Being intoxicated doesn't excuse bad behavior. These folks learned that the hard way. Here are five cases when cops give super sassy drunk Karens a lesson they won't forget. Number five, being nosy turned into an arrest real fast. On January 24th, 2026, officers on patrol came across a group of street performers standing on private property where they weren't allowed to be. Here's what happened when the officer spoke with him. >> Pulled up. They had the signs out told they can't be here. They don't have a permit. He's not a perform. >> That's okay. I actually just wanted information from you guys cuz I didn't know what's going on. >> Well, I did provide you the information when I first met with you guys down at the Fisher Museum. I told you guys I told you the bridge before you came out here. And then I came back down here and you guys are back this side. >> We never asked anybody for money. >> You don't have to ask for money. The farmers here can't have the money >> having having the box open for donations or whatever. >> Well, no, we didn't. I I literally when she told us that we took away the bucket and everything. >> Here's the next thing. You're sitting on private property. >> We're not We're not trying to start problems. I I was literally just waiting for you guys so I I I can uh I I want to do this properly. And >> that's what she's here to give you. >> I know. She said she was going to have you guys come talk to us cuz I I honestly am new to the area and I >> Okay, >> you have to go down to city hall and apply for a permit. >> Yeah. >> Once you have that permit, the permit lies out lines out all of the guidelines that are required for you to perform on the street here. Okay. It's not just come take a seat, perform. There are a lot of different guidelines that have to be followed in order to do so. >> No. >> Take away our tip bucket and not have an A-frame sign. So, we did that. We have the >> Well, no, I like this and we took our tip bucket away. It's It's ted right behind here. >> Yeah, she we have a tip bucket that we had out and I had donations on it and it said, "Anything helps?" >> We have stickers that we would bring. >> Yeah, I've literally even when she came up, uh the people here I said, "Hey, I don't want any >> I just wanted to share the stickers >> and I get it, but we're not going to sit here and debate it." >> Yeah, no, no. I mean, I'm I want to apply. >> I have told you what needs to be done. >> Absolutely. put it all in for a permit. Once you have that permit, then you can sit out here all you want. All right, that permit's going to lay out the guidelines of what you can and can't do. >> As it turns out, the officers had already warned the performers that they were not allowed there. But here they are again, staying in the same spot. >> Until then, I can get up on my side, go up and move along. >> Okay. Yeah. Hey, we're not trying to have a problem. I >> Where are we from? Um, I I'm nomadically went to school in San Diego. Uh, we were just living in Colorado. >> Before we get done, let's start with IDs. >> I don't even have ID on. We went swimming today. >> Yeah. So, we don't have any IDs on. >> No, we were just swimming. I'm literally still salty. >> We're not trying to have a problem. Like, we're >> Hey, who's been enjoying having conversations >> and I'm I'm literally not sping. >> I'm going to start with you. What's your last name? Like I said, we're really just trying to exist. My furnace broke in Massachusetts. It's really cold there. >> Uh ma'am, sorry, ma'am. Uh this will be the last time you deal with us. Sorry about that. >> Okay. >> So, here's the deal. I've entered into the system that we've been out and talked to you about this. >> That's fine. >> So, it's your your official warning. Um there will be no more beyond that. >> That's fine. >> How long have you guys been in Key West? >> Uh we've been here like a week and like I'll go ahead and give you a few of the other warnings. Okay. >> Most places where you see the brick extending into places like this, if the gate is closed, the property is closed. Okay. >> So, the brick is closed is what you're saying. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> That that belongs to that property. That belongs to them. >> You did not. >> If you look around Key West, >> I don't have any in this general area, which is fine, but there are white signs that say no trespassing. And they have our badge on them. >> Okay. >> Okay. Anywhere you see that sign, we do not need the business >> to trespass you. If we arrive and you were there, it's go straight to jail. >> Okay. >> Understandable. >> Where are we staying within Key West? >> It quickly becomes clear that the issue comes from a misunderstanding, not the performers trying to challenge the officers. >> Well, we made some friends along the way that we stayed with a couple times. So, and before that, we stayed at this place called CS. >> Okay. So, that's what I was going to get to because you said nomadic, which is fine. You guys do whatever you want in your own life. However, in the city of Key West, we do not allow sleeping anywhere in Key West. >> They told us had a car. >> Yeah. No, we >> So, if you're found sleeping anywhere between the beaches or anything like that, it's go straight to >> Okay. Parks and beaches. Parks and beaches in the city limits of Key West closed between the hours 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m. Yep. >> Okay. So, that's any of our extensive parks and beaches. Um, some of them aren't even notorized as parks. For instance, the southernmost point, the buoy, that is considered a park. >> The buoyy's still there after the arcanes. >> Yeah. >> Kind of in the middle of something. Walk away. >> We're not in trouble. >> Walk away before I make you a part of it. >> You're all right. You beat me. >> Ma'am, you're >> I have freedom of speech. >> Hey, we love you. >> You can go to jail, too, or you can step 25 ft away. >> No, ma'am. >> It's called the Florida Halo. >> You're not even in trouble. We're not even in trouble. Please, I appreciate you. I appreciate you. >> Give me your ID. Finish up with that >> ID. >> ID. >> Are your name Christina? >> Give me your ID before you go to jail. >> Give me your ID before you go to jail. >> Why don't you record me? >> It's recording. Give me your ID before you go to jail. >> You want to know what? >> I know my rights and I'm on a walk away. >> Okay. >> Oh no. Oh no. Oh no. Oh no. >> You're remote. >> I'm not fighting. >> I am not fighting you. >> Why am I being arrested? >> Violation of the Florida Halo law. You were warned several times, then failure to ID. >> Oh, she's in trouble. >> Keep walking, kid. >> Keep walking. >> I was told about this. >> Yep. >> I think you're cute. Things are going well between the officers and the performers, but a drunk woman soon steps in and disrupts the conversation. >> Am I getting arrested? >> Yes, you are. >> In front of the church. In front of Jesus Christ. >> Okay. >> I'm getting arrested in front of Jesus Christ. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Yeah, you did. >> What did I do? told you multiple times to step away from my current investigation. >> You didn't want to do so. That's violation of Florida Halo law. Then you didn't want to ID. >> You have anything else on you we need to know about? >> No, just my mouth. >> Just your mouth. Stand up. >> I will. I'm wearing pearls for this. >> I'm wearing pearls for this one. Oh, this is fine. Can you grab my purse? >> We're going to get all that. >> We're going to get all that. Let me tell the about it. >> Put your feet in. >> Put your feet in. >> Put your foot in. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> So, back to back to our quick warnings. Okay. Just try not to violate those. If you don't have anywhere to stay, stay at CS. Go to city hall. Talk to them. They'll let you know what you can and can't do. Absolutely. I'm an office worker. I'm gonna find some kitchen. >> Have a good night. >> Handcuffed and clearly in trouble, the woman still responds to the officers with sarcasm. >> Are we ready to listen now or am I? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. So, you're being arrested for violation of the Florida Halo law as well as Yep. As well as failure to identify. >> Yep. That's where when I tell you to step away from my investigation 25 ft, which I told you twice, uh you are required to do so. And when you refuse to do so, that is a violation, subject to arrest. >> Who's your boss? >> What? >> Who's your boss? >> I have a lot of bosses. Which one? Which one are you? >> Which one should I go after? >> You can go after whoever you want. I will. >> Okay. >> I'm the general. >> Oh, what? Whatever you say, general. >> Okay, go ahead and step out. >> Why? >> Cuz we're going up to the jail. >> I get to go to the jail for real. Do I get a picture? >> Come on. >> Stand here and look pretty. >> There we go. I will. >> You want to know why? >> Because all the girls in the military are >> they are. >> Stand right there. Lean across the >> Oh, >> stand right there. >> Oh, you're going to use me. >> Whatever you say. >> I like that wall. That's That's weird, but okay. >> That's my thing. I can say whatever I want. >> You can say whatever you want. Come on. >> At the station, the intoxicated woman now has to answer for what happened earlier that night. >> I love you. >> Oh my god. We have to take elevators. >> Elevator. >> My kindergarten is staying in the corner. >> Really? >> Yeah. I'm really >> I'm going to lick it. >> Am I That's weird. >> I'm going to have to get I'm going to get the fake disease. The vi the fake v. Okay, this elevator is going nowhere. What's wrong with you? Am I embassy chem? Take a seat. Sit down. >> I like it when you manhandle me. This is the most I've had in a long time. >> That's weird, but okay. >> What size do you wear, ma'am? >> What? >> What size shoes do you wear? >> The woman's night out took a turn for the worse after she violated Florida's Halo law, which requires people to stay at least 25 ft away from an act of investigation. By the end of the incident, she was charged with violating the law and failing to provide identification. Number four, this night out took a very bad turn. On October 12th, 2024, officers responded to a call from a local nightclub after reports of a physical altercation between a clubgoer and a member of the security staff. Here's what happened when officers spoke with one of the people involved. >> Just getting mad because I'm telling you not to touch me. Just don't touch me. It's that simple. >> I know. I understand. >> Idiot. >> No, we're not losing. >> Bro, he hit me first. Natural. >> I understand. I can't do anything. You know, we're going to go. So, >> I'm out though. I'm out. I'm going to be out. >> I know. I understand. >> You never come to >> I told you we're already going to wait for them. >> Wait for the state. Sergeant Sergeant I wait for >> she requesting sergeant. >> I know I saw her. >> Hey, tell Pledo she requesting him. >> I got a camera. >> Hey, listen. We need to chill out. >> Okay, >> sir. He hit me. >> You better You got aggressive. Stop it. >> Hit me. What are you TALKING ABOUT? YOU'RE OUTSIDE. >> I WATCHED EVERYTHING ALREADY. >> You watched everything just because you got >> Relax. Yo, relax. You're about to go >> first. What are you talking about? >> You weren't even inside. So, you're talking like you know, >> bro, do you know who you're talking to? >> Sir, you hit me first. >> Doesn't matter. You're talking to a cop. Who the hell you think you are? >> He hit me first. >> You already touched me and I told you not to touch me. >> I have witnesses. It doesn't matter. Just cuz you got a cop and you got a camera. >> Yo, me. >> Yeah. Yo, back up. Yo, back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Yo, back up. Back up. >> No, he's not going to touch me. >> Whatever makes you feel better, bro. You're a piece of >> Whatever makes you feel >> trying to I'm trying to help you. >> Doesn't make you feel better at all. Go ahead. >> Trust me, she'll make me feel a lot better than you. >> Yeah, you obviously you're man for no reason. >> No, because I told you for no reason. Don't touch me. >> Touch me. Don't touch me. The officers attempt to take the woman's statement, but her feisty attitude makes it harder than expected. Piece of >> obviously you have home. Obviously, you have home. That's why you grab me like this, right? Why did you grab me like that? That's why you Your girl treat >> I don't know whose this is, but I just got that on there. >> Listen, I'm going to give you one warning, okay? On camera. Get out of here right now or you're going to sit in the back seat. I should just spit on me. We're not playing those games. >> But I got it on camera. >> We have all the picture. >> Uh the picture of him all scratched and his mouth is open. >> Yo, I'm 5x5. Um >> what? >> I cuffed her. She kicked me. >> Oh no. Are you kidding me? >> Yeah. And she spit on me. >> No, she didn't. >> Actually, and she broke my camera. >> No, she didn't. >> Are you kidding me? >> When we put her inside the thing, she spit at me. >> She broke my camera. She kicked me and then she spit on me. >> Oh, yeah. All right. Um, no. >> She's 75. I can't go at her. She gone. >> It's on. I just can't go at her. >> Don't go at it. >> Nah, it broke. >> What? What happened? Let me see. He said he recorded it. This guy was the guy. >> I don't think I don't think it was recording. >> No, it is. Serge. >> Reset it. Turn it off. How did it break? >> Fell down. >> Yeah, it shows resistance. See, look. It shows it's recorded. >> Yeah, but turn it off. >> I don't see a button. >> The woman's aggression continues to escalate and eventually she crosses a line. >> You see what it says? Yeah, but it's I don't even think it's on. It's not even flashing. Turn it all off. >> Turn off. >> I'm so sorry to bother. I'm not familiar with the area. Do you know if there's any like gas station or anywhere by chance? >> Right here. There's a CVS. That's 24 hours. >> This is 11 Street. It's on 8 Street. >> Where to get a charger? >> You mean to charge your phone? >> You want to buy one or you want to charge your phone? >> What phone do you have? >> You have one. >> 6311. >> 61. >> 6311. over here. >> Sorry, we're in the middle of something. Sorry about that. >> So, >> saving us right now. >> What happened, bro? >> I don't know. This girl hit the security guard. >> Something happened out here. >> Oh, got it. right now. >> All right, baby. >> All right, let's see. Hold on. We got to check in or no? >> I'll check in now. >> Check in now. I know this lady is here right now. >> I know. We need a transport for her. She's come by and stuff. We're not taking the most days off negative 802 more nothing right here. So we need this is the way we're going to take this one out here. Transport this chick out of here. >> Where's that way? You're amazing. Thank you. >> Where's the little >> With the situation under control and the woman in the cruiser, she begins telling her version of events. >> What's your name again? >> Okay. What happened today, Jackie? >> This exactly what happened. I was in um upstairs with my friend. He looked at my bag. I have no system, no nothing. Um I was dancing and some rich guy pushed me. And when I pushed him back, self-defense, he called somebody and the next thing I know, I was down here. I was talking to the security guard. She was a black female. And I said, "Ma'am, I didn't do anything." She goes, "Don't say nothing. Just explain everything to the people downstairs." I came downstairs. Little guy over there was slam me against the board put me in the handcuffs. That's why you got to stab me. I'm not assisting arrest or anything. You know, you guys have your camera. I appreciate you guys have your camera on. They don't have their camera on. They've been rude to me. Okay. And I don't appreciate that. I'm in the medical field and I don't appreciate that a nurse when someone pushes them and they're having a good time. I have no in my system. They have my wallet. They have my purse. You can see everything that's in my purse. I just want to go home. My friends left. They were in the corner trying to talk to them. They were being mean as I just want to go home. We're taking to the station. I've been behind this car seat more than an hour. >> Okay. We going to make sure all the paperwork is done so you can go. Okay. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Okay. You have any questions for us? >> No. I just I just want to get out of here. I've been I've been back here for more than an hour. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. No problem. >> You know what's funny? that you're wearing your your camera, but one boy over here is not wearing his camera. >> Would love to have a camera when I got arrested and would love to see that. >> What's going on, brother? >> Got a pair of handcuffs. >> Let me see what it say. >> By this point, most people would have settled down, but the woman does the exact opposite. >> I like your shirt. >> Thank you. >> Where you from? Uh Alina, >> the one that does. Yeah. >> Oh, down 22nd Avenue. >> Mhm. >> I didn't catch that. >> And Caesar sells the patches. Yeah, she's all >> She got patches and all that, too. >> No, Caesar sell the patches. >> She sell the patches. >> Caesar. >> Oh, Caesar. Yeah. >> Mhm. >> What's the club 11? >> You know it. Club space. Club 11. All the same. >> These your handcuffs, bro. >> No. >> No. >> I think they're very boyfriends. >> Yeah. The one you hold lie on on the on the report, >> right? The one that that walked out and said, "Hey, my camera is off. It doesn't work." That was that was a lie, right? Don't worry about it. I think I'm broke, bro. It's okay. You'll see. Remember my face, though. Truly remember my face. >> Ma'am, you need the water to use the restroom. >> Some water, please. >> Yeah. Be safe out there, man. Uh, what's his primary unit number? Just in case I need to call y'all back. >> Yeah. >> Okay, I got you. Y'all going to be there for a little bit? >> Whatever you need to do. >> This is not TJ though. >> I told him what I had to tell him. you're a liar and I saw what you guys were talking about and I'm going to remember that. >> The guy that put the handcuffs on me, I remember him talking to his little friend telling him, "Guys, my camera was broken and not charged." When I repeated what he said, you know what he did offer? He put the window up. You guys have amazing officers working on here. Lying on the toes, lying on people. It's okay. >> Now at the station, you'd think she'd finally stop. But even here, she continues taking shots at the officers. >> Mhm. >> Drunk. Yeah. probably a couple of drinks, but I don't do but having people lying on you. I swear it's not okay. >> It's still pending. >> Wow. >> Still pending the report. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That's how much they're lying. Officer, can I speak to someone? Because what I went through, it's really not humane. I know you see me dressed like this. You're going to judge me based on that. >> I don't judge anybody or anything. >> Let me tell you what's up here. What's in here? That's how I judge people. >> Okay. I just got there with my friend. >> I have my friend. >> You take the bag already. >> He was even talking to the club. I was just like, "Yo, my my girl didn't do anything." I had three three jin tonics. I'm telling you right now, you can look at my credit card. Everything that I three genonics, I'm dancing. Some rich guy pushed me. I'm short. I'm not that tall. The guy was charming. So when he pushed me, this anybody reaction, I went like this. My boyfriend, don't push him. I pushed him. You know what he did? He pulled out a phone. He started going like this. Next thing I know, I got securityurities on me. I have a fem. I told her, "Hey man, you push don't say nothing. Wait till we get outside and you give your story." That's exactly what I did. When I get outside, obviously I know they deal with a lot of crazy people. They th little guy and he started manhandling me. I go, "Why you manhandling me? Not I'm a new truck, so I'm a little bit mouthy. No, not him. He's super sweet. >> The woman makes one last attempt to plead her case, but it's becoming clear that talking won't change what happens next. >> Not sweet, but he's a good officer. Yeah, >> he's been treating me like the respect that any officer would treat anybody until they get cleared or >> there's no right now. >> Sir, I work for Jackson right here on 12 street. >> I'm an extra tech. I work in the O. It's fine. >> Okay. I work with really good officers. We're really good doctors. And the point that officers is treating me like a piece of out there when I'm trying to talk to them and tell them my side of the story. >> You think I'm going to lose my license as an extra tech working at at Jackson? No, I don't. >> You're not going to lose your license. >> Well, that's how the officer told me. You know what the officer told me that wrote the report? You're going to remember me because you have a felony. That's what he told me. A felony or what? So when he started manhandling me, I told him, "Why you got to grab me like that? Oh, you think you're better? You're a man now because you grab me like that." So when I was talking to him like that, he got mad cuz I'm a lamb. I'm going to be honest with you guys. That was mouthy. >> As if you're a man because you're handling me like this when I'm not even resisting arrest. So he slam me like that. My friend's like, "Ma'am, sir, please don't treat like that." She didn't do anything. They told my friend, "It's out of here." My friend left and my friend looked at me like this. He goes, "I can't do anything." It was like five of them Cuban. You know how Cuban squad is. If you ain't If you ain't They were there talking and they had the window down. I heard the one that was writing the report on me say, "Guys, the camera was off. It wasn't charged." And I go, "What did you guys say?" I heard what you say. He They put the window up. I have nothing to lie. Obviously, I want to get to myself quick so I can get all my val my bells gone so I can get out of here quick because honestly >> if someone pushes me and I push them by >> I'll get it for you. I'll get it out. Yeah. Yeah. What started as a night at a nightclub ended with a suspect facing multiple charges, including drunk and disorderly, threatening a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence and battery on a law enforcement officer. Number three, Karen's bar meltdown gets her kicked out fast. On July 9th, 2025, officers responded to a disturbance at a local bar after staff reported a battery had taken place inside. The suspect remained on scene and refused to leave, prompting officers to intervene. >> She's about to go to jail. Give me your ID. You're going to go to jail. >> Excuse me. >> Give me your right knee. >> What did you say? >> Give me the right. You're going to go to jail. >> Back off the phone. >> I'm sorry, but you need to get off my phone. >> Let go. >> You need to get off my phone. >> You need to get off. Hands >> behind your back. >> Your feet are the pain and I need you. Stop. Don't Don't do this. Stop. >> You seriously are not allowed to interview me. >> Absolutely. >> You're not allowed to. >> You're not going to go to jail for resenting in a second, but listen. >> So, please get off me. Please get off me. >> No, seriously. Please get off me. >> Once I you, I'll let you go. I know you're being >> I have my ID. >> Hey, you're not >> I have my ID. I have my ID. >> I have my ID. You You missed the opportunity. >> Let go of me. You let go of hand. >> I already said I have my ID. >> Let go of the hand. Let go. >> Let go of my dare. Now you're under arrest. >> Now you dare me. >> Let go of my ID. >> Who are you? I have my ID. >> Police officer which was announced to you >> by my partner here. >> I have my ID. >> Yeah. I want to find it. >> Okay. I have my ID. Sit down. >> I have my >> Sit down. Sit down. You need to listen now and act like an adult. SIT DOWN, >> OFFICER. I HAVE MY ID. >> I have my You're detained right now. Listen to what I'm telling you. Sit down. >> I have my ID. >> Sit down. >> I have my ID. >> Sit down. >> I HAVE MY ID. >> WE ARE INVESTIGATING a battery and you're the offender. >> I did not BATTERY ANYONE. LOOK AT MY ID. >> Sit down. The suspect treats the officer's commands lightly, but the officers make it clear they're not there for games. >> I have my ID. >> Sit like he's asking you to. >> DO NOT >> SIT DOWN. YOU don't sit. >> Sitting down me. >> You're about to go if you don't let sit down. >> If you have YOU TRYING TO BITE MY PARTNER. Sit down before you try. >> YOU TRY TO SIT DOWNAIN ME. I'm not trying to detain you. You are >> what are you doing? >> I have my ID. >> This is a lesson. >> I have my ID. >> Listen. >> What's your Is your first name Sophia? >> Yes. >> Sophia, here's the deal. >> We came in to investigate a battery. Okay. We came We asked for your ID. >> So why am I the only one who's investigated? If there's a 100 person in here, >> you're not giving us an opportunity to do that. You're dissing us. >> No, I didn't. I JUST SAID YOU SHOULD ARREST ME WHEN there's 100 person here. I will sue. >> Okay, that's fine. >> How do you pronounce your name? >> Adultery. >> A L T R E Y. >> The guy you tried to bite. >> The police officer. >> I did not bite you. YOU HAVE A CAMERA. >> There's a D there. >> You have a camera. I did not try to bite you. >> So why are you handcuffing me? >> Try to bite you. Okay. >> I tried to You say that in court. You say that in court. >> You say that in court. T R E. How do you pronounce it? >> T L R E Y. >> How do you pronounce it? That's how you That's how you spell it. Due to the suspect's non-compliance, the officers are forced to take matters into their own hands while the suspect decides that her best course of action is to scream at the officer's faces. >> You ready to listen to what's going on or not? >> You said someone called you? >> Yes. >> Where's the Okay, so you said someone called you? >> Yes. >> Who? >> The establishment. >> Who's the establishment? What's the name? >> What car are you in right now? Neighborville. >> What bar are you? >> What do you mean? >> What bar is this? >> What do you mean? >> The establishment. The bar that you're in. >> This is Banter. >> B A N T E R. >> L A N. >> Security staff here and a bartender here. So, you fight the woman. >> I did not fight a woman. >> They also said that you took her stuff, which was on you when we came in in contact with you. We did. We took the phone. >> It's not yours in a wallet. It's not yours. >> That's why I'm mad because >> they were in your hands. They were in your hands when I gave me contract. >> Nope, I did not. >> And then you're not listening when we're asking to give you your ID. You're being detained. >> No, I gave you my ID. That's why you have it. That's why you have it. >> You did not. We had to take you out of your car. >> No, I asked you to not detain me because I would give you the ID that's in my bag. >> Phone and phones in our faces. >> No, I asked you to not detain me because I would give you the ID too much to drink, Mr. S L. I >> don't talk to them. Call your lawyer. >> You're fine. Call your lawyer. Keep going. Call your lawyer right now. Call your dad and call your lawyer. >> Mr. Caller. You're not part of this. Go. >> Is that his name? How do you pronounce her name? >> Officer Celic. >> Officer Celic. >> And how do you >> The phone that you have right now? >> The ID that you have right now is my name. >> Put it in your car. Hey, stop yelling cuz you don't call the shots. You're about to go to jail and about 3 SECONDS SHUT YOUR MOUTH. >> BUT I UNDERSTAND THE LAW AND I KNOW THAT >> APPARENTLY YOU don't >> has information about my name. >> Put it in your car. >> The officers try to explain the situation, but her slurred speech and aggression make it difficult to reason with her. >> Whose phone is that? >> Put it in your camera. If you didn't, >> how old are you? >> I will swear to >> the law that you did not Mr. >> Way too old to be acting like this in the bar. >> E L I did not put his phone into the camera. >> You're handcuffed cuz you're acting like a child. >> No, I'm handcuffed because you two did not know the law and handcuff someone. >> Wrong. Felt like you're about to say something else. What else? Who did not commit a crime? >> Is it against the law? >> Who did not commit a crime? >> Is it against the law to try to bite an officer? >> What? >> Yes. >> No. >> Could you go to jail right now? Yes. >> No. >> Are we trying to work it out elsewhere? Elsewhere? Yes. >> No. >> So, if you want to keep acting like a child and keep talking and run your mouth, we don't know what you're talking about. You go to jail. >> I'll leave. I'll leave. I'll leave. All the other options. and stop talking L2. >> At this point, one for you, the woman that you fall with doesn't want to press charges. The bar wants you out of here. You let on handcuffs, you're going to leave. You come back here, go go to jail for trespassing. >> When you go home, >> I want I want you to Google I want you to Google trespass laws. I want you to Google battery. I want you to Google assault. I also want you to Google what detainment is. And then hopefully hopefully next time you come out and drink. If you keep touching me like that, YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL FOR BATTERY. >> What are you talking about? >> Don't grab my hand like that. >> What are you talking about? >> You just squeeze my hand. >> I did not see. >> It's time to act like an adult. >> I didn't squeeze my hand. >> Get out of the bar. >> Do I have my all my ID? >> There's nothing that you came in here with. >> The suspect continues pushing her side to the story, but by now the officers already have the evidence they need. Leave the bar now. >> You need to leave this time to go. It's not time outside. >> Leave the bar now. >> Why are you calling 911? >> Because you guys are misusing 911. You call 911, you go to jail. >> 911. >> Leave the bar now. >> Leave. You have 3 seconds to start walking. >> Leave the bar. >> Leave the bar. Give me not. >> Stop. Stop this. >> No, I need your name. >> They have given you multiple warnings. If you don't leave the bar, you will get arrested. >> Good. >> You're not allowed back here ever again. >> I'll let you. Yeah. >> Leave the bar. >> Trust me, >> I'm not going to go back. >> We told you. You're under arrest. You're You're under arrest. >> You so much like an adult. >> Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Do not resist. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> What? >> Number one, false 911, but there's no reason to call 911. There's four officers right here. >> What is your issue? >> You need to act like an adult. >> You don't know how to act like >> I told you 100 times gave you a chance to leave. You could have taken to jail 20 minutes ago >> for trying to bite the officer, for resisting, for failure to identify, and now you're calling 911 multiple times. We told you not to call 911. It's false harm. It's disorderly conduct. >> I'm not sure where my friend is. >> You called the officer asking if we were real. >> No. What is real? >> You want to cut it off? >> Serge, we're going to cut our purse off. >> We're going to cut our purse off. Huh? >> Just just just go to jail with that. Just watch it. >> The situation ultimately ends with the suspect facing two charges, including trespass after warning and resisting arrest with violence. Number two, woman gets busted for DUI again. On August 21st, 2024, officers with the Ottabon Police Department in New Jersey respond to a call from a concerned passer by who reports a woman passed out inside a parked vehicle. What the primary officer finds upon his arrival quickly draws his attention. >> Hello, ma'am. Hello. Hey. Hello, ma'am. >> What? >> It's time to wake up and look at me, >> ma'am. Hello. You all right? >> Yeah. >> Can you open your eyes? >> Yeah. >> Are you having a medical emergency? What's going on? Hello. >> Hello. They drove right by the driveway. Seven central clear. >> Hello. >> You all right? >> Yeah. >> Can you look at me? >> Yeah. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Well, I'm Justin with the Autobon Police. We were camera, so everything's being recorded right now. Okay. Can you open your eyes? >> Ma'am, what's going on? Nothing. >> Okay. Well, you're you're parked in between two parking spots. You're passed out with a alcohol bottle next to you. >> That's earlier. >> What does that mean earlier? >> It's earlier. >> Okay. >> She can barely respond coherently, but the officer keeps trying to piece together what happened and how long she's been in this condition. >> Can you tell me what earlier means? Earlier >> like yesterday, today? >> No, earlier. >> Today? >> No, earlier. >> Two days ago? >> No. >> Okay. Maybe you've been drinking today. >> No. >> How did you get here? >> I drove. >> Yeah. Why are you unconscious in the car? What's going on? >> Unconscious. >> You're asleep in the car. I had to open the door and and nudge you to wake up. >> No, it's hot. So you fall asleep in your hot. Okay. Do me a favor. Unbuckle and have a step out. >> I can't hear you. >> Charge over, please. >> No, you got to unbuckle your car, your your seat belt, and step out of the car. >> I'm going to go with She's fine. Just Yeah. Yes. >> So, where are we coming from? >> House, >> which is where? >> Street. >> In Ottabon and Belmar. >> Kongswood. >> Kongswood. >> Yes. >> Okay. And when did you leave there? >> A little bit ago. >> A little bit ago. >> Yes. >> And you stopped here because it's hot. >> Yes. Was that like >> I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. I don't know you. I've never met you before. >> Coming into a situation where you're passed out in the car. >> I'm fine. >> Doesn't look like you're fine. >> I'm fine. >> Okay. Stand right over here for me. One second. You'll >> be all right, guys. Thanks. >> With answers hard to come by, the officers proceed with a standard field sobriety test. Any shoes inside your car or right? >> There's some sandals in your car. >> All right. Well, we're going to provide we're going to conduct what's called a field sobriety test on you. Okay. With the alcohol in your car, I can smell alcohol on you. The fact that you're passed out in the car, we're going to check you. Okay. Do you have anything um any any medical glitches with your eyes or ability to walk or stand? >> I do have >> I'm sorry. What was that? Do you have do you have any medical issues with your eyes or ability to walk or stand or anything like that? No. Okay. Uh can I take your phone and put it back in your car cuz I I can't have things in your hands. All right. Avoid the sun. I'm going to have have you stand right here. Feet together. Hands by your side. Okay. Just hands by your side. That's how you're going to stand. Okay. All right. I'm going to check your eyes. Just keep your head still and follow the follow the top of my pen with your eyes. Okay? And your eyes only. Don't move your head. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Just looking after the test. You're okay. >> All right. Next tax is going to be the walk and turn. Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. So, I'm going to put you in what's called the starting position. Okay. So, place your left foot on the line, which is going to be this line right here. Place your right foot uh on the line in front of your left foot. So, it's going to be your left foot and then your right foot. Okay? And then your hands down by your sides. Okay? >> The officer explains the steps clearly, but the real question is whether she can follow through with a heel to toe test. >> All right? Don't move anywhere. That that's the starting position. Okay? So, you're going to be in that position. I'm going to explain the instructions to you and then we'll conduct the test. Okay? So, left foot, right foot in front, hands down by your side. Okay, >> you may uh be in that position now, please. >> Right foot. >> So, it's going to be your left foot down, your right foot like in front, hands down by your side. That is what's called the starting position. >> So, I need your right foot in front of your left foot. All right. Remember, this is your line. >> Yes. >> All right. Keep this position until I tell you to begin. Do not start to walk until to told to do so. When I tell you to start, take nine heel to toe steps, turn, and take nine heel totoe steps back. When you turn, keep the front of your of your foot on the line and turn by taking a series of small steps with the other foot. I'll demonstrate for you. Okay? So, you're going to keep hands down by your side, go all the way up to nine steps. Once you hit nine small choppy steps, and then you're going to continue and take and take nine steps. All right? Do you understand the instructions? >> All right, you may begin. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12. Turn around. 1 2 3 4 5. >> Okay, next test is going to be a one leg stand. Unfortunately for her, the next test doesn't improve things either. >> All right. Please stand with your feet together and arms down at your sides. Okay. Do not start to perform the test until I tell you to do so. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. When I tell you to start, raise one leg, either leg approximately 6 in off the ground, foot pointed out. >> So either leg you want to pick. Okay. >> One leg up, foot pointed out. Okay. Hands still down by your sides. Hands by your sides. All right. And don't don't start until I tell you to. Okay. So, feet are together. I'm going to demonstrate what you have to do. Feet are together. Hands down by your sides. One leg stays up approximately 6 in off the ground. Okay. All right. You must keep both legs straight and arms at your side. While holding that position, count out loud in the following manner. 10,00 1,002 and so on. Keep your arms at your side at all times and keep watching the race foot. Do you understand the instructions? >> Yes. Okay, you may perform the test. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 >> Do do what? >> I did. I demonstrated it for you. >> Remember, hands are supposed to be down by your side. Yeah. Do it. Do it. Can you do it? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> I want to see you do it. >> Okay. >> At this point, the officer has seen everything he needs to see, and it's time to take action. >> All right, ma'am. Turn around. >> No, I want to see you do it. >> Turn around. >> No, for real. I want to see you do it. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're going to be placed under arrest for for driving while >> I want to see you do it for real. >> It's okay. Turn your hands behind your back. Can I see you do it? >> Let's just turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. Well, can you fall asleep? >> You're going to be under arrest. Okay. >> I'm not even driving. I'm not even driving. I'm not even driving. >> Does that even make sense? >> It's 1K1. >> Out of here. All right. >> Sorry. Can you uh start my hook? The location 450. I'm going to double lock them so they don't cinch up on you. Okay. >> All right. I have a >> Stay there. Don't move. >> All right. We're going to walk to this car right here on the passenger side. Okay. >> I am my shoes. >> We We'll get your shoes. We'll get your phone. Is there anything else you want out of the car? >> Yes. >> You know, we we'll get it for you. What do you want? >> What do you want out of your car? >> My shoes. Shoes, phone, and a wallet anywhere in there? Yes. >> Okay. Shoes, phone, wallet. You get it all. >> We're going to go in the back seat. Hold on. Is there anything on you? No. >> No needles or anything? No. Phone? >> Yeah. Phone? >> No phones you have, too. It look like >> any shoes, wallet? You need anything off your key ring? Have a seat in. Before the drive to the station, the officer inspects the vehicle, making sure everything is secure and safe to leave behind. What they find inside is surprising. Is it all? >> No, I hear the air. The air is still blowing. See a button? Oh, maybe in the center. Is that off? >> You have her uh phones in my car? >> All right. Can you hang here? Wait for the toe. I'll meet you back one. >> Nothing else crazy over here. Hammer. Hammered. from here is our license. We're just a tag like our personal car. >> No, we like a personal car. She got a couple missed calls. This >> That's Erica Van Dexter. associated with that. >> The stop ends with a woman facing charges for operating under the influence, careless driving, driving with a suspended license, and an open container violation. Even more troubling, she already had four prior DWI arrests. And a few weeks after this incident, she was arrested again for her sixth DWI in Magnolia, New Jersey. Number one, she said she had one shot of alcohol. Then this happened on December 29th, 2023. Officers spotted a woman driving recklessly and committing multiple traffic violations, prompting them to initiate a traffic stop. Here's what happened when the officers pulled the driver over. >> Hey there. >> How you doing? >> Good. My name's Officer Gast. I work for the Lincoln Hills Police Department. Do you have your insurance as well? >> I do. So, how how much have you had to drink tonight, Carol? >> Um, I had one drink. >> One what kind of drink? >> I had a tequila shot. >> Okay. One tequila. How long ago was that? >> Um, it was like about an hour ago. >> Okay. And how big how big was the shot? Was it like a glass or was it just >> It was a glass. >> Okay. A glass of tequila. Anything mixed with it? >> No. >> Or just straight tequila? >> Straight tequila. >> Okay. So, here's the deal. The reason I stopped you today is because you were on the shoulder. Well, first of all, the the turn you made off of Anendale onto Alangquin. >> Okay. >> Was a little bit erratic. >> Okay. >> You almost went into the other lane, then corrected yourself right away. >> Okay. >> You were on and off the shoulder multiple times on Algonquin Road here while we were going eastbound. And then that last uh lane change that you did at the light back there, >> okay, >> was very erratic and dramatic. >> Okay. and your light wasn't on 100 ft before you did so. All right. So, a little bit concerned with your driving here. How how intoxicated do you think you are right now? >> Um, I don't think I'm that intoxicated. Just like down the street going home. >> Okay. >> So, I don't think so. >> Okay. No big deal. So, would you be willing to perform field sobriety tests? >> Um, no. I don't I'm not going to do that. No. >> Okay. So, here's the here's the deal. All right. I have the odor of alcohol coming from inside the vehicle. >> Okay. Okay, >> I have your driving that I already explained. >> Okay, >> if if you if you don't want to do field sobriety testing, that's absolutely okay. That is your right to do, but I have to go with the all the facts that I've gathered already if you do if if you don't want to do that kind of testing. >> Okay? >> And like I said, that's totally up to you. But what I'm trying to do is give you the benefit of the doubt to make sure you're driving home safe. >> Right. >> To confirm whether she's safe to drive, the officer begins a standard field sobriety test. So that that would kind of lead me to prove or disprove my beliefs here. >> And like I said, give you the benefit of the doubt to perform that field sobriety testing. >> Okay. >> All right. You yourself said it was it was if it was one shot of tequila an hour ago, then >> we there shouldn't be much to be concerned about there. Okay. Right. >> But my my concern is that it was more than one shot of tequila. >> Right. >> And that's what's led to your erratic driving. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, would you be willing to step out and perform field sobriety testing? >> Um, I I can try to do that for you. >> Okay. All right. Well, yeah. Why don't you go ahead and and step out um and we're going to just hang out right here. >> You hang out with this officer. >> Okay. >> Just right behind your car here. Okay. I'm going to turn off my lights. >> My car lights. Okay. >> I had two tequilas. tequila. >> I had two tequilas, so >> that's no big deal. >> It's going to be the walk and turn. Do you have any physical problems or disabilities? >> Nope. >> No leg back or spine problems, anything like that? >> Okay. So, I'm going to have you please. Why don't you Why don't you sit back here? So, we're going to walk towards my car. Okay. I'm going to walk sideways. You're going to walk towards my car. All right. So, I'm going to have you place your left foot on the line. So, we can use this line right here. Would you agree that this is flat? >> This flat? >> Yeah, this is flat. There's no there's no rocks or anything crazy like that. All right. So, I'm going to place your left foot on the line just like you are. And now place your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot touching heel to toe. >> Oh, hang on. Don't start until I tell you to start. You can go ahead and get back in position. Okay. >> So, it's going to look like this. All right, place your arms at your sides just like this. There we go. All right, so maintain this position until I tell you to start. Okay, so go ahead and get back in position. >> At least for now, the woman cooperates as officers begin the heel to toe walk. >> So, left foot on that line, right foot in front of your left foot, touching your right heel to your left toe. >> Yep. Just like that. All right. So, maintain this position until I've completed the instructions. Do not start to walk until I tell you to do so. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> All right. When I say begin, take nine heel to toe steps on the line. Turn around and take nine heel to toe steps back on the line. Make your turn by keeping your front foot on the line. Come on, get back in position for me. Make your turn by keeping your front foot on the line. As you're walking, keep your arms at your sides at all times. Watch your feet and count your steps out loud. You can get it back into position for me. >> Okay. >> Once you start walking, don't start. I'm sorry. Don't stop until I've told you to do so. Do you understand? >> Yep. >> Okay. Whenever you're ready, you can begin. There's seven. Turn alarm for sides. Things aren't looking good for the woman, but the officer continues with the next test. Okay. All right. So, why don't you step right back over here? We'll go with the one leg stand. All right. So, put your feet together and your arms at your sides just like I'm standing. All right. Do not do anything else until I tell you to do tell you to do something. All right. >> Right. >> Okay. >> You can begin. >> Right or left. >> Either foot You can pick your foot back up and begin or keep going from where you left off. Okay. Now that the test is finished, the officer moves on to a few tougher questions. >> All righty. So you said you told me that you had one tequila shot to drink about an hour ago. >> Probably about two. >> Okay. Or 2 hours or two shots? >> Probably within the 2 hours I had probably had two. >> Okay. Two time. >> I had I had two tequila shots on the rocks. >> And how how many others besides this? >> No, just the two. >> You you've had more. Where where else can you Carol? We're asking you to be honest. >> Right. No. No. I had two tequila shots on the rocks. >> Okay. >> Any tonight? >> No. >> No. No. No. Or anything? >> No. >> Okay. So, on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being very drunk, zero being sober, judge, sober, how drunk do you think you are right now? >> I don't feel like I'm drunk like that. >> Okay. >> How do you feel? >> I feel just a little buzzed. I don't feel like I'm drunk like that. >> Okay. All right. So, here's the deal. Today, I'm going to be placing you under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. Okay? So, go ahead, put your hands behind your back. You have a very thick jacket on, so it takes a second. All right. Do you have anything on you that's going to stick me, poke me, stab me, or hurt me? Step back towards my police car. Okay. >> And this is where the suspect's emotions begin to take over. I haven't eaten yet. >> Okay, Cara, >> all your property is going to stay with you. Okay. >> My purse is really tired. >> Okay. Do you want I'll grab your purse to bring down with us. >> I already asked for them. Okay. Oh, hang on, girl. Hang on. All right. Stand up for me. Okay. >> All right, Carol. Why don't you go go get in the car? All right. Okie dokie. You're good to go in then? >> Yes, I am. >> All right. You got your house key? >> I have my house keys and everything. Okay. >> All right, Carol. Best of luck to you. >> All right. Thanks. >> Yep. >> The stop ultimately led to a DUI charge and several traffic violations. According to court records, she was convicted of DUI while the remaining infractions were dismissed. She received one year of supervision, DUI school, a victim impact panel, and around $2,000 in fines and fees. Do you think these people learned their lesson? Let me know what you think in the comments down below and I'll see you in the next