What's the problem? >> Problem is you stop me and mainly I never get stopped. >> You have no plates on the car. Makes pretty sense to me. >> I got hit by a damn school bike. I don't ever put plates on the car. >> Oh wow. >> Do it make sense. >> The lawsuit's coming against you. Know that. >> Why you tweaking my arm? [screaming] >> Don't touch me. Do not do not >> stay down. Stay down. >> Contrary to popular belief, even men can be total Karens. After all, anyone, regardless of gender, can be an obnoxious and entitled bully. These male Kairens might think they're untouchable, but when the cuffs come out, the illusion is shattered. On the 5th of May 2025 in Florida, a man decided he could park his van wherever he wanted, even if it blocked the entire road. And the moment an officer confronted him, the man snapped, turning incredibly aggressive and threatening to shoot the cop. >> Move your van now. Move your van and I'm going to take you to jail. Simple as that. >> Move the van now. >> Take me to jail. >> Move the van now. Take this. >> Move the van now. >> Are you refusing to move the van? All right, I'm going to I'm going to tow it. You're refusing to move the van. >> Hey, listen. >> Are you refusing to move the van? >> We're not playing this game right now. We have better things to worry about than you being a child and leaving your truck, your van on the roadway, blocking the roadway. I'll tow it all you want. >> These people want our goddamn >> Okay. Well, then you call us and if you have an issue, you're not going to do this. >> I did call >> When? >> Huh? >> When? I called you 3 days ago. >> Okay. Well, I wasn't working, so I can't speak on that. But you cannot just block the roadway. I will tow this if you if you want to continue. So, come and move your van and act like an adult. >> The man's van was blocking the road. But he couldn't have cared less. While it wasn't the crime of the century, it was certainly inconsiderate. And instead of just listening to the officer, he got really defensive, insisting other people had parked the same way, as if that somehow excused him. >> I am. >> No, you're not. You're blocking the van like a child. You're blocking the roadway like a child. >> This is my road. >> This is not your road. >> Yes, it is. >> It is not your road. >> It is not your road. >> Move your van now or I will tow it and you will have to pay the toe. I'm not playing this game. I I don't understand what's so funny about it. We have more important things to go deal with and you're having us come out here because you want to block the roadway with your van. There's it's it's it's >> it baffles me. >> This is my road. >> It's not your road. There's other residents down this road. This is not your road. >> I don't give a >> Okay then. Next time I will tow it. >> About my when they park over here. >> Well, I wasn't here when that if you were here. If you called us and I was >> about when they park over here. >> Okay. If I was here working, I would have take care of it. But I wasn't working that day. >> Did they GIVE ABOUT WHEN THEY park here? >> You're going to move the van or what? >> I'm going to move it >> now. The neighbors must have been fed up with the man already because he was acting like he owned the entire street just because his driveway touched it. That's not how driveways work. And they don't give you rights to the road. When the officer told him he was acting like a stubborn child, he was absolutely right. >> Move it when I get ready. >> No, you're going to move it now or I'm going to get a tow truck. Come here. Move it right now. >> Get a tow truck. >> Okay. >> Go back to your house. Go back to your house if you're not going to move it. Move your van. I'm not playing your game. Go. What are you down? No, I'm not playing your goddamn games neither. >> Go. >> Have you been drinking? >> Oh my god. >> Does it care if I've been drinking or not? >> Cuz you're not going to drive. Go over there. Go over there. You're not going to drive or I'll take you to jail. >> Go inside. If you've been drinking, >> you're not going to move your van. >> Then you move it. >> No, I'm going to get tow truck. That's what's going to happen. >> You move it. >> Go. >> No, I'll move your van for you. >> All right, then move it. >> Move it. Move it backwards. >> Go ahead. >> Move it backwards. >> You're not going to get in the vehicle if you've been drinking. You're not Don't go in the vehicle. I will move the van for you if you really go back over there. Go back over there. Go ahead. We will move it. >> Go back over there. >> Instead of calling for a tow truck, the cop decided to just move the van himself. He'd only have to back it up a few yards to clear the road. That being said, the man couldn't do it himself because he was way too drunk. >> I don't give a I'm not going to. It's It's not blocking the roadway anymore. So, >> leave a word is if you block the roadway again, I will tow it. >> Sorry. Could you say that again? He's on his own property now. That way. That way. That way. Stop moving the truck. Move it back now. I won't take you to jail. Move it back. Instead of reversing the van like the officer told him, he drove the van forward and tried to block the road again. It was the kind of petty defiance you'd expect from a spoiled toddler instead of a full-g grown adult. Every move the man made was challenging the cop's authority. >> If you have an issue, call us. Don't take it that far cuz I don't want to come back over here just because you want to be a child about it. Who the you think you are? >> I don't care who you are. I will arrest you. I will take you time you come over here. >> Yeah. >> I will load and shoot your >> Oh, okay. >> All right. >> Okay. Okay. My back. What you trying back? Can't fight back now. Now you're going to jail. >> Threatening to shoot an officer isn't just dumb, it's downright idiotic. The cops have been ready to just walk away from him and let him get on with his day, but he just couldn't let it go. Instead, the man talked himself right into a jail cell. >> You hurt my arms. >> Okay, get on your side. >> Sit up. Let me help you out. Sit up. Ow. You got anything in your pockets? >> All right, get up. Ready? 1 2 3. >> Let's go to the car. [snorts] >> That was a stupid comment you made. >> Where's my dog? >> Delta 312. Delta 33. >> What about my dog? >> 313. I got scared. >> What about my dog? >> Well, I'll call the town. What's up? What's up? >> You need medical? >> Huh? You >> need an ambulance? What? >> You need an ambulance? >> Yes. >> For what? I I I have COPD. >> Okay. >> I have uh high blood pressure. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'll get in. Let's come take a look at you. Sit down. >> All right. >> Okay. Sit down. >> All right. I got you my door. >> I will do all that for you. Sit down. >> Watch [cough and clears throat] your head. >> Come on. >> Come here. [snorts] >> He's not going with you. So, you got to slide yourself. slide there. I >> He didn't seem to be in the best of health, but they'd already called EMS to check him over before taking him to jail. He told the cops he had high blood pressure and also COPD, which is a kind of lung disease that causes breathing difficulty. >> So, he's intoxicated. Told me he's going to shoot me. Clip on me and then Yeah. Wasn't at all. >> He did. It's on camera, but um I was explaining if he has COPD and high blood. >> Okay. >> No, I see you. >> You're good. I got you. >> How's it going, man? >> Not too bad. >> Oh, I'm not very >> You're all right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You have high blood pressure? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. High blood pressure. >> Man, what do you want to do with your dog? Do you want us to call the pound for them to pick it up or if you find inside? drugs. >> He'll be fine inside. >> AC and some of that food. Does he have AC and food? >> He's got uh >> Okay, we'll put him back inside. >> When the cops arrested the man, his dog looked confused, but thankfully it didn't react aggressively. Arresting a person with a protective dog is a real concern because a dog can turn dangerous in a second. Luckily, this wasn't one of those times. >> Um, he's t heart, so normal adult heart rate range, 60 to 100. He's in the 130s. It's nothing crazy. Um, you know, and I'm assuming a little worked up. >> Yeah, we got to take him down. >> Sure. Um, so all of that kind of >> would tie into that. I don't know what that means for you transporting him or whatever. >> Everything we can see, he's not having a heart attack, you know, blood pressure slightly, not crazy elevated. >> Um, so I am comfortable if you're good with taking him. >> Um, I'm just asking before we cancel the rescue. >> You're good. I mean, if you guys are able, you guys good to clear them. Fine. Then they have nurses at the jail. >> They arrested the man and took him to jail. In the state of Florida, threatening an officer can get you up to a year in jail, a year of probation, and a $1,000 fine. If it's a second or subsequent offense, the penalty can be much more harsh. On June 28th, 2025, a drunk male, Karen, decided to cause chaos at Orlando International Airport. After being denied boarding, the man refused to leave. The cops tried to remove the man calmly, but he just cranked up the drama, turning a simple situation into a full-blown spectacle. >> What's going on, sir? >> Hello. >> Oh, thank God you're here. >> Thank God. >> All right. So, I sat down. She pulled me out. >> No, I was not already. >> Where did you sit down when you said I sat down? >> This is where I sat down. >> Hey, what's up? What we got going on? >> Well, we had to take him out of the plane because he's intoxicated as you can see. Um, >> okay. >> After he got out, he didn't want to hear it. He said, "Why? Why? Why?" And when I was trying to explain to him and he knew that he was not going inside, >> he started this that he left, came back. He left. >> Yep. >> He left and came back. >> Okay. So, you guys are all done. >> No. He couldn't even walk. He go nowhere. >> The airline staff let the man know he'd get a refund even though he had no one to blame but himself. He was the one that acted rude and aggressive, but he was acting like he was the victim. >> I used to work for Boeing for 8 years. >> Okay. >> Can I have G2? >> I'm just telling you. I went to the bar. I took a couple of shots. >> I just want to get on the plane here and just relax. Right. She wants to keep me off. >> Did they deny you? Because >> don't escalate. No, no, no. Don't escalate. I didn't say when I got >> I'm asking you. Did they say >> I sat down and I didn't find something to hold on to reason for them to think >> I was not ready. >> Yeah. So, listen. This is the deal. This is the deal. It's a private company. >> It's pass overdue. >> It's a private company. >> I don't give a I'm making too much money. I don't give a [ __ ] Just don't put me in handcuffs. let me get on another flight after this. >> Yeah. Okay. >> It wasn't clear if he'd actually worked at Boeing for eight years, but it really didn't matter. Nothing could excuse his behavior and certainly not a job title. Things started off pretty calmly, but the longer the cops dealt with the man, the more aggressive he got as things bubbled to the surface. >> We're not doing verbal assault. >> Do me a favor. I don't like your hand extended towards me. You're going to stay calm and you're going to stop cursing. >> Don't do that. >> You're I'm going to do whatever I want. You're going to You're going to correct yourself. You're not going to >> You're going to correct yourself and I'm going to do what I'm doing. >> You're going to correct yourself. >> Okay. What I'm telling you is this. >> I'm educated. What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? >> You are not going to manipulate the law. >> What's your name? >> Manipulate the law. >> I'm not manipulating the law. What I'm saying is aggressive. >> If your hand gets close to my face, >> there's going to be no more talking. Plain and simple. >> Okay. So, >> all right. I'm not going to talk to you about that anymore. Plain and simple. I'm saying stop using your hands and pointing at him. That's what we're trying to say. >> People use their hands when they're verbalized. >> I'm I'm giving you a forewarning. >> If you take an offense, that's your personal issue. >> All right. [clears throat] And we will deal with that with your Sorry. >> We will. No. No. We will deal with it personally with our hands. >> We will go to jail and for 10 days. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Let's start. >> Do me the favor. >> Let's start walking. Let's start walk. >> Let's go. No. You're getting put out. You're getting put out. Let's go. >> Do me the favor. Out of society for Let's go. >> Give me the vacation. Let's go. >> Let's go. But I'm just saying. >> Yeah. I don't want to talk to you. >> We got to go. >> Don't want to talk to you. >> I do not. >> You didn't want to talk to me a second ago either. >> Just walk. >> No, I did. >> Turn and walk because he's going to go back. >> Don't touch me. >> Well, don't turn towards me, right? >> You're going to fall. Turn around and walk. >> The situation only escalated because he refused to follow simple orders. He'd been told he was getting a refund and that he could catch another flight, but instead he chose to make a bad day worse by acting incredibly arrogant. So, at that point, the cops started walking him to the tram. If >> I need to go out, then let me know. >> We're going to do what we do. You You have no say. You have All right, let's go. >> No, no, no. >> Let's go. >> Don't touch me. Do not do not >> stay down. Stay down. >> Stay down. >> Got you. Go. not to go this way, sir. >> I know. >> I was just trying to leave. >> Oh, >> I was just trying to leave. >> You want to assault me? >> The man took quite a spill on the airport's hard floor. He may have gotten hurt, but he got what he deserved. He shouldn't have pointed in the cop's face or sworn [music] at him. And then came the cries of assault, one of the go-to claims for a Karen. Whenever you're ready, >> can't get up. >> Just get up on your knees. >> Hey, can you let me get up on myself? >> No, you can't. It's impossible. >> No, no, I will. >> No, you won't. Just listen. Just listen to what we're saying. Stop talking and listen. Listen, listen. We're going to help you up to your knees. But let me get on my butt. Lift me up. >> No, no, no. You're going to do what we say. We're going to lift you up to your knees. We're going to lift you up to your knees >> and then you're going to get on your feet. Let's go. >> All right, let's go. >> Simple, right? >> Can I get my ticket right there? >> Yeah. Not while I'm standing right there. Back up. >> I'm going this way. >> I don't want to get kicked in the face. I'm >> going this way. >> Oh. All right. >> As the officers escorted him out, people in the terminal actually started cheering, which said a lot about what a nuisance he'd been. But as they led the man away, he kept up his Karenike rant as he [music] was determined to have the last word. >> I didn't hear nothing. >> You were itching for it. [snorts] >> Yeah, I know. >> Go ahead, bro. I got an attorney. You're >> okay. >> Go ahead, dude. Tonight's tonight. Me up. [snorts] Punch me. Handcuff me. Whatever. I got an attorney. You're a piece of >> I didn't do. >> Watch your language, sir. >> There are children language. Your children. >> Yeah. Okay. >> This is America. Freedom of speech. If they're offended by >> Tell yourself that tonight. >> I'm a polite person. I'm not violent. I have no history of assault. I'm just terrified of No, you're racist. Hey. Hey. I'm going to follow up on you. Trust me, I know DAS and I know mayor. Trust me, you got the wrong one. The man insisted he was a very polite person, despite the fact that he spent the last 10 minutes shouting and swearing at the cops and being denied boarding for a flight for being aggressive towards staff. When describing this Karen, polite was probably the last word anyone would use. >> I tell you right now, do not spit on us. >> I'm not trying to spit out my teeth. I got >> I got no front teeth. >> You're not You don't have to scream or talk. >> You want You want to sit? >> No, but you're >> You want to sit? You want to say >> I I do. >> Dude, I got family in the business. >> Okay. >> You're not aggressive. >> Well, do me a favor. When you get a hold of this bike, put it. >> No. Show your people in the business and show them how respectful you are to law enforcement. >> And by this, how am I arrested? >> You're arrested right now? >> Because I know someone tell you you got arrested. What law? Under what law? >> Under public intoxication. >> Under every law. >> What law? Every law. >> Every law. >> Because look, dude, I have an attorney and you're >> Oh, no. >> No, no, no. You think has changed. >> Oh, no. >> No, no, no. Change. >> Oh, no. >> All it is is about people wanting to pursue it. >> And I'm going to pursue it just for the principle. was >> I didn't I didn't assault nobody. >> Okay. >> What >> did you hear? The round of applause in the in the >> What? A round of applause? >> Yeah, exactly. >> He demanded the officer's badge number so he could report him, but the man must have been super drunk because he didn't even hear the applause from the passengers after the cops arrested him. They eventually got the man to a squad car. >> We're going to take your backpack off you. Okay, >> it don't matter. Yeah, I got >> Hey, do whatever the want. You're corrupted. >> I didn't do wrong, but you're the one. >> Officer Klein. >> Hey, you'll be in a good position. >> Have you lean over a little bit? >> I didn't do [ __ ] >> Lean over a little bit. Take this off. >> What? You want to in my lean over a little bit? What? You can do this. Why are you doing this to me, dude? Why? I didn't do, bro. Officer Klein, thank you. Your facial expression says everything. >> You're corrupt. >> You're so scared. You're so scared. >> He told the cops he was scared of flying, which might explain why he was drinking at the bar. However, it didn't explain why he was so rude and aggressive with the staff. Fear was one thing, but the man's behavior was something else entirely. >> Officer Clyde, you're a gentleman. This >> officer >> Sonni Sandi. Mhm. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> No. >> Okay. >> 183. >> No. No. Okay. >> You can do anything in your in your best dream. >> In your best dreams. >> You think so? >> In your best dreams. >> You don't know who knows who and who knows what. >> Right. Okay. >> You don't know enough people to get on a Southwest flight, let alone your >> Okay. Congratulations. >> Congratulations. >> Have a seat. Watch your head. Watch your head. There you go. >> It don't matter. >> They charged the man with disorderly conduct and resisting without violence. While disorderly conduct is not the most severe of charges, it can still carry up to 60 days in jail. In Florida, if you resist arrest, you could face jail time or fines. By October 2025, Eric Caro had already racked up four arrests for dining and dashing that year alone. He was pretty much a local celebrity and he'd earned the nickname Slippery Eric. His MO was always the same. Order fancy drinks and pricey steaks, then slip out the door without paying. On the 28th of October, they caught the man again at the Cheesecake Factory. >> Hello. >> Hello. How are you? >> Good. Okay. >> I'm a manager at the Cheesecake Factory. So, this gentleman, he was here before shift change. So, then my new server took over, realized that there was quite a few drinks on his check. kept an eye on him just to make sure he was concerned >> and then the check to a substantial amount. So now we're keeping an eye to make sure that you know the person's going to pay for this check. And sure enough, he just got up and bailed. He said he gave his cash to a random Italian guy. I believe my restaurant has the cash. Was he by himself the whole time? >> By himself. So where was he at the bar? >> Um at a table in the bar area. My general manager is on his way over now. He says that this gentleman has done this before. It wasn't the first time he tried to get away without paying at the very same Cheesecake Factory. The man was definitely bold, but dumb. Once Eric arrived, the general manager confirmed he was the same person they thought he was. >> I said, "I put cash in a in a book like that for someone and someone took it." And then he's chasing me. I'm like, "Please leave me alone. Please leave me alone." >> What do you mean someone took it? They can review cameras. What's your name? Do you have your ID? >> I paid my tab and he chasing me around. Like, why is this kid chasing me? >> Do you have your ID on you? >> I do not have ID. Everybody knows me. >> I'm not everybody. >> Take your names out of your pockets. >> Do you have anything with your name on it? >> I do not. >> So, how am I supposed to identify you if you don't have anything with your name on it? >> And now you're identify. >> I already took >> I didn't do anything. >> We're investigating something right now. >> Investigating something. >> Sir, what is your name? This is >> What is your name? >> Getting really old cuz everybody >> What is your name? >> I need a lawyer is what my name is cuz I didn't do anything wrong. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Eric was bragging that everybody knew him. He was right, of course, but he was famous for the wrong reasons. In the last 10 months, he was called multiple times scamming local restaurants, and those were just the times he'd been caught. Who knows how many meals he didn't pay for. whatever. >> Are you going to give us your name or you want to pick up another charge? It's up to you. >> Well, I've been a lot of names. >> What is your legal name? >> What's your legal name? I never had legal birth certification. >> What is your legal name? >> Why are you cuffing me? I didn't do anything legal. I paid my tab. >> Is your legal name? >> I paid a tab. So why are you cuffing me? >> What is my name? >> You guys are going to prosecute, right? >> I mean, ideally, we just wanted to give the cash. >> He's not going to He doesn't have no cash on him. So, >> the general manager on >> I would I would hope that you want to prosecute because now we're have a guy that doesn't want to give his name up. Doesn't want to participate. Said he pays his tab. We know he didn't pay his tab. So, I mean, other way other than them not learning their lesson and just doing whatever they want, that's our options. >> The manager seemed reluctant to press charges on him. He just wanted the man to pay his bill and leave the restaurant. If that was the case, calling the cops scene pointless. It was the fifth time they'd caught him that year, and if he didn't face consequences, he'd be doing it again. >> Why you yanking me around, mother? >> I'm not yanking you around. >> You know who I am. >> I don't. Yeah, you do. >> No, I don't. Who are you? >> Hell, everybody knows who I am, man. I don't know who you are. [ __ ] Why you yaking me out? What are you arresting me for? >> Give me a lawyer. >> You are being detained. >> Give me a lawyer. >> Give me a lawyer right now. Detained for what? You psycho. >> Detained for what? >> For defrauding. >> Defrauding psycho. Fake. You psych. Fakes. What are you talking about? Defraing what? You sex fake? Who's that little running around like a little chicken after me out of a restaurant that's not even his? >> What are you talking about? You're illegal. >> Put your chest up against the door, >> motherucker. Man, I'm not doing this [ __ ] no more. You fakes. You keep doing this to me, man. >> Spread your legs. >> You know who the I am. >> Spread your legs, >> [ __ ] You frauded me. >> Spread your legs. >> You and your frauded me in my restaurant. [ __ ] you, man. >> The man demanded a lawyer, but whoever got that job would have to do an impossible task in court and try to prove the man was innocent. Not to mention, it had all been caught on camera. Whatever the case, it was clear the cops had grown tired of the man. >> I didn't do anything. >> Put your chest on the door. That's it. Shut your mouth. Don't do that. That's it. That's all you have to do. >> Hey, don't touch me, man. >> Don'ting touch me. You're a bunch ofes. >> Do you Have you seen >> Everyone has a gun in this state. Everybody knows me. You keep doing this to me. >> We don't know you. >> This is the fifth time you've done this to me. >> The fifth time. >> Yeah. You, man. >> Have you seen him before? >> Why is he me over a tab? >> Everyone's got a gun in this thing. >> Take a photo of his face, please. Since he kept refusing to give the officers his name, they took a photo of his face to help identify him. With the man's lengthy rap sheet, it wouldn't be hard to find the man in the database. >> Your legs, >> mother you are done, >> right? >> I don't owe tabs to know, do I? >> I don't owe tabs to no one. Do I? >> I don't. >> What's my name? What's my name? Don't touch me. Don't do that. >> You're a bunch of [ __ ] >> You owe me t. >> As far as Eric's vocabulary went, it wasn't that wide. He was going back [music] and forth between the same two swear words like a broken record. And the more the man kept yelling, it was clear he had nothing intelligent to say. The officer tried to put him in a squad car, but he continued resisting. Little are molesting me out for a a legend. A tab, sir. >> Sir, pay my tab, please. >> A tab for a meal. >> Well, you can't slamming me for your tab, >> [ __ ] Don't touch my gold. >> I thought you couldn't pay your >> You for nothing. >> Get in the car. >> Maybe you're in the wrong world. >> Wrong world. Wrong world now. >> You're in the wrong room. >> They arrested the man and he was later charged with defrauding a food operator under $1,000 and resisting an officer without violence. On September 11th, 2025 in Western Springs, Illinois, the cops pulled a man over at a school. He disobeyed an officer's directions and was improperly using lanes. Instead of just cooperating, the man got very defensive, rambling at the officer and flat out refusing to give his license. >> Driver's license and proof of insurance right now or I'm going to pull you out of the car and I'm going to arrest you. >> You are not doing >> for no reason. >> No, for the reason >> for coming up the middle and pulling in, but I told you you can't. You came up the middle. I'm telling you right now, you're making this You're making this a lot worse for you. >> You are making this a lot worse from you. No, you are getting a ticket. You are getting a ticket. I don't care. You could tell the judge you're sorry. Don't tell me you're sorry. >> When you go to court, you're getting a ticket. Pull your car over right now. >> The officer warned the man that by law, he'd have to hand over his license or risk getting arrested. The cop was there to protect kids in a school zone from irresponsible drivers like this guy. But he was somehow acting like he was exempt from being stopped. >> Let me tell you something. If you don't give me your driver's license, you're going to get arrested. You understand me? >> No, I'm not. I don't understand you. >> Yeah, you will be arrested. is wrong. Okay. Okay. >> 387. I'm going to need another car out here. Correct. Some some something. >> When the other person gets here, you are getting arrested, >> dude. But I don't know the law. >> Then you shouldn't be driving. >> No. >> If you don't know the rules, then you should not be driving. >> Look, this guy this guy >> because I'm dealing with you. Telling you, sir, when they get here, you are getting arrested. >> Arrested for what? >> And I'm towing your car. >> Arrested for >> I told you already. This is not the place to argue the ticket. >> I'm not arguing. >> You're arguing. You're arguing with me. No. Sorry, he's not good enough at this point. >> There's a way. I thought I thought No way. See that sign? See that sign that right there? It says not a student drop off. You're not supposed to do it. >> The man claimed he just moved to the area and that he didn't know the rules. Sadly for this guy, ignorance of the law is no excuse. On top of that, when the officer told him he couldn't stop in that area, he'd been dropping his kids off at school and he still did it anyway, insisting it was his first time. All right. Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> I got to give you my >> Step out of the car. >> I got to give you >> Step out of the car. >> No. No. No. Sir. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> This is my driver license. >> Out of the car. >> This is my driver license. >> Get out of the car. >> Turn around. Put your hands where you >> turn around. Put your hands resisting. >> Do you have any guns, knives, bombs? >> Give me my Give me my foot. My foot. My foot. >> Sit. Stay in the car. >> Get in the car. >> We'll get all that. Don't worry. Here. You make it big. >> You're making it big. >> I'm not sorry. Yes. >> I'm not sorry. >> You're not sorry. I know you're not sorry. Get down. Sit down. >> This is my license. Sit up. Sit up. My driver license. >> Sit up. My driver license. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> This my >> You're going to Now you're under You're going to jail and we're towing your car. >> Sit. Sit. >> He just had to wait for the cuffs to come out to finally pull out his license. If he'd just done that earlier, he might have walked away with a simple ticket for a traffic violation. But like the Karen that he was, he decided to argue his way into the back of a squad car. >> You're being charged. Not only are you getting a ticket, but now you're also under arrest. I'm not explaining anything else to you right now. I'm not doing it. >> Why? Why you making me? >> Why you make me? >> You made this. >> Why you make it big? >> I'm not talking. I'm talking bad. You have bad day. Do you? >> No. I'm good. I follow the law. We just move here. That's not not one month ago. You're getting you're getting a ticket for traffic. That's all. No. No. >> No. >> Okay. >> You're going to court. >> No. No. I >> You're going to go in front of a judge now. >> When you stop me, I I need to listen what I did wrong. You told me and I told you. >> That's why I looking for >> And you argued with me. >> No. I I >> No. And then you argued with me. >> I thought I thought Here's here's the problem. Here's the problem. You don't stop talking and you don't listen. Okay? You don't stop talking and you don't listen. That's your problem. I told I I told you multiple times the reason why you can't. >> See, this is what I'm talking about. But you keep talking over me. And I told you >> and you said, "No, I'm not going to be okay. I'm done. I'm done. This is the last time. I'm done. I'm done. You could you could you could you could you >> This is so stressful with you. Sir, sir, do you need to do your job? I I >> Oh, I'm doing my job. All right. >> Oh, I'm doing my job. All right. >> Even as the officer read his Miranda rights to him, he just wouldn't be quiet. It was like magically he thought his endless rambling might get him out of trouble when in reality he was just making things worse. A second officer stepped in to try and reason with him. >> Why would you resist and why would you fight? That's the question. I'm not asking you these questions. You think about these, right? I'm not I'm not asking any questions. You think about >> Siri, it's absolutely useless. This is what the whole time is >> how I'm useless. All I'm useful. >> You don't need to hear the the second part or the second the second part. You don't need to hear you need to hear yourself only. No, this is No. >> Next time, >> don't all the advice I'm going to give you in the future. In the future, >> do not fight with the police. The officer explained to the man that all that week, the parents have been told to not drop their kids off in that spot. A lot of the parents argued and yelled and even swore at the staff. That's why the cop had been stationed there to stop other entitled parents from doing the very same thing. >> I don't think you're a bad guy. I really don't. I want you to know that. I don't think you're a bad guy. >> All right. This was completely like this got escalated, right? But not by me, right? I believe that you escalated when you refused to give me your driver's license, >> right? >> And he argued with me, okay? And and we're we're entitled to do that, right? But I'm out there for a reason. To stop people from from dropping off their kids. >> They charge the man with resisting arrest, improper lane usage, disobeying an officer, and failing to provide a driver's license. For someone who could have just handed his license over and driven off with a ticket, he'd really gone out of his way to rack up a slew of charges. On May 2nd, 2025 in Northbrook, Illinois, the cops pulled a car over for not displaying a rear license plate. It should have been a very simple traffic stop, but the driver was a full-blown Karen and things were a lot more chaotic than they had to be. >> Who looking for this? >> The license plate. >> Perfect. Right. Yeah. Thank you. >> I'm mine. >> All right. I have to read it. >> What's the problem? >> Problem is stop me and lamely. I never get stopped cuz >> you have no plates on the car. Makes pretty sense to me. >> I got hit by a damn school bike. How the I'm going to put plates on the car. >> Oh, wow. >> Do it make sense. >> So, you're the only car on the You're only the car on the on the roadway that doesn't need license plates. Can I see your license plate? >> It's a It's one in the front. >> Perfect. Thank you. The officer checked the front license plate and then read it back to dispatch so they could run it through the system. Just a routine step to make sure the plate was legal. But given the driver's hostile attitude, nothing about this stop was going to be routine. >> Can I see a driver's license, sir? >> Nah. Nah. >> All right. Can I see an ID? >> Nah. Thanks for me. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Yep, I do. >> Can I see it? >> No. >> Why is that? >> Cuz I'm in a rush to go somewhere and you stop me from going where I got to go. Well, you're going to keep waiting here longer if you don't show me an ID. When you get pulled over in the state of Illinois, you have to show driver's license and insurance. So, if you don't >> I know, but in all honesty, I only have to show when you have a reasonable reason to stop. >> Yeah. You didn't have points on your >> I literally got hit by school bus and I still somehow drive a vehicle every day to work. >> Do you have insurance? >> Do you think I am going to not ride with the plate in the back of the car like I'm supposed to cuz I can't put it on the back of the car? Do you have insurance or a driver's license or an ID? >> They're not handling it, but you can see it. Look. >> The officer again asked the man for his insurance and after a little more stalling, he pulled it up on his phone, still muttering and being difficult. By that point, the cop wasn't taking chances and he had backup on standby. >> Yeah, stand by. He's not being cooperative. >> You damn right I ain't. >> Still trying to figure that out. insurance. You can't touch my phone, but you can see it. >> Uh-huh. Uh-huh. >> Thank you. And I need to see your ID again. Okay. >> No, you don't. No, you don't. You saw everything you needed to see. Now, I shall be on my way because I have >> If you drive away, you're going to get arrested. >> For what? For what? >> For not providing proper information. >> FOR WHAT? I PROVIDED the right information. >> What you looking for? What you looking for? Why are you trying to touch my door? >> No. Mike, what are you doing? WHY ARE YOU TRYING TO BREAK MY DOOR? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. I'M GOING TO GET YOU OUT OF THIS. >> WHAT AM I DOING? >> HEY, just cooperate. >> What about touching? Can you stop? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> YOU'RE LITERALLY, >> BRO. MY BACK IS LITERALLY HURT FROM THE LAST TIME I GOT IN AN ACCIDENT. DON'T EVER YOU TOUCH ME, BRO. WELL, if anyone needed a lesson on how not to react when the cops pull you over for a simple traffic stop, right here's the video tutorial. By the looks of it, the man had a driver's license and also a rear license plate. But the reason why he might land in jail was due to his actions. >> I've done Bro, >> why did you escalate all this? Okay, >> y'all escalated it cuz I've done nothing. >> I've done nothing. >> Hold on. Just >> not even take a breath. No. >> Take a breath. >> Bro, what am I being arrested for? What? >> I'm not being arrested. >> For what? >> For what? You just tried to slam that door on me. I tried to close my door. >> Yeah, exactly. And I was standing in it. >> Why? Why were you standing in it? What are you looking for? >> There we go. All right. Take a breath. Take a breath. >> Can you stop touch Can you TELL HIM TO LET me go? >> Can you tell him to let me go? >> He wanted the officer to do what he asked him and tell the other officer to let him go. You've got to wonder why he thought the cop might take orders from him when he himself hadn't listened to a word they said. Clearly, it was the logic of a Karen. >> Take a breath. >> Close my damn door. >> Take a breath. >> Close it. >> Hey, >> now. >> Hey, take a breath. >> I'mma count to 10 and when I get to 10, I dead. >> You're not going to do anything cuz you're handcuffed. Okay. >> So, >> two, >> take a breath. >> Three. >> Okay. >> Four. Five. Six. All right, you go in the back of the squad. >> Seven. >> All right, >> bro. I've done nothing. What the did I do? I JUST TOLD YOU. >> YOU'RE GETTING UP OVER NOTHING. All right. >> And y'all are doing all this for nothing. Cuz I have valid plates. I have valid insurance. I SHOWED YOU EVERYTHING. SO WHY THE CAN I NOT GO TO WORK? >> THE MAN showed true audacity, somehow thinking that he would count to 10 and the cops would obey his orders. When the cops found out that he worked at a school nearby, the irony was hard to miss. Given this guy's behavior, there was no way he should have been involved whatsoever in shaping students into responsible society members. >> All right, let's put him inside our squat car until supervisor gets here. >> For what? >> Determine if there's any charges and then there. >> All right, SO KEEP WALKING. >> FOR WHAT? >> YOU WANT TO GO WALK YOURSELF? >> DON'T touch me, you fat. >> Hey, I swear to God, it's cuz I'm black in a white city. Ain't it? >> Take a seat. That's fine. You >> search me now? No, >> he's uh he's being the >> I don't have it. I don't have You want to search me? Search me. Search me. >> Well, I You're going through the back of my squad. >> Search me. >> So, I want to make sure you don't have any [music] weapons on you. >> If I had a weapon on you, I would have used it on you when you decided you was going to break my door. >> Why? What would you do with your weapon then? >> I would have hurt you because you broke my door. >> You know, you're >> Because you broke my door. >> You're threatening the police. >> No, I didn't. No, I didn't. You just said if you had a weapon, you >> I said if if >> you said if you had a weapon, you would hurt me with it. >> If if >> Okay, >> but I don't. >> Threatening a cop is never a smart move. Yet, he still let the words fly. But the moment the officer confronted the man about his violent threat, you could almost see the regret washing over him. That should have been his clue to tone down his aggression, but he was a very persistent Karen. >> I swear to God, I hate you. Oo, >> you know this could have been avoided if you just >> You know what really could have been avoided? It could have been avoided if y'all really would have just did your job. >> It would have been avoided if and only if when I stated that I don't have the plate on the back of the car because I got hit by school bus. And then you had that fat right there touch my back. I'M SCREAMING BECAUSE I'M IN HELL OF PAIN RIGHT NOW. I literally have a dislocated disc and that fat mo right there just touched all over it and y'all were straining me in these handcuffs >> cuz you were fighting with a police officer. It's a smart >> I literally tried to close my door. >> It must be incredibly exhausting to go through life with the emotional range of a ragefilled toddler. Instead of calming down a bit, the man went totally berserk. And it wasn't something the cops see every day because all in one arrest, there were tantrums and also show tunes. >> Like crazy. Just cuz I'm black dead. I swear to God, I can't wait until the end of this damn year. Will not be working back at this school. Cuz in all honesty, every time I get racially profiled, and best believe, I'm suing for what he did to my back. Cuz don't touch my damn back without asking me. Please stop staring at me cuz in all honesty, I got a real staring problem right now. And it's real killer. >> I'm not sure what you're just looking, but you're yelling. >> Of course I'm yelling. My back hurts. I'm being the for no reason once again. Best believe my lawyer going to be on speed. >> The man casually let it slip that it wasn't his first time being detained. Hardly surprising though given his attitude. Whatever happened to him before, he clearly hadn't learned from it. >> You didn't charge this battery. Okay. >> How? Because y'all stop me. Cuz y'all stop me for nothing. Cuz y'all stop me for nothing. >> You have no point on the back of your car. >> Because I LITERALLY JUST EXPLAIN THAT TO YOU. DID I DID I NOT EXPLAIN THAT TO YOU? I JUST TOLD YOU MULTIPLE TIMES. >> OKAY, let me go. Let me go. >> He asked the cops to move his car for him. And then they searched the man and found his keys only for the man to claim that they'd found the wrong set. He said those keys belong to his other car. >> I think they're separate keys. >> Why are you going to put that in the other car? >> No, it's not. >> That's not to my car. Huh? That's not to my car. That's to my other car. >> Yeah. A black person with money. Yes. stupid. If it clearly ain't unlocking and locking, why would it unlock? >> Is there anything else you need from the car, sir? >> Would you like me to grab your phone and your wallet? >> My phone. My phone and my wallet and my my driver's license that that fat bastard got. >> Okay. Is that it? Phone and wallet. >> Uh-huh. >> Cuz I'm I'm calling my lawyer right now. >> Oh my god. No y'all didn't call a tow truck for my car. You youing, bro. I swear to God, I hate these people. Hate these people, bro. Cuz why is y'all to my car and I've done nothing? Damn. I swear to God, I hate you people. I [ __ ] hate you white people, bro. Hate [ __ ] out of these white PEOPLE CUZ BRO, I'VE GOT NOTHING. AND THEY TO MY CAR, BRO. The man got a laundry list of charges, including no rear license plate, obstructing a peace officer, battery, illegally tinted windows, and illegally transporting cannabis. On September 29th, 2023 in Florida, the cops responded to a welfare check after a worried neighbor reported a possible domestic abuse. The suspect, Daniel, was drunk and was making threats toward his partner. During the argument, their 2-year-old boy was nearby. >> Why am I here? Somebody called in a wellbeing check. >> Well, that would have been one of them. >> Okay. >> And trust me, I did not ever put my hands on somebody or do something. >> Okay, that's fine. >> This lady here is being weird. >> Okay, let's go up here and talk. >> No. >> Well, I'm going to talk to you away from them. >> Do not intimidate me and push up on me. >> I'm not I want to go talk to you away from the person or the people that you are claiming called in. of not claiming. Obviously, you're here for a reason. >> Yeah, I told you. A wellbeing check on everybody that's in the house. >> Okay. Well, that's the person that's in the house. >> Okay. >> Check on her. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Kurt? >> No, but I'll talk to you guys. >> Look at No, you will not talk to me. Look at her. >> Okay, then I don't I don't >> Don't tell me. Don't Don't give your directives to me. >> Talk to her then. >> Right off the bat, he became aggressive and hostile. Not a good look for someone accused of domestic assault. Instead of cooperating, he told the officer to speak to his partner, who had initially called police. She was standing across the street. >> Hello there, ma'am. >> I'm going to get just your basic information. >> I know you called like an hour ago. >> Look at what I'm doing right now. So, look at this. >> Right. >> Look at this. You >> What's your middle initial? >> Hey, do me a favor. Stand over there. I'm not in I'm not in in >> I'm I'm trying to speak >> matter. Am I Am I in hearing your investigation? >> You are right now because I'm trying to speak to her and you're getting in the middle of it. >> Shut your mouth. >> Okay. >> She filed a false report. >> Nobody's filed any kind of reports or anything. >> Why are you here then? >> Anybody can call in a wellbeing check for any reason at any time, sir. Any of your neighbors can call in a wellbeing check. Daniel's partner explained the he'd endured from him and she shared a 2-year-old son with him. The cops had called back up and they were on their way. And while they were waiting, the man interrupted the officer as he spoke to the victim, rudely inserting himself, so the other officers had to intervene. >> Um, he's been drinking, like gone on the bench for four or five days straight. He takes care of our 2-year-old while I'm at work. >> Okay. um he's just running his mouth like this threatening um to arm me. It's on text message over the phone. She heard it over the phone. Um and just in person he's been through it. He did it today. Okay. >> He said, "You're smiling. You're laughing. I'm going to you up. I'm going to punch you. I'm going to kill you." >> He seems like an absolute joy. >> So, what I'm going to recommend, there's not a lot I can do with words, >> obviously. Um, tomorrow morning, go to bound to the courthouse with all of your text messages, everything. I'll give you the case number from this and file for what's called an injunction. It's a restraining order. >> Um, the first one is for two weeks, >> okay? >> And then you'll have to go before the judge. He'll determine whether it's The first two weeks is basically no contact in anyone, 500 ft, can't come with things between you, is a child to share that. Um, it'll be I don't know what exactly the judge will term for that, but it'll be no contact at all. After the two weeks, it will be the judge will evaluate it, determine whether he needs to stay like that, whether he needs to relax it a little bit. >> The woman told the cops that on her smartphone, she had about 50 of texts from the man. The officer advised the woman to show them to the judge, who would determine the grounds for a restraining order. However, when the victim and perpetrator share a child, it can be a little bit trickier. All I know is that somebody called in a well-being check and they asked me to come down and check on everybody in the house and that's what I'm here for. >> That's it. I've treated you the same way the whole time I've been here, haven't I? >> There's no reason to There's no reason to get mad at anybody or anything like that. >> There is. I mean, somebody this person called a false report. That's not a reason to be mad. >> A false a false report has nothing to do with >> She She said I committed a crime. That's why you died. >> What crime? apparently assaulting somebody. >> Did I say that at any point? >> Yeah, you did actually. >> Why are you yelling at me? >> Get in your car and leave. >> No, I No, you're not going to tell me what to do. Unfortunately, >> why you work for me? >> No, >> I pay your salary. >> Unfortunately, I work for the people of Charlotte County. >> And who pays Port Charlotte County? Who pays that? Where does that money come from? >> When the second officer arrived, he was met by the same aggression with Daniel's chest puffed up and showing the very same aggression as when the first cop arrived. The man even started pulling that tired routine, saying he was the one that paid the cops wages. It was a super Karen moment. >> Listen, I'm going to talk to her. >> Do not come at me. >> I'm going to talk to her. >> You're going to do what you're told. You're going to do what your job is. Get to tell me what >> You're going to do what your job is. >> You don't get to tell me what to >> I do. I pay your salary. >> Where's stupid? >> Where? Tell me where you pay my salary. >> Every time I get taxed, >> huh? >> It pays your salary. >> Oh, it does. that you directly pay myself. >> No, indirectly I pay you for that. >> I need you to >> You don't need me to do I'll stand right there. Calm down. Do is walk the back over there or find out. Find out what? >> Come on. Come closer. Then >> the victim said the man was an alcoholic and that he drank while taking care of their 2-year-old. Between the woman's claims and the man's behavior that day, one thing was clear. There was no way he'd be winning father of the year. >> This is the second call we've got today. >> That's a lie. >> No, it's not. Between two people. No, it's not. >> Absolutely. >> No, it's not. I'm not the one, dude. >> Absolute lie. >> Okay. >> Go get in your car. Then arrest me. Arrest me or go get in your car. >> I tell you what, I'm going to talk to her and if that's what I need to do, then that's what I'm going to do. >> Did he make any threats to you since you've been home? >> Yes. >> Verbal threats? >> Yes. >> What did he say to you? He said, >> I think it was, I'm going to punch you in the face, or I'm going to knock you out. >> Did you feel like he was going to punch you in the face? >> I mean, he scooted up on the edge of the couch and he like balls his fist up and like gets >> Were you Were you Were you in fear that you were going to get harmed? >> I mean, yes, eventually. >> I think he keeps saying it and has been saying it over the past and especially these past four days has been consistent. um in the evenings at night time. >> Um so yeah, I'm sure at some point it will come to a time where he will actually do this. >> So he's making threats to you? >> Yes. >> And in those threats you are in fear that he has the ability to do to make to make good with us? >> Absolutely. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> At any point in time was it physical with you guys today? >> Not today. >> Not today. >> You guys been physical in the past? >> Yes. >> In Florida, mothers and fathers have the same custody rights. The cops can't force either parent to give their child up when they have them in their custody. This can only be done through a court order and only if deemed necessary. For example, in this case, they might feel that it's unsafe for the child to stay with [music] Daniel. >> You came to my house. >> Okay, that's my job. That is literally my job. >> Threaten me. How come you don't ask her questions then? Why are you being like, "Why did you file a false report?" >> We tried to talk to her, but you wanted to keep yelling and screaming and telling us what to do. So, >> shut up. My bad. We'll talk to her and ask her why she's fine. >> Again, you're not going to tell us what to do. >> All right, I'll go over and talk to her then. >> No, you're going to stay right there. >> I got to stay right here or what? >> You're going to stay right there? >> Because I'm telling you to. I'm giving you a lawful order to stay right there under arrest. If I move, you will. >> If you don't follow my direct order, yes, at this point. Yes. >> What is the lawful order? >> Do not leave your driveway. Do not approach her in any way. >> Why did you tell me I can't leave my driveway? Because >> do it. >> Just because. So if I cross this line, you're going to arrest me. >> Right or wrong. >> All righty. >> Don't move. >> I won't. >> He acted more like a toddler than a full-g grown man, pushing boundaries to see what he could get away with. The officer told him clearly to not cross the line, but the man kept testing the officers, poking and proddding them to see how far he could go before he faced any consequences. >> I'm going to explain something to you, >> Daniel. >> He's talking to you. >> No, I don't have to listen to anything. >> I was going to explain to you why you're going to jail, but if you don't want to listen, >> I promise I'm not at the end of the day go to the gal. >> No, you are. >> I'm I'm going to go there. Yeah. But you guys know your >> You want to know your charges right now, sir? Yes. >> At the very least, you're going to jail today for assault. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right >> to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have him or her with you for questioning. >> You cannot afford a lawyer. One will be appointed to you >> before any questioning. You just put handcuffs on. >> Daniel, if you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time. Shut your mouth. Shut your mouth and shut the door. >> Okay, that's horrible. You put handcuffs. >> It went from a simple welfare check to a night in jail. They charged the man with resisting an assaulting without violence. He was given a year of probation and was also required to attend a course in anger management. On the 12th of June 2025, the cops were called to the Hyatt Hotel at Orlando International Airport. Reportedly, a man there identified as Steven was yelling profanity at the front desk and threatening the staff. When the officers arrived there, he went from zero to 100 fast. >> What's going on? >> Um he he went up to the uh to our floor. He had an issue final fight and all that >> right now. He down trying to come down final fight as well, but he doesn't know you got a ticket or nothing. >> You seem calm now. I don't see any problem with you. >> Um um look, my mother just died. >> Okay. I'm sorry to hear that. >> I go to LA and then from LA I fly back to Jersey. I got a long four days ahead of me. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to put that on me. I did not. Okay. >> But this is hard right now. I didn't want to leave here. >> Okay. So, from my understanding, you're still in good shape. Nobody's trying to trespass or anything. It's not trying to refuse a room or anything like that. >> No. >> What I need you to do is just go somewhere else and just try to settle down. >> I don't know where my plate is. >> I'm trying to find out what is going on. I don't know. The lawyers handle everything. I don't know what's going on right now. >> Before the officer's arrival, it seemed like the man had calmed down a bit. That being said, it might be a very simple case they could deal with quickly and without severe punishment. But when Steven started rooting around in his bag, it put the cops on high alert. >> You got scissors in there, so >> yo, don't >> Yeah, put that back. >> Put that down. Put that down. >> Put that down. >> Put that down. >> Put it down. >> I'm telling you to put it down. All right. >> No, I'm a hair stylist. >> I understand you. Put it down cuz I don't feel comfortable you holding this right now. So, put it back and I'll let and I'll give it back to you. All right. >> Zip zip your bag up. Bro, you guys are seriously so up. Are you joking right now? I'm a hair stylist. >> I love the fact you're all >> You have an idea or not? >> Yeah, I do. >> Let me see it. >> Can I ask you why you need to see it? >> Right now, it seems to me that you don't have any business at the airport. Correct. >> I have a flight going out. >> Let me see the ticket. >> Tell me Tell me why. >> Let me see the ticket. >> Let me see the ticket. >> Put everything in your >> Excuse me. >> Let me see your ticket. It's on. >> This is going to be my third time asking you. If you don't let me see a ticket, then you will be trespassed from the airport. >> Even though Steven explained that he had scissors in his bag because he worked as a hair stylist, it was still a problem because they could easily be used as a weapon. It also didn't make sense that he took them out of his bag and showed them off for the officers. Nobody waved something sharp at the cops without expecting some trouble. >> Pick that cigarette up and put it back in your backpack. >> All right. First of all, don't order me, mother. >> Okay. You are talking your way into jail. You You're up here. I need you to calm down. >> Honestly, I give a [ __ ] where I'm from. Jersey. I'm sitting here. I don't care where you're from. >> Nothing. Nothing with >> We're obviously here because you don't know how to act. I'm walking myself. >> You need to fix. >> What do you want? It's right here. What do you want? Don't aggressively come at me >> for a cigarette. Do not come at me. You want to watch Why don't we get somebody from GSA to get my ticket? Cuz my ticket's on fire. So, there's my phone. There's my phone. My hands are up. All right. All these cameras. Let's get TSA to come here and show me where my ticket is. >> It wasn't clear if he had a ticket or not, or was just having trouble finding it, but as drunk as he was, either one could be true. He said the ticket was on his phone, though, but he wouldn't pull it up to show it to them. And don't come at me, my >> Where's your ID? >> Don't. I showed you my ID. >> Don't come at me. >> Who's coming at you? I'm telling you. You're dropping all your on the floor. >> No. >> We're telling you to put everything back together. >> Yeah. What do you want to do? >> We got called out here because you don't know how to end. >> What do you want? What do you want? >> We were just down here. We were ready to end this thing and now you want to >> No, no, no. I'm not escalating. You are. Explain to me, sir. What do you want from me right now? >> I want you to leave >> and >> I have a plane. I can't leave. >> How he actually thought that the cops were the ones escalating things was just truly baffling. As far as escalation went, he was the one refusing to show ID and swearing at the officers. The cops had been nothing but calm with him even though he was hostile towards them. >> What we need from you right now is you got to see some form of ticket, some plane ticket, cuz that means that you have business to be here, right? That's all we want to see. If you have a plane ticket and you can be civilized, you're good to go. >> All right, >> sir. I'm over civilized. >> All right. I mean, clearly right now, you're a little bit riled up, but >> you want a wife? >> You're a little bit riled up. >> One white guy. One, two, three, four, five. I got five. Four Puerto Ricans and a black guy. >> All up on me. >> So tell me why. Now I'm from Patterson, New Jersey. >> Tell me now when you want to flip-flop that how that seems wrong. You tell me when you have one white guy. >> If you want to play like that, we'll just wait for land. >> Here's my phone, sir. >> Are you going to show me the bro? Let's just wait for land. We're not going to be playing this game. >> The cops here were clearly fed up with him as he'd worked incredibly hard to make the whole thing worse. It wasn't just the cursing and his aggressive comments, but he'd also made racist comments to them, and it ultimately led to the man being trespassed. >> Mind keeping your hands out of the bag? No, >> you should. You're that weak. >> Get your hands out of the bed. >> Stop digging around. >> Are you Are you out of bed? >> I'm getting my ID. Are you >> resisting? >> Why you hurting me? >> Just like that. >> Yeah, >> I'm not hurting you. >> Just like that. >> I'm not hurting you. You >> You're a You too. Yeah, Richardson the lawsuit's coming against you. Know that. Why you tweaking my arm? [screaming] Cuz I did nothing. I went to get my ID for them and they want to be Yep. A guy with no shoes on. These are your cops. These are your cops. These are your cops. You see that? These are your cops. >> These are your cops. your cops right here, sir. Those are your cops. >> It was just a matter of time before the cops put handcuffs on him. After all, of course, you can't carry on like that and not expect consequences. And the cops could only stay calm for so long. >> Can't wait to sue all you mother. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're You think you're tough, bro. You're a >> Mhm. >> You know, Garcia, you really are. I mean, you got beat up every day in high school. You thought you were going to do something citrus county, but you're not. You know what? Cuz when you come from Jersey, like, you think you're a loser, bro. That's what you are. >> Stephen, do you have your ID with you? >> I don't know, sir. I'ming handcuffed. >> So, I don't know. >> You're being handcuffed. It's sitting. >> Why am I Why do you have to disgruntle? What do you want to do? >> Let me ask you this. What do you want to do? What do you want to do, bro? How how much did you drink today? Really? >> Way too much. >> Way too much. >> Way too much. >> You got an ID footage. >> Shut the >> Are you from wait to see your department? >> Are you from here or you different state? >> I'm from Jersey. Well, you don't even know who I am. >> I'm being very very very nice right now to all of you. I am missing a flight cuz you want to detain me. The cops searched the man's pockets, which is standard procedure before a trip to the jail house, which is where this guy was going. And rightfully so. Bro, I'm the guy that's going to bring your wholeing department down for no reason. For no reason. You're acting like the >> India bra. God take them down. >> Middle name Thomas on a whiskey mic. >> Sit down. >> I'm not >> just relax. Why are you up and down, man? >> We're chill. One one second. We're chilling. The next >> I'm chill. But this says he's somebody. >> He was eventually led to a squad car. And even at that point, he still hadn't learned to keep his mouth shut. He kept firing out insults which in no way would help the man. And what it really was was some next level care and stupidity. >> Dude, Stephen, >> relax. >> No. This motherucker wants to grab me this way. >> You feel good in your job. You feel good. You feel good. Why are we doing this? >> You feel good. You feel good. You feel good. >> I was ready to let you go on. >> I'm going out. And now you got to get in officer's faces. >> Really? Cuz I'm sitting down. What do >> you want to do? Me? Take me. See you tomorrow. Believe me, I'll make the money. I don't even give a >> I'll make the money tomorrow. We >> When did you start drinking? Honestly, >> what time is it? >> It's 1:30. >> About 4. >> 4? >> Yeah, I know. >> And you've been this up since? >> Yeah. >> Come on, dog. >> Dude, I What? Now you want to be I'm being serious. >> Yeah. >> So, put me in a car. Put me in a cab. Where we going? >> We're going in that SUV. Why? >> We're going to jail, Stephen. >> I can't wait. I can't wait. This is awesome. Oh my god, bro. I I never thought that like a $400,000 penny was coming today. >> Can you take these off? >> No, man. Watch out. Let's get this Let's get the seat belt on you here. Sit back. >> Well, take these off. >> Stephen, relax. >> Oh my god. Now I got 600,000. Can't wait. It was going to be a great day. What a great day. >> On the way to the jail house, Steven threatened the officer, saying some nasty things like, "I'm going to kill you when I get out and in a week you'll be dead." Based on the man's behavior and statements, he was later charged with disorderly intoxication, and making threats on law enforcement. Whether it's a night in a jail cell, a hefty fine, or a lengthy stint in prison, all these male Karens got exactly what they deserved when they thought they were untouchable. They were certain they could bully their way past anyone, even the cops.