Watch that [ __ ] Watch it. >> I am [ __ ] pregnant. I [ __ ] >> What's up everybody? In today's video, you're getting two Karen's arrested for the price of one. Let's start with the first one. She was going through some type of domestic dispute and when the police were about to leave, she threw a metal object at them, picking up several felonies. Without further ado, let's get started. [Applause] You guys here for the test with you? >> Yeah. >> This is my friend who called you guys. >> What's up? >> Um, we just got into an argument. He started punching [ __ ] >> Did he hit you? >> No, not this time. >> All right. Where's he at? In the house. >> Yeah. >> All right. Are you leaving for the night? >> No, I can't. No, I'm not leaving for the night. >> Huh? >> No, he's not leaving for the night either. >> So, who are they? my friends. >> Are you able to go with them so this doesn't have so someone doesn't have to go to jail? >> I don't want to go. I don't want to go. >> Is he still in the house? Which house is it? >> Bring you back later. It's fine. >> They just offered to take you. >> Bring you back later. >> Back up a little bit. Stay out of it. you guys. >> Is there a dog in here? >> So, I'm going to fast forward a little bit because inside the house, it is completely blurred. But basically, the man agreed to leave. And as the cops were about to leave because the situation was completely diffused, she decided to throw something at them. Take a look. >> That was excellent. >> Have a good night. >> Have a good night. Really? Thank you. >> This way. That car right there. >> Watch that [ __ ] Watch it. >> Did you throw that at me? >> Go back. Go back. Go back. >> I didn't throw that at nobody. I didn't throw it at nobody. Don't [ __ ] take the area. I am [ __ ] pregnant. >> On the ground. >> She just kicked me. >> I didn't kick you. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Didn't mean to kick you. Please don't do this to me. I'm a good citizen, guys. I'm sorry I threw it at you. I was mad. I didn't even throw it at you. I threw it at the ground. >> I threw it at You're hurting my leg. Please let up. >> [ __ ] You have me in restraint. You don't need to be rough. >> Yeah. >> We're going to get you up after you get in handcuffs. Calm down. >> Why would you Why would you throw something, dude? >> Because I hate the police. >> I hate them so much. Why did you guys [ __ ] all them, dude? Can I get your car? >> So, you hate the cops and you're expressing your hate by throwing [ __ ] at them. That makes a lot of sense, lady. If you want to have a good encounter with the cops, just treat them with respect and don't commit crimes in front of them and especially towards them and everything will be fine. I can't believe she's actually shifting the blame on the cops. It's unreal. >> You can give them here. I would rather give you [ __ ] >> She's trying to run off with her car keys. >> She's trying to run off with her car keys. >> She gave them to me. >> She's trying to run off with her car keys right now. >> That has nothing to grab from her. Please don't. >> If I have an abortion, if I have a miscarriage, it's because you guys were wrong with me. >> You guys are getting charged with murder. >> Fix my [ __ ] fix my >> We're going out, sir. Sir, can you please pull my shirt up, please? >> You guys are recording. Stop. Calm down. >> There you go. >> Yeah, because that's literally [ __ ] illegal. That's the only [ __ ] reason that you're [ __ ] doing. >> I'm going to give your keys to your mom. Okay, >> calm down. They're going to charge me with assault of an officer. >> I'm hungry. >> They're going to charge me of an officer. I didn't even assault you. >> Threw glass at him. >> No, I didn't. >> You just said it. You just said it. >> I threw it at the ground. >> Do it. I threw it at the ground. You know what? You guys are just racist cuz I'm [ __ ] white, isn't it? >> It's cuz I'm [ __ ] white. >> Stop. No. Do not threaten a police officer, Jimmy. Stop. >> He's talking to the other guy. >> Switch your feet so she can search you. >> I got it. >> Is she going to jail? >> I don't have anything. >> Are we arresting her? >> You [ __ ] dumb [ __ ] I don't have anything. >> Stop. >> Stop slamming me against the prank. I'm [ __ ] pregnant. If I If you guys make me have a miscarriage, >> you guys will be charged with murder. >> Face the car. >> If you guys make me have a medic come check you out, but you're going >> You will literally be charged with murder if I have a miscarriage. That's how that [ __ ] works now. >> You want a medic come check you out? >> Absolutely. You guys just slam me to the ground and I'm pregnant. >> I told you to be gentle with me and you guys refused. >> Oh, yeah. You were gentle when you threw that glass at us. >> Oh, okay. to West Bridge Street. >> We're going to take you to We're going to have a med come check you. >> It doesn't matter. >> Hey, just calm down for a second. >> You're going to be charged with murder if I have a >> Hey, just calm down for a second. >> You threw me on the ground. >> We placed you on the ground. I asked you to be gentle with me multiple times. >> Well, once you kick me, that goes out of the window and we don't know your >> So, she's saying that they will be charged with murder if they harm the unborn baby. But at the end of the day, it's her that is putting her baby in jeopardy. Why don't you just act like a normal person? If you are actually pregnant, why don't you protect your baby instead of putting it in harm's way? Oh yeah, that's right. You don't give a [ __ ] about that. It's all about having the biggest ego and fighting the cops like a total degenerate. >> Wrestling. >> You kicked me. >> I was wrestling. >> You kicked me in. >> You can charge me with obstruction of an officer, meaning I was trying to get away from you. You cannot charge me with assault. I never kicked you. >> You did? I did not. >> I was wrestling. >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> What the [ __ ] do you think? >> I don't know you. It's my first time. >> I don't have to answer that. >> You know you're supposed >> I don't have to answer that either. I'm sure you guys can find it. You can do more work to try to find it. Why would I make your life easier right now? You're making my life hard. >> Look, it's I It's not up to me. You go to jail. I already resisted arrest. >> I already resisted arrest. >> That's up to us to charge you with that. Just cuz you do it don't mean we have to charge you with it. >> Can you just tell me your info? >> You're still going to charge me with it. I'm not stupid. You guys are They're trying to figure I'm privileged even though I'm from the hood and I've never been prisoned in my whole life. >> I'm from the inner city, too. That doesn't mean nothing. >> We're getting I don't need to tell you any information. >> I'm trying to help you out. They're the ones that are going to charge you. >> It's them. is th those other officers who are going to make that decision. So, do you want >> Okay. And that woman seems like she hates me. I don't trust you. I'm not telling you any information. I don't need to tell you because I've already got I've already gotten charged with resisting arrest. So, I don't need to give you any information. You can find out all of that information in my charge once I'm arrested and in jail. >> Okay. Let me call you. >> Lift this over my shoulder. Grab it. >> I I don't need to get you guys. You guys what? >> How do you feel? Walk. Okay. Walk. >> Yeah. They didn't let me in my shoes. Even though I said multiple times, do not slam me on the ground. You can't arrest me. I will let you arrest me. Please do not slam me on the ground. I am pregnant. You will risk giving me a miscarriage. By the way, if I have a miscarriage, they will get charged with murder. 100%. That's how the law works. All right. Um, she in there with her. She's in there. She can get out. You can walk this way. >> So, >> how young are you guys? Like my age? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Thank you. >> All right. So, she was brought to the hospital and then later on to the jail. Usually, when they start as crazy as this, they don't calm down. But that's not what happened here because during the next body cam segment, she is remarkably calm. >> One's a ying side and the other one's a peace sign. >> Cuz I'm so peaceful, man. Are you right or left-handed? Right. [Music] She has one back, the neck, the shoulder, and then this arm. >> Okay. Since you've never been here, I need to take your DNA, and then we're going to take some prints from you today. So, going to have you sign regular Texas. It's just that these are your parents. >> All right. So, she was charged with assault on police officer as well as resisting arrest. Now, I do want to show you another case. This woman, I wouldn't really call her a Karen. She doesn't classify for that, but she is a total degenerate. In 2024, she was arrested for DUI. And I mean, she was passed out behind the wheel. She was completely unconscious. Take a look at this. >> Pullman Police Department. >> Hey, >> Pullman Police Department. All right. Nope. Not responsive at all. Oh, there she goes. She's starting to move. >> She's moving slightly now. >> Hey, can you wake up? >> Can you wake up? >> Wake up for me, >> Coleman. Police, can you wake up for me? Here. >> Wake up. >> This Do you see like a wallet near you or something? >> No wallet on my side. No, she's starting to wake up. >> Wake up. She She was just moving a second ago. >> What just hit her? >> She, by the way, I have odor. >> You what? >> I have odor. Just >> Hey, like the incense. >> Yep. Pullman Police Department. >> Wake up. >> Why don't we hit her with it just in case? >> Okay. >> Yeah, I can hear. I can't reach. >> I can hear her snoring. >> Oh. Oh, >> that's sternal rubber if we can't. Can we reach in there? >> Do you want to do it? >> Yeah, I can do it. >> Perfect. I just can't reach in. >> Yeah, I'll get out of your way. >> On this side either. >> Wake up. >> Wake up. >> Hey, wake up. Police department, you okay? You're sleeping. What have you taken tonight? Hey, what's your name? >> Hey, >> wake up. I'm >> just going to hit her with it just in case. Okay. You want me to hold her head back for you? [Applause] And do you smell odor? >> Eventually they were able to wake her up and put her into a stretcher and then they were able to have her do the breathalyzer test and she was very very drunk but it must have been mixed in with something else. >> See where your alcohol is at right now. Is that okay? All right. >> Okay. Okay, so we are at all zeros. So take a big breath in and blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow. Good. It's thinking. So give me a second. [Applause] 450 PBT 1888. Okay. Do you know what the legal limit is? 0.08. Okay. Do you have a glove that I can take this off? Uh, >> so she was at 1888, which is double the legal limit, but still not an amount of alcohol that would get you passed out behind the wheel. My theory is that she must have been mixing it with something else. Now, you would think that an event like that would wake you up and you would stay out of trouble, but a year later, she got arrested for assaulting her friends. Take a look at this >> here. What's that? >> Lexi. >> Lexi. What happened tonight, Lexi? a boy and Braza. I used to be friends with both of them and they came up to me and they we started talking about like why we start to be like stop being friends and like all that and like um we were talking it out and then Braza like pushed me and I what the [ __ ] And so I pushed her back and then I was like, "I'm not doing this." And I just left with him. Like I called him. I was like, "Can can you come at me?" I left with my friends. I was with um Emma and Megan. And we went back to her house. Um Mas. And that's when I called him. I was like, "Can you just like come here?" And he came to get me. That's when we ended up here. >> And where did this happen at? >> Acia. >> Where in the building? >> Um like outside the door. >> So outside the house. >> Like >> on the patio. >> Like right outside the >> kind of that part that overhangs like you can stand. >> Okay. About what time did that happen? >> Um maybe like 11 12 11:30. >> Okay. So they took her versions of events for about 15 minutes. Now usually for these assaults that appear off camera that the officers are not able to witness by themselves, the person has to go to court to press charges. But in this case, there was enough probable cause to make an arrest. So she got arrested on the spot. >> Provided a similar story, but not the details needed to support your side story. Um, so that's time you were under arrest for assaulting. I'm just put your hand by your back. I'll hold on to your phone so it doesn't fall. Okay. I'll let you know that you're being audio and video recorded. Today is the 28th of February. It is 1:39 in the morning. >> Do you have 467 in custody? >> Do you have his phone number in case you need to make calls later? But we but you will have your phone. >> Yeah. Can I have your phone number? Cuz I Yeah, I can make sure that she can have that. Okay. >> Sorry. I just want you got small wrist so I don't want to make it too tight. I'm guessing no. But is there any she's getting on tonight? >> Yeah. Really? >> Okay. >> Alexa, you do have the right to remain silo. Anything you say you can use against you in a court of law. You have the right to sign and talk to a lawyer and have him or her present before answering any questions. If you can't afford to hire a lawyer, want to be appointed to represent for question if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights, not answer any questions or make any statements. You understand your rights? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, next, bring out my patrol car. >> Do you need anything else while we get going? >> No. So, you didn't bring anything else. All right. We're going to walk around to the left here. We're going to walk. Actually, I parked kind of inconveniently. If you face my patrol car, do you have anything on you that is sharp? >> No needles, pocket knives, pens. Can you separate your feet wider than your shoulders? >> Should you have anything in your pockets at all? No. >> Okay. >> So, do you have anything in your bra? >> I do not. >> No chapsticks. >> Those floppy put stuff in the bra. So, I do have to check. And what I'm going to do is I'm going to take the back of my hand. I'm going to swipe it under your underwire. You understand? >> Okay. >> Then I'm going to go down the middle. >> All right. Perfect. Watch your head as you're sitting down. Perfect. Just so you're aware, what we're going to do is we're going to go down to the police department where we'll have some paperwork, be processed, fingerprint, photographed, we'll give you a citation, and a few other things will be explained. Okay. Are you on probation or parole? >> I am. >> Okay. Through what county? >> Women. >> Women County. And what was that charge for? >> Ti. >> And how long ago was that? up. She's on top of my >> Have you already uh gone through your court? >> All right, so in this case, she was charged with assault. And like I said before, she's one of the more respectful suspects that I cover on the channel. I really hope she gets her [ __ ] together because if you start getting arrested year after year, it's just a matter of time before you do a long stint in prison. Hopefully, she gets her [ __ ] together before she really harms someone. Thank you so much for watching. I hope you guys enjoyed the show.