from an unhinged daughter assaults her mother, battles police, and completely loses it. Got that wrist. She's about to start fighting >> to a mother tries to battle the police after holding her family against their will. >> Okay, >> get out the >> You're going to go to the ground and we're going to cuff you. It's amazing how some Karens ignore common sense and act like the rules don't apply to them. But when the police step in, reality hits hard. At Law Frame, we reveal what happens when Ego [music] meets the badge. Let's find out. And police teach ignorant Karen's unforgettable lesson. Starting with the first incident. Get that. She's about to start finding me. >> On September 6th, 2025 officers were called to a home for a domestic conflict. >> What? >> Help me. My daughter, she's she ME ON THE FLOOR. She kicked IN MY DOOR. HELP ME, PLEASE. >> Help me. officer. A black car on the black. >> The police roll up on a tense domestic call, ready to untangle a heated household dispute before things get any worse. >> Hey, >> back up. >> Chill out. >> Back up. Close my door. Don't make us taste. >> Don't. >> You don't want to get taste for this. >> Close my door. Back up. Back up. Close my door. >> What's going on? >> Let's get out. >> Come on. Get out. Come on. Stop. >> Stop. Get out. It's going to You're going to make it worse. >> Get out. >> You're going to make it worse. >> Get out. Move. >> You're Get out of the car. We're going to talk about this. >> What are we going to talk about? >> What happened inside? >> Nothing. >> Get out of the car. We'll talk about >> Get out of my car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of my car. >> Get out of the car. We'll talk. >> Get out of my car. >> Get out of the car. We'll talk. >> Get out of my car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of my car. >> Get out of my car. >> Why do you want to make this worse? >> Get out of my car. >> Why do you want to make this worse? >> Get out. Back up. >> Why do you want to make this worse? >> I'm just going to leave. >> No, you're not. >> Back up. >> Not right now till we figure stuff out. >> Back up. >> Oh, wow. >> Get out of my car. Get out of my car. >> What's going on? >> Don't touch me. >> What's going on? >> Don't touch me. Don't me. >> What's going on? >> Don't me. >> Hey, go to the other side. Make sure she doesn't start in this car. >> The officers learn a daughter just assaulted her own mother with the victim pointing her out. The deputies marched straight over to corner the suspect. >> Fingers open the door. >> Get off of me. Get off. >> Get out. >> Get off. >> Get out. Get out. Seriously, >> get off. Get out of the car. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OFF of me. >> Get out of the car. >> Get off of me. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out. >> Get off of me. >> Can you hit the gear real quick? >> Thank you. What is wrong? >> All right, now we're not playing. >> Get out of the car. >> Got gloves. >> Yeah. You want gloves? >> Wrist lock. >> You want to put gloves? >> Yeah. >> It's over there. I got gloves on. Wrist lock it. All right. Hold that forearm. How to get out of the car? >> Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Got that wrist. She's about to start fighting me. >> Take it down. >> All right. Get on the ground. >> Oh, I got to take it my way. My way. My way. Chill out. Chill. Chill. Chill out. One second. One sec. We have the ambulance. The ambulance is right here. >> She locks herself inside a vehicle and flat out ignores direct orders to exit. The deputies lose patience. Pop the door and slide the cuffs on. >> Stop. What's going on? >> I need water. >> Okay. Well, tell me. >> Get me water. Get me water right now. >> No. No. Jesus. What's going on? Give me water. What's going on? I need water and I'll talk. What's going on? Get me water. >> You need You need to come in. >> Get me water. >> You need to come in. >> Get me some [ __ ] right now. I swear to God. >> Stop. >> You better get me some water. You better >> get me some water. >> Just stop. Hey, don't do that. Don't do that. Okay, >> listen. Just >> you're going to Hey, what's your name? Move your right now. Stop. [snorts] >> Just What's your name? >> I'm not telling you my name. >> Well, what can I call you for? >> No, nothing. >> Okay. >> No, shut up. >> Well, just Here's the deal. >> Give me some water right now. >> Get me SOME WATER. >> GET ME SOME WATER >> RIGHT NOW. Get your hands off of me. No. >> Stop. Hey, just chill out. Got EMS coming. They're going to get you. >> Get me the water. >> EMS is going to get you some water. Okay. >> So, for now, I just want to just have a conversation with you. All right. What's your name? >> Don't I'm not telling you my name. >> Is it Gloria? >> No. >> Okay. >> SURE. >> YES. DON'T TALK TO ME. >> Don't talk to me. >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> Don't talk to me. You don't talk to me either. Do you hear me? >> No. I'll talk to you if I want to. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> You will. >> Do it. >> No, I'm talking to you right now. >> Do it. >> Do what? >> Um, >> shut the shut up. >> I need to talk to you. What happened here? >> Shut the >> What's going on? >> You want to call her? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Whatever you feel right. Um, she lives here. So, stay. >> I'm not talking to you. So I can call the property. >> Shut the up. >> Better shut up. What are you going to do? What are you going to do? Tell me. >> Charge her with disorder. >> No, you're not. >> Yeah, I can. >> No, you you can, but you're not. >> Do it. >> I will. >> Okay, good. >> Great. >> Great. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Okay, cool. I can also >> shut the water. >> Yeah, let go of me and let me drink my water. No, >> I'm not letting you go. >> We can give it to you. Yeah, you better give me some water. That's right. Serve me. >> Yeah. No, I want her to do it. Give it to her. Give it to >> You're either going to get that water from him right now or you're not getting any water. >> Oh, really? >> So, let me know when you change your mind, right? >> I'm here for whenever you change your mind. >> Hey, what happened to your finger? >> Shut the [ __ ] with you. Stop that. >> She's fine. I got her. >> Yeah. Stop. >> You stop. >> [ __ ] you up. >> [ __ ] you up. >> You've been drinking today? >> Yeah, I have. [ __ ] what have you been? >> What you been drinking? >> None of your damn business, [ __ ] >> Anything you recommend? >> Don't do that. >> Don't do that. >> Don't do that. >> I got her. I got her. >> I got her. [ __ ] >> So, we do that again. >> Get her up in a car. We need to get her in a car. >> Give me some water. >> Still got me. Come on. >> No. No. >> Get me in a car. >> Stop that. Stop that. >> Stop. Pick my officer again and I'm going to charge you with it. Okay. >> It's called simple battery on a law enforcement officer. Stop it. When they pull her up to her feet for questioning, she goes completely wild. She thrashes around and fights the uniforms with aggressive resistance. >> Get me some water first. No, >> you can get up. And you can get in the car. >> Get up. >> Okay. We need somebody on the other side to pull her from the inside. >> You got it. >> You guys got anything? >> Yep. I got her head. I'm supporting. >> One, two, three. >> All right, let's just go to the ground. Let's go to the ground with her. Let's go to the ground. >> All right. >> [ __ ] just leave her like this. Let her calm down. We'll try again. >> Then stop kicking my officer. >> Do you want medical help or not? >> That's what we're trying to do for you. >> Okay. >> Stop kicking my body. >> Give me some water. >> We're past that. You're not getting water right now. >> Oh, really? >> Yep. >> Okay. Give me some water. >> Nope. >> I can't do it. >> Oh, you can't take it. Why can't you take it from this officer? >> No. >> I want you. >> I want you or >> I come over there. I'll be interfering with a with an investigation. >> Okay, babe. >> Give [snorts] me some water. >> Calm down. You get the water. >> All right, I'm calm. Give me some water. >> I'll be the decision maker on that. >> Getting water right now. Don't talk to the police like that. >> Sit up more. Okay. >> Go ahead. >> Sit up. I'm right here. You don't talk to the Oh, really? >> Back up. Back up. >> Back up. >> Hey, sit up. Is >> her name Gloria? >> Yeah. I've got her. Gloria, can we get you up and set you right here? >> That way you're off the concrete. >> No. >> Please. No. Come on. >> No. I gave you all the good drugs. Mm- >> No. Ready, please. >> No. Uh-uh. >> No. Will you do it if I got help you up there? >> I'll do if you give me water. >> Okay. >> Well, that's up to them. Can I get water? >> If you get up here, we'll give you water. Okay. >> Yeah. Get up there and you'll listen to them. >> Come on. Do you need some help? >> No. >> Can I help you? >> No. I'm waiting for her to give me water. >> Oh, she wants water first. >> Water. >> No. >> She wants me to serve me. >> Serve me. I have five. >> All right, we don't have to get down here now. >> All right, get on there. >> Come on. >> So, now that I have your I have your water. >> Unless you get on there, you're not getting anymore. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, you gave me water, >> you [ __ ] How did it feel? >> How did it feel? >> I was going to see the first. >> That's what I thought. Back up. >> Yeah. She fights the squad car so hard that the officers have to change tactics. They strap her to a stretcher for a hospital psych check before she ever sees a jail cell. Everybody has an opinion, and the people who left comments below this video are no different. What a nasty, despicable, and evil creature. She needs to be arrested for those horrendous eel sashes as well. Her bossy attitude is so gross and disgusting. Those cops need to tase her and put her in jail. The bystanders were clearly fed up, but did their intervention actually make it worse? I want to hear your logic below. This Karen was taken into custody and charged with violence for striking her mother. Battery on law enforcement authorities for acting aggressively toward them throughout the arrest procedure and resisting arrest for refusing to comply with officers and actively resisting during the contact. The lesson is that violence and resisting arrest only make a bad situation worse and can lead to additional criminal charges. If you enjoyed this, please subscribe to Law Frame for more articles. We'll move on to the next scenario right away so as not to keep everyone waiting too long. >> What was that drink in my master? It was a n one of them 99 clubs. But please sir, please listen to me. Our sons go to school. >> On May 2nd, 2025, a reckless mother was pulled over in a McDonald's parking lot after someone complained that she was driving while intoxicated and had children in the vehicle. >> The reason I'm kind of in the area is somebody called me. They were concerned about your well-being and the child's wellbeing. Okay. >> Okay. And the the reason was is because uh they thought you might have alcohol in your system letting you be drinking. >> Well, let's just erase that because I have to get home. I have to go get my son at home >> and let's just ignore that. I might have I might have had a drink earlier. >> Okay. >> But we don't have to worry about it all being there. Please don't do this. >> Don't do making sure that you're okay to drive the vehicle. >> I I definitely Do you want to >> Well, I want to make sure that you're okay to drive. I'm not worried about anything else. I'm worried about I'm >> Please, you just need to follow me home. Whatever's went on, I'm not sure. >> Okay. Well, >> but I know you had pulled me over once before for a ticket and yes, I did have a shot way earlier. >> Okay. >> Today I did. Okay. And I know that it smells a little strong. >> I can smell it a little bit. Yeah. >> Um >> what was that drink in my mask? >> It was a n one of them 99. A citizen tip off brings the flashing lights right into a McDonald's parking lot, trapping a heavily impaired mother before she can hit the main road. >> Please listen to me. Our sons go to school together. >> I I'm not I'm not I'm not trying to do anything bad. Hey, listen. >> No, I know. When it escalates into the next thing, I don't know if it's this lady over here that did it or >> I don't I don't know who it was. It was an anonymous call and that I'm telling you the truth. >> I don't know why somebody would have done that, but >> but they described your car to a te and they had described >> a female and some kids in the back seat. Okay. >> Well, they're okay. I promise. >> Um, >> could you just follow me at home, officer, to make sure that I'm okay? >> I I got to do an investigation. Okay. This is just a consensual. >> Please don't do a full, >> okay? >> Because I can't go there. Listen. Is there anybody that could come and pick up the kids or come and drive you because I >> Yeah. >> So, cuz here's the thing. >> My mom would have to come from Thompsonville. >> So, well, here's the thing. You've been mentioning that you had you had How long ago was that drink? >> It's been a >> You can roll that back window up. I don't want baby to get wet. Okay. >> I'm I'm sorry. It's just that you really >> Sorry. I've been going through a little hard time. Please don't bring anybody, y'all. So, I'm enormous. Please. 274. >> I want to make sure everything is okay. All right. So, can I please see your driver's license real quick? Ma'am, >> I don't even have it on me. >> Okay. >> Because guess what? I do have one if you run it. But I I have lost my ID. >> That's okay. We can figure that out. >> Yeah, I've got this that says my name on it, but I mean that's the only thing. >> Okay. So, just hang tight for a second. I'm going to run your name. Come back and we'll talk to you and we'll go from there. Okay. Take roll your window up just so you don't >> promise that nobody's going to come over here and just start handcuffing me and stuff. >> Hey, this is my call. I run it the way I'm going to run it. Okay. So, just roll your window up, make sure everything's nice and dry right back with you. Okay. >> My concern is even though >> you said it was just one shot is what you're saying. Okay. Um >> I I mean I'd be okay. I don't know really who called in with the concern thing. I know here's what happened earlier also. My mom and me had been out. She had taken me to the doctor >> and she had actually left the seat of one of my sons, both of them, in her car. So, I had to get the wet one that was outside. Of course, we had left it outside >> to put this little guy in just to go. >> These are your kiddos. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> All right. When was that drink, though? How long ago was that? >> Well, I tell you what, I threw up and I had it >> and I I stood up right in here. >> Okay. So that's why it probably smells so >> or I mean depending on what type of alcohol it was, but I can't. >> It was one of those 99 shots and that's why you can smell it because there's actually liquid right here in my >> um how come you ask me not to give you a a breathalyzer or a PV? >> Just because I don't want any kind of trouble. >> Okay. >> I feel like we could get through this without that. I've learned my lesson before and I don't know why now that I'm >> but but here's where we're at right now. Okay. >> Realizing she is completely busted, she goes into panic mode. She literally begs the officer to look the other way and just drive off with her. >> Um based upon the conversation you and I have had, um I I can't let you drive away from here with the kids. Okay. >> So, if I did call my mom, could we maybe be okay? So the big thing is the kiddos cuz if you are under the influence of alcohol um >> you're endangering these children's lives. Okay. That's my concern. >> I totally That's my concern with that. >> Okay. Um so >> is there a way that we can call my mom? >> Um let's do this first before we do anything else. Okay. Um I will ask if you will get a it's it's called a portable breath test. And basically >> what you're going to do then if if it's over the limit. >> Well that that's not admissible in court. That's just the preliminary. That's all that is. And then I'm going to ask >> I'm not going to be able to take a breathalyzer. >> Why? >> Because I feel like it would go over it because I had had that shot. >> If it was one shot, you shouldn't be over. >> It's a 99 100% proof. One of those shots. >> Okay. So, >> and it's been a while, but I just >> I'm not I'm not trying to make I'm not trying to ruin anything, okay? I'm trying to make sure that babies are okay. >> I just can we then can we call my mom and have her come get them and me and then take us to where I need to go with the car. >> Okay. But >> what I did previous, >> but what we where we're at though because you were on the roadway driving with your kids. Okay. That's dangerous. I know that and I've learned my lesson before. Please understand that sometimes people just make mistakes. >> Just come out and talk to me for a second. Okay. Let's let let's let the kid stay in the car. Let them stay. >> Please don't just come. >> Hi. >> Just come out and talk to me. Okay. >> Okay. >> Just come out and talk to me. Okay. >> Would you want to give any type of standardized adult sobriety testing? >> Yeah, I'll do a I mean, I don't know if my balance is that good right now cuz I'm >> All right. and not the drinking, but just because I've got an ear infection and I've had >> a lot or I've had >> vertigo for a while. >> So, we'll do those testing, but would you want to give a breath? It's a portable breath test. >> Well, what does that mean? If I was to go over, >> if you were to go over, then we would just continue this investigation. Okay, that's all. >> So, it would be a DUI. >> Not Not from that alone. No, that would not be >> okay. because I mean I don't know how something's going to just set in my system. >> Well, the longer we talk, the more it deserate. But listen, >> okay, I just want to cooperate 100%. I appreciate that. >> I trust you if you're telling me that I just can't lose things [crying] that I have right now. I >> Hey, listen to me. >> Understand? Listen, >> where we're at now, I can't arrest you for DUI just because you said you've had the alcoholic beverage. You've been driving this far off. So, >> um I I can't make you do anything. I want to do I want to cooperate. Whatever it is that I need to do to cooperate to get out of here and go home. >> Okay. So, >> if you want to do those standardized field spray testing, we we will do those. Okay. >> And then I'll ask you if you want to give a a breath test. If you want to do that, you can. You don't have to, but it's completely up to you. Okay. >> But now, would that not be cooperating? >> Okay. I don't know how that I can't make you do that. >> No, I I I just want to cooperate to where I can end up going home. >> Sure. Um >> because I've got four children. >> I understand that. >> And I don't put them in danger. >> Here's what we're going to do though. These these amazing officers here, they're going to stand by with children. Okay. Just so kiddos are okay. They're going to talk to them. You and I mean, we're going to go on the backside to where people aren't driving by and we're amazing. >> So, you're not going to go arrest me in the back, are you? >> No. Hey, I'm not Hey, I'm being 100% honest with you, okay? >> I'm going asking because >> you can stop. All right. So, the next thing I want to ask you is if you want to give a breath sample real quick. Okay. >> Well, what would that matter? >> Whether I was going to jail or not. >> No, that >> I mean, I don't know how much >> is going to be in my system with that shot. >> Okay. So, like I said, I can't sway you either way. Yes or no. I'm just asking if you want to give that prelim preliminary breath test. Okay. >> I don't >> you don't want to give that. Okay. >> No. But what's that going to mean? I'm asking you I want to cooperate. >> You are cooperating. All right. So, >> okay. >> What I'm seeing is you are under the influence. Okay. There's there's there's there's plenty of clues that are showing that you are under the influence. When the deputies order her out of the driver's seat, the stalling tactics begin. She pulls every excuse in the book to delay the inevitable test. >> So, what's going to happen is I'm placing you under arrest for DUI. Okay? We're going to call and we're going to have someone come pick kids up. Okay? So, I'm not going to put you in handcuffs in front of your kiddos. Okay? We're not going to do that. So, I want you to come over here to the side of my car. We're going to open the door and put handcuffs on you. >> Okay? But can I first call my mom to let her know? >> We're going to go up here first and we're going to make that phone call. Okay. But how am I going to get my kids to where they need to go? >> We'll take care of it. Okay. >> Well, now wait a minute. I can't just let you just take my kids. >> Listen. >> No, you can. But I mean, I want to know what's Listen to me. I'm trying to be polite with you. Please step over to my car. Okay. So, we're not making a scene with you. Okay. So, walk this way for me. >> Is any alcohol in your car? >> There's a couple of bottles that I had from last night. It's not bottles. It's like a can that I had had from >> Are any of them open? Um, there's they're not anything in there. Okay. So, they're >> real quick. Anything on your person that's going to hurt me, poke me, stick me? >> No. >> Okay. All right. So, I'm going to go ahead and place your hands. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Am I going to be able to make sure my kids are taken care of? >> We will make sure the kiddos are taken care of. Okay. We're not going to make >> I've never had this out. >> We're not going to make leave kiddos out here. >> I mean, I've got my other son. He's out there waiting on me. >> How old is he? >> He's 15. >> He's 15. Okay. play au ball and oh god >> you know like I said nothing in your pockets that's going to hurt me poke me stick me >> no that I know of I mean I never have anything >> just let the sh make sure you got nothing there okay >> am I going to be able to call my mom and let her know that >> we'll make sure kiddos are okay have a seat >> what are you going to do with them >> have a seat we'll take care of it No, I just want you to communicate with me about it, please. >> I'll come back and talk to you. >> She draws a hard line and flat out refuses to blow into the tube. The officers cut the talking short, click the steel cuffs on, and lock her down. Given the bizarre circumstances, the remarks made following the video's distribution are equally significant. The endless negotiation is just ridiculous. Enabling this woman needs to stop. Damn girl, just shut the hell up. Everyone has a breaking point. Was the witness's reaction a sign of the times? Or was it just plain rude? Share your take. This Karen was detained and charged with many DUI related charges, including aggravated DUI, child endangerment, and unlawfully restraining a kid inside the car after allegedly driving while intoxicated and endangering the youngster safety. The lesson is that driving under the influence with children in the vehicle puts lives at risk and can result in severe charges. This Karen is very obstinate, isn't she? For more stuff, subscribe to Law Frame if you like this. The next Karen will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. >> You okay? >> You're going to go to the ground and we're going to cuff you. Yes. >> On April 26th, 2026, reports of a lady savagely beating her family prompted police to respond to a home in Illinois. >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? Stop. >> Yeah. >> Stop. >> Leave me alone. >> Yeah. >> All right. All right. All right. Let go of her. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Just relax. Relax. Relax. >> We don't want We don't want nothing to happen here. Okay. So, just relax. OKAY. >> GO AWAY. >> What are you doing? Why are you doing this? wanted. >> Hey, we don't need to BE DOING >> GET OUT OF MY HOUSE. >> HEY, we don't need to be doing none of this today. OKAY. >> GET OUT of my house. >> Okay. Well, there's an issue here. Okay. So, we need to figure out what's going on. >> Get out of my house. >> There was two people. Okay. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Okay. Is there any light in here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. Can I >> Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. You let her go. Let her go. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. Hold on. It's okay. Ma'am, are you okay? >> No. >> What's he attacked me? >> He attacked you. Don't you tell Why don't you tell me what's going on? >> He attacked me. >> Are you okay? >> Here. Why don't you come this way? >> I'm coming. >> You come this way. >> Come over here. >> I can't do it. >> I don't want you to get hurt. So, why don't you come this way? >> Get out my house. >> I can't. >> Get out my house. >> I'm going to cuff her. Okay, you got 2 seconds. We're going to cuff you. Okay. >> Get out of the You're going to go to the ground and we're going to cuff you. >> The police rush to an Illinois residence after a woman goes completely berserk, violently turning on her own relatives inside the home. >> You have two seconds to move. One, >> two, cover. Take it down. Mark one female. >> Uh, we Is there any light in here? >> Over there. >> I need my phone. >> I need my phone. >> Okay, it's right there. But we need to talk to you right now. So, you're not going to get your phone right now. Okay. >> All right. Who [clears throat] called? >> You call. Dad. >> How did she assault you? He stack. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey. Just sit down. Just sit down and relax. I just need you to just breathe and relax. Okay. There's a lot of >> my hand. >> I can't do that right now. Okay. Nope. Nope. I just need you to sit down. Nope. I just need you to sit down and relax. Okay. >> I just need you to sit down and relax. >> Okay. Just breathe. Ma'am. Ma'am. Just breathe. We're here to help you guys. >> Okay. I just need you to breathe and relax. Uh, not >> I just need >> I just need you to breathe. >> I'm just keeping her from spinning around. >> Just Just breathe. Okay, just relax. Okay. >> What are you doing? No, don't do that. >> Stop. Stop doing that. >> Stop doing that. You >> don't do that. Please, ma'am. We just want to help you, okay? So, just sit right here. >> Sit right here and relax. Okay. >> Just relax. Just >> I just need you to relax. Okay. There's some pants. >> Pants. >> Going up. >> Pants. I got it. Going up or no? >> No. No. No. Pants. >> Yeah. >> YOU HURT ME LOT. >> DAD. Try to hurry up. Okay. Let's get some pants. >> You hurt me. >> Okay. You're done. You're done. You're done. >> It didn't hit her. You're done. >> Yeah. You're going to stay just like that. [laughter] Nope. You're dead. [crying] >> We tried being nice, but you're going to say just like that. >> It hurts. It hurts. IT'S HOT. >> YOU'RE GOING TO SAY JUST LIKE THAT. >> Leave me alone. >> She transport. >> I got you. >> Yeah. Well, listen. We try being nice. We did try. >> The suspect stays completely aggressive and refuses to follow a single command. The deputies lose patience and move in to force her into handcuffs. >> We got pants. What are we waiting on with pants? Let's make that happen. >> You my arm. You my arm. Leave me my my hand. [laughter] [screaming] >> I can push her forward. I mean, and do it like that. >> Pull out. >> What' you say? >> Leave me alone. >> You can pull out her legs from her and then >> Okay, that's I'll stay right here. You got it. Go ahead. >> LISTEN, >> WE'RE GOING TO attempt to give you a chance to stand up and walk out. Okay? You've seen how this worked before, okay? When you did the same thing last time, all right, that we carried you out. We would much rather just walk you out. But if you're going to try and fight us and fight, [screaming] WE GOT TO BE LIKE ALL RIGHT. He asked me that. >> As soon as as soon as the sergeant gets here, we're going to we're going to bring you out. As soon as the sergeant gets here, if if you still if you are still resisting us, we will be carrying you out. >> I'm up. When the sergeant When the sergeant just a little bit as soon as the sergeant gets here, we can walk you out. Okay. If you if you choose if you choose to resist, you're going to be carried out. Do you understand? >> Vogan, do you understand? >> I don't understand. Nothing like you. >> Okay. >> I'm going to I'm going to ask this now. Are you going to walk out when the sergeant comes here? >> Yeah. He He's hurting me. Leave me alone. >> He's putting you in this position because you [music] continue. >> You keep bug. You keep pushing against me. I don't want that. You have to stop. >> That's not going to help you. I'ming. >> That's not going to help you. You're still You're still trying to scratch at me. Stop it. >> You scratching me. >> Stop it. >> You hurt me. >> You hurt me. I'm going to sit on you. I know you don't want that. You want me to sit on you? >> Leave me alone. >> Hold on. Hold on. Listen. >> Told you. Listen. My sergeant is now here. Okay. Listen. My sergeant. Hold on. Listen. My sergeant is now here. Okay, we will give you the opportunity to walk out. Okay, >> listen. We will listen. We will stand on Stop talking. >> WE WILL STAND YOU UP >> AND YOU CAN WALK OUT. OKAY. If you resist or anything, we're going to have to carry you. Do you understand? >> Yeah. Okay. 5190. Can I get a sub here? [laughter] [screaming] >> Nope. You got to face the ground now because you want to spit anytime you turn. It's hard to handle. >> Hey, I know. This is one of the paramedics. >> We're going to stand you up and we're going to take you over to the hospital. Okay. >> Make me hands up. >> All right. Can we do that? >> No. No. >> We're just going to stand you up and we're going to walk you down the stairs to the cop. >> No. Hands up. >> Can we do that? >> Hands up. >> PLEASE GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME. >> COME ON. WE GOT to do it. >> She fights the cuffs with extreme aggressive resistance. To protect themselves from her flying saliva, the officers slap a spit hood over her face. >> We're just rolling around. >> No, we're not going to roll. We don't keep her face down. >> Face down. >> Yeah, cuz she the moment she turns, she still. [screaming] >> You got it. Her face is clear. One, two, three. >> We're coming down. Feet first. >> She spit through the spit hood and got some mist about there. >> Yeah. See, she's going to keep trying. >> All right. >> Yeah. You good? I'm letting go. >> Yeah, I'll get >> Yeah, we'll get this flipped over. >> You're going to be my >> Yeah, you're going to be my my blanket person. Okay. >> Thank you. They wrap her in a restraint blanket, strap her to a stretcher, and wheel her to the cruiser. It's true that this is a crazy scenario. After the video was shared, let's look at the comments made by viewers. She sure loves the word [ __ ] you. She said it at least 30 times. What a horrible woman. Her voice alone is scary. What a potty mouth. The only clear English word she knows is swearing lovely. The tension was through the roof. Most people would have stayed silent. Are you the type to speak up or keep walking? Be honest in the comments. This Karen was taken into custody and charged with battery on a law enforcement officer for acting physically aggressively toward officers during the incident, domestic battery for the assault that prompted the police response, and resisting arrest for defying their legitimate orders and struggling during the arrest procedure. The lesson is that violence and resisting police only escalate the situation and lead to more serious legal consequences. Already this Karen is a complete disaster. Please subscribe to Law Frame to follow more cases similar to this one. What about the next one? Then let's continue to observe >> out of jail. >> It's at the laundromat. >> They had to put it on the charger for me. It's a >> on August 19th, 2024, after being caught trespassing at a laundry, the lady fled from the police. >> You know, you're not supposed to be at either one of the laundry mats. Why don't you go to one of Nakomas? >> There's none in Nomas. >> There's none in Ncomomas. What about South Venice? >> You can't You can't possibly tell me. >> There's one. And >> Right. You can't possibly >> They do it for you. So, it's more expensive. >> Okay. You can't possibly tell me that these two are the only It's the only selfervice, >> right? This is on you. You got yourself trespassing. >> I know. Okay, so let's Am I going to jail? Let's go. >> I do. >> Like, >> come on. >> I like I literally sn I was just seeing >> I No, you took off running when you saw me. >> I know. I was saying I saw you running the whole time. I was just seeing if my clothes were dry enough for me to pull them out. Like literally, I was at Circle K the whole time. They did it for >> Why don't you have somebody do it for you and start going in there? >> Right. I wish I could. Like I should I like I have no help at all whatsoever with anything. Like I'm out here by myself doing the [ __ ] >> Where's your ID? Do you have an ID on you? >> It's in my backpack. Uh, >> pay attention. Okay, we're talking. >> A simple trespassing call turns into a foot chase as the suspect hits the pavement to outrun the arriving badges. >> And then I should and they do this to me at the apartments and I'm like, "No, [ __ ] y'all." Like, and I run away cuz they're like, "This is a trap room and I get busted." No, I know. >> Uh the ones on the corner right there. Um and I got trespassed on my birthday right after I got out of the disability facility >> from there. >> Yeah. Waiting for my ride to pick me up. I got trespassed >> on my birthday. >> I had a wheelchair. >> Why did you get trespassed? >> Why are you getting trespassed from all these places? Is there something that >> I don't know? Right. That's what I'm saying. >> Is there something I've been here my whole life? I'm not a bad person. >> I never said you were. I know. I know. I'm just trying to figure out why all these places are trespassing. >> Ever since co, ever since my [ __ ] ex-boyfriend shot at Richard Jackson in a house like coffee, I've just been like blacklisted by the community from everywhere from like Orlando to Fort Myers. I don't know what I did, but I [ __ ] did it good. Just like I think that accident I was in was on purpose. I killed my boyfriend. >> Who's your boyfriend? if it's my forte, but then my attorney said I couldn't figure out the new wrong. >> I don't know. >> But I'm saying I I don't know. Like I I'm just It's It's just how it's been for >> What are you doing to get yourself dressed up? >> Right. I don't know. I don't do anything wrong. Like what did I do last time? I was waiting for somebody. I'm asking you. You trespassed me. I'm waiting for somebody to get back with coffee. I hide my laundry with me. I wasn't ordering. >> I literally just did my laundry. Do do you know if you would if you would have just talked to me and >> had this conversation instead running out the back door on me? >> I mean, you ran on me. >> I mean, you saw me and you turned off running immediately. >> Yeah. >> Like, come on. >> You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> The chase ends quickly. The deputies lock down the perimeter and immediately start interrogating her about why she ran. >> You partner, just pat you down here. Make sure you don't have any weapons. We're good. We're face the park. What bothers me, Angel, is that I already had this conversation with you >> and instead of sitting here trying to confront me about it, you take off. >> I know, right? I know. I understand. >> And then you have Richie over here trying to cover for you. >> I don't know. Right. See, you see that the type of people I'm dealing with are I can't even delegate laundry to, >> right? So that's why I'm where I was trespassed from. Okay. Is there anything else in your pockets? >> All right. We just want to update our phone. Why did you start running? Um, I do not take seriously seriously, you know what I mean? I I get that wrong. I wasn't thinking. Did you take anything tonight? Are you high on anything? >> Um, I am a normal regular um or um [ __ ] smell today. >> Uh, yes, clearly, but I don't like it. Not that that matters or anything, but um yeah, so I'm not like super black out or you have nothing. >> You're not ever going to find needles on me or anything like that. It's not a house at all. Yeah. >> Are you still staying like by the grove? People over there? >> No. >> No. Where are you staying? >> Um in the woods right now. First time setting up a camp where I all been out and off the street since co Yeah. Has our outreach team talked to you already >> for like two years? >> Yeah. >> Sergeant Hammet show. >> Um Don with the new song. >> Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. I just work out. >> I don't you Nothing works out for me. >> Are you with a bunch of people in the woods when you say by myself? >> You're by yourself then? >> Uh I mostly always am like through all of this. Um, you know, my last boyfriend has died in the car. I remember I heard that. Um, so he was like the only person I really like buddied up with or, you know, um, was my partner for a while. Um, but I I'm near people in the woods. What were you doing back here? Were you going through or >> No, I was at the laundromat and trespassed. So, I went out the back door and started walking this way. go back around to my cart and bike with three bar next door. Um he holds you know you can't be at the laundromat. I really need some clothes. There's no self service like in town. I only trespassed from the both of them even though when I got trespassed and this one I was told that I'm not trespassing the one across the street. And then they So I showed up like hauled all of my [ __ ] in this big ass suitcase. Um, and then get there and I found out that somebody stole all of my cash. So then I went to where was your cash? It was in my bag, but so somebody um the purse I had at the time had one of the like the zippers in the middle that like for envelopes or whatever. Um, so I I went to Circle K, sold a pair of like wireless headphones and had money. Went back, they were there. I know that they had problems with overnight cleaners. So, um I waited on the AC unit next to the fence cuz I was on the other side. Uh and they were just like steady talking [ __ ] like saying that I'm disgusting for what I was wearing. It was like a crop top and a pair of shorts and um people always say stuff like that. >> Well, it's I mean middle of the night I was sweating my balls off like obviously I was going to be dressed like I was just going to the gym, >> right? Um, and so but they're like talking [ __ ] and then they go out to the bar talking [ __ ] with the doors open like so that I could hear them while I'm waiting off the property wasting my time, you know, exhausted for them to leave cuz they know they're nasty like that. >> So then I start like if we're showing our ass then okay like I can talk hell [ __ ] you know? But I mean I wasn't like coming at them aggressive. >> This is like a month. Yeah, maybe. Um, and then when >> I saw you running, where were you running from? >> I just like it was like not an actual like, oh [ __ ] run. It was like a, you know, like you being kind of silly. >> Yeah. Um, and I just ran out the back door and I said in in the corner thing like where the whatever water to the baby dumpster things. Um, I'm sure he's going to look up and see if he'll trespass from there. I'm trust that it was happen um park like I don't even do anything like like I said I'm not like sitting there like doing how drugs like I don't even hang out with really anybody my friends at the apartments are like old people like literally I hang out with like 8-year-old Totally. Um, are they nice to you or weird? If they get weird, I'm like, "Bye." Um, I don't tolerate that 100%. Yeah. Um, do you have a plan in place or you just going to plan? I I just want to leave. That's like I'm just trying to >> Yeah. Where do you want to go? Anywhere that there is a normal >> um we met at the RV I think. You came one early one morning. Did you tell us from? >> No, I didn't. >> Oh, were you there? I thought you were there. >> We also met at RV. What? Ty's RV outside of Edmond's thing. He came real quick. I don't know why you showed up. It was very quick. But yeah, that's why I remember you. >> All right. Okay. So, you know what's going on here today, right? You're very aware of the situation. >> Uh, yeah. You just mentioned a trespass. You know you were trespassing from that location. >> Yes. I trespass from everywhere. >> Right. So what's that? >> Right. That's what I want to know. >> No, you're not I'm not you're not asking me. >> Well, you guys are the ones giving me the trespass. >> Then why is that? >> Right. Good question. What did I do? >> You're putting yourself in situations. >> No, I I was waiting. I got trespassed from that laundromat because I finished my laundry. I was waiting for coffee. So that's like I miss it. Huh? >> Well, you're trespassing. You know you're not supposed to be there. you know the consequences of those actions. >> The officers search her belongings for contraband while demanding a full detailed account of her sketchy laundry room antics. >> Can I get my phone from the laundromat? Can we have that so when I get out of jail? >> It's at the laundromat. >> I had to put it on the charger for me. It's a iPhone 15 black case. I don't remember what my background is. Um, is it the phone and the charger? Just the phone? >> Well, uh, all that [ __ ] on the car. Oh, that's fine. I just need my phone. Just the phone. >> I want to understand that for owner request. That's not >> No, no, not by the owner. The owner. >> You don't do my Okay, you're going my You're questioning. >> I'm not questioning [ __ ] >> Hey, we don't do trespasses unless you just request. >> No, but what I'm saying though is that the owner has no problem with me. But I'm just being technical. >> They're the one that told me the trespass. So, >> he literally No, the owner did not. He told me that he's fine with me being there. He bought me my last phone. >> I tell you what, I got a video of it. You go to court. I don't care. Like I said, let's do this like as soon as you >> I don't know why you're arguing though. >> I'm not arguing with anything. >> I'm correcting y'all when y'all are saying [ __ ] that's not right. >> Right. >> No, I don't have [ __ ] on me. I don't have [ __ ] in my backpack. I don't have [ __ ] on my car. You still have to search. >> I don't care if you search like [ __ ] see why I need to do laundry. >> Obviously not. You guys are acting like I'm like just some horrible [ __ ] >> Angel. The only reason you're going to jail is cuz you knew you weren't supposed to be there and you went there and then you took off. >> You didn't run from me. We could have >> Dude, it was a joke. It like literally not like I was actually running. I stopped right out back. I didn't see you fast. >> I just had this conversation with her. >> Okay. Look at me. Open your mouth. Tongue up. Put your tongue up. >> Put it up. Are you trying to conceal something in there? >> No. I'm getting an X-ray, aren't I? >> Okay. >> Like, holy [ __ ] >> So, I'm going to check before I put you in my car. >> Like, stick your finger in there if it's not good enough. >> Stop it. Knock it off. Do you have anything concealed inside of you? >> No. >> Okay. Do you have anything concealed anywhere in your body? You are going to go on X-ray. Did you introduce anything? Listen up. I'm speaking. If you do introduce any contraband to the correctional facility, it will be a charge and it will be a felony. >> I understand. I'm giving you the opportunity right now to tell me. >> Why do you think I have [ __ ] like shoved inside? No, I don't have [ __ ] on me. >> Nobody broke. I'm homeless. Like I don't have Angel. I want to make sure you don't have anything because I don't want to do extra work when I get there. If you have it, I'm giving you that chance right now. Do you have anything? >> I don't know how many other ladies are saying it. >> It's yes or no. Very good. Come on. We're going to go. >> I always said no. Don't act like I'm No one's acting like anything. Stop speaking for me. I'm speaking for who? I'm speaking about you. >> So, are you guys going to guard my phone? Officer, can you put some light over here on this? >> Yes. Let me see that foot over there. >> Like, you're I just They have a new [ __ ] iPhone 13. You're just going to let them steal it? >> The one that you ran away from that wasn't that important to you? So all of a sudden it's important. >> Yeah. Well, I'm going to be going to jail. Yes, my phone is important. Like I'm going to be >> Well, what I'm saying is you're blaming us for it when you're the one who abandoned it when you took off. >> Nobody will say yes or no. >> The reason the severity of the situation is to this extent is because you ran from a longer. The moment that you thought it was okay to do that is the moment you cross the line. >> I didn't understand like what >> I just don't like. >> I didn't actually like run like as if I was like, you know, doing something horri. It was a joke. I stopped right out back too. >> I know. I'm I'm not fighting. I'm >> She was out back. She was going. By the time I looked down, I saw like a faint. >> No, absolutely. And that's why she's going to be doing >> She's like, "It was just a joke." And I was just trying to like her and get more out of her. And she's like, "Yeah, I'm just being silly." >> You know what? Can you help you want a bag? >> One. >> We got one. Can you um unravel that thing? >> Yeah. >> She said she last used me this morning. Smell it on her skin. >> Oh yeah, I can smell it coming off of her. I didn't find any on her. Hopefully she doesn't have any inside her. >> You'll never find needles or anything on me. I don't. >> All right, I'm going to take her. >> With all the facts lined up and her excuses exhausted, the deputies cut the talking short and officially place her under arrest. Following the video's online release, various people left comments with their opinions. Being a drug addict and high on drugs is probably the reason no one wants you at their businesses. Just saying. Yeah. Putting her shoes on like she's three. Pleading her case for Xanax. They say the camera adds 10 lb, but it also adds a lot of opinions. Is this justice or just a mess? I'm waiting for your comments. This Karen was arrested and charged with criminal trespassing for unlawfully remaining at the laundry, fleeing from law enforcement after running from officers, and resisting arrest for failing to comply during the arrest process. The lesson is that running from police after committing a minor offense can quickly turn the situation into a [music] much more serious legal problem. If you enjoyed this, please subscribe to Law Frame for more articles. >> She got her. She got up. >> On February 20th, 2026, at a party, cops were providing security when an enjoyable evening abruptly descended into violence. Get off me. Get off me. She good. >> She good. She good. She got >> It's okay. I got so >> No, she's getting the stage. >> Oh, don't take a drink. >> What are you doing? >> A peaceful party turns into absolute cat when a woman crashes the event and blasts another guest directly in the face with chemical spray. >> Serious. This girl has been harassing me and stalking me for months about my baby father. Like, it's not even joking. Like, and she's supposed to be pregnant. She's claiming she's pregnant right now. Okay. Just to mess with me because I just had a baby. Like this girl is delusional. Literally, she rides past my house. That's why I got a restrain order. Like that girl is delusional. She's obsessed with my baby father and he doesn't pay her no any any attention. So she harasses me. Like it's not even funny. Literally, this is why I got a restraining order. Literally. Like it's not even funny. So I'm intoxicated enjoying myself and she comes to attack me. Like that's not cool. How many times did she punch you? >> I don't even know. I I'm intoxicated, ma'am. Clearly, you see that we were fighting. So, I mean, I don't understand what you're trying to say. >> Okay. Do you want to press charges? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. >> That's where she needs to be. She's an animal. She needs to be in jail like an animal should. >> She looks like an animal, is an animal, everything. Yeah. This This not her car. Bye-bye. 636. >> Okay. So, bye-bye. Why you over here? Bye, deuces. Like, it's not funny. And she came to my residence before. Literally, I made a police report when I was pregnant. Like, this is crazy. This girl literally came 3 days before I had my baby. She came to my residence uninvited, unannounced, everything. and was on my parking lot trying to assault me while I was pregnant. Then assaulted me. This is why I got a restraining order. And y'all throwing me on the ground like I'm a criminal and I'm I'm I'm the aggressor. >> We were breaking y'all up because y'all were fighting. >> Correct. But I'm liter than you. So why is a man in you? >> You were being detained. >> Okay. >> Listen, it's a way to You are You're First of all, you're a woman and we're the same in the same weight class. Let's be realistic. You have a job to do, but you also can be fair and do good at your job. Listen, I've worked many positions and worked a lot of jobs since I was 16 years old. I know how this goes. You can obtain your character in whatever position you you you you are in. You understand what I'm trying to say? So, you did not have to put me on the ground like I'm a man. I'm small. I'm smaller than you. I'm just asking you to understand where I'm coming from. That's it. >> And you're not wrong for doing that. Just listen to what I'm saying, though. >> I am. >> Like, I was just enjoying myself. I just had a baby. I'm enjoying myself. And she attacked me and y'all like, "Y'all are doing this to me." >> Okay. The on-site officers move fast, tackling the suspect, locking her in steel and marching her straight to the patrol car for an immediate interrogation. >> That's fine. That's fine. But when has it been okay? >> Yes. It's on. It's on. It's not on. Hey, tell Shane. friend. She was a cat. Like this is just too much. >> Are you okay? >> Okay. If you have your phone, take a picture of it and then uh grab it from me, please. I'm sorry. Say again. >> She was attacked and we was just trying to check on her, too, because y'all had failed and her arm. She was saying her arm was >> Do you need EMS at all? >> I went the pepper spray when she bust out the pepper spray. This [ __ ] >> Did you Did you watch it all happen? Yeah, we seen everything. That's what we trying to talk to y'all. Everything over with. How do y'all get let >> you see even after the handcuff? She was still >> Do you all want to be witnesses? Would you like to be in the report? Because she she wants to file charges against her. >> As she should though, >> so if >> I got my own [ __ ] >> I don't mind. It don't matter to me. >> You don't? Okay. >> Like, how do you expect to come to a club and not get bumped into? Like, you're weird. You're weird, bro. This is like It's literally probably 500 people in this a weird This a weird [ __ ] It's a lot of people in there. No, I'm aggravated. It's a lot of people in there. So to get to to start pepper spraying, you feel me? You you you shouldn't even come here. You shouldn't even come here. If it's too crowded for you, leave out. You don't just attack nobody. You puss. >> Can you hang out with her real quick? Um that's the Yep. That's what's on my lips. >> Literally, we in the club. >> You hang out. I'm going to go talk to Sierra real quick and figure out >> what's going on. >> How are they involved? >> Witnesses. So, more or less, Sierra's kept harassing her. She found out she was here and then um pulled out the pepper spray and went to go pepper spray her. And that's when she went and defended herself. So she is victim. >> Victim, >> but she's also alleging. So I want to get her side before I I cut her loose. >> Yeah. You do you want to be a vict or a witness? No. Okay. >> If you don't want to be a witness, you don't need to stand here then. You can only >> With the attacker secure, the deputies link up with the injured victim to document the chemical assault and get her official side of the story. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used is against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. >> So, I'm being arrested. >> Yes. Do you understand each of these rights as I've explained them to you? >> Yes. Have you previously requested any law enforcement officer to allow you to speak to an attorney? No. [snorts] >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Why am I even [snorts] >> So, >> I'm going wrap that up for you. Sorry. I'm just So, we're getting a different story from >> from who? >> So, her name's Haven. Heaven? >> Yeah. Why are you getting a different story [snorts] from her when I have active restraining order? Can I get my phone so I can show y'all the court order? >> I don't know where your phone is. >> I don't know anybody that you were with. >> The court order states that if they make any contact with you or be in any direction of you, they're going to jail >> regardless. >> She reapproached me and I defended myself. Okay. >> What's the issue? >> Can I Can I continue? >> Go. Go away. >> When did you pull out the pepper spray? >> When she attacked me to defend myself. >> Okay. Did you agree to fight with her? >> No. >> No. >> She How did I agree with fighting her if she approached me where I was? >> She literally be stalking me online. Literally. >> Like this is why I got the court order. All of that is in it. Like literally, I can show you the court order [clears throat] >> that we have. The court order states if you come within 500 ft of that person like she literally was attacking me. I'm pretty sure everyone got that on video which later I'm going to show in court. This is going to be nothing. This is going to be dropped. I just don't understand why I'm going to jail when she approached me and attacked me. >> Okay, let me explain something to you. You are going to jail for battery on this. >> You put your hand around my throat. >> I didn't know I was on it. I'm intoxicated and it's a lot of people around me. That is. >> No, it's not. >> How if it's a lot of people attack punching me? >> Listen, listen. You are also going to jail for resisting without violence. >> Are you serious? >> I told you I told you multiple times to put your hands behind your back >> and you continued not to. >> Can you listen to what I'm saying? >> You are also going to jail for battery on her. >> How? >> We both witnessed you kick her >> when she was attacking me. >> No, no, no. After we separated y'all, y'all you went back and [clears throat] kicked her. We both witnessed it. You are going to jail for battery on her, resisting without violence, and battery on Elio. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay, I just >> Even though the facts are locked down, the suspect refuses to shut up, keeps screaming from the back seat, aggressively insisting she's the real victim here. This situation and the girl's response in the released video received a lot of comments. She just had a baby and she goes out to a drunk street party. Prime example of not taking accountability. These females are irresponsible. Aineia calling Ahineia an animal. Hilarious. The crowd's reaction was brutal. But was it a muchneeded reality check or just pure bullying? I have a feeling this one is going to split the comments. This Karen was arrested and charged with battery, resisting an officer without violence, and battery on a law enforcement officer after becoming physically aggressive during the incident and refusing to comply with officer's commands. The lesson is that resorting to violence and then refusing to accept responsibility only leads to arrest and more serious legal consequences. What a stubborn Karen. If you enjoyed this, please subscribe to Law Frame for more articles. Keep an eye out because the next Karen will react even more fiercely. >> Uncle can at least come see if you're looking. >> What I'll do is on January 31st, 2025 officers responded to a vehicle assault report. >> What' you see? >> So, basically um the girl back there >> that he was messing with. >> Um >> who's this? >> That's one of the witnesses. >> That's one of the witnesses. All right, just hold on. You're good. Um, she messed with his car and put like I guess ketchup and mustard and eggs and stuff on his car >> and then um he came back and seen it. >> Mhm. >> And then um that's when she came around the corner and he was in the middle of the road and she was coming really fast and then that's when she hit >> Oh, I go into the whole the whole thing and pass. I'm tell you what I saw just now. >> She He's He's right there. We came there and we saw that she uh she vandalized his car. >> Yeah. >> So then he's like, "Yo, what are you doing?" >> So when he steps out from the car, she's coming full speed with her car cuz like there's there's Alyssa pulling out >> and then he steps out and sees Yoshi coming in the car. >> Mhm. >> So she's like, "Yo, what is you doing?" And she don't slow down. In fact, she speeds up and comes and hits him full speed when the front of her hits a car. >> Yeah. Okay. And then uh so but he got hit with a car. What what what happened to him? He just keep jumping like sent him flying and he >> Yeah. He saw he went he's like flip over the top of the car into the windshield and >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Had a wheel and then he went on the floor. >> The sirens rushed to the scene after a toxic relationship turns deadly with a car reportedly used to settle a lover's quarrel. Hold on. So tell tell me again what happened. I kind of got an idea from the first witness um from her statements, but you just tell me uh you know from when it started to to how we got here now. But from when it started, I was with these group last uh what's it called? I was with uh the girl last night >> and then I left. >> Mhm. >> And then I guess one told a lie to the other one making me uh try to fix the situation, but I couldn't. >> Mhm. >> And then she pulls up cuz he's already mad. This is my girl right now. The girl the other girls like >> So you're saying that this this person here is your girl? >> Yeah. Okay, I got you. >> The other one, uh, she a girl I used to mess with for like 8 months, but I never took it serious. Uh, >> I got you. >> And then that happened, I guess. I tried to come back cuz I forgot I lost the key, try to go to the office, try to get another key >> and then drive back down. And then she's outside waiting for me, try to confront me about the situation that happened. >> Mhm. >> And then I parked my car somewhere else cuz the girl, the other girl, >> Mhm. >> she had called me. She said, "Oh, blondie by she was trying to confront me, try to like get the script together." She she called me and then she was like, "All right, bet. Watch this." I'm like, then I already knew it was going to happen cuz my car is still there. >> So, I tried to park my car somewhere else, >> but I see her turning out, flicking her middle finger, so I already knew something happened. And then she spent around again. >> Mhm. And then my car, you can see in the front, uh, all the ketchup and all that. >> Mhm. >> So So what did she put? What did she put on your car? Exactly. What did you see? >> So it's still there. >> Yeah, it's So cuz cuz we got calls about some other other stuff. Was it just more than ketchup? >> I don't know. I pulled up >> car messed up. Like damn, I see her trying to take off quick. So I'm like I'm confused if she did it. >> And then I'm standing in the middle of the road cuz that's like my car. Like I'm I'm mad. So, I see her driving full force at me. I'm like, I don't know what to do. Like, you going to stop or what? And then she doesn't stop. So, I don't know what to do. So, I just jumped up and then I got >> After hearing shocked witnesses describe the vehicular attack, the deputies pull the boyfriend aside to get his official statement. >> So, just again, just tell me what from beginning to end. No, you put that [laughter] you put down. Um, go ahead. So, just tell me again from beginning to end what what happened. >> Okay. So, started off last night. This is my ex. Okay. >> So, he came over yesterday. Um >> he was invited from he's friends with my friend which I live with my friend, right? So >> she invited him over, whatever. Everything was cool. He came in my room. He slept over. He left. I told my friend what happened. My friend told her friend, but little did we all know that her friend was messing with him as well. So she went to him about it like, "Oh, so you're messing with Yoshi." And so then he called me like, "Why are you telling?" I was like, "Listen, I'm a girl. That's what I do. Whenever I have something, I'm going to tell my friend. So, I hang up. I call her again. She's telling me that >> I'm forcing myself on there. He called me a drunk. Hi hoe. >> Mhm. >> My job was in my room minding my business. He came here. So, like he was basically lying on me, right? >> So, then he got caught in a lie. >> Mhm. >> Um, she called me, right, and was like, >> he punched my right here. He punched my thing out, right? >> He punched what thing? >> Uh, what's this thing called? Uh, >> the side mirror. >> Side mirror. punched it out. Did he break it or anything? >> I don't that I didn't hear. I just know she called me and broke hit hers. Right. >> And it broke hers. Okay. >> So then I live right there in building seven, right? >> She was like, "Um, pull up." >> Mhm. >> Cuz she's yelling at him like going off on him. I pull up. I see his car gone. Milk, >> all different types of stuff on it. Look white, red, all that type of stuff on it. Right. Boom. I drive and I see his friend's car. It's like a gray Chrysler. Um, >> like in the middle of the road, like basically how your car is, right? >> Yeah. I got you. >> Like there. And his car is parked. >> He's around the car, right? I'm coming this way. >> Mhm. >> He sees me and he >> just jumps on my freaking car. >> So then at that point, when he jumps on my car, I get out my At first, I didn't want to get out my car. I can already tell he's crazy. So I didn't get out. >> Yeah, you just come back over here and get this. It' be easier to get this. >> Okay. Sorry. I didn't get out. I didn't get out my car. What I did was she I'm guessing after he punched, she drove off. She was parked right here. I ended up coming closer to her and then that's when I get out my car. Me and her both walk up to there, right? >> He's like, "You stay the [ __ ] back. You stay the [ __ ] back." >> I stay back cuz I can already tell he's crazy. His whole back is bleeding. >> He was like, "Um, your daddy got you that car." Uh- uh. But I had to work for mine. D. And I just started, we just started cussing each other out, cussing each other out, cussing each other out. And so then I called the cops. And then after that, I'm on the phone with the cops. We're just all standing there waiting. And then he just drives off. >> When the officers corner her, she plays the victim card hard, pointing fingers and blaming the entire blowout on him. >> When I came here, the car was there with the condiments. >> I pull up. He's already mad. I can already tell he has some energy. But when he seen me, I seen him before he seen me. He was yelling. >> He turned around and seen me and then immediately just started walking up to my car. I'm I'm still driving cuz I'm trying to like where his car got. >> I mean, he was upset about all the stuff all over his car. Yeah. >> So, he's the car is parked there. I'm trying to just keep going. He comes in front of my car, realizes I'm not stopping, and jumps on top of the car. >> Mhm. So, so, so, so, so you're driving through here. You see him? >> Yeah. >> And you don't try to stop at all? >> No. Cuz he wasn't in front of me until I got to like that little speedboat area and then he got in front of my car. >> At that point, I'm going to keep going. I didn't thought he was going to move out the way. No, he jumped on top. >> Whether it was a slip of the tongue or pure anger, she openly admits to driving straight into him. So, I'm just going to be honest with you. I got completely different stories from four other witnesses that saw everything. >> Saw everything. >> Yeah. I saw everything. >> Okay. So, what they say? >> So, so what I'm going to need you to do is I'm going to need you to turn around for me. Okay. You're going to be under arrest. Drag rated battery. Okay. >> Also, can you grab my phone, Belinda? Grab my phone. >> You don't want it in my pocket. >> It's all right. You want to take it with you to the jail? >> Okay, cool. >> You want to take it with you to the jail? >> My phone? Yeah. Oh, I can take >> you take you take it with you to jail. >> I don't He aggravated assault. >> Is there anything in your pockets right now that I need to be aware of? Please find that. >> And my phone. Where are you taking my phone? >> I'm just I'm You're I'm going to bring it with you to the jail. >> Okay. >> All right. So, is there anything else on you that are in your pockets or anything? Do you have any pockets in these pants? No. >> All right. Cuz I just don't want to go touch I don't want to go doing that with you and touching or anything like that. Okay. >> All right. >> So, when am I getting my phone back is the question. Uh when what what's going to happen is that they're going to they're going to go through the booking process with you at the jail. Okay. Once that booking process is done, okay. Um they're you're going to go >> tell me what aggravated assault is. Like that means I I I hit him. Is that what you're trying to tell? >> Yeah. With the vehicle. Yeah. Absolutely. >> Is that what she said I did, too? >> Everybody said the same thing. Everybody said the same thing except for you. >> I I swear to God. >> Okay. So, right now, Right. Right now, right now, >> you don't see the proof on the car that I didn't hit it. Well, I understand right now based on the information that I have right now. Okay. That's that's where the investigation is going. Okay. So, you're going to have your day in court. >> I can even call Can I >> You're going to have your day in court. Okay. >> Uncle can at least come see if you're >> What I'll do is I'm going to close the door here. I'll roll down the window and they can come talk to you. Okay. >> Please. That's what I have to go with. So, you're going with words and not the proof of the car being freaking jumped on >> right right now. Based on my observations, it looks like that somebody you you hit somebody with your car, >> but if I would have hit him, wouldn't the front of my car be damaged? >> I I'm not I'm not sure how all that damage occurred. Okay. But there is damage on the vehicle and you even yourself a freaking liar because even with my her own mouth, she came out her mouth and told me she literally witnessed her like this is crazy. This is [ __ ] crazy. >> The confession seals her fate. The steel bracelets click on while she breaks down. sobbing, screaming that she's being wrongfully accused. This is a ridiculous situation, isn't it? Let's examine what other people thought of the video after it became viral. He jumped on my car. Um, no, he did not. Girl, tell the truth. You got mad he didn't want you anymore and hit him. It's weird that she's just standing there casually confessing to attempted murder to a police officer. She straight up tells the officer that she sees a person in the way of her car and decides she's going to keep driving. Bro, most people think the witnesses were justified. But I want to hear from the 1% who think they went too far. Why are you on her side? Let's fight it out in the comments. This Karen was accused with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, which is a far more severe violation since she used a hazardous weapon to threaten or hurt someone. The lesson is that behaving carelessly out of rage can have detrimental effects. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. 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