paperwork. I got discharged 5 minutes ago and they're arresting me now >> because you won't leave the property. You want to leave the property? >> I just found my shoes. >> What's the problem? We're not going to spend 15 minutes out here debating about you leaving. >> I We haven't even been discharged for 15 minutes. What's your >> discharge for? >> How long? >> A while. >> How long's a while? >> Almost 45 minutes. >> Oh my god. >> Even after repeated explanation, she challenges everything. The legality of the stop, the timing of her discharge, and whether being arrested is normal in cases like this. >> Ma'am, ma'am, I'mma tell you something. Listen, listen. So bad in my life. >> Ma'am, ma'am, listen. Listen. >> I'm going to my conver, stick me, stab me, anything illegal, anything get you in trouble when you go to the jail, you bring contrary to jail, it's a felony. Okay. >> Oh, maybe I got that. I don't know. >> I don't know. >> All right. Be honest with me. Okay. It could be, but I >> They just They just put this on. >> Okay. >> Okay. She a >> Okay. Now, what jail do we got to go to? >> No. County, man. >> Can we stop and get donuts for you guys? >> Nope. >> Nope. I'm on a diet. I don't eat donuts. Get in the car. Ma'am, let's go to the car. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, go to the car. >> And a flight. >> Ma'am, get in the car. Get in the car. Okay. Is this normal to do this? >> Get in the car. >> No. Is it normal to do? >> Get in the car. >> I'm trying, but my foot is injured. >> Okay. Well, get up in the car. >> I can't. >> Put your other foot in. >> I'm 68 years old, mister. >> Ow. >> Put your other foot in the car. >> Wait. Can you loosen these a little bit? >> Get in the car. >> I can't. I'm 6. Ma'am, >> sit up. >> I'm not playing. I'm help. Ma'am, here. >> I'm gonna sit you up. >> Sit up. >> I'm gonna sit right here. >> I'm trying. >> I want you to lift your knee up. Okay. >> Lift your knee up. >> Oh, >> lift your knee up, ma'am. >> Lift your knee up. I'll help you out. Okay. >> Thank you. >> There you go. Right there. >> All right. >> You need to sit up. You're leaning back. You need to sit up. >> I know. I can't. >> You can help me though. >> You have the couch. >> Yeah. I'm not couch. Yeah. the seat belt on. >> The officers stay calm and professional, walking her step by step through what's happening. Finally, she's placed in the back of the cruiser, still voicing her protests as they prepare to take her to jail. >> Okay, now listen. You can send me to pens. >> No. >> Why not? >> You passed that that road ma'am. >> If I'm mentally ill, you should. >> Ma'am, you're going to jail. >> Oh, well then >> the discussion's over. >> You're going to make it harder on me. >> You use the other one. Okay, you guys are really taking me to Tony Dunie's house, right? >> No, I'm not taking you to nobody house. I'm taking you to the police out of jail. >> Well, lovely. >> Do you think her age and condition should excuse her actions or was she fully aware of what she was doing? Share your thoughts below. Number two, when you'll regret this doesn't stop the handcuffs. Police are called to a restaurant after two women refuse to leave when asked by staff. Officers arrive and calmly request the women exit the premises. Here's what happens next. >> This is >> I want you to turn your body off. Protocol is that you turn it off. If a citizen request is to turn it off, >> so they want you guys to leave. >> Yes. >> Let's just leave. Let's just make it easy. Okay. >> We're going to make it easy. Are you >> I am okay. I'm her. >> That's not the point. Can you Can you look at me? >> We'll talk over here. Okay. >> You're protocoling. Can we Can we all talk? Can we all talk? >> Talk over here. They want to leave. >> Can we Can we talk? >> Who is she to you? >> What's that? >> She is our college friend. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> No. No. I'm not. >> You guys just want to know? Do you want to trespass? >> Anything we can do. Trespass. Yeah. I just need >> trespass. Get a note. Please. The only way. No, I'm not. >> No, I'm not. >> Do we want to chat? >> I know that your protocol is >> So, you're trespass. So, we got to leave now. Unless you want to be >> We're not trespassing. You haven't notified us that we're trespassing. >> What did I just say to you? >> Let's go. Number one, I don't want to arrest you guys. >> Your not going to arrest us. Number two, >> let's leave. We got to go. We got to go. Protocol is if we ask you to deal with this. Let's go. No, I understand you don't want to deal with it, but the protocol is and your protocol is if I ask you to turn off the body cam, you have to turn it off. And that's your protocol. >> She's lawyer, so she knows. >> Well, that's lawyer stuff, so that's not true. So, we got to go. >> No, it is. That's That's the law. >> I'm an ag. >> Good for you. I don't give a Let's go. Despite repeated attempts by police to get them to leave peacefully, the women continue to argue, claiming they haven't been officially trespassed and are within their rights to stay. >> We're going. Please don't. Please don't put your hands on us. >> Can you get your children out of your like I don't know why. >> I'm sorry. What? >> Let's go. Let's go. >> There are two full grown women and mothers. >> We just need the You're just being >> I'm an A. I'm an AG. >> I'm an AG. >> What are you What are you doing? >> What's wrong with you? What's wrong? >> What are you probable cause to detain me for? >> You're being detained cuz you're not leaving. >> Cuz I'm You have You have >> You relax, sir. Sir, she's not doing anything wrong. >> She's not leaving. >> I'm an AG. >> You're not She's not being arrested. Let's go. >> I'm not being arrested. You're putting me in cuffs. I'm not being arrested. Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, I'm an EG. >> Her badge is in your car. You want to go get a badge? >> Let me tell you something. You're >> buddy. Seriously, >> you're arresting an EG. Let me tell you something. >> Are you on arrest right now? No. >> You're putting me in handcuffs and you're mering. You're not morirandizing me. >> Relax. Relax. Buddy, you're going to regret this. >> Yeah, >> you're going to regret it. >> How many? >> Take your hands off. >> We will get your >> hands off. We will get you. >> No, no, no, no, no. Get out of here. >> Get out of here. >> Get back. Get back right now. Get back. entertain. >> No. No. >> Get back. >> One woman resists handcuffing while the other continues to protest. Both continue to dispute the officer's actions, asserting they're being wrongfully arrested. >> Yep. >> I'm right here. I'm right here. It's okay. >> Right here. >> No. No. I'm right here. I'm right here. >> I'm right here. >> Come on, babe. >> No. No. >> Stop. Babe, >> babe, I'm right here. I'm right here. >> Babe, babe, please. I'm scared. >> I'm right here. >> Please don't do this. Please don't. >> No. I'm not going to bring that. >> I'm right here. >> No. >> Okay. >> No. Babe, I'll do this. My friend, >> I'm right here. >> No. No. No. Babe. >> Babe. >> I'm right here. >> Babe, >> I'm right here. >> No. Babe, >> relax. Relax. Relax. >> Relax. >> What's wrong with you? >> Relax. >> We don't want to put you in handcuffs. Let's go. >> Let's go. >> No. >> Listen. You're making You're overreacting. >> You're adding to You're overreacting. >> No. Please take my hands up. Please take out hands. No. Please. You were overreacting. >> You didn't have this. You didn't have to have this happen. >> Get in the car. No, no, no, >> babe. No. >> I'm right here. >> Just put her in. >> Get back, bro. >> In the car. >> Feet in the car. >> I'm right here. >> Get your feet in the court. >> Get your feet in the car, >> Dan. >> Babe, I'm right here. No. >> No. >> Get your feet in the car. >> Get your feet in the car. >> You're a grown adult. You're acting like a kid. >> Dad. Dad. >> No. Who the are you? This is so inappropriate. >> You're You're overreacting. >> Eventually, officers secure both individuals and transport them from the scene. So >> they weren't trespass. They were just throwing a thing. >> Trav, we've got two to take. >> It's later revealed that one of the women is Devon Flanigan, a special assistant attorney general. She and her friend are formally charged with disorderly conduct, willful trespass, and resisting arrest. So, what's your verdict? Were the officers too patient or not patient enough? Drop your thoughts in the comments.