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Listen up. You won't give me my goddamn feedback. >> WHERE ARE THE POLICE WHEN YOU NEED THEM? >> STOP. >> You're going to get tased IF YOU DON'T STOP. >> THEY THEY downstairs can suck these nuts. >> Not you guys. >> But they can suck these nuts. You want to see these nuts? NO, YOU GUYS WANT TO SEE THESE NUTS. HEY, >> if Karens are annoying with their sense of entitlement and superiority, their male counterparts have all of that plus physical strength. They often use that strength to bully people, even those in law enforcement. But the tough guy persona quickly fades away when the cops humiliate male Karens. >> Turn around and put your hand behind your back. Turn around. 31 1031 on the valley. >> On the 21st of March, 2025 in Florida, the cops were dispatched to a cruise ship dock. The report was about an intoxicated man acting disorderly and aggressively. He was refusing to leave the property and when police arrived, an employee briefed them on things. >> So, I have this homeless guy. >> I want to eat one. He comes over here and he sits and he asks pee customers for money or buy him alcohol. And every time I try and get him off the property, usually he's a happy drunk and tells me how much he loves me. Sometimes he gets combative. >> Okay. So, you told him to leave today? >> No, I'm done. I don't have any backup with me. So, >> Okay. Have you told him to leave before? >> Yes, multiple times. >> You told him by the Yeah, he's been told by the pro. >> So, right now he's trespassing is what I'm >> Yeah, basically. >> Well, not basically. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. last night right where he's sitting. He puked and just left it there. And >> I can't have him pukeing over there at sunset. >> Okay. >> So, where's he at? >> He's over there back at sunset, >> right next to where Mal Square is by the bridge. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Guided by the employee, the cops quickly located the suspect, Ryan. He'd made himself comfortable on the dock, enjoying the sunshine and the beautiful view in front of him. Ryan didn't look like a troublemaker. In fact, he was just calmly talking to his mother on the phone. >> Sir, >> hold on. Hold on one second. >> How you doing? >> Okay. You? >> Not good. >> Oh, what happened to you then? >> By the bow of the ship, sir. Um, well, are you a guest here? >> No. >> Okay. And previously you've been asked not to be here and intoxicated on property by the staff. >> I thought it was a public space. No, this is part of the Opal Key Resort. >> It is? >> Yes, sir. That's why they've asked you to leave on numerous occasions. >> No, no, numerous. He only told me the one night. He says, "Come back the next day." >> And in fact, you can ask him. >> Do you have Do you have ID with you? >> No. >> You have no ID? >> He said I could go sit on the bench. >> Uh the manager. >> No, I don't believe DJ told you that. >> I don't know. Mom, let me call you. Hold on. Mom, just hang up on me. Okay. call you right back. >> Ryan acted friendly and relaxed. Maybe the sunshine had a nice effect on him, but the officer here wasn't born yesterday and knew the man's calm demeanor was likely just a prelude to something more intense. The cop decided to cut to the chase and set a very firm tone. >> What is your name, sir? >> Ryan. >> Ryan. >> But I don't see what I'm doing wrong >> right now. You're trespassing. So, I'm asking you to identify yourself. If you don't do so, I'm just going to take you to jail. >> Clear enough? But um I had no idea. >> Yes, you did. Honest to God, >> you were told not to be here. >> I mean, I'll identify myself, but I'm being honest with you. >> Okay. Well, you told me that we we'll address all that. I'm going to identify you right now, one step at a time. I explained to you exactly why I was here. You're lawfully detained. You're not free to leave. Okay. Now, I'm going to get your identification from you. Yeah. >> And then we're going to go step by step, and then we'll have a conversation. Anything other than that is not going to end well for you. Fair enough. Sensing the officer's firmness, Ryan started making excuses. He claimed he hadn't seen the signs, marking the area as private property. He even tried to convince the police that the staff had allowed him to stay as long as he wanted, but the officer here wasn't buying it. >> Okay. So, what happened that night was he was over here >> and I told him he couldn't be over here talking to people. I asked him to leave, but he wasn't being belligerent like he had been in the past. So, I took him over to the benches and said, "You can sit over here." I wanted him away from the alcohol. >> Right. So 20 minutes later, he comes in the office complaining and says he called the cops and he said that this is public property. The cops said he can be anywhere he wants. That's when our main manager, Alex, you know, Alex. >> Alex, remember Alex? He told you you need to leave. You can't come back. >> I did. >> And then you said I was allowed back. >> You see that? You see what you did yesterday? Do you remember that? >> Nothing yesterday. >> Puke in there and leave in your Gatorade bottle. >> What? >> I >> Okay. So, so Alex told you don't who's the manager told you to leave and don't come back. >> I don't know. Alex. >> That's individual. >> Alex was the man that we talked to. You remember that? >> You remember leaving your Gatorade bottle next to your puke where you were charging your phone all afternoon? >> I charge my phone. >> You don't remember puking your Gatorade up over there? >> No. >> No. Well, you can't be here anymore cuz you can't have that here. >> So then where am I allowed to go? Cuz I thought this was public. >> This is not public. >> So what's public? Down there. >> Yep. But like he said, you'll get this is owned by Opal. >> Yes. >> Yes. I had no idea. This is awful. This is These are hotel rooms. What do you think this is, brother? I swear to God, I had no idea. >> As far as a classic male Karen went, this guy Ryan checked every box. Entitled, defiant, and ready to argue after getting called out. What he didn't know was that officer Betts had already called for a background check. And after they ran his name, the info came in. >> So, how many warrants do you have? >> Zero. >> Zero. Well, the information you provide me doesn't come back to a New York driver's license or ID card, but it does come back to a guy with about five warrants. >> My me and that's a fact, Jack. >> Okay. I believe you're you. So, let me make sure. >> My grandpa's I mean, it doesn't matter to you, but >> dude, come on. >> I'm not a dude. I'm officer, sir. >> I don't >> Officer Betts. >> All right. >> Okay. I'm not a dude. I don't have a cowboy hat. We're not on a ranch. I'm not on a horse. Okay. I'm not disrespecting you. Don't disrespect me. Okay, I have a job to do. I need to verify your identity. >> All right, here we go. So, I just I leave. I'll go. >> That's not what's happening right now. >> I'll go sit down there. I'll do >> That's not what's happening right now. I'm going to tell you what's going to happen. But right now, we're going to verify your identity because the information provided doesn't come back out of New York and that's a problem. So, I don't know who I'm dealing with as of yet still. >> Once the officer learned about his warrants, the man grew visibly more tense. Officer Betts made it clear to Ryan that he'd already been trespassed and refusing to leave the property immediately would lead to his arrest. But the man wouldn't comply and things escalated very quickly. >> Brother, you want me to go down here? >> No, you're not touching me. >> You're not touching me. >> You're not touching. >> Get on the ground. >> No. >> Get on the ground. >> He told you the truth. >> Get on the ground. >> What did I do? >> 31 taser point. Get on the ground. >> My gun wrong. >> Get on the ground. You're going to get tased. >> Then talk to me. I told you you're tres trespassing. >> Okay, get on the ground. >> Go down here. >> Get on the ground. I'm going to tase you. >> I am. Stop being ridiculous. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> I will talk to you. >> Turn around and put your hand behind your back. >> What have I done? >> You're trespassing. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> This is trespassing. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. Last chance. >> Ryan, last chance. Turn around. Put your hand behind your back. I will tase you. >> I want him to tell you. >> I will tase you. Three. >> Turn around. Put your hand behind your back. >> I want him to tell you the truth. One, you're going to get >> lie to you, man. >> You're going to get tedd. >> I didn't lie to you. >> By the bow of the ship, you are going to get ted. >> I didn't lie to you. >> And put your hand. >> Turn around. We'll talk after this. >> Please don't do this. I didn't lie. >> Turn around and put your hand behind your back. >> Please >> turn around and put your hand behind your back. >> Please don't do this. >> I'm going to tase you. Do you want to get tased? >> No. >> Do you want to get tased? Turn around. Put your hand behind your back. >> Turn around and put your hand behind your back. too often. >> You're about to get it. You ready? >> Ryan truly believed that Officer Betts wouldn't use the taser despite repeated warnings. The officer made it very clear though that he might waste a cartridge, but he would still pull the trigger. That's when Ryan made a very dumb decision. >> Turn around and put your hand behind your back. Turn around. >> 1031. 1031 out of an alley. Jack, you got to get out of the way. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> I've done it. Your feet. >> You're going to get it again. Put your hands behind your back. DO IT NOW. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND your back. Do it now. >> I can't. >> I can't. Even in handcuffs, Ryan continued to act arrogantly and refused to cooperate. For days now, he'd behaved rudely and aggressively toward the staff at the dock and now tried to do the very same thing with police. >> Let's put him on the cart. >> Please lose the right. >> No, dude. You shot me. >> Yeah. >> Don't you spit on me. I >> I spit on you, you liar. >> Put him on the cart. >> No. Losing his right car. Our whole family break. >> Ryan kept demanding the cops loosen his right cuff and also simultaneously he resisted being placed on the cart. In a situation like this one, the cops were left with no choice but to do whatever had to be done. >> I didn't get a chance to cuz you were fighting. >> No, I wasn't. >> You stop struggling. >> You're doing it right now, man. Stop. >> Are you guys' cameras on? >> Yes. >> All of our cameras on. >> You need to stop. >> You got me bleeding now. >> You're getting the biggest lawsuit you ever seen. >> You need to stop. >> I didn't do anything. >> Stop tensing up and struggling. >> I intactly what you're doing. >> Despite the man's provocations, the cops weren't playing around. Just like the male Karen that he is, his next move was playing the victim, complaining about how badly they had hurt him during the arrest. And when that didn't work, then he tried to intimidate the cops. >> Copy. My whole family's cops and judges in New York. >> You're a liar. >> I didn't do a thing. I would just give me a napkin. >> No. >> None of you. Just let me spit. >> Spit where you are. >> BUT I CAN'T >> SPIT ON ME. >> I'm going to spit on you. >> Don't do that. I'm just asking, please let me stand up and on the ground, please. And talking about blood, you're the one that smashed my face to the ground. >> Well, you should have not struggled. >> I didn't struggle. >> The officers checked and confirmed the ID they found in his wallet. And alongside it, they also found an empty bag that had recently contained co that might have explained his very energetic resistance, which the man kept up even as they placed him in the back of a squad car. But even while handcuffed in the back seat, Ryan continued bragging about his connections. >> Served in the Marine Corps, private investigator. You're going to talk and treat me like this? [snorts] >> Slam my face for no reason in the back of a golf cart. You You will not have a job in two weeks. >> Well, good. Bring me to the hospital. >> You think? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Little do you know how big and powerful my family is. >> This ain't New York. this floor. >> You bro, you're a bet for open. I'm a Marine. I served. I did a tour. [music] I would rip you apart if I had to. >> Nothing Ryan said was going to help him escape the consequences. They charged the man with trespassing, drug possession, and resisting arrest. On September 20th, 2024, police responded to a call from a local Chevy dealership after a customer went ballistic during a heated altercation with his 65-year-old mother. Upon arrival, the cops tried to approach the elderly woman, Margaret, but her son, Lewis, wouldn't let them. >> Officer, my mom, >> MY MOM IS UNDER A DOCTOR. You need to leave her alone. No. No. You're responsible for for putting her in this position. NO, YOU POLICE. NO, YOU YOU YOU OFFICER, YOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR MY MOM'S CONDITION. LET GO OF HER. >> I WANTED TO MARGARET, STOP. You need to calm down. I'VE MET YOU BEFORE. ALL I'M DOING IS TALKING TO MARGARET. OKAY. >> WELL, she has memory loss, MA'AM. >> OKAY. SO, DON'T >> She doesn't know what she's saying, ma'am. >> Okay. Well, if you >> She's under a doctor's CARE, MA'AM. MARGARET, >> DR. WILLOWS is her doctor. She's in off of John Ruth, >> you need to stop, Louis. >> Okay, >> ma'am. You're done in that POLICE DEPARTMENT. >> DONE WITH WHAT? >> YOU'RE FINISHED. >> DONE WITH WHAT? >> EVERYTHING. >> Lewis was using his mother as a shield against the police. As entitled as he was, he was blaming the officers for Margaret's health condition. But he didn't stop there. As seconds later, he escalated things further by hurling a ridiculous accusation. >> Everything. You're responsible. YOU'RE THE CAUSE. >> YOU'RE THE PROBLEM. >> LOUIS, >> you're the problem. >> Louis, you need to calm down for me. >> WELL, WE HAD 20 YEARS OF WATER leaks into our apartment. WHERE'S THE POLICE? WHERE ARE THEY? >> WHERE ARE THE POLICE? >> His accusations were met with a very firm push back from the female officer. And that's when Lewis's aggression quickly transformed into retreat. And things suddenly took a very wild turn. >> You're going to get tased IF YOU DON'T STOP. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> Stop resisting. >> Get down. Put your hands behind your back now. Ma'am, you are shooting me. My mom told me to put YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. >> I am telling you now. >> Listen, >> GO PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. STEP OUT OF THE CAR and put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I AM THE ONLY CAREGIVER BEHIND [screaming] YOUR BACK. >> I am the only caregiver for my mom. >> I'm going to chase you again if you don't stop. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Please, ma'am. Let me go. >> Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> NO. >> Why not? NOW PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. Put your hands behind your back. >> Ma'am, you're going to have to >> hit me four times. >> THEN STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE to step out OF >> MA'AM. GO AHEAD. GO AHEAD. That's what you want. >> YOU WANT TO HIDE THE EVIDENCE. YOU'RE RESPONSIBLE. YOU'RE THE POLICE. 911 IS YOUR FAULT. THEY WERE THE PARENTS were living in 911. >> Out of the vehicle now. >> You're the fault. You're the police. >> Out of the vehicle now. >> Even after getting several taser shots, he kept on resisting. It was hard to see how this female officer could get this hulk of a man out of the car alone. This situation called for a quick and nononsense response from her colleagues. >> Get out the vehicle, sir. Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Put your hand behind your back. Despite his fierce resistance, the cops eventually got the man into handcuffs. And even lying on the ground with his hands tied, he kept yelling at them, still trying to come up with something to blame the cops for. >> It sure ain't the police. It's some old lady. >> Where are you cops? >> They're hiding. >> You got to beat up an old lady >> and her son trying to protect her. That's my mom. Okay. He belongs to thee, not you. >> Sir, GIVE ME THE KEY. >> NO, I'M NOT GIVING YOU NOTHING. >> Insisting he'd done nothing wrong, he was still resisting while they tried to put him in the squad car. He said no one was pressing charges, so there was no reason for an arrest. However, the dealership manager clearly thought otherwise. >> Angelo, could you just raise your right hand for me? Do you swear that the statement you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? All right. So, just give me a breakdown what happened from beginning until >> So, the gentleman had an appointment to uh come and get his keys program >> uh to get his keys cut. So, he came to get his keys. >> Yeah. >> So, she paid the $220 for the two key fobs. They're like $90 each taxes and whatnot. >> When Natalie, the um service advisor told him that she we have to program the the vehicle and cut the keys and additional charge. That's when he went off and that's when all the the yelling happened in the showroom. I was in my office and all I know is it kept on getting louder and louder at which point I came here which is probably about a minute or two minutes after and afterwards it just escalated to the mom hitting the sign uh asking him to apologize. Mom had no idea was what what got to the sign and she said get in the car, get back inside. And uh literally was a 20-minute ordeal before they left. And in that time she probably hit on me no less than 10 or 15 times repeatedly sniping us >> with open hands. >> With open hand on his face and everything whatever cuts or whatever you may have is not from us. None of our my employees have touched the customer. We all treat them both with respect and we're very patient and along the way. Uh they left 20 minutes later and then 5 minutes after he reappeared and this is what all escalated. Being beaten by his mother wasn't the only punishment Lewis got that day. They charged the man with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and battery on a 65year-old. Another place we often encounter male Karens has always been the airport. On the 26th of March 2024, airport officers responded to a call due to a passenger who was behaving unruly towards a bus driver. When they arrived on scene, they immediately heard the suspect's side of the story. >> So, I I text that I have my bag, you know, I'm headed out here. I don't even have my bags yet. >> I get my bags. I come out here. >> I'm waiting. I'm waiting. So, I finally call them and say, "Nobody's out here yet." And they said, "They're on their way." So, he finally shows up. It's like 25 minutes later. So, I'm pissed. I'm aggravated. I mean, it's late. >> Yeah. >> I've been using these guys for 25 years. When they first got into business, I've been using them to travel. >> Okay. >> So, I'm a little pissed. I take my golf bags and I toss them in the in the van. >> And then I turn around to get my other bags. And when I turn back around and look at the guy, my bag is still sitting there in the way. And I was like, "Move my golf bag." And he goes, "No." Okay. I was like, "You're not going to move my golf bag." He was like, "No." So, I go in and I move my golf bag and I put my other bags in and he's like, "I'm not taking." >> Waiting at the airport can be frustrating. And the suspect may have had a reason to be annoyed, especially if he'd indeed been a patron for all those years. But to tell the truth here, the man wasn't exactly squeaky clean either. According to the driver, the man was a textbook example of an entitled male Karen. >> I was just pull I just get out of my chair to help him. I just take the dog and like like hit my head. I said hey man do that and he said keep saying hey keep saying hey man don't do that and he said he said no I'm not going to help if you keep telling that to me he say he just put like that in my face say I'm not going to take you >> the driver of course had every right to deny service to the entitled Karen. In fact, he'd already received direct approval from his supervisor to not transport this rude passenger. The manager agreed the man's behavior was unacceptable, even if he was a longtime customer, and shortly afterward, the suspect was rejected by another driver, too. >> Are you willing to take him? >> They said don't take him at all. said, "Don't take him." Right. >> Can I get you in parking lot? >> If you're engaged in playing sports, you learn things like fair play, tolerance, and patience. But this recreational golfer had clearly missed those lessons. Not only had he shoved the driver, but he'd also insulted him with profanities. When the cops laid out the situation, he didn't take it too well. >> According to the policy, they don't have to take you. Doesn't matter if you parked with them or not. Doesn't matter how long you've been a customer with them. They gave me the phone number for the management if you want to call them. But for now, you're going to have to take a taxi or an Uber to their lot, and you can file whatever kind of complaint you need with them. But this is not this is not somebody that works directly for the airport. They're a contractor out of here. So there's not a whole lot we can do as far as recommending them. And according to their policy, if they don't want to take you, they don't have to. >> So So what if I don't get off the ramp? Then y'all are just both going to sit here all day. >> Okay. >> In full-on Karen mode, the man then announced that he was going to camp out on the bus, but the officer explained to him that sitting around like that was not going to end well for him. The cop was even kind enough to offer the man help. But this Karen kept acting like the rules didn't apply to him. >> I'm not paying. No, I'm not paying for an Uber charge or a taxi charge. >> Listen for a second. Listen. She said I can give you a ride to the lot. >> No. >> We can put you in a car. We'll take you to the lot. >> Nope. >> We'll resolve it for tonight. >> Nope. Matter of principle. >> We need We need a resolution tonight. We're not going to sit here and camp. Okay. >> No. I'm trying to be here. >> Can you work with me here? >> We need a resolution. and we don't need to sit on the bus. You can go camp in their lo in their lobby in their office. You can do whatever you need to do tomorrow or if they're open tonight, you can go and sit in the lobby tonight. But right now, we're on airport property. >> Okay. >> It's private property. It's not property. >> I'm staying on this bus. If you're going to take me off this bus, you can take me off this [music] bus with my property. >> Wait. Yeah, I can help you carry bags. No, >> but I am going to stay on this bus with my bags. I'm staying on this bus for the service that I paid for. I'm staying on this bus. If they take me, they take me. If they don't, they don't. >> This guy felt determined to disrupt the entire operation of the company just because it was quote unquote a matter of principle. He wanted to ruin the driver's day just to feel like he'd won. But he picked the wrong fight, though, because the officer here was a nononsense cop who never hesitated to put male Kairens in their place. >> I need you to listen. Get loud and clear. >> I'm going to get your ID from you. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, we're on your property. >> No, you're not. >> Okay, >> then we're going to arrest you for disability conference. Okay, >> we're going to do that. Put your hand behind your back. >> Well, you can't arrest. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're under arrest. >> You should have listened. [snorts] We offered solutions. You didn't want them. >> All right. Right. >> It sure is. So, I do have to give you my ID and I will. >> Well, [snorts] it's too late for that. 1015 GTC. >> I don't understand. >> No, it's not a come on man thing. I told you to work with me. You wouldn't >> No, I I did. You would not work with me. >> You wouldn't work with me. >> Do you understand where I'm coming from? >> I do. I I empathize that. And what I said to you was that this isn't going to solve anything today and that you're at the airport and we just need a resolution today. I said I'd give you a ride. You can deal with the management however you want to. And you didn't want to. Okay. >> No way. >> So stand right here. We're going to search you. Do you have anything that could be it? >> A weapon? anything that's going to poke me or hurt me. >> I don't. >> While this guy was more accustomed to riding in a golf cart, this entitled customer found himself in the back of a squad car. Despite the reality check, he still didn't understand why he was being arrested. So, the cop had to explain it to him all over again. >> You need to fix it with corporate. >> You didn't tell me I'm not allowed to stay here or anything. >> I did. >> No, no, you didn't. You said you said you said staying here is not going to resolve the issue. >> And I also said it's not an option. No, you didn't say that when I said, "What if I stay on the van?" You said, "There's nothing they can do." >> Yeah. And that was >> what you said. >> I agree. That's what I said the first time. And then I spoke to my superior and I told you this. I was on the phone with her when you came and talked to me and I told you that that's not going to fly. I told you that that's not an option. I told you that we need to resolve this. I told you that we need to get you off the property. I offered you a ride. I offered you a cab. And it >> you said the first time which what what the what's the situation? >> Oh, the situation migrated and it migrated with you and you would not listen to anything I had to say. You just wanted to continue proving your point based off of the principle like you said, which I understand, but it still doesn't make it right to do what you did. >> For acting entitled at the airport, they charged the man with disorderly conduct. It was the 20th of April, 2025 when cops were dispatched to a local bar in Key West, Florida. Reportedly, a man had slapped a woman during an argument. When the officers arrived, what they found there wasn't exactly the most sober suspect on Earth. >> All right. Well, I'm being told you uh you guys laid hands on each other. You got your IDs with you real quick? >> We lost. >> Just to confirm, hands on each other. >> Yeah. >> You and I? >> Yes. >> Oh, goodness. >> Oh, [ __ ] No, I haven't lost my mind, sir. You're not going to talk to me that way >> cuz right now you got an open container. We can address that, too. >> All right. >> Where's my open? >> Well, she has one, so she might be going with me. >> Yes, sir. >> Just a quick question, sir. >> You might have to park. I >> I don't know. I'm in the middle of criminal investigation. >> That's where you supposed to >> That's my There's my wife right here, you son of a >> So, I I got to open container, baby. Come. >> No, she does. Sir, I have >> No, but I need your ID, sir. >> I need your ID, sir. >> I'm here for a battery. >> Battery? >> That's what I'm saying. >> Your battery? >> Yes, I'm here for a battery. >> Battery? >> I need your ID, too, please. >> It's in your It's in your wallet, sir. >> Your wallet's right there. >> Tell me what I got. My >> I don't have my ID with you. >> You don't have your ID. Don't tell me what I got my back. >> You don't have your ID with you. >> Oh, so it's fine. >> Okay, there you go. See, she has your ID. that you sound terrif >> what the suspect had said so far was clearly inappropriate and behavior like this can only be associated with a drunk male Karen but the suspect here named Kevin then went even further tried to intimidate the cop with entitled aggression and made a serious mistake >> I like you but criminaliz >> I have no clue who you are nor do I give a >> you're going to find out >> am I >> yes you Okay. So, let's do this. We're going to detain you right now. Bring him behind you. >> Don't resist. Don't resist. >> I said she's going to help you. Get your >> step it up. In just under two minutes, Kevin went from being investigated to committing a serious felony. He actually managed to trip the officer, but it didn't save the man from ending up in handcuffs. And while the cops humiliated him in the middle of a crowded street, this drunk detainee kept hurling insults at the officer. >> Get your >> I think maybe >> get >> might be his. >> Get your >> Get the off. >> Kevin, shut up. >> I said get the off. You fat little [ __ ] Youing break my goddamn shoulder. >> Stop resisting. >> I will break your head. >> Okay, you off. Get off my goddamn shoulder. >> With that kind of behavior, Kevin was knocking on the jail house door. The cops decided to get things done as fast as possible and put him in the back of a squad car. But as they found out pretty soon, that job was going to be anything but easy. >> Touch your shoulder. That mother don't touch my shut up. You fat little stand. >> You put my hand out the whole time. Get the car. >> Step back. >> You pull me by my hair. >> You [ __ ] >> Stop it, mother. >> Yeah. Oh, stop. >> I will cuz you kicked me in the face three times. >> Kevin probably hadn't imagined that his vacation in Key West was going to end up in a wrestling match in the back of a squad car with the police. The officer got pissed off by his violent resistance. So, he did what he had to do to tame this combative man. >> You got a hobble? >> Get a hobble. >> Kevin, seriously, >> Kevin. >> [laughter] >> I need I need your >> things under the car. >> Move back. >> Find a phone. >> No. No. Move back. >> I got a phone. >> To get Kevin under control, the cops had to get the restraints out. Even so, while being pushed into the vehicle, he managed to kick an officer in the head, in his groin, and in the back. The man's violent behavior came as no surprise considering he'd slapped his girlfriend who'd been with him at the bar. >> So, let me get this straight. So, what's your first name? >> Aaron. >> Aaron. So, he slapped you, but you want no police? That's you. >> So, okay. You were with him by the Jeep. So, what you got? You got >> So, I didn't think anybody saw that. We were sitting at the bar and he slapped me. >> Okay. And who was he to you? >> I wasn't. My boyfriend. >> That's your boyfriend. Do you all live together? Anything like that? >> No, no, no. >> We met at the resort that I'm staying with. I'm a doctor. I'm here in call. >> Okay. >> I hope you're not on call right now. >> No, obviously. >> Should be, but no, I'm not. >> So, yeah, he slapped me at the bar. I didn't think anyone saw it. I just got up, went to the bathroom, came back out, and then y'all had them. So, >> some couples break up after a single argument gets violent. Others, like this one, just go to the bathroom and then everything's fine. This might have meant that she was so used to Kevin's violent behavior that being slapped by the man was almost routine. But the girlfriend acting like it was nothing wasn't even the most concerning part. >> Okay. All right. That that way I can just say and you don't want to press charges. >> No. No. No. No. I don't have time. >> Awesome. All right. Sure. You don't have >> I'm just going to fly in in the morning. >> Look at me. Look at me. >> Are you sure? >> Yes. He all he done is popped me in my mouth. >> Well, that's not all he did. That's not that should never happen. I have beat the hell out of you. I will be Yeah, I'm sure I'm not pressing charges. I don't have time. >> You don't have You know what? You don't have to. >> Girlfriend out of North Carolina. You guys put together all >> No. No. No. No. No. I just met him. Three months. >> Three months. Okay. How many times this happened? >> Twice. >> I know. I've been married 28 years and I just left. >> Twice. This time he hit you in the face twice. >> I mean, I can't I can't make you press charges. >> I'm not I don't have time for that. My job is too important. Speaking of jobs, for the cops here, this definitely wasn't their dream shift. And for this Karen Kevin, as far as his pub crawl went, it wasn't going to be a happy ending. He was already in the back of a squad car, which is solid proof that drinking in the hot sun is never a good idea. >> Open the [ __ ] door. >> I need you to stay over there for a second. >> Can you ask him where his phone is? >> We have itwhere. I was going to the jail with him, >> huh? >> Yeah, I am. >> You don't have to talk to me like that. >> There's no reason for you to talk to me like that. >> The conversation with the officer turned the whining Kevin back into the angry Kevin they all knew. And it all just happened in about 10 seconds. The man's rage started rising again and he was about to provoke the cops one more time. >> I do know you hurting anywhere. >> Get my wife. Get up there. >> Are you hurting? Shut the up. >> Shut the door. Nothing more than I do. >> Okay. All right. I got bags. >> All right. All right. >> Shut the door. >> Put your foot in. >> Put your foot my foot in. >> Put your foot in. >> Put your foot in. Put your foot in. Put your foot in now. Put your foot in now. Put it in. >> Put it in. You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. Put your foot in. >> Put your foot in or you're going to get tased. >> I don't care. Open it up. >> What you need? What you need? >> Well, don't spit the car then. >> The cops made sure this raging detainee wouldn't be spitting inside the cop car. As for Kevin, after assaulting an officer and resisting arrest, he was in for a really tough time behind bars. On the 26th of February, 2025, a truck was stalled in the middle of busy traffic. The driver refused to cooperate with the deputy on scene, apparently because he didn't want a female deputy. He said he'd wait for a male officer instead. But when police arrived, it was another female cop, and she greeted the man. Hi sir. How are you? >> I'm fine. >> Um, can we help you get off the runway so we won't >> Vehicle will not move? >> Okay. You have it in park? >> The vehicle will not move. >> Okay. Do you have it in park? >> The vehicle will not move. >> Okay. That's not the answer to my question, sir. >> Do you understand the statement? >> Do you understand the statement I just presented to you? The vehicles will not move. >> Okay. The question was, do you have the vehicle in park? >> The vehicle will not move. >> We're not going to go round and round. So, we got a tow truck coming. >> Then you don't understand. >> So, we have a tow truck coming. You don't have to be rude and nasty about it. >> I'm not being rude. I'm not being nasty. >> I ask you I asked you I'm not being rude. actually public time to make sure the vehicle would it go will the vehicle go in neutral? >> You do not understand. >> I do not. I Yes, I do understand. Perfectly clear. >> No, you do not. The vehicle will not move. >> Okay. That's That's not what I'd ask you. That's not what I asked you, sir. >> I don't care. >> Okay. I don't care either. So, when the tow truck gets here, you're going to be ready to move. >> Get out of my face. Seconds ago, the driver, later identified as Charles, had been very rude and nasty, but he was now revealing his true male Karen self. Apparently, explaining himself to a female officer was beneath the man, and he quickly switched to using aggressive language. >> Get out of my face. >> You're going down. >> Will not move. >> You're going down the wrong direction right now. >> No, I'm not. >> Will not move. So this is a this is not a a situation that has to be confrontational, but we can take everyone. >> Confrontational. >> No, you started this conversation with confrontation. Did she Did he hit >> Did he hit something? >> I don't know. When I found him, he was just like this. >> Charles here was blocking all this traffic, but he clearly didn't care. He had no intention of leaving the road. The cop, however, gave him a chance to cooperate. She seemed to believe that if you approach respectfully, you might get the same in return. While most of the time that's true, when you're dealing with Karens, you never know what you'll get. >> So, let's start this again. Are you hurt or injured in any way? >> Because if you have a problem, we'll we'll be happy to try to address it, but we can't leave you sitting here in the middle of the road. It just it's not happening. It won't happen. Is anybody we can call for you? Sir, is there anybody we can call to get you some assistance? Cuz we got to get the car out of the roadway. >> You are the problem. >> I am not a problem, sir. >> I am a problem. >> You are the problem, Harvey. Okay, that is my name. I understand that. But I would like to know how can I help you today? >> You are the problem. >> Well, you want to know the officer here? >> I know the officer here. She >> Okay. So, how can I not be a problem to you? >> You are the problem. Meanwhile, the tow truck had arrived and everyone was ready to get Charles vehicle off the road except this guy Charles, who was still refusing to cooperate. Officer Harvey started to wonder if this guy had any common sense at all. >> Do you have a mental health condition that you have? >> Have you been addressed any in any way with a mental health condition? >> Are you on any medications that were that is causing this? >> Have you been diagnosed with any mental health issues? You are the problem. >> So you have a mental health issue. What's your disability? >> I did not say that. >> What are your problem? >> Do you look up his address and see where how close it is? >> It's in Beach. >> Charles was acting like he was too privileged to move even though he was blocking traffic. Luckily for him, the cops here were very patient. They considered the possibility that this entitled Darren just didn't want to talk to a woman. So they sent the man in a male officer and a paramedic, both of course being male. Hey there, sir. Everything okay? You all right? You diabetic by any chance? >> No. We got fire rescue coming and check you out. Okay. >> Are you all right? Need medical attention? We were called to come help you out. Are you okay? Want to talk to us? Just trying to help you out. Charles, could you answer a few questions for me? >> What city are you in, Charles? >> I did before. >> Well, I was given I was conf >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> We just want a medically evaluation. You're all right. >> What's going on, Charles? >> Just trying to help him. That's all. It's hard to tell what's going on here and whether all this attention Charles was getting made him feel more entitled or just irritated him more. Neither of the two is very proactive, but something changed in his attitude and he finally stepped out of the vehicle. >> All right, >> there you go. >> He's stepping out. >> How about we go sit on the back of your truck here? Is that okay? >> No. >> Why? >> Piss off. Okay, >> let go this way. >> They're going to check your vital signs. Okay, Charles, >> you may not. >> They're going to have to check your vital signs. >> Piss off. >> Put that back up. >> Come on over and sit down. >> Put that back up. >> Come on over and sit down. >> Put that back up. >> I just don't want you in traffic, sir. >> Put that back up. >> You ready? Watch your fingers. Watch your fingers. Can I check your di your uh piss off? >> Charles still seemed angry at the officers, but to be fair, he still held back a bit and just kept telling the officers to piss off. And when Officer Harvey told him that he wouldn't be allowed back in his vehicle, Charles again disobeyed. >> Get away from me. >> We're not going to let you get back. >> Let go of me. Let go of me. Let go of me. >> Hands behind your back. >> Let go of me. You asked for this. >> I did not. >> You asked for this. >> Yes, you did. >> I did not. >> You asked for this. >> I did not. >> You passed handcuff against my will. >> What's wrong with you, Charles? >> You cannot put your head on a police officer. >> You cannot put your hands on a police officer. >> After officers arrested Charles, he was strapped onto a stretcher for a medical evaluation. But even as they wheeled him off to the medical center, he just couldn't help himself and he threw out one last remark. >> You was so nice to you, Charles. >> Get this off me. >> At the medical center, as a cop tried to help him by loosening his handcuffs, Charles tried to bite the officer. Charles was charged with felony battery on a law enforcement officer and misdemeanor obstruction without violence. On the 27th of January 2023, an officer attempted a traffic stop after seeing a motorcyclist with no visible plate. After chasing him for a while, the cops finally caught up to him. Driver, shut the motorcycle off. Get off the bike. Step off the bike. >> Get off the bike. >> There a problem? >> Yes. >> What's the problem? >> You don't have a plate. >> Okay. So, where were you? >> Huh? >> Where were you? >> Behind you the whole time. Just get off your bike. >> Definitely not. >> Get off your bike, sir. >> Are we in Sandy Springs right now? >> We don't have to be. >> Oh, the We don't. Clearly, the biker wasn't too happy about getting pulled over. Even after the officer explained why, the man's reaction was extremely hotheaded. The man was angry. Pretty much hot as a pistol. What he didn't realize, though, was that his attitude was about to backfire big time. >> You serious? I got >> You going to give me my goddamn key. >> Back up. What the you going to do? >> Back up. >> What the [ __ ] you going to do? Stop, sir. >> Put your hands on the car now. >> Before too long, this guy confirmed he was a certified male Karen and was on a roll making bad decisions. He made a series of mistakes in less than a minute. And then to top it off, at the worst possible moment, he started breaching in his jacket. >> Get on the ground now. >> Why did you pull me over? >> Because you don't have a license plate. Show me your hand. >> Get on the ground now. >> Get on the ground now. >> Get on the ground now. >> Put your gun down. Put your gun down. >> Get on theing ground. >> Put your gun down. >> See your dirty tape? >> Put your gun down. >> I have no weapons. >> Get on the ground. >> I have no weapons, >> sir. Get on. >> My arm is up. >> Excellent. Get on the ground. >> Okay. So, what do you want me to do? >> Lay on the ground all the way. >> Okay. So, you're going to handcuff me? Yes. >> You going to take the what? >> Put lay on the ground. >> Okay, let's go. Come on. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> My my shoulder. >> Okay. Do the best you can. >> Can I get off this thing right here? Put this pin right here. Can I get off? Press your back some. >> Yes. >> All right. >> Luckily for this guy, the taser only hit his clothes, but it did help a little bit to help subdue him. What's amazing here is how this raging biker suddenly got polite and compliant. Now the cop could do his job much more smoothly. >> Keep your hands where I can see him. >> I That was my fault. That was my fault. >> That was really dumb. >> That was my bad. I agree. >> You got to tell me what you're doing, boss. I don't know. >> I know. My bad. >> You're already pissed off at me as it is. You know what I'm saying? Put your hands behind your back. >> It's doing the thing. Can I get it right here? I have no weapons. I have nothing. >> Don't move. Are you talking about the pin needle? >> Okay. Look. Don't move. Okay. You got it. >> Don't get this. Yes. >> All right. It's not going to come off. All right. >> I was in my clothes. >> Yes. It's stuck to your jacket. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do the best you can. All right. Do not move. Do you understand me? >> Do not move. Is he in custody code in custody window? >> Hold on, boss. I need to fix it. All right. Then I'm going to get you off the ground as fast as I can. Okay. Sandy. >> The cops stayed cautious with this hot-tempered biker. He didn't want to repeat the moment when he reached into his jacket. The officer guided the man, giving him very clear instructions. >> All right, now listen to exactly what I'm going to say. I'm with you. >> All right, I'm going to grab you by your shoulders. >> I'm going to roll you towards me. >> All right, I'm ready. >> All right, I'll continue. >> Now, listen. Do you have any weapons on you? It's right here. It's just pocket knife. >> Just a knife. >> That's it. >> Just stay in front of my car. >> Turn off right here. >> Serious dirty jack. >> All right. Listen. I got a tool. I'm going to pull that out. All right. >> I'm with you. I'm with you. >> You heard it all. The tension between these two appeared to be subsiding, even though it did take some help from that taser. They could finally talk calmly. So, the officer took that opportunity to clarify what happened and what went wrong before the male Karen here could play the victim card. >> You understand, sir? The second I observe you in Sandy Springs gives me the legal right to do a traffic stop. >> This could have gone so much easier. Boss, listen. I ride motorcycles. >> I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. I'm with And then when you unzip your judgment, >> I'm 100% with you. I'm 100%. >> Are you good? >> I apologize. I apologize. >> Are you good? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> All right. Serious. >> I'm good. I'm good. >> All right. Spread your legs for me. >> I just don't need to go to jail right now. >> I understand that. Nobody wants to go to jail right now. >> Do we have to? >> Huh? >> Do I have to? >> Do you have to? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Why? >> Huh? >> Well, let's start with resisting number one. >> No. Come on, bro. >> Can you pick my phone up? I want you to call my wife. I need to put my finger. So, go call my wife. >> Yeah, I'll do it in the back. We're going to have a seat. Hold on. Hold on. Slide this out of the way. All right. Have a seat. See your butt first. It's the easiest way. And you said your shoulder hurts. So, what I need you to do is sit your butt back. Put your foot on that and slide all the way back. Okay. It's going to be the most comfortable for you. The suspect's entitled attitude had completely vanished. Once he was placed in the squad car, it seemed like the man just needed to talk. It seemed like he wanted to justify his actions, perhaps to the officer or maybe even to himself. >> Okay, my bad. I I didn't want you to I heard you. I just I just >> You looked at me and you said no. >> No, you looked back and you said uh hell no. >> No, I was coming around the corner. I can't do nothing. I was like, man, what that was just like about to pull over. You know, IT'S NOT NOT FOR YOU. >> RIGHT IN THAT GORE. >> Hell no, man. Small. >> What is >> the little apron? >> The the gore area right there. >> Yes. >> You You know my car is going to block this. >> No. And I No, I'm No. >> But at least let me know you're pulling over. Like whenever you come up here, I knew you were going to pull over. >> I like I got that. You actually let me know. >> Part of me I was like, man, >> but I was like, >> I'm surprised you didn't run. >> No. >> In my mind, I was like, older me, yeah, I would go. It would have been easy. >> Yeah, >> trust me. I know. I have a 2015 R1. >> Oh, yeah. I got a 16, too. >> All right. I take that back. I'm sorry. I have a 16 R1. >> Yeah, >> but I I'm >> Oh, man. I could die. I could do >> I know. >> And doing dumb [ __ ] that I just I didn't mean to. So, part of me I'm just like >> I forgive you. >> I'm I'm like frustrated. Like, man, come on. Like, this is stupid >> to me. >> Listen, I don't want to be on CNN. I want her to I I agree. I agree. So I I if this goes on the video, I was up. >> Meanwhile, backup arrived, but there was nothing left to do. This cop handled the entire situation on his own. Sometimes what a male Karen really needs is an understanding officer. It's almost like their interaction might be the start of a great friendship. >> So you have to understand, listen, when I shut your bike off so you didn't drop in gear and go, >> and then when I tell you to get off the bike three times, you refuse is when I shut it off. >> All right? >> All right. When I was taking off my head, I didn't respond. I was like, "Hold on." >> Cuz you responded. >> That's why I was like, "Hold on." >> You said was, "Where the hell are we at? We're in Cobb County." >> I did after that. After that, >> so yeah, I was like, "What the?" >> And then whenever I grab your key, you want to try to grab me. >> When you started reaching in your jacket, man, I you know, I got to be prepared >> cuz you were already up here. >> No. Yeah. No, in my head. And I'm sitting here. I'm like, man, I'm just getting my stuff. In my head, I'm thinking I'm talking to you like literally. Yeah. Cheers. Goodness. >> Yeah. You're playing it out in your mind, but you weren't saying a word. >> Yeah. I'm glad you didn't have to hit your trigger. That would hurt. >> I don't I don't >> No, I'm so sorry. That was like, man, you guys are That was professional. You know what I'm saying? >> Well, I appreciate that. >> Despite the fact that at the end they had a very reasonable conversation, the biker still had to face the consequences of his reckless behavior. They charged the man with obstruction, attempting to elude, and driving with no license plate. On June 21st, 2023, the cops were called to a hotel where a guest was disturbing the peace. When they arrived on scene, they confronted a heavily intoxicated suspect outside the hotel. >> You got to talk to her. >> Yeah, you can talk to me. I'm cool with you. >> What's going on, sir? >> Hey, come here. >> Why are we getting called out here? >> I'm waiting here for her. They gave her a hard issue about getting in a room. This is my possibly my girlfriend. Okay. >> Hey, we're going to have her a good time. She said she was hungry. >> Are you staying here or no? >> Yeah. Yeah, I paid to stay here. I paid to stay here. I paid out of my own pocket. >> How when did you pay to stay here? >> This evening. But that's fine. If he wants to shoot me out, >> trust me. >> Okay. >> Holiday in. We'lling get a sweet kiss in the ass. >> Okay. The man's name was Shad, and the woman he claimed was possibly his girlfriend had already left. Clearly, she didn't even know the man, and lucky for her. But unlike the so-called girlfriend, the cops had no choice but to deal with an extremely intoxicated guest. >> So, at this point, >> well, technically, I could have brought a van over here. >> Okay. I don't I don't know what you're talking about. If I have to come back, you're going to jail. >> That's right. I agree with you. >> Did you got your room keys? >> Yes. When it's little over here against you, you're not just saying >> no problem. I'm going to [ __ ] up royally tomorrow. You know his going to get up. His going to get twisted. Matter of fact, I better be here tomorrow when he gets up cuz I'm going to sit here with a smile on my face while he's getting twisted and he's getting kicked out the door. >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> No, no, I know what I'm talking about. >> I don't know what you're talking about. I know what I I know what I'm talking about cuz when he gets twisted and shoved the out, he needs to leave. He needs to leave like a roach. >> As far as Shad went, the cops didn't want to hear any more nonsense. All they wanted was for this guy to walk back to his room so he wouldn't keep disturbing the staff and the guests. But it wasn't as easy as they'd hoped, as riding an elevator with Shad was frustrating enough on its own. >> NO. NO. NO. YOU ALL SHOULD GET IT. YOU ALL SHOULD GET IT. GET ALL NO. NO. DON'T say someone should get in. >> Come on, my friend. No, >> there's kids out there. >> Can you put your key card in? >> No. No. No. No. Nope. I will do not get them in. Get them in. Get them in. No. You have >> Would you listen? >> There's two elevators. There's two elevators. >> We need your key cards to go up the room. >> Nope. >> So, you don't want to go to your room now? >> Have your friend You have your friend get up here. >> There. There were kids. I told them not to come in. >> Then there's two elevators. There's two elevators. Ma'am, >> there's Are you Are you going to go home or not? >> YES. >> BUT THERE'S TWO ELEVATORS. >> Two elevator. >> You need to calm down. >> No. No. I don't give a [ __ ] room. >> All right. There we go. >> There you go. I'm going to take a Uber. >> Don't get in my face. >> I'm not getting your face, but I'm going to take Uber. >> I'm going to take Uber right now. >> So, let's go back down. >> Sir, we're already going up to your room. >> We're going up to your room. >> Yeah. And you could suck my I mean I don't care what the you guys got a warrant. You got a warrant to get in my room. >> You have a warrant. >> You just listen to me for a second. >> No, I'm not going to listen to you. You got a warrant. You got a warrant. >> We're not going into >> We're not going in. >> No, we're taking your room. >> They somehow managed to get Shad out of the elevator. But that didn't solve their problem. In fact, it only made things worse because on the way to his room, Shad made it clear that he had plenty more to show him that night. >> I want to go in. Yeah. Meet me at the door and you got to kiss my ass. >> Check this out. >> There you go. >> All right. >> Put your pants back up. >> There you go. >> That's what you wanted. >> No, we want you to >> Well, that's what you guys wanted to see. >> Okay. >> Is that illegal? >> There you go. >> Pull your pants back off. >> I ain't doing nothing. I ain't bothering nobody. >> Well, you're being loud and obnoxious. >> Chad really was loud and obnoxious. Also, he was chaotic in his speech, bouncing from topic to topic and contradicting himself constantly. During the initial conversation outside, the man said he had his key card on him, but it eventually became clear that that was a lie. >> Can you just show us that your key card works still? >> I don't have anything on me. >> Did you got your room keys? >> Yes. >> He took everything. The security guard stripped me of everything. >> I thought you said you had your key card when I asked. >> NO, I DON'T HAVE NOTHING. HE TOOK MY WALLET. HE TOOK EVERYTHING. You want to check me? >> No. >> There you go. Hey, she can check me. I ain't gonna I ain't gonna give you guys any hard time. >> Are you good? >> Yeah. >> You want me to pull my shirt down? >> No. We're going to see if we can get the key card. >> Well, just chill out. OKAY. >> OH, NOW I got to chill out because now I got to wait for a key card. >> Yeah. >> Oh, but they have it, right? They have it at the hotel. >> You know what? I don't work here, so just relax a second. >> NEITHER DO I. >> OKAY, so just wait a minute while we figure things out. Okay. >> No. While Shad kept kicking his room door, one of the cops went to the front desk and picked up a new room key. Finally, they could get this drunk inside and restore some peace to the hotel. But like everything else with Shad here, it was not going to be simple. >> All right. Here's a key card. You can go back in. >> Yep. >> All right. >> No, no, no. Just let them know >> there's going to be a $1,000 bond on their bank. No, no, no, no. >> Okay. >> No, no. I won't step in this band. I won't step in this room. $1,000 bond on their van. A $1,000 bond on their van. >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> It's $1,000 for me to get in this. Otherwise, I ain't paying nothing. >> Okay, that's fine. We'll let >> No, no, no, no. Not a thousand. Nope. Nope. Nope. >> I don't. This has nothing to do with the hotel. >> Okay. [ __ ] this hotel. >> You know what? I'm going to [ __ ] reject this debit card. >> Go ahead. >> All right. We can go back in the room. >> Do you want your room key? >> No. Finally, the man was back in his room, but the cops knew Shad too well already, and it was their guess that it wouldn't be too long before they'd have to come back. And just 20 seconds later, this guy proved them right. >> Okay, Shad. >> I want my phone. You guys took my phone away. >> No, we did not. >> No, you guys did. >> No, we did not. >> No, you did. No, you didn't. >> We didn't take >> We're going to go in the bushes right now and look at my phone. We're going to go in my bushes. Me and you. Hey, don't touch me. Don't touch me. Do not touch me. Chad, >> just go back in your room. >> NO, I WANT MY PHONE. I WANT MY PHONE. My phone. I'm cool with you. Was I cool with you? Yeah, you are. >> We don't have your phone. So, I want to go through the bushes. >> We the police don't have your phone. >> No, I'm not saying you guys do, but but this hotel does. So, I'm You know what? You're all for the hotel. You're cool. So, just back the off. I'll deal with you. >> Okay. So, why don't we walk over there? I don't. My phone is not over there. >> Chad, I don't know where your phone is, man. >> My phone is in my pocket. >> You know what? I'm going to get caught on the highway. You know what? Do you know what this mother then? Are you leaving? >> I want to I'm going to [ __ ] him right in the face. >> No, I don't think so. Are you leaving or not? >> He was clearly getting on the officer's nerves. The cops just wanted him out of their hair without needing to use physical force. But if you really expected a straight answer out of him, you were probably dreaming. >> [snorts] >> That being said, the male officer tried one more time to reason with him. >> You don't know what you're doing. Are you going to stay in the room or are you leaving the hotel? >> I've been cool. I mean, you know, she a little I've been cool with you, but she will say, "Hey, we welcome you and we got to find my phone." >> No, we're not going to we're not going to be doing the phone thing right now. >> No. Okay. So, then she if she doesn't want to do the phone thing, then you need to set the back. >> Acting like he did, it was a shock they hadn't arrested Chad already. And judging by the next thing he said, maybe that's exactly what he wanted. >> This You know what? Take me in. >> Violate me, [ __ ] >> Why do we want to do that? >> You guys want to go? No, we don't. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> No, we don't. >> Come on. >> Resisting arrest. Come on, mother. >> They gave you either come back. >> Come on. Shut up. >> Resisting arrest. Here we go. >> All right. Do you want to stay here or do you want to leave? >> You know what this place? The man had locked his key card in the room, so the female officer went to get another one again. And by that point, due to all the man's yelling, he'd woken up several hotel guests. >> Your voice. >> Okay, then get your stuff and then get out of the hotel. >> This the room I'm in. >> No, you're down here. You go in, be quiet, and if you don't, then trespassing. >> Did you hear what I said? >> My nerves adjustment. I never Yeah, >> that's fine. You can figure out tomorrow. I need to get you in your room. You either go home if you you either go home. If you don't, then there's going to be a problem. >> I want my phone right now. >> The cops finally got him back to his room again. This time they stepped in with him. But that decision backfired fast because what Chad did next caught them completely off guard. >> They downstairs can suck these. Not you guys. >> But they can suck these nuts. You want TO SEE THESE NUTS? >> YOU GUYS WANT TO SEE THESE NUTS? HEY, not back off. That they Hey, tell his come suck this. SHE CAN SUCK DUCK out up and let's get rolling. >> She had literally showed the officers his entire manhood. And it was easier for him to find than his phone, which he was still desperately searching for. Funny thing though, the phone wasn't even hard to find because the female officer spotted it almost immediately after stepping in the room. Stay here. >> STOP TALKING for 3 seconds. Is this your fault? >> Right here. >> We're going to be in room 600. >> Room 600. >> Stop talking for 3 seconds. Is that your phone? >> Isn't one of my phones? >> It's actually a company phone. >> Okay, that is Find your other phone tomorrow. But we need >> No, no, no, no. We need We need to get this done tonight. The cops had shown incredible patience with this crazy male Karen. He'd already pulled just about every trick in the book. And while he did disturb a lot of people already, at least he hadn't harmed anybody. But that quickly changed in an instant. >> You want in your pocket? >> I I DON'T WANT NOTHING from them. That >> Okay, you just we're sorry. It's nothing against you. >> You just threw the card and hit her card at my face. >> I'm sorry, but I don't want nothing from you. >> You just threw the card and hit her in the face. I DON'T WANT NOTHING FROM THEM. >> DID YOU Did you see what you did? >> I'm sorry about that, but I don't want nothing from them. YOU KNOW WHAT? IF THEY DON'T WANT ME HERE, I DON'T WANT TO BE HERE. YOU THINK I WANT to be here? >> Hey, hey, >> all right. Come here, Shad. >> I'm willing. >> All right. Okay. Come here. Go. Stand right here for me. Okay. Go ahead. Put your hands behind my back because I don't want to stay here. >> You threw a card hitter in the >> And am I sorry about that? Yes. I'm sorry about that. >> Well, you're under arrest. >> Well, apparently I'm under arrest. Thank God. Thank God. Thank God I got to go somewhere tonight, right? >> Everyone seemed relieved that Chad was finally in handcuffs. Even Chad himself felt pretty good about the arrest. For a moment, it seemed like the guest at the hotel could finally get some rest. But everything changed when they brought him outside because he started acting up again. >> Guys, you're beating me. >> No, we're not. >> OH MY GOD, THEY'RE HURTING. [screaming] WE NEED YOU TO COOPERATE, SIR. STAND. >> Sit down in the police car. >> I did. I did sit down in the police car. YOU GUYS DROPPED ME. >> YOU GUYS DROPPED ME. >> OH MY GOD. >> OH MY GOD. YOU GUYS DROPPED ME. >> SIR, WE NEED >> YOU GUYS DROPPED ME. >> OH MY GOD. >> You're not standing, sir. >> Please stand. >> OKAY. >> YOU GUYS DROP ME. >> YOU GUYS JESUS. >> OH MY GOD. JESUS CHRIST. JESUS CHRIST. >> You made my bad shoulder go out. Come on. >> Okay, FINE. [screaming] >> YOU GUYS HURT MY SHOULDER. >> THAT WAS MY THAT WAS [screaming] MY SHOULDER. >> THAT WAS MY shoulder that went out. >> No, that was my shoulder went out. >> No, YOU DIDN'T HEAR MY [screaming] >> IT POOPED OUT A SOCKET. >> It was in no way easy, but with all their efforts, the cops finally got the man into the squad car. Once inside, just like a classic Karen, he began playing the victim. He complained about pain all over his body and accused the cops of abuse. >> You guys just smashed my face. >> You guys just chipped the tooth. >> GOT HIM. >> NO. YEAH, I THINK YOU DID. >> You guys just chipped my tooth. >> Are you going to grab him and pull through? >> Oh, so you lied to me, right? You lied to me, bro. Bring your feet in. You lied to me, bro. Right. Oh, you just bang my head. >> Whatever. >> They took Shad to the hospital and later he was medically cleared. While inside the squad car on the way to jail, he somehow managed to injure his own head and arrived with a wound that surprised even the officers. >> I don't want that spit and nothing against >> I don't want this. It's a boy. >> Yeah, the guy assaulted me in a SQUAD CAR. HE ASSAULTED ME. He assaulted me. He punched my face against the screen. >> YOU'RE GETTING >> YOU'RE GETTING >> HEY, can we just look at >> I'm cool with you. I'm cool with you. We were there. But he's getting You're getting You're >> Can we just have you turn around? >> We want to check YOUR HEAD. >> NO. NO. I DON'T WANT NOTHING CHECKED OUT. >> It's lost. They took Shad back to the hospital and they treated his injury. They charged the man with aggravated battery on a peace officer. Whether with a busted head or a very bruised ego, these masculine Kairens often get just what they deserve, especially when encountering these nononsense cops. 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