Put the car in park. Put the car in park. Put the car in park now. >> Goodbye. >> Understanding. >> 455. Give me traffic. Give me >> You're not understanding. You're being on a reason. Hey, >> it's hilarious how some of these women truly believe the rules just don't apply to them. Spoiler alert, they do. >> Stop. Let's go. [Music] >> Stop resisting. I know you're 21. This is the same party. You are so kidding me. >> At Law Frame, we reveal what happens when ego meets the badge. Let's see what happens and when idiot Kairens realize they aren't above the law. Starting with the first case. >> Put the car in park. Put the car in park. Put the car in park. Now, >> on March 31st, 2023, officers observed a car traveling at an abnormally slow speed and attempted to halt it. 15 dispatch checks. be with that David John Victor 3324. David John Victor 3324. He pulled to the side of road. We're now heading westbound on Liberty. Not rate of speed. He just won't stop. Yeah. Currently following. Like I said, no rate of speed. Made a right northbound on Beaver. 857. [Music] That's clear. Dispatch, we're going about 20 miles an hour northbound on Beaver Bass and Mold. [Music] >> Bowman and Beaver. >> Beaver. >> You stop with him. It seemed as though the woman had stopped her car, but as soon as the officers approached, she took off again. >> Show me your hands. Show me your hands. >> He's taking off again. >> They're continuing >> northbound 15. Dispatch, we're northbound. Female driver, Asian. It's clear we're just coming up to the point now. She's still obeying the traffic lights. She just won't stop. >> Yeah. I mean, we could probably spike it. We're northbound on Burbank. Passing the 1500 block westbound. Westbound Highland. When police caught up with her a second time, they didn't hesitate to take her into custody immediately. >> Driver, show me your hands. Out of the car. Out of the car. She's still got Put the car in park. Put the car in park. Put the car in park now. park. >> There's a lot of glass. Hold on just a second. [Applause] Out. [Applause] [Music] She's got lots of marks over. I don't know if that was from glass or not. During the search, the woman continued to resist violently. >> Okay, maybe very okay. >> We'll just go ahead and search her here. [Music] >> Um, we'll cut it. >> Yeah. Stop. Stop. She's let go. Look, >> you're doing things the hard way, just so you know. She got anything in that pocket? I did not check. [Applause] Get her in a cruise. >> I don't know what her deal is. I I deal. >> She just does this. Does she get intoxicated? [Music] Let's put her back together. [Applause] We'll put her other side if we can. >> Get in. Take a seat. Seat. >> Even while being escorted to the patrol car, she continued to complain and cause a scene. You good? >> Yeah. Just >> Yeah. >> Out of nowhere, you know. >> Did the same thing last summer >> with her? >> Yeah. >> Do that to me. Please get out my personality. We cancel. >> Hello, sir. Your wife is my van, correct? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, we need um I could probably give you a ride if you have no one else here to give you a ride. She's She currently just got arrested. >> We're She's stopped at Burbank and Highland right now. If you need a ride, I could give you a ride to come get the car or else they're going to tow it. >> They were in a pursuit with her. She's arrested right now. Okay. Okay. >> I don't know all the details. I wasn't in it, but that's what I know. And we're just before we tow the vehicle, I came up here to try and stop and get you since I was around the corner to see if you want. >> Is she still at at the car or is she already? >> I know she's in handcuffs. I If she's, as far as I know, she's still on scene and hasn't been taken to jail yet. But I imagine, you know, that's where she will be going. >> Okay. >> Now, if you would like, I can give you a ride unless you have someone else that's with you. >> Yeah. >> Um, can you give me a ride out there? >> Yeah, I can give you a ride. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Perfect. I'll be right out. anywhere. What are you going to do? >> Yep. Wouldn't stop. Your gloves are tagging. She's known to do that. >> Yeah. I mean, what are you going to do? I figured rather than play this game, I just stop right to 41. >> I tried. >> 41. Right. >> If I was him, he'll probably need a blanket. He's got a broken window now. Okay. [Applause] [Music] >> How many times we've had to do that? >> Well, yeah. She's known for that. >> Um, do you want to pull this around the corner? >> Uh, he's supposed to be on his way. So, bring him here and just let him take it home. >> Look at me. This Karen was eventually charged with failing to obey a traffic control device and running and eluding because she ignored police directions and sought to elude law enforcement during the incident. Everyone has their opinion and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. This seems like a parody of a traffic stop. This woman should not be driving at all. The language of Karens is universal. The lesson from this situation shows that when police order you to stop, cooperating is the only way to avoid trouble. Subscribe to Law Frame for more articles. If you like this, you will immediately move on to the next situation. >> Stop. Let's go. [Music] >> Stop resisting. >> On February 28th, 2024, a group of people with inquiries about the custody of a 9-year-old child showed up at a police station. Hold on. >> Is it you guys that called us? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's going on? >> So, I have some documents. My granddaughter, >> she been with me for 5 years. Not >> daddy's in jail. >> I don't have it. It's in my vehicle. this these documents was signed from him. >> No, I don't. But I will show I could show when >> I have court orders here. >> But I and what's her name? >> And you can this power attorney and those are the paperwork that she gave. She even >> bring police to the house already in 2022. >> Said she coming for her daughter. When I gave the police all those paperwork, they went back and tell her she cannot get the child because I have legal documents showing with stamp and everything that the child is in my custody. The daddy leave the child is in my custody cuz she didn't live anywhere. She was from motel to motel and DCF on her with a problem with her. >> Okay, hold on. Let me read this. Okay. >> Okay. >> What's the deal? You're trying to take the daughter, but they won't let you. >> She This is my daughter. Can I talk to you over here? >> At that moment, the woman who claimed to be the girl's mother wanted to speak privately with the police, but the information she provided was vague and her attitude was quite aggressive. >> I'm sorry. >> I just better explain. I don't >> Do you have any paperwork? So, as far as I know, it's custody given to them. >> No, it hasn't. There's no >> Okay. Paperwork says it has been. That's why you need paperwork. >> There's no court order. I just let my attorney right here that you can see on that paperwork there's note on the order. Let me call my attorney let you know that she hasn't been in her care for 5 years. Sir, the attorney just told me to come down here. >> You can see that there's no court order. >> You do medical. >> Okay. Um, so we don't have the power to like I can't take her and be like, "Yeah, give give her to you either way." So where she's at now and where she's staying now, she's going to have to stay until you guys get this squared away in court. >> Okay. >> But she has no court order. >> Okay. So I can't remove her from their custody. >> They don't have custody. >> Okay. >> But right now it shows in jail. >> Listen, they said they've had her for a >> while out here. >> Okay. been here for 5 years I've been >> no for 3 years and I've been calling the police to her house and trying to get her with me >> and the attorney just told me she has no court order >> she's six I mean not she's six I'm sorry I have a six-year-old she's nine >> she's nine >> cuz I have a six-year-old in the car I have a six-year-old in the car I have four kids >> Hey hey hey what's her name >> this that's my oldest daughter to come with me >> can you talk to me out here real quick will that be They brainwashed her. She's going to say no. She don't want to live within her. You just see her. >> She don't want to come on with me because they put stuff in her head. I'm not leaving without her. I'm not going to leave without her. >> She went, you know, she be ex-boyfriend. You're lying. Tell me lies. >> Tell me lies right now. She's >> That's a lie. >> Listen, >> she's going to tell you everything she said. >> Cut it out. >> Brain lost. That girl's brain lost. When officer spoke with the girl, she said she preferred to go with her grandmother rather than her mother. >> Your name? Do you feel safe being with your grandparents? >> Yes. >> Would you rather be with them? >> You don't want to go with mom? Okay. Have they had you for a long time? >> Yeah. Okay. Which which car are you guys driving? >> The truck. Okay. [Music] brainwashed her. She's going to listen to whoever was >> The police decided to allow that, but the woman began causing a scene and complaining. >> So, she's just going to go with them. >> No, I'm going to take it from you. >> You can't do that. >> I can do that. >> Okay. >> She has no co order, so I'm taking her. >> Yes. >> This paperwork I just showed him >> from this. >> You're doing something. You're showing him a old paperwork in 2022. >> That's a petition. >> You guys are good to go then. >> No, she's not going nowhere. I'm taking my dog with me. >> She's not going nowhere. >> Okay. You can't keep them from leaving the building. >> Well, I can grab her. No, >> I could grab her. >> Move both on my wheel. >> No. Why you can't get >> 3105? Can you come this way, please? >> You're not. No, I want my daughter. >> Why you can't give her? >> You can't take care of her. Yes, I can. I'm a woman. >> Have a seat for me. Have a seat for me, please. Here. Step out here with me. >> I'm about to pay $6,000 for an attorney. She's lying about me. >> She's lying. She has no job. >> She's lying. I do have a job. I'm a nurse. >> Okay. Well, listen. Your daughter does not want to go with you. Okay. because she's brainwashed. >> Okay. She does not want to go with you. >> That's too bad. I'm I'm her mother. >> Okay. Well, that's not good parenting. If you're going to force her to do something with >> She's putting stuff in her head, though. You don't understand. That's because she hasn't seen me for 3 years. You have I have My daughter has to read to learn who I am cuz she hasn't seen me. They took my daughter away from me since she was six. And now she was hurt. She was in distress. She was sad. She's probably worried about where's her mother at? You know, >> she knows where her mom is. She doesn't want to go with you. >> That's because they put it in your head. >> Okay. You didn't even know how old she was. >> Cuz I have a six-year-old. I just had a baby. You know, I do know how old she is. >> Okay. >> After the situation was settled, officers asked her to leave, but she refused, forcing them to take her into custody. >> You need to leave the station or you're going to be trespassed. And if you don't go, you're going to go to jail. Do you understand? >> Why am I being trespassed? Because you have no reason to be here at this time. >> I do. I'm telling you. I told you in the front or whoever I told. You can't say that to me. You can't. That's not your right to do that. I know my laws. >> Apparently not. >> You can't tell me that I'm being trespassed. >> I absolutely can. >> No, you cannot. I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> Okay. You no longer have any business here. >> Yes, I do. My daughter's in there. >> Okay. You cannot block people from leaving. >> I'm going to grab her. And >> ma'am, you're about to leave or you're about to go to jail? >> No, I'm not going to go to jail. >> You absolutely are. You got about 2 seconds to make up your Okay, drop your purse. >> No. No. I want to get my daughter. Please stop. >> My god. [Music] Stop resisting. >> I'm not you. Get off of me. >> Get off of me. You're in my family. I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. Get off of me. [Music] I didn't do nothing to get my [ __ ] record this record. Get off. >> You ugly. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. >> You [ __ ] >> Give me Give me my ball. >> Once she was restrained, police escorted her to the patrol car. >> Get off of me. Step back. >> You're in my arm. Okay, I'll stop. Okay, I'll stop. Okay. You're in my arm. [Music] Get off of me. >> Come on. >> No. Can I talk to you? >> Get in the car. >> No. Get in the car. >> I'll get your shoe. Get in the car. >> I need an arm. >> Get in the car. >> No, I'll give you your shoe. >> In the car if you don't get in. >> Can I talk? >> You can once you're in the car. >> Can I just call you in the car? >> I just want my daughter, please. >> Okay, I'll see. Let me see. This Karen faced charges of resisting an officer without violence and trespassing after being told to leave. She admitted guilt to both offenses, but the court withheld adjudication, allowing her to avoid a formal conviction if she complied with the court's requirements. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. This is the kind of parent that 1% would sell that little girl to her dealer boyfriend. And she just proved why she doesn't need to have the child. She's collecting kids like they're Pokemon. The lesson from this situation is to stay calm and cooperate with the police, especially in sensitive matters like child custody. 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. >> Understanding. >> 455. Give me traffic. >> You're not understanding. You're being blacked for no reason. >> Hey, I >> On May 20th, 2023, a couple fighting on the side of the road was reported to the police. >> What's going on today, guys? >> I'm sorry. Driving a little erratic. I didn't want to be in business. >> Driving a little erratic. >> I was driving erratic. >> Okay. What's y'all's relation? >> We're exes. >> Okay. >> Yeah, mud. >> Whose car is it? >> Mine. It's >> your car. Do you have your ID with you, ma'am? >> I do. >> Okay. >> Do you grab that for me, please? >> Yeah, I sure will. Go that way or that way? >> I'd prefer this way. It' be safer. >> St. John. >> So, sir, do you have ID with you as well? >> It's the only X's. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's So, cuz I got a report saying there was like an argument here on the side of the road, something like that's what he called in. >> The lady persisted in driving while inebriated, and the male clarified that they were expouses. Sir, come over here. >> What's going on today? So, we went out have some drinks and had some food and she wanted to drive home. I was like, I don't think it's a good idea. Where'd you guys go to have drinks? >> Salt line. >> Okay. >> And that way, >> you live in Fleming. >> Yeah. So she she demanded me drive and I myself back seat light down here and I I jumped out. I was like this too erratic. I'm not no >> ma'am. Where are your shoes? Where are your shoes? >> Okay. Where's your license? Can you grab it, please? I need your license. >> Yeah, I put this up here. >> That's fine. Yeah, you just put on the on the roof. I told her I didn't want to be in the car with her >> and so at the light I got out. She turned around a couple times and I'm like, "No, I'm not getting in the car." So, and that's when you showed up. >> The woman acted erratically, showed signs of impairment, and was difficult when authorities questioned her. >> All right, ma'am. So, what what's going on today? What le led to y'all on the side of the road here today? You and Is this the ex-husband? Is that correct? Is that correct? What happened today? >> What happened today? >> Oh, I don't know. But that amazing house over there is so pretty. >> Okay. So, can you tell me what happened today? Cuz when I pulled out >> happened today was we saw that house and we >> Ma'am, just just stay over here with me. >> Well, I want I want to tell you. >> Okay. Well, just tell me tell me tell me from over here. >> I can't tell you from over there because I I am >> ma'am. I don't want you walking in traffic. Just stand over here. >> All right. So, I'll be down here. No. Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, right here's fine. >> Right here where you want me to tell you. >> Come over here. >> Tell you, >> ma'am, come over here. >> I'm telling you. >> Come over here. >> All right. I'm going there. I'm getting there. I am getting there. That place is so phenomenally beautiful. And I am trying so hard to make that place mine. >> Okay. And now iron signing that right there. That >> Are you understanding me? >> I'm listening to you. Yes. >> Okay. That place I want to go across the street. >> You cannot go across the street right now. >> You're right. You're telling me right now I can. >> Correct. >> But before you were here, I can. So you're not here. Ma'am, do not walk across the street. >> I'm not saying I'm going to. >> Just start. >> I am not going to. And now you're trying to get me into a place where you can't get me. So now >> step back. >> I am not going to answer you. >> You don't want to answer me. >> I am not going to. >> Okay. >> You understand? >> So I am here and I'm going to have a little fun. >> No, you're not. >> And I Ma'am, get back here. That That place is amazing. >> Ma'am, step back over here. >> I'm having amazing. >> That's amazing. >> Come back over here. >> Over here. >> Oh, now you're you're touching me for a reason. >> Well, you're not following instructions. Why have you lean on the bumper right there? >> You have not asked me to have >> Officers placed her under custody as her tone became more belligerent and combative. >> Let me explain this to you so you understand. You have not asked me at one point in time >> to get there. >> You are not free to leave. >> Ma'am, lean on the bumper. >> You have not asked me to go somewhere. >> Stay back there. Put your hands behind your car. >> You have not at one point in time asked me. I am burning my feet. >> I am burning my feet. I am burning my feet. I am burning my feet. I am burning my feet. You are not asking me to do something. >> Come this way. You have not asked me to do something. That's adorable. >> 4555. You can 1098 traffic. >> You can go ahead and ask for um >> Do you have anything sharp in your pockets, ma'am? >> No, but you literally just took my rights from me. >> I did. >> With legal authority as well. >> No, you didn't. >> Okay. No, there's no legal authority. >> There is no legal author. >> She protested violently while she was being led to the police car, making it hard for the cops to hold her. >> No, there's no legal authority. >> No, you cannot. Legal authority. You did not. >> You did not get the car. >> Hey. Hey. You're not understanding. >> 455. Give me traffic. You're not understanding. You're being let down for a reason. Hey, I have someone who does this for a living. You are being aggressive to the reason. All right. I swear to God. >> She kept shouting and making noise on the way to the station. >> Where were my rights? read and where are the person >> I did read your rights to you >> we get the rights to me to put into this jail you did not do that >> I did read your >> I was put into here illegally and I am going to continue to fight this >> and so here this against me and against what is going on in this cage >> okay >> all right so I get to say whatever the hell I want to And this is what I'm going to say is that I am here and I was not illegally and you have not given me a right. You put me in a cage while I was on the side of the road and I had a right to leave and you did not give me that right to leave. So now I am in the back of a cage and I do not get the right to get away from you because you decided that I was a threat while I have been here the whole entire time with my stuff behind my back. So, this whole entire time I want all of this recorded because I did not legally get into this vehicle. >> Here, I'll I'll put this camera right here. >> You have put all of this. Yeah. There you go. Now, you have a vehicle, but for the first 30 minutes that I was here, you didn't have that. So, now where was the 30th minutes I was here? >> That's on my purse and I wear that. Oh, well that's good, but that wasn't here because my first 30 minutes I was in here was not on you. So, I would like all of the first 30 minutes I was put into this vehicle that was not in here with her. I would like all of that into testimony because hey, >> that's a here. I don't live over here and she is bringing me into a section that I don't live in and I am way past that because my house is way back that way. So now it is around who lives where >> this Karen was charged with driving under the influence DUI, which is the act of operating a vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol since she physically resisted police officers during the arrest. She was additionally charged with forcefully resisting arrest, which exacerbated the situation and led to more serious legal consequences. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. The ex needs to 100% distance himself from that wreck. Once they become your ex, you stay out of their life. Why spend time together if she acts like this? This case demonstrates how driving while intoxicated and refusing to assist law enforcement simply makes matters 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. >> Stop. >> On January 5th, 2022, a woman in Ohio was attempting to avoid paying at a gas station when her card was declined. So, police were called. >> Hey, hold on, guys. What's going on here? >> Trying to steal these >> parts twice. >> All right, you guys are just waiting in line. >> Okay, go ahead and put them down on the ground there. >> The woman exhibited no cooperation whatsoever when the authorities came to interview her. >> What's going on tonight, ma'am? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> The government. That may be true, but we got reports that you you can't leave. You're being detained. All right. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, you are. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> Nope. >> What's your name? >> Nope. >> Your date of birth? >> No. >> Are you refusing to identify yourself? We have a lawful reason to identify if you refuse, you're going to go to jail tonight. >> No. >> All right. Put your dog down. >> No. >> You're going to have to put your dog down, ma'am. >> No, >> ma'am. He said he was going to pay for it. >> Okay. But we're trying to hear figure out if you can custody. What's going on? And you're not cooperating. So now you're obstructing our investigation. Put your dog down. >> Police had to arrest her after noticing her tremendous tenacity, but she struggled vehemently. >> Okay then. >> Ma'am, it's right now you're being detained. Okay. >> Let go of the dog, please. >> Can you grab the dog? I'm trying. >> Stop. >> He's an emotional support animal. I understand that. He's emotional support animal. Let him go. He's emotional support animal. He's supposed to be here for me. >> I understand, ma'am. You got to let go. >> No. [Applause] >> He's an emotional support animal. He's an emotional support animal. >> He's an emotional stand. >> I understand. And y'all are detain me for no >> the dog down. >> You you goddamn government. >> The goddamn government. >> I don't want to hurt your dog or you. Please stop. >> All right, ma'am. >> You're going to hurt your dog. No. >> Real hard not to hurt you right now. >> My dog is not being hurt because he's he believes that y'all are being [ __ ] >> I'm I'm sure >> this is not you, right? All right. You're hurting me. Oh, you're not listening. >> Got it. Mhm. Okay. >> You said you were going to buy my beer. >> No, you're not fostering her. >> We got one to 10. >> Run, Zoro. Run. Run. >> If you want your dog, and I don't think we should be telling her to run. >> What's your name? >> Nothing. Run. Run. You want to do this to me? Run. >> Chelsea Newman. >> Run. >> Chelsea have [ __ ] silent. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say used against you in the court of law. You have the right to an attorney. You cannot afford one will be provided for you. You have the right to have the attorney present during any question. Do you understand your rights? You >> You didn't say that before. >> Don't have to. >> She lives across the street and I don't want to hear no more. I get schizophrenia and paranoia and I cannot have somebody coming. >> Run, run, run. Only go to the neighbor. Run and only go to the neighbor. >> Run and only go to the neighbor. >> If you bring anything into jail, drugs, guns, knives, anything I miss, it's a legal conveyance and it's a felony. See, an additional charge. >> I don't have any drugs or anything. Why you acting like fool? >> Officers could not hear witness reports of the incident until they had secured her in the patrol car. >> Trespass letter. Let's do that. Let's get some statements. The rear camera's on. I just don't want to immediately jump to being psycho. I try to get, you know. >> No, you you're >> I'm explaining what I was thinking. So, >> I think I think they got the dog. You guys get the dog then or >> Okay. I appreciate you guys hanging around if you don't mind filling out some statements. Is >> that all of her stuff? >> This is Is that yours? >> No, this is actually what she's probably taking >> from you. >> No, she was paying for it and her car kept denying. >> Oh, she walked out and >> she literally grabbed it. >> She basically walked in where I can reach it. I grabbed it. >> Okay. I was We saw what was going on. >> She tried grabbing this. I was like, "Well, you can't afford this either. address. >> Okay. >> Print your name here where your address is. Just write as much detail as you can from start to finish. And then ma'am, just take your take your time to calm down. I'd like you to have fill one out, too. Okay. >> Did you get an alarm from here? If it is, it's related to why we're here. >> That's he because I pressed my buttons. I didn't know you guys were here. >> No, it's okay. That's why I did. I saw you guys pulling >> She pointed it out. Well, we tried to sneak in kind of quiet and >> Yeah, I heard we heard >> Okay, >> be completely honest with you. I thought I was going to get punched in the face tonight. >> Dude, I didn't know what that's how we go into every shift, man. >> Because she's out there. >> I let go of the bag and you didn't. I just >> Well, I knew they were outside. >> Well, it it gave us a little bit of time. So, I mean, >> I saw them, >> especially with the dog. I was hoping we could keep everything in here. >> Well, we got in here, her dog, and I have a dog at home. So, like a >> Right. Oh, >> he just came to me and she just like snapped at me. I'm like, "Oh, I'm sorry." >> Yeah. Well, I'm pretty >> then I realized she was barefoot >> there. Like I said, it's hard to tell sometimes whether it's drug or or mental health. >> Do they want to press charges for that sense of theft? >> Uh she's calling her supervisor in um I >> probably Naggie. If it's her, I know her. >> Okay. >> Why don't you go across the street, talk to that dude who lives there, okay >> and ask what the deal is. >> Okay. And then also they were wanted to do a no trespass because apparently she does this a lot too. So >> I'll go across the street. Hi. How are you doing this evening? >> Not too bad. >> Is the dog okay then? >> Yeah. I I I put him inside. >> I saw you grab him. Yeah. >> Is Is that your neighbor or? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Too much to drink tonight. >> What's that? >> Too much to drink tonight. I told her to stop. >> So you think it's alcohol? >> Yeah, I know it is. >> You know it is. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Does she do this often or I she's been arrested before for this year. >> Okay. >> Cuz I know it seems some >> I told her I told her I'm trying to get her to go inside. You were hanging out. She was you were drinking and stuff and then she >> did her mood change like did she go from being like good to because I mean we went in just hey what's what's going on immediately was you >> you know it's government like all this other stuff. >> We tried our best to get her to put her dog down. She didn't want to do that. So I mean that's you know uh but do you have an ID on you? >> No. Oh, I'm I'm glad he came over to you. Um, we tried to keep him in the in the store there, but then the double doors picked up. >> Got it. >> Yes, sir. >> And I tried to get her I tried to get her to come back in the house, you know, come back in and sit down and talk, but she didn't want to do that. >> Okay. >> She was going to come over and get more beer, not she was going to go over and make a scene. >> Yeah. And then apparently she kept running her car. It was declined. And then she tried to get somebody else to pay for stuff. That didn't work. And then pretty much right as we showed up, she was trying to leave with unpaid merchandise. >> Oh [ __ ] >> So that's that's why, you know, we we already had to make stop and make sure she was okay because we had >> we had to report she was out like standing in the street, you know, yelling, doing all that kind of stuff. So, you know, just trying to make sure everybody is all, but then that happened, so it's it's an even bigger mess. >> So, okay. All right. Thanks. The woman was back in the car still screaming and swearing >> because of you being a government. >> If you'd have been chill and just told us what was up, we probably let you go. But you want to act like a child, you're going to be treated like one. >> I'm not a child. >> You're acting like >> Nope. Go on the porch. My dog is out on the front lawn. >> Right. But there's someone right there with your dog, so it's okay. >> Zoro, go on the porch. >> Listen, I'm going to shut the I'm going to close the window. You're going to continue to yell. Okay. I'm telling my dog to go. >> I don't care. I don't care. >> I'm going to close the door. I'm going to close the window if you're going to continue to yell. You want him open or closed? >> I want my dog on the porch. >> Y'all are going to put me back in jail when I'm already out on mine. >> Well, you you done messed up, so it is what it is. >> Yeah, because of theing government. >> Yeah, the government sucks sometimes. You're right. >> No, the government sucks all the time. >> I do agree with that. >> Resisting temp disorderly. I don't know. my finger and I'mma fight that in court. >> What? >> So you >> That's really That really hurts my feelings. >> Stupid ass. You're on the raging trying ass. Gold digger. Gold digger. Gold digger. Gold digger. >> She was eventually brought to the station for additional screening. All right, you can come on out right over here. Couple doors. >> Hello. The woman was eventually apprehended and charged with both theft and resisting arrest after she disobeyed officials and participated in the incident that was reported. After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments. The dog is the one that needs support. She should be penalized for stealing and be required to see a mental health counselor. Her dog should be rehomed. She doesn't give a crap about that dog or she couldn't risk hurting it. The lesson here is that when you're in difficulty, it's important to remain composed and work with the authorities. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Frame if you like this. >> This is the same. You are so me. >> On February 2, 2024, officers responded to a complaint of a female causing a disturbance at a restaurant. >> Scorpio. Scorpio. I'm a Scorpio. >> Scorpio. >> Scorpio. >> Awesome. Cool. Scorpio is great. Yeah. Yeah, >> good. How are you? >> Victoria, there's a lot more crime engageable than gummies. >> I mean, we got to pay his cab and then we're over here >> because I need your ID. >> No, he doesn't. It's law for him. >> No, I need I need her ID cuz she's going to be trespassed. So, >> it's okay. It's okay if he trespasses you. >> I don't give a [ __ ] about a minute. >> I don't give a [ __ ] about a minute. >> You don't have your ID on you, though? >> I'll give I'll give my ID in person, >> huh? >> M I'll give my social and all that. Look it up. Okay. But you don't have your physical ID. >> No, I don't. What you want to do about that? >> Nothing. I was just asking questions. >> So, do it. >> I did. >> So, do it again. >> Why are you doing all that? >> Do you want to know what? >> I'm trying to get some food. >> Okay. Well, >> come on. >> What's your name, dear? >> Allison. >> Awesome. I appreciate that. >> Yeah. >> So, what this is is going to be a blanket trespass from the premises. >> Why am I getting trespassed? >> Because they don't want you in here no more. >> Why? What I did in here? What I did? I'm ordering food out of here. I ain't missing. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> They specifically said that they wanted a girl in the corner that was making no noise, no mess. >> I'm sitting down. Trespasser. >> Officers had to arrest her right away when the lady became rebellious during the interrogation and threatened the manager for calling the police on her. >> Matter. >> Hello. >> Y'all want to be tested? >> Hey, we're not doing that. >> Hello. >> We're not doing that. Come on. I want to be tested. >> We're not doing that. Stop. >> Why is she grabbing me like that? >> Why you like that? >> Come on, stop. >> I'm not doing it. She's not doing it. >> [ __ ] ass. >> He has not your right. She has done something. >> You have not read her unit, please. >> You have not read. >> You need to get back. >> Step back. >> Stop following me. >> I have your video. I have assault me on >> the woman was successfully restrained by the police who then led her to the patrol car. >> You assaulting me on video and camera officer. Officer, this is legal in the state of Florida. Officer, you don't know your point alone. This is the state of Florida. You assaulted me. >> It's right there. >> I got it. In the state of Florida, you assaulted me, sir. You did not ring me my hands on me. That is assault. What are youresting me for? >> What are you? >> He put his hands on me. What are you arresting me for? >> Go ahead. Have a seat. >> What are youresting me for? >> Have a seat. >> I'm confused. >> Sit. >> All right. I'm saying what you arresting me for. >> Step back. >> What are you arresting me for? Third time the officer said. >> Close. >> This is the third time the officer has said. The matter did not stop there either as her buddy persisted in making a scene and filming the event leading to her own arrest by the police. >> She has not been her man. Oh, >> stop. You're on video. >> I know my guys I know my state. Have you arrested me for >> interfering? Officer, >> where's the other in my car? >> As you have assaulted me again. >> What have I assaulted you for? >> First of all, this officer assaulted me and I have it on video on my phone. >> Okay. >> Before he read me my Miranda right before he put cuffs on me, he assaulted me by hand and I have it on video. No, no, >> he did not read me in my rand. He did not search you. He did not call a female officer. >> I did. >> First of all, no, he did not. >> No, he did not. I have it all on video. The camera. First of all, first of all, sir, >> stop. >> First of all, stop what? Stop what, sir? Stop what, sir? Stop what, sir? Stop what, sir? It's all on video camera. It's all on your body cam. Stop what, sir? Stop what, sir? Stop what, sir? >> You just drunk or what? What's going on? No, I haven't drank a liquor alcohol. You can give me You can give me anything in the bag. >> An alcohol test. >> What's going on? Why you so hyped up? >> I walked behind him as he assaulted me. And I have it on video. >> I have it on video. >> He has a body, too. >> Right there. >> He's got a body cam, too. So, >> and I have it on video. >> Perfect. >> I was walking behind him as he was arresting my friend and I was videotaping as I'm allowed as a Florida citizen. >> Okay. >> And he arrested me for no reason. >> Check the heat. Checking the purse. Digging. Digging. Dig deep. Dig deeper in that Michael course, [ __ ] Dig deeper in that Michael. Call my daddy in that Michael course cuz my daddy in that mour. >> You going to be crying. >> You going to be crying when my daddy come to this [ __ ] phone. >> Y'all going to be crying when my daddy come to this [ __ ] phone. None of y'all read me my rental rights. Y'all all got me prepaid. Nobody read me no right and y all got me attained. Oh bitchain. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Oh [ __ ] So when you detain somebody, you don't have to read the moral rights. Sir, mister. >> Mr. Sir, >> Mr. Sir. >> So when you arrest somebody, when you make an arrest, you don't have to read no morse. Then like her buddy, she resisted being led to a different patrol car. I don't want to all want to touch me so bad. >> Both women were eventually questioned by police before they returned to the station. >> You pay for my money in there. >> Let me see your hand. >> You paid for my money in there. I didn't even do nothing in this [ __ ] >> No, I did not. I didn't even do nothing. No, >> I didn't even do nothing. The [ __ ] I didn't even do nothing. Stop. >> Stop the [ __ ] do nothing for my [ __ ] food in that [ __ ] Okay. >> The [ __ ] All right. All right. All right. >> What are you [ __ ] doing, >> man? I got stuff back there. Hold on. >> Did you find anything you were looking for? >> Hey, so I'm off your comic. All right. I'm only a female, so I'm going to search you. Okay. Sure. You got any needles on you? Look for what you're looking for. >> No, I'm I'm asking you. I just don't want to get stopped by anyone. >> Do I look Do I look at me? First of all, don't look like a [ __ ] needle head to you, baby. >> Do I look [ __ ] crackhead? Do you, baby? Do I look like I got a [ __ ] pipe on me, baby? Look at Look for me, [ __ ] Don't you You know I don't look like no crackhead, baby. I never Wait till my daddy call in the morning. That's what y'all do. Wait till my daddy call in the morning. That's what y'all do. Look Look for me, baby. You know I don't look like no [ __ ] dope head. Look, look for me. Look for me. Look for me. >> Is there going to be any type of contra like there's some contraband on me? >> Listen to me. >> Do I look like >> Okay, contraband can be a lighter. >> Do I look like I lie on I look I smoke drugs to you? >> All right. I look like I do drugs to you, baby. >> I look like I got a lot to you, baby. I smoke cigarettes to you, baby. You know good and goddamn well. I don't smoke no [ __ ] cigarettes. >> Candles. >> I don't smoke no man. What the [ __ ] I'm going to gummies with my cantal lot for beef for [ __ ] real. You done been on police long enough. [ __ ] I'm going to gummies with my canal ladder. >> That's my vape. Put it in my possessions cuz I need it tomorrow. Ain't got no criminal record. Y'all going to do all this paperwork for [ __ ] nothing. I'll be out R tomorrow. Got no criminal record. Y'all doing this paperwork cuz Elijah kind of got nothing else to do. But wait till you hear from my daddy though, baby. Wait till y'all hear from my daddy in the morning. Keep searching, baby. Look for that crap pot you look for on 20th. Baby, you know I ain't got no crap problem. You can look me in my face and can tell I ain't got no [ __ ] on me. >> I don't care. >> You do. If you searching for me, you got to care. >> It's my job to search. >> So you care? >> I didn't say that. I said it's my job. >> It's your job to care. If it's your job to search, it's your job to care, baby. >> Searching. Very different. >> You want your necklace to come off or take it off at the jail? >> Dig deep in there. What I'm being arrested for? >> I don't know. I didn't show up. I didn't put you in a nausea. >> Put your search, baby. Let you know. >> Put your search. >> Sit back in the car, please. >> Put your searching me, baby. When I'm being arrested for. >> Y'all don't Y'all don't have to Hold on. Hold on. On y'all. On y'all's police camera. On y'all's police camera. Y'all don't know what I'm being arrested for. >> Y'all don't know what I'm being restrained for. >> On y'all's police camera. Y'all don't know what I'm being restrained for. >> Battery. >> Still. >> Yeah. What's she getting arrested for? >> That resisting. >> Yeah. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> I'm officing the Gainville Police Department. I'm just here to search you. >> You got any needles on your ass? >> I don't got nothing on me. >> Okay. >> I paid for my [ __ ] food. Y'all better give me a [ __ ] refund. I know that. What you want to search me for? >> Anything that can't going to the jail. Go ahead, man. >> Face this truck for me. Thank you so much. Anything in your box? Go ahead. >> Gotcha. >> Go ahead. >> Is there anything that if you go there? >> Nothing in there. >> Oh, damn. >> That got me [ __ ] up. That [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> I better get my [ __ ] money back. [ __ ] my [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> Take one step. It'll be There you go. Perfect. anything on you then if I miss nothing in my [ __ ] >> Okay. If it goes into the gym, >> I know it's a federal charge. Y'all know that, baby. >> Go ahead and sit back, >> baby. Thank you. >> Y better get y'all better understand that. I paid for my [ __ ] food and [ __ ] Y'all better believe that. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] class [ __ ] >> Both Karens were accused of resisting arrest for their refusal to comply with officials during the event and disorderly conduct for their disruptive behavior. Additionally, they were formally trespassed from the premises. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. I can't stand how uneducated they sound. Sentence them to 10 years of language lessons. Ugh. Societal collapse recorded for posterity. This incident teaches us that unruly conduct and defiance of the law not only result in arrest but also worsen the situation. 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. >> Okay. >> On January 23rd, 2025, the police conducted a routine traffic stop. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Do you have your license and insurance? >> I don't have it on me. >> Why not? >> I'm literally just getting home from work. >> Okay. I stopped because you're on your cell phone and you're driving. I have my GPS on. So I I drive my car. >> You can't hold your phone in your hand is what I'm trying to say. Like it was like this. You're you're I seen the white light. It's lighting up your face. And then >> I'm sorry. >> So do you have your license and insurance or do you have a picture of your license? Do you have something? >> My name I don't have it on me. Do >> you have a picture of it? >> Like nothing? >> No. Okay. Uh do you have a picture of it? >> No, sir. I literally just got off work. I promise you. >> Do me a favor. pull in a 7-Eleven and then start working on >> Officers ordered the lady to travel to a neighboring 7-Eleven for more questioning when she was unable to provide any documents, but she continued to provide no helpful information. All right. You got something for me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Whose car is this? >> This is my sister's car. >> And who's your sister? >> My sister is Elizabeth. >> Elizabeth? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have any like um do you have any kind of like credit card or something with your name on it? >> I literally just got home from I mean I'm just getting back from work so I have like >> So where is your ID? >> It's at home. >> So do you have any I need something that has a picture of you, right? I need something to give you to give me, you know, a picture. Can you give me some like a state ID? Do you have a state ID? >> I have nothing on >> a school school ID. Sir, I just got off of work. Like, I have nothing on me. I don't know what to tell you. I got my insurance. I have to >> Let me see your insurance. Can somebody send you a picture at home? That's at home. >> Nobody's at home, sir. >> Okay. >> I mean, if you want to trail me home. >> No, I just need to make sure you tell me what you're telling me. When did you get your hair dyed? >> This is a wig. I just I literally just put it on for the weekend. >> It's a wig? >> Yeah. >> So, what color is your normal hair? >> Black. >> Okay. All right. Uh, let me see your insurance. Hey, can you step out real quick? I just got to figure out something. >> Did you give me a fake name or no? No. >> You're Andrea? >> Yeah. >> 100%. >> Probably. >> You're not lying to me. >> No fair. >> Cuz it doesn't look like you. >> How does it >> kind of sort of? >> Can you stand up for me real quick? >> I have a wig on. >> Stand up. >> How tall are you? >> You want me to take my wig off? I'm 52. >> Okay. I lost weight, but I've been stressing. >> Okay. >> I mean, what do you want me to take my wig off? You want me to see my hair underneath? It's black. My hair is black. >> All right. Well, you don't have to go. >> I'm taking it off anyway, but I'm just trying to get home. Like, I literally just got off work. I'm >> Yeah, I know. I hear you. But you need to have an ID or something on you. >> Just take a seat. >> I just I just don't I'm sorry. I just got home from I'm getting home from work. I just want to go home. >> You don't have a picture? Nothing. >> I think so. This is my first time getting pulled over like this. I don't get pulled over. >> Okay. >> Can you tell me? >> No, I'm not going to do all that. Um, you don't have a debit card or anything? Nothing that has your name on? >> No, sir. I promise you I would have already given it to you. I don't want any trouble. >> I'm not sure where she's living. Should I call my dad? >> I just need I I just trying to make sure that you or you who you are. Does that make sense? So, >> call my dad. I don't know. >> You're a grown adult, right? So, where does your sister live? Do you know what? Okay. Like on her license, like where does you know where would she live? Like you know what I'm saying? Like what would be on her license? Like the city is like Chicago. Is it is it Betavia? >> Chicago probably. >> You think it's Chicago? >> Yeah. >> Or do you think it's like playing field or do you think it's like something like you know what I mean? >> I mean I wouldn't know. We're not like close. We're not that close. >> Okay. >> I'm on the phone with my mom. >> It's your mom. >> Yeah. It's cuz I lost Mom. Just for that last wave. >> No, no, no. It's fine. It's fine. You just have to have your ID on you. That's all. >> So much weight. >> It's fine. You're good. It's I'm not like I'm not talking down on you by any means. I just need to make sure who you are, right? Cuz you're supposed to have your license or an ID or something on you, you know. >> Mom, can you just tell them my name is Andrea and I'm trying to get home from work. Mom, >> like I don't know what Mari wants for me. >> Does she can she Oh, she's at work. Yeah. >> Does like somebody at your mom's house have like a photo? >> No, but he has a photo, sir. >> Okay. >> And I offered mom I offered him the toy home. >> I can't do that. I'm not I'm not trying to take you to jail or anything like that. I just want to make sure. >> No, but you're giving me a hard time and my mom >> cuz you ain't got no ID on you. Okay, sir. >> You should have your ID on you when you're driving your vehicle. Correct. >> Yes or no? That's the problem. Okay. >> GPS up. That's >> and that's fine. But I'm just saying if you had your ID on you, it would make everything way easier. Right. >> If I wasn't coming >> because you could get an you can get another ticket for not having your ID on you when you're driving your vehicle. >> I know. >> Okay. Right. Like don't put this on me giving you a hard time. I'm not I'm doing my job. >> Okay. >> But I I just got off of work. It's the last thing that I want to go through. >> Well, I hear you. But now we're here. Right now we're here. In order to stop her from running away, the officer requested for her keys when police decided to go back to the patrol car to check the system using her ambiguous insurance information. What? I'm going to do some stuff and then we'll go from there. Okay, let's just do it that way. Let's go. Let's do it that way. Okay. So, um why don't you uh take your let me take your keys real quick. >> Can I have your keys, please? >> What's going on? >> Can I have your keys, please? >> Can you tell me what's going on, please? Can I have your keys? >> Why are you not letting go? >> The police was forced to place her under arrest and she was still not cooperating. >> All right, step out of the car. >> No, no, no, no. Okay, come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Okay. Come on. Come on. Come on. Let's go. I'm not going to pull you out of this car. Come out of the car. >> I'm getting out of the car, sir. Come out. Come out. I'm not going to pull you out of the car. Just come out. Come on. >> I don't want to play these games. All right. >> Come out. >> I'm going to ask you one more time to step out of the car. scared. >> Please step out of the car. >> I'm getting out the car. >> Thank you very much. Don't reach for anything. >> I'm not see Let me see you right here. >> I got my phone. >> Okay. Okay. All right. You're fine. Put it right on top here. Put your phone on top here. >> Hey, what are you doing? >> Put your phone right here. Put your phone down now. Put your phone down. >> Can I record at least? >> All right. I don't know why you're causing these problems. I don't understand. >> Don't pull Don't separate your hands. We're not playing this game. Do you understand? All right, >> that's fine. Like, what are you doing? >> Okay. All right. I'm not playing these games. Okay. >> I don't want to play games either, but I have the right >> I've I've given you so many opportunities to tell me your name to cooperate and you haven't really done, you know, you haven't given me anything. >> I'm trying to do this. I can't code out here. >> See what you have if you want. Like, can I call my dad? At least let me call my dad. >> Stop moving. Stop. >> I have >> I'm going to double lock these so they don't tighten up on you. Okay. >> I have the right to call my dad. >> Not right now. You don't. >> Yes, I do. I have every right. I know my right. >> Stop. All right. So, he's going to double lock. Say don't tighten up. She insisted on phoning a family member while being shackled, which was against the rules. >> Calling me Patty. I can call the I can call my dad. >> Not right now. You can. When you get to the station, you can. >> Yes, I can call my dad. >> When you call When you get to the station, you can. >> I can have him meet me there, though. >> Absolutely. That's fine. We can make that happen. When you get to the station, you can call him and we'll go from there. Okay. >> What the hell? Can I at least get my phone technology? >> We'll get it. I'll get it for you. >> You don't have to hold on to me, though. I'm not running away. >> I know you're not running away. I'm going to hold on to you. >> For what? >> Cuz it is what it is. We're here now. So, I'm holding on to You're in my custody. You're under arrest. Okay. >> Arrest for what? >> Driving on a suspended license and obstruction. >> Obstructing. >> Let me grab my phone. >> Nope. >> Why >> you don't? Because no, I will grab your phone when the van comes to take you to the station. Okay. >> So, what will >> I will grab your phone. I will grab your ID. I'll grab everything. >> I don't >> Or not your ID, your your wallet. Whatever you need from there. I'll grab it and it'll go with you to the station. >> Oh, wait. First call. Can I grab my phone and call my dad leave? >> No, not right now. When you get to the station, you can call your dad. >> And then I have work. Like, how? What's going on? You're not You're going to literally get released in a half hour, 40 minutes. >> I have to pay. >> No, no, no, you don't have to pay. It's like you're going to get some tickets. You're going to get court date and then you're going to get released. I'm not even going to tow the car. >> Okay. >> Thank you so much. >> Not going to tow the car. You showed me you had insurance. Cool. I'm fine with that. I don't have to tow the car. >> Okay. >> Can Can I at least not be standing in front of everybody? I don't want >> Yeah, let me just I have to wait for a female to come search you and then >> Can can I just turn my car up with the window lock? >> I will handle all of it. Okay. So, she was eventually led to the station and conducted to the patrol car. >> Why did you have to pay the channel? >> Well, I didn't lie about my own name and this is now we're here. >> I'm just going to hope. >> If you didn't listen, if you didn't lie about your name, we could have maybe figured out a ticket situation or something like that and then we might have sent you on your way. Can you just give me a second? >> You know what I'm saying? No, it's past that. We're past that. >> I got >> We're We're past it. Honestly, there's a female coming. >> Okay. Where Where's she coming from? >> Uh, she's at 46. >> Okay. >> Can I just get in the car, please? >> No, >> I'm cold. >> Okay. Do you have anything on you at all? >> Everybody. No, I just I just want to be in the car. I don't want everybody to be in my face. >> Okay. All right. I'm just gonna do a quick pat down of you if Is that okay? You don't have anything on you. Okay. >> No. >> No knives or nothing? >> No. >> Okay. I'm just using the outside of my hands. Okay. There you go. >> My work clothes. I just go home for work. >> Well, I I don't have any room in the back. I've got a bunch of stuff in the back here. >> I just want to go home. >> Hold on. Stay right there. This Karen was formally charged with concealing her identity from police throughout their inquiry and operating a vehicle with a suspended license. Isn't this a crazy scenario? Indeed, after the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. She couldn't have gotten a nicer and more patient cop. She lies like she's breathing. What a whiny, clueless, dry, crying liar. She needed the GPS to get home from work. She puts zero effort into her lies. This incident teaches us that drivers should comply and give precise information when they are pulled over. This Karen is such a stubborn person. If you like this article, please sign up for Law Frame to receive more. Look out for the next Karen who will react even more aggressively. >> Okay. On July 13th, 2024, Officer Shepard of the Bloomington Police Department pulled over a driver who was speeding. Hello. >> Hello. >> Hi. My name is Officer Shepard. Just so you know, I have a body camera on. Okay. >> Okay. >> Hey, so the reason I'm stopping you this evening is because I have you going 65. I actually locked you in at 61 or excuse me, 64 in a 45 mph zone. Okay. Any reason you're driving? so fast. >> I'm just trying to get away from somebody. >> Okay. Who are you trying to get away from? >> My ex-boyfriend. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> No, they actually just took it to from me. >> Who just took it from you? >> I just got a DUI not that long ago. My license is supposed to be taken from you by the end of the month. >> Okay. Do you have your paperwork? >> Oh, it could be in here. >> Hold on. I'm being pulled over. >> All right. I was just trying to get away from >> the situation >> situation. So you guys >> before escalated. >> She has argued, but that was it. >> Yeah, that was it. >> Okay. >> All right. Do you have proof of insurance for your vehicle? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. >> I have a picture of it. Does that work? >> That'll work for me. >> We just changed our insurance. >> Okay. When you say we, >> my my mom and dad. >> Okay, >> hold on just a second. >> Actually, if I will take a second. Just found it. [Music] [Music] Yeah, you can eat me there. I mean, I'm just right down the road. [Music] All right. Thank you for having valid insurance. There's that. >> And then you said your driver's license should still be good. >> Okay. >> I just called um the courthouse a couple days ago. They said it should be um suspended by the end of this month. >> Anything crazy in the car I need to know about? Guns, knives, rocket launchers, grenades. >> I don't think so. You can go ahead and look though. >> Okay. >> Officer Shepard said he could smell alcohol emanating from inside the car despite her denial of drinking. >> Any other in the car? >> No. >> Okay. >> Any alcohol in the vehicle? >> No, sir. >> Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Just stay in the car. Okay. So, and just to be clear, you had a verbal argument. Nothing was physical. >> Nothing at all. >> Okay. >> No. Just got in an argument. Nothing or physical. I mean, >> was that injury documented or >> No. >> Okay. So, so if I go back and look, you weren't in a fight tonight or or any other time? >> Mm-m. >> Okay. How did you sustain that injury to your face? I mean, me and my girlfriend were getting into it and then they had like stairs going into the pool. >> Mhm. >> And I hit my head going down. Pretty >> You fell and hit your face tonight. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I mean, I literally got a black toe. I'm I'm just a clumsy person. >> Okay. All right. Do you need Do you need to see a doctor about that or how's your head feeling right now? >> It's all good. >> It's all good. Okay. I'm just making sure cuz you were driving 20 mph over the speed limit. >> I'm just trying to go home. >> Okay. >> I'm so sorry. I'm trying to get home. >> Give me just a second. >> Standardized field sobriety tests were given to the woman. >> See the tip of my finger. Blink a couple times. Are you good to continue? Okay, now I'm going to go up. Okay. Um, give me a second here. All right. So, next test I'm going to ask you to do, can you visualize a straight line that goes on forever? Okay. It's about the width of your foot. All right. So, all I'm going to ask you to do first is place your left foot on that line. Place your left foot on your your line. And then you're going to place your right foot touching heel to toe in front of your left foot. Okay? So, it's going to look like this. Then, place your arms down at your sides. Right foot in front of your left foot >> like this. Just like me, right? Heel to toe, arms down at your sides. Maintain this position. >> See how you're shaking a little bit? >> I am. >> Do you understand the instructions? Yes, sir. >> Okay. Maintain this position while I get through the rest of the instructions. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. When I say begin, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps on the line. Turn around and take nine heel to toe steps back down the line. Make your turn by keeping your front foot on the line and turn by taking a series of small steps with your other foot. While you're walking, keep your arms at your sides at all times. Watch your feet at all times and count your steps out loud. Once you start walking, do not stop until you've completed the test. I'm going to demonstrate for you. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, my left foot's on my line. My right foot's touching heel toe. My arms are down at my sides. It's going to look like this. One, two, three. A series of small steps like so. One, two, three. >> I only got to do three. >> You have to do nine. I like the instructions. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Do you understand the instructions in demonstration? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Once again, while you're walking, keep your arms at your sides at all times. Watch your feet at all times, and count your steps out loud. Once you start walking, do not stop until you've completed the test. To start the test properly, I need you to go back to the instructional stance. Left foot on your line, right foot touching heel toe in front of your left foot, arms at your sides. Do >> you understand? You may begin. One. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 [Music] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 It was nine, right? Not 10. >> Correct. All right. Uh, for the next test, uh, would you agree that this area is generally flat, debris free, well enough, lit by my car? Okay. >> Um, so what I'm going to ask you to do, just like the first test, I'm going to ask you to stand with the balls of your feet and your heels together and your arms at your sides. Just maintain this position throughout the remainder of the instructions. You understand? When I tell you to, you're going to raise either foot approximately 6 in off the ground, keeping your raised foot parallel to the ground. You must keep both legs straight and your arms at your sides. Hold that position while you count out loud in the following manner. 1,001 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. Keep your arms at your sides at all times and watch your raised foot. I'm going to demonstrate for you. Okay? So, just like you, right? Feet feet are together. I'm going to raise my left foot, but you can raise whichever foot you'd like. All right. 1,00 1,002 1,003 1,004 1,005 1,006 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Do you understand the instructions? >> Yes. >> All right. Again, keep your arms at your sides at all times and watch your race foot. Sorry. It's uh Hey, Chamber. Will you ask for a UT? All right. Are you ready? >> Yeah. >> All right. You may begin. 100123 1004056 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019. >> You can stop. >> You can stop. All right. >> She was invited to take a portable breath test at the end of the testing, but she declined. She was arrested for driving while intoxicated. Du. >> Okay. So, all I'm going to ask you to do is to provide a voluntary breath sample on this. Okay. >> I'm good. I'll ask for a lawyer now. >> Okay. So, at this point, you still don't get a lawyer. I'm just gonna let you know. Okay. Whether you ask for a lawyer or not, you're not gonna matter at all. >> No. >> Okay. Um I'm not asking. >> So why do they say do then? >> We're not at that point in the process. Okay. >> Um so let me explain this real quick. Okay. >> Okay. >> Like I said, this is optional and voluntary. It's completely up to you. This is not the point in time where you ask for a lawyer. So what's going to happen right now is I've observed signs of impairment during your testing from the start all the way to now. Okay? So, what this is doing is I'm asking you to provide a voluntary breath sample to determine if that impairment is from alcohol or something else. >> Okay. So, that's what this is for. All right. So, that's where we're at right now. All right. The point in time where you ask for a lawyer is when you are in custody and I start interrogating you or asking questions, which I haven't done, right? >> Which I don't know what to do. >> I I understand that. And at this point, you're an adult and you have to make adult decisions. Okay. So, but the ball's in your court. I'm giving you this opportunity. And if you're if you're not impaired, then you then this is an opportunity for you to show me. >> Okay. >> And then what if I die? What happens then? >> Then I make my determination. Well, I'm going to make my determination based on testing no matter what. But this is just your opportunity to see where you're at. Okay. >> I don't want to. >> You don't want to do that? That's fine. You're under arrest for DUI. Okay. Sorry. the back seat right behind her. Yep. Going to call it. I see you got pockets. Um, is there anything else though? >> There's nothing in there. >> Nothing in there. Um, so like I said, you're in custody for DUI. Okay. Um, >> your phone's in the car. Do you have house keys or anything like that? >> No. Can I call my mom or? >> Not yet, but I will let you call your mom in a little bit. Okay. >> Yes. Well, it's not monetary bond, but yeah, you'll be able to get get picked up tonight. Okay. All right. So, here here's what we can do. I can speed this along. We can do all the paperwork right here. You can hang out. >> Please, please, please. or we can go back to the PD so you don't have to be out in public. You tell me which >> I don't want to go in public. >> Okay, then let's I'll finish my paperwork, we'll head back to the PD. We'll knock that out real quick and then we'll once we get all my paperwork done, then I'm going to ask you uh if you want to make phone calls. Okay. Do you need anything besides your cell phone? No, that's it. Okay. All right. Let's walk over here. Okay. I didn't pass any of the test. >> It's not past fail. It's whether you show impairment or not. And you definitely showed impairment. >> Okay. >> Until I get to go home. >> Well, we just got to get through some paperwork. Okay. Here's what I'm going to do to speed it along. We'll just go over to the hospital and I'll ask for a blood draw and then we'll be done. Okay. >> Can I get home? >> Yeah. >> I go home. >> Yeah. >> Work with me and I'll work with you, okay? So you can get picked up and call somebody. Okay. I got your cell phone. Let me print out your tickets so I can issue the one I got to issue to you and then we'll get out of here. Okay. This Karen could be charged with offenses such as driving under the influence DUI, driving with a suspended license due to a prior violation, and refusing to submit to a breath test. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. She in fact didn't learn her lesson. Driving drunk is your fault and the public shouldn't have to be in danger due to your bad decisions. This girl is in deep trouble. Hope she gets the help she needs. The lesson from this situation is that reaffending after having a license revoked for DUI will lead to more serious 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. On February 18th, 2025, officer McCarthy responded to a report of an impaired woman at the Game On Tavern and found 21-year-old Shannon Hayes driving a Kia. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> How are you? >> I'm doing good. How are you >> doing? All right. My name's Officer McCarthy, Lakewood Police. Um, is this your Kia? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, we just just got a complaint. There was a female out here that got in a car and was highly highly intoxicated. So >> after first denying consuming alcohol, Shannon later told officer McCarthy that they had spent the previous evening playing pool inside the game on Tavern. >> You guys drinking today? >> No, I was taking him back to his car over here, but my friends are over here. >> Hi, Copy. What was that description again that I saw in CAD? >> No, he's not. >> No, I was talking to my uh dispatch. >> I know. Um, >> officer, we just came out. We were playing pool. >> Yeah, >> that's me talking. >> I'm sorry. >> We were just in there playing pool. We just came out. So, I don't know how you already got a complaint about somebody. >> Okay. Hey, man. I I can only go off based off what we're told. >> Sorry. I'm just calling. >> Okay. I'll be speaking to her right now. Um, I'm assuming you're her boyfriend, >> something like that. >> So, okay. Sounds good. Um, like I said, I mean, we could >> we I was only pulling over here and then we back into this blue car right over here. >> Okay. But just that you weren't drinking at all tonight. >> Okay. You guys were just playing pool in there. >> I'm an artist. I try to stay sober. I drink ginger alley water. >> I feel good. >> I was playing I was literally giving him ginger ale the whole [ __ ] night. >> I promise. Yeah. >> Okay. All righty. Shannon was told to exit the vehicle and do field sobriety exercises. >> Sir, you can stay in the car for a second. Let me let me talk to you out here. I just need to step out. Okay. Me? >> No. No. The female. Sorry. What's your name? What is your name? >> Gavin. No. >> No. No. Ma'am, what's your name? >> Shannon Hayes. >> Shannon, you're the registered owner of the car. >> Yes. And I have the registration in my car right now. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on it? >> I do not. >> And And first off, most importantly, do you guys have any firearms or weapons in your car? >> No drugs, guns, nothing like that. Okay. >> All righty. Um, you said you weren't drinking at all? >> No. >> Okay. Would you mind doing a few tests for me? Make sure >> I just I have uh it's very cold. I just have um slides right now. >> Slides. Okay. Um All righty. Well, let me let me at least >> I can definitely do tests. I just It's very cold. Do >> you have another pair of shoes or anything like that on the car? >> Okay. Um >> I could do test though. >> Okay. Yeah. As long as we could go like where it's we'll start right here. All right. >> Yeah. And sir, do you have an idea as well? >> Okay. Do you mind running for me? >> I got to do it. I got to be there. >> Um, you can do the >> Okay. Check your eyes. >> Okay. >> Yeah, >> she's fine. >> Okay. Well, couple things here. Let's I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. Just put your >> I'm sorry. >> Just uh don't tilt or move your head. Just keep your eyes on tip my finger. Okay. Well, >> don't try not to tilt your head. Okay. I see you shaking out there. I'm shaking in here myself. >> I know. Try not to move your head for me. Okay. >> Hey, officer. What? You on a swat? >> No. No. >> No. Keep your feet to your feet together. Keep your arms to your side. Well, hang on. >> So, imagine a thin straight imaginary line in front of you. Okay. >> Using your um put your right foot in front of your left foot with your right heel touching your left toe. You understand? >> Yes. >> So, do so do that right now. >> There you go. You got to keep it there. >> Well, how much do you >> Well, put your right heel in front of your left toe. There you go. Stay in that position. >> Okay. >> Do you understand what I'm telling you? >> Yes. But I need to like I've done this so far. I need to like >> if you've done it if you've done it before, then you would understand what I'm talking about. >> You know how many like >> feet I need to do to >> So you're going to stay in that position that he got you in until he's done explaining it. >> Yes. So So get in this position that I'm showing you right now. Now stay in that position. Don't stop. >> Okay. So stay in that position. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel toe steps on a thin imaginary line in front of you. I'm going to take a series of small steps, turn back on the line, and another 90 heel toe steps. You understand? No, I said nine. So, I'm going to demonstrate it. C, I don't want you to balance in the chair. Okay? I'm going to move this. [Music] So, when I tell you to, it's going to look like this. You you you're you keep getting out of the starting position. >> Okay, you're going to take nine heels to steps and it look like this. One, two, three, so forth until you get to nine. Once you get to nine, you're using your rear foot, you're going to take a series of small steps around your front foot. So it'll look like this. Then you're going to take nine heel toe steps back in the line. One, two, three, until you get to nine heel toe >> ups. You guys could just take me. I'm just saying I I've been drinking. You guys could just take me. >> I'm just I'm just >> complete the test. >> I'm not going to be able to do it. >> So, I'm just saying >> you're not going to do it. You said or >> Well, no. I will be able to do it, but I just I'm safe. >> Okay. Hang on. Yeah. I didn't tell you to begin yet. >> Sorry. >> Okay. During the test, count your steps out loud. Look at your feet while walking. Keep your arms to your side. And don't stop until I um until the test is over. Do you understand the instructions? Do you need me to go over it one more time? >> Yeah. 9 and then 9. >> Yes. Make sure you you got to start it while you're in the starting position. Okay. >> I'm just saying you guys would just take me now. >> So >> So So again, okay, maybe again. Count your steps out loud. >> Four. 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay. All righty. Last test. All right. >> Put your feet together, arms to your side. Okay. I get this working. [Music] Okay. So, put your feet together, arms to your side. Don't start until I tell you to begin. I'm going to demonstrate and tell you what to do. Okay? You're going to lift either foot um approximately 6 in off the ground. You're going to keep both your legs straight. Okay? And you're going to keep your eyes on whatever foot you're raising. Okay? It's going to look like this. So when I tell you to begin, you're going to raise your foot approximately approximately 6 in off the ground. Keep also keep it parallel to the ground. Okay? And count out loud 1,00 2 1,00 3 until I tell you to stop. Okay? Remember, keep both your legs straight and keep your eyes on the tip of your toe. Okay? Do you understand what I told you? >> Yes. >> Okay. You may begin. 4 1,000 2 1,000 3 100,000 4,000 5,000 6 1,000 7 1,000 8,000 >> Keo 9 1,000 10,000 11,000 >> Okay, so >> all right, you can stop. I don't want you to fall. Shannon was arrested for physical control of a motor vehicle due to the smell of alcohol, her admission of drinking, her poor sobriety test results, and her possession of the car. >> Mhm. >> You said you were arrested before. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Except for her in my car. Um, you ran other Thank you guys. >> Can I get my purse? I have my phone in my car. >> Yes, you'll be able to get everything you need. All right. >> Oh, sorry. >> Okay. So, obviously you've Oh, what did you say? >> Um, my car's over there. Can I see this? >> Yes. Well, first off, I'm going to put you in the back of my car. Okay. We'll be ma'am. Yeah. Yeah. We're going to be able to grab you everything you need. Okay. >> Has your boyfriend been drinking? >> That's not my boyfriend. >> Or I'm sorry, whoever he is here. >> I just >> Has he been drinking? >> I don't. >> Yeah. That's what I'm trying to get out of her right now. >> I don't know. I don't know. No, I just got you like an hour ago. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I don't want you to freeze out here. Okay. So, what we're going to do >> Why did I go on my face, >> man? Hey. All right. Hop in there for me. Okay. I got the heat blasting. All right. >> Oh god. I'm sorry. >> You need help? >> Yes. >> You want me to hang on? Hang on. Lean. Lean forward. Lean forward. Lean forward. This going to help. >> Is that better now? Is that better? >> I need my phone. >> Hey. Hey. Where's your phone? >> Am I >> Hey, keep looking at me. >> I just feel so stupid. I >> What's your first name? >> My name is Shannon. But like >> Shana Shana, listen to me. >> No, cuz I feel stupid. >> I'm going to put the seat belt on you. Okay. >> Yeah, you're fine. Obviously, I'm trying to clear this up. I'm only 21. I'm trying this. I have a car keys in tomorrow. >> Okay. >> And I Okay, we got to hurry this up. So, >> I know your phone. >> You want your phone in your purse? Do you want anything else from there? >> My phone should be in my purse. I just need to call somebody, please. >> Okay. Well, you'll be able to call someone. Okay. So, sit tight. This Karen might face charges of physical control of a motor vehicle while intoxicated since although not being the driver. She was in the driver's seat, had an alcoholic odor, confessed to drinking, and did not pass the sobriety test. Isn't this a crazy scenario? Indeed, after the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. I don't care how drunk she is. How is she supposed to drive with those brooms over her eyes? The fake sobbing and sniffling is so annoying. Driving while drunk is one thing, but doing so with those absurd lashes that worsen your vision even more than the alcohol alone. This is absurd. The takeaway from this case is that even in the absence of actual driving, one can still be prosecuted for just sitting in the driver's seat while inebriated. This Karen is such a stubborn person. If you like this article, please sign up for Lawframe to receive