from cursing and being uncooperative with the police. >> You're a liar. You're being >> No, you're a cooperative. >> To refusing to comply with a court order to take a kid from her. >> No. Get off of me. Get the >> These actions have truly crossed the line, ladies. And rest assured, these women will have to pay the price for what they've done. Let's find out in when entitled Karens cross the line and instantly pay. Starting with the first incident. On June 14th, 2025, a worried bystander called Washington police to report spotting an impaired driver. >> Hey, Judy. Hi. >> Hi. My name's Officer Evans. How you doing today? >> Yeah, I just pulled over and put some solution in my car. >> What kind of solution? >> It was something I got from Oly. What's a liar? >> Liry is a spot that you get it. So, basically, I put it in there and then I put it in. >> Judy, you can leave your keys right there. >> You can I know. Can you just put your keys right there? Where you coming from? >> Came from the water. >> The water? >> Yep. >> Like a restaurant? >> Yep. >> Where were you at? Nothing. Where what restaurant? Where did you come from? >> Basically, I just put solution in there to make sure it was clear. That's all I did. Okay. Solution. Okay. And that was something that I pulled up there. It's all it is. And what restaurant were you coming down from? At the uh water doesn't matter. The whole point the solution was put in here. Look at it. >> I'm going to have you not reach in your car right now. Okay. Just for our safety. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. >> While checking the area, officers noticed the woman's vehicle had numerous scratches. >> Yeah. So, people were worried about you. You said they were you were hitting things on the road. >> That's not true. >> No. Do you remember hitting anything with your car? >> Never hit nothing. Nothing. You mind if I look at your car real quick? Just to make sure. All right. >> You got a couple scrapes and bumps on the on the car. Was that from years? >> I brought this car. >> Oh, the car. >> Yeah. >> Listen, I we're doing a welfare check right now to make sure that you're okay to drive this vehicle. >> I don't have to drive it. >> Yeah, you already were driving the vehicle. That's the point. So, we need to make sure that you're okay to continue driving and that you were okay to drive. >> When questioned, she admitted to having consumed alcohol earlier. >> So, how much alcohol have you had tonight? >> Two drinks. >> Two drinks. What were you drinking? >> I was drinking vodka. >> Vodka straight >> soda. With a diet soda. >> With a diet soda. Vodka with a diet soda. What is that? >> A da. >> Da. >> Yeah. >> What's that? >> Diet. >> I see. I see. So, two vodkas. How long ago was that? That >> was long time ago. >> Long time ago. I got you. You haven't taken any prescription pills today? >> Nope. >> No prescription pills? >> Nope. I'm sober as hell. >> Okay. Any drug use today? >> Nope. I don't do drugs. >> No drugs. No marijuana? >> Never. No. >> Judy, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Judy, I think that uh I'm going to ask you just to step over there real quick cuz I just want to make sure that we're not by that door. Okay. Let's stand over here real quick. What? Judy. Judy. Let's just stand right here. Okay, let's just talk right here. Okay. Where were you going to? Home. >> Where did you live? >> It doesn't matter. I was sober. >> All right. You had two vodkas with soda a long time ago. >> Is that what you said? >> What's that mean? >> How long ago? >> Well, it matters for me. I need to make sure you're okay to drive the vehicle. >> I don't need to drive the vehicle. >> We're not going to go back to the vehicle, actually. Okay. Hey, so I'm going to ask you a couple questions. >> I want your questions, too, cuz I'm going to do my lawyer. >> No problem. Uh, hey. So, I think you're impaired by alcohol. Okay. So, >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. >> I want you to listen to me. Okay. I'm going to ask you a question. We're going to have a conversation, right? >> I think you don't know what you're doing. >> However, when asked to perform a sobriety test, she refused, leaving the officers no choice but to arrest her. >> Would you be willing to participate in voluntary field sobriety tests to make sure that you're okay to drive this? >> No, I'm fine. I need you. We're not actually. >> No. Whoa. Whoa. You need to have No. >> All right. You're under arrest for DUI. >> No, you're not. >> I need you to put your arm behind your back for me. >> No, you're not. >> Go against the car. >> Why? >> Go against the car. Okay. >> Don't buy me. >> We're going to use additional. >> You know what? Let's talk about this. >> I'm not drunk. >> I need you to stop doing that. Otherwise, you're going to get charged with resisting arrest. Okay. You can't do this. I'm sober. I can't. >> Okay. Stop moving your hands, Judy. Thank you. Let's walk to this car, please. >> Nope. I need my >> We're not going to do that. >> My phone. >> Okay. >> We'll get your phone. >> No. I need my Okay. Don't carry it. >> All right. >> No. Go right here on the wheel. Keep control. Got it. >> You got it. And then go get it. Go get the [ __ ] >> Please stop trying to slip the cuffs. >> I'm not trying to. You are. >> Dude, do you have any weapons on you? >> No. Do you have any drugs on you? >> Nope. I don't do drugs. I never did drugs. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, or hurt me? >> No. >> During the search, the woman kept arguing and showing resistance. >> Widen your stance, Judy. >> No, that's fine. Widen your stance, Judy. There we go. Please, please stop fighting with us. >> We're not doing nothing. >> Take this [ __ ] off. Got anything in your shoes I need to know about? >> This is garbage. You guys are doing a [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Why are you guys all me? >> Well, you were fighting with me. >> I didn't fight with anybody. You're a liar. >> You're a liar. >> Maybe you're >> No, you're a cooperative. >> No, you don't tell me something I with God. And there's a difference. You want to fight with God, you fight with him. But don't fight with me. >> I don't want either of those things. >> Then shut up, you release it. I didn't do nothing. I'm not even text. This is stupid. >> What you got is recorded now. recording. >> Stop fighting with me. >> No, no, I'm not fighting with you. You're fighting with me cuz you can't get me cuz God passed me and that's the way it's going to be. God in the name of love. You do what you listening to me in the name of Judy. >> Judy, we can stay standing up. >> We can stay standing up or we can or we can move this. >> You will always be killed both of you and that will be >> I need you to calm down for me. >> I'm not calm now. The god and the safe of love. I'm not >> okay. I need to finish the search. Very uncooperative. >> There's nothing wrong with the search. >> Clearly finding us here. >> If you can come replace me, I'm going to finish the right side search. >> We need a wrap. >> Judy, >> what >> are you going to be cooperative with us? >> I'm not. >> Okay. We don't want to have to put you in a restraint. >> Dude, what do you need to do? This is [ __ ] >> Okay. You're under arrest. >> That's fine. I didn't do this. >> Just go to you. Get off of me. >> Stop fighting. >> No, I'm not fighting with you. Get the off of me. >> Dude, just face forward. >> 642. Can we see if a nearby unit has a wrap? >> I have to get to work tomorrow. >> Okay. >> Why are you arresting me? >> You're under arrest for DUI. >> Oh, good. >> Driving under the influence. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not drunk. When she collapsed and continued to struggle, police had to use the wrap restraint device to subdue her and escort her to the patrol car. >> Going to happen cuz you have no right to hold me this way. >> That is your opinion. >> Do you understand? >> I'm done. >> Do what you need to do. >> Own it. Own it. Own it. >> Just own it. Get the off me. >> Stop fighting with me. I'm not siding with you. Say the off, >> Judy. >> No. Shut your >> Judy. What's going to happen if you continue to resist us? We're going to >> This is not You're little punk. What you are? I want my purse. What are you doing? >> You stop fighting. >> Stop. What the are you holding? Put her on the ground. >> Here you go. Is it supine or prone uh position that we got to wrap her in >> on her belly? Prone. All right, we'll leave her in this position for now. >> Why are you going to do that? I mean, >> because I'm afraid that you're going to fall down. >> I'm not. Just shut up, dude. >> Judy, do you understand why you're under arrest? I'm not under arrest for anything cuz I didn't [ __ ] do anything. >> Do you have any questions for me? >> Just play your game. Just do your I don't think you want to wait to rap for it until you bell. >> Uh no, we'll I'll wrap her and then it can eval in the rap. Hey, sir. >> Hey, how's it going? >> Oh, not too shabby. Uh let's get uh the wrap set up and then we'll prone her down. >> Oh, no. You treat a a good girl. Wow. >> Do you have a double cage? >> Down for nothing. Down for nothing. I'm not a stupid [ __ ] [Music] >> All right. >> How do you work at this? >> Crazy. I ate my phone. >> Did I go further? >> Get this [ __ ] off my ass. No, I don't want them in my >> Where is that spot? >> Oh, I need my shoes. I >> get your shoes. >> Oh, wow. >> Crazy. >> Oh, wow. >> All right. You got this door. How do we buckle that side? >> Uh, yeah, just to keep it from rolling off it. >> How do you want to do those? >> Uh, uh, we got to open. Let's try and get that. >> This is just a little crazy, don't you think? Where's >> I think that'll feed. Uh, don't go around her neck. Try and get around her body. >> How's it going? >> Yeah. Uh we got one highly uncooperative. Uh she's said she was injured and when uh I asked her how she was injured, she said that we're being mean to her. >> So because of the claim of injury, we just got to carry you out. >> Okay. Gotcha. Gotcha. Gotcha. >> Yeah. >> Judy, you want your phone and your what? From your car? >> Yep. Phone and what? >> I need my purse and my phone. >> Can I get it out of your car? >> Yeah. Okay. Judy, >> what do you want? >> I'm at the fire department. We're here to help you. >> You're not here to help me. All right. Are you diabetic? >> Are you injured at all? >> Injured by your [ __ ] >> Well, I just got here. >> We're just here to see if you're okay. >> I'm not okay. >> Okay. Are you injured at all? Do you have any medical history? >> Playing the game. >> Okay. >> This Karen was officially charged with operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license and driving under the influence DUI. two serious traffic related offenses that can have serious legal repercussions. Everyone has their opinion and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. Drunk driving really needs harsher punishment. This lady can barely talk. She's so intoxicated. Props to the people that called in on her. They may have saved someone's life. I'm like 20 seconds in and you can already tell she is hammered drunk. The lesson from this incident is that driving after drinking alcohol is dangerous and can lead to serious legal consequences. Subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. We will immediately move on to the next situation. >> You ever love? >> 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? 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 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 your 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. >> All right. >> The police stepped in to arrest the woman as soon as they had completed their conversation with the witness. [Music] Hey, I'm not too police. 22 21 to 22. [Music] >> Hey, mha. >> What? >> Hey, how you doing? >> I'm fine. What? >> We're with a Metropolitan Housing. >> For what? Don't step in my apartment. Well, 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 child. Don't touch 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 pushing my 20? >> All right, we're going this way. River. >> Yep. Listen, this can all be over with after you take care of what you got to take care of. >> What is that? >> He's 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. [Applause] [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? Bring me my son. >> Can y'all bring me my son? There ain't no way amh aa quad for y'all to come here and do this. Keep flipping those. >> Most likely the same thing. Hydraw evidence. >> All right. >> Bring me my son. >> I'll talk to you in a minute. >> About what? >> Whatever's going on. We're just going on that. That's okay. That's okay. Give me mying son here. Get him. >> You got it. >> Yeah. Do 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? My bad. >> Blue. >> I just walked in the next door. Whoops. They're like, "Oh, wrong." My bad. Where's Lo at? I got her. No one else is in there. >> No, nobody's else. Nobody else is in there. >> She does have warrants. How >> I can still run her, but >> yeah, I would run her just to dod 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 for 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 we'll just try to make this I know it's a I know you're having a bad day. Let's just try to make make it easy. Okay. Over here, there's the window. Okay. [Music] [Applause] You got to face them. Okay. He's going to ask you some questions and stuff. [Music] too big for what size shoes you wear. >> Okay, just a big enough. Okay, wear a big one then. Anything on you is going to poke me, hurt me? No, take that back for me and then spread your feet for me just a little bit. 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. >> You're not about to show everybody. >> That's why I asked you was holding together and you eyes. You're a cop. >> How do I know how to like it? >> 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 gonna ask nicely. We're going to put you 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 in New Orleans. >> Okay. Whose car is it? >> This is my brother 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 text. 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. [Music] >> Where do you work at? >> Right here in this um the part you see where the tax is 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, would 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 may contact with him. I'll be right back. Okay, >> Olivia. Uh, you don't have the registration for it? >> Oh, no. You got four. >> So, since the tag's not coming back, but make sure you get the vin or 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, >> it only 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 you 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, >> car. >> Yes. It's not assigned to a car. We're taking it. Call the 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 is Was this the registration? >> No. >> No. Okay. Um, so that tag's 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 tag. >> The tag. So he's already spoken to the dealer. >> Yes, he's spoken to the dealer. >> Okay. >> Unless you spoken to the dealer. >> So technically you're not supposed to be driving this car. That tag is attached to it because it's not coming back to a vehicle. I was going to seize the tag since 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'll definitely let the dealer. 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 you were a 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 any 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? >> 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. You have anything illegal in the car we got to worry about? >> This is not my car. >> Oh, that's not what I asked you. >> I don't know what's in Yeah, 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. >> Can I have a supervisor? Cuz I think >> you can have a supervisor. 51. >> I don't understand why you not letting 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. >> Ma'am, 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 and we're going to go to jail. Step out of the car. Why you playing his hands on me though? >> If 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? >> It's going to be for resisting if you don't get out of the car. >> I'm not. But grabbing me. 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. >> 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 or you're 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 >> cuz you're not listening. Put your Put your hand behind your back 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 was just about to let me go. Why? >> You're being detained. >> Okay, but you understand here. >> Why is she grabbing on me? >> Put her hand Put her hand behind your back. >> Help me. Help me. >> Why is with me? >> All we're asking you is put her in hand. >> Look how you got my back. >> Look. Drop my back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> 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 are you being a jerk? Stop. My god. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not freaking resisting. >> Just you 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 phone? >> Okay. So, since we did smell weed in your car, I'm going to search your person as well. Okay, >> I can't even open my whole office for my car. Ma'am, just face the car. Can you spread your feet for me? >> I have anxiety. >> I understand. >> I don't think you you could have anxiety and be a cop. >> That's not true. >> Wow. You still got to touch me. You don't have 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. You afraid of me? >> Yeah. Wait till I >> 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. Man, what you have to understand is the car smells like trying to talk to you about it and you instantly stop talking. >> I told you No, >> I told you got a car because again, we smell marijuana. Come back to the car. I gave you an opportunity before I >> did you talk? No. No, you didn't. No, you did not. >> I did. >> All right. All right. >> I'm happy I got money 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. >> Damn. I was rough. >> How How you know you ain't rough to me. told me. >> But but you're being rough to me though. I'm tell 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 >> But everybody was walking away. >> Everybody was walking away. He was walking away. >> We were talking about want to come to the apartment. >> Did you say anything? >> So she didn't want to go to the car at first. She's upset that I grabbed your arm. >> No. No. Stop. Stop moving. I just please turn around. >> Just No, just stand just like that, please. >> You're not going to >> 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 here. >> Ask me to go with my laptop. >> We We'll get it all figured out. >> But you don't understand. I was just opening my stool 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. I've talked to supervisor. That's it. So >> are we just going to consume that? >> Yeah, this is all it is. Um you know, just make sure she understands this is legal. I mean, I'm assuming there was weed in here. >> Yeah. So I'm assuming there was weed in there. Weed. 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 for what's in the car. Does that make sense? You're the only person driving this car right now. 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. If I was driving this car 5 minutes before me, you 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. If you just drove 5 minutes ago, 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." You >> never asked me about what time I dropped my daughter. >> Yeah. Asked how old your daughter was. Right. That's what that's the first question I asked him. He said, "Why?" >> And I said, "Because your car smell you asked me about my daughter. I don't want to answer no question about my fine." And then when I told you the car smell like, you said, "I don't want to answer your question." >> Because it's not even my car. When you when when you pull me over, all my windows is down. So, I don't even know what the car smelled like. It was literally dropped off to me. I got in the car, dropped my daughter off, and literally came right here. This not even 3 miles, 4 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 we told you out the car. No, you told me exactly. We 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 answering 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 pulling me out the car and you telling me to read. >> But we can look back. said, "I don't want to ask." >> Listen, this was recorded. Go ahead. >> This Karen was charged with possession of cannabis under 20 g 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 her brother. >> Like your brother? Her brother said anything about it? >> Me. I just >> I picked him up from work and >> gota >> Well, I appreciate you 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 to it cuz my mom my mom is usually here but so >> she has a mouth >> so she gets to say stuff to 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. Abnormal. >> Yeah. Yeah. Not it's 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 at? >> 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 the corner. >> Okay. And your mom said she's pregnant currently or >> place? >> Yeah, she's at a baby 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 15 or 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. >> There anything in your pockets? >> Please don't reach in your pockets. We'll do it. >> Oh, okay. Anything in your face? Yeah. Put it on my >> Tell my daughters 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 leave down. >> I hate that cuz he's going in labor early. Jeez. >> Yeah, the car is in the um >> Where's the battery? >> I don't have a battery. I think >> you 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 people where the baby said is right over there. >> Yep. >> And I'm trying to call my husband to get cuz I know what she's there. >> Okay. That's okay. >> We don't want to air out all that out here. >> I'm going to be fair. Oh god. Just hope she won't have that big ear. [Music] Can y'all call my >> Yes. When we get downstairs and we get everything taken care of, we won't 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 or something. >> He's an Android user. >> Oh, is this an actual phone? >> It's a iPhone. I think they call it a handheld computer, sir. >> Uhhuh. >> Right here, man. >> Okay. [Music] >> Let me see. Just like I said, I got it. >> 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. Okay. Call my husband. He can call get my car and Let me see. >> Okay, just pull it on the side. >> We're not No, we'll we'll talk to >> Yeah, we'll say >> Okay. >> We don't want everybody else in the hospital to >> Thank you. Thank you. [Music] >> Thank you. Oh, damn. My keys are fail. It's a perfect lord. >> Hang on. We'll go over this. >> Okay. >> Okay. Just double checking nothing's inside of >> No. Uh-uh. >> Okay. Anything in your socks? >> Uh-oh. Nothing. >> Oh. as you can. You're a little lot taller than I am. >> Uhhuh. >> We'll get the air. >> Okay. >> You ever had your rights 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. >> You got it. And 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 them tight. Okay, I appreciate you. >> Yep. And I appreciate you being so cooperative with 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. >> Oh, my arm so skinny. >> Yeah. Got little wrist like I do. All right. Slide back in there. Hope if I didn't stand on your slide. I apologize. >> Are you getting enough air? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. 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 to 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. You're tall. >> I don't have that issue, but I'm also only 5 foot nothing. So, you can 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 it. I apologize. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Hold on. Just like it. >> 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 your >> Okay. Yep. And we're getting tight. Okay. >> I appreciate it. >> Yep. I appreciate you being so cooperative about everything. Understand? >> All right, hang on one second. Let me just >> These are a little too loose. Hang on. >> Well, I ain't going. >> No, I know. I know. Okay. >> I I got a finger in there. That's >> okay. >> That one will slip off your wrist. Let me 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 Law Frame if you like this. >> Come on here. Okay. >> On June 28th, 2025, officer Valentino Salgado of Hoboken responded to a collision in which Bailey Zimmerman acknowledged that she was distracted by a text message when she struck a Tesla. And then just so we're clear, I got an emergency text. Like that's why my phone is down here. I would like everything if anything is being recorded. I got an emergency text. >> Okay. >> And I'm not I'm not validating. But what? >> And here's my license or registration. So whatever we need to do. >> What? I got no Where would you like me to go or what would you like me to do? >> Um, can I see your registration? >> This is that's my answer. I don't >> you don't have your registration in your vehicle. >> That should be it. No. >> Can you try and get your registration? >> Uh, I'm not sure. >> Is this the car? Yeah, for sure. Here. in the back seat. >> No, >> nobody's in the back seat. >> No. Yeah, we're good. Everything is fine. Like it's this is being more drawn out than what it should be. But I am obl Whatever you guys need. >> Okay. >> But also, >> no, I'm just saying it's not out as it should be. Whatever you guys need. >> Accident, so it's kind of extra. >> I should never And this is why you never look at a text. Was he involved? Sir, was your vehicle hit? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, >> where did she start your vehicle? >> No, my car is back there, though. >> Oh, it's on the way down there. >> Yeah, >> she she was wrong. >> 14 on the pillar. >> She ran away. >> Okay. >> Rose, just watch out. I'm going to pull these vehicles. >> I looked at I got a text message and I looked at it. >> Okay. So, and my phone I'm leaving my phone there. So, >> where you coming from? >> Guttenberg. >> Where we What's in Guttenber? You know, >> I've been working as a contact. Oh, >> okay. >> Like everything is fine. >> That's why you work Guttenberg. >> Yeah. >> Where do you live? >> Rose where? >> Right over here. >> What's that? What's that? >> In Hamilton Park. >> Okay. >> Gotcha. >> I'm Bailey. How are you doing? >> Okay. Nice to meet you, Bailey. >> Just sitting on my body cam. Okay. It's recording. >> I That's great. Can we make sure that it's recorded here? >> It's fine. [Music] >> I'm just going to get the door like this so that can pass. Okay. >> This is [Music] just I'm allowed to drink, right? >> Water. >> Yeah. In coffee. She eventually acknowledged consuming a can of ginger mule 8% that afternoon in Gutenberg when police noticed symptoms of impairment. >> Did you have anything to drink like alcohol wise at all today? >> No, not in the past like hour, 2 hours, 3 hours. >> When was the last time that you did drink? >> This morning. >> What time? >> Uh when I arrived, I did a drink concept for my sponsor. I didn't drink the full drink. >> What was it? What' you drink? What' you have? >> It was a mule canned cocktail. Okay. >> By drink and it was one cocktail. >> Okay. >> So, how many how many in total did you have? >> This one >> one. Okay. >> And this was I believe it's about 4 to 5:00 now, right? >> Yeah. Give or take or take. And this was about >> 1:00 for content. >> Understood. Okay. So, what's going to happen is that this officer is going to perform a field of body test on you. Is that okay? >> To make sure you're safe to drive. Okay. Well, yes. But also, can for insurance purposes, can can everything get recorded? >> Yeah, when my body cam's on, it's activated. Everyone's body cam on and activated. Of course, no problem. So, he's going to uh perform the first body test on you. Okay. We're going to take come out the car and he's going to bring you over there. >> Uh, Alex, you're doing it, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Hi, Alex. >> That's Officer Miller. And you can >> Officer Miller. >> It's okay. You can call Alex. It's okay. Bailey was requested to participate in field sobriety exercises by officer Miller. >> Have you stand right here? You're going to face me on this line. Okay. You're going to stand with your feet together and your hands at your side. Okay. >> You're going to follow the tip of my finger. >> Which tip? Which finger? >> You're going to follow this finger. Okay. >> Gotcha. >> All right. >> Um I'm sorry. With your eyes and your eyes only. You're going to keep your head still. >> You want my jaw still? >> Uh yeah. You're going to keep your face looking at me, but you're going to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Yes, sir. [Music] >> Thank you. [Music] [Music] head. >> Sorry. [Music] So long. [Music] [Music] >> I'm not sure. I'm not sure. [Music] That's from >> Okay, you can relax for a moment. >> Uh, the next test we're going to be doing is going to be called the walk and turn test. Okay. >> Um, >> this is the one I'm blurry about cuz of my ACL in pain. >> No problem. I'll I'll definitely make note of that if anything. >> But like is this everything you make note of right now? I feel like I'm being under a deep surveillance. >> I'm deeply worried because I don't want >> I understand. So I am just >> I'm here to determine if you're able to operate a motor vehicle. Okay. >> Oh yeah, that's fine. >> That's all my purposes here. So if you pass these test, you're free to go. >> Right. >> Um >> I'm going to have you stand there with your feet together and your hands at your side. Okay. You're not going to begin this test until I tell you to. >> For demonstration purposes, I'm going to be taking three steps. >> When you conduct the test, you're going to be doing nine. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm really worried about my but you've already >> correct. So, what you're going to do is on your line. >> Yes, sir. >> You're going to have your left foot on the line. You're going to have your right foot in front of it. Okay. >> You're going to stay in that position until I tell you to begin the test. Do not start the test until I begin. Okay? You're going to stay in this position though, just like this until I tell you to begin the test. Okay? And I tell you to, you're going to be taking nine steps. Okay? For degain, for demonstration purposes, I'm just going to be taking three. >> One, two, three. >> Once you get to your ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps. >> I've never turned. >> No problem. Do you understand? You're going to take a >> without stepping off the line. You're going to take a series of small steps. Just a small swift turn. >> Don't Don't move from the starting position that I started you from. Okay. >> I know. I'm just doing my best because of my ACL tear. >> I understand. All I'm asking you to do >> this is my first time without a brace. Like >> So all I'm asking you to do is to stay in the starting position as so. >> Oh, of course. Do not move until you tell me to move. >> Yes. So you're going to take a series of small steps. >> You're going to take nine steps >> back. Okay. 1 2 3 and so on until you conclude the test. >> Mhm. >> Throughout the duration of the test, you're going to keep your hands at your side and you're going to keep your eyes you're going to be watching your feet while you walk. Okay. >> Hurting my hamstring. >> I understand. Okay. >> Cuz just because of my ACL tear. >> All right. Do you understand the directions for the test? >> A little bit. But do you understand that? >> Yes, I understand you have an injury. I'm I'm I'm taking that into consideration. Okay. >> But I'm fighting beyond. >> Okay. No problem. You may begin the test now. Okay. The beyond the test is me stepping >> nine steps forward, a series of small steps, and nine steps back >> and you're going to keep your hands at your side. >> Okay. Are you refusing to take the test? >> No. I mean, no. >> Okay. So, then I need >> I don't want there to be a miscommunication. ACL. >> There's no miscommunication. I'm going to make note of this while you're doing this. Okay. >> I just want to make sure that >> Okay. You may begin the test. Thank you. I have an ACL here. >> I understand one MC3. [Music] >> Thank you. Uh just stand at the sign for me. I can keep you trying my best. >> You're good. The the that test is complete. Okay. No problem. >> Okay. What's our next test? >> What you're going to do, you're going to stand at that right there at that line. You're going to stand with your feet together and your hands at your side. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm going to be demonstrating this test. Okay. For this test, you can choose your leg, a leg of your choosing, 6 in off the ground with your foot horizontal to the ground. And you're going to be take counting out loud. 1, Mississippi 2, Mississippi 3, Mississippi 4, Mississippi 5, and so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. During this test, you're going to keep your hands down at your side, and you're going to be watching your foot while you count. Do you understand the directions? >> I I think I do. Can I repeat them to you just so I'm because I'm being tested in a way? That's it. >> No problem. >> You would like me to put one foot and elevate it in front of the other, correct? >> And hold it >> for a period of time. You're going to count out loud until I tell you to stop. >> And that is 6 seconds. >> I'm going to I'm going to count. You're going to count. >> You're going to count until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> I'm going to count one Mississippi or just one. >> One Mississippi. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> And I can choose my leg. >> You can choose your leg. Your hands are going to be at your side and you're going to be watching your foot. >> Thank you. >> Mr. You may begin when you're ready. >> One, Mississippi. Two Mississippi. Three Mississippi. Four Mississippi. Five Mississippi, six Mississippi, seven Mississippi, eight Mississippi, >> seven Mississippi, >> nine Mississippi, eight Mississippi, 9 Mississippi. >> You guys respond to 220 Adams. It's going to be um Juliet going to be assisting mobile crisis person from mobile crisis on the outside and a white >> Bailey was arrested for DUI due to the collision symptoms of intoxication and failure to pass sobriety tests. >> You're going to be placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Okay. >> What did I not pass? >> We'll explain all that up at headquarters, but just do me a favor and just place your hands behind your back. I'm not struggling. >> No, I know. We're just >> We'll get there. We'll get there. Okay. >> We're going to have this female officer right here. Okay. >> What is going on? >> Radio. >> Yeah. Just because just cuz we're going to bring headquarters there. >> So, wait. Am I being communicated? >> Sorry. >> This is weird. Why am I not being communicated? >> Where's my car? Where's the car? >> My car is at home at 130. My car. Can we >> We're just going to take a walk this way. Okay. >> Mike, you need to >> You're going to have to stay in search of the car. Search the car. >> There's nothing to search in the car. What's going on? >> Yeah, because we have to search for any toxins in the car. Okay. Like any alcohol or anything like that? Okay. >> So, but Okay. I'm I'm just directing you. I'm not even uh just keep your hands behind your back like that. Okay. It's a lot easier for you. >> So, what's going on? >> We'll we'll explain more and again once we get into headquarters. Okay. Just take a seat and I'm going to see about you in >> the case number 563 67 563 67 >> Did I hurt Did I hurt someone that I don't know about? Like something deeper than >> No, nothing deeper. This Karen will likely be charged with driving under the influence DUI and causing a traffic accident due to distracted driving while using a phone along with other traffic violations related to unsafe vehicle operation. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. She's not as charming as she thinks she is. She is wasted. She won't shut up. It's amazing how so many drunks think they actually pass those tests. The lesson from this incident is that using a phone while driving causes distraction and increases the risk of accidents. And if alcohol is involved, the danger and legal consequences become even more severe. What an unyielding Karen. Please subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. The next Karen will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. You've >> been honest with me. I'm going to be honest with you, okay? On January 19th, 2025, Pullman police found no one home after responding to a fight. At the same time, a deputy pulled over a fastmoving car and the driver, a 21-year-old woman, claimed to have just been in a fight. >> Hello. Good evening. >> Hello. >> My name's Deputy and I'm with the sheriff's office. This is being recorded. Do you have your license, registration, insurance? What's going on tonight? >> I'm coming home going home party. I just got beat up. >> Okay. What happened? >> Yeah. Why are you driving so fast? I'm trying to go home. >> Okay. You're going to >> Okay. Where at? >> It was at the apartment. I just got beat up bad. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. Well, you can't speed like that. >> They're trying. >> You're going to kill somebody. >> I know, but I'm scared. I'm like, they were trying to >> Are they chasing you? >> There's no one chasing you on the road. You can't go that fast. >> But that's not >> Where did you Where were you at? >> You see my lip? >> I do. >> I Okay. Do you need I was so close to home. >> Okay. >> I have ID. I have registration. I have insurance. >> Did you call for >> insurance is on the phone? >> Did you call 911? >> I didn't. >> I called 911. >> She did. I called 911. >> Can you go see if they got a call on the screen for >> Yeah, >> but my regist We're out with some people involved in it. >> It hurts. >> Okay. Do you need ambulance? >> No. I just trying to get home because I don't know what to do. >> Okay. Well, driving that fast isn't going to help anybody. >> I can't do blood. >> What's that? >> I can't do blood. >> Okay. So, calm down. This is >> Okay. Do you >> have your driver's license with you? >> Yes, I do. >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> No, but I coming from I'm just got beat up. I don't even know for what reason. >> What happened at the party? >> It's just my best friend. It's my roommate and she >> Your roommate beat you up. >> My lips. I don't know. I've never been in a fight before. my nails. >> I'm just trying to get home because it hurts so bad. It hurts. It just hurts. >> Okay. Do you need medical attention? >> But it hurts. I've never been >> Okay, take some deep breaths. >> Who hit you? >> My roommate. >> Okay. What's your roommate's name? >> Her name is Allora. >> Allora. >> Okay. >> Hey, officer. Are you okay with me driving? >> No. >> Do you live right here? >> We live Yes. >> You live right here? Yes. >> Okay. >> Well, I think I took the wrong turn, but this is this you can leave them following me. Like I >> never behind and like I >> Okay, sit tight for a minute. Just stay where you're at. >> Deputy Olan and Deputy Peterson told the Pullman cops that their traffic stop might not have anything to do with the domestic dispute complaint. When the Pullman officers came, they interrogated the woman and the two passengers in her vehicle. >> So, where are you guys all coming from? >> We're coming from an Aspen Hugs party. >> The Aspen Heights. Aston Heights. I'm coming home. >> Not the Not the retreat or anything like that. >> Ask Heidi. I got beat up. We're driving home. >> I had no other way to >> He said somebody call 911 at some point. >> I did. >> You did? >> I did. >> You did? >> Okay. >> You did? >> Just right now. Everyone stay where they're at. My partner's in talk to you and just try to relax. Okay. I know it's hard right now. >> That's all I wanted. >> Okay. Are you wanting to report a crime that you were assaulted? >> Yes. >> No. No. Cuz my lip is split. >> Yeah, your lips bleeding. >> Is it bad? >> It's not good. But >> I'm not even [ __ ] Like that's my roommate. That's with the sisters and we fought each other. I think that she like I don't know. I just want to >> When Deputy Olan noted the alcohol stench coming from the automobile. The woman eventually admitted to having consumed earlier in the evening. >> How much you had to drink tonight? >> I'm not going to lie. I did drink. >> Oh, I can tell. I know, but I I left at the time because I got beat up by my own like that's that's my roommate, so I didn't >> What unit were you guys in? >> Wait, I had everything on my phone. >> It's all on your phone. >> Wait. Oh, >> okay. >> I think Pullman's going to want to come and talk to you guys. Sounds like they got >> Okay, but you guys go there. >> What's that? >> Have people go there? The units go there because it's everyone's going there after the after party. Like, it's not okay. Okay. >> Is that who we came from? >> Were there How many people were there? >> There's a lot of people there. They're not >> Okay. Okay. Just sit tight. Take some deep breaths. >> My ID. >> I do. I'll give it right back. >> Thank you. >> The woman underwent standardized field sobriety tests. >> Hi, Officer St. Andre. Can we all step out of the car? All right. So, I'm going to talk to you over here. >> Over here. >> It's real obvious you've been drinking tonight. >> Okay. But not like Okay. I'm not going to lie. Yes. >> I You You've been honest with me so far. >> Can you not try like not like that? >> Well, let me Well, let me ask you some questions if that's okay. >> Yes. Okay. >> Okay. People have been drinking and driving. It's my job to ask you to do some voluntary field sobriety tests. Would that be okay? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Do you want to put your phone like in your seat or something? I don't want you to drop it again. >> Okay. As long as it doesn't fall. Careful. Full. >> No. It's going to fall. >> You just put it in the seat. >> Okay. >> Along with your paperwork cuz I don't want that to get broken, too. >> Let's go over here. >> Moving. >> Yes. >> Follow with your eyes. Okay. Don't move your head. Does that make sense? >> Yeah, of course. This time we're going to go up. Okay. Okay. So, for the next one, what I'd like you to do is imagine this is as level as we're going to get. Actually, why don't we go up here? >> Level. >> Yeah. Let's go up here. >> Okay. >> Yeah. This is more level right here. >> Yeah. >> Let's go right up here. This is probably better. See where my flashlight's at? Can you stand right there? >> Okay. facing down that way. What I'd like you to do, imagine a straight line out in front of you. >> You're going to put your left foot on that line and you're going to put your right foot in front of it, touch your heel to your toe, just like this. So, right foot's in front and then you're going to stop. Okay? >> Just do the best you can. >> Not that's the thing is how you promise. >> Okay? >> Not. >> Okay. Just stay in that position as best you can. Let me explain and demonstrate the test. Okay? >> You're going to take first. >> Your right foot's in front. I need you to stay there. Don't start until I tell you to. Okay? When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down your imaginary straight line touching your heel heel to your toe each step. >> Okay? >> Okay. You're going to count your steps out loud. No, no, no. Don't stop. Don't start yet. You got to wait for me to give you all the instructions. >> That's okay. >> You're going to count your steps out loud. You're going to keep your hands at your side. You're going to look at your toes. Just do your best to stay. Yep. >> Then you're going to count them out loud. >> Yep. I'm going to demonstrate it, but you're not going to start yet. You're not going to start yet. >> I'll tell you when to start. Okay, I'll make it really easy. When you get to your ninth step, I want you to leave your front foot planted. >> Step out with your back foot. Take a series of small steps turning to your left. And when you're facing back the way you came, you're going to take nine more heel to toe steps. >> Okay. >> Let me demonstrate it for you. It's going to >> No, I got it. >> I have to demonstrate it for you. It's going to look just like this. One, two, three. I took three, but you're going to take nine, right? >> Exactly. And then you're going to >> On your ninth step, leave your front foot planted. Step out with your back foot. Take a series of small steps turning to your left around your lead foot. And nine more. One, two, three. Okay. >> I took three, but you're going to take nine. Does that make sense? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Nine down. Turn just like I demonstrated. And nine back. Don't stop or pause the test and don't start yet. >> Do you have any questions? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Go ahead and begin whenever you're ready. 1. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Okay, let's stand over here where it's nice and flat. Perfectly flat. And for this one, just stand with your feet together, hands at your side, and don't start until I tell you to. Does that make sense? >> Well, good thing. It's a little chilly out tonight, but it's kind of like an ice pack. It's probably helping it. Okay. So, make sure you don't start until I tell you to. Okay. Does that make sense? >> When I tell you to begin, I don't care if you do this with your left foot or your right foot. You get to pick. You're only going to do it with one foot, though. When I tell you to begin, you're going to pick your foot up off the ground like this, about 6 in off the ground, parallel to the ground, straight leg, arms at your side. Okay? Look at your toe and count out loud just like this. 1,00 1,002 1,003 1,004. You're going to keep going just like that until I tell you to stop. >> Okay? >> Does that make sense? >> Yes, sir. >> Your foot's going to be parallel to the ground just like that. Straight legs >> regardless. >> Yep. You can do it with your left foot or your right foot. I don't care which foot you do. Okay? Once you start the test, don't stop or pause. Do you have any questions? >> No. >> Go ahead and start whenever you're ready. >> 100,00 1,002 1003 10045 >> Hands to your side for me. >> 1007 1008 1009 1,000 10 1 15 >> Foot's got to be about 6 in off the ground. Pick it up a little higher. Point your toe. There you 1,67 1,8920,21,022,023,24 >> Okay, go ahead and stop. The last test is >> The woman was brought to the Pullman Police Holding Facility after being placed under arrest. >> I'm going to be honest with you the whole time. You've been honest with me. I'm going to be honest with you. Okay. All right, let go your hands for a sec. Okay. >> Okay. So, because you're under arrest, I'm going to advise you of your rights. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to the presence of an attorney during questioning. And if you cannot afford an attorney, >> car going to go. That's all I care. >> One second. I got to read this to you. >> I already then I'll answer that. >> If you cannot afford an attorney, one be appointed for you prior to questioning if you so desire. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights, not make any statements or answer any questions. >> Where is my car going to go? >> Do you understand those right? >> Yes, I do understand. >> Let me ask you this. Did you listen to your rights? >> Yes, I did. >> Okay. And you understand them? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, we're going to help you with your car. We can do one of two things. >> We can tow your car or we can park it down at Rosar for you. >> Is that okay? >> We have permission to move your car down to Rosar? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. Do you need anything out of the car? Cell phone? I need my Am I going to be in jail all night? >> Well, >> I've never been in jail before. >> Have you ever been arrested for DUI before? >> Never. >> Then you'll be you'll have the opportunity to get out then. >> Oh my god, bro. >> Okay. Would you like your phone to go with you? >> Your phone, please. >> And the jail can help you charge or the office can help you charge it cuz you said it's dead, right? >> Probably. >> Okay. Can you let know I have one in custody? All right. Let's go back here to my car. >> Oh, jail is so scary. Oh no. Can you roll my windows up? >> Watch this. We're going to get your phone. Do you need anything else out of the car? Purse? >> No. >> Okay, we're going to go to this park. [Applause] >> Where did I let everyone else go? Home. >> I think they got rides. Okay, you're sitting in here with your bottom first. >> I'm okay. I I'm not >> No, I got to hold on to you cuz then I get in trouble if you want to go. >> Okay. Careful stepping in there. Okay, let's back out of here. And then >> this Karen was formally charged with driving while intoxicated, which means she was discovered to be operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or perhaps other drugs endangering both herself and other drivers. Isn't this a crazy scenario indeed? After the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. She hit you because you can never keep your mouth shut. Good grief. Time to grow up, girl. And alcohol is not your friend. You just can't handle it. She is very annoying. This incident teaches us that driving after intoxication not only violates the law, but also puts the driver and those in their vicinity at risk. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Frame for more content.