Officers deal with difficult people every day, but these Karens managed to stand out for all the wrong reasons. Here are five cases of the most toxic Karens cops have ever encountered. Number five. Officers struggled to figure out what's going on with this woman. On August 21st, 2024, officers responded to a local seafood market after staff reported an intoxicated couple fighting and causing a disturbance inside the store. Here's what happened when officers arrived to intervene. Hello, how are you? Where's the couple? This woman here and then this shirt, this man here. The woman in the black is just a customer eating that this other woman I guess sat next to. >> [music] >> Okay. >> know why she's not turning it. Okay. >> to speak to them in private? I'm just Okay, what what's >> walked over the bridge. Uh-huh. Okay. >> It's nice to meet you, sir. >> Hi, how are you? Thank you for your service. Cheers. Okay. How can I help you? Please, I would like to go home. My passport and my luggage is in Nick's house. Nick's >> is Nick? Yeah, Nick's car is being drove by Dennis. We have been left Uh-huh. >> side of the road. Uh-huh. I walked over the bridge. I have a drink. >> [music] >> I'm not perfect, but I'm trying. Okay, so what's what's going on between you two? Are you guys having a verbal argument or what's going on? No. No, I don't know why you guys [music] are here, really. Oh, well, the restaurant called us. They were concerned I guess that you guys were fighting. No. Are you okay? >> true. I spoke to our friend here. >> I I'm Ma'am, I'm talking to you. Right here. Don't be ashamed. Yes, sir. >> Yeah. Do you have ID on you? No, I do not. My phone is in the bedroom Okay. >> my passport. Okay. Are you not from New Jer- Are you not from New York? >> in Spring Lake in Spring Lake. Okay. Um I live in Morris County. Yes, what was I talking about? Hold on, don't I'm you're talking to me. You're talking to me? Don't even mention the >> You know what? This is the last thing I want to do just now. I know. You know what? Do you have a warrant? If you don't, I got to walk. I know. You listen. Ciao, ciao. We're done. >> All right, you're not going anywhere. You're not going anywhere. You don't have anything to say to me. I just want to make sure you're okay. I I just I am okay. Can you give me a ride? Yeah, where do you want the ride? >> I would love to have a ride. It's called Hold on. >> me a ride and flight tomorrow out of Philadelphia? As officers approach, the suspect bounces between calm and confrontational. Though officers quickly make it clear they're focused on resolving the situation. I have a Uber. What is the season road is is where in New Jersey? Is it Lakewood, okay? Yeah. So, I have a flight tomorrow at 2:30 in the morning. My Uber's coming to get me. If you'd like to leave now, I just need my Where is your phone? In the room? >> It is literally Sir. Okay. Yes, I Listen, we're going to try to work on a ride for you. I I just want to I want to know what's your relationship with this gentleman over here. >> He's wonderful. I've known each other 45 years. >> Okay. He is my best friend. >> Okay. But you know, today took a turn. Okay. So, you you you guys had some type of disagreement. No. >> Okay. No. Oh, no disagreement. >> And you know what? This is the reason I don't want to talk to you. I just want to I want to get I just I don't I don't care the story. >> to me. No. Yeah, I just I want to know what's going on. I'm going to go over there. Well, we'll let you go We'll let you go as soon Listen, ma'am. >> Yeah, you got no reason to >> Ma'am, listen. Listen. Hold on, you're not going anywhere. Listen. Listen, you stop it. >> You stop it. Listen. I am in detai- I'm not in detai- Keep your mouth shut. Yeah. All right. All right, you're being locked up disorderly. Yep, grab your drink. Stop resisting. Do not face me. You're under arrest. You had your chance. You want to act disorderly, go ahead. Oh my god. What is happening? How dare you? Yep, it's my car, right? Oh my god. I want your fingers. I don't know. I don't know what is happening. All right, ma'am. You go this way. How dare you? Where are we going now? >> We're going in the car. Amy. Nope, I'm going to sit. It's fine. We'll drag you. What? You want to act like a child, you're going to get treated like a child. How dare you? The suspect quickly realizes these officers aren't entertaining any nonsense. But instead of backing down, her aggression only ramps up even further. What is the charge? Don't you have to read me my rights? No, I don't. I'm not questioning you. >> MY RIGHTS, SIR? All right, you want to keep your YOU GOT IT? WHAT ARE my rights? You read me the Miranda or we out. READ ME THE MIRANDA RIGHTS RIGHT NOW. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT. YEP. >> READ IT. I'M GOING TO SUE THE ASS OFF OF YOU. I'm going to sue you. I'm going to have Frelinghuysen to you up. >> Okay. You remember Frelinghuysen? >> Okay. >> He's my friend. >> Get in there. He lives around the corner from me. He had Newark Airport Listen, I don't want to talk to you. >> Move. Because of the talk Yeah, you in trouble now. Okay. All right, off we go. How dare you? Sir. >> All right. Just uh stay with her cuz you can't leave her. Okay. No, no, we're done. We're done. Just stay with this officer, okay? Yes, she just just became disorderly. I was asking her a question about what happened. She said they never got in a fight. Yeah, he said he was just She was upset because he gave his card to a friend. Yeah. And she was mad about that, but um no DV. It's just verbal, but 33 >> 33 I need to get his license. >> I need to She'll be released. You don't have to bail her out. No, no, no. Okay, let me finish talking to this officer, though, okay? Yeah. All right, at this point I'm going to say he's not she's not It's more of a possibility of arrest. She just can't pick herself up, but she gave us the disorderly cuz now that people at the diner know Yeah, of course. We're going to face this. Yep. All right, sounds good. Uh she wasn't ID'd, but was he? I I didn't hear. Yeah, he got his license. He already got it. All right, cool. All right, sounds good. I'll 10-4. Her partner later explains the argument wasn't nearly as serious as it looked, but when officers speak with her again, they're met with a completely different attitude. Do you have Where's her Do she have her driver's license on her or >> nothing. I have no idea. Her stuff is at my house. We were just out there. >> Are you guys You guys been dating for a while? Yeah, yeah, I know her for 45 years. We're going to We're going to figure out who she is. Or you can transport. >> Jank's name Oh, that's Chevy's car? Jank's. I'll meet you there. Chevy. Whatever. We'll wait. Okay. You need help coming out or you got it? Amen. Let's roll. Please. Please let me go home. I don't want to >> Yep. After after the charges filed, you can go home. >> What are the charges? Disorderly person. You decided to be disorderly in front of a whole entire restaurant, so. Go ahead. Is it a misdemeanor? Excuse me? I got it. Is it a misdemeanor? Yep. It's a misdemeanor. We're going right to the Great Wall of China. We're taking pictures of you. >> No. Yes, we are. >> sir. Yes, ma'am. Really, what should I do? Ma'am. Ma'am, come on. Call me Arnold. >> Back against the wall. Back against the wall. Go ahead. Go ahead. You know face the wall. Now being processed, the suspect drags things out by ignoring simple instructions, making officers work twice as hard to finish the job. Back against the wall. Are you going to get me out of here? Yes, ma'am. As soon as you cooperate. I am not driving all the way to the airport. Back against the wall. Yeah, good. You know Spanish. Perfect. Hello. How are doing today? Thank you so much. I'm doing very well. Can we just put our back against this wall for me, please? And can we just look at this camera for me? When when do these pictures get deleted? >> She likes to get close. Watch out. They're only for our records. No, yeah, they're only for our records. Are you going to broadcast these online? Nope, they don't get broadcasted online. Yeah, just keep your back against this wall and face me. There you go. Perfect. What's my name? I'm Heather. Heather. What's your name? Amy. Hi, Amy. Do we have a ID on Amy? All right. Uh 33 does. >> Then was trying to He would he refused to give like the rest of her name. Uh maybe she could maybe Kelly could get it. We're going to get him out soon, okay? It just won't We want you to go home safe. Where are we going? We need her all of her identifying >> What do we need? Her identifying information. Her name, date of birth, address, phone number, etc. 1005 Bay Street, Huntington Beach, Florida. Perfect. My name is Amy Burkett. Amy what? Burkett. Okay. All right. We'll ask you again so we can write it down cuz I won't remember it. Wonderful. We're going to go to court in the morning. We're going to go to court. Come on, Amy. Amy, come over here. Amy. Over here. All right, so I'm turning on the lights. It's mental health. Nope. Not today. You're going to get a piece of paper with a disorderly conduct charge on it and then you're going to get a Is it disorderly or Apparently you were. When do I go to They're going to give you a court date. Tell them that you're not guilty. The court is You can go to court and explain that Hey, do I have to go to court? I was going to Is it a misdemeanor? What's new? Her emotions keep swinging back and forth, turning what should be a simple process into a drawn-out struggle for the officers. I am happy to be away from the company I was with. Thank you for saving me. I didn't save you. I will go to court to be away from those people. Okay. When you are ready. Uh-huh. We're going [clears throat] to go this way and get your cuffs off. She's out of the restroom. We're just going to go this way, okay? I'm really scared. What's up? No need to be scared. >> Oh, yeah, yeah. What's going to happen is we're going to go in here, we're going to take your cuffs off, and pat you down, make sure you don't have anything sharp on you. And then we're going to put your cell phone in. Oh, I like this. I just want to go home. I hear you. Same. Who is this now? Well, let's go this way, okay? Light, remember? Ah, that's right. That's right. Very bright. Don't mind. Apparently. I want my button. It's not even charged probably. Huh? Look at that. It is pretty bright. Frank is coming in here now. I know. After all the emotional swings, the suspect finally breaks down, but the officers keep things moving knowing the situation is already decided. This What are we doing? How long are you going to keep me in here? I need a lawyer. Listen, sir. You'll be able to get a lawyer. Just drag her in cuz she's Cuffs just almost went flying. Help, please, Jesus. Please help me. Stand up. Come on. Please, Jesus, please come to me now. Okay. Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee. Just take the cuffs off of her and if you have to, just drag her in the cell. Just make sure she's not wearing a necklace. All right, cool. You're good. Please don't. Just be careful. Flip flops on. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. I just want to go home. Okay, we'll play a free coupon for you. The faster you cooperate, the faster you leave. Am I going to get Am I going to get to my flight in Philadelphia? >> If you cooperate I am cooperating. You have to cooperate, okay? Yes. Yes, sir. Now. She will not. Thank you. You can leave now. Yes, sir. We're going to go in here, okay? Oh my god. Yeah. Please don't touch my Goodbye. I cleared tonight. After putting the officers through her roller coaster of emotions, the suspect was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. Number four. This traffic stop escalated fast, thanks to one bad attitude. On July 30th, 2024, officers on patrol spotted a vehicle swerving across lanes and even trying to challenge their patrol car. Here's what happened when officers finally stopped the driver. How you doing? I'm all right. I'm Officer Barry with the Point Pleasant Department. You're being audibly and visually recorded. Good. Everything all right today? Everything all right today? Good. All right. Reason I'm stopping you is the uh careless driving. Swerving into parking spots. Aggressively riding up onto me. Accelerating. I'm harassing you? Okay. Why'd you stop for me to go forward? Okay. Okay. I need your license, insurance, and registration. Nope. I need your license, registration, and insurance. Okay. Thank you. This is a temporary insurance. Okay. Okay. No. I really don't care. I do. State laws require that you have to hand me over your license when I ask. She immediately meets officers with sarcasm and attitude, but the officer quickly makes it clear that that approach isn't going to work. On motor vehicle stops, so if you want to call your lawyer and ask about that, that's fine. Thank you. I know you know. Do you have a registration for this vehicle? Yeah, I do. Can you hand me the insurance card? Well, I don't know where it is. Okay. That's the problem. All right. It's not my car, sir. It's not. It's not registered under my dad. I understand that. Okay. So I don't have my phone on me. No, you don't have to. Just do me a favor, look for it, and I'll be right back, all right? I don't know It's not in my car. Okay. So, how am I going to look for something that I don't even know where it is? Good idea. I don't know. Exactly. All right. So, should I call him? Go ahead. Okay, stay in the car. Stay in the car. Cuz I'm telling you to. 31 Stay in the car. I am. Got it. Yeah, can you check the area of the high school for a juvenile in a green shirt? >> Stay in the vehicle. NO, I WANT TO CALL MY FATHER. I want to get the registration. I don't know where it Don't you laugh at me. Get back in the vehicle. I have no choice. Get back in the ve- I don't care. I told you I don't care. Get back in the car. I I want to Get back I I You're not going anywhere till I'm done with you. SO, GET BACK IN THE CAR. NOW. NOT AN OPTION. SAYS WHO? ME. Who are you? I didn't do anything. Get back in the car. Yeah, I will. When I do tell me what I did wrong. Get back in the car. >> When you tell me what Get back in the car. Cuz I'm telling you. I don't need to give you a reason. Get back in the car. The suspect's refusal to cooperate keeps wearing down the officer's patience and just when things seem under control, she suddenly makes a move no one saw coming. Do what? Get back in the car. Sit in the car. Sit in the car. I'm ordering you to cuz I'm telling you to. >> Okay, then then why are you pulling me over? I told you to. Careless driving. Okay. No registration, careless driving. Swerving into parking spots. Try to get behind her. Nine points. Last one was careless in January of this year. So going to get her careless, failure to provide reg. Probably just give her a careless mailer, a couple other ones. Probably figure it out. I'm not going to sit out here the whole time with her. She wants to continue to uh get out of the vehicle. This is getting your foreign now. Suspect's pulling in the area of South and Do you want me to get her? She just took off on us. Yeah? The suspect suddenly takes off running, seemingly hoping to outrun the situation, but officers are already one step ahead. Can Can grab that for me? Thank you. Yeah, she just took off on foot, honestly. Stay right there. What did I do? YOU GRABBED MY CAR. OUT WITH HER. It's not my car. Stand up. Why? You're being detained right now cuz >> Why? you can't sit still. Because I'm on seizure medicine, sir. I'm on medication. Look at my bruise. >> Okay. From brick Okay. Yeah. Thank you. Stop resisting. I'm not resisting, sir. >> You're pulling away from me. I'm not resisting. Can you tell him I'm not resisting? You were pulling away from me. >> pulling away. What do you mean? You know you're not free to leave on a traffic stop, right? It was my car. It wasn't my car. I couldn't find the registration. So you run? Well, I didn't know what else to do. You sit there and you wait and you talk to us like a Well, I didn't know cuz it's not my car. It's not your first time being pulled over, though. But it's not my car. >> What difference does it make? Cuz I driving a motor vehicle. It doesn't matter. I didn't know that. Well, you don't. Open the door. >> Cuz I don't usually drive other people's cars. So no, I don't know that. What are you going to do? Take me back to the hospital or jail? I'd rather go to jail. We'll figure that out. Cuz I already set my appointment up with behavioral health. For what? For IOP program. I just got out of hospital. Yeah, I just got out. I got a nice bruise on my arm from brick. Are you going to do that to me again? We're not going to do that to you. All right, stop. Because I don't want people to harass me anymore and I feel the cops are Because they've been doing this my whole life. It's not my driving. So what? People are 22. You don't need that. That's all. Now back in custody, the suspect tries talking her way out of trouble, but the more she explains, the deeper she digs herself in. With my driving? Oh, and what are you What would you be if you were a genie in a bottle? What is a genie in a bottle? >> Yeah, you tell me. Why don't you read a book? Going this way. I didn't know where I was going. >> Watch your head. Try not to >> No, you can just leave it like that cuz my wrists are fine. Come back out of the car. What? You're not going to hurt my wrists. THEY'RE FINE. I'M NOT GOING NOWHERE. RELAX. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. NO, YOU'RE NOT HURTING MY WRISTS. YOU ALREADY HURT MY ARM, OKAY? YOU SEE THAT NICE BRUISE right there? >> Double locked. YOU CAN DOUBLE LOCK ANYTHING. JUST DON'T HURT MY WRISTS. WE DON'T lock you. THAT'S THE WHOLE POINT. GOD! THAT'S WHAT I'M TRYING TO SAY. NOBODY'S TRYING TO HURT YOU. I I DIDN'T SAY YOU WERE. >> WELL, you're yelling at me. Well, you're putting the cuffs on me. This is tight. Listen, I want to make sure you're comfortable. I'm not trying to make this worse. Yeah. All right, let's go then. Come on, so I can see the doctor and see this, see that, and see who is here. COME ON, LET'S GO. NO, I can't. I need my medicine. >> What is going on? I need my epilepsy medication. >> Is it in your bag or is it in the car? It's at my house. I got TO GO AND GET IT, AND THAT'S WHERE I WAS GOING, AND THAT'S WHY I'M DRIVING THAT WAY because I need TO GET MY MEDICATION. AND YOU GUYS ARE NOT HELPING RIGHT NOW. >> TAKE A BREATH. NOBODY'S YELLING AT YOU. I'M NOT trying to yell. I just can't help it. Take a breath. We'll get you what you need. Can Can you get my phone? Yeah. No, like I need to call my Everything's coming with you. All right, you can take me to jail cuz I'd rather go there. Well, we'll figure that out. We'll see what we're going to do. >> I'm I'm listening to everything you have to say. You told me in the psych ward cuz I don't belong there. I never said anything about a psych ward. By the time officers finish processing the arrest, the suspect is left facing charges for disorderly conduct, obstruction, and resisting arrest without violence. Number three. The crowd's reaction said everything after this woman's arrest. On October 24th, 2022, officers responded to a local bar after reports of an intoxicated customer causing trouble and refusing to leave. Here's what happened when officers arrived to handle the situation. Right here. Come here. I'm here, ma'am. Ma'am, come here. Ma'am, come on. Come talk to me outside. Come talk to me outside, please. They don't want you in here. You need to leave. No, I don't have to leave. Ma'am, come on. For what reason? Cuz I'm telling you to step out, ma'am. I don't have to leave. I'm paying customer. I don't have to leave or what Did you pay their tabs? Yes. Yes, so you don't want her to leave. Don't want her to leave. So, where's the manager? Who's the owner? I'm the owner. I'm the owner. Okay. Come on, ma'am. I need to hurry up, please, ma'am. Ma'am, they don't want you in here. You have to leave. I'm a paying customer. I don't have to I don't have to You're not here with your guardian. Okay, so they I don't have to leave. I don't have to do what? I don't have to leave. Okay. All right. All right. All right. So, when they tell me that they want you Yes, they said I have to leave or I'll be arrested. okay you need to leave because I'm telling you to you need to step out they don't want you here they have a right to refuse service I need Need you to step out right now. If you don't step out I'll put you in handcuffs. Ma'am you want to go this route? Turn around. Turn around. The suspect tries to act tough and disrespect the officers. But it doesn't take long for her to realize they mean business. I've got it ma'am come over here. Watch step step down. Watch step thank you. Okay all right come over here to the front of my car please. Come to the front of my car ma'am please I'm going to I'm going to end up pulling you over to my car please come over. Come on. All right stand right here, please. I'm not stopping. Stop. I'm serious. Okay, listen to me, okay? I'm going to conduct a pat down. I will be using the back of my hands since you are female, okay? I need you to turn around for me and face right here in front of my car. Ma'am, please turn around. Thank you. Separate your hands. Stop. There you go. Stop. I don't need you to be bending over like that. Quit. Why? You don't need me to be bending over like >> Do you have anything in your bra area I should be aware of, ma'am? Any knives, anything in your bra area that you shouldn't >> are kind of tight. I will fix those momentarily. Do you have anything in your bra area we should be aware of? I can't remember, actually. Ma'am, I'm going to check. >> [clears throat] >> Go ahead and check. Uh I'm not going to check, ma'am. Why not? Cuz I don't want to reach in there. You said you'd fix my handcuffs momentarily, so why not check? Okay, you're you got small wrists, ma'am. They're comfortable like that? >> Uh they're not comfortable at all, actually. Okay, you're you're actually moving them and rotating your arm holding your hand. >> cuz it hurts. Okay. Yeah, that's fine. She ain't going to be able to pull out of those. She shouldn't be able to. Hi, dude. How are you doing? Just stand right here for me. Can you get me a power for me? Despite being in no position to bargain, the suspect continues arguing, refusing to let the confrontation die down. Don't move for a second. Okay, ma'am. All right, you come over here real quick. All right, you will be under arrest for disorderly conduct, okay? >> to plan to take these off. I do. Ma'am, please come over here. I'm going Hey, I'm cuff these and I have to do uncomfortable. >> you'll get a chance to ask her. Oop. Take it off. Brute, I will break my leg out right here. You don't understand. My arm is too tight. I have a metal arm. You want to You want to Get a lawsuit? All right, ma'am, please have a seat. >> Have a seat. You want to get a lawsuit, dude? Take a seat for me. ma'am. >> cough my handcuffs on my arm. >> me, please. Why not? Take a seat for me, please. >> No, I won't. Take a seat for me. >> Why not? All right, so take a seat for me. No, I won't. I won't. Ma'am, ma'am, I >> Why not? I have a metal arm. I have a metal arm. Okay, this is your last chance. You can take a seat voluntarily or I'm going to force you. I what? For a lawsuit? 10-59. Cuz I have a metal arm? I have a metal arm. I have a metal arm. All right, last chance. I have a metal arm. You want to get a lawsuit, you? You got her? I have a $3 million lawsuit going against one of >> [sighs] >> Yeah, now I'm going to charge her with obstruction, too. Um She said what? Yeah, they So, she's paid her tab. All I know is she's paid her tab and they they wanted to leave. Uh I get in there and I'm asking her to step out so we can have a conversation outside rather than inside. >> talked I'm going to at least get the person who called name and date of Yeah, the female right there is the one that told me that they wanted her to leave, but I don't know who her hostess was. Officers head back into the bar to get the staff side of the story and their account paints a troubling picture of the suspect's actions. Okay, so what happened first was like I heard like yelling and stuff cuz I mean I was I think I was on the phone taking your order. And then like she started getting like snappy with everyone cuz I know it started with a fight with her boyfriend that she came with. And oh yeah, he's already he's been gone. And when he showed back she yelled at him again and stuff and he he got out and they were like crazy. She kept screaming. She kept saying shots and all this stuff, being crazy. And I mean the people on the side right here that come all the time, they're looking at you guys. They're looking at crazy. They're like, "Woah, what's going on?" And they're like trying to avoid her. Trying to talk to me more. And then all of a sudden I went to go take a to-go order out and then she like I walk in and she starts like taking her shirt off. So and I was like, "Woah." And then yeah, she was just fighting with the manager when we told her to get out. Okay, very crazy. Awesome. All right, thank you very I got a lot of cash. What the Do you want to see? Ma'am, I can assure you I do not want your money. I make that means like $30,000 a year. Okay. I make more than that online. weekly I'm happy for you, ma'am. Very appropriate, ma'am. I don't give a if she What's up now? Okay, look. So if you have a gun in your car, we don't want to leave it there. Someone break in your car. So my car. You want to break into it, go ahead. You mind if we go into your car and get the gun out if there's one in there? >> have a gun in my car. Okay. So you don't So you want your car to stay here? I don't give a about my car. Okay. I don't like you either. Okay, we'll just leave your car here then. All right. As officers collect statements from staff inside the bar, the details they share leave officers increasingly concerned about what happened. So you're going to be charged with obstruction. Obstruction of what? Of law enforcement officer. >> I'll I'll make up. You got make up on your hand. You're going to be charged with charged with public indecency for exposing your ass. >> I'm a meter And then you're going to be >> going to have, bro. And you're going to You're going to be charged >> career career cuz over And you're going to be charged, ma'am, for public intoxication cuz you're highly intoxicated. Okay? >> he loves some [ __ ] like that. So Who are you talking about? >> take a child What do you Are you making threats towards me? Jeff Bliss, my uncle. You're talking about taking shots towards my Are you making threats towards me because uh I highly I'm talking about Okay. You don't want that charge. Okay, you don't want that charge, ma'am. Please do not make threats. I don't have cards on my Well, you you you do now, ma'am. I follow I I've been in every county there is. I don't have a card on my Jeff Bliss, my uncle. I don't know who that is. No, ma'am. You might want to Is he a judge for you? An attorney? What is your question, ma'am? Do I want No, I'll pass on that, ma'am. That's not an appropriate question to ask me. I have to tell that. My career is over and you just asked me if if we were if we were going And because I'm telling you no, you're now you're saying my career is over? I said I could I could I could I could wreck your career, but I'm not I'm not. >> You're not? Oh, well, much much appreciated, ma'am. You're welcome. You'll see you later. I don't know if I'll see you later. You'll see him. Okay. Jeff Bliss, look him up. As Officer Walker through the charges she could face tonight, the suspect responds with jaw-dropping remarks that only make matters worse for her. uncle Okay, what what is he a judge? An attorney? lawyer of 30 years in Washington. The best lawyer in the whole That's fine. Okay, that's fine. It's real inappropriate. Ma'am, I that is that's a statement that that is not uh yeah, that's not something that we're going to even go and discuss. Are you paying Do you want to bend me over the back? No, ma'am. I do not want to bend you over the back. You wish I would do it. Again, that's inappropriate. You want to step out. Put your shoes back on. Here. Can you stand out for me? Can you get your shoes on for me, please? Ma'am, please do not make me do this. Please step out of my vehicle. Please step out of my vehicle. Get your shoes on so we can walk inside. You want to take me out to Charles I get a drop. >> You know what? I'm I'm might just do it actually. I may charge you for an additional thing. So, get get your foot down. I got I got five felonies I got dropped. So, let's do that. Please step out of my vehicle. Get your shoes on. Ma'am, what are you doing? Step out for me, please. You want to take my pants off? No, I want you to sit like that. Sit up. Ma'am, come on. Stop. Come on. Stop. Oh, I'm sorry. Stop. Sit up. Not ready. Not ready. Sit up. Put it down. Come on. All right, 10-19 and 10-21. You got a kind of bruise on my arm. I was uh Ma'am, you're resisting. Quit. Ma'am. Another lawsuit. Let's do it. Ma'am. Another another bruise let's do it. The suspect keeps going with threats and outrageous remarks, but officers stay composed handling the situation exactly the way they've done countless times before. Another lawsuit let's do it. All right, stand up. Thank you. There you go. You got it. Now put your shoes on. >> That's a lawsuit on you. So I just called a lawsuit. That's called a bruise. >> Okay. Stop. You stop. That's a new 28. David, you want to look up justice? Do not want to look up it. >> to Do you want to Do you want to >> Stop. Do you want You just caught yourself a new charge. I don't give about any charge because I'll get it dropped and you will never have a Police officer, you won't be a police >> Now you're going to be charged. >> I got a charge. Stop. You going to get Don't walk up on me like that. I don't give a I got a charge. Stop. You don't weigh up on me. In the end, the suspect was charged with disorderly conduct, public indecency, resisting arrest without violence, and obstruction. Number two. Her public meltdown happened in front of the wrong people. On February 6th, 2025, police were dispatched to a home following reports of a domestic disturbance. Here's how the situation unfolded once they arrived. But I'm I'm fine. Are you the one that called? My mom just was on the phone. Okay. How you doing? She's up at the police department. >> I know. She ran up on my daughter and I had to literally physically >> up here? I Well, no. So it started in the bathroom cuz she's sitting in the doorway. I literally just woke up. I stayed the night. So me and my kids are in transition right now from moving from one place to another. >> Okay. My mom lives here. Um So we woke up. They share a bathroom here. This is not where I would prefer to be, to be honest. >> No, no. We We're here constantly. >> I know. I don't want to be here, but my mom lives here, okay? Like this is not where I want to be. Um but anyways, um I've turned my cheek many a times to this girl. But when my kids get involved, it's a whole 'nother level. >> absolutely. I've tried to help this girl. I've tried to lead her to the Lord. I mean I've I've done it all with this girl. So she's literally sitting on the uh in the doorway of the bathroom so nobody can get in like waiting to start something, waiting for somebody to walk in. So um I come out and I go into my mom's room and as I walk past I said, "Good morning." She's like, "Yeah, good morning." Good morning, just hostile and I was like, "Oh, here we go." Yeah. I look I said, "Come on, girl. Stand up. Come on, let's let's go so we can get the bathroom and get dressed." And she was like, "You ain't getting in here." as I'm talking to my kids and I'm like, "Oh my god." So I walked back out and I said, "Brooklyn, can't you play it you know like can we get in there?" And she was like, "You ain't coming in here." She was like, "Look at you." She was like, "What is that? Are you a pregnant and she was like, "Look at your tape." According to the caller, the suspect is known for stirring up problems and they go on to recount the most recent attack that led to the call. >> And then I'm like, "Okay." I said, "Brooklyn, are you on like cuz her pupils She was like, "No, look at you. You're I'm like, "Girl, I don't even smoke. Like I don't even have Like you know what I mean? Like I've literally Like >> is this your daughter? Did she threaten her or anything or She kept it with her hand raised. Okay. >> Like she was going to >> So do you want to I mean I got We got no problem writing her a citation for disorderly conduct. I'll just have you fill out a written statement My daughter Yeah, like she literally So I So, I did have to make physical contact with her. I'm not going to lie to you. Go ahead and write her up for disorderly conduct. I'll be getting a statement from the two here. Yeah, she was cuz I had to follow her around the corner cuz my daughter was like she came ran towards my daughter like she was going to hit her. My daughter's 13. She looks like she's not, but she's 13. This is like the sweetest soul right here. Well, because she was like she she was like standing there. She was like just go and then she did walk away finally and then she said something about touching her kids. >> She's like, "You the children like you're She was into it with the neighbors here the other day. >> like, "Dude, what are you talking about?" And then she So, she ran towards my daughter with her hand raised like she was going to hit my daughter. So, I'm not going to I muscled her and I was like right I didn't hit her, but I muscled her down the stairs and was like, "Hey." You're good. Well, I mean you got the right to defend yourself and to defend her. >> Oh, no. I and I could have done worse to her, but I was like, "No, I'm not here to do that. I'm not here to hurt her, but don't >> to go out to my car and I'm going to get two pieces of paper. It's basically a written statement and since she's you know, a juvenile, I'll have both of you guys fill You don't have a problem with her filling one out. I got to I got to ask you this if you So, I'm going to go ahead and have you write one out and then I'll have you write one out. Basically, you're just going to write on a piece of paper exactly what occurred. Does that make sense? Okay. Okay, just write on a piece of paper exactly what occurred and then I'll have you sign it. After gathering the written accounts, officers speak directly with the suspect who clearly has plenty to say about the situation. And then you can sign it or whatever and then we'll put that with the reports since we weren't here. You guys are the ones that, you know, witnessed it. It's kind of like a you tell me and then I do it then I want it to be 100% accurate so I want it to be coming from you guys, okay? So, I'll go get them. They're in the back of my car. You get a pencil and a our pen, sit down somewhere and you can fill it out. Okay, you can do it inside if you want. I'll wait out here for you or whatever. Let me Let me go grab them. All right, Brooklyn. Okay, so you are under arrest for disorderly conduct. >> I didn't have disorderly conduct, and the sheriff is coming. >> Yes, ma'am. I know he is, and you're under arrest for disorderly conduct. >> I did I have it on video. Yes, ma'am. No. >> And my sergeant is over there, and you're under arrest. >> arrest me. I did not do anything wrong. No, not until I talk to the sheriff. No, it's on video. >> to in just a minute cuz we're >> Well, you're not going to. I can tell you that right now. No, cuz I didn't do anything wrong. Nope, and they're here. This isn't a game. You can't arrest me for not doing anything wrong. I literally No, I literally got smacked in the face. >> I advise I will go I'm not under arrest. I Well, I came to the police station to make a report about what happened to me because I wanted to go to the bathroom, and as soon as I came out of the bathroom, that big lady started screaming at me. Okay? Wait until that officer comes in here cuz you will not be putting me under arrest. That's our major. That's Deputy Chief. That's fine. >> That's Deputy Chief. We're going to put you under arrest. No, I'm not. >> Yes. No, I'm not. I can tell you that right now. Cuz I didn't do anything wrong. I came there to make a report about getting smacked in the face. Okay. No, not until he comes. >> No, you're going with her? No, I'm not. >> arrest, Brooklyn. No, I'm not. Not without my Bible. No, the I'm not going with her. Yes, you are. You're under arrest, Brooklyn. No, I didn't do anything wrong. She smacked me in the face. No. I got smacked I went to go to the bathroom. I want to talk to you because it's all on his video, and he needs to be He needs to get fired for what he just did. He's lying. Okay, I have it all on video. I don't mind showing you. Okay, what You have nothing to do with this. I'm not talking to you. The suspect attempts to flip the situation around, but officers quickly make it clear they're not buying her version of events. Listen. We said you're under arrest. But I But I want No, you cannot legally arrest me without Bible. I'm not going in there without my Bible. No. Okay. I will not go in there without my Bible. No. >> Okay. No. You're either going to walk in >> or I'm dragging you in there. Uh you You see this? That's an attorney. It has nothing to do with this. Okay. I'm not going in This is on video. Don't touch me. I didn't legally do anything wrong. >> Brooklyn, you're under arrest. >> I didn't DO ANYTHING WRONG AND you know this. Brooklyn, No, I DID NOT DO ANYTHING WRONG. I WANT MY BIBLE. I want my Bible. I will stop when you see this. Sedgwick Corrections has a cell walking you to jail. Get off of me. Get off of me. I HAVE NOT DONE ANYTHING WRONG. BROOKLYN, I'm not going to give it to you in the back of the car. me. You're I didn't do Okay. Stand by that. Stand by that. You know it. Okay. I'm calling my mom. I don't like how you're talking to me. Give me your phone. May I call my mom? >> Give me your phone. NO, IT HAS EVIDENCE ON IT. IT HAS EVIDENCE ON IT. GIVE ME YOUR PHONE. NO, IT HAS EVIDENCE ON IT. WHY? I CAN'T CALL THEM LATER? Give me your phone. No. Come on. Hey, do you see this? THEY'RE ILLEGALLY ARRESTING ME. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING >> [laughter] >> WRONG. You're in an actual cell. No, give me your phone. I'll give it to him. Give I'll give it to you. I'm not giving it No, you ain't getting nothing. >> Here you go. We'll take care of you back there. Hey. Yeah, no, it's okay. >> No, I have to I have to talk to you. >> Okay, that's fine. May I speak to you, please? >> In a minute. Give me the phone. You can put me in the You're not touching me. Okay, sweetie, stop. Give me the phone, sweetie. Hey, I need to speak to you. >> We'll talk in a minute. No, he's talking to me now. THEY TOOK MY BIBLE. THEY'RE DOING THEIR JOB. THEY'RE NOT. I DIDN'T do anything wrong. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. I WANT TO GO TO SEDGWICK COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT. Your glasses, honey. How are you going to see? Thank you. I want my Bible. The suspect was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest without violence. Number one. Even experienced officers struggled with this Karen. On April 5th, 2024, officers on patrol came across a vehicle sitting alone on a deserted stretch of road. Here's what happened when they stopped to check on the driver. All right. Do you Do you have somebody that can come and help you? Um Yeah, I was I'm working on it. Okay. Where you coming I just let you know that everything's being audio and video recorded. Where you coming from where you headed to? Code 5520 code four, but we'll take a second. I was headed to Tualatin. Okay. Do you live in Tualatin? No. Okay. Where Where you headed to in Tualatin? To the school. Uh high school, junior high? Which one? You're head You're headed to the school in Tualatin? What's the matter? Are you going to help me or Yeah, I'm trying to figure out what's going on. Yeah, I'm headed I was I'm stranded. I ran out of gas. I'm headed to Tualatin. Okay. But Are you able to help me or not? >> Yes. But where where I need to know where you're going so I can arrange to get you there. Where you headed to in Tualatin? >> headed there anymore because I'm late. Okay. Where are you late to? Where the you think, bro? I don't know. That's why I'm asking you. Okay, I need to get you to where you need to be. How late are you? I'M ON ANOTHER LEVEL. I'M just I'm sad. I cannot do this. I'm sorry. I can't. I You can't do what? I can't be questioned right now. Just give me a second, please. Clearly shaken with the officer's arrival, the suspect eventually composes herself and opens up about what led to her current situation. I was on my way to Unity West. Okay. Sorry. That's fine. I've called them multiple times. They tried to release my daughter um to her father who has no um cu- cuz custodial rights at this point. Like Okay, so Like today So, you need to get to you You're headed to Unity to you. Okay. >> I was running late. I woke up late. Not only that, but I also Also what? So, you coming from your house now or Yeah, I mean I went over a hun- I mean I'm I'm not going to lie. I went about a hundred all the way here trying to get here and I ran out of gas right here. It just like the car literally and then Okay. >> I had a car. She's been picked up. Everything >> So, she's not the She's not at school. Okay. Is that old damage over there? I was looking at that. Is that old damage over there? Okay. >> what are you doing? I was making sure that was old damage. There's all kinds of da- Yeah, I saw that, too. >> too. Yeah, I'm sure. Uh It's from the inside, like Yeah, that's what I was just making sure of. Do you have your driver's license with you? >> Making sure of what? I was making sure it was old damage. Can I I see your driver's license, please? So I can make sure you have a valid driver's license. It's valid. Okay, well, I need to see it. >> run the plates and then >> The plates have nothing to do with your driver's license. I need to see your driver's license and insurance card, please. No, you don't. Yeah, I do. >> For what? To make sure you're valid. >> think it's to help me? Okay. Yep. Yeah. The officers make a simple request, but the suspect takes it the wrong way. And from here, things start slipping out of control. Can I see your driver's license, please? >> you can't. Okay, well, I I I do need to see it, okay? For what? To make sure that you're valid. I'm valid. Then I need to see your driver's license. >> Now I need to help and now you're you're questioning whether or not I'm valid. >> Yes, I need to see your driver's license, please. >> I thought you were here to help me, bro. Like I thought you were here. No. What are you going to do? If it comes down to it, 551, I'll need you to come here as well. >> What? Yeah, I need to see your driver's license. >> For what? I need to see your driver's >> For what? I thought YOU WERE HERE TO HELP ME. I THOUGHT YOU WERE HERE TO GET SOME GAS. I'M NOT GOING TO GET YOU GAS if I don't know you have a valid driver's license or not. I just told you it's valid, though. I'm not going to take your word for that. >> [laughter] >> Oh, so I'm supposed to just take your word that you're here to help >> You're supposed to give me your driver's license. >> just take your word that you're HERE TO HELP ME. LET'S TAKE EACH OTHER'S WORDS, BRO. My license is valid. It's valid and you're here to help me. Yes. Huh? Huh? Huh? Yes. Okay, so what? >> YOU UPSET ABOUT? I'M UPSET. What do you What the Do you think I'm upset? I'm upset that that you're out of gas. >> Well, what do you care? You don't even care. You see them recording me and embarrassing me. I got someone here. So You're not leaving. You're not leaving. You can do me. I don't think anyone You're not leaving. You're not leaving. Oh, I'm not leaving. Oh, since when? Because I'm keeping you here for now until I figure out who you are Oh. >> and all that stuff. It's not going to work. What's your last name? >> Oh, you're not pissed off yet? Oh, yeah. With emotions running high, the suspect lashes out, forcing officers to dig deep into their patience to keep things under control. What's your last name? >> why you still want to get my ID right now? Yes, I need to see your >> to help me. I thought you were here to >> I am. But I need to see your driver's license. >> WHY DO YOU NEED MY NAME? If you're here to Make sure that you're valid. Molly. Molly. Spell it with an M, not an H. Oh, I took your pen. What's your What's your problem? That's what I don't understand what you're getting upset at me for. You're out of gas, but you're getting upset at me for what? Do you want me I don't want to get you sick. Well, I'm going to give you a minute. Just relax. I'll come back. We'll figure this out, okay? It's not that difficult. All right. All right. So, the car The car comes back to a male. So, I can By running the plates, that's not Yeah, that's my man. Okay, but I need to know what your name is. For what? To help me get some gas to get me home? I live in Paxton. Um >> Okay, so you live in Paxton. So, you're >> to see if my gas can start flowing. >> you're coming from Paxton. >> Yeah, what? >> Okay, from your from your house in Paxton. I was driving this >> Is that what you you told me earlier? >> goes to school. Yeah, it sounds ridiculous. So, why would I even try to to you? Why would I even try to explain it to you? Yeah, that's right. Why would I even try? Do you have you're looking for your gas cap? >> cap on here anymore. >> Okay. It's all you get anyway. It's all you needed here. So, roll your window down for me. Roll your window down. I Do what? thing works. Okay. Hopefully if someone What? Okay, what? Uh no, I'm listening to you. I said hopefully someone, you know, driving by stupid drunk Despite officers trying to calm things down, the suspect's outburst continues, leaving everyone baffled. How much >> I and hit me cuz I'm done. I tried to just You're out of gas. This that's not that big of a deal. It is, clearly, cuz you need my name and my NUMBER AND MY ADDRESS AND ALL THIS OTHER THAT I'M UPSET as it is, so I'm going to look crazier drunk and my baby daddy going to use that against me. That's probably him right now. I hate this. I hate this No. I don't I literally wanted to be in and out. Okay, I understand that. >> Get my girl and go. No, you don't. If you did, you would get gas like oh I don't have any gas with me, but You can't leave until I find out who you are. I just told you. >> No, you didn't. You said Molly. Yeah, but how many other Molly's are from Tolono? But you lived in Paxton. YEAH, RIGHT NOW. WHAT'S YOUR LAST NAME? I LIVE IN PAXTON right now. They have I ain't What's your last name, Molly? >> Cigarette frog. Molly, what's your last name? It's a last name town, SO WHAT'S IT MATTER? What's your last name? >> buddy pull it up now. Yeah, I do. I As her actions continue complicating the situation, officers step in more firmly to bring things back under control. What? We didn't know Step out for me. Just let me wait for help. Step out for me. Step out for me. First I'm going to get my ID. >> You need to step out of the car. >> Right now. For what? >> can find out who you are. I could just give you my ID. >> Oh, well, now we can do that, okay. >> I don't need to step out. Yeah, oh no. You mad? Uh-uh, let's see your ID. >> Okay. I'm going to reach for it. You going to get mad? You going to taze me? Shoot me? >> No, let me see your ID. >> Oh, it's cuz I'm white, right? For what? Let me see your driver's license cuz you're required to show it TO ME. FOR WHAT? Like what are you even doing here? Let me see your driver's license, please. >> this guy? Are you going to announce yourself or anything like that? Oh. He's my partner. Let me see your driver's license. >> Yeah, I don't want people in Tolono to see you. Us arguing out here at roadside isn't helping matters any. Uh, you didn't need to behind me. That didn't help matters. You're in the road. Let me see your driver's license. No, for what? The suspect keeps throwing what looks like a full-blown tantrum, but officers ultimately decide it's time to shut it down and bring the situation to an end. Keep it open for right now. >> Why? Cuz I said so. Keep it open. I want to shut it for my safety and my privacy. You're male and you're male. I'm a woman. Get the OFF MY DOOR. I CAN'T IMAGINE A THREAT. I CAN'T IMAGINE A THREAT BY A SOMEONE. LEAVE ME ALONE. >> [screaming and crying] >> I'M OUT. STOP. I didn't do anything. Molly, step out. Molly, COME ON. OH, NOW YOU KNOW. STOP. >> [screaming] >> MOLLY, THIS IS RIDICULOUS. STOP. YEAH, it is. Let me close MY DOOR. STOP. >> [screaming] >> STOP. THE POLICE. >> [screaming] >> POLICE. LET ME CLOSE MY DOOR. THE CUFFS ARE ON AND the next step is taking her away. Yet, the suspect still refuses to back down as the encounter comes to a close. HELP ME. >> [screaming] >> HELP ME. YEAH. Y'ALL ARE GOING TO GRAB LOOK AROUND FOR WITNESSES, RIGHT? HELP ME. >> [screaming] >> HELP ME. HELP. LET ME SHUT MY DOOR. IF YOU WANTED TO CALM DOWN, LET ME SHUT MY DOOR. OH, YEAH. I'VE GOT THREE. I'VE got That's unnecessary what I'm doing. Really? Yep. Really? WOW. WOW. YOU GUYS ARE MY LIFE. THAT'S what you were here to do. You're not here to harass me. You're not here to help me. You're a guest. Not when you're going to act like this. What do you mean? What do you mean? What do you mean? What do you mean? You're going to stand up. >> What do you mean? All right, what you're going to do >> What am I going to do? >> to stand up. Ready? >> I am I? Ready? >> Ready? No. No. Here we go. Ready? 1 2 Molly, come on. No. No, how dare you? I'm just going to drag you then. Here you go. All right, come on now. We'll walk around back here for a second. Come on. What? For what? Why did you just detain me? Cuz you just were Why did you detain me? WHY DID YOU DETAIN ME? YOU DIDN'T EVEN TELL ME WHY THEY [laughter] DETAINED ME. HELP ME. HELP ME. PLEASE HELP ME. THEY didn't even tell me. >> Molly, come on. Please [crying] help me. Please help me. All right, we're going to stand up and help you in the car. Ready? Here we go. 3 2 1. No, please help me. I DIDN'T EVEN SAY "DUH." I WASN'T even Don't do that. I don't see you. Don't do what? No, stop. I gave you everything you wanted. STOP. STOP. WHAT DO YOU BY THE END of the encounter, her decisions leave her facing multiple serious charges, including obstruction, DUI, resisting arrest with violence, and aggravated battery on law enforcement. What's your verdict? Let me know in the comments, and I'll see you in the next video. As always, stay safe out there, folks.