These folks came in ready to argue with anyone, but they picked the wrong cops to push around. Here are five cases when arrogant Karens don't work with nononsense cops. Number five, drunk woman found asleep behind the wheel gets an unexpected wakeup call. On February 23rd, 2025, officers in Illinois responded to a gas station after staff reported a woman passed out behind the wheel of a parked car. Here's what unfolds when they check on her. >> Open the door. >> Can't wait. Why you got to open the door like that? >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, you're sitting here passed out. We were just here. >> I passed out. I'm not Am I passed out? >> Yeah, you were. No, I'm looking for my keys. >> Huh? >> I'm looking for my keys. >> Okay. Where were you coming from? >> Honeysuckle or whatever. >> Okay. What were you doing over there? >> I just came from the bar. >> You just came from the bar? Okay. How many drinks did you have? >> Two. >> Like two? >> No. >> Okay. Can you stop out of the car? >> No. >> No. >> I'm cold. >> I understand. >> I just want my keys. >> Huh? I just want my keys. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, I'm just going to try and help you get home. That's all I want to do. >> I don't want to step out of the car, right? >> Huh? >> I said I know, but I want I don't want to be more cold and step by the car. >> I I understand, but we got to figure out a way to get you home. >> I'm right across the street. Follow me home then. >> I can't do that. How many drinks did you have? >> Like three. >> Three. >> Okay. What kind of drinks? >> Uh shots. >> What kind of shots? I drink fireball. >> Okay. Fireball. >> Yes. >> Okay. Were you planning to drive home? >> Cuz I'm right here. Yes. >> Okay. All right. So, basically what I'm going to do tonight is I'm going to try and get you home. Okay. >> Is that okay? >> Okay. Good. >> Is that okay? Can I try and get you home? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, we're going to try and figure out how to get you home. Do you think you should be driving today? >> No. I'm right here. >> One look is all it takes for the officers to realize she's in no condition to drive. To continue the questioning, they ask her to move into the store where it's warmer and more private. >> Okay. Can you step out for me? >> No. >> No. >> It's cold. >> Okay. You want to talk to me inside of Thorns? >> Yeah, you can. >> Who? >> You can't. I said, >> "Can I talk to you inside of Thorns?" I'm cold out here, too. >> You come in here. >> I don't want to go in there. >> You have a body on. >> I understand. >> Okay. >> How about we go in Thorns and we talk in there? You want to stay in here or for like 2 minutes and then I'll go there. >> Okay. Well, we're here now. So, we have to help you out. >> So, you can wait uh 120 seconds. >> What? >> I said you could wait 120 seconds. >> What's going to happen in 120 seconds? >> I'll be warm. >> Well, yeah. Let's go inside. We could go get warmed up. I'm cold, too. >> Don't take off my car or trust me. I won't I will car right there. Just kidding. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Come on. Let's go in there. >> Oh, it's a lot warmer in here, huh? Do you have an ID on you? Driver's license. >> Um, no. >> No. Okay. >> Damn. >> It's warmer in here, though. >> What's your first name? >> Uh, Susie. >> Susie. >> Yeah. Are you guys under arrest me right now? >> No, you're not under arrest. >> I forgot who you are. >> S U S I E. >> S U Z. >> No. S U S I E. >> Okay. S U S I E. What's your last name, Susie? >> B as in boy. >> Uhhuh. >> E R N is >> in Nancy. Okay. >> A D A C >> Bernard M where Bernard is >> uh in Spanish is Bak and English is BC. >> So D A C K. >> With her ID verified, the next step is clear. The officers now need to see if she'll agree to a field sobriety test. >> Okay. So, are you planning to drive home? >> When I was right here. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So before you can drive home, I just got to make sure you're okay to drive. Okay. So I'm going to ask you to do some things for me and then from there, we're going to determine whether you can drive or not. Is that okay? >> Sure. >> Okay, cool. So go ahead and stand >> in the store. >> Yeah, we can do it right here. >> Okay. >> Or if you want to freeze outside. >> I could freeze. I like to freeze. >> Is that okay if we do it here? >> In Texas out cold. >> Texas is warm though. >> No, >> not all the time. No, I've been I think maybe since I've been a mom >> since like 4:00 a.m. You're on the go. I'm like hi. >> All right, Susie. So, I'm going to ask you to do some things. Okay. >> Oh, >> okay. >> The first thing is called the horizontal gag. Okay. >> What? >> Can you take your head off? Is that okay? >> David Adam Charles. >> First name Susie. >> You can give that to her. >> Sam Edward. >> It's called the horizontal naz stagmus. Okay. Do you have any eye problems or abnormalities? >> No. >> Supposed to be my birthday. >> Sick. >> Uh, do you want contacts? >> No. >> Okay. When I say the word stimulus, it's just a fancy way of stimulus. Yeah. It's a fancy way of saying >> money that I'm get here. >> It's a fancy way of saying tip of my pen. Okay. So, I want you to follow the stimulus with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand that? >> This one right here or my not it's not my money. >> That's That's not going to get >> you stand with your feet together and your hands by your side just like this. >> Hold on. Wait, cuz I stand with my feet up. >> That's all right. Just together. That's fine. >> No, no. I stand with my feet like this. Hold on. You stand your with your feet like this. Okay. >> Yep. And your hands by your side just like this. All right. Go ahead and stare at my pun. >> Her behavior so far leaves little doubt that she's under the influence, but the officer still runs through the formalities. Starting with a horizontal nestagmus test, [music] just as procedure requires. >> All right. Follow with your eyes or your eyes only. Okay. >> You can move your hair out of your eyes. No, I'm I'll focus on my heels cuz I I walk with my toes. >> Okay, that's fine. We can continue then. >> Okay. Oh, no. You You need to know that. >> Follow your eyes. Eyes only. >> Are you trying to give me up? You're trying to give me locked up. You trying to give me lock. >> Stare at my pen. >> I'm staring at your pen, dude. No, you're annoying me. You're annoying me. Please stare at my pen. the black pen. >> Yep. Stare at it, please. >> Do you want to stare at it? >> Stare at my pen. Tickle my pen. >> I will never jiggle your pen. >> Fortunately for you. >> All right. The next thing I'm going to ask you to do is called the walk and turn. Okay. Can you stand right over here, please? All right. You see that line? I want you to use that line as the line that you're going to walk on. Okay. >> And then >> do you have any physical disabil uh problems or disabilities? >> No, just um reality. >> Nothing is going to prevent you from walking in a straight line. >> Nothing. That's You guys are wanting on >> Okay. Can you do me? So, nothing is going to prevent you from walking in a straight line. >> No. >> Okay. And place your right foot on the line in front of the Okay. Place your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot. >> I'mlegged. >> No. No. Don't. >> Cuz I walk on my toes. >> Can you step back? >> I walk on my toes. It's not fair. >> Okay. Your left foot on the line. >> I don't. >> With the heel of your right touching your toes. >> It's really hard cuz I walk on my toes. >> Do you know what that means? You going when you walk like this. >> Okay. >> Can you please stand like this for me? Okay. Is that the best you can do? >> The officers watch as she sways, barely maintaining balance. And based on that alone, they already know how the heel to toe test is going to play out. >> It's hard. Like even when I walk up the stairs, like >> That's okay. Go ahead. >> I know that I I walk like like I don't know. It's weird. I I like notice it every time I do it. >> Face it. Yep. Okay. Okay. I want you to maintain this position until I >> Go ahead. Stand. >> It doesn't seem like you're able to perform this one. >> No, don't skip it. >> Okay. You don't want me to skip it? >> No. >> Okay. When I tell you to start, I want you to take nine heel toe stops on the line. Turn and take nine heel to toe steps back on the line. Did you understand all the instructions? >> I said yes. >> You may be good. >> One, two, I failed. >> Okay. So, the last thing I'm going to ask you to do, it's called the one leg stand. Okay. You're going to pick a foot, any foot. I It doesn't matter. And you're going to lift it. All right. You You're going to stand with your feet together, arms at your sides. Feet together, arms at your sides. Yep. Just like that. That's perfect. Did you understand all the instructions? Yes. >> Yes. >> All right. You may start. >> All right. You're done. >> Can you handle it? >> Yeah. wasn't bad. >> All right, ma'am. >> We got one more test for you, okay? We just need you to relax, okay? [snorts] >> Okay, let's go. >> The officers explain what happens next. But in her current state, it's clear she still doesn't grasp just how serious this has become. >> Yeah, I feel too. >> Okay. Do you understand what's going on here tonight? You're going to be you're placed under arrest for a DUI. Okay. Based on my observations, I feel like you had too much to drink to drive. >> It was very across the street. >> Okay. So, this this >> we're going to put her in my car. >> Yeah. Do you want to search it here or outside? >> I'll do it. >> The woman was ultimately charged with DUI. Number four. woman learns the hard way that she's not exempt [music] from traffic laws. On April 6th, 2025, officers on patrol spotted a woman driving recklessly, prompting them to conduct a traffic stop. Here's what happens once they make contact. >> Good. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. So, the reason for the stop is uh you blew through the stop sign right there at Wood. You were cooking it. >> I was >> You got a driver's license on you? >> Yeah. I don't have it on me. Like, you can look it up. >> Okay. >> What's up? >> Neria. >> Nikia. >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, do you have insurance for the car? >> Is this your car? >> No. >> Okay. You mind rolling these windows down? It's kind of dark. How you guys doing? >> Okay. >> No. >> Where are you guys headed to? >> Drop my phone at >> Okay. >> Is this the insurance? >> Call the bathroom. Oh, your phone is >> obviously. >> Whose car is it? >> It's my friend car. >> Your friend's car. Okay. [sighs] >> This ain't got insurance. Do you know if he's got insurance or your friends got insurance? >> Yeah, they got to have insurance. >> Yeah, because >> bro, your phone dead. You can't call my >> insurance ain't good. You don't know that? No. With licenses and paperwork collected from both the driver and her passengers, the officer updates her fellow units on what prompted the stop. >> Um, I think >> What was your PC? >> I think it might be a 55. There's an open alcohol container in the passenger side door. She's sluring our words. There's four in the car. >> Did you do window tint yet or anything? >> I haven't even done any of that. Nope. >> What was your PC? >> Um, stop light. Yeah, light. Yeah, right in front. Do you want me to do window t and start talking with him and >> Yeah, you can. They're they're being cooperative. Um but >> and driver's name is >> Nikia. >> That's this gentleman. >> No, this gentleman is in the back rear. He's cool. He seems a little frustrated. He's trying to get his kid to >> chat with him about open alcohol and whatnot. >> Yeah. So, I haven't said anything to him, but it's in her door. He's also got a cup of something. I didn't ask him about it. >> Everyone else just keeps going. All right, I'm gonna have you step right back here with me. We're actually with you since you're a female. >> And you all right? >> Yes. I got to pee so bad. >> All right, come sit over here with me, hun. >> I got to pee. Y'all done pissed on myself. Y scared me. >> Why you scared? >> Okay. What happened to your eye, hun? >> This didn't indicator. I'm in post. >> Did somebody hurt you? We dropping him. We dropping dropping somebody off at the police. Oh, I got to pee. >> Okay. >> Can I pee somewhere? >> Well, not right here, right? >> She sure. How much have you had to drink today? >> No. I haven't had anything to drink today. I'm taking her to take her son out of town. >> Okay. >> I drunk yesterday, but I'm taking her to take some people out of town. Um, >> is your driver's license valid? >> Yeah. >> Okay. That's not what dispatch is telling me. >> What they saying? >> They said you're suspended. >> Suspended for what? >> I don't know. >> Where do you need to get to? >> Oh, that's we take him to college. >> I know. >> Officers learned that the woman is driving on a suspended license and how she handles the rest of the stop could determine just how much worse things get. You mind if I search your real? >> You mind if I search you? >> You okay? >> You want to face the car for me? Just so like I don't look weird like I'm all up on your right. >> Do you even have anything in your pockets? Just the keys. What? >> You good? You can relax. You want just put your hands on the >> I might get another offer. >> What? Does that make sense? >> You want to go lie? >> What? >> Please. I want to pee. >> I know. >> You made me kiss. >> No. No. You can't squat and pee out here in front of everyone. Sister, >> what? >> I know. Um, you mind if I run some run you through some tests real quick to make sure you're okay to drive? >> What? got to pee. Y'all didn't put what y'all put me on. >> What was the reason? >> I told you you ran in the light at Maine and Wood when I was sitting right there and you were flying probably over 40 miles an hour. >> Were you trying to get through that light before it turned red? >> I'm trying to take him to the train station for he don't miss his train. >> What time is his train? >> What time your train is? >> I got a >> We just came from the category. No, please go to the bathroom. >> All right, honey. Turn. I'm going to just tain you in handcuffs right now. Okay. >> Where you going? Where you going? Where you going? Stay here. >> Be careful. No reason. >> Stay here. >> I know. >> Sister, you're fine. I already told you. I have to use the restroom so bad. I'm telling you right now. >> I know. I see that, hun. Okay, but you're going to stand right here for me. Okay. >> According to her, she was rushing to get her friend to the station. However, with multiple open containers inside the car, the officers aren't so sure alcohol isn't involved. Where's your >> So you had no alcohol. >> No. Oh my good. No. >> We taking his son to the train station. No, I have not. I'm going to try and get uh another hopefully >> I got to pee now. >> Who's drinking those drinks? >> Damn. Okay. >> Okay. >> You don't see them in the passenger seat. Why would I be driving if I'm drinking? >> Well, that's what I'm trying to make sure you're okay to get your friend to the train. You know what I mean? So, you'd be drinking. That's damn drinking. >> So, listen. You'd be cool with me just running you through some tests just to make sure. >> No, I'm not going to go through no test if they drinking. They telling you they drinking. They telling you. >> Why are you smelling? >> Because I'm getting irritated. Y'all really going to detain me for some they drinking? >> Just relax. You're suspended as well. So technically you're under arrest. >> Okay. So just under arrest me for the whatever you think I'm under arrest for. But I'm not going to go to jail for them drinking. He just sat up there and told you they drinking. They just sat up there and told you they drinking. I have a job to make sure that you're okay to drive. I can ask you if you are drinking. >> Okay. No, I'm telling you I'm perfectly fine. No, I have not. >> Okay. Can I hear you? But then why won't you let me just put you through some test? >> Cuz I'm telling you I have not been drinking. So what do you have to put me through some test? What's the test for? >> Because there's a bunch of alcohol in there. >> Please unlock me cuz I really have to use the restroom. I'm going to pee again. >> Okay. I just I can't let you go pee here in the middle of the >> in the middle of the >> road. >> Seeing that the teen has nothing to do with the violations and is pressed for time, the officers decide to give him a ride, leaving the driver and her other friend at the scene. >> My phone. >> Can I just get my phone if that's okay? >> For what? My phone for what? Call the owner of the car and get that insurance. >> Okay, we can get that in a minute. Okay. This young gentleman, 16 years old, he's trying to get to a training room that supposedly is going to leave in about 12 minutes. He just showed it to me. Leaves at 35. I'm not sure how >> 16. >> You okay if we try and get him up there? >> Can y'all take him? >> We're going to try and do that. >> He's been searched. He's good. This is his stuff. It's also been searched. I got to move a bag. Please, I got to pee so bad. >> I know. I hear you. >> Oh my god. I'm going to pee on myself. >> Hey, call me >> Britney. I'm going to really pee on myself. >> No, >> but they trying to act like I just don't got no license at all. Period. >> No, I said I said >> Okay, but I didn't know that. >> Okay, I got a P. Please, I really really wouldn't want you to use the restroom. >> I really got to pee on myself. So, I'm I'm really pissing on myself. Like, >> why my license suspended? I'm confused. >> How do you want to do this? I'm going to finish the search real quick and then how do you want to do this? >> How my license suspended? So, okay. Sister. Sister. >> You listen. >> She called me. >> I'm not your sister. You white. >> I got a pee. >> Can you stay? >> I'm really telling y'all. I'm serious. >> Listen. Okay. So, you're not willing to >> I'm getting a warrant. >> A warrant? I'm going to get arrest the GTA. >> Well, under you're under arrest right now cuz your driver's license is suspended. >> You for real? >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm I'm serious. >> According to her, she wasn't aware her license had been suspended. But as officers make clear, ignorance doesn't excuse the violation. >> Why are they suspending? How about you want to sit in the car and then I'll look at my computer and see? >> No, I just want to ask. We understand, man. >> No, I'm asking why my license suspended because I never knew my license was suspended. That's all I'm asking her. You want to sit in the car while I look at my computer? >> Exactly. That's all I'm asking. That's all I'm asking is why my license. >> Okay. >> Will you sit in the car while I look at my computer so I can try to get you some information? >> All I ask is why my license and I will work on that. You want to just sit down >> and I'm pissed. >> Now it's getting up in my car. Watch your head. >> No, your car. >> That's not funny. Shut up. inside. >> At the station, the woman is permitted to use the restroom only after officers make sure she isn't hiding anything. However, as they escort her in, her attitude takes another turn for the worse. >> Okay, the bathroom is uh like the second door on your right. Unfortunately, >> go with these handcuffs on my hand. >> Excuse me. >> I said go with these hands on my ass. >> So, A, don't call me that. B, >> are you going to wash your hands? >> No. Okay, turn around. >> Stop. >> Way more difficult. >> How make you more difficult? >> First of all, I got arrested for something that I didn't even have nothing to do with. But I got to license. I don't think she knew it. >> Um, would you be willing to go through some besties with me? >> Just don't wrestling. >> Put me up. Book me up. Put me in the cell. >> Put me on the s. Come on. I want a dick. Come on. I'm not doing all that with y'all. >> You're not doing You're >> booked me for what reason? >> I already >> Because I took my friend. Shut your book me. Come on. >> Then we can go sit in the DIY room. Let's go. >> Yeah. Come on. >> Over here. >> You ain't going to touch me like that. >> Right here. >> All right. >> Take a seat and turn to your left. Okay. >> Right here. >> M. Right here. Take a seat. Right here. >> I sit right. No, you're not. >> Okay, you're you don't determine what goes on here. Okay, so you're going to sit in the chair. You're going to listen. Okay, stop. >> Okay, real quick. >> I'm still getting video. I'm >> The woman refuses the field sobriety test and continues provoking the officers, prompting them to explain what's coming next. However, hearing the charges only sends her into another outburst. >> Can I see the charges? Somebody, >> can you tell me read them? Cuz when there's a lie, you know. I will blow up a thing before I ever let you put DUI charge on me. I will blow the thing. >> Okay. So, uh, okay. For disregard a traffic control device for the world, you're delusional. >> Then it's for driving on suspended license. >> Oh my god, you're delusional. >> No proof of insurance. >> Oh my god, you're >> and the DUI. >> Delusional. >> DUI for what? This one is illegal trans illegal transportation of alcohol and the windows were tend the window tint was way too dark. So we also urge you for that. [gasps] >> How is you going to charge me with a a DUI transportation when in the car told you that they was drinking a liquor? >> So it's how was that transportation for me? I don't know why you're yelling, miss. Because your white and ever since I got up, >> you sit down so >> sit down and we're going to cuff you to this this table. I know you didn't want that, but I'm really fed up. >> I'm ready to go. >> Sit down. >> I'm ready to go. >> Sit down. Me and me. >> Sit down. >> You need to sit down. >> She mad. >> Sit down. You wife you angry. >> It is your wife mad and I'm glad I'm taking you to court. So I'm glad. >> Okay. Mhm. And they got all that on video. Then set up there and they explained and told the police to their self, I got the liquor. I had the liquor. So the fact that you charged me with that see you in court. You talking about just sat there and told you he had that liquor. I AIN'T GOT NO mother liquor. I'm taking his son BACK TO SPRINGFIELD WHERE HE GO TO COLLEGE. I DIDN'T HAVE NO LIQUOR. HE SAT THERE AND TOLD YOU HE HAD THE LIQUOR. So the FACT THAT YOU CHARGE me with that >> Yeah. >> Listen, come on. Please take me. I don't believe. >> Even as the officers give her space to speak, she doubles down, insisting she's innocent while firing off rude and dismissive remarks. The officer's patience seems to only encourage her to push the line with increasingly disrespectful behavior. >> I'm telling you, I got money. Give me a lawyer. I ain't worried about this. >> You hear that? >> Yeah. What >> are you irritated? >> Find a new job. >> All right. >> You know I got money for a lawyer. >> Hey, my baby daddy's a um um he drive trucks. He's a CDL license. And we're going to pay money for a lawyer. And when you guys see this, I hope you write like this recipe up >> cuz that would be just accurate. >> But anyways, I'm from Illinois. Holla. Can you see? Can you see Holla? I look good. Anyways, he's a rookie, but his figure it out. [laughter] >> Yeah, cuz he got money for that. >> In addition to several traffic citations, she's now facing charges for DUI, driving without a valid license, and having an open container in the vehicle. Number three, drunk girlfriend turns a lover's quarrel into a police matter. On September 11th, 2025, officers were dispatched to check on a vehicle improperly parked in a handicap spot. [music] >> Get out. I'm trying to go back home. >> Is this like a domestic? What's going on? >> Okay. Why is she balling? >> Cuz long story short, we were together for 8 months, right? We split up for a little. Okay. >> She was uh out doing stuff. She wasn't supposed to and I found out I found out. >> Okay. >> So, I'm just trying to get her I don't want you to, >> you know, I just want her out of my car. >> Okay. >> Nothing physical happened? >> No. >> Okay. All right. >> And she lives here? >> Yeah. >> And you're not You don't live here? >> No, sir. >> Okay. All right. You want me to talk to her? >> See if I can coers her out of your car? >> Let me calm her down first cuz I don't want her to get you. >> Okay. I just can't have you guys parked in a fire lane, right, with your She going to be on her way. >> What's up, sir? >> Hello. >> I'm sorry for what happened tonight, but we can't have you guys in the fire. >> Send me A >> STOP. STOP, GRACE. He's just trying to help. Stop. >> Stop. I'm trying to help you. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. COMMIT A FELONY TONIGHT. YOU only >> stop. >> I know you will. Stop. >> Well, you already did. [screaming] >> Stop. >> I'm trying to get you out my car so I can go. >> I got to go home. I'm 104. Um, just send me another unit, please. >> While the boyfriend stays composed and works with the officers, the woman's behavior continues to spiral. Despite a refusal to exit his car, he keeps trying to diffuse the tension before the night ends with an arrest. Unfortunately, the woman's defiance continues to push them both into a tough spot. >> Now, they're going to send police. Just come back. >> THIS IS YOUR FAULT, NEO. >> HOW IS IT MY FAULT? WE GOT TO DO NOTHING WHEN I WAS WITH YOU. >> Park back there. Shut your vehicle off. >> Yeah, I WANT TO DIE THERE. OKAY, >> you just go inside. We can talk about this tomorrow. >> NO, WE'RE NOT TALKING ABOUT it tomorrow. WE'RE TALKING ABOUT NOW. >> THERE'S NOTHING TO TALK ABOUT. I'm trying to go home. I have You got to go home and see. >> Sorry about that. It's >> not your fault. I'm waiting for another officer. >> I don't want to get her in trouble. >> Well, it's too late for that. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> You going to calm down? Take some deep breaths. >> I don't want her in trouble, sir. I just >> Can you do that? What's your name? >> I'm not going to tell him. You just need >> So, you're not going to tell me your name either? Stop. >> Please sir, I don't want her to I don't want this to escalate any further. I just want her to >> I'm not escalating it. I want her to cooperate. >> I understand, sir. >> I'm just I just want her to go back to her dorm. We could talk about this tomorrow. >> No, they know you won't. >> I will. You won't. >> You're happy. If you're not going to go to jail, Grace, here. >> Not right now. >> Not right now. >> You need to step back here. >> Well, actually, you're fine here. You're being calm. >> Yeah. >> Thank you, sir. >> I just I don't want her to get in trouble. Like, I I care about her a lot. This is >> She can't come at a police officer and try to hit me. >> I get that, sir. >> Yeah. That's no good. >> I understand. >> She just committed a felony. >> Reinforcements arrived shortly after, and the woman's earlier actions have left officers with little choice. After resisting and trying to strike [music] them, she's now under arrest and headed to the station. >> Tried to attack me, >> trying to get her to move on. She came at me, tried to hit me. >> Okay. >> Um, we need to get her out. She's not cooperating. >> I just I just It's just a whole thing, man. I just want her to just go back to her dorm >> and that's it. We We go talk about our our things tomorrow. I got a busy day tomorrow. >> Yeah. Keep your hands out of your pocket, man. >> Sorry. I just got What's her name? >> I don't know. You're not going to tell me your name. >> It's Christmas. >> What's her date of birth? >> Oh my god. I can't believe you don't remember my birthday. >> You don't know her birthday. Grace, what's your birthday? Remember my birthday. >> Grace, >> I'm just trying to identify you. You can cooperate or you can't. That's up to you. I really want you to put me in jail. >> Is that what you want to happen tonight? >> You don't want to PUT A JOB? >> YES, I DO. >> YES, I DO. LEO, YES. >> IT'S NOT [laughter] WORTH IT. >> YEAH, it is worth it. Leo, because anyone, >> just step away from there. You're just aggravating the situation. Do me a favor. Have a seat over here. >> You have anything on you I need to be worried about, man. >> ID on you. >> [ __ ] knives or anything like that? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Keys. Right now, I need you to calm down. Take some deep breaths. >> I'm gone. Just leave alone. I'm gone. >> Doesn't sound like you're calm. >> Okay. Well, you look ugly as >> Okay. >> Get your ugly face out of my FACE BEFORE I SLAP YOU. >> YEAH. All these watching laughing at me. I love >> Is this Is this how you want it to go? >> Yeah, I do. I do. >> Really? >> Yeah, I do. >> Yeah. I don't want to be at my door with that. rather go to jail and be charged with a felony. >> Yeah. >> I'm trying to give you some options here. What would you like to see happen tonight, >> Grace? She stays in the car crying and refusing to respond to officers. But with bystanders beginning to gather, they need her out of the vehicle. And at this point, cooperating is in her best interest. I don't know. >> Grace, we're working on getting this crowd dispersed, okay? So they can go back to their dorms so they're not all staring at you. >> What's that? >> Okay. >> Oh my god. Have you had anything to drink tonight or taking any? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm just this crazy. >> You're just what? >> No, I'm just crazy. >> Okay. Well, you're upset. I know that. Don't reach for anything. Okay, here's what I need you to do. Just stay in your seat. Turn around for me. Put your hands behind your back. Thank you for cooperating. Appreciate it. [crying] So, right now you are being detained for battery on a peace officer as well as concealing identity. Okay. Do you have any questions about that right now? >> Okay. Go ahead and step out for me. The officers finally get her into cuffs, but the struggle isn't over yet. Now they just need to get her to the cruiser without further incident. >> Coming back with all the I don't want anybody. >> I don't see many people out here, Grace. Honestly, >> apparently everybody's watching through the glass. >> So, I'm going to I'm going to flash two people. They're not going to do. >> Okay, I'm trying to work with you here. >> All right, so step out for me. [laughter] >> Watch your step. Need a rap? >> You guys have a rap? [screaming] >> Yeah, I do. >> Right here. As a result of the incident, she's being charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and felony battery against a police officer. Number two, entitled woman thought the cops were fake until she found herself in handcuffs. On December 5th, 2024, officers noticed a vehicle driving erratically and made the decision to initiate a traffic stop. What followed escalated quickly. Sorry. Did you see those eagles? >> I did not. >> Yeah, there's some of them. We were like watching them like 30 down. They're right over there. >> You can see them in those. Take your hands out. Leave them out. >> See you back there. >> You been driving a while. I can tell driving pretty bad. >> G9 file. >> Well, you got off the get off you got off the exit pretty late. Crossed over all the white lines and then you didn't use your turn signal hard to the stop sign. Where you headed? >> Connecticut, but I thought that Connecticut. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. Why you going this way? >> BECAUSE I'M SERIOUS. OKAY. >> NO, I'm belly. >> I don't, sir. You don't have at all? >> Are there any weapons in the car? >> No, not at all. >> Okay. >> You have anything underneath my lid at all? >> I wish there was still there. It's right there. Look it. You can see my head. Excuse >> for an ID or driver's license. Not any state ID from >> Wyoming. It's >> your father's car. >> When both women inside the vehicle refused to provide identification or paperwork, officers had no choice but to escalate and remove the driver by force. >> Yeah, I'm sorry officers. I just never seen anything like that before. >> Okay, >> not a big deal. Moving around a lot at that step. >> Yeah. Sorry. Sorry. >> I'm going to have her get Hey, kiss. Step out. >> Yep. Get out. We're not going to play the game. Get out. I'm telling you to get out. >> One second. >> Nope. We're not waiting a second. Get out. >> No. No. I have to my lawyer. >> Okay. Get out of the car. >> NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. Get out of the car. >> No. >> Get out of the car. >> HEY. RECORDING. THEY'RE RECORDING. STOP RECORDING. >> Out of the car. >> STOP RECORDING. >> RELAX. >> Stop recording. >> Relax. >> Relax. Relax. >> What is going on? >> Getting detained now. >> No. I'M NOT PULLING. HOLD ON. I need to rope on. >> YOU CANNOT OPEN THE DOOR. >> Secure right now. Refusing to get out of the car. Uh, >> do not get out. 39 didn't hear. Can you at least start a couple of our guys, please? >> No. >> STOP. >> ARE YOUR CAMERAS ON? >> YES. >> Where your camera? >> Relax. >> Do not get out of the car. >> If you guys don't get out of the car, you're under under arrest. >> Already under arrest. >> Stop. No, NO, >> NO. >> What do you have in your hand? >> The wooden. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Get better on identify yourself. >> With the handcuffs on, you'd expect her to settle down, but the officers still have their hands full trying to manage her erratic behavior. >> Identify yourself. Where are you? Let go. Relax your hands. Relax your hands. There. There was a ton of movement when you got up here. I don't know what you're hiding in the back seat. >> Come here. Cut it out. >> What are you doing? >> Acting like you, sir. >> Okay, relax. >> No. Call my lawyer. It's in my >> I want my lawyer. THEY WON'T IDENTIFY THEMSELVES. CODY, START RECORDING. >> My bad for 19. I work at the Granny County Sheriff's Office. >> I want my lawyer. I have one. >> You have any weapons on you? me. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. And a woman is supposed to be here. >> Pull away from me anymore, please. >> Get a woman off the street HERE NOW. THIS IS SHH. >> Just relax. >> Stay right here, please. Please stop doing that so I don't have to twist your cuss up. Please stop moving. Stay right here. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. >> You have a cage. Get it recording. I need proof that this is Where are the woman? >> Look at this. >> This is recording. >> I don't see a green light. >> The woman repeatedly asks her companion to record the situation, but officers remind her that their body cams are already recording and that they had enough grounds to remove her from the vehicle. >> 8 minutes. It's been recording. >> You can't just RIP SOMEONE OUT OF THEIR CAR. >> You start refusing. Yes. when I believe that there might be a weapon. The way you guys were moving around, you guys are obviously not being truthful. This is what we do every day. >> I have my order. >> Okay. You and you're not allowed to get one right now. You can talk to him later. When an officer gives you an order to get out of the car, you have to get out of the car. >> You didn't give me a chance to. You me out. >> You started reaching around for stuff. >> No, I did. I was trying to get my lawyer's card. There's >> no coffee. I'M SUPPOSED TO CALM DOWN AND NOW I CAN'T. >> OKAY. >> Come over here. Stop moving around. >> Don't talk. >> Doesn't matter. We're already searching the car. >> You can't search THE CAR WITHOUT A WARRANT. >> THAT'S NOT TRUE. YES, IT IS. >> NO, it's not. >> What else? >> Come back here. Come back here. Stop doing that. PEANUT. I WANT A WOMAN OFFICER. >> QUIET. Stop watching me. You've done it enough. [screaming] GET OUT OF MY BED. OH, >> cuz you're acting like this. You okay? >> Fine, dude. >> As a result of her refusal to comply, the woman was charged with obstruction and resisting arrest. Number one, how a trip to the restaurant turned into a police arrest. On February 11th, 2025, officers responded to a restaurant where staff claimed [music] two women had been confrontational and disrespectful. By the time officers arrived, both women are already walking away from the establishment. Here's what happened when officers made contact. >> Hold up. >> Hang on. >> How can I help you? >> Stop. >> Yes, sir. >> What happened at Mo's? >> That's none of your business right now. >> I went to the bathroom. I just went to the bathroom. That's it. >> Shut up. I'm not there right now. I'm here. I'm not there. And that's when you went to the back. >> Can you stick your finger in my face again and see what happens? >> No, sir. No, sir. No, sir. No, sir. Excuse me. We got to report. Excuse me. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. If you feel So, that is not >> Excuse me. >> Okay, my love. Give me a second. >> I know my personal rights. I know my people. >> Personally, I went to the bathroom because I had to get to my car to go home to go to my kids and that was it. Please. >> Ma'am, you can stop. >> I No. Excuse me. >> Stop. >> Excuse me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't walk away FROM ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> Don't walk AWAY FROM ME. >> DON'T touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Kick him. Don't touch me. Don't kick him. Don't touch it. Please don't kick him. Don't kick him. Don't touch him. No. No. Give him a second. Give him a second. >> You on the right. Put your hands behind your back. >> You have no right. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You have no right for me. >> Put your hands wed away. No. No. No. I didn't do anything wrong. I did not take you. >> I did not. >> Oh my god. Sir, I want to talk to you, sir. Oh my god. >> Now you're under arrest. >> I'm sorry. >> Oh my god. Sir, I'm sorry. >> During the brief struggle, the officer's body cam falls, but by now, the woman is already on the ground and being handcuffed. Her companion tries to plead with officers, but ironically, it was her companion's actions that helped escalate the situation this far. [music] I don't mean no. Sir, >> you can release. >> Oh my god. Sir, >> your traffic, >> can you shut up? You obviously see we're busy. Sit on your >> sit up. >> I know my personal ride. >> Why? I did not get you in the Why you want TO LIE? I know my personal rights. I know my people rights. >> Good for you. >> Good. >> Stand up. >> Then let me go. >> Stand up. >> No. Because you are doing me wrong now. Why? Why are you doing me like this? I did nothing wrong. [screaming] >> [crying] >> I did nothing wrong. I did nothing wrong. >> Stand up. >> I did nothing wrong. I did nothing wrong. I did nothing wrong. the car. >> Please stop. >> I did nothing wrong. Why would you do this to me? >> Now that the woman is secured inside the cruiser, officers turn their attention to her companion, hoping to get more clarity on what happened inside the restaurant and what prompted the staff to call the police. >> Interesting to go to Mo to see what we got here. >> Okay. But I just went to most to use the restroom. I did not intend to buy something or do something bad. I just needed to go to the restroom. >> Why would you just use the restroom in Applebees and that's >> because I was over here? >> Why? Your car is at Applebees. That makes no sense. >> That makes no sense. >> You can go to the >> Okay, then why is your car at Applebee's and you're eating over here? >> Sir, >> that makes no sense. >> Why? >> Why would you just drive and leave? Why would you leave your car? walk because I wanted to walk because it was like chill time. It was not >> She said her car is at Applebee's and she was walking with this person. >> No, I just walked. I did not intend to do little something bad. >> But you can go to Applebees. As for Shelly, she's the person that helped me. I did not intend to make anything bad. And I'm sorry if I made you. >> I don't know her. I just know her in Applebee's. That's it. I don't know her from the bottom. >> What was she doing in Applebee's? >> No, she was an Applebee's drink. Are you kidding? What was she doing the most? >> I went to over there to eat the Asian place because they have really good soup. >> They had good really Asian soup and I'm like, "Okay, let's go eat it." So, I come back and go home. That was it, sir. Like, it's not nothing that I'm trying to like be like really defense of you or nothing. >> Well, it's it's a possibility that this is all her, not you. >> I'm so sorry. Like, I just I really respect you guys. I really if you tell me to stop I'll stop. It's not my intention to be disrespectful. But I would not be disrespectful and no. >> So you don't you don't even know this lady? >> No. No. I meet her at the bar in Applebees. That was it. And we go to the aging place and we eat some miso soup and that was it. >> The woman explains that they met at a bar and went to another restaurant to get food, but then changed plans and just used the restroom. Officers still aren't sure what the true relationship is between the two women, but their main concern is whether the second woman has been acting erratically the whole time. >> I was saying she she was like totally okay. >> Has she been like this the whole time? >> I'm sorry. >> Has she been acting like this the whole time? >> No, no, no. She was really nice to me. If not, I was not going to be next to her. But at the meantime, I really need to go to the restroom. So, I went to Mo to go to the restroom. So, I don't want to pee in nobody place. And I I went to the restroom. I went out. That's all I did. I didn't do anything else. >> I did control her if she was acting weird because I was like, "Why are you acting weird? We just go into a restroom, girl. Like, go to the restroom and go out and be be generous like original and tell her like I have to go to the restroom. That's it. That's all." And I'm going back to get my car, go home. That's it. It's nothing that I'm intentionally on doing something independently. I'm sorry if I you feel that I respect you in any way. I did not mean it. I did not mean it in any time. >> You were fine. You were trying to save her from getting arrested. >> Yes. Like I didn't mean it any time. And I'm so sorry, sir. >> And I'm going to go back to my car and go back home because that's my thing. Like if I don't feel like driving, okay, I can't walk. I like walk. It's chill. Like it's not nothing that um the officer said that oh why you did this. I just walk. What is the big deal? It's just walking. I don't do anything like to be intentionally. I didn't have a bad intention on it. And I'm so sorry if you feel that I did. I apologize. >> You were fine. >> I apologize a thousand%. >> You tried to save her from getting arrested. >> No. No. I apologize thousand%. We're just eating. Walking to the agent place. We got some miso soup and that was it. That was it, sir. >> The intoxicated woman may have been the one to cause issues with the staff. But officers are still left wondering why the pair stopped at a restaurant they had no intention of dining in just to use the restroom. [music] >> Walk back to Mo. >> And we were going back to Mo. But I really had to go to the restroom. >> When you went into the restroom, did she go into the restroom with you? I know because I went to by myself and then I go to the restroom and that was it. And then I told her, "Okay, don't argue with the lady. You don't need to argue with the lady at all. If you need to go to the restroom, tell the lady you need to go to the restroom and that's it. Don't worry about the rest. You need to go to the restroom. That's it." And I try to stop all the whole drama and tell her, "Don't worry. Why you acting like this?" Like, no. So I try to like control her to go be against the lady from the mall's place. That's all. And I told her, "Girl, if you have to go to the bathroom, tell you got to the go to the bathroom. What's the big deal?" And that was it. Sir, I would I'm sorry if I really intend to be offensive or anything. It was not my intention. >> Manager says she's good to go. She was trying to break it up, but that girl actually kicked the manager. She wants to press. >> That's perfect. Okay. >> I'm sorry, sir. I'm sorry. I'm very sorry. >> So, yeah, she's good to go. >> So, you're good to go. Okay. >> Thank you, sir. >> This is her stuff, not yours. >> No, no, sir. It's nothing mine. >> Okay. You're good to go. >> Have a good night. >> I'll meet you over the hop. >> Okay. I'll be over in a minute. Thank you. >> No problem. >> Have we called her in custody yet? >> Oh, yeah. Dude, I'm sorry. I >> Okay. Did nothing wrong to you. >> You're going to jail. >> I did nothing wrong to you. I did nothing wrong to you. I know my people rights. I know what the rights are. I did nothing wrong to you, sir. >> We're going to get statements because apparently you assaulted somebody at >> I did not assault anybody. >> Mo, >> I did not assault anybody. I never assault anybody ever in my life. >> And then when you kick law enforcement, that's better than law enforcement. >> I kick you, Lord. I did not kick you, sir. >> It's all captured on camera. Yet the woman remains firm in her belief that she's not at fault. >> I walked away. I pushed you away and I walked away. Okay. >> Because I did not kick you. >> I know my rights. I know what I'm allowed to do on I'm not allowed to do. >> Okay. Well, you're under arrest now. >> You handcuffed me and put me under arrest for no reason. I did nothing at all. I did nothing at all. >> Well, you're Why? Why? Why would you put me in arrest and I did nothing at all to you, sir? >> When you sober up, I'll explain it to you. >> I'm sober. I'm not even drunk. >> Okay. >> I'm not drunk. >> I'm not drunk. So why would you put me under arrest? Only because you thought I was in under constitution. Uh, under uh I'm I'm drunk. No, I'm not. >> Okay. >> I did not do nothing to you for me to get arrested. >> I know my rights. I know my words. I know what I need to go through. >> Okay. >> And why are you putting me under arrest and taking me to jail? >> I already explained that to you. >> No, you're not. You're not putting me under arrest and putting and taking and telling me anything. >> You're already under You're already under arrest. >> Sir, you put me under arrest and you did not even tell me why. >> I did. >> Why? And I will tell you you're wrong or right. I know my rights. >> Okay. >> And if I'm right, I know what I will go through when I go through court. >> Okay. pick up trouble. >> I'm nothing but innocent. I've not done nothing to anybody. >> To complete the investigation, an officer returns to the restaurant to speak with the staff who first reported the incident. >> Yeah, this is the >> How you doing, >> Mr. Manager? >> Yeah. She said the lady that we were fighting kicked her. >> She was press charges. I already ran her and put her in the call. So, she's in >> her and then banned from the store. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Yeah, I kind of figured that. >> Yeah, she's just I just put her in the call. >> Okay, >> so she's >> Thanks, guys. I appreciate you. >> Have a good night. >> Anything else? >> Nope. I'm just going to grab a statement form and move on. >> I have not done any anything to go. >> So, why would you arrest me, sir? Please, please take me out and let me go. I did not do anything to anybody. >> You're beyond that point. >> I know I'm beyond that point. You're beyond that point because I've not done anything to anybody. >> I know my law. I know my statutes. I know my rules as a people. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. So when I beat this, come on. >> You okay? >> No, I'm not. You got me on the cuff for no reason. >> Huh? >> I thought you were talking to me and I couldn't hear you. >> I was talking to the Lord. >> Oh, thank you. In the end, the woman was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and battery on a police officer. What do you think? Did they get what they deserved? Let me know in the comments and I'll catch you in the next