You're disgusting. >> Keep walking. You're going to go to jail. You're >> disgusting. >> Keep walking. You're going to go to jail. >> You're disgusting. >> I can't do nothing. >> Stop. Can't do nothing. >> Get on the ground. >> Okay. Get out my phone. >> No. >> These women seem convinced that the rules don't apply to them and that no one can hold them accountable. But reality has a way of catching up fast. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, you can't do this. >> You can't do both, >> dude. It's not now. It's >> at me. >> You get off my [screaming] >> At law frame, we reveal what happens when ego meets the badge. Let's find out in when entitled Kairens think the law can't touch them. Starting with the first incident. >> You're disgusting. >> Keep walking. You're going to go to jail. >> You're disgusting. >> Keep walking. You're going to go to jail. this stuff. >> On January 20th, 2026, an employee at the South Florida Fair saw a mother laying on the ground with her son standing next to her and she promptly called the police. >> Fine. >> Do you need help up rescue, bro? >> Are you able to get up? >> Yeah. >> Can you show me that you can >> Can you send fire rescue over here, please? >> Which one? >> Who are you with? here. Is dad here? >> Is dad here? Anybody else here? >> No, just you and mom. >> The staff spots a mother in total distress on the dirt and calls in the badges before a fun family day out turns into an absolute tragedy. >> Come sit over here. >> Sit over here. >> Come sit over here. Hell no. >> Not your mommy's phone. >> No. >> Who are you with? I'm going to have fire rescue check you out. All right. Cuz you fell. Come stand over here. >> What the [ __ ] are you talking about? >> Come stand over here. >> What the [ __ ] are you talking about? What the [ __ ] are you talking to? >> That's what we're trying to do. Need you to sit down. Ma'am, >> I see your phone. It sounds like another family member. >> Yeah. What are you doing to my son? >> I'm not doing anything to your son. Just making sure something to my son. >> I'm just making sure you're okay. >> I'm okay. >> All right. Yeah, she was like half go back. >> No, not like she like somebody else with you guys. >> You have somebody else here. What's mommy's name? >> What's mommy's name? >> Damn, you're not in trouble. I'm just trying to make sure that you're okay. That's all. >> I don't understand why you have to give me that look. >> Yes. >> Is daddy at home? Was dad home? at work. Where does he work? >> Can you contact his dad, please? >> Sad. Do you know his number? >> Sorry, buddy. Just got in trouble. What's your name, dude? >> What's your name? >> I like I like all the dirty looks. It's my favorite. >> Yeah, you're disgusting. >> You're right. I'm the one passing out line. >> You're disgusting. >> I love my son. >> I never said you didn't. >> Yeah, you're looking at me like my son. >> You're in trouble here. No. >> Oh, you're fine. You're fine. >> You're disgusting. >> Are you okay now? >> No, this piece of [ __ ] is [ __ ] looking at me like I don't love my son. >> No, that's We just want to make sure you're okay cuz you >> I'm fine. >> Well, you were unconscious or you weren't talking to anybody. You kind of leaned over. >> I was talking. Don't don't >> don't I don't understand what don't don't means. >> We our main concern is just that you're okay and your son's okay. >> Well, he's not talking to you. You can talk to me. Okay. So, we just want to make sure that you're okay. That's all. >> Enough videos. >> Well, there's no there's no videos going on. >> So, we're just trying to make sure that he's okay and you're okay. All right. >> That's it. That's the only thing we're worried about, >> right? So, we're going to have the paramedics come over here and check you out, make sure you're okay, and then we can go. >> The deputies arrive to check her vitals and make sure she's okay, but she completely rejects the lifeline. She grows instantly irritated, snapping at the uniform and refusing a single ounce of their health. >> Have you been drinking today? >> Yeah. Okay. Is there anybody else here with you? >> Just you two? >> Yeah. How'd you guys get here? Did you take a Uber? Did you drive? >> An Uber. >> An Uber. >> Okay. >> You okay, buddy? >> How long have you been here? >> Did you just get here? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Are you Was mommy sleeping for a little bit? What's that? >> The ride was going super fast. >> Did you go on any rides already? >> That one. >> Okay. There's your Uber. You You Ubered here, ma'am. >> Ma'am, you Ubered here? >> Yeah. >> Are those your car keys or house keys? >> House keys. >> House keys. Okay. But you didn't drive here? >> Uh-uh. Okay. >> You play the games? >> Do you play any games? >> Like the any of the game fair games? >> Do you want to come sit over here, dude? >> Mommy's okay. They're just Those are the paramedics. We're just going to make sure that she's safe. All right. She's not going to be taken away. Daddy's on his way. All right. Tell me your name. >> My husband's all his >> call me when he's here. >> Okay, good. >> All right, perfect. Cuz I don't want to do her here and then when he gets here, I don't want to do the DC. Yeah, I'd rather have no >> The officers quickly spot the slurred speech and wild behavior, realizing she is heavily intoxicated in public. For the safety of the kids, they call in the paramedics to get her officially evaluated on the scene. I don't think they have enough room. >> Well, let's just walk her up there, though. She can't walk up there. >> You want me to carry them? I'll carry them. >> Nah, sucks for you. Let's go. >> Let's get your baby. >> I'll carry your keys. But we got to start walking. >> Come on. Let's go. We're not messing around. You want to go to jail? >> Let's go. >> Don't forget your phone. Which food are you? >> Why are you talking to me? >> No. >> All right. You're going to get behind you. All right. >> Yeah. >> Set a great example for your son. You're disgusting. >> Keep walking. You're going to go to jail. >> You're disgusting. >> Keep walking. You're going to go to jail. >> You're disgusting. >> Hey, buddy. Do you get along with your dad? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Don't come around on us like that again. >> It's going to be okay. Okay. >> We're not going to take her to jail. >> We're going to make sure she gets in the car safely and we're going to make sure that she doesn't drive. Okay. That's it. She's not in trouble. >> You okay? >> Yeah. I will do. >> You're about to go in [ __ ] handcuffs. >> For what? For what? >> For what? For what? For what? You're trying to push me inside. >> Get the [ __ ] off of me. Get the [ __ ] off of me. Get the [ __ ] off of me. >> You got to stand right here. You're not going to get >> No. You're going to get the [ __ ] off of me. You're going to get the [ __ ] off of me. >> Sit down. >> No. You're going to get the >> The deputies try to guide her out of the crowded fairgrounds for her own protection, but she starts wrestling and resisting on the walkway. With the kids watching, the cops are forced to cut the talk and click the silver bracelets on. >> Hey, please >> stay back. Listen, I don't know what she's on. She's >> just really [ __ ] drunk, dude. >> Dude, I know. But but doing that in front of him there, man. Take him. Take him. Please. >> Is there any chance you could stop me? Take her out. [ __ ] >> We were trying to We're trying to >> listen. I'll take her straight home. >> No. Because you're you're drunk and you're being ridiculous. Please, >> [ __ ] >> lower your voice. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Yes. >> No. >> Leave. Leave before they [ __ ] do this. >> Blow your voice. >> Leave before they >> right there. I just parked right there. They ran over. Ready? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Hey, Nikki, >> do me a favor. Do me a favor. Go get your kid in the car. I'll stop traffic. I want you to pull up and show she's going to get in the car. >> In a minute. I might get you. Hurry up. Just go. Chill. >> Just go. >> Thankfully, the father pulls up to the scene to step in. He separates the children from the drama and safely packs them into the car to get them away from their MOTHER'S PUBLIC MELTDOWN. OKAY, WE got >> to go. >> You're not [ __ ] touching me. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] sweat. Slow down. All right. >> Yeah. We're going to have one female. >> Use two if you have to. >> No, we're not going to set her up. We'll adjust. Come on. >> Yeah, we got >> Stop looking at me. >> That's the piece of [ __ ] >> I know. >> Fair. You put me on a signal 22 103 case number and we're going to have a white female 1015. >> We're fixing the handcuff. >> No, you're [ __ ] tighten it. >> No, we're not. >> Yeah, you are. You're [ __ ] tightening it for no [ __ ] reason. >> Damn, you got to relax. >> I'm [ __ ] relaxed. >> You're moving around a lot and it's causing them to move your hands in places that's going to make you uncomfortable. So, just take a deep breath. Chill out. this [ __ ] piece of >> just relax. Okay, we went over that. You don't like you don't like him. >> So, don't pay attention to him. Just chill. Okay. >> Just let him know when he's ready for transport. >> Yeah. >> Who has that? I got to get dad's ID. >> He went to go get it. >> No, he doesn't have it. Somebody has it. He said he gave it to >> I think. >> Yeah, she's already here. Let me see that. I just want to make sure there's no like mess and stuff between them. >> No, it's not. >> I got broken up. >> Okay, I got to ask. >> Yeah, Bennett's over there right now. >> 128. >> Yo, don't let him go, bro. >> This sit down. Sit down. >> Put our legs out in front of you. Cross your legs. There you go. And then you just stand close enough. >> You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> Yeah. Look at you. Look at you. You're a [ __ ] >> Yeah. I just want to make sure there's no domestic >> over here. >> Yeah. [ __ ] [ __ ] much better. >> Yeah. What the [ __ ] are you taking a picture of? >> What the [ __ ] are you taking a picture of, you >> [ __ ] [ __ ] >> What the [ __ ] are you taking a picture of? You [ __ ] [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] >> Are you good? The >> moment her husband and kids leave the parking lot, she goes completely nuclear. Listen, >> please. I fought so hard to get it back. Please don't do this. >> I don't have a choice. Okay, I'm just going to call him and I'm going let him know what happened cuz I have to. Okay, I have to. So, you got to use this situation to better yourself. Okay. You know they have resources. You can ask them for help. >> They're not It's not They're not the worst. >> What was that? >> It [ __ ] hurts. >> You want to put on another pair? >> No, I just want it on. I'm not going to do anything. >> Nicole, we're not taking the cups off, but I Do you want me to put on two cups? >> No. >> That means that your arms will be out further. >> No, it hurts. And go ahead. Ask Go ahead. That's good. >> Can you do me a favor? Can you do me a favor? Just take a breath. It's not the end of the world. Okay. It's a It's a misdemeanor charge. Okay. It's not like you're in a rotten prison. Okay. Is this something you're going to learn from or are you going to continue to do stupid stuff? >> I'm not going to do anything. I'm >> What does that mean? Do you have any parents or friends that you could like that could help you? I have best friends in New Hampshire that are my bestest friends in >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey. Settle down. >> You were doing good. You were being nice and now you're getting Now you're getting mean again. >> He's being [ __ ] stupid. >> It's not very nice. >> Remember I told you that there's other people with worse problems? That's how you handle it. You can be the victim or you can make some of yourself. Which one are you going to do? Mhm. >> What are you going to do? >> Make something. Let me >> I want to ask you one more question. I'll leave you alone. Is this the life your son deserves? >> No. >> With the suspect securely locked down and out of energy, the officers lift her up, load her into the back of the cruiser, and haul her straight to the station for processing. Everybody has an opinion, and this is also true of the viewers who left comments underneath the video. What a nasty, vile drunk. She's a horrible mother shitfaced at the fair with your child. Unbelievable. The energy in that room was toxic. Was she the victim of a mob mentality, or did she get exactly what she deserved? I'll see you in the comments. This Karen was first taken into custody and accused of child neglect, disorderly drunkenness, and peacefully resisting an officer. The lesson is that being intoxicated and refusing to cooperate with police can quickly escalate into arrest, and serious charges. For more articles, please subscribe to Law Frame if you liked this. To avoid keeping everyone waiting too long, we'll go straight to the next scenario. >> Can't do nothing. >> Stop. >> Can't do nothing. >> Get on the ground. >> Okay. Can I have my phone? >> No. >> On February 22nd, 2024 in Lady Lake, Florida, police were called to a Best Buy. I didn't do nothing. >> Stop. I didn't >> do nothing. >> Get on the ground. >> Okay. Can I have my phone? >> No. Stop. >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. >> Right there, boy. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Why'd you run? >> Don't scare me. The officers roll up to confront a known laptop thief. And when she decides to fight her way out, they don't hesitate. >> Don't scare me. That's not That's not from there, >> right? >> That's not theirs. >> That's not theirs. >> Stop pulling away. >> Okay. Can I have a cigarette? >> No. >> Please. >> Y'all scare me. Can I have my phone? No. Did it hit her? Woo! Yeah, >> she got hit by >> got the first one. >> Can I let my >> No, you ain't let know nothing. >> Better know from jail. Why you going to jail? You didn't do nothing. >> I didn't because you all have me in. I didn't do anything. >> Let me go grab my barb remover. >> Yeah, I didn't do anything. Bring your phone too so we can take a picture of >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't take nothing. >> Sorry to get pictures. >> I already had that. That's mine, >> right? >> Y >> I did. >> What's your first name? >> I already had that. >> Chasey, what's your last name? >> I already had that. That That's mine. I already had that with me. Do >> you have any corn? >> No, I brought that in with me. Those are my I brought that in. >> You have any ID on here? Stay still. >> I don't I don't know what >> No, I don't have any ID. >> Can I give my my children's father my purse? >> You're not grabbing anything right now. >> Can I give him my purse? Can you take my purse? >> Who? >> My children's father. >> Where is he at? >> He's parked right over here. >> What car is he in? >> If he left, if he hadn't left, I don't know. Can I? It's a blue truck. It's right over there. It's a blue Chevy. >> Probably the black one that has a tool box that control the phone. Yeah, >> I didn't I don't I had that in there before that. >> Okay. >> I didn't take nothing from there. What I had in here, I put back up on the counter. >> I look at >> You don't have any form of ID in here? >> No, I put that I had that with me. I already had that. >> You need to remove it or you need EMS to do it sit there for a while. I got EMS. >> Have EMS. >> Got it. >> Do you have Do you have your notepad so I can get her info? I looked I was looking at different ones, too, and I was going to return those and exchange them for the different. >> Even with the taser probes locked into her skin and the cuffs securely clicked onto her wrists, Stacy refuses to break character. >> How do you spell your first name? >> Stacy Y. >> That didn't come in. >> What's your last name? >> I already had those. I brought those in. I was going to exchange them for a different one. >> Yeah, >> I had those. I was I was looking at other ones like that, but different ones, the bigger ones. >> Okay. >> How do you spell your last name? >> I didn't steal them from in there. >> Okay. >> I had those >> like that. >> Yes. >> What's your hearts? >> I had those. She already went through it. >> I'm going through it, too. >> I I just looked um quickly to see if I >> have that. Can I get my phone? >> No. >> Will you take me up? No, >> I had those. >> That's 104. >> I have the receipts for those. >> Sure. >> I didn't take my gloves on. >> Is he could he get him a nice car, >> please? They had me looking at the Fire Sticks. I looked at Fire Sticks. I looked at the um the Rokus. I looked at all them. >> Do you want to um stay with her while I go work and have them get sorted on their statement and all that? >> I didn't I had those. I want to exchange them for different ones. Can you come get my stuff? Take my purse. >> Put my purse right now. I already have those. >> I do have a receipt. makes perfect tense. You should leave a receipt at home to come exchange stuff that you >> Cuz I forgot it at home and I said, "Well, I'll just go and see if they can exchange it without >> cuz y'all scare me. I scare I Y'all scare me. I don't, you know, I just I get scared. >> Sounds like you're >> I have PTSD. I'm not I'm seriously not. With the suspect successfully pinned on the floor, the deputies get to work grilling her for answers while thoroughly turning her pockets inside out to check for any more stolen merchandise. >> I just left my girlfriend. >> You don't have any any weapons or anything on you? >> That's going to be a hazard to fire department. They can figure out my car. So that's why we need to look at I forgot my receipt at home. 21. >> I'm bleeding. >> Yeah, I see you on your knees. What do you have in there? >> Yeah, we can put it in. Andrew, you want to say bye to her while I go get >> Yes, I did. Can you let him ask me? >> I don't know. >> You got warrants out of Marian County. You're not get You don't have a bond. >> Yeah, you don't have a bond. >> Okay. Are you guys coming along? >> I have a $3. So I can bond $300. >> So if I bond out at any time, >> you don't have a bond. >> I do $300. If I have >> I'm not arguing with you. They just don't go to the hospital right now. because she took the full force of a taser deployment. The law requires a hospital clearance check. Are you able to see when she concealed and took? >> Uh, yes. We're trying to find the best camera to do it. >> Just have a couple. >> Did he tell you what they we found on her? >> No, not yet. >> Okay. If I photographed that, would you be able to tell me if that belongs to your store? >> Yeah, for sure. Okay. >> Are you Did you figure out your cameras though to see where and when she concealed it? >> I'm going to now that I know what they are, I'm going to check those aisles to see when the camera. >> So here, I'll give this back to you. Use the camera. >> Can I get one of you guys to show me a receipt to >> What's your first one, sir? It would be under >> just these two or >> right in her back to help you. >> Jeff, if you want to head over to appliances, we'll help you out with >> Did my other officer already grab your information, your ID? >> Do you have it on you? >> Let's see. I'm going to go back back to gaming for a while. So, I'm going to see if that's where she stuff this stuff wired out cam pro. That'll be that one. Pop these in. My apologies for taking so long. >> Go ahead. >> Thank you. >> 26. I'm sure it's 10:15. What did you say? >> While Stacy gets her medical ride, the remaining deputies stay back in the showroom interviewing the fedup Best Buy employees and locking down the official statements to ensure the charges stick. In light of this bizarre circumstance, the remarks made following the video's distribution are equally significant. If pathetic was a person, then why you running? She has the right to remain silent, but not the intelligence to do so. Just can't keep her trap shut. The reactions were intense. But was it a justified call out or just unnecessary drama? Tell me your unpopular opinion in the comment section. This Karen was arrested after the incident and charged with retail theft, possessing a hidden handcuff key, resisting arrest without violence, and possessing drug paraphernalia. The lesson is that theft and resisting police only make the situation worse and can quickly lead to multiple criminal charges. What a stubborn person this Karen is. If you enjoyed this, subscribe to Law Frame to receive more content. Pay heed because the next Karen will react even more strongly. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, you can't do >> You can't do both, dude. It's not. No, it's >> on November 15th, 2025, a traffic inquiry was started after officers on routine patrol noticed a gray Toyota that had collided with a concrete wall at the side of the road. >> Are you okay? >> I am fine. There's literally nothing. Oh my god. There's nothing I can do. >> What? What happened? >> I don't know. I hit over the whole side of the thing and then the car took over. >> Okay, do me a favor. Can you stand over here? Thank you. Do you need any medical assistance? >> No. >> You're good. >> The officers pull over to investigate a wrecked Toyota trying to figure out exactly how the driver managed to lose a fight with a stationary wall. >> What's happened? >> It's my daughter calling. >> You can answer. >> You sure? >> Yeah, it's fine. >> Hello. >> Looks like it's out of Ohio. >> Hey, are you here? >> I'm fine. I got pulled over. >> Why? >> I don't know. >> Mom, did you have anything to drink? >> Yes. >> How much? >> I had one cup. Please hang up. Just the car back. >> I'll call you back. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Love you. >> So, let me just have your brother's license. Cool. Are you okay? I >> can't see you. >> Where are you coming from tonight? >> You coming from home? >> Yeah. >> And you were telling your daughter you had something to drink? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How much you had to drink? >> I had two cups of glasses or um >> two cups of what? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. You had two cups of what? You said >> beer. >> Beer. Okay. What type of beer? >> Uh, it was um Blue Moon. >> Blue Moon. Okay. >> All right, ma'am. So, um, just do me a favor. You can just stand over here. You can you can leave that stuff over there. We're all in routine 94. >> Hello. >> Call your father for me. >> What are you going to do? >> Just call your father for me, please. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> All right, ma'am. You just wait here in the back of the car. Thank you. While the cops are listening, the woman answers a phone call from her daughter and completely slips up, openly admitting right out loud that she had been drinking before she got behind the wheel. >> Ma'am, just just wait over here, please. Just wait over here, please. >> Have call me right away. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> No off. >> Ma'am, >> my ma'am, I told you to stand over here. Okay. Ma'am. Ma'am, >> what? >> I told you to stand over here. Please. >> So what? >> Please. Thank you. Do you have any with you? >> Seriously, do I look like I do? >> Can I patch you down for >> Go ahead. >> Okay. You keep putting your hands in your pocket. Put your hands on top of your head. >> Put your hands on top of your head. >> Okay. Just wait over here, please. >> Don't be an >> Wait over here, please. >> His father. >> I understand. Just wait over here, please. Can you wait over here, please? Or you're out of the roadway. Thank you. >> Don't be an [ __ ] >> Well, you you don't you're not following any directions. >> You're not carrying anything. >> I understand that. You keep going to your car's father. Uh, >> off, dude. Seriously. >> Okay. >> God damn it. >> Melissa, right? >> Off. >> Is that Melissa? >> Is that my daughter? >> Melissa, I'm going to tell you one more time. >> I'm not My hands are in my >> I want you to stand over here, please. >> Taylor. >> Yes. Fine. >> I need you to stand over here, please. >> I will be right here. >> I'm asking you. I'm asking you very nicely. All right. I need you to stand over here. So, we we're out of the runway for your safety. I need you to stand over here. >> I'm standing right here. I need you to stand over there, please. Thank you very much. >> Thank you. Appreciate it. >> For what? >> We're going to wait for a moment. Okay. >> For who? For who? >> Dave. I would love to see Dave right now. >> Who's Dave? >> For who? >> Who's Dave? >> Do you know who Dave is? Who's Dave? >> You tell me. >> You tell me. Dave's dad, >> [ __ ] >> Ma'am, >> I am not going. My hands are in. >> I am not going to tell you again. You do not stand over there. I'm going to detain you. >> My hands are in my heart. >> I'm not asking you that. I'm telling you to stop me. My hands are right. They're right here. >> Ma'am, I'm telling you to please go to the back of the car. >> No, they're staying right here with my daughter. >> I need you to stand in the back of your vehicle. >> Stand right here. I'm not going anywhere without my >> I understand that. I need you to stand back in your vehicle >> here. I'm not going nowhere. >> I need you to stand in the back of your vehicle so you're out of the roadway. It's a safety thing. It's a safety thing. I'm asking you to step in in in the back of your vehicle >> right here. >> You're just making this all worse. You see, >> I'm not making it worse for you. >> All right. You crashed your car. >> I'm not doing >> You crash your car now. >> My car. >> All right. >> You're making it worse for you. We'll talk about it when Taylor's dad gets here. >> No problem. >> Okay, cool. >> Ma'am, do not get back in the vehicle. I told YOU TO STAND BACK THERE RIGHT NOW. STAND BACK there right now. >> For what? >> Right there. You're going to get detained. All right. >> For what? >> You stand over here. Please >> do not go back in your vehicle. Keep driving. Keep driving. >> Oh my god. You're being >> My daughter is watching you right now. >> Do not move from there. I told you. I'm not going to tell you again. Do you understand? >> Watching you as a hero and you're being >> do not go back in your vehicle. I You're going to get detained, ma'am. Okay. >> Hi, ma'am. You know what we're going to do real quick? >> We're just going to have you stand right in front of that squad car. Okay. Sure. >> All right. Perfect. >> Can you tell him to stop being in >> Yeah. Just go up right in front of that squad car and hang out right there. >> Ma'am, can stand over here, please. We're not going to tell you again. Stand in front of my car. >> I can't see you. >> Can you keep it over there? Just >> completely signal one. Thank you. >> If I tell you to do something, you're going to do it. >> Oh. >> And we're conducting a crash investigation right now. Right. >> Crash with you. You crashed your car. >> With who? >> The wall. >> The wall. >> Oh, okay. The wall. >> So that is that a crash or not? >> You tell me. >> Sure. >> All right. Okay. >> The deputies try to grill her about the confession, but she locks down and refuses to cooperate. Instead of answering, she keeps pacing around and refusing to stand still, doing everything she can to derail the inquiry. >> All right, ma'am. So, we're we're done with the >> class investigation. You will receive all that paperwork in in in this due time. All right. Do you mind stepping over here so I can just talk to you? >> If she will [ __ ] let me. >> Okay. >> Can you ask her to, >> man? Do you mind stepping over here so I can Thank Thank you so much, Melissa. Right. >> All right, Melissa. So, we're done with the traffic investigation, right? Um I am now, you know, based on my observations, right? On the on the fact that you crashed your your vehicle to what? >> Um and that and the fact that you told me that you had a few drinks before. >> So, what what did I crash my car into? >> You you crashed into the wall. >> What? The side of the road? >> No. Into the wall. Your car Your car doesn't doesn't run anymore. >> Okay, fine. My car doesn't run anymore. >> Can you do you mind stepping over here? >> I can back the [ __ ] off. Go over there, ma'am. >> Go over there. Listen to me. Alissa, >> go over there. >> Alissa, listen to me. >> What? >> Everything's all right. I just want to talk to you. >> No, everything is fine cuz she could [ __ ] go. Step over there. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> So, based on my observations, I feel that you might be burned. Okay. To drive. >> Okay. >> So, do you are you willing to perform fuel soiety exercises? >> No. >> Okay. Just so you understand, if you do not participate in fuel sobriety exercises, I will have to base my decision in in my prior observations. You understand what I mean? >> It's fine. >> So, I will ask you again. Are you willing to participate in field sobriety exercises? >> No. >> Okay. >> The drama escalates enough for a police supervisor to roll up to the scene. He tries to give her one last chance to play ball, but she shuts him down completely and flat out refuses to perform a single sobriety test. >> So, do me a favor. Put your hands behind your back. >> No, you can't do that. >> You can't do both, dude. It's not No, it's not allowed. I explain I explain it to you. All right. >> You can't do both. >> Ma'am, do not do not resist. Do not resist. >> Do not resist. You're going to you're going to get another charge. >> No. >> You're going to get another shark. You're going to get another charge. Right. >> Right. You said both. You can't do both. >> Hello. Hello, >> Melissa. You're going to catch another charge. >> You're going to catch another shark. >> You said you can't do both, right? Hello. Hello. Said you can't do both. >> You're kicking me. You're kicking. Stop kicking me. Stop picking you. >> Stop picking me. You try to pick me. All right. >> You said you can't do both, right? >> I explained to you. >> You said you can't do >> Thank you. >> You said you can't do both, right? >> Yeah. >> You said you can't do both. >> Congratulations. You're going to catch a charge. >> You know what? Congratulations. >> For trying to kick me. All right. >> Literally eliminated every insurance law in the world. >> Off you. You said >> you said you know you're under arrest for the US. Okay. over here for me >> for what? >> You can't You cannot No. Get off of me. You cannot You cannot charge me for you. My You didn't even testing me. >> Stand over here. >> Off. >> Thank you. >> We're going to search you. Okay. Just make sure you're going to search me. Go the [ __ ] off. >> Ma'am, you're going to catch more charges. You don't understand. >> For what? >> For resisting arrest and and battery on the law enforcement officer, right? >> How about we charge it for charging for >> Stop kicking us. Oh, >> stop kicking us. You catching a charge for felony. All right. For Yeah. For a battery on one officer. >> You piece of [ __ ] >> All right. >> Get off of me. You're hurting. Get off. >> Get off. >> Get off my Get off. >> I have nothing on me. Get the off, >> dude. Seriously. No. Where's my kid? >> Hold on. I'm fine. I'm fine. I'm fine. >> WHERE'S MY KID? OW. OW. >> STOP. >> GOD DAMN IT. >> Just go in. Go in. [screaming] >> Go in, please. >> NO. WHERE? GOD DAMN IT. [screaming] E. GODAMN. >> Put your hand. >> Where's the back? Just lean back. Lean back. >> Thank you very much. >> Oh my god. Please. >> Stop. All right. >> Piece of [ __ ] >> Just lean back. >> Lean back. >> I can't. I'm >> lean back. >> I can't. All right. [laughter] >> Here, hold on. >> Yeah, I got it. Thank you. >> You [ __ ] He didn't do [ __ ] to you. >> How old are your kid? >> It's 14 [ __ ] to you. >> All right, ma'am. You see back, please. Thank you. >> With a wrecked car, a self-confessed DUI, and zero cooperation, the cuffs are coming out. The second the officers grab her wrists. She goes completely nuclear. I mean, isn't this a crazy situation? Let's look at the comments made by viewers after the video became viral. Just another obnoxious drunk. Even her daughter knows she was drunk again. Too much yapping and not enough zapping. The crowd definitely didn't hold back. But do two wrongs make a right? I'm curious to see where you draw the line? Tell me in the comments. This Karen was taken into custody and accused of driving while intoxicated, refusing to submit to a DUI test and resisting an officer with violence on four different occasions. The lesson is that DUI and resisting police only escalate the situation and lead to more serious charges. Already, this Karen is a whole disaster. To stay up to date on more cases like this one, please subscribe to Law Frame. How is the next one going to turn out? Let's continue to watch >> at me. You get off. >> On March 12th, 2025, following a 911 call about a woman in a brown sweater with a tiny puppy, police in Washington were sent to a parking lot. >> I think it would be nice. >> Police department. >> Don't you think it would be nice? >> What would be nice? >> If that light were on. >> Yeah, it sure would be. What's going on? >> What's going on? >> Yeah, >> that light's not on. >> Okay. What's the big deal about the light? >> Cuz I can't see. >> Okay. Uh, who are you? >> Michelle. >> Michelle. I am Officer Willis with the Pman Police Department. >> Willis? >> Yeah. People said you're out here screaming. Do you live here? >> Am I screaming? >> I mean, kind of. >> What people said that? >> I'm not going to give you the specific names of people that reside here. >> And would it be residents or would it be management or would it be security? >> Residents. Do you live here, Michelle? >> I think Michelle was driving this vehicle. >> No, I think Michelle's standing >> Can you try and find a Michelle in local? >> I'm not sending your light. >> You move towards the light, Michelle. >> The officers roll up to check out a simple citizen complaint only for this woman to completely snap out of nowhere and launch a toxic defense against the badges. >> Yes, I'm driving this car. If I were in it driving, >> boy, boy, >> but I'm standing on the sidewalk. >> I I hear you, Michelle. I just want to make sure you don't get back in the vehicle. >> Can you hear me? Because you're approaching me and you need to get back from my vehicle. You have no rights. >> I'm gonna shut your door so you can't get because you might lock it cuz my keys are in it. Back off my car. >> So, why don't you TAKE THE KEYS OUT? >> BACK OFF MY CAR. NOW YOU'RE MAKING me pee myself. >> Michelle, >> do you see that? >> I don't want you to pee yourself. >> Back off my car. >> Now, >> I'm not going to allow you to get back in. >> Back off my car. >> YOU BETTER >> BACK OFF MY CAR. SHE SHOULD NOT BE DRIVING. >> DO not kick at me. >> You get off. >> GET DOWN ON THE GROUND. [screaming] Get down on the ground. >> I feel the kid. >> Get down on the ground. >> Okay, let's handcuff her. >> Get down. >> No, do not bring it on the ground. >> Sit down. >> Sit. Lay down. >> I will have your bag. >> You won't. You're not kicking at us. >> I will have your bag. You don't know who I am. >> You are [clears throat] You are hurting. I want your hands behind your back. Hand behind your back. >> Know who I am. >> Let's not get cuffs out until we have >> going to say I wish you'd listen. I have her hand because you understand the mother of LGBTQ. >> All right. >> Hey, >> you're not kicking at us again. >> You are violating my civil rights. >> No, we're not. >> Yes, I'M NOT BLACK, AM I? >> Don't do this to me. >> You're not. >> Who's going TO TAKE OUT MY DOG? >> WE'LL FIND THAT OUT. >> NO, YOU WON'T. MICHELLE, STOP. [screaming] [screaming] HELP! HELP ME! [screaming] HELP ME! >> The second the deputies move in for the arrest, she goes completely nuclear, fighting the cuffs with extreme aggressive resistance. >> Help me. They're hurting [screaming] me. >> Well, relax and you won't get hurt. >> They said relax and I won't get hurt. >> I've already been [screaming] hurt. Michelle, we're not trying. >> I've already been hurt. >> Weeks of cannabis. I'm taking this to the >> You're not allowed to get back in the car. I'm smelling cannabis. You're being aggressive. >> I was smoking at my home. >> Okay. >> Don't argue with me. Get off me. >> I get off me. Dabco is going to sue your ass. >> Dabco. >> Yes. >> I don't know about that. >> Yeah, you do. You're on their property, [ __ ] >> OKAY. >> SO, GET OFF ME. >> NO. >> Do you want to be sued? >> Um, you can sue me if you want. >> Oh, can I? >> Yeah. >> Your whole >> That's well within your rights. >> Your whole squad. >> Here's the deal. You're not going to kick us. >> Your department. >> You're not going to kick us. >> I'm disabled. >> You need to relax so we can GET YOU BACK UP. >> I HAVE spine trouble. >> Then stop. Stop. You're >> hurting me. >> She was so impaired the last time she couldn't even speak. >> Hurting me on my home. >> We're not trying to hurt you. >> You are already dead. And I'm going to sue you. >> Do you want to get an ambulance? >> I will win. >> 444. doing good ambulance here. She's going to have to be strapped to a gurnie and brought to the hospital likely. Get the [ __ ] off me here. It's too late already. >> No, it's already too late. I'm doing this. >> Michelle, we're bringing an ambulance to come check you out. Okay. >> No, I'm taking this. >> I'm in. >> No, I'm taking this. I've already been down. You are >> You're both Let me go now. >> Hi, ma'am. >> We're not going to let you go. >> No, you better let me go or you're going to be >> just stop resisting. You don't know who my family is. >> So, just uh just couple major had to had to sit [laughter] her down and got her down pretty >> I would like to talk to the RP on the ground. >> And you already heard me. >> You've already heard me. >> Stop kicking. >> YOU'VE ALREADY HEARD ME. >> YOU'VE already assaulted me by kicking me. >> You are getting sued. >> Okay. Are you Is she under arrest? She is under arrest for assault three right now. >> And then um I also want to stop Michelle. I HAVEN'T done anything on my face. I would love I would love to let your legs go to me. >> Just shut up and listen. And she was such a problem the last >> I'm pleading to you. Police officer, I can't get off of you unless you stop. >> Officer, I'm pleading to you. >> Let's uh >> Officer, please hear my >> Wait, let's uh So, you're being audio recording. Good. Thank you very much. >> No, no, no. You are violating. You're hurting me. You're going to be You are assaulting an elderly woman on disability with a transgender child. >> You are going to make my day in court. Thank you very much. >> Okay. Can you stop? >> You have hurt me. I have SPINAL PROBLEMS. I AM AT home training my ESA and they've assaulted me for no reason. >> Okay. >> They hurt me FOR NO REASON. OKAY. >> MY MY voice will be heard. >> Do you understand me? >> Are you going to have a problem sitting up? >> Yes, I am because I'm handcuffed. >> Okay. Will we help you with that? >> No, you can uncuff me. >> We're not going to do that. >> You must. I request. No, I want that judge. >> Carl, >> I want that judge now. He can come here. >> We'll take him. >> She can come here right now. >> So, Michelle, I'm going to read you your constitutional rights. >> I'm on my home. You have the right to obtain silence. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have my presence with you while you are question. >> You're kicking your own dog now. I will not get off you till you stop kicking us. >> Second pair of hurting me. >> Do you want to bring a car closer? You're hurting me. >> The dog stays pretty close. >> Michelle, if you stop trying to kick us, I will get off of YOUR LEGS. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> I am not. >> I will have your badge. >> Okay. >> You will be canned. Do you understand? >> I do understand. >> You need to let me go now. >> No, it doesn't work that way. >> Or no, it will work that way. You are fired. I say so. >> You're firing me? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. >> You will let me go now. Everyone forthcoming will be involved in this. >> Okay. So, >> so you better warn them to stop or they will lose their job on your account. Stop trying to get >> Do you understand the law? >> Do you ma'am right now, >> sir? Understand the law. >> I am the law. >> All right, let's get >> I am the people and I am the voice. >> AND IT STARTS NOW. FYI like you're do anything to go to the station. You hate me. >> She spends minutes on end screaming her lungs out, making sure every single officer on the scene gets a piece of her mind. >> You will LET ME GO NOW. >> ALL RIGHT, WE'RE GOING TO SIT DOWN. >> NO. >> Uncuff me. I will set myself off is going to take control. >> My legs to set up. >> No. NO. [screaming] >> OKAY. >> NO. YOUR SPINE. MY SPINE. YOU WILL be sorry you did that. >> You don't know my disability, do you? >> Don't let her. >> You don't know my disability. >> Tell us how we can get you into the car and keep you comfortable. >> You Michelle, if you comply with what we're asking you to do, it's going to go a lot smoother. >> We'll be very make sure to make any injuries you have. >> We're lift. I assume. >> Can we roll you onto your knees? >> No, you may not. >> Okay, we're going to lift you up. >> No, you're not. You're going to listen to me now. >> You are going TO [screaming] HURT. What hurts? What hurts? >> Put me down. >> What hurts? >> Put me the down. >> WHAT HURTS? >> PUT ME DOWN. [screaming] >> Put her in. >> WE NEED TO REEVALUATE HANDCUFFS. >> PUT ME DOWN. [screaming] STOP. NO. NO. [screaming] >> AND SHE'S NOT BEEN SEARCHED. >> JUST RELAX. JUST RELAX. We're doing okay. All right. I'm going to hop in. You you you page. I can go ahead and pump if you wanted. [screaming] >> Good. >> Help. >> Okay. Just relax. >> Help. Help. >> Let go of whatever's in your hand. Huh? >> Help. >> Let go. >> Help me. Please help me. Help me. Please help me. Help me. Please help me. I would help me. I wouldn't be able to do this to me. >> Watch your hands. You're kicking me. Stop kicking. Stop kicking. against me. >> Let me go. >> She's just going to go in backwards. >> I'm ready. >> They won't stop. They're hurting me. >> What are we doing here? >> I can't get in the car. You don't understand my disability. I've been to prison. Let me go. >> I know my damn rights. And I know that you're going to lose your job over there. >> That is >> You don't know [ __ ] I have the right to explain any question. You have not given me the chance and you know I'm right. >> Uncuff me now. >> You have no right to hold your hand. [screaming] >> Do you my leg? >> My leg. They can come to they can come to talk to her [screaming] cage right now and BRING IT OVER. >> LET ME GO HERE. SHE CAN'T GO. >> I'M at home. >> LET ME GO. LET ME GO. >> SIT IN THE CAR, MA'AM. >> LET ME GO. PLEASE leave here. >> No, I can't GET IN THE CAR. [screaming] MY WRIST. MY WRIST. I'M GOING TO THROUGH THE WHOLE goddamn city. >> Everybody goddamn listen to me. >> I am a disabled woman. I'm at home. You're hurting [crying] me. >> We got to get you. >> I have PTSD. Bad. You can't lift you up, Michelle. >> It's from your department. >> You can't do this to me. >> I HAVE RIGHTS. >> NO, DON'T DO THIS. THIS IS WHY I can't get in the car. You don't understand. You're not listening. Help me. Please help me. >> You don't understand. >> You need to call your captain. >> Now call your captain. BE >> call your captain. You're going to lose your job. >> If you don't stop now, >> you will lose your job. >> You do not understand. If you put me in there, you're going TO LOSE YOUR JOB. >> NO. [screaming] NO. >> NO. NO. Get your feet in. >> NO. >> NO. CALL YOUR CAPTAIN NOW. >> Get him here. >> No. Call your captain. >> No. Call your captain. You must listen to me. CALL YOUR CAPTAIN. >> YES. >> NOW. 911. >> 911. >> Help me. Somebody help me. Somebody help me. Is there a HUMAN AROUND? YOU'RE BREAKING MY LEG. PUSHING. >> I'M ON DISABILITY FOR MY SPINE. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE GIVING ME PTSD. MY DOGGY, MY LIFE. I CAN'T BREATHE. YOU'RE GOING TO GO DOWN. YOU'RE going to lose your [ __ ] life. You have ruined my life. I WILL KILL YOU. GET ME OUT OF THIS CAR. I CANNOT BREATHE. CALL your C. >> The mandatory escort to the cruiser turns into a total physical battle. Thanks to her extreme stubbornness and refusal to walk, the deputies have to use every ounce of their strength just to herd her into the back seat. >> You may let me out so I can go back about my business. >> No, you may not touch my vehicle. >> Okay, so I'm going to get your dog. >> No, you're not. He's not my dog. He's my life. LET ME OUT. I WILL SUE YOU MOTHER. I'll have your ass big one, too. >> Yeah. And then I'll work on the >> Let me the you >> guys down there. >> Okay. Sounds good. >> Goddamn [ __ ] >> Need stitches. All y'all need to learn. I promise you. East West don't matter. Mother, let me out. I'll call one of y'all. You'll know who I am. I promise you it don't matter. You blue, you red. What the you said? I'm going to hear myself cuz you won't >> I'll be transporting. [laughter] >> You can let me the out cuz I'm at home. I will have revenge on this PPD holding moment. >> 36 >> because I will be famous for a cuz I'm a poet and you know it. You're all tough now. Hell yeah. Thank you very much y'all. You understand where you're taking me? To the end of >> You are going to the Pullman Police Department. >> There will be no more listening. You will be heard. Yeah, I said that. All right. I will be heard and you will listen as your commanding officer tells you the truth about how you violated my rights. People don't listen to me. People misunderstand me. People think I'm stupid. People think I use drugs. What are drugs? What pharmaceuticals you buy or wheat did you buy or cracked you buy? I mean, what qualifies? God damn. Give you a slam in the face. >> [music] >> I'd rather not be in the human race. [music] This sucks like a goddamn rubber duck than even float my vote. Not one second did I wrote. No, I ain't been wrote. I ain't been right. Goddamn got peed pants tonight. My is breaking. My heart is already broken. Cuz nobody will goddamn listen to me. My kids won't listen to me. Oh, you got to live here now that B died. That a nanny can take care of you like she takes care of us. And by the way, I'm blocking you for 6 months. Why am I still here for my kids, right? Who never come and visit me. Why? Cuz of dreads. What the drugs? >> What the What the [laughter] I got to give my holy [ __ ] I'm too old for this [ __ ] I'm too smart for this [ __ ] I've got a B S in E SS. Graduated in ' 04. UNC they used to call it. Godamn. Wish I was gay. the [ __ ] supposed to do? How many books do I need to write? I'll write one about tonight. Goddamn straight. I will. Book, blog, messenger, Tik Tok. Yeah, social media guru. Yep, that's me. Wish that you knew what I'm talking about is serious [ __ ] Lawsuit worthy. No [ __ ] Disabled 58 white woman at home gets abused by cops cuz they won't listen. >> They wouldn't take 5 seconds and think about what if it was my grandma. >> All right, Michelle, we're going be taking you out. Okay, >> thank you. >> Let's be calm. >> I am. Trust me, I know the drill. On the drive over to the precinct, she keeps the chaos firing on all cylinders, thrashing around and screaming from the back of the cage. >> You can move this thing off my neck for me, please. >> Yep. >> All right. It's going to be around your leg. So, I'm going to pull it down. >> Get your leg up and under that. Your left leg. >> I'm trying. Just a minute, please. >> Sure. Yep. Pull it. >> I got it. There you go. >> Hold on. Hold on. No. Okay. Just hold on. >> You take it at your pace, Michelle. We don't want you to get hurt. >> I'm already hurt. I am taking it at my pace. I have cotton now because yes, you smelled cannabis because yes, I was at home. >> It is. >> I live at Davco property and yes, I know the law. Okay. Would you like me to grab your other shoe so your foot's not cold? >> Sure. Please. Can I please I need my hands so that I can release my shoulders forward so I can take a breath because I'm hurting in my chest because >> please my >> Once you get you standed, you should be able to take a good deep breath. Okay. >> No, please. >> Once we get inside, you can get the cuffs taken off and we put you in a holding cell. Michelle, here you go. >> Officer Willis is trying to offer you your shoe. >> Do you want the shoe? >> I understand. You are in no harm. You do not have to have me handcuffed right now. You can choose. >> So, we can't do it out here. >> You can choose. >> Michelle, do you want the shoe or not? Cuz I'm not going to hold it all. >> I do. >> Here you go. We are not uncuffing you out here. >> We cannot do that. >> Tell her that she has to get out of the car cuz she does not comply with >> Last chance to get your shoe on. May >> last chance to get your shoe on. >> Call your captain. >> Last chance to get your shoe on. >> We want to get you out of here without having to use without having to use minimal force. Is it really my last chance to do one ever? >> This is your last chance to get out of the car. >> Is it? >> Without us using any force. >> You've already used force in our >> We don't want to use anymore. So, let's go ahead and get out of the vehicle. >> Don't use anymore. >> Okay, then get out of the vehicle. >> Take the cuffs off and we can >> We will get the cuffs off once we get to >> cooperate. Call the captain if you need some explanation. >> I can cooperate if you'll listen. Uncuff me so I can cooperate. >> Do what you need to do. >> All right, Michelle. [clears throat] We're going to get you out. I had I had to >> All right. >> Listen to me, please. I've disabled your MY BACK. PUT YOUR >> YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND. >> In case she falls for >> GOD, I CAN'T BREATHE. LET GO OF ME. >> ON MY [screaming] BACK. >> MY BACK AND MY KNEE. Oh my god. >> Stand up. >> Oh my god. I can't I can't me. >> Put your feet down. You were walking around fine when we contacted you. >> Walk. >> Be here. Don't listen to me. >> Michelle, can you walk, PLEASE? >> NO, I CAN'T CUZ YOU WON'T LISTEN TO ME. >> WALKING RIGHT NOW. >> I AM NOT. YOU WON'T LISTEN to me. >> You won't listen to me. Call your captain. >> We don't have a captain. >> Stop dragging me. >> DON'T HAVE A CAPTAIN. MICHELLE, >> WHAT DO you have? >> What do you have then? You're hurting me. >> Michelle, we don't want to hurt you. Stop. >> I can play consent WITH HER THERE. >> STOP. >> I'M GOING TO TAKE HER BOOT OFF. [screaming] >> We'll do ANOTHER BACK AND MY DOG. >> PUT YOUR KNEES DOWN. [screaming] >> You got it. >> Stop hurting my hand. >> Let go. >> [screaming] >> Police brutality. Police brutality. >> They pull her out at the station, but she brings the exact same toxic energy inside. Following the video's online release, the following comments were left by viewers. She's a nasty piece of work. The cops were great. What a nasty human. That vile woman gets disability. She's out kicking cops. The witnesses were acting like judge and jury. Was this a fair social trial or just a public shaming gone too far? Let's debate this. Karen was first accused of being in physical control of a motor vehicle while intoxicated, obstructing a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, and three felony counts of assault in the third degree after allegedly fighting with officers, and refusing to comply during the incident. The lesson from this case is that aggressively resisting police and refusing to calm down only escalates the situation, often resulting in multiple serious charges and a much worse outcome. For more, please subscribe to Law Frame if you like this post. >> Bro, let me go. >> We're not telling you again. On April 26th, 2025, an 18-year-old in Palm Beach County, Florida was caught stealing beer from a Waw Wa convenience store. >> And they can summarize what happened to me. Um, I was I was in a cooler. The security came and got me and she was just like, um, somebody was stealing. A customer came in and apologized and offered to pay for the beer. Then she came back and they made me aware that she was under 21. I had her call you guys. And then I got she came back and she said, "You guys are out here and Okay. Thank you so much." >> Yeah. Where did they go? >> She was checking and the [ __ ] >> That's my mom. She going to pay for the beer when she come back after she Okay. But she say that um >> the one over there by the sign. Um, it's >> Does she have like a poofy hair? >> No, she have cornrows. >> Corn rolls. >> Yes. Okay. >> So, she think that she's like that because of school stuff. Um, while she was at school, they might have put something into her drink. >> So, she's on this side or >> Okay, show us. Yeah. I like >> this 18-year-old thinks she can just stroll out of the convenience store with a free pack of alcohol, completely oblivious to the fact that loss prevention already has her tracked. >> What's going on? >> What's going on? Can you give me a black? >> A black. >> Step over here for me. >> Can you not touch me? I don't. Do not touch me. How old is she? >> 18. >> Okay. Why do you have that? >> Let me go. We're not telling you again. >> [ __ ] not again. only. >> Yep. >> Bro, can y'all get this off? You're resisting. You're nervous. I didn't do [ __ ] Now get the [ __ ] off. >> I have beer all over me. Bro, get this fake ass cop off of my face now. >> She's the one from serious. >> Bro, get Bro, get these handcuffs off you. You're going to jail. You're >> under arrest. >> Bro, get these handcuffs off. No, you're going to jail. >> You just poured beer all over us. You're 18 years old drinking. >> I'm not 18. What the [ __ ] Bro, get >> this. No, you're going to the back of my car. Let's go. >> I'm not going to >> My car is on the other side. You want to bring a car in here? >> Bro, let me [ __ ] go. What's going on with y'all? >> When the deputies corner her on the sidewalk, she decides to go out in a blaze of defiance. Instead of giving up, she fights the arrest and literally pours the stolen beer directly onto the uniforms. >> I'm not You're under arrest. Hey, you got to take another. >> Yeah, let me do it. >> Can you put her against my >> Can you Can you wait? Nothing. Turn around. FACE THE CAR. >> GIRL, WHY IS YOU HOLDING ME LIKE I don't [ __ ] hold you like that. >> Listen, hold the [ __ ] off, [ __ ] >> I know. I know. I got >> you. Well, you're pushing me too hard. Like, let me [ __ ] go. >> Okay. So, get >> relax yourself. >> I'm going to chase your your waistline. Okay. >> I mean, if you want to fall, your your only needs to fall, but if not, we'll get you in the car. The disrespect backfires instantly as the officers move in to lock her down. Even during the mandatory walk to the squad car, she keeps the aggressive resistance alive, thrashing around the entire way to the back seat. >> She's crazy. That's what she's telling me that she's crazy. >> I don't know why she wanted to pay for that. That's why I want I didn't know she was 18. I let her go. >> That's fine. That's fine. But um the call taker that we got the notes, she said she was pushing mom inside. Is that >> Yeah, right there. You can check the camera. She was wanted I wanted to know how many stops we but I see that when she told me that she didn't see and I saw her being very aggressive to her mom pushing all the dogs with the caring. >> Okay. All right. So she was so mom was trying to get in the car or something like that. >> Yeah. I wanted to know how many gears. >> Okay. Show show me what show me how she pushed mom. You have the video. >> Yes. >> She became her. She said that she didn't have a video. Okay. >> And then mom, she had a PayPal card, which I'm going to give that to you. Okay. And she also had >> she just had random paperwork. So, I'm just going to give this to you. Okay, hold on. >> Here you go, sir. >> Dad for that. >> Hi, sir. Your daughter is under arrest for battery on a Leo, shoplifting, and public intoxification. Okay. Your daughter is underage. She stole a beer from the wall. She stole a Budweiser. >> Yeah, I know. She's not mine. That's why I'm telling the I was telling the sheriff the sheriff. That's why my wife my wife, she took the beer. My wife came back to pay the beer because my wife didn't have to buy something to drink. But my wife didn't speak she going to take the the beer inside. She my wife didn't take her to buy the beer. She took the bill that's why my wife come back to pay the bill. But even my wife say when she be she come back she say okay she as Christian we Christian >> I understand but when I went to go grab the beer from her because she's 18 drinking a beer. >> Exactly. >> Um she threw it at us. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She threw it at us and she got Budweiser all over four of us. Okay. >> And then she tensed up and she tried >> she's not I think on almost they know her she has she she has she has a she has a cop she has a cop next month for community service stuff like that you know. Yeah, I arrested her before, sir. >> I have arrested her before, sir. >> I know. >> I'm familiar. >> I know her. >> That's why we as Christian, WE WE PRAYING FOR HER. THAT'S WHY. THAT'S WHY we pray FOR HER. THAT'S WHY. >> NO, of course. Sorry. >> Of course. But unfortunately, tonight she will be going to jail um for multiple things, sir. Okay. >> Okay. But I don't know when before she really I don't know what if they're going to help me if they're going to be able to help me. We're going to even to get get some things someplace to cook. >> Yeah. >> In a few weeks. And that's why I don't I'm going to I don't know if they're going to be able to help you >> because she's 18. She'll be going to the Palm Beach County Detention Center. >> Okay. >> The main jail. >> Okay. >> All right, sir. Have a great night. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Good night. Good night. You're welcome. While the suspect stews in the back of the cruiser, the deputies lock down the receipts. They interview the staff, review the store's crystal clearar surveillance footage, and wrap up the night by calling her parents to break the bad news. It's a fine line between standing up for what's right and just being part of the noise. Which one was it here? I'll be in the comments. This Karen could likely be charged with retail theft/shoplifting, resisting arrest, and battery on a law enforcement officer for allegedly pouring beer on deputies during the arrest. The lesson from this case is that shoplifting and resisting police only turns a minor theft into far more serious criminal charges with lasting consequences. This Karen is really unyielding. Please subscribe to Law Frame for further updates. If you enjoy this, watch out for the next Karen who will react even MORE VIOLENTLY. STAY HERE. Stop moving, ma'am. >> On June 3rd, 2022, following allegations that a lady who had previously been trespassed from the hotel three times had returned and was walking from room to room, authorities were summoned to the hotel. >> He said she walked this way, but >> who is it? >> He said Mon'nique walked this way. >> Oh, the front desk lady. Yeah. Good morning. >> Hey, good morning. How are you? >> In the GM here. >> There's your dad. That's the person that's in there. >> Do you know who you be taking her so we can file a formal complaint >> for a report? >> So, uh, what's going on? >> She's not supposed to be here. She's been CP at least two or three times. She's got to go. >> She's not registered. She's from the room to room getting whatever she wants or selling herself. We don't know. But she's got to go. I've told her multiple times. She refuses to just leave. >> Just as simple as that. >> Is she staying with a friend or something? >> She keep on going to this this person and this he don't understand English. So they're she's taking advantage of a person don't know English. The suspect hits the ultimate level of audacity, dodging security and sneaking into rooms she doesn't own until the manager finally calls in the heavy hitters. >> Management, >> what's her name? >> Chrissy. >> Oh, you >> management. >> I street name is Porsche. >> Oh, you're going to have to open this door. Come on, Carlos. I think her cars are real. >> Hey, >> we may need to get Christina out. Christina, come on out. Christina, don't make me come in here. You don't know. I'm going to come on on out. You take your clothes off. You need to come on out. Let's go. Put your clothes on now. >> She just had >> She just had her clothes on. >> Get some clothes on and come on out. All right. >> Hello. >> Hey, how are you? >> Want to get your sandals on? Christina. >> Uh, yes I am. >> Okay. What are you doing here? >> Um, I'm staying here for the time being cuz I have no means I can stay here. >> Um, but you know you're not supposed to be here. It >> says I never had a problem. She just doesn't like me. >> Is that the piece of paper that you signed stating you're not supposed to be here? >> What paper? Okay. Can I see it? >> Yes, ma'am. Let's put the other shoe on. >> Okay. >> The manager takes total control of the scene. She barks orders and demands the suspect exit the room immediately while the actual cops just stand back, fold their arms, and enjoy the free entertainment. Come >> here real fast. >> No. What am I? Wait. What? Wait. Wait. I need to see I need to see. >> You don't need to see anything. Turn around. >> I need to see a paper. Not. That's not >> Are you serious? >> Yeah. >> Are you serious? Don't push me up against the wall. >> Stop resisting. >> I want to know why. Show me the paper that says I did a CT. >> We're about to show the paper. >> Stop. Are you serious? REALLY? >> Stay here. Stop moving, man. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> ARE YOU SERIOUS? >> YES. >> WOW. ARE you serious? >> Yes. >> Take this [ __ ] OFF OF ME. NO. I'M NOT I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> NO. Are you serious? >> All right. Would you like to have a seat? >> Oh my god. >> Let's have a seat right here. >> Let's check the paper. >> I need to call my son right now. I don't want to see that paper. >> I want to see that paper right now. I don't want to call my son. >> Hell no. Because I don't I DIDN'T SIGN ANY PAPER. SO, >> let's just get him back there. >> I DIDN'T SIGN ANY PAPER. WHY YOU TAKING ME TO [ __ ] OH MY GOD. ARE YOU SERIOUS? WOW. >> STOP. GET OFF MY ARM. YO, >> you got to relax. >> I came with YOU BEFORE YOU WEARING MY ARM. I TOLD YOU YOU'RE PREGNANT AND YOU MY ARM. >> ARE YOU NOT IN YOUR ARM? >> GET THIS OFF OF ME. SHOW ME YOUR PAPER. >> NO. I WANT TO SEE. NO. >> WE'LL SHOW YOU IN THE CAR. >> OH, NO. Get off me. >> COME ON. NO. >> SHOW ME THE PAPER. >> NO. No lying in your I swear to God. THAT'S NOT MY SIGNATURE. ARE YOU SERIOUS? >> Let's go. Come on. >> Get off me. Get off OF ME. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. [laughter] >> PLEASE. >> The second the officers step in, she tries to make a break for it. When the escape fails, she instantly switches scripts and claims she's pregnant, hoping for a quick release. >> Okay. Well, we're going to drag your ass over to the patrol car. >> You're making this harder than it is. >> Are you serious? Are you serious? >> You want to drag me in car? That's not my signature. Oh my god. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Oh my god. No. Get off of me. >> Come on. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Charlie one. One more unit, [laughter] please. Charlie, one one more unit, please. LET'S GO. COME ON. >> BRING your shoes back. Got your shoes for it. Get off of me. Get off [screaming] OF ME. >> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> NO. [screaming] GET OFF OF ME. YOU ASS. You're off of me. You're off of me. >> You got to relax. [laughter] Okay. >> You got to relax. All right. You got to relax. It's okay. We'll get through this together. All right. >> Oh my god. Are you serious? Are youing serious? >> We'll get through this together. Okay. >> All right. This isn't that big of a deal. >> Yeah, it's fine. It's a misdemeanor criminal trespass charge. Okay. >> THAT'S NOT EVEN MY SIGNATURE. ASS. >> HEY, CHRISTINA, LISTEN. When you NOT >> RUSHING ME UP, I GO WALK. >> OKAY, THEN WALK. WALK. >> COME ON. Right here. >> Yeah, we're almost there to the car. It's AC. Got AC in the back. >> Evil. He's so evil. Yo, >> it's all right. >> She's so evil. She put me in jail for no reason. No. Okay, we'll get to the bottom. Don't worry. We'll get some AC on for you. Okay. >> Christina, it'll be all right. >> NO, IT'S NOT CUZ SHE'S LYING ON ME. THAT WASN'T EVEN MY SIGNATURE. OH MY GOD, Y'ALL. I swear that's up. That's real up. That's not my signature. >> Are you going to hand me her seat belt or All right, Christina, listen. I'm going to buckle you in so you're safe. Okay, >> let me see the paper. >> I will. Let me see the paper. Let me see it now. >> You see how they lying? >> You see how they lying? Take me out of the seat belt. >> Let me see the paper. >> That is not my signature. That is not my signature. I don't sign my name like that. >> During the mandatory walk to the cruiser, she launches a ridiculous legal defense, screaming that her arrest is illegal because she never signed the official warning paperwork. Apparently, this has been an ongoing property. I'm new here, the new GM, but >> I'm trying to clean this place up by any means necessary, and I don't want them dropped off at the end of the corner, take them to jail. So, let them figure out their own issues. >> Do you know Do we know if she has property in the room that needs to go to safekeeping? >> Did she Did y'all see her go in with anything other than her body? >> No, just her body. That's all I know. >> Did somebody else? >> They were out there observing her and they as a in 142. Do she have any stuff in that room? Yes or no? >> She got some stuff. >> Uh, how much do stuff do? A purse or what? >> A few things. >> Okay. >> Cuz she's hungry. >> No. Again. >> Yes. And a few things. >> Okay. So, um, we is it a lot of stuff or is it like those? >> I'm saying. >> Okay. Felicia, do you want to go in your eyes? You don't go in that room cuz you're not supposed to be on that room anyway. >> That's my room. >> Doesn't matter. You're not register. >> But I got to put my name on. >> Yeah, you can't do that though. You can't do that cuz you had a room here. Loco >> cuz you cannot be in his room. You are not his gas. You got your own You had your own room over here. You can't do nothing. You have to come loc. With the suspect safely locked away at the bumper, the deputies sync up with the hotel staff to track down her leftover bags, making sure every last piece of her property gets hauled out of the building. >> What? Sir. >> Yes. >> Why am I going to jail? That is not my signature. That's not my >> All right, we're good. >> Uh, so my partner's going to go on the other side and we're going to buckle you up. Okay. >> I don't want to put on a seat belt. >> We're going We have to for your safety. Okay. >> Have a seat belt with handcuffs on. Why am I going to jail? >> Why? Oh, no. I'm not. That is not my signature. >> That is not I don't >> Oh my god. [ __ ] Yo, >> I can't believe it. >> I cannot believe it. I don't want to put on a seat belt. >> I don't want to put on no seat belt. I don't want to go to jail. No, >> she's lying. That's not even my signature. No. [clears throat] >> No. >> Go back inside. >> No, that's not fair. She doesn't like me. Oh my god. Oh my god. I was packing my stuff to leave and she >> she let it go. >> She let it go. All right, let's go on the other side. >> Are you pregnant? >> Okay. Well, then we're going to have to uh take you to the hospital. >> She's pregnant. >> She says she's pregnant. So, we're going to have to >> How many months you hospital? >> How many months pregnant are you? >> I don't know. >> Are you injured? >> No. They just This >> is so unfair. Where you hurting at? >> Huh? >> Huh? >> Are you hurting anywhere? >> No. >> Okay. You're not injured? >> No. >> Okay. >> I don't even have my shoes. >> How long have you had this thought that you're >> A few months? >> Yes. >> Okay. We'll get that squared away. >> Wow. They taking >> This is your stuff. >> Wow. >> We're squared away. Watch your feet. >> The officer opens the squad door to check on her and right on Q, the anger turns into a dramatic sob story. This is an absurd situation, isn't it? Let's see what other people thought of the video once it became viral. The hotel manager is a boss. You go, girl. Don't put up with the crap. Entitlement. Acting like a toddler and claiming to be pregnant. I'm pregnant. I'm recovering from heart surgery. I've just had an arm transplant. I've had knee replacement surgery. I can't breathe. Sigh. Shut up. Watching this is one thing, but living it is another. If you were standing there, would you have recorded it or stepped in to stop it? Let's see who's real in the comments. This Karen was accused of resisting arrest and misdemeanor trespassing. Each of these offenses has a maximum sentence of one year in prison, a maximum probationary period of 12 months, and a maximum fine of $1,000. This example has demonstrated that using falsehoods or emotional outbursts to avoid penalties is never effective. It's always wiser and safer to follow the rules and cooperate patiently. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases.