Step back. >> See you later. >> No, you are not. Hold on. You're not ready to go. >> Get the off. >> Don't you dare try to [laughter] do that. >> I will try to do that. You're good, mother. Good. I'm not good. >> Another charge. >> Oh, good. >> I got you. >> Piece of >> Hey, you little >> traffic stops often start out simple. However, when the dumbest [music] Karens get behind the wheel after one too many drinks, things tend to get out of control and an ordinary traffic stop quickly turns into a felony. I hope your mas were proud of what you do, you [ __ ] You Hey, leave me alone. On the 24th of April 2025 in Nassau County, a deputy pulled over an erratic driver. The driver claimed she was just helping out an old friend, but she also had signs of impairment and a deputy could tell. >> Hey, deputy restaurant sheriff's office. Is everything okay? >> Fine. >> We're going to my daughter's cemetery. >> Okay, so couple things, right? Um the car in front of you right there at um 107 in Hendricks, you kind of floored it. Is there a reason behind that? >> Her foot got stuck. Her flip flop got stuck on the gas building. >> Okay. >> We're going to the cemetery. You can follow. >> No, you're okay. I'm just making sure. >> I just lost my daughter. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm really not sad. >> And then when I was following you back here, you're riding the dotted line and then you come over to the solid white line. You come back. >> I felt like I was stuck in that. >> I know. I didn't do nothing wrong on this on this. >> Not doing good. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on on you? I don't. >> Okay. Do you you don't have a driver's license on you? >> I got my ID. >> Okay. >> You want to see that? >> Why are you driving a vehicle with no driver's license? >> Cuz I asked her to drive me down there. No way to get there. I don't have a car. >> Okay. >> I ain't seen her about since she been >> while losing a child, of course, is tragic. It doesn't change the fact that driving under the influence puts other lives at risk. The driver's speech was slurred. She was swerving on the road and she didn't even have a valid license. Nothing about this was acceptable. >> Do you think that's safe? >> Well, no. I don't think it was safe, but I want to save my daughter really bad. >> I understand. That's >> I will show you my ID. Let me take my ID out here. I show it to you. I want you to know that I got one. I'm just stressed out. That's all. >> Echo. Echo. >> All right. Here you go. >> You have registration insurance for the vehicle. >> Echo, Charlie. >> This is not my vehicle. >> I'm just asking, General. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. I have >> echo one Charlie. >> I got everywhere. Everything. >> She's got everything that she needs really. >> 104 possible signal one investigation. >> I'm also Jim Car's sister. >> Jim Carrey, but I do. >> Okay. All right. So, this is what I'm going to have you do. Okay. I'm going to have you go and put your hands up on the steering wheel. The driver >> and then I'm going to come around the to the [music] driver's side. Okay. >> Up to this point, things have been relatively peaceful, but it was now a DUI investigation. As quiet as the driver had been, things could change at any moment. >> I'm going have you go and step out for me. Okay. >> Okay. I have the seat belt on. >> Go and take it off. >> Can you drive Jim Carrey for me and allow him at least >> drive who? >> Jim Carrey. >> Who's Jim Carrey? >> A friend of mine. It's actually my brother-in-law, but >> Go to front of my truck. >> Go to the front of my truck for me. turn. >> I >> go ahead and step out for me. Go to the front of my truck. Can you not lean on that for me? Stand away from it. Yeah. >> No, you're good. You can relax. >> I know. It's not like we're under arrest. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> So, in the >> Yeah, I don't feel right at all. >> So, in the state of Florida, you [snorts] should not be operating a motor vehicle without a driver's license, right? >> So, that's why I had you get removed from the driver's seat cuz you're not supposed to be driving. >> Okay. >> Okay. And I asked her to carry me. >> That's what >> Hey, what you did is what you did. But at the end of the day, Florida State statue said you cannot be operating a motor vehicle without being in possession of a driver's license. >> She won't do it again. >> Right. What's your last name? >> What's your first name? >> The driver who identified herself as Leanne might have been feeling uncomfortable, but she wasn't quite showing it. As a matter of fact, she seemed pretty disconnected as her friend was doing most of the talking. At this point, though, the cops still hadn't gotten to the DUI part. Where is uh Kevin Street from D from Florida? I want to know. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Continue, sir. >> I'm a female. >> Female. Whatever you are, continue. >> So, I've got odor of alcohol coming from your breath. >> Okay, great. >> Have you been drinking today? >> No. >> Okay, so we have some other deputies here. Would you say you did? They will agree with you. I part of that. >> Hey guys. How >> are you? What's your name? >> Liam. What? What did you What? What did you just say? >> I said that I just took her to Sarity to see her mother. Her father that just died. Mother. I'm sorry. >> You just said that we're going to see her deceased daughter. Now you just Okay. >> That's what we've been doing. Despite the fact that she denied she'd been drinking, the signs of impairment were clear. So, as backup arrived, the cops informed the woman that her colleagues were about to conduct some field sobriety tests >> because I have [snorts] probably under the influence of alcohol. You got an odor. You're slurry. >> Wonderful. So, listen. Calm down. Listen to what she said. >> I am I am calm down. >> Do you do you agree to do exercises? >> You got to do whatever you want to do. No, I'm asking you a question. >> You can do whatever you want to do. >> It's a yes or no question. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> You can do whatever you'd like to do. >> Go with Deputy Cook. >> Everybody descend upon the vehicle. >> Come on, Leanne. >> That's the way it goes. >> Taho right there. You going to come talk to me in front of that? All right. >> That's not mine. No. >> I said that. Did you see that? >> Tahoe. >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm not talking to you anywhere. >> You're not doing what? >> I'm not talking to you. >> Okay. All right. All right. So then you can talk to me right here. Okay. >> I'll talk to you right here with him. >> All right. Listen. Hey, listen. Hey. >> How am I supposed to know? >> Hey, listen. Okay, that's fine. >> I'm trying. >> Whether it was her intoxicated state or an actual character trait, the woman's anger issues quickly came out. The question now is, will her friend manage to calm her down or will she spiral out of control? >> You can take me to jail right now. You can and legally take me to jail. >> Step back from him. Step back. >> Hey, hey, hey. >> Step back. >> [ __ ] you. Stop it. He can take me wherever he would like. Well, you're going to jail now. >> That's fine. >> Nope. You're >> for what? >> Driving under the influence of alcohol. >> Okay, great. >> Let's do it. >> No. Hey. Hey. Uh-uh. You're not going to turn around on her like that. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Stop resisting. Put your arms. >> I am resisting a mother. our [ __ ] >> You are mother and [ __ ] >> Charlie, you know it. >> You know it, man. >> Yeah, I did not truck from you. Neither are you. You're up. >> Before too long, she'd push the cops buttons enough to get arrested. From a leisurely smiling lady, she quickly turned into a raging Karen, yelling out profanity at them. Sadly for this woman, she was about to take it one step further. >> You [ __ ] >> You want to get my face again? >> Get in the truck. >> YOU'RE all SC. >> 88. >> You're sh. >> Yeah, there's 88 on Leo. >> You got it? >> Yeah, I got it. >> Hey, man. You're hurting me. >> Well, get in the car. >> Go away and leave me alone. LEAVE ME ALONE. [screaming] >> LEAVE ME ALONE. [crying] >> H Jack wants Charlie SHOW IDIOT ONLY. THIS man [screaming] you [screaming] [screaming] by the time they'd handcuffed her, she'd already started to unravel. But it wasn't until they shoved her in the squad car that she really exploded. After cursing at and assaulting an officer, she went on berating them, calling names, and damaging the vehicle. >> I hope your mother's real proud of what you do, you [ __ ] You Hey, leave me alone. Leave me alone. >> Ma'am, stop kicking the thing around. >> [screaming] >> You can't keep kicking me. >> Where's your Where'd you put the other flipflop? >> I don't know. >> You slip those cuffs, it's going to be a bad day for you. >> I just want >> No, you're not going out. >> You're going to jail. >> You're going to jail. >> You I don't care. Listen with that. Calm down. >> You're going to jail. You I don't care. You mother. [screaming] [screaming] She was taken to jail and charged with battery on an officer and resisting an officer with violence. The next day, she plead not guilty and her attorney filed several motions. The case is still pending. As unapologetic as Leanne was, this next Karen was exactly the opposite. She insisted she'd done nothing wrong and showed no respect for law enforcement. At one point, it looked like she was even trolling them. All this happened on the 8th of June, 2025, when she failed to maintain her lane. >> Hello. >> Hey, what's up, bud? >> How you doing? >> Good. >> My name is Deputy with the Indian County Sheriff's Office. >> Okay. >> The reason why you're being pulled over today is because you're failing to maintain your lane. >> Oh, I apologize. So, what's going on? >> Uh gosh, I just left my dad's house. >> Final stop's going to be past Oswell Road by the Walgreens parking lot. >> Um, you just left what? >> My father's house. He just got out of the hospital. Sorry, my sister's calling me. Hey, bud. I just got pulled over. I'm trying to tell him that our dad just got out of the hospital. >> Are you okay? Um, yeah. Let me deal with this and I'll call you right back. I love you. >> Yeah. No, on US1. I'll call you right back, my love. All right. I'm good. It's all good. Okay. Sorry. Um, so my dad just got out of the hospital. Um, I don't live here. >> The woman tried to justify her driving by saying she was checking the map out on her screen to find her sister's house. The officer then asked for her documents and as she started searching through her things, he noticed the woman trying to hide something under a blanket on the seat next to her. >> You have any weapons or anything in the vehicle I should know about? Just a question. >> Uh, no. It's a rental car. >> No. Um, I live in Utah. >> Okay. >> Okay, ma'am. >> Ma'am. Okay. Can I ask you a question? Have you been drinking today? >> Um, no. >> Okay. So, I can see that you have like watery red eyes. Okay. >> Oh, I've been crying a lot. >> I understand that. Just just listen listen to what I'm telling you. >> Absolutely. Okay. >> You have watery >> um red eyes. >> Mhm. >> You failed to maintain a lane. Okay. So, let's talk outside cuz we can all talk about this. >> Uh sure. >> Take your seat belt off. >> Yeah. When the officer asked her to step outside, it was clear she was starting to feel uneasy. But for the moment, she was following the man's instructions. Then he started reading her Miranda rides and she seemed slightly confused. >> I have reason to believe that you could potentially go. >> Okay. >> That I could be what? >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, over here, I'm talking to you. >> Oh, okay. >> No, it's okay. Just Just I'm I'm talking to you. Okay. Okay. >> So, I've included my traffic stop. Okay. >> So now I'm going to do a potentially a DUI investigation. Okay. >> Okay. >> So before I do that, I'm going to read you your rights so that you understand what they are. Okay. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, won't be appointed to represent you before questioning. You understand what that means? >> Yeah. I guess I'm confused. what's happening. >> At some point during the reading of her rights, it might have dawned on the suspect that she might actually get arrested. It just didn't sit well with her and she decided to pretend that she didn't understand what was read to her. Seeing what was happening, the cop decided to repeat that last part again. >> Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> I I will have a lawyer. >> Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? No, I don't because this is like your >> ma'am. These are just your rights. They they're basic Miranda rights that every citizen >> in the US has. >> So, I'm reading them to you and I want to make sure that you understand them before [music] I speak with you. That is that is what's going on right now. Okay. >> Okay. >> You understand? >> No, I don't. >> What don't [music] you understand? So, I may explain. >> Um, I don't understand what you guys are doing. >> I just told you to twice. >> What are you doing? What are you doing? >> What is this? Like, are you kidding me? >> He's conducting a DUI investigation. Ma'am, you understand that, right? >> Yeah, I understand. >> So, he's trying to read your Miranda warnings so that way you understand your rights. >> So, okay. >> That's that's that's all that's >> I feel like my rights are being um taken advantage of. >> How how so? I'm I'm giving you your rights. >> Okay. So, >> and you have rights like you said, so I'm reading them to you. >> What uh what is the end of your investigation? She was clearly uncomfortable with the fact that she might be arrested. The officer went back through her rights again, one by one, but she was still hung up on the last part about having a lawyer present >> in the case that you are being questioned, >> okay, >> for anything that has been alleged. >> You, okay, >> have the right to have a lawyer present with you while you are being. >> Don't worry about that if that >> But I want to make sure that you understand that. >> Okay. I don't I don't understand that. >> I just explained it to you. >> Okay. Well, I will deal with that if that >> ma'am, we will sit here all day until you understand. >> I don't. >> Okay. >> I just want to go to my sister's house. >> I understand that. But right now, what I'm doing is I'm conducting a DUI investigation. You become a cooperative >> and you deny, I'm going to have to go based on what I have so far. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, >> I feel like you guys have like better things to get after. doing our job >> other than me. >> Like I am I'm literally not like what you guys are driving here. >> The Karen seemed to think that getting drunk drivers off the road was not that important. When it became clear things were going nowhere, the officer explained that if she refused to respond, the non-response would be treated as invoking the fifth amendment. He read her rights to her again, now for the third time, and asked her again if she understood. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? It's a yes or no question. >> No. >> Okay. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak with me now? >> No. >> So, as of right now, ma'am, I'm going to ask you to place your hand behind your back. >> Okay. You're being detained. >> Okay. >> Oh my god, you guys are bored. >> Do you consent to a search of your vehicle? >> Uh, no, I do not. >> Okay. >> Absolutely not. >> All right. Cuz whatever you covered under that blanket, >> it doesn't matter. I don't consent. >> She was at first placed in the squad car, but they had to take her out again and do a search of her person as well as her vehicle. That's when the Karen got really aggressive. >> Those are cutwic. >> Huh? >> I told you you're not allowed to go in. >> One of those females detained. Ma'am, >> no. Everybody, her policy, everybody. >> Ma'am, you're being detained. So, so, so you're in handcuffs right now. Okay. I'm sorry. >> You are a loser piece of you know that you're so stupid. Are you kidding me? >> Ma'am, face the vehicle. >> You face the [ __ ] >> What do you think I'm doing? >> You kidding? Are you both kidding me? Like, >> we're doing our job, man. >> You little losers. Like, oh my god. Like, I hate it for both of you. like you like played video games like for fun your whole life and you are a first generation immigrant like [ __ ] both of you. Oh my god. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Your parents barely speak English and you're from Cuba or Puerto Rico. You just like grew up playing video games or whatever you do. They were like breathing hard like what the >> Jesus Christ. You guys are like >> you guys are next level how you both are. >> Get your [ __ ] hands out of my [ __ ] Get your [ __ ] hands out of me. You want to kick in the >> Step against the vehicle. >> No, I'm not going to do anything. >> Step against the vehicle. >> Nope. >> And separate your legs. >> No. Ma'am, >> no. No. >> Ma'am, listen. Stop. Okay. Stop. >> No. No. >> No. >> All right. Now, now you're getting a resisting charge as well. All right. >> No. >> Put in the vehicle. >> No. No. >> Despite her protesting, the cop had to forcefully throw the suspect inside the vehicle. In the process, she headbutted one of the officers. So instead of just a DUI charge, she was also charged with resisting arrest and battery on law enforcement. On the 26th of January, 2025 down in Florida, a deputy pulled a vehicle over for speeding. Behind the wheel, he found a very rude and hostile elderly lady. Due to her slightly slurred speech and the open alcohol containers in the car, the cop had a hunch she was intoxicated, but the worst was yet to come. >> Van County Sheriff's Office. All right. >> Hey, listen. Reason why I'm pulling you over, you're doing 54 and a 35 on the overpass over there. >> I was. >> Yes, ma'am. That's almost 20 mph over the speed limit. >> On the bridge? >> Yes, ma'am. It's 35 on the bridge. >> All right. Do you have your license, registration, proof of insurance? >> Absolutely. >> You got a lot of cans in your back seat. >> Well, they're not mine. >> They're not yours? >> They're not mine? No. >> Ma'am, I'm doing an investigation. >> All right. >> And you got open containers in the backseat of your car? I don't have open containers. They're empty containers. >> Okay. Are they open? Are they containers? >> I don't know. They're empty. >> Okay. But they are. Okay. >> No. >> All right. Hold on tight, Joyce. >> The deputy quickly realized there was no point in arguing with the suspect, and he returned to his patrol car to work on the paperwork. He knew, however, that he still had to head back over there and do a proper investigation for DUI. The suspect here, Joyce, was not going to make it easy on him. I'm going to ask you to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm not stepping out. >> Yes, because I'm I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> Then go home with me and I'll step out. >> No, ma'am. I need you to step out of the vehicle here. >> No, I'm not going to. >> Yes, ma'am. I'm only going to give you one more chance. >> Why should I? >> Because I'm going to do a DUI investigation. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you pull me over for speeding. Give me a speeding ticket and let me go. >> Joyce, please don't. Please don't do this. Just step out of the car. >> Listen, I'm 81 years old. >> I understand that, Joyce. >> Hand off. >> Joyce, step out of the car. Come on. >> No, I'm not. Come on. >> Look at you. >> I got one resisting. >> No, I'm not resisting. >> Step out of the car. >> I'm not. >> Step out of the car. >> Listen, mother. You told me you pulled me over hand. >> No, ma'am. Stop. Get out of the car. >> No, I'm not. Listen. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, ma'am. Step out of the car. >> NO, I'M NOT STEPPING OUT OF THE GODDAMN CAR. >> STOP. Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm not going to tell you again. >> I don't You tell me. >> COME ON. HEY. HEY. HEY. HEY. NO. NO. NO. SUDDENLY, a man nearby interrupted things, and it turned out to be the woman's son. Without thinking twice, he immediately started berating the cop, saying it was inappropriate for the officer to be handling Joyce like that. >> She's 82 years old. >> I'm stay over there. Stay over there. >> Recording everything. >> I understand that. I'm also recording. Step over there. >> He's already got I got somebody else here that's trying to stop me. >> Mom, sit down. No sit down. That's my son. >> I understand. Go sit in the car. >> Go sit in the car. >> I'm not repeating you whatsoever. >> I'm I'm I'm getting a lawful order to step separate from there. >> I'm acting out of journalism right now. It's a constitutionally protected private act. >> Okay. I'm conducting a DUI investigation. I need you to go back to your car. >> You pulled her over for speeding. >> Correct. >> You pulled over for speedy, not DUI. >> Correct. But while in the process, she's got to open containers in the back of her car. I got >> open cans. THAT'S NOT MY CANS. I TOLD YOU THAT. >> YOU HIT pull you pulled her over for speeding, sir. >> All right. Come on. Step over. >> Stop resisting. >> You already hit me once. We're not doing this. I can arrest you right now for battering. >> You're No, I can arrest you, too. >> For an 81-year-old woman, Joyce was very feisty. On top of using very vulgar language, she also slapped the deputy several times. Even at these early stages, it was clear to the officer that it was not going to be just an ordinary traffic stop. >> Step over here. Step in front of my car. >> I'm not I'm not hands off, >> ma'am. I I have all Come here. No. Come on. >> Hands off. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I understand that. I'm being I'm being careful. >> No, you're not. You're not being careful. >> Put your hands behind YOUR BACK. I'MING YOU. >> PUT YOUR hands behind your back. >> One second. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Listen. Do me a favor. Sit down in the car. >> Put your hands behind her back. You cannot do that. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> NO, I'M NOT. BELIEVE ME, THOUGH. >> WHAT? Sit down in the car. >> I'm going to if you'll let me. >> I need you to go in front of my car. >> No, I'm not. >> You're going in front of my car. >> No, I am not. >> Can you please step out of the road so they can pass by? >> Absolutely. >> No, don't let him pass. >> Come step over here. >> Hands off of me as well as I can with you. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> My whole arm's going to be bruised. >> I'll take pictures of him. >> Come on. I need you to step over here with me. >> I'm getting back in my car. >> You can't get back in your car. >> Get your hands off, you >> Nope. Stop fighting. STOP RESISTING. LOOK, I'M NOT RESISTING. >> YOU ARE. BY by pulling away from me, you're resisting. >> No, I'm not. >> On top of having to deal with a very frail yet aggressive suspect, the cop was also debating her son. He was questioning if things were legal as she was initially stopped for speeding and it was now a DUI investigation. The entire situation was threatening to spiral out of control fast. >> Listen, she's 82 years old. >> I understand. I understand her age. >> Pulled her over for speedy. Give her a Speedy ticket. THAT'S WHAT I SAID. GIVE ME MY GODDAMN SPEEDING TICKET. >> OKAY. >> OH, I got beer cans in my back of my car. >> How about that? >> And I'll get out. >> Pull your seat in. >> You're not shutting the door. >> Give me a go. >> You have a ticket. >> I understand. I need you to step out of the vehicle. I'm being as polite and as gentle with you as I can. >> I'M NOT STEPPING OUT OF THE CAR. >> MOM, >> so step her out of the car. She smacked my hand a couple times. Tell me no, mother. She's not getting out of the car. >> Yes, ma'am. I got it on video. Bruce, I don't care what you got on video. >> All right, listen. Let me step out of the car. This is her son and he wants to film this. >> I told you, let's go to my house and I'll do anything. >> No, ma'am. You're going to step out of the car. >> I got to go to the bathroom. >> I told him that. He pulled me over for speeding. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Get her speeding ticket, man. We live right over there. >> I Listen, listen. I don't need I don't need the commentary. >> I'm not kidding. >> YEAH, YOU DO. OBVIOUSLY. Come on. You're too stupid. >> No. Do not turn your car on. Luckily for the officer, his backup soon arrived. But at that point, the suspect was back in her car and was probably contemplating taking off. With such entitled and likely intoxicated suspects, it's just hard to tell what they might do next. >> Ma'am, please. Listen, I No, you're not. Listen to me. You need to come with me. >> NO, I'M NOT GOING WITH YOU. >> MA'AM, you need to come with me. >> NO, I'M NOT COMING. >> YES, YOU NEED TO STEP out of the car. >> Nope. Give me your keys. Shut up. Nope. You're not going. Listen, I'm trying to be as polite and as nice as possible. I'm not trying to hurt you. I need you. I I'm not >> I told you TO GIVE ME A GODDAMN speeding ticket, >> which is what you pull me over for, >> man. >> Don't touch me again. >> Just leave me alone. Give me a goddamn speeding ticket. >> I have your ticket right here. >> I'm not drunk, obviously. >> All right, I understand that. But when I ask you to step out of the car, per freaking for case law, >> I have the ability to tell you step out of the car. And you've resisted me and you've hit me. [laughter] You hit him multiple times >> to tell me anything. >> Due to Joyce's age, the deputy here was reluctant to yank her out despite the fact she was in no shape to drive. The issue was resolved, however, when another cop used his vehicle to block the woman's vehicle. It was then time for the cops to ratchet up the pressure. >> It's probably going to be best to step out of the vehicle. >> I'm not stepping out of the >> Understand that, but you got to understand that if you refuse to step out, it's just going to complicate things even further and it's going to be bad on you. >> No, it's not bad on me. Yes, it is. >> I want to go home. I got to go to the bathroom. I told you that >> 111 resisting and >> resisting. >> Understand something. You're going to be charged with resisting. >> You charge me. >> If you're going to have that mentality, I I don't care how old you are. We will pull you out of this car. >> No, you won't. >> Yes. >> Yes, we will. >> I have been polite on this this far. I have been polite. >> They're getting ready to pull me out of >> I get that. But we are not. We are past that point, sir. So, yes, we are. Ragnisone makes her v if she >> It doesn't matter. I don't listen. Her medical history doesn't change what currently happened. I will not argue with you. We have I don't I don't care. We have active charges on her right now. You need to understand, keep your distance. You have any weapons on you? >> No. >> Any weapons? >> Really? >> It's a simple question. No. Okay, let's get her out. >> No. >> Come on, ma'am. Right now. >> Come on. >> Understandably, Joyce's son was trying to look out for her, but the facts here were clear. She'd broken the law more than once that night, but she was definitely going to jail. If her son wasn't careful, he might be joining her as well. >> Hey, hey, hey. Come on, mate. She's 82 years old. >> Dude, come on. I know we're here. >> Stop, please. >> You need to stop. >> HEY, HEY, LISTEN. This is a lawsuit, bro. She's 82 YEARS OLD. SHE'S 82 YEARS OLD. IT TAKES THREE IT TAKES THREE PEOPLE FOR 82 YEARS OLD. I CAN'T WAIT to sue you. You mother, >> don't you dare try to do that. >> I will try to do that. >> I need a 82 years old. It takes three people for 82 years. >> Tourist trying to kick me. >> Get me a goddamn ambulance, mother. You [ __ ] totally. >> Got it. I got it. When a suspect's getting arrested, protest isn't unusual, but hearing that level of profanity from an elderly woman was pretty far from normal. She repeatedly asked for an ambulance, but when the medics arrived, they also got their fair share of insults. >> Right here, >> your car right here. >> No, I need a [ __ ] ambulance. >> I need a goddamn ambulance. >> Are you kidding me? I need an ambulance. >> We got one coming. >> Okay, good. Good. I'm not getting in there till they come. [ __ ] you. >> Okay. >> I have a heart attack. >> Calm down. I have been this whole time. Don't yell at me. I'm helping you out. >> You're not helping me out. >> Undo my right. >> Listen. >> [ __ ] off. Despite the objection from both Joyce and her son, she was taken to jail and charged with resisting with violence, aggravated assault on an officer, and battery on a first responder. On the 10th of February, 2023 in Jolian, Illinois, the cops spotted a car driving the wrong way. They initiated a traffic stop, but instead of handing out a few citations, the whole thing escalated to something far more serious. officer here. Gonzalez, you >> um You're going the wrong way. >> All right. Well, can I have your license and insurance with you? >> Yeah, I see him. He's good. >> It's going to be times two. I'm 104. No, just go ahead and say like that. >> So, I got my ID and I'm going to put it on. >> Do you got any weapons in your car? >> I do not. No. >> Okay. Do you have your insurance with you? >> I do via my app. >> All right. Can I see it? >> Yes. I also seen you were going the wrong way over there. >> Where? >> So, you guys were coming out Jefferson and then you guys turned on center street left and then you guys went into uh Wendy's. >> Oh, no. >> Where are you guys coming from? >> My house. >> All right, just hang with me. >> Up until that point, the interaction had been pretty relaxed. Nothing out of the ordinary took place until the woman in the passenger seat was told to leave her window down. In that moment, things took a turn for the worse when the woman in the passenger seat became the main antagonist. >> Leave the window down. >> No, leave the window down. >> It don't matter. It's not illegal. You can put my window up if you want. >> Leave the window down. >> It don't matter. It don't matter if I put my window up or down. It don't you >> leave the window down. >> He don't care. It don't matter to her. I need you to come get me cuz she not she she she you know I don't she not going to do anything with your dog. >> I'm talking about my dog. No, I need my mom to come get my dog. >> We on Center Street and Hickory Street. I need you to come get me cuz I'm >> Why would you go to jail? I'm not talking to you lady. The police pulled us over and this lady on bull. You ladies on bull. They're not even saying >> I'm having like I'm I'm on the I'm on the verge of an anxiety attack right now. >> When a suspect mentions having an anxiety attack, it's rarely a good sign and the situation would eventually confirm it. The lady started being very rude to the officers and the further it went, the worse she became. >> You told me I don't know what the why I'm after you. You don't know this lady. this police officer letting you know what road I'm on. >> Go ahead and step out of the way. >> Oh, I will. Don't worry about it, girl. YOU KNOW I AIN'T GOT no step back on you, right? >> No, obviously not. I would have raced and Yeah, I would have my >> I would have like >> All right, go ahead and step back here for me. >> Can you shut the door so my dog don't hop? I don't got traffic. Can you shut the door? Can you shut the door so my dog Can you shut the DOOR SO MY DOG DON'T STEP Can you put the window up so my dog don't step out into traffic? >> Can you put the window up? >> The Karen managed to ask for a favor while making it sound like a demand. Despite her obnoxious behavior, the cops took the dog out and they gave it to the suspect. At that point, she was already on the phone with someone. >> Hold on one second. >> She right. >> I'm on the police called me over. So yeah. Yeah. The police called me over. Babe, the police dumb as hell. They got us for nothing. We ain't got nothing in the car. But I got my dog whisping though. That's the problem. >> I don't know. They just so deep like they act like something wrong. For real. Y'all slow as hell. Ain't nothing in this car. But just because they police, I feel like they ain't going to boo me or something. So you better come get me, please. Oh my. Nothing in this car. Y'all tweaking. Y'all better go find some other criminals. Y'all slow. Ain't nothing in this car. Y'all slow. Y'all better hurry up and play some cuz ain't nothing in this car. Y'alling dumb. Y'all better take me to jail. Y'all thirsty. Y'all so thirsty for a crime. Going the east side to get somebody dirty. y'all doing over here? The go on the east side? Y'all thirsty. Go on somewhere. Like, y'all so dumb. Like, are y'all that are they that dumb? Like, Remo went through nothing. Are y'all slow? >> You're driving down a oneway street. >> Okay. Well, I ain't do. Was I driving? Was I in the Was I in the driver's seat? No. So, >> one, two, three, four, five. Probably more cars back here. No, but there's another car right there. Why are we so cars, bro? What the you buy this car? What's going on, bro? >> The suspect's fun was interrupted when her dog Fifi had to take a pee. She pulled her owner toward the grass, and the cops didn't appreciate their suspect walking around the scene. >> Fifi, no. >> Right here. We didn't talk to talk to y'all. >> No, no, no. >> Down with her. Don't be calling her. >> Stop talking to both of them. They both >> down. No. No. No. I ain't going to car. I look like I open the CAR DOOR. MY DOG. Nobody touch. Ain't nobody touching y'all. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. I ain't touch one of y'all, bro. Stop talking, bro. These people down. >> Nobody like this, >> bro. Stop touching me, bro. >> Stop. >> Y'all creeping, bro. >> Stop right now. Okay. >> Stop, bro. >> What is wrong with these people, bro? >> And that's how a passenger who supposedly did nothing gets arrested by acting dumb. As expected, she started acting all surprised, saying she'd done nothing wrong, even though she clearly hit the officer's hand and had tried to pull away. >> Nobody did nothing to these people. >> I never did nothing to these people. >> Stop moving. >> Ain't nobody talking to you. >> These mother the females. >> Take it off now. >> That's the only I don't give a boss y'all. I don't give a >> go home. I don't want you to see me like this. I want you the only I car is to take the dog home. That's it. Okay, now go home. I don't want you to see me like this. Go home. Stop. Let go of me. What the y'all do this for? Y'all b y'all just thirsty for some [ __ ] Wrong with y'all. Y'all thirsty for the car. >> Shut the up. Get the off. >> Shut the up. Get the help of me, you dumb. >> Judging by her voice cracking, she was starting to lose her composure and her smile was pretty much gone. But like so many others, it wasn't until they put her in the squad car that she really began unraveling. >> Get off me. Get off me. Get out. I'm going to kick you right. >> Get off me. I'm going to kick you. Stop touching me. You ugly [ __ ] Get the out. >> Stop right now. >> We're putting the seat belt. I don't need no seat belt. Get off of me. >> Stop kicking. >> No. Get off of me. Get away from me. You weirdo. And you too. You little short. Open the door. You little ugly. Open the door. Open the door. Hello. [screaming] OPEN THE DOOR. OPEN THE DOOR. So when I get out of jail, I can have my phone. Can you do that? Can you do that one thing for me? Can you Can you Okay, so go before she pull off. Before she Can you do that one thing, please? Before Can you do that? It's interesting how one moment she was extremely entitled to the point of berating, insulting, and even kicking the cops. But then she turned around asking them for favors. >> Go get my phone from right there IN THAT CAR RIGHT THERE. Can you do that? And my cuffs is too tight. And my cuffs are too tight. >> Too tight because YOU WERE FIGHTING. >> NO, MY CUFFS ARE TOO TIGHT because they're too tight. and my circulation. BRO, BRO, I TOLD Y'ALL THE I TOLD Y'ALL THE MAN. You was going to be F [screaming] I told you. Get my phone. [screaming] GET MY PHONE. MY PHONE. My phone. Get my Are you even understanding me? Do you even hear me? Can you even see me, bro? Can you even see me? Not once. Blink once. Can you even hear me? Can you hear me, bro? What the bro? Hello. Hello. [screaming] >> After a grueling ride to jail, they arrested the woman and she was charged with resisting arrest and aggravated battery on an officer. Speeding's bad enough, but speeding in a school zone is so much worse. On January 22nd, 2024, down in Georgia, a driver got pulled over for doing exactly that, endangering school children's lives. And even worse, the driver seemed to think she'd done nothing wrong. >> Morning. How you doing? You want to stop this morning? What's that? >> Uh, yes, ma'am. You actually were doing uh over 50 mph in a 35 mph zone in a school zone. >> Yes, ma'am. You were speeding. >> You were speeding. Yes, ma'am. Can I see your driver's license, please? >> Ma'am, can I see your driver's license, please? >> 3120. Can you go and start another unit? >> Ma'am, can you go ahead and give me your driver's license, please? >> The driver had made a really poor choice, yet still decided to disrespect the officer by acting like he wasn't even there. She then had the audacity to ask about some constitutional emergency, pretending like she knew the law. >> Ma'am, I need to see your driver's license, please. >> I told you. I told you, ma'am. You were speeding. [clears throat] >> Ma'am, you're speeding in the school zone. >> 3120. I have a non-compliant driver. >> No, I'm trying to help. >> No, ma'am. You're not. I need to see your driver's license, ma'am. >> I do not consent. Okay, it doesn't matter if you consent to this. >> Okay, I told you you were speeding in a school zone. >> Okay, I'm telling you what's going on right now. You were speeding in a school zone. >> Okay, >> your victim. I I'm happy. >> I want to help you. >> Ma'am, that's her. >> I'm going to need to see your driver's license. >> You're f You failed to obey. >> Yes, I have, ma'am. I have you. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, are you giving me a statuto? >> You were speeding, ma'am. She continued this belligerent behavior, claiming she wanted to help, but then refusing to provide her documents. In the hopes of persuading this woman to cooperate, the officer explained exactly what would happen if she failed to comply. >> Ma'am, if you do not give me your driver's license, it is going to lead to you being arrested and going to the Foresight County Jail. Okay. I would like for you to give me your driver's license. You are speeding in a school zone doing over 50 mph in a 35 mph zone. Okay, ma'am. >> I want your help. I need >> You're not ma'am. >> This is not the time and place. Yes, you are being detained right now. >> Where? Where? Where's the warrant? >> You just committed a crime back there. You were speeding in a school zone. >> Where's the victim? >> Ma'am, >> you were speeding in a school zone. >> I told you you just were speeding in a school zone. She claimed there was no victim and also no crime and also asked to see a warrant for her detainment. However, all she was accomplishing was delaying the inevitable. The officer again explained the consequences of failing to comply. >> Ma'am, you're going to go to jail if you do not comply right now. >> Ma'am, I'm trying to help. >> Ma'am, you're not helping. You're making this harder on yourself. I need you to give me your driver's license. You were speeding in a school zone doing over 50 miles an hour in a 35 mph zone. >> Okay. >> All right. I would just like to give you a citation and get and you can go around your your way, >> but I cannot give you that until you provide me your driver's license. You're required by law to give me your driver's license right now. >> The state of Georgia says you have to provide me your driver's license in the case for this is a legal stop, ma'am. Okay. I need you to provide me your driver's license. Yes, ma'am. You are speeding in a school zone. >> Ma'am, you are speeding in a school zone. >> Ma'am, you're not making this easy on yourself right now. I need you to stop. I need you to give me your driver's license. >> Although it might have seemed like the officer was allowing things to drag on. He was actually waiting for backup before removing the woman from her vehicle. And the sirens in the background announced that backup had arrived. >> Ma'am, I need you to give me your driver's license. I'm going to ask you one last time. Otherwise, I'm going to remove you from this vehicle and you're going to go to jail. >> Ma'am, >> it doesn't matter what you consent to at this point. >> I told you you're being pulled over for speeding in a school zone. >> Still no. [laughter] >> No, she's not. It's so It comes back to a male. Okay. >> So, So, you stopped it for speeding? >> Yeah, stopped it for speeding. Like I said, it was back in my uh before the school zone and then I was like, "Whoa, she seems a little bit go faster than 35." So, I caught up to her. She was doing over 50. We were doing about like 52, 53 school. So, I stopped her for that. >> The officer informed his supervisor about the woman's behavior. He said he'd asked her for her driver's license multiple times and explained to the woman what the consequences were. In the meantime, another cop managed to get her license and then tried to reason with her. >> Ma'am, so your license is suspended. Okay. Uh, so right now you're under arrest. [snorts] Okay. You're under arrest. So you need to step out of the vehicle for me. I DO NOT >> [screaming] >> OH MY GOD. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> The trap. Go to the trail. Go to THE RIGHT. As the officer had warned her, they arrested the woman and put her in the back of a squad car. Not surprisingly, she claimed she'd been assaulted, but the body cam footage disproved it entirely. Somehow, this encounter wasn't over yet. >> There's base card. Base card. Nothing in your pockets or anything like that. >> I'm not wearing a bra. >> You've got to check your back, ma'am. Okay. Make sure you got nothing on you. I'm just saying. >> I'm not going to do that, ma'am. Okay. Go and have a seat. Let's check these. You >> already loosened them. So, those are as loose as they can go. They I can fit two fingers in there. Okay. I'll tell you something. If you if you keep your hands just the way they are, so the cuffs won't twist around, it'll [music] stay comfortable that way. It It'll stay more comfortable that way. They arrested the woman and she was charged with resisting arrest and driving on a suspended license. That's how you turn a minor citation into a trip to the jail house. People come up with all kinds of excuses to avoid paying tickets. But a woman in Little Silver, New Jersey, took things to a whole new level. On November 23rd, 2024, the cops approached her vehicle for what should have been a routine stop. >> What is going on? >> How are you? >> Just making sure you're okay. >> Yeah, my keys are not in the car. What's up? My lights are not even get on. >> Okay. I don't >> I was simply texting. I'm just making sure I'm not listen I'm not having it home. This is where I live. >> I'm not pulling you over. I'm I saw you sit in the car. >> My keys aren't in the car. >> Okay, re relax. Okay. >> My keys My lights aren't >> Just listen to me. I'm here to make sure you're okay. >> Stop yelling. >> Where are you going to? >> Let's get there. Are the keys in the car? >> I couldn't find them. That that was my only problem. I couldn't find >> Where did you come from? >> Um [music] too far. >> You drove all the way from Sarahville tonight? >> Yeah, a long time ago. I've been in my car for like 2 hours. >> What'd you hit? >> After noticing damage to the front bumper, the officer approached the vehicle. Her confrontational attitude immediately raised a red flag. When she pointed out that the keys weren't in the ignition, it only suggested [music] that she was aware she was intoxicated and therefore shouldn't be driving. >> Excuse me. >> What did you hit? >> Cuz that's fresh damage. >> No. >> No. I got hit right in this road. [music] When >> people hit my car all day long >> when when >> I I've had two two miscellaneous parked [music] parked parked. >> Your keys are right there. >> Okay, but they're not in the car. >> They're in the car. >> No, listen. Hold on. Time out. >> My whole point is >> time out. Time out. >> My whole point is that like I don't understand what keys >> on the ground. >> Oh, wow. You still have one key. >> Come to the back of the car, please. Just come to the back of the car. >> I'm not driving. There not even anything. >> When you're driving, just go to the back of the car. >> Whip my car all the time. I had a parked car hit my car the other day. >> The woman claimed she didn't hit anything and said her car had been damaged by other drivers slamming into her, but the officer didn't quite buy it and tried to find holes in her story. >> Did you make a report? >> No, of course not. How am I going to make a report when I didn't see it? >> You It's simple. You call the police. How am I going to make a report? >> Do you live here? >> I'm going to go on my insurance. >> Do you live here? >> Yes. >> With who? No. No. Come. Come here. Come back here. Why are you making this so hard? >> I'm not making anything. >> But you you are. >> No, I'm I'm actually on the sidewalk, not on the street. >> Where's all the debris? >> There's never debris. Look at my drunk. You see debris? Come here. Stand over here. You're not >> Why? I'm not driving. I don't know what you're trying to in. >> I'm not trying to do anything. >> But I didn't do anything. My car was not on. I was simply on my phone having a merely conversation trying to start over nothing. >> The suspect first argued that the cop had no right to check on her, which was totally incorrect. Also, for some reason, the Karen seemed to believe that if she made it inside her house, the cops couldn't touch her, which was also incorrect. After all, this was real life and not Grand Theft Auto. >> Step [music] back. >> See you later. >> You are not. Hold on. You're not ready to go. >> Get the off. >> I'm going to All of you calm down for abuse. >> I'm going to sue you for abuse. I wasn't going anywhere. >> I'm not in my house. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> My mother. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> We are the police. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> I'M NOT CALLING. >> NO. PUT your hands behind your head. You can [ __ ] up your nugget. Stop. >> Okay. >> They detained the woman, but they still had to handcuff her. And based on her behavior so far, it was going to be harder than it should be. At one point, she started resisting with violence. >> Stop kicking. >> I didn't. >> Stop. Stop. >> Get the off you. >> Roll her over. >> Get the off. Roll me over. >> Roll over on your belly. >> Roll over on your stomach. >> Why? >> Why? >> Stop resisting. What? Why am I grabbing? >> I didn't do anything. >> Yeah, you did. >> You kicked us, >> you guys. I just kicked you because you tried to attack. >> Oh god. >> Am I? >> Yeah. >> Mountain Hill. >> Oh, this is [ __ ] stupid. This is [ __ ] deep. This is so >> Once she was handcuffed, the cops helped the woman back to her feet. She continued protesting, saying she'd done nothing wrong. And furthermore, there were more serious crimes in the world. So, at that point, she was handcuffed, but they still had to place her in the squad car. >> Yo, I'm a gymnast. I will flip these cars so fast. So, pass. I can >> I can jump for a arm. >> I'm gonna yell so loud. Mark, >> you make sure call the cops. >> We are the police. >> I don't care. You guys are >> I did nothing. I >> just calling >> my keys were literally this >> on the board. You can't sell me when I'm arrested. >> I have had such a tough >> Shut up. >> Attorney Mike, are you over here? >> Oh man, it's going to be incredible. >> I'm not banging like an >> Watch your step. >> I I got it. Well, I don't know what makes you think that I'm [ __ ] drunk. >> Well, I don't know. I don't know why you guys are holding me. >> They took her to the station to be processed further. While she complained the whole way there, she was slowly adjusting to the fact that she'd just been arrested. However, that didn't mean she liked it. >> You guys literally put me down on my driveway >> for no reason. I was sitting there while you guys had somebody pull over. >> Come on. Give me the Give me the >> Take a seat over here. >> Oh, take a sit on the cold seat. No problem. >> No problem. They're all cold. >> You want me to strip down the naked too? >> No, I don't. >> You want me to? >> No. Please. >> I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it so the whole team can come in. >> No, don't do that. Stand up for two seconds. [laughter] >> Yeah. Can you stand up? >> Unless you feel like doing it. >> It hurts. >> It hurts. >> Like really, guys? Really? What? What did I do? I'm sitting in my car having an argument. The cops were concerned about her hitting her head when she was tackled, so they asked her to look at it to make sure she was okay. At that point, she did calm down a bit and got fairly cooperative, but it didn't mean she couldn't speak her mind. >> You sure you didn't hit it? >> I'm fine. >> Okay, >> I'm fine. I was sitting there for quite a while with the car with the engine off. >> So, I don't know what basis you guys have any grounds to have me arrested. I didn't do anything. I'm not understanding why I'm being arrested. >> Um, >> I want to know the basis on why I'm being detained. >> I want to know why. >> I'm trying to tell you. >> Don't give me restraint on a on a police officer. >> You guys never read me my rights from the moment that you put the handcuffs on me and laid me down. >> So, I want to know why I'm being detained. The reason they detained her was that she'd done a really dumb thing by arguing with the cops and then trying to run away. Then she did something even dumber by assaulting an officer. That's what landed her in jail. They charged the woman with battery on law enforcement and she could be sentenced to up to 5 years in jail. On the 9th of December 2023 in Florida, the cops saw a vehicle drifting from one lane to another. Thinking the driver might be under the influence, they pulled the car over and it didn't take too long before they confirmed their suspicions. >> Hello. >> Hi, Deputy Schwarz. Can sheriff's office? >> Yes, sir. >> The reason I pulled you over is we are all over the road. We keep drifting from one side of lane to the next side of lane. >> Yeah. >> Are you okay? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you get your driver's license? Do you have your registration insurance? Uh, >> yeah. >> Audrey, how much do we have to drink tonight? Uh, >> maybe a little. >> A little bit. How about just a little bit? A bottle of wine. >> Bottle of wine. Okay. Yes, sir. >> All right. Do me a favor. Stay in the car for me. I'll give you a warning for the lane stuff. Okay. But I'll be right back. Okay. I got your stuff. I'll be right back. Okay. >> There should be a warning. >> When the officer confronted Audrey about her possible impairment, she didn't hide the fact that she drank a whole bottle of wine, which is not a little by any means. At that point, the cop went back to his vehicle. And as he was checking Audrey's paperwork, he had an interesting chat with his colleague. >> Where you hiding? All right. You on for another little bit? >> How long you on for? >> Till 12. >> Till 12. Okay. Well, then you're going to be hanging around with me for a little bit and I'm doing a signal one investigation. >> You're bad. >> Yeah. This one's bad. She's all over the road. It's bad. Get ready. >> Does she see? >> Yeah. Yeah. 100%. >> Okay. >> How's she sound so far? >> Yeah. >> I'm glad you're with me cuz this is the >> Okay. >> The only the other person to be here would be bored with this trainee, but I'm glad you're here. >> Okay. >> So, just I'll get you out of here so they can unless you want me to call him. I'm not I don't know if he's on anything. >> Yeah, you can call him if you want. >> Well, no. I just I don't want to tie you up because we're going to be here, man. >> At least I haven't seen a DIY. >> I mean, if you want It's good for everybody, though. >> Yeah, exactly what I say. >> I've seen you back in the day. >> We always My front lights nowadays. >> The officer was lucky to have his buddy stop by right at that moment and help him continue the investigation. But it wasn't until they got back to the suspect that it became painfully obvious just how drunk she really was. I'll just let them do all the other stuff. >> What's up? >> I want to do all the other stuff. >> No, no. I just want the I want the new guy to watch. I'm not I don't I don't let them take this. He's going to watch. >> Oh, no. No, >> stop in my car to put your fingerprints on it. Come on. >> Well, I mean, that's I just put my clipboard. >> I know what you do. Come on. I'm not stupid. >> Okay. Oh, do we step out of the vehicle for me? >> Yes, sir. >> Light your cigarette and step on out. >> I don't smoke a cigarette, though. >> You can smoke a cigarette. I already know what's going on. I'm not like I'm not wanted for anything. And what the are you doing? >> Audrey was clearly very intoxicated. And aside from the fact that she was slightly rude, she acted like she really didn't care that she was being investigated for DUI. She made no attempt to hide her condition or the fact that she drank alcohol. And as a matter of fact, compared to many other suspects, she was actually quite pleasant. >> I already checked your driver's license. You're not wand for anything. Okay. My concern lies in other places right now. >> Yes, sir. I pulled you over for hear me out, okay? I have to I have to explain it to you. Okay. I pulled you over because the driving pattern is abnormal. Okay. I know. I'm concerned. >> I will give you that. >> I'm concerned. Okay. It's all over the road. >> Side to side. >> Yes, sir. >> It's a reason to make a stop, but my concerns were maybe we're sick. There's something wrong with the car or we may be driving while on pair. Okay. >> So, time out. That leads to the next part where I made I made a traffic stop and I made >> Yeah, I This isn't going to work if we keep trying to talk over each other. Okay. So, let me finish and then I'll let you speak. I'll answer any question you have. Okay. Make contact with the window in the vehicle. Okay. You're very pleasant. You give me your paperwork. No problems there. >> There's the overwhelming odor of alcoholic beverage coming from the window vehicle as I speak to you coming from your Okay. I asked you how much you had to drink. You said you had a little bit to drink. Okay. Yes, sir. >> Not illegal to have a drink and then try to run errands, do whatever you got to do, drive your vehicle. Okay. >> I'm a bartender. >> You're a bartender. Understood. It's not illegal to have a drink. I have to shift drink. Whatever the case is. Okay. >> At one point, the officer noticed she had completely zoned out. Her attention was drawn to several bikers nearby. And that's when she revealed she was a 1enter in the outlaws, a notorious motorcycle gang. >> I want to make sure that it's safe enough for you to get back in your car. Audrey, look at me. I'm talking. >> No, I'm looking at these dudes. >> Okay, >> dude. I'm a 1enter, >> okay? >> I'm looking at these mother right now, >> okay? >> Like I come from outlaws and >> Okay, >> I'm just telling you where I come from in my life, okay? >> Understand? And I'm watching them. >> I understand. Okay, Audrey. >> I'm outlaws. >> Understood. You're outlaws. Okay. There could be a little bit of mutual respect here, though. Okay. So, you're outlaws and I'm concerned that we may have too much alcohol tonight. We should be driving. Okay. >> I agree with you. >> And my what I'm hoping to accomplish right now, sir. >> What I'm hoping to accomplish through the use of standardized field sobriety tasks is for you to show me that you're able to get in your car, safely drive home from this place, wherever that may be. Okay. So, are you willing to participate? Show me you're able to drive a car. >> A mile from the house. Doesn't matter if you're in your driveway, I'd still have the same concerns. Okay. >> 1enter is a term used for violent criminals as opposed to the 99% of bikers who are law-abiding citizens. Audrey's biker persona was probably the reason that she felt so comfortable being investigated. It goes well with the style, and so does rebellion. >> So, Audrey, are you willing to fade? She'll be able to drive car. >> Is that a no? >> No. Why? Why is that? [music] >> It's not my thing to do it. >> You're not going to do it? Okay, I understand. But here's the deal. Okay, we're going to let that ring because I can't answer your phone. >> No, I'm not. Yes, I can answer my phone. >> We're not going to answer that question. >> You cannot You can't tell me I can't answer my phone. >> You cannot do that. Don't put your hands on me. >> Do not put your hands on me. >> You're under retro DUI, Audrey. >> All right, >> put the cigarette down. Drop the cigarette. >> Guys, got her. I got her. Okay. You are under DUI. Okay. >> For a DUI? >> Yes. Absolutely. I wanted to explain to you that I have to make a decision based on what you've given me. And what you given me is a really poor attitude, the overwhelming odor of alcoholic beverage from your breath. And now >> all this totally totally honest, sir. You're under arrest. >> I got you, man. >> I got you. >> Do you have anything in the vehicle? You can >> I got you. >> Okay. >> The cops had no trouble handcuffing her. And for a 1enter, she didn't really put up a fight. But as they took her to a squad car, she had some really choice words for them. >> That's all I got to say is go yourself. >> Good. Gotcha. >> Yeah. I got you. >> Piece of >> I live here. So do I. >> I've been a resident forever >> and you're going to leave my You better call my man and tell him. No. >> Have a seat. >> You're going to call me. >> Call my man and tell my Give him you little >> go have a seat. Little >> seat. >> Fly back. There you go. >> You >> There you go. >> I got you. I got you. My first time. >> Yeah, we know. >> 112 still be under arrest. >> Signal one. >> Signal one. >> I'll be right here shortly. >> I'm not hammer. >> As they approached the suspect's vehicle, the arresting officer remembered that he hadn't turned on the recorder inside his squad car. as he quite aptly put it. This was a good one and he didn't want to miss it. >> Let's go to the car. >> Oh, look at my record rod. Oh, this is a good one. Get out of my way. >> Call my man, you stupid. >> Dude, I told you told you not to go anywhere. >> Like, you're pissing me the off. There ain't nothing in the mother car. >> Let's see if these are open. Oh, no. It's open. It's >> open. Salt. >> Pull the car apart. There ain't nothing in there. Nothing. >> Definitely a good one to get off the street. >> Oh, dude. That was dangerous, man. Telling you. >> Hey, thanks for stopping by. >> Said she's longer than a mile from home. >> Yeah, like I said, that that's unacceptable to me. I'll see you, man. >> Karma's a mother. That's all I got to say. and I'm wishing every evil I can on your >> Audrey was taken to jail and charged with DUI, refusing a breath test, battery on law enforcement, and refusal to sign a summons. Thanks for sticking with us till the very end. We hope you enjoyed our breakdown of these crazy Karens turning simple citations into felonies. Feel free to leave a comment below and join us again next time. I don't