From a lady yelling and disparaging the cops >> yourself. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me for what? >> To a traveler insult American law enforcement. >> Yeah, >> I give you nuance chances. >> No, I you have my [ __ ] ID up. >> It's crazy how fast these Karens lose control. The second things don't go their way. But once the cops step in, that tough attitude disappears real quick. At Law Frame, we reveal what happens when ego meets the badge. Let's find out in a moment before they turn psycho Karen into a good girl. Starting with the first incident >> yourself. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> For what? >> On September 9th, 2025, an IATE woman was seen by police yelling at passing motorists while standing in the middle of the road. >> What's going on? Are you Jennifer? >> Go [ __ ] yourself, [ __ ] >> Are you Jennifer? >> Yeah, that's my name. Jennifer, [ __ ] go yourself. My name >> Hey, come here. >> No, go yourself. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me for what? >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me cuz I'll swing on you, mother. Don't you charge. >> Okay. So, what? >> Come here. >> You guys left this [ __ ] Okay, whatever. [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> [ __ ] ass [ __ ] Need to have my meds for these [ __ ] meth heads that don't eat that won't let me in because they say I'm [ __ ] My wrestle hurts smoking me. >> Hey, stop. Chill out. >> E. >> Okay, whatever. >> Come on. Quit. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Make me >> stop. >> Make me. >> Let me fix your cuffs. >> My hands [ __ ] up, but I'm going to bite through you with this. >> Quit. Quit mucking up. I'm >> the officers roll up on a complete public hazard. Not only is she picking fights with passing cars, but she hands the deputy a fake name and instantly turns physical when he tries to shut down her dangerous street performance. >> Walker you walk, motherucker. You walk the [ __ ] off, this give a [ __ ] and eat a dick, [ __ ] So, can your mom and your sister and your brothers better grab my pills before they do? Y'all can just smoke me, but I can't eat. >> She's yourself. >> Let me guess. Marian police cuz they let rattle her dog smoke dope. That's okay, though. >> Quit. Knock it off. >> THAT >> HEY, knock off. Hey, >> mother. I hate you people. Mother, get off me. >> Stop. >> You're lucky my hands [ __ ] up cuz I'd punch you. I hate you all, mother. >> All right, [laughter] you just call another. >> Why do you not care? I am not being left. Russell took everything from me. I >> I'll take another >> I hate you. >> Quit. Knock it off. >> I tried to make a report and they laughed at me because it was Russell Herszog. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] you. His girlfriend showed up dirty for math, but not him. Huh? >> Yeah, I can't show him IN THREE [ __ ] DAYS. THAT'S WHAT MY PROBLEM IS. >> All right. >> Oh, I [ __ ] hate you. >> Go ahead, cuz I'm going to prison anyway, [ __ ] >> Well, you just caught another kick. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> All right. >> I already have one for the cops. Oh, piece of [ __ ] Eat a dick, [ __ ] Can you grab my meds before these [ __ ] meth heads in there do it? >> I don't [ __ ] know. I can't [ __ ] eat >> like these math dads can who don't even eat. >> BUT THE COUNSELOR KNEW [ __ ] WHEN THREE OF WANTED TO JUMP ME, DID THEY? Nobody wants to stick after me cuz this [ __ ] world there is no God. There is no God. Hey, >> does anybody have have ties? >> [ __ ] off me, you ugly mother. >> Hey, knock it off. >> Oh, >> quit. >> Get off me. You already giving me a tire. What else you made? >> Quit. >> Knock it off. [ __ ] you. >> [ __ ] you, [ __ ] I only eat 17 more. >> Get in the car. I'll >> hit you, dick, [ __ ] >> Will you grab my mask before these meths do? >> What? >> I can't eat in there, but they can. >> Stop. >> [ __ ] you, man. Russ, >> you want me to do some of that [ __ ] >> Yeah, I'll find something to do with it. You >> got it? >> Yeah. [ __ ] you, Counselor. You're fired, [ __ ] [ __ ] you. >> Took you guys long enough, dude. Hey, 10 seconds here. >> That's all of her stuff. >> Showing up at one, >> huh? >> Your thing was showing up at you at 20 or >> Oh, that's all of her stuff. I'm going to take her to counting. She's banging her head off my freaking thing. >> Do you have your thing wrong? >> Yeah, I have it wrong. She kicked me and resisting. So, >> she got >> The cuffs are finally clicked, but she makes the officers earn every single step. She goes completely combative, thrashing around, planting her feet, and doing absolutely everything in her power. over there. >> No, [screaming] you're leaving. >> Hey, knock it off. >> Volume in there. >> Counting 1 mil 101 >> 4.0. >> I came here today, >> man. Would you give counter heads up? She's >> not cooperative at all. >> You let THE [ __ ] take my [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> Oh my god. You took my [ __ ] You let him take my [ __ ] I'm call I want to talk to the vets right now. I want to talk to the vets. Call the vets now. Oh, [ __ ] You slap my MY MEDICINE. OH, I have seizures, dumbass. >> Oh my god. You don't get >> Hey, knock it off. >> Tell him to go grab my purse and my seizure meds. Dude, there me heads in there. All of them. Please. That's all I have left. Please. You either say you're letting them take my [ __ ] WHAT THE [ __ ] IS WRONG WITH YOU? That's my seizure pills. I just had a seizure. You dumbass. 34 28 counting. Same mode. 6. >> YOU LEFT MY MEDICINE. YOU'RE NARCOTICS. YOU DUMBASS. You left my debit card money. You piece of [ __ ] >> I hate you. Hey, knock it off. >> YOU LEFT MY MONEY IN my meds. I HAVE SEIZURES. YOU LEFT MY MEDS. I HAVE SEIZURES. >> Marrying one female. She's feisty. >> You left my body in my meds. You piece of [ __ ] And I didn't do no math today, [ __ ] What? The rock on it. Will you let them have my meds? That's illegal. And I'm telling you, >> she spends the entire drive to the station yelling, shouting, and throwing an absolute tantrum from behind the security cage. >> Can you get the door shut? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Actually, what? >> No. I have seizures, you dumb ass. >> You left my money in my meds. >> No. >> Are you [ __ ] serious? >> Got it. >> I just had a seizure earlier. You [ __ ] bad ditch, [ __ ] >> Oh, I'm not worried about going, right? [ __ ] H. I want to talk to the feds immediately. I want to talk to the feds immediately. >> Have a seat. >> I want to talk to the [ __ ] feds now. I want to talk to the feds. I'm telling everything. How I came to make a report today and they laughed at me. Sure did. Was it you today? >> I know, but you're trespassing 1479 road. >> Yeah, they're all smoking mess in there. >> Okay, you're not supposed to be there. Don't go back. >> I asked again. >> The moment the station doors open, she kicks her resistance right back into maximum overdrive, screaming at the jail staff. Everyone has their opinion, and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. What a lunatic. I love how she's refers to them as the methheads, as though she's not one of them. Lol. Voice is a felony. Tweak tweak. The witnesses were visibly annoyed. But was the reaction a bit much? I want to hear both sides tell me what you think in the comments. This Karen was detained and charged with resisting arrest, aggravated assault, reckless conduct, and aggravated violence on a peace officer after reportedly behaving violently toward the police and creating a hazardous environment. The lesson is that aggressive behavior and resisting police will only escalate the situation and lead to serious criminal charges. Subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. We will immediately move on to the next situation. Hey, she's coming back in. Hey. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Back out here. >> On April 5th, 2025, police reacted to a domestic dispute involving Selena, her mother, and her little son. >> Stop. Come here. Come here. Come here. Have a seat. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. I'm not going to sit down. >> Sit down or else you're going to go in handcuffs. >> I'm not sitting down. >> Have a seat or you're going to go in handcuffs. >> Can you close the door real quick? >> Yes, sir. >> What's going on? >> My mom keeps trying to [ __ ] get me away from my own kid. >> Same one. I got both uh parties set ready. Can you talk to the uh mother? >> Yeah. >> Or the grandmother. >> The officers roll up to absolute chaos on the front lawn. Selena is completely intoxicated and getting physically aggressive with her mom, forcing the deputies to jump in instantly to separate them. >> My mom keeps trying to get me away from my own kid. >> Okay. What do you mean she's trying to get you away from your own kid? >> I'm trying to get my kid into a [ __ ] safe area and she keeps calling and talking. and saying that like, "Oh, whatever that she called you for." >> Okay. Why are you trying to get him into a safe area? >> Because she keeps trying to take him away from me. >> Why? Why? Why would she do that? >> I don't [ __ ] know. >> Okay. Do you live here? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. So, [snorts] >> so when did it become phys? Like, did you guys become physical at any point? >> Obviously, you just thought I had >> Well, yeah. I saw you like push her outside the apartment >> trying to get my kid. >> Well, she was standing out here and you just came out and like shoulder gave her a shoulder check. >> That's the only thing I saw. What happened inside? >> I'm trying [clears throat] to get my kid and she keeps stopping me and getting fun of me. >> Okay. Have you had a little bit to drink today? >> I mean, it's not illegal if you did. I mean, I'm just trying to understand why why you say you're trying to get your kid to a safe place and then your mom is trying to take your kid. That's what I'm trying I'm trying to make sense of it. >> Mhm. >> Why would Why would she want to do that? Have you guys gotten into it before? >> Mhm. >> Okay. What's your first name, man? >> Just to make sure I'm making sense of this. You said you're trying to get your kid to a safe place, but your mom won't let that happen and that I mean that's that's pretty much all I got. So that's what else happened inside the apartment. >> That's pretty much what happened. I'm not going to talk to you and make up liars. So then why would So then why would she tell the police dispatcher that you were on top of her? >> Cuz she's a Karen. She's a piece of [ __ ] Like I don't know what else to tell you. >> Okay. All right. >> Selena tries to flip the script, slurring her way through an excuse that she's just trying to protect her son. >> Yeah. >> Selena, what's unsafe about where the child is inside the apartment? that I'm trying to get him away from my mom and she's not allowing me to. >> Okay. But why? I guess is what's what's your concern when when he's in there? Is it your son or daughter? >> It's my son. >> Your son. What's your concern when your son's in the apartment? >> She's not allowing me to get him away. She keeps getting in front of me. >> Okay. But why are you trying to take him away in the first place? All right. We're going in a circle here cuz you're saying you're you're upset because she won't let him take him away cuz he's not safe in there. And when I ask why he's not safe, all you say is that it's cuz you won't she won't let you take him away. You understand why I'm confused? >> So So what is it about being in the apartment that's not safe for him? You want to start from beginning? Tell me what's really going on inside. >> Yeah. I'm not allowing you to be just my own person. Okay. Well, [snorts] I don't know how you even begin to go down that road, but whatever path you think you're taking is clearly not the right one. Selena, are you seeing any sort of counselor or anything? Therapist? >> Yes, I am. >> You are? When did you talk to him last? >> Last Wednesday. >> Last Wednesday. Do you see them in person or you talk to him on the phone only or how does that work? >> I talk to him through um face to face. Okay. And are you living here with your mom and your son? >> Yes, I'm living here with my mom. >> Okay. >> Have you been arrested here before? >> No. >> No. So, what [clears throat] are we going to do to solve this problem today? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Well, where were you drinking? Were you drinking here or were you at a bar or at a friend's house? I >> was just here. >> You're just here? What were you drinking today? a few balls. >> Okay. What' your counselor say about you drinking? Does he think it's a good idea? >> It's not so much of a bad idea. It's just once in a time. >> Yeah. It seems like the police are out here an awful lot though after you have a few drinks though, right? And you understand that's not normal for people when they drink. So maybe you're a little bit more sensitive to its effects, right? You think that's a fair statement? >> She's supposed to be at work until 11:00. >> Okay. So, what does that have to do with this? >> All right. You You're kind of deflecting from the comment I made about you maybe being a little sensitive to the effects of alcohol and and you're not answering that question. Said you're going to try and talk about mom. So, what happened? Mom came home early tonight. Found found that you'd been drinking. >> Yeah. Okay. [clears throat] How old is your son? >> Seven. >> Seven. So you were in there alone with him until What time did mom come home? >> She should have been home at 11. >> I didn't ask when she should have been home. What time did she come? >> What time? Yes. >> No. How long? Well, how long before the police were called? >> I don't have no idea. >> Okay. How long before you guys got into your fight? >> In what? >> Okay. So, can you talk about the fight for me? Explain how that went down. Do you even remember it? [clears throat] They're inside talking to the other party. This is Selena. This is the younger. >> Okay. Uh Harvey and Sandria. Yeah, they're good. But I'd say stick around. >> Mhm. >> So Selena, what what was the last time you remember like looking at a phone or a clock or anything and you knew what time it was? >> It's been a while. >> It's been a while. Okay. Do you know how long between when your mom got home and when we showed up at the front door? >> No. >> No. Okay. [snorts] So, >> one officer heads into the house to get the grandmother's side of the story and figure out what actually triggered the meltdown. >> We have to Where are you going? Selena, don't go back in. Selena, don't Hey, she's coming back in. Hey. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Back out here. Back out there. All right. Sit down on the stairs. Sit down. want to sit down on the stairs. They're just sitting on the stairs. >> Okay. Well, understand something. I didn't come here in my own court. We came here because of your actions. So, right now, you are going to do what we tell you to do. Otherwise, this is going to get even worse. Okay? So, have a seat. Cuz right now, Selena, based on what you're telling me, I want to put you in handcuffs. That's up to these officers. So, you need to be on your best behavior if you want a chance of not going to jail tonight. So, have a seat on the stairs. >> I don't want to have a seat on the stairs. >> Okay. Turn up a chance when you're back. Put your hands behind your back. We're not going to play this game. No. Don't Don't fight. Please. Do not fight. This is not something to do. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Calm down for the moment. >> Right now, we're detaining you. >> Okay. For the >> Because you're not Because you're not. >> We ask you to stay on the stairs. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Just because >> Hang on. >> You have to do what we tell you. All right. You're going to You're about to make this a lot worse. Okay. >> Okay. These come off just as quickly as they go on. [laughter] Okay. But since you're not listening to us by ask we're telling you to sit on the stairs >> until we're done here. Okay, then that's fine. But then we're going to put these on. Yeah. Until we're done. >> Those are the only two options. >> So the choice is yours. >> Okay. >> Do you want to sit on the stairs and keep the handcuffs off or do you want me to put the handcuffs on? >> I want to [ __ ] sit on the stairs. >> Those are the only two options we have right now. Don't Don't >> What are you doing? >> I'm going towards the [ __ ] stairs. >> Are you going to sit on them? >> Yes. >> Hey, let's go sit. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. See, it's a lot better than having them handcuffs on, right? >> [clears throat] [snorts] >> Please don't slide down any of them anymore. Okay. I don't want to think that you're trying to run away from us. >> I have to stay here. >> We're going to stay here until these officers finish their investigation and make a decision on what happened. She suddenly leaps up and tries to storm back inside the house to reignite the fight, forcing the officers to physically grab her and shut the invasion down. >> All right, ma'am. Selena, right? >> Yeah. >> Selena, do you have anywhere else that you can go for today? No. You don't have anywhere? No other family and friends that you can go for right now? No. Okay. All right. Well, unfortunately, I saw you dead your mom when I came upstairs. Okay. So, right now, I'm going to be placing you under arrest for domestic battery. Okay. So, can you just do me a favor and stand up? >> You come up here and come away from the stairs. Okay. >> Here. Go over here. >> Yeah. Let's Let's take a step just over here so we're away from the stairs. Okay. Go ahead and put your hand behind your back for me. Two sets. Yeah. Is there any shoes that I can grab for you right now? >> No. >> No. Or can I grab you some shoes? I want you to walk here if I hurt your feet. >> Okay. Can you grab your shoes that working on it? [snorts] >> [clears throat] >> Keep going steps. She can give you my slippers. You going to kick your foot up behind you? I'll try to pull it. There [snorts] you go. There you go. Sure. >> You want to do that? >> Look at that. >> There you go. Okay. All right. We're going to walk downstairs. All right. Uh here we're going to walk over here. Okay. Watch those holes. >> Why am I right? >> For a domestic battery. When I saw you shoulder check your mom in the hallway. >> She wasn't get to my own kid. >> I understand. Here. We're going to walk to this car right here. Okay. But I believe that there is different ways that you can go about that, Selena. All right. Watch this stuff right here. Go ahead and have a seat. Got it. >> Yeah. >> The officer steps back outside with the full backstory and the verdict is in. The talking is officially over. The deputies move in, grab her arms, and slap the handcuffs on to haul her off to jail. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. The mother is a disgrace. She should lose custody of them kids. Crazy eyes. She looks like an unmade bed. The vibe was ruined for everyone watching. If you were there, would you have walked away or stepped in? Let's discuss this. Karen would likely face charges such as domestic battery, disorderly conduct, and resisting or obstructing officers after continuing to cause a disturbance and refusing to comply with police commands. The lesson is that violent behavior during a family dispute and refusing to cooperate with police will only make the situation worse. What a stubborn Karen, right? If you enjoyed this, subscribe to Law Frame for more content. Stay tuned because the next Karen reacts even more aggressively. On April 20th, 2026, after neighbors repeatedly reported a potential domestic dispute, police were called to the home. >> You're what? >> I'm having my husband. >> You're having what? I'm sorry. >> I'm having like two minutes. You're all right. Can I just steam? >> Can you Can you work? I'm sorry. [screaming] >> Hey, hey, hey. No, it's not okay. No, it's not okay. >> You can't because it's like 1:00 in the morning and that's why people are calling. Okay, so just keep it down and tell me what's going on. [snorts] >> I'm sorry. Sorry. Like I'm I'm readying psycho. [snorts] >> Can I sit here? Is that okay? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Okay. So, me and my husband getting all great. >> Yeah. We we own jobs, you know that. >> And went to like went and have dinner. We went to Bob's Monkey Bar on the way home. Chris wanted to go home and I was like, I want to sit and have another drink. I sit down and had another drink. Someone stole my ID, like my phone, everything is is gone. >> And I came back here and I said to my husband, like me and my husband, like get on good. Don't get on good. like like it's like nah. So like the minute I said to him it was like like was like fire me fire and basically then we started arguing. So basically I've stayed out drinking and someone stole our phone's gone. Everything's gone and and I tried to get my husband to understand and I would understand and then I came back here and I screamed like I just did. Okay. So I just screamed. Here. You want to take her and I'll go talk to the husband? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You can take me. Can I Can I have a second? >> No. Well, you No, he's not taking you anywhere. I just wanted to talk to your husband. >> Yeah, he's right there. >> All right, ma'am. Can Can you Sorry. I have no idea. Like >> the officers roll up to a tent scene after the neighborhood repeatedly calls in the screaming. The woman tries to downplay it as a regular couple's fight. >> Best get out of your bed. I screamed because like I'm like my it's just been >> So did you and is it did you and your husband get >> I didn't phone the police. I didn't call the police. I don't the police. Can I have a light? You got a light? >> I don't have a lighter. I'm sorry if I had one. >> I'm going to throw a tantrum. I'm sorry. Sorry. No. I'm like >> you're all right. You're all right. Just >> It's [snorts] okay. >> Do you know why? Like >> just breathe. So, so what is making you so upset? I want to So, is it because you lost >> just to someone [laughter] and like I I can't control that. I'm getting like I can't I can't contact any of my family in the UK. I can't >> Okay. So, so let me just make sure I got it straight because with your accent it's a little tough. >> I know. I know. Like >> that's what I'm saying. Well, let me make >> understand. Let me make sure I got it straight cuz I I heard you. I was listening. Um, so you went out to the bar, you lost your ID and lost your phone. >> I was just I was talking to this >> or it was taken or your your ID and your phone is gone. >> We're just chatting and then all of a sudden my phone was gone. >> And then you came back here >> and I came back here and I was like Chris and he was like because my husband's like that cuz I know I know it might sound like crazy cuz I like sound like I'm drunk right now. >> Yeah, >> I know. And so just because And so you and your husband your husband >> called because uh she was yelling >> I was yelling yell more. >> No, >> I will gladly yell more. >> No disrespect. No disrespect. I will gladly >> Can I see your hands? >> Yes. Yes. >> No. Here. >> Here. Here. No. I have paint. I have paint. >> Your husband said you he you hit him. >> Oh my god. Look. >> Okay. >> What? What the What? What was I going to do? >> Tight. What the am I? Sir, sir, look look look look. Like I have lesbian nails because I've been like [ __ ] paid my jeep here. See this thing? >> All right. >> That's all I've been doing all like for the last 10 days. Like >> All right. >> If you want me to hit my bill after >> So let let's let's get back to the story. So you got back and [snorts] you went inside and you let and you let your >> Sorry. One second. >> Yeah. One second. >> Yeah. So So explain. So when you got back here, >> so like I was in there. >> Mhm. >> I'll explain. >> So I was in there like so me and my husband like one of our staff came back here tonight and told us that one of our staff has been stealing from us and we already knew that and I was like okay cool. We knew that and like me and my husband were just getting ready to go out and have food. >> We were going to go to Only Woods. We were going to go to Onlywood and then Max came [music] back and he told us about this and I was like Chris like they've only like he checked online. And he was like, "There's only like 35 minutes, but I don't want to go to like Lad." And I was like, "Oh, we'll go to Lad cuz my husband wanted steak." >> Yeah. >> And I'm like, "I don't care what I have. Like, we can like go anywhere." So, we went there and [clears throat] we got there. So, I texted one of our staff, Paul, and said, "You lied to me." I sat here yesterday and I had a conversation with Paul and I asked him like, "Is Chevy is Chevy stealing from me?" And he was like, "No, I don't know if he's stealing from you and I can't I can't say anything, but he already knew and has known for months." That's like, "And I'm sorry. What's your name?" >> Aaron. >> Yeah. I was like, "That really, really, really hurt me." Is he knows he's stealing from me? >> Yeah. >> Like, it's my business. I know. >> So, that's stressing you out as well. >> Yeah. That stressed me and I'm sorry that stressed me. So, like >> Max got here. We went like me, Chris and Max. We went to dinner at LA. >> We've had like they two had steak. I had chicken. We got some like to go came back here and Chris like I don't want to go out and I was like I do. So we got back here. Chris Max left his like to go here and I said to Chris, let's go out. Me and Chris went down to like to Bobb's Monkey Bar. >> We had a drink there. Asked him want to stay. He came back and I stayed and I was talking to this like really skinny gay guy. Um, really nice guy, but like just something not right with him and then all of a sudden everything's gone. My phone's gone. >> Yep. >> My bag's gone. >> And then when you got back here, your your interaction with >> No, like your husband. Was it? >> I came in like open the door and I like my eyes went nuts. >> Yeah. So that was >> like like where's my like you're me you're looking after me like >> I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm like maybe I'm wrong maybe I'm not like you're you're my husband like >> so you were you were more or less looking for some support and he wasn't >> no I just went psycho I went psycho I'm sorry I went psycho I was like what the like >> so I'm in Dex I was in the wrong for that like I'm a woman on my own that lives here I just wanted my husband to support me like >> my husband wanted to leave and I was like okay just stay and this guy like maybe I'm wrong, maybe I'm not. I I don't know. Maybe I'ming naive. But he was like just like ly like this like really skinny gay guy. Like I can hand him out. I can point him out. I can like have him with photo shoot. Like he was just like, "Oh yeah, let's like sing together. Let's do this." And I'm like, "Okay, cool." And he just seemed like a really really lovely guy. and he was talking to my husband like this that knows exactly who like not say who he is but like say who he thought he was where's >> but I'm more what what the concern is is what happened here >> nothing >> so it did not nothing like that was it >> you weren't inside of the house >> huh >> you weren't inside of the house >> then I screamed at my husband I came back and I screamed at my husband I was like >> yeah soul that was it >> so you just screamed is what you're I mean like he done nothing. I done nothing. That is it. Nothing. Like >> this guy. He wants me. >> There's some There's some pretty dark boot marks on the on the door. Some shoe marks. >> Were you Were you kicking the >> No, I I don't need to check your feet, but were were you kicking the door? >> No. No. I genuinely No. No. Like that's my husband. I went in I was like geting up like my phone has been stolen. I was at home who I was like, "My phone has been stole." And I was like, "The gay guy that I was talking to stole my phone." He was like, "What do you mean?" And I said, "The gay guy stole my to get to the bottom of the chaos." One officer heads inside the house to interview the husband while the other units stay out on the pavement to keep a close eye on the wife. >> You walk with us over here so we can talk to you, please. >> Of course. Yeah. >> All right. Can I just check my dog's in the house? >> Huh? Your dog. Your dog's in the house. I was just in there. >> Please check. >> No, just just head this way for now. Please just check. >> No, we're we're going to we're going to head over here. >> You're going to arrest me, >> huh? We're going to >> Come this way with us. >> Okay. You're going to arrest me for what? For what? >> Guys, >> walk this way. Walk with us. Walk with us. Walk in front of us. Listen, >> I've got absolutely no problem. >> Yeah. So, I'll explain to you because you've been cool with me. I'll explain to you what's going to happen. You're going to be under arrest. Okay. >> For for battery. Okay. >> Battery to who? to your husband. Just let it Don't >> Yes. >> For what? Excuse me, sir. Can you please tell me why? >> Uh for domestic battery. >> What did my husband? >> There's There's clear signs that you were both kicking the door, hitting him. He's got redness on his face. >> Have you checked our cameras? >> I have not checked the cameras. No. >> Can you please do that because I did not do that. Can I just please ask you one thing for me? >> Yeah. What's that? >> Can you please go in and check my dogs are and she's okay. >> I'll check. I'll check and make sure your dog. >> Sir, can you please do that and then I'm half I'm going to I'm going to apply when you want. >> Okay, I'll go check on your dog for check. >> Hold up. >> Yep. >> So, do you have do they have cameras in there? >> Yes, we have cameras in the house. >> Okay, let me go check. Hold on, >> ma'am. Come on. Come on. This way. Why? >> Come on. >> Yeah. Get in the vehicle. Watch him. Stop. Oh, for what reason? >> Ma'am, get your get in a vehicle. >> Sorry. Can I Sir, can I please ask like why? >> For domestic battery. >> What? Who did I touch? >> Excuse me. Yes. Get your feet out of the vehicle. >> Sir, I did not touch. [snorts] >> After checking the facts and the injuries, the tables completely turn. And the deputies move in, grab her wrists, and click the silver bracelets into place. >> Sir, excuse me. Hi. >> Yes. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> I did not hurt my husband. >> Okay. What did you say? >> I said I have never done anything to hurt this man. >> Okay. >> This ising honestly I done what what did I do? I just sat and chatted that gay guy and I asked to like talk to him and sing with him. That was it. And then everything stole. Excuse me. Hi. Hi, sir. Oh my god. Excuse me, sir. Excuse me. Oh my god. Can you please answer me, sir? You're mine. >> Can you uh >> Excuse me. >> A second, man. >> Yes, thank you. Do you realize I have a business here? Can I talk? Am I allowed to do that? No. Not part of my rights, is it? Can I please talk? No. Sir, my bag, my phone, my everything has been stolen tonight. You don't care. Why is that some white? I'm let out emotion, just so you know. Honestly, I cannot wait to leave this country cuz these are all psychos. Can you please not ignore me? I'm asking you a question. >> I want out of this [ __ ] car. Can you let me out? Can you please let me out? >> No, not yet. >> WELL, LET ME OUT. >> You're now you're now turning it on after all that. >> Ma'am, all this is being recorded. >> Yeah, I know. What before you grab me at the car, >> ma'am? Everything's being recorded. >> I've done wrong. >> Face the wall, man. >> I'm facing the wall. >> Once we step out of here, you're going to go and sit on the >> talk. You want to go? >> Don't talk to me. >> Inside the cruiser, her strategy goes completely off the rails. She starts out desperately pleading with the officers to let her go, but when that fails, she snaps, spending the rest of the ride screaming at the top of her lungs. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. Screaming right away was a brilliant choice to show you're rational. OMG, that scream totally unnecessary. She hit her husband and asked what she did to get arrested. The bystanders clearly lost their cool, but did they cross the line, too, or was this the only way to handle her? Let's settle this in the comments. This Karen was detained and accused of domestic abuse after police claimed to have seen her shoving and physically assaulting her mother during the argument. The lesson is that domestic violence and aggressive behavior can quickly lead to arrest. This Karen is already a mess. To follow more cases like this, please subscribe to Law Frame. But what about the next one? Let's keep watching. >> Yeah, >> I give you new noise chances. >> No, I you have my [ __ ] ID. [ __ ] off. On July 5th, 2025, after strolling along the street with an [snorts] open beer, an Irish visitor was stopped. >> Ma'am, >> hi. >> Oh, sorry. You want to take this? >> Oh, you're inviting me. Not calling someone. I'll get rid of it. Like, I can bin it somewhere. Come call some more. Come on. We're on our holiday. >> There's a There's a bin bag over here to close this bin. >> Let me have your ID. >> You do not need my ID. 43 234 county >> street. >> Oh this contact >> the tourist gets flagged down for walking around with an open drink. It's an easy fix, but instead of cooperating, she immediately locks down and refuses to show the officers any ID. >> I got I got coffee. >> This is ridiculous. >> You need your ID? >> I don't have ID. >> This is ridiculous. I hope >> it's over here. >> I need your ID, ma'am. >> Keep walking. >> Ma'am, over here now. >> Go away from me. Get away. >> Go away. >> No. >> Go away from me. Don't touch me, youirdo. >> Don't [ __ ] off. >> [ __ ] off. >> Genuinely. >> No. No. No. No. Just take the phone before your last chance. Take the point. Also like >> your ID now. >> He's pretty >> honestly your ID >> dude. No. >> Who is your Irish? Irish. >> We don't know. Do you know what I mean? >> Your ID. >> What do you got? >> Don't start. >> She's an Irish girl. >> Which one? So which one? The one that's walking away. >> Yeah. Been >> walking away this entire time. ID like I'm just like why are you >> over five times already? >> ID we're going to take it >> ID we're going to take >> are you boyfriend or something friend just tell an ID so we can >> I don't want to give you my ID. >> What? >> I just don't want to give you my ID. You want to get [laughter] >> perfectly she's not going to go to jail, but she'll come back and get arrested and get it taken. >> The officers try to talk sense into her, explaining that this whole thing could have been resolved in 2 minutes with a quick warning or a minor fine, but her stubbornness keeps pushing the situation further into the red zone. and a ticket. >> We're not used for this stuff. >> This is how it works. >> This is how it works. [laughter] >> All she had to do, she probably wouldn't get in the ticket if [laughter] she would have just gave her ID. >> That's the way it works. That's the way it works. >> We're from Ireland. >> I got you, man. But when the police officer tells you to stop and give ID, you give ID. >> Okay. Well, I don't I agree with that. But she's a young Irish girl. I know. >> I get that. That's great. I appreciate what >> her friend jumps in to play damage control, desperately trying to explain that they're from out of town and didn't know the local laws. >> You're not going anywhere right now. Go stand. >> Give me my [ __ ] ID. What do you need for her? Take a picture of it or something. >> No. Take a picture of it. You don't [ __ ] need it. >> Go do what you got to do. Go do what you got to do. >> What are you doing? >> Don't follow. >> Yeah, I will follow her. >> No, you ready? Go. >> No. S you want to lock her up? Lock her up. I don't even care anymore. >> All right. >> Yeah. I give you new noise chances. >> No, I You have my [ __ ] ID. [ __ ] off. >> That's it. That's it. >> Come on. What are you doing? Like >> the gun. >> We respect your time, so we remove the small talk. Subscribe to Crime Scrutiny for fast, nononsense body cam. Why are you in so MANY [ __ ] retic or something? >> You're going now. What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> So unnecessary. All you got to do is unnecessary. All you got to do is give your I gave my ID. >> You start walking away. >> I gave my own person. >> There's no need to run off with it. >> He's got to do what he's got to do. He has a job to do. >> That's I'm right here. Like >> this is crazy stuff. >> I've done [ __ ] nothing. Oh, here. Like give me my stuff. Give me my stuff. I'm getting stuff. Of course, I'm getting my stuff. You'll get it later. You'll get it later. >> No. Give it to me now. Put it in my bag. >> Not happening. >> I have done nothing. >> Give me my stuff. They're on the car. >> Stop fighting me, >> Carter. Get my stuff off the [ __ ] car. >> Are you joking? >> Guys, I do. >> All you had to do is just give your ID. >> I did give my ID. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> You have your assistance. >> I gave my [ __ ] ID. Instead of finally handing over her passport, she makes the ultimate rookie mistake and tries to abruptly walk away from the stop. The deputies immediately grab her arms, put an end to the escape attempt, and click the cuffs on >> about second time. Like >> I have done nothing. >> Can I just say nothing? >> Sorry. >> I've done nothing though. Like this is the thing. I have rights. So what have I actually done? We have done nothing. That's my question. Thank you. Seriously, you've never walked just to get this straight. Issue here is drinking a can on the street, offering to throw it away being like, "I'll flame the hair spin." Throw it away. >> That's It's all good. >> No, I'm saying no, no, no, no, but not giving down. You're like, "Right, look. Fair, Grant. He's being that way. Give the ID." Runs after him and says, "No, I don't want you to take my ID away." >> He's not saying to him, "What?" >> Oh, he's running away with my ID from didn't say anything. Yeah. Yeah. So you had a can open beverage, right? Not allowed. >> Okay, fair. Unless straight away I was like, "Okay, let's give her that." Cool. So what he would have done, he would have just taken your ID, put your name in the computer, and you gave your ID back. You would have known. >> That's it. >> Walks away with the ID. >> Yes. >> Like, don't ask me my ID. >> How else is he on to the computer rather than your ID? >> But where's the computer? >> In the car. >> Never said that. >> You started. You created a scene and all you have to do What do you think? We're going to steal your ideas. >> Didn't know. >> No, you can't do that. >> We don't do that. >> How you can do anything? >> No, we can't. >> Oh, >> a disorderly person and resistance. >> Disorderly? >> Yeah. >> What do you mean? >> You weren't disorderly. >> No, I was orderly. I wasn't cooperating. I would say disorderly and quite sober. Like, if you want to test me, >> I'm telling you, not disorderly. That's indirect. What's incorrect? Anyways, >> tell the court against mine. Yeah. All right. So, these are two tickets. One's for disorderly persons. The other's for resisting. Court date you got to appear because it's court mandatory is July 30th. >> All right. So, you guys are good to go. >> No problem. >> Even while being carded away for full processing, she keeps her head high and maintains a completely defiant attitude all the way to the cell. After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments. The kind of people you enjoy seeing get arrested. She has the emotional quotient of a rock. What an insufferable brat. Cuff her and jail the [ __ ] Everyone watching was fed up. But I want to know who do you think was actually the problem here. I'm reading all your takes below. According to court documents, this Karen was detained and accused of resisting arrest and disorderly conduct after allegedly disrupting the public and refusing to assist the police. The lesson is that refusing to cooperate with police during a minor situation can quickly escalate into an arrest and more serious charges. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Frame if you like this. >> No, let me get >> I didn't do nothing. >> You drove. >> On March 31st, 2026, when a family got into an argument while shopping, cops were summoned to a parking lot. >> Come over here, Harry. >> Hey, so what's going on? We've been away. >> I don't know what's going on. I was just about to leave. I'm actually I'm waiting for my mom. My mom is in store right now. I'm waiting to leave. I don't know what's going on. He just pulled up and I'm like, damn. I don't know what's going on. >> Okay. So, >> who is he to you? >> It's my big cousin. >> Big cousin. Okay. >> He is got a brain disease. I can show you guys all the messages. >> Mhm. >> I keep all of them. He's kind of crazy. >> Okay. >> So, whatever he is saying, he's halfway crazy. I swear to God. Were you guys having an argument in the parking lot or by Trader Joe's? >> No. >> That's what we got called about originally. >> Okay. No. No. Not at all. Look, just watch. Look at Look at Look at this tone. But I'm not doing nothing. >> All right. >> I'm just here shopping. I'm going to Xin and get my cameras. I don't know. I don't know what everybody else is doing. I'm not doing nothing. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Well, just hang out here for now. All right. Till we get >> and my mom is in there, too. >> Okay. >> Go get my phone. Go tell my mom. I'm not doing nothing. I'm just shopping. >> Okay. >> And going home. >> All right. >> That's all I'm doing. I don't know what the [ __ ] I was doing. >> All right. Well, we're we're here. Someone else saw you guys arguing. >> Yeah. >> So, that's all we're trying to figure out. >> All right. Yeah. No, it's good. I'm in here shopping. >> Is your license out of Washington or somewhere else? >> Whose license? >> Yours. >> I don't have my license. >> Just so we we check in. >> My mom's driving. >> So, yeah. No. >> Well, you were driving, right, though? >> No, I wasn't. I was just warm up car. You guys didn't see me driving. Well, we got it. You guys drove. You parked here. It's fine. We're just trying to figure out what's going on. >> I ain't going to No, it's my mom that has the car. So, yeah. No, >> I ain't done nothing. Leave me alone. >> I just moved out here. Why you guys [ __ ] with me? >> We're trying to figure out everything that's going on. >> Um, I am white. >> It doesn't matter what, >> but yeah. And I ain't do nothing. Okay. I'm sitting here right here and my mom's driving. So, I do nothing. I make I hear that a lot, >> man. You better You better fix your poker face cuz it's not working. >> The deputies roll up to cool down a heated family parking lot argument. But the situation takes a terrifying turn when they realize the mother is completely wasted behind the wheel with her own child inside. >> She was just telling me don't say stuff about her mom. It's not her mom. It's your grandma. But that's it. She didn't hurt me or anything. Look, I'm fine. We're fine. >> What's her name? >> Her name is Azar. Azra Sims. This is my little cousin. >> Okay. How you >> Jeez, you guys. You're gonna kill me. You're not gonna be killed. >> Well, why? Why? How? How would that happen? >> Because it looks like I'm snitching. Bro, >> you're not snitching. She's >> Come on, man. I'm 53 years old. I'm the leader of the blood. >> That's fine. >> In prison. I mean, I'm a good guy. I mean, you see, I'm a good guy. But I reason why they came to me and chose up for me is because I'm a good guy. But you're going to get me killed. Take a listen to me, bud. >> She's a crib. >> Yeah, that's fine. You're going to get me killed. >> She's drunk, man right now. >> I know. But she's okay. I can get all of them. All of them. We're working. >> That's why I'm here. I get >> I show you my I'm I'll show you my my license. I'm private unarmed private security guard. So, I'm like a bodyguard. I can show you my I'll get them all home safe. Don't get them in trouble. Does >> get a little too >> Yeah. Just don't get them in trouble. Just don't get them in trouble. >> Why Why do you think she's lying to me about her name? >> What' she tell you? Her name is >> Nina Davis. She might have a um a warrant. >> Yep. And I I'll pay for that. And I was trying to get her. We're just trying to be We're trying to be honest. >> Let me help. Let me help them. And that's what I'm here for. I'm just trying to help her. >> Yeah. I I get >> I'm trying to help her. She's been molested. She did some stuff. She called a couple things. >> She called on her family. >> Hey, man. Just to let you know, our body cams are running and all that. Uh >> yeah, I'm just trying to help her. >> She drove over here. You were just trying to get her stop driving. Is that what you're trying to do today? Were you trying to be like >> over there? I told her to leave because I knew they had seen her choke me and all that kind of stuff. And I'm like, "Hey, you know what? Police are going to come. Let's get away from here and then we can try to find cuz she's >> The suspect's cousin steps in desperately begging the officers to just let everyone go home and diffuse the family drama." He >> gave me your your name. >> [ __ ] told you my name. >> Your your name's not real. You gave me a fake name, which is a crime in the state. I'm trying to figure everything out. You got kids here. It's not the time to lie to us. >> What is he talking about? >> It's your time to be honest with us. >> You have a driver's license? >> No. Okay. >> I'm not driving. My mom is You're driving >> from there to there. >> Yes. >> Yeah. Cuz my mom walked. >> That's fine. >> So figure it out. >> Right. >> It's a legal thing. Like I'm I'm not even driving. I'm I'm not driving. My mom had me come over here. >> So why am I here right now? >> Right now we're investigating disturbance. And right now I'm also investigating you for driving a vehicle while impaired at this point. You provided me a name that is not real. So I'm giving you the opportunity to be honest with me and >> I tell you my name. What's the name I gave you? >> You tell me the name you gave me. >> Asra. >> That's not the name you gave me. >> Nina. >> Yeah. Nice. See, there you go. Give me your real name. Give me your real name. Just give me your real name. >> This is some weird ass [ __ ] >> Arail legally. Pull up my [ __ ] >> Go get my phone. Pull my pull my pull up my [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Azra. >> Yeah. And I don't drive. And my mom's in there shopping. >> Well, but you drove over here. Why? What caused you to drive over here? cuz my mom is in Ulta right now in Ross. I told her to run the bag up. >> Okay, >> go do it. I I can't drive. I'm not driving. >> So, you said we were trying to calm him down that he was getting real trying to calm him down. >> Yes. >> Right. I got videos. >> We got We got someone saying that you grabbed him around the neck. That's what I'm trying to figure out cuz we got an independent witness, someone not you, not him, saying that. So, I'm trying to figure out where that came from. Did you grab him at all? Like, shirt, whatever. >> No. >> Then why are they saying that? Listen, this is my big cousin. >> Yeah, I hear that. >> We're family. >> Uhhuh. >> So, no, I didn't do none of that. >> Okay, cuz even he says you you grabbed him. He says he's not marked. It didn't hurt, but you grabbed him. >> We are cousins. We are family. >> I hear that. But you're you're kind of avoiding the >> No, I didn't do No, no, no, no, no. Nothing like that happened. And he'll tell you that. >> No, he did. He told us what happened. >> But it's a family thing. It's not It's not nothing negative. >> Here's the family thing. That's why I'm just trying to figure out, right? But he's being pretty much like, "Hey, this >> you guys to know >> that I would write another name if you >> said when I was a kid, right?" And now this is a good one. >> Last of Sam Ida married Sam. First of Adam Zeber, Union, Robert Henry, Middle L, Lincoln 128. >> He's obsessed. >> Do you guys live together? >> No. >> Right. You live in like the same area you met up. >> I can never come around my kids. >> Okay. You guys met up today though or is it kind of coincidence? No, he's my cousin. >> Y >> he's a type [ __ ] and I got to God told me to get my I don't know what the He's a >> Okay. So, whatever he's saying he's got a brain disease and I don't know what he's talking about. I swear to goodness. Le let him go home. >> How much alcohol have you had today? >> I had two shots. >> Two shots. Okay. >> If someone can follow me home. The officers walk back over to the mother to get her basic information, but she completely locks down. Instead of handing over her license, she launches into a wave of aggressive attitude. >> Would you would you mind doing some quick voluntary fields to write test? Make sure you're not. >> Hell no. >> Okay. >> Cuz you're doing too much and that's too much. >> Would you mind blowing one of these then? Little. >> No, I'm not doing none of this [ __ ] for you. >> Okay. >> Cuz I'm not driving. >> Okay. But you did drive. So that's my that's my my concern, right? Bro, I drove from there to there. >> That's exactly. You drove a motor vehicle in the state of Washington. That's all we need. >> Oh, yep. >> Yeah. >> I love it. >> I love it. I'm in the army, too. So, I love it. I appreciate you guys. I'm not driving. >> So, I'm just confirming you're refusing to do a standardized field sprite test to determine if you're impaired or not. >> I'm not driving. You didn't pull me over for netting. So, go ahead. Hold on. Nope. >> Hold on. Oh, no. The deputies pull out the field sobriety test to give her one last chance to prove she's safe, but she flat out refuses to cooperate. >> No, you're being placed. >> I didn't do nothing. >> You drove your driving car >> and you lied about your your name on me. >> I drove right there and my kids are right there. >> Yeah. Well, well, your mom's in the store, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, give her a call and make sure. >> Damn. Who? For real. But you are >> you are too impaired to be operating MOTOR VEHICLES. >> NO, I'M NOT OPERATING. >> You drove a car. You just keep saying you drove a car. >> I did not. I did not. But I just Okay. >> You drove it from one parking lot to the other. >> That is you out. I'm promise. Just >> let you know that you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used in a court of law. It's time to talk to your attorney. If I'm present with you, what be question to hire attorney won't be appointed to represent you without cost if you so desire. >> Can I talk to my kids real You can decide to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any salaries. >> You can exercise those rights and not answer any questions. >> Make any questions. You understand all that? >> Yes, sir. >> You said your mom's in the store. Is that a true or false? >> Okay. What's What's her name? >> Her name is Kimberly Yara. >> Okay. So, I I will call uh once we get you hit the Let go of the vape. >> No, you can't hit it one more time. >> All right. Fine. Fine. Fine. All right. Let's go. >> We'll get a hold of Kimberly, right? >> But my kids are in the car right there. >> I know. I hear that >> and I need to tell them I just let me talk to him one more time. >> No. Separate your feet and listen to my officer. He's got to search you before we put you in the back of this car. >> Nest. >> It is nest. >> It's okay. I don't got nothing on me. Go ahead, baby. >> Nest, you're going to get you know, you know I'm going to charge you. >> Okay. It's okay. Is your recorder on the whole time? Yes s just put me on put me under construction or whatever the >> for nothing and >> step in the car. >> No, hold on so I can and he not let me talk to my kids. >> That is correct. >> And he caught me without driving. I did nothing. >> Okay. >> He should have took him to jail. >> Okay. >> And why should we take him to jail? Turn around. >> Why would you take me to jail? >> Why are you taking me to jail? >> Cuz you're drunk in the operating motor vehicle. I DID NOT do nothing. So that's why I know he's a lie. >> He's a lie. And then take my [ __ ] And then Brian, you got me. Cuz he's a lie. Cuz I did not drive like that. >> Get your feet in the car. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Appreciate it. >> All right. Can I just I need to make sure my kids get home. Please, Nest. >> We will take care of that. >> Please. No. >> Your mom's miss your mom. >> No. No. >> Hang on. Hang on. Your mom. >> Get my phone. N. What's your mom's number? >> I need your No. Get my phone. Please. >> If I can't call your mom, then I got to call CPS. So, I want to call your mom. And it's Miss Gabara, right? What's her name? >> NCA. You're going to get sued with your dumb ass. You're going to get sued. It's okay. >> And you say she's in one of these stores. Ultra Ros. >> It don't matter. Put my mom on speaker. Why you put him on speaker? >> I'm trying to get Miss Hey, Mom. He's hella weird. >> And you're This is weird. He's racist and you're g to go down. Trust and believe. I got Brian Hammond. >> Okay. >> Watch. >> All right. I'm gonna close the door for now. Okay. >> No, you're not. I want to hear the conversation about my mom and I want to talk to my mom, too. >> You're not. >> Okay. Give us a minute then. >> No, you're not. >> You told us you were DRIVING IN THE PARKING operative motor vehicle. >> You guys are going the [ __ ] down. >> So, your mom's still in Tacoma. Call somebody else. >> Close the door. >> Close it. >> Close the door. With zero cooperation and clear signs of heavy intoxication, the talking officially stops. The officers move in, grab her arms, and slap the handcuffs on to end the parking lot circus. Step it up. >> You know how smart I don't know. >> You're being all spinny. >> Here, come over here. >> Stop touching your man like that. >> Well, no. I got to I got to >> Yeah, you don't have to touch on me like that. >> I have to carry you by the arm. I'm hella small. I can't beat you up. >> Okay. >> It's so you don't fall. All right. >> Shut up. I'm not going to fall. I got eight kids. Get off me like that. I got to >> It's part of the policy. >> Can you please? I don't care. >> Get off of my arm. You're holding on with two. Now you're being racist. >> Here you go. >> I don't care. Get off me. >> All right. >> Hi. >> Hi. I got to go pee. >> Yeah. >> Please. >> I'm going to have you face this wall real quick. >> I know. You don't. >> At least you remember me. >> You got We're going to go right in that past that blue machine in that room right there. Okay. >> What the world is going on here? >> All right. So, this >> this is not no real room. >> This is the breath machine that you're going to need to blow into today. Okay. >> You don't know. >> He caught me in a parking lot without driving. [music] So, I'm being here held detained without my own wheel. Right. >> Then you got driving. >> Okay. >> So, keep going. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Yes, sir. >> Anything you have the right at this time. >> All right. We can pass by all that. >> Call my attorney >> real quick cuz you lied and you're going to go. You're going to get in trouble. >> Miss Sims, let me >> because what you did was wrong. You did wrong. Miss, >> I don't care. >> Bet it. >> You did wrong. >> You up. >> Hey, heed up. I was not driving or none of this [ __ ] So >> anything you say is going to get in trouble by the NAACP and he got meed up. I didn't get pulled over or none of that. He f He found me in a parking lot. >> You're going to be placed back in cuffs. Is that what you want? >> Thank you, Lord. >> He's going to jail. >> Miss Sims, do you want to be placed back in cuffs? >> But you're wrong. >> Then stay seated right now. >> You detain me for nothing. >> Okay. I already told you the reason you're under arrest. >> So I don't care >> if you're under the age of 18. Anything you say can be wrong video camera for juvenile court for juven. I'm listening. >> Listen. I don't have to listen CUZ YOU PULLED ME OVER. YOU GOT ME IN HERE. AWESOME [ __ ] I DIDN'T DO. SO, I'M LISTENING. >> SO, go ahead and keep talking. >> Just want to stay in jail tonight. No, I don't. Then sit down and listen. >> But what he did was really racist. >> You already said that. >> Okay. >> Really racist. And why is he reading my rights when I didn't do nothing? >> Cuz you're under arrest, Ry. Do you understand these rights? >> Yes, sir. >> [panting] >> Stop that. Just take a deep breath. >> No. Come on. >> Take a big deep breath and blow. >> No. That's sucking. Nope. Nope. Nope. You didn't blow. You got to blow into the machine. >> Why does it suck? >> No. I never said suck. You got to blow. Now it's got Now it's got to do its thing. >> I thought it suck. It didn't blow. >> No. Just blow in the machine. >> Okay, fine. >> Take a big deep breath and blow. Just like there's just blowing into the machine. >> Videotape that. That was a Tik Tok moment. No, I'm saying. Did I do it right? >> I don't know. We're going to find out here in a sec. >> Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. She shouldn't even be allowed to own a goldfish. She's so drunk she thinks she's on FB Live instead of their body cams. Drunk. Stupid. Gave a fake name. So glad the child is okay. It's easy to judge from the sidelines, but would you have kept your composure or join the crowd's frustration? Be honest in the comments. This Karen was detained and charged with child endangerment, obstructing justice, and driving under the influence after reportedly interfering with police and putting a kid in danger. The lesson is that driving under the influence, especially with a child involved, is extremely dangerous. What an unyielding Karen. Please subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you liked this. The next Karen will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. >> Son is right there. I'm not I'm not a dangerous person. I don't care. >> On October 26th, 2022, a property management company was the scene of an officer response. >> What's going on? >> Look like the man off. >> No. What happened? >> Got that. >> Yeah. Well, um, Daffany Sams jumped. She hit me last night. Her and her sister and friends, they jumped me outside. She hit me in the head with a megalo ball. That's why I can't go to work today. This I came up here. Can you see the door? >> I came up here to >> Well, the other officer is actually going to be coming in a minute. Oh, that's >> I'm going say what I got to say. >> Who's Who's that? >> That's the Yeah, that's the suspect >> from last time. >> Yeah, I'm going to call y'all. >> Okay, there's another officer coming. Just have a seat right there for a minute or just hang tight and I'll I'll talk to you. >> Did you just call just now or No, >> I didn't call >> cuz guess what? >> She called >> cuz she called me up here. >> Which comes to the root lady. I'm leaving because I can't live over here. If I if I feel like I I if I got to walk outside if I have to think about getting getting into an argument with anybody that live over here or get into an altercation, I think I should leave because if I I'm going to take my trash shot and I spoke to everybody. I'm like, "Hey, how y'all doing?" And then she said, "Oh, [ __ ] don't >> let me just tell the other officer." Hold on. That's when they called. I'm talking with the other half. >> She didn't feel because I found her. Me and her were friends. We graduated. We >> You and her friends. We were >> How long do you guys know each other? I have since uh 200 I say >> the officers arrive at the management office to untangle a heated outofcrol feud between two angry tenants that completely boiled over in public. >> Why can't people just leave each other alone? Like why I don't understand it. Do you like I if you deal if you did my job, you would see how ridiculous it is cuz it's all the time. >> That's them. >> What in the world? >> Oh, you're going too fast. >> Cuz you got to >> what I got to do. You need to do it. Okay, I'll I'll try it. >> Okay. Well, >> ready door. The door's going to open. Boom. >> Yeah. >> And then they're fighting. It's >> funny because when I confronted her about how or what happened with the incident, she said they were in they just started fighting. She could tell me how it started. >> Yeah. You can clearly see the door open and the immediate boom. >> Absolutely. >> Comes out cuz they're they're fighting for a good She's just waiting at the door, I guess. And then the door open. Was the door locked? >> No. No. At first it was, but um she was coming up to the door and she was coming to the door and Charlene was actually going out the door. >> Okay. >> So, at some point she opened the door. >> Does the other lady want to do anything? >> The one outside? >> No, she didn't. >> She was. >> Yeah. The two of them are, I guess, having repeated issues. >> No, I've never heard of her and this young lady having any type of issues. It's always been her and other. >> Yeah. This one that's in the lobby, >> the lady outside is the one that have the issues with the rest of the tennis building. I've never heard of her in here having an issue with them. >> Okay. >> So, this is the first time. >> Okay. >> Which is why I was kind of shocked by when she came out of what she was seeing. >> She our kid, but >> she's got this is not >> domestic. So, >> yeah. Hopefully, she's eligible. >> Yeah. >> Let's find out. She she indicated she wasn't from here. Do you know where she's from? >> She lives here. >> I know she lives here, but she said that she's not from Tallahassee or anything. >> I think she has family. >> Well, >> the woman stands her ground, repeatedly lying to the officer's faces that she wasn't the aggressor. Too bad for her. The office security footage doesn't lie, and it shows her starting the entire fight in 4K resolution. >> Mr. Can I talk to you real quick right here? >> I need to read you something. We need to have a a frank conversation. >> Oh, no. I'm going to do that cuz I know what we need to do. >> Um, go get my paperwork cuz I'm going to press charges on her also. >> Does it look like she's going to read you some rights? >> Well, he wants to read. He's got to ask you some questions. >> We'll we'll go all there in just a second. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> S's going to read you your Miranda rights. This is very serious cuz these are your rights. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand each of the rights that I've read to you? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Have you previously requested any law enforcement officer to allow you to speak to an attorney? Have you asked to speak to an attorney >> about this incident? Me or him? >> No. >> No. But I will. >> Okay. So, having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now or do you want to talk to your attorney? >> I will talk to my >> So, you don't want to talk to me? >> Yeah, I'll talk to you because >> you will talk to me. Okay. All right. >> So, you just so I'm clear and we got to make it very clear. You're going to talk to me. Okay. With that being mind and you making it clear that you will talk to me? Yes, sir. When Miss Mims walked up to the door and the door opened. >> Yes, sir. >> What happened? >> She grabbed me and I hit her. >> She grabbed you and her phone she grabbed me. Her phone went to the ground. She grabbed me and I hit her back. She hit her. Okay. How did you hit her? >> How did I hit her? >> Like, did you slap her? Did you? I just did. I grabbed her. Me and her. She We went like this. >> Okay. It was just you and her in the doorway. Yes, sir. >> Okay. And in no point did anything else happen? So, you're saying she walked up, grabbed you, you hit it? Yes, sir. Okay. Just so we're clear. Yes, sir. >> The incident was capturing my video. Yes, sir. >> Are you sure that's what happened? >> All I know is, sir, when she open when I open that door, she grabbed my shirt and she dropped her phone. When she grabbed my shirt, I I went in and her phone the ground and that's what happened. >> Okay. Again, just so we're all on the same page, there's a video camera right outside. >> Oh, well, God. >> That's what you recall. >> Yes, because I was defending myself. That's all I know. I'm defending myself because at the end of the day I have a concussion from last night and of course so I feel like at the end of the day if she want to press charges on me then you can get my paper I'm going to press charges on her. >> Yeah we can figure all that out. There's no problem at all. If that's the case if I'm going to go to jail her I feel like I came up here to defend myself and to let her know that I'm moving. But for somebody to trail me I would watch me get in my car and come up here behind me literally. What are your intentions? >> What were what was your intentions? That's all I know. >> I understand where you're coming from. Why are you following me? >> But just so we're clear, the door was locked or shut. There was a door between the two of you. >> Yeah. >> So your she was outside. >> No, when I opened the door when I opened the door. >> So you opened the door? >> Yeah, cuz I looked out the door when I opened it. That's what happened. >> Okay. Why did you open the door? If you were in >> Because I was standing because I was standing there. Cuz I want to know what she had. What she following me for? >> I know. But you just said that you were in fear. She followed me up here. But you >> But I'm at the office. I'm at the I was surprised to see that it was even her when I opened the door cuz I didn't know it was her. >> I got you. But you open the door. >> Yeah. But when I opened it, I'm like, "Oh." >> You said you were surprised to see it was her, but a minute ago you just said that >> she >> You wanted to know why she was coming up there. That's why you open the door. >> At the end of the day, that's what I wanted to know when I opened the door and seen her. >> I know, but you just said you were surprised to see it was her. So, you just predicted yourself when you said that. >> How did I do that when I said >> because you said that you were open door to see why she was following you, but you said you were surprised to see it was her. >> I didn't I didn't say I was surprised to see it was her. Yeah. When I opened it, I I was surprised to know it was her. That's all. Got you. >> Like, why are you here now? Like, I didn't even She had to be sitting in her car watching me. >> That's all I'm saying. Like, why are you Why Why is you here? >> With the video evidence locked down, the deputies make their final decision. But even as the officer reads her the right to remain silent, she refuses to use it. >> All right. Well, as of now, you're >> sorry. Wait. Can you just wait, sir? My son is right there. I'm not I'm not a dangerous person. I don't care. My My Listen, don't don't do this in front of my baby. Keep it behind your back. >> Do not add another charge to this. >> I don't want to do that. >> Do not add another charge to this. >> Oh my god. Like, well, can you get my paperwork? Cuz I'm pressing charges on. >> That's fine. We'll put all that in the report. >> I No, not in no report. I'm going to do a report right now. >> We are. We're going to do all that. >> No. No. Like, wait. My Wait till my mama get my my kid get my house straight before I go. I don't mind going turning myself in or whatever. >> Let me get Let me get a picture of you real quick. Right. Yeah. For your injuries. Take this hat off cuz I It's my head. I have I literally might have a dent in my head. >> Okay, hold on. Look up. Look. Yeah, >> my son is right there. >> Hold on. Let me get close to the injury so I can see him. Stop moving. >> My baby is right there. >> Where on your head >> at the top? And I don't want to move because I don't want him to think that I'm being dangerous. >> Mhm. >> That's all. >> Do you have anything in your pockets I need to know about? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Here's the thing. Do you want to know why you're going to jail today? I know why. >> Why? >> Because I I was afraid I'm defending myself and I am going to press charges. So, can you please let me do my paperwork? >> Absolutely. We'll take care of all that. >> I want to do that now. Yep. >> Please. I would like to do that now. >> Heard you. There's no paperwork for you to fill out. It'll be in the report. >> I don't care about I want to press charges today. >> Okay. Listen real quick. >> Because at the end of the day, my son >> Listen, there's two things we need to worry about right now. Who's going to watch your kid? That's what I'm trying to If you take me out of handcuffs, I can take all this thing, sir. I I'm not I'm not a bad person. I'm a mom. >> I know you're not a bad person at all. And I'm not saying let me sit down and wait till my best friend come and get my key. >> Yeah, we can set all that up. But just so you understand, once the handcuffs go on, I'm not allowed to take them off unless you're out of custody or you're at the jail. >> All right. Well, let me sit down right here. >> Absolutely. My son on the way to get my son. >> And you already called her. >> Tonight, go get my baby. Get my keys. Go to my house. My mama hit my keys. My car keys. >> This is just for that you had. >> All right. Do >> you have any Maybe you got any prior convictions for battery? >> No. >> No. >> Put it. >> Listen, we wanted to work with you and give you a piece of paper. Did he already tell you? >> No. >> The officers cut off her endless excuses, grabbed her wrists, and slapped the silver bracelets on to finalize the arrest. So we'll we'll throw. >> So we were we were going to give you a piece of show up on the court date, but you already have a failure to appear for other stuff. >> I'll fail to appear before another battery in case >> I don't that was I think it was 2018. You didn't show up to court. >> Oh no, that's because I I I was given I don't have anywhere to stay on the phone. >> I got you. But if you don't show up for court, that's why they wanted I was out on that. >> I got you. So listen, I'm being crazy. I'm not charging anything crazy. It's just a simple battery on the video. It did not did not say what you said. Okay. >> Look at me. You got anything in your bra? You got anything in your shorts or anything? Cuz I don't want you to get in trouble with Joe. This is simple battery. You can be out in a couple hours max. >> Well, hopefully we they get that figured out too. Okay. >> Well, make sure when I get Make sure I get my paperwork. >> Absolutely. I got I got to trust me. Look, the camera's on. I heard you say it. I'm going to put in my report that you wish to press charges, too. >> I want to write it down. >> Gotcha. >> Isn't this a crazy scenario? Indeed, after the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. She's worried about her child seeing her getting arrested, but she has no problem fighting a woman in front of her son. This is why the kids grow up acting a fool. They have great role models. She never shuts up. Some say the witnesses were too harsh. Others say they didn't go far enough. Which side are you on? Let's argue it out below. This Karen was charged with child negligence after leaving her newborn in a dangerous situation that presented serious hazards to her safety. She was accused of nonviolently resisting an officer because she disregarded police orders during the interaction, which further complicated the situation. The lesson is that particularly when a kid is in danger, there can be severe legal repercussions for refusing to assist with authorities in the face of strong evidence. 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 LawFrame for more content.