Most of these situations could have been over in minutes, but instead their attitude dragged things into full-blown arrests. Here are five cases when psycho Karens act tough with cops and get humbled. Number five, officers show exactly why resisting always makes things worse. On August 9th, 2025, officers conducted a traffic stop after spotting a vehicle with an expired tag. However, what began as a routine encounter quickly escalated due to the driver's attitude. Here's what unfolded. >> Yeah, you're driving this vehicle. >> I need your middle initial. There's a lot of Jarvis. So, what's your middle initial? >> What's that? >> A lot of with the same birthday as I. >> Yes. I need your middle initial, please. >> Middle initial. If you do not comply, I'm going to pull you out. Put your cuffs right now. K. >> That's what we're doing. I don't need a lot of this. I just need you to comply. What is your middle initial right now? >> What is that? >> I say it's K. >> Okay. Thank you. That was really difficult. out. >> Your registration's expired. You weren't singled out. Nobody knew who was in this vehicle. Your registration >> officers struggled to get their names. And after verifying their identities, they learned the real reason behind the hesitation. >> You're going to need to step out, sir. >> Huh? >> You need to step out. >> Step out. >> Step out. You have a warrant. Let's go. >> Cool. >> I got a warrant for you. >> You also have one, so don't start. >> What do you mean? What we got warrants for? >> Get out. >> What we got warrants for? >> Hold on. >> I got my BABY RIGHT HERE. >> WHAT WE GOT WARRANTS FOR? >> What we got? >> Say what? >> For child support. >> That's not That's not That's not Oh, I don't >> I do not have no want for no child support. They come on and get out of the car. >> Because you're not listening. >> Look at the example you're leading. >> Oh my god. I cannot believe these people are pulling all over me. >> But these people are pulling all over me. Chief, get out. And my pull out. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm going to get clean. >> Hold on, man. Let me get out. Let me get out of the car. >> Let me get out. Get out of the car. Get out. Hold on. Because I need to call I need to call somebody out of the car >> right now. >> Get out the car. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> This is how y'all take my daughter back. >> I don't know what YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. >> THEY GOT ME ON THE GROUND, CHIEF. THEY GOT ME ON THE GROUND, CHIEF. AND MY BABY IN THE CAR. MY DAUGHTER IS IN THE CAR. She about to break my arm. >> Give us the other arm. >> She about TO BREAK MY ARM. >> SHE ABOUT TO BREAK MY ARM. >> GIVE US YOUR ARM. >> YOU GOT MY ARM UNDER ME. HOW the give it to you. MAKE IT MAKE SENSE. >> YOU GOT ME LAYING ON MY ARM, BUT YOU WANT ME TO GIVE YOU MY ARM? >> YEP. >> How the I'MMA GIVE YOU MY ARM IF I arm from underneath you. >> I'M NOT. YOU GET ME UP. AND SINCE YOU WON'T >> HELP ME GET MY ARM UP. Help me get my arm up. >> Help me get arm up. She don't want to be so aggressive. >> Y'all, we told you to get out of the car. >> You ain't got to snatch on me. >> The couple's attitude quickly escalates the situation and much like the driver, the woman seems determined to make matters worse. >> Setting a very nice example. >> Y'all set a department in county. Great job. >> That's on you. >> No, it's on you. >> It's on you. >> It's going to be on you. I promise you, >> daddy. E I go on my mama and my mama daddy is gone since I was four on my mama. It's going to be all y'all >> and it's by some traffic stop by a tag and y'all going to do this with my baby in the car. >> You guys, you had two choices. >> BUT YOU AIN'T GOT TO DO CAN Y'ALL AT LEAST LET ME CALL MY UNCLE. SHE COME GET MY DAUGHTER. >> WE'LL GET that in a minute if you get UP AND COMPLY. >> I WANT TO BE IN COMPL BUT YOU AIN'T GOT TO SNATCH ALL ON ME LIKE I'M >> BUT I'M not no animal. Let me >> let me get >> Oh, I can't qualify for my baby. >> Oh, I can't wait to have y'all. >> This is absolutely magnificent. I appreciate y'all. Thank you, Braces. Cuz mama, we going Oh my god. I can't believe y'all disrespecting us like this. >> You're so disrespectful. Disrespectful. >> No. for the consequences of y'all action. The consequences of y'all action because y'all for no reason. She started grabbing me for no reason. You don't have to grab on me. You don't have to grab then you going to tell me to put my arm but you got my arm under me and then tell me put my arm Come on now. Y that's so disrespectful to them county. Oh, y'all are having it. It's okay. It's all right. God don't >> God don't like ugly. >> You got anything on you? >> You have anything on you? >> I don't know. I How could I? >> Y'all ain't searched me. Y'all just pulled me out of the car and broke my shoulder. >> That's what we're TRYING TO >> HOW WOULD HOW BUT YOU SHOULD HAVE CHECKED IT FIRST SINCE Y'ALL WAS SO CONCERNED. >> YOU WOULDN'T GET OUT SINCE I'm not arguing with you about it. All right. >> Since I'm since Oh, y'all was talking about a tab not attorney. Y'all arrested me and my husband and then my baby in the car. Y'all don't give a about nothing but y'all. >> Despite officer's efforts to deescalate, getting her into the cruiser becomes an uphill battle as she continues to push back. >> You resisting y'all. >> I don't know how and when I was resisting you, ma'am. You snagging and pulling all over me. You snagging and pulling all over me for no reason. All you had to do is let me get >> out of the vehicle. That's why you man get your hands. I can sit down. Y'all are disrespectful. >> Y'all are some disrespectful people. >> Sit down or I'mma sit you down. >> You're the one in Jesus. >> I love that y'all said >> God y'all cuz y'all just stashed me away from my daughter literally for nothing. I'm not and I have I don't have any violent crimes. I never did anything about it in my life. And you said the traffic stop in the the is for child support. I just fought to get my daughter back because of some foolish that still I'm in the process of suing them. So my point being is I don't have any violent crimes. I've never been violent in my life. >> Okay. >> Not once. And you guys stopped me because you said my tag. A tag does not equal to rough me up and hurt me and slash me in front of my daughter like that. >> But I want No, I not. No, you did not. I'm just telling you cuz you said you're above everybody else. Correct. >> Yeah. I'm a sergeant. >> Correct. So I'm just want to see my baby. I want to make I want to talk to her and make sure she's okay. Yeah. >> To make sure that it's going to be all right. I know she's okay. She should be. >> She should be >> because there's no reason to stop me by the tag or you know it if it now if I was being violent or racing or you know causing somebody's life to be in danger or you know committing a real crime. Absolutely. But you said for a tag, >> right? >> I I didn't stop you. >> No, no, no, no. But don't but it's your team, right? Or your people or these are your >> your fellow employees, right? >> That's what I'm saying. So, I just assume that you would be held more accountable because these your people, but what I'm what I'm want I just want to speak to her, make sure >> she's pretty traumatized right now. So, >> she'll be fine. She's she's she'll be okay. She's a tough girl. >> Their daughter had already been placed in a cruiser. And had the parents simply cooperated, the situation might have ended quietly with no confrontation for her to witness. >> All been traumatized in my life, but I want to make sure she's okay. I want to talk to her and make sure just let her know that I'm okay and that she'll be fine. >> Okay. You can you can talk to her, but just not right now. Okay? >> Cuz I just want to make sure I can just go ahead. I didn't lay my eyes on. Watch your head. Okay. >> I can get out. >> You're a pulling pulling pulling us around for no reason when it's not necessary about the tag, which is plastic. No, it's metal. >> Right. I don't need you to tighten it, ma'am. It was already tight enough. >> Completely different set of hands >> cuz that that hurts. They're not the same as these guys. >> Why would you be switching them out for you making you making them tighter on the order? It was already tight in the first place. >> There was no need to make it no tighter. Jesus Christ. That don't make no sense. >> I know. I know. I know. >> Now I got rain. >> We're trying to get out the rain as quick as we can. >> I'm I'm okay. I don't mind the rain. Rain's natural. I just want to make sure that she's okay. We just got we just got harassed about this tag. >> I don't think you got harassed. >> In addition to their outstanding warrants, both were charged with resisting arrest and driving with expired tags. Number four, woman could have walked away without charges, but her attitude changed everything. On July 22nd, 2025, officers in Ohio conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle that ran a stop sign and appeared to exceed the legal tint limit. Here's how that encounter played out. What's going on, >> man? What's going on, ma'am? >> Hey, how you doing? Hey, the reason why I'm stopping you is a couple reasons. One, your window tips a little too dark. Okay. And then you also ran a stop sign over there at Morris going across on Hawkins. All right. Do you have a valid driver's license on you, dear? >> Turn it off. I don't want >> I'm sorry. >> I don't. >> You don't have a valid license or just not on you? >> Not on. >> Okay. Do you have a valid driver's license? Are you suspended? >> Yeah. >> You're suspended? Okay. Do me a favor, dear. Put your phones up on top of the dash for me. Okay. Hands on top of your head and lock your fingers for me. Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and uh lean forward for me, please. I'm going to get control of your hands. I'm going to have you step on out. I don't want to pull your hair. So, there we go. There. Any firearms? >> Come on back here, dear. He's got a big bag sitting next to him. I'm going to put you in handcuffs, okay, dear. Doesn't mean you're going to jail or anything else like that. You're just being placed under arrested driving under suspension. Okay. You understand, dear? >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. Is there anything illegal inside the vehicle? Guns. >> Okay. What's your last name, dear? >> Angela. >> Angela. >> Handshaw. >> Handshaw. >> Yes. That's your first name? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going to check your pockets. Okay. Make sure there's nothing in there. Is that okay? >> Okay. >> This vehicle registered to you? >> No. >> Okay. You can hit uh in uh steer right there. >> I can't do it. >> You just said inter. >> Yes, sir. >> Said is is this who rented the car? >> My boyfriend. >> Boyfriend did. With a woman answering questions calmly, officers feel the stop may end without trouble. Her boyfriend, however, shows some push back, but the officers stay patient for now. >> She does not. She suspended. >> She got she suspended. >> Temporary attempts, bro. >> You have temporary attempts. >> Yeah, she's got so temps. >> She got Are you okay? >> Well, she just told me that she was suspended. >> Yeah, she just she scared, bro. I just pulled it up and leave the hotel. I knew that was wrong. I told her that. >> Are are you suspended with privileges or you have a temporary >> like what a 16-year-old would get? >> Oh, what a 16-year-old get before getting their license. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. You have to go through the process again. Then you get an ID. You have to start the process all over and you have to go get temps. And then you have to get your driver's license. >> Why didn't you tell me that? >> Because I'm scared. Sorry. >> That's okay. I'm just wondering why you told me suspended on it. >> Cuz I don't have my license. >> Well, if you got a temporary permit, it's technically a license. >> I just got scared and said I don't have a license. >> Okay. Well, no need to be scared. Promise you you're completely fine. Who's this gentleman to you? My boyfriend. >> Your boyfriend. >> How long you two been together? Yeah. >> Is this car registered to you? >> It's not. Who's it registered to? >> It's a rental. >> Oh, it's a rental. >> Is it like that when you got it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You have you ever got in trouble before? >> Yeah. >> Before I began. >> Okay. So, Oh, so where do you stay? >> Hawkins. >> Hawkins. >> Yeah. I was just coming to school. >> Okay. Were you guys just coming from your house? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did you make any stops between here and there? >> Well, I was going to get on the highway, but I just came to the store. >> You live on Hopkins? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. You do not have a battle license at all. You are suspended. Okay. So, there's no temporary permit, nothing like that at all. >> I took my temp. The officers remind the woman that driving on a suspended license is still a violation, but not one that will land her in serious trouble. At least not yet. For now, their focus lies on searching the vehicle. That may very well be, but you're still a suspended driver. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, I'm getting arrested. >> No, you're not. I mean, you're not going to jail or anything else like that. >> Technically, you're under arrest for driving or suspension, but it's nothing that I take you to Summit County Jail for. And >> okay, that makes sense. >> Okay. Cuz you mean you said under arrest for driving once I got >> Yeah. Yeah. That's what I have to tell people. >> Okay. You have to say >> Yeah. Cuz technically it's an M1 offense. Uh misdemeanor of the first degree, >> which means you can go to county. >> I'm just not >> search back here. Is there anything in there that's not supposed to be other than >> that's it? How much you saved in >> like a half? >> Half ounce. Half pound. >> Half the bar today. earlier today. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you under the influence? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You know, it's illegal to be smoking and driving. >> Yeah. >> It's a lot of bad mistakes we're having today. Driving under suspension, smoking. >> Yeah. >> Right. I mean, not smoking of itself, but smoking then driving. All right. Um, are you recovering addict from any type of You are. >> Okay. So, these would be yours. >> No. Whose would these be? >> Do you take any form of joint support or vitamins? No. With a controlled substance now recovered from the car, the officers pressed the couple for answers, but both remain silent about who it belongs to. Do you have anything on you that I might have missed? In your bra, in your waistline? >> Um, you're not a recovering addict, are you? From >> Okay. Will there be any reasons why there's u noxicylin in a joint bottle? I don't know about none of that, bro. What What is What is that? >> It's It's a cure for like um addiction. >> Okay. So, >> they're like strips and you have to have a prescription for >> Okay. Well, did you ask her? She might have one. >> I did. I I did ask her. >> I don't know. I don't know. What is it? A misdemeanor or a felony or something? >> Dude, I'm just asking, my man. I'm not trying to give you a hard time. I'm just trying to figure out who's battling addiction here. I'm trying to figure out >> and and if somebody's got a prescription for them, then we're good to go. You know what I mean? >> I don't even know what you're talking about, sir. That's what I'm telling you. But I'm saying, what is it? Charge charge. >> It It could be a charge. Yeah. >> What's that, buddy? >> Whatever. Y I mean, I don't know what's what's next. >> I I don't know, man. I'm just trying to figure out if somebody's got a script for these things. >> I don't I don't know. I don't even know what you're talking about. But what I'm saying is why am I in the backseat of a cop car? Why are you in a backseat of >> one? Probably because your attitude and then two because the car smells like want you're detained at the moment. >> You're not allowed to have burnt. >> Well, she admitted to smoking it. >> Not in the car. >> That's what she said. She literally said she smoked it. >> Okay. All right. Well, listen, Mr. Rice, I'm not sitting here trying to lie to you. I'm trying to explain everything to you. If you're gonna sit here and try to attack my integrity, then there's no need for a conversation for us to have. You're asking questions. >> You say, but I'm saying I I don't understand why I'm in the cop car, bro. I'm the only >> I already explained that to you. >> The air is on. >> I don't know how to lift this thing and prove it to you that the air is on. >> No, no. Like I said, I'm not sitting. With no one willing to admit ownership of the strips, the officer is left with no choice but to press both of them further. >> Not that much longer, Mr. Rice. >> No, I don't. At this moment, nobody's going to jail. No. All right. So, the air is on. It probably can't feel it cuz I got this door open and all the air is escaping. So, I'm going to stop airing out the outside and let you get some air. >> How long have you been battling addiction? I'm sorry. >> I said I've gotten past it. >> You gotten past it. So, you're not battling it? >> Okay. >> But you have no idea whose strips those are. >> No. All right. All right. M I have to read you something. Okay. >> Mhm. >> You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand that? >> Mhm. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You understand that? >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer, have him or her present with you while you are being questioned. You understand that? >> If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, I want to be appointed represent you for any questioning if you wish. You understand that? You can decide at any time to exercise your rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. You understand that? Understand each of the rights I read to you. Okay. So, in that pill bottle, all right, there's a bunch of schedule two pills in there. You have any idea where those came from? >> Nothing but it, boss. >> Okay. So, I'm assuming they're going to be all hers. >> I mean, that's what you got to ask her. I'm pretty sure that's what she going to say. I don't know, though. Whatever she say is not I don't none of that. Okay. But that >> just the >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Um, your DNA is not going to be on that bottle. That's all. >> Go test it. >> Well, that doesn't just happen like that. >> Okay. Well, yeah. No, it ain't going to be on the bottle, sir. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm just asking, buddy. All right. I'm not trying to charge the wrong person, right? >> Yes, sir. >> I got to do my due diligence. >> Yes, sir. >> All right, my man. Watch yourself. The woman is questioned separately, but she too denies owning the bottle. With no one stepping up, officers now have to determine how to move forward. >> Say about >> She said she never seen the bottle. It's not hers. >> He ran the car. She said he ran the car. >> What' she say? >> He don't know nothing about the bottle. So, um, I asked him, you know, it's probably going to be charged with her then cuz I'm he's not owning it up to it. So, you're you're the driver of the car. You're in constructive possession. >> A rental is not even that far. >> You're the driver. You drive a car. You take ownership and possession of everything that's inside the car. If everybody else denies That's a lot of pills in there. That's good amount of potential traffic in your mouth. The amount of pills that there are. So, you don't know nothing about the pills. All right, Miss Brian. I'm going to have you come over here. Have a seat. Okay, dear. I'll help you down. I won't let you fall. >> I'm fine. I'm talking >> IF SHE Y'ALL PISS UP SHE GOING TO drop it was hers bro I know how the law work that's not how this work >> no wrong >> how does it work >> if somebody don't take out for the off people get charged she's driving the car I mean sorry I'm sorry sir sir but am I right or wrong though >> who rented the car >> what you mean who rented the car >> it's a very simple question >> her peoples it ain't in my name. It's not in my It's the ring ain't in my name. >> No, >> cuz she said it was. >> I'm just asking a question. I'm asking a question. >> No, no, it's not. It's not. It's not. I didn't rent the car. Ain't got nothing to do with me. That's the real That's her. >> Like, so how do how do how am I getting charged? Then the other dude or was that you just asking my friends what behind the bottle? That was nothing to do with the beer. Officers say nothing to the man about what his girlfriend revealed, but he misreads their silence, believing she threw him under the bus. What he says next catches everyone off guard. >> That are your friends going to be on my bottleneck? No, I test it. So, how you feel me? How long he talking about it ain't it ain't a quick thing or something saying, but like how am I getting charged and she not and her friends on the bottle? >> That's a good question. >> Person who is a getting charged with it. So, did she say it was mine? >> I can't tell you what she said. >> I mean, bro, I mean, like, it's nowhere in here. I'm the only one. She had to say, but how could y'all How did that work if she driving? It's her car. >> Rihanna. Rihanna. Brianna. Hey, Brianna. Is you serious, bro? Bro, look at me. If you can hear me, you ain't got to say nothing. If you can hear me, just look at me, bro. All right. So I know you can hear me. So just know we done. You're sending me to jail for your bro. How? You know I'm on papers, bro. I don't got time for that. What is y'all even talking about? A BOTTLE OF WHAT? BRO, ain't no That's not a Hey, BRO. Why am I getting charged? BRIANNA, BRIANNA, WHY IS HE YELLING, DUDE? BRIANNA, what's up? Why am I going to jail for your search this dude? Rihanna services. >> Why you ain't telling that was your >> Huh? >> Can I get a supervisor? Hey, tell them it's your Y'all can't do that, bro. She said it was hers. What's wrong with y'all? Hey, >> he's trying to convince her to hers, bro. Hey. Hey, don't leave. Don't leave. Don't leave. Don't leave. Hey, Brianna. While the man continues to scream from the back of the cruiser, the woman, who has already been cleared with a summon, refuses to leave, staying behind to talk to him. Officers warn her that if she doesn't walk away now, she may lose her chance to go without handcuffs. >> Who am I? Absolutely. Firestone. >> CALL MY DAD. CALL MY DAD. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> CALL MY DAD. >> WELL, he's asking for some help there. >> Don't go any number. >> 216. >> Yeah. I don't care about what's going on. What they saying? >> Ma'am, if you're going to stay here, you're going to have to go over there. You're not allowed to talk to him anymore. >> Yo. They are arresting him for no reason. >> Ma'am, did you hear what I said? You need to go over there if you're going to stay here. >> I work here. >> Then go inside. You can't stand here. >> I'm >> That's what I told you. You cannot talk to him. >> Don't push me. Why are you pushing? >> Second till you get arrested. >> Literally, >> it's very simple. >> You're arresting him for no reason. >> Stand over. >> You're arresting him for no reason. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're arresting. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> All right. Well, >> put your hands behind your back. >> You're arresting him for no reason. Well, you get to go to jail with him. Okay, >> come on over here. You get to go to jail with them. Okay, >> you're arrested. >> Come over here. Have a seat over here. >> Getting arrested for obstructing. We told you multiple times to leave out of here. >> The only thing I should be getting arrested for is >> It does not work like that. You had your opportunity to admit possession of it. Okay. They were You said You said >> And you said what? And you said what? >> And then when I said And then when I asked you when I asked you when I asked you and then when I asked you >> are these yours? Oh my god. >> And when I said when I asked you were these yours at first. >> All right then. Bada bing, bada boom. >> They're mine. >> All right then. Well, just this is your consequences of lying then. >> Okay. Great. But you get you're going to get to go to jail today for obstructing. Okay? You've been warned multiple times to leave. You don't want to leave. This is where we're at. >> Instead of walking away, she makes things worse. The officer quickly reminds her that choices like these come with a price. >> Like, I don't know, Brienne. I don't know what's going on with you in your life, but you have got to figure some stuff out. Seriously, Brianna should not be acting like this at 26 years old. You know better. >> Um, did they already get your info? >> Yeah, they did. >> Oh my god, it's hot. Oh my god. Come on. Hey. [screaming] Hey. >> We're at home. Can you turn the AC on if possible? >> Yeah, it's on. I'll I'll boost it. >> Her refusal to leave peacefully led to a single charge of obstruction. Number three, entitled driver causes a crash and still think she's above the law. On August 1st, 2025, officers responded to an intersection after multiple witnesses reported a crash involving a possibly intoxicated driver. Here's what unfolded next. >> Turn the red light. Did she hit you or what's up? What car was it? >> What car was it? >> What car was it? >> Was it the bike right there or car? >> It's going to be two vehicles or two in a second. >> Uh just two and I got over here. I'm calling 911 right now to get >> Thank you. I'll be away from the car. Where's the driver? Who's the driver? >> She's the driver. >> You're the driver? >> Yeah, we just came over here. >> Are you the driver? >> Were you the only one in the car? >> Yes. >> I'm just going to give them my insurance. And my home is right there. >> Okay. Well, that's not happening right now. Okay. >> Yes, that is. >> No, it's not. Yes, it is. You want to bet? >> Would you like me to finding? >> I'm not trying to. >> And I'm not playing with you either. All right. You're not going anywhere right now. Let us figure it out. >> Do you guys need medical attention? >> Okay. What's the damage on? Did she hit you on this side? >> No, it was this side. >> And I can't believe she ran a red line. >> So, what way were you going? >> Um, I was going straight. >> Okay. But >> you need my insurance. >> Is that what eastbound or westbound? >> Um, westbound. >> That's eastbound. >> Oh, eastbound. >> Eastbound. >> Eastbound. >> And then she Where was she going? She's going to show you. >> Okay. Towards us. >> Yes. >> Okay. Did you get hit? Okay. >> Find your phone for >> I'm going to look for your phone. >> I need to find my phone. As officers search the vehicle for her phone, the woman grows argumentative once again, insisting that showing her insurance should be enough to end the encounter. It isn't long until she makes another decision she'll regret. >> Are you playing this back? >> Good. >> You know what? I do not consent for a search. >> I'm not searching. I'm looking for your phone. >> No, just >> Hey, don't touch it. >> Consent. I do not consent. >> You're not going to have this right now. So step back away from me right now. >> No, I do not consent for any of the searches without my attorney. >> So we're not searching anything, right? >> You're not searching for him. Yes. But now I disregard. Disregard. >> So then no phone. >> Close the door. >> The person who I hit. Who did I hit? Who did I hit? Who did I hit? So I can give them my insurance. This does not need to be a big deal. >> Are they okay? >> Looks like they're okay. >> Ma'am, you have no idea to be looking in there. >> You can look plain view. >> No. >> Now you're No, no. You have no idea to be looking in there. >> So, first off, you're not going to be touching me, right? >> I do not have consent. So >> now you're under arrest with every other police officer. >> I'm just trying to get to my job. >> I know that. >> Sorry. >> Literally, if that was me, >> are we getting anything? >> I need you to be careful. >> That was a truck. I would have been up >> I would have been I would have been splattered. >> Sorry, but >> dude, if that was me crossing the street. >> I'm just trying to find your phone because I mean >> I deserve a phone contact. >> That is against your >> That is against the law. She's starting to regret how things turned out, but she's still refusing to accept the harsh reality. Her choices could have led to tragedy. Yet, she treats the situation like a minor inconvenience. >> Did you check over here? There's something in her pockets. >> What is your badge number? >> Motorcycle. Okay, chill. >> I deserve rights and I'm sorry. Oh yeah. >> She just reach. >> I'm sorry. I don't know what my parents thought. >> That's >> I can take her over then. >> I don't know who to contact. Can >> you have a sit down while they evaluate your >> Please, can I have my >> Have a seat right here while the paramedics take a look at you. >> Okay, ma'am. >> I'm a paramedic and we'll deal with that. Okay. I'm just trying to make sure you're okay. >> Okay. Well, then I need you to answer my question >> and I need you to answer my question. >> Yeah, I got mad because you're disrespectful towards what I do. is located in >> I listen >> trying to escalate the situation >> which they were far away but she did medical >> it was directed I think whoever Was there right there? It was hamishers and then >> uh did you try it with just like >> And then you were able to get their insurance and everything. >> I just ate their policy number. So they said his mom was saying is there a police? >> With the insurance and witness information collected, officers arrange for the vehicle to be towed. Once the scene is cleared and all parties accounted for, they begin the transport to the station. >> I can search my car, officer. It is still my car. No. >> I do not give permission. Okay, sit down on the curb. >> I know my rights. Would you like to stop my >> So, I know your rights too right now and I'm told you to sit down on the curb. Okay. Is >> that it? >> Yeah. The other two said they didn't need any medical attention. >> Uh, to my knowledge, it's just passenger >> to double check. You don't need to get checked by a medical >> proven. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> No, cuz this one's >> Did you Did you smell anything? >> Did you smell anything? >> I don't get me, but there's obviously something. >> I got a small whiff of something, but it wasn't It was super like mild. Okay. But you declined their services, so there shouldn't be any bill for that. Okay. >> I just want to help. >> Okay. >> Can you have a seat again for me? I don't want you to get hurt. >> Am I being detained? >> You're under arrest right now. >> No. >> Yeah. >> No, I refuse. >> You can? >> Yes, I can. >> I refuse. The night ended with a woman receiving a long list of charges including aggravated DWI, criminal damage to property, failure to obey traffic signals, and felony battery on a police officer. Number one, entitled woman skips out on her airport tab and learns that arrogance won't save her. On July 14th, 2025, officers responded to Orlando International Airport after reports of an intoxicated woman refusing to pay her bill. When they arrived, the staff are quick to explain what happened. >> She's having a horrible day cuz her her man's family don't like her and they kicked her out of the house. So, she booked a flight to go to New York today. >> Okay. >> And I heard that someone was waiting for her outside. So, I've been trying to tell her to pay her bill to go. Let's go. you know, pay your bill and make sure you can go do your thing and then >> and come back. She said she was going to Melbourne. >> Okay, cool. Cool. >> Come, come, come. >> Hi. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I know that >> I've done nothing. >> I know you don't have to make a big scene about it, nothing. >> She's just asking for you to go ahead and pay the bill. >> Okay. No problem. >> Okay. No problem. Go call the police. >> We We are the police. >> Yep. No. >> Okay. Do you have your card or cash or whatever? However you want to >> take care of your bill. That way she can cash out. Okay. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Nobody said you did. >> All right. They're not going to bother. They're just here to make sure that you're fall asleep. The camera saw you fall asleep. They're just doing their job. I just need you to pay for it. But you're good. You can go to your flight safely. Okay. We just want to make sure you get to your flight safely. You >> okay? That's all. >> Nobody's harassing you. Nobody's trying to bother you. Just making sure you're okay. >> This is your purse right here, Darling. Your key? >> Yes, it is. >> Okay. Can you get out a card or cash and and pay her so we can all go? >> She'd like you to Thank you. She'd like you to pay her bill. >> Okay. >> Do me a favor. >> I appreciate it. >> I've done nothing wrong. I I'm aware of that, >> but they're asking >> I don't think you are. >> They're asking you to pay your bills. >> So, you just need to square up working. Okay. >> Okay. >> How dare you? >> I'm not We're not doing that. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, we got law enforcement here. I just need you to pay your bill. That's it. We're wasting time. Okay. Please. >> She still has a flight to catch and officers are giving her a way out. But instead of complying, she keeps pushing back, bringing herself closer to being cuffed. I've done nothing wrong. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> My name is Christine. I'm from New York. >> My name is Christine. I'm from New York. >> So tell me what you want from me. I got nothing. >> This is your first time. Stand up a little bit. just stay right where you are. What you could do is again for the five million time, go in that purse, go grab out some form of money, a debit card, a credit card, something wrong. >> All right. >> Yeah, she's just going to keep playing dumb. >> I'm not playing dumb. >> Oh, you're playing something. >> You can you can tell me what it is, but you're definitely not sober nor willing to pay. So, that's not really helping us right now. >> 72 for our check. Arrest me. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Arrest me. Arrest me. Arrest me. Stay in your corner. I've done nothing. I've done nothing wrong. Stay in your corner. >> The officers haven't given up on resolving things peacefully. One of them takes the time to explain the situation, hoping she'll finally listen. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Can I talk to you, please? I'm Officer Gonzalez. I've done nothing wrong. >> You have done something wrong because >> like they explained to you, man, listen to me. >> You haven't done nothing wrong. >> We gave you ample opportunity to pay the bill. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> You haven't done that. Now, you done wrong cuz one death for services. You haven't paid for the drinks that you received. You are intoxicated. You're not supposed to be in a public place intoxicated for your safety and the public safety and more for your safety cuz you're intoxicated. We want to make sure you're safe and nothing take no one takes advantage you or you get hurt, you fall, slip. All right? So, we're here to try to, you know, we do want to help you as well. That's why we're here. And you keep repeating yourself. Now, if you don't pay for what you the services, you'll go to jail. You'll go to jail. You haven't gone to your person >> talking about. >> So, and we don't want to we don't want to take you to jail for that. >> But you keep repeating to and right now you are intoxicated. I don't think I don't know if you're listening to understanding. If you you know, >> look, you dropped your phone right there. Can I pick it up and give it to you? >> The phone. Can I pick up your phone and give it to you, >> ma'am? >> Okay. I was just going to move the chair. >> I'm not doing anything. >> There you go. >> I'm not doing anything. >> The phone is in here. >> Okay. All right. >> Remember when you kept asking for writes that uh >> I'm not doing anything. Despite every opportunity given to walk away, the woman continues to push back. The officers move in to make the arrest. But even now, they do so with patience and control. >> All right, >> ma'am. Could you go ahead uh turn around and put your hands behind your back? Okay. >> Do you have anything that that are sharp on you by any chance, ma'am? >> No. >> Do you have anything uh that may be considered uh like at the jail? Because if you introduce any type of uh like any type of You can go ahead and lean up against that if you need to. I don't want you falling down. Um, and I'm going to put these handcuffs. Okay. So, it's they're not made for comfort. Okay. So, I'm going to put two fingers in between it. All right. Just to make sure. >> All right. And I'm going to do two fingers right here. Like I said, they're not made for comfort. Okay. All right. Are you on the A side or B? >> I'm on the BP by United. I'm giving you her. He got her name here. >> All right. There's your ID. >> Oh, we got more stuff. Let me >> All right. Let's go up here. Is this your stuff, ma'am? >> Yeah, I got her ID on it. >> All right. And hold on one second. We're going. We're going. >> Um, they're not going to accept these at the general. >> Yeah. Go ahead. That's trash. >> Did you have all those this morning or today? >> Fireballs. >> Okay. >> I told her to do that. >> You want her cash out? Just a couple of dollars. >> Yeah. Uh, just make sure that her cash and we can just put it in her pocket. If >> there's any other items in there. Let's get a ticket. >> Did you miss this flight? >> Let's see. Is that yesterday or today? Let me Let me look. Kristen Jav. Okay. So, here's what's going to happen. You're You're going to be able to take your purse with you to the jail. This is trash and alcohol. We're going to throw that away. Okay. You going to keep your cash. We're going to give that to the nurse when we get there. Okay. As far as the uh the ticket goes, we're just going to uh this is just for our record. Okay. >> Following standard protocol, officers go through her bags, documenting each item to ensure everything is accounted for before transport. >> I'm going to need that. But >> yeah, one >> one looks like two, three, >> or four maybe. >> Just fold it. We're going to put up in her in her left pocket. $3. >> All right. Fold that. >> Yep. >> Perfect. Okay. >> Trash. >> Yep. All right. And uh that officer has searched that. You should be able to bring all that to the jail with you. Okay. Now, as far as this bag right here, not sure if they're going to be able to take it. Uh we can uh get with um United and maybe they can uh keep it here with them. Okay. While others work on escorting the woman out, one officer checks in with the staff to learn what exactly happened before their arrival and whether the woman revealed any reason for her outburst. >> Sorry. >> So unfortunate. I think >> Yeah. She also has pills in her, I'm sure. >> Well, the situation come in. She sat down and ask for a double teal. Well, she wasn't drunk, but she she was crying because she had she her boyfriend broke up with her and said that her family his family is from Mexico and didn't like like her no more cuz she's white. And so that's really unfortunate. I said, you know, some people in life was either good or evil, right? >> And she was fine then. And then um she asked for one more >> and I was giving her some advice like going through a breakup, you know, let's work on yourself, go to the gym. Mhm. >> I talked to her for like 10 minutes >> and then she asked for one more. I gave her one more double and then she um started falling asleep and then the guy from New York tried to help her, right? >> And I asked her to pay her bill and I said, "Hey, I can't have you sleeping here." And then she started doing it again. >> Mhm. >> And then I think the camera stop. >> Yeah. >> Or one of Yeah, probably the camera saw. >> I hadn't called yet cuz I was trying to alleviate all the work. >> Yeah. >> A lot of work. It worked for you. >> It's It's That's fine. One for you. Yeah. >> Thank you, ma'am. We're going to We're going to go over here. >> You guys did a great job. >> Come on. Keep ma'am. Come on. Come on. One one footstep. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Understood, ma'am. >> Yeah. I've done nothing wrong. I've done nothing wrong. >> Ma'am, I think tomorrow you're going to see things maybe different. >> No, I've done nothing wrong. George, if you want to just do a quick scan. We don't have a female, so I did a quick a pat down on the out with outside of my hand. That's the best I can do. >> I've done nothing. >> I haven't really been able to explore the waistband, but it appears that there's it's flat. There's nothing. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> All right. So, just he's just going to use the outside of a >> No problem. The officers recognize that the woman is under heavy emotional stress and handle her with patience during the search, but her outburst only continues to intensify. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> In reference to that subject, she's not I don't she not coming back out of New York and that name is going to be 1054 IP. We copy. Thank you. >> I've done nothing wrong. Okay. All right. The inside looks good. All right. You're going to do What we're going to do is we're going to go uh your backside first and then just watch your head. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I understand what you're saying, man. >> No, you don't. >> I do. All right. So, we're going to turn around this way and I'm going to just >> I've done nothing wrong. >> So, back on up. Watch your head. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> So, um just go ahead. Start to scoot with your legs. >> You're a piece of Didn't do anything. I did nothing wrong. Scoot over a little bit more. >> I DID NOTHING WRONG. >> I UNDERSTAND. WE NEED YOU TO bring your legs in. Okay. >> I can't bring my >> I'm going to help. I'm going to help. >> No. It hurts. It hurts. >> Which Which part hurts? >> It's not made for comfort, >> but it shouldn't be painful. >> All right. >> I did nothing wrong. >> I'm going to put this uh seat belt on. Okay. >> All right. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Okay. So, your seat is >> I DID NOTHING WRONG. >> IF YOU WANT TO GO AHEAD AND LEAN BACK. >> IT HURTS. It hurts >> this. Here. Hold on. Here's what you do. >> It hurts. It's me. >> You know what? Maybe here's what I'll do. I'm going to go ahead double cuff them. Okay. So, you have a little bit more room. Okay. >> I've done nothing wrong. I've done nothing wrong. >> I'm going to double cuff her. >> I don't double cuff me. I've done nothing wrong. >> Just give them back to me when you get back. I got training here in a little bit. So, I've done nothing wrong. >> What I'm going to do, ma'am, is I'm going to double cuff you. Okay. Just don't make any sub movements. This is for your comfort. Okay. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Yeah. If you want to. Yeah. All right. So, what I'm going to do >> I'VE DONE NOTHING WRONG. >> THIS IS just for your comfort. Okay. >> She keeps repeating herself, stuck in a loop of drunken frustration, but none of it changes what's about to happen. >> I'VE DONE NOTHING WRONG. >> UNDERSTOOD, MA'AM. All right. Here's what we're going to do. Yeah. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> All right. That should feel a little bit better. It's going to go gonna go right back on. Okay. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> All right. So, it's going to go right around here. We're going to do the same thing as we did last time. Two fingers. Okay. That's just so you don't uh get out. Okay. But if you twist it, it's not going to it's not going to help. Okay. So, don't twist it. All right. And you should have enough room. All right. For now. And what we're going to do one second. Ma'am, STOP DOING THAT. >> [screaming] >> WHAT ARE YOU YELLING AT? WHAT ARE YOU YELLING ABOUT? [screaming] >> IT HURTS. >> WHAT HURTS? What hurts? >> It hurts. >> What hurts? >> Okay. There's there There shouldn't be any need for any pain, okay? Because there's nothing painful being caused to you right now. Okay, Christine. It's not meant for comfort, but you've got plenty of room in these cuffs. Okay. All right. And I'm going to make sure this is double locked. Yep. Right here. Okay. So it's not going to just get tight on you all of a sudden. Okay. So it's right around there. You got plenty of wiggle room. Okay. Just don't pull one. All right. Officer George Gonzalez is going to transport you to the Orange County BRC for booking. Okay. >> What? >> Yep. And what's going to happen there? They're going to process you. Yep. We've got all your uh information that we need. Our investigation uh for now is complete. Okay. >> Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. >> I'm not I'm not touching you. Okay. You're in the back of a police car, ma'am. All right. >> Let go of me. PLEASE LET GO of me. I I'm I'm not touching you, ma'am. Okay. >> I don't think you are. Please let go of my Please let go of me. Please let go of me. >> I'm going to shut the door, okay? >> And we're going to make sure you got plenty of air conditioning, okay? >> The woman was ultimately charged with petty theft. What do you think? Did they get what they deserved? Let me know in the comments, and I'll catch you in the next video.