from a stubborn woman refused to provide identification after driving recklessly. >> Hop out, >> Mom. Go and hop out. >> Go and hop out. >> Cuz I won't give him my ID. I told you. >> You want to play games? I'll play games with you. Oh, >> here. I never had to. Put your hand >> to a hotaded spoiled brat crashes her car and completely melts down when police take her into custody. >> Come on, >> girl. [ __ ] you. Why am I in this? >> Stop. >> [ __ ] situation. These women seem to think they can push every button and test every boundary without consequences. But sooner or later, they find out that even police patience has a limit. At Law Frame, we reveal what happens when ego meets the badge. Let's find out. And when Karens's learn patience has a limit, starting with the first incident. >> Hop out, >> Mom. You want to hop out, >> Mom? >> Cuz I will give him my ID. I told you. You want to play games? I'll play games with you. >> You're under arrest. Put your hand. >> On January 20th, 2026, a Toyota Camry was observed by a Washington deputy drifting into the far right lane and then veering back across traffic to attempt an unauthorized wide turn. >> Hey there. Do you have your information? License, registration. >> I have a picture of my insurance cuz it's >> Yeah, that'll work. >> If you're talking to me, I I can't hear you. >> I'm sorry. You're you're speaking like really little and then I got lots of lots of cars. >> Can I ask why I'm getting pulled off? >> Sure. Can I see your ID, your license there? >> Uh I'm going to need a reason for it. >> No, that's not how this works. >> It is though. >> Oh, it is? >> Yeah. >> No. All right. So, just so you're aware, the whole traffic stops being audio and video recorded. So, I stopped you for a lawful reason. I am requesting your driver's license, your registration, and your insurance. for a lawful reason. >> Yep. And I'll explain that lawful reason as soon as I get the documents in which >> the deputy watches this Camry pull a highly illegal dangerous stunt across the lanes, pulling her over immediately before she causes a multi-car pileup. >> Like I said, I'm not going to have this back and forth of you arguing with me of why I'm stopping you. I stopped you for a lawful reason. There's nothing that says that I have to tell you why I stopped you. That is the law. You're going to have to tell me. >> Who do you think knows? Okay, here's the deal. Your ID is right there. So, you can either hand it to me or we can go a different route. >> I am not giving you my ID. >> I pulled you over for a lawful reason. Okay. >> Lawful reason. >> All right. Here. >> Okay. So, you turned on onto 23rd and you went into the furthest lane and then you came back to the left lane. You can't do that. You can't turn into both lanes. Uh, please provide me license >> and registration, please. >> I got called over, but he >> The officer asks for standard identification, but she decides to play roadside lawyer. Instead of handing over her license, she digs her heels in and tries to lecture the deputy on how she thinks the law works. >> Okay, go ahead and hop out. >> Mom, hop out the vehicle. You >> want to hop out? Mom, >> I will give him my ID. I told you. >> You want to play games? I'll play games with you. I never had to. Put your hands behind your back. >> Stay inside the car. >> Oh god. Grab my phone. >> Nope. You're going to stay right there and do not move. >> Are you [ __ ] serious? >> Yeah, I am serious. That isn't how this works. >> Are you dead? Cuz you can't tell me why you pulled me over. >> I told you why I pulled you over. Back here to my car. >> Start walking to my car. >> Stay in the car. Do not get out of the car. >> Holy [ __ ] >> Are you a [ __ ] idiot? Yeah, I must be. Turn to face my car, spread your feet. You have anything on you I need you to be aware of? Anything that could poke me, sick, stab me. >> After being searched, Antelina is secured in the back of the patrol vehicle. Hop inside my car. Just so you're aware, everything's being audio and video record. >> What the hell? >> That's my second one in like two weeks. I had one up on Wishcot. He did the same thing. >> Like for real? >> I even told him. I was like, "Hey man, I stopped you for speed. [sighs] >> You want booker for the obstruction? Failed ID?" >> Probably should. >> So I'll transport for you. You want to make a call and see if the it's old. >> Hey, Tom one has one in cussy for failed ID and obstruction. Do you carefully book her? Sweet. As long as you're good with it, we just want to make sure before we transport. Her toxic attitude and refusal to follow a basic lawful order completely drain the officer's patience. The deputy cuts the debate short, orders her out, and clicks the cuffs on right there. >> Do you want to go see what the deal with the passenger is? See if he's of age. >> Hey, I'm Deputy Taylor. You're being audio and video recorder if you didn't hear that already. All right. Uh, do you have a license? >> You don't have a license, then you can't drive. Okay. How old are you? >> 18. >> 18. >> Okay. Is that the owner on the phone? 051. >> All right. So, you're 18. Um, the owner said you can stay here with the car. Okay. And then you're good with that. And then the owner, is she going to >> She's on her way. So, can she take the car then? Okay. Who's the owner? Do you know the girl? >> Cassandra. Okay, cool. I appreciate it. Thank you. Hang in there one second. Okay. >> All right. So, here's the deal. You're getting charged with improper turn. Okay. Failure to identify and then obstructing my investigation. I don't know where you get your information, but your information is not correct. Okay? This isn't uh what you see on on Facebook and Tik Tok reals is not real life. This is real life. Okay? There's nothing on on the books on the state of Washington that says that I have to give you a reason why I stopped you. I do that as a courtesy, but I do that after I get the information because I don't want to have the back and forth like you are going to to have with me. Okay? So, you have a mandatory court appearance on I believe it's the 1st of excuse me, the 2nd of February at 1:00 p.m. Okay. As far as the traffic infraction, you have 30 30 days to respond to it with these four options up here. You can choose the one that best fits you, fill this out, and send it to this address right here. So, let's go ahead and hop out. We're going to slot. So, because of the decisions that you made today, you're being booked into Grace Harbor County Jail because these are criminal charges. Do you understand that? All right. We're going to walk over to my car. >> Hey, thanks. They are. No worries. We got you. >> It's not hard, right? [music] While the suspect stews in the back of the cruiser, the officers debrief the embarrassed passengers to explain what just happened. The deputy wraps up the scene with the ultimate truth bomb, reminding the woman that real life doesn't work like the internet algorithms. Everyone has their opinion, and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. The best part is the cop telling her Tik Tok is not real life. She wanted to flex in front of her passenger. Backfired. I love when arrogant, entitled, and self agrandizing brats like this are taught the lesson of how insignificant and stupid they actually are. The witnesses were visibly annoyed, but was the reaction a bit much? I want to hear both sides. Tell me what you think in the comments. This Karen was accused of making an unauthorized turn, refusing to comply with cops during the traffic stop, and obstructing a law enforcement officer after repeatedly disobeying police orders. The lesson is that refusing to cooperate with police during a traffic stop can quickly turn a simple violation into criminal charges. Subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. We will immediately move on to the next situation. >> Test me on my tank. >> Don't touch me. PLEASE don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> On August 31st, 2022, officers were called to a neighborhood where a neighbor was yelling and making trouble. >> Never done anything to you, >> Tabith. >> You were not invited here. I am not talking to you. >> They weren't from Monty. >> I don't understand. >> I did that for you. >> Why are you over here? Let's go. >> I did that for you. >> Tabitha, >> I have nothing to say to you. Nothing. >> I never did anything to you. I have nothing to say to you. >> Walk back to your lot. >> Oh, I wish he'd walk on my side of the >> Listen. >> Is that a threat? >> No, it's a promise. >> It's not a threat. It's a promise. >> No. Walk up. No, that's not a threat. JUST WALK ON MY SIDE. >> YOU WANT TO GO IN HANDCUFFS? >> Don't go. Don't go back on her property again. >> She won't >> enjoy your Christmas gift that I BOUGHT ON HER PROPERTY AGAIN. TURN AROUND AND GO AND I GOT HER. I got her. >> Don't go back on her property. She invited ME. >> BUT HEY, BUT THE NEXT TIME >> ABSOLUTELY. She did not invite you. If she's sitting there yelling at you to get off THE GROUND, >> THE NEXT TIME THEY call the cops for no reason, then you guys need to >> go back over there. I'm arrest you. Don't go back over there. >> You won't arrest. >> She did not invite you. >> Listen to her. Just stay off the property. >> Just go in the house, man. >> You want to come out here and cause a disorder, I'll arrest you for disorderly conduct. If you want to be persistent, I'll take you to jail on it. >> Hey, look. Go in the house. >> Calm down. >> Go in the house. Hey, what they don't realize? What they don't realize? Okay. >> THIS IS PRIVATE PROPERTY. YOU DON'T GO BACK ON THEIR PROPERTY. >> Thank you. Appreciate it. >> But we will say what WE WANT ON THIS PROPERTY. >> All these neighbors need to mind THEIR BUSINESS. >> I DO NOTHING. I already Take care of >> Tabitha. I already told you quit being disorderly. You want to run it again? I'll arrest you. Take you to jail. >> GO LOOK IN HER HOUSE. I WANT YOU TO DO A DRUG BUS. >> Go inside and be quiet. >> The lines light up as a rogue neighbor goes completely off the rails, terrorizing the block and forcing the badges to roll up and cool down the property line. >> Well, I went out on my back porch and she was hollering cuz Sharon called the cops. And I said, Sharon, >> the lady I was just talking to. >> Yeah. I said Sharon didn't call the cops on Utah. I said I said >> I just was talking to them because she was trying to motion to me and I didn't couldn't hear her. >> Yeah, because she was on the back patio hollering at me >> and I said, "No, you accused me of calling the cops on here earlier today, Tab, and I didn't do it." >> She's obviously saying you invited her over here. >> No, she said I know, but the way you were saying it, I'm like, "She didn't invite you over." >> She asked me, "Could I walk to the fence and talk to her?" And I said, "No, I have nothing to say to you. Nothing at all. >> Yeah. All right. >> So then I walk out here and she's coming across my yard. >> I already gave a warning to stay off the property. So if she comes back on the property, I told her I'll arrest her. So if she walks back over here, >> see, this is what I'm going to have to deal with all night long. >> Well, if she comes back over here, I'll arrest her if you want that. >> Well, the whole neighborhood >> quit being disorderly. >> All right. Well, let us know if anything else occurs. >> I'm sure I'll be calling you later. >> Thanks. >> You're welcome. >> The officers managed to put a temporary lid on the drama. They separate the parties and head over to get the full story from the homeowner. >> If you're JUST WONDERING ABOUT MY GRASS MAGE, >> I TOLD you to go to your house. >> LISTEN, I TOLD YOU. >> KID'S FATHER'S AT THE HOSPITAL DYING AND YOU'RE WORRIED ABOUT MY GRASS. GET GET CONTROL. >> You and your weird ass. >> Go inside. >> YOU'RE THAT WORRIED ABOUT IT LAST [ __ ] I don't [ __ ] to you with your dope. >> Get her inside, please, before I take her TO JAIL. >> YOUR DOPE BAG, SON. TRY TO GIVE ME ASSET. What you do about that? >> Give me A DRUG TEST. I AM SOBER. >> TABITHA, STOP. >> SO, what are we going to do to stop this? I'm going to have to take everybody to jail for the persistent disorderly. Mama, can I talk to you? >> Can I talk to this man for a minute? >> God damn. That's exactly what they want. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. I'VE BEEN DEALING WITH THIS [ __ ] FOREVER. >> GO IN YOUR HOUSE. >> NO, I'M START. >> I AM YOUR MOTHER. MOM, >> you need to calm down. >> You are my mom, but you're here after. >> YOU KNOW WHAT? QUIT RUNNING YOUR MOUTH AND MOW YOUR YARD. >> Is she really working on that? >> Can you go in the house? >> You're so worried about another go in the house. >> You know, there's nothing I COULD DO. >> I AM TIRED OF IT. [screaming] >> HANDLE YOU. >> MY BOSS CAN WRITE OUT SOMETHING. 11 HOUR SHIFT. I work MY ASS. >> I GOT OFF EARLY TODAY. I ENJOYED MY POOL. THAT'S ALL I DID. WHAT DO YOU DO? Leave off the government. Work from home. GET A JOB. GET A LIFE. >> I'M SO TIRED of these neighbors. I'm so tired. >> What I'm concerned about is you guys all yelling at each other and it's not getting any. >> These neighbors suck. >> I It doesn't matter. You live next to them. >> They need a life. >> Well, you can either move or trust me. >> You either deal with it or move. That's your option. >> I don't know. I might stay and let them love me in any more than WHAT THEY DO NOW. >> OR WE CAN FART INTO THE WIND AND THEY CALL YOU GUYS OUT. >> MAYBE I'LL >> just when things seem quiet, the neighboring woman storms back onto the scene. She drops all common sense and starts screaming her lungs out again, completely ruining any chance of a peaceful fix. illegal. >> Yes, please. >> So, the neighbor came up to the PD. >> What's that? >> The neighbor here came up to the PD and that's C was talking to him and sent me out here. >> Basically, she's highly intoxicated. Went over there after I had already like told her boyfriend or husband here what was going on. >> He talked to me calm. Uh, no big deal. I was about to leave. This lady comes out saying something to me I can't hear in the car. So, I get out and talk to her. As I'm talking to her, this lady's intoxicated. Walks over onto her property and she's over there and they're starting to get into a yelling match. >> Yeah. So, I already warned her persistence. So, we'll do that. >> I already warned her on quit being a swordly several times. >> I told her she goes back on this lady's property, we'll arrest her for trespass. >> Trespass. Yep. So Tabitha, you are going to get a citation for disorderly conduct for your behavior today. Okay. >> If I go be her ass, will you just arrest me? >> We sure will. >> Like if I be her ass, just arrest me for something that I'm No. If I'm getting a citation, just arrest me for being her ass. >> I will gladly go to jail. >> No, I don't deserve that. I did [ __ ] wrong. I did nothing wrong. Tabitha, >> I'm here. I'm in my yard. But if you're giving me a citation or giving me something, give me something. >> I've warned her already. >> She's going to be arrested. >> Okay. If I'm going to be arrested, I'll be Don't touch me. >> More flashing lights roll into the neighborhood to help contain the circus. Despite being completely outnumbered by uniforms, she keeps the toxic energy locked at a maximum and refuses to pipe down. >> Touch me on my tape. >> Don't touch me. Please don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. I didn't do [ __ ] wrong. >> Turn around. >> I did not do [ __ ] wrong. >> Get off of me. >> Quit tensing up. >> I did NOT DO [ __ ] WRONG. >> RELAX. HEY, this is not going to change the outcome. Just stop. Okay. >> This is not going to change. Now you're resisting. Now relax. Now you're resisting >> because I'm not I'm not I'm just saying I'm fed up. I'm human. >> Let's >> They have caused trouble constantly. >> I got I got her arm. >> Why do you HAVE TO DO IT SO TIGHT? >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND MY HAND. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK, MA'AM. Stand over there. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind. >> No, because you got it so tight. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Yeah. And I'm making good buddies, too. Try to catch up on everybody's I can't my ass up. For what? >> Sticker in the car. >> For what? >> For what? >> Walk to the car. >> Lift up. >> I can't lift UP. IF YOU'RE HOLDING ON TO >> YOU'RE NOT DOING IT. Listen to what I'm telling you. >> I CAN'T IF YOU'RE HOLDING ON TO ME. >> GO AHEAD. SIT IN THE CAR. >> GET IN THE CAR. Sit in the car. >> I am. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. Seriously. >> Yeah. Seriously. >> Why? >> All right. >> Why? >> BAB, >> STOP. >> LET ME TALK. LET ME TALK TO HER. Let me talk to her. >> Let me shut the door first. >> Once we shut the door, you can talk to her. >> Put your foot in the car. >> Dad, put that foot in the car. >> Put your foot in the car. >> Now, come on out. >> Put your foot IN THE CAR. >> YOU KNOW I didn't do anything. >> No. You don't want to let the car. No, because they don't want to mind their business. >> I didn't do wrong. >> Put your foot in the car. >> I can't. I can get her to put her foot in the car without physical stuff. >> Good. >> I did not. >> Okay, put her foot in the car. >> I will tap. Tap. This is nothing. Come on. Come on. Nope. >> No. You know, I didn't do anything. You didn't. But okay. Put your foot in the car. All right. >> What did I do? >> You're going to sober up and then I'm going to come and get you. Okay. Come on. Come on. Put your foot in the car. Stop. >> Because I had some drinks. >> Okay. >> At my own house. >> You're fine though. >> My own privacy that I'm paying for. >> You're fine. You're fine. Put your foot in the car. You're going to sober up and >> No, I WANT CLOTHES ON. I'M NOT PUTTING MY FOOT. I want clothes on. >> We're not letting her get out. So, you can grab a jacket or SOMETHING TO SLIP OFF. >> NO, I'M NOT SHUTTING THE DOORS WHILE I clothes on because this is inappropriate. >> You will. >> No, I'm not. >> All right. Back. Back up. >> I want my clothes. Here, just do me a favor and back up. I want MY CLOTHES. >> WILL YOU LISTEN, PLEASE? >> I WANT MY CLOTHES. >> GOD DAMN. >> I WANT MY CLOTHES. >> Put your foot in the car. >> Can I please have >> Put your foot in the car. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting my clothes. >> Well, you should have NEVER DID WHAT YOU WERE DOING WITHOUT >> DO WHAT I DID. MISS, PLEASE. You know me. >> Put your feet in the car because you're facing more charges the more that you do. your feet in the cold. We'll talk about the clothes. We're not taking the handcuffs off and you're not getting dressed right here. >> I just want clothes. >> Stop and listen to me, guys. Stop and listen to You are not >> She's got a towel. Listen, >> put your feet in the corner. >> This is going to go really bad for you. I promise you. You need to put your feet. >> I didn't do anything. >> Absolutely you did. >> I did. I'm sorry. I just >> You didn't listen. Put your feet in the corner. >> We'll have the discussion about how we can get your clothes. But before you do that, you do not control the situation. You want clothes on your arrest. >> I know. I get that. And I understand. I just want clothes on. >> Take clothes with you, but you need to put your feet in the car. Otherwise, there's no clothes coming with you. And this is exactly how you ride. >> That's your two options. Do what we ask you to do and we'll work with you or be dis disrespectful and uncooperative and I'll push your feet in there and you can kick and scream all you want >> with the whole community listening to you. Put your feet in there. Put your >> clothes on. Put your feet in there. >> We'll get you some clothes. >> I promise we'll get you some clothes. >> Looking at you right there. >> Oh no. >> She's not getting till she cooperates. >> I'm closing the door, but put your feet in. Work with me. I'll keep this door open. Put your feet in. >> Put this t-shirt on >> in a minute. We got a t-shirt for you, but we can't put it on you till you cooperate and put your feet in the car. >> I work in the morning. >> You're not going to work anymore. You're going to jail. There's discussion about that >> now. Whether or not they'll bond you out, whether you come out on your own or more, I can tell you. >> Persistent disorderly conduct. I explained that to you. >> For what? >> You didn't listen to me. >> Persistent disorderly conduct. >> You were giving me >> No, I explained it to you several times. >> No, you said you were giving me >> a citation. >> And then you said, >> "You going to go beat your neighbor's ass so you can go to jail while your neighbors are standing outside >> and you're going towards their house." >> They weren't outside. How about that? We have an obligation to stop you from going to your neighbor's property. >> Cameras all over. >> We'll continue this discussion. >> When he told me, >> I'm going to put your feet in the car and if I get hurt, then you're going to get charged with a felony. You understand that? >> Trying to make everybody THEN HURT ME, HURT ME, TASE ME, SHOOT ME. I DON'T GIVE A >> I DON'T CARE >> BECAUSE I DIDN'T DO [ __ ] WRONG. I DIDN'T DO [ __ ] [laughter] >> The patience runs dry and the cuffs come out. She instantly goes nuclear, fighting the arrest so violently that her own husband has to step in and desperately plead with her to stop, but her ego is way too big to back down. >> I WORK MY ASS OFF. >> I'm giving you the opportunity to get out of the bar. Come on, let's go. >> YEAH. AND I HAVE an opportunity to call my lawyer because I did nothing wrong. >> I'm on my own property. I DID NOTHING WRONG. OFFICERS 30 minutes. I >> don't yell at me. >> YELL AT ME. I YELL AT YOU. >> How about that? >> Talk to me. I talk to you talking TO YOU. >> LOOK AT my history. I've never been in trouble. I'VE WORKED SINCE I WAS 13. I'VE NEVER HAD DPS AT MY HOUSE. I'VE NEVER BEEN ON DRUGS. I'VE NEVER DONE [ __ ] WRONG. >> The second they pull her out at the station, she keeps the resistance alive, throwing a final defiant tantrum all the way into the holding cell. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy great example for her daughter. What a shameful disgrace. Someone needs to stop drinking because obviously drinking is not for her. There are some people in this world who just should never drink. The vibe was ruined for everyone watching. If you were there, would you have walked away or stepped in? Let's discuss this. Karen was accused of resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and criminal trespassing after reportedly fighting with cops during the arrest, refusing to leave the premises, and making a disturbance. The lesson from this case is that repeatedly causing disturbances and resisting police only escalates the situation, turning a neighborhood dispute into multiple criminal charges. What a stubborn Karen, right? If you enjoyed this, subscribe to Law Frame for more content. Stay tuned because the next Karen reacts even more aggressively. >> Come on, >> girl. [ __ ] you. >> Why am I in this? >> Stop. >> Stop. Don't make this situation. On August 25th, 2025, a woman named Sam drives the wrong way down a one-way street, ignores police lights, and eventually crashes into a pole. >> I'm clear. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You all right? >> Yeah, I'm okay. >> Okay, stand right there. Stand right there. Stand right there. Don't go in the road. Sit down. Sit down right here. Sit down right here. Start that way. >> Yeah, I'm going go ahead. >> Sam takes a highly dangerous detour into oncoming traffic, completely blinding herself to the flashing police lights behind her until a telephone pole puts an abrupt end to the ride. Happen. What do you mean? >> Why didn't you pull over? >> What are you talking about? >> 21 as well. What's his location? >> Yeah. >> Hey, I'm stable. She's out of the vehicle right now. No injuries. You can start EMS just to check her out. >> What's going on? >> What are you talking about? >> What's your name? >> Sam. >> Sam what? >> Andrews. >> Andrews. Are you okay? I believe it started as a stop at 10. >> What happened >> right now? You You see what just happened here? What happened? >> Where are you coming from tonight? >> What are you talking about? >> So, we got a call for you. >> What? >> Mhm. >> Call for what? >> I'm the police department. Okay. >> I understand you. >> Do you understand where right now where we're at? >> Do you have an ID on you? What are you talking about, sir? >> Right now, we had a call for you for possibly being intoxicated. When I saw you, you made on a one-way street, went down the wrong way. I lit you up to make a traffic stop, and you continued to go, and now you're right here, and you crashed off the side of the road. >> Wait, so what did I >> So, what do you have an ID on you? >> I don't want anything. I want a lawyer. >> Well, right now you you can talk to one later. >> I'm good. I'm gonna stay right here. >> So, right now, do you have an ID on you? >> I'm good. >> You're good. Okay. Can you stand up real quick for me? >> I'm good. >> Receive 1734. >> Wait till my lawyer comes. >> Okay. Well, that's not how this works. So, right now, do you have Do you need any medical attention? >> Can you stand up for me? >> I'm good. Can you stand up for me? >> So, right now, you're not leaving here. All right. Can you stand up for me, please? Where were you coming from tonight? >> Where you threw up all over yourself. You know that, right? You all right? >> The officers step up to the wreckage to find Sam completely disoriented and covered in her own vomit. What's her name? Samantha, you said. >> Oh my god. So, I [snorts] went through the lot cuz that's where they said they were parked. Made a right and made a right to to float the area. See her just zoom across down the one way here. And then I was like, "Okay." Flip around. I'm like, "Ah, this is the car." I lit it up and then goes down and slowly going down. Make a right and a right. Just comes up to the made a right. >> Yeah. I think so. >> Yeah. And then made the right turn here. >> Damn. Are you injured at all? >> I think I did too. >> Can you stand up? >> You know why, right? Why you don't do this? >> I know. >> She doesn't even want to talk. Oh, [laughter] >> Sam. >> Sam, can you stand up? >> I'm good. All right. >> Where do you live? >> Where do you live at, Sam? >> You got to try to fight figure out how to get you home. >> What does that have to do with anything? >> Okay. >> You try You try to come home with me. You try You try to live with me? No, not at all. >> Right now, your car is going to be getting towed. Okay. >> My car? >> Yeah. >> This car's getting towed? >> Yep. >> For what? >> Do you remember crashing right here? >> What did it crash? >> You crashed. >> What did I crash? >> The car. >> What did I crash? >> She was looking. >> What did I crash? >> Okay. Do you have an idea or anything, honey? >> Can you tell me what I crashed? >> This right here. This vehicle. >> What's in my vehicle? was on a request from the 17th. >> Okay. >> Can you stand up for me? >> Can you like Exactly. Tell me. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> What did I smell you right here? >> I can see you. What did I crash? >> Your car. >> Is this your car? >> Crash. >> Is this your car right here? Right. >> No. >> Okay. I guess >> I started your home. >> Okay. >> Her wallet, her key. >> Everything's in there cuz I I just told her get out as soon as happened. Put this in park. >> What's wrong with the area? Nice. [snorts] >> Yeah, just to check her out. >> So, right now she's refusing to do everything. >> Yeah. More flashing lights roll up to secure the crash site, but Sam completely locks down. She treats the growing crowd of deputies like they're invisible. You still live in? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Can you stand up to talk to the uh our ambulance? >> That is the chief of police. >> Okay. Can you stand up for us to talk to the ambulance for us, please? >> If my stepdad's here, >> call him. >> Okay. Can you stand up and talk to him? >> I just want to make sure everything's all right cuz you weren't involved in an accident. >> Okay. So, >> what's your name, man? >> I don't know. >> Yeah. >> Don't leave me. >> Okay. Remember, you said you don't want to be touched. Neither do I. >> Yeah. Did you get a phone call or you just going to revise them? >> Will you agree to participate in some fields? >> Yeah. All right. Cool. >> Yeah. >> You help up? >> Let's go. What am I doing? >> Are you going to talk to this officer? >> Oh, wait. I thought we were doing something. >> I'm going to test your eyes. Make sure you're good. >> What the [ __ ] does this I'm good. >> We don't think you're okay. >> I'm good. I don't want to talk. I'm good. I don't want to talk. >> All right. Well, you're not going anywhere. >> All right. >> Are you going to take the test or me? >> No, I'm good. >> Despite looking completely worse for wear, she flat out denies any medical help from the arriving EMS crew. When the deputies try to transition to roadside sobriety tests, she shuts them down, too, refusing to cooperate. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands all that way. >> What did I do? Well, you one you need to stop for our officer going to let you stop your vehicle. What? >> Eureka. >> So, we believe you're in drive. >> No, this isn't your car right here that these officers all saw you get out of >> my car. >> Okay. All right. >> You guys are crazy. My car insane. You guys are so funny. whose box is question was hilarious because you are the box. >> Did you take anything else today? >> We can we can smell the alcohol >> just because you're a daughter and you're a mom and you >> My daughter likes me. Everyone else may not like me. My daughter likes me. >> Oh my god. >> I appreciate that. >> Oh jeez. Don't fall. >> All right, we're going to go right here. All right. >> Come on, >> girl. [ __ ] you. Why am I in this? >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Don't make this situation work. You're under arrest. Act like a lady. >> For what? >> Arrest. >> For what? >> Act like a lady. >> Because you're a [ __ ] >> You're under influence. Okay. You didn't stop for the officers. >> What? >> Yes. >> What? >> Come on. Have a seat. Go on. Stop. That's crazy. I can't wait till we go through with >> slide all the way around. >> This is insane. >> 118 of 26. >> I know your dad likes to [ __ ] you in the ass. [snorts] >> Yeah. >> Um if she's throwing it up, wait the 20 minutes. I'll deal with the car. I I'll try to go through it. >> I'll go there now. I got that. >> Nothing in here for an ide. They cut the talking short, pulled her out, and officially clicked the cuffs on. >> All right, come on. >> Hop out. >> 1634. I'll be clear. >> Can you hop >> here? Hold on. Let me put Let me get this off you. >> Wait, what does that have to do with me? >> Here. Wait, what does that have to do with me? >> Yeah. Duck your head. >> Wait, what does that have to do with me? >> All right, step down for me. >> Wait, what does that have to do with me, though? >> What? >> What does that have to do with me? >> Here, come. >> You want to kiss me? >> No, I do not. >> Kiss me. >> Come on to this door. Stop. >> Central 11:15 and 11:13. >> Wait, what did I do? >> I'm under arrest for DUI. >> Wait, what? >> Stop. >> Wait, what am I? Stop. >> Why are you acting like a child? >> You're arresting me for something. I >> dude, you're going to fall. Come on. >> You're [ __ ] crazy. You dumbass [ __ ] >> Come on. Get out. >> You're crazy. >> Come on. >> All right. Let me Let me do it. All right. You're a stupid You dumbass [ __ ] >> You're a stupid ass [ __ ] You're a stupid ass [ __ ] >> The [ __ ] do I have anything to do with your [ __ ] >> Dumb ass [ __ ] >> Yeah, let me put it. [laughter] >> You dumbass stupid [ __ ] >> Stop. >> You're a [ __ ] >> Stop. >> You dumbass co. >> Stop fighting. You're going to make it worse for yourself. >> I'll be out with the car that crashed into a telephone behind the [ __ ] Christ. >> Those ugly ass [ __ ] and something to do with me. Leave me alone. >> Jesus Christ. >> Don't touch me, you ugly ass [ __ ] [snorts] >> She's very nice. The deputies lift Sam up, load her into the back of the transport, and haul her straight off to the station for official processing. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. Oh, stop playing around with her. Put her in cuffs already. Woof, she's nasty. She was trying to ask what did she hit with her car, but she was too drunk. The bystanders clearly lost their cool, but did they cross the line, too? or was this the only way to handle her? Let's settle this in the comments. This Karen was accused of driving while intoxicated and trying to elude police during the traffic check, leading to charges of DUI and running or escaping an officer. The lesson is that driving under the influence and refusing to cooperate with police can quickly lead to serious charges and dangerous consequences. This Karen is already a mess. To follow more cases like this, please subscribe to Law Frame. So, what about the next one? Let's keep watching. >> No, I don't want to go. >> Get back in the car. >> I don't want to GO TO JAIL. >> Get out here. Get in the front of my car. >> On November 30th, 2021, when a lady with many warrants attempted to evade arrest, police were summoned. >> Get back in the car. You're going to get chased. Get back in the car. You're going to get chased. >> Get back. No, I don't want >> Get back in the car. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Get out. Go in front of my car. >> Go in front of my car. The officers spot a walking jackpot of active warrants, but instead of throwing her hands up, she hits the gas and tries to play a losing game of hideand seek with the badges. >> Put your hands down your back. >> Please don't do this to me. >> Put your hands down your back. >> Please don't do this to me. >> Make this way worse. >> Way worse. >> Please wait. I don't want to throw you to the ground without you. Okay. Put your hands on your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. Put your throat on the ground. You want >> I don't want to go. >> You just knocked me out. Are you kidding me? Please don't. Sir, please. I just want to go to jail. Please >> put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PLEASE, SIR. Please >> stop resisting. >> I don't want to go to jail. Please. Please. I'm begging you. >> Stop resisting. Please >> stop resisting. >> Resisting. >> Get tased. >> You want to get tased? >> No, I don't. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. >> Please. Please. I'm begging you. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. Please. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I am. >> Put it behind your back right now. You get tased. >> Put your other hand >> here. >> Do not move. >> I heard you. >> Just stay like that. >> I heard you, sir. Do not. Don't worry. >> Do not move. >> Please. I'm begging you. >> Please don't do this out here at family home. Please, please, please. I'm I'm cooperating. Please, please, >> please, sir. >> No, I don't think so. >> Please, sir. What did he say? Please, sir. Please. I'm not driving. Please, please, please, sir. Please. >> Are you kidding me? Are youing kidding me right now? Are you kidding me? Please God, please sir, please. >> Please. What? >> I just Is there anybody else in the house? >> No. >> No, sir. There's not. >> Please. >> Well, you didn't start off very well. >> No. When you get out of the car and you run to the front door, that's what happens. >> I know. Okay. Mying neighbors are watching this. >> Okay, we'll just stop talking. >> Really? >> I gave you plenty of opportunity. >> I know you did. >> Plenty. >> I know. I know you did. >> Oh my god. I cannot get you. Please. God. I want to go to jail tonight. >> Why are you going to jail? >> Well, you're going to jail now. But why you keep saying that in the beginning? Cuz I didn't stop for you. >> Yeah, I did. >> I didn't stop for you. >> You have anything on you're not supposed to have? >> No, I don't have anything on it. >> I'm supposed to be in port in the morning. >> Whose sticker you take off? Well, I'm so done. >> Whose sticker is that? >> This isn't my car. >> All right, >> that's my car. If you took it, it's not registered. >> Getting her into handcuffs turns into an absolute nightmare. She fights the officers with everything she's got, forcing them to deploy the taser to shock her system and finally bring some order to the chaos. >> All right. How you want to stand up? >> I don't care. >> Wait, wait. I can't. I'm too heavy to get up. >> Well, I'm sorry. >> Who are you screaming the name the >> my neighbor? >> You kept screaming with someone help someone inside my house. >> No, it was my They live right there. Nobody's going to answer the door. >> I'm sorry. I knock on that door. Nobody's going to answer the door. >> I yelled for But I don't know that he's home. >> I don't know if he's home. >> I don't know if he's home. >> Lives here still. >> Who? >> I know. This is my house. >> I think it's fun. >> Well, we know that. >> Okay. >> Can you help me out, please? >> Before I'm sorry that I ran for you. Before I leave though, can I please smoke a cigarette, please? I'm sorry. >> Yeah. >> Really? >> I know. I wouldn't cooperate. Please let me smoke one, please. >> Wow. >> Okay, you guys really have to bring all these cubs out here. Are you embarrassed that your neighbors are going to see who just screamed to the top of your house? >> I did scream to the top of my but all these cop cars. Everybody can see the lights. >> I can't. >> I'm going to help you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Why is it that you Why did you come behind me to pull me over anyway? >> Cuz your registration expired. >> But you didn't know my registration expired. >> Because you knew that my car was right here. >> My plate. >> He didn't wasn't behind me to run my plate. What do you mean? I wasn't inside. How long do you think it takes me to run? >> Inside the tennis, please. But she was a court. >> I I understand. I get it. Can I please smoke a cigarette, please? >> No. >> No. >> Do you know what my bond is? >> I don't even know what your name is yet. >> I'm put back in your car. >> I'm sorry. >> I don't know that he's here. I have been gone for an hour. Over an hour. I don't know that he's here. >> What's your name? His name Christina. >> What? They don't their name. I've only lived here for a month. >> Only live here over a little over a month. There's nobody that lives here besides Christina. >> C H R I S T I N A. >> Your last name. >> Yes. >> What's your bill? >> L. >> Your date of birth. >> All right. All right. What state? >> This is great. >> What is it? >> What state? >> Illinois. >> Christine driving. >> Young Adam Christine. >> Charles Robert. No, it's not. >> That's my Can I have my shoes on, please? >> This is crazy. I'm going to go get I don't want to spend the night. >> What did he say? >> [ __ ] >> My keys are right there. It's fine. >> My keys are underneath the car. Once the high voltage electricity settles, the deputies hoist her back up to her feet. They immediately get to work, turning her pockets inside out and grilling her for answers while she tries to catch her breath. >> No, this is what I get. This is where I get I go to church, then I won't be out for a while. Can I please please please smoke I'm sorry I didn't cooperate with you. Can I please smoke a cigarette? I won't be able to get out for a while. I apologize for not obeying you. I'm sorry. >> Well, give me a little please. >> Did she get out of the car like over here and come to you or did she go towards the door? >> She ran straight to the door. >> Okay. >> I pulled out my paper here, grabbed a hold of it and then brought her to the back and then she started pushing around trying to pull out again. I >> You tased her. >> I did not t >> Oh, okay. >> I had it up against her back. >> Yeah. Yeah. This is uh that person's sister. >> Which person's >> the guy from the other night? >> I can't remember who the guy from the other night is. >> The guy with the uh fentel. >> Well, here's three bucks. I guess she said >> Yeah. So yeah, I turned on my lights at Metal Brook in uh apartment and she kept going all the way to here >> and she got out to go into square house. >> Yeah. >> With the search complete and the cuffs locked tight, the suspect gets a personal multi-officer escort straight to the patrol car to ensure she doesn't try to pull another vanishing act. There's nothing touching the ball like that. All the way down to that last stool down there. >> Yep. I'll take off. Just keep standing up and take off. Okay. Fix it. Oh my god. You got nothing tucked in your should your pants foot or my toe. This big toe toe. Oh my god, it is so much bigger that I got my toenail. Yeah, whenever I went on the ground, it went like backwards on the toenail. >> The reason why I asked is when you go to the county. >> Yeah, >> that's a big truck. Yeah, right when you walked in. >> Do what? >> I remember being here. Like I said, I was trying last week getting away from Grant and all that stupid stuff. I was we were trying to do but he just got a good job so we can take care of everything. >> Construction. >> I'm sorry. Yes. >> After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments. What an insufferable and pathetic person. She caused all of that. I applaud the officers for their patience. Her screaming and begging was annoying, too exhausting. A toddler adult, you fit throwing nuisance. She needs to go to a corner. Then the are you kidding me? As if the cops are doing something to her versus her doing something against the law. Ma'am, if you didn't want to go to jail, you should have cooperated with the police. But no, instead you wanted to act a plum fool about it. Now you Finny go to jail. Everyone watching was fed up, but I want to know who do you think was actually the problem here. I'm reading all your takes below. This Karen was accused of resisting arrest and operating a car while her license was suspended due to her claimed refusal to comply with police and her continued use of a vehicle after her driving privileges [music] were terminated. The lesson from this case is that trying to avoid arrest and resisting police only escalates the situation. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Frame if you like this. >> What are you doing? >> Where's the stop? >> On July 23rd, 2022, a woman who was parked in a handicapped place without a disability badge was accosted by cops. >> Do you have a handicap placard? Does anyone in this vehicle have a handicap placard? It's a yes or no question. Does anyone in the vehicle have a handicap placard? I'm going to take that as a no. No. Do you have Are you the one driving? Have your driver's license. My drunk driver's cigarette. >> This is your vehicle. >> Yeah. >> Your driver's license. Can I ask a question? Cuz >> I understand what >> I I don't know what you what do you want? because you're parking. >> The officers roll up on a textbook case of parking entitlement, cornering a driver who thought the rules didn't apply to her convenience. >> Have a warrant? >> Yes, ma'am. I think so. >> Okay. What's your warrant for? >> For traffic tickets. >> Okay. Do you know how much your bond is? >> $900. >> 900. Okay. I guess you don't have $900. Okay. And this is your mom? >> That's my grandmother. >> Your grandma? >> But my kids are going to go to DCFS. I got a DCFS case already. So, if you take me to jail, my kids are going straight to DCFS. can't take my kids. You know, >> why why can't she take your kids? >> My grandmother has got infant. >> I got three daughters. See, I'm trying to tell you my grandmother can't take my kids. I'm telling you to run down my Well, I I don't have DCFS. No, that's not going to happen. She can't take my kids. I don't have nobody. I don't have anybody. That's why I came here to get white for her. I I stay in a shelter in East St. Louis. >> Okay. If you come up and get wipes, that's fine. Don't park in a handicap spot. It's not for you. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Ma'am, do you have someone you can call to come? >> Instead of playing it cool during a simple parking check, she immediately overshared, openly admitting to the deputies that she's already out on bond with open charges hanging over her head. >> No, cuz she doesn't want to actually have time to figure out what the they want to do. >> Excuse me. That's what it really is. >> Down. >> Did I just hear you say that this is BECAUSE YOU'RE BLACK? >> YES, SIR. >> NO. >> YES, IT IS. YOU WANT TO LISTEN? YOU WANT TO LISTEN TO ME, >> LADY? HOW MANY MORE PEOPLE ARE PARKED in handicap? Don't touch me. HOW MANY MORE PEOPLE ARE PUTTING IN HANDICAPS WITHOUT A HANDICAP STICKER? I DIDN'T EVEN GO INSIDE THE STORE ONLY BECAUSE YOU'RE WHITE AND I'M BLACK. DON'T RAISE YOUR VOICE AT ME. >> YOU WOULDN'T LISTEN TO >> IT'S BECAUSE YOU'RE WHITE AND I'M BLACK. I DIDN'T EVEN GO IN THE STORE. I'M PARKED IN HANDICAPPED BECAUSE I WAS GETTING SOMETHING FROM MY GRANDMOTHER. WHITE. >> HOLD ON. I'M SORRY. I'M JUST A BIAS, but I'm I'm fostering her with DCFS and I can tell you like all this is not worth it. So we got a DCFS case. >> Listen to her. Listen to her. >> SO FIGURE OUT WHAT THE KIDS. THAT'S YOUR JOB. YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO STOP. >> WHY DID YOU STOP? >> HEY, but listen. >> Why did you stop? >> I can answer your question if you shut >> because you heard what I said. >> Hey, let her talk. >> That's okay. >> Do you want to listen to me? >> Do you want to listen to what I have to say? >> I don't what I do. >> I will tell your grandm. >> I am not going to take her to jail. >> That's what I just told you. that you're only not taking ME TO JAIL FOR SOMEBODY. That's why she ain't taking ME TO JAIL. >> WHY SHE NOT TAKING ME TO JAIL? CUZ you know you got that mean you got to figure out what going to happen WITH MY KIDS. >> THERE ARE OTHER CARS UP HERE THAT DON'T HAVE A HANDICAP. She only did this because I'm black and she got a and she's white. Got a control and she got power. That's literally the only reason it is a race thing. You don't got to try to make it. But that's what it is. Then go run the place so everybody up here. This is not a race thing. This is not a race thing. Check everybody up here. Who who sparked the handicap? >> Do you want a ticket that's finished up or do you want to just stand here and yell all night? >> Listen, do your job. >> Okay, >> I am doing my job. I'm giving you a ticket for your handicap violation. >> I'm not even taking you to jail. Do your job. Take me. >> Take your ma'am. You got kids right here. Take me to jail. >> Listen, do you not want your kids? Why you don't want to take me to jail? Cuz that's my I got a warrant. >> You talk too much. I understand all of that. That's why. >> No, you don't. >> You know what? You've already got a DCFS case. Here's a DCFS worker. >> Take me to jail. She don't know what to do with my kids to take me to jail. SHE SAID, "DO YOUR JOB." >> NO, LISTEN. LISTEN, the last thing you want is your kids and her sister. >> It could be worse. >> Like I said, so to run everybody car up here, that's that's parked. >> Let her do her job. So when she finish with you, >> that's her job is to run everybody handicap. >> Then run everybody's [ __ ] up here. Let's park the handicap. >> Just take your ticket. >> Is that what you going to do when you leave me? Cuz that that better be what the you gonna do and you going to run everybody. >> Take your ticket and >> you going to run everybody. Just go home. Just go home. >> Take the kids. >> Take your chance to walk away right now. >> Talking to you. >> Please, for the love of God, would you please just go home? >> No, I'm not. >> I am not going you to your grand. Would you please stop >> yourself into going to jail and these kids will have to go to DCFS cuz there's no one that can take them. >> She's trying to give you a break here to take the ticket and get out of here before just because right here just the handicap. I pulled right next to her. Come on. >> Just because just because you don't like how something went. >> I'm telling you, Grandma, you don't have to stay here. Grandma, you can have >> Are you going to take this or not? Or I'll put it inside your vehicle. Be careful. >> Excuse me. >> Excuse me, ma'am. Don't touch my vehicle. I'm not touching. >> Then put it under the All right. Listen. >> You are getting real close. >> Give me the baby. >> You touching me. Can I have your baby? >> There we go. >> And you might want to call someone to drive you because you've got a suspended driver's license. You have no insurance. >> You might as well take me to jail then. Duh. How the get home stupid as You need to stop the way up HERE CUZ I AIN'T GOT NO >> I'M SORRY. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. YOU'RE DISRESPECTING ME. >> You're making me look really, really bad. >> It's a white people [ __ ] >> This has nothing to do with like I said run everybody. They don't even have that part. >> They don't have one right there. That >> that's what we're going to go to next. Okay, let us do our job. Okay. He's a No, he's a grandfather. >> He's able to drive. >> Yeah, he can drive the car. >> And he can drive her car. >> Yeah. >> I'm not GOING TO LET NO WHITE RACIST ASS [ __ ] HAPPEN. >> OKAY. >> Y'all doing this [ __ ] cuz the stuff you saying is not true. >> You're just SAYING ASS PIECE OF WHY DON'T YOU STOP? NO. >> CUZ IT'S NOT RIGHT. >> IT IS NOT RIGHT. WHAT YOU DOING? >> OKAY. But what SHE DID IS RIGHT. WHILE THE OFFICERS are running her name through the system, she completely loses her composure. She shifts her anger away from the cops and starts screaming at her own mother over childc care drama. >> Put your hand. >> Put your hands behind your back. You want to go to jail, you're going to jail. >> I don't want I don't want your kids to see you at handcuffs or this is not what happened. >> This is Michael [ __ ] No, it's not. >> No, this is you bringing this on yourself. >> I tried to catch you a break. I tried to let you go home. Just stop. Like I said, >> all right. I have a two sets of keys. Can you get the ones out my fanny pack? >> All right. Grandma can get the ones out of your panic. >> Grandma key. I need them so I can get a drive of my car when I get out of jail and take my How to get their car seats. >> Grandma's here. Your grandma's >> She's not She's not They can't take them. My grandfather doesn't know how to wash kids. He didn't can't do nothing with my kids. So, my kids have to come with me. >> Your kids can't go to church. >> They have to They have no choice cuz then that means >> they're not going to county. >> Yes, they are. They're not. >> They're not. This is what I gonna call DCFS. >> That's why that's why you're not you're not listening there. That means DCFS is going to come get my kids. My kids cannot stay here with my grandmother. They're not staying here. So can't >> where are you doing? Where's the kids at? >> Stop. Please stop doing that. Just give me my kids. Bro, your kids are not going to jail. >> Stop. I'm not trying to >> Your kids are not going to jail. >> Okay. No, you keep trying to push me. >> This is the big fluffy thing. grandmother. The >> what? >> That's the big fluffy thing. >> Oh god, this is so so stupid. All you had to do was just >> You're her grandma. >> Yes. Because it's not right. It doesn't matter right now. She's not my grandmother. She can't take my kids. Stop. She's not my grandmother. >> Are you saying I'm not your grandmother? >> Cuz they don't Are you saying I'm not your grandmother? >> Camera. So I'm telling y'all that y'all are leaving my kids with a stranger. >> Okay. Well, your grandfather's coming then. How about that? Y'all cannot leave my kids that they don't pick up a resisting charge if you don't start walking. Y'all not y'all leaving my kids are strangers? >> No, we're not. >> Realizing she has no intention of calming down, the deputies cut the screaming match short and slapped on the silver bracelets. >> Let's go. >> You want my driver's license? Yes, >> I sure can. >> Baby, I'm sorry. I don't want to >> stop resisting. Okay, look what you're doing to your kids right now. My kids ARE CRYING BECAUSE Y'ALL DIDN'T REALLY HAVE TO GO THIS FAR. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> Get in the car. >> Sit down. >> Stop resisting. Stop. You don't try to bite me. Do not try to bite me. >> Do not bite. >> Do not try to bite me. >> DO NOT go for charge. Yep. [crying] Stop. >> You're about to get chased. Can I get >> You're about to get chased. >> Can I please get out? >> I'm chasing my mind. Can I please get out? >> We cannot. >> Can I please? >> Can I please get out? Go home. >> For your mother. If nothing else. For your mother. Would you in this? >> Yes. She's in this. >> Y'all please go home. >> Not now. You're not. >> Please. Y'all please go home. If my kids are going I gave you that opportunity, >> ma'am. I didn't understand. I didn't even start. How do I even not? >> Can I please go home? >> You had the best opportunity. Can I please go home? >> No. You had the chance. I tried to give you a chance. You refused the chance. Now you're going to jail and now you're >> even with her hands locked behind her back and a direct escort to the squad car. She refuses to pipe down. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. If you have a warrant, don't do something stupid like park in a handicap spot. Parks in a handicapped spot. freely admits she has a warrant, no license, and no insurance, but still insists it's all racism, just hush, zero impulse control, zero accountability, 100% victim, all boxes. It's easy to judge from the sidelines, but would you have kept your composure or joined the crowd's frustration? Be honest in the comments. This Karen was formerly charged with refusing or obstructing a peace officer and aggravated violence against a peace officer for her hostile and uncooperative behavior during the encounter with police officers. These are serious infractions that might have serious legal repercussions. The lesson is that opposing the police and provoking disruptions only makes things worse and can result in significant criminal charges. What an unyielding Karen. Please subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you liked this. The next Karen will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Come on. Don't do this. Don't do this. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> On October 29th, 2024, after a lady was seen yelling at a man in a parking lot because she thought he was cheating, police were summoned to a family conflict. >> Hey, what's going on, guys? >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> We leaving. >> We leaving. Hold on a second. I'm not >> Okay. Well, let's just figure it out cuz I got to call that there's a disturbance. Let me just make sure everyone's okay and we'll get you out of here then. Okay. >> Hey, [ __ ] >> What's your guys's relationship? >> I'm not leaving. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I'm not leaving. So, who you leaving with? Why the [ __ ] every time you talking on the phone? You got >> Stop. I understand you're upset and we're going to work. >> Yeah. Cuz he trying to act like this. You're not going to act like this in front of me and everything with him with all this going on. Let's calm down. We'll work through the situation and then if you want to get mad about it later, we'll do that later. But let's deal with the situation and calm down for a moment and work through it. Okay. >> All right. So, you're upset because you think he's going out with friend. Is that what I'm gathering? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And he's on you right now. That's kind of what's happening. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Are the paramedics here for you? >> No, they came for my cousin. >> For your cousin? What's wrong with your cousin now? He was in the bathroom, but he heard me and him kind of waddling or whatever and he was called them to get him off the toilet. But by the time they came, I was way down the road before I got separated. >> The lines light up as this woman goes into a public meltdown, blasting her partner right out in the open asphalt until the badges arrive to kill the noise. >> You have you have an ID, aren't you? >> No, I don't. I threw all that stuff down because I came out here to chase his ass without losing my stuff. >> All right. Did you guys get any type of a physical disturbance or just >> We was just putting each other clothes. >> You don't see I got these two shirts on. >> I got you. What happened to that shirt? >> He put That's what I just said. We was putting on each other clothes. I ripped this tank top off. He ripped my other shirt. I got under this and I put this one on top of it and we went both ran outside, ran up there. I pushed him down and then I ran back over here. >> Okay. And all this was over because you thought he was >> because you every time you talking on the >> Okay. So you went out you went out to basically stop him from leaving. >> I surely did. >> If you leave, I'm leaving with y'all. Sure is. >> Okay. And he was trying to get away from me when this was all going on. And you were basically grabbing his clothes and stopping him. >> Well, I was standing in front of him. So he did this to my clothes. So I did that back to his clothes. Okay. >> I was blocking the door. I didn't touch him. >> Why'd you push him down? >> BECAUSE HE HAD just pushed me down over here. >> Because I kept telling him to give him my phone out his book bag. Oh, I don't got this in the house. And so when I pushed him down, that's when he fell and hit his hand or whatever and my book bag came out. My phone came out of the book bag. So I ran back over here and put it up so that I can still have my phone. And then that's when D was talking to me. They was like, "Oh, what's wrong with you? You need the police." I said, "Yeah, send them. I don't care. When the deputies begin the interview, she immediately points fingers. She tries to deflect all the blame, claiming her boyfriend was the aggressor. >> You mind just a quick second? >> I scratch. >> You scratch her? >> Yeah, I was going to say I scratch. >> She ain't saying that. >> I know. She made us to try to leave. Same thing happen over, man. So, I'm going be real with you, man. She's already saying that you were trying to leave and she was trying to stop you and grab it on your shirt and push you down and everything else. >> No, she throwing herself under the bus. >> You know, grab grab her shirt and get it off, man. That's my shirt, bro. >> Okay. That's what she was trying to get in the face. >> I got that orange shirt right there. That's underneath that. >> Yeah. And that that's what Why did you have to grab her shirt though? That's what I'm trying to figure out. That's funny. You know how strong she is? >> I can't. >> I was trying to get get from over here. >> You trying to get away? >> No. get over so I can leave. >> He was leaving for a interview in Venice, right? >> She thought, "Oh, you this." I said, "No, I'm not, man. I got time for no damn." >> Yeah. >> She was trying to prevent you from leaving. >> And I get over there with this book bag. >> And she pushed me down. That's how I got here. >> Her entire story crashes and burns the second the boyfriend walks up to talk to the law. >> What was her What was your name again, man? Jerma. >> What was it? >> Jerica. >> Jerica. All right. Well, here's the thing. Jica, come on. Turn around for me. Hold up. Put your arm behind your back. >> Come on. Don't do this. Don't do this. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I'm not resistant. But what? >> Well, you are resisting. You're pulling your hands away. Stop. Just freeze for a moment and I'm going get these on and I'll explain everything to you. >> William. >> Okay. Sir, listen. I have a a heart finger. So, >> okay. So, can I talk to y'all? >> Yeah. >> Why are you guys putting me in handcuffs? >> Because you're under arrest for domestic battery. Put the match the battery. What did I do? >> Well, your own admission. You pushed him to the ground, stopped him from leaving. He's got scratches on his neck. >> I was standing in front of the door. >> Unwanted touch or strike is a bad. >> Your confession alone was that you pushed him. He was trying to get away. >> No, I did not push him. >> It's very long recording. You You even said I pushed him to the ground. So, that's what >> No, I did like this. I didn't push him with my hand. >> Well, either way, your body in contact with his body is a battery. Okay. It's domestic. Let's walk over the step. >> How am I going to get back over here to get my things? >> We'll get it figured out. >> If you work with me, I'll work with you. >> Sir, check. >> Where can I bring Yeah, let's bring one over. >> Contact your people. >> Can I get my phone, please? That's fine. I promise you. >> Well, if introducing it to jail, it's going to be another charge. >> Can I Can I get it? >> Okay, please. I can contact your dad or somebody that can help you ass. >> You know you're not going to get me out. You know that. This this is the stuff I be talking about with you. >> I should have told her. >> I just want my phone call. I have an interview going to I don't have no money. I don't have a job. >> Jeez. >> And I got a job. You know I'm going to lose both of them. >> Oh, you should have thought about that. >> I should HAVE THOUGHT ABOUT WHAT? I SHOULD HAVE THOUGHT ABOUT WHAT I'M SITTING UP HERE TELLING YOU. >> With more than enough evidence on the table, the deputy shuts down the talk and slaps on the silver bracelets. >> Can I please stop? >> No, because you you can't calm down. >> I am calm. >> I understand. Okay, I get that. But acting this way is what's getting you in this position. You see what I'm saying? Can I please speak to him again? No. We've tried it three times and you keep starting yelling at him. >> You see what I'm saying? >> No, I'm not frustrated. It's the simple fact that you put me to go to jail. Like, are you serious? >> I No, he's not putting He don't want to press no charges. He's trying to say nothing happened. >> The problem is I know something happened. He's got injuries on his face, his neck, his arm. >> I just told this man he pulled my shirt. I pulled his shirt back. You see how I'm standing in front of you? So, how does he have scratch marks all over him? >> I just told you. >> You think he scratched himself? >> No, I didn't say that. Now, don't lie on me. >> See what I'm saying? I know you. I'm saying I [laughter] was a question. >> Okay. See how I'm standing in front of you? This is exactly how I was standing in front of the door. He pulled my shirt. You see it? If I can take off my other one to show you. >> That's what happened. I see it's ripped. >> So, I got and put on another shirt. >> Mhm. >> And he pulled that one. We're done. He said, "Oh, y'all need to get out." I both of us walked through the front door. We stopped right here. I said, "Give me my phone." We ran all the way up there. He was bent over like this. And when I ran, I ran behind him to just push him over because I knew he had my phone when he was trying to say he didn't have my phone. >> So that in itself, everything that you're saying is, >> "But why am I wrong to try to get my phone?" >> Because you call us for that. You can't just go attack him. >> First off, I didn't call you guys. I need call EMS. Correct. >> And I said, "Okay, y'all can call the police." But that was to talk to y'all. I didn't know that. Okay. Bumping somebody is going to put you in jail. I didn't physically hit him. Just like he didn't physically hit me. >> Okay. Well, you physically scratch him. >> I didn't scratch him. He pulled my shirt. I pulled his. >> Okay. Well, there's scratches and fresh injuries on him. >> So, what about my injuries? >> What about my injuries? He's not going to go to jail. >> You don't have any You don't have any injuries that are like open wounds, anything like that? >> But there is nothing even under my nails. Look at them. They they look fine. >> So, how are you going to say that I I put injuries on him if I don't have nothing under my nails? >> Well, how else did he get injuries? The whole disturbance was between you and him. >> I have what's called probable cause to say that at this situation that you primary >> How am I going to get from Sarasota? That's what I want to know. I don't have no family here. I clearly just told you I'm >> Where's your family at? >> My family is from Miami. >> Miami. Okay. Well, there's organizations that can help you. They can get you a bus ticket back here. She keeps fiercely denying her actions, totally oblivious to the fact that the officer's body camera caught her entire confession in crystal clearar HD. >> Are you taking a picture of me without my consent? >> You're under arrest right now. So, >> I know, but that's that's still >> Can you turn around for me real quick? >> Under my >> I want to see your fingernails. Can you turn around for me real quick? I don't I don't need that. >> You don't need that what >> the attitude right now. Come on. Let's just get through this. I'm trying to work with you. I'm trying to get your phone so you have everything that you need. All right. Can you just turn your hand out to the side so I can get a picture of your fingernails? Yep. Perfect. Let me just move this arm like this real quick. Okay. And then the other side. >> Anything on you? >> Good. >> All right. I'm just going to hold on to you cuz obviously your hands are there. So if you were to trip or something, it wouldn't be a nice nice fall. So please hold on to you. I got a paper. >> Watch you step up in. >> Is he going to bring my bra? Are you going to get it? >> Yeah. I'm not leaving yet. I'm going to get you in here and get you in the AC. >> How the hell? So, I'm going to tell you what's easier is if you put your knees either that way or this way, it'll >> Before hauling her off to a jail cell, the officer brings out the camera for one final detail, taking close-up highdefinition photos of her fingernails to secure the definitive evidence for court. Isn't this a crazy scenario indeed. After the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. She's making no sense. What the hell is on her neck? She's making no sense. Can't form a sentence. Somehow, the thought of extra bacon is downright repulsive. All of a sudden, some say the witnesses were too harsh. Others say they didn't go far enough. Which side are you on? Let's argue it out below. This Karen was taken into custody and accused of domestic abuse. She might be sentenced to up to a year in prison, 12 months of probation, and a fine of up to $1,000 if found guilty. Mandatory counseling and a no contact order with the victim are possible further sanctions. The lesson is that especially in cases where there is convincing proof, ignoring the truth won't alter the facts. Maintain composure and accept responsibility at all times. The situation may rapidly worsen. 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. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to LawFrame for more content.