Okay. >> No. >> Sounds good. >> No. >> Okay. >> No. No. >> Keep going there. >> Keep going there. >> No. Roll. [ __ ] you. >> Okay. >> You are under arrest. >> No. Stop. >> I'm under arrest. >> No. >> Stop. [screaming] >> Stop. >> Oh my god. If you've ever encountered a Karen, you know they're rude, entitled, and very angry. Their attitude rarely changes, even when they come face to face with police. But the cops don't have time for their tantrums, and almost always, there's chaos and tons of drama when the cops finally have enough of these obnoxious Karens. >> Get out of the car now. >> I didn't do >> Get out of the car now. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TAPED. STEP OUT OF THE DAMN CAR. >> I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING on me. >> I got my clothes on. YOU WANT TO SEE WHAT I GOT ON? >> On the 20th of June 2025 in Ohio, the cops responded to reports of an out of control grandma who was causing a scene at her grandson's little league game. Allegedly, she'd gone right off the rails, assaulting family members and pounding on cars. So, her daughter called the cops. What's going on? >> So, my mother came to be aggressive. She's now walked up there because she heard the police sirens coming. >> What What is she wearing? >> She's a heavy set middle-aged white woman. >> White shirt. >> I think it's time. >> Ma'am, you're not free to leave. Stop the car. Ma'am, you're not free to leave. Stop the car. I will tase you. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> I didn't do anything. >> Get out of the car now. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> STEP OUT OF THE DAMN CAR. >> I was over there. >> Step out of the car. You're going to get tased. >> Step out of the car. >> Get out. >> Why? What did I do? >> Get out. >> What did I do? I just got done hugging my grandson place for the time. >> Back of the car now. >> Go. >> By the time the cops arrived, the grandma, a 69year-old, was already attempting to flee the scene. According to her daughter, the moment she heard the sirens, she bolted to her car. And judging by her behavior, the sirens were a sound she'd probably run from before. >> And I told my son he wasn't my son. My daughter, she's not my daughter either. >> [ __ ] >> I see what's going on with her. >> I don't have anything on me. >> I got my CLOTHES ON. YOU WANT TO SEE WHAT I GOT ON? what the rules are. >> You need to sit down or you're going to go in handcuffs. >> I just went over there and hugged my grandson. >> Okay. Well, being we're being called that you're assaulting people in cars. >> It wasn't just people. It's uh that's a >> Okay. >> And my daughter that is a chicken that would let me tell her that she's no longer my daughter. >> Why are we being told you're hitting people? >> I didn't hit nothing. >> Okay. That's what we're being told. All right. >> They're lying. >> All right. Well, that's why we're here. >> I went like this. >> Okay. Are you pounding on their car and stuff? It was >> my daughter wouldn't get out until she was ready to get out so I could tell her that I was done with her. She's >> uh my son Donald's baby mama. >> Your son's baby mama. Okay. Basically, you were trying to say goodbye to your grand >> I was trying to say goodbye to my son, which I did. >> Okay. >> And I said goodbye to uh which lives in Illinois. >> Okay. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Okay. Why? Why is she telling us that you're pounding on cars and stuff? >> Because we pulled the shade and we got to talk to her own mother. >> Okay. You understand why we can't be doing that though? >> I didn't realize that that was a problem. I wanted just to say goodbye to Susan that she's no longer my daughter. >> When the cops first responded, they probably didn't expect to get flashed by a grandma. And all of this, no less, at her grandson's little league game. She wasn't making it easy for the cops. So backup was called and there were more units on the way. >> There's no problem. We don't need all this attention again. >> When we get called to an assault call, it is a problem. >> I didn't insult anybody. >> Well, again, but your behavior is not how most adults act. >> Assault anybody. >> I understand that, but your behavior is out of line. >> I didn't assault anybody. >> That's fair. >> I went like this. >> That's fair. You think going up to somebody was right up here. >> Don't you don't me. He was right up here next to me. >> You don't need to be chest. >> This is my son-in-law. >> I understand that. >> And he was in my face. wouldn't get out on my face. Go arrest him. He is doing fraud on my banking account >> since 2019. My daughter was on it, not him. There should be a warrant out for his arrest and he's here ready to get a warrant for him. >> Instead of taking any accountability, she began blaming her son-in-law, saying he'd tampered with her checking account. The officers asked her if she filed a police report, but unsurprisingly, she hadn't. So, the lady you guys were talking to, that's her mom. >> Okay. >> Uh, they're married. They're from Illinois. There's been family drama for a year. They came up here cuz her brother coaches a game and then his son plays. Mom said she was going to show up and it caused a scene. Well, they're inside the car. The door's closed. Come start smacking it. So, he came in, try to intervene to say, "Hey, you need to go." Um, and then somebody called 911. >> Did she actually physically assault anybody? >> Not really. >> No, >> she pushed me. >> The woman's son was also at the game, and many times before, he'd felt the wrath of his mother. He explained the situation to the officers, clearly fed up with what he said was an ongoing pattern of behavior. >> So, did you witness what was going on or >> Yeah, she came right over to my son, Grant, and I've seen her out of the corner of my eye and then I she grabbed him and hugged him. I walked over and she's talking to him about when she can see him again. I said, "No, not here. You don't talk to him like that." >> He's 9 years old. And then she looked at me and she's like, "You're not my son anymore. I'm going to just get rid of you. I'm disowning you or something." I'm like, "We're not doing this again." Yesterday, um stopped the game twice. So, >> because of >> because of her. Oh, >> getting into it with my ex-wife, >> with my brother-in-law, with my sister, and then with me, and my father was here. >> As things turned out, today's disturbance wasn't the only problem, as she'd also made a scene the day before. Her behavior was so extreme that they had to stop the game twice. Talk about ruining a nice day out with your family. >> Um, were you banging on their car or >> I was trying to get to come out and talk to me. >> She was just sitting in the car. She wasn't talking. >> She pulled the shade down, too. >> Okay. And then the other one I went on the other side and you are the that's kept me from my kids. She is a I don't care what they say. Her name is [music] Her name is the Nothing is right, sir. >> I understand. I understand. >> You're good. We We still got to figure it out. Okay. Just Just chill for me. Um did you touch anybody else? >> No. I tried to talk to my daughter. Yeah. >> She's a stuck up b she's a spoiled brat. My son is too. >> When asked if she'd hit her son-in-law, she claimed she was trying to swat a fly and might have hit him accidentally. But she not only had issues with her son-in-law as she also blamed her daughter-in-law from keeping her from her kids. >> She said that she was like wiping her nose around, kind of hit him in the face. >> Oh, no. He said he said that she he he basically grabbed him by the shirt, shook him, and smacked his head. >> Oh, I'll I'll talk to you in a second. Okay. >> Um, who who is that guy to her, though? That's my only concern. Listen to getting girl shot. She does nothing but lie. >> Um I think it's her daughter's husband. >> Just trying to think if that qualifies for domestic or not. >> Yeah, she's saying that she's going to go home and herself. >> She's going to jail anyway. So she want the legal back >> cuz she's got obstruction for >> Hey, get over here. Get over here. >> Let me get in. I'LL JUST GO FREELY. >> You're under your back. >> You're under arrest. >> Turn around. You're under arrest. Turn around. Turn around >> for obstruction and solicond. Stop pulling away on your back. [laughter] DOUBLE [screaming] STOP. [screaming] >> Stop fighting. Stop fighting. Stop. Give me the help. >> All I was TRYING TO DO IS tell you to let me get in the car. >> I understand. You were under arrest. Okay. >> For what? For obstruction. >> I DIDN'T INSTRUCT any justice. I walked OVER TO THE COPS. >> AND WHEN I TOLD you you were free to leave, you tried to leave. >> Don't. >> Just please relax. Please. After looking at her background, the cops found out she already had a couple of felonies. And despite urging the cops to arrest her and even tried to get into the squad car, when they tried to go through with it, she was really making a scene. >> There goes my arm together. >> Stand up, [laughter] ma'am. You need to stand up. >> I can't. >> You're going to have to. They're going to put a lot of pressure on your shoulders. You stand up. Okay, please stand up. There you go. >> That's with persistence now. Stop. Stop. >> You're a car. Let's go. >> Yeah, I know. Give up everybody. >> Come on. Watch your mouth. >> She's a blond over there. >> Get in the car. >> I told you to let me in the car. What are you going to do with my dog? >> Your dog will figure it out. You're going to go to jail. So, have a seat. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. County jail. Sit. >> No, I'm not going back to that hell hole. >> I'll kill myself first. >> No. You will not put me in that jail. >> Well, that's where you're going. Sit. >> That's filthy goddamn place. >> She'd already been to jail. An unsurprising revelation given her behavior. The cops then spoke to the son's girlfriend who said the granny had been stalking their house and threatening the kids. >> My kids are worried that she's going to come like set our house on fire or something. >> Yeah. I mean, her behavior is very Yeah, it's it's insane. >> We have voice like she's been texting all day and voicemails all day saying she was going to come here and start. You guys live in mommy? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Y >> obviously I would start calling us from now on if she is leaving threating messages on you guys so we can just start a paper trail. That's just going to help further you guys getting your protection order. >> Okay. >> She has court she has a felony charge in Ian Arbor. She's going to court for it at the end of the month. >> Yeah. Cuz she left her 86y old husband there. She abandoned him there. He's in a home. >> She's got some issues. >> Yes. >> Maybe burden. >> Oh no. >> Can you get over there and push her up? >> What are you doing? >> I'm throwing up. Ma'am, you got Ma'am, you got to sit up. >> I'm throwing up. >> You got to sit up. >> I'M THROWING UP. OUCH. >> You need back. >> Oh, yeah. >> Just roll down the windows for too. He's already said he already got the max AC. >> Okay, I'll roll down the windows for you. Okay. I have mine. >> Where's my baby? Where's my baby? >> Where's my baby? Rose. >> Your dog? Your your dog? >> She's my security dog. >> Okay. She went with a family MEMBER OVER THERE. >> NO, I DON'T WANT HER WITH THEM. THERE'S NO FAMILY MEMBER HERE EXCEPT FOR my grand. >> He took him. >> No, they can't have her. >> They charged the woman with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and obstructing official business. They set the woman's bond at $3,500. Later on in court, she was released on her own recgnizance, so she didn't have to post bond as long as she promised to come to court. She pled not guilty, and the case is ongoing. On December 7th, 2024 in Joliet, Illinois, the cops were dispatched to a hotel where a drunk woman was causing a disturbance. The suspect, later identified as Dena Coslo, refused to cooperate and became extremely confrontational. >> Well, it was my room. I lost my key four times tonight. My phone's out here, whatever it does. >> Okay. Well, here's the thing. Staff wants you guys gone. Okay. Well, specifically wants you gone. So, you guys are >> Of course I do. >> Yeah. I mean, you're with it, right? >> No. No, he's not. >> You have a different room. >> Then my gone without here. I had one drink tonight. Guys, >> okay. What did my partner told you? They want you gone. >> Yeah. And so you can't be on this property no more. So I don't know where you're going to go, but they watch you off this property. So you have >> 45 seconds. My stuff in the room and his little girlfriend is banging the >> You have I don't care. You have to leave off the >> Can I have another bottle? Okay. >> No, you have to leave. I will pour that bottle out. >> Stop. Don't drink in front of us. Coin, I guess. But >> I'm 41 years old. >> Yeah, but we're telling you to leave. >> I'm going to leave. My stuff's inside the hotel room. I was at the bar because Where's the hotel room? >> What's the room? Yeah. >> Right here where this little thing was because I lost my hotel room. No, he brought me a beer because I >> Okay, you can go. >> This lady say me buy beer and >> you don't want him, right? No. >> All right, you can go. >> It's unclear who the man was or why he was hanging around, but he reportedly bought her a drink after she was kicked out of the hotel bar. The cops told him to leave and he complied. >> Who called? >> Well, they called. The >> Who is they? >> The own the hotel employee. They called. >> Oh my god. Every time I make friends anywhere, everybody calls. >> Hey, listen. [laughter] I just saw you like kick something. >> Yeah, because I have asked for a hotel. >> You can't just be kicking. So, so I'm assuming if I saw that >> this time that you saw me the time I asked for a hotel because I'm just a one friend. >> Okay, quiet down. Quiet down. Stop. >> I'm like the Kangar. >> Okay. Well, I that's not your concern. So, they're going to get you a key card so you can get yourself. >> No, but I asked for it five times all night. Was it the >> I don't know. You probably you probably been causing trouble. I mean, we just like it was a good time. >> Well, guess what? They told you you're gone. They I told you like the fourth time. The hotel employee. They told you they want you hotel. Oh my gosh. >> Well, [laughter] yeah, you got you got told multiple times. So, that's what we're doing. >> Okay. So, what are you doing then? Protecting or pretending? >> Pretending. >> I just missed somebody offered me a beer because I literally went up to the front desk all night >> cuz I couldn't decide if I was going on the third floor, the first floor. Doesn't matter. You're walking around all drunk, too. >> Oh my god. I went to the bar to hear before I asked to go up and down before I go. What is happening now? Thank you, sir. Fat, ugly, miserable, and just going out to the sharks and say, "Can you smell it?" and >> she was obviously wasted and making very little sense, but she still said she'd only had one drink despite slurring her words and carrying a half-drunk bottle of beer when the cops showed up. >> Get your stuff. I already got it. Is there anything where just off the property? >> Are you kidding? >> Why? >> Come on. Let's get your stuff. >> I don't have any stuff. Scott, >> you just you just told us you needed to get in here, right? >> Yeah. No, actually, I didn't know what the hell. >> So, you want to walk out then? It's okay. I just my friend that we're going to we're going to drink a break. >> No. God, please >> stop. >> It's over. >> God, back it up. Oh, woman. I'm not that has nothing to do with what's going on. You need to get your stuff. >> What's going on? >> You're getting kicked out, so get your stuff now. >> I don't need anything. >> You don't need anything? No. All right, let's go. Let's go. >> Wait. Figure out if I have shoes and a jacket. >> Eventually, she went to her room to get her things, but not before yelling some more in the hallway. Once she was behind closed doors, the other guest in the hotel must have been thankful for some peace and quiet. >> Get a bag going. Let's go. >> A bag was coming here to sniff my little panties out or I Trump had it in their balls to find out where yours is for Biden. >> Here's your stuff. I don't care. It's your stuff. >> Oh, what was the call of that guy? I don't have my bicycle for the day or somebody else's [ __ ] is coming here. There's my special shirt. Unless I forgot >> that one right here. >> I guess it must have been a stripper. Hold up. I know that's your first language. Okay. Where's my cell phone? >> You guys are sober and count ABC by the way. >> Handicap. You also need to get some help, too. Let's get your >> mother. I've been in help since the day I birthed. >> Oh, you're not doing >> myself for your foster. >> You see my eyes? >> Wait a second. >> Hi. So, I can't have one drink at the bar and have a couple shots. You can have a drink, but we start acting out of character. >> When one, >> it doesn't matter. You're starting to You're starting to be become a nuisance in public. That's why they're kicking you out. So, get your stuff now. >> Okay. I'm not going to get anything. It's not perfectly, so I have nothing to carry. >> You want your phone? You said you wanted your phone. >> I have no idea, guys. >> It's right there. >> You want it? >> Right there. >> Baby steps. Come on. >> You kind of just want to pretend like I have to shoot me in the back. >> You want your purse? >> What are you talking? >> I have no idea. >> This is not your stuff. Is this yours? Is this your stuff here? >> Wait, are they taking people? >> You Hey, do you want an ambulance? Do you want to do YOU WANT TO >> OH GOD. >> Based on the tone of their voices, the officers here had clearly had enough of Dena's childish behavior. She kept stalling and wasting time as if somehow that might get her a trip back to the hotel bar to blow that $25 gift card. Sadly for her, it was not going to happen. >> Out on the street, right? >> Yes. Or do you want to go to the hospital? >> Cuz I know. >> Or do you want to go to the hospital? Which one? >> Okay, you're going to the street. There you go. >> Perfect. >> Hospital's nice and warm. They have a bed for you. But no, you don't want that. >> No, I don't. Okay. >> No. >> Sounds good. >> No. >> Okay. >> Now. >> Okay. Let's go. >> Come on. >> Wait a minute. I need my ear muffs. >> All right. Get them. You know where they're at? >> Whatever. If you guys are normal, Hallelujah. God bless you. I know. I know. >> Where's your muffs at? >> Wait. Hold up. Gather. I got you. >> For your luxury. Is this from the dollar store or a tree? >> It looks like all your stuff is over here for I'm gathering. So, that might be all your stuff right there. Is that your medicine and everything? Well, don't you guys have uh five? You're your >> what? >> I don't know. >> Since you guys know more about what the I got. >> All right, Don. Let's get out. Let's go. >> I don't have a hat. Don't touch me. >> You're going just We're walking you out. Walking you out. We're walking you out. >> Where's my beer? >> You're not drinking that in public. You can't walk. You can't walk on the street and drink that. >> Why? It's no public at times. Can you >> You can't be drinking in public. >> Don't touch me. >> Let's go. >> No. >> Go. >> Let's go. Grand handcuffs. You want to be arrested? >> Yeah, I kind of want to finish my beer now. >> Finally, the cops had had enough and she was escorted out of her room. Still, she kept stalling, saying she'd left her belongings in another man's room, even though the cops had just watched her as she rooted through her bags. >> Come on, guys. >> Whatever side of Juliet this is. Hallelujah. >> What do you do with that? >> So, you see that property? Go over there >> in the gas station. >> Keep going there. >> Don't touch me. >> Keep going there. probably when you don't touch me. >> Keep going there. >> Keep going there. >> Roll. [ __ ] you. >> Keep going there. Keep walking. >> The shade brown. >> Keep walking. >> Going for the train. >> Keep walking. >> I mean there come to here. >> Keep walking. >> Keep walking. >> The one president for 4 years that killed it. You didn't you tranquilized me. The cops eventually got her off the property and told her if she came back to the place, she'd be under arrest. Instead, just 2 minutes later, she came back asking for her purse. It's almost like this woman wanted to be arrested. >> Mother, >> is it a red purse or is it a brown bag? >> Go memorize. >> No, you It's your It's your purse, right? So, which one is it? He's going to get you whatever. Bring it out in my pocket, mother. >> You understand that you came back on this property? We can arrest you right now if we wanted to. You understand that? We can't find your ID. I can't find you, mother. I'm >> Oh, you know why you can't find anything? Cuz you threw that [ __ ] on the floor. Remember that? You just threw everything. >> I showed up and I doesn't matter, guy. I'm going through divorce. I I know if you're a boy or a girl, a woman. No. >> Okay. >> Cuz y'all wear dresses. >> I guess she doesn't know I'm a boy or a girl. >> Obviously. Isn't that what the whole fight's about? >> I wish I tell her when 41 years old 19. UP FOR BED. I don't go to a hospital because my hair's falling out with your little [ __ ] rat poisoning that you developed with your fing. I'm choking it. My name for my steroids for my fentanyl and my perfect I wear dresses and I hate >> She was clearly under the influence. Whether it was booze or something stronger really wasn't clear. Either way though, she was acting really strange. Luckily for her, the cops here had the patience of saints. Other cops may have not been so forgiving. >> You got your bag. >> I got your bag along other shampoo pods, other clean, right? >> Yep. That's all in there. >> Your bag's too heavy for me. >> What do you Okay, >> I don't need your uh Hold up. >> All right, you got your stuff. You can leave. >> That's all my stuff. >> You wanted this. >> All right. Well, if you don't want it, it's going in the trash. >> Trash. >> Leave. Leave. Go >> the property. Now, >> did you feel that? >> Off the property. >> Off the property. >> Don't ask me. I'm a woman. I >> Let's go. >> You come out of this property, I'm arresting you. >> Despite being warned repeatedly, Dena came back to the property once again. This time, the cops weren't messing around and were not going to put up with her antics any longer. She was going to jail. And that's [music] that. >> What was your cheat? >> Wait, I'll talk to you, though. >> Nope. >> My purse is not here. >> No. Stop it. >> My purse is not here, guys. We we we gave you multiple chances. We even helped you. >> I know you said, but my purse is not in my bag. >> No. Now it's real, isn't it? >> What? >> Now it's real. >> It's always been real. >> No, it hasn't. You were playing around playing games, mocking us. >> Yes, you were. >> No. >> Oh my god. I love it. I'm 21 years old. >> They arrested Dena and they charged the woman with criminal trespass. In Illinois, it's a class B misdemeanor, and if convicted, the fine can be up to $1,500, and you can face six months in jail. On July 15th, 2025, the cops were dispatched after a woman named Elizabeth violated a protection order that was filed by her husband. She accidentally exposed herself after calling 911 at her husband's house. When the cops arrived, it was clear the woman was not going to cooperate. in our >> Hey, stop. >> In our apartment. >> My husband is calling me in so he can a 19year-old IN OUR APARTMENT. WHY DON'T YOU ASK HIM TELL THE TRUTH FOR ONCE? >> YEAH. >> JESSICA, Eureka Booze. >> I'm my name. >> You're not supposed to BE JESSICA. MY NAME'S not >> mother. You don't even know what my goddamn name is. >> It's Elizabeth. >> 24's got one in custody. believe in >> you're on probation. >> I don't give a >> days ago >> need to die and I'm ready to >> myself cuz you guys are cowards. >> She tried to justify her behavior saying her husband was cheating on her with a 19-year-old. As things turned out, she was also on parole and getting in trouble while out on parole is never a good idea. >> He's a liar. >> He's a liar. I'm divorcing him. >> Okay. I've been DIVORCING CAN'T COME FAST ENOUGH. >> UNDERSTANDABLE. >> HOWEVER, >> why is it my fault? >> I already told you. >> You won't get out of my life. >> I already told you I had problems for arrest. You were under arrest and then you resisted arrest. >> I don't give a he manipulating you guys. >> He wants A 19-YEAR-OLD IN OUR BED. JUST WHEN I WHEN YOU paint his jail, that's what he's going to do. He's going to call her up. You're going to ABOUT >> I CARE BECAUSE IT'S STILL my place. That's rude. We're not technically divorced yet. >> She continued slandering her husband, saying the man was a liar. According to her, he was supposed to be a god-fearing Christian and against adultery and said he'd been cheating with the much younger woman inside their house. >> My husband is the perpetrator, not me. He just wants to bend some money. >> Is that just a key on her? I'm guessing >> he's kicking me out the house. >> I think it's just a bug bracelet. >> Is this just a bug bracelet? >> Wake up. Wake up. >> Is this just a bug bracelet? Citron B. >> Okay. >> I will. >> Okay. You can stop threatening me, Elizabeth. Okay. >> I'm not threatening you. >> STOP. SIT DOWN. >> YEAH. >> OKAY. THAT'S >> YOU WANT ME TO SIT DOWN? >> YEAH. YOU WANT YOU WANT ME TO SIT DOWN? >> YEAH. YOU WANT ME TO SIT DOWN? >> YOU WANT ME TO SIT DOWN? >> You want pepper spray? >> No, I don't. Then stop. >> YOU REMOVE MY FACE. Believe James. >> BRING IN FOR ONE GODDAMN SECOND. >> My leg. >> Stop. >> Don't believe him. >> DON'T BELIEVE YOU'RE SIT BACK. >> Get away from me. >> Sit back. >> GET OFF ME. [screaming] >> THAT WAS ANOTHER CHARGE. ELIZABETH, you for battering an officer in YOUR >> LET ME GO. >> She continued acting like a toddler, racking up charges as she went. She kicked the officer, which is a battery charge, and it's a very serious offense that can land an offender in jail for a very long time. Eventually, the officer got fed up with her antics and started threatening to pepper spray her. >> Elizabeth, STOP. >> NO. NO. BELIEVE IN A LIAR. >> SHE CAN SLAM her head on there as much as she wants. I don't care now. >> Jesus Christ. What are you doing? Stop. Hip, can you come back over here, please? Elizabeth, if I open that door again, I'm going to spray you >> for believing you and you get >> you get A HELP. >> YOU GET A court date. >> I hate you. I hate you all. I don't come from Mexico City. >> Elizabeth, >> get back in the car. You are UNDER ARREST RIGHT NOW. >> NO. STOP. >> YOU ARE UNDER arrest for multiple charges right now. >> Leave me alone. WE'RE RACKING HIM UP. GET BACK. >> LET GO OF ME. >> I WILL NOT GO. >> OKAY. >> I WILL NOT GO. >> GO. [screaming] >> Get in there. >> You broke my foot. >> [screaming] >> YOU no [screaming] no no no. [screaming] >> Okay, I got to spray him out. >> It's almost like the woman forgot she was a grown adult and went back to being a 2-year-old child. While throwing her tantrum, the cop deployed pepper spray as she swatted it back into her face. It got in the officer's eye, which was surely another charge. >> Are you going to stop? >> Rescue is coming to wash that out of your eyes. >> Thank you. >> And then we're going to jail. >> You understand? >> Yeah. >> Do not fight again or it will happen again. >> Okay, >> Elizabeth. Why? >> And I'll take kindly to B. >> I understand. He is you convinced of his understand that is not cool. >> However, >> I need an attorney and I need it right now. >> I understand you got arrested a couple weeks ago. I know you're saying that's bull. However, you have an open court case with that one that says you cannot have contact with them or go over to Orchard. You went over there 2 days ago and you called us. >> I didn't call you. >> You did call us. >> I called normal. >> You called us to normal. >> It was recorded. >> I did call you. >> It was on a recorded line. I spoke with my dispatch. You said, "My name's Elizabeth. My husband. Never mind. I got to go. And you gave the address of Orchard. James said you were over there. At that point, I had probable cause for your arrest for violating that no contact order. Today, you racked up a slew of charges. You got resisting and then you have a battery because you kicked both of us. >> But you were also being stupid and arresting me on >> on No, I'm arresting you on valid probable cause. But you didn't want to listen. You wanted to argue and fight. That's how we ended up here today. So Rescue is going to clean out your eye and then we're going over to count. Do you want to make any statements what happened two days ago? What were you doing over at orchard? Like he said, I knocked on the back door and asked for my bag and he said no and then I left. >> She told the cops to look her husband's criminal history up, saying that in Seattle he had a history of domestic abuse. Turns out the officer knew the woman and had been dealing with her for years. The cop encouraged the woman to separate from her husband, who by all accounts seemed to be trouble. >> You were good for almost a whole year not drinking. >> Yeah. >> And you see what happens when you drink this? You're a decent person until you have alcohol in your system and then you make really bad decisions. >> Yeah, you leave me no hope. Bloomington, Illinois, you're a piece of >> a city. >> Hey, Elizabeth. >> You relax. YEAH, YOU RELAX WHEN SOMEONE IS HOG TYING. You of a cop. >> YOU YOU HAVE NO CASE. I'm I'm I'm >> okay. >> I'm going to take her shoes out of there. >> You You'll drive me straight TO THE CORNER'S OFFICE. >> TAKE ME TO THE CORONER'S OFFICE. >> All right, let's get her out of here. >> Oh, so you could defend somebody who wants a 19-year-old. Oh, wow. I really support you. Not I will never work for your state of Illinois again. you will never get another tax dime from me. >> They arrested Elizabeth and they charged the woman with resisting arrest, violating a protective order, and two counts of aggravated battery against an officer. On May the 30th, 2025, the cops were called out to a neighbor from hell. Once officers arrived, they found out that the racist suspect, Miss Ada, had sprayed bear mace at her neighbor and child in what appeared to be an ongoing case of harassment. >> And my neighbor, she out every day. Every day I called the police. Yeah, she's sitting there with her camera >> and I and she has cameras, so she she I don't know if she watches, but she she can pull that camera footage probably back up. She walked to that gate and sprayed a bear bear mace or whatever at me and my and my and it's like if you walk probably that way you can still smell it cuz it got in my like into my chest or whatever but then she walked back and sat down and she every day is like oh you you and get out of my neighborhood. And >> she wasn't yelling at y'all first. >> Oh no. She was yelling at first just say y'all stupid that but that's I don't feel about that. Like yeah but that bear mace or whatever that was you just Lily came to your gate and sprayed, right? >> She said the other day when she was out here playing, I wasn't here. I had a graduation yesterday and I was getting my stuff done. So, I didn't know that this is her second time. My daughter say she did it to her while she was out playing in the pool and told her she wish she drowned and I didn't know nothing about that until I just called the police. >> She sprayed Ben, too? >> Yes. >> The neighbor explained that on multiple occasions she'd recorded Miss Ada hurling abuse at them. She was done putting up with it, especially since her young kids were being targeted. The cops went to Miss Aydah's house to get her side of the story. >> Hello. So, um, so what's going on today? >> Them people keep making threats. >> Mhm. Like, so >> they're going to come over. They're going to beat my ass. >> Mhm. >> And they're going to smash my face in. >> Okay. >> Cut the little kids up to come over to the fence and throw stuff at me cuz all I do is sit on my back porch and read. >> I don't know who they are. >> I couldn't even tell you their names. I don't have nothing to do with them and I don't talk to them. >> Okay. So, what happened today? >> She come over to my f they they keep cell phone thing. I don't know what they they put the cell phone on the little kid's hand make them come over to the fence and they tell them to say stuff. >> Mhm. >> Okay. And then they hold the cell phone up like this here. >> When they talked to Miss Ada, they asked her if she tried to call police about her neighbors alleged behavior. She admitted that she hadn't and said that instead she'd gone to the landlord who, according to Miss Ada, was not going to renew the family's lease. >> The lady that owns the house, I called her about and she knows. >> Mhm. >> And she's not going to renew the lease. >> Okay. >> But they can, you know, I don't know. I don't like >> Mhm. >> I black people are nice. You know the difference between black people and >> I hope you do. Anyway, but black people I work for black people. I like black people. I have some know some real good black people. I don't like >> Mhm. >> There's a lot of drugs going on over there. A lot of cars coming in over there. >> It's important. >> Okay. And and that pot comes over. >> Okay. >> Okay. I mean, I get a second hand of all that dope they're smoking. And they smoke dope. >> Okay. Matter of fact, Gary can tell you that across the street, the lady on the other end down there can tell you that. >> Okay. >> So, I'm not going to let him hurt me. >> Okay. >> I will use whatever means I have to. >> And what did you do today? >> I used pepper spray at him. >> If there had been any doubt that the woman was lying about Miss Ada, saying she was racist, the woman's shocking outburst to the officer put that thought to rest. She even went so far as to threaten to use a taser on the family if it came down to it. >> I'm sitting on my back porch reading. >> Mhm. >> Okay. And I yelled at the kids, I think, twice cuz I scream in their top of their lungs. I told them to shut up. >> Mhm. >> They don't have to scream that way. And >> she [clears throat] didn't like that. >> No. And you know, they didn't like that one bit. So the the two girls over there, they always telling me to kiss their bend over, stick their up at me and go kiss my ass. >> So So there's nothing against the law for doing that until you report it to us that it's happening over and over and over and over and over again. >> I worked once that were here >> because then it can come under harassment. Okay. She continued turning the blame around and pointing the finger at her neighbors. But if that was really true, why wasn't she the one to call the cops in the first place? Her story just wasn't adding up. >> But if they're on their property, you can't stay on your property and spray bait or uh bear mace or anything. >> If they're still on their property, you cannot do that >> cuz there's a fence between you guys. Okay? They're on their property just like you're on your property, >> right? One of the cops went back to the victim's house to try and get to the bottom of things. The officer found out that when she walked past her house, this elderly, racist neighbor would make noises like a gun, and the house was full of kids. Clearly, she wasn't your typical friendly grandma. >> This is my house. >> I got you. >> I have a right to protect myself. >> Sure. >> And I will use every what means I have to do that with. >> I got you. All right. So, >> and if they're inv if they get hit with something, that's their problem. >> Okay. I'm just going to read this to you real quick. Um, just cuz I have to read it here before I keep talking to you. Okay. Do you understand each of these rights? >> No, not really. >> Do you want me to read them again? >> No. >> Okay. All right, Miss Ayah. >> Cuz I haven't done anything except live in my house. >> Yes, ma'am. I understand. At this time though, I do need you to put your hand dryer back. Okay. No, you don't do that to me. >> Ma'am, please. Ma'am Zeta, >> don't don't fight us. Don't fight us. >> Ma'am, I'll move them to the front. >> What are you asking me for? >> Okay, it's going to be simple battery. Okay. >> No, I haven't touched anybody. >> I got you. I need you to put your hands behind your back, >> ma'am. Miss Aya. >> No, >> I got to take care of this animal. >> Is there anybody that we can call for you? >> No. >> Okay. So, >> we'll we'll take care of the dog. We'll let him inside. >> I'll put him inside. Okay. >> What are you going to do? >> We I'm going to let your dog inside. No, but what what are you trying to do with me? >> You're going You're being placed under arrest. >> No, wait a minute. >> No, we're not stalling. I need you to >> That's the only part. Come here. >> It's either we grab the phone. >> I want them to see you see you see you do this, don't you? >> No, I want you to get in my vehicle. >> They arrested Miss Ada and they charged the woman with three counts of battery. Hopefully in the future she'll learn not to abuse her neighbors and their young kids. On the 1st of August 2023 down in Florida, the cops were called to an airport when after a plane landed, a woman tried to open the plane's rear door and also the door to the jet bridge. By the time the cops arrived, she was hiding in the bathroom and she was changing her clothing in a not so subtle attempt to slip away unnoticed. >> There's a lady inside the bathroom in here. She's changing clothes, but I think she doesn't want to be recognized. She is, Listen to this crap. She comes in on this plane on 34 and she tries to go off the back of the plane to get out. She tries to open the back door. >> Did she open her right there? >> Yeah. >> Did she open it? >> No. >> Okay. >> And uh and then she tried, I guess, numerous times to come off and go out door. >> Is it cuz she was intoxicated or what's he said? She wasn't. >> Oh, someone told us she's intoxicated. >> Well, I mean, I haven't physically seen her yet. This is coming from the She was under the influence of something. >> An airport worker told the officer that the suspect had tried to leave a secure area. When the staff member grabbed her to stop her, she shoved her back. They waited outside the bathroom and then just minutes later, the woman came out like nothing had happened. >> Hey, ma'am. Ma'am, I >> need to talk to you a little bit. >> Uh, let's go back over here by the waterfront. >> You okay? What's going on with you? >> What's going on? I can't even explain it. But >> stand right here. Stand right here by the water. >> Uh what? >> You said you're not okay. Why aren't you okay? >> Because I have an ex who is like psychotic like out for me. So there you go. >> Uh can you explain to us what happened on the airplane? Uh apparently you had a couple >> you had a couple steps that that you that you took inside the airplane. >> You copied the information from New Hampshire. Yeah, you did a couple things in the airplane that aren't normal and that's why we're talking to you. >> No, I have an ex psychotic >> Nancy Henry. >> Okay, well, forget your ex. >> What happened? What happened on the airplane? That's what we're concerned about. >> Nothing. Like, I mean, good. Like, it's >> You don't remember trying to open doors or anything like that? >> Edward Sam, >> you don't remember trying to open any doors? found. >> She explained to the officer that she'd flown from Manchester, New Hampshire, and had come to Tampa, Florida to visit her best friend. Her plan was to stay for 3 weeks. Just why she was acting so strangely is anybody's guess. >> All right, so here's my thing. So, here is my best friend's phone number on my phone. So, you should come and get me and then we're all good. And then you guys >> call him call him. Call her or call him. We'll walk you over to there and so you can get out get get picked up. >> Were they already waiting for you? >> No, she has no idea. Like >> I mean she just knew I was supposed to be flying in and I thought my flight was delayed. You guys are like >> Is this your flight in or your flight home? Do you live here or you're up north? >> Not sure >> for three three weeks or so. >> Hi. I'm at the police right now. This is just hilarious on this point. >> The officers asked her if she'd taken too much medication or if she'd mixed it with alcohol. They were clearly trying to find out why she was acting so bizarre. She was on the phone with that friend she was visiting and passed it over to the officer. >> Is everything okay? >> Yeah. Um there's a sequence of events that she can't describe to us, but um apparently the passengers and the crew members uh saw her and stopped her from trying to open a back door on the airplane. She says she has she says they're all lying um and that she didn't do any of that. So we we're trying to determine, you know, if she's here with all her faculties and if she isn't, we're trying to help her out. Is there any possible way you can come get her or is that not possible? >> I was going to have her Uber, but if I have to, I'll come and get her. >> No, if you want to if you want to do that, uh, send an Uber over to Red Arrivals. >> The cops seemed to feel that she was more coherent already and figured that during her flight, she must have had some kind of episode. They were about to walk the woman to her Uber and send her on her way. But first, they wanted to talk to the employees to get a better understanding of things. Was she awake the whole time? And >> yeah, she was awake. She was talking to a couple to this lady and then suddenly she started saying all these people want to kill me. That's what she started saying >> about a boyfriend. >> She mentioned she's got some problems with a boyfriend back home. >> Yeah. But she was saying the lady and then she wanted to say, "Oh, I want to stay in the back." And I said, "You have to take a seat." >> She had to go to the restroom. So when we landed, she wasn't even on her seat. >> The flight crew said that during the flight, she hadn't been a problem and was just really talkative. But according to one staff member, he recalled her suddenly declaring that the people on the plane were trying to kill her. That revelation backed up the officer's belief that she was having an episode. >> Talking with them that you mentioned somebody didn't like you or you had a problem with somebody. Is that back home? [music] >> Yes. >> Okay. It's not here. You came here to for vacation. >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. I understand. I don't know unless I ask you. the opposite. Like I came in from like >> Well, I think it seems a little more like something to you because of your level of inebriation. You're kind of surprised by it. But if you look at it from our point of view, what happened requires a little conversation. And so far so good. Everything appears good. But we want to make sure you're safe. If you need help, you don't need any medical help at all. >> I am actually dumb down right now on this whole thing. And by the way, you your little comment like that is >> so you don't need anything. All right. The other way you guys can go to be very careful because this comment >> grab your bags. Let's go. >> She eventually picked her bags up and they started escorting her out. In her intoxicated state, they were still reminding the woman that she shouldn't turn up drunk when catching a flight home. If she did, of course, they wouldn't let her fly. >> My suitcase. That's right. >> And then you get your ride >> to where? >> Wherever you want to go. >> Here. And then everybody's going to >> It's wherever you want to go. >> Yeah, you can do whatever you want. >> You're not in trouble. >> Why'd you come here? You came to visit somebody. Wherever that is. Well, take your Uber there. >> No. Right. Take your Uber there. Come on. >> I didn't hear it. Everything's good. >> We're wasting too much time, though. We're okay. Well, that's great. Come on. Okay. So, let's all go. No, aren't you? No, you're coming, too. No, you're coming, too. >> If I Right. So, let's go. >> But you got to start walking. In a second, I'm going to grab you and you're not going to like it. Let's go. Come on. Jump on. >> Grab onto something. >> Hold on so you don't fall down. >> Really? Like you guys really actually care. >> We do. >> Yeah, right. You care about your own. >> We're about to depart. Please stand clear of the doors. >> We care about the other passengers, too. >> Let's all have like a happy like moment before I die. >> You're being recorded by us, too. So, >> she took none of this seriously and tried to snap selfies with the cops like it was one big joke. After the train pulled in, they were ready to escort her off and let her get on with her vacation. But that's not how things went down. >> Yeah. >> Right over here to the elevator. Miss >> you. Listen to me. Okay. You listen to me. Listen to me. Hold on. >> Listen to me. You're not going to You're not going to control anything. >> You're not going to control anything. >> I'm going to have you take the elevator down to We're going to be in charge now, not you. Okay. >> Off of my arm. Seriously, GET OFF OF MY ARM. >> I am not going to let you go until you listen. >> We're going to wet your Get off of my arm. Get off of my arm. No, get off. >> Ma'am, [music] stop. Ma'am, just stop. Don't >> tell me mom. >> I said, "Ma'am, >> just just relax. Ma'am, >> I'm in the middle of an elevator. Christina, I'm getting hooked up and I'm getting confused." >> Tony, we might as well just >> They might as well just put it down. >> At this point, she was just making things worse. And if she'd simply complied from the start, she'd be on the way to her friend's house and about to start a vacation. >> They are totally Why don't we go right back up? >> Yeah. I'm just going to >> Yeah. So, here I go. >> Get the off my arm. >> You're under arrest. >> Get the I'm under arrest. >> Get off your floor. >> No. I look like I'm kidding you. >> Who see that? >> What you doing? >> I can't. Oh my god. >> Ma'am, stop. >> Ma'am, stop. >> Stop. >> You had your opportunity. Ma'am, stop. Stop. >> Ma'am, listen. >> A squad car showed up to take her to the station, and there were female officers on standby to search the woman. But of course, she wasn't going to make it easy on them or herself because some people really are their worst enemy. Stand right here. Stand right here. >> Hi. What's your name? >> Do you have any ID? Anything going on with her? >> It's on my phone. >> Can you send it? >> Yes. >> On me? >> Yeah, I'll send it to you. >> That's her stuff. >> Yeah, she's got another bag. >> That uh me. You guys are like You are totally like >> That's why you're in handcuffs. >> There you go. >> Okay. Seat belt. >> I need it from the other side. Just stay right there, ma'am. >> Yeah. Put it on my my feet. >> Okay. Can you just do me the favor in my face? Can you just >> Yes. >> They charged the woman with disorderly intoxication, which in the state of Florida is a misdemeanor in the second degree. They ultimately find the woman a total of $368. On January 21st, 2025, the cops were called to a restaurant due to a dispute over a bill. A woman at her ex had racked up a $500 bill and couldn't pay it. According to restaurant employees, she was disrespectful to staff and refused to leave. >> Are you guys good? >> I am good. I'm going to take care of it, but you got to go. >> Well, both of you are going to hang out until the girls >> I'm going to stay. >> Both of you are. Okay. >> It's a $500 bill. You walk out on that. You don't want to get arrested over not paying attent. Okay. >> I tried. >> Is this like a first date? You guys been together for a while? I don't Why are you looking at me like I'm crazy? I'm just asking you a question. >> Me? >> Yeah. >> Hello. Me? Like this isn't just a costume. It's not Halloween. Listen to me. You pay the tab. Leave. >> You paid too. >> It does not matter. You don't want to listen. >> Babe, get out. >> Give it to me now. >> Sir, leave. >> Can you talk about >> You have to press charges. >> Just leave. >> What if she had nothing? >> Go buy a babe at the dollar store. Exactly. Go. Come on. Out. >> Come on. >> Go. >> Like this. The fact that here is embarrassing. >> They told the ex to pay the tab and then leave. Afterward, the drunk woman had to pay the valet $20, but she said she didn't have it. >> Out. I'll talk to you outside out. >> If you come back in, you're going to jail. >> Try me. >> If you come back in, you're going to jail. >> Wait, do we need her here? Wait outside. >> What? >> She needs to go. >> Oh, let's go. >> Wait outside. Get your bag. >> No. No. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. >> Did you guys >> It's okay. It's okay. We're all waiting for it. >> So, she has to pay the val. You have to pay the valet on your phone. >> I do. >> Like now? >> Oh, no. I can't. I have >> You don't have $20. >> I All my cards. >> Why do you need to wait? Why do you need to be on the phone? All my cards are blocked. >> She said she couldn't pay the valet because her credit cards were blocked. If she couldn't cover the bill, it makes you wonder why she racked up such an expensive bill in the first place. >> Have her pull over to the side of the road. Either Venmo or sell you money so we can leave. This is ridiculous. >> It is ridiculous. >> You don't have $20. >> I didn't bring my wallet. I didn't bring anything. >> You have Apple Pay? No. She's coming to pay. >> She's about to pull a flower, too. Be careful. >> She's coming to pay everything. And it's okay. >> The tab is paid. >> What? >> He sat right next to you and paid it. >> I don't care. Tell him that you paid. >> Okay. >> This is ridiculous. >> This is a high-end restaurant. >> You guys had a $500 tab and you came here with no wallet. >> I wish I would have known who I came here with. It's your ex. So, you didn't know who it came with. >> Oh, girl. >> Relax. >> Relax. Relax. >> Either you pay the $20. >> How long are you? >> It's never a good idea to yell insults at the cops, but she was doing it anyway. It's almost like she wasn't aware of just how much power they have. And if she wasn't careful, she'd be spending the night in jail. >> Do you have somebody or No, it sounds like you're alone. >> No, actually, I'm engaged and I pay a $500 if I have such a because I'm trying to get here and pay everything and you have no idea what the >> shut the up just shut up. >> Just shut the [ __ ] up. >> Your friend she's not being nice. >> So you're home girl that she's a >> godamn I've been here trying to pay my tab and I didn't even know my t was paid and I want to pay it. So, who the [ __ ] is the who's the I had no IDEA MY TAB WAS PAID and I'm still trying to pay it. >> Yeah. All right. Get the [ __ ] straight. She's ashole. I get it. We're My brother's a been a cop for 40 years. >> Congratulations. >> She eventually paid the valet bill and she should have been free to go, but instead she sealed her fate. She should have listened to the officer's orders and stayed away from her car while she was drunk. >> I'm ripping around the car at this point. [screaming] >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. I gave it to you. She just threw it away with my hand in the door. >> I gave it to you. >> I gave it back. >> I pulled my hand. Hurry up. Hurry up. Call the cops. >> Call the cops. >> Hilariously, she yelled for her friend to call the cops on the cops. I mean, how drunk was she? The answer's clear. She was incredibly drunk and in no shape to drive. I didn't know I was in my car. >> We told you that. >> I had my keys. Who dropped their keys? >> Who dropped their >> I had my keys. >> Ariana, please take a video. I have my keys. >> You want to get up? Can I pull your panties down? >> Please put my skirts on. >> I did. Are you ready to get up? [music] >> I don't know. >> I'm going to roll you to your right. Bend your legs in >> like this. No, >> it's all the way open. Hold on. Roll her the other way. >> Which way? >> Where's the key? >> You let me know when you want to cooperate. >> I am cooper. >> Okay, these knees are going to go to your chest. All right, so we can get you up. There you go. There you go. >> And then roll over. >> Roll over on your knees on three. One, two, three. Ready? There you go. >> And let's stand up. One, two, three. >> I'll help you up. You want to help? Her glass is behind you. Don't step on it. All right. >> Come on. Stand up. >> Need your legs. >> Oh, there you go. >> You guys know this is wrong. But that's okay. I forgive you and I pray God. >> Why would you try to drive? >> I didn't know. >> Not to drive. >> I didn't even hear you. I didn't hear you. >> She swore she hadn't heard the officers telling her to stay out of her car. Was she really using that as an excuse? It should have been obvious. She'd been drinking, of course, and should have known better than to drive drunk. >> The Scott, are you kidding me? Are you kidding? It's okay. Do whatever you have to do. Just don't do it in front of my kid. I would have never gotten in the car and sped off unless I felt like it was okay. So, do whatever you feel like you need to do. And my lawyer will also do what he feels like he needs to do. And I will also make sure that all of you just have to do what you needed to do. And it's okay. I have not been read my rights nor told why I'm being arrested. And the commissioner of Homestead is on its way. and I have been unlawfully arrested. So, let's get it together. >> They arrested the woman and she was charged with resisting arrest and aggravated battery on an officer. On November 16th, 2024 in Illinois, the cops were called about an incident involving an angry Karen. The woman, whose real name was Alexandra, had confronted a couple about the husband's t-shirt, which had the word Palestine on it. What? What? >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. No. I'm going to call the police. >> Call the police. >> Call the police. >> Call the police. >> Stop. >> You're going to find the woman. >> No. >> Get away from my wife. >> The hell is your problem? Can you call the police? >> Get away. >> Get away from me. >> What's your problem? >> What's your problem? >> What's your problem? >> Can you get away from my punch? >> I'm going to punch you. >> Punch me. >> Okay. >> The hell. The woman left the store and the next day the cops went to her house and waited for the woman to return so they could ask her about the incident. >> Hi, Alexandra. >> Hi. >> How's it going? I just got to have a couple of words with you real quick. Okay. Sure. >> Okay. So here's the situation. Okay. So yesterday you had an incident in air. Correct. >> Right. Okay. >> So due to that there are charges for battery that are placed against you. Okay. >> Against me. >> Against you. Okay. So what I'm going to have to do is I'm going to have to place you under arrest for battery. That being said, I will be more than happy to read your Miranda rights now before I do any other further questioning. Are you good with discussing this in front of your husband? >> Of course. >> Okay. Fine. Okay. >> You're trying to arrest me. >> So, the person that you made contact with yesterday? >> Did you know what he did? >> I watched I watched the video cuz there's videos of it. Okay. >> Right. >> There's videos of it. And then we also have video footage of the female manager who had video recording inside the paner. Okay. So, per their manager and per the video that we watched. Okay. It shows you as the initial aggressor. >> The cops had two separate videos of the woman attacking the couple. So, you've really got to wonder how she could deny it. >> I didn't do anything. I I I just he he just just, you know, stepped in front of me. And I said, "Well, I I I don't like what you're wearing." >> Okay. So, again, we have more than we'll be going back to the PD and I will have more than we'll have a further discussion on it. Okay. But if you don't want to speak further, I can read you Miranda rights now and then we can do it again at the PD. If you don't want to give any further statement on it now, that's fine. But >> can you can you say what what what actually happened or what the video shows? >> So the video shows an altercation between your wife and the male party who is in between his wife who was recording your wife due to her actions that happened at the canal. No, her her wife was was recording. >> Recording. Yes. Correct. >> So I I said stop recording because I'm talking to him. >> I didn't her. I didn't I didn't have I didn't >> Did you attempt Did you attempt to grab the phone? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, she's allowed to record you. It's a public area. >> The officer told the woman that she'd be arrested for battery and she'd be taken to the station. However, that didn't necessarily mean that she'd be going to jail >> because you started talking and you still didn't tell me what exactly happened. What does the video show? >> The video shows that your wife attempts to take a phone from a female. The husband of that female gets in between them because she does he does not want her to be taking the phone at that point. >> He was between us. He he was all the time. >> And I understand that because he did not want you taking his wife's phone. Okay. >> No, there was a small tussle because in the video it shows you looking like you're about to throw coffee, >> but I didn't. >> Correct. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. The coffee was not spilled on that person, >> right? However, >> the coffee boot was spilled on me. >> However, however, after you had the tussle with the coffee, you made contact with the left side of his face. You swung at his You swung at his face. >> He He did because he threatened me. Did Did she show you that? He Yes, he he said, "I'm going to hit you. I'm going to hit you. I'm going to hit you." >> You said several times that you were going to hit him. >> No, I'm going to hit you. In the state of Illinois, battery is defined as a person intentionally causing bodily harm or insulting and provoking contact with another person. And no matter how much she denied it, the cops had video evidence which had already been posted online by the couple she assaulted. >> The phone I I wanted to take the phone. >> See? >> Oh my god. >> Because he poured coffee on me. So what I should do? >> Well, like I said, I'm just showing I'm just showing you you all this. It's just in the sake of full transparency. This is publicly available on multiple social media. >> Great. Great. Let's see what they did. >> Let people see what they did. So So he he he started it >> because he he put coffee on me and and then I said, "Okay, it's not worth it. I'm not going to have to talk with some terrorist." >> Why would you call that person a terrorist? >> Because he he threatened me. So, so I see she pushed me again. >> But do you see that that she kept pushing me? >> I understand. But the problem is is this whole incident was provocated by them alleging that you and pardoned my language, but this is what they claim you said that you walked up to them and said Palestine because they had the word Palestine on the back of their jack their shirt. That is what provocated this. That's what would make this you the primary aggressor on this. >> Then I say, "What? Why are you making this political statement?" The point the point being is that's what started all this. >> They can say kill the Jews and we cannot say >> I'm not agreeing or disagreeing with that. >> We are not taking any political stance on anything that's happening right now. The only thing that we are here to discuss is the battery that occurred at Panera. >> The manager told the officer that Alexandra started the altercation which was blindingly obvious from the footage. >> Freedom of speech, right? There is freedom of speech in this car. So, so they can say, I can say. Again, I'm not taking anything away from your civil rights. I'm not saying anything against their civil rights. The only thing that we are here to discuss right now is the battery and disorderly conduct that occurred at the airport. Okay? The reason I read you Miranda rights is because if you do, >> are you going to arrest him? That that is my question because he he was he was actually charging at me. I I just said I I can send what whatever I want, but but he was charging at me and he said, "Yeah, I'm I'm going to hit you. I'm going to hit you." I I felt threatened. >> Was she really mouththing off about freedom of speech? She had just attacked a man for wearing a t-shirt with the word Palestine on it. The woman's hypocrisy was simply astounding. >> My daughter is so sick and she lives in Boston. I I I need to I need to talk to you. >> We'll let you make phone calls at the station. Okay. >> We will allow you to make any phone call. You need to make >> Why don't we just do in front? >> Yeah, fine. >> All right. So, ma'am, we do have to put you in handcuffs. Okay. We won't we will not put you in the squad car until your husband returns if that'll make you feel more comfortable. Okay. But for for the purposes of this incident >> for for Did you arrest him? I I want to see him arrested for for for what he did. I still have coffee on on my I was looking at this. My my hair was wet but was wet. My face >> I know. But had you not had you not made the comment that you made >> and kept on going on with it >> because he he he if he wouldn't react, you know, how many people attack me, okay? Because you have silly accent or something, so I I'm going to go after them. >> The cops let her husband know that he could follow them in his car to the station. After she complained about being hungry and thirsty, they told the woman that she'd be given a snack and some water. She ought to be thankful to the cops for being so accommodating. >> To make it more comfortable for you, I will cuff you in front. So, it will not be behind your back. It'll be in front. Okay. So, the other officer here will hold on to your property. >> Okay. >> And just put your hands kind of like that. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Cuz you're stuck in your pocket. >> We have to hold on to it because we've had people call and record with phones in the past and we have to put the stuff in the front of the car. >> Well, so what's wrong she's recording is if she got recorded with Panera and you're saying it's it's perfectly legal. So it's like double standard now. >> Well, we're actually recording in the car itself, but again, it's just our policy that the stuff goes into the front of the vehicle or the rear of the vehicle, not with the person that's in the vehicle. >> So, I'm not going to go looking through any of this. I'm not going to try to unlock your phone. Wow. >> Oh my god. Go ahead and move. >> Where's my phone? >> I have it right here. Right here. I found her. >> We will allow you to talk to your daughter as soon as we get to the police department. Okay. >> This is sl where is freedom of speech? You know that that that's I I mean if he would wouldn't attack me I I and his wife was and she was actually taping me. Well, I was trying today. I mean, I I can't be, you know, shaken, right? Because he he started attacking me. >> They booked the woman at the Downer Grove Police Department, and she was later transported to Depage County Jail. They charged Alexandra with two felony counts for hate crime and a misdemeanor count for disorderly conduct. In the end, none of these Karens got the last word. Their rudeness and tantrums, and their outright entitlement met their match when the cops put their foot down. There was plenty of chaos and drama, but one thing was clear. As far as these obnoxious Karens went, the cops had had enough.