RELAX, >> SIR. WAIT, GUYS. STOP. >> BACK UP. STOP. SIR, STOP. NO. >> I'm asking you. Stop. I didn't do anything, sir. >> Entitled Karens often act like they own the place, but only until law enforcement shows them the door. >> My arm's already broken. >> Which one? [laughter] >> Almost in an instant, after they're placed in handcuffs, they go from screaming to crying. Let me get the to my house. >> You're not free to go. >> Oh, >> okay. >> Okay. >> You know what? You mother. >> When super entitled Karens mock the law until reality hits, the ending's always the same, and it's not the one they expected. >> I don't have weapons. >> I'm just going to pat you down. >> I'm just wanting the passers by to know. Do >> not put your hand in my face. >> Don't do that to me either, then. Okay. Hey, hey, see, see, but you did it to me, too. >> On the 14th of March, 2024, a domestic violence call was investigated by deputies. A man claimed his wife attacked him and his injuries backed up the story. When the deputy found his wife, a 68-year-old, parked outside the hospital, she claimed she was the one who was slammed to the floor and in need of treatment. >> Okay. What's going on? My husband cracked my head on the floor and I'm trying to get up there to admit myself. >> Okay. All right. Well, just hang tight because that's what we're trying to investigate what happened over there at the house. >> Can you put your hand right here and feel it for me? He knocked me on the floor and I've got a big big knot on my neck. On not my neck, on my head right here. >> I'd like to go to the hospital. >> Okay. >> And I don't want to sit here very long. I finally made it here. Okay. Well, if you need a medical attention, you should just call 911. They would have came. >> I don't trust any of you people. I want to go to the hospital. I'm here. >> Okay. Well, you're going to sit tight until we figure out what's going on. >> I might just drive away and go. >> If you drive away, then you >> Yeah. What then? What? You're going to help me go to the hospital, aren't you? Because I'm a medical patient. What are you? >> I'm going to drive away. >> Really? Really? I've been driving all this time and I've been just fine. Well, now that you're stopped out with me, you might drive. >> You've decided. You've decided. >> Yes, I have. >> Yeah. Great. >> So, put the car in park and we're going to figure out what's going on. >> Really? What do you know about what's going on? Nothing. >> The signs of a Karen were immediately there. She was trying to get a reaction from the cops to put them in a bad light, but they didn't take the bait. The cops just stayed cool while they waited for the woman to tell her side of the story. >> So, I want to get your side of the story cuz we have deputies at your house. >> Yeah. Okay. But you come on hot and angry and mean. You're not getting my side of the story. You're another >> No, you are. You are. YOU'RE THAT WAY, TOO. ALL OF you people are. >> You're the one who was yelling. >> That's right. Because of how you are. Okay. >> How How am I? What did I do? >> Yeah, you're >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. Okay, lady. Okay. Okay. Bark. Bark. Bark. Empty. Empty. >> Yes, you are. Stop it. I grabbed my bag. I was shaking like a leaf. I get into the car and I drove until I figured out that this was where I needed to be. And I headed here and that's all that's happened. My husband pushed me. >> You don't have any guns or weapons in the car, do you? Or on your person. >> Nail clipper count. >> I'm sorry. >> A nail clipper count. Of course I don't. Nail clippers don't count. someone who has guns. You look like someone who has guns, not me. Don't ask stupid question. >> We do have >> It's for safety reasons, man. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Cuz you're being kind of feisty. >> I'm angry and you're nasty and you should just go away. >> Just go leave, >> you know. Just shut up then. Just shut up. >> When the deputy moved in for a routine weapons check, she took it as a personal insult. She didn't look like someone in need of medical help like she claimed. She looked more like someone who was guarding their turf. >> Check me for weapons. Check me for weapons. >> You think I'm a liar? You think I'm a liar? Oh, you've just wanted me all to take off my belt. That's what you told me to begin with. >> Can you step outside, please? >> I DON'T HAVE WEAPONS. >> I'm just going to pat you down. >> I'm just wanting the passers by to know. >> Do not put your hand in my face. >> Don't do that to me either, then. Okay. Hey. See, see, but you did it to me, too. >> There's no reason for you to get feisty right now. >> Hey, hey, you don't know my husband. OKAY, STOP IT. >> I NEED YOU TO RELAX. >> YEAH, >> RELAX. >> YEAH, that's all I wanted to do. >> Yeah, I'm in my pajamas because I didn't even make it past bed and he pushed me on the ground. Okay. AND NOBODY IS TAKING CARE OF ME. SO, don't start. GOING TO YELL AT YOU ALL. >> VERY, VERY careful what you do with your hands from now on. >> You be careful what you do with me from now on. >> You want to step out so the paramedics can take a look at you? >> Really? Okay. First, I couldn't get out. Now I have to get out. >> Paramedics arrived, but sadly they weren't the kind of help she had in mind. She wanted the hospital and nothing else would do. so she could continue portraying herself as a helpless victim. >> I need to go to the hospital now. >> Get back over here with us and we'll we'll get you over there. >> Okay. Where are we going? >> Take you to the hospital if you want to go to the hospital. Correct. >> Well, yeah, but the hospital's over there. >> But our car is over. >> Yeah. You're not going to be >> I need my purse. >> We'll grab that for you. >> So, >> I have my pills. Can I get Can I take my purse with me to the emergency room? Okay. Can I have it, please? >> We're going to grab your purse. We're going to grab >> Okay. I'll wait until you get my purse. I don't want to walk past and not have access to my things and have someone take them from me. >> I don't trust any of you. I want my purse. I want MY PURSE. WHY AM I BEING WHY AM I BEING ARRESTED for wanting my purse? I WANT TO KNOW WHAT'S HAPPENING. I WANT TO KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING TO ME AND WHY. I HAVE A RIGHT TO KNOW. WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ME AND WHY? >> Stop yelling. We will. >> What are you DOING AND WHY? WHAT HAVE I DONE? WHAT HAVE I DONE? WHAT HAVE I DONE? WHAT ARE YOU CHARGING ME WITH? WHAT ARE YOU CHARGING? I'M A WOMAN AT THE HOSPITAL emergency room trying to get service AND YOU ARE ARRESTING ME FOR NO GODDAMN GOOD REASON. YOU TELL ME you're taking me to the hospital? What is this? >> As the arrest moved forward, she leaned into the fight, but not with her hands, just her mouth. Every word came out sharper, like if she just kept pushing, she could argue her way out. The cops stayed calm and just let her burn herself out. >> I'm not speaking to any of you. You're not listening to me. We're done. Take me to the hospital. We're done. Where's the car? I'm going >> just a minute. I got to talk to you first. >> I'm listening and that's it. Not talking. >> Just listen and don't talk about it. >> Yeah. Right. Isn't that wonderful for all of you? All of you. You >> too. Just just cuz I >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you for law. >> No, you got it. I have the right to talk to a lawyer. Pissed off at everybody today. Requesting to a hire down how mad I am that every single one of you. >> You can decide. You understand your rights are read to you. >> I've heard it all before. I know it all. I'm 68 years old. After hearing her Miranda rights, she began detailing the fight she had. And every detail favored her. It sounded like a story she'd told herself more than once. Very polished and missing a few parts that were inconvenient. >> I hurt your feelings, but I don't want anything to do with taking care of them because I'm not a man who's going to acknowledge my faults and be accountable for them. So that's what he told me. Basically, I'm just going to dump you. And I said, "Oh, really? That's lovely." And I started yelling at him cuz that's what you do, right? You got no power when someone is just going to cut you like that. >> Okay. >> So, you yell at them and I yelled at him and we went back and forth across the house a few times >> when when we were yelling. Yeah. He he pushed me >> and one time I hit him. It happened. Yeah, it happened. That's what you're asking me, right? She kept on rolling with the story, leaning hard on the moments that painted her as the one under attack. The cops stayed patient, letting her keep on talking and waiting a bit till they'd press on the parts that she'd rather leave out. It's always amazing how the very worst details happen to slip people's minds. >> You guys were masturbating. What happened? Hey, he's getting clothes on and I stood in the door talking to him and he pushed me out of the way to go out into the other room and I said, "You think maybe I should call the police because you're pushing me?" >> How close were you guys to >> How close? He was right up against me and pushed me. He physically knocked me out of the way. >> So, at what point, how did he get marks on the back and shoulder? I don't know how he got any marks on his back and shoulder. I have no idea. I know exactly how I got a big bump on my head. I was following him while he was screaming into the back into the study to hide from what he'd done. >> And he turned around and pushed me onto the floor and closed the door in my face. With her version of events stacked against her husbands, they arrested the woman for domestic violence. She wasn't surprised one bit. Instead, she went after the officers, accusing the cops of making her husband make her look like the bad guy. >> You are doing my husband's [music] work just perfectly, sir. You are doing it just right. >> I just want to remind you also, >> that's why you guys with the guns. Exactly. I just want you to know who you are serving, not me. You are not helping me. None of you people are helping me. Not a single person here is a public servant. >> Cleared from the hospital. She was headed to jail and still looking for a fight. It seemed like she just couldn't or just wouldn't see that it was now game over. Karen's don't know when to quit. Especially when quitting feels a lot worse than losing. >> It's a threat. It's >> not a threat. >> That's exactly what it is. It's a threat. That's why you're telling me it's a threat. I'm just warning you so you don't get tased at the jail. >> It's a warning. We don't want you to get tased. >> Oh, really? You really care about me and you want to convince me of that now. >> You don't get >> You want to keep double cuffs on >> Stand up. >> Not going to tell you again. If you don't stand up, I'm literally going to pick you up and throw you in the car. >> You do that. >> Kick me. You're going to get a charge. I want to kick you. I want to kick you. I want to kick your hand. >> Hours of arguing, blaming, and pushing back at the cops got her nothing but a stack of charges. They booked the woman for domestic violence and resisting arrest. All that noise and the only thing she won was a right to the jail house. On the 10th of January, 2025 in Illinois, the cops were called to a local bar after a woman named Teresa refused to leave. When they arrived, she looked like she was on her way out, but the argument had her hooked. >> You're pieces of >> I'm not going to stop telling them what they did. >> That's fine. But you are talking about video. >> But you are going to leave. >> And they're still a piece of >> saying to him before leaving. And you're still a piece of Now what? YOU'RE GOING TO COME UP ON ME? Are you going to jump? >> You're going to throw up on me, too? >> Are you stupid? >> Are you Are you stupid? CUZ I HAVE THAT ON VIDEO. You know what? >> SHE'S FIGHTING. >> NO, IT'S >> GET ON THE GROUND. TURN AROUND. >> You have I'm on the ground and you're >> Jesus. I'm on the ground and you're doing I'm doing nothing. >> Three. I'm fine. >> Can I have my phone, please? >> I'm not doing anything. >> Roll to your belly. >> No. >> This is so dumb. >> It is dumb. >> If that's for me, I need I don't need it. I can't even find her other arm. >> Stop. This is stupid. >> You are stupid. Why didn't you throw me up against wall? You think I'm just going to sit there and let you throw me up against the wall? You have a camcorder on, sir? >> I sure do. >> JOHN, I HOPE THAT I HAVE it on there whenever I find it. >> And I hope you show the whole thing and not just the part wherever I spawn against you. >> Yeah, don't worry. >> The officer gave her one more chance to just walk away, but she wouldn't let it go as she was too locked into her feud with these people at the bar to even think straight. and her need to have the last word landed her in handcuffs. >> Can we help you get up? >> Yes, please. >> I'm glad I >> like the kicker in her head right now. >> Here. Can you slip your shoes on there? >> Put your shoes on. >> Let's put these shoes Can I get away from her? The problem is I came out to find a unit. >> What is your name? >> I don't car. >> Put your shoes on. Put your shoes on. >> Come on. We'll put you in the car. >> NO. EVERYBODY ELSE IN THERE IS SO INNOCENT. You're a piece of >> You're a lying piece of my video. going. >> Some of the people she'd been fighting with were still hanging around, laughing like her downfall was the highlight of their night. She tried to be cool, tossing insults back, but you could see it hit a nerve. The cops kept things professional, got her back on her feet and into the squad car. >> Let's get in the car. Come on. >> You want it in the car? Get it in the car. >> It's warm in there. >> I don't care about warm. Trust me, I want H I hope you get up on this tonight. I hope this makes your nighting wonderful. She's aing Lucifer bag. She's no better than her buddies. >> What's your What's your name, man? >> Please let me am I going to get bail? I have nobody to me. We don't we don't we have a we have a no bond bail system. So you probably >> get right back out. Okay. What's your name? >> Can I talk about that at the jail? These people need to know who I am. >> In order to take you out to jail, we have to know who you are. >> Can we do it in the car, please? >> You were in the car. [snorts] >> No, with you in the car. >> This isn't my car. Okay. If I can >> I don't want those people knowing who I am. >> I'm not going to tell nobody. They can hear you. You think they're not stupid. >> They're not stupid. >> I I know I sound like I'm dumb. Like I'm being paranoid, but I'm not stupid. >> Teresa wasn't directing her temper at the officer as he was the only audience she had left. But when he asked for her name, the woman hesitated, and she probably felt that saying it in front of the people mocking her would be like giving them another weapon they could use against her. I if you can sweet talk her into giving your name her name. >> Otherwise, it's just going to be a bad toss and police and unknown female. >> Hey. Okay. No one can hear you over here because there's a wall. So, if you tell us your name right now, >> they can't hear. >> I didn't come out. >> Teresa, what? [laughter] I can't I I was really looking because I I'm always in the house by myself and this just shows me I need to stay home. >> Bruised inside and out, she reflected on the night, feeling sorry for herself, completely aware there'd be no one waiting for her. Meanwhile, the arresting officer told the story in a clean and simple manner without all that noise. Yeah. I walk in and she's yelling and screaming and so obviously they're all like, "It's her." Like eight people go, "It's her." And I was like, "All right, time to go. Time to go." And she goes, "You guys are all pieces of I'm like, "Don't say it again. Go to leave." >> She goes, "You all pieces of I go, "Don't say it again. If you say it again, you're going to go to jail cuz you're not leaving. You're refusing to leave." >> That tried wrapping me up and throw You need to watch this thing. He threw me against the wall thinking he was a Billy bad first. I'm not going to tolerate it. I have been beaten. >> Why did he throw you against the glass? [laughter] >> Probably because of my mouth. >> Your mouth? >> Yes. I'm not going to lie. My mouth runs a mile. But that doesn't give him a right to throw me against the glass. >> When he put you up against [snorts] the glass, then what happened? >> I think I pushed him back. Okay. >> It's just within me because I have been pistol whipped. I've been beat and by myself. I've been I sound like pathetic. >> I so soing pathetic. [laughter] I should have come out here. I knew I shouldn't. >> As sad as her story might be, she didn't have a free pass to put her hands on a cop. Shoving the officer wasn't about survival. It was crossing a line. And when you push past those limits, there are definitely consequences. >> But I wasn't hitting nobody. I was just telling them like like who do you think you are better than me? Yeah. None of you are any better than who I am. >> Well, like I said, I don't know the circumstances, but >> nobody's better. >> We're all the same lawful command. >> It wasn't them, though. Don't open. >> It wasn't them. It wasn't the law. >> Then you told me yourself that you pushed him. That's why you >> No, he I pushed him after he pushed me. >> Thanks, Ben. I'm sorry. She was >> I didn't think we were going to be able to get her into a car. So, I called you when she was still trying to kick us on the ground. >> She's kind of a big girl. So, >> this is her purse. Can it come with or do I need to tag her? You sure? >> Did you get the fireball out of here? >> No, it's closed. Will they allow it even if it's sealed? >> No, they won't take it. >> She's got Oh, a bunch of shooters. >> Yeah, she don't need that. >> Yeah, she's >> Oh my god, there's so many shooters. >> Another unit rolled up with a transport car. She didn't like the idea of switching rides, but the cops kept things calm and steady. In this line of work, keeping your cools the difference between a very smooth transfer and a scene nobody wants. I want to stay right where I am. >> Hey, this is my good friend, Officer Johnson. We're going to >> I want to stay right where >> you some better a better better spot. >> I don't trust nobody. >> Do you trust me? >> No, I don't know you. >> I'm Ben. >> I don't So, I don't know you and some other place bigger. >> I'm a big girl and this is just perfectly fine where I am. >> All right. Well, you got to come out, hun. So, >> I don't >> step out or I'm going to pull you out, hun. Please don't fall. >> I don't want to, but you say you're not moving. >> I woke up. I don't fall. >> All right. Take your time, huh? >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> I'm just making sure you don't fall. >> Don't touch me. >> Just touch my shirt. Please be cool down. >> You said not to touch this. So, >> I'm asking if you would please pull my Okay. There's a difference between don't touch me and ask me. >> You got to tell me that, hun. >> I did though. Did you not hear my words? Watch your toddler. >> I said, "Please pull my shirt down. I don't want my stomach to be >> turn I already have my cups. I'm >> They got what they wanted. They've been judging this all night long. This is what they wanted." >> By the end of things, Teresa cooled off. The booze was still talking, but she wasn't looking for more trouble. She kept her comments quiet, steered clear of the crowd, and let the officers guide her through. As for the officers, they stayed calm and steady. >> I don't like these people. I think that they're shady >> and you're going to sit right there. And you got all this >> be in jail for >> step on up. We'll help you up. >> I don't know if I can do it. >> Step up. We got you. One more. This is the big one. >> I'm sorry. >> One more. >> I can't do it. >> Yes, you can. Step up. Let's go. >> Oh my god. I'm sorry. I lost your arthritis and I left me. >> Turn around. Sit down. >> I got my sock. >> Just sit. Go get it. Sit. There you go. Perfect. >> I have to wear >> this woman's night ended with more than just a hangover. She was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting without violence. If you go where trouble drinks, you'll be buying the next round. On the 21st of August, 2023 in Carlsbad, New Mexico, the cops got a call about an assault around 5:30 p.m. A witness said a barefoot woman in a black tank top had been chasing a person with a baseball bat and breaking into nearby homes. >> What's going on, Chloe? No, >> I just I went up there. I was like I was for >> Hey. Yeah. So, listen. We've been getting a lot of calls on you just now. >> Yeah. One of the calls I guess you were chasing after somebody with a bat. >> No, that was another girl. She was chasing me with the bat. >> She was chasing you with the bat. >> And then there was a call just now that you were trying to get into somebody's house. No sir. No sir. >> No sir in your face. >> Why you bleeding? Got blood all over. >> Oh, she was chasing the back. I don't know. >> Get hit. >> Okay. >> Dude, they must have they were homeless for no reason last night. You know >> you want to go see What it is that uh as >> far as Yeah, they were pointing at us. It's going to be that house right there. Do you want me to go talk to him? >> Oh, you want me to go talk to him? [screaming] >> This woman, Chloe, was clearly under the influence as her thoughts were racing and her words couldn't quite keep up. The cop didn't press her though and went to the neighbors who'd seen the whole thing. With the neighbors being willing to talk, the picture was about to get a whole lot clearer. >> Did you guys call? She did. She didn't get out of the house. >> Who did? >> I guess her. We didn't. We kicked her out of that house. >> You guys kicked her out of this house? >> She was trying to break into our neighbor's house. We're the ones that went over there, told her to step out of here. >> What did you guys see when she was over there? >> Uh, she was on top of the the pork and she was trying to open the door. >> Okay. >> And then we went over there cuz I mean they're girls. >> Hey, what are you doing? Keep walking. What are you doing there? >> And that's when she she saw she was getting she backed up and told her, "Don't wait up. Let's get her out of here." She was just there just sitting there just trying to open the door. >> Was she kicking the door or just >> I was just jiggling the door just trying to get in there. She's whacked out of her mind. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I mean, but still luckily we were out here, you know, she was doing her thing and she's like, "Hey, babe. Babe, what's up?" And he came out. I was in the restaurant and I came out. I was like, "Oh, let's go. >> I'll go talk to her right now. >> Thank you." >> The cops then checked in with the woman who first called police and it was her house that Khloe tried to get into. She'd seen Chloe up close, barefoot on her porch, and it only took one look to know that she wasn't just some harmless wanderer. >> Are you the one that called us? >> I am. >> Yes. So, what happened? >> Um, I was pulling up and I came home and there was this lady on my porch and they were talking to her, trying to get her off and they said that she tried to get into the house. She took off after that. >> So, you said you saw her on your property? >> Yes. >> Okay. with her story matched up to what the witnesses said already. The cops had enough to work with. Khloe, on the other hand, was not going to make things easy. She'd stumbled into getting arrested, but still couldn't figure out why. Chloe, do me a favor. Back up. Back up. Relax. SIR, WAIT. GUYS, STOP. >> BACK UP. SIR, SIR, I'm asking YOU TO STOP. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. SIR, WAIT. SIR, STOP. >> HEY, >> turn around. >> Hey, SIR. BROTHER. HEY, RELAX. STOP. DON'T. BROTHER, STOP. I didn't do anything. Stop, sir. What are you talking about, bro? No. Tell him to stop. >> Relax. >> That's the problem. >> Oh my god. I don't want to get arrested. THAT'S THE [screaming] PROBLEM. I'll take your >> Stop. >> Like, what the is the problem? That was last night. That's a lie. That was last night. That was last night, sir. >> No, it doesn't help, bro. >> Like, how you going to like switch sides like that? >> Like you'reing little kid, bro. >> Don't start acting like you're trying to >> From the very start, she was aggressive and loud, but on the way to the hospital to get her medically cleared, she really went to work. The cops had seen that play before, but they weren't about to give her an audience. >> You're under arrest, Chloe. >> Like, you're so stupid. [screaming] >> How [screaming] hard is it? >> I will have a blue team and a supplement for this. [screaming] No. She's acting aggressive. >> You guys are stupid. [screaming] >> Take me to another jail. I'll never jail. You >> When they got to the hospital, her fight didn't fade and only got messier. She was defiant one moment and pleading for help or screaming the next. It was a typical drug fog. The cops had seen it all before and knew the only thing to do was just let it pass. >> Don't let them, bro. Wait, wait. I want you to hurt me. Don't hurt me. Don't hurt me. [screaming] >> Please. [screaming] You want to save me? [screaming] >> I didn't have no button. >> Please don't write ME DOWN. LIKE I GET IT. >> I KNOW. >> LIKE I TOLD Y'ALL THAT'S WHAT I'M TRYING TO SHOW YOU. THEY'RE DEAD. [screaming] >> They're really turning you in. Right. >> TELL THEM TO STOP. >> OKAY. >> Chloe wasn't interested in help. Not from the cops. Not from the medics. Not from anyone in the room. Every offer was met with defiance and suspicion. Like accepting it would be some kind of surrender. >> YEAH. >> WHERE? >> YEAH. >> WHERE? >> Thank you for everybody. WHAT ABOUT BRANDON, BRO? WHAT ABOUT JASON? THIS IS WHY >> for no reason you guys running around >> to your means, bro. I'm tired of >> I'm done, bro. Take your >> I'm done. >> I don't need to go to jail. >> You're going to jail. You're [snorts] >> Sir. Sir, please. >> And you yelling isn't helping. >> No. I There's THERE IS THINGS GOING ON. I HAVE BEEN TALKING TO THE PRESIDENT. I AM THE TREASURER. >> SIR, PLEASE. I'm begging you guys. Please. Sir, please. >> I really don't want to go. I HAVE NO REASON. I HAVE NO REASON. I literally didn't do anything though. >> Turn around, >> SIR. I DON'T WANT. PLEASE. I have another charge and I didn't do anything. >> If you keep resisting, you're going to get another charge. >> Sir, please. Please don't charge me, sir. >> Okay. Well, then calm down. >> In the end, Khloe's night ended right where it was always headed. They charged the woman with resisting arrest and causing a public disturbance. On the 15th of June, 2024 in Wisconsin, the cops got calls about a woman who was throwing rocks at passing vehicles. Witnesses claimed she'd been hitchhiking, but if the drivers didn't stop for her, she was throwing rocks at them. >> You're throwing rocks at cars. >> Are you smoking something? >> Have I? No. >> Yeah, because I didn't throw any rocks at nobody. >> Okay. Where can I get you to? Here's here's our options. I can give you >> There's no options. I'm not bothering you and I can walk on the side of the road. It's free country. >> Yeah, but I got a complaint that you were throwing rocks at cars. >> Let me see it. >> Let you see what >> the complaint. >> The phone call. I can't show you that, but it's not going to work out very well for you. >> What are you going to do? Beat me up? >> No, I never threatened to do that. >> Well, yeah, you are. You're saying it's not I don't have to leave from here. >> You want to call that? >> Right from the start, our suspect, later identified as Teresa, was being a bit of a Karen. The officer stayed relaxed and gave her plenty of options to just walk away. However, based on her opening act, her performance was going to end badly. >> I'm giving you options. I'm trying to be nice to you, but >> get fired. >> I'm going to get fired. Okay. >> Cuz I have PTSD. I'm 100% disabled. Nobody wanted to help me. My arm is broken. You're still running your mouth. Oh, we can go down that road. What road? >> Throwing stuff at cars. You can't be >> throw anything at no car. >> That's not what I'm being told. >> Oh, you're being told that by who? by the complainant who's he's about to call and see what's going on now. I've offered to give you a ride to Lacrosse. Offered No, >> you didn't. >> I did. I did 100. You never >> 100%. >> You said get out of the woods. Come here. I don't have to come to you. I'm not your slave. I can stand where I >> can get you a ride from Tristate who you've already made contact with. >> I'm not going to listen to someone telling me, "Oh, I am an ambulance driver." as he covers up his badge just like you are. So, you're not either. >> My badge isn't covered right here. >> What are you covering up that for? Nothing's being covered. >> Has a body cam on me so he can show how crazy I am. >> Isn't that crazy? >> It is being recorded. So, where were you going to today? >> I don't need to tell you where I'm going. >> You don't have to tell me anything. I'm just making >> So, get in your car and go. >> Oh, no. We're We're not leaving. >> Why? >> Because we got a complaint that you're throwing rocks at cars. >> Why do you keep saying that? You can't prove that. >> And neither can he. It' be my word against. What's he going to say? She stopped after walking 20 miles and she's almost throw a rock at me. Well, that sound even feasible. >> If you were almost, you would have taken the ambulance ride I offered you, right? >> Teresa was playing a game of push and pull, greeting every question with an argument. She made sure she was setting the pace, but the cop wasn't going to give her that control. It's a pattern you see in people who've turned dodging accountability into their favorite pastime. >> I'm in the final stage of COPD. I'm not supposed to walk and I won't get in a car with a man I don't know for the sixth time. I have PTSD. I'm not going anywhere with you. >> I didn't offer to go with me. Hey, I said you could go with the ambulance. >> I'm going with anybody I don't know. >> But you told me you wanted an ambulance. Do you know all the ambulance drivers around here? You said you wanted an ambulance service and I offered it to you. >> And when the guy came over, I asked him a couple questions. He started all giving me the the I don't take orders from Matt, you or anyone else. >> Okay. >> Teresa made it clear she was not going to make things easy. Shortly after, the cop got word from dispatch that there were multiple witnesses ready to testify against her. That's the moment the rope ran out. And you didn't need a crystal ball to predict that the upcoming arrest was going to be ugly. >> All right, Teresa, you're under arrest. All right, turn around. Place your hands behind your back. >> Yep. You're under arrest. >> Why? >> Disorderly conduct. >> You smile. >> I'm not smiling. >> That's not even true. >> I was not doing anything. I was walking down the road, sir, and I never touched you. >> I never >> I told you I have PTSD and I'm not getting in a car with a man I don't know. And you keep insinuating that I have to go somewhere. >> No, you do. Cuz you're >> My arm's already broken. >> Which one? [laughter] >> Come on. Come on. [screaming] [laughter] >> That's my arm. That's hurt you. >> Come on. Let's go. just get up and walk and it'll be a lot easier. >> She wasn't just resisting arrest. She was resisting the idea that anybody else was in charge. It was less about winning and more about controlling things and giving everyone else a headache while you're going down. >> The nightmare. I don't even know what the is wrong with people. >> Come on. We've been more than quiet or called. >> What? I didn't even do anything. I didn't know it was against the law of watch. >> Nope. That's not We've already discussed what the problem was. >> What's the problem then? Can you please let go of my arm? That hurts. >> Once you get up. Yeah. Stand up. >> The arm is broken. >> I'm not squeezing it in any way. >> It doesn't matter. I don't want you holding my broken arm. I don't want you touching me. >> Stand up. >> Oh my god. Steve, you did not help me. [laughter] Come on. [laughter] >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. You're going to break my arm more. Let the go of me. >> Stop resisting. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. I'M NOT UNDER ARREST. >> YES, YOU ARE. >> WHAT? STEVE. >> You're breaking my arm more. >> We're not even >> You're NOT THAT'S RIGHT. IT'S BROKEN. OW. God damn it, Steve. [laughter] >> Get her up. >> Yeah. Teresa, I'm going to have you roll towards me. Okay. Teresa, roll towards me. When the screaming and fighting got her nowhere, she went on to the next act, making everyone else burn energy for absolutely nothing. Since she couldn't win, she was determined to make sure that no one walked away smiling. >> I'm going to flip you over. >> I'm sorry. [laughter] >> Why are you doing this to me? >> Flipping you over that you WERE YOU WENT ON. YEAH, YOU WERE UNRESPONSIVE. >> YOU WENT UNRESPONSIVE. >> Players keep slamming me on my broken arm. >> I said it's broken. I got beat up earlier today. >> What? What was going on with you being unresponsive there? >> Because I don't want you touching me. You have my hand all over my thigh. >> Were you faking it? >> No, it's PTSD, fool. >> Okay, let's stand up. Let's stand up. Come on. >> Why don't you help me up like you should instead of mying arms? >> Well, you got to help us a little bit here. >> Why? I'm only 135. I'll hold your knees. >> There we go. There we go. All right, let's go back over here. >> It's going to get worse. >> Stop resisting. >> I cannot go with the police. >> Stop resisting. >> Oh my god. Look at the way he keeps doing this. This does not make any sense. You're on a cuff. That's fine. >> He's making sure that everything's going good. >> No, he's not. You don't have to put cuffs on 15 times. Now he's taking them off, putting them on. Taking them off. Putting them on. So you can twist me around. There he goes. Now he's got them real tight. They're going to start bleeding. trying to make sure that your wrist is in there, right? So, >> no matter how careful or patient they were, she was still trying to make out that the cops were abusing her and she was a victim of their brutality. That kind of defiance doesn't quit. So, the cops had to be patient enough to outlast it. >> I can't now. They want to drag me through the >> You can't walk. You just walked almost two miles. >> I bet I can walk farther than you. >> Let's go. >> Stop pulling me. I can walk when I get ready. You're not in a hurry. Nope. >> Actually, you worked for me. When are you going to stop jerking me around? >> You live in Black River Falls. >> It doesn't matter. You're still a cop. >> Uhhuh. >> Take a step up in there. >> Why are you worried about a seat belt? You're breaking my arm. >> Oh, it's hurting me. Now he just wrapped the seat belt on. Cinching as tight as he can. >> Ow. What is wrong with you? >> All right. Watch your feet. >> Don't touch me. >> I can get out myself. I do not need you to help me. >> I want to make sure you don't fall. >> I don't want you touching me. >> You had your hand up my dress, buddy. >> Yeah, you did. You were touching my bare thigh. Yeah, you were. Yes, you were. >> I'm 60. I'm trying to get out. Just hold. Don't touch me. >> Come on. >> Don't touch me. >> I'm not letting you run into the ropes. >> I wouldn't run into the road. I'm not dumb like you. EMS showed up ready to help, but she gave them the same attitude she'd given everyone else. If you think the whole world's against you, even an open hand begins to look like a fist and she'd already made her mind up. >> Hey there, paramedic. Okay, we're going to get you out. We're going to put you in the C. The officer is going to take your handcuffs off, but because you're under arrest, we have to put you in what's called softer strength. It should be a little more comfortable. Okay, >> you understand that? I'm not >> That's not my deal. >> Hey, do you want to fight with us or not? If you're going to fight with us, you're going to fight in the handcuffs. >> You know what? We're just going to leave you in the cops. Come on. >> Teresa was taken to the hospital, checked out by the medical team, and cleared for release. From there, it was straight to be booked. They charged the woman with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. On a Thursday afternoon in Cocoa Beach, Florida, the cops responded to reports of a woman named Leah acting erratically. At first, it looked simple, like just a trespass warning. But the woman had other plans, and she wasn't going to keep it simple. >> All right. So, listen. I'm going to go away cuz you told me to go away. We're just making a consensual encounter at this point. >> So, we're going away. But you are going to be trespassed from three places. >> Where? You're gonna be trespassed from 7-Eleven. Be in on Peach and the Ron John's free parking. Okay. Do you want to before I leave, do you want a copy of your paperwork >> or do you just want to walk and be on your way? >> We got >> All right. If she comes back, she'll be subject to arrest. Just give us a call. Okay. >> All right. I got this. It's off campus. It's consensual. I'm going to walk away. >> I need you to find out if >> But she's been notified. If she comes back, I'm going to arrest her. So, we're going to make sure battery hasn't happened. Okay. >> She says she >> is Miss D. >> Is it Miss D? >> T. I think she go. She's in there. >> Do you know them better? Do you want me to stay and you go find out? >> Yeah, I'll go talk to her. >> I'll take the report. >> When a witness told officers that she'd slammed a door into two people, everything changed. A simple trespass turned into assault and just walking away was no longer an option. But the woman didn't seem to notice that the stakes had just gone up. >> No, ma'am. You're not free to leave, ma'am. >> Not free to go. >> Is there anything I can say to you, ma'am, that's going to get you to >> comply with my lawful order? >> Leave me alone, Stan. >> So, ma'am, listen to me. >> Okay? >> Listen to me. I'm being very cool with you. I have probable cause. Listen, I have probable cause to arrest you for resisting already. No need to do that if you'll come back and sit down so my officer can go find out what we have. As soon as HE FINDS OUT, WE'LL LEAVE. >> I'm actually going home. >> No, you're not. All right. >> For you to leave me alone. >> Okay, ma'am. I need to understand that you understand what I'm saying. >> I mean, you're witnessing. >> You're not a good witness because they're bothering me and no one's paying attention. Do you understand what I'm saying to you or? >> No, not really. >> Okay. >> If you leave me alone, I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING WRONG YET. >> YEAH. YEAH. >> You are just being detained at this moment in time. You are just detained. >> Don't resist. >> Leave me alone. >> Don't resist. Will >> you come back and sit down for us? >> Help me alone. You help me. >> Help me. Help me. >> You are just detained. >> Help me. >> Keep it up. You're not going to be detained. You're going to be arrested. Okay. You got to relax. >> The cops had her sit in the shade while they sorted things out. She clung to her story that she was a really good person while ironically tossing out insults like it proved her point. >> Please leave me alone. I don't bother anybody. >> Now give me your first name again. Okay. >> Go to hell. And I don't bother anybody. I don't bother anybody. I'm a good person and I hate your guest and I HOPE YOU RUN OUT. This is not taking care of me. Police are there to serve and protect. You're not protecting me. You get out of here, Stanley. I hope you >> We had the same birthday. Did you know that? You dumb. >> You and I had the same birthday? Yep. Wow. I haven't done anything to anybody. Get my arms behind my back. I'm a good person. Your shoes are very small. Have you passed away? >> That's not nice. Why not? >> Let's not really like this. >> She somehow thought that mouththing off to the officer would somehow work in her favor. But it showed her terrible judgment and how she had zero awareness that the hole she was digging herself was getting deeper. But she still kept yapping like she was trying to win a prize for the world's worst exit strategy. >> You're not allowed to have anyone detained after 3 minutes. You're faking laws left and right. Did you know you're breaking laws? You're not allowed to have me detained after three minutes. >> Yeah. Where's that say that? >> It says it in the law. >> What law? >> I'll find the law. >> Okay. >> I need for you to unbuckle me. I need for you to let me on my way. Totally against the order of the law. >> All right. So, my I told you, >> right? Aren't you a special person? I told you my partner is checking into it right now. >> If he finds that it is unfounded that you hit a lady with the door, >> I didn't hit anyone. >> Then we will let you go. But if we find out you intentionally hit somebody with the door, >> I touched no one. >> Then you're going to go to jail for battery. >> I touched no one. You're crazy. I have someone bigger on my side. You dumb. You're getting taken down, you dumb. Did you know that God is on my side and you are the ugliest I've ever seen? By the way, I didn't do anything wrong. You can't take me to jail. What a glorious thing to know. Did absolutely nothing wrong. But to keep me like this, just be a You're the biggest I've ever seen. You know what a stupid does? You're girly. You're a giriest cop I've ever seen. That's what a girly cop does. Put you in handcuffs. They have no more. You're the biggest prick I've ever met. I'm not a Stanley Steamer. Stanley the biggest prick I've ever met. I didn't do anything wrong. So, I need you to hurry up and let CS off me. Aren't you? I hate your shoes. Where's your slides? >> She kept repeating she'd done nothing wrong, but in fact, she'd done plenty. Every insult, she said, was meant to sting the cop deliberately, but he remained unfazed. He wasn't about to let her drag him into her bad day. >> So, do you want to stay here in the shade or do you want to go get to the air conditioned car? >> I'm trying to go home. >> Well, you're not going home right now cuz you're going to end up at the county jail here later. >> But I did absolutely nothing. >> I will take you to a car if you would like. >> I didn't do anything. So, how can you take mewhere? I did absolutely nothing. I did nothing. So where are you going to take me? Trespass me from over there. Trespass me from the beach. I did nothing. So you need to let me go from these handcuffs. You dumb. Shave your legs. You look like you shave. You're really, aren't you? Whatever you say, Leah. >> I need for you to let me go and let me go back. You're not allowed to do this. >> I am allowed. >> You're allowed to do this. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I haven't done anything. >> Okay. >> Okay. Is that okay? You stupid. >> You're the ugliest I ever met, Stanley. Have you looked in a mirror lately? >> I don't need to. I'm looking at you right now. You >> All right. >> At some point, she forgot why she was handcuffed and got laser focused on a war of insults. But since the officer wasn't playing, she was winning by default. It only frustrated the Karen. And if she's lucky, he might play along a bit just to kill time. >> You really need to do get a nose job. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I don't like your nose. How you doing, folks? >> Hello. Can you call the police? 911, please. Can you call 911? >> I need for someone to call 911. This guy's not treating me correctly. Call 911, please. >> All right, Leah. >> Can you call 911? [laughter] >> He's not doing his job. I need to call Stanley. I think this is your fate. You're ugly. You're about the ugliest ever met. Stanley. >> That's saying something with the with the teens you hang out with. >> You about the ugliest ever met. >> Well, I can only do my best. >> I can only do >> I can only do my best. >> I can only do my [laughter] best. H. >> Aren't you a special guy? You're so special. >> I try. >> I know. You're a New Yorker. >> Out of nowhere, she started the crying routine and it was a big show of tears with no real emotion behind it, and it was all to gain sympathy. Then, quick as a flash, it was over and she was back to throwing insults. >> Is that where the dark world took us? >> Maybe. was not to my baby. Did you know that? >> That's not allowed to happen. >> That's not allowed to do that. >> You want to roll your car over this way? She's probably not going to walk well. >> 104. No rush. >> There's much of a rush. >> After the allegations were confirmed, there wasn't much left to say. She was headed to jail, but instead of taking it on the chin, she went straight into whining. Despite being a full-g grown adult, she acted like a little girl who was told to hand over her toys. >> Where are we going? My car police car right there. >> Cuz you're under arrest. >> Why? >> Battery and assault. >> I'm going to count down to five using my fingers. >> When I get to zero, I'll put hands on you. >> I didn't touch anyone. >> Thank you for helping complain. >> I didn't touch anyone. >> We'll get you to the AC where it's not hot anymore. Okay. >> I touch no one. >> One. >> Zero. All right. Come on. Come on. >> I touch no one. >> Come on. This way. >> Touch anyone. >> Come on. [snorts] >> I touch no one. I touch no one. Hop in your seat. >> I got a brown bag in the back. I'd rather go in a bag. >> Okay, come on in. >> Take this curse off of me. >> Leah was charged with assault, disorderly intoxication, battery, and resisting arrest. At the end of the day, mocking law enforcement with her entitled act only entitled her to a seat in the back of a squad car. On July 22nd, 2024 in Asheville, Ohio, the cops responded to a domestic assault call involving a minor. They found Sabrina, allegedly intoxicated, inside her parked vehicle. While the cops talked to her family, they put her in the back of a squad car. And sadly, her temper didn't stay quiet for long. >> Sabrina, >> what? >> Stop. Listen to me. >> Listen. >> Stop. >> Listen. >> If you keep hitting the cruiser and you cause damages, you will get charged for property damage. Do you understand me? If you keep out of this, I will call. >> WHY WOULD YOU PUT ME HERE? This is brutality. This is police brutality. This is what you do. This is >> Get Let me get the to my house. >> You're not free to go. >> Oh, >> okay. >> Okay. >> You know what, you mother? >> He's stuck. >> You know what? You just bashed my head into >> 8:13. I didn't know you said >> Stop. >> You really want some? Sabrina. >> Yeah, this is unnecessary force. It's great. >> I need another unit. She >> I don't ever want to see you again. And I promise you, my kids won't ever SEE YOU AGAIN. SHUT the >> Got something for you, too. I got something for you, too. You mother How about a bullet in your brain? She was all on edge and seemed to not have brakes using whatever little control she had left. The cops quickly tried to shut it down, get the cuffs on her, and bring in backup before anything got worse. >> You're violent. >> I don't want >> I'm violent. >> Yes, you're being violent. >> Yeah. >> Just And your kids are back here watching this. >> Yeah. And your your grandkids are watching this. And your husband's loving it. >> Shut the >> You want some? Come get some. >> I swear to God, you'll never see my kids again. Swear to God. >> Sabrina, listen. [music] Are we going to be able to get up? You going to be a get a crucified fight again? I don't know. What do you want? A fight because it sounds like you're awfully winded. >> Sabrina, I'm doing all right. Are you doing all right? >> You don't even know me. >> I know your name. >> Yeah. You don't know me, though. >> Okay. You want to come at me? Let's go. Let's go. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. You got the upper hand. >> We'll just wait till someone gets too far to pick her up. >> It didn't matter at all that the officer was calm and respectful. She didn't see how patient he was, or for that matter, professional, getting extremely agitated. Her instinct was to hit anyone as hard as she could when they got in her way. >> You okay? >> Get the off me, you stupid prick. Yeah. Where's my baby's dad at? >> SO, ANYWAYS, AIN'T >> got to say him. >> We're also going to go ahead and eat a 29 for white mother. White supremacist. Dude, you're not going to fight every bullet. SHUT UP. SHUT UP, YOU STUPID MOTHER. >> Please don't say nothing to her. >> Stop holding that right there. Stop holding that. >> I'm not letting go to you. >> Stop holding that. I said >> you literally resisted and you tried to and you literally bit my leg and you kicked me. >> So, >> okay, just so you know, >> you're a cop. You're supposed to get the used to that. >> No, assault on the officer is a felony. I'm just so >> Okay. Okay. Well, you're being charged with a felony now. Do you understand this? >> All we had to do is talk to your family and figure out what was going on and maybe let you go. >> Yeah. You weren't going to let me go. >> Okay. >> So, I wasn't going to let you go. >> So, you got something? Come get something. >> Stop kicking me. >> I didn't kick you. I kicked my foot. Godamn it. It just so happened to hit your >> Keep your legs down. She was nothing but a brat who thinks the rules don't apply to her and everyone should cater to her every whim. With an attitude like that, she wound up face down on the ground. Failing to attack the cop physically, she went for a different but equally dumb route. >> You want to rub me into the pavement? >> Okay, stop into your head. STOP. [screaming] [groaning] >> OKAY, STOP. We'll just hold your hair then. You're not going to injure yourself. No, you're gonna you're gonna get in trouble for this. You're going to get in trouble for all these arrow. [screaming] >> No. No. >> I didn't DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> GET UP. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Get in court. Shut up. Do me a favor and shut your >> Stop. Don't kick. Don't kick. >> Here, you need to calm down. >> Stop. >> You got a 29 in route. >> Mhm. >> Sabrina, all we got to do is talk about things. Figure out what's going on. >> Yeah, it's all them. They were in my house. They were the ones in voting me. And Why am I in the air? This is >> calm down. >> THEY DID IT. Not me. I swear to God. >> On my life. On my kids' life. They didn't. They >> They charged the woman with resisting arrest, felonious assault, domestic violence against a juvenile, and assault on a police officer. After all that effort, the only thing she won was a few nights behind bars and a date in court with a judge. Right up until reality sets in. Entitlement has this funny way of making people feel untouchable. One minute they're running the show and the very next one they get a very hard reality check. Watching a super entitled Karen flip from smug to stunned just never gets old.