under your arrest for aggravating a battery to a police officer. GET ON THE GROUND OR YOU'RE getting tased. >> I don't care. Get on the ground. You're getting tased. >> You need to get out of the vehicle. Okay. >> Do not touch me. So, he needs to >> That's not an option, ma'am. I can touch you if you refuse to do what I asked you to do. >> No, that's not an option for you. Don't touch me. >> One Karen's already a handful. So, just imagine dealing with two at the same time. When Karen duos throw tantrums, it's bound to be quite the mess. Let me ask you this. Why were you putting alcoholic beverages in your 17-year-old daughter's backpack? >> Because of me, I need you. >> And when they come face to face with law enforcement, that's when these entitled mother and daughter Karens instantly regret messing with cops. >> Y'all just needed something to do. And that's so stupid. Like do something that I really needed. Not this super. >> On the 12th of April 2024 in St. Petersburg, Florida, the cops were making an arrest when a drunk tourist got in the way and started berating the officers and trying to record the altercation. >> Walk away. Walk away. Walk away. >> Walk away. You're going There. Now you're going to jail. Get away. What the did I do? >> What the should I do? >> Let her walk away with me. Let her walk away. >> We gave her the opportunity probably. >> Let her walk away with me. What did I do? >> What did I do? >> Stop talking. >> They were arresting the woman for obstructing official police business. It's one thing to film an arrest from a safe vantage point, but getting up in an officer's face while they're trying to perform their duties is unacceptable. >> Why am I being >> touching [crying] him up? Back away. >> What's your number? >> I think we're good for now. >> What is it? You can't tell me. >> What's your badge number? >> Why are you yelling? >> Officer, I post. >> Yep. >> I mean, I can arrest this over the construction, whatever you want. >> So, what am I being arrested for? Take a video. Take a video. >> Take a video. >> Don't worry. Body camera. You're being recorded. >> Nobody know. Why are we doing this? >> Shut the [screaming] up. >> [laughter] >> While it was clear to anyone with eyeballs why she was being placed under arrest, Ariana and her friends seem to think that it was completely unacceptable. Doing his best to make things clear, one of the cops explained it to them like they were toddlers. >> Told you to step out. He's in the middle of something. If you want to continue to obstruct his investigation, you'll be in the arrested. >> They were in the middle of something. >> Yes, he is in the middle of something. He already explained you to step out. I got >> Ariana. >> Ariana, >> you guys go to jail. >> Out at 3 in the morning. >> Let her go. >> There's nothing we can do. I can't do anything with both of you in jail. >> I can't do anything with both of you in jail. >> I don't have the rest. >> Please fly out at 3 in the morning. Let her go, please. I'm her mother. I will take her back to the hotel. This officer has already asked you twice to step back and you can't even listen to them. >> I didn't listen. I didn't I follow. Yes. I actually the whole the whole reason I started over there was because I was talking to another officer. >> We are going to face what we were doing. If you interrupt us again and impeve investigation, you will go to to jail. Are you clear? >> After what the woman had done, there was no way the cops were simply going to release her. She'd been warned to keep her distance. So, they placed her under arrest. She was headed to jail and she had nobody to blame but herself. What? What? >> Y'all just needed something to do and that's so stupid. Like do something that I really needed. >> Not this stupid. >> Come on. >> Whose car is this? Can you pick up my purse? >> Mine's right next to me. >> Can you pick up my purse? >> Yes. Can you pick it up? >> Yes, I will. Go in the car. >> For what? >> What am I being detained for? >> You're not being detained. You're being arrested. >> What am I being arrested for? >> What am I being arrested for? >> So many times it's not even >> What am I being arrested for? What am I being arrested for? What am I Can I not know? >> What the am I being arrested for? There is no reason to I >> It was hard to believe, but after all that back and forth, she still didn't understand why she was being arrested. However, Ariana wasn't the only one. With the woman secured in the back of a squad car, her mother, Mary, was still trying to make excuses for her. >> I'm leaving at 3:00 in the morning. That's my daughter. The only reason we stopped over there is cuz you guys were hounding some black over there. And my daughter's 21. So, I went to the officer like this and I was like, "Hey, my daughter's drunk. We were calling an Uber. She was being kind of a little stupid. Will you like act like you're going to arrest her?" And he's like, "I'm in the middle of something right now." >> My daughter walked over and saw some black girl videotaping your guys' black. >> Tell him just to go back there. We don't have time for that. >> Hey, we can't do it right now. >> We don't We don't know how much it is. That's >> right. She didn't do anything. She did not do anything to get arrested right now. She has to wait to see. Stop. She did not do anything. Shut up. >> She did not do anything. I was there the whole entire time. >> As was I. >> And I'm pretty sure your daughter continually >> now she's acting like >> continually interjected herself >> right now >> into that. No. Over there in that investigation. >> No, >> I mean your daughter's >> It was my fault. It was my fault because I asked the officer that was standing on the backside to like act like he [music] was fake arresting her cuz she was acting dumb. >> I mean, >> it's my bad. That's >> we fly at 3 in the morning. Let her come all at on right now. >> I'm sorry. That's not happening. >> The evidence was all captured on body cam. And if her daughter didn't do anything, they would have the option to dispute her arrest. That being said, it would be a huge inconvenience considering they were scheduled to fly out at 3:00 a.m. >> If you say you work for me, you know that's >> So what she said right there, when you when you guys grabbed her, there's no reason. >> Are you familiar with him? >> Yes, I'm very familiar. >> Where do you work? >> I'm from [music] North Dakota. Florida. >> I don't know. >> Well, in the state of Florida, we have a law [music] called obstruction. >> She was there for about 3 seconds before you guys told her to go away and then you put your hand grabbed her arm. So, she was going to get defensive. Just let her go home with me. >> I I'm sorry. That's not >> ma'am. She is now being charged with battery on a law enforcement officer protecting the other officer trying to place her into the >> police. Excuse me. What? >> She just struck a a police officer. >> It was official now, and there was no way Ariana would be making her flight. Mary was acting like it was the officer's fault when she should have taken a hard look at her daughter, who was drunk, obstructed official police business, and then assaulted an officer. None of those things made her look innocent. Really? >> Yeah. [music] >> You're the supervisor. >> Yes. >> Take a picture of his dad, please. >> And what officer did she kick? >> That'll be I'll be on the arrest. >> I will get that all information. That's ridiculous. Really ridiculous. You know that, right? Okay. >> What you were doing off there was probably more important than this. This is stupid. >> You know it just as well as diabetes. >> Your your your opinion is noted. >> I see your opinion as well. >> Even with the evidence stacked against her daughter, she refused to admit that her daughter made mistakes and even tried gaslighting the officers. In her mind, the cops are overstepping the bounds of their authority. >> Put your hands behind your back when you stand. You know that, right? >> Why is that? >> Cuz what are you going to do if I go quickly? They teach us not to do that. >> Do I Do I have to be afraid of you? >> Should I Should I be in fear? >> Are you in fear? >> I am not. [music] >> You I'm just saying I'm scared. >> Are you cold? >> I am not. >> Well, it's your reason. I mean, why are you so curious? >> What What does it matter to normally do and put their hands like that? That's not how you're trained. [music] >> It's not. >> Does it really take my daughter to do? >> Yes. >> But what did she? >> I don't know. I was over here with you. >> Can you find out? Sure. >> Ariana was charged with disorderly conduct and obstruction. On the 17th of June 2024, she plead guilty to disorderly conduct and got a $500 fine. On the 2nd of June 2025, the cops were dispatched to a residence after getting orders to provide standby assistance while a man retrieved his personal belongings from a home he was vacating. >> So, do they know you're coming? Uh, >> I think he was too afraid to tell him they were coming because she was starting to let his dog out or something. So, we haven't said nothing yet. >> Look, man, I don't want no drama or any of that. >> All right. You got your ID with you? >> You trying to get his stuff and get his dog? [music] >> I understand. >> So, you haven't talked to them at all? >> No. her daughter, their daughter messaged me and uh I was at work and it's just all over because man, I'm trying to get to work and you know I got to work and everything. We always asking have you talked to her or about coming here? >> Not about coming here? No. >> Okay. So So she doesn't know you're showing up? >> I guess not. >> At all. How long ago did you move out? >> I actually came back last weekend and today I just left. I went to work [music] and she told me, "Hey, just grab my stuff and leave me. I'm done." So, >> oh, this morning she told your stuff gra stuff and leave. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you've haven't actually moved out yet then? >> No. >> Okay. >> Before the young man could gather his belongings, the officer spoke to the homeowners to give him a heads up. Although the man of the house initially seemed cooperative, his wife and his daughter were a different story. >> Huh? >> Dins. >> Yep. >> So, uh, right stuff. >> Oh, really? Okay. Yeah. Give me a second. If you want to come to the the garage, >> buy a wall. >> I didn't do this here to his property. >> He can give me mine. You can come house till you have a line. Thanks. Bye-bye. >> Bye-bye. >> All right. Well, he lives here. So, >> no, HE DOES NOT. HE DOES NOT LIVE HERE. ON the address they put next door, you don't live here. No one's coming here. [sighs] >> Okay. >> This could have been done sly. No, >> that's why I'm here to do this. >> You're not coming in the house. >> Okay. >> We don't need you here. Go. >> So, Dol is here for his little standby. So, he g his >> He's not getting his He's not getting No, do not. >> No. >> Talk about being standoffish. The man was right to contact law enforcement, of course, before trying to retrieve his belongings from the home. As for the young woman, she might have had her reasons for not wanting to see the man, but she couldn't stop the man from getting his belongings, especially his dog. >> Oh, yeah. Straight up with him. >> All right. Straight up. All right. All right. Don't >> stop. >> You You put your hands up. >> Turn around. You're under arrest. >> Don't arrest her. >> You did this, mother. DON'T >> TOUCH ME. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> GET ON THE GROUND. YOU'RE GETTING TASED. GET ON. YOU'RE GETTING TASED RIGHT NOW. NOW. >> 716. >> Shut up, man. What the? under your arrest for aggravating a battery to A POLICE OFFICER. GET ON THE GROUND OR YOU'RE GETTING TASED. >> I don't care. Get on the ground. YOU'RE GETTING TASED. WOW. [screaming] >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> The audacity to strike the man in front of the cop was astounding. How she thought she'd get away with it was anyone's guess, but if she didn't start cooperating immediately, everything was going to get a whole lot worse for her. Put your hands ON ME. YOU'RE GETTING TASTED. >> SHE'S PREGNANT. >> Put your HANDS ON ME. YOU'RE GETTING TASTED. >> OFF MY PROPERTY NOW. >> GET OUT OF MY FACE. GET OUT OF MY >> SHE'S UNDER HER. >> You're under arrest. out of here. >> The father may have had a smug look on his face as the garage door was going down, but it wouldn't last long. The cops already had a reason to arrest the entire family for obstruction. Then on top of everything, the boyfriend got I rate with the cops as well. >> She's she's got a she's got a felony coming now. >> She hit me baby, man. >> She hit me. She's got a felony coming. >> She did grabbing her. >> She did. >> Whatever. >> When I went to intervene for her hitting you all she wanted. >> She's got a felony coming. So >> we're not dude [ __ ] >> He ain't going to sit there and grab her up. She's got my baby, dude. >> Okay. >> I ain't going to do this. Okay. He was trying to protect you. Stop >> trying to tase her. >> Take a second. >> When she puts hands on, then >> stop. Yeah. >> You take a breath. We are out here right now. Okay. He was just trying to do his job. We need to stop. >> The young man's father clearly understood it. The cop had every right here to prevent any sort of physical altercation between this dysfunctional couple. And it's disturbing to imagine how they'd raise a child together in such a toxic environment. >> Listen, stop talking. She >> He did not do She came after the cop, dude. >> No. Are you serious? >> Yeah. >> And probably they're all three going to go to jail. Her and her parents, >> dude. What the? >> She started that and they're all getting charged. >> They also have like 25 animals. >> So, they're not going to answer the door. >> Well, we're going to knock on it and if they refuse and that's fine, but we got to try. So, >> so we have a domestic egg bat. >> We had a domestic. She hit him, right? >> Yeah. Well, it was >> Did she hit him? She hit him, but I went to it was more of a and I went to intervene. So nothing else escalated and then she hit me and knocked my mic off my off my vest. So >> the family was in big trouble. If they didn't start cooperating, things were clearly going to get bad. That being said, the cops wanted to give him a chance to cooperate by walking over back to the house to reason with them. But before they had the chance, they were approached by the mother and son. >> So help me understand what happened in your driveway. >> Okay. came to get stuff. >> Okay. >> They were coming up to the garage. My daughter said he's not coming in the house. The officer's like, "Well, he lives here." She goes, "Not according to his address on his license. It is a Belleville or whatever address. He is not coming [music] in unless you have a warrant." Thank you. Bye-bye. Starts >> talking some stuff knowing it's going to off which again, you guys are here without somebody from my daughter's mental health. Why didn't you guys respond to my house? Okay. Anyway, >> let's focus on talking about what's going on. >> And then so she went to go after. >> I was telling her, "Stop, stop, stop." I knew what she was going to do. You know, she hit him. Then the officer was coming up to her, >> intervening like he should. >> Yes. And all that was doing was setting her off and then he pulled out the taser and was going to tase her. I'm like, "She's pregnant." And so I'm in front of her to make sure she didn't get tased. I'm sorry. Yes, I did intervene. I'm not going to let my daughter get tased with my grandbaby inside of her. >> The cops aren't social workers. And maybe if the mother knew that her daughter would react so badly, she wouldn't have allowed her to talk to the cops. Or better yet, she would have told her daughter to be less rude and a little more cooperative. >> Who closed the garage door? >> I, you know, through it all, I don't know. We kept trying to let the officer know she's pregnant. She's pregnant. She's pregnant. Please. >> But we we can agree that the right move isn't blocking or shutting the garage door. It's understanding that she has just committed a crime. >> Her mental her mental status is not good. >> We're not we're not trying. But right over here, that's why she did it because her mental status and I know that's not an excuse. >> I know that's not an excuse, but we already tried to tell him just leave and they weren't leaving. >> It doesn't work that way. He's he has by court order the right to respond. He was he was here [music] long enough to be and we're gonna talk about that too. Explain this. It doesn't matter what address is on his license. If he's lived here more than two weeks, he's an established resist. He's gathering his stuff. There's an active OP. He's no longer allowed back here. The situation is done. >> If the mother and daughter had just calmly asked more questions before [music] freaking out, things wouldn't have ended up like this. The cops had a court order and legally the young man had a right to gather his belongings. She said bye-bye to you first and you kept stepping up into the garage. >> No, he turned and left and then she chased after >> you can run your mouth. That's That's perfectly legal. >> All right, you're not free to go. >> HOW? I'M NOT UNDER ARREST. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. YOU >> ACTUALLY ARE. YOU'RE UNDER arrest for obstructing >> when you prevented me from arresting her. >> I am ARRESTED BECAUSE I STOPPED HER FROM GETTING TASED BEING PRESIDENT. YOU GOT TO STAY INSIDE ONCE YOU GET OFF MY PROPERTY. >> DAVID, don't you >> godamn arrest coming [screaming] too. You got you got an obstruction. >> Stop. >> Stop. You're hurting me. >> Then stop trying to pull away. >> All the mother was doing was making things worse. And if she kept things up, she was going to get one more charge for resisting arrest. After she was taken to the station, her husband arrived shortly after to surrender himself. >> David. >> Hey, man. Hey. Sorry for my ex running my mouth, dude. >> All right. So, listen. >> I'm going to be straight with you. All right. >> Okay. >> Based on the circumstances that took place out there, okay? You're also going to be charged with obstructing. Okay? >> So, we're going to take you into custody, take you in the back, get you printed, get you knocked out. You'll talk to Officer Hancock, get your statement done, and then you guys are going to be released. >> Okay, I understand. >> So, if you want to throw your phone in your pocket for now, put your hands back here. >> David, I will say that I appreciate you waiting until you calm down to come up here >> cuz I know what your timber looks like and I can tell that you absolutely waited >> to come up here until you were chill and I appreciate that. The couple was charged with obstruction and a warrant was issued for their daughter's arrest for domestic battery and aggravated battery on a peace officer. On December 3rd, 2022 in Dunwoody, Georgia, the cops were dispatched to a mall after reports of a fight between some women. When the officers arrived, they immediately encountered a mother and daughter who claimed they'd been attacked. >> Okay, so we're coming down the coming down the mall to drop them off for work. She comes flying down the aisle and almost hits the side of me. And so, you know, I'm blowing to keep her from hitting me. When my daughter get out the car, she talking all this junk about all this. But you were the one wrong. >> That's not what happened. We got to when she hit us. I said, "Come on." So I said like, "Just go down. Get out the car now." She didn't do that. When I walked in to work, she said, she said, "Oh, she was just talking." Said, "Let me alone. Just keep going. Tell me going on. Working on myself. Just leave me alone." You didn't listen. She hit my mom. I I forgot about what happened. Sorry, that's my mom. I'm pretty sure somebody hit your mom. I ain't >> So she hit your mom. >> Mason, come here. >> So she hit your mom and >> then the fight started going. Both y'all started hitting each other. >> Why' she hit you? >> Cuz she when she when I walk, you know, when we were walking up, >> I was just like, you know, you hit her. You you about to hit me. You know, why are you fussing? What are you at? What do you ain't for? You about to hit my car. And she, you know, this was going on. It happened. so fast. Honestly, I don't even know >> what she hit you with her hands. >> Yeah. I mean, we were actually fighting. >> Hey, y'all might want to see if she have a gun cuz she catch that thing. I swear to God. Keep on, keep on. I swear to God. With her hand in her purse. >> According to the mother and daughter, it was a fight stemming from road rage. The case overall seemed pretty cut and dry. A stranger had attacked the mother, so the daughter fought back to defend her mother. However, the woman they fought with told a very different story. >> I almost hit that car, so I'm like, "My bad." She opening the door outside like doing all that. So I'm like, "Girl, go ahead. It's my daughter birthday." You know what I'm saying? She got a party today. So I'm like, "Go on over there." You know what I'm saying? So I'm walking in. She walking in. You almost did. I said, "Little girl, get up. Get the away from me." I said, "I'm ground about to do this with you." So she get to yelling in the mall talking about trying to drop your you know all this. I said, "Little girl." So security come. I said, "Listen, >> who you who are you talking to?" >> This little girl right here. >> What? >> Both. They jump me in the sun. So I'm telling HER LIKE, YOU KNOW, I TOLD SECURITY, you feel me? Get get her, you know, truck cuz I'm telling you about the situation with my daughter. She walked up and said your daughter. >> You said there was some You said there was some guys with him. >> Yeah, it was a boy. He jumped me. They all three jumped me. >> Is he not over here right? >> No, he ain't here. We probably Yeah, they all jump. Well, the daughter >> with conflicting accounts, getting to the bottom of what actually happened was going to be a lot more challenging than the officers had hoped. To get a better understanding of what happened, the officer's best bet was to rely on witnesses and surveillance footage. >> Video surveillance. >> Yeah, we're we're going through right now seeing what we got. Y'all either y'all observe the fight, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Well, um they were yelling back and forth and then [clears throat] black and white. She ran up Can you be more descriptive on what happened? >> Yeah. >> So, um went through the water, we grabbed her, but we didn't see her brother come around. And then another another officer was trying to handle him while the mom while the mom just ran up and just started fighting her. So, basically by the end of it, uh her brother had hands on her. I had the sister back and you were trying to pull the mom and the brother off of her. >> The mom and the brother off of her. So the brother was attacking her, too. >> Yes. >> Well, so there you have it. The attack was a family affair. The fight was initiated by the mother, daughter, and son, and they'd all ganged up on the woman. The security guard's testimony wasn't the only evidence they had, as there was video proof as well. >> So she throws a drink. Mom's not with them at the time. Mom's all the way. She throws a comes up. You can see you can see the boy come up. You can't see what they're doing. Yeah. >> Like see mom comes out of nowhere. >> Yeah. That's a brother trying to keep everybody separate. >> Yeah. >> Where's the >> related? That's a brother where he tried to >> brother's trying to get separate >> separate. >> While the evidence was stacked against them, the mother and daughter insisted that they'd been attacked first. But unfortunately for them, surveillance footage never lies. >> All right, we'll go ahead and explain it to you guys. Okay. So, based off the video footage we have here, as well as the witnesses that we have as well, both y'all are going to be placed under arrest. Wait, can I can I let somebody >> Okay. >> All right. >> So, both of y'all be placed under arrest for for that. Both y'all stories sides of it will be also included in the report. Just so you guys know, >> will get out there, but she won't. >> But as of right now, based off the physical evidence that we have as well as the witness statements we have, [music] >> she came at her. Okay. So, the issue came that unfortunately, man, when you when you threw the drink at her, that started the whole commotion. All right. >> Neither woman seemed overly concerned. It's like they [music] didn't understand they were about to be arrested, or they might have just been used to getting in trouble. Regardless, you can't just go around assaulting people and expect to get away with it without consequence. Ma'am, would you like to take those braces off and give those to him? [music] >> Okay. >> So, just give you guys some more information. They are going to put a criminal trespass ban against you guys as well. Y'all can no longer return to permanent mall. All right. They're asking us to do that. So, okay. Can I ask you just go ahead and leave for the day? Leave permanent mall cuz I listen. I know he still works here and he's still going to be here. I don't want anything to escalate. >> There's there's some other stores around the corner. >> Maybe get you taken care of, but I don't want you going here and something else escalates and you get hurt and somebody else get hurt. >> Where'd you park? Huh? >> You're down there. >> All right, I'm gonna walk you down to that door. Okay. You want anything from her? >> No, we're good. >> Thank you. >> They escorted the women out of the mall and into a cruiser. There was a silver lining, though, though they'd just been in a brawl with the stranger just minutes ago. Throughout the rest of the ordeal, they were cooperative with the officers. >> Sorry, I just don't want to explain stuff to people strangers and stuff like that. But sometimes y'all can be rude, but it's okay. >> We're not trying to be rude. We just want to protect you, too, cuz I don't want to be spreading your news of that lady don't know y'all. >> All of a sudden, she coming out trying to film or something like that. >> Yeah. >> Huh. >> Uh, we have two decisions to make. We're either going to cite you guys for disorderly conduct and book you in on that through the city because that includes [music] our fighting clause, or we might do simple assault, which is warrants for misdemeanor. All right. misdemeanor, simple assault. >> Simple simple assault or something. >> Considering their actions, the cops here showed mercy and only charged the suspects with disorderly conduct instead of simple assault. On March 25th, 2024, the cops responded to a call in reference to a woman passed out behind the wheel of a vehicle. According to reports, she'd nearly struck a vehicle before coming to a stop and passing out in front of her residence. Police Department. It's the police. Wake up. Wake up. From the looks of it, the woman here, Britney, was either severely intoxicated or high on drugs. It was either that or she was having a medical emergency. Thankfully, she was passed out in front of her house. And before too long, her mother arrived to assist. >> Check that door over there. Ma'am, wake up. Do you have any medical problems? >> Yeah. What's wrong? >> She's not waking up. So, >> she had a seizure. >> Nah, excuse me. >> Hey, baby. Britney, >> do you have keys to the car? >> I do not. >> I can call >> Britney. >> Well, she's having a medical emergency, man. We probably need to get in my clear me. >> Okay, I'll deal with rescue. >> Let me get my phone real quick. My dog. >> Come on. >> What normally happens when she has a seizure? >> If she was recovering from a seizure, the cops had to get into the vehicle immediately. But if that were the case, her mother certainly didn't seem that concerned about her well-being. >> Open the door. Britney, baby. Come on. >> Sure. She's not intoxicated. >> No. >> Hey, baby. Mom says she has history of seizures, but apparently she opened her eyes and flicked off the complaintant. So, I don't know that she's having a seizure tonight. >> Let me in, sweetie. >> Apparently, she almost crashed into somebody on the way here. So, >> Britney, open the door, baby. Hey. Hey, baby. Come on. Thank you, sweetie. She opened it. Forget it. Thanks. Hey, sweetie. >> Hey, turn it off. >> Finally, the cops had only been knocking on the door for roughly 6 minutes. Despite her mother's insistence that she'd really had a seizure, it seemed a little more likely that there was another factor at play here. >> Please turn off the car. >> Did you have a seizure? Are you okay? >> Excuse me. >> Let's get inside. Let's go inside. Get your meds. >> Okay. Let's go. Where's your purse? >> Ma'am, you can back away. I can talk to her now. >> Let's go in the house, baby. >> What's going on tonight? >> What is >> I don't know. You tell me. >> You tell me. >> Everything okay? >> Is there anything? >> I don't know what's going on tonight. >> You tell me. You seem like you're very intoxicated. >> Is it? >> Mhm. >> That's so cute for you. >> Okay. >> Yep. The cops were now pretty certain that alcohol was at play. It looked like her mother had been trying to cover for her, using that seizure story as a diversion. There was a pretty good chance here that she had a history of drinking and her mother was trying to keep her out of jail. >> Can you step out of the car for me? >> I would not. >> You don't want to step out of the car? >> I would not. >> Why not? cuz you're asking me to. >> So, I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle and you're refusing to. Is that what you're telling me? >> Absolutely. >> Okay. We can do this one of two ways. I can You can get out of the car voluntarily or I can take you out of there. >> Go there. >> Britney, let's just go in the house. Sweetie, you're home. Let's go. Stop. Do not reit my cart. >> Stop. Do not touch me. >> My daughter. >> Do not touch me. >> Ask you to step back, please. >> Do not touch me. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. Do not touch. Ma'am, get out of the car. >> I'm asking you to get out of the car. I'm a police officer. >> Do not touch me. >> You need to get out of the vehicle. Okay. >> Do not touch me. So, you need to >> That's not an option, ma'am. I can touch you if you refuse to do what I ask you to do. >> No, that's not an option for you. Don't touch me. >> You need to get out of the car. >> Don't touch. >> Come on. Come on. >> Do not touch. >> Either you get out of the car or I'm going to throw you on the ground. I don't. >> No, you're not. I will so sue your >> Hey, I'm giving her a lawful order to get out of the vehicle. She's refused. That's resisting. >> Do not touch me. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm going to touch you. >> You go to jail for obstruction, too, ma'am. >> Her mother's concern was understandable. Nobody wants to see their daughter getting manhandled by police and being thrown onto the pavement. But like the officer said, she was resisting a lawful order. And even if it's difficult, a mother shouldn't tolerate such behavior from her kids. >> Let's go. Come on. Ma'am, >> do not touch me. >> Get out of the I'm asking you nicely to get out of the vehicle. Okay. >> Do not touch. Okay. >> Do not touch me. >> All right. >> Okay. Leave her alone. >> Okay. You're both going down. >> She can go to her house. >> She just put her hands on me, man. >> You put your hand put my hands. >> Yeah, cuz I'm asking her to get out of the car. >> Put her hands on. >> Well, that's not how this works, man. Sorry. >> All right. >> Okay. Good. That's where you need to stay. >> She can go to jail tonight, then. >> She's intoxicated. You know she is. That's why you came out here trying to get her inside. >> I am. Please. >> Let's go. [snorts] >> The [ __ ] off you. >> Do you have anything on you, ma'am? >> Are you serious or you got your hands on me? Britney's mother was more upset at the cops for how they treated her daughter than she was at her daughter for driving while insanely intoxicated and almost causing an accident. As for the mother, she really needed to recalibrate her moral compass. >> All right, let's go. >> You have a seat. [laughter] >> We'll do it your way. Go ahead. Kick me. Get more a felony charge. >> I'm trying to get in here. Put your foot in. >> It's already in. Go ahead. Try. Can we give your property to your mom? [laughter] Perfect. With Britney secured in the back of a squad car, they prepared to take her to the station for further processing. But not before they had a word with her gaslighting mother. >> You understand why she's going to jail tonight? >> Because your guys are bunch >> Okay, hold on a second. I'm trying to explain it to you. You want to walk away? I can try to explain it to you. Hey, she almost crashed into a vehicle, complainant, called us. They had to swerve [music] off the road to get to her. They find her here in a heavy stouper where she's not responding. So they call [music] us, they flick her off, tell her to go away, basically. So we get here, try to wake her up. She's obviously impaired. >> I try to get her out of the card DUI investigation. She refuses. So that's obstruction in the state of Florida. >> Okay. Obviously, she's got a problem, >> correct? >> Um, no. >> Okay. She She lives here, doesn't she? She's never been intoxicated before. >> No. >> Okay. >> Not like that. >> Okay. Well, that's the reason if she'd got out of the car and she wouldn't have had I would had to force take her out of the car, she'd have voluntarily got out of the car like I asked. Gave her a lawful order to get out of the vehicle and she refused. >> I'm just so you're aware of what's going on. >> They charged the [music] woman with driving under the influence and resisting without violence. She was sentenced to 12 months probation, had to attend DUI school, and had to pay court cost and fines. The cops were dispatched to a hotel after a woman and her daughter allegedly attacked her ex-husband's new girlfriend. >> Did you call? [snorts] >> All I was trying to do was get my phone. >> Attack that lady over there. >> All right. How about you talk to him? I'll talk to you. Let's go over here. >> Thank you. >> He's saying you attack someone over there. >> So happy. Yeah, that's my hus my ex >> like right like this. That's good. Like right there. >> Okay. What happened? >> So my ex-husband's girlfriend's over there and she said I'm not wanted here. And so then we went at it. Nothing too physical. Clearly I'm not hurt. Clearly she's not hurt. So we then he's like, "Go upstairs." So we went up to my room and I said, "I can't get into my room." So then came back down here to get my card. It sounded like there might have been more to the story than the woman was letting on. According to the clerk, he was adamant the woman and her daughter had instigated the fight by attacking the girlfriend. >> So, you guys are all staying here? >> Yes. >> For what [music] reason? >> Oh, you have like kids? >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. You have an ID on you? >> I do. >> So, >> so what is the what's the manager saying that? Why did he think it was physical? >> Well, because we had an altercation. I went at her because she said, "You're not welcome here. Nobody likes you." [music] Typical. My son is here and her son is not. And [music] so it just got at me, but no, I've got a 90. >> But was it physical at any point? >> Um, we kind of broiled a little bit, but I mean, >> describe that to me. >> I took her to the ground. Nobody got hurt. Yes, I I tackled her. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to lie. >> Why' you do that? because she's stupid. I'm sorry. >> Um, how would you feel if your kid was playing at a high school? >> It wouldn't feel good. It wouldn't feel good. >> And she's the girlfriend and she's like, "You're not wanted here." I'm like, "What? Are you kidding me?" I'm sorry. I guess >> you're all right. >> Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. The woman, Angela Mosak, literally tackled her husband's ex-girlfriend right in the hotel lobby. After getting Angela's statement, the officer then spoke to the other women involved. >> So, just describe to me what happened. 89. Uh, we were there sitting down here. So, her ex-husband is my boyfriend. We've been divorced for seven years. >> She's supposed to have him this weekend. >> Okay. You just wait. [laughter] >> I'm going to get this out. >> You're distracting me. >> Stop. Okay. Her and her 18-year-old daughter have been out drinking all day and they came in here and pointed at me and you guys don't like me. [music] >> Okay. So, they went upstairs. They came back down here and I was sitting here and they both came at me and said, "Do you want to go?" I'm like, "Okay." Like so I stood up because they both came at me. >> You have a little bit of rug burn or something on your face too. >> She came at me and I wasn't going to punch anybody so I just grabbed her and went down to the ground. >> I mean her daughter jumped on top of me. >> It was anyone's guess why the woman and her daughter thought it might be a good idea to attack the woman at a sporting event, but one thing was certain. The fight they had was going to be the talk of the tournament. Is that the daughter? >> Yeah. >> All right, I'll go talk to her. Is this your daughter? >> How old is she? >> She's She's 19. >> Okay. But yeah, >> so I'm sorry. No, I need to be the girl up here. >> Yeah. >> She was like, um, I'm here with the boy's dad and you're not wanted and it's my son's hockey team. And she came at me and says, you're not wanted. Uh, it hit [music] me hard and I'm like, you you know what? You're not the mom. I'm the mom and so I I I'm going to take the responsibility here. So if you need to do anything to me, go for it. >> Angela figured they weren't in serious trouble. In her mind, it was just a minor scuffle. It was over now and they could all go back to their rooms for the night. However, that's not how things work. And the woman they attacked wanted to press charges. >> So here's what's going to happen. So, >> I don't know how they do it in South Dakota, but in Iowa, if you assault someone and they want to press charges. >> Oh, she wants to press charges, of course. >> Yeah. So, we're going to have to arrest you for assault. >> But how about I'm fighting back? >> Yeah. >> We have witnesses that say you were the instigator. >> So, unfortunately, that's how it goes. So, we're going to have to take you into custody. >> Okay. >> Hi. >> All right. Here. >> Yeah. Here. We'll take your phone. Take this. Here. >> Is she going to come with me? >> Yep. >> Okay. You're with me. >> It's okay. It's fine. >> Angela was obviously embarrassed, but for the sake of her daughter, she was trying to stay calm. While she admitted to attacking the woman, she still felt like things had been blown out of proportion. >> So, what does this mean? >> So, you're going to go to jail for assault? Because these guys say that I assaulted her. >> Yes. And you said you assaulted her. No, I'm I'm saying she um she started the altercation and then I just reciprocated. He started the physical part and that's that's you know that's kind of what the issue is. >> All right. >> All right. We're going to walk out to my car here. Oh, she's loving it. >> So, yeah, I know things get heated. You got to control yourself, though. >> I know. But you know what? >> It's so stupid. >> The woman and her daughter Elena were escorted to the parking lot and placed in the back of a squad car. And before being transported to the station, the mother consented to a breathalyzer test. You didn't blow hard enough. Hold on. I just got to reset. All right. There you go. You have to blow harder. Try to wrap your mouth all the way around it. Yeah. Like that. There you go. All right. You blew 200. That's pretty high. >> I mean, I said I had four. >> So, four strong ones probably. >> And >> where were you at before this? right next door. >> We literally walked. >> But I mean, okay, so my daughter, is she going to end up where I'm at? >> I didn't talk to her that closely. Is has she had a lot to drink tonight, too? >> She's already had three. >> If she also seems impaired, then she's going to look at the same charge. So, >> Angela's daughter admitted to drinking just as much as her mother. As a result, there was no need for a breathalyzer. Along with some other charges, they'd both be charged with public intoxication. >> She has a double cage, so I'm going to move you to her car so that you guys can ride together. >> Let me put this away. I'll come get you out. >> Little mother daughter bonding. Hopefully hopefully never again though, right guys? >> Yeah, >> you guys are going to see him again someday, you know. Oh, she's gonna see me tomorrow. >> Don't No, I'm not going to do that. I'm just gonna say you're >> Don't Don't be starting stuff. >> Okay. No, no, no. So, you have my wallet and my phone. >> Uh, Ben, get Yeah, that's all the stuff you had on your right. >> At the end of the day, they were both charged with assault and public intoxication. Beating up your ex-husband's girlfriend is up there, all right, but so is beating up your daughter's coworker, like our next suspect did. On the 7th of October, 2023 in Georgia, the cops are dispatched to a KFC after reports of a physical altercation involving two women. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Can I get you out of your car? Yeah, >> I know. I don't want to know what I got. They're coming. >> They're coming. >> I don't give A YOU. >> HEY, WE GOING BACK AND go over there. >> Hello. >> Take a seat. Do you have cameras inside? >> Oh, we do. >> Are you able to pull them? >> I'm not a manager, but can I tell you what happened first? >> Yes. Yeah. >> Okay. So, I'm going to tell you what happened first, cuz I tried to call you, too. >> Cuz I had to call my dad cuz that's how pissed off I am. Sir, I'm 19. >> I'm out of school. I'm in college first year. So on Sunday, we had to have a meeting, right? Okay. Because there's so much going on. She want to address me about my attitude and everything. >> And real quick, she said I I hit her. Can I show you how I touched her? Cuz I went up to let her know I'm coming from behind. I wasn't coming up to hit her before things escalated. This was me. Hey, >> it might have been a sight push, but I swear I swear to God I ain't hit her. If I want to hit her, I could have, >> but I ain't hit her. I did not hit her. It was really hard to make sense of what she was saying. She'd been involved in a fight and her adrenaline was flowing. To get to the bottom of things, they'd have to review the surveillance footage. >> Is the manager here? >> I'm the manager. >> Can you pull the cameras? >> Yes. >> I want you to press charges on. >> I got you. I got you. That's we want to watch camera. See what happened. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, I won't be able to watch the camera. >> Well, THEY RECORDED IT ON THEIR PHONE. >> OKAY. YEAH. Let me see whatever recording. So, there's two of them. >> I don't want to go too far. >> Where's the second one? >> Um, her her mother. >> Oh, her mother was here, too. >> Yes. >> Oh, good. >> She called her mother up here. >> What were you guys saying? >> No, she was That's when I was standing right here and that's when her [laughter] daughter came up and she came up against me and I said, "Bitch, don't touch me." And then that's WHEN HER MOTHER JUMPED between us and then she pulled me. That's when we went to fight. >> It was still hard to follow, but according to reports, the woman the officer first talked to got into an argument with her coworker. And in response, she called her mother who got into a physical fight with the coworker. >> How did it start? >> When I came outside to smoke my black and her mother was out there talking to Diamond. And when I stood right there smoking my black, they were selling out. Little wolf kick us out. So when her daughter came up against me and she BUMPED ME AND I AND I F TO GO FORWARD STRAIGHT UP and then YOU CALL YOUR MOTHER UP HERE. BOTH OF THEM MUST go and my daughter's military and a military brother. >> So what what did you see? >> So I saw um it was like they was talking and stuff like right here. >> Who's they specifically? >> Her and the mama or her and the little one. Okay. Her and the mom. And um they was talking and then they had started getting loud and then I was like walking down there towards the store right there. I turned around it was like they had stood up and they had start fighting. >> Okay. And that's the mom and the >> mom and the Gotcha. Did you see the daughter? Anything that happened at any point with the daughter? >> Nothing happened with the daughter. I seen right here. The daughter had came up. You know what I'm saying? She was like don't talk to my mom like that. She was like on her feet, but then she kind of moved out. >> And then and then the mom came over and got over. So the daughter was more run her mouth than mama came over and everything. >> Yes. All the time. All the time at work. All >> it sounded like the two employees had a long-standing feud that eventually boiled over into a fight. That being said, it was the young woman's mother who did the fighting on her behalf. And after talking to the alleged victim for a while, the officer then spoke to the woman's mother. >> Did you guys? No, she just hit me on my head. That don't hurt me. >> Yeah, I got Yeah, I saw the video where she's just kind of >> Yeah, just hitting on me. Yeah, that don't hurt me. She was even hitting like hard. >> Yeah, she was wind me wildly, >> right? >> Miss Jones, what's going on? >> Okay, so the young lady here actually, right? >> So, I'm the type person Lauren go. >> So, I'm the type person >> we have relationship with my kids. I don't intervene. So apparently got that bad tonight. >> So she's walking up on you. >> Well, I'm sitting down. >> And what all is she saying when she's walking up? >> SHE WOKE UP TALKING ABOUT YOUR DAUGHTER DISRESPECT. Your daughter always cursing me and in the hood about you didn't raise her better. Hold up. You don't do that. >> So according to Miss Jones, she felt disrespected by her daughter's coworker. Couple that with the fact that they'd been in a shouting match just moments before, and I guess one thing had led to another. So I get up, >> you walk up and you yell and curse me talking about her. My daughter said she was going to be >> Yeah. SO MY DAUGHTER GOT THE CAR. THIS WHAT MY DAUGHTER DID. My go like this. Basically she touched her. Get you know >> she touched the other chick. >> She touched both of them. >> Say, "Hey." >> Yeah. My daughter came out like this. >> Uhhuh. >> You going then jump in her face. >> MHM. >> MY DAUGHTER'S TRYING TO KEEP YOU KNOW YOU AWAY FROM HER mom cuz my daughter know. Mhm. >> I train I train in boxing. You know what I'm saying? >> I don't fight like the average female. When you jump and said call her and you went to go swing, that was a wrap. >> So she swung on your daughter. >> She went to go swing. She reached around me like she wanted. That was a wrap. I'm not going to lie. I defended. >> I got you. >> While she tried to frame things as self-defense, Miss Jones admitted to striking the employee first. She said that after she hit her a few times, she backed away, but she said the employee came back at her wanting to continue the battle. >> You took your shoes off and then you going to come sleep. >> Why is you walking back up on me? >> I step away. I'm trying to come. So yeah, I got her again, >> but I'm holding her and you steady want to fight me. So the the the the issue for us is being disrespectful is not inherently illegal because freedom of speech you can be it's not legal to be right. The problem is that the video that we saw you're directly on top of her beating the out even you said you whooped her. You ain't denying you whooped her. >> But she see the thing is like I told him the fact that my daughter came to her cuz she bumped up on me. >> You came you're what made me black for a second. You call her all I seen the hand. >> Yeah, I got you. I get THE [ __ ] >> DEFENSE MODE. DEFENSE mode was you're swinging on her. >> So you swinging. You swung first. I'm going to come back, but I'm going to make contact. >> I got you. I got you. How >> I'm not with you cuz you're too cute. I'm not looking. >> I got his It's his call. So you got to talk to him. I'm >> part of the problem is had you hit her one time, it might be a different story, but it reached the point to where she fell on the ground and is now just trying to protect herself cuz she was waking back up. >> Uh, I got you. There's a point in the video that we can see to where she's now just covering herself cuz you're whooping her. And because you're pissed off, you're upset, you're still just whooping her. >> The evidence was clear here and Miss Jones had taken it way past self-defense. Hitting someone who swings at you once or twice is one thing, but getting them down on the ground and proceeding to pound them into oblivion is on a whole different level. >> So self-defense only follow if you come walking up to me and I hit you once and tell you to back up. That's self-defense. If you come walking up to me and I hit you and then you fall and I jump on you she wasn't that she >> Yeah, but then you got on top of her and continued to hit her. >> I FELL OFF. >> YEAH, BUT THEN YOU KEPT THEN YOU KEPT SWINGING. >> NOT YOU. This is from what we saw. >> I understand what you came here for. Okay. >> You want to give your bag to your >> Let me call my sister. >> You You'll be able to call us. You can call. We're going to take the bag. PUT YOUR behind your bag. You're under arrest at this time. >> Call I am getting arrested. >> We can only go based on totality what we have on team. >> Okay. But question is when I got for her, >> she walked she walked up on me while I was walking off and swung. >> So that's where it came down. You can file for a warrant at that if you'd like to, but the problem is you're saying something happened after the incident that we can attest and see you beating per your own words. You beat out. >> Like I mean, you know, you whooped her. You can't do that. You can't be whooping people's cuz they're disrespectful and rude. That's just where it lies. >> They charge the woman with battery. But if you thought scrapping in front of your daughter was poor parenting, just wait till you get a load of our next suspects. On November 29th, 2024 in Palm Coast, Florida, the cops were dispatched to a Target. Apparently, there was a family there stealing wine, cosmetics, and other items. The family members included a mother, her 17-year-old daughter, and their grandmother. By the time the cops arrived, the Target employees had detained the teenage girl as she attempted to leave. >> How's it going? >> What's up, Taylor? >> Hello. >> What's going on? Can't speak all of us. >> Okay. [snorts] >> This is what she said. >> Yeah. So, her parents tell you briefly. >> Yeah. So, this young lady had this stuff inside of that green bag and >> my backpack over here. >> Okay. >> She just decided to walk out. I stopped her. escort her back here. More information reveals she's with mom and grandma here. >> Okay. >> Mom and grandma did not see me bringing her from points of sale through here. >> Okay. >> So, they're completely out of the loop on that. Um on camera, the mom is putting stuff in her bag/backpack as well. I don't know if she walked out with it or not. When we escorted her back here, that's where our focus went. So, um it looks like the mom is potentially walking around looking for her who's obviously detained in here. It looked like the mother and grandmother were in for a very rude awakening. Remember kids, families that steal together go to jail together. As for the officer, he'd be locking up three generations in one call. But first up, he had a few more questions for the teenager. >> That's alcohol. >> I don't drink that. My parents do. I don't drink that. I don't drink that. I don't even drink anything. >> But you put it in your backpack. >> My grandma. My my mom first and then my my mom first and then my grandma did. They both put that in. >> They put it in your backpack. >> Yes. >> H. >> So, she's got the backpack with her. This young lady? Yep. >> Okay. >> Mom and grandma were putting stuff in this young lady's backpack. >> Correct. >> Did mom or grandma put anything in their belongings that they didn't pay for? >> Yes, we believe so. That's what we're confirming right now. >> Okay. Yeah, [snorts] I'm >> just trying to figure out the specifics so when I confront mom, >> that was my question, too. Yeah, multiple items concealed in multiple different bags. >> While grandma waited in the car, the mother kept wandering the store looking for her daughter, who was now with the officers in the loss prevention office. While heading to the parking lot to pick up grandma, the cops ran into mom. >> Come on in here. Got him off. Step on in here, >> huh? Does that look familiar? >> Looks familiar. >> Yeah, it looks very familiar, doesn't it? >> The woman took a seat next to her daughter. Next up, the cops turned their attention to the missing piece of the puzzle, and that was the grandmother. And luckily for them, they knew exactly where to find her. >> Hello, Miss Tamara. >> Yes. >> How are you? >> I'm fine, thank you. >> You need to come with me. >> Uh, >> yep. I have your I have your I have Yolina and your granddaughter. Come on. You can come with me. I'll take this. Come on. >> Come on. >> All right. I'm just going to stand right over there. >> Stand right over there. All right. So, here's the rest of it. Want to see if there's anything else? That's uh >> Yeah. Do you guys have any receipts for anything today? Did anybody pay for anything at this store today? >> You didn't pay for anything? >> No. >> So, you just walked out with all this? >> This is the from the store. >> You didn't pay for any of it? >> No, we just because of the wallet was in Morocco. That's it. >> They all tried to claim that they weren't trying to steal things. They said they left the store with the stolen merchandise because they had to get their wallet, which was in their vehicle. It was a nice try, of course, but the cops weren't buying it. >> You should have waited inside the store with the stuff, though. >> That's my fault. I'm so sorry. >> Is this your backpack or is this backpack belong to Target? >> No, this is not a Target backpack. >> I don't think it's a crazy question to ask. >> I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. No, it's not. >> It's not. Walmart. >> I'm going to open up and look inside. >> Oh, wow. >> There's a lot. >> You're telling me there's no resale? >> No resale, guys. I'm telling you there is no resale. This is $10 $10 $9. >> Weird. After collecting the stolen merchandise, the cops continued the interrogation and you had to hand it to the mother, Yolena, because even though they had been caught red-handed, she was doing her best to win the cops over, but unfortunately, it was not going to work. >> I would like to apologize. >> Oh, you don't have to apologize to me. You didn't steal anything from me. >> No, wait. Anyway, >> everyone always wants to apologize after they get caught. >> All right, I'll get a receipt for you guys. Okay, let me ask you this. Why were you putting alcoholic beverages in your 17-year-old daughter's backpack? >> Because of your [music] I'm idiot. >> Okay. >> Because I am idiot. One more time. This is >> I'm not saying that. >> This is the worst. This is the worst punishment. [music] >> This is the worst punishment. how to say them. I I I couldn't have said it on worse words for you. >> So, you put them in her car in her bag and you put them in your daughter's bag. >> Yes. >> I'm not lying. >> No, I'm I'm I'm not saying >> I'm honest. I'm truly honest. This is my worst. >> Okay. You understand? I have a hard time believing that you're truly honest because >> No, I'm truly honest. You just stole almost $400 worth of things from Target. >> Yes. >> That's not real honest, right? >> No, it's not. >> Okay. >> So, Mom had admitted to placing stolen items in her daughter's bag. However, the cops also had [music] video evidence of grandma doing the same thing. And even though grandma was called red-handed, she gave the cops every excuse in the book. >> When I found you out there, >> Yes. >> you had the grocery cart. >> Yes. >> And you had the bag that had all the wine in it. But I didn't know that they have all wine or something there. I didn't know that. And she told me we have money in a wallet in the car. That's what she told me. Wait, we took uh Vlad because I give Vlad u my key from the car. >> Mhm. >> And I don't have anything. And I he said wait I don't see anything what they put in in the uh in the back >> because I was not there. >> I was or not that. >> Well that was rich. Essentially she tried to place all the blame on her daughter. She could lie all she wanted but it was all on video. Not to mention her own daughter admitted to the cops that grandma willingly took part in the theft. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. There's video of you walking out with the backpack on your back with a bunch of bottles of wine in it. >> Just going to only one b one. Only one. >> Stealing is stealing. >> Don't apologize to me. You didn't steal from me. So, I am going to give these to all three of you. These two are going to go with you to the jail. I'll explain what they are. Here's yours. This is a trespass warning for Target. You are no longer ever allowed to come back to Target. If you come back to Target and you're seen, you will go to jail [music] again. >> Okay. >> Thank you so much. >> Do you understand that? >> Do you understand that you cannot come back to Target? Okay. >> That means in the parking lot, that means in the store, anywhere. Nowhere at Target. >> Mom and grandma were headed to jail. Since the daughter was only 17, she was admitted as a juvenile. While she did get a trespassing ordinance, she wouldn't have to go to jail. Luckily for her, her dad was on the way to pick her up. >> And watch your head getting in. The mother and grandmother were taken to the Sheriff Perry Hall inmate detention facility, and they were both charged with shoplifting, petty theft, and contributing to the delinquency of a child. After posting bond of $650, they were later released. Having Karen behavior is already bad enough, but having it run in the family is just terrible. We can only hope all the Karens out there turn over a new leaf before parenting a child. That way in the future, these motherdaughter Karen duos wouldn't end up behind bars.