from had a warrant but refused to cooperate. >> We have active warrants so we're going to step you out. All right. No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. Chand don't >> I'm not stepping out >> to be already under arrest but still attempted to escape. >> Do these women think they're untouchable or something acting this insanely? Are they out of their minds? Let's find out. And when Karens think they're untouchable until cops arrive. Starting with the first incident. This is the reason why. >> Come on, Jenna. >> On May 24th, 2024, police were alerted about a woman who had threatened to kill school staff after violating a trespass order. >> I don't know. I'm waiting for him to get out the car. >> All right. Sh. >> So, what are you pulling me over for? Because I told you a woman was on the phone. >> Okay. Well, you have active warrants, so we're going to step you out. All right. No, I'm not. Yes, you are. Shan, don't make any stepping out. >> Don't want to make it out. >> I have active warrants. From what? >> Shannon, come on. >> Show them. Show them. From what? >> Where? From where? He wants to know where. >> Shannon, one from >> My husband wants to know where in the car. >> Shannon, I'm going to pull you out. >> You're not doing >> Shane, I'm going to have to take you out of the car. Okay. >> Anyway, you're not telling me nothing. >> She's refusing to get out of the car. Shannon, I'm going to break the window. >> I'm going to break the window. >> I got a warrant. I want to know what it is. What's it for? >> We'll let you know. Come on. >> No, you can let me know right here while I'm driving home. You can't tell me why I got warranted. What's my warrant for? incident. >> She repeatedly showed a lack of cooperation and refused to step out of her vehicle to work with officers. >> Did you have warrants? >> For why? >> For what happened yesterday at the school? >> Okay. What was that for? Cuz I wanted my kids. >> Cuz you were making threats. >> What threats did I make? I called the police. I didn't make no threats. I went and I already got a lawyer. You're not pulling me over telling me I got warrants. >> You do have warrants. >> Proving step out of the car. >> No, I'm not stepping out the on the car. I'm I just dropped off my daughter's clothes. I told this idiot that that person was on the phone. He goes over and gets behind me. There's that. He did that. He had trapped me. Hi. >> You break my window and watch. Watch him break my window, y'all. >> Come on, Shannon. Can you tell her to please step out of the car? >> Yo, what threat was I making cuz I got everything in writing. >> Okay, it's in the report. >> No, go call John. >> Can Can I talk? You're just yelling over top of me. >> Call John. They did a report for it yesterday. >> To school today. >> And you also have another warrant out of I don't even know where. >> Where? Tell me. >> We'll tell you when we get back. >> No, you can tell me right here. >> We can tell you now. >> Nowhere. >> We'll roll your windows down so we can talk to you. >> You can tell me right like that. Start record. Record this mother. >> Record it. We have body cams. Start recording. >> Where's my I don't even got my phone. >> Put gloves on. >> Yeah. Break. I swear. Break my window. Yo, break it. >> Uh, am I starting the paperwork for today or kind of the same circumstances yesterday? I just dropped my son to school. >> Let me know what the warrants for. >> My son has >> Can you listen Shannon? I'm telling you for the warrants. Look, listen. >> Listen, listen. >> The girl drove to pull out. The girl drove by. The cop was on her leg. >> Open her mouth being dumb. Like, you can put a girl over the phone. >> Yeah. And then he gets behind me. There was no reason for He wasn't even behind me. >> What they say? >> He wasn't even worried about me. >> He wasn't even worried about me. He wasn't even He was in the left lane. And then he got over behind me. He wasn't even worried about me. >> No, he didn't even get So what are the what are my warrant? Give me a >> We're have We have central checking it now or dispatch. >> I wasn't trespassing. They weren't bringing my son out. It's all recording. >> Okay. I'm just telling you what they told us. >> I don't care. I got I called you guys to come out. Help me get my kit yesterday. I got it all on recording and then John was there. I came in and spoke to him. Nobody called the cops. I did. Cuz I'm going to show you proof that I called. >> I believe you. I'm not saying you didn't. >> You don't believe me, Swan. >> You're not letting me. You're just talking over me. >> I know what I've been going through this piece of school. >> Shanny, you're just talking over me. >> Cuz I don't give a [ __ ] what you say cuz you're not giving >> I know you don't care. You don't You never care when we talk to you. I'm just trying. >> You guys don't help me. You don't help me. >> How can we help you? You just yell at us. >> See, like that's doesn't help. >> Okay. >> This [ __ ] was not even behind me. >> Shannon, you have doing this because >> you have warrants. Shannon, >> so good. Paris off. Shannon, we're going to break your window and take you out of the car. >> Yo, if they if they break my window, I'll definitely get >> We don't want to do that. No, that's not how this works. Shannon, >> don't call the supervisor now. >> I am the supervisor. >> Call John here. I don't want no >> I'm your supervisor. Shannon, >> you don't protect me at my house. >> I come out and protect you all the time. We really don't want to break your window shorts and sneakers to my daughter left and then I I put my window down and talk to him and he pulls me over. >> Shannon, open your door, please. >> We don't want to damage your car. We're going to break your window, Shannon. >> Call Where's Call my phone on three? >> Police issued a warning and broke the car window. The woman immediately drove off. >> I bet you it's not home. Shannon, >> you don't give a door. >> You don't give a None of you give a about me. >> Open your door. >> None of you give a about me. >> We don't. >> You don't. If you did, I wouldn't be going through the [ __ ] going through. >> Well, you're yelling at me through a little crack in your window. >> Well, you ain't getting no more than that. You don't deserve it. >> Okay. I'm trying to help you from breaking your window. >> I'm going to go bail out of Barington. >> No, stop. Don't leave. I trust you people. And I already told my diaper. >> If you leave, you're getting charged with another charge. >> Watch. Listen to this. >> Don't leave. >> I told my lady that she already [ __ ] put your car in park. All right, we're breaking your window. Last chance. >> My diapers worker. >> Last chance. >> Your call has >> No, wait. I'm calling my diapers worker said the school or you people give me a problem. The carro. >> Pull your window down. >> I don't care. Break my window. You'll be paying for it. >> You're paying for it. >> Shannon, put your window down. This is the last warning. >> I'm trying to go to Barington. >> Shannon, one more chance. I don't want to go to Magnolia. I want to go to Baron. Don't open the door. >> She has to do it. >> Yo, >> this is the reason why. >> Come on, Shannon. Shannon, stop. >> Shortly after, several officers spotted her parked vehicle and promptly took her into custody. >> What I'm seeing, I need you to get out of the vehicle. >> Okay, that's fine. I will. >> I've been asking you, >> but I can't even leave my person here. My windows broken like from another I came here because I'm >> okay. They entrapped me, broke my window, and so I had warrants. I didn't believe them. >> All right, don't please don't arrest me cuz I don't I don't know why I got warrants for you. Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the car for now. >> Please back up cuz I don't wear panties and tie. >> All right, I need to get out of the car. >> I don't want you to see my [ __ ] Can you please trust me? >> Can you please just move one second? >> If you don't get out of the car, I'm going to rip you out of there. >> I understand that. But I'm asking you as a woman, can you please move? >> Come on. Get out of the car. All right. >> That's all I'm asking. >> Put your hands behind your back for now. Can you lock? >> Yeah. I I'll lock it all up. All right. That's all I need. Make me understand cuz they didn't do that. >> Listen. Stop. All right. >> You know, when I lived in Barington, I never got in trouble. Not one time. And you know that. Tell me. They can suck my >> I'm not going there. I'm not going there. I don't feel safe when No. I don't feel safe there. No, >> I'm not going to call my husband. Call my husband. I don't want to go to I already don't feel safe living there. I got BCCO money to move. No. Stop. No. Don't tell me to stop. Come on. He said I had other charges out somewhere else and I'm not going to call my husband. My husband don't want me to go. No. My No. No. You don't understand. Every time we go and something happens. >> Please don't bring me. You can bring me anywhere but >> anywhere but that I swear. Please not make >> her car was also towed away in the car. Okay. >> No Sean's going to get it right now. >> So do you you want your purse? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Is there anything else you want in here? >> No, because we're No. Call my husband cuz >> I can't help you. >> Sean's coming right now. >> Do you want anything? >> So who's going to pay for everything that Shannon Shannon you mother to come over? We're not doing that. Listen, I can be a real nice, but they can't even come to my fake. Don't put on the ground. You lose money. Can you put it in your back seat? I'll put it right here. Tell them to come over and talk to me cuz Sean's picking it up. >> Listen, you can't tell them. Tell them to come over and say something to me. >> Even if you fled from us, your car is getting to you fled from him, Shannon. >> So, where is it getting? Where? How much is it to get out? Call my husband. >> I can't call him. >> Can you Can you get on my phone and open it and you can call him cuz it's getting to >> Call Sean. Yo, now I'm tired of you [ __ ] mother. >> Stop screaming here. There's a daycare right there. >> I know. My bad. My kids went there. I know. >> I know. Stop. >> No. Cuz he's just a [ __ ] weirdo. Weirdo. Listen. If you keep yelling, you're going to get me in trouble. My chief's going to come out here like, "Why didn't you charge her?" I'm not trying to charge you. All right. This is what my husband. >> This Karen was legally charged with a variety of charges, including evading law enforcement, hindering the execution of legal obligations, and resisting arrest. reflecting the gravity of her conduct during the event. Everyone has their opinion, and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. This chick shouldn't have custody of a goldfish. Most children just get embarrassed by mom giving them a kiss. Goodbye. Can you imagine being a child of that thing? She is ruining their childhood. How is she married? I wanted to divorce her after this 13-minute video. The lesson from this incident is that violating a trespass order, refusing to cooperate, and fleeing only make the situation worse, leading to serious charges and unavoidable legal consequences. Subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. We will immediately move on to the next situation. On July 27th, 2025, officers investigated a claim that a lady was stalking another woman. I think this is her. >> Tell Evangelina to come to the door. >> Is Angelina here? >> We know she's here. Come outside. >> Can you tell her to come outside? >> Okay. >> He's coming. She's in bed. >> She doesn't control. >> Yeah, I got to talk to her about something. >> As soon as the woman stepped outside, the police immediately moved in to arrest her. Yes, sir. >> Step out with me. >> Put your hands back. >> What happened? >> I don't know. Tell me [ __ ] >> You got anything? >> I'm going to talk to you here in a second. Okay. >> U anyway. >> We going to walk back to my car. >> All right. So, She walked into somebody's home a few days ago. >> I'm going to this one right here. This one right here. >> Stand right here. Face the car for me. [Music] >> I say you mind patting her down for me? You mind patting her down for me? All right. You don't have anything on you. He said, >> "Let go of your sweatshirt." Let go of your sweatshirt. >> Yep. [Music] >> After escorting her into the vehicle, officers began questioning her. Can you hear me clearly? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Before I talk to you about what I need to talk to you about, I'm going read your rights. Okay. >> Yeah, please. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, won't be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Yes, I understand. >> Having these rights in mind, would you like to talk to me? >> I would like to talk to you. >> Okay. >> So, what what was the deal with you? What's your relationship with Rebecca? >> She's a friend of mine. >> Friend of yours? >> Yes. >> So, what's the deal with you going in her in her residence? >> I had knocked on the door. She didn't answer it, so I decided to go inside of it because it was unlocked. >> So, you decided to go inside cuz it was unlocked? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's the deal with um you stalking her? >> I haven't talked to her in a while and we don't usually talk that often. >> So, I decided to search on her Facebook to see how she was doing and I saw that she had a baby. Uh, I was, you know, happy for her. >> I'm sorry. Say that last part again. >> I had said that I wanted to see how she was doing. I can't go on social media and see how her friend was doing. >> Yeah, I got you. But you stated that you was stalking her. >> I wasn't really stalking her like in real life. I didn't go to her. Like I did go to her house, but I didn't wasn't stalking her like in the real life. >> You wasn't stalking her in real life. You was just on her web web her >> on her social media just trying to see how she was. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Well, right now you going to you going to jail for criminal trespass. You can't just walk in people's houses. >> How long? >> For how long you going to be in jail? >> Yeah. >> You'll get you more than likely get out tomorrow. >> Okay. Just for a day. >> More than likely. You'll see a judge. >> This has happened before. I've gone to jail for hitting my mother. >> Uh-huh. >> I'm going to jail for trespassing. >> Yep. >> For a day. A night. >> Pretty much. You'll see a judge tomorrow. >> Okay. >> Would you like me to tell mom what's going on? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. >> I got you. >> Hey, can you go sit with her for a second? >> Yeah. >> I'm about to go tell mom. She wanted to tell mom what's going on. >> I kind of told her that she walked into someone's house. >> Put to residence. >> She didn't want to talk. >> She did. >> Did she say about the stocking? >> Yeah. I'll tell you later. >> Hey, do you have like a phone or something that you want to go with you? >> Yes, I have a phone. >> Where's the phone at? >> It's on the desk. >> Where at? >> In my room. in your room. Okay. Because once you get out to the jail, they will let you get in your phone and get numbers out if you want it. >> Or do you know numbers by heart? >> You want your phone? >> I need. >> However, while the officers were outside the car, retrieving her belongings, she managed to slip out of her handcuffs and attempted to escape. Realizing this, the officers opened the door to handcuff her again, but she quickly ran off, forcing them to chase her down and arrest her once More legendary heat audio video recorded on a body warn camera. Step out of the car, please. Sorry to face the car, please. [Music] Go that way. Half cups on. Where'd your cuffs go? Yep. Turn over. >> Really? >> I got it. >> You're going to jail. >> You going >> Now you're really going to jail. >> I want to go to jail. >> Well, nobody wants to go to jail. >> Don't. Come on. Quit being there. Come on. Okay. >> Following this incident, she was escorted into a specialized transport vehicle to be taken to the station. >> Roll over. Stand up. Roll the way. Now you ain't got another charge. >> Pretty sure. >> Yep. >> Trespass to somebody house. >> Dude, you could have got an NTA tonight on that. And now you're going to sit all weekend long. >> Really? Wow. >> Shitty ass handcuffs. [Music] Let me have resisting [Music] again. >> She has to have those handcuffs on her. I'll get up. Parker, >> where's the cuffs at? [Music] This mother [Music] run 7 foot tall former pro basketball. Appreciate it. >> Yeah, I ain't I just pushed her in the back to the ground. So, >> perfect. >> Y >> appreciate it. This Karen was eventually arrested and charged with several crimes, including resisting arrest for willfully thwarting the police's legitimate attempts to apprehend her in criminal trespass for entering or staying on the land without permission. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. That girl is dangerous. She's going to hurt somebody one day. Stalking needs to be taken more seriously. Damn, Dora went from adventure exploring to criminal exploring. This is why you need to keep your doors locked, even if you are inside. The lesson from this incident is that deliberately resisting arrest and attempting to escape not only puts oneself in danger, but also results in additional serious charges, making the legal consequences even more severe. 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. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Okay. >> Come here. >> Put your hands behind you. >> On August 3rd, 2024, three thieves are apprehended after a police pursuit that begins with a stolen vehicle filled with $8,000 worth of items behind a church. Dispatch [Music] [Music] 570 the vehicle not stopping. We're going uh westbound still westly from Shurmer. We're going to be going northbound on Shmer. Dispatch [Music] has been updated. [Music] 57. That vehicle has a blown front left tire. I'm not chasing anymore. It just pulled into the Willow Creek Church parking lot area. [Music] This branch has 57. The vehicle is going to be in the back parking lot here and be occupied by one male black and a female black. [Music] As soon as these women parked the car and fled, police immediately gave chase and managed to apprehend one of them. >> 57. I got a pursuit with three female blacks. letting go. Please stop. Stop. Please stop. Stop. Stop. Okay. >> Come here. You got me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Pregnant. Please don't grab me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Please don't grab me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm pregnant. Please don't grab me. >> Put your hands behind your back. Then stop. Listen to me. Listen to me. Put your hands. Okay. Can you walk me right here? I don't want to be back here with you. Can we walk up here? >> Just walk me up here. I'm good. I'm not going to run. >> We're going to be adjacent to the uh Little Creek Shremer lot right here. >> Got two female blacks out standing. I'm with one right now in the parking lot. >> Come here. >> I'm not going to run from you. >> Just sit on the curb. All right. Just put your hands behind your back real quick. >> I'm okay. >> No. Put your hands behind your back. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Put your hands >> Please don't grab me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Please don't grab me. The police is right here. >> So, we figure out what's going on. >> My arm is broke, too, and I'm pregnant. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Where's everybody else at? >> They jumped the fence. >> Are you good here? >> Yeah. >> Let me go. >> I'm not going nowhere. I cannot drive. I'm not going away. >> Okay. You're not free to leave right now. >> Okay. Can you let me go? >> Have a seat. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> Give me one second. Are the cuffs too tight right now? >> Yes. And I'm pregnant. >> That's not tight. You're good. I'm going to lock them so they don't tighten up on you. Okay. >> Yeah. Two females just jumped the fence that way. >> You want to stick around? >> I'm good right now. >> Let me lock these real quick so they don't tighten up on you. Okay. >> Okay. Just have a seat right here. >> I don't want to sit. I'm pregnant. I can't sit down. I'm going to sit right here. I'm not going nowhere. >> No, you can't go back in the car. >> I'm not going back in the car. >> Just Just stop walking out. >> Can you let me go? Can you let me go? >> No, >> I'm not going nowhere. >> Either have a seat. >> You can't Excuse me. I'm not going to run from you. I can't run from you. I'm in handcuffs. I'm not going anywhere. Okay. I'm not going nowhere. >> Just have a seat for me. Just relax. Do you need an ambulance at all? >> No. No. I just Just let me go. >> Just have a seat. I I'm telling you, I can't sit down. You're pregnant. Do you see my stomach? You can touch it if you want to. Just stand up. I'm okay. I'm not going anywhere. >> Stand right here. Stand right here. All right. Just stay right there. When questioned, the woman kept wandering around and doing her things. >> Why are you guys running? >> Cuz you put your I was trying to figure out why you pull me over. >> Were you Who was driving? >> Not me. >> Who are your two other friends? >> You got to find them and ask too. >> So, what are you guys doing in the area? >> My phone. >> I'm not going, sir. I cannot run from that. Put >> You're not going in the car right now. I don't know what's in there. I haven't searched it yet or anything. Just stay right here. Hey, can you just check the car and make sure nobody else is in there? >> Nobody in there. >> I don't know. >> Nobody in there. >> Was it just you three? >> Yeah. >> What y'all pull us up for? >> Why? Yeah. So, >> we had a shoplifting call in progress. Gave this vehicle which is involved in prior incidences >> prior. >> Yeah. >> I know. But no, >> I'm not saying it was you. I'm just saying this vehicle. >> Do you have any type of ID on you? >> No. >> Is there anything in the vehicle that I should know about? Any illegals, weapons, drugs, or anything? >> Why you searching a vehicle? >> There's a bunch of clothes with tags on it. What do you think? >> I was I I'm I can't tell you nothing about it. >> All right, then. >> But I'm I'm saying that's okay. >> So, just so you understand, you're just being detained right now. You're not under arrest. You're just being detained. All right. Till we figure out what's going on. >> Stay over here. >> No, no, sir. You got me handled. >> You keep walking around. Stay over here. I'm not going to tell you again. I'm going to put you in the back of the squad car. >> Listen, I'm not going nowhere. I'm looking at the tire. You okay? >> It's blown. What do you need to look at? >> Doing your job. I'm just looking at the tire. I understand. >> Just stay still. Why do you keep going back in the car? >> I'm not I'm looking at the tire. I know. I'm not I can't go nowhere. >> Just come over here. Have a seat. >> Just settle down and relax. There's no need to be walking around. All right. Hey, I'm trying to be cool with you, but you keep walking around. >> Okay. >> It's going to cause more issues. I think it was. No, it was just the two other females. I only saw the her and then two others. >> You can't handle the car door, huh? >> No. >> Your car door? >> No. >> I told you my I had messed up my arm. That's all. That's why I'm >> Okay. Do you need an ambulance or anything? >> I don't even know. >> Okay. Which arm? >> This one. >> Your right one? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you feeling any pain with it at all or >> It's just It's like it it's easy to fall out of place. >> Okay. But you're fine right now. >> Okay. If it starts hurting at any point, let let us know. We can call an ambulance and have them take a look at you. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Right now the car is secure. Uh there's a bunch of items with tags all over the car. >> You good with her? >> Mhm. >> I ain't going nowhere with this, man. Oh my god. >> Oh, you promise. Right. >> What the I'm about. >> All right. People still run even when they're handcuffed. So >> that's already >> No. Get You got to No, cuz I don't want you grabbing anything cuz I >> What am I grabbing? >> I don't know what there ain't no Come on now. >> You just said you didn't want to sit down, right? >> Yeah, but I don't. Now I don't feel good for I told you I was pregnant. >> Okay. And I get that. I asked you to sit on the curb. We didn't want to do that. But now you're sitting on here. >> It's just low. That's really what it was. I really should have sat on the seat. >> Okay. Do you want to sit in the squad car? Like I do. You're not under arrest or anything right now. You're just being detained. Just higher up. Leave the door open. >> Okay. I just don't want you digging around. Not saying that you're going to. I just don't want anybody digging around in the car. >> You know, cuz we don't know what's in there. >> Nothing. >> So, what are we waiting on? >> Well, we're still trying to find your other friends. >> I'm assuming. What was that? >> What about me? >> Well, you're just being detained right now. And so, once everything is settled down, you know, we'll read everybody their rights and whatnot and figure out what's going on. She has some of her stuff in the bushes over there, too. >> Yeah, >> shoes are over there. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> I think it was her. I have to double check the video, though. But it was three people total. Uh this should be closer to the to the to the fence if you just walk straight. Should be uh sandals, I think. >> Yeah. >> You're still doing okay. No ambulance or anything. >> Okay. >> I told you. >> Yeah. We're towing the car. >> Deal with >> What's that? >> Deal with >> most likely it's going to be processed. I mean, >> would I get it back? >> I I can't really ask you questions right now cuz I haven't read you. You're right. So, I don't want to It was just your slippers over there, right? Okay, that's that's that's people personal. >> She even tried to break free from the handcuffs, forcing officers to escort her into the vehicle. >> No sense for me to tell no lies at this point. >> I need you to stop trying to get your arm >> outside the cup. First of all, >> okay, look, you're literally squeezing out of it. >> No, I wasn't. First of all, it's five of y'all. I am 6 months pregnant. I'm not running nowhere from y'all. I'm not going nowhere. I'm right here. Y'all got me. It's okay. I'm not going. I didn't even notice that until you seen it. I'm not going nowhere. Where am I going? What's up? I'm 250 lb. I probably you probably what 35 ain't no outrunting you. So trust me I ain't I ain't no stupid. I ain't stupid. I ain't going nowhere. >> You don't have to know you. >> Sit in the car for now. >> Come over to this car with the lights on. Okay. Would you want the windows open or do you prefer the AC? >> I don't want the door closed. >> Windows closed. >> Huh? >> You said windows closed or open? >> I don't want the door closed. >> I'm going to keep it right here. >> Okay. Hang it up or whatever. >> All right. Just have a seat. Okay. >> Eventually, the remaining officers also apprehended the others. Get your hands off. Why you wearing my wig? >> I'm not running from nowhere over here. >> I'm not running from nowhere. Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. >> Let me go. I'm not going nowhere. Let me go >> behind your back. >> Let me go. I'm not existing. Let me go. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Let me go. >> You too. >> I wasn't I didn't go with I'm not going. >> You're too little. Okay. Put your hand. >> Let me go. Just let me go. >> No. Put your hand down. >> Just let me go. >> Put your hand down. >> Just let me go. I'm not you being racist. >> Sit down on the ground. Sit down on the ground. >> Sit down. >> He hurting me, babe. >> I'm not going nowhere. He hurting me. >> On the ground. >> You hurting me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not resisting arrest. Just let me put my hands behind my back. >> 3104. We got involved. If you'd send a couple before I do it, I didn't go. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Bro, you don't have to do me like that. >> Turn around. All right. Stand up. >> Can I raise my hair up or you lock my hand? traffic. >> Can I lock my hair out first? >> Yeah, something like that. Either that or next door. >> I'm not going nowhere sir. >> I'm going to get it. >> I'm on the phone. >> All right, that's cool. >> Hello. You put it up on the phone with the person that was driving. >> No. >> No. All right. >> How about being person driving? Y'all call her. >> 57. How many >> build out? How many build out? >> Hot car. >> That's not a hard car, baby. >> It's not. >> It's wanted. No, >> the plates are Well, it's wanted. Definitely wanted. >> 927. I will be glad to get your leave. What are you laughing at? >> Could you snatch it off my >> head? There's a bunch of items. >> We could uh the catch back to Northbook at some point. >> You got it, boss. >> Appreciate your help. >> I'm not going to run. >> I know, but I got to make sure you don't fall either. You know what I mean? Cuz you're out of breath. >> She have my phone. Am I able to get my phone later? >> Where's your Who has your phone? >> The driver. I didn't go in. >> Who? The chick. >> Yeah. >> Here, I'll do you one better. How about that? >> How about that? You heard me? >> What's up? >> It was a pink iPhone. >> Pink iPhone? Where is it at? >> It was in the car. >> In the car? >> Yeah. >> All right, we'll look for it. >> You'll be able to get it? >> Yeah, I'm sure we will. Unless you dropped it somewhere. >> Don't be telling me though. >> We're going to go that way. We're going to go that way. Hey, I'll be by my car. >> You got anything else on you? >> No. >> All right, I'm going to take that female officer for some while I'm in your custody. >> All right, give me one second. All right, get make sure they don't get no tighter on you. >> Tight as hell, man. You acting like I'm running away. I know I'm little, but they tight on my hand. Well, I mean, put it f further down on your wrist. >> Look, this just this one. Just this one. >> Supposed to keep turning your wrist. Don't let it ride up. Otherwise, it's going to keep doing that. >> Can I use my phone on here? >> No, that's not going to happen right now. >> Why? >> Uh because it's not going to happen. Once we figure out what's going on, if you come back to the station with us, then you use your phone at the station. You can call somebody from >> pull back to the station. >> Why don't you come back over here and see what >> we got to figure out what's going on? >> What you mean? >> We got to figure out what's going on. I'm just going to put this on you. We're going to take a ride up to my other partner up there. 9 from >> we got to wait for CML officer to come out here. Okay. >> These Karens were likely to face charges including grand theft for stealing property valued at $8,000 possession of a stolen vehicle fleeing from police after abandoning the car and resisting arrest by attempting to break free from the handcuffs. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. Always pregnant. Always not running. Always didn't do nothing. always not resisting. Always knows the law. Always screaming, always fighting. She's up to no good. Stop being so nice, officer. They're crooks. Absolutely disgusting. The lesson from this incident is that fleeing from police and resisting arrest will only add to the charges you face. 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. >> Turn around. >> Yes, I'll get my phone. Stop. >> On February 19th, 2025, while on patrol, officers saw a car swerving past a stop sign near a liquor store. >> Stay in the car. >> Stay in the car. >> I don't know why I stopped you cuz you didn't stop coming out of Lux Liquors back there. >> I didn't stop coming out of Lux Liquor. Uh, you're supposed to stop before you come out there. Before you turn on the main road. >> I didn't stop. >> No, I slow rolled. Did >> Yeah, unfortunately. >> Oh, it was a stop sign. >> No, you're supposed to stop when you leave uh the private road. >> Oh, that's my first time going there. >> Down here. >> Okay. >> What? >> You all right? >> Yeah. They just stop. >> Is she good to go in the room? >> No, not yet. Do you have your ID on you, miss? >> Yes. God damn. >> Am I being detained, too? >> Yep. You're on the traffic stop. What? I'm not the passenger. >> And you're not wearing your uh seat belt. >> I'm going to take >> The lady continuously refused to cooperate when requested to provide her identity. >> Your ID. >> Okay. This is just simple, guys. I'm not going to I'm not trying to give you guys a hard time. >> No, no, no. I'm good. >> It is what it is. >> Okay. I already told you why. I just need your license. The faster you give that to me, the faster you can get out of here. Okay. >> Your license. >> I wish you would shut the hell up before I don't give it to him. Then you got to buy me out. You rather that? >> Yeah, but you got me pulled over and over. I'm trying to get my Yeah, I'm trying to get my CEOs though. You tripping. I don't have nothing. >> Let me tell you what she just said. Yo. >> Yeah, tell them. I don't care. >> What's the deal? >> My seat belt is not on. I rather take the ticket. I'm talking I'm talking to the hospital. >> Well, I need to for someone to get a ticket. I need to identify that person. >> Okay. Can you deal with her first and you can talk to >> No, I need your license, too. >> Okay. Are you going to give it to me or you going to go to jail? It's as simple as that. >> In jail for not getting a ticket. For not wearing my seat belt. >> For not giving me your ID. >> I'm not talking to you. What is my um What am I being detained for? >> I already explained it to you. >> For not wearing a seat belt. >> Okay. You know what? Can you shut the door for me? >> Stay there and wait for a second. [Applause] >> No, we're good, bro. Just stay over there. >> Okay. I believe you. Okay. >> She attempted to escape by opening the car door while the police were verifying her identity, but she was apprehended and taken into custody right away. >> To the lieutenant also. >> Nope. >> Sergeant's right here. How can I help you? >> Yes. >> Set another car. >> Thank you. Yes, I will, sir. >> Set the car. >> Yeah, I'm getting my phone. >> Turn around. >> Yes, I'll get my phone. >> Stop. >> Okay. >> This is simple. >> Just give us a minute. Why am I being detained for what? >> You're under arrest actually. >> For what? >> Cuz you didn't want to give me your license, your ID card. >> Okay. So, I'm being arrested for not giving my ID. >> Exactly. You're not You're not wearing a seat belt. >> Okay. >> I just came. >> I explained to her I already explained to her. >> So, what am I going to jail for? >> For obstruction. Do you have a warrant? Is that why you want to get your ID? >> No, that's not it. I'm trying to figure out what I'm going to jail for in the passenger seat for >> I already told you. >> Yeah, I So you >> So what am I being detained for? >> You're under arrest for obstruction your ID. You're not wearing the seat belt. That's why you're going to jail. I asked you for your ID multiple times. >> Okay, so that'll have anything to do with you. >> It's as simple as that. >> She persisted in resisting and arguing as she was led to the patrol car. Um, I rather a female officer search me. Okay, ma'am. >> I rather a female officer search me. >> Bring it down. >> We're going to let the sergeant. >> Yeah. So, stop digging in my pocket. >> Stop moving around. >> We watching you. >> Bring it down. >> Yeah, we watching him. >> Yeah. Stay out my damn pocket. >> Bring it down. >> Get off me. Relax. I will search you. Let me go. >> Hey, I'm not going to ask you again. >> So, can you let go? You already in my pocket. I'm going to get gloves. >> Stop touching up under my shirt. >> I'm not touching up. >> I feel you're touching up under my shirt. >> There's cameras. Okay, so stop. >> Yes. Well, put your camera right over here. >> Hey, step away from the car. >> I got blonde money. >> I got buy money. >> You're going to go to jail, too. Stop touching me. You understand me? No. Stop touching me. >> Hey, you stop touching me. >> It's really not that. >> Yeah, I ain't say let go. I just said stop reaching under my shirt. >> Nobody picked your shirt. He already did, sir. >> I'm in a passenger. Yeah, >> you can do it, ma'am. It's not a problem. >> Thank you. >> Can you stop moving? >> I'm not moving. >> Stop. >> I haven't. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. That's a whole lawsuit. >> That's a whole lawsuit. Yeah. And they see you And they see you touching me. >> We can't touch you. Okay. So, it's okay. No, but I didn't give the permission for him to do all that extra stuff. >> Yeah, I need your permission. >> It's a female officer that's doing it right now, which is perfectly fine. Stop. >> I'm coming over here so he can search my pockets. That's what I'm doing. >> Oh, extra. >> For what? There he is. Cuz I'm in a passenger seat. >> It's stressful. >> So what? I'm coming from the casino. >> Widen your stance for me. Widen your stance. >> Yeah, >> I have no problem, man. >> Yeah, I'm in a passenger seat. Yeah, they grabbed me out the pass. >> Yeah, you got hot now. >> Yeah, cuz my sister keep on talking about be quiet. Be quiet. >> Yeah. >> No. And I have it. >> My sister talking about Oh, let them see your ID. Let them see your ID. >> Right here. >> Yeah. So what? So why am I going to jail for and why is he touching them? >> I see about that. Yeah. >> [ __ ] >> Yeah. He just threw out my >> seat. Can I see you also, ma'am? >> Yeah. Give me a minute. Go ahead and get in the car. >> Let us deal with a couple other things and I'll be right back. >> Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Watch your fees. >> All right. >> Do you have the driver's info? >> Yeah, I got >> Later, police collected witness accounts. >> Were you just dropping her off and leaving? >> I was. That's it. >> Damn, I didn't kick her out of the car fast enough. >> My goodness. >> Yes. >> Yeah. What's up? >> Matter of fact, I want you to talk to somebody on his phone. >> I don't have to talk to anybody on the phone. She's a grown ass adult. She made her own decision. >> I was watching the whole thing when I pulled up. I was in the shower. >> Okay. >> I seen when he pulled them. I got out the shower. I looked in there. He pulled them. Even though she'd been drinking, at the end of the day, she about to give him the ID. I understand. I understand the code and I understand that. But what he just did over there and I watch him the whole time. >> He didn't do anything inappropriate. He There is nothing in our SOPs or general orders that says a female has to search a female. It has to be on camera, which it is on our bodies and in his car. And there is another deputy present. I'm not going to have this conversation with you. He did absolutely nothing wrong. >> I'm working on my >> fine. Okay. >> That's your wallet, right? >> Because we're going to take Does she have her ID in there? need her saying good. >> Absolutely. >> Does she have her? I think I have her cell phone and her red person that was on her. Okay. >> You have a CD. You have a CDL. >> Okay. I'm not going to give you a citation. Okay. You should be getting >> Eventually, the woman was moved to a separate car and driven to the station. >> How about you read Miranda? Is my phone and stuff in there that you left? >> Your phone and your wallet and everything is in here. Okay. >> Nothing was left. >> Yeah. And did you read my Miranda? Right. So, what is your ID name? Um your name? >> You already got it. your ID and what's your badge number? >> Stop. >> What is your badge number? >> See, I already told you. >> What is I'm asking? >> Listen to what he's going to tell. >> What is your name and your badge number, sir? >> He's going to tell you. Stop. >> What is your name and your badge number, sir? No, you didn't. >> Just listen to him. Okay. >> What is your name and your badge number? I'm perfectly fine with whoever. >> What is your name, sir, in your bathroom? >> No, we did not. Stop speaking for him. >> He was arrested for a seat belt violation. Shut up. >> You're getting arrested for obstruction. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Same [ __ ] Seat belt violation. >> It's actually two different statues. >> Same [ __ ] though without a seat belt. >> Exactly. What is your name and your badge number? >> I already told you. >> And you got to repeat ask it every repeat it every time I ask you. Right. >> What law is that? >> Seems like you don't. >> So you're not No, you're not. He never said it one time. >> I did. You didn't hear me. >> And you didn't hear me. I say I have the you haven't even read me my damn Miranda right >> a small risk >> quiet the great >> you haven't even read me my Miranda rights doesn't even arrest me oh >> you haven't even read me my Miranda rightites >> we don't need to >> yeah then you should know that I have the right to remain silent right you please do that >> thank you who said that >> she said why don't you exercise >> I should be quiet >> you should be quiet >> yeah you should too >> probably shouldn't self incriminate Yeah. Incriminate the law. >> What? >> Baby, I'm over here for a damn not wearing my seat belt. >> She's She's a legal scholar. We can't rookie. We can't argue with that. >> And you're a rookie. >> You're my first arrest. You're a rookie. It's his first name. >> You're my first arrest. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So what? >> Mine mine back in Franny. >> Yeah, man. You going to get a whole lawsuit. >> I think they're I think they're going to promote me after this. >> I doubt it. >> They're going to make me a captain. >> No, I doubt it. Not when you going to get sued. I'm going to sue the whole company. Can you let this man do his job and stop damn bothering him >> while he put these handcuffs on me? >> I'm not bothering him. >> Yes, you is >> actually bothering. Yeah. >> Watch your head. Okay. >> Still going to be safe. Yeah. >> Good luck to you. >> Yeah. Good luck getting food. This Karen may be charged for resisting arrest trying to elude police during a stop failing to obey a traffic sign and obstructing law enforcement by refusing to produce identification. After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments. Getting yourself arrested as a passenger is a special kind of fatigue. 100% entitlement, 0% common sense. Amazing how she knows she has a right to remain silent, yet she keeps yapping and yapping. This incident teaches us that openly opposing the authorities and refusing to comply only makes matters worse. And for more articles, subscribe to Lawframe if you like this. >> My mom, please. >> No, no, no. >> No, my mom's on the phone. >> On July 27th, 2024, Deputy Marin of the Monroe County Sheriff's Office pulled over a car because its registration had expired. The woman driving the car was 29 years old. >> Marine Sheriff's Office. How are you? >> The reason why I'm pulling over today is cuz your registration's expired since May. >> Oh, I'm so sorry. >> Okay. Do you have your license, registration, and proof of insurance? >> Yes. >> Okay. Where you coming from? >> Okay. >> Arrival 042. >> Anything to drink tonight? >> No, sir. >> Okay, good. I don't smell that here, so you're good. >> Thank you. Sorry, sir. I've been trying to renew my uh insurance and I've just been unsuccessful on everything. >> What's going on? >> I'm actually uh relocating. [Music] >> Just give me one second. >> Do you have the insurance policy on your phone? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. What I'm going to do, I'm going to give you some time to look for the insurance policy. Do you have the registration on you? >> Okay. I'm going to give you some time to look for it. Okay. >> Deputy Pope came, asked the woman a few quick questions, and then instructed Deputy Marin to get her out of the car. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. I'm Deputy Pop, the sheriff's office. >> Yeah. Nice to meet you. >> Hi. What's going on tonight? >> He just pulled me over because my tags are expired. >> Oh, okay. Where you come from? Uh, Tavir. >> What are you doing in Tair? >> Uh, I live here. >> Oh. What do you you live down in Memor County? >> Uh, yeah. I live in town. >> What do you fork? >> Uh, I'm a sales and event manager. >> Oh, nice. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Sorry, I'm just logging into my uh >> What are you trying to get your insurance? >> Yeah. >> Did you give him the registration? >> No, I'm I'm cleaning out my car cuz I'm turning in my lease right now. So, I leased this car. I'm not I don't own it. So, I just had an inspection recently. So, I'm just Yeah. So, I just wanted to show you guys. Okay. >> Hey, ma'am. Can you do me a favor and step out the vehicle real quick? >> Yeah. Just >> The woman declined to participate in field sobriety testing after exiting the car. >> Ma'am, can you step out the vehicle real quick? >> Yeah, just >> you can you can leave that for now. Yeah, I know. Okay. >> Okay. So, you tell us you told me that you were coming from Tavanir, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um >> I work in Keargo. >> You work in Kargo? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you're coming from Tava. You work You work at Kargo. >> Yeah, I'm going to Tavan. >> You're going to Tavano. Where did you come from before Tavan? >> Kargo. >> Okay. All right. Did you have anything to drink tonight? Cuz I can smell the odor of alcohol coming. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. Are you willing to participate in some field sobriety exercises to dispel my beliefs? >> Yep. >> Okay, let's do that. Can you leave your phone on top there? >> My mom for a minute? >> No. Let's go ahead and do this first. >> Can I talk to my mom? I have the right to talk to my mom. >> You don't? >> No, you don't. >> So, here's the thing. So, he's What the Wy's trying to tell you is he's noticing signs of impairment based on his training experience. Okay. We will give you a phone call. However, right now he's conducting a lawful invest in investigation and for you prohibiting him to do that is a crime within itself. Okay. So, he's asking you he's giving you the chance. Do you want to do field exercises for him? The the phone call for mom, we we can do that later, but right now it's just not the time. >> Yeah. >> Well, I feel more safe. >> Okay. >> So, I I personally I'm going to deny >> You're going to deny the test? >> Well, I just I personally I'm just letting you know to my mom. I'm just letting you know if you deny the test, I'm going to have to with all the the totality of the circumstances, I'm going to have to arrest you. Okay. >> I don't want to be arrested. >> No, we're going to have to arrest you. Okay. >> No, this is not >> No, I do not want to be arrested. >> Are you w Okay, I'm going ask you one more time. Are you willing to submit to your soiety exercises? Are you willing to participate? I'm just trying to see if you could walk. >> Would you like to do that? >> Yes. I know. I I just I don't >> Is this your mom? Do you mind if I talk to her? >> Hello. Hey, Mom. This is Deputy Pope with Monro County Sheriff's Office. >> Hold on. Sorry, I can't hear you. >> My My daughter has uh major anxiety. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Well, listen. We're not We're not We're not trying to listen. >> She gets panic attacks. >> Okay. Okay. But mom, I'm I'm I'm trying I'm not We're not trying to be the bad guys here, but we're noticing signs of impairment. Okay. I can smell alcohol coming off her breath in person. She's showing some signs of impairment. Has she been drinking a little bit this evening? I don't know. Okay. >> I don't know. I'm I'm in Oregon. Okay. >> I got you. Um what did you did she take prescription medication for her anxiety? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you do you know what she takes? >> Um uh it's called Oh god. What's the name of it? Listen, it's it's not the end of the world, but we're we're we're here conducting a lawful investigation right now for for for for driving under the influence because I'm not and I know this is heartbreaking to hear for as a mother, but we're just trying to do the right thing by by her and by, you know, by our job. >> Um, she has um it's called Oh God, what's it called? >> It's okay. Ma'am Ma'am, just just breathe. Just breathe. >> Okay. She had severe panic attacks. What's What's her name? >> Trafficgan. Her name's Megan. Megan. >> Megan. Do you know what you take for your anxiety? >> What do you take? >> Ash. >> It's not It's not a prescription medication, though. Just awful. >> I mean, I'm against prescription, but I have severe anxiety and panic attacks. >> Okay. >> Cuz I've Mom, we'll we'll get we'll let her get a phone call back to you. Just give it just give us a moment. Okay. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. Thank you very much. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I would like to just take an Uber home. >> Well, we're kind of we're kind of past that, Megan. >> No, I I I need >> We're going to ask you cuz So, your mom tells me you suffer from anxiety. >> I do. I have severe anxiety. I have panic attack. >> Do you Do you take any type of prescription medications? >> Not at this moment. And I'm taking a medication because I've had other issues that I'm I have severe anxiety. >> I I get that >> and I would like to just >> This officer is asking if you'll do field sobriety exercise to dispel his belief that you're too impaired to operate the motor vehicle. Let's let's just bring it back down to base. >> I know. I just want to go home. You just let me >> We'll listen to this deputy here, okay? And we'll go from there. >> We're just trying to determine whether or not you're able to go home driving your car. >> Can I just take a number home? I just want to go home. I have two dogs. I I need to go home. Okay, we're just trying to prove if you were driving and impaired. Okay, >> if you're not impaired, you could go home in your car. There's no need for an Uber. >> I know. >> We're not trying to make your life harder, but we have a job to do, ma'am. >> I know you do. >> Okay. >> You got an extra packet on you, bro? >> All right. So, you said yes to doing the feels exercises. That way, we can get you home. >> Well, I just want to go. I don't know. My mom is my I have like severe I'm like going to have a panic attack right now. I'm not kidding. Do you need medical attention? >> I'm I'm My heart is >> Do you need medical attention? >> I don't I don't know. I I'm I'm by myself. I'm not usually by myself, >> Megan. It's It's yes or no. Do you need medical attention? >> I don't know. I don't know. I don't want >> Are you willing Are you willing to do field exercises? >> I'm not I don't know anymore. I don't know. Megan, if it's early, >> Megan, we're doing our best to talk and help you. >> I know, but but he's asking you a very simple question. >> It's a very simple question. Would you like to do field sobriety exercises to dispel my beliefs? You're okay to drive. >> I know. >> I'm just trying to prove you're okay to drive. >> I'm not trying to say anything yesterday. >> How much How much did you have to drink? >> No, I'm not saying anything. I I don't want to >> because my mom is on the phone. >> I know. I I just talked to her. I let her know everything that was happening and I told her that you would call her back. >> You guys are very good people. >> We are. We're just trying to do our job. But but I would be >> more than happy to just not submit to anything. I would just be >> okay. >> I just I don't know how that's going to work, but I don't No, there's no way. You either >> Yep. >> No, there's there's no way. You either do it or you don't. >> Field to body exercises. Yes or no? Yes or no? >> Help us help you. It's It's just yes or no. >> But I don't know what to answer at this point. >> It's yes or no. >> My tags are expired. >> I've been driving with >> So, I'm going to tell you this and I'm not I'm not coercing you and I'm not telling you what to do. Denying field sobriety exercises that is admissible into evidence in court. I just want you to know that that that that that discovery is is admissible into as evidence in court in a court proceeding. >> Saying no. >> Saying yes. >> Okay. >> Or no. It's it's your choice, but I'm just letting I'm giving you the information. >> No. >> Okay. >> I understand. >> So, Megan, please just answer the question. It's yes or no. Will you do this this deputies feel so ready exercise to dispel his belief that you're too embarrassed? >> All right. >> Is that a yes? Is that a yes? >> I just I don't know what that entails. He >> He's going to explain everything before I agree. >> It's a series of exercises that we do. Okay. You're going to do them. I'm going to instruct you how to do them well. Okay. And with that, based on what we have, we determine whether or not you're good to drive or not. Okay. >> Do you give any other >> That's it. >> He explains everything to and he even shows demonstrations along the way. I'm >> demonstrating everything. We're here to help. Okay. Please, just >> Okay. >> Do you want a DUI bag it? >> No, I don't. I don't. >> You don't want to do it? >> I'm not. I'm not. >> You're not going to do it? >> I just Can I get an Uber home? >> No. >> After being taken into custody, the driver was thrown in the rear of Deputy Marine's car. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, I don't. I need to talk to my mom. Please. >> No. No. No. No. Please. >> No. My mom's on the phone. Stop. Don't pull it. Don't pull it. >> I don't I need to be able to talk to my mom. >> My mom is calling right now. >> I'm going to >> So I'm not So I'm not agreeing to take anything. >> You're not agreeing to take anything where we're at right now. >> Okay. >> You want me to Do you want me to talk to your mom? >> Yeah. I never This has never happened. >> Come with me. Do you have anything you want to take? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What is it? >> My dogs are at home. My boyfriend is >> Okay. Anything inside your car? >> I have dogs. I have nobody to let my dog out. >> We're going to call your mom to see if they can take care of >> No, my mom doesn't live here. >> Where does she live? >> In Oregon. >> Do you have any friends nearby that can take care of your dog? >> I have nobody. I have no idea. >> Do you have anything inside the car that you want to take? >> My purse. >> Your purse. Okay. I'll make sure the deputy grabs it. Okay. Come over here. >> This is the right decision. Ma'am, I gave you plenty of opportunities. >> Can I still do one? Please, ma'am. >> At this time, you're already in custody. I believe in Jesus. I I literally have my own. >> Stay in the car. Let's go. >> Please. >> Let's go. >> Please. Can I talk to my mom, please? I've never >> You're going to have plenty of time to talk to her when you get to the jail. Let's go. >> Please >> sit down. Please. >> Let me help you. Sit down. Are you talking to mom? Please. I don't want to do this. >> Please. I don't I don't want to do this. >> Just sit down. I don't want to I don't want to push you inside. Okay. Sit down. Everything's going to be okay. We're going to take care of you. Okay. >> Panic inside. I don't want to be in here. I don't want him. I'm in a freaking panic. I don't want to do it. >> Please get inside. This Karen was likely to be charged with driving under the influence DUI, refusing to submit to field sobriety testing, and possibly driving with expired registration. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. This young woman is completely unprepared for adult life thanks to her childish mother who has done her no favors. What a sad shame. That mom 100% taught her daughter how to have an anxiety disorder. Her claim of anxiety is fake. She's amazingly calm at the station. She's incredibly manipulative behind that pathetic facade. The lesson from this incident is that refusing sobriety tests and driving with expired registration only makes matters worse. What an unyielding Karen. Please subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. The next Karen will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. >> You have no jewelry, anything on you at all? On April 27th, 2025, officer Mlelen found 21-year-old Jennifer Zeala dozing off at the wheel of a white Kiaforte that was parked in the center of the road. Hello. Hello. >> What's going on? Hello. >> Where you coming from? >> Huh? [Applause] Hello? Do you have ID? Do you have an ID? Huh? My >> I'm sorry. your to. >> Do you have your ID? >> 43 yard. We made contact cars in park. We got the blue car. You can't see the [ __ ] thing down there. >> All right. Put the back ones on here. >> Don't turn it on. Don't turn the car on. Nope. Don't turn it on. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> Not at all. >> Don't turn it on. No. >> Okay. 16. >> Huh? >> 16. >> 16. Yeah. We're We're going to probably just do a 501 investigation. >> Do you have an ID? Where's it at? Yeah, I got you. >> Want me to help you? >> Hey, why are you Why are you uh sleeping right here? >> Why are we sleeping right here? >> I don't want to drive. >> You didn't want to drive? So, you just slept right here in the middle of the road. When he asked her whether she had anything to drink earlier that evening, she admitted to drinking. >> Did you have anything to drink tonight? >> Like a few hours ago? >> Yeah. >> A few hours ago. What' you have to drink? >> Uh beer. >> A beer. What kind of beer? >> I think it was a 17. >> A 17? Is that a brand? >> Oh, okay. Where were you at when you were drinking? >> My cousins. your cousins. You know where your cousin lives? >> Uh, Zion. >> He lives in Zion. >> Where are you headed? >> In Zion. >> Okay. So, you came, you were in Zion and you're driving home to Zion. Do you know where you're at right now? >> In Zion. >> What town? >> Zion. >> Zion. Okay. You're not in Zion right now. You're in Northbrook. Do you know where that is? Where's Why would you be in Northbrook right now? My cousin lives in >> Where does your cousin live? >> Huh? >> Zion. >> Your cousin lives in Zion? And you're coming from Zion. Where do you live at? >> The police suspected her of being intoxicated and asked her to exit the vehicle and participate in field sobriety exercises. Okay. >> All right. Do me a favor. Don't worry about that right now. Won't you go ahead and get off for me? every time. >> All right. Do just go back to the back of the car. >> My partner's going to talk to you. Okay. >> All right. I'm going to have you follow my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Oh, >> don't move your head. Okay. Your left foot on the line and place your right foot in front. When I say begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps out. Take a series of small steps. Take nine heel to toe steps back. Once you begin, don't stop and count your steps out loud. I'm going to take three to show you. Okay? It look like this. One, two, three. >> Turn. 1 2 3 and so on. You're going to take nine steps out, nine steps back. Once you begin, continue until you complete the test. Do you understand? >> Do it again. >> Right. [Music] Yes. Yes. >> What's that? >> I can do it. >> Okay. Do you not want to do you not want to do this test? >> Too cold. >> Too cold. >> You got You have one more test window. Okay. >> It's called the one leg stand. You can pick either foot. You're going to raise it approximately 6 in off the ground. Approximately 6 in off the ground. It'll be parallel with the ground. You're going to keep both >> both legs >> one leg like 6 in and then one leg >> I I'll show it to you. You're going to keep your arms at your sides. Both legs are going to be straight. You're going to raise either foot 6 in off the ground. >> Okay. >> All right. It'll be it'll look like this. One 2 3 so on. >> Do you understand? >> I understand. >> And you're going to count. It's gonna be 1 100 2 100 3 100 Okay. >> Uh, okay. So, what number do I step at? >> When I tell you to stop. Okay. >> It's going to tell you when to go. It's going to be about 30 seconds. Okay. You're going to look down at your foot. You're going to count out loud. Okay. >> I tell you to start when you're going to stop. All right. >> See, mine like five star. >> Yeah. You can pick whatever foot you want. >> Whichever foot. >> Whichever foot you want. You're going to hold out in front of you 6 in off the ground. It's about the size of a pop can. You're going to look down at your foot and you're going to count out loud. 1,00 1,002 1,003 until he tells you to stop. Okay? It's going to be about 30 seconds. All right? >> Put your hands on your side. Touch your hips. There you go. Touch your hips. And when you're ready to start, >> okay, >> you're going to put that foot out in front of you, look down at it, and just start counting out loud. Okay. >> Okay. >> 1,00 2,000. >> You can look at your foot. >> Okay. 1,000 1,000 1,000 1 4,000 1 5,000 1 6,000 1 6,000 1 7,000 >> Okay, keep going. >> Oh, so touching your shot. >> Okay. 17,000. >> Look down your foot while you're doing it. Okay. >> 18,000 9,000 1,000. >> All right. >> 11,000. Due to signs of drunkenness, alcohol stench, and nodding off while driving, Jennifer was detained for DUI. I'm >> going to lift this up. Okay. >> Mhm. >> You have no jewelry, anything on you at all? >> Two bracelets? >> All right. This is going to hit 42. We got one in custody. 022. That's trying to make this. They're not built for comfort. But so right now from the test that he has given you, we believe that you're under the influence of alcohol. Okay. So you're being detained for a DUI. Okay. Do you understand what's going on right now? too much. >> This Karen may face charges of repeat DUI, falling asleep at the wheel, and driving under the influence DUI. Given her past record and obvious evidence of impairment, she may be subject to harsher punishments. Isn't this a crazy scenario indeed? After the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. It seems so unnecessary to do field sobriety tests with someone so wasted. I just can't get over how dangerous it is for a woman at 2 a.m. passed out in her car doors unlocked. Aside from being a threat on the road, the lack of self-preservation for themselves is frightening. She's not making any sense. She totally wasted and can't comprehend what they are saying. This case serves as a reminder that driving after intoxication is exceedingly risky and can have major legal repercussions, particularly for repeat offenders. 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.