Are you asking me? >> I'm not asking you anything. I'm telling you something. You're not fine. >> All right. Rest in the DIY. Okay. >> What? No, I'm not. >> STOP. >> WHY? >> OFFICER. OFFICER. OFFICER. >> Am I being arrested? >> Yes, ma'am. We'll explain it to you in a second. >> Why? I'm being I'm being real. Iinging hate you. Mid-flight meltdowns, drunk driving, and assaulting exes. Yet, they still believed a fat bank account doubled as a get out of jail free card. Welcome to Law Frames. When rich Karen messes around get arrested by cops. Let's hit incident one. On July 2nd, 2025 at Fort Lauderdale International Airport, Broward County Sheriff's officers were summoned to an allegant flight after a passenger's actions prompted the captain to cancel takeoff and head back to the gate. >> Intoxicated, screaming at her child. And so, the flight attendants were not comfortable in his wife came back to the gate. >> Oh, so they're coming back to the gate. >> Yeah. Is there anyone else coming off? >> Uh, we have Yeah, but she's not related. She has nothing to do with it. She's not the one, right? >> She tried on the But they're staying on a plane. She's being really >> Who's the one that was bringing her? >> Oh, her. Oh, it is her being for our daughter. She's asking people for food. She wants to fly. The guy that's sitting in the knowing every >> after getting the lowown from the flight attendant, officers confronted our sky-high diva who immediately launched into a fiery debate before begrudgingly agreeing to vacate her runway stage. So, you have kids on a plane or >> Yes. >> With who? Who are they with? >> My My daughter and my husband. >> Okay. Well, your daughter's going to go with your husband. They're not going to let you fly. >> You going to say? >> Yeah. They said who? Him or the flight crew? Who you asking? >> Who? What are you asking me? >> Who are you asking me? >> I'm not asking you anything. I'm telling you something. You're not >> No, I'm telling you. >> You want to go to jail tonight? >> My husband is >> Listen, let me tell you this. >> Turn around. Start walking. I don't think so. >> Okay. >> My house. >> You're gonna leave or you're gonna go to jail? >> I don't think so. >> You don't think so? It's my last time telling you. >> You're either going to leave or you're going to go to jail. Let's walk out. >> You might want to walk. I'm telling you right now. >> I will. >> Okay. >> You got the right one. All right. You guys are good. >> Yeah. Figure it out. However, the second they hit the security checkpoint, she abruptly hit the brakes and ignited round two of her airport spectacle, leaving officers no choice but to upgrade her travel status to an immediate arrest. >> Walk over here. See what they do. >> She was that close, brother. All right. >> She was that close. >> You have not nothing nothing to do, right? >> You act as right. >> It's all right. You want to act like that run for You want it? Got it. All right. Now you going to jail. Let's go. >> You don't have to. >> I need Hey, cancel her flight. Her phone >> is her phone. >> Everything is coming. >> That's hers. She's thinking. >> Chauffeur toward the squad car. She refused to let the curtain fall on her performance, violently thrashing and wrestling every single step of the way to the back seat. Yep. >> You played me. >> Yeah, you played yourself. >> You think? >> I think so. >> Ah. Ah. >> Did you? >> Excuse me. I got out of the way, baby. Thank you. >> Okay. Stop. Stop. touching me like that. >> What are you doing? >> Stop touching me like that. >> Relax. >> No, you relax. >> Yeah. I know. Believe me. >> Do not even change anything. No, >> Yep. You're going to learn. >> Are you from Florida? >> Are you you from Florida? You should learn not to [ __ ] around cuz you're going to find out real quick. >> Oh god. Oh god. >> Yep. >> Oh god. 105. had a feeling. Everybody has an opinion, and the people who left comments below this video are no different. Only $320 for screwing up everyone's flight, making the pilot bring the plane back, and having the rest of the crew do extra work. Disgusting. What? Her charming personality didn't work. Princess does not have royal immunity. That's a shame. 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 to the Broward County Jail and charged with public drunkenness and disorderly behavior. The lesson is that causing a scene and resisting police only makes the situation worse and can lead to arrest and additional charges. This woman was drunk and caused a scene at the airport. But what will the next drunk woman do? Before we find out, make sure to subscribe to Law Frame. >> Suspicion of DUI. Okay. >> What? No, I'm not. >> On November 25th, 2025, as an officer descended the bridge on US1, she observed a vehicle ride the center line, pull out in front of an incoming automobile, sit through a green light with no traffic around, then stop abruptly at a second green light. >> Hi, how are you? >> Hi, how are you? >> What are you doing? What do you mean? What am I doing? >> So, you pulled into the first turn lane, you sat there on a green light, then you pull back out in the road, pulled back in another turn lane, sat there again on a green light, and then pull back in the road. >> That's all. I'm sorry. So, I'm just And I'm having a little bit of a tough pad in life. So, >> Okay. >> Do you have a driver's license with you? >> Yes. >> Where you coming from tonight? >> Um um like um like Palm City. >> You coming from Palm City? >> Yeah. When confronted, she proudly announced she was on route to her cozy bed, somehow ignoring the minor detail that she was driving in the exact opposite direction of home. >> And where are you trying to go? >> Um I was trying to go back to um Jupiter. >> Okay. Going wrong direction. >> Yeah, I know. That's what I realized. I'm like, okay. So, but my phone just got turned off. So, >> and you're uh about out of gas. >> Yeah, I know. There's a whole multitude, but there's no gas stations open. >> Yes, there is. >> Oh, all up here back there. So, I was like, >> understandable. >> Do you have a Florida driver's license or Canadian driver's license? >> I'm just asking, is the car you're driving registered to Canada? >> Yeah, I know. That's my mom's car. Yeah, she's >> She swore up and down she hadn't touched a single drop, completely oblivious to the overwhelming wave of liquid courage radiating from her person. Do you ever step on your car, please? >> We're going to take a walk right over here to the parking lot. >> I'm sorry. >> So, we're going to walk right over here to the other officer right here in the parking lot. >> How much have you had anything to drink tonight? >> No, I have not. >> No alcohol at all? >> Nothing. >> Okay. We're just going to make sure that you're good to drive, though. Come on. You >> take me somewhere? >> No, ma'am. We're going to go right there in the parking lot. I just We I can't not safe to sit here in the middle of the road. I >> I don't want to sit in the middle of the road, ma'am. Do you want to get hit by a car? No, >> I don't either. This is a lot safer. There's nothing, man. Right here. Right here. She's coming right over here. >> Okay. >> Nothing to be worried about. We're going to go right here under that light. Okay. >> Where are you coming from, Tara? Tara, I'm sorry. >> Jupiter. >> Jupiter. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Do you still live down in Palm Beach Gardens? >> Um, like, yeah, I do, but >> Okay. So, where were we headed to tonight then? >> Well, I was debating. Um, I was my mom's sick, so I was starting to go north to try and meet her. >> Okay. >> Um, but then my cell phone got shut off, so it's coming back on now. But >> Okay. >> Um, where where north does your mom live? >> Um, she did live in Canada, but >> Okay. >> She moved down here then, or >> um, well, to be honest, I haven't been able to get a hold of her, so um, yeah. So, I'm just I don't I don't know exactly what I'm doing. I'm just trying to get a hold of her. Yeah. >> Okay. What were you doing down in Jupiter? >> Well, I mean, I live down there for for a while. >> Okay. I'm just I'm just asking like I said, your address says Palm Beach Gardens, so >> Yeah. Sorry, it's like right on the line. >> Okay. You weren't eating, you weren't out with friends or anything like that >> tonight? >> Yeah. >> Um, no. I mean, yeah, I talked to a few friends, but >> Okay. Were you at their house? No, just I just talked to him. >> Okay. Did you talk to him over like a dinner type thing at a restaurant or anything like that? >> Um, no. I mean, I did go to a restaurant and grab some food, but yeah, talk to some people. >> How long ago was that? >> Um, maybe an hour and a half. >> Okay. Did you have anything to drink with your your dinner or anything like that? No. Hoping to test her creative logic on feet, officers invited her to step out and audition for a roadside sobriety routine. >> I'm going to have you walk over closer to that line over there. All right. You can stand right there. Right there's good. So, I'm just going to have you do a few tasks. Okay. >> Um to make sure that you're fit to drive and stuff like that. All right. >> Yeah. No, I >> um do you wear any contacts or glasses or anything like that? >> No. >> Do you have any eye issues? No, I mean >> um nothing that would prevent you from doing anything with your eyes task-wise or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. Do you have any injuries or anything like that that would prevent you from walking, turning, or anything like that? >> Um no. No. No. >> Are you diabetic? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Um so the first asset we're going to do, I'm going to test your eyes. All right. >> Okay. >> So you see see the tip of the stimulus. >> Yeah. >> Go ahead and touch that tip of the stimulus for me. >> Okay. >> Touch it with your finger. >> I'm sorry. >> Touch it with your finger. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um, so put your feet together with your hands by your side. Keep your head still and look at the and look and follow the stimulus with your eyes on like the stimulus that I just told you right there. All right. So, you're going to keep this position until the task is over. All right. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Keep looking at the stimulus until you're until you're told the task is over. Do not move your head. Do you understand the instructions so far? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> We got the stimulus. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Okay. Come to the end of this spot for me. >> Yeah. >> Come here. >> Okay. >> And then turn around and face that way for me. >> Face this way. >> Yeah. >> So, the next task I'm going have to do is called the walk and turn. All right. >> Okay. Can I just ask why officer like that? You haven't had the driver. >> We're just doing these tasks to make sure that you fit the driver. All right. Place your left foot on the line and then place your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot with your heel of the right foot against your left foot. Keep your arms at your sides. Let's go with this. >> Got it. >> Do not start until I tell you to do so. So, you're going to stay in that position until I tell you to do so. All right. Do you understand so far? >> Yeah. >> When I tell you, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps on the line. So, it's going to look like this. Going to be in this position, right? One, two, three, four, so on and so forth till you get to nine. Then you're going to take a series of small steps. Take a series of small steps. You're going to do nine heel toes. Are you looking at me? Then you're going to do nine heel toe steps back. So one 2 3 4 5 so on and so forth. Okay. When you turn on the ninth step, keep your front foot on the line and take several small steps with the other foot and then take nine heel so steps back. Keep your arms at your sides at all time. Watch your feet and count each step out loud. Once the walking begins, do not stop until you have completed the test. Do you understand these instructions so far? Okay, you can begin when you're ready. >> Do you want to try that again? Do you remember how I demonstrated it for you? >> I thought you just said >> so I said in this position, right? >> Nine heel tail steps forward. Are you looking at me? >> Nine heel steps forward. So it's going to be one 2 3 4 5 so on and so forth. I told you take a series of small steps. Are you looking? >> Yes. >> Take a series of small steps and then take nine heel so steps back. One 2 3. You want to try it again? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Start when you're ready then. >> Officer, I just I haven't had anything. I got you. Start when you're ready again. >> Can we have 1070? >> Can you start a 1070? >> Okay. So, the last task that I'm going to have you do is called the one-legged stand. Stand with your feet together and your arms out your sides. So, it's going to be just like the first task. You're going to stand like this. All right. You want to get in that position for me? >> Sure. >> Maintain this position until I tell you otherwise. Until I when I tell you to do so, I want you to raise one leg, either leg. So, your right or left leg, whichever one you choose. Raise it approximately 6 in off the ground, keeping your foot raised parallel to the ground. >> Both legs. And count out loud with the following manner. 100,0023 and so forth. So, it's going to look like this. All right. You looking >> like this. 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005 so on and so forth till I tell how you do so. All right again. >> You want me to demonstrate it again? So you're going to be like this. Whichever leg you choose to do it with. 100 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 so on and so forth till I tell you to do so. All right. >> Okay. >> You ready? >> Yeah. >> Go ahead and start. Keep counting. 2014 2015. >> Unimpressed by her performance, officers officially called time on her driving privileges, which she celebrated by instantly launching into a high octane full body wrestling match. >> Face that officer for me. Face that officer for me. >> Why? >> Cuz you're going to be under arrest. >> Why? Why? For what? >> For what? For your >> Stop. For what? Where am I going? >> You're under arrest. Let's just go a DIY. Okay. >> What? No, I'm not. >> Stop. STOP. JUST STOP. >> WHY ARE WE DOING THIS? >> STOP. >> STOP. Just stop fighting. You got to stop fighting. >> Nobody's hurting you. >> Nobody's hurting you. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Don't even Hey, you got to stop. YOU GOT TO STOP. YOU'RE GOING TO ADD MORE CHARGES to yourself. Stop. Yes. >> No. Please. >> 23. >> Please stop. >> Help. Help. Help. >> Why are you Why are you making me do this to you? >> Stop. Please stop. Please stop. >> Why are you making me do this? Just stop. >> I'm not under. >> Give me your other hand. GIVE ME YOUR OTHER HAND. >> I KNOW. >> Give me your other hand. me. Where are you taking me? >> Give me your other hand. >> No. >> Give me your other hand. >> Give me your other hand. >> 16. >> 878. >> Completely unnecessary. >> Turn your light on. No. >> Go down the side. >> Why are you doing this? >> Why are you doing this? >> There we go. >> Why are you doing this? >> Hold up. >> Storm temperature. >> Can you get off my head, please? >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Completely unnecessary. >> Officer. >> Completely unnecessary. >> You're taking me. >> You're going to jail. >> 26. Yeah. >> Well, now resisting and then the UR now. >> No, I'm [ __ ] wrong. Officer, please. Officer, please. >> So, the easiest way to get in the car is sit down first. Officer, when I'm not drunk, >> is there anything else out of your car that you want? Phone, wallet, or anything like that? >> What? Anything else out of your car that you want? Phone? >> Um, [laughter] >> I'm sorry. What jail am I going to? >> So, yes, you're being under arrest and you're going to the Mar County Jail. >> Why? >> For DUI. >> I don't have no resist. >> Okay. Do you need anything out of your car? Phone, water, anything like that. >> I don't recommend that. She was resisting. >> Okay, that's fine. Anything else? Chauffeered off to booking in the back of the squad car. She kept the waterworks flowing on maximum, frantically babbling excuses in a desperate bid to talk her way out of her shiny new bracelets. >> I haven't been drinking. Officer, can I please have some water? Officer. Officer. Officer Oh my god. Officer, officer. Officer, can I please have some? Officer, can I please have some water? >> Hey, can you 56 with me at the jail in a second for the breakfast? Oh my god. >> Please take him. >> Mom. >> Officer, can I please have some water? >> So, you will get some water when we get to jail. All right. >> I need I'm going to pass out. >> I don't have any now. You just need to take some deep breaths. Okay. >> I'm going to pass out. >> Take some deep breaths. >> Officer, >> take some deep breaths, ma'am. >> I need some water. >> I don't have any water on me. Take some deep breaths. >> Officer, I need I'm dying. >> You are not dying, >> officer. >> Take some deep breaths, >> officer. I wasn't drinking. I know. I'm just trying to get to my mom. Where are you actually taking me? >> To the jail. >> Why? I wasn't drinking. >> Officer, I wasn't drinking. >> Officer, you're going to kill me, aren't you? >> I'm not going to kill you. >> Officer, I can you please get some water? >> You're going to get water here in literally 3 minutes, >> officer. I wasn't drinking. >> Do I get all my stuff to brought? Why isn't it being brought to the jail? >> You have your purse and your phone and everything that's inside your purse. >> I'm sorry. >> You have your purse and your phone that's in here that is going to the jail with you. >> Where is it? >> It's in my front seat. >> Can I see it? What? What about my god? Why am I going to jail? Can I have a sip of whatever that is? >> It is a Red Bull. >> What? >> It is a Red Bull. >> Can I have a sip of it, please? >> No, ma'am. >> Can you please stop and get water? Like I said, we will be at the jail in a few minutes and you'll have a water fountain there, >> officer, but I wasn't drinking. What are you really taking me to jail? >> I'm taking you to jail for Diw. >> But I I'm not drinking. Like, what are you talking about? >> I have to read you something real quick. All right. >> Oh my god. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in court. You have the right to an attorney with you prior to, during, or after any question. And if you cannot afford an attorney and desire one, the court will appoint one for you. You may stop the question at any time by refusing to answer further or requesting console with your uh with your attorney. Do you understand these rights? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Okay. Can you just wait one second? Are you going to shoot me? >> I'm not I don't even have my weapon on me. >> You're just sucking out of liquid. >> I don't have my weapon on me. I have to download. >> Sir, this is not jail. >> This is jail. I promise you. >> No, it's not. >> Oh my god. your feet out. They're going to go towards you. >> Are you guys going to hurt me? >> Nobody's going to hurt you. >> Why am I here? >> Walk right through. >> Given the bizarre circumstances, the remarks made following the video's distribution are equally significant. So sick of adults crying like babies, no selfrespect, pitiful behavior, grow up already. OMG, she is absolutely crazy. She's driving me nuts just listening to her. This woman is absolutely exasperating. This Karen could face charges of DUI for allegedly driving while impaired along with resisting arrest for aggressively resisting officers during her arrest. This case shows that driving under the influence and resisting arrest can quickly turn a traffic stop into serious legal trouble. But what happens with the next one that has money and gets to go on vacation with her ex-husband? Let's find out. [ __ ] real. I [ __ ] hate you. >> On May 19th, 2026, a reported domestic altercation prompted the summoning of cops to a motel. >> Did you call? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I am her. >> I I bring myself down here to have a good time. >> Yeah. >> I invite her down here to have a good time. She starts throwing a fit, starts threatening me. >> All right. >> Um, I'm not going to be threatened. >> She's your wife. >> No, ex-wife. >> Ex-wife. All right. >> Ex-wife. And just keep your head out of your pocket for me. >> Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. >> But anyway, I'm so sick of her threatening me, >> telling me she's going to kick my ass and have me. I'm not going to do that, dude. >> Yeah. >> Not going to do that. >> So, you uh you walked out here and >> Yeah. So, I walked out here, told you guys because I bought the place inv and I did invite her here. I did invite her here. So, I I'm in the wrong. >> Did it get No, no, no. Stay sick. >> Oh, she is. Okay. All right. >> But I'm so sick of her telling me. >> Did it get physical? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, >> cuz you said and or >> the caller said, "I'm sick of my wife beating on me." >> Well, I mean, no, she never really beats on me. I mean, kind of, but it's not to the point where I'm going to >> What do you mean kind of? >> Did it get physical tonight? >> Um, not tonight, but usually she smacks me and tells me that I'm effing my ex old lady and I'm not. >> Uh-huh. >> So, tonight she didn't do that, but it has happened before and I just didn't want to happen tonight. So, I called you guys to make sure it didn't happen. >> Has it happened since you been Has it happened since you've been in Key West? >> No. No. We just got here today. >> Where are you from? >> Indiana. >> We just got here from Indiana. >> Um, >> but if if I would have let it go, it would have gotten to the point where she would have started smacking me. >> All right. >> And I don't >> Cody, you going to go see her? >> Huh? >> Where's he going? >> Oh, >> he's going to >> Yeah. and rude. We're in 202. >> Okay. >> You know, and I did I like I said, >> 202. >> Where's 202? >> Um Oh, we're on the other side. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Cody, before you go >> 108, can you go to room 202 with Tena? I'll stay out here with the father. >> We go. >> How long have y'all been separated? >> Um, >> just watch your hand for me. >> Oh, sorry. Sorry. Sorry. No, you trust me. I don't have nothing. I don't have anything. >> So, how long have you been? >> Two months. >> Two months. >> Two months. Okay. And how long were you how long were you married? >> Uh, not that long. >> About a year and a half. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Wasn't married long. >> After getting the ex-husband's version of the drama, officers turned to grill the leading lady who hilariously slipped up and casually confessed to putting her hands on him. >> Hey, I'm 1012. Hi. Um, we were called about an argument between you and your husband. >> Yes. Okay. >> He Do you have your ID? >> Said I was. Yes, I do. I do not I have not beat him. >> Okay. >> And >> that's what we're here to just try to understand both sides of the story and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Yeah. He's lying. >> I've got a witness right here on the phone that shows that I have not beat him. >> Okay. He said he did not say that you beat him though. >> Yeah. >> We just talked to him and he he said that you didn't hit him tonight. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. So once you get your ID um this officer here, officer story will ask you um what's going on. >> Okay. We came back and he started accused me of cheating on him and all this stuff and then we're divorced. >> Okay. and he invited me down here and then he started saying that I was beating on him and that I was showing that I was being untrue to him and all this stuff and I haven't. >> Okay. And now I'm without a room and um I haven't done anything wrong at all. >> Are you there, Kristen? >> Yes. >> You mind hanging up with her for a minute so we can talk? >> Yes. Kristen, I'm going to hang up right now. Okay. >> So, at any point, did you two get physical with each other? >> No. No at all. >> Okay. And is there any way you can get another room >> so you guys can separate for the night? >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay. >> Yes. >> I definitely suggest that. Um he asked me to come down with him. >> Okay. And uh we divorced probably two months ago and then all of a sudden he just started accusing me of doing things that I haven't done. >> Where were you guys at tonight? >> We're in 202. >> Where did you guys go out though? >> Um um the warts schooners. >> Skooner war. >> Yeah. Okay. and uh it's Sol Joe's. >> However, because her ex initially tried to soften the blow by claiming she merely gave him an unprompted bath with a glass of water, officers hit pause and separated the fiery duo to cool the room down. >> Like I said, we was doing good and uh we was down at the bar and she started [ __ ] throwing [ __ ] all over the place and started accusing me of effing my old lady. I'm like, I'm going home. I'm going I'm just going to go home. >> Like throwing [ __ ] in the bar. >> Uh well, spilled [ __ ] all over the place and uh been embarrassed. Yeah. >> Um >> but like I I like I threw a drink at you or >> Yeah. >> Yeah. What bar was that? >> Oh, yeah. Oh, when we got here, she did that, but then she went in here and and I I did for a drink and she's like, "Oh, they're calling the police on you." I said, "Well, >> I'll pay for my drink." I was just trying to get out of here cuz I didn't want her >> Yeah. >> embarrassing me. And then I come back over here. I said, "Hey, do I have a drink?" She said, "No, no, your wife got it." "No, it's okay." And I was like, "Okay, but no, I just don't want to. I mean, I'll go home. I don't care." >> How'd y'all get here? You drove or you flew? You drive or you fly? >> Yeah. >> Flew. I always fly. >> Yeah. And I'm not going to put up with this for >> No. Yeah. >> sitting there and calling me names and and and hit Well, >> I'm not going to do that. >> So, did she spill the drink or it she threw the drink at you? >> Well, at the bar. Oh, at the bar she spilled the drink. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. So, anyway, I was like, "All right, you spilled a drink. Let's just go home." And after I said that, she's like, "Oh, no. You ain't saying I did that." Then she started throwing drinks at me >> here. >> And yes. Oh, on the way here. >> Okay. >> On the way here, she started throwing drinks >> like in the in the car or something. >> No, no, we didn't. No, we don't drive. >> You was You were walking. >> We was walking. We were walking. We were walking and she started throwing drinks at me and then she started accusing me of my ex-wife, which I'm not. >> Yeah. >> She went and I said, "Well, you know what, man?" Cuz I bought the I I I got the place. I said, "Well, I'm just going to go in there and go to bed." She said, "Yeah, go ahead." She said, "They already know you'reing your ex-wife." Blah blah blah blah blah. Who cares? Which I'm not, but anyway. >> Yeah. I just don't >> I get it. I get it. >> You know, >> you see how red it is right there? >> Well, it's always ready to look at it. >> Okay. >> Yeah. We haven't We haven't touched each other or anything like that to be honest with you. He's mad because I called him out on what he did. And >> So, your divorce finalized 2 months ago? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. >> And you guys thought that you would do a >> vacation? Yeah. >> Celebratory divorce trip? I I'm not following >> I don't know. >> To be honest with you, I thought that he was trying to get back. I'm sorry. He was trying to um make things right and it was >> and I mean it's pretty clear that he took off. He's probably up at the bar right now. >> He's not. He's with my sergeant. >> She supposedly like threw a drink at him on the way here. Um he uh When are y'all supposed to be going back? >> Um Saturday. >> Okay. >> And I have all that. Yeah. >> Yeah. Um she's down here with him. He doesn't want uh you know, it's his room. He doesn't want things to get to get violent. They're going to see if she has money to get a different room somewhere else. >> I just I just don't know where things went wrong. I mean, we were having a good time and all of a sudden I was and I was >> No, ma'am. Good question. Okay, so um did you throw a drink at your husband? >> No. >> Okay, so this is the situation. Okay. Um your [clears throat] husband paid for the room. Is that correct? >> Yes. >> Okay. So typically in um these like verbal arguments like where married couples or dating couples are together uh we have to ensure that everybody is separate for the night. >> Okay. Your husband doesn't want you. >> I I I I I so paid money for the room too. >> Okay. That's not my fault. That's not my problem. My problem is to get you two separate separate to um spend the night together or spend the night separate. Okay. So you guys can cool off, reconvene tomorrow. Okay. So whether he pays for a new room for you or you pay for a new room for you, that's going to be what happens. Okay. >> Okay. >> Understand? Where's your room key? >> Right here. >> That's the key for the room. >> Yes. >> Okay. May I have it just temporarily? >> Why is that? Because I don't have nowhere to stay. >> But that's what we're going to go to the front desk and try to coordinate. Do you want to stay here or do you want to go somewhere else? I can stay here or >> Okay. >> somewhere else. >> Okay. Do you have stuff in the room you want to get? >> Yes. >> Like Okay. Um why don't we go start doing that? Officer Story will follow you just to make sure that you know you don't touch anything of your husband's and anything like that. Make sure you have everything you need and then we'll start coordinating you getting your new room. Does that sound okay? >> I know you're ridiculous. >> It is. Things can get heated, but the best thing is to just separate, sober up, get a good night's rest, and then reconvene tomorrow. Sound fair? Yeah, >> cuz we don't want to take people to jail. >> I don't want to go to jail, but >> I mean, this is [ __ ] >> But that that's the scenario. Okay, so let's go get that taken care of. Okay, >> I'll get your stuff and we'll get you a room. All right. The plot thickened when the ex-husband finally folded, backtracked on his soft story, and admitted she did indeed deliver a physical knockout blow. >> Kept tell I don't need you. Blah blah blah. Kept smacking me. And I'm not going to put that [ __ ] dude. >> She was smacking you now. >> When? >> But I'm not going to tell you guys that cuz you'll arrest her. >> When was when did she smack you? >> Everying day. >> Today? >> Yes. Well, 10 minutes ago. >> Mhm. We're at >> right here. But I don't want >> I don't want her >> I get it. But in the room. >> Yes. Yes. She was in there smacking me like she always does, man. >> Where at your face? >> Yeah. >> Let me see. Yeah, you can see it. Trust me. You see I don't want her arrested though. And this is what she does. >> You'reing your league. And I'm not. I'm not. Yeah. I'm not. But I'm not good doing that [ __ ] man. I'm done with that [ __ ] You know what I mean? Yeah. >> So, how come at first you told me that she How come at first you told me she didn't hit you and now you did? >> She been hitting me all night long, dude. >> Cuz I protect her. She been hitting me all night long and I'm okay with that. I'm all right with it. Um cuz I And I swear to God, you can even read my text messages. >> Are you on? I guess. So am I. Whatever. >> Hey, does he have any marks? >> Me? >> Um, kind of. >> Not like glaring, but >> Okay. Well, she says nothing happened. She threw a drink. She didn't hit him. >> Um, she's willing to go to a different room tonight. So, >> I touched her hands. >> I mean, >> is that all you need? >> I mean, yeah. Sounds like she's saying what she's supposed to. Apparently, this happens this has happened back in Indiana, too. >> Back. >> Well, what what do you think? Detect deception detector. >> I don't know. I haven't I haven't talked to her. >> She's saying no. And he was like hell at first, which makes me believe he was lying. >> Not me. It makes makes me think that uh that he that he just didn't want to tell us at first. >> Right. That's what I'm saying. Like I I think at first he was lying to us cuz he didn't want us to to 10:15. >> Right. So do it. >> Yep. We will. Um All right. Sounds good. Right. >> With the truth out in the open, officers officially closed the curtains on her motel stay and handed her a brand new pair of shiny bracelets. >> 10:15. >> Huh? >> 10:15. >> I can take the key. >> All right, ma'am. Oh [ __ ] >> Oh, pick up your pick up your money. Put Can you put that in your purse? Do me a favor. Okay, just leave your purse. Can you put your hands behind your back, please? Okay. >> What am I being arrested? >> Yes, ma'am. We'll explain it to you in a second. Okay. >> I'm being >> just do that one. Just do that one arm and then let's just take this strap off. >> I just >> We're going to I'm going to take your purse out. Okay. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Grab it on that. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. She's going to be determined the primary aggressor and she's going to jail. Now, I want I want to be be very very clear with you. >> When she gets out, cuz she's most likely going to get out before Saturday, >> okay? >> If she comes back here, cuz I I'm just telling you cuz I' I've been doing this a long time. >> I understand. >> I work in a tourist town and it happens all the time. >> Right. Right. >> She comes back to this hotel tomorrow >> and you let her in to be a nice guy. >> I'm not going in. They'll they'll kick you out, keep your money, >> right? >> Sometimes because it's civil, you've already paid for the whole stay. They're not going to refund that >> three times. >> Yeah. Sorry. No, it's all right. >> But most of the time, you know, if it's in the beginning of the vacation, they don't they'll keep the money for the whole the whole stay and you'll be out having to find a somewhere else to go. >> We have no discretion on domestic situations. Okay. >> I don't I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't hit him. I didn't do anything wrong. I'm just I'm just explaining that to you because that's why you're being arrested. Okay. >> Can I call somebody? >> I got it. >> Do you have locked? >> Okay. >> I'm very sorry you guys had >> No, it's it's no big deal, man. >> Um it sickens me. It sickens me that I have to have you guys come to do this. >> Yeah. Here, let me just get a picture of your neck. >> All right. And she uh threatened me and said, "Oh, go ahead and listen." Okay, I will. Oh, well, >> don't do this. Don't smack me again. Don't grab me by the hair of the head ever again. >> She did that tonight, too. >> Yep. >> Um, so we can we can >> Stop crying for a second. I need to figure some things out. >> I don't understand what I did wrong, though. >> Listen to me. You're being arrested for domestic battery. Okay. >> I haven't done nothing though. >> Okay. I'm just asking if you want to bring your items with you. Yeah, but I haven't done nothing though. >> She'll explain everything in a minute, okay? So, just sit tight. We'll be right with you. Okay. >> Chauffeured off to the patrol car. She refused to go quietly, letting fly a non-stop raided our stream of exploitives aimed straight at the arresting crew. [ __ ] real. I [ __ ] hate you. You're a piece of [ __ ] I cannot believe that I'M GOING TO JAIL foring domesticing battery. The woman was charged with domestic battery. Following the video's online release, various people left comments with their opinions. 70-year-old children. How pathetic. Drunk and drunker. She's your ex for a reason, man. This Karen could face a domestic battery charge for allegedly hitting her ex-husband during the altercation. She could also potentially face disorderly conduct if her behavior toward officers met the legal threshold for that offense. The lesson is that violence during a domestic dispute can quickly lead to arrest and serious legal consequences. Love can be complicated, but the next case is even harder to understand. Before we find out what happened, make sure to subscribe to Law Frame. Okay. On May 13th, 2025, the incident was reported to the police by the other driver. The interaction began as a standard crash report when an Athens Clark County officer arrived. That was not how it remained. >> Hey, good afternoon. You okay? >> Yes. Oh, I'm fine. Um, I was sitting in my car and she literally backed out, hit it >> and then >> and then she reacked out and I popped out of my car to stop her from leaving. >> I pulled back in. You just You pulled back in after. >> All right. I'm here now. There's no reason for argument. Okay, I get it. All right. You okay? >> I'm fine. >> Ma'am, are you okay? >> Yes, ma'am. Sir, I backed into her car because there's a very small amount of road. >> Okay, ma'am. You got your driver's license on? Yes. >> Give me one second, Miss Hanley. What? Um, >> how long ago did this happen? >> About 10 minutes ago, I pulled out and I swiped her car pulling out and then I pulled back in and then she called the police. >> Okay. All right. Thanks, Mom. Just give me one second. I'll finish up with you real quick and I'll get with her. My husband's here. >> Scott, let's get a phone number for you. >> You know, you lost in the call lady. >> No sir. This kick you walk here. >> Okay. I'm just trying to get the tag on your car. >> The way it was pulled in, I must have cut it too close when it backed up. >> I got you. What you doing over here? >> I was purchasing something at the Wildside. >> Okay. >> It was a vape. >> Okay. >> Hey, what's a good uh phone number for you? Okay, just give me a few. Okay, >> Miss Scott. >> No, Nick. Um, >> I'm going go ahead and get you out of here. Okay. Okay. >> So, I'm going to be the officer doing the rate report. So, your name, badge number, case numbers down at the bottom. It takes around 3 to 5 business days to process through. You can pick it up at our Lexon Road address. Open Monday through Friday, 9:00 to 5:00. Okay. >> Okay. >> And then if you got any questions of me after this point in time, I'll write my phone extension down here at the bottom. I also write my email address on the back of the card. Okay. >> Okay. Perfect. I swear she's drinking. >> That's what I'm about to get into. >> I just go ahead. I feel like it's unfair to you if I'm sitting here for 45 minutes doing >> I kind of want to go work out if I want to go work out [laughter] or do whatever you're going to do. You know what I mean? >> You already got hit once. You know what I'm saying? >> I'm like, well, the sad thing is is I He says every car that I own, I wreck somehow. So I was like, I was just sitting there this time and I look up. >> Using her car as a human kickstand just to stay upright, she greeted the officer with textbook red eyes, slurred chatter, and a personal aura that smelled suspiciously like a freshly poured cocktail. >> Miss Hannah, >> so while speaking with you, you have a u of alcoholic beverage coming from your person. I do. >> Why is that? >> I'm not sure. I just chew gum. >> What else? I just chewed gum. >> Okay. When you're when you're speaking with me, you're having like a slur or slowed speech. That's not normal. >> Is there any reasoning for this? >> No. >> Okay. >> No. >> You mind taking off your real quick? >> Okay. >> I take Valta and come again. Um, and that is >> what is that for? >> Glaucoma medicine. And it gives kind of lowers my blood pressure. >> Okay. All right. When did you when did you take this? um within the last hour. >> Okay. >> Before I left home in Jefferson. >> All right. Does this say anywhere on the medication that you're not supposed to drive or anything? >> Not really. No. It just says to wait 15 minutes. >> Okay. All right. >> She flat out refused every roadside balance test, boldly blaming her total lack of coordination on double dosing glaucoma meds for an appointment while swearing she hadn't touched a single drop of booze. >> You going to do any standardized first broadcast? Um, no. I'm not. >> Okay. So, we're not going to do that. >> The only reason I say that is because I've been told that's I'm not supposed to do that. >> Okay. All right. >> Yeah. >> Oh, that's fine. Okay. >> Uh, signal 16. No need for 1018. Okay. All right. Um, anybody else in the vehicle with you? >> No. >> Okay. And it's just you. >> It's just me. >> Do I know? >> That's fine. You can talk. >> I thought you were talking to him. >> Okay. No, no, no. I was talking to I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. I I backed out too close to her because her thing's a lot longer into the thing. And this is a very small backout space. So, >> she's she's got a way. She's got double the size of a car that you do, though. >> Yeah. So, >> she does. So, I And you can see that I backed out >> into her right where it does that and then I'm, you know, that's a very small spot. So, >> okay. >> I come here all the time and I'm usually in and out. But, um, like I was just coming up to Athens to run some errands. I was going to Trader Joe's and some Lowe's to get some sand for a divot in my yard. I did take my um medication before I left. So, I probably maybe shouldn't be driving with that, but it doesn't say I shouldn't drive. It just says wait 15 minutes. >> Okay. >> It's comagan and visalta. It's for uh it lowers the blood pressure for um your eyes for glaucoma. >> Okay. You normally just have like bloodshot watery eyes all the time then. >> Yes. That's the visalta. Um, the Comigan doesn't do it, but the Visalta does. >> Okay. >> And you can contact my glaucoma doctor and he can confirm that. >> Yeah. I'm not going to contact, >> but no, it does. It makes serious like my eyes are bloodshot all the time and I have an appointment tomorrow, so I've doubled up on it. >> Mhm. >> And it's um it's very it makes my eyes very bloodshot and watery. >> Okay. No, no alcohol whatsoever all day today. Um, sir, I work for the federal government. All I've had today is coffee >> and um I don't, you know, do that. I I just got off work at four o'clock. I've answered calls all day. I have had nothing but water and coffee and whatever I've eaten and then I've taken my medicine before I left. And now I've got to double up on it because I have an appointment tomorrow. Okay. So, I mean, I'm I may have a little bit of low blood pressure, but that could be from the medication. Okay. >> But I have not had anything to drink. >> You have an issue of standing at all? Have an issue of like standing here >> with the balance? >> Well, no, not necessarily the balance. It's just like the whole time you sat right there and then while you're talking to me, you're like leaning up against the vehicle like you're unsteady on your feet somehow. Um, probably a little unsteady based on the fact that my blood pressure is probably lower based on the Bisalta. >> Okay. Uh, you want to get checked out by EMS for your blood pressure being low? >> No, I think I'm fine. Okay. >> If I go straight home, I think I'm fine. >> Okay. >> But I don't um You're supposed to take 15 minutes after you take it. >> Uhhuh. And um I did that, but I probably just left work, you know, right after I got off work to come here. >> Okay. So, where where's your uh >> attempting a clout flex, she proudly boasted about her 34-year career at the Department of Veterans Affairs, only to magically add three whole years to her resume just a few minutes later. >> My office at >> my home. >> Okay. So, you work from home? >> Mhm. >> Okay. All right. >> And I just talked to my boss on the way here. So >> Okay. >> All right. You still you still live at the Thornhill Circle? >> Yes, sir. I work for the federal government. I've worked there for 34 years. And I >> That's where your house was, not where you work at. >> Oh, I'm sorry. Yes, I work from my house at 165 Thorn Hill Circle in Jefferson. >> Okay. What agency do you work for? >> The Department of Veterans Affairs. >> Okay. How long you been doing that? >> 37 years. >> Okay. Wow. Cool stuff. Okay. Well, um yeah, let me uh let me go write some stuff and then uh I'll be right back. Okay. >> Sure. >> Just give me a The officer bluntly called out her fairy tale, laid down the facts, and slapped on the handcuffs. She then shot down the breathalyzer, but agreed to a hospital blood draw to round out her catastrophic afternoon. Miss. >> Yes. >> All right. Will you go ahead and turn around for me? Place your hands back. Okay. >> DUI. Okay. >> Okay. >> Now, I'm going to read you something. All right. >> Okay. Give me one second. Let me double up those so they don't get tight on you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Oh, >> okay. >> Let's uh let's walk over here. Okay. That way we add the parking space and everything. Okay. >> Are you good right there? >> I'm good. >> I'm going read you something. Okay. >> Sure. >> So, the state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of this state upon your submission to state administered chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license, a privilege to drive on the highways of this state, will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Your refusal to submit the blood or urine testing may be offered in the evidence against you at trial. If you submit the testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 08 gram or more, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state may be suspended for a minimum period of one year. After first submitting to the requested state test, you are entitled to additional chemical testing of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the state administer chemical test of your breath? >> No. >> Okay. Got to read you this. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. So, the state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of this state upon your submission to state administered chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purposes of determining if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Your refusal to submit the blood or urine testing may be offered in the evidence against you at trial. If you submit the testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 0.08 grams or more, your Georgia driver's license approved to drive on the highways of this state may be suspended for a minimum period of one year. After first submitting to the requested state test, you're entitled to additional chemical testing, additional chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the state administered chemical test of your blood? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, you'll do a blood test, >> sir. >> You'll do a blood test? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> I was just told never to do a a field alcohol test or anything cuz I haven't been drinking. >> Okay. All right. Well, I mean, this everything in combination of what I have right now, I don't believe you. That's the only thing. Okay. So that's the reason. >> Why didn't you believe me? >> That's just the slurring of the speech. You've told me that you worked for the federal government two or three times. You said that you're coming from work two or three times. So with alcohol, with the short-term memory, with the unsteadiness on your feet, >> I mean, I told you where I was where I was coming from and where I did for a living. I mean, I don't >> And then you back into a car and then you have a odor of alcohol coming from you. So that's >> Do I really? >> Yeah. >> Wow. Okay. So that's that's where I'm at. >> Okay. Well, I I submitted to a blood test, but >> Okay. >> Like I said, I I just came from work, so >> I got you. >> Okay. >> Just a whole bunch of combinations. All right. >> Okay. >> Um Yes, ma'am. So, pretty much from here, um obviously we can't ride on a motorcycle, right? So, we'll uh I got a individual in a car coming. >> Okay. >> And then, um from there, we'll go over there to uh Pedmont and then we'll do the uh blood test there. Okay. >> And then um after that, we'll uh head to the jail and then be done. >> It's true that this is a crazy scenario. After the video was shared, let's look at the comments made by viewers. I'm just coming from work, works from home. Long-term heavy alcohol abuse causes glaucoma. I guarantee she hasn't told her doctor she's an alcoholic. If you spend 5 minutes to answer one question about your alcohol intake, you know that's the problem. This Karen could face charges of DUI for allegedly driving under the influence of alcohol along with refusal to submit to a breath test after her arrest. This situation shows that denying obvious signs of impairment and refusing sobriety testing won't make a DUI stop disappear. It can only make the situation worse. As for the next case, she may look well off, but the reality is quite different. >> No, I want you. I want you to pay. >> I want to pay. >> On October 6th, 2023, a disruptive female client who was refusing to pay her tab and creating a commotion was reported to the officers at Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport. >> Um, I have a customer. Okay. She ordered and then her card is declining, but then she's being very nasty to the um she's at the bar right now. Which one? >> She's talking. She's with the hat. See her at the bar? >> Yes. >> The one with the gray hat. >> Yes. >> We'll let her. >> It's not the sheets here. So, let her >> Yeah, but she was leaving the does the the bartender had to run after him and for her back. >> Did she try? Did she try paying with a different card or cash or >> No, she only the one card she's using is the client, but then she's being very nasty. She's forcing and yelling. >> How much is her tax? >> I have to ask about it. But she was being on Woody. That's why I was I didn't want to physically interact. >> If you can find out first, I appreciate Sure. Thank you. >> Thanks, man. We're right here. I feel Yeah. You ain't going nowhere now. >> Hope you're not traveling soon. Going to cause trouble in the plane. >> I hope she's not traveling soon. Going to cause trouble in the plane. >> Hopefully not. Hopefully not. Good for her. >> You can see she's not uh substance. She's on substance. >> 60 bucks. So I told him I told him I'm her boss. 5972. >> So I said if she don't pay it, can't find a way to pay it. >> Take her the merchant. Chase. >> So she doesn't want to pay. >> She was trying to set up some Apple Pay. >> Let's Let's give her the chance, okay? Cuz we have to do it. And then if she refuses and she tries to leave, then we'll take it from there. >> She said she's been nice and respectful and all that, but quite chase after then she's cursing at her and all that stuff. >> We're here now. So I said we'll give her the opportunity and thank you so much. Oh, you're welcome. My pleasure. >> You call me if you need me. I'll be right around the corner. Okay. >> I'll be right here. >> We'll take care of the situation. >> Tell the bartender to give us a thumbs up if it comes through that we can just leave and if it doesn't give us another thumbs down. Yeah. >> After getting the rundown from the exhausted witnesses, officers confronted our runway diva and politely asked her to cough up the cash for her tab. >> Okay. Hi, how are you? How are you today? >> I'm good. >> 17. Okay. >> Yeah, we're just waiting for her payment. >> Perfect. Sounds good. >> Okay. >> We'll stand by. So, I guess let us be we'll be >> man. She got to stay here. >> Who's that? >> The girl. >> No, she's trying to help you out. I know that you're trying to make some type of uh >> No, but she if she ain't going to get it, stay here. What does she want? >> Let's work for her then. I'll ask her what >> you know because I'm about to get my mother period. And it is what it is. I was the air traffic shower. I work for the You know, it is what it is. I'm going >> Can I be this? I'm I can't pay for it just because she wants something that she just don't know how to have. >> How are you trying to pay for this for the tab? That's what I >> I'll do half half. I was trying to do like I do part two, but I was like, but how would you put it in? >> Okay. Well, I mean, I can I can see how I can help you with that. That's not a problem. >> But I'll talk to her and then help. talk to her. No, I'm not I'm not staying here with her. >> Okay. Would you like Will you like someone else who um help? >> No, no, you going to come over here. >> Well, I'm here right now. >> Okay. Okay. This what I'm talking about. You said Apple Pad. Come on. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, come here closer. >> Okay. No, I'm seeing I'm looking. >> Apple. >> So, now what? >> Okay. Go through the first one. So, the first option. There you go. Urban. >> So, we have to wait until the machine comes in. We have to wait for the machine in order to make the payment. So, let me go ahead and ask her to bring the machine over. Okay. >> He said he said it, too. >> Instead of settling up, she launched into a master class of stall tactics, spinning wild, tall tales about technical glitches and mysterious payment failures. >> Yeah, use mine. >> That's it. You So, she's trying to pay half and half, right? Half pay. >> No, no, but we can do Apple Pay. That's fine. >> Yep. We could do that. >> I just need the card. >> Okay. >> I need the phone. >> I need the phone. Yeah, you need the phone to cut. >> Yeah, exactly. I get it. Okay, >> that was easy. >> Okay, so we'll do that and then you know that's not a problem at all. They will be able to help you with that. >> Thank you. >> That's not a problem, >> man. Hey, but don't make me nervous. I guess we about to then y'all going to Yeah, we don't even know who the I am. >> Period. You could damn well detain me. >> I don't I know my >> You have to put your uh the I don't know. >> If not, just press forget password and you will be able to reset it and create a new password for it. >> I have it written down. >> I'm sorry. >> I don't know about >> No, no, you can reset it. Just >> No. Yes. Press forget password and you'll be able to reset it. >> No. No. Because Apple is gone. >> You don't have the physical card. Perhaps that will be easier. >> No. And I'm right when you are. Uhhuh. Go. Hang with your cat over here. MP, get some more money. MP, >> I got this over here. >> No, without her, we won't be able to do anything. She's the employee of >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So, let me work on this and you hang with your other people. >> Yes. >> Okay. She needs your Okay. >> Yeah. Hang with your other people. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. No, you weren't your other people. They looking at you. Look, he looking at you. He wants you. He's He's going to get whenever you ready to pack. >> He's just waiting for you. Don't worry about it. >> What the girl? You going to have a lot of problems. >> I like to write my stuff down, but I can't write it down cuz I can't remember. >> Is there any Okay, ma'am. Okay, you you got it. You change. That's perfect. Just go press done. Go on top. No, just later on Wi-Fi. That's perfect. >> Hell yeah. You just take a card. Yeah, like like when I do Uber. So, you know what I'm saying? I got my card on me. >> Okay. If you have the card on you, that would be the best way that time because I don't think >> they're doing something different. I don't know because >> I don't think the Apple Pay is set to to make payments based on what I saw. >> Okay. >> So, if you have a physical card or cash, but I'm going to get this. >> So, this is the this is the problem that we have, ma'am. >> Okay. But I have to get on the flight, >> right? But this is the problem. If you fail to pay, that will be the services and you'll be going to jail cuz they're >> Okay. Well, I do. I got to go to jail. That wouldn't >> I don't give a push my goddamn thing around that. But if you fail to pay, we'll have to >> The moment she tried to pull a sleek runner and slide out the door, officers instantly shut down the escape mission and slapped on the bracelets. >> No, but that's No, I want to >> No, I want to pay. >> I want to pay. >> I want to pay. No, you don't want to pay now. >> What you mean? I want to pay. >> What are you talking about, Toby? THEY'RE TAKING ME TO JAIL, TOBY. >> Several opportunities. Okay, we're g to you. >> But that's not >> You fail to pay, you going to jail. Okay. >> Come on. >> Let me go ahead and get some paperwork. You got it. Give me my phone number real quick. I'll handle all that for sure. I want to pay but no I'm ask my phone. >> I was going to pay for a food. >> Okay. >> Yes. That's what that's what I I I just asked him some question. It's up to you. >> Yeah. Because he said he was like what you >> too much. He didn't know that much. Okay. >> Well, he didn't know that. It was that much. >> That was that much. >> Okay. If I can get the receipt for that. >> All right. We're going to go outside real quick. >> Why come take it? >> Because you're under arrest, man. >> They want to take extra time. >> So when you don't pay for your service, it is called a >> No, I'm trying to pay. >> You were given several opportunities. >> Several opportunities and you failed to pay for the service. >> What are you talking about about that? >> No, she kept saying that. >> All right, let's get out of here. >> Chauffeured straight to the squad car. She was whisked off to booking, officially trading her airport lounge privileges for a direct ticket to the station. >> That's not too bad. >> All right, my friend. Just keep walking with us. Okay. >> No, I'm not going to keep going. >> Ma'am, you have to either do it on your own or we have to force you to >> Okay, so out. Okay. >> What's left? It's not It's not still getting on my flight. >> Not at this point. >> Why? >> Because you're under arrest. You're going to jail. >> Why? I'm going to jail. >> Why would I go to jail? But that's that's a lie. Oh, really? Please. Why would you do that? >> All right. >> All right. Sit right here. >> What's your name? You call me find out. I said no. I got I got Uber. >> You can say, "Yeah, take a seat if you want." >> Uber. >> Sit down. Kick your legs out. >> But I like, "Yeah, I got Uber." >> So why would that matter? >> Cigarettes. >> I said, "That don't make sense." And then my he was like, "Oh, well." He said, "I'll just give you a number. Whatever." He said, "What's the problem?" Oh, you don't want to pay? >> Why would I ever not want to pay? >> Want to charge you? >> Well, I was never trying to sip somebody. >> You should have paid. We literally were sitting there for 15 minutes waiting for you to pay. >> Yeah. So, that's why I was trying to do the Uber like this little little >> Obviously, you've been drinking too much today. >> Obviously, you you've been drinking too much. >> Why you say that? >> Cuz I can tell I can smell it on you and you obviously been drinking today. >> You don't You don't know how to work an iPhone. Obviously, we try I'm sitting there watching you trying to put your iPhone code in. You don't listen. You're not paying. Well, if you're not >> Yeah, I don't know how to do a new one. >> Okay. No, I don't. I'm not. Um, >> Listen, Apple Pay is not that hard. You press the two buttons on the side and it works. Obviously, you didn't have it you didn't have it set up. >> Yeah, I don't have it set up. >> Okay. So, you were not you were not going to go pay. You just sit down right there. >> What you mean? No. If you tell me how to do it, then I would >> Well, this your phone. I don't know how to work your phone. >> No. Okay. Exactly. Yes. I'm not technology. I'm not I'm not technical. >> Okay. >> I'm not a technical person. I write to make clothes. >> I tried helping you several times with that. >> Okay. and that's going to take that's why I call my phone cuz if this is going to happen then I got cancel the flight again. >> Yeah, you got to stop drinking. >> Yeah, >> that's your problem. You got to stop drinking. >> Okay, but at least getting >> what >> I didn't bother nobody >> this situation and the girl's response in the released video received a lot of comments. Dumb as a box of rocks. Well done, mom. Cops just removing trash. Business as usual. She got caught before she could sneak off without paying. Lock her butt up. 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 accused of stealing $300 or less from an inkeeper. A no contest plea, $293 in penalties, and slash or court fees, and a prohibition from going back to the pub where the incident happened were all part of the case's resolution. This case shows that refusing to pay and trying to leave can turn a simple dispute into a theft charge with financial and legal consequences. These freeloaders are simply unacceptable. Luckily, I'm not going to leave you hanging. So, let's move on to the final case. All right, come back over here. >> I'm so sorry. >> On September 8th, 2024, Park Forest cops found a silver Mazda parked on the curb with its airbags deployed. They located the driver, 23-year-old Alexis Anderson, after speaking with 24year-old Jasmine Jones, who was next to the car. >> Hanging out the [ __ ] window. Where's your ID at? >> Please, I'm >> Here's your Pick up that paper. Just in the back in that purse. >> Look. >> We don't need nothing with her, right? >> We don't need her for nothing. >> Okay, young lady. Know how >> young lady We need We need you to leave. >> We need you to get off the street. We need you to get off the street for this again. I need you to get off the street. >> Go on the sidewalk. >> Get on the sidewalk. Let's go. >> This is my dad. Look, I'm Look, >> I never leave my [ __ ] [ __ ] you, [ __ ] >> It's a Gucci purse back there. >> It's in the the Gucci purse. I promise you. >> Back there. Let me try. >> No. >> First of all, you have to hit the purse as hell. >> No Gucci purse. >> Where's my purse? >> Just some gym shoes. >> It's a Gucci p. Jasmine, where's my purse? >> To drive the car. You see all >> Jasmine? Where's my purse? It's a car. >> No, it's not in the car. It's a Gucci purse. >> Just Desiree, can you leave? >> I don't have a problem. [ __ ] you. >> Okay, I think we do it cuz she [ __ ] >> All right, come back over here. Talk to us. >> What's your first name? >> Alexis Anderson. I live on >> birthday. >> April 8th. >> That's right. >> Yes. >> Okay, come on back. >> South by name. Leave your phone there. >> It's my day. >> All right. Go talk to that officer. >> Okay. Jasmine casually spilled the tea that they'd thrown back a drink and two shots earlier while officers picked up on textbook signs that Alexis was floating on a full tank of liquid courage. >> How much have you had to drink? >> I had a drink and two shots. I promise you I live on. >> Sensing his impaired vibe, officers gave Alexis a complimentary shuttle ride back to the crash site to put his physical coordination to the ultimate roadside test. >> Get together like that. Hands out to your side. What I want you to do, see the tip of my finger right here? >> I want you to follow this with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head at all. >> Okay, >> that make sense? >> Yeah. >> See it here? >> Yes. >> All right. So, just right here, stare at this. Follow just out of Chicago. >> Keep keep that person over there. Tell them need tell them we don't need anyone else over here. >> No, there's someone that is parked right there. Hold. She's gonna leave her car there. >> Oh, okay. >> Oh, okay. >> You got to get going. Okay. >> You got to get going. >> 51. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Keep watching my feet. >> I'm going to go really slow. Okay. So, same thing. Follow me. with 87. >> So the width of your shoe is going to be a straight line that goes from your license plate. What I want you to do, take your, you know, your left from your right. >> Right. Left. Okay. Put your left foot on that line for me. And then imagine your line. Right foot in front. >> Put your right foot. >> Right foot in front. Heel to toe together. Nope. So switch them up. You got your left foot in front. >> Stand just like that. Put your arms. >> Okay, I'm ready. I'm listen. >> Put your arms down at your side stand just like that till I tell you to start. Does that make sense so far? >> Like this, right? >> Yep. So, when I tell you to start, you're going to take nine steps on that imaginary line. Touch heel to toe on each step. >> Heel to toe. Can you show me that on >> I'm going to show you. On each step, you're going to count out loud. Okay. Nine steps out. I'm going to show you how to make a turn. You're going to take nine steps back. >> All right. So, it's going to look like this. Ready? >> No, don't start yet. >> Okay. >> I'm going to show you how to do it. >> Okay. >> So, right foot in front. It's going to be one, two, three. You're going to go all the way to nine. Okay. When >> you get to the nice, take several small steps around this lead foot. >> Two, three, all the way back to nine. Does that make sense so far? >> Yeah. So, start with my right. Okay. >> Your right's in front. Couple things I got to remind you of. Number one, make sure you're looking down at your foot the whole time when you walk. So, I don't want to fall. Number two, count yourself out loud. One through nine. One through nine. >> Keep keep your arms down the entire time. Don't raise them up for any reason cuz I don't want you to lose your balance. >> Okay? >> And once you take your first step, don't stop until you're done with the whole test. >> Okay? Okay. Does that make sense? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> You understand everything? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Whenever you're ready, right foot with the left foot. >> Your left foot's going to be one. Your left foot will be one. >> All right. One, two, three, four. Oh. 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20. >> Okay. Okay, you remember what I told you to do next? >> And then right to left, right, right to start. >> Okay. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 I'm sorry, that car threw me off. My car 7 8 9 6 11 12 13 14. Okay, you're good there. All right. Um, any balance problems? Anything like that? No. Nothing at all. Not anything. I hold two shots in the joint. >> So, for this next one, same thing. Arms down at your side, feet together. What I'm going to ask you to do when I tell you to start, but not until I tell you to start, you're going to lift either foot. So, your right foot, left foot, does not matter to me. Lift it up approximately 6 in from the ground. Do you know what 6 in looks like? >> Like this. >> You're I'm going to show you, but you know what 6 in is around approximately? >> Yes. >> So, somewhere in here. Lift it up approximately 6 in off the ground. You're going to keep your toe pointed out >> and you're going to count 100 1,002 1003. While this foot is up, do you know your numbers one through 100? So 100, 1000 1,00200 >> and I'm walking. >> No. No. You're just going to stand. So 1,00 1,002 100,004 10005. >> Okay. >> You're going to keep counting until they tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Okay. Does that make sense so far? You're going to keep your arms down to your side the whole time. Make sure you're looking at your toe while you're counting. 1 >> like this. >> Yeah. So like that toe pointed out. Keep your legs straight. You're going to keep this leg straight, too. >> A little heavy. Okay. >> So this leg stays straight. This toe pointed out. Stay straight. >> Okay. >> Does that make sense? >> Yeah. >> Are you comfortable with those shoes on? >> I could take it off like this. >> If you want to, that's fine. And then either foot you want to stay on. Right, left, it does not matter to me. Do you have a watch on? >> Yeah. >> Um, so I'm going to tell you when to start and then you're going to count again. 1,00 1,002 >> in that order up until I tell you to stop. Okay. It's going to be about 30 seconds. >> You think you can do that? >> Yes. >> Does that make sense? Any questions? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, whenever you're ready, lift your foot up and start counting. That's when we'll start >> like that. >> And make sure you're looking at your toe when you're pulling it out to. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, whenever you're ready. >> 12 1003 1004 100,00 Sorry. 1,000 10 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 53 >> You want to keep going? >> Yes. >> Okay, keep trying. >> 19,020, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125, 126 >> Okay, you're good. We can put it down. Between the freshly deployed airbags, his booze admission, blatant impairment, and total flop on the balance routine, Officer Schwarz officially awarded Alexis a brand new pair of DUI bracelets and a ticket straight to booking. >> So, yeah. So, you're being So, yeah. So, you're being placed under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you have any questions at all? >> No. Call my dad. >> Yeah, we'll let you call you. >> If you want to stand by, of course, we'll be around shortly with the 95. >> His number is 7 773. >> Okay. I'll have to get that from you when we get back. Okay. I don't >> Do you have any uh valuables or money in the car? >> My parents My friend is in a car. >> Um can you do the inventory for us? >> Is she going to meet us? >> Okay. [screaming] >> Hey, WE COULD DO A WE COULD DO a quick down. >> Do you have anything on you at all? >> No, you can check those. >> Is there a person there? I'm not giving. >> Okay. >> I'm asking if you have anything in your pockets at all. >> No. >> Anything on you at all? >> No. >> Anything stuffed down your bra? >> Here's your phone. >> It's 8747. Can you call my mom? >> We will at the station. We can't use this. >> I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Come back over here. >> I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. Please, can I call my mom? >> We'll let you know. Give us a couple minutes. Okay. >> Okay. >> You're okay. my friend. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. I got to go Monday. I'm sorry. >> You're going to be out. You're going to be out today. >> I got to go. I got students. I got 20. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Stop 27. >> Sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Can you scoot a little bit towards me? I got to get your seat belt on. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Can we call my dad? Please call my dad. I'm so sorry. >> I'm sorry. I didn't kill nobody, though. I'm so sorry. >> Can you just take a breath? I'm not I'm not saying you killed anybody. You were in an accident, it's not that big of a deal, but you can't be doing it. >> Yeah. >> So, here, listen to what I got to tell you. I'm going to We're going to take you back to the station. We're going to do some paperwork and we're going to get you out of your seat and go home. Okay? You're not going to be here very long. Okay? Fair enough. >> Okay? So, just take a deep breath, calm down, and I'll work with you and we'll get you out of >> Can't wait to walk you while we go. Call whoever you want to call. Okay. >> I don't know. Okay. >> We'll get your We got your phone numbers and we'll give you your phone calls. Okay. >> Okay. I don't know. >> This is a ridiculous situation, isn't it? Let's examine what other people thought of the video after it became viral. If she doesn't face jail time, then she will just do it again. Drunk people don't learn until they face the repercussions of their actions. OMG, that was a horrific crash. I'm going to have PTSD after seeing that. How did she graduate elementary school is what I want to know. This Karen was accused of driving under the influence of alcohol, driving with a blood alcohol content, BAC, more than 0.08, and failing to reduce speed to avoid an accident, demonstrating her intoxication, exceeding the legal limit, and being at fault for the incident. This instance demonstrates how even minute quantities of alcohol can cause driving impairment. The lesson is that driving after intoxication puts lives in danger and can result in major legal issues. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Frame for more content.