A B C D E F U W B 52 51 49 50 50 49 48 47 46 45 46 40 45 46 44 43 40 42 5 >> Do you want to do standard field body exercises or no? >> I mean, I don't understand what's what's happening right now. I'm >> so I'm going home now. >> One more time. Do you want to do something? >> I'm going home now. >> It's almost funny how some Karens are convinced they're so-called right put them above common sense in the law. Spoiler alert, they don't. [music] >> Can I call my detrame? [screaming] We reveal what happens when ego meets the badge. Let's see how that confidence falls apart and when Karen thinks her rights override reality. Starting with the first incident. A B C D E F U W V 52 51 49 50 50 49 48 47 46 45 46 40 45 46 >> 44 43 40 42 5 >> On December 7th, 2025, police in Downer's Grove react to a car that veered off the road. Hello. How are you? >> Hi. >> What uh what happened? >> Well, I looked at the wrong way. >> What do you mean you looked at the wrong way? >> Yeah, I thought it was this way, but it was. It's cuz the meds were confusing me. >> I gotcha. So, how did you get on this side of the road? >> Cuz I was trying to go to the 7-Eleven, but I thought there was an entrance cuz it was like clear. So, I'm like, "Oh, this is the entrance." >> So, what? You thought this was like a drive? >> Yeah. Like I said, go in. Yeah. >> Okay. >> I went in but then I got stuck. How How did you What I'm confused about is how how you got like right here cuz obviously like this is westbound and you're facing eastbound. >> No, I was supposed to turn this way but on accident I came in in >> So which which way were you driving? >> That way. But I was supposed to turn this way but Okay. So you know the light >> Yeah. >> So I was over there >> and I'm like oh so I'm supposed to go to 7-Eleven. So, I came this way thinking there was a um a entrance. >> Who's in the back of the car? >> Man, I'm over here eating my phone. >> Oh, that's my friend. >> That's just your friend. Okay. You're not like driving Uber or anything like that? >> No. Yeah, that's a thing. I didn't mean to. And then I got stuck. >> Yeah, I I can see that. Did you Did you call a tow truck or anything like that? >> A tow truck, but >> Okay. Call them already or cuz you're definitely going to need We're not going to be able to push this out. Like, you're sunk down deep. I don't know. Maybe. During questioning, the woman admitted that she had consumed a large amount of alcohol. >> So, where where are you coming from tonight? >> Well, no, we're right here in Don's Grove. Um, a hotel. We're just trying to get some snacks. >> What hotel you staying at? >> Um, the hotel. >> You can have just one. >> The double tree. >> Yeah. >> So, like right across the street. >> Yeah. We literally just came here to go get some snacks and then this happened. >> So, what? You turned out from the light and turned in here? >> Okay. So, I was at that light. Yeah. >> And then I was trying to turn this way. >> Okay. >> But I didn't know. Um I don't know. I thought it was aing um to turn this way. So I came So from that side I came this way and then I went like that and that's when I got stuck. >> Um how much have you had to drink tonight? >> I had a few drinks but not so much. >> How How much is a few drinks? >> At least like seven drinks. >> Seven drinks. Officers then conducted standard field sobriety tests which showed clear signs of intoxication, giving them lawful grounds to proceed under DUI regulations. >> You know the alphabet? >> Duh. >> Okay. Would you be able to say the alphabet starting at E and then stop at W for me? >> A B C E D A B C D E F U W. >> You ask me for the alphabet. Yeah. I asked you if you could say the alphabet starting at E and then stop at W. >> W. >> A B CDE E F U W. >> Do you understand what I'm asking you to do? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you Do you know numbers? You know how to count? >> Yeah, I know how to count. >> Okay. Would you be able to count down starting at 59 and count down and stop at 37? >> Yeah. 59 58 57 56 55 54 53 52 51 49 50 49 48 47 46 45 46 40 45 46 44 43 42 51 >> You said from um >> Here's what I want to do really quick. Okay, I'm going to have you look right here at the tip of my pen. I'm going move from side to side. I want you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head for me. Okay. So, look right here for me. Okay. So, you said you said you had about seven drinks. How long ago was that? >> Like like an hour ago. >> An hour ago. Okay. Do you know what time it is now? >> Like around 2 3:00 a.m. >> One more time. >> 2 or 3:00 a.m. >> Two. Kind of close. Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. Cuz I was I was not supposed to leave the um there. But >> Okay. Is Is your friend staying here at the hotel with you or >> No, that's my hotel. Yeah, my friend is there. But she's staying there with you. >> No, we're also >> in the hotel room. >> Yeah, they're there. >> Okay. Do you have anybody else like staying at the hotel room with you? >> No. >> No, it's just the two of you. >> No, it's us and then my other friends >> and then your other friend under his name. >> It's not uh not any of these people walking up. Is it >> Wait, where? >> Uh there's two people walking up right now. I'm just trying to figure out like did you call anybody and tell someone? >> I told them. Yeah, we got pulled over, but I don't think they they're coming. >> What is it? Is it them? >> No, it's not them. Um, let's do this. Why don't you go ahead and step out for me? Here's what I'm going have you do. Okay? Same thing we kind of did outside. Maybe you stare right here at the tip of this pattern and move from side to side. I want you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head for me. Okay? Stare right here for me. Okay? >> All right. Next thing we're going to do, um, space is kind of limited, okay? So, I'm going to do my best to kind of show you how this is going to work. Okay. Um, what I'm going to have you do is just back up just a couple steps for me. >> Yep. Right about there. Okay. What I'm going to have you do is I want you to go ahead and put your left foot down and your right foot right in front of your left. Just like this. Standing heel to toe. Okay. So, look just like this. I'm going to try and demonstrate it the best I can for you given our limited space. Okay. So, you're going to get just like this. Arms out your sides. Left foot down. Your right foot directly in front of it touching heel to toe. Just like that. Okay. You're going to hold that position till I tell you to start. Don't start until I tell you to do so. >> Okay. >> No, no, no. You're gonna hold that position. Just don't start the test until I tell you to start. Does that make sense? >> So, you're just going to hold that starting position till I tell you to start. Okay. Do you understand the test I just explained to you? Okay. Do you remember the starting position? Do you remember the starting position? Okay. It's your right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. >> This one? >> Yep. So, that's your right foot. Okay. Keep your arms down your sides. Whenever you feel ready, you can go at him again. Okay. Uh, next test we're going to do. Okay. Um, go ahead and you can just stand right there for me. Keep your arms at your sides, your feet together, just like this. I'm going to go and explain the test. Okay. For this test, do you have any injuries to your knees or anything like that? No bad knees or foot or anything like that? So, um, this is going to be the one leg stand us. Okay. You're going to raise whichever foot you feel most comfortable with. I'm gonna go ahead and raise my left foot. Okay. You're gonna raise that foot approximately six inches off the ground pointing your toe upwards. You're gonna keep your arms down your sides. You're going to square down your toe and you're going to count out loud. Hold on. I'll I'll show you. Okay. Your arms down your sides just like this. You're going to raise that foot approximately 6 in off the ground pointing your toe upwards. Whichever foot you want. >> Okay. I know your friends are out there. They keep looking in here. Right. Let's just try and get through this so we can get things moving along. Okay. >> You understand what Tess I just explained to you? You said, "Oh, it's 1,00." >> You're going to count out loud. 1 1,00 2 1, right? >> One more time. >> Count down. >> No, no, no. Just count up just like Yeah. 1 1,00 2 1,00 3 100 >> pointing your toe outward, right? And staring down at your toe. to 100,000 >> staring down at your toe. >> How many? >> Exactly how I explained to do it. >> I forgot. >> Forgot. All right. >> After a breathalyzer test showed a result exceeding the legal limit, she was placed under arrest in accordance with the law. blow my hand. I'm like, we're not. >> You actually have to blow. Okay. The machine is very smart. So, it's going to know if you're not actually blowing or if you're sucking in. Okay. So, you got to give me a nice deep breath out. All right. >> When I'm like, >> you got to go just like that into it. Okay. It's going to keep beeping. I'm going to tell you to keep going. I'll tell you when to stop. Okay. So, whenever you're ready, you want to step forward. See your lips around the tube. Give me a nice deep breath out. >> Keep going. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. More. Good. Go. >> What did it say? >> Do you know what the legal limit in the state of Illinois is? 08. Okay. This is going to show us what you're 08. >> 08 is the legal limit in the state of Illinois. So, you're at a 0.251. Okay. You understand what that means? You're more than double the legal limit. >> I know. That's why I was not trying to leave the hotel. But if you're like, I was I was going to ask you something. If my cousin has a license, can she drive the car? But you >> What's going to happen? We have a tow truck coming to get the car out. >> I understand where the hotel is. Okay. We have a tow truck coming to get the car out. Okay. I'm going to have you take your purse off cuz I don't want you wearing it while we go. I am going to be placing you under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> Yes. Um, so go ahead and let's take the purse off that way uh you don't have it on you. Is there anything illegal in it? >> No. Okay. We'll we'll just let it leave you on. Okay. So, I'm going to go ahead and have you put your cameras by your back. You are going to right now. Okay. Yeah, come on. We just have some paperwork to do. We're going to have to go back to the police department. You're not going to do big framing of jail or anything like that unless you have some crazy criminal history. Okay? We're going to have a little bit of paperwork to do. You can get picked up from the police department. >> Okay. I'm going to go ahead and double lock these so that they don't lock up anymore. >> You're going to go back to the Downer Grove Police Department. That's where you're currently at. You're in down. >> Say it again. Why do you want to How are you How are you going to call them if you give them your phone? Do you know their phone numbers? >> Well, then how are you going to call for a ride to get picked up from the police department? >> Hold on. Stop. Hold on. >> However, when her friend arrived so the police could formally notify them of the incident, the woman continued to argue, further complicating the situation. >> Do me a favor. >> Can you move my car in here? and then I'll hold the phone in. Thank you. >> Wait. You should be able to move it. >> Are you Are you fine with me telling them what's going on? >> Yeah. Okay. Here's what's happening. Okay. She is being placed under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. There is a tow truck coming to pull the car out cuz the car is stuck. The wheel is sunk down so it cannot be pushed out. >> Tweaking. >> Okay. Regardless, the tow truck has to >> there cuz it's his car. I I understand that you can't tow it there because she's being arrested for DUI. So, the car has to get towed back to the tow company. Okay. So, what's going to happen is she's going to get taken back to the police department. She has a little bit of paperwork that she's going to have to do. She'll get booked and released tonight. So, she'll be able to call someone. So, someone will have to come pick her up or she can call her. >> One of the two. >> You got to call her though. You can number >> You're going to have to call them at the station. So, you can have to know his number by hard or bring your phone with you. Unless >> I'll bring my phone with you. That's perfectly fine. Okay. Um, you'll get booked and released from the police department. It usually takes like 3 4 hours. Okay. >> Okay. It'll be quicker than 3 or 4 hours. Okay. Have you ever been arrested before? >> No. >> I just told you it's not going to work. >> No, I don't want to get arrested at all. >> Unfortunately, you're already arrested. >> I'm not arrested. You just you couldn't let me go. You just want to be on both. The way it works, unfortunately. >> It's the worst time I ever get arrested. >> Okay. Well, hopefully it's the last time, right? >> Yes, Ari. Right, Ari. >> There's not You don't have anything illegal on you? >> You're illegal. >> It is dead. >> Is there Is there anything Is there anything illegal in the car? >> I'm illegal. >> It is. I'm missing me. >> No, I'm illegal. >> You left. >> Do you have anything illegal in your car? >> It was funny. Nothing's funny. >> All right, then. >> This you get on. The other the other officer is pulling my car in the lot so I don't have to try and walk you over there and cuss cuz I don't want you to fall. All right. Once he pulls into the lot, then we'll >> I just want to wipe my tears. >> Say it again. >> I want to wipe my tears. >> Okay. Well, unfortunately, you're in handcuffs right now, so you can't wipe. >> I feel like a criminal. >> Well, you're not. I think you made a poor decision tonight, but I don't think you're a criminal. >> You made a poor decision. >> You should have listened to me, friend. But you don't listen. >> I was just trying to go get a juice instead of living. That's all I was trying to do. What the >> You probably should have just walked to be honest. Right across the street >> in this weather knowing there's a there's a winter storm. Come on now. >> [ __ ] Let's Who the [ __ ] >> Well, who can drive in this weather? >> 2 in of snow. >> All right. >> Do you think you can do it? Let me know. >> I've been driving all night in 2 in of snow. >> All right then. >> Like from like >> what does what does commission mean? >> I have no idea. >> Exactly. So you're not driving for >> this. Karen was officially charged with reckless driving, which reflects risky behavior on the road that endangered public safety and driving under the influence, which indicates that she was operating the car while intoxicated. Everyone has their opinion, and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. I'm surprised by the honesty of seven drinks. Might be a world first. First time I've heard someone say more than two drinks. LOL. 40 45 46 44 43 40 4251 girl invented drunk math. The lesson is that drunk driving leads to serious legal consequences and arguing with police only makes the situation worse. Subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. We will immediately move on to the next situation. [music] All right. Now, hey, >> on April 18th, 2024, officers are sent to a pub after the proprietor phones to report a recent altercation with his female manager. [music] [music] >> How you doing, sir? >> Good. We got a call about an argument or someone yelling. >> Okay. is uh the thing is uh the other monitor in the morning. >> Okay. >> She finished at 6:00 but she start drinking. So she's a little she had an argument with you on >> Is everything all right? >> Yeah. Everything. >> Is she still here? >> Yes. She she's still here. Do you want to talk to her? >> Yeah, if I can talk to her. Do you want to bring her out so I don't have to? >> During questioning, the woman repeatedly claimed that she was the victim. What's going on? [music] >> So, what can I say? Um, the owner works here. >> Okay. >> I with the owner. Okay. >> So, he's taking uh some personal issues with it. But uh if you want to shut it down, you can shut shut it down. >> What am I shutting down? >> No, I don't know. What is it? >> Did you call? >> No, I didn't call. He called. >> Okay. Was it just an argument? >> It was just an argument. >> Okay. So, you're not injured or anything? >> Oh, nobody's injured. He's just >> I see your arms. >> Okay. But you're all good. >> He's just taking things personal. >> Okay. I don't want to think I don't want to take things personal, but if he want he if he wants to take things personal, I don't mind take things personal, but that's going to be up to him. If he wants to take things personal, I got a problem. >> How did you get here? >> I work here. >> Do you Did you drive here yourself? >> I'm the manager. Yes, I work here. >> Are you going to be able to have someone take you home? Uh, I've been I've been here since the first shift. >> I work also here, but I also have one of the clients that I work with that he's a good friend of mine who's taking a good care of me. Okay. >> So, I have him taking care of me. So, I'm not driving. I'm not driving. >> Good. Cuz >> why why would I lie to you saying that I can't drive? I can't drive. No, to be honest, I can't drive. I can't drive. I can drive. No, I can't drive. >> I can do that. I can't drive. Even Even the the owner the owner can drive. The owner can drive. >> He's He's being Oh, he's being oldie. He's being a piece of >> Who are you? >> Who are you? [music] >> He's He's a friend of the owner. He's a friend of the owner. But >> the owner can drive >> to be honest. >> I can drive. >> No one's No one's having a fight or anything. So, you want to speak to the owner? >> I if you tell me it's okay and >> I'm okay with it. >> The only thing is like uh if the owner will take advantage of me, I will let you know. >> Okay. Um >> but the owner is not >> if I get out of here, is there going to be a fight or anything? >> There's not going to be any fight. >> There's no fight. >> I don't know why they call you to tell you. >> I don't know why they call you, but there is no fight. >> Okay. So, who did call me? >> Do you know who called me? >> I I don't know. I don't know. He He's a manager. I'm the other manager. >> Yeah. But she >> I'm clocked up. No, I'm a club. >> I clocked up at six. >> So I haven't been working since 6, but he's the the one of one of the mayor managers that been here since 6. >> I haven't been working >> since 6, >> but no. When the manager returned, she acted suspiciously by switching to Spanish, and the manager chose to let her go to avoid escalation. It >> It sounds like no one fought. It's just an argument. >> Yeah, just an argument. There was no fight. >> All right, I'm going to get out of here. If I just hope it doesn't escalate to anything more. >> Let me get your personal IQ. [music] >> My You want a card? >> Yeah, >> I can do that for you. >> Just in case. >> Okay. >> Just in case of what? >> Just in case. Just in case. What? For my safety. No. If you don't feel safe over here, I don't want you here. >> No. For my personal safety. I don't I don't want anything to to happen. >> But the thing is, if she doesn't feel safe over here, what's the use for her to say? >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. >> Let's Let's speak English because I want him to. What's the use that you saying that you want his car because you were calling 911 say that you saw you 911 for me? No. argument with no one other person. >> She's she's the other manager. She works during the morning. >> She left at 6:00, but she stayed over here drinking. She had an argument with with the owner. >> Uh-huh. >> And I don't know. She's saying that the owner called by 11 and I saw her calling. I >> I don't hear who called. I just want to know. >> I don't get I just want to make sure everyone's okay. I'm not really call. Okay. >> But in the meantime, I want to have a car just in case. >> Okay. The thing is safe. If she doesn't feel safe, what's the use for her to stay here? >> Yeah. Why? Yeah. You don't feel safe being here? >> I don't know. But closes, too. I don't know. >> So, why you staying here? >> You're off, right? >> So, go home. >> Have someone take you home. >> I'm working on something over here. >> No, no, no. He doesn't want you to work on anything today. >> Work tomorrow. Yeah. >> Because I don't want no argument over here. I don't want >> He's serious. Yes. Yes. He's serious because in the condition that you are right now. >> Yeah. Just go home. That's it. >> I don't serious. >> Yeah. Serious. I'm serious. Right now I'm serious. >> Come back tomorrow like he said. >> Come back tomorrow with a fresh head and that's it. And you resolve whatever you have to do. >> So for the for the treat like he can do what he want. >> The only the only thing that he cannot hit you or he cannot touch you. >> Exactly. What if he does? Being being an [ __ ] is not a crime. >> What if he does? Then you leave. But if you feel unsafe, just leave. >> No. What if he does? And I have proof. >> You know, what if he trespasses? >> No. What if he does? >> Yeah, you can call us. But why would you say somewhere you don't feel safe? >> No, I didn't call you guys. >> No, I No. No. I said if he does, if it doesn't >> No. If I call you guys, >> I just Why don't you go home? Just go home. >> Exactly. Can I have a card? >> Yeah, you can have a card. I got it for you. You going to go home after I give you the card? >> Sure. >> Okay. They want you to go. They want you to show me the card. >> I'll give you that. You're [music] giving her the card, but I'll give it to her. >> For any reason you guys call me home, she's trespassing because right now >> we'll trespass her next. I don't have a problem with that. I would rather do that. >> No, that's it. >> But okay. >> However, the woman later returned and assaulted the manager, forcing police to intervene and place her under arrest. Really? [music] All right. [music] jail. >> You want to press charges? They want to go to jail. Listen. >> They do. They do not want to press charges. Give me your other hand now. >> You want to get tased? I'MMA TASE YOU REAL FAST. GIVE ME A HAND NOW. >> [music] >> Like you like [music] you said like broccoli. >> [music] >> In the end, she was escorted to the patrol car and transported to the station. >> All right. All right. All right. >> All right. Chill on that. Chill on that. >> Put your chest right there. No. No. No. No. Got anything sharp or pokey on you? >> Check. I don't have anything on me. Check. Any cigarettes, drugs? >> I don't have anything on the drink. >> I understand you have something on you or inside you and you take it into the jail. That's an additional charge. >> I don't have anything. >> This Karen was officially charged with disorderly drunkenness, which reflects behavior while inebriated that produced a public disturbance and disrupted public order and resisting arrest, which indicates that she disregarded authorized police directions. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. A manager who can't manage her alcohol consumption and emotions is not a very good manager. They are Spanish is like this sober too. They keep brawling. She's the town bike. Every geyser in the spot is sticking up for her. The lesson is that alcohol-fueled behavior and refusing to cooperate with police can quickly escalate into serious charges. 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. >> Do you want to do standard fields for your body exercises or no? >> I mean, I don't understand what's what's happening right now. >> So, I'm I'm going home now. >> One more time. Do you want to do something? >> I'm going home now. On November 18th, 2023, at a fueling station, officers come across a confused driver who claims to be visiting relatives at a neighboring residence that doesn't exist. >> You want me to help you out? >> No. >> No. Okay. Can we get your ID? >> Yeah. >> You want me to look for it? What came from me? >> Your identification. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. Um, is there something that I did wrong? >> Yes, ma'am. You crashed into a pole. >> Oh, that's awful. >> You want me to look for it? >> Sure. >> Okay. >> You sure? >> Yeah. Where do you normally Oh, there's your ID right there. >> There it is. >> I'm just going to pull it out in front of you. All right. >> You just do your thing. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. See, here's your ID. >> Yeah. >> Put this back in your purse. Okay. >> There you go. Yes, ma'am. >> You You sit tight, okay? Don't Don't go nowhere. >> During questioning, the woman was barely able to answer the officer's questions. >> Where's your key fob? >> You know, the thing that helps you start the car. Did you put it in the console in your bag? >> Absolutely. >> Okay. >> Do you guys find it? Um, I was hoping you could. Can you Can you find it for me? >> You can't find it. Huh? >> You're in your car, ma'am. It'd be rude if I reached in. Can you find it for me? >> Don't Don't feel it. It's rude. >> Oh, okay. >> Go in. >> Okay. >> Uh, are you are you hurt by any chance? Are you okay? >> I think I'm good. >> Okay, >> I got you. Okay. What's your name? >> Vivian. >> Miss Vivian. Okay. All right, Miss Vivian. Where do you live? >> Around the corner. >> What's your address? >> All right. >> What city is that in? >> Um, seriously? >> Yes. >> Use this. >> Okay. Do you know the zip code? >> Wow. >> I would rather pay >> 32720. >> Okay. >> Seriously, are you asking me that? >> Absolutely, ma'am. You hit you hit a pole. So I I'm just got to make sure you're okay. >> Oh, I'm great. >> Outstanding. >> Outstanding. >> When she was lawfully ordered to step out of the vehicle to perform field sobriety tests, she appeared confused and unable to understand the situation. >> Miss Biv, can you can you step out of the car? Are you able to step out? >> Oh, yes. Yeah. >> All right, ma'am. You have the right to remain silent and refuse to answer questions. have any choice of mind? Do you wish to answer questions? >> Do you wish to answer questions? >> Wish to answer questions. >> Yeah, I have some questions for you. >> Sure. >> Okay. Where are you coming from today? >> What? >> Where are you coming from? >> My my sister's house. >> Okay. What you do over at your sister's house? I'm hanging out at my sister. Where >> where does your sister live? >> Right across the way. >> Where's right across the way at? >> There. >> There's no houses over there. So where where's your sister's house? >> What? >> Where is your sister's house? >> Do you know her address by chance? >> 37020. the street. >> What are you doing right now? >> I'm conducting, like she said, a DUI investigation. >> Conduct what you need to do. >> Okay. So, what's the address of your sister? >> Huh? >> What's the address of your sister? >> What is the address of my sister? >> Yeah. I don't understand. >> I'm trying to figure out where you're coming from. >> I don't understand what that makes sense. >> I'm trying to figure out where you're coming from. >> Okay. So, I am going from a common >> a common what? >> You're not really making sense to me. I'm I'm trying to figure it out. >> What What is it is it that you want to hear from me? >> I explained it three times now. So, we're going to a home. >> Are you going to a home? >> Yeah. >> Where? >> My home. >> Where do you live? >> What city? >> Eustace. >> Okay. >> Um, when you were at your sister's house, did you have anything to drink there? >> No. >> Okay. Did you ever drink while you were driving? >> No. Okay. >> None. >> Is that bottle of liquor yours in the car? >> None. >> None. >> Are you willing to perform center field exercises? >> Yes, >> you are. >> All right. Can you use this on? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Are you comfortable in those shoes? >> I am comfortable in these shoes. Yes. >> Okay. Do you wear contacts? >> I do. 3105. >> Can you just stand like this on the side? >> I can't. I can't. >> I can't. >> Why not? >> But my attorney can >> My attorney My attorney will will will justify. >> Okay. Are you able to stand like this? >> No. Can't. >> Why not? >> Cannot. >> So, do you want to do standard field body exercises or No. >> I mean, I don't understand what's what's happening right now. I'm >> so I'm I'm going home now. >> One more time. Do you want to do something? >> I'm going home now. >> These clear signs of impairment gave police probable cause under DUI laws to take enforcement action and she was subsequently placed under arrest. >> I'm going go home now, right? >> Whoa. Am I >> Is this happening right now? >> Yep. >> You are extremely impaired, >> man. >> Yes. >> 231. I'm trying to calm them down to get the information. It's going to be in reference to vehicles now being sick of not >> Am I totally impaired right now? >> You told me. >> Well, no. I'm asking you. Am I impaired right now? I'm asking you. >> No, I am asking you, sir. >> Hey, ma'am. Ma'am, >> am I impaired? >> Listen to her. >> I am not impaired. >> Listen to her. >> Hello. >> Hi. Do you have anything on you? Guns, drugs, lives, weapons, >> I am not impaired. 2635 and living room entrance. >> They have a full X-ray machine. They have a full X-ray machine at the jail. >> We're getting ready to do it. Let's do it. >> Okay. >> I'm going to search you real quick. I don't want to be poked by any needles. You got anything hitting on you. >> Glad you think that's funny cuz I don't cuz I'm going to be mad if I get poked. >> 15 to 64. Are you clear from that signal for? >> Come on, man. >> I I don't know. I don't want to. I just >> listen. Just want to make sure you don't have anything tucked in the uh waistband here. >> I am. >> Can you spread your feet for me real quick? >> I can. >> Thank you so much. >> Sure can. >> Being cooperative. >> 104. Does it sound like it's escalating to a 33? >> You ready? >> No. Nope. I'm good. Okay. Just confirming you don't have anything on you before you're transported. >> No. >> I don't want you to. >> No. No. No. You >> okay? >> Yep. >> Yep. We're good. >> All right. >> He needs to be concerned. >> Let's walk over this way. >> Sure. Sure. >> You have someone you want to pick up your vehicle. >> Why? Because we can't leave it here. It's not secured. >> Why would I have to leave my car? >> Because you're not going to be with the car. You're going to Lake County Jail. It's very >> Wait, he needs to be worried about it, not me. >> So, we're going to tow it. Okay. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that's great. >> Yes, ma'am. >> We'll let you know. >> In the end, she was escorted to the patrol car. >> Oh. Oh. >> 15 uses. Have next rotation route. >> He's hurry. He He hates me. >> He hates me. He hates me right now. He hates me. Sorry. Hey. Hey. Let's Let's dance. No. Let's Let's dance. Let's dance this way. >> Can't wait till May attorney just loves all you guys tomorrow. >> Thanks. >> Yeah. Thanks so much. Let go. >> Sit in the car. >> Wow. Are you that hurt about it? Like, are you that hurt about it? >> I just locked myself in. This is great. >> Oh, you're so hurt about our >> Can you sit in the car, please? >> There we go, Miss Biff. >> There we go. >> Yeah, I guess. >> There you go. >> I guess in wait >> the other leg. Could you just like that hurts? >> Listen, dude. >> There you go. Grab, can you unlock me? >> Oh, this is not what I had left. Thanks. Okay. All right. Let's get her Let's get her seat. >> This Karen was accused of driving while intoxicated. A severe crime that puts public safety at risk and has substantial legal repercussions. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. It's so scary knowing there are people on the road that are this impaired. She wants to hurl insults, but she's too wasted to get out the right words. She failed the sobriety test before she stepped out of the car. The lesson is that impaired driving endangers public safety and carries serious legal consequences. 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. >> Don't ask me. CAN I CALL MY PEOPLE? >> YOU'RE BEING DETECTED. [screaming] LET ME CALL MY >> On September 30th, 2024 to serve a simple eviction notice to a woman police were called. The girl was behaving pretty angrily when the cops came, so they had to make another arrest. >> Thank you. >> 361. outside. >> I got the knife. She came after him with the knife. >> Yes. You didn't give a I said I was with the knife. >> She came at me with a knife. >> I DON'T CARE CUZ I DIDN'T KNOW WHO YOU GUYS WERE. >> I ANNOUNCED MYSELF IN THE DOOR. >> I TOLD YOU WHO I WAS. >> LIKE I WAS NAKED. WHAT THE [ __ ] THAT'S NOT COOL. >> WHAT'S GOING ON HERE? >> BECAUSE I JUST CAME BACK. THIS IS MY BOYFRIEND'S APARTMENT. I DIDN'T KNOW THIS WAS ABOUT TO HAPPEN. AND I DIDN'T KNOW WHO THEY WERE, SO I DID GRAB A KNIFE. DON'T HARASS ME. CAN I CALL MY PEOPLE? YOU'RE SAYING YOU'RE BEING >> DETECTED. [screaming] Let me close MY >> CAN I CALL MY MONEY, PLEASE? [screaming] >> I didn't EVEN [screaming] TELL MY MOM. I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. >> STOP. >> WAIT, can you turn CAN YOU TURN MY ARM? >> What are you doing? >> WAIT, CAN YOU TURN MY ARM BACK? IT HURTS. >> WE WILL ADJUST THEM. WOULD YOU STOP, >> BRO? THIS IS NOT COOL. I DIDN'T EVEN KNOW YALL WOULD TELL ME, BRO. GET OFF OF ME. Please go TALK TO MY BOYFRIEND'S MOM. MY MOM WAS GETTING LOCKED UP FOR NOTHING. >> Once outside, the girl began to struggle screaming and even kicking the cops, which made the scene much more intense. [screaming] >> Can you please tell me I'm getting arrested? WHAT ARE Y'ALL ARRESTED ME FOR? GET THE [screaming] >> BREATHE. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> I CAN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING BECAUSE I WANTED TO GET >> RELAX. >> Nothing's funny. No one's laughing. >> Cuz they're over there laughing. >> NOBODY IS LAUGHING. >> Act like an adult, dude. >> That's okay. They have to see. >> Oh. How about assault? How about assault on a PO? How does that one sound? >> The cop who had come first then started telling the other officers about what had happened. They also asked other questions to find out additional specifics about the narratives. >> Okay. >> So, what happened was we knock I knocked at the door. Okay. The the the landlord gain access. I knocked we knocked and knocked. I identified myself. This is her, I think. I'm not sure if that's her, but >> you're walking across. >> She was yelling towards you, >> so I I can like I don't know who she is because I haven't even said that, but we knocked the knock. So, she opened the door. She says, "I'm naked." Whatever. So I opened it a little bit, you know, I says, "Get this is an eviction. You know, you got to get whatever." So I went in, all right, she came at me like this with the knife. I backed off. I took my taser out. I pointed at her. Then she put the knife down. I told her, "Why don't you just get to your room? If you think you're naked, you got panties and brs. Go to your room. Get changed. This is an eviction. This is going to happen anyway, >> right? >> I'm naked." I said, "You're not naked. You got a panty bra. Go to your room. What are you doing here? Why you coming at me with a knife?" You know, >> any Any any witnesses? >> The landlord. >> Okay. Make sure you get the Make sure you get >> Do you want a video copy of this? >> Yeah, that's all up for the prosecution's office. >> I always download to my computer upstairs when I get there. >> And I can you put on a thumb drive? >> I probably can. Yeah. >> Yeah. And I will tag that as evidence. >> Did she didn't actually hit you or anything like that? She just raised a knife at you. >> What you got on there? >> Samantha. Oh, it is. >> So, >> when I when I went in, >> huh? >> I don't think so. >> She was just >> Yeah, she Yeah, she was just flopping. We didn't do anything besides try to pick her up. >> I tried calming her down. Your room changed. It's over. >> Oh, she didn't come. I opened the door. >> She came like this with a knife. I pulled my taser, aimed it at her, told her, "Back off. I'm going to tase you." She threw the knife on the table. >> Put the knife down. >> She put the knife down. >> Cat and a dog. >> Um, >> and I told her I said, >> I said, "It's all right. Go ahead. Get the animals. Just get it." And my maintenance guy is one of them is taking off the lot. The other one's bringing your new lock. >> She didn't realize it was you at first. At first, I I identified myself at the door, but when I when I went through and she went like this, I think she know she noticed who it was. >> And when I put my taser on and then she backed off and she put it on the table. She never came to like she got as far as this, you know, >> I went to Yeah, I went to a deep detainer. That was >> Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you got You're here for a lawful purpose. You have to do an investigation. >> You went to Yeah. Let the prosecutor decide if they want to go back. >> You identified on identified. >> Oh yeah, we knocked on the door several times. >> Several times and I saw the knife being raised coming at him. >> I kept telling her >> I'm trying to see if I can find it so I can show I didn't want to fight. >> I'll first Did >> she kick you? >> She was just flopping. >> Yeah. >> I left them there. You tell me how many there are. >> And there's probably like 14 or 15. >> They're probably doing for the quarters. >> Huh? They're at nine in Overland. >> Are they I thought I saw them a while back. >> Yeah. So I then I go over to save a lot. I tried to call them. >> Yeah. But usually there's quarters. >> Yeah. So, a lot of times what they do is they'll stack them up and then they'll take them all in at one time and get all the quarters. >> Oh, you're talking about the little attachment thing. >> Yeah. >> I mean, I didn't bring them back. So, I went over there and I talked to the store manager. She's like, "Well, I'm going to see if I can get our district manager to get us a truck or something or I told her I'm like, there's like 14 of those over there." >> I think I think that's what they do. They >> They go around, they stack them up, they see them out like that, and then they wait until a month, you know, to get >> that makes sense. Okay. Come to teach that >> cuz I do it on some drive. I put it I let I'll let you guys know. I want to do a walk through this. And then >> I said mom can grab. >> Okay. >> Um until we change that lot. >> One guy's taking one off. The other guy's getting another one. >> Ultimately, the teenager persisted in screaming and swearing when the police arrived to examine the vehicle. >> Bro, I CAN'T BREATHE IN THIS. I NEED TO OPEN A DOOR. HEY, LISTEN. If you kick my [ __ ] door again, >> shut the up talking to me. >> Okay, bet. You're going to be no bonded then. >> I can't breathe here. If you at least open the door for a second, I'm not going to run. I swear to God, I can't. >> I know you're not. >> Even if you just crack it. I can't breathe. >> Well, maybe if you settle down, you'll be able to breathe. >> No, [ __ ] Y'all going to make some extra money that bad? >> We don't get paid extra. No one even told me no one was coming. I just came back yesterday. >> She good. >> Well, I think uh >> yeah, he's doing >> this. Karen may face fines prison time or felony charges for resisting arrest, assaulting an officer, and disorderly conduct depending on the seriousness of the event and her past. After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments. That's no mental health crisis. That's just a spoiled little brat. There is no mental health crisis here. Just a loud, obnoxious brat who screams when she doesn't get her way. She sounds like a drunk screaming Elmo. The lesson is to stay calm and cooperate with authorities as resisting or becoming violent only leads to more serious legal consequences. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Frame if you like this. You squeeze my arm. I'm not squeezing your arm. I'm holding it. You don't run away. >> On March 12th, 2023, police were called to a local mall to look into a theft incident after learning that a young woman was putting stolen clothes in her bag. Stop right there. >> When the police came, the defendant was running down the sidewalk in an attempt to escape the officer's vehicle. She was unaware that an offduty police officer would suddenly halt her pursuit. >> 913. >> Hey, we can do this all day. >> Get down. >> I'm a former cop. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. I didn't do anything. All right, go ahead and stand up. >> I told you to stop. >> I didn't do anything. >> I told you to stop. That's good enough. >> I'm scared. >> Scared of what? >> I don't know why you're chasing me. >> Yeah, you know why? >> I have nothing. >> Yeah, >> but you stole here in the past. >> No, I have not. >> You got ID on you? >> No. >> I'll give you one chance. You're giving your real name and date of birth. >> Okay. >> If you lie, I'm going to charge you with a felony. >> I'm not going to lie. >> This way, I'll uh relocicate my vehicle. >> Sure. >> She won't give up where the lookout is. >> She can go to jail by herself. Okay. >> Are you security? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> I'm assum I'm assuming this is the correct person, correct? >> I don't have anything. The thief assumed she had uncovered a legal loophole since leaving the stuff at the door would not legally constitute theft. She soon discovered though that this is not how the law works and she may still be charged. >> Never been arrested before. >> First time. All right. >> I have my phone back. >> How old are you? >> 31. >> And you've never been arrested before? >> You just said not for anything like this. So, which would you lead me to believe that you've been arrested before? Well, >> this is the other incident. >> I had >> an incident where I got caught with substance, but >> I did the court and it's off my >> That's the same report. >> Okay. But you were arrested. >> Oh, sorry. >> And the total dollar amount she took was 341 and it was on 123122. What kind of car? >> Um, I can take a look and see. I copy that you wanted me to run her name so I can copy what you have. >> So that's right there. >> So what's the time stamp on it? 11:15 is when she enters my pants. >> Sure. >> Well, she grabs the me the her ammo is the mesh bag, the merchandise, the mesh bag and walks out with merchandise in her hand and the mesh bag. So this is pretty much our email. >> Okay. But nothing was concealed on her person. >> No, correct. That's what >> That's what I'm trying. >> Yeah. No, this is what she does. Here. >> So she just stuffs that bag and then walks right out with it >> and she'll walk right out with it. She usually does. >> This is all like high-end like Nike stuff. >> Yep. Nike is Yeah. It's our our expensive items. Yeah. Okay. >> 206 Logan needs to make a runway report for a 13year-old. And how were you made being made aware that she was in store? >> Oh, I just saw her. Yeah. Yeah, pretty much. I'm like studying for something and um I think I just came from the bathroom and I always watch the Nike. It's just my high department and I realized it was her and I call you guys. >> Okay. >> So, you saw her on monitor, realized that you had a previous case involving the same person. >> Correct. >> I realized it was her. I zoomed in. >> I think this is the moment I realized it was her or well, I'm sorry. Beforehand, I just zoom in. And I'm like, "It's her." Like, "That's my person." >> Say, "We have it." And >> yep, >> probably give you a big band-aid put over it. >> And then this she's on the phone with somebody. >> That's when we >> And then she'll put everything back. She dumps the merch >> and then she'll walk out. >> She still has she still bag with her? >> No, she knows. She drops the bag. >> She left everything behind. She left everything. And then you see me pulling up, too. We're at the same exact spot. >> Holy cow. >> And pushes her down. And then and then me and our forever. >> I talked to her too and I was like, "Man, you have to be careful." She was like, "I back the police." And I said, "Absolutely." I said, "You have to be careful cuz it's >> filming." And then she yelled at him. >> I told you that you wanted me to run a copy. What you requested? >> Possible water. >> CQ. How'd you get here? >> Ride. >> By who? >> My friend. They didn't know what I was doing. >> They were gone when I went out there. So, >> what's that? >> Said they were gone when I went out there. So, >> yeah. They probably saw us pulling in. They called you. So, you put all the stuff back that you were concealing and then thought you were just going to randomly walk out like a regular customer. >> Concealing. I mean, you know, nowadays all these stores got video cameras. >> Naturally, the girl was no longer able to justify herself once the cops saw the video. She was promptly taken away. >> Uh, previous incident, that's all we got since all merchandise is left behind. I use her from that incident in December. then today for obstructing. >> Yeah. So, we'll do a new uh new police report for the obstructing and processor on the retail theft from December and she'll be doing a county cuz that's a uh ahead. >> You have to set the talk to the judge. I'll get uh going down to the station. >> You want to look over this way? >> The child kept struggling after being brought to the police car, but her attempts were feutal. Hey, please. >> Let's not be stupid. All right. >> I'm not doing anything. >> No, you're trying pulling away. >> You're squeezing my arm. >> I'm not squeezing your arm. I'm holding it so you don't run away. >> I didn't go anywhere. >> Yeah, cuz I'm holding on to you. >> Exactly. >> Yeah, cuz you tried to pull away to escape. >> No, but these are so tight. >> They're not made for comfort. Sit back so I can put the seat belt down. >> I can't. Let's not make things worse for yourself. >> I'm not trying to hurt. >> This Karen may face charges for possession of stolen items, shoplifting, and resisting arrest depending on the value of the stolen goods, and her record penalties might include jail time, community service, or fines. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. Firsttime thief, I think not. She has multiple arrests for theft. If you look her name up, I think she was wearing stolen items when they arrested her. The lesson is that theft and resistance lead to serious legal trouble while cooperating with authorities helps avoid unnecessary consequences. 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. >> GET in the car. GET AWAY FROM ME. On April 13th, 2024, the adjoining casino received a call from the police regarding an unwanted person. It appears that an inebriated woman has been causing trouble arguing with security. And >> I'm asking you what's going on. >> What happened right there? >> Okay. They just want you to go, man. >> Obviously. Can I go home? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Byebye. >> See you later. have their car. >> I'm going to take that to the car and put their baggage in there. >> Okay. >> You let people die. >> Want to go down, not up. >> The woman was still there when the cops carried her items out to return them even though they had assumed she had fled. She started swearing and screaming at an officer when she was asked to leave once again. >> Here's your back. Not your bag. >> It's your bag. >> It's your bag. >> Your bag is here. Ma'am, listen. Here's where we're at. >> MA'AM, >> YOU WANT TO CUT ME? PUT ME IN the back of your car. >> WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE ME What would you like me to call you? >> I would love for you to [ __ ] cop. >> What would you like me to call you? >> Stupid [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Put me in the back of your >> You need to leave. Can you get in a taxi and go so you don't get in trouble? >> No, because I don't agree with anything to do with >> Okay. What are they doing? What are you doing? >> What are they doing? >> I don't care. >> Can I just go to the bathroom really quick? >> No, they're not letting you inside. >> I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] WHAT THEY'RE letting me do. They better let me go to the bathroom because my bladder is going to piss all over the floor unless they get me inside. >> They are not going to, ma'am. >> No, I will not be in trouble. Get in a taxi. >> Somebody not allowing. >> Get in a taxi. Go to the McDonald's down the road and use the bathroom and go home. >> I'm not 17. I don't >> You're acting like it. Okay. >> Oh, I'm sorry, sir. >> Get your stuff and go. It's easy. >> I can handle myself. >> You can't. You're very intoxicated. >> Better fool. >> Get your stuff. Go home. I'm glad you had a good time at the concert. >> Yes, absolutely. >> I did not have a good time at the concert. I think that you people are brainwashed by the politics that you're seeping into your brain. >> So get out of my face. >> I'm not getting out of your face. You're asked to leave. Please leave. >> No. >> It's that easy. >> Can you at least get him out of my face so I can >> He's not in your face. You walk. >> You might be a better choice of talking to me. He's trying to be like very aggressive. >> I I'm going to get arrested if I punch him in the face. So he needs to get out of my face. SO GET OUT OF MY [ __ ] FACE. >> We don't want that to happen. >> As things progressively got out of the hand, she was arrested by the police once more. Throughout the ordeal, the woman persisted in her resistance and shouting. >> Listen. >> All right. All right. Stop. Can you stop? >> Stop. Are you ready? >> I didn't do anything. >> Are you ready to go home before you get arrested? Calm down. You stupid. >> Get out of my You stupid. Get off me, you stupid [ __ ] >> Stop. >> GET HIM OFF ME. >> Are you done? GET HIM OFF ME BEFORE I will stop. I'LL NEVER BE DONE UNLESS HE GETS OFF ME. >> LISTEN. >> Get off me. >> Move your foot off. >> GET OFF ME. >> Move your foot. Get off me. >> GET OFF ME. GET [screaming] OFF ME, YOU STUPID. >> Knock it off. >> Knock it off. GET OFF ME. >> [screaming] >> GET OFF ME, YOU STUPID. >> NOPE. You lost that opportunity. >> Stop. Stop. >> GET OFF ME. >> NO. YOU'VE LOST THAT OPPORTUNITY. >> I DON'T CARE. GET OFF ME. WHO NEEDS SOMETHING? Get the [ __ ] off me. >> Get off me. You stupid worthless pieces of >> actually 26 Howard Avenue. >> Stop touching me. Get off me before I tell my lawyer what you're [ __ ] DOING. GET OFF ME, YOU STUPID piece of [ __ ] You are not paying me. Get off me if you don't want my lawyer. MY LAWYER will >> record this. >> That's fine. We're recording, too. So, >> get off me. GET OFF ME. I'VE ASKED YOU FIVE TIMES TO GET OFF ME. >> AND IT'S NOT HAPPENING. YOU KEEP KICKING. STOP. >> I'M NOT KICKING YOU, YOU stupid idiot. >> You kicked me four times. You kicked me multiple times. I'm not GOING TO >> NO. MY LAWYER IS CRAZY. GET OFF MY LEGS. GET OFF ME. >> The police have to restrain her until she stops kicking them. Even though this may seem serious, >> if I get off of you, are you going to stop kicking? >> I will stand up like a human. >> You are going to sit on the curb, but are you going to stop kicking >> like a human being? >> If you kick one more time, All right, hang on. >> Get your feet out to the curb. >> I will curb >> only if it's at your price. >> All right, stay up and relax. >> Get these [ __ ] these cuffs are hurting me. >> Okay, I will check the cuffs. >> Sit up. Do you need an ambulance? >> Do you need an ambulance? I just >> Hang on. Hold on. >> I'm going to >> Hang on. Hold on. >> I'm going to >> I'm going to tighten them so they don't or lock them so they don't get tighter for >> 10 years. But I just don't want them free. >> Stupid ass. Ma'am, are you ready to get into the car? >> Call me in. Do you think I'm ready to get in the car? Why don't you stand me on two? >> You will have to for No. No. No. No. >> First of all, I need Stop. Excuse me. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Put No. Stop it. >> Put my shirt down in front of me. This is not >> I don't give up. >> The woman started raising problems. once more refusing to sit in the car just as everything appeared to have settled down. Now that things had really gotten out of hand, the cops had to employ the wrap. >> Get away from me. >> Get away from me. >> STOP. >> LET GO OF ME. >> STOP. >> LET GO OF ME. >> You're under arrest. >> AND I mother Do it. >> DON'T DO IT. >> GET IN the car. >> GET AWAY FROM ME. >> Hit me. Hit me. HIT ME. >> GET OFF ME. [screaming] GET ME. >> I KNOW THE NEWS IS HERE. THEY CAN see it. >> Step up. >> You will get in the recorded for being a >> step up and get >> I WILL STEP UP. >> [ __ ] ADULT. >> LET ME UP. >> LET ME UP. GET her off. Okay. Get your butt in. >> Get off OF ME. >> GET OFF OF ME. PUT ME ON THE SIDEWALK, YOU STUPID. >> Get your butt in. >> Another one. We got this. Oh, I forgot to get underneath. >> I got I got to pull these. Sorry. >> Got it. >> Yep. >> All right. Hold your legs for me. And I got the rest. [screaming] [screaming] OKAY. >> You pull this up. Don't worry about it. Towards you towards you. You good? >> Yeah. Why not? Um, we're not going to take this. >> Nope. >> 100 days. >> Such a [ __ ] [ __ ] My lawyer will have so much fun. >> Put me in the back. >> Can you roll her? I'll shut up. >> No, I'll I'll get her off. >> HEY, LISTEN. STOP. I WILL GET UP myself and I will get in the back quietly. If you want to keep torturing me, >> I will notate this from my lawyer. >> You might want to get up. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Sit up. >> Sit up. >> Get the [ __ ] away from me. Get Hey, you above my head. Hey, you get them away from me. Get them away from me. Get them away from me. Get them away from me. Please get away from me. >> Wait, sit up. >> GET AWAY FROM ME NOW. YOU HAVE TO STAND ME UP. PLEASE GET >> I'm nowhere near you. >> GET AWAY FROM ME. >> I'm nowhere near you. >> Get him away from me and I will sit up for you. >> You want to grab that side? Somebody grab it and go. You stupid [ __ ] useless piece of [ __ ] >> Oh, wow. You're so strong. Lift it up. >> So sorry. This Karen may be charged with trespassing, disturbing the peace resisting arrest, and perhaps violence on a police officer. For misdemeanors, the maximum penalty is 6 months in prison and penalties. For felonies, the maximum penalty is 5 years in prison. Isn't this a crazy scenario indeed. After the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. Alcohol doesn't cause stupidity. It reveals it. Intoxicated. I'm not married to this woman, but I still want a divorce. This whole video needs to be shown while she's in court. How embarrassing. The lesson is that defying the law and losing control can lead to serious consequences while cooperating with law enforcement helps limit legal trouble. 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. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. On December 17th, 2024, after a young woman who was experiencing voices in her head got into a dispute with her spouse, police were called. I was separating both >> arguing with her is not going to help anyone. >> You want her >> You want her to come in or you want her to come out? >> Russa, >> get in. Get out here. >> You're going to do this outside? >> Yes. >> Okay. Alexis, why don't you come down here with these guys? >> All right. Get down here. >> This is girlfriend. She's here to I'll talk with her. >> Okay. Okay. >> Rosa, I think is the other half. >> Rosa's your sister. >> Yes. >> Okay. We need to talk to her. So, set aside. >> You need to move aside. >> You can go in or you can set aside. >> I'm going to stay here. >> You got to move out of >> Rosa. Come here. >> You have to move out of >> making things much worse. >> Okay. Can you please stay? >> You just had an issue with her, right? So, stay apart from us. >> Rosa, can you step out? He doesn't want us coming in for some reason. Because of all the dogs. >> There's a dog. >> Yes. I don't want her to escape. >> Just Yeah. I'm not opening it. I can see the dog. If you step down here, I can talk to her. >> Rosa. >> Rosa, come here. >> Can we come in and talk to you or do you want to come out here? >> We can come in and talk to you so that nobody has to see what's going >> The youngster would not stop crying when the cops try to interrogate her. >> I think that's better. >> You want me to come in there? >> Let her talk to the officer. Okay. >> All right. So, what's going on? >> Do you have an ID somewhere? Hey, shut up and >> what were you trying to do? >> And I thought it was okay, but I didn't. >> I'm sorry. You need to You need to slow down and start again. What were you trying to open? >> I was trying to break up with her and >> what's your first >> You were trying to break up with her out there. >> Leave until 11. But 11 came around and her grandma didn't come get herself. So I tried calling her grandma but she would let me get >> Okay. How did you guys fight? Were you guys >> Alex was [clears throat] too strong and [laughter] and then he got [crying] out. >> You guys were physically fighting each other? She acknowledged the altercation when questioned about it, but the process of obtaining facts was hampered by her unceasing sobbing. >> How did that So, you guys were arguing with each other and then it became physical. How did that become physical? >> Um, she's 19 and [clears throat] her >> Where were you guys? Were you guys in your bedroom? Were you guys in your room and then what happened? >> You guys were arguing and then what? >> How did it get physical? She slapped me while I was sitting down. She was taking my stuff. >> She slapped you while you were sitting down. Where did she slap you? >> I was starting to break stuff to get the energy out before she went home. >> When did this happen? Just now. >> So, you said you were trying to get her home with her grandma. >> We She slept over it and And then what happened? Come on. >> And then we woke up. >> What? >> You woke up and then what happened? You guys were You guys started arguing cuz you wanted to break up with her >> and then she slapped you. Where did she slap you? >> Your face. >> She slapped you in the face. On which side of your face? >> I don't remember. She slapped me again because I slapped her face. >> So she slapped you twice. herself. >> She was trying to kill herself. When did she Did she say something to you? Why do you How did you come to that conclusion? >> Did she say it to you or >> she was herself? [clears throat] >> She was physically trying to do like harm herself. >> Okay. >> And then you were trying to stop her from it. >> Is that when you guys started getting physical or did she get physical with you before she started trying to do something? >> No, I think it might have been before and after. before and after. >> Okay. Do you have an ID on you? >> Okay. >> After checking on her ex-girlfriend, an officer verified that she had bruises and injuries. >> No, I'm her girlfriend. X. >> Ex-girlfriend. Do you need to see medics? Cuz your face is pretty lumped up. >> It's not going to cost you anything if we call them. >> Sure. >> Sure. Okay. >> Victor want to send the medics for some uh facial injuries. See, secure. We'll start by getting your name >> so I don't have to say hey you right >> here. Let's come over this way. Out of eye shot. You know what I'm saying? Okay. What did this all stem from? >> She didn't answer me. I showed up yesterday because I was worried about her and then I ended up spending >> answer you had like text message calls. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And I showed up and my grandma walked up and she answered the door and she told me to go up and she told me to stay. So I asked to stay the night. >> This was yesterday. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> She [snorts] was acting all strange, telling me how she was possessed and >> Okay. >> taking it out on me. >> What type of stuff was she saying? >> That there's like multiple people in her head and I never know if I'm really talking to her. >> What started the the physical altercation? Cuz one of those people doesn't like me. >> One of the people in her head doesn't like you. >> I can see you got a injury in your hand. No. >> No. She bit me. >> She bit you there. Okay. I can see your face. You got some bruising. Okay. And you got >> She was on me, so I went like that. So, I did do something. Yeah. >> There's nothing wrong with defending yourself, especially if she's on you. Okay. Um, so what I'm going to do is cuz a lot of times just stand like that. Okay. A lot of times if if you don't get the the pictures right away, I mean the pictures actually really don't say it. I can see it. I can see there's a little bit of purple bumping up on the on the lump on your head. So, anytime there's a h head injury like that, we want to make sure you get looked at cuz that's stuff that'll come back and haunt you 3 hours later if you got a concussion. >> After that, the police collated and discussed the data they had collected. >> I got I got her >> thoughts. Okay, she's >> and she's got lumps all over her face. I took photos. >> I got her statements. So, I'm going to have the medics look at her. She's probably need all three of the lumps in this chick's face. Okay. She's claiming that she initiated she slapped her in the face. She can't recall which side of the face, but she slapped her twice. She slapped her once. >> So, I don't know if it's both. >> And both of them would have to go. >> Okay. I'm going to >> see what see what the surge says, but >> yeah. But out here, >> she has actual >> Yeah, she's got lumps on her head. She's got lumps on her head. She's got a scratch here. She says she was bit on the hand. >> Okay. >> You can see the lumps on her head and her face. >> Okay. >> So, >> and did she say it was the brother or did she say it was a girlfriend? She said it was a girlfriend. She said that she has multiple personalities and one of the personalities didn't like her. >> They were arguing back and forth because they're on and off relationship. She >> Yeah. for her lumps on her face and psych. >> Suicidal statements. She tried to kill herself. >> Ultimately, they decided to put the girl under arrest for abusing her former girlfriend. >> Has anybody got pictures? >> All right. Okay, just step down. So, right now you're under arrest for domestic battery. I'm going to need you to turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> And what about her? >> She too will be under arrest. >> She got tiny wrists. What? >> You just pull it. >> Oh, fancy. >> All right. You going to bring this back? >> All right. I'll give her a second. >> Have her step down. >> Yeah, have her step down this way. >> Just step down this way. >> Well, there's a couple of us to make sure she doesn't fall. >> Come on down this way. This Karen was accused of domestic abuse after allegedly punching her spouse during a furious dispute. This situation and the girl's response in the released video received a lot of comments. "That is some of the fakest crying I've ever heard. Crying with no tears must be a thing with these toddlers," Seh. And they'll be back together next week. This case demonstrates how emotions can impair judgment, but the evidence ultimately decides the decision and violence always has legal repercussions. What a stubborn Karen. If you enjoyed this, please subscribe to Lawframe for more articles. Keep an eye out because the next Karen will react even more fiercely. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put the phone down. Put the phone down. >> Put the phone down. >> On January 23rd, 2025, a car with a long expired registration was stopped by the police. The woman behind the wheel failed to produce any identification when requested. >> See this with the Monroe County Sheriff's Office. Okay. Uh reason why I'm stopping you today is because of the registration. It says it's expired in 2023. >> Yeah. Uh the owner of the car says he's getting it transferred over from California. So we just moved here um probably about a month ago. >> Gotcha. Okay. So is this your car? >> No, this is his car. I'm on the phone with >> It's his car. >> I just let him know what was going on here. >> Okay. Can I see driver's license? >> I got my ID. I have um the D6 form I forgot to pick up when I went to the driver's license office or >> So you don't have a driver's license? >> Um they told me I had it, but when I paid for it, but they didn't give me a new ID because it >> So, do you have a driver's license or you don't? >> They gave me a paper that I was supposed to carry around with me, but I don't carry the paper. >> Okay. But what I'm trying to say is, do you have a driver's license? You don't know? >> Okay. Have you been pulled over before? >> No. >> No. Okay. Give me one second. Although it took some time for her to comply, the officer ordered her to exit the car as soon as he reported the incident to his supervisor. >> Yeah, [snorts] I ran the tag and it's got a expired tag since like last year, 2023. Well, that's why. Suspended indefinitely. Failed to pay child support. She was issued a warning by George Zachary. What? This was in 2019. That's why. >> I guess not then. >> Traffic warning for expired temp tag. >> Yeah. Well, >> I take it she knows she's not supposed to be driving. >> She said she was supposed to go pick up her driver's license the some other day or some [ __ ] like that, which I doubt because she's been she has an ID card with two suspensions. One for child delinquency. >> Yeah, I'm probably going to take her. Hey, I'll be good. I'm just going to give her a notice to here. Okay. >> Thank you, bro. All right. Uh, do you want to come on out with me? >> No, I'm staying in my vehicle. >> Uh, well, I'm asking you right now to step out. >> Um, I know my legal rights and I'm going to stay in my vehicle. I don't >> um right now I'm giving you a lawful command to please step out of the vehicle. If if you disobey my orders, you will you will be taken to jail. >> Why would >> Because you're refusing to comply. >> Um I'm out of my safety and stay right here. >> So, are you refusing to exit the vehicle? >> I would like to talk to your supervisor. >> Are you refusing to exit the vehicle? >> I can talk to your supervisor. >> You're speaking to me right now. >> If I could talk to your supervisor, then that would be great. >> Okay. Well, okay. Perfect. She resisted the police's attempts to arrest her, making it challenging for them to transport her to the patrol car. My husband told me it was okay to get out. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back, >> sir. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put the phone down. Put the phone down. >> Put the phone down. >> Um, I need to call my attorney. >> Stop. Stop reaching for the phone. I'm not disrespecting you. >> My husband's with my kids and I need to talk to my kids. >> Okay, we will get >> You guys are scaring me. Stop tensing up. Stop tensing up on me. >> I I just been raped not long ago and you're scaring me. >> Ma'am, stop. We're on the side of the road. Stop. >> You're scaring me. >> I'm just holding on to you. That is it. Ma'am, relax. Do you need >> You're scaring me. You're really scaring me. >> I'm going to roll an ambulance. >> Just give me two seconds. You're scaring me. Just like when you asked me to get out the car. I just need two seconds. >> We're going to walk to the back of my car. >> I need to grab my phone, please. >> You can't hold on to your stuff. >> Yes, I can. >> Ma'am, stop. I don't 13. Can you roll? Medication reference panic attack. >> I need to get my backpack over. >> We will get that. I will get that stuff for you. >> You're scaring me. Can I just go in? Can I go in without you touching me, please? >> I'm not going to touch you. >> I'm not going to touch you cuz it seems like you don't have anything on you. >> No, I just [ __ ] I've been right on you. She persisted in disputing with the officers after getting inside the car. >> So, this is what's going to happen. I was only going to issue you a court date and I was going to give you a ride to the city. >> I just needed I told you to step out to the vehicle >> and I needed time. I know you don't know about PTSD. I just need >> It doesn't matter. When I tell you to step out of the vehicle, you got to you got to listen to my commands. >> But I also need a second for myself. It wasn't trying to be disrespectful. >> It doesn't work like that. I don't go on your time. You go with what I tell you to. And I I told you multiple times, please step out of the vehicle. I was not going to even place you under arrest. Yes, you are driving with an ID card and your driver's license was cancelled last year. >> That's what my husband said. I just left the hospital. Look, >> okay. >> And I just want So, this is what we're dealing with. >> I just want to get home to my kids. This is what I was trying to do. >> Perfect. I told you multiple times, please step out of the vehicle. And you refused to. So, now you will be having an additional charge of resisting without violence. >> But I'm not resisting. You just need to give me a second. It doesn't work like that. When I ask you to do something, you do it. So, it doesn't go like that. I'm going to have an ambulance come check you out before we start going. Okay. >> Where does my car somebody get my car? >> It's going to get towed. >> The vehicle is going to get towed. >> Can I get my backpack in it? >> I will go ahead and get that stuff ready for you. >> You want your phone and keys to go with you? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. >> She declined to answer questions from the police. >> Hey, do you still want uh the ambulance in route to come check you out? I mean, I I don't I just >> You were having a panic attack. >> You're freaking me out. You understand that? I was not long ago. >> I know, but I've been I've been respectful to you. >> I don't know what you're going to do to me. >> Okay. Well, now you're now you're placed under arrest. So, do you want to see an ambulance? It's still coming. Do you want to see it? >> I would like to get my backpack. >> Okay. We will I will get that going for you, but would you still like >> You don't need an ambulance to call my husband. >> Do you don't want to see medical attention? That's what I'm asking. She kept complaining while in the car, claiming that she had done nothing wrong. >> It was simple as just listen to my instructions. You were going to get a pork order and you were going to be >> and all I needed was a second to get myself together. >> No, it doesn't work that way. >> I know it doesn't work for you that way. >> No, it doesn't work. >> No, but it it does. >> I s you can't ask somebody to kill themselves. Do you understand? If I had a panic if I had a panic attack and died, who would have been in charge? >> I didn't ask you. >> You told me to get out and I needed a second for that. Yes. You said I am not stepping out of the vehicle. I am requesting a supervisor [snorts] >> cuz I don't feel safe. >> Okay. >> So your supervisor could have came out probably >> and that was going to happen >> and they could have spoken to me a little bit better. >> You know what my supervisor would have done? We would have the vehicle. >> I you know I would think he would sit there and talk to me and say, "Ma'am, you know what? You're probably safe." But you see, after you asked me to step out the vehicle and you walked away, I was able to get out because you were so close to me. >> I didn't like I know you may not understand, but being life isn't fun. Okay. So, having a male that close to me puts me in a panic attack. >> So, [snorts] I know you don't care about people's health. >> And they request you to do something explicitly when they >> And when it's and when it is jeopardy to my health, I have the right to protect myself and my health. >> Okay. [snorts] >> I'm a true and firm believer about that. If I knew a lady was going to get out the car and she could have killed over, I would have talked to her through the through the car. There was no reason to take me out the vehicle. >> There is because I wanted you to sign your court order. That >> And is that something you couldn't bring to me, officer? >> It's not to be disrespectful. It's just I think when you were going to >> No, when you approach people, you could be nicer about it. You don't have to be. So >> I said, "Ma'am, can you please [snorts] step out of the vehicle?" >> Yeah. And that makes people feel unsafe, unfortunately. >> Next time say, "Ma'am, you know, I need you out the vehicle to do this instead of just get out the vehicle." And you see cop videos of people getting slammed and hurt and raped against their own [ __ ] cars. >> Ma'am, there's a there's a video going at my car. >> Cool. And I know police officers that have done it, sir. So, and it's no disrespect to you or even the the police officer force. It's there are bad people in there and you got to agree to it because you know that there is. How am I supposed to know if you're good or not? The person I thought was good did it to me. I literally just got off a phone with my sergeant and I [snorts] said I'll be just going to have her step out of the vehicle. Sign the citation >> and you could easily talk to that way and said, "Get out the vehicle. Get out the vehicle." >> Get out of the vehicle. I said, "Ma'am, I need you to step out of the vehicle." >> So maybe next time if you just want a better approach, let somebody know why they're getting out the vehicle. Back up. >> The thing is that I don't explain myself like that. I can ask for a request and then what? We're out of >> No, but what makes what makes you more superior to do that? If I told you, sir, get out the vehicle so I could hurt you, would you do it? I'm sorry. >> If somebody was to ask you, hey, get out of your vehicle, would you do it? >> If a law enforcement officer >> No, I'm not talking about law enforcement. We're talking about you're the same person as I am. Yes. You're a human being. >> Yes. And right now, I'm in the capacity of a law enforcement officer. >> Okay. And in that same capacity, we have our legal rights. >> You I have a marked patrol >> and I have my legal rights to not do so. Right. If justified. No. >> Yes. Listen, but I my husband my husband does a lot of stuff like that. >> Okay. Well, there's [snorts] >> So, my legal right was if I felt unsafe or to do something was to call for a supervisor, which is what I asked you to do. >> That was my legal right. >> Well, there's case law. You should read into it. Maybe [snorts] uh when law enforcement to step out of the vehicle, that's within within uh our legal right. >> Yes. And he tell me why to step out the vehicle. You weren't you didn't do that. I said, "Man, I thought you >> But you never told me why. >> I don't know. >> That doesn't even make sense to me." >> So, if I decide to put on a little badge or do something, I mean, don't get me wrong, y'all help and protect a lot, but y'all can't take that out of your whim to, you know, do things that are just incorrect. >> I've been fair with you since I stopped you up until now. Like, was I not respect? Well, you could have and did I not come out the vehicle? >> Were we not engaged in any >> Actually, you just you just asked me a few questions. So, no, it wasn't a huge conversation. It was just simple thing. >> Okay. Exactly. But was I not respectful to you that was >> Yes. And I was trying to, too. Which is exactly what I got out of the vehicle once you walked away. I did not feel safe when I was going to open the door. There was going to be a man there. Does that make sense to you? I don't know how you would think that's safe. That would be just like a stranger, which you are, at my vehicle telling me to get out the car. >> That is how PTSD people view it. I just needed the human curio curiosity of [ __ ] sitting there and being delay and understanding that I can't do things in an instant. There's some people that don't function that way. Well, the whole point is I know I'm not a freaking criminal and yet I'm still sitting here in the back. This Karen was officially accused of one count of obstructing an officer without using force and one count of operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license. Following the video's online release, various people left comments with their opinions. She sure is mouthy for someone who is scared. Her panic attack ends abruptly. To argue and complain continuously, "Why is this cop arguing with her? Never argue with an idiot. You can't win." 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