Stand up. Stand up. >> Don't touch me. You about to grow my >> Don't you touch >> What's your name? >> I need a girl. I need a girl. >> We don't have a female parent. >> I don't feel good. >> Karens have a knack for pushing people around and making everyone miserable. But there's a special breed of Karen who on top of being arrogant are borderline crazy. >> Why you trying to bite me? Huh? >> I'm sorry. >> You're sorry. Trying to bite me. Don't Don't give me that sorry. >> Sorry. >> Don't give me that sorry. >> Apologize. >> Oh, okay. Well, in that case, you apologize. >> Don't move. >> Don't move. >> I'm not saying you guys are pretty. >> Those individuals can be especially dangerous to their victims, but not when the cops are dispatched to turn psycho Karens into good girls. >> No, you go talk to him. No, I don't. You don't know me. >> No. Please don't stab ME LIKE THAT. >> My dizzy. >> On July 16th, 2025, the cops responded to a call about a woman causing a disturbance at a local bar. Allegedly, she'd assaulted a customer and it was racially motivated. When the officers arrived, they were greeted by the suspect, Sarah, and she immediately showed them her bruise. What's going on? Just so you know, I might >> That man pushed me. >> What man? >> That black man right there. >> There's not a black man right there. What's your name? >> Sarah. >> Huh? >> Sarah. >> Sarah. >> Sarah, you're Well, you don't get the choice of leaving. Sarah, we're talking. We're have to investigate why we got help. Okay. >> Mind. I'm trying to yell for him to help me and he thought I said the I have mixed kids. I have mixed babies. I have a lot going on. I'm in nei court >> right over here so we're not in the middle of their walk. >> I know. I just needed to get that door closed. You're good. >> Will you step over? >> I've dealt with you guys before. I have messed up. >> So, did you throw a bottle? >> No. A bottle dropped on the ground because it's heavy and he wouldn't help me. But other than that, I know better. >> What kind of bottle? >> It's a hard bottle. >> I'm taking him to my house. It's hot. I'm hot. >> I see that. I see that you're >> But we got a call that you threw a bottle at somebody. >> So, I didn't do it. >> Okay. Even if >> Don't you think I know better? >> Sarah said she'd dealt with the cops for long enough, and the officer calmly replied that it was the first time he'd seen her. She then started complaining about random and unrelated issues in a completely chaotic manner. >> I've been abused and hurt. My kids Anderson's supposed to forget about him. You guys are I have dealt with you. I cried and cried. I cried. [snorts] Please. >> So, who's the black guy? >> I don't know who he is. >> A black guy hits you and caused that bruise. >> Well, it didn't get any better. >> When's [music] that from? >> Last week. >> Okay. >> Couple of days ago. >> Okay. Have you been using that legal today? >> No. >> Nothing? >> No. >> Yesterday? >> No. >> Do you use anything? >> No. I don't know you. So that's >> I was just pulled over a couple weeks ago. >> Okay, that happens. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> No, it's gone. >> The officer cut through her rambling and he asked for information that actually mattered. When he asked the woman's age, Sarah's mood flipped and she became uncooperative and pretty much hostile. It was that kind of attitude that ultimately sealed the woman's fate. >> Stay over here. >> I need him. Dude, I have nothing else to say to you guys. >> Well, you do. >> I don't. Okay. And I don't have to >> I can put you in handcuffs, too. >> And I still don't have to say anything to you. >> You don't. You're right. I'm trying to get your information so we can figure out what's going on. >> No, you got your information. >> I I have some information. >> You got your information. >> Okay. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, please help me. >> Sir, I'm going to I'm going to say this one more time. >> So, we figure out what's going on. >> No, you go talk to him. >> No, I don't. You don't tell me to talk. Okay. Put your hand. >> No. Please. Don't stab me like that. >> Do not hit. >> Put your hands behind your back. [music] >> No. >> You just hurt my baby. I'm present target. >> Did you hear me? >> Did you hear me? >> 101. >> No. He hurt my baby. >> Stand up. >> You just hurt my baby. Sarah tried to convince the officer that she was pregnant. It was a really dumb move and her claim was hard to take seriously. After all, she was drunk in a bar and the officer wasn't easily fooled. >> You could hurt my baby. >> Everything's on camera. >> Everything's on camera. >> Walk. >> Don't hurt my child. >> Your actions is what's leading to this happening. Why isn't he getting arrested, too? Why is he he just hurt me? I don't understand. >> Sir, he just hurt my child. >> Why did you guys arrest him? >> Why? >> Why? >> Why did you try to swing at me? >> Hey, guys. I've dealt with you guys before. >> Oh, okay. You want to check her real quick? >> Shut. >> Did you arrest him, too? >> I don't know who him is that you keep alleging cuz your story is all over the place. >> Show your resume, not him. Excuse you. >> You horrible rotten man. >> Okay, I'll be a horrible rotten man. Walk around [music] this tree and get in the car. >> After that trick failed, she had to try something else. But she wasn't that creative. She started desperately pleading with the officer, making questionable suggestions, and she was begging for sympathy. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Please don't do this. >> Get in the car. >> Please. >> Get in the car. >> This you you pleading is not going to change anything. Get in the car. Anything you want. >> You can get in the car. >> Get [music] in the car. There's AC in the car. Put your feet in. Crying ain't going to change. Get your feet out. >> You didn't arrest that man. >> Over. >> Why do you arrest him? >> The cops didn't believe a single word she said. The arresting officer told his colleague that she sounded like a tweaker and was making no sense. They soon discovered she'd been taking people's clothes and also found out she was racist. >> Where do you stay at? >> I'm homeless. >> Okay. So, where do you stay at? >> Streets. >> Just the streets. >> Can't go to my mom's and put an OP [clears throat] on her. >> Where? The shoes that you were wearing. Do you know who those belong to? >> Those are mine. >> Those big ones. >> How dare you even accuse? >> What am I accusing you of? >> That those aren't even my shoes. Well, I gave you the rights. >> Well, do you know that [music] Hispanic gentleman right there? Cuz he has them in his possession. and he's saying they're his roommates. That's why I'm asking you these questions so I can figure this out. >> Two different pairs. There's a navy blue pair and there's a black pair. >> The the ones that you were wearing that you kicked off in there, that guy right there has them. Do you know who that guy is? >> An immigrant. >> The Hispanic guy right there. You know him? >> An immigrant. >> So you don't know him? >> An immigrant. >> Okay. >> His whole family is an immigrant. >> That's fine. >> No, it's not because they're supposed to all be deported. Not necessarily. What if he's here legally? >> I know he is. Yeah. >> Oh. >> It was clear there were two things that she really hated. Immigrants and the truth. As hard as they tried, they couldn't get any reliable information from her about what had happened. Thankfully, there were some witness statements, so the cop was able to piece things together and get the whole story. >> Their exboyfriend, girlfriend, >> him and her. >> Okay. They went to Jimmy. She got upset for whatever reason. Tell her that he didn't have enough. >> No, cuz I dropped I needed help carrying that stuff to him. >> He uh det cross the street, grabbed one of those bottles, threw it at somebody over here. >> Don't you think I know better? >> Is that black man being arrested, too? I hope so. Okay. >> Arrest me and not them. Was >> she fighting with other people? >> No. So supposedly her and him were in an argument in the parking lot over there and she threw a bottle at >> some other person. >> She threw a bottle at a black dude. >> She's got tattoos. Listen, >> get away from me, you monsters. >> Sarah was transported to jail and charged with criminal trespassing and resisting arrest. On the 3rd of March, 2025, the cops noticed a vehicle making an illegal left turn. The officer didn't hesitate and immediately pulled them over. And once the driver got out of her car, she immediately began arguing with the officer. >> You're getting stopped location. >> You still can't make that left turn. >> How am I going to get to the school? >> It's still there. >> Start. >> Okay. How are you going to get to the school? >> Drive down and make a U-turn. I understand if it's hours of operation, but I just need to get to the school to drop off my daughter. I'm late. So, if I was cutting it into traffic, that makes sense. >> Well, you still >> Okay. >> So, >> I didn't commit a crime. >> Okay. >> I did not commit a crime. >> This is what you're going to You're going to let her go to the school. >> And then as soon as you're done with that, I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. So e either you so I literally told you you made that left hand turn where there's a listen. Let me explain something to you, right? >> Okay. >> So once you drop the kids off in the school, if you refuse to give that to me, you're going to take the ride today. >> Yeah. You're going to put me in jail. >> You're going to go to jail. >> I'm telling you right now. >> So I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> Okay. >> We know. >> We know each other. You know who I am. >> I have no idea who you are. >> Yeah, you are. You do. >> You start off with 20 this way. supervisor. >> So far, she'd been acting like a full-blown Karen, giving the officer no respect. When she came back 5 minutes later, her attitude hadn't changed. That's when she got a harsh reality check. >> So, like I said, I need your license. >> So, like I said, I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> What did I do? >> This is the last time I'm going to ask you. >> You can call the supervisor. What did I do? >> So, I'm going to tell you this right now. I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> I will. You can't. Don't. registration approved for insurance. You're going to jail. We're done. We're done. We're done. We're done. No. No. We're done. We're done. We're done. Stop. We're done. We're done. We're done. Thank you. Give me another hand. Give me another hand. Give me the other arm. >> No. Stop and give me the other arm. We're done. We're done with this. We're not playing this. We're not doing this today. Nope. >> No. We're not. We're not. You refuse to give it to me. Stop. Stop. >> I'm done with this. I'm not playing this game with you today. You're going to jail. >> Oh, why am I going to >> stop? >> I wish my daughter, Sir, you can't. >> I told you already. We're done. >> You're asking for my life. >> We're done. I asked. No, you just told me you're not. >> I said call a supervisor and let me go get it. >> Stop moving your arm. The suspect resisted, trying to convince the officer they had some sort of history and that he was only arresting her for personal reasons. But the cop didn't buy it and stayed calm and professional, just doing his work. >> Can you talk to me about you've been bullying me? >> Okay, ma'am. I don't know you. >> I Yes, you do. >> I don't stop. >> What am I going to jail for? >> Resisting. >> Resisting for what? >> For what? >> I'm telling I'm an adult, >> sir. I work for the city of Dan. >> Okay. It has nothing to do with me. Turn around. You You're literally aren't you >> car face the car? >> Can I shut off my car? >> Face. No. >> What am I going to jail for? >> Resisting. >> But what if I resist for >> I You told me to get your license for registration and then you grabbed me. >> We're done. We're not doing this today. >> Excuse me. Can you call these to me? >> That's okay. That's not going to stop anything. >> He's putting me in jail. >> Yes. >> Literally for dropping off my daughter in school. Can you please follow me? >> The principal can't stop anything that I'm doing. They're not. I didn't do nothing. >> We're done. >> She then tried to win over some bystanders, but that didn't work either because they had no idea what happened earlier. Getting desperate, she changed her tactics. And like all these manipulative Karens, she had a few more tricks up her sleeve. And the next one she tried out was begging. >> Listen to me. Listen. Listen. Listen to me. Give me a chance. >> Listen, I You're going to ruin my life for myself. >> I gave you multiple chances. >> I said I'll call a supervisor. I'm actually going to be nice and get it for you. >> Face the car. >> Listen, I'll do this to you. >> We're done. >> Listen. >> We're done. Face the car. >> If you have a heart, you're going to ruin my life right now. >> They're going to annoy me. Face the car. >> Listen to me. >> Face the car, >> please. >> Nope. We're done. >> You have to take the ride today. >> Listen. Nope. >> Listen to me. I've never been to Listen. >> It's fine. Listen. >> We're done. >> Listen to me. Nope. >> Do not listen. >> My life right now. If you do this, please >> and my kids. >> The begging got her nowhere, but her request for a supervisor was granted. He arrived on scene and the Karen's last hope was that he'd somehow take her side. >> Listen, Garner is being so mean to me right now. He asked me for my license registration and and I was going to go get he just grabbed me. >> Okay, ma'am. Let me ask you this. Um, >> I never >> when he initiated the traffic stop, did he ask you for youration? >> No, he didn't later. Did he did? >> Okay. >> And I said, "Listen, >> so when he initiated the traffic stop and you exited the vehicle, >> I went to take my kid." >> Okay. Did he ask you for or did he advise you of a traffic stop? Okay. >> No, he didn't tell me. That's the reason he stopped me. >> Okay. Did he advise you there was a traffic stop? >> It was It No, he said license and registration. He got out. >> Okay. So, he got out of the vehicle. He got out and he asked for license, registration, and insurance >> in after when I started walking away. >> Yes. >> Okay. And then you said, >> listen, I said I'm going to drop off my kid. I didn't commit because that left turn it doesn't say when does when there's no blinking lights. I just spoke to the assistant principal and they said that doesn't that right. >> It doesn't say that. >> In fact, that's what I'm saying. That's why >> it says no left turn. >> But I didn't >> you can take my listen. Okay. Listen, I understand everything you about to I got hired for the city of Atlanta. I will give you my license and registration. Okay. >> The suspect knew that her fate depended on the officer's mercy. Whatever the cost, she had to win the man over and convincing the arresting officer was wrong by discrediting the man right in front of his supervisor. >> Listen, Gardner me and him had an issue before. He said he doesn't remember it. Okay. >> Okay. >> He's a little mean. Okay. He is. So, I'm sorry that I was a little mean to you because you've been mean to me earlier. >> Do you understand that we we interact with a lot of people every single day, so we don't >> mean to me and I said good morning to you and you were mean to me and I actually thought you and I was being nice, >> ma'am. Um, flattering is not going to go. >> I'm not saying that. You're right. You're right. You're being professional. >> Let me let me ask you this. Um, he initiated his lights. >> Um, he got out of the You got out of the car to drop off your child. He got out of the vehicle, asked for your license, registration, and insurance. You said you were dropping off your child, >> and what what crime did I commit? And then he seemed to tell me nothing. >> All right. So, when you came back, did he ask you for your license, registration, and insurance? >> Yes. And then I was like, "Can I get a supervisor?" And I was really going to give it to him. >> At that point, the supervisor had heard enough. He evaluated the situation and the woman's behavior. Finally, he interrupted the woman's endless pleading and put her in her place. >> Let me explain something to you. All right. Let me let me let me just be honest with you. All right. That's not how this works. All right. When anyone when any law enforcement officer initiates their lights, that is a traffic stop. That is a legal detention. You don't have a legal right to walk away. >> All right. So, him letting you escort your child into the school, >> that was a courtesy that he didn't have to do. >> He could have hooked you up right then and there. >> You're right. >> All right. Secondly, secondly, when my law enforcement officers ask you for license, registration, and insurance, >> you are legally obligated to provide that. >> If you fail to do that at any point in time, you are failing to identify yourself on a legal detention, and you will be arrested. >> You can be arrested. >> Okay? >> So, when my deputy asked you for your information >> on more than one occasion, and you failed to do that, >> No, I was I swear. Look at the camera. I was opening my door to get it and then he's like >> I mean more long as you walk. >> Yeah, you you can't. I was literally opening the door to go get it and then he grabbed me. >> As for the supervisor, he had crushed the woman's hopes of talking her way out of things. He directed his officers to put her in a squad car. And when the Karen heard that news, she went from being defiant to being a polite little girl. >> I got hired from the city of the van. >> Okay. >> Please don't take give me a ticket >> inside the car. >> Do me a favor. Go ahead and take a seat in the vehicle. I'm going to watch this video and then I'll make my determination. >> I'm just I can't my future self. >> Do me a favor and get in the vehicle. >> I'm sorry. >> Can I apologize? >> Inside. >> Can you please step in the vehicle? >> Uh, my feet. >> I'm sprouting. Okay. [snorts] >> The supervisor knew what happened already. In addition, he had absolute trust in his officer. That being said, he still acted professionally and reviewed the body cam footage to make sure it was a lawful arrest. >> So, I literally told you you made that left hand turn. >> Let me explain something to you, right? >> Okay. So, once you drop the kid off in the school, you're >> so literally as you're getting out of the car, you told her that this is a traffic stop. You know, you advised her the reason of the stop >> and she started arguing right off the bat. I've seen enough. >> Meanwhile, the suspect was waiting in the back of the squad car, hoping the supervisor would change his mind and therefore the woman's fate. But after watching the footage, he gave the woman his final verdict. >> Um, I watched the [music] video. >> Stop. Stop. All right. I watched the video. All right. On three separate occasions, my deputy asked you for your license, registration, and insurance. And on three separate occasions, you decided No, you decided to argue with him. You're right. All right. I watched the video. >> You're right. You're right. You're right. Listen, you are right. >> And then on the third time, right before he took you into custody, >> he asked for it >> and I was >> and you told him no. >> I did [music] it. >> Yeah. You told him no and to call for a supervisor and then you started walking towards your car. Right. >> So, based on what I saw in the video, >> please. No. Please. I >> You are being arrested. >> Listen. Is there someone that we can call to come collect the the vehicle and the dog? >> There was a dog in the Karen's car, so they contacted some of her relatives to come pick it up. During that conversation, it became clear that the child she dropped off wasn't even hers. >> Is there any way that you can come and at least at the very least collect the the dog? >> What is she being arrested for? >> For failure to identify. >> Failure to identify like herself. Yeah, she was on a traffic stop. She failed to provide her her documentation on a legal traffic stop. So, um, she's going to be arrested. Um, >> anything else on you or in you any of the jail tucked up in? Yeah, just let them know where you get there. >> You don't look like Chuck, but it's a >> My daughter's >> Yeah, the the the child's in school. Yeah. >> Cuz when I made the left turn, I didn't even know that was a a a traffic stop. So, I >> Okay. The suspect was taken to jail and charged with resisting without violence. On the 2nd of February 2024, the cops saw a suspicious looking car with a dark tent. When they ran the plates on the car, they discovered something concerning. There was an active bolo on the car, which means be on the lookout, and that the driver should be stopped and identified. The officer approached the vehicle carefully, ready for anything. Please. >> Please, can you open the door, please? >> Ma'am. >> Yes. Yes. >> You following the neito? >> No. >> Why aren't you open the door? >> Yes. >> Ma'am. >> Yes. >> When I open when I need you to open the door, I need you to open the door. Okay. >> Okay. Why aren't you opening the door for me? You make me worried. >> Nothing. >> Your chin. Your chin is very dark, so I cannot see. What's going on? >> Why are you Why are you opening my door like that? >> Because this is this vehicle is wanted for his order to stop. >> Stop. >> What? I need ID, ma'am. >> The officer soon learned she had three active warrants. He already knew the woman from previous encounters. The reason she failed to comply was likely the warrants. And when she tried to start the truck up, things escalated quickly. >> Ma'am, >> please stop. Don't you dare start the car. Stop it, ma'am. You have warrants for your arrest. You have warrants for your arrest. Don't bite me. >> Stop it right now. >> Stop. >> Please stop. >> Stop. STOP. STOP RIGHT NOW. STOP IT. YOU'RE going to get tased. You are going to get tased. Do you understand? I will tase you [laughter] yet. 31. Can you expedite? >> [sighs] >> Stop it right now. >> Under the woman's butt, she was hiding multiple items and she didn't want the cop to see them or touch them. It made her fight even harder as she was trying to get the truck moving and somehow escape. >> I'm giving you a level order to stop. 83. Are you okay? >> [snorts] >> Stop. >> Stop biting me. >> [snorts] [snorts] >> I'll be hitting up. >> Stop. [laughter] >> Stop. The suspect was fighting like a wild animal, biting and scratching as she resisted arrest. If she had managed to get the truck running, she might have dragged the officer behind the moving vehicle. The officer really needed backup. And fortunately, at that very exact moment, there was a bystander walking by. >> You want to help? [snorts] >> Stop. What you need? >> Hang tight. I got back. [laughter] [laughter] >> [sighs] >> Stop right now. There's a bunch of um stuff under her also. So, I'm trying to extract her. She keeps trying to bite me. Watch out for her. Get down. >> Get down. >> Stop. >> I got a right in. >> You're under arrest. >> I got it. >> I told you that multiple times. Do you understand? >> Get her left then. Just get her left hand. >> At last, it was over and she was taken into custody. It was almost amusing to see that the very same suspect who was fighting like a wild animal just moments ago was now quiet and meek. And while during the fight she'd been silent, she suddenly sounded like a child asking politely for some juice. Can you get my juice, please? >> Resistant and attempted to bite me, but we have >> Can I get this cheese, please? >> Yeah, hold on. Relax. Just relax. >> Just relax. We'll take care of that in a second. Relax. Can I get my juice? >> Her body can't fall off anymore. >> I got you. Got her. Can I get my juice? >> Your juice? >> We're not going into that vehicle anymore. >> Can I get my juice? >> Can I drink my juice? >> Relax. >> Instead of her juice, she got the rage of the officer. After catching his breath after the struggle, he wanted to explain to the woman how to behave the next time she tangled with law enforcement. He was totally mad at her and for all the right reasons. >> Oh, you trying to bite me, huh? >> I'm sorry. >> You're sorry. Trying to bite me. >> Don't give me that sorry. >> I'm sorry. >> Don't give me that sorry. >> Apologize. >> Oh, okay. Well, in that case, you apologize. >> When she tells you to roll down the window and come out, you don't start moving on fidgety. I don't know what you have in there. I don't know if you have a weapon. There probably is one in there with the way you're acting. I don't know why you're moving around like that. So when an officer tells you to open the window, you do. So you don't start moving around Fiji like that with a dark tinted window like that. I don't know what you have there. Do you understand? >> Sit down. I'm not going to let you stand. The way you're acting right now, I'm not going to give you any benefit of anything. >> Got you. >> Okay. Sit down. Okay. >> No, you don't get anything right now. >> There was no trace at all left of the wild and out of control woman from minutes earlier. She was now just a frightened girl complying with every order. The second officer played the good cop and made sure she didn't get wet while waiting. >> Look at me. You got to sit on your butt. Okay, >> you got her. I'm going to go right over here onto this little curve. You're not getting wet. Okay, you didn't bite me. That's why I'm being nice to you. [ __ ] Jesus in the front on on the >> sit on the car. >> Can I have some, please? >> Okay. Look, we're not going in that car right now. Okay. We're not going to go in that car. Okay. So, right now, just going to relax. I'm just going to chill right there. Okay. All right. You have no place to make demands. You try to run, I guarantee I'll tackle you. Okay. >> Get into drink. >> Huh? >> I can't get into a drink. >> You can't get a what? Instant drink, please. What are you talking about to drink? >> Yeah, you'll get something to drink. It's not right now. >> It's not right now. >> Yeah, you can. >> I'm not going to that tree, but they might need a transport. >> Excuse me. >> No, you're not. You're in handcuffs. >> A female officer arrived to pat the woman down. After that, she was taken to jail where she faced several charges, including resisting arrest and resisting an officer with violence. On the 3rd of July, 2025 in Chicago, the cops responded to a call from a local store. Security had a shoplifter in custody who' stolen over $1,000 worth of merchandise. When the cops arrived, they went to the employee room where the suspect, Grace, was being held. >> What's going on with all this stuff here? I'm really homeless. I try to walk out just to at least [music] have something to my name and be able to chill out and I don't know. My phone just got broke. My wallet just got stolen. I came from a situation at my boyfriend's house. I tried to go to my mom's house. She ended up having everyone come to my room and steal from me. So, I headed down to Chicago with an old friend. Me and them ended up getting into a fight. [music] So, now I'm here. I'm trying to make ends meet. I stank. All I wanted was panties and socks to begin with this. But yeah, I was I was going to put all that into suitcase and make my way. >> Okay. Do you have ID? >> No, sir. Like I said, my wallet was just stolen from me. >> Wallet was stolen. Did you report that? >> Uh what phone? >> Don't need a phone. You could walk into a police station. >> It's a photo copy ID. I wish I wish I had more to my name to have my wallet be valuable. >> The officer talked to the manager who seemed okay with not pressing charges. It was taken into account that she didn't have previous shoplifting attempts and was in a bad situation being homeless. So, they agreed to give her a ticket. And when the officer went to tell Grace, things got a whole lot more complicated. >> What all were you buying today? >> Nothing, as you [music] can see. >> I mean, it's a lot of it's a lot of things. >> Yeah, I was going in there. >> Bunch of apparel, bunch of electronics. >> A bunch of electronics. Let me see that real quick here because I ain't I ain't touch mother. Y'all going to try toce Grace, don't get loud. All right. >> No, because at the end of the day, >> don't get loud. All right. >> Listen to what he has to say. >> Trying to push authority on me. >> I'm not pushing authority. >> You don't try to make your voice louder than mine when you try to assert dominance. You don't You're not I'm not in your Okay. >> I'm talking the same tone as I did when I first came in here. Okay. >> I'm literally reading off this receipt that they have. Everything is categorized. apparel, electronics, three items, groceries, health and beauty, home, stationary, and office supplies, and toys. Okay. As they read aloud all the items she stole, she got really angry. The officer tried to explain to Grace that they were doing her a favor by just giving her a ticket instead of charging her with a felony. But she didn't feel grateful, and in fact, it was quite the opposite, and she turned against the cop. >> Yes, you are. If I go in those streets without some of those supplies, guess what's going to happen to me on that CTA? I'm going to be snatched up and left in a ditch. And then you're going to be the one discovering my body. [music] How you going to like that one? Young Grace slit open in the middle of a ditch. You don't even recognize my face because of how up I am. Cuz that's what happens to young girls in the middle of the night in Chicago. Tell me I'm wrong. >> All right. Do you want to talk yourself into a felony? >> Not talking myself into anything. I'm being honest. If you don't want to hear, if you want to be brainwashed, >> I'm [clears throat] being straightforward with you. Okay. >> All right. I'm going to go out to the car, start this, uh, check on the DL image. >> Uh, can we cuff her to the bench? Uh, and then I will be back. >> Are you right-handed or left-handed? >> Am I left-handed or right-handed? >> Correct. >> I am right-handed. >> Is there any way we can put it on my left though, so I can have these to cushion the cups? Please, we can do it. >> Okay. We're not going to put them on Dead tight. Trust me. Okay. Put my left cuz you're right-handed. >> After getting her in handcuffs, the officer then went to his car to confirm her ID. The other officer stayed with Grace, but she was annoyed by his presence and she made it pretty clear. >> You understand that I'm kind of cornered and you're kind of standing above me. So, this is a little bit of an intimidating situation. [music] So, if you could please step step back a little bit. That would make me >> 3T between us. >> Well, actually, CO distance is six. >> Okay. Wow. >> Sir, >> you're going to have to be in close proximity. >> I might have pneumonia and you're making me uncomfortable. [music] >> I'm not assaulting nobody because he's coming close. He's Why are you moved? >> Why can't you stand back there? >> Would you like me to step down? >> Okay. Clearly, she wasn't done being a Karen. What's really ironic is how she insisted on her rights being respected when she was the one who broke the law by shoplifting. She had plenty more demands. And as they patted her down, she'd let them be known. >> Would you mind pat? >> Okay, then y'all legally can't pat me down. >> Yeah, we can. >> No, that's an invasion of my privacy. >> I'm a woman. You could touch me, grop me, and hurt me. There's multiple witnesses. Cameras are on. All right. Okay. >> I I just I don't necessarily feel comfortable with the grown man's hands on top of me. >> All right. There's a lot of other people present. Obviously, I'm not going to do anything. >> It would just make me feel more comfortable if you got a female deputy on scene. >> All right. Well, we don't run now. We're going to run you back. >> Well, sir, I really don't feel comfortable in this position without a female. >> Well, so you're going to assault me. You're going to touch me without my permission. >> That's what that is. >> Legally do my job. You are legally going to assault me and touch me without my permission. >> Can you stand up for me? >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stubbornly. Grace refused to comply with them. They warned the woman that if she didn't stand up right that moment, they were going to make her. And when they tried to, Grace had a surprise. >> Stand up. Stand up. Don't >> touch me. You about to grow my Stop it. Stop it. >> HEY, YOU'RE TOUCHING MY BOW. HE'S TRYING TO GRAB ME. HE'S TRYING TO GET >> STOP. STOP. [laughter] [screaming] Another injuries. >> YOU SLAP ME IN MY FACE WITH YOUR COUGH, YOU PIGS. >> Grace complained she'd been injured during the struggle, so the cops called paramedics. But before they arrived, they had to control the woman's unpredictable behavior. As they tightened the woman's handcuffs, she started acting up again. >> I got two grown men on top of me AS A YOUNG GIRL. YOU ARE HURTING ME. >> Stop moving. >> You good? >> Stop. Stop [screaming] moving. STOP. CALM DOWN. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. >> You bunch of >> calm down. Calm down. >> YOU GOT MY ONE CUFF. >> Calm down. >> That's a prank. >> I CAN'T ADJUST THE >> WHEN YOU CALM DOWN. >> When you calm down, I can adjust it on you. I wish >> you calm down. >> I wish death on you. >> I can adjust it. All right. >> STOP. [screaming] Time 301. >> [screaming] >> with the 515. ARE YOU ABOUT TO GET YOUR BACK OUT OF YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOU? You [ __ ] >> The cops repeatedly urged the woman to calm down. But she was still full of anger and she soon got more inventive with her insults and called on higher powers to punish the cops for what they were doing. >> Your nose mouth. Calm down. We'll grab them. We'll grab them. OKAY. [screaming] >> Take a deep breath. Please strike these evil men down. Lord, please. Please help me. [laughter] [screaming] with you. >> You got to calm down. [laughter] Okay, you have to calm down. >> By the time paramedics arrived, she still hadn't calmed down. It took a hell of an effort to get her out of her tantrum and onto a stretcher. They strapped her down for safety, and even at that point, she made another demand. >> It's okay. Here, I'm going to borrow that leg really quick. >> Okay, here some just some straps for safety. >> We don't we don't have a woman paramedic available right now. Okay. >> Wait, what's your name? >> I need a girl. I need a girl. >> We don't have a female paramedic. >> I don't feel com. Grace was taken to the hospital and the staff checked her vitals. After that, she was taken to the jail house and charged with felony theft, resisting arrest, and obstruction. On the 31st of January, 2025 in St. Charles, Illinois, the cops responded to a call from a local company. Their intoxicated employee had allegedly caused trouble for the other workers. Upon arrival, the officer talked to the suspect, 33-year-old Jenny. Hi. Hi. >> You're Jenny? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's going on today? >> Nothing. I I was telling my supervisor nothing's going on. And she told me that I seemed out of it. And I was like, >> I'm tired. I work two jobs. Like, it's Friday. Like, I have to go to my other job, my yoga studio, [music] and clean up and go to work. >> Sure. That's it. That's understandable. >> And that was it. And that was it. >> Um, did did you physically go after anybody? Did anybody physically go after you? >> They just I just [music] kept asking them like, "What's wrong? Like I didn't do anything. Like, what's wrong with it?" And I I just kept pleading to them. I'm like, "I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything." And and that was it. But it wasn't anything like me being aggressive to [music] them. Or at least I didn't think it was being aggressive. >> Did anybody put their hands on you? >> Uh, no. >> Okay. And you didn't put your hands on anybody else? >> Okay. >> Jenny told the officer that it was the first time things were so tense with her colleagues. She assured the cop that she hadn't been drinking, but she didn't believe the woman after seeing something suspicious in her eyes. You do seem a little off to me talking to you, but I don't know you. You seem a little like slow to response and your eyes are very glazed over. >> Um, were you crying at all? >> Yeah, I was crying because of what they accused of me of. >> Okay. How did you get to work today >> by myself? I'm like coming to here regularly? Yeah. >> Okay. And you didn't drive or anything like that? I mean, I drove. >> Oh, you drove? You did drive. That's what I'm trying to tell you. like I drove >> okay >> here normally. >> Okay. >> The officer believed that nothing criminal had happened in the office, but as far as Jenny and her employer went, they still had some things to resolve. She still insisted she hadn't been drinking, but when it came to a breathalyzer and a sobriety test, she started losing her confidence. >> So, you would be able to pass the field sobriety test or I could just get a PBT and you could blow into it and should show all zeros, right? Or is it not going to? No, at that point it's that's whatever you guys think. >> I just want to make sure you're good to drive. She sure wouldn't want you to get behind the wheel and then have an accident. And you don't need that in your life, right? You don't need a DUI cuz you could leave here, head yourself into another town, and [music] then something else bad happens. >> So, if I gave you a P test, would you go zeros or no? You can just shake your head yes or no. I don't care. I'm not going to tell your boss. It's not It's not my place to tell your boss. >> Yeah, it's not my place to tell anything. My concern is you don't drive if you've had too much to drink. >> I mean, I'm fine right now and there's nothing to >> Would it be okay? How about this? Would it be best if you called a friend or a family member or an Uber to to have you leave for tonight and come get your car later? >> Sure. [music] >> Does that sound fair? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Jenny and the officer agreed to call an Uber to get her home. They walked her back to her workstation to get her belongings and when she spotted some of her colleagues, she pretty much snapped. She started putting on a show and the peace in the office immediately vanished. >> Oh, good job. >> Hey, we're not going to have any >> walking. Keep walking. >> Hey, keep walking. >> All right, that's it. wait. So, [snorts] [laughter] All right, don't move. I'm going to make you so they don't tighten up on you. Okay, >> shut up. [snorts] >> She did everything she could to leave in a squad car instead of an Uber. But she wasn't done yet. While the cops tried to figure out how to get her out of there and into a squad car, she started cursing at them and causing a whole lot of trouble. >> Oh, you >> Jenny, we're going to get you up. Okay, >> we're not looking to fight with you. Okay. >> Oh, I know. All right, I'm going to help you up. Ready? One. Just >> Can you help me? >> Sure. That's fine. >> Not you. >> That's fine. >> You're going to sit up. Walk up. Do >> you good? I'll be right back. >> [snorts] >> Can you >> Yeah. Can you just open a door for us, please? >> Oh, can you just open up? >> Can you just open up? >> Can I Can I get all my stuff? >> I'll grab your stuff. I'll grab your stuff. >> Officer, please. >> I'll grab your stuff. >> [laughter] >> You ugly. >> Let's go. >> You ugly. >> Most of her yelling and cursing was directed at her manager. The woman nearly avoided being kicked by Jenny. Seconds later, they crossed paths again and this time things got physical. >> You are the most terrible manager ever. You never gave me. >> You were terrible. >> I will you up. I will you up. >> 32. Give me a second. >> Shut the up. At least >> Did you get hit, ma'am? >> I was trying to have somebody open up a door for us. >> Would you pretend you got here? >> Yeah. >> Don't kick me. >> You've already been charged with aggravated battery. 12. >> Don't move. >> Despite Jenny's aggressive behavior, the cops stayed professional and polite. One of the cops even asked Jenny if she'd been injured in the struggle. Instead of answering, she just raged even more. >> No, you're asking me right now if I'm injured. My right cough is injured. You idiot. You're a idiot cop right now. >> Don't believe me. >> You are a idiot. If you're telling me that if my if anything is injured, you're a idiot cuz you are injuring my right hand right now. >> Don't move. >> Oh, you [laughter] >> don't move, Jennifer. [screaming] Don't move. Don't move. >> Don't move. It's the same you guys are putting us through. What the heck? Yeah. >> All right. Stand up. >> Okay, I'll stand up. >> She was escorted to a squad car and while they were getting her inside, she kept on swearing and insulting them and even tried to kick them. Once she sat in the back seat, she unleashed another wave of insults. >> Sit back for me, please. >> I'm sitting What the Yeah. >> Shut up, dude. Just leave me alone. You got to put the seat belt on you. Okay. >> So, she's she's going to pass this out. >> She's going to pass this idiot. >> She doesn't know what the she's doing. She's a idiot. >> Look at her. >> Just sit back for me so we can get this around. >> Barely. Look at this idiot. You >> got it. Holy. >> Good for you, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Good for you. Okay. >> What her insults really were were just an expression of her helplessness. That became clear the moment she was left alone in the squad car as her arrogance melted into quiet whining. [snorts] On the way to jail, she perked up again. I tried to talk to the officer, but the officer ignored her. It just annoyed Jenny even more, so she attacked the cop with irony and sarcasm. >> Holy, you might have it easy, girl. You have it so easy because you're in St. Charles. You might have it so easy. Good for you. Is this why you chose it? Cuz it's St. Charles. They don't have to do. Good for you. You're old as so. [laughter] So So this must be so easy for you. Good for you. You have old gray hair. So I'm sure this is very easy for you. Good for you, girl. Good for you. You know how to do You don't got to do Holy. You're so old. You're an old mother. Old [snorts] When they got to jail, she was charged with multiple offenses, including resisting arrest and aggravated battery. On the 14th of March, 2025, the cops responded to a call from McDonald's. The manager said that a woman caused a disturbance and had physically attacked the staff. The cops found the suspect, Destiny, near the scene of the incident. >> Hey, come here. >> Come here. >> Get over here. >> You were just over at McDonald's. Get your hands out of your pocket. >> No, I'm not. No, I was not. >> You were just walking. Let's go over the car. >> Why are you guys putting me in the car? I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Not putting you in the car. >> I'm going right here. >> I didn't do I was just getting some drink. >> Were you not just over Keep your hands out of your pocket, please. >> Yes, I was. I was over there and I went to open the door to come in. The neighbor was coming out. She said, "You're not allowed here cuz we got a thing to get you with that you're not allowed here." And they she shot me. >> Okay. >> She shot me and I said, "Don't put your hands on me." >> And he was shoving me, too. >> Okay. So, if we go over there and review camera footage, you didn't touch them first. >> I didn't touch them first. They touched me first. >> In less than a minute, Destiny said that she wasn't in McDonald's and then said she'd been attacked there. The cops immediately realized that trusting anything she said might be difficult. Still though, they continued questioning her and learned about her history at McDonald's. >> What were you doing at the McDonald's? >> I was trying to get something to drink. I was trying to buy something drink. >> Trying to buy something to drink. >> Did you used to work there or something? >> I used to. [music] >> Do you guys have some kind of falling out? >> No, I didn't have no falling out with them. I just quit because [music] I was 8 months pregnant going on nine and it was much >> too much. >> Yeah. In the winter time. Is there a reason why they got so hostile towards you then? >> They've been getting hostile with me. They have. >> Why? >> Because um I don't know. Cuz I'm guessing, I guess. I don't know. >> They they see you and they immediately get mad. >> Yeah, they do. >> What's up with that? It's all messed up. That's the case. >> Let me find out what's up with that cuz I don't know. >> Apparently, she tried to go back to the restaurant when she was no longer welcome. Going back to McDonald's sparked a conflict with the staff. However, Destiny only shared a very vague story with police. Soon enough, though, the cops discovered something that shed some light on why she wasn't welcome. >> So, you were just trespassed last week. >> You were told not to come back on the 5th >> from that. >> No, I wasn't trespassing because I was they already there. How was it trespassing? [music] >> They told you not to come back. >> No, they told me to leave >> and not to come back. >> They didn't say that. >> That That's what it says in this call notes. I was there yesterday and I got a meal and I sat in there. >> Okay. >> And ate yesterday. >> Why Why are corn saying that you're banned from there? >> I'm not banned from there. It's not banned. >> That's being banned. Being told not to come back. >> Walk away. >> Being told not to come back means you're banned. >> No, it doesn't. >> Yes, it does. >> No, it doesn't. He didn't say not to come back. He said don't come there. >> He said don't come there. Yeah, that's the same thing as don't come back. >> Don't come back today. basically is what he was saying. >> The officer called Destiny in a contradiction. First, she said the staff never warned her, but then admitted they told her not to return. Being exposed like that upset her and she got very hostile with the officers. >> No, you said not to come here. >> So, >> all you guys, him, >> I'm going to just run over there real quick. >> All I wanted was something to drink. >> All right. Just let you know you're not free to leave right now. Okay. >> Okay. Where I'm going to go. He's surprised. >> He's actually [music] fired. >> Who? >> He is. >> Who is my partner? >> Yes, he is. >> He's right here for me. >> He is fired. >> Sit on this bar. >> You're fired >> for what? Doing his job. >> After hearing Destiny's side of the story, the cop had to hear the other. Outside McDonald's, they met with the branch manager and another male employee. They were both involved in the altercation, and their version of events was different than Destiny's. So, long story short, I called might have been a little over a week ago now. Yeah. I had her removed from the property. Yep. [music] She is not allowed here. No, she's not allowed here. She keeps coming back. She claimed she was here yesterday. She was not. >> Mhm. >> Um I saw her try to walk in. I just so happened to be walking in order out and I looked at her. I stood in front of the door. I said, "Ma'am, you're not allowed down on my property. I'm going to have to ask you." I was here yesterday. I'm allowed here. I'm allowed here. blah blah blah. I was like, "Mom, I'm going to need you [music] to leave." And I grabbed the door. I grabbed the door. She grabbed it, tried to open it. I tried to pull it closed. And with that, it [music] kind of like she was pushing against it. So, I was like >> pushing kind of on her, I guess. Okay. Like with the door, you know what I mean? So, I could close it. And then she started hitting me in the head. So, he pushed out, got out the door, stepped in front. [music] Um, he took her to the side. I was able to close the door. I called police. >> Literally like this. never laid hands on it. Literally just my body. >> No, this is from somebody else. But she did cold me, dude. Like she cold. >> She did this. This is from something. She did this. All of this down here. >> A customer recorded it, air dropped it to me. I have the video of it >> of the whole incident. >> Not the whole not the only thing, but the incident before punching me in my eye. >> Yeah. >> Well, it the incident of after he got her away from me. >> Both employees had been through a lot with the woman. They had suffered physically and were visibly shaken by her actions. The cops then tried to confirm with them if they wanted to press charges. >> Oh, this is my boss. Give me just one second. >> Do you guys want to go with charges? >> Do you want to arrest? >> We're technically not allowed to press charges, [music] but me personally >> Well, did she hit you? >> Yeah, she hit her. >> Yes, we us personally, yes. McDonald's, no. But us as people, like, yes, I want to press charges against her. >> Okay. Mobile three, car three. >> Okay. Yeah. cuz this is now the third [music] time she's assaulted me physical verbally. I'm done with it. >> I'm done with it. >> Meanwhile, the other officers were with Destiny waiting for their partner to finish questioning her victims. Once they got the update, there was no other option but to uphold the law and put her in handcuffs. >> Okay, >> I'm going to jail. >> Just put your hands behind your back. >> Okay, just hold on. >> Hands behind your back. >> Okay. Go to jail. Okay, that's what you're on. Yes, that's what she's on. Who? That girl. I went to open the door and they grabbed push me. Yes, it is. >> I told him not to touch me. >> Back in front of McDonald's, the interrogation continued. [music] The male employee described how Destiny assaulted him. He was still full of adrenaline and he told his story vividly and passionately. >> So, you were kind of just trying to push her away from her. I literally she she started swinging on her. She literally started swinging. So I stepped in front and literally just like bodyedied her away with my body like this. >> You doing that she clocked you in the face? >> No, no, no, no. That was a completely separate incident. >> Was that like when you were just standing in front of the door? >> Yes. No. So the first time Yeah. two punches at her and I away from the door. The second time the door I did the same thing and she stepped back and said, >> "Is that on that recording?" >> That's on there. That's on there. her for coping me right in my eyes 100% only one >> after putting Destiny in the squad car and reading her Miranda rights the cop gave her another chance to talk and this time her story was a little different. She admitted to hitting the employees but offered a very interesting excuse. >> What happened over there? >> What happened over there? I was going to get ready to go through the door. They was coming out it and I was going through the door >> to uh I opened it like this. >> Okay. >> To go through it. >> Yeah. to get something to drink and they was coming out and SHE SAID NO and started pushing on me and he was getting in my face. >> Okay. Did >> I scared I've been abused. >> Did you ever strike them? >> Huh? >> Did you ever punch them or slap them? >> Huh? >> Did you ever strike them >> before? No. >> I'm talking about like today. >> Yeah. Because he >> because he was in my face. I'm scared to death from it. Jeez. Yes. I've been abused by people and hurt and stabbed by people. >> Well, if you were, you wouldn't be here right now talking. >> No, I was survived. >> In the squad car, she kept whining and complaining, but somehow it didn't change her destiny. She somehow managed to slip out of her handcuffs, but not out of jail. Once they got to the jail house, they charged the woman with assault and trespassing. On July 23rd, 2024, the cops got a call from a local residence. On the phone, a woman was yelling for help without giving any further details. The cops were quickly dispatched, and when the officer got there, he was greeted by the caller, Angela, in a very unexpected way. >> What's going on? >> For what? >> I don't know. I don't I didn't know what's going on. >> Oh, are you scared? Do you want me here or not? >> For what? >> I need help. >> What do you need? >> Go on. Thank you. >> No. >> Oh, >> are you going to Oh, dude. Daddy, get off me. >> 17. I need a 42. Get off me. Get off me. >> Yeah, she just punched me in the face. >> I can't punch. I'm a woman. >> Get off. Get your hand behind your back. >> Calling the cops for help and greeting the responding officer with a punch in the face isn't the smartest thing to do. Soon after, two more cops arrived on scene, but the woman wasn't intimidated at all. On the contrary, she quickly made a story up about what had happened and said that she was the victim. >> What's up? >> I kicked on my door and I got scared. >> Yeah, I was going to help you until you punched me. >> No, you punched me first. >> I was on an eight at the intersection up here. I'm going to go back. >> Yeah. Okay. >> I appreciate it. >> Yeah, I'm good. I appreciate it. >> What's going on? >> I got a call for a welfare check. >> Oh, >> she was screaming and yelling like you need me. >> Started talking about like the door. >> She said the door was kicked in. >> Yeah. >> She grabbed me grabbed my arm. She punched him. >> Why? >> I didn't >> Oh, my handy broke. >> Well, I got it. >> As things turned out, she'd had a dispute with her neighbor. He had confronted Angela about making too much noise and she'd been banging on his door with a screwdriver. That's what led to the officer responding. The officer she punched in the face. But she kept pushing that fake story and she went even further. >> And then he started punching me and pushed me up there. Oh, get out of here. >> Do I Do I look new to you? >> Is this my first day? >> What do you want? You scared me. >> Well, you can't just swing on him. >> He swung first. >> And then he pushed me against that and I was really hurt. >> Well, >> do you do I look like I could punch a bro? >> Well, you did. No, >> what I'm saying is you did. >> No, I didn't. >> Well, he's not going to lie. >> He me first and I can't protect you. >> Where'd he punch you? >> At my head. My temple. The cops asked Angela to continue the conversation in the car, but Angela refused, insisting she'd done nothing wrong. She was in full-on Karen mode and had zero respect for the truth. The officer she punched decided to personally disprove her story. >> You scared me when I got scared by him. >> I don't know why you were scared of me. You said you wanted my help and I tried to help. >> Punched me. >> You grabbed my arm and I said, "Don't grab me." >> I was asking you to help me. >> I was going to, but you can't grab onto a police officer. >> But you can punch me in the temple >> after you punch me. I can't. >> I can't. I didn't do that. >> So, you're going to get up. We're going to go over to the car. Do you want us to carry you? Cuz I will drag you if you don't walk on your own. >> So, that's >> You're going in the car. >> Doesn't happen to black people. >> Stand up and walk. >> Okay. >> You're not going to walk? >> No. >> She tried to sell her story to the third officer, too, saying fear was the reason for the punch. Shortly after, a sergeant arrived on scene to investigate whether the officer used unlawful force. And as expected, Angela tried to fool him as well. >> My name's TJ. I'm serve in. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Yes, but I'm not. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. Anything you say. So that's a yes. >> I have not arrested because I didn't do anything. Look at the camera. >> You have the right to remain silent, correct? >> Yes. >> You understand? >> Yes. Okay. Anything you say can't over I will talk to everybody. >> Can I just get through this? >> You just said I have the right to remain silent, but I'm not. >> I know you're but I got to read. >> Why are you driving a police car when you're a sergeant? >> What do you think sergeants drive? >> A sergeant car. That's a sergeant on the side. >> After reading her rights, the sergeant then asked to move to a quieter location. The AC unit there was too loud and could make their audio recording unusable. Whatever the case, she continued being uncooperative. I tell you what. Can we move her to a cruiser? >> I the thing >> I'm not arrested so I don't need to stand sit in the cruiser. >> Can we move to these stairs then? [music] I'm not going to be able to hear what the is so I don't know why you can't. >> Okay, let's go sit in the prison. >> No, >> we're going to sit in the prison. >> No, >> I didn't get arrested. >> I'm not going to be able to hear I'm not going to be able to hear my interview. >> Anytime I'm by EMS or something like this, when I go to watch my interview, I can't hear anything. Yes, please. No, I didn't get arrested. >> Okay. Well, we'll discuss [music] that. But what I'm saying is the only reason you're being moved right now is because I'm not going to be able to hear my interview. >> I take these off since I didn't do anything wrong. >> We'll get to that. I got to have a discussion. >> About what? [music] Just take them off cuz I didn't do anything wrong. >> We haven't even talked yet. >> Eventually, the cops managed to move her to the nearby stairs where the noise wouldn't be an issue. The sergeant then heard her version of events and the woman didn't hesitate to lie to him as well. >> I got scared. I was trying to put that fell down. >> What fell down? >> The eight. So, I was putting on with the screwdriver like it's meant to be. >> He said I was [music] making too much noise and calling the cops and calling the cops and I didn't know what was going on. I got scared. The cop I thought was for me looking at numbers. I started yelling for him. I said I needed help. So, he came up and then I don't he like grabbed his ar like put my hand on his arm cuz I like wouldn't you hold my arm or like not want me I don't know. I got scared and then he turned around punched me and then I don't remember what happened. Did you punch him? >> No. >> You never hit him? >> No. >> You only grabbed his arm? >> Yes. No, I put my hand on his shoulder cuz I was scared. He's the cop. >> What do you do when you put your hand on his shoulder? >> He turned around and I don't even know what happened. He's trying to push me off that thing. Like some wrestling moves like my cousin Jimmy. Yeah. >> So, he punched you in the face then what? >> My temple. And then I don't remember. >> As part of the investigation, he took some pictures of Angela. Then a vehicle arrived to take her to the station. Angela wasn't new to law enforcement. And while she tried to deny it, it turns out that the officer driving her knew her from before. >> Come on, dear. >> I'm going to have you walk over here with >> Okay. Well, he's going to have >> I'm not even arrested yet. >> Have you walk over there? Okay. >> So, why should I listen? >> Because >> I'm a girl and you can pick me up. >> You are. You are under arrest. >> Why? >> Well, that's what you [music] under arrest for. >> Cuz you're just going to leave them. >> Come on, dude. Let's not make this worse than it needs to be. I have always treated you with respect. >> I haven't known you. How am I supposed to know you? What is that? >> I've always I have always every single time I've been here, we have treated you with respect. Let's not ruin that. >> She eventually arrived at the jail house and was charged with assault on an officer and resisting arrest. There's only one way to make a psycho Karen stop tormenting her victims, turn her into a victim of her own arrogance, and keep her whining and begging and in handcuffs. As long as there are cops out there who are virtuosos at it, psychoarons will never escape the consequences they deserve.