These women picked the wrong day and the wrong cops to throw a tantrum. Here are five cases when Karen's messed with the wrong cops. Number five, disturbed woman starts fight with husband then turns her anger on the entire neighborhood. On May 23rd, 2025, officers were called to a residential neighborhood after reports came in about a woman causing a disturbance and the possibility of a domestic dispute unfolding inside the home. Here's what unfolded. >> We had an open door, so we just >> Yeah, WE HAD ALCOHOLIC WALK OVER HERE AND RUSH AROUND. >> OKAY. All right. Come on here and talk to me. Tell me what's going on. Just settle down. Come over here. >> Okay. >> We have these bizarre neighbors. Okay, come on. You are alcoholics. >> We're 102 >> and come in and out of here every day. >> Always hurt. >> Okay, you don't have to yell at me. I'm standing right here. >> I called POLICE THREE TIMES LIKE people >> yelling at me. >> Tell me what's going on. I don't know you either. >> I DON'T WANT TO TALK TO YOU. POLICE OFFICERS. >> All right. Well, it doesn't matter. YOU HAVE TO. >> NO, I DON'T. >> MA'AM, are you hurt? >> You do? She's got like I'm hurt. >> YES, IT DOES. >> I'VE CALLED POLICE THREE TIMES. TRESPASSERS. >> WELL, IT LOOKS like you got a little bit of scratch there. So, what happened? >> YEAH. NOTHING HAPPENED. >> NOTHING HAPPENED? >> NO. >> OKAY. Nobody else is inside? >> Yeah. No one else inside. >> Okay. Well, listen, man. We just wanted to figure out what was going on. Somebody. >> We have neighbors here and not here abusing family. It's not normal. >> Okay. So, who else is inside? >> My husband. >> Okay. He didn't hit you. >> No, he didn't. WE GOT TO ARGUE as an adult. >> Is he okay? No, he's not then. >> He's not what? He's not >> I don't care. It's not your business. >> Well, actually, I need to make sure that everybody >> actually. >> So, I need to make sure with the neighbor. >> You're not going to cut my husband involved in this. You can get the out. >> We're going to check on him. I have to make sure on him and sleep like a baby tonight. >> Stand over there. >> Get the out of my house. >> No, you guys are going >> Okay. So, you don't want to report anything? I DON'T WANT TO REPORT your >> Okay, just go ahead and check on him. >> Right away, the woman confronts officers with a raised voice in hostility, telling them repeatedly to get off her property. But when asked directly if her husband hit her, she avoids giving an answer, saying it was just a grown-up disagreement and blaming her quote nosy neighbors for stirring unnecessary drama. You're checking on a husband who's uh had enough today. >> Can we go in and check on him? >> Not really. This is our uh living space. Really? Really? >> Well, at first you said we could check. >> No, no, no. At first you stooped up on us because of a nosy neighbor. We have asked three times to leave. She's mentally incapacitated. >> Is she the one that hit you? >> NO, NO, NO. MY HUSBAND and I get an argument as an adult. >> So, he's the one that hit you? >> No, he's not the one that hit me. So, how did you get the cut? >> From my husband having an argument because this woman walking in and interfering. You're not going to take my husband to the county jail. >> He did hit you. >> No, he didn't. >> I'm just confused. >> No, you seem confused. Do not bother us again. >> Okay. >> You're mentally ill for asking me if my husband hit me. >> What the police? What's your husband's name? >> It's John. A normal person. John, I just need to check on you. >> I'm just letting you know there's been people in and out of this water here. >> So, it was these people >> included. >> It was these people. >> No, it was everybody if you're death. >> No, you said neighbors. >> Everybody. >> Okay. >> It's everybody here. >> Okay, I got you. Just making sure. >> We don't care. I'm little. >> So, I just want to make sure. >> No, no, no. You do your job correctly. Oh, I'm trying to >> and not assume somebody's me to kill me. Really? Really? >> Okay. So, I just want to make sure your husband did not hit you. >> My husband and I got into an argument as an adult. >> This little woman instigated everything and husband. You're not going to get in restraining order between me and husband. >> That's not what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to figure out what neighbor it was. Which one? >> Yeah, she doesn't. No, just her. But she Well, nobody's injured. She has a minor scratch, but she doesn't want anything. >> Scratch. It's not a big of a deal. We've been asking people in and out of here cuz trespassers, >> but she's not willing to tell me how she got it or who gave it to her. So, >> a paramedic arrives to assess the woman's cut. But as she keeps talking, her words become increasingly unsettling. And in a matter of minutes, the officers recognize that the safest [music] course of action is to detain the very person they were initially sent to check on. >> Okay, my husband's not in trouble. I'm a little >> I didn't say that. He has had people influencing him in and out of here. >> Really? Really? >> We're just >> random people. We have no team. These >> are the fire department. >> We're just here just medically for you. >> Yeah. I have scratching my eye. >> Okay. All we all we need is a refusal from you. If you don't want to go to the hospital and get checked out, that's all we're here for. So, if you don't want to go to the hospital, >> I don't want to go under baker. They baker me every day. >> We're not bakering you. We're not even doing anything. We're just >> If you want to go to the hospital, you go to the hospital. If you don't want to go to the hospital, we sign a referral. >> I DON'T WANT TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL. WE ARE FINE UNTIL these neighbors come in and out and think they think they're our neighbors. >> We have this woman next door who's actually insane. >> Sometimes we have these people who always look at us anytime they just >> put your hands on your back. >> Settle down. Don't do anything. I'm going to talk to I'm going to get it. I'm going to go over everything with you. Okay. >> I'm going in a bakery. >> Nope. >> Why? We will explain everything to you here in just a second. >> Why am I being arrested at all? >> I will. This officer here will explain everything. >> Why am I being arrested? I'm just wondering. >> Go through everything with you. >> All right. >> We are going to explain everything. Promise. >> Yep. >> Just going to make sure these don't get on you. >> I was about to go under baker to call the police three times. >> Well, we weren't we're not baker acting. Don't worry. That's That's >> I don't want to go back to the county jail. It was terrible in the uniform. Really? Really? >> I bet it was. >> It was absolutely terrible in uniform. >> I got it. >> Why am I under arrest? >> He's going to talk to you. >> Are you stupid? >> 2125. >> So, problem is we know something happened. You're saying nothing happened. >> Uh, manic people. >> Come on. Come on. Just keep walking. I'll I'll get you some slides. Uh, >> uh, I just got back from Scott Town. It was completely ignorant. The Baker Act, part of the Florida Mental Health Act of 1971, allows for both voluntary and involuntary mental health examinations. The woman brings it up, showing she knows exactly what it means, but this situation isn't headed in that direction. Officers let her know she's being arrested on two charges. >> I'll take care of him. I'm getting everything from him if you want to stick with her. Yeah, if you can just find uh >> Yeah, I'll I'll try talking to people. >> Don't worry, I'm gonna come talk to you. >> What am I in trouble for? >> I'm going to read through your lights, too. So, pay close attention to those. >> Okay. >> What am I in trouble for? >> Okay. No. No. Since you're back in here, I don't have >> That's going to get you in trouble. >> No, I don't have >> Okay. Those weren't even mine. >> No, I'm not going to I'm not going to do an in-depth search. >> We're going to have a major problem with my mother. >> Okay. >> Uh I'm >> Am I under arrest? What are my charges? >> Here, I'm going to come talk to you right now. >> Yeah, I would like to know. >> What are my charges? >> Okay. >> Once her details are verified, one officer proceeds to read her rights. Hey, the uh second caller. >> Yeah, it's Aubrey. What are my charges for being in my house? >> Aubrey, listen. You're obviously under arrest for go through it all. >> No, no, I want to. >> Listen, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against what? >> You have the right to have an attorney with >> For what? >> What the is it for? >> Uh the attorney will be provided at no charge. >> Okay, you don't make sense. Just get in your car and drive. I don't want to hear Shut the up. Okay. >> All right. So, you're under arrest for domestic battery on >> I PUSHED MY HUSBAND OFF. I HAVE A SCRATCH in my eye. Are you stupid? Get the away. Just drive to the airport. >> Yeah. No. No. Shut the man. >> Was there any Was there anybody else there? >> There was this woman who walked with me and me and my husband PUSHED HER AWAY SAME TIME. >> THAT'S WHAT THAT'S WHAT YOU SAID. UH, >> this is my home. Are you GET THE WIG. GO WIG. DON'T COME BACK HERE AGAIN. >> It's important to be true. >> No, you are being sued. >> Questions. >> Do not contact me again. Drive. Don't come back here. >> Uh, what was the She was stabbing it with this. >> She hit the door with this. >> Okay. It's clear her husband doesn't want her in trouble, but officers warn him that relationships like theirs can spiral quickly if nothing changes. They've seen this pattern before and they're trying to step in before the next incident turns into something far worse. >> Got my bat set corp. Oh wow. Yeah, that that works much. That's aggressive. >> That is a So you got to open that door that you >> do. Uh, >> I hope you get >> You don't You don't have to. Okay, your verbal statement's more than enough. But are you willing to write a written statement? You don't have to. I don't. >> I rather not. >> Okay, that's 100% fine. Um, one thing I'm going to say to you just as a personal in case this is obviously a dangerous scenario, you need to be safe. >> This is not going to get better. I I >> it's going to end up with one of you. I I I I don't like saying that, but I've been a cop for almost 10 years. He's been longer and he's a homicide detective. He can tell you better than anyone. You're going to end up or she's going to end up either from defending yourself. >> So I So >> you can say as much as you want in your head that it's not going to happen, but this that >> is that norm like I I'm just trying to hammer it home for you. Is that normal? >> No. >> No. So, you need to get some help and make sure she stays away. >> The encounter concludes with a woman being charged with domestic battery and disorderly conduct. Number four, a fun night of drinking turns into a ride to the station instead. On October 24th, 2024 in Garwood, New Jersey, officers were dispatched to a local bar after reports of a woman causing a disturbance outside. Here's the chaos the authorities walked into on arrival. She just got out. >> Hey, hey, hey, HEY, HEY, HEY. LET'S GO. You >> relax, relax, relax, guys. Just go inside. Please >> go inside. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. >> I asked you to. >> Hey, if you don't knock it off, you >> don't look at me like that, bro. Get the out of here. >> What's going on? >> Oh my I was trying to go home. I was looking for my little Uber and they were like, "You can't go outside without like a little You need to get an Uber account." >> Okay. You got ID on you? >> Yeah, I have an ID. >> Can I have it, please? I can get I can get home in like 10 minutes. >> I need your ID first. >> My own. Of course you do. >> OF COURSE you do. >> Listen >> for what? >> Because I need to identify you. >> You're going to get locked up. OKAY. >> EXACTLY. THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING. HE'S ALREADY TELLING ME ONCE HE ASKED FOR MY ID, I KNOW I'M LOCKED UP. >> STOP YELLING. >> He asked for my ID. I know I'm locked up. >> Stop my like he already KNEW. EXACTLY. I'M LOCKED UP. >> YEAH, YOU ARE. >> Sweet hands behind your back. >> Here. And the rest are just condom. >> Good. Awesome. Love it. >> It's going to be more if you keep it up. >> Perfect. Love it. >> Awesome. Love it. >> Make sure you put those on a little tighter. >> Love it. >> Within 3 [music] minutes of their arrival, she's already in handcuffs. Officers quickly see she won't be listening and make it clear they're not putting up with her behavior. That's good. No, that's not >> tight enough. OH, IT'S NOT TIGHT ENOUGH. >> IT'S DOUBLE. >> OH, IT'S NOT TIGHT ENOUGH. >> OH, IT'S NOT TIGHT ENOUGH. I HOPE YOU HAVE THE ON THE BODY CAM. It's not tight enough. >> OH, WOW. OH, THAT'S ANOTHER LAWSUIT COMING. OH, PLEASE. That's another law. Oh, please. I can't wait to watch the bar exam. That's another lawsuit coming. That's another law coming. That's another long coming. You take it so funny. So that's all you need to do. >> I just NEED SOME LIGHT. >> WHY ARE YOU TAKING so long? It's supposed to be easy. >> Cuz you're not move cuz you're moving around. >> It's supposed to be easy. They say it's supposed to be easy without somebody even coming into that. >> CAN YOU HELP ME? [screaming] OH, SORRY. I KNOW. I know. >> It's double locked. >> IT'S DOUBLE LOCKED. [screaming] OH. OH. >> IT'S DOUBLE. >> IT'S DOUBLE UP. >> THAT'S [screaming] NOT NORMAL. That's not normal. It's not normal. It's not normal. >> With three officers trying to keep her down, the woman takes things a step further, making the situation worse. I'm telling you, I'm not acting crazy, sir. I'm acting >> Yeah, you are. >> YOU YOU ACT LIKE you're crazy. You You You know, it's not crazy. You're >> Are you going to calm down? >> You're a >> calm down. >> No, I'm not. >> If he thinks it's a piece of garbage, no, I will never calm. I will never calm down. >> Or just the one. I will never calm down. I will never [screaming] calm down. >> I WILL NEVER [screaming] CALM DOWN IF HE THINKS THAT IT'S A little baby excursion. >> Hey, you got the right to remain silent. Anything you say CAN'T SO I can >> You have a right to an attorney to hire one appointed to represent YOU IF YOU WISH. >> I GET you understand these rights is being read to you. I KNOW MY RIGHTS. I WILL SCREAM MY RIGHTS ALL DAY LONG. SUCK MY I WILL SUCK MY I WILL TALK ABOUT MY RIGHTS. I KNOW MY RIGHTS. I KNOW MY RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT. I KNOW MY RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT. I WILL NEVER FORGET MY right to remain silent. I WILL NEVER FORGET MY RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT. [screaming] I will never make it more. >> Hold her for a second. >> Good. You want to YOU I I ASKED YOU. I ASKED YOU IF YOU WANTED TO I ASKED YOU. >> YOU YOU KNOW I ASKED YOU THIS GUY. ASSAULT. >> OH, IT'S NOW IT'S ASSAULT. >> YOU YOU'RE A PIECE of You're a >> Oh, now it's assault. YOU'RE YOU ARE SUCH a >> The officer tries to secure the woman in the cruiser, but she's not making it easy as she keeps kicking and yelling at the officers >> like, "Oh, WHAT ELSE CAN I CHARGE YOU WITH?" AND I'M going to like I'm not going in here then. I'M NOT GOING IN HERE. [screaming] I'M NOT GOING IN HERE. IF HE'S NOT charging me, I'm not going in here. I'm not going in here. NOPE. NOPE. GET HIS GET YOUR HAND OFF MY ANKLE. >> GET YOUR FOOT THEN. GET >> YOUR HAND [screaming] OFF MY ANKLE. GET IF HE DOESN'T STOP TOUCHING ME, I will throw THE I WILL FREAK the out. He needs to not touch me. If he WANTS TO CALL ASSAULT, WE'RE gonna go through that route. No, he wants to go through assault. No, we're not doing that then. No, HE HE CLAIMS I ASSAULTED HIM. NOPE, we're not doing that. WE'RE NOT DOING THAT. OH, HE'S STILL ASSAULTING. HE'S STILL assaulting me. He is assaulting me. HE'S ASSAULTING [screaming] ME. on the ground here. >> Yo, you got your spare key. >> Watch. >> Yeah. >> [screaming] >> While other officers speak with the complainants and work to wrap up the scene, the suspect, later identified as Lauren Mullins, keeps the chaos alive in the back of the cruiser, screaming without hesitation. [screaming] for the conduct. [screaming] You need to track the [screaming] track the youing one adult female >> [screaming] >> I don't care to headquarters starting 82134 >> girl. [screaming] Get her out of here. She [screaming] is >> all right. 82134.4 >> children >> 9:45. She has children. GS children. You guys are you are I DON'T CARE. LOCK [screaming] ME UP. I DON'T GIVE a >> I [screaming] don't care. I am losing my mind for the kids. Do it for the kids. These kids deserve [screaming] a >> reing headquarters lot ending. >> It isn't long before they reach the station and Lauren's resistance doesn't let up for even a moment. You are such a piece of >> You are such a You are [screaming] Good. >> Nope. >> Yeah. >> Out of control. >> Drunk too. >> Yep. Get the seat belt from the other side. >> We got a live one. >> [groaning] >> AT LIKE I'M CRAZY, BRO. YOU KNOW WHAT'S CRAZY? I AM SMARTER THAN ALL YOU COMBINED. I HAVE A LOT of great >> I'm not moving. I'm not moving cuz I'm going to be upset. >> I'm [screaming] not, bro. I haven't been charged with a crime. Get your Get your hands off me, bro. Are you >> Lauren was ultimately booked and processed for disorderly conduct? Number three, a welfare check takes a sharp turn when the woman pushes the officers too far. On August 8th, 2024, officers responded to another domestic dispute, arriving to find a woman already furious. And the moment they stepped onto the scene, everything escalated fast. Get in your car. >> Let's do it. >> Get in your car. >> Let's do it. >> Okay. >> LET'S DO IT. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> GET IN YOUR CAR. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> Get in your car. YOU'RE GOOD. >> ALL [screaming] OUR STUFF. >> OKAY. GET IN YOUR CAR. >> Get in your car. You're going IN CUFFS. >> LUCK ME UP THEN. HE WANT THIS TO HAPPEN. >> COME HERE. >> HE WANT THAT TO HAPPEN. NO, THAT'S NOT RIGHT. >> COME HERE. >> NO, IT'S OKAY. >> IF YOU'RE NOT GOING TO LISTEN. >> I'M GOING TO GET IN the car. >> If you're not going to listen. >> I'm going get in the car. >> Face the Jeep. >> I'm going to get in the car. >> Stop and face THE JEEP. >> [screaming] >> SHOOTY, >> SIT in cuffs for a minute. >> I'm about TO GET OUT. I'M PREGNANT. [screaming] >> THEN stop acting like A FOOL. >> I'M PREGNANT. >> RELAX. >> NO. >> Let me out. >> Just relax. OKAY. RELAX. >> PUT YOUR BACK IN. [screaming] >> RELAX. >> NO. >> RELAX. Just because you're in handcuffs doesn't mean you're going to jail. What's your need? >> No. Leave me alone. >> I'm trying to talk. >> No, my daughter. Let me out. >> What's the problem? >> Let me go, >> y'all. Cuz I'm the wrong person. >> OKAY. >> LET ME OUT. >> We need to talk. >> I'M SUING Y'ALL. I'M GOING TO SUE Y'ALL. >> CALL MY BECAUSE YOU'RE in jail. Let me out. LET ME OUT. >> LET ME OUT. NO. LET ME GO. Let me go. I'm going to have a seat. >> Let me go. I FEEL LIKE I'M GOING TO HAVE A SEAT. >> LET ME GO. LET ME GO. LET ME GO. >> LET ME GO. >> IF WE LET YOU GO, will you spin around? Take a seat. >> Let Yes. >> Okay. >> Let me go. >> I'mma sit in my car. Let me go. >> Open the door right here. Okay. >> You want me to move that stuff? >> No. I don't want time to let me go. >> SO, ALL MY STUFF. >> WE GOT TO TALK FOR A MINUTE. OKAY. We got to talk for a minute. >> No. Don't get out of my car. >> Stop. I can't breathe. >> Okay. Just lean against >> Lean. Yeah. That's That's fine. You can stay there. Just like that. Now the officers try to talk her through it, hoping the restraints will give the woman a moment to breathe and explain what sparked the fight with her husband. >> What? What? What's going on tonight? >> Do you see this? I'm not doing this. Let me show you. >> Do you see this? Do you see the stuff on my car? >> I'm trying to talk to y'all. >> Tell me what it is. >> I'm not. Let me I have to show you. >> Okay. >> Don't touch. >> Just don't start pulling away. >> This right here. Okay. A phone came up missing. a phone >> start just talk to us. Just >> And the phone came up missing. It happened at the Salvation Army. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Some came trying to fight me. Fight him. He took off with the dude car. >> That ain't his car. That's not even his car. >> Okay. >> What might her name be, man? >> Whatever. >> Keep going. Tell keep keep talking to us. >> Oh, keep talking. We're We're trying just trying to figure this out. What do you need from him? What you What are you upset with him? >> He got my phone. >> He's got your phone. >> He got my phone. My house keys and he stole her phone. >> All right. Did somebody step in dog poop or something over here? >> Her. >> Okay. >> She did, I think. Why are you smelling? >> Yeah, I smelled it when I came up. I was trying to figure it out. Okay. All right. >> So, you are wanting your phone from them up there. Is that right? >> I follow the police station for this reason. >> Okay. So, you can get your phone. All right. I got to write down your information. >> Y'all, >> do you got an ID on you or anything? Tell me what your name is. >> Ma'am, >> can you tell me what your name is? >> I'm not telling. Go get it from here. >> What? >> Because y'all y'all detaining the wrong person. >> Well, cuz you're you're acting >> again. Turn the car off. >> Just relax. >> Turn it off. >> Yes, I'm calm. >> All right, we're just trying to figure out everything. >> I'm not all right. I take all the time. I'm not okay. >> Okay. I feel like I can have a >> tell us who you are so we can help you. >> The officers try to verify your information before moving forward, but the woman is determined to make every step difficult. >> What's your first name? >> Let's start there. My name's Paul. What's yours? >> I don't care about giving y'all. >> Okay. Well, you're going to have to give it one way or the other here. >> Is this your car? >> Nope. That's his car. >> Who's he to you? >> That's my husband. >> Okay. >> And this isn't his car? Nope. >> Okay. >> He stole it from somebody. >> Y'all got in an argument and somehow he took your phone and he took that car cuz I'm that's what I'm gathering. >> And this happened over at Salvation Army. >> All this stuff happened four or five days ago, right? And it's just not like keep going on today. >> Okay. >> I'm supposed to be at work right now. I'm a manager of two or three stores. >> Okay. >> He made it hard because the the phone came up missing. >> Is he your kid or who? >> No, this my friend. >> Okay. The phone came up missing because he was cheating. That's that's the truth. The girl br the phone back who he was with and gave it to her. >> So that's how it ended up. She dropped it off at the Salvation Army. We go to the Salvation Army, but the guy that she gave the phone to tried to fight me and him, me and my husband, so we left. And then he keep throwing stuff at her and hitting her with stuff. That's how you see all that stuff on my car. He threw juice. He threw all type. >> Why don't we do this? Hey, can you can you walk back over here with us and I want somebody to talk to her so we can figure out what she's got to say. All right. What What What's your name here? Walk back here. Walk back here. Come on. Come on. Just Just relax and walk back here. >> Knock him UP CUZ HE'S STOLE IT FROM HER. >> STOP SCREAMING. >> Will you just wait with her a second? >> Hey, stop screaming. I think we're going to just take her for driving suspended yet. >> Uh, I'm not 100% sure on that. >> I got an ID. >> You do? >> All right. >> I cannot go to jail. >> She continues shouting accusations that her husband cheated and took her belongings. Yet, her husband remains surprisingly composed, encouraging her to settle down and work with the officers. >> Hey. Hey, listen. Cooperate. They say if I can let you right out if you cooperate. >> No, I'm not going in there, babe. THEY GOING TO LET ME IN. THEY going >> cooperate. >> No. No. Calm down. >> BABE, GET THE CAR. >> TAKE THE CAR, BABE. TAKE THE CAR. >> Just relax. Tell us what this Tell us what the >> Just let me go home, please. >> We have to get some sort of cooperation from you. >> Okay, I'm trying. Can I go home? >> I need you to relax and tell me exactly what happened. >> I need you to identify yourself to me. It's Ma. Is that right? >> Okay. >> So, you you're you're looking for a phone right now, right? >> We got the phone. That's >> We got the phone. We need to go to jail. >> He's got You don't have any other issues with him? Were you fighting with him today? >> No. We was fighting with the people at the shelter. >> You were fighting for But you were upset cuz he took her he had her phone. Okay. All right. Fair enough. Do you understand what I'm saying? >> Hey, no. >> You understand what I mean? Get this car key. >> They take they towing my They towing the car. >> Why? >> Because I don't know. >> We need to step out of there. >> Y'all heard him. >> Maisha, we need to do a quick search of you. Okay. >> No, y'all not touching me. >> Well, that officer over there is going to. Okay. >> Y'all not touching. Do do the best you can with her seated there. All right. >> You have anything behind? >> Yeah. >> What? How about that? >> What? >> You're not judging me. >> I'm going to search you. >> You have anything on you? >> Can you lean forward for me? Y'all y'all want me to collaborate with y'all? Y'all need to cooperate with me and I will calm down. >> Well, do what I need you to do and then we'll talk. Lean forward. Thank you. >> At the station, the woman only continues to push back against the officers. >> Is your camera on, sir? Why your camera not on? Is it recording? >> Yes, it's recording. >> Okay. I need to make sure that that's recording me. >> Okay. You want to go sit over there or do you want to sit here and hang out? >> You already refused it. I already asked. >> I'm asking you right now. >> Yeah. Now you're asking me. >> I mean, this is me being nice and asking you if you want to go over there. So, we can hang out right here. >> Is it booking? >> Booking's right there. >> That's where I'm going. >> No, it' be the IDLC room while we wait. Or we can hang out right here and wait. >> I ain't going now. >> All right. All right. >> No idea. Look. >> Yeah. I can't keep my car on cuz >> the jail. >> We're in a sally port and the gas fumes would knock us. Trust me, I would like to keep my car and sitting there too with AC going cuz it's hot. >> Can I f where y'all f? >> Go to the Bloomington Police Department right in the lobby. File a complaint on anybody you want. >> Yep, I am. >> Especially on Officer K. My daughter came on missing. Y'all ain't investigate that newborn baby. >> Can I Can I investigate that? >> Can I be honest with you? >> Mhm. >> He doesn't work for us. >> It don't matter. He shouldn't have took the report. Why would he take reports at child police station? >> I'm telling you, he doesn't work for Bloomington. He works for Norman. >> So why did Bloomington send him to take my police? >> I don't know. You'd have to find go to the front desk and ask about that. >> That's crazy. >> I don't care. I'm about to report. That's what I'm going to do. That mean you ain't give a about my daughter. You the police. always took a whole report and didn't even fall in love with that crazy daughter just missing still to this day. Out of here, robbed my car, TOOK EVERYTHING OUT MY CAR, TOOK MY DAUGHTER AND EVERYTHING. Why y'all ain't investigating that? >> That's serious. >> I don't know. >> This is suspended like this not nothing. This >> She now argues that she's done nothing wrong and insists the officers shouldn't be taking her in. >> That's real serious. up out of here. Y'all crazy. >> I don't even know why I'm acting like for one. That's dumb whole house ever said, "I ain't been his place for so long. Never going back there, bro. Just take a seat when you get in there. Okay. >> I don't have to do nothing. I want to stand up. >> Yeah. We're going to take a seat. >> I can stand up. I don't have to sit there. >> Stand right in front of the bench for me then. >> Oh, hey. >> No. What happened? Yeah, >> that your your boyfriend. >> I'm leaving too much. Oh yeah. So ladies, that's in that building, right? You know what I'm saying? >> I always [laughter] >> So she end up with >> I found out about it. He end up leaving his phone at K. First of all, why you even in somebody else car anyway? >> You know what I'm saying? So the girl br the phone back to the shelter and that's what happened. So you know the young girl that was saying was 15 16 all of a sudden she with my husband too. >> So I'm like why you with my husband? You know what I'm saying? Like what? Like why was y'all together? >> Girl, this for like 4 days, but I just got involved in >> Had she given her name, things might have gone differently, but now there's no one doing the charges that follow. >> Y'all going to make a whole complaint on Mr. Killing. Watch this. Bring lawyers and everything involved in this. Y'all didn't investigate. What was the reason why y'all didn't investigate? Oh, they got cameras. They was in Walmart when it happened. His camera was up. So ain't nobody investigating this. >> Did you report it? >> Yes. Me and Dora. Me and my husband. Yes, we did. When it first [snorts] happened, they stole everything at the cop plus my door. >> Broad daylight, daddy. Like, come on now. >> She was later charged with resisting arrest. Number two, ignoring police orders turns into a hard lesson for grandma behind the wheel. On May 14th, 2025, an officer on patrol initiated a traffic stop after spotting a truck driven by a driver with a suspended [music] license. Here's what happened next. >> Hello, name is Deputy Cruz with the sheriff's office. The reason I'm stopping you is cuz your says that your license is suspended. >> No. >> No. Okay. Can I get your Are you Alicia? >> My name is Alice. >> Alice, I'm sorry. Can I get your driver's license, please? Registration proof of insurance. It's It's pointing down at you, ma'am. >> That's the one from the car. >> Are you looking for a picture of your license? >> Yes. >> Why don't you have your license with you? >> Because I have it in my phone and I didn't bring my phone. Well, it needs to be on your person, not a picture of it on your phone. >> Well, you know, you learn something new every day. Not only does she not have her license on her, but she also insists she didn't know it was suspended, giving the officer two immediate concerns to work through. >> Did you know that your license was suspended? >> No, I didn't. >> You didn't? Cuz normally when people don't have their license and they have a picture of it, it's because uh it was they were stopped before they received a citation. The officer or deputy took the license and then they should they no longer have it with them >> in my wallet >> at the house. And the reason that I keep pictures is because unlike Georgia where I can just load it in my alpha wallet, I've always done that. Even when I work in the judicial system, because if you ask me, my passport is in there too along with my insurance card. >> Okay? >> I've just always done that in my Apple phone. It has nothing to do with anybody taking a license. >> Okay. You can pull up my registration. It is registered. >> Yep. All right. No problem. Just hang tight for me. Hey, ma'am. >> You can put it on the on the floor or on the chair and take a picture of it and then send it. >> So So this is what's going to happen. Okay. Two things. I stopped you last year and I gave you a citation for driving with your driver's license suspended. So I know who you are, right? And at the time I took your license. Okay. So and you also have a warrant for your arrest. So at this time, step out of the vehicle. Why would I have a warrant for my arrest? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm asking a question. >> You have a felony warrant for some stuff you didn't return at some point. Step out of the vehicle. >> I don't have a felony. >> Yes, you do. Step out of the vehicle or I'll make you step out of the vehicle. >> As the situation continues to stall. Officers make the call. They've had enough and it's time to take her into custody. >> No, this isn't a negotiation. >> I'm not I'm not trying to negotiate. >> Step out of the car. Okay. Put your hands on your back. >> Okay. >> I have a Please. Okay. My little girl is on the >> Yes, I do have a paper. >> No, I have a If you open that packet that >> All right, ma'am. Let's walk to my car. You're under arrest. >> Okay. I'm trying to tell them where the paper is. That >> That doesn't That doesn't help me in any way. I'm not a doctor. So, you can tell that to the nurse once you get to the jail. be able to better assist you with your medical conditions. >> I have no clue. >> Why would I have >> Your middle name's on that, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. You have a warrant and your driver's license suspended and he knew it cuz I cited you for it last year. Walk in the car. >> Is it a negotiation? >> I'm not trying to negotiate with him. >> Really? You can't follow simple commands? >> Yes, I am. To charge you with resisting for not stepping out of the car when I told you resisting. You're the one that has an attitude. I'm simply trying to tell you about my >> all your >> Yes. And that is that's my child's calling. >> Father God, in the name of Jesus, my EVTs and all that different stuff is in there. My son's insurance card. >> Your ID card. You don't have a license? >> Because my Georgia license is in my wallet at the house. >> I stopped you last year. I took your license, >> sir. I have a Georgia license. I didn't give it to you. >> Yeah, you know that's still a criminal violation, right? >> No, I didn't know. >> Well, step get in the car. >> So, you could have provided me this when I try to ID you, right? But then you're out here telling me a story. You're trying to play smart. >> I'm telling you a story. I'm telling you. >> All right. Doesn't matter. Nothing's going to change. You're under arrest. The woman claims there's no warrant and no cause for her arrest, forcing the officer to walk her through the reason she's being taken in. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I have never taken anything in my life to a government background check. >> So, what do I have a felony warrant for if I just went through background checks for employment? I called the police this week for somebody stealing my freaking tax ID number and getting a Honda Accord. >> Okay. >> So, what do I have a felony for? >> Well, you're being you're under arrest for multiple >> No, you said specifically >> you're driving Listen, are you going to listen to me? I said you your driver's license is suspended and you have a warrant for your arrest. Okay. They're separate things. >> Yes, a felony warrant. All right. Let me explain it to you. Can you let me explain? >> You have to understand that I'm upset. Okay. You were hollering at me and said, >> "Yeah, telling you to get out of the car. When a law enforcement officer on traffic stop gives you a lawful command to get out of the car, you get out of the car. You don't ask questions." I >> All right, ma'am. Listen, I'm going to No, that's not how this works. You're being given a lawful command to get out of the car. You get out of the car. No, I we have to take you out of the car. I'm not having this argument. Do you want to know what's going on today or not? Okay. So, the question is, number one, you you're driving with a suspended driver's license with knowledge because you received that citation on July 26, 2024. I can prove that on our local database. Number one. Number two, I'm the one that pulled you over, so I remember. And number three, >> um it it's in it's in your your David profile, which is the state's um like license records. Okay? So, you're driving with a suspended driver's license with knowledge. It's it is a misdemeanor in the state of Florida. You could be arrested for that, and you are being arrested for that. The suspended license is already a major concern, but the real trouble begins when the officer discovers her outofstate warrant. >> Aside from that, you have a phony warrant for failure. Let's see. Failed to redeliver lease property. >> I don't have any leased property. >> Well, it's out of the CMI Police Department. I I have no clue where it's coming from. I can't see it from them, but the warrant's there. It exists. So, they had reason to issue the warrant. So, why wasn't I notified? >> Because people, you don't you don't get notified if you have a warrant. That's not how that works. Next time you run into law enforcement, you you are arrested and taken into custody to be dealt with accord with accordance to the laws. >> In the name of Jesus. In the name of Jesus. In the name of Jesus. I've never taken anything. >> Well, ma'am, if that's a uh some sort of misunderstanding, then you know you and your lawyers and the courts could handle that. But as of right now, there is an active warrant for your for your arrest just like you've you're driving with a suspended driver's license. So the these are crimes. So that's why you're under being placed under arrest for that. Okay. I'm also just so you know those that tag is it's being taken. Okay. >> Yeah. You have a cease tag order from the state of Florida. That since your license is suspended, you didn't pay for the things that you needed to pay for. Uh they also put an order to take your uh your tag the next time you come in contact with law enforcement. >> By the end of the night, she was charged with driving with a suspended license and resisting arrest without violence. In addition, she was also booked on her outstanding warrant for failure to deliver hired property. Number one, racist woman faces consequences she thought she could avoid. Our next [music] case takes us to Monroe County where officers were dispatched to a shopping center after an intoxicated woman began causing problems. The moment the authorities made contact, things only got worse. >> No. >> Stop. >> No. So sorry. >> You need to get in your car. >> No, I do not. What is he doing? >> I'm not here for you. >> You're in the military. You're here for me, >> sir. Sam, >> you need you need to get out of my space. >> I do not, man. >> Walk this way. Listen to me. >> No, you're a black woman. >> Listen to me. Stop it. You better call. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> STOP. >> MA'AM, TAKEA'AM. Take me. >> Honey, stop. You better stop. Back up. >> Stop. >> Back up. >> You better call. >> Can you please stop? >> You better call. >> STOP RESISTING. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? You better call. >> That's fine. >> You better call. >> Stop. You better call me. Listen to me. If you don't stop, I am going to tase you. Stop. >> She's about to tase. Back up. >> Stop. Honey. >> Listen to me. Honey, stop. Stop. Back up. Kellen. Honey. Listen. >> Kellenber. You >> I will call him. You need to stop resisting. >> You call him. Turn around. You're being Stop. Kim, do you love me? Turn around. >> Stop. >> You're It's fine. >> Thank you. >> Stop. >> Don't touch my girlfriend, please. >> Don't Don't touch. >> Thanks for your help, but back up. Back up. I don't >> Thanks for your help. >> Back up. >> I'm sorry, bro. >> Please. Man, she's trying to help a homeless person in this. >> All I did was walk up. >> I understand, ma'am. I understand. >> I don't want to hear any of that. Here's what happened. The couple was simply grabbing food when the woman decided to give some to a homeless man. A misunderstanding that the officer was going to arrest him sent her into a frenzy, and she began disrupting the scene, leading to chaos. >> Cam, >> can you please listen? >> Get up. Sit. >> Sit. No. No. >> Sit in the >> car. In the car. >> I just bought a homeless man a chicken. Man. >> 722. I have a female detain. >> I just bought a homeless man a chicken. >> Get in there. Can you call Burger, please? >> No, not right now. >> I have his car in my phone. Call Ramy. >> So, I walk up and he's standing at the car talking. I guess she bought him food. >> And he says to her, I haven't said anything yet. She's here to arrest you. >> What was it? >> They were standing at her car. >> Okay. >> She He had a public chicken and when I pulled up, she said to him, I had barely gotten out of my car. She's here to arrest me. >> She jumps up. No, you're not going to arrest him. >> Okay, >> man. move. >> So, I got him. >> Hey, hey, thanks for your help, but can you move on, please? >> Appreciate you. Have a good night. All right. Thanks for the assist. >> You didn't see where you went, right? I'm going to go check. She said they have a second. >> So, I tried to >> I told her, "Get out my space, you know, whatever. She's not moving." So, I grabbed the guy >> him. >> Was he the one? >> No, he don't have nothing. He was just trying to help me detain her. Although the woman is already in custody, the officers still have to find the man at the center of the incident. The male officers start looking while the female officer explains to the boyfriend why things ended the [music] way they did. >> If y'all want to ID him, fine. I'm >> let me let me go. >> I don't for him. He didn't do anything. >> We need to look for somebody else. >> Yes. In the red shirt. >> Go look for him. Last time I was here PC for arrest for him. >> I trespassed him like at 6:30. That's who I was here for. But she was feeding him and he's like, "Oh, she's probably hit arrest me." So she got in the way. I I grabbed him by his arm to try to bring him to my car to cuff him. And >> so he took off. We got resist. >> He took off. I was I was on the ground with her. >> I don't know where he went. >> Red shirt, long hair, >> no shoes >> in the woods. In the woods behind. >> We were trying to hide. >> I get you. But whatever issue I have with him doesn't have anything to do with her. >> I understand. >> Absolutely nothing to do with her. And if I say get away and she refused to listen to me >> because listen. No, listen. Because it's just me. I let her be even though she was disrespectful and I grabbed him and I tried to bring him to my car and she intervened. She had no business intervening. Do you Do you get that? >> 100%. >> Good for you. Let me get her ID and let me get your ID. >> I think Can I explain? >> You can explain whatever you want, but >> there's nothing good about her behavior. >> No, I 100% I think it's because her We were trying to buy rotisserie chicken for this guy. Uh, >> but you guys don't know anything about him. >> No, 100% we don't. >> You don't know who he is, what he's done. >> No, ma'am. We don't. >> He and you guys did a good deed. >> She does. So, she does that all the time. >> She did a good deed. I am not I am not saying that she did not. But if I give you a lawful command to back up, you back up. >> No, I ma'am, I get it. >> So, guess what? If she would have backed up, she won't be in that car right now. >> I know that. I >> don't know. was a troubled guy here or whatever. So she, you know, like she was neighbors with Ramsay and Marathon. So like like long story short, that doesn't matter. Long story short, >> it really doesn't. >> I know. I know. Long story short, life story. >> The boyfriend keeps trying to justify her behavior, but the officer is ready to walk him through exactly why the situation led to an arrest. >> She thought when y'all were running him off, she got >> that that ain't Listen to me. I don't know what you're saying. Let me let me let me tell you, and I don't have to do this, how this happened. >> I pulled up. Listen, I pulled up. He pointed at my car. I was getting out of the car. I heard him say to her, "They're here to arrest me." I hadn't said a word yet. I hadn't said anything. He said to her, "She's they're here to arrest me." >> I walk up, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. No, no. I get >> She jumps in the way. You're not going to arrest him. I ask her to move. She says, "I'm not going to move." I asked her to get in her car. I'm not done. She refused to get in her car. >> It's just me. I'm attempting to diffuse the situation. Listen to me. I grabbed this gentleman by his arm to bring him to my patrol car. And what did she do? >> She was a She Yes, ma'am. I'm not saying she was >> When you were trying to get him, what did what did she do? >> I'm not saying >> she got in front of me in between us to stop me from touching him. >> Absolutely. She's She's going She is ain't no if and answer about him. You touch? >> No, I haven't. call. >> I don't I think he's down there >> trespassing and >> I gave your ID back. >> Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. >> And resisting cuz he ran and >> see what it is about that cuz I didn't get to tell him that he was under arrest yet. >> Okay. So then then we'll do this trespassing. >> Yeah. >> Call so we can >> I'll I'll talk to him in the car. Um you're good to go. >> Well, >> she's going to jail. You know, are you guys from here? >> Yeah, we're the jail is But I don't We're locals and I'm on probate. I don't want to get in trouble. >> You're I'm telling you you can go. Obviously, you're not in trouble. I don't understand that. But like this is my I need I need >> you need what? >> She's going to be at Plantation Key Jail. >> I don't know what her bond is going to be. They're going to give you a call. She can she have a phone call. >> If you have any questions, you can contact Plantation Key Jail and they'll give her a phone call when she gets >> and just as expected. The rambling doesn't stop during the drive. Not for a second. >> You take home. >> Um excuse me, sir. I'm I'm leaving. You may hey that Kelly murderer and Ramsy are good human beings and I did not do anything to violate the law tonight. So what you have to justify is what grounds you have to arrest me tonight. And you don't have any grounds to arrest me. None. zero. Do you understand that you have zero ground to arrest me? And furthermore, as a human being, the fact that I was trying to help a homeless person like that's what I was doing because she questioned me. At the station, the woman continues giving the officer attitude, but nothing she does or says at this point will change the impending consequences. >> Get out. >> Get out. >> Oh, I'm getting out. >> Deputy Fra, you want me to spell it for you? F E R E I R A. Anything else? >> Don't look at me like you're all bad. >> Walk to the door. >> Hey, >> don't talk to them. >> I was trying to feed a homeless person. What is what was going on? >> They're waiting for you. >> I'm waiting for >> walk to the door. >> I am waiting for somebody to call either. >> Do you need me to help you get to the door? >> No. No. Sir, can you please call Ramsay? He's my friend. Please call Sheriff Rick Ramsey. No, he's my friend. No, he is my friend. Please. >> All right. Come talk to me. >> Come talk to him. Tell me what's going on. >> Okay. Listen to her. She's going to tell you what she >> will. Please homeless person. The woman was ultimately charged with disorderly intoxication and battery on a police officer. That's a wrap for today's video. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. And as always, stay safe out