Hey. Yeah. >> Get out of the car. Get out of >> It's honestly ridiculous how some people think they're untouchable and can behave however they want. Reality usually proves them wrong. >> I didn't mean that. All right, let's go. >> No, please. Can I please? No, I can't. >> NO. [screaming] >> AT Law Frame, we reveal what happens when Ego meets the badge. Let's see how that plays out. And when the most entitled Karen feels untouchable, starting with the first incident. >> Yeah, >> get out of the car. Get out. On November 12th, 2025, an officer stopped a car going 100 miles hour in a 50 mph zone while on patrol. [music] >> Get out of your car. [singing] >> What? >> Step out of your car. >> Step out of your car. >> Are you going to arrest me? >> 152. 1552 >> 1552 >> I'm 1050 Papa X-ray Mike Zulu 95 be just west of the Dollar General >> Hey 15 I got one refusing to get out of car 35 Step out of the car now. >> Step out of the car. Step out of your car. >> Are you at County Road 21? >> 1552. I'm just west of County Road 21 on State Road 20. Ma'am, let me see your driver's license. Ma'am, I'm about to break your window. Get out of the car. Ma'am, step out of the car. Give me your driver's license and get out of your car now. Let me see it. Provide it outside of the window now. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Step out of the car now. Step out of the car. Step out of the car now. >> Uh, can you speak in English? I don't think you can hear me. >> Step out of the car. >> No, no, no. There's a Can you hear him? >> I don't know who you're talking to. >> Do you hear this person talking to me? >> I work with the sheriff's office. Get out of the car. >> And he says he >> You're being You're being stopped. Get out of the car. >> And he's >> Get out of the car. is assaulting me. The officer is assaulting me. >> Get out of the car now. >> No. If you want Okay. You want to talk to him? >> Open the door. >> Mom, he's talking right now. >> Open the door. >> See what he's saying? >> Open the door and get out. >> Opening the door, you piece of [ __ ] >> Get out of the car. >> You're driving 100 miles hour or 50 m. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You are under arrest. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. Get out. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Now, >> if we have to ask you again, we're going to we're going to break your windows and we're going to pull you out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. I said no. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> No. >> Because the woman refused to comply with lawful orders to exit the vehicle, the police were legally justified in breaking the car window and forcibly removing her to carry out the arrest. >> We're going to have to rip her out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Hey, I have rights as Jewish. >> Get out of the car. >> No, I'm an American citizen. >> Get out of the car. She's refusing to get out. She's verbal. >> She hasn't left. We're going to break. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Break the window, Carrie. Now break the window. >> Yeah. Break. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> Yeah. >> Get out of the car. Do not touch me. >> Get away from me. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You're getting tased. >> Get out of the car. You're getting tased. Stop. Don't cut her armp. >> I'm a girl. >> Do not touch me. >> I'm a girl. >> If you don't get out of the car, we're going to tase you. >> How am I supposed to move my arm? >> Sit back. >> Don't push me. >> Sit back. >> Let go for a second. >> Yeah, you got a new car. Congratulations. >> Get out now. >> Take off my seat. >> Get out now. >> Yeah. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't >> get out of the car. >> No, don't do that. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car now. >> Come on. They're >> I got to >> I told you you're under arrest. >> No, you're a criminal. I said you're a criminal. Are they even filming this [ __ ] >> She was then immediately escorted to the patrol car. >> Let's get her up out of the road for it. >> Stand up. Stand up. What are you going to do? Take off my shoes. >> My car. >> No, this one. >> Sit down. >> I don't know how to sit down. >> Sit down. Get in the car. >> I'm stupid. I don't know how to sit down. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. We're done. >> Oh, you put her feet. >> Hello, sir. >> Hello. >> For your service. >> Thanks. >> Yeah, she she she grabbed me by my arm and threw my arm. Sounds like battery. What an absolute idiot. However, on the way to the station, she continued to argue and resist behavior that can further violate the law and result in additional charges such as obstruction or resisting law enforcement. >> Are you there? >> Hello. >> Hello. Are you there? Hello. Piggy, are you there? Are you Hello. Fine. Miss Jenna, >> can you hear me? >> Can you hear me better now? >> Yes. >> Hey, so have you ever been arrested before? For what? >> For what? >> Yeah. >> Uh, one time I hit my mom. >> So, battery, >> huh? >> Like a battery? >> They said it wasn't the basically. >> Yeah. That battery is like battery is like the physical touching of someone else. >> So yeah. Anything else or no? >> I think it was like petty theft at one point. >> Okay. >> All right. >> So today um obviously you're being you're you're placing arrest. You're you're being charged with resisting with violence which is a thirdderee felony and then you're being charged with just the speeding the 50 m hour over. Okay. >> Okay. >> You got any questions for me? >> No sir. >> Okay. Can I ask you a question? >> No problem. >> Why Why didn't you want to get out of the car? >> Well, cuz I knew I was going to get arrested. >> Okay. >> I didn't get into an accident. >> No, you didn't get into an accident. >> No, sir. >> Nope. >> 45. >> How How far were you driving that fast? >> How far to St. >> No, like when you were at You were at 100 miles an hour. >> Yeah. How like how far were you driving at 100 miles >> driving? I don't get the question. >> At at 100 miles an hour, what's the distance you traveled >> to St. >> No, you're coming from Gainesville, right? >> Exactly. >> So on State Road 20. >> Huh? >> On This is State Road 20. >> Okay. >> So on State Road 20. >> GPS. >> Okay. So were you driving 100 miles per hour for a really long time? >> I don't really care. They're going to arrest me anyway. You're going to jail. So, I don't >> Okay. >> Okay. >> This Karen was accused of violently resisting an officer, a severe crime that has substantial legal repercussions. She was also given a moving traffic infraction for exceeding the speed limit by almost 50 mph. Everybody has an opinion, and this is also true of the viewers who left comments underneath the video. I think I hate her. What does she think honking her horn is going to do? What a I bet she's the coworker everyone hates. The lesson is that reckless driving and refusing to cooperate with police only make the situation worse. If you enjoyed this, subscribe to Law Frame for more articles. We'll move on to the next scenario right away so that no one has to WAIT TOO LONG. I DIDN'T MEAN THAT. All right, I'll let go. >> On April 15th, 2023, police were alerted about a group of people illegally using drugs inside a building under construction and responded to disperse them. What's going on in there? >> Not too much. What the hell is this? >> I'll get everything. You got an idea. >> It's like sucks. >> I'm all right. Thanksgiving Daniel Edward Robert David Adam Ida Edward Lincoln is So, the reason that we're out here with you is because of this stuff. It's blocking egress. >> I'll get it moved out cuz we got cameras and stuff and we got people watching. We can't, you know, that's >> I'll get it moved out right now. >> I'm not. >> Thank you. No problem. >> And uh you guys have a 24-hour notice thing. >> I got the resource pamphlets. Have >> you guys been given one of these before? >> No. >> Okay. >> When one woman refused to comply with lawful police orders and repeatedly caused a disturbance, officers had legal grounds to arrest her. >> Oh, no. No. Relax. Stop. >> I didn't mean you. >> All right. Let go. >> Let go. >> Ow. Ow. I still going to kill for sure. >> You need to stop. >> I need to be >> You're going to get charged. >> I AM THE WORST PERSON on this planet. I know. >> I'm so sorry. I am the worst person in the world. >> I'm going to jail for sure. Relax. >> DC, you touch the battery. Throwing dope in my face is not going to be a good thing. >> Oh no. >> Be okay. >> You're going to have to keep it right there. >> Take this towel. >> Ashley, stay in the corner. Hey, sit down. Let's go, too. >> Dad, get out of my thoughts. >> We're good right now. >> Stop kicking me. >> I did not kick you. >> Stop kicking. You're not playing. I know you are. >> Okay. >> I didn't say that. >> Okay, then. Relax. Don't kick us and then we'll kick you. >> All right. Respect. >> Respect. Okay. Deal. >> He'll take his leg off, but don't you kick that. >> Deal. Deal. You promised. >> I promise. >> Take a breath that you get [ __ ] on my face. >> Huh? She tried to rub that dope in my face. >> I got it. Take over. >> Do that. >> You promising you're not going to kick. >> I won't do it. >> What was on that tin foil? >> Was it heroin? I'm going to lose it. Heroin. >> What was in the tin foil? >> It was heroin. [ __ ] loser. >> 96 fingers. >> Shut up. >> No [ __ ] >> 96 fingers. >> Ashley, come on. Hey. Hey. Roll over. Come on. Come on. I'LL HELP YOU. COME ON. COME ON. HEY, COME ON. I'M not hurting you. Sit up. >> No. Sit up. [screaming] >> Ashley, sit up, please. >> Hold the door. >> Just come here. Stop running. What are you doing? >> I don't know. I'm Hold this. Just hold this. >> I said I wanted to try to rub dope in my face. >> After a forceful struggle to restrain her, the police escorted her to the patrol car. >> Sit up. >> Come for sit up. >> I really want to then sit up. Come on. >> Sorry. >> Sit up. Sit up. Sit up. >> Come on. Sit up. Here you go. Stand up. >> All right. I know you're sorry. Come on. >> I'm usually really >> Hey, what's up? >> Hold on. I'm stepping on it. >> No. >> There we go. It hurts. Just don't go. No, >> I don't see it anymore. [screaming] >> Come on. She was ultimately taken to the station for further processing in accordance with the law. >> He's on this side. >> Yep. >> Hey Ashley, how do you >> know what I mean? >> I've just transer transported her from hospital here. I wasn't really involved with the beginning stuff, but she's been cleared at Gunderson. Initially, she was pretty combative. is my understanding at least. But show >> I don't know what they gave her at the hospital. >> Leave this open. >> H you can shut it. Thank you. >> So that has a jacket, pair of pants, and then in the bottom of it wear is two or three things of tin foil. >> All right. that she had which is where she was screwing up. >> Correct. >> Whether there's stuff in there, I don't know. It just >> Thanks for telling me. >> This Karen was accused of interfering with law enforcement while they are carrying out their duty, a crime known as resisting or obstructing an officer. She was also accused of violating her probation, which can have even more dire repercussions because it shows that she disregarded earlier courtmandated requirements. In light of this bizarre circumstance, the remarks made following the video's distribution are equally significant. Imagine spending the rest of your life in and out of prison. What a horrible life. Don't do drugs. She sounds like a demon. Kids don't do drugs, otherwise you'll be in and out of jail as much as she has been. The lesson is that refusing to cooperate with police during illegal activity only escalates the situation and leads to serious legal consequences, especially for those on probation. This Karen is such a stubborn person. Get more stuff by subscribing to Law Frame if you like this. The next Karen will respond much more violently, so pay attention. >> No, please. Can I please? NO, I CAN'T. ON APRIL 22ND, 2024, when police found a young child wandering alone on the road, they stepped in for his safety and placed him in temporary care >> in the area other than like uh uh the Marlin. Basically, they're all behind the walls and stuff like that. >> He's just walking down the road. He walked across the street. >> Mom, what I think is pushing a twocar stroller, >> okay, >> down this road like a click, a fat >> sister looks a lot like brother. >> Sister looks a ton like brother. Um, only >> Oh, he's your son. >> He's your son. >> Yeah. >> My wife just left cuz she got scared. >> So, that was your wife that I was talking to. She worked at McDonald's. >> She used to, but >> I was trying to give her back her child. >> Okay. So, >> can you clear this up for me, please? >> Yeah. I was at home. >> Why is your son just walking right there? >> So, she said she said she was like on the phone and she was dealing with my daughter >> and and he ran off and then someone just grabbed him. >> So, but she thought she was going to get a good accuser or something, so she just run off. >> Okay. Wait. Uh, what's the story? What happened? >> Well, all I know is I was at home and she was she she walked over here with them. >> Okay. >> Um, and she came back home and she was like ran off and there was the police were there and they have and she >> and she didn't care whatsoever that her kid ran off. >> Well, she did. I mean, she >> Okay. How come you guys didn't call police? The kid runs off. Don't you think it makes sense to call police? >> Well, I mean, I came here right away. I live right there. So, >> so she's back home. >> Yeah. >> Where's home? on the next street here. >> On the next street here. Okay. >> Yeah, she walked up. >> Okay. So, what what do you say? Let's go. Let's go back home. Talk to Is she Is she intoxicated? >> No, I don't think so. I mean, no, she doesn't drink or anything. >> Okay. Does she do any kind of drugs? >> No. >> Has she ever done anything like this before at any point in time? >> No. >> Let's go home then. >> Sound good? >> Did you kiss your dad or what? What's the plan here? >> Yeah. Yeah. Uh you said you're in the next street over. Yeah. >> Are you going to walk or you want me to give you a ride? >> I have my car. I just go here. >> Where's your car? The blue key. All right. Yeah, you can give Charlie that. I'll just follow you home. Sound good? >> The police immediately reunited the boy with his mother and began questioning her. >> So, what's going on? Are you mom? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, what what's what's happened? What happened? What's going on? >> I was just taking my kids to go get um a pizza from Hungry Hollis. >> Okay. >> And then >> one right here, I'm assuming. >> Yes. >> We still have to go get pizza. And then my son I was on the phone with his grandmother. I was trying to take get off the phone because he started running like really fast. My son in the stroller. >> Okay. >> Can you just go inside? >> I'm sorry. I just No, I can get the key. Can you just go inside? Huh? >> Does he have to listen? Does he have to be here? >> Is he the father? >> Yeah. >> Uh, >> okay. I'm sorry. >> I'm not going to force him to go inside now. >> If he wants to stay in there, he can. >> I'm sorry. It's just And then he started running off and then I was trying to catch up to him as soon as I can. Like I was running with the stroller and my daughter and then I he already had somebody else was already holding him and then I went up they went up to me and they were like trying to give him back and he that person was a police officer I guess and then >> yeah he's an offduty cop. Yeah. >> Yes. So he was just basically like saying is this your son and stuff. So then >> yeah I wasn't he just ran off. >> She then claimed that she became frightened and thought he was safe which led to more police intervention. >> So I understand that part. That's no problem. How did it get to the point where the offduty officer has your son and then you guys make contact? Why Why is the son not with you at that point in time? >> Well, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have taken him from him. I guess >> I'm saying why? >> I I just didn't like that somebody else like picked up my son. I understand he's a police officer. It just like bothered me because I don't know too many people. >> So, don't you think it would make sense? >> Yes, it would. >> Hold on. No, hold. I got to get the story straight cuz it's not making any kind of sense to me. >> Your son, please. >> Focus on me. I would not I can't keep doing this. If he's a father, he can stay out here if he wants to. I don't >> a lot of like negativity and a lot I should not get the wrong thing. It's just I'm getting it from I just >> There's no negativity. What's the negative my husband before? >> Okay, >> I'm sorry. >> All right. >> I was just feeling stressed like I should just make >> Okay, >> that's all that there is. >> I understand. So, walk me through it one more time. Hey, focus on me. He's He's the father. He can stay out here if he wants to. I'm not going to force him to go inside. Okay. So, all that negativity [ __ ] you're talking about, throw that out the window. I don't care. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You're walking with your son and your daughter in the stroller. >> Okay. You're going to Hungry Howard to pick up a pizza. >> Your son starts running off. You try to catch up to him. >> Yes. >> An offduty officer just so happens to grab your son, make sure he's okay. >> Walk me through what happened at that very moment. >> I just kind of panicked when he said it was a police officer because I trusted him at that point. Like I knew that if he picked him up that, you know, I I not that you could just stretch a stranger for saying that, but I just believed he was okay at that moment. And it just because I have bad like social anxiety sometimes and just with different things and I just I just like wanted to go home and just like you know I I don't know like it just I got scared because he was like saying you know and then and then obviously like I wanted to just go get my son so I had my husband go get him. But it's like I I just hate when that kind of stuff happens because it's like >> this happens often. You just lose your kids. >> No. No. Like I just hate when you're in public with someone and someone's like, "Oh, your son's missing." you know, just like I just that's what I felt. I'm not saying it was right. I'm just saying it's justified. Like, you know, I take my kids twice a day in the stroller all the way to my daughter's preschool, which is like a mile away, so it's like half an hour each way. So, it's like 2 hours in the stroller, and I take them all all over in the stroller, and they've never gotten lost before. I've never lost them. They've never had any kind of, you know. >> Um, >> real quick, what is your first name? >> Allison. Like, I'm a stay at home mom with them. I don't have a job. >> I got What's your date of birth? So, just to confirm I have the the story straight. >> Yes. >> You're walking with both kids going to hungry. >> Your son starts running. You try to catch up to him. An offduty officer is there. He grabs son, make sure son's okay. >> Yes. >> And then you thought at that moment that your son's safe. So, you decide to take your daughter home. >> It's not necessarily that I thought he was I mean, I did think he was safe, but that's not why I left. I just panic. >> So, why'd you leave? because I just panicked that there that the other people were like accusing me of like you know I don't know like losing my son or something and the fact that he was in this care of like the police officer was like okay like I'm just going to get out of here like you want to arrest me or like do whatever like I'm doing my best as a parent like I was on the phone with someone I was trying to get off with them I try to do this stuff all day. >> So you think it Oh stop stop I don't want to hear no [ __ ] story. It's not a bull. >> Officers found her explanation unreasonable and indicative of negligence, giving them legal grounds to take further action. And we have to go back to the point where >> I'm sorry for I shouldn't have left him. >> No, that's it. It is what it is. It happened. But cuz you said you were uncomfortable, but then you were comfortable. I'm a little confused at that point. Did Did the offduty deputy did he give you a badge or something? >> Not evident that I was having like a panic attack like I was just not doing the right thing then. But >> okay. >> He was in C. I mean, as far as >> Did he show you a badge or anything? >> No. >> Okay. >> That's why I don't even understand why. >> You're not going to go get him. >> So, he said that he was a cop and then What was your immediate reaction at that point in time? >> Well, he there was another person that was I I believed he was safe with the I believed he was a cop. I trusted his intentions. Okay. >> I just got nervous that I don't that it was >> ran off and >> Okay. >> So, why didn't you just bring him home. >> I don't know. I don't know. Like I don't have a good answer for that. >> Okay. >> I just don't like when other people like interfere with my own situations then, but I understand that it was >> So then walk me through what was going through your mind at that moment. Were you were just worried about getting your daughter home and then coming back or what was >> Yes. I I mean, I'm not sure. I just wish the whole situation never occurred because we were just walking a hungry house. >> No, I understand that. But >> Okay. So I I don't know. That's all. >> Okay. >> As a result, they decided to arrest the woman. She began to argue. >> Has that ever happened before? >> No. >> No. Your kids ever ran away before? >> Um, no. I I No. I mean, if it's just a different incident, but no, >> it's a different one. >> A different incident. I don't >> Are you Do you see where our concern is? >> Not really. I'm the best mom that I can possibly be to my kids. >> You left your 2-year-old. >> Okay. So, go ahead and arrest me. Go find someone better to take care of my children. I was on the phone with my husband's grandmother. >> You left your 2-year-old kid with a string. >> Do you want to talk to her? Do you want to talk to my other grandmother? And they all know that I'm the best. >> Our biggest thing. Go ahead and just go ahead. Just go ahead. Like, no. I mean, I don't mean that. Turn around for me. No, I don't mean that. >> I mean, you're still going to jail either which way. >> No, please. Can you just stop, please? We don't We don't need to do all this. >> No, please. I just don't Can you stop? >> NO, I CAN'T. PLEASE. I DON'T WANT TO do this. No. Please. No. PLEASE. NO. PLEASE. >> DO NOT scratch me. >> Please. I can't. No. Please. I just need a break. I'm sorry. She tried, but she didn't. Please. No. Please. I seriously I need Please. >> All right, Alison. Come on. >> No, please. I can't start. >> Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. You're all right. >> No, I'm not. Please. No. Please. Please. Can you just give me another chance, Mario? No. Please. I'm not going to go. >> Real quick. Do you also mind starting your front camera just FOR A QUICK? [screaming] PLEASE. >> CAN YOU STOP? >> NO. I need help. Please. Please. I need to go to the doctor. Like, please. >> Come here. You don't need no doctor. We're not doing that [ __ ] >> Here. Just fa face the card right there. All right. I'm just going to pat you down. But that camera's on. My camera's on. All my partner's cameras are on. >> No, please. >> Listen. Listen real quick. >> I'm scared to release my phone. >> Can you Can you calm down for a second? Do you have anything on you? Anything? Phone, wallet, keys, bomb, bazooka, anything like that? >> I have a phone. >> You have a phone? What pocket is it? >> This one. >> All right. Do you have anything else? >> Um, no. >> All right. I'm just going to pass you down with the back of my hand. All right. >> All right. I'll make sure I put all this back in the house for you. >> No. Like I'm scared to go. I want to go back with my kids. >> Okay. >> Can I just pin? >> I mean, in my personal opinion, if you wanted to go back to your kids, you wouldn't have left him and ran away. >> I got scared from that. I seriously >> mean you actually told the guy, "No, that's not my kid." And then kept going. >> I got scared because I seriously I've been having like a panic attack with certain things and I've been telling my husband I needed help like with mental health work and I >> honestly can you start moving please? and even resisted while being escorted into the patrol car behavior that can constitute resisting or obstructing law enforcement under the law. >> We're going to go in this car right here. >> My phone? >> Yeah. Do you want to take your phone? You want me to leave it here with your husband? >> Oh, can I have it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Take a seat for me. >> Where am I going to? >> You want to go to jail? Watch your foot. >> Where? >> Where? >> To the Pel County Jail off 49th Street. >> No, please. Can I please? No. I can't stop. [screaming] This Karen could be charged with child neglect or child endangerment for allowing her child to wander alone on the road along with additional charges for disorderly conduct and resisting or obstructing law enforcement during the arrest. I mean, isn't this a crazy situation? Let's look at the comments made by viewers after the video became viral. People need to stop blaming anxiety for their crappy behavior. There's no scenario where her story makes sense. What an idiot. What is wrong with her? She leaves her son with strangers because she has social anxiety. The lesson is that neglecting a child's safety and resisting police intervention only leads to more serious legal consequences. This Karen is a complete mess already. Please subscribe to Law Frame to keep up with more cases similar to this one. What will happen to the next one? Let's not stop observing. On October 6th, 2022, officers were summoned to a domestic violence incident in California. The lady was charged with resisting arrest and domestic violence. Additionally, she was under warrant for failing to complete the alcohol evaluation. >> Nope. Come here. Come talk to me. >> I'm not doing a damn thing wrong. THIS IS MY YARD. YOU BETTER GO TALK TO HIM FIRST. >> NO. I'm going to talk TO YOU FIRST. >> NOT ME FIRST. I'VE BEEN DUNK CALLED through two times. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> This is nice. My landlord's right there. >> I don't care. >> Look, she's right there. >> Just hang. >> She's right there, man. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Turn around. >> Cam. Cam, >> you're in my yard. You know that, right? >> I don't care. Turn around. I don't have a warrant at the end. All right, you're recording. >> You're recording? >> I know I am. >> Look right there. >> Put your hands behind your back. No. Tell him to get off. No. >> Where's your hands? >> No. >> You don't want to give up your hand. >> Give us the hand. >> No. No. No. >> Just give her take. Relax. Hold on. Let me breathe. >> You're breathing. You're talking. You're going to fight. You're going to fight an officer. >> We'll let you up. Put your hands behind your back. >> Oh, no. >> Give us this one. >> No. Get it right. You >> got him. >> Yep. Don't break my [ __ ] Oops. >> Give us the other one. >> Come on. Give us the other one. >> You got this one. Got it. Yeah. >> Give us this one. >> Give it up. Hey, we're going to tilt you on your side if you're going to be decent. You going to be decent. Going to turn you towards the the grass. Okay. That way you can breathe. You can turn on your side. The teenager began using offensive language after being restrained by the police, even swearing and criticizing those who were carrying out their jobs. >> You That's not necessary. You >> want Do you want to sit up? >> You >> That's a way to treat me. I didn't do nothing. >> You >> Hey, you can still be decent. >> Let me up then. >> I'll let you sit up. >> You let me up. >> Only you're going to be decent. You got to tell me you're going to be decent. >> Oh, come on. >> All right. You going to be decent? You >> stupid. >> Hey, >> you think it's funny? I had your first police officer like a little [ __ ] >> Really? >> Yes. >> I am. You know, [sighs] >> my heart is breaking right now. >> I'm housebroken. >> Shut up. >> You're out of breath, ain't you? >> Not me. >> I bet you're officer. The first one you couldn't even know me. >> It's like riding the cow. Oh, you [laughter] [ __ ] you. >> So, why are you fighting this guy? >> Who this guy? >> He wouldn't give me my stuff, man. >> Okay. Why you yelling at me? >> Cuz >> Well, since you like this guy, you tell him your story. I'll go. >> I don't like him. I don't love him. I want this guy. >> I've been wanting this dude out of my house. I've been wanting him. >> Looks like he's moving. Is that his trail? >> No. And then Julian took my key to my house. >> Julian >> Julian William. >> Yeah, she probably. >> And so I hit him two times. Three times in the mouth. I did. >> You hit him? >> Hell yeah. I hit him. >> I popped him in his mouth. Hell yeah. >> Okay. When you're yelling, I can't really hear you all that well. >> I popped him. Yeah, I did. like >> he's been seen somebody else and I don't I don't even care about him. >> They gave SOME CHANGE FOR THE >> COMMISSARY. The [ __ ] you bucking at? >> I don't know. I can't make it out yet. >> I was trying to talk to you, but you're yelling. >> That's what it is. >> What's up? >> I'm it. >> I'm up. >> Let me up. >> Just to relax. >> NO, LET ME UP. >> NO, CUZ you're not in charge here. you. THIS IS MY HOUSE. >> PUBLIC SIDEWALK. Public sidewalk. >> You he assaulted me in my yard. >> She started to resist and even kicked one of the cops as they lifted her and led her to the car. >> One, two, three. There we go. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Hold on. Hold on. You can't take my backpack off. >> I'm going to. >> Can you please? >> Sure. >> You going to be decent about it? >> And look, he has my key. This is my house. Nobody's allowed here. >> There's no bond. >> Why is there nobody? >> Because it's a W County. >> How is it Ward County? >> I don't know. Because a district court judge signed it. >> No, it's not. >> Yep. >> All right, let's head on over to the car here. >> Don't push. >> Nobody's pushing. >> Yes, he did. >> Down. >> Oh, that old man. >> All right. You got anything on you? >> Hey, I need my phone. >> Yeah, it's in your bag. We put it in. >> No, it's not. I need to see it. No, it's not. He threw it. It's on the ground. >> He threw it. >> Hey, >> it's on the ground. >> See it right there. >> Dude, why the you hitting? Why you driving me like that? >> Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Get in the car. >> Stop. Scoot over. Scoot over. But after a time, the female appeared to lose her cool. She wailed and shouted while she sat in the car. But thankfully, a policeman arrived and helped her relax. [screaming] Don't make [laughter] it worse. >> Stop it. >> You don't need to do that. >> I care. >> It's cuz I care. I care. I care. I care. I care. >> I care about him. I care about >> I understand that. >> I care about him. >> Well, don't hurt yourself cuz you care about him. I >> You don't have to hurt yourself. >> Yes, I do. >> No. [clears throat] >> Can I tell him? >> Can I tell him I care? >> He knows you care. He said you care. >> Yeah. >> I care about you. >> I don't want to see that. >> I care about you. I care. >> I don't want to see you care. Huh? >> I hope you know that I care about you, too, because you [panting] >> Do you want us to roll down the window a little bit? Get you some air back here. >> We can do that. >> Would that help a little? [sighs] >> Yep. >> Okay. >> We're going to see the hospital. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Do you want to tell him one more time that you love him or whatever you got going on? You care about him? >> He can He can be in my house. >> He can be at your house? >> Yeah. All right, we're going to get you to the hospital checked out. Okay, >> you can be a >> The teenager appeared to lose control once more on the route to the police station. She continued to bash her head against the window and yell to check on her. The authorities even had to pull over the vehicle. >> Shut up. Just shut the window down or do you want it up? >> Shut the Yes. >> What's that? >> Shut up. They need they need to shut up. [gasps] They need to shut up. They need to shut up. They need to They need to shut the up. >> They need to shut up. Yeah. [screaming] Chelsea, what's going on with you? >> I don't know. >> You've never been like this when I've been out with you. Come here. Look at me. Look at me. Let me fix your hair for you. Just look at Chelsea. Come on. Trying to help you here. Are you okay? >> No. >> Okay. Turn and face me. Let me fix your hair. Okay. I don't know what's wrong. I don't know. I don't know what's wrong. >> Are you still using or no? >> Um, [laughter] yes, but I use that pretty much every day. That's not it. >> Okay. >> My voice is >> Okay. >> Are you taking any medications or >> No. >> Okay. Okay. >> Just hang tight. Okay. Doctor. All right. >> I know. Just Just need to take some photos. Okay. No. >> Um, were you Did you get tackled to the ground? >> I don't need no photos. No, he's fine. I don't >> I understand. I just want to make sure it's on my book. I'm [snorts] fine. >> Okay. But you don't have scratches or cuts or nothing? >> No, not him. >> Well, do me a favor because my sergeant, my lieutenants want me to. I have to take at least a couple. One or two. >> It wasn't his boss. >> It's not It has nothing to do with him. This is what we have to >> Okay, that's fine. Do I get medication to calm me down? >> What's that? >> Do I get my medication to calm me down? >> So, right now, we're just getting you medical clearance before we head over to the jail. >> I need my medicine to calm me down. >> I understand. Is your medicine at your house? >> No. >> Okay. You don't have any prescribed to you? >> No. Yes, I do. I have, but I haven't been taking my medication. >> Okay. >> But you can help me. I would you can help me saying that this isn't me. >> But what can I do though? >> Saying that this isn't me. >> I I understand you. Trust me, I do. I deal with people all the time, Chelsea. >> So limited at what? >> But I'm not like this. And you know that. You know this. >> You know, you're right. I absolutely do. >> You can help. This Karen was accused of assault on a police officer, resisting arrest, domestic abuse, and having an outstanding warrant. Depending on the court's ruling, she can be subject to forced treatment fines and jail time. Following the video's online release, the following comments were left by viewers. Some perpetrators make their crimes extremely easy to investigate. I had no doubt she committed domestic battery after she added battery on a police officer to it. drugs and mental illnesses is not a good mix. Hopefully, she can get her life together. That is truly an emotionally disturbed individual. The lesson is to maintain composure, obey the law, and cooperate with authorities in order to prevent more serious repercussions. If you like this post, please subscribe to Law Frame for more. >> That's your own fault. >> No, it's your own. On May 22nd, 2023, when a woman and her friend appeared suspicious in someone's garden, cops were called. When their identities were investigated, one of them had current criminal warrants. Hello. >> Hi. >> How are you? Got a call back here. Uh that gentleman just came out. You waiting on him? Cuz he turned around pretty quick. >> Yeah. >> How come he turned around real quick then? He don't like >> No, no. I'm saying, are you waiting on somebody? Cuz he turned around real quick, went back to the front of that house. >> Okay, >> let me be more specific. Why are you guys back here sitting? We got a call on you. >> A call on us. >> Mhm. No answer. You guys got to look at each other. That's an indicator to me that uh >> Go ahead. >> She asked me to drop her off. That's what I was doing. >> Okay. Have ID on you? Either one of you. >> No, I don't have it with you. >> No, I don't have an ID on you. >> It's required. If you're behind the wheel of a motor vehicle, you're operating it. Car is running. >> I live on Ashwood. >> What are you doing here? >> Um, yeah. I my friend Dave wanted me to come over here. So >> was that Dave that uh turned around went the other direction? >> No, Dave's in Englewood. >> So why are you here? >> Because Dave wanted me to come over here. >> Do you know the people live here? >> Oh yeah. >> Who are they? What's their name? >> Um I I don't know. I I call them. >> All I want may some honesty, you know. >> I call them. >> You do or you don't? >> Yeah. >> You want to get her information for me? All right. Give me your social security number. Let me just before we do this, >> okay, >> before we proceed right now, nobody's in any trouble. All right, we got a call on you for being back here. >> Okay. >> For what? >> Suspicious. >> You have any idea? >> Suspicious from what? I don't know. >> Don't know. People call all the time for things. >> Okay. >> But if there's any um reason for me to believe that you're untruthful, >> Uhhuh. >> we'll prolong this a little longer. Okay. >> Oh, yeah. >> You know what I'm saying? We You don't You want involvement? We want Yeah. Yeah. No. No. >> Fair enough. Fair enough. You want to get her information for me? >> Go ahead. Shut the vehicle off. >> You have any ID or anything on you at all? >> No, I do not. >> Nothing at all. >> Who's trouble? One of the females was ordered to exit the vehicle as soon as the two police officers confirmed their names and she immediately attempted to run away. >> Let me get your first name. >> Uh, what? >> What's your name? >> Joelyn. >> What is it? >> Joelyn. >> Spell that for me. >> J O S. >> J O S. >> A l. >> Which one? This one. Step out. Another one too. Yep. Go ahead, step out. Put cigarette out for me. >> Leave your phone and stuff on the car. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back for me. Hey. God dang it. Hey. GREG. It's all right. Turn over. >> Stop resisting. >> Now, you know what? >> Stop resisting. >> Don't tow your car. >> No. >> Don't tow your car. >> Stop resisting. >> Got your hand. Yeah, there's going to >> That's your own fault. >> No. >> It's your own fault. Murder at me. For real, too. >> Come on. Just want to hurry up. All right. Now I'm going tas behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm going to tase you. >> I'm going to tase you. >> Hold on to it. >> No. Hang on. >> Stop resisting. >> You're not going anywhere. Stop resisting. Hang on to her. There we go. Now, Mandy, >> Mandy. See >> 233 >> 99. >> Put your other hand behind your back. Put your other hand behind your back. Just one or two crews will hurry you. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> You got her hand. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back, man. You know you're already caught. Now it's just a matter of what we do with you. All the way down. >> You all right? Yeah. >> Now, Mandy fell. Yeah, she fell too. Pretty hard. >> Yeah. >> Let's take a look at her. Make sure she's all right. Cuz she feels pretty hard, too. Really? >> Yeah. >> Make sure. >> After some time, other police officers showed up to help the girl get into the car and head to the station. She was so worn out and overwhelmed by the number of cops that she had given up on resistance by that point. >> You okay? >> Yeah. Does she need a medic? >> My knee busted up. >> Does she need a medic? Uh, she's playing possum. She didn't have no problem with wrestling around with police. Okay. >> All of a sudden, when she got handcuffed, that's the way she uh wants to be. >> Security. >> What's your name, dear? >> What is it? >> Last name. >> Oh, okay. >> She has felony warrants. >> All right. You ready? >> Felony warrants. >> Yeah. >> Very drug possession. Whatever. >> Stand up. We didn't check her real good. Make sure you check her. >> Yeah, she injured her. >> Oh, let's wash it up first. >> Yeah, see my knee. She has to go hospital. Uh um >> yeah, bust my knee up. >> A heck of a dumb one down. >> I think I go to Gary. >> Yeah, my knee both both knees are busted up. >> What's in this back pocket? She took one like you did. >> Keep that. >> She did. >> Maddie, did you do any drugs today? >> She was fine back there. She was like totally fine. >> Okay. >> In the car. She's faking it. >> We're going to take you to the hospital to get checked out, but you got to stay awake till then. Okay. >> Hey, you guys mind? >> What? stick down and I'll come back in here in just a minute. >> Okay, >> sorry for anything. >> Well, we're going to do injuries prior for sure. >> Yeah, >> she's going have to stay here. >> Yeah. Can you see us out here on a call? >> Yep. >> You just want to come up on Stephen Tho 233. Tell you what, these things are worthless. >> What are you doing? >> Yeah. >> Stand up. >> This Karen may be subject to extra penalties if she has active felony warrants and is charged with resisting arrest, which carries a maximum jail sentence of 6 months in fines, as well as failure to appear. In all, she can be fined and imprisoned for many months. Many people responded to this situation and the girl's reaction in the uploaded video. Such a good decision to run. They only catch about 99.99999% of runners. So, you're telling me there's a chance? These thugs that think they can get out of trouble by running. Lol. Every time someone tries to run, they always trip and fall, then start fighting and crying. It makes me laugh. The lesson is that cooperating with authorities can assist in avoiding more severe legal repercussions while fighting or escaping just makes matters worse. This Karen is very uncompromising. If you like this, please subscribe to Law Frame for future posts. Watch out for a far more aggressive reaction from the next Karen. >> YOU JUST LOST HER. ON MARCH 26TH, 2024, two people were causing trouble at a tavern in Oak Park, Illinois. So, police were called to remove them. >> You guys, they're in the bathroom. >> The bathroom? >> You just want them out? >> Yeah. >> All right. You guys got to come out. >> These two right here. >> These two got to go. We was going to leave. >> What you mean? >> Come on. Talk to us. >> NO. NO. SHE IN A VIDEO BATHROOM. We sold >> I don't know. But this is private business. So they she just >> Not me. >> She didn't say anything about you. I'm all right. How are you? >> You good? >> I'm good. How are you? >> DISTRICT. >> THAT'S MY AREA. >> Don't touch me. WE ASKING >> WE ASKING WHY THEY HERE. >> WE ASKING YOU AND YOU WHY THEY HERE. BOTH of y'all. >> We asking both of y'all why they here. >> All right. Let's go. >> No, we not. We asking both of y'all why they here. [music] >> Excuse me. Why they here? Can I? I'm not going to do nothing. >> Listen, you was just TRYING TO BE COOL. >> STOP SCREAMING. >> YOU LOYAL JOB. >> ALL RIGHT, LET'S GO. NO, we get Don't touch me on my damn phone. Don't touch me. >> I'll talk to YOU ASS. WE GOT TO GO. >> I'LL TALK TO YOU. I'll talk TO YOU. >> I'LL SMACK the car. YOU WANT ME TO GO ON MY YOU GOT TO DON'T SEARCH. WHY YOU CRYING NOW? THE WORKER WAS THEN CHARGED and one woman was held by an officer as her friend allegedly repeatedly struck the worker and pulled her hair. No, it's a it's a reaction. >> Just wanted to make sure MY GET THE PURSE AND GET OUT. >> After they were outside, one of the women attacked the policemen while the other persisted in making trouble by pounding on the pub door. >> YING ground right now. >> Calm down. All right. All right. >> No. Back up. Let's cover her up. >> All right. Chill, bro. We male. We broke. Chill. >> Just cuffed us for [ __ ] You >> justing punched me. >> You just overthrew me on the ground. I'm not a female. Y'ALL, IF Y'ALL DIED, Y'ALL DIED. >> I'M GOING TO GET UP. >> I'M HERE. I'M HERE. >> GET SOME MORE cars over here. Simon just got punched in the face. Let's go to supervisor, >> too. I AIN'T START. SHE HIT ME FIRST. What the >> All right. She hit me first, though. >> Well, you guys aren't letting us get to THE BOTTOM OF THAT. >> SHE JUST HIT ME ON MY FACE FIRST. >> YOU DIDN'T LET US GET TO THE BOTTOM OF IT. NOW, YOU GUYS ARE PUNCHING ME FIRST. >> YOU JUST WATCHED THAT. >> GO GET HER. THAT'S WHAT I WANT. GET OUTSIDE. >> HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO KNOW THAT PUNCHING HIM IN THE FACE? >> I'M TELLING YOU. I'M TELLING YOU, >> MAN. IF YOU GUYS WOULD HAVE STEPPED OUTSIDE AND ACTED LIKE ADULTS, >> PLEASE. I just don't want to sit down. >> Y'all gave me hiccup on my piec. Okay, she cool. >> Ma'am, girl, put her in the squad. >> I'm checking on >> Help me out. I'm going to take care of y'all. Get my best friend. GET MY GET MY PURSE. GET MY JACKET. >> NO. >> Throw throw in the back of my squad. >> Ma'am, >> throw this. MA'AM, PLEASE. I want to beat the out of this. OKAY. [screaming] >> KNOCK IT OFF. >> I WANT YOU ON ID. >> I WANT YOU. I DON'T. >> OKAY. >> I WANT YOU. >> GET IN. >> Get in right now. >> I'm getting What though? >> You justing punched me? cuz you just this is you just threw me on the ground like a male female. >> The other woman remained behind after the first was taken into custody creating a commotion. >> ME YOU LOCK HER UP. >> What happened? >> She p me first. She going to lock her up. WHO IS SHE? >> COME HERE. >> HOLD ON. HOLD ON. NO, YOU'RE TALKING TO ME FIRST. >> SHE ME FIRST. >> LET'S FIGURE out what's going on. >> Listen. Oh my grandma. I love my grandma. I love my grandma. She hit me in my face FIRST AND SHE LOCK US UP. SHE DON'T LOCK US OFF. >> TAKE a breather. I'm serious. No crack. Y >> What's going on? All right. WHAT HAPPENED? >> I'M SORRY. I'M LISTEN. LISTEN. >> BREATHER. >> I put it on my grandma. I love my grandma to death. She hit me in my face first. That girl should never have hit me and I love her. SHE SHOULD HAVE BEEN BACK THERE. >> I don't know what happened. I'm trying to leave you guys to figure out what happened. >> SHE SHOULD HAVE NEVER GOT BACK THERE TO ATTACK ME IN THE FIRST PLACE. THAT'S WHY I HIT HER CUZ she hit me first. YOU SEE MY HAIR ALREADY? SHE PULLED MY HAIR OUT. >> AND WHO'S THE one that struck you? The one that orange. >> The one with the orange. She hit me in my face. We ain't do [ __ ] I'm talking to y'all. I'm talking TO Y'ALL. Y GOING UP AND she just hit ME FIRST AND Y'ALL GOING TO NO, NO. Listen to me. Listen to me. WE'RE GOING TO FIGURE OUT THOUGH CUZ y Listen, I'm talking to you. My mama, I'm mad, but I got respect. YOU FEEL ME? I GOT RESPECT over everything. I'm like, damn grandma. I love my grandma the devil. She just hit me first and I'M GOING TO KILL THIS. I'MMA TELL YOU THE TRUTH. NO, YOU LISTEN TO ME. YOU SAID you said I'mma talk to you. I'm listen to you first. SHE TOUCHED ME FIRST. >> YOU MY BEST FRIEND. Y'ALL PULL HER ON THE GROUND. SHE TOUCHED ME FIRST. >> I KNOW. >> SHE SHOULD BE HABIT. >> But listen, today's call is not finished yet. ALL THIS RIGHT NOW, >> I DON'T KNOW IF IT'S POSSIBLE YET. I WANT TO [ __ ] her head up. I don't care. She hit me in my face. It's self-defense. I want to fight her. She hit me off in my ass. She hit me on my ass. I ain't DO [ __ ] SHE'S SO Y SHE WANT TO HIT ME CUZ SHE KNOW SHE GOING TO GRAB HER. Oh my mama. >> You want to tell me why? Why would she attack you? Why would she attack? Bro, >> why would she attack you? Why would she attack you? >> She's weird. She's Bro, >> what happened in there to make her >> talking to us? And she we look good. So how to talk to us? >> Do you have ID with you? >> I don't I don't need ID. >> You have no ID in there? >> No. Keep keep her here. If you got to go in cuffs, you're going to go in cuffs. I don't want to detain you right now. Just listen to us until we just say I put it on my grandma. Did I just put it on my GRANDMA CAMERA? I SAID I'M CHILLING ON YOUR GROUND. PUT HER IN CUFFS. PUT HER IN cuffs on her squad. >> I'm chilling. >> You're currently being detained. Don't make it worse. You're being detained. >> Until we get to the bottom of it, we're just going to put you in Get your hands behind your back. Do I need Yes, ma'am. >> I need you for me to resist. >> Let's laugh first. Listen. Can I wipe my ass first on one of y'all? Wipe my ass. I prefer the female. Wipe my ass. >> I prefer the female. >> The female's going to do it then. >> Wipe my ass. She just not going to do it cuz she acting weird. I put my first go. >> GO. Y >> somebody go stuff. Y'all put me Listen, y'all put me in a cup for her pussing me in my face. Tell her run the camera she hit me first. Before we leave, I want you to run the cameras and show me first. Okay, go. And then we look at when I find her 101. I'm not >> That's not how this works. When that radio is not going through mine turn, so I don't know what channel I was on. I was calling. I was hearing somebody look away. >> Somebody pushing you on my damn y'all. I'm put it on my grandma. I make that [ __ ] Y'all put me in handcuffs. What the? Y'all weird as I'm about real quick. >> Don't make me search. >> Can y'all be my best friend? Cuz y'all put >> your best friend's in there. >> I don't have on me, folk. I don't have >> procedure before we put you in the car. >> Run the cameras. That's procedure. >> That's what we're doing. I'll hold her on my dick ON MY CAGE, BOY. OKAY. THAT [ __ ] GOING TO LAY HER ON MY DAMN GRANDMA. THAT GOING TO lay here. You going to lay here on my dead grandma. Y'all going to LAY HERE. GIVE ME my hit me. Can you stay here? What you supposed to do with me? >> I'm not closing the door. I'm right here trying to listen. Listen to me. Listen to me first. We're trying to understand the story and what's going on, right? We got people inside. >> I'm listening. I'm listening. >> We got people inside to taking a look at the cameras, right? To figure out what's going on. You got it. >> Talking. If you doing, let me know what you doing. Stop talking now. Let me know what you doing. What do you want to say? What do you want to say? >> Baby, you listening? >> We in the We in the bathroom. She opened the bathroom. Yo, the police took her. She just doing it cuz her was trying to talk to us. I'm trying to tell y'all her was trying to talk to us and she came and she hit me. She kicked me. She kicked me on my dear grandma. I love my grandma. I won't. Okay, I let you talk. Can I talk? I'm emotional right now. But listen, you have to understand I'm mad cuz I'm in here cuz you not. You have to understand I'm emotional right now. Y'all going to take her out over me REGARDLESS CUZ SHE RIGHT THERE. You have to understand I'M TALKING BABY. I'M TALKING I'M ahead cuz she not and I told you hit me first. So you is you you is you're still getting baby. Baby you're not a baby. You listen. I'm talking right. Can I can I talk? I let y can I'm emotional. I understand. I'm listening. I'm in I'm not listening though. You're not listening. >> I'm listening. HE SAID >> YOU KEEP TALKING CUZ I LET HIM TALK. We said talk she not yelling. We talking. Okay. >> We talking. We talking. We not yelling. I'm listening. I'm listen. I'm respectful. >> We want to get your story. >> I'm respectful. Talk to me. I'm respectful. Talk. Go. I'm listening. >> Get the shot though. >> I'm listening. Go. I'm talking. I'm listening. Go ahead. >> I'm trying to get your story right now. You are not in custody for anything. We are just put you in handcuffs to detain you. Okay. Can I talk? >> All right. You were getting a little bit you were getting a little bit too aggressive right there with with other officers. Okay. >> Can I stop now? >> You can, but you can't stop. You can't repeat yourself if you're going to do that. >> Let's go back to the first arrested woman. When the cops opened the door to move her to another car, one might assume that she had calmed down, but everything stayed the same. She continued to be very obstinate and to raise her voice. >> We're going to go over here. >> Can I please ask a question? >> Yeah. What's up, people? I'm going to grab it for you. What's your name? >> No, I just want to know if she have it. If she has it in the purse, right? >> How do you know? >> I I just saw it. That's why I'm trying to I >> HOW YOU KNOW? HOW YOU KNOW? >> I think Do you have a little purse? Like a little wallet thing, too? >> I do. Can you please? >> I'm going to grab it. >> I'm going to grab it for you. Just get in there. >> I just want to know if my best friend have my phone because they in there with us. >> I'm going to check for you. >> Can I please get some air? It's hot as I'm going to open the window. >> LIKE, DAMN. CAN I PLEASE JUST SIT LIKE THIS? I'M NOT GOING TO DO [ __ ] WITH my hands as I can't do nothing. >> Put your feet inside. I will open the window. >> Like, damn. I can't keep asking my best friend. Does she have her phone? My phone. >> Put your feet like the lady says she is. Y'all not have no business. I hate white people. All y'all making this Mexican Puerto Rican. All y Now now that you're here >> CUZ I'M ASKING YOU A QUESTION. >> CHILL OUT. >> I'M ASKING YOU A QUESTION. >> WHAT KIND OF PHONE DO YOU HAVE? >> IT DON'T MATTER. SHE KNOW IT WHEN SHE SEE IT. >> DAMN. I CAN'T ASK YOU. IT'S THE IPHONE. WHAT THE >> THE FIRST Karen may be charged with battery for resisting arrest and hitting an officer. Battery is a class A misdemeanor that carries a $2,500 fine and a maximum prison sentence of one year. The second Karen may potentially be charged with disorderly behavior, a class C misdemeanor that carries a maximum prison sentence of 30 days, and a maximum fine of $1,500. This is an absurd situation, isn't it? Let's see what other people thought of the video once it became viral. The fact that the girl in orange wasn't put in cuffs immediately is insane. The girl in the orange has zero control of her emotions. She's like a wild animal. And her calling everyone baby is so annoying and disrespectful. Police, take them to jail and stop listening. The lesson is that there are severe legal repercussions for both assault and disobedience to the police. This Karen is really obstinate. Please subscribe to Lawframe if you enjoyed this post so you may get more. Keep an eye out for the next Karen who will respond even more violently. >> Place back. There we go. >> Okay. But just please be careful because my uh um I have a really really bad >> on July 9th, 2025 after a witness followed a hit-and- run motorist in Washington. Police were called to a coffee shop. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Who's the driver of the car? >> Yeah, I am. >> Okay. What's going on? your name and number. >> I didn't. So, I I just looked down for a second and I hit the curb and I thought that my tire could make it here to work and then the and then he just told me that I hit somebody. >> Okay. >> So, >> which which car are you driving? >> This one right here. >> This one. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I just looked down for two seconds. >> Sorry. And you didn't notice? >> I'm trying to call Tom right now. So, he's probably not awake yet, but >> Okay. You didn't notice this? >> I could feel it, but I was trying to make it to work. >> Who's going to that? >> I was going to go down there. >> You probably want to deal with this. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Just come over here. >> After approaching the woman, police questioned witnesses and the victim as part of their investigation. >> Did you witness it? >> Yes. Me and the >> Okay. What What did you see? So me and a sailor were like right behind. He stayed with the guy out there. >> Yeah. >> But uh all of a sudden the car this car swerved up on and it clipped the guy. Took a shoe off, threw him up against like the fence up there and he was laying there. The sailor stayed with him and I followed her. >> Did she looked like she knew what happened? >> Oh, you there's no way you could. Tire blew out. I mean there was a huge amount of noise squirmed back onto the road and >> Okay. You made no attempt to stop? >> No. >> Second Sam 410. Did anybody call with the pedestrian yet? Copy. >> Is there injury? >> Where's these? >> I'm going to try to get up there. Could you Do you know where it happened? Are you late for work? >> It's fine. I I can show you. >> You saw her go up onto the curb. >> Yep. >> And then strike him. >> Yeah, she went up on the fence. I could not tell if it was a strike or he jumped, but then when we got up there, his shoe was off, his like it definitely looked like. >> So, left the roadway, hit him on the sidewalk. >> Yep. >> And just kept going. >> Yep. >> Okay. Drove all the way down here like that. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> You mean behind this? I have a picture. I could not get an actual accurate photo of the license plate, but Okay. >> So, it was this guy, right? >> Like I said, it's like >> I tried to get it as quick as I could because he was pulling ass out of here, right? So we were behind there for about like 5 10 minutes and he was kind of swerving but not like obnoxious or crazy. >> He ran on the guard the you know the D. He ran on that on the highway >> and then turned off the highway came down this way was swerving. He was in this lane but swerving over. >> Okay. >> And then >> yeah like it it looked like that he just kind of like intensely hit him. That's what it looked like it. >> He ran up on the curb. >> So he's got significant lane travel like a DUI. >> Yes. drunk because this was occurring back on the highway continued to hear. So like >> this guy's random. He he hit this guy. >> Did you see him hit the guy? >> Yes. >> Where was he at when he got >> He was just walking. >> He was just facing this walk. The guy comes out behind him and hits him into the fence. >> Is this the car mark from the car that hit you? >> I don't know. You don't know? Okay. Um I know you already gave everybody your name and stuff. if I'm going to ask for it again. Uh the person in the car, we found it and the person's in custody. Okay. So, there's that. I don't know the story about that cuz I'm not there. >> But can I get your information? Were you walking this way? >> Yeah. I was just trying to get to trying to get downtown. >> Yeah. >> Well, I'm thankful these witnesses saw it on the highway >> and stayed. And how about an address for you? >> I mean, I don't really have one right now. Now, me and my girlfriend broke up, so I don't really have a place right now. >> Are you staying outside? >> Are you homeless? >> Last night? Yeah. >> Okay. As of last night. All right. >> You were on the sidewalk when this happened? >> I was. >> See these See these tracks on the on the sidewalk? Is this from the car? >> I don't know. Like I said, I >> remember much. >> All right. Yeah, you're good. >> You guys Do you guys think there's a fracture or what? You guys, >> he probably broke his foot. Yeah, >> this is maybe a broken foot. Is it like evident from like a, you know, just the visual of it? >> Uh, mostly how he's trying to not step on it. >> It's just a weight bearing type thing. So, we probably won't know the significance of the injury until he's got some medical records. >> During questioning, she denied consuming alcohol or drugs that could impair her ability to drive. >> We can go all the way over here. Who are these people? Were they in the car with you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can you take your hands out of your pocket so I talk to you real quick? Okay. So, what happened today? >> I was just driving and I looked down for a second and I hit the curb and I didn't know I hit anybody. >> I didn't see anybody. I wasn't looking over there. >> Okay. Were you driving with like a flat tire or anything? >> Mm-m. >> Were you on your You said you were on your phone. >> No, I just looked down for a second. >> For what reason? >> I think I dropped something. I can't even remember now. >> Okay. So, you think you dropped something and that made you look down? Yeah, just look down for a second. >> Okay. And where were you at when this happened? >> Right where Right before um I think Jack in the Box, you know, right before Jack in the Box. >> Okay. And so >> I didn't know that I hit anybody. >> Okay. Have you any alcohol to drink today? >> Nope. I don't drink. >> Last night >> I don't drink. Do you take any medicine or drugs or anything like that? >> Nope. >> Okay. Um, so other than the dropping, was there anything else going on with the car? >> Um, I got rear ended the other day, but there's nothing wrong with it. >> Okay. And you don't take any medicine or drugs or anything like that? >> Nope. >> Officers then lawfully requested field sobriety tests to assess impairment, but she only agreed to a breath test. Uh, are you willing to perform some voluntary field sobriety tests to make sure that you're okay to drive today? >> Uh, yeah. >> Okay. Um, we can step Why don't we step kind of like right over here? >> Can we Can we um get a hold of the chief of the Burton PD first? >> Huh? >> Why is that? >> Because I would like to talk to him. I want him to be here. He told me to call him if something like this happen. >> Okay. Well, the chief doesn't typically respond. You have a supervisor. He's a sergeant right now. He's typically in charge of the city until admin people come in, but the chief doesn't typically respond to scenes like this. And ultimately, we need to kind of deal with what's going on here first. Okay. >> Um, so can you stand? Uh, >> I'm I don't want to do any field sobriety tests right now because I literally just woke up to try to get here >> to open my coffee stand and I'm really tired. >> Okay. >> Yesterday was my opening day and I've just been dealing with a lot. Yeah. >> So, and I >> So, you don't want to perform some voluntary fields of writing test? >> Not right now. I'll take the blow test if you want me to. >> Okay. >> I'm just really shaky. >> I understand. Well, I mean, there's different, you know, field sobriety tests don't necessarily are affected by like nervousness and things like that. I mean, it's affect if you're if you're >> Oh, they absolutely affect my nervousness. >> Okay. Oh, no. I'm saying nervous. My legs are shaking right now. So that wouldn't make me that wouldn't be fair. >> And but you don't take any medicine or drugs or anything like that? No, sir. Okay. Cuz you're the way you're kind of talking to me. I'm like I'm just kind >> He said I'm tired and I just opened a 650T kitchen and I'm dealing with a lot of stuff. >> Okay. Okay. Do you have any history of any kind of drug use or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. And you said you'd be willing to submit to a a preliminary breath test? >> Yep. >> Okay. It's usually supposed to open up at 4:30 a.m. and I just woke up and rolled out of bed. >> So, as you can see, uh, this is a new tube. Okay. So, do you have any foreign substances in your mouth right now? >> Like what? >> Anything foreign, like gum, food. >> Okay. Can you open your mouth for me? >> Okay. Deep breath in and blow. Keep going. Keep going. >> At that point, she admitted to using a vape. >> When's the last time you used cannabis? >> Uh, tonight. Last night before I went to sleep. >> Last night. You didn't use any this morning? >> Call out for it. >> Okay. Cuz you're kind of acting like I understand you're saying you're nervous, but with the leg trimmers, your general demeanor, you got the white tongue. We're out with her 16 though. >> And you didn't use any this morning. You're saying the last time you used cannabis was last night >> before I go to sleep. >> Okay. And when did you realize that you hit you went up over the curb? When did What about your rear tire? >> I didn't know it was like that. I I was just trying to make it to work >> and then he told me that I hit somebody as soon as he pulled in here. >> What kind of can you do you uh smoke cannabis? Like what what kind of cannabis do you do? >> I just have a pen. the vape pen. Yeah. Or like a dab. >> Uh, it's just like a little vape pen. >> Little vape pen. Yeah. Okay. Do you know the concentration of that or anything like that? >> No, I just right before I go to sleep. >> Based on the evidence and her behavior, officers had probable cause to place her under arrest. >> Now you're under arrest. Okay. I have reason to believe that your driving was impaired by your uh drug uh drug usage. Okay. Go and put that other hand on top of your head. >> On top of my head? >> Yep. Please back. Yeah. There we go. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. But just please be careful because my uh um I have a really really bad children. >> Okay. >> And give my daughter a hug. >> Well, we'll deal with that in just a sec. Okay. >> Just hang out over there for a minute. Okay. >> Can you grab my pocket? >> No, don't do that. >> Step back, please. Thank you. >> I appreciate it. >> What if you have a house? >> I will deal with that in just a sec. Oh, okay. >> Okay. Yeah, I appreciate it. >> Uh, probably going to want this car. Yeah. Okay. Let's go and step over here. Before I talk to you any further, I'll make sure I read your rights. But right here, >> um, do you have anything on you that I need to know about? Anything that's going to poke, stab, stick, or hurt me? >> I just think that I have my keys in my >> Just your keys. Okay. Can you widen your stance for me? >> Okay. Go and take a seat. Watch your head when you're getting in, ma'am. >> Okay. This Karen was accused of reckless endangerment and vehicular assault after her actions while driving seriously endangered other people and made the situation more perilous. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. She's either high or the most vacuous, self-absorbed dimwit we've seen in a while. Her demeanor is so bizarre, I hope he sues the hell out of her. The lesson is that reckless driving and refusing to fully cooperate with police can quickly lead to serious criminal charges. 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. Okay, >> get your hands off. >> We're going. >> On August 15th, 2023, following reports of a woman acting oddly with the staff, airport authorities were sent to the Delta Sky Lounge. >> 199. >> What's up, man? >> Hey, how you doing? Behaving individual that came in here. >> She comes up. I'm helping somebody. >> Sure. >> She comes up. I made some watcher and I said, "Ma'am, she's I am I said this is not the biggest show is blah blah blah blah. Just look at that passport." And then she starts walking off. >> Okay. >> I mean, she's she's high or something. I don't know what's going on with her. Then she she walked over. I said, "Let's get you some water." I said, "This is not the British Airways lounge." She continued to walking back there. Then she asked him to take her outside. >> Mhm. >> And he was like, >> "Where's she at? I think she's by the >> John. Is she by the bar? >> By the bar. By the bar. >> Okay. Thanks. >> The cops went straight to the woman after hearing the airport employees described what had happened. She acknowledged taking cannabis, but she consistently disregarded its existence. >> Is your name? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Seriously, I got over here. Good stuff. >> How you doing? Here with my stuff, though. I'm sorry, ma'am. You all right? >> Yeah. I just need to go for a smoke. >> Okay. Well, you I need you to talk to me first. >> No, I'm I need to go for a smoke. That's why I bleed all my stuff in here, cuz that's humanity. >> Okay. But you're going to talk to me first. Okay. >> No, no, no. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> And you're not going to arrest me. >> You're going to talk to me, though. >> I can't. I'm sorry. I can't trust you. I really don't trust you. >> Right. And that's okay. Hey, you don't need to trust me, but you need to talk to me. Is everything okay? >> I will be once I get a smoke and take an anxiety pill before the flight. >> Okay, but I need to understand. >> Oh my god. No, no, no, no. You need to back off, man. >> You need to back off. I'VE BEEN TRAINED HORRENDOUSLY by some of the American police. So, back off. Okay, finish my finish. >> Are you on any type of medication, >> ma'am? >> That we need to know about I'm on marijuana >> and anxiety pills and >> Okay. All right. Anything else that might explain this behavior? >> Absolutely not. >> No. Where are you coming from? >> I'm going to London. That's all that matters. >> You're going to London? >> Okay. I'd like you to get there if I can help you. >> Yeah, I hear you, but I was traumatized by the American police. >> How's that? Are you okay? Okay. So, I'm just going to explain. >> I'm absolutely fine if you just let me finish my chicken soup. >> I'm gonna let you do that. But >> because I'm I need my physical health more than ever. >> Understand? But I'm going, >> Jacob, just just back off for a minute, Jacob, cuz I'm Jacob's favorite wife. >> I'm just going to explain to you once you're done with your chicken soup what the deal is. Okay. >> Yeah, I get it. So, just >> The woman was told by the police that she was not allowed to use the business lounge's amenities until she had calmed down. >> Okay. >> Amazing. Thanks. >> What's that? >> Cuz I said thank you guys. >> No, you need to talk to us real quick. Okay. >> Well, let me >> Right. You So, the reason that we're here is because they explained you were behaving erratically like somewhat. Um, >> that's okay. Here's the thing. Um, you're in the wrong lounge. >> No, I know that. I was perfectly aware of that. >> Okay. You see >> when I came into Delta. >> Okay. So, I shout, >> right? Can you explain why you made the decision to come in here? No. Absolutely not. >> You can't explain it. >> I'm on TV talking like it's just you and me. I can't do that when I'm famous. >> It's not TV. >> Okay. >> So, you really need to help. >> I'm trying to help. >> I need my sunglasses on. >> I need to get you out of the Delta Sky Club. >> Okay. Thank you. Let's do it. >> All right. Let's go. >> Do you know what gate you're at? >> Cuz I can move my pictures over if necessary. >> Do you know what gate you're at? >> Oh, yeah. B1. >> B1. All right. We'll we'll see if we can get you over there. >> When they arrived at the boarding area, they informed her that because of her previous actions, she would not be permitted to board the aircraft. She persisted in trying to board despite this. So, the police had to step in and take her away. >> Where's the water fountain? >> What seems to be the issue? >> I just need to be on this flight. >> You can't get on this flight. >> I need water immediately. >> You've been denied boarding. >> I need water. Nope. >> Stop. Stop. >> Okay. Help me to watch the water then. >> No, you're not getting on. >> No. Help me to watch the water. >> We'll get you water, but you're not getting on this way. >> Where's the water fountain? >> Something. All right. >> Oh, get off me, man. Ask the water fountain. >> Yeah, we're getting your water. Let's go. >> I mean, seriously, some women need to pee. >> Let's go. >> Cuz you can't be putting your hands on women like that. >> When I'm escorting you out, I can. It's right here. >> She started protesting and acting violently when the cops handcuffed her after stopping to allow her to sip some water. >> All right. So, here here's the test. You're going to stop and listen to me. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> How dare you get your hands? >> It's not going to happen. Here's the thing. You've been boarding >> by the captain. I listen to captain's orders because I've seen Titanic. >> I've seen Titanic. I am White Lotus. I am Titan. >> Okay. >> Get your hands off. We're going out. >> We are escorting you out. >> You are requested to leave the property. >> Well, guess what? >> Get out of my face. >> Get out of my face. >> All right, >> ma'am. >> GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME WHILE I DRINK MY WATER. >> NOPE. Back up. >> Ready. >> You got in 60 seconds. >> You're under arrest. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Turn around. Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> NOT AGAIN. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. >> GET YOUR HANDS OFF. >> STOP RESISTING. >> Stop resisting. >> NO. NO. >> STOP RESISTING. >> HELP. SOMEONE HELP. [screaming] HELP. HELP. STOP. drawing too. >> Yeah, >> I guess. >> Nope. Just breathe. >> Just breathe. >> All right. No. >> Get out of the car. >> In the end, the officer subdued her and led her to a car. >> No, I'm not. I'm not going. >> We're going. Come on. >> Everything's fine. I'm going to leave these with you and come back to jail. >> I'm not going to I'm not going to No, I'm not going to. I am not going to. >> Yes, you are. >> No, you're not. >> NO, I'M HURTING SO BAD. I'M HURT so bad. >> You're fine. No, I'm not going to. No, you're not. NO. NO WAY. NO, I'M NOT GOING TO. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> I'M not going to. >> Yeah, you are. >> Oh, you're hurting. >> I'll get on the other side. >> No, you're not hurt. >> Turn around. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. Right. Get in the car. There you go. Get in the car. >> Even still, her refusal to sit comfortably in the car caused delays and made it hard for the cops to shut the door. Pick your left leg up and get in the car. >> I was meant to arrive at 11:00 in the morning. My brother's going to the airport. All right. Get in the car. I need to >> scoot back and get in the car. >> No. >> Yes. No. Now you can do it by yourself for you. >> Well, take your hands off me so in the car. Go back. >> Okay. I am really tired. I'm really >> All right. >> Nope. Nope. No. No. Get in the car. >> You have to be ready to be gone in 60 seconds. >> Scoot back in the car. >> Okay, I will. But knees really hurt and I'm a very good person and I don't deserve this. >> Okay, just go back in the car. >> No, you when I was in the women's toilet and you can still see through. >> You're in the right there. You're in the smoking lounge when we left you cuz you said all you needed was a smoke and you're going to make your flight. >> Well, the flight is leaving. You've been denied boarding. >> You've been arrested for disorderly conduct. So, you need to scoot back in the car so we can bump you again. >> Just scoot back some so we can bump you again. Okay. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Yes, you are. We're at Bravo 7 on the ramp trying to get her in the car. Scoot back. >> I'm not letting you down. >> Yes, you are. Scoot back. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not going to ask you again. I'm going to make you scoot back into the car. >> No, please. Scoot back into the car. >> Scoot back into the car now. Thank you. Scoot over just a little bit. You're on the buckle. Scoot over. >> Okay. >> There we go. >> Okay. The seat belt was placed on you for your safety. If you unbuckle it at any point, it will not be rebuckled, and it's up to you to keep it buckled. Do you understand? >> I just need >> this. Karen was charged with interfering with public order, creating disruptions and engaging in disruptive behavior. Because her actions increased tensions, and may have endangered others, authorities were called in. There may be legal repercussions for such actions. This situation and the girl's response in the released video received a lot of comments. She is utterly bonkers, so she knows she's in the wrong lounge, but she uses their facilities and eats their food anyway. Wow, I have never wanted someone to get arrested so much in my life. 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