Get off, [ __ ] Back up. Back up. Back up. Sit down. >> It's always amusing how these so-called Karens believe they're above the rules and can talk their way out of anything. >> Open the door. Open the door. >> Not be kicking doors. >> Now, don't be people. >> At Law Frame, we reveal what happens when ego meets the badge. Let's see it play out in When Cops humiliate entitled Karens. Starting with the first incident. Get off of me. >> On April 26th, 2025, a Walmart clerk in Ohio called the police to report a woman who was refusing to leave the store. >> Uh, do you know who called us about someone sleeping in the investigator? >> Okay. >> Already asked her to leave twice. >> Okay. >> Um, we're actually She's in the building somewhere now. >> Walmart. >> Yeah. Asked her to leave. She yelled at me a few times, asked for leave again. >> She went out that door and she we just watched on camera. She just came back in the building. >> And what she which door did she come in? >> She came in that one. >> So that's where we're we were headed to go and see if we can locate her real quick. >> Okay. >> I think she's on going to be on the nursery side somewhere. >> Okay. What's she wearing? >> Um she's got like a big poofy gray coat. >> Okay. >> Um and Hello Kitty pajama pants. >> Okay. She has a lot of art merchandise in like she's got a cart that she's had and she's got a lot of art merchandise and everything she's wearing looks brand new. >> Okay. I've not looked in to see if she's taken stuff, but I'm I'm assu. >> As soon as the police approached, the woman immediately caused a disturbance and showed a lack of cooperation. >> Ma'am, it's the police department. You need to come out. >> I'm taking a class. [Applause] Okay, we it's the police department. We need to come out and get done. >> Okay, we need to get done and come out >> or someone's going to come in and get you. >> How you doing? >> Fine. >> What's your name? >> Aurora. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> Nope, do not. >> I need your >> Nope. >> Okay. What's your date of birth? Aurora. A U R O R A. >> Yep. >> Perfect. >> My groceries are none of your business. >> They are if you haven't paid for them. >> Oh, I have every back. >> No, you're not leaving. >> You mean nothing to me. >> Keep it up. You're going to jail. >> I'm trying to leave. That's what you want. >> Watch your mouth and quit yelling. >> I get the over it. Okay. You have a receipt for the clothes that you're wearing, >> plenty of them. I also have a receipt for everything you stolen from me, too. [Music] Is >> this all from today? >> All over the past couple of days. Thank you very much. I'm sorry. Your cart's the only thing I had to push my [ __ ] in. You're stuck. >> With this defiant attitude, the officers decided to place her under arrest, but she resisted fiercely. Put your hands behind your back. >> We're done doing this. Put your hands behind your back. Yeah. [Music] >> Put your hands behind your back. Anything on your roar that's going to stick us pocus illegal we can't have on you. >> Get your hand behind your back. >> Don't judge me again. >> Your hand behind your back. >> Quit pulling away. >> Quit being an abuser. >> You want to get resisting charges, too? Put your hand behind your back or you're under arrest. >> You're going to get tased. >> You understand me? Give me your hand. You should give me I'll open her house if you can get me some type of ID or set up right. Is it >> my daughter? You kidnapped her as well. >> Stephanie, you're under arrest at this moment. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court of law. Is there a back door we can take her out? >> Perfect. If you guys drive around, I'll look at it. I'll show you. >> Even when being escorted to the patrol car, she maintained an extremely insolent attitude. Stand up. [Music] We haven't searched you yet. >> All right. >> Stand right here. Face the car. >> Put in the in the front for the camera or >> anything on you, Stephanie? >> We I I usually just be in front of the camera. >> Oh, that's okay. >> No, they want to rap the rapist. [Music] There's anything on you that's illegal that the jail's going to find just know it'll be a felony if you take it in there. You understand that? Go ahead and grab her purse in the bag. Just the phone that's on you. Stephanie, is there anything in the purse illegal? >> I got marijuana from the tobacco shop. >> You're allowed to have marijuana that's legally. >> Then you ain't got nothing to worry about. >> Any weapons in there? >> Nope. >> Okay. Nothing illegal. You can't take into the jail. >> Nope. >> Okay. Put your seat belt on you. Face away from me. Door driver Young 12 38. She's good. Never. Thank you. >> In the end, she was taken to the station for further processing where she once again created a scene. [Music] Uh, she may or may not be combative when we get her out. I'm not sure. >> Okay. >> Um she's she I mean she attacked one of both of our officers >> like in like >> kicked him Yeah. kicked him in the face and sergeant has red and bleeding on his lips and everything. So >> Okay. All right. I got some questions for you. Don't have any answers. >> Okay, fair enough. >> All right. All right. Before you pass through this door, I have to advise you if you bring any drugs, weapons, content, and warn you. You pass through that door, it's felony in third degree. Do you have anything? Okay. M. Take a couple steps back for me. Keep your head on the mat. Take a couple steps back for me. About as best I can do. Bring them back. I can't really go any further. Okay, then separate your feet. You have anything that's going to stick me? >> I'll chip them off. I'm working on it. >> Your face. >> Put your head on the mat. >> Knock it off. [ __ ] >> Get off of me. >> Knock it off. >> Get off of me. Knock off. Why did he just run for she's being com? >> Yep. >> If you weren't pinching my hand, you'd be able to pull it off easier. >> Thank you. >> You know, we don't have to do this the hard way. >> You opted for it. Whose glasses are these? I think. >> Yeah, they're mine. >> Oh, they're broken. >> You owe me glasses. >> Okay. Any necklaces? >> Yeah, I do. >> Now, if you're willing to change out, >> I don't feel a necklace. >> I have one on that. It's literally >> Listen to me. If you're willing to change out, we'll change you out. If not, you're going under a strange chair. It's your choice. >> I have no problem getting up. >> Okay. That's not what I'm asking you. Are you going to change out? >> I don't know what that means. >> Are you going to change your clothes tomorrow? >> Yeah, I'll change my clothes. >> Okay, cuz if we have to fight you again, you're going in the restraint chair. Do you understand? Do you understand? You don't answer. You're just going to go in. >> I said yes. I'm not talking again. Not for her. All right. Ready? on the other side. >> All right, put your feet down on the floor on the ground. This Karen ultimately faced multiple charges, including two distinct counts of assault for physically assaulting someone else, obstructing official business for interfering with law enforcement's duties, disorderly conduct for creating a disturbance in public, and criminal trespass for entering or remaining on property without authorization. Everyone has their opinion, and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. Where does one get the energy to be that angry all the time? What a deplorable little creature. They walk amongst us. The lesson from this situation is that refusing to cooperate and resisting 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. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. Sit down on that [ __ ] On July 29th, 2025, the police were notified about a woman causing a disturbance on a street and yelling at passers by all right. [Music] Yeah. [Music] >> Yeah. We didn't do anything about it. >> I'm sorry. >> You didn't know anything about it? >> Wait, was it? >> A long time ago. >> Was it around here? Sorry to hear that. >> Oh, really? >> Why do you have a gun or >> I don't have a gun? >> Does it look like I have a gun? >> So, what is the preparing? >> I don't >> What is the call? >> Who said that there is a weapon? Who said that there is >> Who said you want a weapon? >> Right. You got a call, right? or how do you spell that out? >> When approached and spoken to, the woman displayed a defiant and stubborn attitude. >> If we were to leave you here, are you able to stop yelling at people? >> How are these people arrested? >> Are they saying anything? >> The people that are coming by are saying so you have the people that are going past So what's making you get activated? >> Sorry. >> What's the problem? What's the problem? You don't like white people. I don't think right here. >> A lot of white people. [Music] >> Can you at least talk to me then? Where do you need to go? How can I help you? Well, here's the thing, though. You keep yelling at people. They keep calling us. We keep coming back. We're going to come back over and over again. We want to avoid that. Where can we take you or how can we help you so that we can avoid that? >> Eventually, someone's going to want to press charges and you'll be arrested. >> We don't want that. Way more traffic. I'd say in about >> I'd say in about 15 minutes you're going to have dozens and dozens of people walking by. >> So, how can we help you? >> What? >> Well, you need to get somewhere. You're not going to live here on this bench, right? >> So, let me ask you something. If we were to leave you here again, are you able to stop yelling at people? Yeah. So then we have to come back. What? Where can we take you? Okay. But you're going to stop yelling at people cuz I'm pretty sure nobody that called us was harassing you. >> Do you need to get to Chicago to take a train out west? >> Can't hear you. Can I take a blue eye? >> What's that? >> Can I take a blue man's eye? >> What does that mean? >> This is going nowhere. >> They all watching me. >> Yeah. >> Who is Are they watching you as well? >> No, just watching them. You watching them too as well or is there a reason why? Where are you from? We know you ended up at county. You got released somehow. You ended up over here >> either to take a bus or a train or hang out or you're due back over at county today for a PO meeting. Is that what it is? You got a PO meeting this today? This morning? >> What's up? >> You do? All right. All right. whoever you are, we're going to leave. We tried to help you. I hope you can help yourself, but I'm worried that that's not going to be the case. And as you can see, like we we said, there's a lot more people showing up. You seem pissed. You seem distraught. Please stop yelling at people, okay? Please, we don't want to come back, okay? [Music] Well, all right. A few hours out. >> It seemed at first that she would comply when the officers told her to leave and put an end to the incident, but instead she boarded a bus and created another disturbance. [Music] Oh, what? >> The murder. >> The murder. >> Oh, they can hear me. They can [ __ ] hear me. >> Who's that? >> Oh, you're yelling. Yes, I can hear you. Okay, we're a little you're little short for the fair. >> It's 225. >> Do you have the rest of the money? >> I do. >> Would you pay [ __ ] pay? >> If you pay him the 225, >> if you [ __ ] pay me, >> it's not going to work that way, >> right? So, you can go out. >> Well, we're going to we're going to have to end up removing you off the bus. >> No, you really can't. Yeah, you didn't pay the full fair. >> You can go to the bus. >> So, they're going to want you removed from the bus. >> Go get [ __ ] up. >> Well, this is how it's going to work. >> You can go get the [ __ ] >> is you didn't pay the whole fair. We're giving you We're giving We're giving you >> Get [ __ ] up. >> You can pay the fair >> and then you're going to >> get [ __ ] up. >> But you didn't pay the full fair. >> I did. >> But you did. >> I did. >> The driver told us otherwise. She even began playing with a lighter on the bus, forcing the police to take immediate action and place her under arrest. >> Stop playing the bus. >> Hey, put the light. >> Put the lighter. >> Put the lighter out. >> No damage. >> Put it down. Back up. Back up. >> Back up. Sit down on that bench. >> Sit down on the bench now. Sit down. Back up. Sit down. >> Turn around right now. >> Turn around. >> Turn around right now. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. Get off the bars. Get off the bars. >> Let go of the bar. You are under arrest. [Music] Don't fight me. >> Don't fight me. [Music] 643. >> Got it. [Music] >> There you go. [Music] >> Got 646. [Music] Stand up. All right, stand up. Okay, we're going to walk out, too. You fell. Yeah, I got it. [Music] In the end, she was escorted into a patrol car and taken to the station right here. Okay. >> I can be helpful to my people. >> I don't feel anything. >> What are you saying? >> Can you be helpful to my peoples? Is what you're saying? >> Okay. >> We've been trying to help you all night. You didn't listen. >> You're hurting bad. >> I don't know what you're talking about. We're here. We were trying to help you all night long. Okay. >> Everybody needs help, not just me. >> All right. We try to help you. Let's sit in the car. All right. Just go and sit in the car seat. Okay. >> Just go and get in the car for me, man. Put your legs in there. Jennifer, please put your legs in there. We're going back to the same as before. Can you please take a seat in there? >> That's not blood. That's water. >> It's just water. >> Just go ahead and take a seat for us. Okay. >> We don't keep blood in our uh squats, okay? They're clean. Get in there, please. >> Just go ahead and take a seat, Jennifer. Come on, >> Jennifer. Let's not make this more difficult. If it makes you feel better, I'll bring your shoes over. But you got to take a seat in there first. Okay. I'm >> tired of being a jacket. >> Do you want your shoes on? >> I just want peace. >> Okay. Well, we can make this peaceful. Just take a seat for us. Okay. >> Already sitting down in every >> I know, but you have to sit in here now. Take a seat in there. >> Just take a seat. >> I need your shoes. Okay. >> Thank you very much. Good job. >> I'm going to buckle you in now. Okay. >> Do you want your shoes? >> Would you like your shoes right now? >> I want everything returned to me. >> Okay. Everything will be returned to you. It'll be cataloged. and return to. Okay. >> Thank you for being cooperative. >> Always been. >> You're good people. We're good people. >> You want to put your shoes on? >> They're not. >> Do you want to put your shoes on? >> I don't know what you want from me. >> Would you like the window down? >> Would you like the window down? >> No. >> Okay. I do. I do. I do. I do. >> You do? >> I do. Okay, I'll roll the window down. >> This Karen could be charged with disorderly conduct for causing public disturbances, criminal trespass for unlawfully remaining on the bus, obstructing official business for refusing to comply with police orders, and public endangerment for playing with a lighter and creating a safety risk. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. She tried to bite a cup. That's so damn disgusting. An order of protection and a trespassing against her. This isn't the last time we see her. Time to take her for a long time out. Yet another example of someone who is not fit to roam free because of the threat they pose to the public and themselves. The lesson from this situation is that resisting and causing disturbances in public not only affects others but also leads to multiple legal charges for oneself. So, it is important to stay calm and cooperate to avoid unnecessary trouble. 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. >> Open the door. Open the door. >> Snappy kicking door. >> Yeah. Don't be people like >> On May 2nd, 2025, a battery at a retail establishment prompted authorities to arrive. Hello. >> Hi. How are you? >> Good. Good. All right. What's going on? >> I don't know. I was shopping or whatever and this girl wanted to walk by and she I saw her do something to her child and I smashed her because I'm not with people children and I was trying to get out of the store and she was kind of in my way and then she had people follow me around or whatever and I'm not with that. But the thing about her was that I saw her touch the baby's like whatever the jock or whatever wherever the baby's private area was and then she wanted to be upset because I smacked her in the face. >> All right. Do you can you do me a favor? Could you just have a seat at the table here? >> I will definitely have a seat right here. >> During questioning, the woman immediately admitted to the act of violence, but did so with a rather defiant attitude. >> All right. So, Janette, do you want to explain to me kind of again what happened? the girl I was coming out and I was trying to get out of the store and the girl was Yeah. the Dollar Tree. She was kind of in my way, but I saw her touch her child or whatever and I was like, I'm not with that and I smacked her. But the reason is because I've had people tell me things about that and she was like she thought she was going to get in my way that way. But she thought she was going to get in my way. But she also made a comment or or smiled at me like she she said I can't explain to you how like she smiled or she sneered or something and I was I was going to just walked by her but she pissed me off and I hit her. But the reason I hit her is because I saw her touch the child's whatever private area or whatever the pants or whatever. Maybe she just dipped the pants. But whatever it was, when she sneered at me, when when I when she got up and I was going to get out of her way, she sneered at me like she she smiled like like real evil. And I was like, I'm not trying I'm not trying to be with you, but I'm not trying to >> I exited the store and I was I was trying to go out and these two other ladies were ahead of me and then she was looking at me and then the lady was in the way and then I was trying to pass her and she had touched her child and she was zipped up or whatever and then she got up and I hit her because I was trying I hit her because she sneered at me but she was trying to like insinuate that I had something to do with her touching her child. That's all I'm trying to say. >> Why would she >> I don't know. It's just the look that she gave me. You'd have to like If anybody ever looked at you to try to insinuate something, that's all. And I was just really tired of like that I was trying to get that I was trying to get to to go somewhere to help myself to get something to eat or to do something like that. >> She gave you a sneer look and that's when you >> It's not that she gave you. It's like, "All right, I I I'll look at you if if you don't mind like like smile at you like like that." like a real evil smile, like just something really not. It was something rude and that's why I hit her. She just made a look like But the thing was that she had touched her child or whatever. >> How did you hit her face? >> I hit her in the face just like that. Like I slapped her in the face. >> Open hand like this. >> Yeah. But yeah, she earned it cuz I'm not I am not any part of her and her touch. I know her like that. But I've had people try to say that I've done things like that and I don't do children and I've had children taken from me for nothing because I didn't have any money. >> Did she say something about being >> No, she didn't. It's just that she touched your child in my face and I think that's wrong and that's why I hit her. >> And how'd she touch your child? >> I don't know. She zipped up her zipper or something. I don't know. I caught the tail end of that and I was trying to get out of her way and that's why I smacked her. Well, I don't know if there's any way you could see outside and see that she was doing a zipper or touching whatever his or her whoever the child was that she just walked up, but when she got up, she smiled in my face. That's all I'm trying to say. That she wanted to smile and insinuate that. I don't know that I was condoning that or that I had a part with that and that's why I hit her. >> But how do you know what she was doing if you didn't see it? >> So, she was zipping a zipper on pants. We'll say she was zipping the zip in her pants and then she got up and smiled in my face. >> Okay. Do you know what she was doing? >> I don't know. I don't care. I I smacked her because I didn't know what she was doing. >> So you didn't know what she was doing and you hit her? >> Yes. I just She looked like she was touching her. >> So you don't know if >> Okay. >> There's any negative wrongdoing. >> Look, I smacked her cuz she was in my way and she was touching her child. That's what I I think it was very negative. Yeah. She was in your way. >> Was there any way that you could walk around her? >> I was trying to go this way and there was two people in front of me and then going around them. I had to go around her and I smacked her. That's why. Cuz the two people ahead of her, I was trying to go this way. They were going that way to get in my way. >> So you smacked her cuz people were in your way. >> I smacked her cuz she was touching her kid. That's why. >> Okay. >> But when I see that for me, I don't care for any of that for anybody else. I'm not there to justify or be any part of that. Anytime anytime you bring that up, you can kiss my ass, man. But then people want to be like, "Fuck you and kiss my all this bullshit." I have nothing to do with that. I have absolutely nothing to do with that. And that's why that's all. Sorry. It's just I'm tired of people on their their stereotypical [ __ ] over a song I wrote. That's all. >> Over a song you wrote? >> Yes. I never mind. Just strike that. Forget people think they're going to The lady you hit, did you know her? >> No, I don't know her. She just doesn't need to be touching people and rolling her eyes or looking at me and trying to smile in my face. Didn't >> say anything to you? >> Nothing. She was in my way. That's all. >> And there was two people previous in my way, too. >> What? Did you hit the people that? >> No. No. I was trying to go this way and then I had to go. >> So, the other two people, what happened with that? >> Nothing. She wanted to continue to follow me around and irritate me and film me or whatever. And then like one day I stole some some uh uh uh Taco Bell and this guy wanted to follow me around cuz I was hungry and I had no money or whatever. >> Okay. So the two of them were in your way earlier today. You just passed them or what? >> What is it? >> The two that were >> they were they were in this way and so I couldn't go that way so I went this way. I went his way and then she was in my way and I smacked her. >> She showed no sign of remorse even though she knew her actions were wrong. You understand where that's an issue? >> Yeah, I understand that's an issue. Ask people not to get in my way when I'm trying to get out of the store or whatever or harass me like that because she was harassing me like that. There's a lot of Look, you can multiple times you won't let me speak is one and the other thing is you are not with me 24/7, but you can check my record and you can also say I'm not in your record. And then you want to go and say I'm not in Florida's record and then you want to be like you're the nuisance. You want to make it look like I'm the problem when somebody sent her there to harass me. But if somebody sent me some money, if somebody sent me some money via you or I had an air mail or I had something with my ID on it or my food stamp card was found, you wouldn't give it to me. But you most definitely want to jump down my throat for her to come to with me. That's all I'm trying to tell you. Whatever the state of the whatever, she came to with me and you want to side with her. It's like you in Florida on I4. >> That's all. >> How did she come? >> I don't know. She got in my way already and I smacked her in the god damn face. >> You saying that she >> Yes, she did come with me cuz two people came and I was going to go this way. So, I turned her way. So, I turned her way this way and smacked her in the goddamn face. there. We've ran over it like 10, 20 times now. >> Now, that your story makes no sense. >> Yeah, it makes no sense. People coming to cuz you wrote a song. >> Because of this attitude and behavior, the police decided to place her under arrest. >> I don't know. But either way, you're going to get arrested. >> All right, cool. That's wonderful. >> Here. Don't touch me. Here's my [ __ ] Don't There you go. That's fine. Don't squeeze. There's my other bag. Get my other bag. That's cool. You at night want to suck your either. Boom. Make sure you check out the back of vertebrae. 500 million and 500 million. Get my two bags over there. >> Get my two bags over there. >> That's right. Stop squeezing my arm. >> Get my two bags over there. That's right. Bang over. >> Hold up. Hang on. >> Let's go. Let's go. $500. Let's go. Come on. You got that. >> Come on. You want to be able? Let's go. >> Stop. >> There you go. Open the door. Open the door. >> Not be kicking door now. Don't be people like you. That's right. Get my bag. You'll be regretting it later trying to a ho ho ho. You [ __ ] >> You good? You good, stupid? You good, stupid? Huh? >> Are you done? >> You're done. Flag. >> That's right, mother. Open the door then. >> Yeah. I for mother, >> let go of my arm. >> Stupid mother. >> This Karen was officially charged with resisting arrest for intentionally thwarting or refusing to cooperate with the officer's attempts to hold her as well as battery for physically assaulting or making illegal contact with another individual. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. She keeps saying she smacked her like it's okay. This one needs to go straight to the psych ward. She's the type of person that would have me crossing the street to avoid. The lesson from this situation is that engaging in violent behavior and maintaining a defiant, unreorseful attitude only makes matters worse, leading to arrest and multiple legal charges. This Karen is already a mess. To follow more cases like this, please subscribe to Law Frame. So, what about the next one? Let's keep watching. >> All right. Hold on. First person officer. >> On September 17th, 2022, a shoplifting incident was reported to Florida police by Family Dollar. A lady allegedly went inside the shop, unlocked a beer, and ate food without paying for it. >> That's daycare. >> Why is it all the way down? >> Cuz I'm afraid of my mother-in-law. She's just >> So why'd you leave your van over there? >> It's my son's birthday tomorrow, dude. >> It's his birthday. He's going to be 14. He's never had a good birthday. I've never had a good birthday. Both her birthdays are in September. So, I want to invite her. I like, "Hey, you should come to Ryan's birthday party." I had like all kinds of cool [ __ ] you know, like invitations, everything. No, she's sad. >> 23. >> I'm going to shoot at your house. I'm like, "What? She's playing. >> I've already So, I've already spoke to your >> what >> ex mother-in-law." >> What if you're sad? >> So, per her. >> Mhm. First of all, y'all aren't, for what she's telling me, not on the best of terms in the sense of >> But that doesn't mean I got to shoot you. >> You entered the house without permission. You just walked inside. Okay. >> You entered the house without permission. >> You have four kids together. >> You entered the house without permission. >> Okay. >> She told you to leave numerous times. >> I said I would leave. >> You refused to leave. Y'all got into an argument and that's when she threatened you, which at that point she was defending herself >> because you refused to leave her property after you let yourself in, which you cannot do. You know, you can go to jail for that, right? >> Really? >> Yes. It's called burglary. So, >> all right. >> You can't do that. >> I'm excited. I got a felony. >> No, she chose to not press charges on you. >> I hope she pressed a charge. What the >> chose to not press charges? >> Tell her please do. >> Felony. >> Yeah. You need to walk me over there to get my key so I can go home cuz I don't >> Well, you're not going anywhere until you pay for this food. Well, my wallet's in the van. >> So, you have to walk me to my van. >> What's the total for what she owes? Can you ring that up for me, please? >> Are you going to pay for my [ __ ] I'll pay you back when we get the >> I ain't paying for that beer. >> All right. >> I will be nice enough considering she doesn't have a wallet. If you're willing to put that on hold until she returns. >> Yeah, please don't spill it. I'll drink it. >> No, you're not drinking that. That's getting dumped out. >> Oh [ __ ] That is a DUI. You're >> I already have a >> Nope. It's getting dumped out at the moment. >> Damn it, dude. We're just going to get to your car. Bringing yourself back over here. >> My keys are on. Just so you know. I'm sorry. Hear me out. >> One second. >> This is our 206. >> The woman refused to leave and continued to argue when another officer urged her to go back to work. Officer >> up to him. No problem. Don't stop that. All right. We're not doing the nonsense. >> I'm just trying to get to my van to get home to do a wellness check with my kids. >> We were running around. We have emergencies going on right now. So, just >> multiple emergencies. Hey, but my kids are at at my mother-in-law's door with my party [ __ ] cuz I was trying to invite her to my son's birthday party. >> Hey, kids. Watch your >> I have four boys. >> Okay. Well, you have a young child right there. >> Sorry. I know. I'm sorry, honey. >> That's not appropriate. >> You're right. >> All right. Second. Why would you come to a store with no wall >> again? Enough. Stop the >> All right. >> Do you see his pants? Yeah. See, like your pantry will tell you that you >> Hey, let's go outside real fast. Let's go. Come on. >> Go outside. >> You can't come into a store and try to pay for something with no money. It doesn't work like that. >> Keys are at my mother-in-law. I was going to go get those. >> Why? Why would your keys be at your I'm not >> She was going to shoot me. >> Well, because you walked into her house unannounced. >> She's my ex mother-in-law. >> Yeah. Well, that's You know, you guys haven't lived. >> Excuse me. I know her. >> No, you guys. No, you don't. You guys haven't been cool for years. >> Be cool. I'm trying to take her to my son's birthday party turning 14. Dude, >> let's go outside. All right, let's go outside. >> Like, dude, just go get my key go. >> Wait a second. So, you did you drive afterwards? Did she left the property? >> And did you walk to a property? >> I was afraid she was already going to shoot me out the driveway cuz I was trying to give her my son's prescription cuz he was sick. >> This is what I'm going through. >> Ma'am, can I see that pen? Cuz you didn't pay for it. >> It's painful. I thought you were going to pay for it. This is like another girlfriend >> outside. >> She continued to be stubborn and behaved flippantly when she eventually came out. >> Let's go. You want us to help you and yet you're you're insulting us. So, go ahead and step outside. >> How am I insulting you? I've been here for hours. >> All right. >> I'm a mom of four. I don't know if you have Do you have kids? >> Yeah, I do. I have five, actually. >> Do you really? >> Yes, I do. >> Let's make some more. >> Nope. I'm not happily married. Yeah. I'm going to go ahead and get out right now. If your keys are over there, I can't go to that house and get them out for you. >> Who's going to get them? How am I going to get home? >> How did you get here? You drove here to her house. What was the reason you drove here for? >> To invite her to a birthday party. Are you recording this? Make sure you're recording it, please. >> I record everything. >> All right. So, you're recording this. So, you're saying you drove from Dand where you live, right? >> Started yesterday. >> No, he didn't. This is one of our best officers right here. And this guy doesn't take any crap. All right. >> I I understand that. He looks like it. Look at him. >> Yeah. Well, this guy, the thing is, we've been around the block and we have we have a lot of things want cuz there's two of us for the city, right? And we're stuck dealing with some nonsense where you're opening a beer without a wallet and drinking inside of a store and then you come up with a bunch of items with no wallet. You know, that's not a a common sense thing. Luckily, these people don't want to trespass you and you didn't cross the point of sale, so I can't arrest you. >> My gear, >> you know what? How about this? >> What? >> Good luck with your car. Good luck with your keys. Totally fine with me. >> Nope. You can't borrow anything, actually. >> How about your knife? Nope. >> Your taser >> finally nothing. >> All right. Have a good life. Yeah. >> You hear this [ __ ] Are you badass? >> Do you guys want to pursue charges for the >> Did she pay for it? >> Does she pay for? >> No. >> Yeah, you can go ahead cuz LP is going to be on me if they taken care of. >> All right. So, he's one of the press drivers for the stuff that is she LP is going to be on me. It appeared like she would comply with the order to go, but she chose to stay instead. >> I got you. [Music] >> Ma'am, out here now. >> Out here. >> Come out here. Stand outside this store. I do not care. >> What you said? Get your ass out of here. She >> I'm coming. I'm coming. >> Go now. >> Jesus. I have to pee. Go outside. >> Are you going to take me to jail? >> Go outside. >> Just take me. >> Go outside. >> Have to pee >> now. >> I don't care. Go outside. >> Go outside. >> Can I pee? >> I do not care. Go outside. >> I don't know. Am I supposed to be scared? >> Exit the store. Outside of the store. >> Come on. Outside. >> Hey, can you go and let her know she's passer? >> You can't come in the store anymore. All right. >> I don't want to. >> All right. Thanks, sir. >> All right. Do we already have her name and all that stuff on the call? >> 54. Let me check the 206. >> Let me check this dumb ass. Shoot on the dumb ass cheeseburger body. And this is a >> Thanks, man. >> So, you want to use racial slurs and all that good stuff, too? >> Hey, nope. You're not free to leave. Actually, >> take me to jail. Let's go. >> What do you want to go to jail for? >> What? >> All right. What do you want to go to jail for? >> For a felony charge. >> For what? >> Cuz I'm about to shoot my mother-in-law. >> You're about to? >> But you're a gun. cuz you're here. >> I hope they ask you tomorrow in jail. >> Me too. >> With a huge >> touch me. Touch me. Touch me. Touch me and you will go to jail. >> She persisted in making a disturbance and even resisted the cops which prompted them to arrest her. >> All right, law enforcement going to jail. >> Thank you. I could use some rest. >> You're going to get I'm gonna need you to grab the statement and probably take over that report. All right. >> Oh god. >> The I'm gonna do this. >> All right. The one on a bucker. >> Mhm. Yeah. >> Where are we going? >> 23 fler. This car right over here. >> Is that why your wife married? >> I'm going to have 1105 for battery on Leo. >> The woman. This Karen was arrested and accused of assaulting a law enforcement official. Elio, a grave offense as the victim is a law enforcement official performing official duties. After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments that third woman want to make some more. I'm dead. Let's make some more. That's insane. Got to love when people steal stuff gets caught and say, "Don't do this to me." Like, bro, you did this to yourself. The lesson is that opposing the police and refusing to comply will only exacerbate the situation. And for more articles, subscribe to Lawframe if you like this. >> Arrest for suspicion of driving while intoxicated. >> On August 4th, 2025, when Jennifer Raiders 2024 Mazda CX90 collided with a parked 2024 BMW M2, Sergeant Adam Koulur arrived on the scene. The steering wheel had locked. She said, "La, uh, Jennifer, >> you were driving." >> Yeah. >> Okay. You mind just telling me what happened? >> I was coming down the road. I was trying to pull into my driveway. My >> steering locked up and I couldn't turn. >> Okay. All right. Um, and then what? Did you just hit the the BMW here or would you hit >> No, this tire was actually just fixed on Saturday. >> Okay. >> And it just it just wouldn't turn. >> Okay. All right. I got you. Um All right. Any points on your license? Anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. Uh who was in the car with you? >> Me and my daughter. >> Your daughter. Is she still in the car right now? >> No, she's inside. >> Oh, she's inside. Okay. Okay. Yeah. >> All right then. Uh, where you coming from? >> Uh, just like a mile down the road with my at my friend's house. >> At your friend's house. Okay. Yeah. >> Anything to drink tonight or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. All right. >> All right then. Just sit tight by the curve here. Give me one minute. >> Yeah. We'll get you Looks like you're going to need a hook for that. Uh, so we'll we'll we'll call that for you, but just do me a favor. Just sit down on the curve there for me. Okay. noticed her tire on the >> obviously shows that >> they hear they just saw they saw her back up and moving forward. >> All right. You live right here, sir. Okay. And then if you wouldn't mind just just recap for me. I know you were just talking to the sergeant. >> You know, I I we heard a loud bang and I came running upstairs and I saw the car was just kind of backing up and moving forward. Backing up and moving forward. I came out and I said, "Are you okay? Everything okay?" >> Mhm. >> I didn't notice that Caleb's car was hit. My son's car was hit. >> And she says, "No, I'm fine." She goes, "My wheel is just locking up." So like, "Oh, man." So, you know, if you need anything, just follow. And I went back to the house. And she kept continuing trying to back out and trying to straighten the wheel and it wasn't moving. So, >> okay. >> Came out and looked and [ __ ] on your tire flat. >> Mhm. >> Then I recognized that his car was hit. So, >> yeah, I got you. All right, then. Just give us a few minutes. Okay. I'm going to I'm going to get your information in a little bit, but you guys can just hang out. Okay. Um, so I had noticed anything too overt. She was talking normally enough to me. She said, "She's she's smoked. Let's let's get her up. Let's make her walk." >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. >> She was falling against the car. Uh, there's an odor that she was falling against the car when I was standing here. >> Um, >> you want to get her up and get her away from everybody else and talk to her. >> So, have her come towards you like point out something at her car and have her walk towards you so you can make some observations. >> Yeah. So, let me just have her walk over here and then >> No, just let's do it over there cuz you don't want you don't want these things. I'll shut your lights down when when you go, but I would run it through some tests. >> All right. >> Um, let me just leave these with you. >> Yeah. >> Can you just show me the damage on your car? On my car? >> Yeah. Yeah. Just Just walk through. I think it's minimal. It's probably more on his cuz my tire >> 315. We're going to be running through something. >> Okay. Um and then just so just run me through it again. So your your steering wheel locked up on you. >> My steering wheel locked up. I couldn't turn the car at all and it went flat, which is what happened the other day, which is I went and got it passed on Saturday. I have a receipt for it. >> Okay. Okay. All right. I got you. >> Jennifer acknowledged drinking wine earlier and having her seven-year-old kid in the car when the collision occurred when patrolman John Foy arrived. So, listen, Jennifer, what I'm going to do now is we're going to run you through some field sobriety test. Okay. Okay. >> All right. I know you said you're coming from your friend's house. You haven't had anything tonight. >> I had a glass of wine at her house. >> You had a glass of wine in her house? Okay. >> Yeah. >> And was it like full glass? Like, how much are we talking? >> I don't know. Like a regular >> Okay. All right. All right. All right. So, here, Jennifer, step over here for me. >> Sure. >> Jennifer was requested to do field sobriety exercises because they suspected her of being impaired. >> Okay. You're going to take nine heel totoe steps. You're going to imagine a line in front of you. You're going to take nine heel totoe steps. And that's going to look something like this. Or you know, I'm sorry. Let me backtrack real quick. Um the position I'm going to put you in to start with, put your left foot in front of your right foot like this. >> Okay. >> Hands at your sides and just hold that position. That's my mistake. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. All right. And then hands down at your sides. Mhm. >> All right. Perfect. Just hold that. So when I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps like this. One, two, three. I'm only doing three just for demonstration purposes. Like I said, you're going to do nine. When you come to that nine steps, you're going to keep your lead foot on the ground and you're going to take a series of small steps. That's going to look like this. Okay? And then you're going to continue and do nine more steps back. Okay? And it's going to look one, two, three. When I tell you to start, keep going. Do not stop the test until you've completed all nine steps. Do you understand? Okay? Okay. And just just to reiterate, do not do not if you step off a line, lose your balance or anything like that, keep performing the test. Okay. >> Okay. You may begin the test. Okay. All done. Okay. All right. So for this next test, this next test is called the one-legged stand. So would you go ahead and do me a favor now? Just stand feet together, hands at your sides. Perfect. Just do it like that. I'm going to demonstrate and explain the test now. So when I tell you to begin, you're going to raise one foot approximately 6 in 6 in off the ground with your foot parallel to the ground. That's going to look like this. When you begin, you're going to count out loud. 1,001,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay? >> Does it matter which foot? >> No, you can do either one. >> Okay? Just give me one before you begin. Don't start just yet. Do you have a Do you have a watch there ready, Sergeant? You want? >> Yeah. >> There's the one on my phone. >> I got you. >> I got you. >> You can be in. Jennifer 1 23. >> I need contact with the registered owner. Her daughter is driving that car and she's going around the car right now. >> 2011 >> 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2018 2019 2020 21. >> You keep going. Stop there. Okay. All right. We're going to stop there. Jennifer um one more one more quick test. All right. Um, what I want you to do is I want you to say your ABCs, but don't sing them. So, you're just going to go A, B, C, D. All right. You know, you know what's your highest level of education? >> I have a master's. >> Okay, perfect. So, you know your ABC's, right? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. So, you're going to say your ABC's without singing them. You understand? >> Okay, you can start. >> A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y and Z. Okay, perfect. All right. Jennifer was arrested for driving under the influence by patrolman Foy due to her motor vehicle collision, the smell of alcohol, and her failure to finish the field sobriety exercises. I'm going to have you turn around, place hands on your back. Unfortunately, you failed my other test, so I am place you under arrest for suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Just got to double lock these. >> All right, Jennifer, we're going to walk back this way towards my car. Okay. >> Do you have anything in your pockets or anything like that? >> Uh, just Okay. Easy now. >> No, just probably myself >> here. This car back here. >> Yep. All right. Just stop right here. >> Sure. >> Yep. Just stop from here. Put my gloves on. >> You said you just had one thing in your pocket. >> Oh, yeah. Right here. >> Okay. I'll grab it in just a sec. Anything on me that could poke me, stick me, or stab me? >> Okay. Cigarettes. Just going to turn the pocket out. Yep. All right. Anything in this pocket? All right. All right. Step back here for me. Watch your step. And then just go ahead and have a seat in there. All right, we'll get going in there. >> Okay. >> This Karen could be charged with DUI for driving under the influence, child endangerment for having her 7-year-old daughter in the car, and careless driving for crashing into a parked vehicle. Many people commented on this circumstance in the girl's reaction in the published video. She must have had a mega pint of wine. Oh, Jennifer, me thinks you lied about that one glass of wine, or else it was a really big glass of wine. She has a big glass of wine. Maybe the bottle was made of glass and she drank the whole glass. The lesson from this situation is that driving after drinking not only endangers oneself and others, but also puts a child at serious risk, leading to severe legal consequences. What an unyielding Karen. Please subscribe to Lawframe for more articles if you like this. The next Karen will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. >> Don't kick your feet. >> On February 21st, 2025, a white Ford Focus driven by a 23-year-old woman pulled up in front of Bloomfield, New Mexico. Police officers doing a DUI checkpoint. >> Okay. >> Hello. >> My name is Sergeant Martinez with the Farmington Police Department. How you doing tonight? >> Good. >> Yeah. Uh, can you turn off the car for me, please? >> The police report states that officer Strange immediately noticed the stink of alcohol coming from the vehicle. >> All right. How much Ouija smoke? We're conducting a sobriety checkpoint. My name is Sergeant Martinez with the Department of Police Department. We're conducting a sobriety checkpoint. >> Strange. >> This is my brother's. >> Have you consumed any alcohol? >> No. >> Okay. Any illegal drugs? >> No. >> Huh? >> No. marijuana. >> The woman was told to exit the vehicle and switch off the engine. Officer Strange escorted her to a spot and attempted to question her. >> Do me a favor and step on out of the car so we can talk to you. You're having a little hard time getting out of that car and opening it, huh? >> I need the bathroom, sir. >> Okay. Can you go ahead and follow this person? >> Then we're going to walk in front of this this unit right here. Okay. >> In front. >> In front. >> Right here, ma'am. >> What's your name, ma'am? Right here. Where my lights at? >> I need the bathroom, sir. Okay. >> My name is >> Okay. >> Go ahead and stand right there and stay right there. Okay. Miss Chavis, Officer Strange, reason why we pulled you out of that vehicle. >> We suspect you're under the influence of alcohol. Okay. The woman denied drinking and declined to participate in standardized field sobriety tests. >> Had anything to drink tonight? >> Be honest with me cuz I could smell it. >> What do you want? >> Have you had anything to drink tonight? No. Okay. Any mar controlled substances to that fact? Okay. Would you be willing to to submit to arrest? >> No. >> Okay. >> She was then told that she was being arrested for driving while intoxicated. Put your hands behind your back. >> Do not resist. Place your hands behind your back. >> Okay. Place on the hood. Do not resist. Place your hands behind your back. >> Hold on. Hold on. Listen. Listen. Listen. It's okay. Listen, lady. You're in trouble already. Don't make it worse. We don't want you to get hurt. What's your name? What's your name? >> What's your name? >> Listen, here's what we're going to do. We're going to put your hands behind your back and we're going to handcuff them. We will roll you over to the front of your stomach. >> Yeah, cuz you're not yourself. Relax. There you go. You got it. You got her. I got her. I got her arm. Quit. >> Quit. >> Quit. Hold on. This arm. I got this one. This arm. There we go. >> I got this arm. There we go. Here's this feet. Okay. I'm going to get my leg. All right. Yeah, we got it. >> Bend this arm if you can for me. Hang on. >> I'm good on laser. Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Make sure that one's tight. I just put that one on. >> Take it in the right position. There you go. There we go. All good. A little bit more. Right there. Okay. Let's get her up on her side. >> Hey, can you rotate her hand the right way? You got this arm right here. Rotate. So there you go. [Music] [Music] Where's my car going? >> It's getting towed. >> Sit still, please. >> Sit still. >> I'm listening. >> Where is my mom? >> Can you hold that? >> I want to talk to my mom. >> God, listen. So typical which mine is right here. >> Still, please. >> I know the procedure. >> Hey, sit still, please. Yeah, shut up. Why don't we all push me? Cuz I understand. I'm not scared. >> Babe, relax. Quit trying to >> scared. That's what you always tell me. I'm >> not paying you any good. Just >> shut up. >> Stop tensing up. Just relax. >> Stop. >> Hey, just wave them through. >> Stop. For now. >> All right. Which we going to listen. >> We're going to stand you up and we're going to take you to the car. If you fight, >> you will get hurt. Okay, that's your warning. >> Stand warning. >> That's your warning. Okay, >> do it, babe. >> Do it. >> Stand by. Stand by. >> First, we'll probably roll her this way and then Yep. >> So, stand by for a second. Let me get a good grip. Ready? Officer Strange attempted to handcuff her, but she fought and was pulled to the ground where she allegedly kicked one of the cops. >> Rolling towards me on your right side. >> One, two, three. >> On your right side. >> Okay, go ahead and sit up. >> Sit up. >> Sit up. >> All right. So, we're going to go under the arm. Go ahead and lift. >> I'll just take over. >> Okay. Ready? [ __ ] >> Don't kick your feet. You're not doing yourself any good. Quit. Stop. >> Let me go. >> Quit. [Music] >> 45. 45. Can you boot me? You got 54. You don't care. >> You don't care. >> So, here's your light. [Music] She came in hot and then she tries to avoid the other speed bump and then it just comes in and hits us in the face. Like we're like, "Whoa, what's that smell?" >> This Karen was charged with criminal violence against a law enforcement official for using physical force during the interaction. She was also charged with resisting arrest for defying officials, having an open bottle of alcohol in the car, and aggravated driving while drunk due to her impairment. Isn't this a crazy scenario? Indeed, after the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. Hateful, nasty attitude from the get-go. She's hateful. They want to be grown, but then always wants their parents. This incident teaches us that fighting police and driving while intoxicated are not only risky but can have severe legal repercussions. This Karen is such a stubborn persons. 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 ever look? >> Yep. On March 2nd, 2025, a court in Ohio ordered infant services to remove a 7-week old infant from his mother. >> So, you guys came out yesterday and she didn't answer. >> We came out Friday, yesterday, twice. >> Who have you been coming out with? >> Um, I don't know because I'm just on today. like officers and property management or >> I think just officer. Usually we call officers when we do the removal. >> We'll be able to knock and see if they come to the door, but we're not going to be able to force open the door. You'd probably have to contact AMHA property during the business hours and they'd be able to maybe go in there, but we we're not going to be able to force that door open. >> The police stepped in to arrest the woman as soon as they had completed their conversation with the witness. [Music] I'm not too over there. 22 21 to 22. [Music] >> Hey, MHA. >> What? >> Hey, how you doing? >> I'm fine. What? >> We're with Metropolitan Housing. >> For what? Don't step in my apartment. We have an order to grab the baby. >> No. Get the off me. No. Uhuh. No. Get off of me. Get the touch. >> Stop. >> Get off my towel. Stop touching my child. >> Stop. >> Say the word. Does anyone else help? She resisted violently for many minutes before being restrained and led to the patrol car. >> Let's go. >> You're going to go. >> No, I'm not. >> There you are. Can you stop twisting my leg? >> Okay. Put in 20. >> All right. We're going this way. >> Whoever left. >> Yep. Listen, this can all be over with after you take care of what you got to take care of. >> What is that? >> They're going to talk to you about it. >> For what? >> You can get your baby back, right? Just just let them deal with what's going on. You're going to get more charges. >> I don't even have charges. >> You're going to get one. So, I suggest that you just calm down. [Music] Do you have So what is the reason? So you're going to be under arrest if you don't So what is the reason? Mhm. bring me my son. >> Can y'all bring me my son? Cuz ain't no way AMHA quad for y'all to come here and do this. Keep flipping those. >> It's most likely the same thing. Hide your evidence. >> All right. >> Bring me my son. >> I'll talk to you in a minute. >> About what? >> Whatever's going on. We're just >> Nothing going on. But that's okay. That's okay. Give me mying son here. Get there. >> Yeah. You have anything on you? >> Stop touching me. You already know I ain't got [ __ ] on me. Stop your feet. Spread your feet. >> Get the You said I ain't got [ __ ] on me. >> All right. Really? >> She's going to come talk to you. >> She better get in my child. We're going to work on that. Okay. >> Hello. She kept fighting and seemed to be innocent even inside the car. >> Yeah, they all lost their jobs. She better not go nowhere with my son. >> Resisted. Are they in here? >> No. Next door. I'm >> blue. I just walked in the next door. Whoops. They're like, "Oh, where are me?" My bad. Where's Loz at? I got her posted. No one else is in there. >> No, nobody's else. Nobody else is in there. >> She does have warrants out of >> I can still run her, but >> yeah, I would run her just to dot all the eyes. Is she going to talk to her or >> uh Okay. You need anything for me? Okay. >> Where did she take my child? >> What's that? >> Where did she take my child? >> To CSB. I've got all the information here for you. All right. >> What do you mean information from me? So now I got to fight to get my child back for noing reason. So, this the third one y'all took from me for >> the woman continued to be difficult and disrespectful to the cops back at the station. >> What's going on, Sharon? What's going on, dear? You going to cooperate with the deputies when you come in here? All right. Well, you don't have to say anything, but let's just try to make this I know it's a I know you're having a bad day. We'll just try to make make it easy. Okay. Over here, dear to the window. Okay. [Music] [Applause] You got to face them. Okay. He's going to ask you some questions and stuff. [Music] might be too big. What size shoes you wear? >> Okay, just a big enough. Okay. Anything on you is going to poke me down, hurt me? No. Take a step back for me. And then spread your feet for me just a little bit. Spread your feet. There we go. Is it just the robe on? >> I do you have just this on? Nothing underneath? Yes. Nothing underneath or just the robe? Listen, we we can do this one of two ways. I would prefer not to have to like be mean or anything like that to you. I just need to make sure we are good. Is this holding your dress together? [Applause] >> No. >> No. >> I'm not about to show my eyes to everybody. >> That's why I asked you if it's holding together and you use your eyes. You're a cop. >> How do I know? >> We don't know what you have on underneath that. >> So, why don't you use your eyes? >> Okay, >> we're going to go this way. We're not playing this game today. Kneel down. Kneel. Kneel down. Kneel down. We're going to ask nicely. Are we going to put you down? >> Lay down. Lay down. >> Lay down. Lay down. >> This Karen was eventually arrested and accused of assaulting a law enforcement official after he continually disobeyed orders and escalated the conflict by acting aggressively. Officers were forced to make an immediate arrest due to her combative behavior. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. Third, one girl, Emma, hold your hand while I say this. It isn't for no reason. She is mad because no child, no check. Oh, I'm sure there's a reason, man. The takeaway from this case is that collaboration is crucial when dealing with a court ruling. 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. >> You're not under arrest. >> On January 29th, 2024, a gray Infiniti SUV was seen driving carelessly by the cops. The temporary Florida tag had expired and was not linked to any vehicle according to a check. >> Uh, this is not my car. I was going to work. >> Okay. Whose car is it? >> It's my brother's car. >> Your brother's car. Okay. >> Not too sure. >> Do you know the time tag is expired? >> I don't know. I just I just said, "Let me see I can show you the textbook." I said, "Let me see your car so I can take my baby to school and go to work." >> No problem. >> Why am I getting pulled over? >> Your time tag is expired. >> Uh, let me get some. >> Where do you work at? >> Right here in this um the part you see where they say taxes at. >> Mhm. today. My actually my first day opening my own office. >> Oh, really? Congrats. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Um, this is my license. >> Thank you. >> And actually, with the 10 tags, you want me to call? >> There might be a uh registration or insurance in there. >> I don't see nothing but snacks. I don't know if this this is it. [Music] Well, you make contact with him. I'll be right back. Okay, >> Olivia, uh, you don't have the registration for it. >> Oh, no. >> So, since the tag's not coming back, make sure you get the VIN. We'll run the VIN to make sure everything's good. >> I got four. >> So, yeah. So, pretty much what it is, it expired on January 15th, so almost two weeks ago, and then it's showing it's not actually assigned to a car at the moment. So, >> was But it only was expired 2 weeks ago. >> Yeah. But it's also showing it's not supposed to be on a car. sometimes an issue from the dealership he bought it from or what? So, it's expired, but it also doesn't come back that it belongs on a car. >> Yeah, could be. We'll check it out. Just um see if you can get the insurance to stay in the car for us. Okay. >> After running her information, officers told the woman she was not allowed to drive the vehicle and she agreed. >> So, it's still registered to a dealership. >> So, that's for this. It's up to you what you want to do, but I would just take the tag and just explain to her, you know, >> does a car license? >> Yes. It's not assigned to a car. We're taking it. >> Call a dealership and see if they can do something for you and you can leave it on there. Figure it out. You could, I guess. But, I mean, it's expired. It's not valid. So, I'll leave it up to you. Whatever you want to do. [Music] >> All right. So, this was this registration? >> No. No. It's okay. Um, so that tag is not coming back to this car. It's not coming back to anything. >> He said the dealer, he just told me the dealer said I think two weeks or >> two weeks >> or he told him two weeks ago. It should be coming back though. >> It was the dealer. The tags. >> The tag. So he's already spoken to the dealer. >> Yes, he's spoken to the dealer. >> Okay. >> Unless he's spoken to the dealer. >> So technically, you're not supposed to be driving this car if that tag is attached to it because it's not coming back to the vehicle. I was going to seize the tag, which is you're telling me he spoke to the dealer. I'm not going to seize the tag just so you can get back home with this car. But once you get back home with this car today, don't drive it. >> Okay. Until you get that new tag on it, it's not coming back to the car at all. >> Okay. >> I definitely let the dealer look. Well, he'll talk to the dealer again. >> Does that make sense? >> Yes. >> However, things didn't end there when police smelled marijuana inside the car and asked her to step out, which she refused. >> So, let me ask you. You said you dropped your kid off at school. >> How old is your child? Why these questions? >> Well, cuz your car smells like weed. So, I'm trying to explain something to you. How old is your child? >> I don't want to answer no more questions. >> Okay. What I'm trying to tell you is your car smells like weed. If you're driving a kid around in it, what happened? >> No, I would never drive a kid around. Ain't nobody ain't no kids in the car. >> Okay. When'd you drop your kid off? >> Ain't nobody in the car with me. Ain't no kids in the car. >> Awesome. Step out of the car. >> No kids in the car with me. >> Okay. Do you have anything illegal in the car we got to worry about? >> This is not my car. >> Well, that's not what I asked you. >> I don't know what's in it. I just told >> leave your bag down there, please. Right now, we are going to search your car cuz it smells like marijuana. Okay. >> Okay. Can Can I speak to someone else? >> I'm telling you to put your stuff down and step out of the car. >> I have a supervisor cuz I think you have a supervisor 51. >> I don't understand why you not let me go. You just >> based on based on your behavior right now and the smell of marijuana. We're searching your car. >> I don't have no behavior problem. Let me >> I'm telling you to step out of the car first time. I don't know. Let me let me call. >> Okay. Step out of the car. >> Can you please not touch me? >> Step out of the car or go to jail. Step out of the car. >> Why are you playing his hands on me though? I'm telling you, step out of the car. You're not listening. Step out of the car or you're going to jail. You understand? >> What am I going to jail for? >> Me for resisting if you don't get out of the car. >> I'm not. But I'm stabbing me for Listen. Listen. First of all, for me to listen. Let me calm down. >> We are calm down. Step out of the car. >> I need to calm down. >> Okay. Step out of the car >> cuz you you feel like my heart is just racing. >> Ma'am, I'm telling you, step out of the car. You understand that? >> I can't breathe. >> I understand. We're going to start. >> I don't think you I don't think you understand. >> Step out of the car. >> You're playing force on me >> because you're not getting out of the car. Okay, I will. But you I I understand that. But he didn't never told me to step. He grabbed me. I'm >> telling you to step out of the car, man. >> Just Just step out now. Step out. >> I don't think there's right though. >> We are searching your car. We can't have you in the car. >> I don't have no kids in the car. He asked me about kids in the car. >> Can we get a 45? >> I like I said, >> step out of the car, ma'am. >> Why you I'm not going to tell you again. Are you going to jail like that? >> Just step out of the car. >> Why are you treating me like that, though? >> When she finally complied, officers immediately placed her under arrest. Why are you treating me like that? >> Why are you treating me like that, Crystal? They pulling me over. This guy's arresting me. Tell Lex to come on. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I don't understand when I'm putting my hands behind. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> We're just going to detain you. >> Cuz you're not listening. Put your Put your hand behind your back and say me for no reason >> right now. You're being detained. You're not under. >> You're not under arrest. You're just being me like that. Why? You were just about to let me go. Why? >> You're being detained. >> Okay. But you understand here. Why is she grabbing on to me? >> Put her hand Put her hand behind your back. >> Help me. Help me. What? Help. Why is she coming? >> All we're asking is I know I got my back. >> Look back. >> Put your hand behind your cuffs. >> Get her in cuffs. >> I didn't do anything. >> We're just detaining you, man. That's it. >> But why? She's being rough. You're a woman. You understand? He's being rough. >> Put your then then woman to woman. Put your hands behind your back. >> That's why he got my head. Oh my god. Why you being a jerk? Stop it. My god, >> stop resisting. >> I'm not [ __ ] resisting me, man. Just >> You are hurting me. >> We asked you to step out of the car several times. >> He was grabbing me before we asked him to step out the car. So, you understand that, right? >> Turn around and face the car. >> Can you please the car, >> please? >> Face the car. >> I'm going to take this. Your phone is right here. >> Can you please answer the car? >> Okay. So, since we did smell weed in your car, I'm going to search your person as well. Okay. Dude, I can't even open my whole office for my first day. >> Ma'am, just face the car. Can you spread your feet for me? >> I have anxiety. >> I understand. >> I don't think you you can have anxiety and be a cop. >> That's not true. >> Wow. You still got to be a jerk today. She is searching me, but I don't have no issue with her. She's not afraid of me. My hands was already >> Do you understand why we're searching your car, ma'am? >> Yes, I understand why you're searching my car. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, what we're doing now is we're going to wait for another unit to search the car. Okay. >> Just not even my car. >> Okay. >> What you have to understand is the car smells like >> I talk to you about it and you instantly stop talking. >> I told you I know. I told you guys that car because again we smell marijuana compression car I gave you an opportunity before I >> did you touch No you didn't you did not I did >> all right camera >> you happy I got money so bad to get out of the car >> but you don't have to grab me you was grabbing me and you was being rough when you didn't have to >> I wouldn't even how you know you ain't rough to me >> but you're being rough to me I'm so you can't tell me you're not being rough >> all right but you're not being rough you have to understand that. >> Please, but don't tell me. You was just about to let me go. >> So when somebody when we're asking you to go, >> but everybody was walking away. >> Everybody was walking away. >> You was walking away. We >> were talking about want to come with me. >> Did you say anything? >> So she didn't want to go in the car at first. She's upset that I grabbed your arm. >> No, stop. Stop moving. >> Just please turn around. >> Just No, just stand just like that, please. >> You're not doing it. >> I have nothing to do with any of this. The supervisor's on the way. I'm just another officer and my job is to just make sure that you don't move. >> Simple as that. Okay, >> we're just going to stand there. >> You got something to do with my laptop? >> We We'll get it all figured out. >> But you don't understand. I was just opening my store for the first time. >> Upon searching the vehicle and finding a bag of marijuana, the woman repeatedly denied ownership. >> Yeah. >> Articulate. Yeah, >> we told her to get out of the car multiple times. She didn't get out. Um I'm not I mean this point. You want to talk to supervisor? have to talk to supervisor. That's it. So, >> are we just going to assume that? >> Yeah, this is all it is. Um, >> you know, just make sure she understands this is illegal. >> I mean, I'm assuming there was weed in here. >> Yeah. >> So, I'm assuming there was weed in there. >> So, this is what we were smelling is is marijuana, right? >> Okay. So you understand when we smell it. >> Not my vehicle. Okay. >> But you're driving the car. I don't know why you're trying to make things difficult. I'm trying I'm trying to >> I couldn't even find the insurance in the car when you ask me for things immediately. I told her that's not even my car. I can show you the text messages where I just sent to someone driving the car. >> You're responsible what's in the car. Does that make sense? You're the only person driving this car out. Nobody else is in this car. Just you >> right. >> Is that an accurate statement? >> Right now at this moment, I'm the only person driving this car. I would have been driving this car 5 minutes before me and it would just drop off to me. >> Okay, I'm just explaining to you when we get here. I don't know if you've been driving this car all day or if you just drove it 5 minutes. I don't know. All I know is this car smells like weed. I'm trying to talk to you about it. You instantly say I'm not going to answer that question. >> That's what you asked me about. You asked me what time I dropped my daughter. >> Yeah. I asked how old your daughter was. Right. That's what that's the first question I asked him. He says, "Why?" >> And I said, "Because your car smell you asked me about my daughter. I don't want to answer my daughter." >> And that's fine. And then when I told you the car smelled like you said I don't want to answer your question >> because it's not even my car when you when when you pulled me over. All my windows was down. So I don't even know what the car smelled like. It was literally dropped over to me. I got in the car, dropped my daughter off and literally came right here. This not even 3 miles. >> I I just want to see if we can get on the same page with this is this is stupid. This is a little bit of weed. It's not a big deal, right? But when you're telling me you're not going to get out of the car and I have to try to get actually pull you out of the car, that's when you start getting into resistant resistance. Cuz what I'm getting out the car for >> because your car smells like weed and I told you I'm searching out the car. No, you told me exactly. You look at the camera. You told me exactly. You said you asked questions about my daughter. I said to you, I don't feel comfortable. But you answer all these questions and I'm like, >> you told me to get out the car. I asked you what I was getting out of the car for. You pull me out the car and you tell me. >> But we can look back. Listen, it's all recorded. Go ahead. This Karen was charged with possession of cannabis under 20 gram after officers discovered a rolled joint and a plastic cup containing several baggies of marijuana inside as well as resisting an officer without using violence because she refused to get out of the car, physically resisted orders and attempted to get back in during the encounter. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. I'm glad for body cams cuz she is clearly lying after she heard her car smell like weed. She didn't want to answer any more questions. She's lying. He asked her 15 times to get out of the car and five times to put your hands behind your back. The lesson from this incident is that driving with an invalid license plate is already enough to get you into trouble, but possessing and using illegal substances makes the situation far 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. On April 4th, 2025, the police received a report about a woman assaulting an elderly person. >> Your great grandmother said or they mentioned that situations like this happen a lot. Does it? >> Uh, I don't really >> That's her brother. Yeah, that's >> like your brother her brother said anything about it. >> To me, I just >> I picked him up from work and >> got a black male about four years of age build. >> Well, I appreciate it guys. >> I just was thinking more about it when I was in the car. So your great grandma said something about your grandma doing stuff like this a lot. >> Like they don't they don't be getting into it cuz my mom my mom is usually here but so she has a mouth >> so she gets to say stuff the grandma grandma don't like that because she's a grandmother so she don't see all that disrespect stuff. So they'll yell and do what they do but they don't get in physical altercations. >> So this is pretty abnormal. >> Yeah. at normal. >> Yeah. Yeah. Not is not the usual thing. >> No, the respectful and saying what she's saying and grandma brushing it off or just going to work or whatever the case may be or mom checking her and telling her that's not how you talk to your grandma or whatever the case may be. But other than that, yeah, that's abnormal. They don't get in physical altercations. mainly because she's a juvenile and your grandmother's your great grandma uh Miss King is a little uh immobile because of her stroke history. >> I'm notating that for one I talk to you about all this and then two um that she's staying here with you just so that I'm not leaving a juvenile at home with a disabled great grandmother. You know what I'm saying? >> Um do you live here? >> No. >> Okay. Where do you live? >> I live on 13th. Do >> you mind giving me the address? 11:23 13th AB South. >> So, you're not too far around the corner? >> Yeah, I'm around. >> Okay. And your mom said she's pregnant currently or >> place? >> Yeah, she's at his place right there. >> Gotcha. All right. Well, I appreciate your time, man. >> Thank you. >> After speaking with the victim's family, officers immediately went to the woman's workplace and arrested her. 16 Charlie with 15. It's a It's my wallet. Okay. I'm sorry. >> We're not going to leave without your property, but we just have to do what we have to do. >> Okay. >> Is it on the other? >> It's just the wallet. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. It's the wallet. >> Anything in your pockets? >> Please don't reach in your pockets. We'll do it. >> Oh, okay. Anything in your hand? Mm- Yeah. Put it on my >> Tell my daughter to call my husband. >> Yeah. So we can get the car out of the garage. >> Is there anything inside your bra? >> No. >> Okay. [Music] >> We asked because if anything goes into the jail with you then >> then it would be additional. >> Okay. I'm going to get off. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. He's going to >> I hate that cuz he's going in labor early. >> Yeah, the car is in um >> Where's the battery? >> I don't have a val. >> You were parked in the garage on your own. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. >> Once she was restrained, they escorted her to the patrol car. the one across from the ER entrance. >> Um, yeah, where the pick up where the baby said it's right over there. >> Yep. >> And I was trying to call my husband to get cuz I know what she's there. >> Okay, that's >> we don't want to air out all that out here. I'm going to be fair. Oh god. I just hope she won't have that baby early. [Music] >> Can y'all call my police? >> Yes. When we get downstairs and we get everything taken care of, we don't want your car to get towed or fined or anything for being here. So, we'll make sure >> if it say what it say >> it's on camera. >> It might. >> He's an Android user. Oh, >> is this an actual phone? >> It's a iPhone. >> I think they call it a handheld computer, sir. >> Right here, man. >> Okay. [Music] >> Let me see. Just like I said, I got it. >> Just pull it off. >> He knows how to use that thing. >> Okay. >> Just a twin. >> Okay. That's my grandson. You'll call him Mike. >> We'll call your husband. >> Yeah. Call my husband. I need a good coffee. Get in my car and see. >> Okay, just pull it on the side. >> No, we we'll talk to >> Yeah, we'll say >> Okay. >> We don't want everybody else in the hospital. >> Thank you. Thank you. [Music] >> Thank you. Damn, my key is a fail. It's a lord. Hang on. We're going. >> Okay. >> Okay. Just double checking nothing's inside of >> Uh-oh. No. Uh-uh. >> Okay. >> Put anything in your socks. >> Uh-oh. Nothing. Oh, you can lot taller than I am. >> Uhhuh. >> We'll get the air. >> Okay. >> You ever had your wrench ready yet? >> I'll go over one by one. Okay. Okay. >> However, before heading to the station, officers had to readjust her handcuffs as it appeared she had managed to slip out of them. way. >> You got it. Okay. Now, watch your head. You're a tall lady. >> I don't have that issue, but I'm also only 5 foot nothing. So, all right. Just face that way for me. >> All right. I'm going to put these on. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to try not to pinch you. I apologize. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Hold on. Just like that. >> Yep. >> I don't go nowhere just yet. I'm going to unlock these and take the other this one off and then lock the other ones so they don't get tighter on you once we get tight. I appreciate you. >> Yep. >> And I appreciate you being so cooperative about everything and understand. >> All right, hang on one second. Let me just >> These are a little too loose. Hang on. >> Well, I ain't going nowhere. >> No, I know. I know. I know. I I got a finger in there. That's >> okay. >> And that won't slip off your wrist. Let me lock that one so it doesn't go nowhere. Tighten this one up a little bit. >> Okay. >> Okay. I can fit two in there. I get two. There we go. I can fit. >> Oh, my arm's so skinny. >> Yeah. Got little wrists like I do. All right. Slide back in there. Hope if I didn't stand on your slide. I apologize. Yeah. No, you didn't. >> Are you getting enough air? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. I got to put the seat belt on you. >> Okay. Can you call my husband? >> Uh, well, your daughter had talked to him about the car. Is that what you're asking about? >> The car and then for him to know what's going on. >> Okay. Um, the car is taken care of. We can have him I can at the station once we get in the station. I got to do some paperwork first. I can I probably help you with that. Okay. >> Okay. I appreciate it. Yes, ma'am. Okay. Got it. >> Watch your head. Yours all I don't have that issue, but I'm also only 5 foot nothing. So, this face that way for me. All right. I'm going to put these on. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to try not to pinch it. I apologize. Okay. >> Mhm. Hold on. >> You got it? >> Yep. >> I'm going to work just yet. I'm going to unlock these and take the other this one off and then >> lock the other ones so they don't get tighter on your >> Okay. Yep. And we're dead tight. Okay. I appreciate it. Yep. I appreciate you being so cooperative about everything. >> All right, hang on one second. Let me just >> These are a little too loose. Hang on. >> Well, I ain't going. But >> no, I know. >> I I got a finger in there. That's >> okay. >> And that won't slip off here. Lock that one so it doesn't go nowhere. This Karen will likely be charged with assault or battery on an elderly person, a serious offense, and possibly resisting arrest if slipping out of the handcuffs is considered an act of resistance. After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments. One definition of evil is a lack of empathy. Had no business leaving Granny with Mrs. Neta. That woman is a mess. The lesson from this incident is that acts of violence, especially against the elderly, are not only morally wrong, but also punished severely under the law. And for more articles, subscribe to Lawframe if you like