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Put that down. >> No, >> put it down. >> This is my property and I will any of you. >> My My man is a an offer. I I'm a surgeon, so I'm like I'm very particular. >> Some people spend their whole lives believing the world bends to their ego until a pair of cold handcuffs reminds them otherwise. >> Let's go smoke some weed. Do you guys like smoking weed? I don't like smoking weed. I don't do it. But there's plenty up there. Huh? >> I want to talk to the police department. >> Yep. What's up, >> guys? Me in the elevator. >> Okay. >> Yep. >> Let's watch how these delusional Karens trade their arrogant power trips for an unforgettable reality check. [snorts] On December 12th, 2023, [music] in Brookfield, Wisconsin, police rushed to a house after a 911 call reported an active shooter. But all they faced was a drunken woman sitting with a liquor bottle. Let's see how this fake report turned into the biggest shock of her life. >> Check any communications. Send me. >> Hi, there's a man with a gun shooting with a gun. Can you spell the street ma'am? I can't understand you. Do you have me on speaker phone? >> He's shooting with a gun. >> I understand that. And I'm going to send help, but I need to understand the street name. >> Okay. And who is shooting with a gun? >> There's a man. >> Okay. What is the man's name? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. How do you know this is going on? >> Oh my god, he's just a with a gun shooting rabbit. >> A possible female caller. >> Bravo 576. How many is going to >> at this time we have four. We're still gathering information from the call taker. Caller did not sound frantic. Possible female voice. >> We're good, guys. We're good. [sighs] There's nothing in the street. Bravo 214. Did the caller sound elderly? >> They called through the city of Brookfield trunk line. So, we're trying to call back and see if they have a record of the phone number. >> What's What's that? >> Couldn't tell you. >> So, it came through the trunk line. What does that mean? >> No idea. It's probably a dispatch term, but the fact that it came in non-emergency tells me that it's most likely a SWAT call. It's a number one sign. >> Is there Did you hear someone shooting? I don't know if I didn't see anything. >> You didn't see anything? >> I didn't see anything. >> All right, we should be good. >> The entire Brookfield police squad sped to the scene, but they found no bullet casings and no shooter, only a blatant hoax in the middle of the night. Meanwhile, the woman kept calling dispatch. >> Couple questions for you. I understand that you're obviously scared for your safety given the number of times that you've called in today. Tonight, we have received over 10 phone calls related to a man actively firing a firearm in the city of Brookfield. Is that consistent with what you say you're observing? >> Yeah. >> Okay. We have gone to the area where you have claimed this has been happening three times tonight. >> Yeah. >> Yep. You've seen us there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. At this point, ma'am, >> he he has a camera. >> Okay. I would be I would love to see the video footage if that's something that you could provide for us because we have been unable to locate him. Can I send an officer to look at that with you? No, we want him to be to be stopped. >> What's going to happen moving forward? We're going to be conducting an investigation for swatting. Are you familiar with that term? >> I hope I hope so. I hope that you guys are going to take him his property into custody and investigate his whole property. I pray to God. >> Well, I understand that >> our children are are in. The police easily tracked her down. Even when the sergeant politely called to inform her she was under investigation for a false report. Ashley stubbornly argued and pretended he had the wrong number. This forced the officers to go find her at her mother's apartment. >> What's going on? You're you're Ashley, correct? What's uh you kind of tell me what's going on? I'm just playing catchup here. >> What? >> What's going on? >> What are you playing? What's going on? >> You I understand Brookfield wants to talk to you. Kelly wants to talk to you. What? >> You live here? >> My mom. >> Did you know officers were coming to talk to you? >> No. >> You was You was waiting out here for us? >> No, my mom. Can we get my mom out here to save the dog up at least? >> Absolutely. >> Sorry. I'm sorry. But my friends are sorry. >> Oh, >> whoa. Prissy, come here. Go get Prince. No, no, no. Prince with her. There's no problems. Are they coming out here or they just want us to take her to county on the warrant? crazy. We get treated. >> We're not losing the dog. >> Hey. Hey, bro. This is all you. [laughter] >> That's funny. >> We're not laughing at your dog. >> Stop. >> All right. THAT'S IT, FRIENDS. GOODBYE. I'M GOING LEAVE. I'LL SEE YOU LATER. >> The FPC. That's what I'm like. The FPC. >> See you later. See you later. >> Will you go without a leash? >> He knows. I I I'll be back. See you later. Bye. See you later. See you later. Talk to me. Brookfield is. We're We I have no interest in talking. >> My god. Can you please help me get this dog? >> We just need to get >> She'll follow you in here if we can get HER IN. >> CHRIS, COME GET HER. OH GOD, YOU'RE IN SO MUCH TROUBLE. >> GOD, >> thank you, sir. Thank you. >> All right, let's go on your mom's. >> Thank you. Thank you. Hey, John. How you doing? >> Thanks, John. >> Hello. So cute. So funny. >> Hello dog. Um, no. >> No. Okay. Sorry. Um, >> naughty. >> Naughty dog. Ashley. So, Brookfield wants to talk to you. So, we're going to help facilitate that meeting. >> So, >> sure. What What do I want my attorney present? >> Okay. Sure. >> Thank you. So, I'm not going to talk to anybody without my attorney present. >> Very well. I will pass on Brookfield and we'll see what they say. You're right. >> Naughty ass dog. This is why I don't have kids. I'm just going to I'm just going to put him in my car in in my mom's apartment bed and then where where do you guys want me to go? >> Oh, golden stone back. >> The woman clearly acted innocent, pretending she had no idea the police were there for her. But the officers were simply waiting for her to put the dog away safely. >> No, she got to come with us. >> What? >> You got to come with us. >> You weren't welcome to come with us. >> You're coming with us. Oh, I am. Oh, okay then. I will. >> Well, like let's I'm not playing these games with you. Okay. >> I'm not. Well, I will. >> You're in police custody. You are in police custody right now. Yes. Drop this. >> That's fine. >> Like, don't try to get us out of the apartment when you're under arrest. >> Why am I at custody? >> Well, you have a warrant, first of all. Second of all, Brookfield has criminal charges against you. >> Why? It sounds like you've been calling in fake police calls. Swatting as they say. All right, Ashley, let's head down. >> There's this dog. >> Come on. >> We'll move to the side. What? >> I date I date an officer. >> Oh, nice. >> So, in a relationship with an officer. So, >> very cool. Has >> I date a Brookfield I date a Brookfield officer. Okay. My my man is an officer. Okay. I'm I'm not going to say because I don't want to. >> You just said singleton. >> I'm not going to create nothing. But let me tell you something. The man >> Hello. >> Oh, I was trying. I'm sorry. >> Go to the basement. I was pushing base. You need to go. >> No. No. You're good. Well, we got >> Can you please Can you please come out? >> Hey, be be respectful. >> No, you can you can take it. >> I was trying to go to the basement. I didn't know I was going to third floor. >> No, you're totally fine. We're not in a rush here. We just All right. Well, I guess we'll take it. >> I'm so I'm I'm sorry. [clears throat] >> I'm sorry. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Thank you. >> That was kind of rude. >> I am rude. I'm I'm sorry. >> That lady did nothing to you. >> I I'm a surgeon. >> What? >> I'm a surgeon. I am. So, I'm like I'm very particular. So, like I'm >> Does that have to do with yelling at a lady? >> I'm sorry. I'm a surgeon, so like I'm very particular. I like I I do stuff like very particular. Like I do brain surgery. >> The moment she stepped into the patrol car, her attitude was a complete 180. From an arrogant doctor, Ashley suddenly switched to playing the role of a pitiful abused woman. >> Could you please wipe my hair on my face? >> No. >> Really? I can't breathe. >> You can't breathe. >> Blocking my breath. I can't breathe. >> I think the drinking was a issue tonight. >> I can't breathe. [cough] What are you doing? >> I can't breathe. >> I'm watching you breathe. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Stop what you're doing. >> Oh my god. >> Cuz they have criminal charges for you. >> Why? >> Because you committed a crime tonight. >> No, I didn't. >> I don't I honestly think your level intoxication, you wouldn't know if you did or didn't. >> You guys are psycho. You are you really [ __ ] psycho? Yeah, you must be psycho to think that. [ __ ] psychotic. Take your to the psych word. I want my attorney now. >> No. >> No. I do. >> Yeah. Right. You're not being questioned. >> Excuse me. You just said no. >> Yes, I said no. >> I want my attorney now. >> Step out now. Step out, Ashley. Come on. One foot at a time. >> What they did to me? How they >> Nobody's going to We're exit car. >> Yep. And how they me. Let's go. >> Yep. How he me and how this guy me and this guy me. What is your name? >> We didn't confirm on her warrant. >> Okay, you didn't. >> No, we left it. >> WHAT IS YOUR NAME? They me. No, they you me. >> You're talking too loud. >> I don't give A I'M TALKING TOO LOUD. YOU ME I'M TALKING ME AND THEY WON'T LET ME. >> ASHLEY, can you please just SIT DOWN FOR US? [screaming] >> THEY WON'T LET ME TELL YOU. ARE you kidding me? A few weeks later, the police obtained a search warrant for Ashley's phone. The evidence was undeniable. 15 blocked calls to the emergency hotline. Ultimately, she was charged with making a false emergency report and resisting or obstructing an officer. With bail set at $1,000, she ended up serving 6 months in jail and 6 months of probation. You might think she had reached the end of the line, but it turned out the greatest tragedy was still yet to come. On August 5th, 2023 in Oaklair, Wisconsin, police responded to a bar to handle a disruptive woman threatening to assault both staff and patrons. Instead of cooperating and leaving, her reckless stubbornness turned the incident into an unbelievable disaster. >> Hi, ma'am. Officer Kim with the Oaklair Police Department. >> Rhonda, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> These people stole from my family. >> Copy name house. >> I'm waiting on a cab. So what? >> Okay. Don't [ __ ] like you're trying to help me, sir. >> Nope. Okay. >> I come from family of war. Thank you for looking out for me. But you should go investigate these people in here. >> Okay. So, what's what's going on today? >> Well, I know Mr. Food. They gave me chocolate milk. Big deal. >> Okay. So, you're just waiting for a cab, then you're you're going to be leaving. Okay. Gotcha. >> Just staying out here. So, >> I just wanted to talk to staff and kind of see what else was going on, but >> All right. >> You good? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> I'm writing a story of my life. >> I don't know if you need me. Writing a story of your life. I can't tell you that. >> Okay. So, what's going on here? >> See the bus driver right there? >> Yeah. >> I grew up here. People call randomly on me all the time and it's over. It's being investigated right now. Okay. >> And she had one drink, went outside, came back in, ordered another drink and she just started acting really really crazy and started yelling at people and getting in their faces. I asked her to leave. And then she went outside for a while, came back in, asked for another one, and then she just like really quickly started getting really aggressive and loud, talking a lot of nonsense. >> Well, they gave me chocolate milk, so you should probably be investigating these guys in here, but nobody does. If you're a real police officer, you would be investigating them. No, I don't have a criminal record. >> She asked me to call her a cab. I tried to find a cab. She was spinning it at me. >> Gotcha. She was saying she had a cab. And I do I know police officers here my whole life. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm tired of it. I was a single mother. I grew up here. I did everything right. And I'm tired. And I'm writing a story. Okay. Sometimes you have to do the part. But I did not have no part of how they're reacting from the people that you guys are not protecting me from. >> Okay. >> Are you guys wanting her like banned from the property or trespass from the property? >> Okay. Gotcha. Just banned from the property. >> Okay. Upon being informed that she was banned from the property, she immediately became brazen. Rather than taking the hint and leaving peacefully, she chose to loudly question the officer's authority. >> When I took care of police officers and they lost their lives. >> So, do you think you >> You know what? There's been police officers that lost her life. >> She said they don't want you here anymore. They want you. >> They don't want me here anymore. You can't run me out of my own town. Everybody's been running me out of my own town. You know how many different officers? It's an investigation right now. >> Well, she doesn't. They don't. staff here doesn't want you anymore. Okay, >> they're not going to do that and they won't do that. >> Okay, so I'm telling you this. You aren't you aren't welcomed here anymore. Okay, >> guess what? Nope. That's not going to happen. In your eyes, maybe. But that's okay. You can say what you say. I know real police officers, >> Rhonda. So, this is a privately owned business. They can refuse to >> privately. Oh my god, you guys are crazy. >> This isn't a public deal here. It's a private business. >> I was reminiscing. I came back here in my movie. There's a movie going on. You need to know you're part of it. Now, >> how long till your cab gets here? >> I don't come here very often and there's people that just dip in and they dip out and they're they're embezzlers and they're imposters. And that brings criminals in. If you were a real police officer, you'd be concerned for our children for the next generation to come. Okay? >> We're all children of God. The young, the old, and those in between. Some good, some bad, some happy, some sad. It's my story. >> Okay. >> Okay. She said she tried calling a cat and they couldn't get a hold of one, so it was going to be on you. >> Oh, [ __ ] I've known these guys for years. I grew up here. You killed off half my family and you guys are coming at me like that. >> So, if you didn't call a cab, would you like me to call one for you? If you did not >> I asked her nicely to call me a cab. People interrupted me. That's exactly what I said. Why aren't you in there? They're sitting in there laughing. You can hear them laughing and you're not doing a damn thing about it. That's not protecting and serving me. >> If we leave Jesus, >> you just stand up. >> I didn't do anything wrong. I wait for my kids. >> All right. Stand up. Round of stand up. You're being placed under arrest. Yeah, >> I'm not being placed under arrest. I didn't do nothing wrong. I'm waiting for my cab. >> Rhonda, stand up. >> No, I'm not. >> There's people right here. I didn't do anything. >> Rhonda, I don't want to have to pick you up. >> No, you're not bringing me nowhere. I didn't do nothing wrong. I called a cab. I asked her to call me a cab. They dropped me off. >> She did not call. >> I only I was only in here for one drink and she gave me like chocolate milk. It was >> No, she you had you had alcohol at your place. >> I'm waiting. So, you can't have You can't have alcohol. >> I'm not a criminal. Okay, Rhonda, we're done doing this. >> No, get away from me. >> Her only lifeline was a fabricated story about a taxi. Realizing that reasoning with her was useless, the police moved in to handcuff her as she fiercely resisted on the ground. >> Harder than >> Why are you doing this to me? >> STAND UP. [screaming] >> STOP. HELP. HELP. Stop it. Leave me alone. I ain't doing nothing wrong. [screaming] Help. Help. HELP. >> STOP. STOP RESISTING. >> NO, you're Stop. >> [ __ ] off me. Get the [ __ ] off me, man. Get the [ __ ] off me. Help. Citizens arrest. Citizens arrest. Somebody in uniform that are not police officers. Get these [ __ ] cuffs on me. Help. Help. Somebody [screaming] help. I know the police officers down at the police station. I KNOW KRAMER. I KNOW THE JUDGES. LET ME GO. I CALLED FOR A CAP. I didn't do nothing wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. They arrested me illegally. They're arrested me illegally. >> Just relax, Ronald. Okay. >> All right. >> I'm educated and I'm going to college. >> Ronald, relax. Can you stand? >> Look at my college. NO. LOOK AT MY COLLEGE THING. >> I'm going to school. >> Just I didn't do anything wrong. They just came up to me and arrested me. >> These are not police officers in uniform. CITIZENS ARREST. LET ME GO. TRYING TO ARREST ME. THEY'RE NOT POLICE OFFICERS. THEY DON'T HAVE A DISPATCH OR NOTHING. Unarrest me. these people's stom life earnings and I did nothing wrong but call a cab and all of a sudden you just came up to me and started arresting me and you're not even a real police officer. I grew up here. I should know this. I'm going to church tomorrow for God's sakes. It's a movie. My movie. My story. >> Do you want to sit up? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Do you want to just roll over here? >> Please do not try and kick me. >> You want to walk? Can you Will you walk over the squad card? >> No, I'm not going to jail. I did nothing wrong. >> Well, you are. Okay. Do you want to stand up? >> No, I'm not being arrested. You're not telling me why I'm arrested. I don't have no criminal charges. >> I explain to you. >> I have no >> You have conditions of absolute sobriety. And you had multietriy. I didn't do nothing wrong. Can I have my cigarette? >> No, we're kind of past that point. >> Listen, I have no criminal record. There's a real police officer. Hey, tell them to let me go. >> Okay, Ron. Are you going to stand up and go to the store? >> No. I HAD A CAMP COMING. WE DON'T EVEN KNOW WHO YOU ARE. YOU GUYS ARE PEOPLE. GUESS WHAT? YOU'RE on TV. Do you know you're on camera everywhere? >> Yeah. >> Yep. We're all filming right now. So here, you can either stand. >> What? You're going to try to smother me and kill my life? No. >> Chemically induced. >> You can either go in the squad induced. >> Are you going to fight operatively or if you're away from me? No. I have a cab coming. Get the away from me. I'm get in the squad car. Those are your two options. >> No reason to arrest me. >> Disorderly conduct and bail jump. You >> do anything wrong? I told you I had a cab coming. Faced with her aggressive kicking, the officers were forced to use a full body wrap restraint system to ensure everyone's safety as the subject had completely lost control. >> Get that off me, man. Oh my. This is what they did to Are you guys filming this? >> Yep, we're filming it. >> No, you're not. They are. >> You're not supposed to get police either. >> I didn't take no police. I What are YOU TALKING ABOUT? GET THAT OFF ME, YOU GUYS. HELP. [screaming] HELP. HELP. HELP. OKAY, >> please help me. Citizens arrest. These are not police officer. THESE ARE NOT police officers. They're not police officers. They tried to do >> Please. Please. They're going to arrest you as soon as you arrest me. Did you know that? >> Good. >> Yep. >> I wasn't fighting you guys and I did nothing wrong and you No. I HAD A CAB. >> THIS IS ARREST. I HAVE A CAB. HELP. HELP. HELP my arrest. You guys, I'm from Oclair, Wisconsin. Call my son. >> Just relax. Okay, >> get out. Get that off my head. >> Which squad are we going to get? I worked in the medical retire. Help. [screaming] Help. Help. HELP. YOU'RE NOT police officers. LOOK AT YOU. WHO THE ARE YOU? YOU PIECE OF You laugh. You think that's funny. >> Leave that off here. >> Get my >> Sorry about today. Everybody all right? Everybody's all right. >> Ultimately, the woman was arrested and taken to jail on charges of disorderly conduct resisting an officer and three counts of bail jumping with a repeat offender enhancement. She was later issued a $5,000 signature bond. Next, let's watch how the police dealt with this aggressive Karen. On November 19th, 2025, police urgently responded to an incident where a woman was smashing doors with a baseball bat and threatening her neighbors. Believing a piece of sporting equipment put her above the constitution, this woman quickly got a harsh reality check. >> I'm great. How are you? >> Good. >> Guess what? The feds are coming for your ass. >> Okay. What you got in your hand? A baseball bat. >> Internaloops. >> All right. >> Yes. >> Carol, it's officer Smith. Do you had put the baseball bat down for me? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> What's going on today? What's What's wrong? >> You're a [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Yes, you. >> What? I don't know what I did, but I'm sorry. >> Who about you? Who are you? >> Hey, put that down. >> Put that down. >> No. >> Put it down. >> Negative. >> Okay. >> This is my property and I willing kill any of you guys. >> Hey, that's >> I'm on my property and I'lling kill any of you that don't want. >> Do you understand? Cuz internal affairs is coming for you. You and you. >> Okay. Bye. >> Hey, can we talk to you for a second? >> No, you cannot. >> Okay. >> Leave me alone forever. >> Foring ever. >> Do you understand me, [ __ ] >> We just want to understand what's going on. We're trying to help. >> You understand perfectly now. >> Well, he's coming right now. >> Okay. >> So, give us a few minutes. He's going to pull up. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I'll I'll wait. >> Okay. Perfect. >> You stay out there. >> Okay. >> Absolutely. >> Off of my property. >> I'm not on your property. I'm on the sidewalk. Get your toes off my property. Not on it. >> Get your toes off my property. >> It's not on them. >> You are on it. >> Well, you are on it. Just Just take a step back, guys. It's fine. >> Yeah, it's good. It's good. >> No, it's not good. It's real bad. >> Did something happen with the wreath earlier today? >> Yeah. >> What happened? >> Iinging knocked on their door with my baseball bat. >> Okay. Why? >> Because they'reing just like this. That and thating nurse down there. Guess what? You want to know something special? She's best friends besties. Guess with who? Can you guess? >> Who? >> Eric'sing cousin Kim. Anothering nurse. >> Who's Eric? >> Who's protecting the child molesters? You guys. You guys. >> Without needing any complex interrogation, the police simply stood by and listened as she blurted out all the evidence herself. Her runaway mouth essentially signed her own arrest warrant. >> 104. She's Ian asking for you. >> Three cops right outside my property and I'm going to kill any one of them that stuck one toe on my property. >> That's good. >> Any one of them and they hear me right now and they're calling for backup right now. >> No, we're just asking where Russo's at. >> There he is. >> They're all coming. >> He's right here. Russo's right here for you. >> Yeah. Get here real quick. Real quick. I'm in big trouble right now. >> There's three [ __ ] right on my doorstep. Don't step on my propert. I'm on the sidewalk, ma'am. >> You better stay there. >> I will. >> Please. >> Yes, I understand now. >> You understand now? >> I understand, ma'am. >> You do? Why don't you go have a seat? >> No. That >> be humble, [ __ ] Be humble. >> All right, Carol. This is such a >> right here. >> Right here, Carol. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> It's about time. You have me standing on the corner like a prostitute. >> Do you? >> Carol, why do you have a bat in your hand? >> Because I'm going to kill a motherucker who steps on my property. Are you coming? >> You're going to kill somebody who steps on your property. >> I will kill any shot already. >> Any basic [ __ ] >> Any one of you basic. >> Put the bat down right now. Put it down. >> What do you want from me? >> You You need to get evaluated after what you >> go yourself. >> No, I'm not going to. Okay, Carol. >> I'm on my property. I can do what I want. >> No, no, you didn't. Instead of being reasonable, she threatened to kill the officers right in front of their commander. Unfortunately for her, the handcuffs came out fast, shutting down her power trip just 3 seconds later. >> Touch me and I'lling touch me. Touch me and I'll kill you. >> Touch me and I willing kill you. I'll kill anybody. [ __ ] what nationality are you? >> German. >> Oh, you're German. That explains it. You stubborn. What are you, herself? Huh? >> What do you think I am? >> I think you're Italian. >> Badassing Italian. >> Thank you. >> Carol, >> you >> know what? I know. I know. >> Here, I got a light for you. >> I know all about that. You used to live in this house or your grandpa or somebody. >> Who was it? >> No. I'll go ahead. >> Who was it? >> 2133 secure. >> You can unchain theing cuffs now. >> Oh, we can. >> You can and you will. Where's my kids? >> They're not here. We >> They're with that child molester. You left them with a child molester for this long. >> You put You put a child molester in my house, >> Carol. >> The cops. >> Carol, >> hands up on any of that. >> You all did it. And you're all going down for it. Guess what? >> You know, I just put her in the closest. Um, >> yeah, we can. >> You [ __ ] let me go. These hurt. These cuffs hurt >> and you guys are [ __ ] >> You guys are all [ __ ] and I'm going to kill any one of you >> on my property. You understand me? Stop trying to stop trying to stop in my yard. We're in my yard. We were in my yard. You [ __ ] You're aing [ __ ] You know that. You're aing [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Yeah, you are. Hag. >> You. >> Am I pissing you off? No. >> Just a little bit. >> Not at all. >> Getting a little iate. >> No. >> Are you? >> I can tell your pulse is elevated. Your pulse ising elevated. >> What you did was an aggravated. >> I'm going to have a heart attack. Are you ready? >> Yeah, I got her. >> Are you ready? Because I'm going to have a stroke. >> Okay. Everything's >> My eyes are twitching. I can't see. Right. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Do you have any >> Why would you feel my tit? You want to feel my tissue? >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> You like this? >> No. You have any weapons on you? >> My [ __ ] >> We're looking for weapons. >> I got a police [ __ ] >> [ __ ] don't know that. Cuz they think are white cuz they're gay and they've never seen a [ __ ] before. Having lost all faith, she threw a tantrum, bringing out every excuse from medical conditions to civil rights. Her blood pressure might have been soaring, but the door to the squad car was wide open and waiting for her. >> I'm getting better at it, too. [ __ ] >> you threaten people. >> You can go a police officer doing her job, which is an aggravated battery. >> So, go get >> You can go yourself, girl. >> You can all go yourself. >> I'm not getting in this vehicle. I'm not getting in the vehicle. I'm not getting you have no rights. You have no rights. No. No. No. No. No. You're making a big mistake right now. You guys need to let me go and take these cuffs off. Go get my kids and mying dog and bring him back from that child molester. Pronto. Pronto. Look at I'm spitting. I'm soing bad. >> I'ming spitting, man. >> All right. Well, >> okay. >> You're going to bring my new glasses. You're going to break my new glasses that I got from that queen. >> You got it. >> Good luck. Gooding luck. I'm strong as a horse. You [ __ ] >> You can give me as much drugs as you want. >> I don't You know what? Undo the belt. Undo the belt. >> All right, Carol. >> I'm going to kill you, [ __ ] >> All right. >> I'm going to kill you, [ __ ] >> I'm sorry, Carol. I'm coming for you cuz youing traitor. You're a traitor. >> You're aing traitor >> to our country to ouring country. You're a trading. >> All right. You You're going to keep on kicking. >> You hit me with the button one more time, Russo. >> I didn't hit you. I swear. >> Get off and stop kicking people. >> All right. >> You've gotten better. >> No. >> Well, she was kicking you. >> She was trying to trip me. She was just going like this. She >> Look, look. Bottom line is >> she didn't >> Okay. Well, she kicked you just now. >> She kicked me and spit on me. >> Okay, there you go. >> Ultimately, the woman was [music] transported to jail and faced a string of charges, including disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, battery on a law enforcement officer, and terroristic threats. How much jail time do you think this woman deserves? Or does she need heavy medication, and isolation from society? Leave your thoughts in the comments below. Setting aside this well-deserved outcome, let's watch another drunk Karen terrorizing a family. On June 21st, 2026, police intervened in a domestic violence incident after a woman lost control over her unmet cravings after pushing her partner to the breaking point and brazenly playing the victim. Her performance for the police will leave you absolutely speechless. >> Need to go in there. I need to put my dogs up. >> Okay. Is she >> She's just being belligerent and she's like cuz I hit the beer, right? >> She's just drinking and drinking and getting more and more belligerent. I've been staying away from her. I went downstairs to get away from her and she's, you know, just yelling and, you know, I hid the beer here. >> You said she did take more pills, right? >> Yes. Yes. I don't know how many because then she's like, "You stole my pills." Just like she said last time. Like I don't, you know, she loses track of everything because she's back and forth. Um, you know, if I can be honest with you guys, it's on her medical records. You know, bipolar and she ain't, you know, she don't even know what she >> don't know. She didn't say anything about that. She's just angry at me, >> you know, cuz I won't give her, you know, I'm like, I want to take the pills because if she takes them all, that's that's like that's a lot. >> How many do you think she took right now? >> I don't know. >> She was sitting on the toilet and grabbed them and did the same thing like last time. Like, you know, could have been one, could have been five, I don't know. And she won't let me touch them. I'm like, just let me look so I know. You know, I'm like, you were at your limit, you know. Stop. >> Yeah. >> You know, and she grabbed more beers. That's why I hid them out here. And then she got angry because I hid the beers out here. And you know, when she's in this state, >> instead of taking a sober look at herself, [music] Tina put on an erratic act as if the whole world owed her a lifetime pass to stay intoxicated. >> Hi. What's going on? >> Would you like me to go in there so you could just be private? >> Tina, what's going on? Um, he said he would leave tonight. I could say he was very very abusive. >> How so? >> Um, he put his hands on me. >> When he put his hands on you, how did he do it? >> He choked me. >> He choked you? >> And he put his hands on my face. You could talk to him and he'll tell you. >> Okay. Well, we want to talk to you first. How did he put his hands on your throat? Did he use one hand, two hands? >> Oh, I don't know. I was drunk. >> Remember you're drunk? >> No, I was drunk. So, when did this >> I just I just got out of um >> I just came out of >> the hospital. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> How many beers have you had today? >> Two beers. Two shots. >> Okay. Cuz you seem more intoxicated than when we were here a little earlier. >> I took my I took my painkillers and he he's had >> Are you supposed to be mixing painkillers and alcohol? >> He took them. He said this is what you're allowed to have. And he took Have you taken any more pills since we left here? >> No. He jumped on top of me and grabbed me by my throat, held me down, and said I was a piece of [ __ ] and the police were going to come and get me. I said, "No, they're not going to come get me. I own I own $30,000. >> I need to see your >> If you look inside my mouth, he took his fingers and he went Okay. >> Can we take pictures of your injuries? >> I don't know if there are injuries. >> How many more beers have you had? >> I only had two beers and two shots >> since we left. >> Yes. Two beers and two shots. And I don't smoke marijuana. He smokes marijuana all day long. I mean, if we could call Delore and get more pills for myself. Absolutely not. >> I don't think we need to do that. >> Well, where are we going to get them from? >> You would have to go back to Delore for Delor to give you them. If you want to go back to Delore, we can do that. No, >> but Delor's not going to give them to me over the phone. >> Hey, Tina, stay here for a second. >> I don't want to do that. >> Tina, we're not we're not you. >> No. Hey, >> my pills are away. >> My pills. >> Can you put the dogs away? >> Tina, don't resist them. >> Are the dogs away? >> Tina. Tina. Tina. Tina, please. Please. Please. Please. We're going to work. We're going to work all this out. Tina. >> No, I want my pills. >> You have them. I just looked in the door. >> You just stole them. >> You did not. Please. Where they at? >> Settle down. We'll figure out >> Tina. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Sweetheart, stop. >> I got to jail. Okay. Stop. Please. >> Rather than cooperating to clear her name, she stubbornly climbed into bed and refused to budge. >> Hey, Tina. >> What? >> I'm not going to the hospital. >> Nobody said that right now. >> Okay. I'm staying here. This is I just paid $30,000 for this house. >> Okay. >> This is where I'm going. >> So So listen, >> there's a lot that we got to discuss. Okay. >> About what? >> You're calling 911 again. >> I did not. He called 911. >> No, he did not. >> Okay. >> I have both calls >> from you. Okay. >> Okay. >> We're not going to continue to keep coming up out here if there's nothing wrong. >> Okay. There's nothing wrong. >> But clearly there is if you continue to keep calling us. >> No, there's nothing wrong. >> Then why do you keep calling? >> I didn't. He called. >> He did not call. >> He did not call. You called. >> No, I didn't. >> Can you tell me where those pill bottles are so I can see them? >> Tina, can I look in your backpack for your pills to see if they're in here? >> No, you can't. >> I can't. No. >> Tina, do you have them in your pockets? >> No, he took them. >> Can you check and see if he put them in your pockets? >> I don't have them. He took them >> in the hospital and my girlfriend's calling me from the hospital. >> Well, I don't think your phone works because I tried to >> I got I got Wi-Fi. My girlfriend said I call her on Wi-Fi and she was called >> Okay. So, where is your girlfriend that could come here? >> No, I'm asking you where your >> Where's my phone? >> Where your friend is? >> Yeah, that is a a light dosage. I mean, you don't got to take my word for it. >> Is that your phone right there? >> Hey, hey, hey. No, >> we're not coming out here to cause problems. >> I want my medicine that I'm due to. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Yes, you did. >> Okay. So, what do I get? >> You actually had one extra one. >> No, you took it. >> No, I didn't. You had one extra one. And And it's okay. Yeah. >> We don't want We don't want them all. >> I know. It's the lever handle. You're right. I did tell you that. >> Sorry. >> Who bought the beer? >> Yeah. Anybody else want? I'm all right. Thank you. >> [ __ ] >> Leave me alone. Shut the door. Tina, >> we're not doing that. >> What do you want? >> We got to I I got to do my job. Okay. I have to make sure that you're okay. >> And once I finish that, then we will leave. >> Okay. >> Leave. >> But I'm not ready to leave yet. >> Okay. When would you like to leave? >> When? >> When we're done. >> When we're done. >> And when's that? >> I don't know. whenever we get done. >> Okay, >> let's go smoke some weed. Yo, do you guys like smoking weed? I don't like smoking weed. I don't do it, but there's plenty up there. >> A lot of weed. >> I don't like smoking weed. >> Denied access to more sedatives, the woman grew even more furious and disruptive. She essentially dug her own grave under the delusion that her sheer arrogance could overpower the officers. >> As long as you're safe, it'll go. Hey, >> it was >> Why would you do that? >> I bought it. >> That was [ __ ] stupid. >> I bought it. I bought it. >> Why would you throw your water? >> Because I bought it. I bought it. I want it shut off. >> I want it. >> Don't [ __ ] do that. >> No, I bought it. So, the police officer >> Okay, do it when I'm not here. >> Well, the police officer said if I bought it, I get to do whatever I want to it. >> Cut it out. >> So, no, I get to I bought it. So, >> if you're going to throw things while we're here, I'm going to detain you >> for what? >> For throwing stuff. So, stop >> at my own [ __ ] >> Stop. >> At my own [ __ ] >> I'm not arguing with you anymore. Knock it off. >> You know, you're not going to throw [ __ ] while we're here. >> Okay, leave. Okay, leave. I'm not leaving until we're done here. My sergeant's downstairs doing whatever. >> Hold on. Watch this. You're going to get You're going to get that. >> Don'ting do that. >> Oh, I am. You're going to get You're going to get all of that [ __ ] right up in your face. >> Yeah, >> that's what it is. >> I want my sleeping pills so I can go to bed. >> Stop taking things. Just stay. >> It's legal. >> I don't care if it's legal. >> Okay. So, why are you taking my >> Just cut it out, >> Tina? You're asking for whiskey. You're asking to smoke weed. You're You're asking for your pills that you say you don't need. And now you just went in the drawer to try to take more sleeping pills. All you're trying to do is get high. That's all you're trying to do. >> Yeah. Go ahead. Yeah, there's clearly a problem. Okay, >> you can't be shoving [ __ ] down your throat while I'm standing here. >> And expect us not to do anything. >> It's legal. >> Cut it out. >> It's legal. >> You're going to let the dogs out and it's not going to be pretty. >> No, they're fine. >> No, they're not fine. >> Can I talk to my boyfriend now? >> Can you just sit down for a second? >> I have to go to the bathroom or else I'm going to pull my pants down right here and piss. >> Well, I suggest you don't do that. >> Well, I'm coming. I'm going to cut it out. I have to go to the bathroom. >> Okay. Not on the floor. Tina, >> knock it off. >> LET ME GO TO THE BATHROOM. >> What are you doing? >> I have to go to the bathroom and you're not letting me go. >> So now, are you going to let me go? >> Are you going to let me go? Cuz now I got to [ __ ] >> Okay, then get up and put your clothes on. >> Are you going to let me go to the bathroom? >> Get up and put your clothes on. >> I'm going to [ __ ] >> Okay, I will. Yeah, you just said you'd take me to the bathroom. >> I have to go to the bathroom. >> Didn't you just go? >> I have to [ __ ] >> Stop. Okay, >> we have to get the dogs out safely. >> Mike, I just They just made me piss on the bathroom floor. >> Get back, please. >> Let him do whatever so you can go. >> Stop, Tina. >> I'm I have to [ __ ] >> Okay. He's trying to get the damn dogs out. >> Tina, put your pants on. Come on. Push me. >> No. No. I do not. >> Come on, >> Tina. Stop. Please stop. >> Please don't hurt. Don't worry. >> Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. You're being handcuffed now. >> You hit me right square in the chest. We're done. >> It was on camera. Ultimately, the woman was transported to jail and face charges of obstruction of justice, resisting arrest and making [music] severe threats. Home ownership does not come with the privilege of acting above the law, and handcuffs certainly do not care how many beers you have had, leaving that mess behind. Let's watch another entitled lady push the police to their limits. On the night of January 19th, 2026, police arrived at a fast food restaurant following a report of a woman intentionally blocking [music] the drive-through lane with her car, believing she was the center of the universe and refusing to leave. Let's see how her arrogance was bitterly shut down. >> What's going on? >> They telling me they can't break a $100 bill at this trying to figure out why. >> That's their policy. Since when it's got a policy that you can't break a bill, it's just had a $50 bill. >> If they ain't got the money to break it with, you know, cuz see here, you know what can happen sometimes? I'm going to be honest with you, >> but they do have the money. They just don't want to go into the safe because they already locked the safe. So, >> okay. >> Yeah. So, if you're a manager and you're about customer service, you can unlock the safe and stop being lazy >> and break my bill. >> Yeah. >> So, here's the deal. I'm going be honest with you. >> Yeah. >> They're losing customers. >> Yeah, they're losing They're losing customers. So that's why I'm out here. >> If they could just break the bill, I don't understand. I don't understand. It's It's lazy as to why they don't want to break the bill. >> What's your name? >> I'm Juny. >> Juny. I'm Craig. >> Nice to meet you. >> Um >> I'm just asking people to do their job. And as you can see, nobody's even at the window. >> No, cuz they they shut down because they they can't conduct business with you sitting here. >> That sounds personal. >> That sounds personal. >> I'm so sorry. That sounds personal because at the end of the day, this is a business. >> Hold on a second. >> The police were as patient as could be. But when she decided a burger was more important than the restaurant security, all reasoning fell on deaf ears. The officers decided to get the staff's side of the story first. >> What's happening? >> Hello. >> What's going on? >> Hello. Um, she yelled at me saying that I need to break her effing 100. >> Uhhuh. >> Um, and we can't accept hundreds after 12 because it's against our policy. >> Okay. >> And then she also yelled at me, "Oh, I want to see your policy and your rules." >> That's also against our policy. We cannot show the public. >> I got you. I got you. >> So, what you don't want to do out of my drive? the trespass or what? We >> uh Jordan, >> what's up? >> What's up, man? [laughter] >> I mean, you know, >> I just need her out of my drive to keep my time. >> Yeah, I tell her like, "We don't have enough change to break the like the banks are closed." I told I told her that, too. Yeah. >> Yeah. She kept saying, "I'm not moving till you break my call." I need my drive cuz she going up my line and everything. >> Okay, let me get out the way. All right, Juny, can I get you to move? Huh? Oh, you're not going to move? >> I would like for them to do their job. >> Junior, seriously? >> I am serious. >> Um, so you're not going to move? >> Um, yes. I would like for them to just give me my food. >> All right. So, here's the deal. You >> did you need additional? >> No, just one unit. Well, maybe I go maybe I have 105 in a minute. I'll advise. See, here's the thing. >> I'll advise. >> The thing is, you have change for everything. >> You But you're going to have to move. Seriously. >> Why can't I just not take my money? >> They don't have They don't have the change. Seriously. I'm I'm being I'm being honest with you. I'm being straightforward. >> That's crazy because you you going to Here's what's going to happen. Here's what's going to happen, Julie. Here's what's going to happen. If you don't move, you're going to make us take law enforcement action. That's what's going to happen, Junior. Seriously. >> Instead of just breaking my deal, >> Juny, seriously. >> What's happening? >> Yeah, they they got to conduct business. >> Exactly. >> So, you're refusing to go? They want you They want you moved. Seriously. >> But they can't break my bill. >> No, they can't. They they they told me just now that they said after 12:00 they don't they don't break anything more than 100. It's it's got to be less >> more than 100. >> No. No more no more than 100. They can't against their store policy. >> Okay. So So do you have a $50 bill? >> Huh? >> Can you break my hundred? >> Nah. Uh-uh. I don't I don't I don't have that. >> Can you break my hundred? >> It's It's not a matter of us doing that. >> So nobody can break my hund. >> No, not right now. I can't get any food because >> You want me to buy you something to eat? >> You want me Juny? Juny, you want me to buy you something to eat? Here, Junior. >> I'm literally here. >> Junior, you want me to buy you something to eat? If that's what it's going to take, >> I have the money. >> You see, you see you want me You want me to bust out? I'll bust it out for you. >> But I'm trying to I'm trying to tell you if you don't, you're going to make this turning from something from nothing to something. Seriously, I'm being honest with you. >> I'm not trying to make something. >> But you got to move nothing something. What I'm trying to do is get some food and go home. That's what I'm trying to do. That's what I've been trying to do for hours. >> She was lucky enough to encounter the nicest officer on earth who even offered to buy her a meal to keep her out of trouble. Yet, she remained stubbornly defiant. Absolutely refusing to leave. >> So, you refusing to go? >> I'm not refusing to go. I >> Yes, you are. >> I want to pay for my food so I can >> Yes, you are. Juny. Joy. Seriously, >> Mr. Craig. Correct. >> We've introduced ourselves. >> I have the money to pay for my food. All right. >> They do not have the change to give me. So, what do you want me to do? >> If you can't They can't serve you. They can't serve you. You could You could call corporate. You could file a complaint with corporate. You can do all that stuff. >> Can you give me the number to corporate? >> The number to corporate? I think it's right up there. Hold on a second. >> There's no number up here. >> All right. >> I would like that number. And I would like the manager's badge number and name. And I would like the girl who took here's the thing, Judy. Judy, come on, girl. >> Why not? Why not? Why not, Judy? >> They won't even give me my food. Why not? Why not? Why can't I have that? If I was a white woman, you would give it to me. So, why can't >> So, why can't I have it? >> Whoa, whoa, Juny. Now, now you're crossing lines, Jun. >> Why can't I have it, >> Junior? You're crossing lines. >> You're laughing at me as >> I'm not laughing at you. No, I've been I've been I No, I didn't laugh at you. I've been I've been trying to I've been trying to keep this >> on what we call a civil >> laugh. You laughed. >> I didn't laugh. >> You did laugh. You both laughed. >> No, because you're trying to make You're trying to make this about race and it's not about race. >> You laugh then. >> It's not about race, Juny. >> Why did you laugh? >> All right, I'm done. Here's the deal. I'm going ask I'm going to ask you one more time to move. >> I would like the corporate number before I move. >> Nah, you ain't going to get it. You're not. So you're not moving. >> I would like to. >> You're not moving. >> I would like to incorporate. >> You're not moving. >> I'm going to move. >> No, you're going to move now. >> I'm going to move. >> You're not going to move. >> I'm going to move. I'm telling you. It's on your body cam. That's not on. >> I'm going to move. >> Okay. >> You're going to you're going to move. >> I'm going to move, but I would like corporate number. >> You're going to move. Come on, Junior. >> The corporate number. >> Junior, come on. Move. >> I'm going to move. >> All right. Go ahead. >> I'm going to move. Why? Why isn't your body cam on? >> Why isn't Why isn't your body cam on, >> Juny? >> Why isn't your body cam on? >> Are you going to move? >> Why isn't your body cam on? >> Are you going to move? >> Why isn't your body cam on? >> Are you going to move? >> I'm going to move. >> I would like the corporate number. >> I don't have the corporate number to give you night. >> Why isn't your body cam on? >> So, you're not going to move? >> I'm moving. I'm >> so then move. Go ahead. Her sheer arrogance finally got her into real trouble when she pushed the officer's patience to its absolute limit. It was at this moment she finally realized that the world does not revolve around her. >> Here's what we going to do now. >> Why isn't your body camera on? >> Here's what we going to do. Here's what we going to do. >> What are you doing? Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? Why are you getting me OUT OF THE CAR? WHY? NO. STEP OUT. NO. WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? Step out. Step out. Step out. Step out. Get out of the car. Step out of the car. What? I'll move my car. >> Step out. It's too late for that. >> I'll move my car. >> Make sure it's shut off. >> I'll move my car. >> All right. It's off now. >> I'll move my car. For not paying is crazy. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. The car. Wait. Hold it. How much you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> How much you had to drink tonight? How much you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> You're under the influence of alcohol. >> I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not. >> I smell alcohol from your breath. >> You don't. >> Yes, I do. >> You don't. >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> You don't. >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> No. >> I'm going to ask you that. >> No. >> Yes, you have. >> Is your body cam on now? >> Feels a body exercise. >> I smell a strong of alcoholic impurities being admitted from your breath as you're speaking to me. >> I'm not answering anything. I'm not answering anything. Based upon your my training experience and your attitude and the demeanor that you've had out here, I think you're under the influence. >> You're not having an emotional response. >> It's not an emotional response and that's okay. That's okay. >> It's not emotional response. >> You're going to have to feel exercises. >> You're going to have to go through all of this paperwork for >> Yes or no? >> I'm not doing anything. >> So, you're not you can refuse. >> I'm not doing anything. >> All right. Let me take this off. >> You don't have to take my watch off. >> Okay. I'll leave it on then. >> Okay, then leave it on. You don't have to take my lock off. >> All right. >> Lucky signal. >> Thank you. >> Can you have it down for me, please? Of >> course. Why didn't you chase this car? I did. Your car. >> Ultimately, the woman was transported to jail and face charges of driving under the influence refusal to submit to DUI testing and criminal trespass. [music] Sometimes simply listening and being reasonable makes everything in life so much easier. Karma doesn't care about your attitude or your excuses. When arrogance meets the law, reality always wins. 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