injured. >> Doesn't matter. >> I'm from New York. >> So, what's up? So, you get him. I understand it. >> So, when my sister is in an accident, what you do? You're going to run and jump the gun. >> Sign on me. >> I can't. >> We'll address that with them. We'll address that. >> I can't. I can't. My sister >> Please stop resisting. Just turn around. >> I can't. >> Why? >> Don't resist. >> It's always funny how some Karens think they can talk their way out of trouble until they meet cops who don't play games. >> Got a car? >> No. No. Stop. >> Stop positioning. >> Stop. >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Stop. >> Don't grab me like that. >> At Law Frame, we reveal what happens when ego meets the badge. Watch what happens when arrogance meets authority and when Kairens get owned fast by no BS cops. Starting with the first encounter. >> Doesn't matter. >> I'm from York. >> So what's up? So you got him. >> I understand it. >> My sister is in an accident. What you do? You going to run and jump the gun? >> Sit down for me. >> On October 20th, 2024, at the scene of the collision, police discovered a lady acting strangely in a Honda that had overturned. Mercedes had a pistol. According to witnesses at the collision, >> she came out with a gun. >> She came out with a gun because she thought somebody hit her friend, but her friend hit me. >> Okay. You're the only other car involved. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Cuz they were racing. They lost control. >> Keep an eye on that chick right there in the >> It's heard another guy. I don't know who was driving. Okay. >> There's a girl out of this side. I don't know. After speaking with witnesses, officers questioned the woman about the gun, but she repeatedly denied having one, forcing them to take her into custody. >> Hey, this chick might have pulled out a gun. Oh, we need to talk to her. >> Which direction? >> Tell them that. >> He has northbound shutdown. Uh, southbound is good. We open still. >> Nobody. >> Hey, where's the gun at? >> What gun? >> Where's the gun at? They said you had a gun. Where's the gun at? I don't have no gun. >> Where's the gun at? >> I don't have a gun. >> They said you pulled out a gun. Where's the gun at? >> Come here. Put your hand on your back. All right. >> Where's the Where's the gun? >> Come on, baby. >> No, don't touch me. I know my laws, baby. >> Where's the gun at? >> Call my man. >> Where's the gun at? >> I don't have a gun. >> Is it in the car? Where's it at? >> I don't have a car. >> They You don't have a car? >> Yeah, baby. >> What are you What are you talking What do you mean? >> Were you involved with an accident? >> NO, SIR. THAT'S MY SISTER. >> OKAY, >> SIRI, call my everything. >> Stop pulling away. >> Okay, I need my phone. Stop pulling away. >> Good. >> Stop pulling away. I can I can I can smell alcohol on your breath. >> But I was in the car accident. >> Okay. >> I wasn't in the accident. >> We're getting to the bottom of it. >> Help her. >> Okay. Don't pull away. They said someone said you pulled out and can't run out. >> No, I didn't. >> We're going to get to the bottom of it. All right. We're not talking. Don't pull away. >> Who was in the Corvette? >> That's my Corvette. >> Okay. >> I ripped them out. >> Okay. >> Were they involved in the accident? >> No. >> Are you hurting anywhere? I'm I'm trying to escape out of the cuff. >> No, I'm not, baby. I've been in prison before. >> I know. I'm on probation. I know what my rules are. >> That's my sister. Look at my legs. How about that? >> Okay, we'll get you checked out. >> Get my phone going. >> We'll get your phone. Hold on. >> Yo, what's your last name? >> All right, babe. You want to see my phone, [ __ ] I'm going kill that. >> You want to see your [ __ ] >> What are you talking about? >> Who you threatening law enforcement now? >> No, it's not a threat. >> What are you talking about? What' you just say? >> It's not a threat. >> Who? Who? Who are you talking that cop. >> I said, "Can I get my phone?" >> And he said, "You're going to kill that." >> No, I was telling her like, "I need my [ __ ] because my car >> You're Listen, you're you're running you're running all over the place. You're not making any sense. You can sit down." Yes. Absolutely. You have no gun on you. >> I don't have a gun. >> Okay. >> I'm on federal probation. >> Okay. You're acting really crazy right now. >> Despite being asked several times, she continued to act innocent and even displayed a defiant attitude. >> Listen, this is very serious, okay? Where's the gun at? We're going to find the gun. We're going to find the gun. Where's the gun at? >> What gun? >> I want I just want to make sure it's not a threat right now. >> It's okay to have a gun, but I want to make sure the gun >> What gun? >> We have gun license. >> Okay. Where's Where is >> I don't have a gun cuz I I'm on probation. >> Listen, >> I came in to save her and I'm the I'm the criminal. >> The two the two she was in this Corvette. The guy said they were racing. >> They said she came over here, went into this black car, pulled her friend out and said, "Hey, where's my gun at? Where's my gun? And she got the gun and she walking around with the gun. >> Two people said that. >> So, I'm just securing her right now for officer safety cuz she's saying she doesn't have a gun on her, but there's a gun somewhere. >> Sit down right here. Just right here. Sit down right there. Once they're done with her, they're going to come check you out. Okay. >> Who's the driver there? >> I don't I think I think her. He said she came from the Corvette. >> I don't drive. I have a Corvette. I have a driver at >> Who's the driver of the Corvette? >> I have owners. >> Who's the driver of the Corvette? >> This is my problem. >> Where's he at? >> Where's the car at? Where's the car at? Oh, I don't I can't car at >> I don't have a driver's license. I just own the car. >> About that. Where's your car? Make sure it's not the wrong place. >> You're going to let me go cuz I didn't crash that car. I know the raw the laws, baby. Go play with me if you want to. >> Where you from? >> I'm from Jersey, but I've been here. Doesn't matter. >> I'm from New York. >> So, what's up? So, you get them. I'm from Jersey. >> I understand it. >> So, when my sister is in an accident, what you do? You're going to run and jump the gun. >> Going to sit down for me. >> No, I need my phone. This will >> been right here. >> Yes. >> So So >> that that's my mom. >> That's cool. We're going to go sit. We're going to go sit in the car then. >> No. No. Why? Why are you sitting me in the car? >> Okay. So you you going to calm down or you going to calm down? Yes, sir. >> All right. You going to sit down right now? Going to sit down right there. >> I pay my phone. I'll keep my phone. >> You going to sit down right there or you going to sit in my car? Which one you want? >> WHICH ONE DO YOU WANT? I'M GOING TO SIT DOWN RIGHT HERE. >> THANK YOU. >> WE FROM JERSEY, BABY. So it get out. >> You going to calm down? All right. >> Okay. Yes. I just I don't care about my car. Those are my cars. >> So carry out. Can we maybe just like turn? >> Well, you're distracting us from assessing her and giving her medical cards. So, come over here. >> You said I can get my phone though. So, that's a law, right? So, let me get my phone. Come over here. >> So, let me get my phone. That's a That's a >> Let's go over here. Some quiet over here. Let's go over here. >> Record that show on your [ __ ] >> Everything's being recorded. >> There's no law. You're You're detained right now. Okay. >> Yours is yours is safer than >> No, I can sit here. I can sit here. Shoot. >> Two witnesses over here in this the car that got rear ended. >> She won't say where the gun. >> No, she's saying there's no on federal probation. >> All right, ma'am. We need to find this gun cuz we don't want a gun laying around. >> How come two people said you had one then? >> Well, baby, I'm the I'm the one that I'm asking. >> And I don't have a gun. >> Okay. Where did >> we have license to carry? >> Where did that come from? >> I don't understand. Cuz none of these popos was there in the accident. >> I didn't say the police. I said witnesses. >> All right. I don't have a gun. I'm sorry I can't help you. >> Okay, so here's the deal. You're on probation right now. >> I'm not. We're on [ __ ] You look me up. >> When police noticed signs of intoxication and asked her to perform a sobriety test, she refuses. >> Listen, we could take the handcuffs off, but you were acting real. You were all over the place. >> She was in the car. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> That's my car. That's my father's car. That's her stepdad. It's my dad. >> Okay. Where's the Where's the >> Where's the Why are you talking to me like this? You are Are you hammer drunk right No, I'm not drunk. I don't know what to tell you. I wasn't driving, so you can't do a DUI test. >> Stupid. >> Okay. Do you want them to check you out or not? >> Yeah. Okay. >> And you can help me. >> I I I can't take you out of cuss right now. Do you want F to check you out? >> Oh, I understand the procedure with MC. >> So, you want them to check you out? Yes. >> No, they can't. And you got to let go of me when they check me out. That's the rules. >> I got to make sure you don't fall on me. Exactly. But you got >> We're going to keep a hand on you. >> No, those are the rules. So, let me know if you want to go without it or with it cuz I know my laws. >> You You want to get checked out? >> Exactly. But I still need this. Uncuffed me. I know the rules. >> We can check it out. Check it out. >> I know the rules, baby. >> I can walk home like I did. >> You're drunk. You're not walking home. >> I can smell the alcohol impurities on your breath. >> Amanda, you want me to clean or you want me to wrap it? You want I have some alcohol prep. You want me to clean it and then wrap it or >> In the end, officers checked her injuries and escorted her to the station. >> Take it nice and slow. Hold on. >> Okay. What are you doing? Okay, we'll help you out. We got two officers here. [Music] >> Hey, when you go down to the jail, you're not better bring anything with you, right? I know. I know. Someone said you had the gun and then you've been acting real. Keep your hands out your feet grabbing stuff. Okay. Felony picking in the jail. Okay. Okay. Don't brag about it. Oh, I got one right there. >> Yeah. On your gloves. Careful reading her in. >> Wow. That's all good. It's just on her shoe right there. >> Yeah. Okay. That's just reference evidence. I just told you it's on her shoe and you wiped it off. >> I don't even fine. It's all on hand. Okay. >> All right. So, next another charge. Can you grab her in evidence bag? She's got on her hand. Okay. You make sense that in a couple hours and you spoke her up. It's very upsetting for you. >> Put the glove in there, too. >> Yeah. We got to put both of them. >> Hey, so you know it's a new crime to expose offers to fentanyl dangerously like that. So >> that's fol. >> What is this? >> Here's the thing. Just exposed this officer to possible fentanyl. You You just exp listen to me. You don't control this. You don't [ __ ] >> You don't control. Don't poke up to me. >> Hold on. >> Do not flare up to me. >> What is this? >> Is it trying to expose? >> This Karen faced charges of resisting an officer without violence, endangering a public servant, tampering with evidence, and possessing a controlled substance, highlighting the severity of her conduct during the incident. Everyone has their opinion and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. I don't say this lightly, but I hate her. You're 100% trash. We don't pay our officers nearly enough to have to deal with this [ __ ] constantly. The lesson from this situation shows that refusing to cooperate and challenging the police only makes things worse. Subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. We will immediately move on to the next situation. Get out of the car. >> No. No. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop. >> I'm not I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> On June 21st, 2024, when an officer received a complaint about a drunk client trying to drive. They went to a beauty supply business. >> So, from what I understand, were you in were you in the salon recently, ma'am? Were you in the salon or over here? So, I'm a hairdresser for 40 years. >> You So, you're a hairdresser at that salon? >> No, it's a beauty supply. You have to be a licensed hairdresser to go in there. >> Oh, okay. >> When asked about being intoxicated, the woman became irritated and uncooperative. >> Have you had anything to drink today, ma'am? >> No. >> No. No. I can smell alcohol coming off your breath. >> So, >> are you sure you're okay to drive? or we can call you like >> so I mean you >> I went shopping >> so you haven't had anything to drink ma'am so then what am I smelling on your breath obviously the people in the business think that you might be under the influence of some kind of intoxicant or something are you certain you're good to drive. >> Ma'am, I I don't know if I feel comfortable having you drive. >> I think I'm good, sir. >> You think You think you're good? No. No. I I don't I don't think you're good, ma'am. >> I don't think I'm good. >> Although she denied it, officers knew she was drunk and tried to stop her from driving, but she refused. >> So, ma'am, here's how this works. Okay. You haven't driven yet. Okay. But I see you intend to drive your car home. I believe I I believe I believe you. I believe you're under I believe you're under the influence and if you try to get in that car I'm going to I'm going to I will I will arrest you. >> I'm not. >> So why don't you call somebody? >> Why don't you call somebody? No. No. Is there Is there anybody you call? Husband, son, boyfriend, and they will bring me a flatbed and go home. >> That's the solution. >> All right. Well, I'm I'm going to stand by until that flatbed shows up cuz I don't feel comfortable getting you drying based off your speech, your gate, and the alcohol coming off your breath. >> Yeah, I like that. Thank you. If you have a 600. [Applause] >> Ma'am, >> why? I have to turn the air condition. >> I understand that. I understand that. You're you're telling me that you would rather have your cara and they'll bring a flatbag to take me home than 30 ciper. Yes, sir. >> That's the way it works. >> You don't >> No, I don't have anybody. I'm an only child. My husband has Okay. You want me to call him up and tell him where the I'm at? That ain't happening. I know my rights. ALL RIGHT. BACK THE OFF. I'M CALLING TRIPLEA. LEAVE ME ALONE. >> I'm not I'm not going to leave you alone because you're intoxicated and you're sitting in the driver's seat of your car. >> I'm not. >> You have to turn on the air condition. >> How does this key come out? We're taking it. It doesn't stay in there. So, it's a key fob. >> Ma'am, I'm trying to keep you from getting a misdemeanor. >> MA'AM, I AM CHALLEN. >> MA'AM, I'M NOT A MA'AM. I'M 58. BACK off of me. I have a husband suffering from I HAVE HAD ONE drink this I am a 40year-old hairdresser. What they told you? I don't know. But that's where I'm going home to. All right. You can look at it any way you want. You want me to call my police friend? I will do that. >> Back up. >> No. Back up. Back up. Back up off me, >> please. Please, please, please, >> please don't get me, please. >> The police then went back into the store to speak with employees about her disruptive behavior while intoxicated. >> They have my phone. >> They have your phone? >> I'll go I'll go get it for you. >> Yes, that would be >> I'll go get it for you. >> Can Can you step over there for me? >> Yeah, I'll be glad to walk. >> Hi. >> Hi. How are you? >> Good. How are you? She says that you have her phone. >> Yes, she left her phone and I think I think that was it. >> Okay. >> So, what did you see? Cuz obviously I believe her to be intoxicated, which is not why I'm not going to allow her to to leave. >> Yes. >> Um >> um well, she came in and she This is a customer I've seen before, maybe once or twice, >> but she came in and she was like, "Oh, hey, how are you?" And I had other customers in the store. Um, she was like she was like, "I'm going to pay for their stuff and like give them my account number in here. We have to have a specific account for them." And she was getting a little bit upset with that. And then she was upset that I didn't let her use the restroom, but our restrooms were down. >> Okay. >> So, that's when I sent her to KT James. Um, and then she came back and my other customers that were here noticed that she was drunk and >> I guess that's what set her off cuz that's when she started but she was in my face like initially getting like on me. >> Ma'am, step out of the store phone. I need my phone. >> Okay, step out of the store, ma'am. Step out of the store. >> No, you know what? You need to back off. >> If you if you continue my investigation, I'm going to arrest you. >> You need to back off now. Um I believe Cosmopro may have um also kicked her out. I'm not quite sure. >> What is that? Cosmo. >> Yeah, it's another store similar to this. Um but she was saying that the the Colombians over there were, "Oh, you're a real hair stylist." Like blah blah blah. I guess we're like talking to her. Um >> so you watched her drive up in that condition. >> Mhm. How long ago did she arrive? >> Um, probably now like a maybe a good 20 20 minutes, 30 minutes maybe. >> Okay. So, she showed up in that condition. >> Yeah. >> And then >> she was getting in the face of like everybody here like all the all the customers like she came behind here a few times like to me like she was >> Do you want her back inside the store? >> Um, >> do you do you still want her business? >> Currently, no, probably. I mean, I don't I'm not my the manager here, but probably no. >> If you would like her trespass, I can trespass her. In the meantime, she hasn't driven in in my >> Okay. >> So, I'm looking at her and her gate is is definitely a little off. Her speech is a little off. I can smell alcohol on her breath. >> Yeah. >> Um and she's screaming my face. I can I can obviously smell alcoholic beverages on her breath. >> Right. >> She's like, "Right, she's acting completely unreasonable." Yes. >> I'm trying to keep her from getting a DUI. >> Yeah. She didn't pull off when in my presence, but I'm uh >> that was my concern. >> I was even if I could get her to call a friend or something so she can get a ride and then she she can come back and get her car later. >> Okay. Yes. Uh, but she but she wants to have a triple AAA show up and flatbed her car and tow it back to >> No, I'm just asking to step outside so I can >> I'm asking to step in the air conditioning. >> If if you want to sit in your car and air conditioning your car in my car. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm trying to be as nice as I can to her. >> Yeah. You try to be as nice as you can and go and rest out there. Piece of [ __ ] >> Yeah. I hope to record and monitor this. >> Can Can you just go to your car, turn on your car, sit in the passenger seat, sit in the air conditioning until the toe comes? Like I'm I'M TRYING TO CUT I'M TRYING TO CUT >> NO, I'M IN A 40YEAR-OLD HAIRDRESSER. >> I just wanted to stand in the AC. I'm asking you to step outside and see. You can you can have your AC. >> No, I want air condition. I'm 58. I'm going through >> working on a trespass investigation right now and you're interfering with my trespass investigation >> based on the evidence. Officers decided to arrest her and she immediately put up strong resistance. >> We're ma'am, we're really trying to help you out and catch you a break. It's either we >> Goodbye. >> It's either It's either you talk to >> Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Now you made me miss my [ __ ] again. Yeah. Yeah. I'm trying to call TripleA to get a flatbed to take me home and you won't let me. In that way we originally talked about get off of my back already. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Get out of the car. >> No. No. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> Okay. >> Stop. >> Stop. No. No. No. I'm not res No. No. Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me now. >> Keep your hands behind your back. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. There you go. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> On the other side. >> Do this way. >> All right. >> I don't know what I did. >> You tried to slam a door on me, ma'am. That's what you did. >> No, but I tried to tell you to leave me alone. This has been going on for an half an hour. No. Stop, sir. >> Stop, sir. >> We're going to stand you up now. Okay. Bring your feet in. >> In the end, the woman was escorted to the patrol car and taken to the station. >> Ready? 1 2 3. >> Why? >> It's hot out here. Put your shoes on, man. It's hot out here. >> Why? No. Stop. >> Stop. You're calling my brother. Get off of me. No. Please. >> You got somebody else. >> No. Please. Please. Please. No. This is ridiculous. Stop. >> Why your stance? >> Stop. >> Why? >> No, >> ma'am. Just stand up straight. Just stand up. Stop turning. >> My feet are on fire. >> I understand that. I tried to get you in your shoes and you tried to fight with me. >> Go get him. >> Guys are being ridicul. >> You had You had every chance to get arrested. You had every chance to not get arrested. And this is where we're at now. This is where we're at. >> No. >> Don't slam car doors on cops. >> No. No. I told you to leave me alone, >> man. We're just trying to get your jewelry out so it doesn't cut your wrist. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Cut my wrist. >> Cut my wrist. >> Yeah, exactly. I know. >> I'm in trouble anyway. >> Where you going? Stop. >> Oh, I'm not going nowhere. Where do you think I'm going? This is comical. Oh, I love this. Wow. Thank you. Thank you. >> Thank you. This is so good. Oh, yeah. You want to let check my teeth? >> I'll totally bend over cuz I've been getting for 25 years. Don't >> stop moving. >> I'm moving. Why don't you take my glasses off my neck? >> Why don't you take my glasses off my neck, you idiot? This Karen faced multiple charges, including resisting arrest, public drunkenness, and battery on a law enforcement official since her violent and unruly actions at the scene went well beyond a mere disruption. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. Trying to reason with a drunk is the biggest waste of time. You won't get anywhere. This is these people. There is a point at which you cannot be nice to nasty people. officer. What a nasty drunk. The lesson from this situation shows that being drunk in public and refusing to cooperate with the police only makes things worse. 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. I had a few seconds. >> Don't grab me like that. On December 10th, 2024, police pulled over a woman for speeding and having expired paperwork. >> Hi, I'm Officer Overton Burge Police Department. I pulled you over for two reasons. Back there where I did the U-turn behind you, I know you saw me. You were at 62 and a 45. So, you're 17 over the speed limit. Okay. Also, >> because it was my lights. >> No, no, no. It was because of your speed. Also, your uh license plates, so your registration is suspended. Did you have a time period where your vehicle was uninsured? >> No. I Let me >> Cuz it's suspended for non-insurance. All right. Do you have a driver's license? >> I do. I have like a paper that they gave me that they were supposed to be like it was like a temporary plate. >> Mhm. >> Can I show you the other paper, too? >> Sure. Well, this is expired, too. >> Yeah. I I just got >> But either way, you're So our everything that we get in our computer system comes from the Secretary of State. Okay. >> And it's saying your registration is suspended. All right. Not expired, suspended. What's in the solo cup there? >> Um juice. >> Is that it? I just see the black bag that they typically hand out at uh at liquor stores. And I just hope you're not drinking. >> Oh, no. No, no, >> dude. Okay. All right. Hold on to that. Give me a couple minutes. Okay. >> Okay. During questioning, they noticed an open bottle of alcohol in the back of the car, but the woman kept denying it. >> What's the alcohol bottle in the back seat? >> I have no idea. >> In the right here in the black bag. >> Have you had anything to drink this morning? >> Just these. >> Oh, duels. Non-alcoholic. What about the bottle that's behind your driver's seat? >> I have no idea. Stay in the car, please. >> Is that bottle open or closed behind you? >> I I have no idea. Um this I shared this car with my brother. >> Okay. All right. Can I see if it's open or closed? >> And wait, what happens if you see it? >> Well, if it's open, you can't have open liquor in the car. >> But if it's not mine, >> what's that? >> But if it's not mine, >> so if you're behind the wheel, you're responsible if you're driving the car. >> Really? >> Okay. All right. Is it open or not? I have no idea to be honest. >> All right. So, it is open. >> It's open. >> It's open. All right. Here, close the door for me. Can you roll down this window? >> Um, yeah. I turn on the car. >> You've had nothing to drink today? >> No, it's just those. >> All right. They still have an alcohol content in there. All right. Where are you coming from? >> From my friend's house. Just picked up the shift. Officers then asked her to step out for a sobriety test. And when she refused to take a breath test, they decided to inspect the vehicle to confirm the open container. Cynthia, with you traveling uh you know 17 mph over the speed limit. All right. The odor alcohol coming from the vehicle and the open alcohol container. I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle, okay? Cuz I just want to talk to you a little bit. Make sure that you're not that you're good to drive basically. I mean, especially if you're going to be delivering packages and stuff like that. Okay. Can I walk on out? >> Yep. Come on out. So, have you had anything to drink? Just be honest with me. >> In the morning, >> huh? >> In the morning? Just those that I told you? >> Like how long ago? >> I don't know. Like maybe 910 in the morning. >> Oh, so like yesterday morning? >> No, this morning. >> Well, it's What time is it now? Do you know? What time do you think? It was like 4:00 in the morning. So, yeah. No, it was yesterday. >> Yesterday. Okay. Um, would you be willing to do a few tests to show me that you're able to drive? >> Okay. Here, I'm going to shut this door right here. Okay. Okay. >> So, what I need you to do is put your feet together and your hands down by your sides. Okay? When I do, I want you to follow it with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Do you understand the instructions? Okay. It's going to be a minute. If you need to blink, you can blink. Okay. But just follow it with your eyes and your eyes only. >> It's all right. It's a little bit longer. >> Right there. >> A little bit longer. Okay. >> Are you fine walking nine steps or so? And nine steps back. All right. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to explain this to you. Go ahead and stand next to me. Okay. >> All right. So, imagine there's a straight line. Okay. I want you to put your left foot on that line. You can just keep it where it's at. Put your right foot in front of that one just like I am. >> That's That's a >> You can't do that. Could you put it close? >> You can't get the heel any closer to the toe >> with my hand. But no, cuz the hips, too. >> I mean, I don't want to get you in any position where you're going to hurt yourself. All right. Would you have a hard time doing a one leg stand? >> I could do it with with one leg. Like with what? >> With this leg. >> With with like >> and then with this one like I it I would have to like >> standing on your right leg and then lifting your Okay. >> This is the one I have like the hip replacement on. >> Right. Okay. All right. So then we'll try that then. Okay. So what you're going to do is you're going to place your heels and your toes together. Okay. And you're not going to start until I tell you to start. When I tell you you're going to raise either foot, whichever one you want to, approximately 6 in off the ground, both legs straight, arms at your sides. And you're going to hold that position while you count out loud in the following manner. 1,001 1,002 1,003. Ready? >> 1001,002. >> No, it's okay. Keep going. >> 100,00 1,002. >> Can you count out loud? >> No. >> No. Okay. All right. Would you be willing to do a preliminary breath test? >> Uh, what is that? >> PBT. like you blowing a little little straw machine that we have here. If you are being honest and you haven't drank since we're recorded right now, if you're being honest and you haven't drank since yesterday morning, you should be triple zeros. >> Okay. >> Mhm. >> Excuse me. You don't want to do it. >> Mm- >> Why not? >> Because I don't. >> Because you're lying and you've been drinking. >> No, I just don't want to do it. Just because my hips don't respond the way you guys want them to doesn't mean that I got to do that. >> All right. Well, this is what I'm going to do, though. See, I'm not going to hook you up for DUI, but I'm taking your car. You don't have insurance and your plates are suspended. >> Can I take stuff out the car? >> Uh, you can after I go through there looking for more evidence of open alcohol. Okay. >> All right. >> So, that's what I'm going to do tonight. All right. >> At that point, the woman became uncooperative and disruptive, forcing the officers to place her under arrest. >> Stand by with this officer. See if you can find a ride. Okay. >> Can I go through? >> No, we're not going to get difficult right now. Okay. >> I got to pee. >> I really got to pee. Can I get my clothes out? It's the white bag. >> You're going to wait. >> Ma'am, get over here right now with this officer. >> Don't touch me. >> Get over here right now. >> Don't touch my card. Don't touch me. >> Hey, don't touch me. >> Cynthia, listen. We're not doing this right now. >> No. >> Cynthia, >> don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Get over here with this officer. Don't touch me. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Stop it. You are under arrest. >> Grab my clothes. >> You were under arrest. >> Get back here and you grab my clothes. >> Listen, you grab my clothes. >> You grab my clothes. >> You told me to get back here and you pulled me by my clothes. I had a few. >> Don't grab me like that. approaching road. >> Stop it. Hey, you need to stop. >> You You grabbed my clothes. You told me to go back to the officer and you pulled by my shirt. You >> went away from me. I lost. >> It's too late now. >> NO, YOU GRAB my clothes. IT'S ON CAMERA, RIGHT? IT'S oning camera, right? It's on camera, right? You grab me. It's too late now. >> I want the I want to supervise. No, I want your superior. I want superior. You don't want to you wear a white shirt. I want to superior. I want superior. >> I want superior. >> You have anything on you I need to know about? >> Yes, of course I do. >> What do you have? >> Look for it then. >> Okay. Stick in the back of the car. >> I got 390. [Applause] You made this worse than it had to be. >> I got to pee. >> Separating your legs. >> Your legs. >> You're just getting more charges. >> I got to pee. >> Separating your legs. >> I told you I got to pee. >> Oh, you're going down my pants. >> GET THE OFF MY PANTS. >> We're recording. We're recording. >> You don't go inside my pants. You grab me by the [ __ ] camera. >> Yeah, IT'S ON CAMERA. I GUESS. >> Spread your legs. >> We need to check to make sure you don't have weapons on you. >> Stop it. >> You just got another charge kicking me. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Your hand off my [ __ ] >> Hurry up. >> After a brief struggle, she was restrained and escorted to the patrol car. here. >> [ __ ] fact. He's skinny, dude. He You cannot pull side by side by doors, >> dude. Man, >> you're pulling me. >> It's all right. Go >> Cynthia. Just stop. >> All right, let me go get It's too late. >> All right, let me >> It's too late. >> All right, >> I'll walk into it then. >> All right, we got to get something out of there real quick. >> Oh, >> are you me right now? >> What I'm going to do is I'm going to double lock these so they don't tighten up on you. Okay, >> which one >> are you going to cooperate? This one here. >> Cynthia, I need your honesty. Okay. I don't know why you had to bring it to this level tonight. >> You were going to get your car towed. You were going to get a couple tickets and you were going to get on your way and that was it. >> We're recording. Do you have anything on you? I know you said you worked for Amazon. I want to make sure you don't have any box cutters or anything like that. >> I don't pull my pencil. He pulled them out when he was searching. He pul thing. >> All right. Can you step into there for me? Yes, >> you can use a little You can use a little step right there. >> Not with this one. >> Can you Yeah. There you go. Can you do it like that? >> All right. That's going to be the new thing. I'm in front of that. >> Is there anything you need out of your car? Wallet. >> Um my purse. >> Okay. So there's clothes and stuff that you need out of the bag. >> You guys are taking the car. No. >> He's just in front of this Greco semi. >> Just that white bag close in the back. >> Okay. >> This Karen faced charges of aggravated battery, resisting arrest, and multiple traffic offenses, including speeding, driving with a suspended license and no insurance, and carrying an open container, reflecting her careless attitude toward the law. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. I'm convinced that people want to get arrested. If it smells like a drunk, walks like a drunk, it's a stupid drunk. She knows how to make something out of nothing. The lesson from this situation shows that refusing to follow police instructions and denying wrongdoing only makes things worse. 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 for me. Put your hands behind your back. >> I can't. >> We'll address that with them. We'll address that. I can't. I can't. My >> Please stop resisting. Just turn around. >> I can't. >> Why? >> Don't resist. >> On May 17th, 2025, after receiving a complaint about a lady leaving the scene of a collision, police arrived at a Family Dollar. >> Oh, no. You're good. Thank you. Okay. All right. >> Just so you know, they hit me. >> Okay. Uh, well, before Sorry, say that again. >> They hit me. >> I didn't hit anything. >> Well, let's start from the beginning. Um, kind of I think your mom just called you, let you know. Or did she not talk to? We were just over at the house. I didn't know if your mom >> They have my car. You can tell from the zero damage on his, the totally horrible damage on mine. >> Okay. Um >> I stopped because I saw them coming and he just kept going. >> Okay. Um well, again, we just came from your >> Can we go over here? >> Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. We just came from your residence over here. I'm speaking to mom and dad. That's why I didn't know if they just called you or not. Um but the reason I'm here, I'm just so weird. Like he's just been standing there for an hour waiting here. >> I was looking at him because I was like, "Is that the guy?" But he wouldn't say anything to me. >> Okay. Yeah, I'm not >> looking at him. >> Yeah, I'm not sure who that is. If we can just see him here for me. >> So, >> is that not him? >> No, I don't believe so. But Okay. But the reason I'm here is regarding the >> Sorry. >> All right. Well, let's go around this corner then. Right. Right around this side here. >> How about on this right around this corner? Is that okay? >> Or would you rather right here? It's up to you. Okay. Um, so I'm investigating a hit and run accident. Um, after hearing what another party came in, >> was the car even damaged? >> Yes. >> Yes, there was some damage on the other vehicle. >> Really bad. And the only reason I left was cuz I had to go to work. >> Okay. >> They hit me. I was only on break. >> That's what I was going to again. I just wanted to speak with you, kind of give you a chance to tell me what happened. Um, so you were driving, you were on your break driving, got >> I was just bringing my car here because I had to go somewhere after work. >> Okay. Okay. So, >> and literally on the way here, they just Okay. So, you >> I didn't see them coming and so I stopped. I definitely I was hitting the brakes and I had stopped and then they just kept going anyway. >> Okay. Where was this at? Was it uh >> And I stood there and I parked over and I waited and no one ever pulled over. No one ever came to me and I didn't want to call the police until after my shift. >> Do you remember where it happened? >> It was by the fulles. >> Fal. >> Okay. >> And that part of the right over here at the 122 >> from where I park and then I was turning to go here. >> Okay. You were making a left on the Palaski from 122nd. Okay. >> When asked why she left the scene, the woman repeatedly said she needed to go to work. >> The main issue I or we have is that the fact that you ended up leaving following the accident. Um >> I was going to report after work. I just can't afford to I couldn't afford to just leave work. >> Okay. Um so I understand that. So, the reason you ended up leaving was because you wanted to just to get to work. Um, but we do have to address that now because it is a crime to leave a scene of an accident. >> Even if they hit me. >> Yes. Regardless, doesn't matter. >> Um, I'll I could document that in my report that you said that they hit you. Um, he was saying vice versa. Um, but I can at least document that in there. >> That's funny because the front of my messed up, which means I didn't like it's the side. If I was hit someone, it would have just been the complete front, but it was the side. Do you need a pick? >> Okay. Um, no. I actually saw your car over here. Took a picture of your car already. >> Sorry. What was that? >> My mom moved it for me. >> Okay. >> I was still shaken up. I couldn't move it. So, it was just in the middle of the street for an hour. >> Okay. >> Where did your mom move it from? >> Well, after the accident, I didn't go far. That's why I don't get why they would think I was hitting and running. I was literally right there and I waited for 20 minutes looking around. No one ever came up to me. No one ever said like and I was looking for dented cars, anything. And there was nothing. >> Okay. >> And I I guess I know I should have called, but I just thought I could wait till after work because I knew if I called I'd have to leave >> and I potentially get in trouble. >> At that point, the officer asked if she could make arrangements and find someone to cover her shift. >> Uh, do you have insurance on your vehicle? >> I have liability. >> Okay. So, you do have insurance in there. >> Do they have liability? >> Um, that I believe so. Yes. Yeah. >> So, do we both get our cars fixed? >> Um, well, so we're going to address Are you about to get off work right now? >> At 3. >> At 3:00, >> 8 minutes. >> Okay. Um, I'm going to hang out here until you're off your shift and then we're going to have to go to the station and address the hit and run issue. Okay. Um, so if you want or is anyone else here that can kind of take over for you until shift ends or do you normally and do you normally stay after? or you leave right at 3:00. >> So, who's your replacement? >> Hm. >> Who's going to replace you? >> What do you mean? >> That was 3:00. Who replaces you? >> Nita. >> Okay. What time she show up? >> 3. >> She shows up exactly at 3:00 or she come a little bit earlier. >> At 3. >> Exactly at 3:00. What car does she drive? No. >> I'm not sure, but there's someone else in there. I >> And as we can guess, the reason for that question was that the police had decided to arrest her. >> Being arrested. Okay. Uh, yes. Yes, you are going to be arrested. I'm >> going to jail. >> Um, just we're going to bring you there, process you, you'll be issued a citation and a and a court date for this. >> So, I have to send the night in jail. >> No, no, no. We'll only be there about 45 minutes to an hour and then you'll be released. >> So, it's just a court. >> Yes. Yes, you will have to go to court. Um, but for right now, if you could just turn around, put your hands behind your back for me. >> I can't do that here. on camera at work. >> Okay. No, I understand that. But >> I just get in the vehicle willingly. >> No, we have to do what we do. We'll pull a car around and put you in. >> Please don't do this at my job. >> We're going to move a car around here and we'll put you in the car back here. Okay. >> Right here. >> I understand. But we got to do what we got to do. Just turn around for me. Put your hands behind your back. >> We'll address that with them. We'll address that. >> I can't. I can't. My >> Please stop resisting. Just turn around. >> I can't. >> Why at my job? >> All right. Just turn around. You are walking in front of >> Turn your >> How does this hit me and I'm in trouble? >> You left the scene and playing. >> But they left the scene, too. >> I'll put my car. >> So, I'm going to jail for the night. >> Not for the night. We're just processing you. We're going to take your pictures, take your fingerprints, and then we're going to leave. And or you'll be able to leave from there. Uh, the male Arabic possibly wearing a white t-shirt, blue jeans. >> Where was this person when I was looking for that? >> Central 702. Can you mark one female 95? >> Was I supposed to find this person? >> What was I supposed to do? I've never been in an accident like this. >> Yeah, I would like you thought you should have done. Just stop and call us. That would have been the right thing to do. Um, but >> can I please get in? Do you have any weapons or anything like that on you? What's this uh fogger here? It's like a OC spray. >> Yes. I almost got jumped at work. It's self-defense. >> All right. Any other like knives or anything like that on you? >> Okay. All right. Just a second. I just have to do a limited pat down on you. Make sure there's no weapons or anything like that. >> So, you got your phone in your back pocket. >> What's this here? >> Chapstick. >> Just chapstick. Okay. I vaping there. >> Yes. This are these uh >> headphones >> me because they're say they hit me. >> Ma'am, we need your back. >> But they're arresting me jail. Mom, >> we're just staying at the Elsa police. >> Uh we just got to fingerprint her and take her photos and then she'll be released. So it'll be about 45 minutes and then she'll be >> Yes. >> falling out of my ear. I I could grab them for >> Oh, one's in here. >> Sorry. >> All right. You want to grab that? It kind of land on her chest. I don't know. >> In her other ear. It's in her ear. >> Please go. Can you just go tell me? >> Where did I go? >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Can I What? She's She's not going to stay with us. She's going to get out and about 312. You can clear me at 105. There's an Uber waiting on we had to do >> this. Karen faced charges for resisting arrest and fleeing the scene of an accident. A small event became a far more serious legal matter because of her failure to cooperate with investigators and her choice to run rather than accept responsibility for the mishap. After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments. Being clocked in at work doesn't save you from being arrested. You can't fix stupid with this one. She knew exactly what she was doing, lying like the criminal she is. The lesson from this situation shows that avoiding responsibility after an accident only makes things worse. And for more articles, subscribe to Lawframe if you like this. >> I got this one. >> On June 30th, 2024, patrolman from the Westfield Police Department responded to a complaint of a drunk girl making disturbances at Adam's Tavern, situated at 115 Elm Street. [ __ ] my dad. It's so [ __ ] up. >> What's going on, ma'am? >> Oh, no. Here we go. >> Someone called us. Yeah. >> Um, I'm in close, but I'm the general manager. >> Okay, no problem. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> All right. Do you want to tell us what's been tonight? >> Not really. I mean, not that you're going to like tell me what? Well, I don't know. I just got here. So, you tell me what's going on. We got a call that that you were out here causing a scene. That's all. Doesn't mean you're in trouble. >> Literally standing here. >> Okay. >> He's been here the whole [ __ ] gone. >> Okay. Um, they probably don't want you to be loud and and bellering in there. >> That's why I'm trying to [ __ ] >> Are you with someone inside? >> No. Well, you're right. >> But I'm a paying customer in there. I was literally just looking like how I could get home. >> Okay. >> Like take the [ __ ] bus or take the [ __ ] train. >> Where's home? >> Go to the park. >> Okay. >> Not even That's why I was like, "Dude, can I take the train or should I take the [ __ ] bus?" >> So, you were just trying to get help going home. Okay. We can We could probably make make arrangements for you. Um >> Yeah, please. >> Do you have ID so I can figure out where you're going? Where you need to go? >> Yeah, it's right here. >> No problem. Thanks so much. >> Literally everything right here, bro. >> Oh, you're smart. You got the flats. Got everything. Yeah, cuz I was just walking. >> No, I mean plus the weather now, too. We're um You were here for a while for dinner, for lunch. Just visiting. >> Yeah. >> And I'm sorry I didn't catch your first name. >> Lauren. Li. My name's Tim. Um there's a few of us here obviously. Uh but we're just called to help you in this hole. As the police attempted to arrange for her to be returned to her house in Roselle Park, she grew hostile and bolted into the street hospital. Are you feeling like you >> Absolutely not. >> I'm just saying they can get >> Absolutely not. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Did you hurt yourself at all? >> No. >> Okay. Do you want to make sure they don't have any issues and they just >> Do you have any other stuff inside? >> Jacket or anything? >> I don't think so. >> Okay. [Applause] [Music] three. Go for take a deal. >> You look nice for the day. When you were you uh doing anything before this [ __ ] shower. >> Okay. >> My friend came in for [ __ ] You want to look up her husband? Her husband is the reason I [ __ ] came here actually. >> Okay. >> Got him. He's a higher rank than all of you guys [ __ ] combined. >> Oh man. Okay. >> He does. >> No, I believe you. I don't know what I don't know where you're talking about. What what place or whatever. Is there someone you want to call that have to maybe have pick you up? >> Not at all. >> Okay. That's why I'm asking if if you know someone that can come pick you up, we'll call them. See if they can come pick you up. >> Okay. >> I'll call my mom. I'm [ __ ] 5 years old. I'll figure it out. >> Okay. Well, my concern is I also don't want to I don't want to have you get on a bus and cause a scene. I don't want I don't want an Uber to drop you in the middle of nowhere cuz cuz they don't want to take the fair. I want you to go home safely. You know what I'm saying? >> I think for you, I don't live two miles around like from here. >> I mean, if you did, we'd drive you home ourselves. >> But Rosel Rosel Park Rosel Park's little park. >> Rosel Park. Why don't you do that? >> I don't know. He's looking so [ __ ] bothered by it. >> No, not at all. It's out of town. >> No, he's looking so bothered by it. >> Oh, I'm so sorry, Westville police. You have so many crimes committed. >> Okay, don't take it on him. You didn't do any [ __ ] Please. My [ __ ] cousin lives there. Please. >> Okay. >> There is no crime in Westfield. He's like, "Oh my god, I can't like check in on my daughter. Shut the [ __ ] up." >> All right. >> [ __ ] dumbass. Honestly, >> nobody Nobody You think you >> You're so mad that I'm pulling you out for one time. >> Ma'am, I'm not I have not said anything to you today. We're trying. >> I know. I'm just saying that you can't can't commit. >> Hey, I'm not >> All I'm saying is that you can't commit. >> We're trying to get you home safe. >> I don't care. All I'm saying is that I want you to go on record to say that you can't commit. >> Ma'am, >> why can't you commit? Why do I have to have these two people? >> Why can't you commit on record? Why can't you commit on record? Why can't you commit? >> Do you have anyone you can contact, ma'am? >> Why can't you Do you have anybody you can contact? Apparently, you're the [ __ ] one that has a [ __ ] issue. >> Okay, we're going to try to get you a ride home. Make sure you get home safely. Okay, >> I know, but I'm asking why you why are you the one with the issue? If I go to if I go to [ __ ] trial, it's going to be like, ah, well, it's an appellent issue because this guy, you know, >> you have no reason to go, >> shut the [ __ ] up. >> Please bring is someone at your house, >> please. >> Do you live with someone, Lauren? Don't do not [ __ ] at me about any [ __ ] thing. >> Lauren, just pull up your >> Do not [ __ ] at me. >> Lauren, your justice pull. >> Do not at me. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Okay. Well, you have >> Don't give a [ __ ] Do not give a [ __ ] >> DO NOT AT ME. >> Do not at me. That's my right. Do not at me. >> You can't be in the rope. >> I don't care. Right here. >> I thought they're going in there. We're not going anywhere yet. >> No problem. >> Back over here, please. Come on. Out of the road. >> He has no PROBLEM DOING THAT. >> OUT of the roadway. >> Out of the road. >> If he is exemplifying his duties as an officer, >> I'm not doing that with my shirt down. >> Absolutely not. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. >> Okay. At this point, >> at this point, you're going to end up at the hospital because you can't get Do you Do you live with someone? >> Because this guy pulled my shirt down. >> Who? >> He didn't pull my shirt down. But I'm saying that. All right. So, you want me to stay here uncomfortable? I'll >> No, I want to talk to you like a normal person, but you're not staying still and you're walking in the road. >> Let's say I'm not making it easier for you guys. So, I'll stand here with my shirt down. I'll do that. I will do that all day long. >> Okay. You have to live with someone at home. >> Does someone at your house? >> Who's at Who's at? >> I THOUGHT WE ALREADY ESTABLISHED THAT. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. You kidding me? >> You didn't. >> My own. Yes, I did. >> Okay. Who lives with you? Mom. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I don't know that. Is she home? >> I already established that with you. Shut the [ __ ] up. Don't act like you [ __ ] know. >> Don't know. Okay. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> 1992. All right. Actually age. Come on. I can take you TO THE HOSPITAL. >> ASK MY AGE. YOU'RE MY [ __ ] AGE. >> HEY, BRO. IF I HEAR ACT YOUR AGE one more [ __ ] time, I will knock you out. >> Okay. You'll get >> YOU WANT TO HEAR ONE MORE [ __ ] THING? DON'T ACT. DO NOT ATTACK ME. >> I'M GOING TO I'M GOING TO STEP BACK. You're going to go. >> Right. Exactly. Do not. >> Okay. Come here. The whole point is you're going to end up in handcuffs or go TO THE HOSPITAL. >> EXACTLY. HE'S like entiting me. >> I WILL KNOCK YOU OUT. >> THREE. WE'RE GOING to have to do this atra. >> She's uncooperative. Is that uncert? >> You can have a supervisor respond as well. I WILL KNOCK YOU OUT, BRO. >> WE'RE going to have to dispatch her. He's not on coercion. >> What is your name? This is our first time speaking. Whatever. >> Come here. What's your name, dear? >> Bro, I was not You're not talking to me. >> I WILL KNOCK YOU OUT. >> OKAY. ALL RIGHT. Talk to me. >> Don't look at me. What is going on? >> The monkey is looking at me. No, this is the same guy that was like, "Oh, I didn't do anything." Right. >> All right. >> You were the same guy that was right here, right? >> Please move over there, please. >> Out of the doorway. Let's go. Come on. Out of the doorway. Right here. Out. >> It was determined that Lauren would be placed under arrest and transported against her will to the hospital due to the dangers to her health and the extent of her intoxication. >> You're going to get a handcuff. >> Good. I WANT TO MAKE SURE EVERYBODY sees this. >> Come here. >> Come on. We're going. We're going this way. We're not doing this. We're going this way. >> Come on. What's your name? >> Lauren. >> Lauren, come over here and take two seconds. Turn around. >> Lauren, can you do me a favor and can you just hang right here? We are trying to help you. >> I know that. >> Okay. But when you're running around, running in the street, there's cars coming. >> I know that. >> We want to make sure you're okay. Sounds like you kind of had a long day, right? >> Bro, >> what are you throwing? >> I LITERALLY GOT HIT BY A CAR. >> WHAT ARE YOU SAYING? THAT I'M RUNNING INTO THE STREET ON MY OWN ACCORD. SHUT THE [ __ ] UP THAT YOU THINK, OH, YOU'RE SUICIDAL. I'm running into the street. Did I say any of that? >> You did. You did. >> I said we don't want you running into >> You said because you're suicidal. I was >> I didn't That's fine. >> NO. YOU WANT SOME OTHER [ __ ] THING? NO, I'M NOT. >> I'm not. I know. You want some other [ __ ] [ __ ] like A >> NO, >> I'M NOT. I'M NOT. >> All right, I got the answer. Thank you. >> God, help me. God. >> Daddy, please. My dad died. Please help me. >> Why don't you pull your dress back off? Okay. >> Why don't you shut the [ __ ] up? >> Pull my dress up to show you what? >> I'm I'm asking you to pull it back up just so you're decent in public. Okay, that's all. >> Pull it up. You're saying you can cover so I can show people? No. >> So you can cover yourself up cuz you're in public. Four is going up. >> What? Where is it? >> She was handcuffed and strapped to the gurnie for safety. >> You're all over the board, man. EVEN YOU. >> SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. I >> ASKED YOU. >> OKAY. Come here. Yeah. Yeah. >> I got this one. >> You're sleeping. [Music] >> One second. >> Just take it easy. Relax. [Music] [ __ ] You [ __ ] like it. >> We lock. We're lock. Okay. What are you doing? You're >> not playing games, >> ma'am. enough. You were doing the same [ __ ] regardless. >> Yeah, except now you're you're destroying. >> Yeah. So, [ __ ] you. >> Oh, I'm so sorry I made your job [ __ ] two times harder. Shut >> the [ __ ] up. >> I'm sorry that you're acting this way. I apologize. >> I'm sorry that you guys had to do like two times the [ __ ] work. >> Two times. Not even like 10 times. Two [ __ ] times. be a mistake. Uh [Music] >> ow. >> Don't resist walking. >> They're [ __ ] tight. I'm staying. They're too [ __ ] tight. >> Well, you don't have any options at this point. >> All right. So, all right. So, I'm going to complain the whole [ __ ] time. All right. So, SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. I WILL MAKE YOUR LIFE MISERABLE. This is actually probably too loose for her. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> That one >> too loose. YEAH, >> TOO LOOSE. IT'S SO TIGHT. >> OKAY. ALL RIGHT, THEN. STOP. Stop struggling. >> No, I mean, >> it it's good. It's on there. >> Sam, watch your head. Put your foot in. Clear. Clear. Turn the back. Yep. >> This Karen was charged with disorderly conduct in accordance with NJ statute 2C332A for her aggressive drunken disturbances of the public. Because of her prior history and the threat she posed, she was prosecuted. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. Just remember fellas, these chicks are the mothers in our future. I bet her parents are proud of her. Lol. I was unable to finish this video. She annoyed me that much. That voice. The lesson is that acting violently when inebriated not only puts you in danger, but also disturbs the peace. 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. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm calling my husband. You have no right to do this. >> On May 9th, 2024, a Kent State University professor calls 911 because she is so inebriated that she needs to urinate. Can >> you get me into the building, please? I can go pee. >> Sure. >> Cuz I have my other keys. I have I have a master key to to this building. You can see all of them. >> Okay. >> Here they are. my master key. >> Okay. I came from commencement. I am the school director of the school of health sciences. Show you my driver's license which is in the car. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Here's this for you. >> Thank you. >> Do you have anything to drink today? >> I had a drink. >> You had a drink? >> A drink? >> Okay. Cuz I can smell a little bit of alcohol on you. >> I can smell a little bit of alcohol at this point. You can. >> Okay. There's those for you. Thank you, sir. >> 328. I'll take it back. >> I had a drink in my colleague's office. >> In your colleague's office? >> Where was that at? >> In the annex. >> 337. >> Okay. How'd you get over here? >> I walked. >> You walked over here? >> Okay. >> The woman swore she wasn't intoxicated when the cops showed there and wanted her to take a sobriety test. >> Well, I'd uh I'd like to give you a couple tests just to make sure you're good to go cuz I don't want you driving if you've been drinking. >> Sir, I'm fine. Okay. Well, I can I can smell it on you and you're not able to use a card to swipe into the door. So, it's a little >> This is not working. This is not working. >> Right. >> I can I go pee, please? >> Well, here's here's what I'm saying. You're trying to swipe two cards at the same time, which kind of shows me you're you're lacking some motor functions. I I wouldn't want you to >> Can I Can I go pee? Can I pee, please? Please. >> Yeah. Here, I'll let you in to pee real quick and then we'll talk. Okay. Despite the police's warnings, she insisted on driving away after using the toilet. >> Hey, do you understand that your Tesla driving like the self-driving function doesn't cover you for OVI? >> I just want No, I just want you to understand. Do you understand? >> Hello. >> Yes. >> What are you doing? >> No, no, we're good. [Music] >> And who are you calling? >> Uh, my lieutenant called me. So, can you give me my other other card back? That's >> I don't have your other card. >> I'm not intoxicated. >> Well, I think you are. >> I'm glad you think I am, but I'm not. >> Okay. >> And you can have a good day and thank you very much. >> Okay. Can you call somebody for me? >> Sure, I will. >> Can you do that right now? >> I will20. >> Ma'am, listen. >> No, you're not going to go to your car. >> You've been here a long time. >> Your reputation by doing this because we are going to arrest you if you try to leave here >> like you're going to be arrested and that is not what we want to do. >> So my husband is home. >> Okay. You said he just had surgery and he can't drive. >> Captain Captain There's no Captain Gman. >> He's here at my phone. >> Okay. Call. Go ahead. >> Okay. There's no Captain Gman that works for Ken. >> He works for Ken City. >> No, he doesn't. >> Bye. Have a good day. No, it is it is what it is at this point. >> That's not accurate. >> It's totally accurate. >> All right. Do you have all the stuff you need? >> First phone. You got your phone. >> You got everything you need. is not available. >> Um, Captain Gman, call me back. It's Ellen Glitchman. Um, 216 4012332. Thanks. Bye. >> You have a lanyard on your right side of your jacket. >> Nope. I'm looking for my [ __ ] office keys. You guys [ __ ] me up. Thank you. This is the other key I'm looking for. >> All right. Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. >> Are you looking for a white lanyard? >> No, it's right here. >> Thank you. >> You're looking for keys. >> My car keys. I don't have car keys. >> I said keys. >> Hard keys? No, I don't have my hard keys. I >> just noticed another lanyard. That's what you're looking for. >> No. Okay. Are you going to be able to call anyone for me? >> No. Are you Are you >> Police had to arrest her because of her persistent disobedience. >> Let me take >> No, you will not take my >> All right. Well, right now you're under arrest. >> I'm calling I'm calling my husband. Stop. >> Just relax. You're under arrest. I've made my decision. You are under arrest. I'm calling my husband. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. I'm calling my husband. Stop. Let go of my husband. I'm calling my husband. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm calling my husband. You have no right to do this. Yes, I do. >> I'm calling my husband. Stop. I'm calling my husband. >> It's too late. >> Stop it. You have no Stop Stop it. You have no right to do this. Let go, >> ma'am. You're going to get hurt. Come on. >> Just relax. >> I'm calling my husband. Stop this. You have no >> Too late. >> I'm sorry. >> We have a responsibility to do this. Not Not just a right. We have a responsibility to make sure. >> No, >> you you did not do a breathalyzer. >> I don't need to. >> We can smell your your the way you're acting. >> I'm sorry. You have no right to do Excuse me. You have no right to I'm sorry. You one. You did not do Miranda. I don't have to regener. >> No. Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me. My hus Excuse me. MY EXCUSE ME. STOP IT RIGHT NOW. Right now. Excuse me. SLIP OUT OF >> STOP THIS RIGHT NOW. >> They're there. I don't know if I can take a rip in the car. >> Stop. Stop. Stop this right now. Stop. Excuse me. Take my phone right. >> We'll take a phone with you. All right. Hold on. Give me one second. SIR, SIR, SIR, STOP. >> They were able to subdue her after a brief struggle and brought her to the patrol car so she could be taken to the station. >> No, no. Take my phone right now. >> Ready? 1 2 3. Let's stand up. >> Sir, take my phone right now. >> I got her. >> All right, >> sir. Sir, >> what's up? >> You have no right to do this. >> I do. >> No, you don't. No, no, >> no, no. You have no right to do this. >> Come on. >> This is [ __ ] >> I agree. >> I completely agree. >> I call my husband. >> That's fine. You can call him in the jail. >> Before >> I called. Would you please call my husband right now? >> I don't No, I can't. >> Would you please call him? >> No. >> He's He just had surgery two days ago. >> Okay. This is I'm Can you please stop? Just walk. All you got to do is walk. >> No. No. Call him right now. >> Don't act like a child on the side of this road. Walk to the car right now. >> Come on. >> This is ridiculous. >> Can you please I'm sorry. This is I'm sorry. >> Stop it. >> This is I'm really really sorry. >> It's okay. No, I'm >> You're right. >> No, I'm walking. >> You're not the >> Can you please call my husband? >> No. >> No. I'm really Stop. Stop this. Call my husband. Please call my husband. >> Stop. >> Can you please call my husband? >> No. >> Can you call my husband right now? Right now. >> You can call when you're being booked. >> I'm not being booked. >> You are. >> Can you call my husband? >> Have a seat. should have got her. >> Um, >> can you I'm sorry. Call my husband. I'm sorry. I'm really sorry. >> Yeah, you got her. >> Please. >> I got her. >> Please, please take my cell phone. I'm really sorry for being an [ __ ] >> It's It's not because you're being difficult. It's because you're drunk. >> I'm not drunk. >> You are? >> No, I'm not. Take my phone. Please take my phone. >> I already have your phone. >> I'm I'm I'm sorry for being an [ __ ] >> It's It has nothing to do with it. >> I'm I'm being an [ __ ] >> Regardless, it has nothing to do with it. Can you take these [ __ ] things off of me? I'm being >> Can we get back to the jail? You can. >> No. No. Stop it. Please take these [ __ ] things off of me right now. Right now. Please. Guys. Guys. Guys. I'm being a [ __ ] de I mean. Take my phone right now. Right now. >> I already have your phone. >> Take it. Guys, right now. >> Go ahead and have a seat in the car. No, I'm not. Yes. >> Sit down. >> No. No. No. No. >> Yes. No, guys, take my phone right now. >> I have your phone. >> This is a nightmare. Please, please take my phone. >> I have your phone. >> I have my phone right now. >> No. >> No. Please. Guys, seriously. >> Can I have my phone right now? >> No. You can't have your phone. Sit down. >> Please call her. >> This Karen may be charged with driving under the influence, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and obstruction of justice for attempting to drive while inebriated. refusing to comply with authorities and resisting arrest. Isn't this a crazy scenario indeed after the video became viral? Let's look at what others had to say about it. Wow, she is insufferable and thinks everyone should do as she says. Feel bad for her husband. No doubt a liberal wonder if she's gotten rid of her Tesla. The message is that there will only be severe repercussions if you are inebriated but deny it and resist the cops. This Karen is such a stubborn person. If you like this article, please sign up for Law Frame to receive more. Look out for the next Karen who will react even more aggressively. >> [ __ ] YOU, YOU [ __ ] >> HEY. >> OKAY, >> YOU FAT [ __ ] >> STEPHANIE, STOP. >> After speaking with the stepfather, officers approached the woman who was with her biological father at the time. >> What's going on, guys? Officer Bar Township. What's going on? >> Yeah, I don't know what's going on. Um, she [ __ ] hit her. Whatever. The girl, she [ __ ] ran off. I don't [ __ ] >> Oh, the chick. >> Yeah, >> you guys weren't involved. >> No. >> No. >> She [ __ ] hit her and [ __ ] and ran off. >> She I don't even know what happened. She just started arguing to knock at the door. >> She started knocking on your door. >> She [ __ ] ran off. >> Like like the owner of here just >> her that [ __ ] right there. She started knocking on the door like, "Oh, there's [ __ ] y'all screaming. Y'all can't be here no [ __ ] anymore." I didn't even know it was another girlfriend. I'm not even a [ __ ] girlfriend. I'm just a [ __ ] friend. >> Okay. >> And the the girl who was here, whatever with the she [ __ ] they got into an altercation and she and they [ __ ] she started hitting her and [ __ ] and then she ran off. So, I don't [ __ ] know. >> Did she get in the car or something? >> I just don't want to. No, she >> There's nobody else in the room. >> No. >> On July 13th, 2024, Officer Shepard of the Bloomington Police Department pulled over a driver who was speeding. The driver of the car was a woman. >> I see her running. Stop. Stop. Stop it up. What's going on? >> Where's my boyfriend? >> Okay. I don't know where he is. Why are you running away? >> Because I my boyfriend. >> What? What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? >> He's with another girl. >> I know. No. No. I know. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. He's with another girl. >> Start just get it right. >> I'm going to jail and he's with another girl. >> You're not You're not going to jail. >> I am. >> For what? What'd you do wrong? >> I have a warrant for my arrest. >> What? How much? You know, >> no bail. >> What? For what? A failure to appear. >> For what? What was the uh the uh failure to appear for? Take >> my friends with >> Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. I doubt you before. I just can't remember your name. What's your name? >> Stephanie. >> Judice. >> What's your last name? Star. >> Stop. >> He's with another >> Listen to where he lives. I don't live there. He's with another. >> All right, Stephanie, listen to me. Stephanie, START STOP. STEPHANIE, we're going to have to put handcuffs on you if you don't stop. Okay, we just >> You're going to Anyway. >> No, we're not. Relax. All right. >> I HAVE A WARRANT, DUMBASS. >> OKAY, WE'LL FIGURE IT OUT, STEPHANIE. JUST hold on for a second. Okay. My boyfriend, stop. >> At that point, police decided to place her under arrest, but she resisted and fought back aggressively. >> Stephanie, come here. Listen to me. We're going to figure it out, okay? We're going to figure it out. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. >> Stephanie, girl. >> Okay, look. LISTEN TO ME. >> RELAX, STEPHANIE. We're going to have to put hand. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> LOOK. WE'RE GOING TO have to put hands on. See if you got cuff. Let's cut her off for a second. Okay, Stephie, listen. You got to stop for just a second. Okay, we're just going to detain you. >> I call my boyfriend. >> We're just going to detain you for a second. Okay. >> Look, we were just with him. We were just with him. No, you're not. We were just with him. >> I have a >> Stephanie. Listen to me. Stop. Stop. Stop. Okay. Take a deep breath for a second. Okay. >> I've dealt with you many times. I'm not trying to give you a hard time. >> It's not a good time. >> It's okay. >> My appearance. >> I know. Stephanie, just take a deep breath for a second. Okay. >> Take a deep breath. >> My hair. >> All right. Here. I'll move your head out of your face. Okay. Is that okay? Can I touch your face? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Please >> take a deep breath and calm down. >> Where is he? >> So, we went with another group. >> Listen to me. I'll listen to me. I'll explain to you. All right. We're going to walk to the front so we're not in the back over here. Okay. >> Is he here? >> Well, we just made him leave. Go this way. Go this way. THIS WAY. THIS WAY. GO THIS WAY. This way. This way. >> I want him. >> Come on. We're going to come over here. Okay. >> I want him. Put your behind him. >> I don't need to be hiding. >> Okay. Well, I just want to make sure you don't fall. Okay. >> Um, not unless you [ __ ] step on my [ __ ] toes. Then I won't fall. >> This way. >> All right, Steph. I know. >> I want to run. >> Look, we made him leave cuz we didn't know where YOU WERE. >> I WANT >> ALL RIGHT, STEPHANIE. STEPHANIE, you got to stop. Okay, you got to stop for a second. >> He went with some girl and he left me. And >> he was here. >> Where is he now? >> We We made him leave. No. Get her back. >> Stephanie. Stephanie. Come here. Stephanie, that's not him. Stop. All right. >> I'm not going in your cup. >> Well, at this point, you're not going to have a choice. Okay. If you don't calm down. All right. So, just relax for a second. >> You told me that I wasn't going to be put in your cop car in that. >> Well, yeah, but I didn't I didn't know anything up until that. Okay. >> It's not him. >> OH, [ __ ] YOU. YOU [ __ ] >> HEY. OKAY. >> YOU FAT [ __ ] >> STEPHANIE, STOP. STOP. I WILL LITERALLY NEXT TIME I SEE YOU [ __ ] ON SIGHT. >> NO, IT'S NOT. NO, it's not. No, it's not. Now, now you're >> Now you're being too much. Okay, you're being too much now. Just relax and stop. Right here. Stay here. >> Look. >> Your dogs. >> You love your dogs, right? >> Bar 463. >> 463. >> You love your dogs, [ __ ] >> Can't get up there on that paper check. >> No, you can't. Step away from the car now. >> All right, it's fine. Just step away from the car and go away. Okay, >> sit down. >> Hello, sir. >> Sir, >> yeah, [ __ ] >> Watch your mouth. >> Copy. You show a female 41. >> Whoa. >> Stephanie, let's go. You're done. Let's go. We're not going to play this game. Stephanie, we're not playing this game. >> 207. >> All right. Look, we we'll take care of when we get up to the headquarters. You're getting in the car. Let's go. >> We tried talking to you. Get in the car now. Do you have anything on you? You have anything sharp object on you? Anything I can stick in poker stab him. >> Answer the question. >> No. >> Okay. You get in the car. You come with us. >> Where's my boyfriend? >> I don't know now. All right. Now you want to be uncooperative with me now. I have no idea where he is. >> I know. I'm so sorry. >> Get in the car. We're not playing this game. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Really? >> You're under arrest. >> Take a seat. You're under arrest. >> Yeah, cuz you weren't out of the county. Let's go. Get in the car. >> Oh, yeah. We just actually confirmed another charge. >> Come on. Get in the car. >> Yeah. Stephanie, is this your bag? >> Yep. >> 100%. >> All right. There's a bottle inside with your name on it. Can I check to see? >> Are you sure? >> No, she's under arrest. Under arrest. >> After a struggle, officers were finally able to restrain her and escort her into the patrol car. >> All right, relax. Don't move. Come here. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out. Face the car now. Okay, turn around. Where are they? >> Up my ass. >> Don't walk around with me. That's not going to start. >> If you keep it up, you're going to get you're going to get >> I don't want to go around. >> It doesn't matter. >> Turn around, Stephanie. Turn around. >> Stephanie, do you have any smaller cuffs? >> No. >> We have uh >> It's all right. Knock it off. >> We'll just put u cuffs on. >> Where's my boyfriend? >> Hold her here. >> I got it. Stephanie, stop resisting. >> You're arresting me anyway. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Well, you want another charge? >> No [ __ ] don't I? >> Another charge. >> Why you being nasty? >> I want my boyfriend. >> Okay, where's she at? >> Another girl. >> Okay, it seems like he's not a good boyfriend then. >> What are you doing? >> Just going through make sure you have all your stuff with you. >> Sherlock, >> why are you being rude? >> Yeah, I don't understand this. >> All right, boyfriend. hates him. >> Where is he? Can you call him? >> Stephanie, we made him leave because we didn't know WHERE YOU >> I AM GOD. >> ALL RIGHT, STOP YELLING. >> He's with another girl. >> Stephanie, how old are you? >> 19, [ __ ] How old are you? >> 29. >> That's good for you. >> I act like it, though. >> My boy Oh, do you? Yeah. >> My boyfriend's 25. Does he act like it? No. >> Stephanie, stop. >> Dude, you have the audacity. >> What is that? >> It's a pimp. >> Yeah. No [ __ ] Show off. I DON'T DO DRUGS, [ __ ] I don't know. You >> should have. >> Where you from? >> How's it? Where's your um Where's your Where where's your um quote unquote [ __ ] search warrant, [ __ ] >> Search. Where is it? You're under such [ __ ] suck, doesn't it? >> I don't know. >> WHERE'S MY [ __ ] BOYFRIEND? Want to get sucked ass. >> Where's [ __ ] Ellis, bro? >> I need Ellis out on this [ __ ] >> Stephanie, stop moving. >> Chuck Ellis, [ __ ] ass. >> Where is he? >> Not here. >> No [ __ ] >> How do you know Chuck? >> YES, I DO. >> STOP. >> WHAT THE >> YOU MOVE. STOP MOVING. >> Stop moving. >> Stop moving. >> This is the problem when you do that. OW. >> IF YOU STOP. >> YO, [ __ ] WHAT THE [ __ ] >> Stop moving. >> I'm not sure. >> GET THAT [ __ ] OUT OF MY FACE BEFORE I [ __ ] YOU. >> All right, that's a charge. >> Just you're just tallying them on. >> Yeah. [Applause] >> Down, right? it [ __ ] >> You [ __ ] >> I'm going to TELL YOU THE TRUTH. >> IF one person comes out of their room because of you, it's another truck. >> Sucks. >> Yeah, >> that [ __ ] hurts. >> Guess what? >> Listen, if they slip out of the other ones. All right. The cops are going down. >> Stephanie, get in the car. Let's go. >> I know. >> Stephanie, get in the car. >> Get in the car. Where's my find my boy? >> I'll find IT FOR YOU. SURE. >> SIT DOWN. Sit down. >> Go to the other side and grab the seat belt for me. >> Stephanie, sit back. Okay. Sit back. I'm going to put the seat belt on. YOU SIT BACK. SIT BACK. >> IT HURTS. >> STEPHANIE, stop kicking. I'll >> kill you. >> Oh, you want another one? >> There you go. There's another one. >> [ __ ] you. [ __ ] sucker. It hurts. It hurts. IT HURTS. It hurts. It hurts so bad. >> He's got no staff. >> I'm not kidding. I'm not kidding. I'M NOT KIDDING. I'M NOT KIDDING. OW. >> BOBBY 465 101 has started. >> It hurts so bad. It hurts so bad. Can you put Can you put a little tighter? >> 1 0 1 5 0 0 This Karen could be charged with assault against her stepfather, resisting arrest for repeatedly fighting and refusing to comply with officers, and possibly disorderly conduct for her uncooperative behavior that escalated the situation. This Karen could be charged with offenses such as driving under the influence DUI, driving with a suspended license due to a prior violation, and refusing to submit to a breath test. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. She in fact didn't learn her lesson. Driving drunk is your fault. The lesson from this situation is that reaffending after having a license revoked for DUI will lead to more serious legal consequences. >> I guess. >> Okay. So, you're arresting me now? >> I am. >> What an unyielding Karen. Please subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. The next Karen will react much more violently. >> Hello. Have your license and insurance with you? >> I do. >> Where are you heading to? >> Home. >> Home. >> Mhm. >> Where you coming from? >> Well, I went from Applebee's, but I'm going home from I'm a manager, food and beverage manager at the Sana Star Casino Hotel. So, I went there first, went to go get some food, and came home. >> Okay. on my way home. >> Okay. Were you on your phone or anything? >> No. >> All over the road. You are all over the roadway. >> Okay. >> Okay. That's why I'm stopping you. >> H. That's interesting. >> You're also going 55 and 45. >> That's interesting. I'm normally really good with this. So, I had an employee calling me. I was trying not to answer the phone. Put it off to the side. um didn't answer it, but that was what was going on. And in in the meantime, >> on February 18th, 2025, Officer McCarthy resp. >> Okay. Any alcohol to drink today? >> Yes, I did have a drink at the bar. >> How long ago you think it was? >> An hour and a half. >> Okay. What kind of drink? >> Wine. >> Just a glass of wine. >> Mhm. >> Okay. And you're heading back to work or going home now? >> Home. Go home. >> And where's home at? I live re Rio um Rio Rancho River's Edge. >> Okay. >> Any guns in the car? >> Huh? >> Any guns? >> No. No. >> No. >> It's not against the law. I just like to ask cuz I don't. >> No. No guns in the car. >> Okay. All right. Sit tight for a second. Okay. >> After first denying consuming alcohol, Shannon later told officer McCarthy that they had >> bring G and step out here. I want to make sure you haven't had too much to drink before I let you go. Okay. >> Promise. No problem. You're going to clear water? >> Yep. >> Okay. Any type of physical injuries? >> I do have knee, right leg injury. >> Okay. What's going on with that? >> Well, it's been since I was 16. I have I need double knee replacements, but I'm pretty steady. >> Okay. >> On um >> any type of traumatic brain injuries? >> Yes, I have MS. >> Okay. Is that a is that a considered a traumatic brain injury? What's considered neurological neurological? >> Okay. >> Um, contacts in your eyes. >> Huh? >> Contacts in your eyes? No. Okay. >> Okay. Go and stand right here for me. Facing me. Right here. >> Facing you, >> please. >> Okay. >> Put your feet together like this. Okay. And no contact, you said. Right. >> No. >> Okay. Can you see my finger? >> Uh-huh. >> Just follow my finger with just your eyes. Keep your head really still for me. Don't anticipate my finger. Just follow my finger. >> You're going fast. Okay. >> 28. >> 28. >> 38. Sorry. >> 38. >> Yes. So, I'm assuming the knee issue is a problem with you walking and balancing. >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, did you graduate high school? >> Yes. >> Where'd you graduate at? >> Riverside, California, 2004. >> Okay. All right. What I want you to do is count backwards for me from the number 72. Count backwards and then stop at the number 51 for me. 71 70 69 68 67 66 76 75 74 73 72 71 69 68 67 66 is that where we stop you wanted 66 correct >> 51 66 65 64 63 62 2 61 60 59 58 57 58 56 55 54 >> Okay. Um, you know your alphabet. >> Say the alphabet in the correct order going forward for me, but I want you to start the letter I and then stop at the letter Q. I J K L M N O P X R Q P Q. >> Okay. Um, last test we're going to do. Can you touch each one of your fingertips? Tip of your thumb like I'm doing. >> That's actually where I don't have feeling much in my hand is in this my extremities of hands. So, what do you want me to do? C >> can you just touch each one of your fingertip tip of your thumb? Yeah, you can do that. Is it easier with that hand? >> No, I'm left-handed, so it is. Yeah. >> Okay. So, you So, you can do this? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going to demonstrate test to then I want you to do it. Which for which hand you going to do? >> 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 >> Okay. Um, you are in no condition to be driving the vehicle >> and you live on Clear Water? >> Yeah. I What do you mean I'm in no condition? >> Just what I said. You're in no condition to be driving. >> How? How? Okay. >> Okay. Um, when I came up on you, you're in that far left lane. Okay. And what caught my attention is when I was coming up on you, you went into my lane. Okay. Okay. So, I brad and then I slowed down and then you kept you twice you went into the turn lane like you were going to go left >> cuz I've never been in this area before. So, I'm going home on a way I'm not going normally. >> Okay. >> I'm coming from a different area. So, go ahead. >> And then you're going I'm following a GPS >> on my phone. >> And then you're going 55, which is not egregious, but you're speeding. And then when I go to stop you, um, I was trying to stop you way back there by 528 in Northern. >> Okay. >> Or excuse me, 520 in S. >> It's okay. So, we kept driving and then I kind of was like, "Oh, she just wants to pull off the roadway." And then when you pulled off the roadway, did you notice that when you turn into here that you jumped over the median? >> Well, I did feel it. Yes, I did feel it. I did. I did. And I I got nervous. Yes, I >> I smell alcohol on you. You admit to drinking. >> I did have a glass. I did. And I'm >> and then the tests I've given you, >> you're breathalyzer. >> We will. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um >> because I I am very very very very cautious about how I drink and what I do when I do go out and drink. So I'm very cautious about that. I'm I work at the casino. I'm a food and beverage manager. I'm I try to m maintain that I do the same thing when I go out and drink. So, I'm I'm kind of little thrown off about this, but I did go out with a friend, stayed home with her for a little bit, hang out at her house. I'm But I had the same amount of drinks I would have had. So, >> where were you drinking? Did you drink too much? >> No, I took my medication. >> Be drinking with those. >> You're not allowed to not drink. >> So, when you get the bottle, it says make sure you drink alcohol with these. >> No. No, no, sir. >> Okay, cuz I just asked you that and you said >> I said No, you said are you allowed to drink those? It doesn't say you're not allowed. No. So, yes, you are not supposed to operate heavy machinery. But I have not. But I have not drank that since I got home. I've drank that since last you shouldn't be operating heavy machinery. >> But I didn't take my meds yet since I haven't >> The lady was arrested for driving while under the influence DWI when the tests were completed. >> Put your hands to your front like this. Okay. So, you're arresting me now? >> I am. >> Okay. >> Okay. Are you going to be cool with me or do you want the handcuffs in the back? >> Of course, I'm going to be cool with you. Of course, I'm >> I have to make a determination if if if I feel safe for you to drive from here, >> and I don't. Okay. What I don't want you to do is leave the lane, hit the median, and then possibly lose control. >> That's not ever going to happen with how I feel right now. Sir, I'm sorry. You're getting the wrong impression on >> I'm not getting the wrong impression. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No. Can you check? >> Well, am I allowed to touch them? Absolutely. >> I I don't I promise. Promise. >> Okay. Do you have a cell phone in there? >> I have my work and my personal. >> Okay. Okay. Come on. >> And I have my badge for work. >> Okay. We're not We're not going to take any of that. >> Well, no, but if it's going to get towed and I can't go >> I'm going to take the cell phones out for you. >> What about my badge? >> And then we'll leave the badge in there. No, but if it gets towed, that means I won't be able to get it later. >> Okay, we could take the badge, too. >> So, let's if you cuz Yeah, that would help me, please. Cuz the >> So, it's inside my It's inside my um armrest, sir. >> Okay. Yeah, we can get there. That's not Come on over here. >> Are you taking care of any small children right now? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. Come on over here. You >> want to have a seat right here for me? >> Uhhuh. Super short ride, >> but plug that seat belt into your left hip right there. >> Okay, thank you. >> Who do you live with at home? >> My parents. >> Parents. Okay. This Karen could be charged with driving while intoxicated DWI, driving the wrong way on a one-way street, and possibly reckless driving, depending on the severity of the violation. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. Wouldn't matter if she was sober, she can't see over the steering wheel. Well, at least she didn't have to go far after she got arrested. How much did you have to drink tonight? And then when I go to stop you. Um, >> isn't this a crazy scenario? Indeed. After the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. I don't care how drunk she is. How is she supposed to drunk? The lesson from this situation is that driving under the influence not only endangers yourself and others, but also