Dispatch that. >> I don't give a [ __ ] what you DISPATCH THAT. YOU'RE RIGHT. >> OKAY, now you can talk. >> I am the law. >> This is what happens when ego outruns judgment and authority turns out to be just a mask. >> Now you tell me I can't. This is why I don't trust y'all. THIS IS WHY I HAVE ATTITUDES with y'all from the gate. You a liar. I don't know you. I don't know you. >> If you don't get in the car, leave. >> But you three. >> Back away from me. >> I have three of you behind me. One wrong target, one meltdown at the worst moment, and every excuse starts to fall apart. Then it lands all at once. This time, no one's coming to save them. On October 10th, 2025 at the Super 8 Hotel in Dwight, police were called after reports of a woman screaming non-stop and hurling insults. But once they arrived, it became clear this wasn't going to stay at the level of loud words. All right. So, here's the D. You are to find he's the bolo bolo AND I'MING TAKE HIM IN AND DRAG HIS ASS HERE BECAUSE OF LUCIFER. He won't come here. >> Call him right now. Here we go. Kenny, talk to him. >> Who is this? >> Kenny. Talk to Kenny. >> Hey, Kenny. >> Tell him you're >> Do you have a Do you have a phone? >> No. This is it. >> What's going on, Kenny? I'm trying to get her to calm down and scream. You can't be >> DON'T LISTEN TO HER. WHERE ARE YOU? >> THEY CALLED on you. They called on you. That's why I'm here. >> They called for me. I asked them to call. Then listen to me. >> Do you need to go to the hospital? >> No. >> Cuz I'm not dealing with you all night screaming and causing this. Okay. Here, Kenny. I'm going to hang up now. Kenny's not involved. It's between me and Ky. There's nothing I can do RIGHT NOW. >> HE'S HERE. >> OH, he's here. >> Yes. >> Where at? >> And he said 47. >> Okay. Well, if we find him, we find him. You need to stop screaming. >> It's below. You need to stop screaming. Are you going to stop screaming? Cuz I'm not doing this all night with you. >> Can I stop or >> you got called because you were being loud and screaming? >> No, I wouldn't. >> That's literally what my dispatch said. >> I don't give a what your DISPATCH SAID. THEY LIKE >> OKAY. WELL, you need to calm down. >> I don't. >> Okay. Yeah. Calm down, please. >> NO, I DON'T. I'M JESUS CHRIST'S DAUGHTER. >> I'M NOT DOING this tonight with you. I'm not. I'm not. So, you need to calm down. Seriously. All right. I don't want to have to take legal measures with you. Just calm DOWN. YOU COULD TALK. Calm down. Calm down. I'm the law. >> Okay. Well, be the law quietly. Okay. >> Okay. When I scream, it's dad. And when I don't, >> there's no screaming. Stop screaming. Stop. You're going to get kicked out of here. Do you want that? >> So, it's up to you guys. Um, I don't know if she's going to be loud all night. This is the second time that we do her. Okay, then go in your room and be quiet. Lindsay, STOP SCREAMING. >> GET KENNY TO COME HERE, MAN. >> This is up to you. if you want to give her if you give her one more chance or whatnot, but if you want her to leave and whatnot, we we could take actions after that. So, I mean, if you want her to give her a second to calm down, one more chance. But if she's I know you have people here, she don't need to be loud. I don't know why she's screaming, being loud. I I don't get it. Okay. So, >> for no reason, >> right from the start, she wasn't trying to understand what was actually happening. She was trying to control what was happening by dragging other people into the conversation. She tried to turn her personal belief into group truth. But when the scene reflected the opposite, her sense of entitlement became her biggest weakness. >> I'm not I'm just walking over here to COME AND TALK TO YOU. >> Do you want to >> Lindsay? Do you want to talk to me instead of him? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Seriously, we go way back. You and I. >> I don't know you. >> I don't care. >> You know Jesus Christ, right? >> Yeah. >> He's my dad. I told you that. >> Yeah. >> Okay. His name is Dez Glenn Panfel in the form. Physical form. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I heard you. He had me with my mom, Susan Marie Panel. >> I AM GODDAMN LINDSAY Marie Christ. >> You're going to talk to me. You're going to talk to me calmly. Okay, I understand what you're saying. He wouldn't Your father don't say but DON'T SPEAK FOR MY DAD. >> OKAY. Your father would not WANT YOU TO BE DISRUPTED. >> But don't SPEAK FOR MY DAD. ONLY I CAN SPEAK for my dad. Okay. >> I got to ask you guys, are you disturbed anything like that or no? >> I can give her one chance. Mhm. Okay. >> If she if I call you guys again, this he has to be >> Well, I figured I'd ask because if you if you feel disturbed and uncomfortable, we can arrest her for disorderly. So, that's why I want to know >> the customer. Look at this. These guys, they need to go to work in doing that. We don't want >> Okay. But I figured you saw her actions right now. I figured I'd ask. Do Do you feel disturbed? Anything like that? Uncomfortable or whatnot any you guys or No, >> if she's keep doing that >> cuz I mean now she's throwing racial slurs. So, I mean, if any of you two feel uncomfortable or disturbed, we can take action right now. >> Yeah. >> Go ahead and >> Lindsay, it's officer Killian. >> I'm calm. Come in my room. I'm not except I'm not fine. >> Okay. Come here. No, you're under arrest. Come here. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> YES, YOU ARE. COME HERE. I'M NOT. COME HERE. YOU'RE under arrest. I'M NOT. >> LINDSAY, I'M NOT. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> STOP. >> DAMN IT. >> NO, I'M NOT. I DIDN'T DO IT. >> STOP. TURN AROUND. STOP. >> NO, I didn't. >> We're going to charge you with resisting. Stop. Stop. >> Lindsay, stop. Stop. >> Get off me. >> Calm down. >> Get off. >> Once the arrest was set in motion, Karen's whole behavior control system collapsed. She went from verbal attacks to sudden explosive violence. The classic sign of an ego getting boxed into a corner. This wasn't just resistance. It was a desperate attempt to hang on to the illusion of freedom with everything she had. Man, >> get out OF HERE. >> COVER THE 1033 for right now. >> HEY, DON'T TRY TO GRAB MY GUN. >> YOU GET OUT OF HERE. GET THE OUT. IT WON'T WORK. IT WON'T WORK. >> It won't work. >> 10:33. >> Yeah. 10:33. >> Who said 10:33? >> Who's 10:33? WHO'S 10:33? >> NO, NOT YET. >> WHO'S 10:33? >> LINDSAY, STOP. >> Get off of me. >> You're going TO GET CHASED. GET UP. >> You're going to need to calm down. You're going to get tased. >> Who's head for me? >> Tell me now. HELP ME. >> Hold that arm. Help me. Help me. I got I got this. Lindsay, stop resisting. Yeah, I got her arm still. >> I'm trying to lift up. >> Well, stop. Let go. Stop holding. Let me >> leave it locked for a minute. >> GET THE OUT OF HERE. >> Calm down, Lindsay. >> Calm. You're going to let me know. >> No, you're going to get up when I tell you get up, right? >> Yeah. You double locked him, right? >> No, I felt it. >> Yeah, he double locked him. Okay. Is that better? >> Come on, DUDE. PULL UP. >> I CAN'T do that. >> I'm pulling you up. Come on. >> My back is drawn. Going to come to my door and be pieces of [ __ ] All my shit's in here. >> Yeah, I know. We'll get it. DON'T WORRY. I DON'T WANT YOU TO HAVE IT. >> TOO BAD. HELP. HELP. HELP. [screaming] HELP. HELP. NOW [ __ ] >> STOP. >> I willing die by your [ __ ] >> Oh, Hunter, that's your name. Oh, Hunter. >> Hunter. Goddamn Killian. >> Wait, checker. >> Okay. HUNTER KILLIAN. HUNTER. KILLIAN, YOU'RE DEAD. MY DAD SAID YOU'RE DEAD. [screaming] >> COOL. HOPEFULLY. >> HELP. HELP! HELP! HELP! HELP ME! [screaming] HELP ME! HELP ME! HELP ME! HELP! HELP! Help me! HELP ME! HELP! HELP! >> HEY, stop banging on my window. >> HELP ME! HELP ME! RIGHT NOW! HELP ME! GET ME OUT OF THIS RIGHT NOW! GET ME OUT! They're calm down! THEY'RE KNISTIC ABUSIVE. I hate >> When the violence didn't work, she flipped the switch into victim mode. She reversed the story and dumped her own behavior onto everyone else. The irony, she called the police abusive narcissists, while her every move showed a cold lack of empathy for the very people who had just taken her punches. >> MY DAD DOESN'T WANT ME IN JAIL. [screaming] DO YOU HEAR ME? CAN YOU CALL >> AND I [ __ ] KNOW YOU HEAR ME? >> I DON'T REMEMBER. I KNOW. >> AS [screaming] I KNOW, >> GODAMN TEST. GET ME OUT OF THIS SITUATION RIGHT [ __ ] NOW. YOU'RE DEAD, TOO. GET ME OUT. I DON'T NEED TO BE IN JAIL. >> YOU DO ME A FAVOR. >> YEAH. >> Get their names. Take pictures of the broken screen. I'm going to add on damage to property, too. >> Hey, good. >> Yeah, we're good. We appreciate it. >> Go find your car. I promise I will. Just don't send me to jail. Please enforce the [ __ ] [ __ ] Please. Goddamn, Daddy. Please enforce it. I am. And I do say THESE COPS WILL LET ME GO IN JESUS CHRIST'S NAME. In Dennis Glenn Panfield's name, they will let me go. Otherwise they are dead. THEY WILL LET ME GO. >> Did you >> She was when she had clean she had some kind of peel and she took out the dead Jack Daniel >> the whole bar and just >> so she broke a screen. >> So we're going to go back there. We're going to check and we want to know if you want to press charges or not. So let's go back to the room before I leave. I don't know if she's going to get released or not. Do you want me to get the key card back? Well, I'll get it back at the jail. Would you like it back? >> Yeah. We don't we don't want to just do that trespassing or something. We don't want her. >> Is this a Is this a squirt gun? Cap gun? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Can take her belongs and that's it. >> Now, do you have anything else for me before I take her? >> No. Like I said, we don't want her back. >> When she goes and whatever, I'll get the I'll bring the key back. Okay. >> Yeah, we don't want her back here. >> Yeah, we can't bring in there. >> No, no, I'm tossing that. I'm just >> You should probably search this. >> You should probably search her first at least. Yeah. >> Grab the other one out. Let's go in the front and do it. >> So, there's nothing in there before we go in the jail. I just got pierce I just got like enclosed piercing containers, change. >> I don't know what she can and can't have in the jail. >> In the patrol car, she kept bringing up her father and God like it was some moral permission slip for her actions. Meanwhile, behind the scenes, officers were gathering evidence of property damage and assault. That contrast holy talk paired with violent behavior exposed a personality split so sharp it was almost like watching two DIFFERENT PEOPLE THEM UP. DAD THEM up >> for me to get another hand. >> Lindsay, keep your seat belt on. Keep your SEAT BELT ON. >> I DON'T NEED TO. >> KEEP YES, YOU DO. >> I DON'T NEED TO. >> YES, YOU DO. >> I'M SAFE WITHOUT IT. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> THE I AM. >> NO, you're not. Keep your seatelt on. >> You better not charge me with anything if you do. You're the way you're acting. I'll add more charges. Stop >> trouble. >> Stop. >> Well, you'll be lying. >> Stop. >> Oh, you'll be lying. >> Stop. >> TAKE ME TO THE HOSPITAL. >> STOP. PUT YOUR foot in. Take me out. >> Put your foot in. Put your FOOT IN. >> YES OR NO? WE WROTE [screaming] THE LAW. IF YOU DON'T FOLLOW THE LAW, YOU'REING WAVERED AND YOU'REING DEAD. DO YOU HEAR ME? DO YOU HEAR ME? I KNOW YOU DO. You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] for not doing the RIGHT THING. YOU'RE A [ __ ] FOR NOT DOING THE RIGHT THING. YOU [ __ ] ASS [ __ ] YOU'RE A [ __ ] ASS [ __ ] N. AND WE SEE YOU, [ __ ] WE SEE YOU. DON'T THINK I'LL FORGET CUZ an elephant never forgets. DAD, [screaming] ESPECIALLY FOR NOWING BODY cam on, YOU PIECE OF [ __ ] FALSE PRETENSES. YOU GUYS BETTER let go. >> Come on, Lindsay. You better let ME GO. >> YOU BETTER YOU BETTER LET ME GO. >> My dad's been offered your tennis to do weekends. Godamn it. No. >> I didn't violate anything just because you told me not to be loud. This is illegal. You're on the hook again, by the way. Calhoun. >> Yep. I hear you. >> You're on the hook, Tristan. >> Do you hear me? >> What's up? You're going to BE ON THE HOOK, TOO, for being an accomplice. You >> come to 106. >> You're on the hook. I forgive all of you. I forgive all of you. >> Excuse me. And forgive me, too. >> Do you know your social security number? >> Of course. >> Can I have it, please? >> 369. Damn, you're fine. No, I got it. Tell me. >> That was good. That was good. >> 369. Damn your fine. In the end, she was taken into custody and faced multiple charges, including disorderly conduct, trespassing, resisting arrest, assaulting an officer, and attempting to take an officer's weapon. Because of the violence and the attack on law enforcement, she could be looking at up to 5 years in jail, major fines up to $10,000, 24 months of strict probation, and mandatory treatment. In the end, Karen wrote her own case file powered by arrogance wrapped up in the language of faith. And before things even cool down at the hotel somewhere out there, another Karen is already running from a hit and run. On July 9th, 2025 in Washington, police responded to a coffee shop after reports of a hit and run. A woman driving a luxury SUV was suspected of striking a pedestrian and leaving the scene immediately afterward. What unfolded next caused the situation to escalate fast. >> Driver of the car. >> Yeah, I am. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Your name and number? I didn't. So, I I just looked down for a second and I hit the curb and I thought that my tire could make it here to work and then the and then he just told me that I hit somebody. >> Okay. And you didn't notice. >> I'm trying to call Tom right now. So, he's probably not awake yet, but >> Okay. You didn't notice this? >> I could feel it, but I was trying to make it to work. >> Who's going to that? >> I was going to go down there. You probably want to deal with this. >> Just come over here. >> Did you witness it? >> Yes. Me and the >> Okay. What What did you see? >> So me and a sailor were like right behind. He stayed with the guy out there. >> Yeah. >> But uh all of a sudden the car this car swerved up on and it clipped the guy. Took a shoe off, threw him up against like the fence up there and he was laying there. The sailor stayed with him and I followed her. Did she look like she knew what happened? >> Oh, you there's no way you screaming behind this. I have a picture. I could not get an actual accurate photo of the license plate, but >> So, it was this guy, right? Like I said, it's like >> I tried to get it as quick as I could because he was calling ass out of here. Right. So, we were behind there for about like 5 10 minutes and he was kind of swerving but not like obnoxious or crazy. >> He ran on the guard the you know the D. He ran on that on the highway. Uh-huh. >> And then turned off the highway, came down this way, was swerving. He was in this lane, but swerving over. >> Okay. >> And then >> Yeah. Like it it looked like that he just kind of like intentionally hit him. >> It looked like it. >> He ran up on the curb. >> So he's got significant lane travel like a DUI. >> Yes. >> He because this was occurring back on the highway continued to hear. So like this guy's random. He he hit this guy. >> Did you see him hit the guy? >> Yeah. watch the near total absence of empathy. Even knowing the impact was strong enough to blow a tire, she still prioritized getting to work on time over the life of a man lying injured on the street. At that moment, personal ego completely overrode basic social responsibility. >> Mark from the car that hit you? >> I don't know. You don't know? Okay. Um I know you already gave everybody your name and stuff. I'm going to ask for it again. Uh the person in the car, we found it and the person's in custody. Okay. So, there's that. I don't know the story about that cuz I'm not there. >> But, can I get your information? >> Were you walking this way? >> Yeah, I was just trying to get to trying to get downtown. >> Yeah. >> Well, I'm thankful these witnesses saw it on the highway >> and stayed. And how about an address for you? >> I mean, I don't really have one right now. Me and my girlfriend broke up, so I don't really have a place right now. >> Are you staying outside? >> Are you homeless? >> Last night? Okay. As of last night. All right. Okay. Hi, ma'am. Officer Jennings from Police. >> Can you hop off the phone for me? >> I'm Hey, Tom. This is Ally. Um, I got into a little situation. Um, I have a bunch of cops at my coffee stand right now. >> Okay. >> Um, if you could please call me back, that'd be awesome. Um, sorry, that was the chief of your P the Breton. >> Anything? Mhm. >> Were you on your You said you were on your phone. >> No, I just looked down for a second. >> For what reason? >> I think I dropped something. I can't even remember now. >> Okay. So, you think you dropped something and that made you look down? >> Yeah, just look down for a second. >> Okay. And where were you at when this happened? Right where right before um I think Jack in the Box, you know, right before Jack in the Box >> to drink today? >> Nope, I don't drink >> last night. >> I don't drink. >> Do you take any medicine or drugs or anything like that? >> Nope. >> Okay. Um so other than the dropping, was there anything else going on with the car? Um, I got rear ended the other day, but there's nothing wrong with it. >> Okay. And you don't take any medicine or drugs or anything like that? >> Nope. >> Okay. Uh, are you willing to perform some voluntary field sobriety tests to make sure that you're okay to drive today? >> Uh, yeah. >> Okay. Um, we can step Why don't we step kind of like right right over here? >> Can we can we um get a hold of the chief of the Breton PD first? Why is that? >> Huh? >> Why is that? >> Because I would like to talk to him. I want him. >> At this stage, she believed she could put on the moral mask of a well-connected businesswoman to pressure the officer. In her mind, the law was just a web you could slip through with the right phone call. That calm wasn't innocence. [music] It was the belief that she was an exception. >> So, can you stand? I'm I don't want to do any field sobriety tests right now because I literally just woke up to try to get here >> to open my coffee stand and I'm really tired. >> Okay. >> Yesterday was my opening day and I've just been dealing with a lot. >> Yeah. >> So, and I >> So, you don't want to perform fieldy test? >> Not right now. >> Okay. Field soiety tests don't necessarily are affected by like nervousness and things like that. I mean, it's effective, right? If you're if you're >> Oh, they absolutely affect my nervousness. >> Okay. I'm saying nervous. >> My legs are shaking right now, so that wouldn't make me that wouldn't be fair. >> And but you don't take any medicine or drugs or anything like that? No, sir. Okay. Cuz you're the way you're kind of talking to me. I'm like, I'm just going to >> He said, "I'm tired and I just opened a 650 foot kitchen and I'm dealing with a lot of stuff." >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you have any history of any kind of drug use or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. Okay. And you said you'd be willing to submit to a a preliminary breath test. >> Yep. >> Okay. Hang tight here for a sec. >> All right. Thank you. >> Uh you are not free to leave yet. Okay. About her driving. Driving. Went up on the curb, hit the pedestrian, shoe flew off. It's like the un undeniable. She would have known she hit something. And then her her tire is shredded and drove all the way down here like that. >> Okay. I think Yeah. I mean, with her behavior and demeanor, I think I'm going to arrest him. >> This is usually supposed to open up at 4:30 a.m., and I just woke up and rolled out of bed. >> Okay, as you can see, uh, this is a new tube. Okay. So, do you have any foreign substances in your mouth right now? >> Like what? >> Anything foreign, like gum, food. >> Okay. Can you open your mouth for me? Okay, deep breath in and blow. >> Keep going. Keep going. >> When's the last time you used cannabis? >> Uh, tonight. Last night before I went to sleep. >> Last night? You didn't use any this morning? >> Call out for it. >> Okay. cuz you're kind of acting like I understand you're saying you're nervous, but with the leg trimmers, your general demeanor, you got the white tongue. >> We're out with her. Okay. >> She agreed to a breath test, confident she hadn't been drinking, but she flat out refused the field sobriety tests because her body was betraying her words. The disconnect between what she said and how she physically reacted pointed to a clear cognitive breakdown. By this point, officers had more than enough grounds to make an arrest. And >> who else was in the car with you at the time? >> Uh my daughter and my daughter's best friend. >> Just the two kids, but no, no one over there was. >> Nope. They were they were in this car. >> Okay. Okay, ma'am. Uh right now, you're under arrest. Okay. I have reason to believe that your driving was impaired by your uh drug uh drug usage. Okay. Go and put that other hand on top of your head. >> On top of my head? >> Yep. There we go. Okay. >> Okay. But just please be careful because my uh um I have a really really bad shoulder. >> Okay. >> Give my daughter a hug. >> Well, we'll deal with that in just a sec. Okay. >> Before I talk to you any further, I'll make sure I read your rights. But right now, >> um do you have anything on you that I need to know about? Anything that's going to poke, step, stick, or hurt me? >> I just think that I have my keys and my >> keys. Okay. Can you widen your stance for me? Go and take a seat. Watch your head when you're getting in, ma'am. >> Okay. So, two little kiddos were in the car with her. Oh, >> okay. Hello kiddos. How are you? Good. >> Is that your mom? >> That's my mom. >> Your mom and your friend? >> Best friend. >> Got it. Okay. Okay. And where were you guys se seated in the car? >> Uh in the back seat. >> You were on the passenger side? >> Yeah. >> Like this side. Okay. >> In the middle kind of row there. Did you guys have your seat belts on? >> Yes. >> Okay. Were you hurt or anything like that? >> No. We just got really freaked out when that happened. >> Oh, when uh going on the curb and stuff. Did you see what happened? >> So, we didn't really see. We were just chilling because we wake up really early because we have [clears throat] >> So, so um >> we pretty sure my like the car just like swerved that way because we were watching my mom and she didn't really like do anything weird, but we did have the music on, but it wasn't that loud. So, that's like the only my perspective. I was like I was just looking at and I was just like chilling on the side and then I thought we ran over like a giant raccoon or something cuz I just and then I just got swerves. >> A child's innocent words became the most damning evidence directly contradicting the mother's claim that she didn't know anything. That contrast didn't just expose a lie. It highlighted the cruelty behind fleeing the scene. A choice hidden behind cold deliberate denial. >> Uh, this is a telephonic search warrant hearing. This is Judge Adams. Today's date is July 9th. It is 8:14 a.m. On the phone with me is Officer Jennings. Officer, do you understand our conversation is being recorded? >> Yes. >> Do you get permission for our conversation to be recorded? >> Yes. Uh, please hold up your right hand. Do you solemnly swear or affirm that the evidence you shall give in this matter shall be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> Yes. >> Please state your name and spell your last name. >> Jennings, Jen N I N Gs. >> What is your rank, personnel number, and law enforcement agency? >> Uh, I am a police officer assigned to the traffic division. >> It's accords. Understanding you are seeking a telephonic search warrant. Is that correct? >> Yes, your honor. >> Please describe the place or person to be searched. >> Uh last name, first name Alexandra with a driver's license number. >> What crime is being investigated? >> Vehicular assault RCW 4661522. >> And where is it believed that crime occurred? >> The city of Birminton County of Kitsapat. >> Okay. Uh, and what are you looking to seize? >> Two vials of blood uh to test for alcohol level andor detect the presence of andor level of any drug. Okay, go and step out. Watch your head when you get down. Okay, we're going to go right in here. Go step. >> Good morning. >> Cool. Thank you. >> To the right. >> After being taken to the hospital for a blood draw, the woman was booked into jail and charged with vehicular assault and reckless endangerment. If convicted, she could face up to $5,000 in fines, 18 months of probation, a one-year license suspension, and full restitution for the victim's medical bills and damages. Frankly, it was thanks to bystanders who split up to help the injured man and track her down that she was arrested and the victim received aid. When one ego explodes after a hit and run, another one is already melting down somewhere else just because someone asked her to pay the bill. Police were called to City Pub after reports of an intoxicated woman passing out and refusing to pay her bill. Staff said she had taken drinks and food without paying and became aggressive when confronted. When officers arrived, the story quickly took a different turn. >> We got a call that you didn't pay for some alcohol and you started drinking it here. >> No. What's your name? >> I'm just trying to eat. >> I got you. But we got a call that you were up here. You stole some alcohol. >> I didn't steal no alcohol. >> Did you buy some and drink it? >> Uh, they took I wouldn't do that, sir. >> Okay. What's your name? >> What's your name? You have your >> Not a bad drinker. >> I didn't say you were. I'm trying to see where you live so we can maybe try to give you a ride home. >> See what kind of predicament we're in right now. You got dropped off here. You're You're in No. No. How about we be an adult right now? We need We need to figure out where where to take you right now. Did you leave the hospital or where did you come from? >> What does it matter? >> I need to know before I make a decision for you. >> Really? >> Yes. Cuz they don't want you here and you're intoxicated. So, it's either we can drop you off and get you a ride home or we go down another route that you probably don't want us to go down. Being drunk in public is is a crime. Not allowed to. >> I went to that rehab place. They didn't >> at the hospital. >> Yes. It's like a circus in there. It's like a circus. >> Did you just recently leave? >> Well, honey, let me tell you. I mean, I know I drink too much. I mean, we all have alcoholics in our family, but I just if you could please call my husband. [clears throat] >> Okay. He He's in Parma. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And he's coming to get me. >> Did you already call him? Is that >> Yeah. >> So, why would I need to call him if you already called him? Oh, because I was waiting for him because I mean there's so much going on over there. I don't even know what's going on. >> She didn't start with an apology. She started with a carefully crafted sad story. For people wired with entitlement, paying for what they consumed feels like an insult. And when her pride took a hit, she chose to protect her feelings, ignoring the financial consequences waiting right in front of her. >> Difficult. She's obviously intoxicated. Um, we're trying to offer her a ride to go somewhere and she doesn't even want to help us out to try to get her to go somewhere. So, you said you didn't want to charge theft for that. >> No, it's fine. I'm not worried about that. I'm just She's on the property. >> Okay. So, do you want her off? >> Can't set her out cuz she's too drunk to be let out of here. >> I don't I don't know how to help you guys out. >> I told her I'm not trying not trying to sway her or anything. Well, we can ask her for you as long as you want her off. But like you said, she's so intoxicated that we can't can't just tell her, hey, you need to leave, right? Because then if we we write her a sight for disorderly, then she's just going to walk out in front of a car or, you know, be a danger to everybody else. So, >> I can't sway anybody's opinion one way or the other because she's still an adult and has rights. >> I'm sorry. >> I I'm aware you are. >> Let's get his number. Okay. I need his number. >> Not in a public setting like this. >> Get your husband's phone number, please. >> Fast many times. >> All right. >> On her record. >> Can we get your husband's number, >> please? >> Where we at with the ride? >> Husband's not coming cuz he's apparently bowling. So, I'm trying to get the number, but it's taking 15 minutes. So that's probably not the route we're going to be going down. In Revena, do you have to go? >> That's not >> I'm I'm calling Tony right now. >> We're not We're We're not getting there right now. >> Is there anywhere in Revena that we can take you that's not here in Sheets where you're going to be a problem. >> I'm not a problem. >> You're very drunk. >> They're telling us that you're drunk and you're a problem and you are drunk. So they don't want you here. They're a business. They're allowed to say they don't want you here to get out of here. >> That's why we are here. No, we're not going to take you to another business where you're going to be pretty similar. Or do you have like a friend in Ravena that we can take you to? >> I've been sitting here by myself. >> You did steal a beer. It's just that you're not being >> No, I did not. >> Yes. Look, you're not being charged with it cuz they don't want you charged with it. But you did. You did steal a beer and drink it. That's what all the workers are claiming. >> Okay. >> No, they But they don't want you charged with it. So that's why you're not going to jail right this second. With alcohol fueling her ego, every attempt by police to offer a peaceful way out was flatly rejected. Instead of acting like an adult, she retreated into childish reactions. That stubbornness wasn't bravery. It was the reason for shutting down under the weight of arrogance. >> There'll be a reason to go to the hospitals if you're having medical emergency. I walk around. >> They're not letting you walk. >> Oh my god. >> If you walk out of here, you're going to end up going to jail because you're being warned for disorderly conduct. You are too intoxicated to walk across a busy interstate like that. >> You know what that does? You know WHAT THAT DOES? COSTS ME. Stop yelling. STOP FOR A LOT OF MONEY. STOP. This is your cost. A lot of money. >> Calm down. Go back to the hospital. >> We're getting you either get a ride to the hospital with us or you get a ride. >> You know, you're not >> you're not walking. It's either we take you or an ambulance takes you. But if you walk out those doors, you're getting arrested. >> So, which one's it going to be? >> Us or the ambulance? >> The ambulance. >> Hold on. Just do me a favor. Sit down. Sit down. >> Once they pull up here, they'll go ahead and take you. Okay. Then you can call the web. >> You really guys did this. >> Don't engage with them. >> Be an adult. Keep to yourself right now. >> Oh, tell them. >> Stop. They're not the ones that call. >> So, the best thing to do is just stay quiet. Wait for the ambulance to come here and then that'll be the best thing for you. Okay. >> When you were at the hospital, did they release you or did you just leave? >> Cuz you said you were at the rehab. >> But did they like discharge you? >> No. I stayed. I stayed. >> I mean, I stayed. >> I'm sorry. I apologize. How many get me? >> He's just bowling right now. Back to that place. >> Wait till the ambulance gets here. >> Typically, >> I really don't want you to also walk and fall and hurt yourself. It's pretty bad. I just don't want you to get hurt. I just don't I really don't. >> I don't want you to get hurt. >> Being superior. >> You quit. Yeah. >> Keep your voice down. >> Are you being the one? >> Officers knew arguing with a drunk person is like talking to a wall. So, they chose silence, letting her hear the emptiness in her own words. By this point, police patience had run out. When manipulation stopped working, she switched to verbal attacks, trying to hold on to whatever authority she thought she still had. >> Yeah, I was calmly trying to go home. >> I got called out. >> Yeah, that little [ __ ] >> All right. >> Why would you come? >> Stand up. >> No. >> Stand up. We're >> What? >> Relax. We told you to calm down and be quiet and you continue to Yeah. What? >> Stop pulling away. Stop going away. Enough is enough. We give you plenty opportunity. I told you. All you had to do is be quiet until ambulance got >> 400. You can disregard the 29. She's going to be a 21. >> I got [ __ ] You have anything in your pockets? >> Poke me stick, man. Just get over it. Let's just get over it. >> Stop. >> Go yourself. >> Quit pulling away. >> You man. I know exactly what I don't. >> Don't breathe on me then. >> Well, I got to breathe. >> No. Get the your breath off. Excuse me. >> Do not do that. >> Oh, how's that feeling? >> It's different on the other side, isn't it? >> What are you doing? Are you kicking the car or is that something else? No, honey. >> Okay. >> My husband's coming. >> Okay. Well, >> please. I didn't mean I didn't call a ruckus. >> You You kept screaming after we told you not to, and we actually gave you a whole bunch of money. >> Set me up, man. >> No, I really >> set me up. >> I'm an alcoholic. Do you understand that? >> I understand that. Come on out. >> No, you really don't. >> I lots of family members that are alcoholics. Come on out. I'm going to need you to step out. No, >> no, I'm not. >> You need to come out. >> Nope. Come on, baby. >> If you don't come out, then this correction the correctional staff are going to rip you out and then there could be more charges. >> Oh, and then what? Oh, I can feel something. >> You don't want to add Please don't make this worse on yourself. Just come on. >> Whatever. Where's my coats and all my >> As reality closed in and the prospect of jail crushed her ego, she clung to the supposed power of family connections to feel superior again. By mocking the jobs of the staff handling the paperwork, she tried to tear others down to soothe her own guilt. But alcohol couldn't hide that shell of arrogance. Drunk girl, I'm drunk. Uncle Sam said, Quark clock >> again. >> Doc M4. >> M4. Doc. >> Here you go. Keeps you in business. Go kiss mying ass. >> Can you tell me what your day of birth is? >> March 15th, 197. >> You're not kidding. >> You want to know the date, too? >> Shut up. >> I'm [ __ ] drunk. What's your address? >> It sucks to be drunk. >> What's your address? >> Are you pregnant? >> Do you feel safe? >> All right. Now, the answer some questions. Are you going to comply with that or no? >> I need a hospital >> for what? >> Please. >> Are you going to answer the nurse's questions? >> Do you have any current injuries? Do you have any current injuries? >> Man, [ __ ] >> Listen to me. Do you have any medical conditions? >> Did you really just did that? >> I really just did. >> Oh, do you feel superior? >> No, I just listen to the jail. >> Call the nurse >> or else stuff is going to be not good for you. Stop. >> Do you have any current injuries? >> Do you have any drugs or anything on you when you up you? I don't do drugs, baby. I drink alcohol Sam's and water. >> Okay. Do you have anything else on you, though? >> You drink >> responsibly. >> Oh, yeah. There is no responsible way to drink. Come on. Really? You're one of those kind? Huh? >> Just like stand up. >> What the you doing? >> I'm taking YOUR SHOE OFF. >> YOU'RE A [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Oh. Quick. >> Even though management chose not to pursue theft charges, it was her attitude and lack of emotional control that ultimately slammed the door on her freedom. She was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing an officer. If convicted, she could face up to 60 days in jail and $2,000 in fines. What started as anger over a bar tab ended with a woman who truly believed she stood above the law. On December 15th, 2023, police were called to a Walmart parking lot after reports of an enraged woman. Initial information suggested she had struck a pole on store property. When officers arrived, the situation quickly became more complicated. >> THAT IS THE DAMAGE. THANK YOU, SIR. Thank you. Run these plates and let me go about my business. All y'all said when I stop right there 12 cuz this IS WHAT Y'ALL DO. Y'ALL GOT REAL CRIMINALS out here. Go play them with them. You talking about Po and I didn't even come clear near. GO DO YOUR JOB. GO. DO YOU HAVE any out here and y'all harassing the people? I pay taxes. I pay for you. I pay for you. I own you. >> No, I don't. And I have to I don't HAVE TO SHOW IT TO you either BY LAW AND I KNOW MY RIGHT. So don't come back. Don't double talk me. No, I DO NOT HAVE TO SHOW YOU a thing. >> Yep. Let's go. as he know he ain't got no proof on [ __ ] Lying ass mother >> letting you know will >> I don't HAVE TO SHOW YOU NOTHING. >> You're a liar. >> Okay, >> go run the video. >> Goodbye. >> All right liars. >> If I hit the pole, why would I end up right here? I WOULD HAVE DAMAGE. THERE'S NO DAMAGE TO MY [ __ ] [ __ ] garbage about what the going to do if I pull off. >> I didn't do [ __ ] >> That's exactly what I put up. I said 12. What y'all do? For no reason. I'm wasting my time. The person I came to pick up don't even feel safe to leave with me. That's some pathetic [ __ ] Cuz y'all want to waste my time and lie. I don't like liars. Just cuz you got a bad job going to mean nothing. I'll talk to you any kind of way like any everybody else out here. Cuz actually I pay taxes. I pay for you. I own you. You don't own me. I own >> This wasn't a financial statement. It was a display of entitlement delusion. In her world view, police weren't law enforcement. They [music] were servants. So she deliberately created chaos with volume and outrage trying to drown out the simple fact that her car had just hit a pole. >> No damage here. So how the be damage on that pole? >> There's still an accident that occurred. >> That's not an accident. There's no >> If there's property damage there, >> how did I hit that? When how did I hit that and slip around and >> that's a great question. You're operating the vehicle >> and the same last lied on me, too. All you got to do is lie. Let me see the video. Let me see the video. Let me see the video. Let me see the video. Yep. I sure do it. I was it way down there. That's not that don't mess with my name. So you can bust that [ __ ] out. That's not an accident. That's what y'all really going to stop me for when I couldn't have picked somebody up to do a favor. A bus. This what y'all stop me for? A bus, right? Really? This is an accident. This is worth wasting my time for >> this is damage. >> Please do cuz that's pathetic. If not Walmart have millions of dollars and need something over a buffer that could be buffed out. >> Come get your ID. Where's the damage? Where's the damage to my car for hitting that red [ __ ] >> Where is it? >> Because my wound did not make that. It doesn't match nothing. You're a liar, bro. So do what you need to do. You put me on uh >> Do what you need to do cuz you are a liar. Liar. Liar. Liar. It doesn't even match up. >> I'm still on the >> Let's start the Oh, hold up. Let me get you the new tag cuz you think I got an old tag. Let me get you the new one. >> Let me get you the >> I'm officer Bayiac with the LGO Police Department. My badge number is 55. >> I own you. I got to write know who you are. >> Do you live in the city of Largo? >> Does it matter? What the is my tax say? >> Do you pay taxes in the city OF >> DO I WORK? I JUST TOLD YOU I PAY TAX AND I OWN YOU AND I own you. >> I need you to identify yourself. >> No, I don't. >> Yeah, you do. >> No, I don't. >> You will go to jail if you >> write a TICKET. I DO NOT HAVE TO IDENTIFY MYSELF. You need to go to school and learn your laws. Y'all police people get a high school diploma and that's it. You know [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Basics. >> You will go to jail for obstruction if you do not identify. >> Really? And my lawyer will sue the out of you. >> Okay. >> What followed was a classic ego defense mechanism meant to offset a growing sense of powerlessness. She believed she was smarter than the system, so she deployed a conditional delay tactic, demanding to see video evidence before providing ID. The goal wasn't true. It was keeping control of the game. >> Sitting here talking about his stuff that I don't even have a mark on my car from. So, HOW DOES THAT MATCH MY CAR? >> IT'S ON VIDEO. >> LET'S I WANT TO SEE THE VIDEO. >> OKAY, you can do that in court. >> That's >> He was just going to let me see the video. So, now I got to wait till the court. >> Never said that. >> You did. YOU JUST SAID IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE VIDEO and then you asked for OTHER [ __ ] SO YOU'RE A LIAR ONCE AGAIN. SEE, I don't play nice with people who lie. This is not an accident. I didn't hit that piece of [ __ ] and it doesn't even match up with my car. Two eyes. Go look. >> What's your first? Are you Perline? Caroline. >> It's as simple as that. Okay. Just tell me. Identify yourself and you'll be out of here. >> I am not Pearling. I am her daughter. Enough said that. >> Okay. So, I need you to see right now. >> I am her daughter. Last name. I'm not giving you nothing cuz you're a liar and you just sat here and was TOLD ME I COULD GO SEE THE VIDEO. NOW YOU TELL ME I CAN'T. THIS IS WHY I DON'T TRUST Y'ALL. THIS IS WHY I HAVE ATTITUDES WITH Y'ALL FROM THE GATE. YOU ARE ass liar. >> Shut the >> I do. >> Okay. >> I do. I'm medicated. >> We're going this way. I need to show you that >> because all I have to do is show you that like I came close. I didn't hit your [ __ ] This [ __ ] don't even match MY CAR. >> GET YOUR hands out my face. >> This is a courtesy. We do not have to do this. >> Okay. >> You are not going to step up on her again. >> I didn't step ON HER. I WAS WALKING in with her and saying what I was saying. There's a difference. How close did I come to it? >> You touched it. >> To cause damage to cause damage. Just watch. >> So it scuffed it. You can see your frame bending it. >> Okay. So, look where your cup is here. Go look at Don't touch what >> the computer. >> Okay. But I'm just showing if if the scuff is down here. >> You look at my car. I don't have a scuff. >> Maybe it's your tire. You clearly are. >> Okay. So, if a tire hit it though, how could that be considered an accident? And I didn't cause consider damage. You could buff that out with this. But you're really GOING TO WRITE SOMEBODY up or take it over a scuff? >> I've got it. >> Over a scuff. >> Truth is hard to swallow for seasoned Karens. When the surveillance footage clearly showed the impact, she instantly shifted tactics from I didn't hit anything to it's just a scratch. In that mindset, minor damage meant no crime existed at all. >> And this is [ __ ] A scuff. THAT'S HOW BROKE WALMART IS. Not getting robbed that bad. >> That's not on her. She doesn't get to make those decisions. Walmart as a corporation does. >> Thank you. >> Even as a police expression, listen, I talk loud. Period. I cannot help it. >> We're going to go back. >> I really can't. No, really. I automatically talk loud. >> I automatically talk loud. When I'm angry, it's amplified about it cuz he needs answers >> because it's a who's wasting their time on that [ __ ] >> You got about who you could be catching. You weren't about stuff right here. >> But I thought >> it's not a crash. >> HOW IS THAT A CRASH? >> We're going to agree to disagree on that. >> But how is that considered a crash? >> Cuz there's >> it's rubber from off of a tire. >> All righty. >> So that's not property damage. They could go right in their eye and get cleaner and clean that [ __ ] off if they knew how to work. >> Yep. >> Cuz Walmart don't know how to work. They're just as slow and dumb as half of y'all are. >> Okay. >> And I need my ID back. So hurry up. Yes, ma'am. >> Trespassing from raggly ass shitty ass [ __ ] ass Walmart. That's fine. There's a thousand of them every other place. >> You're being trespassing. >> Thank you. So, I will not come back to this piece of [ __ ] because I put a rubber on their thing. Trust me, I won't come back. I've already had to call on this store before because of their other managers. So, the parking lot. >> It's no worry. I will never have to come back to this piece of [ __ ] property. The people who work here are ignorant half of a man. All I was doing was picking up a friend. I don't even eat this [ __ ] >> Free to leave. Have a nice day. >> Thank you so much. You're free to leave, too. >> Okay. >> You are free to leave. And as I said, when I got here, 12. >> Okay. Thank you. Have a nice night. >> She believed walking away confidently would equal victory. The fatal mistake came when she refused to leave and instead stuck around to keep lecturing the officers. That arrogance made her forget one key reality. Every second spent after a lawful trespass warning brings you one step closer to handcuffs. >> Reasonable amount of time to leave. This is becoming unreasonable. Yes, >> I'm still talking to the people that that were talking to me. >> I don't want to talk to you. >> And you're an official. YOU DON'T WANT TO TALK TO ME. I'LL PAY my taxes. I own you. You can talk to me. >> Talk to the police department. File a complaint. Really? So that's what you did was call for backup. You're not supposed to be scared of backup. DID YOU RUN MY We're trying to get you to leave. We want you to go, but I asked a question. >> No, I did not. >> So it was okay for y'all to ask me questions. I got to answer. But if I ask you one because you told me I'm no LONGER ON THIS SHITTY PROPERTY. I CAN'T ASK THE QUESTION. >> YES. Because you've been trespassed. You are no longer It is now an unreasonable amount of time. >> GET IN YOUR CAR. >> YOU JUST GOT HERE. >> YOU JUST GOT HERE. YOU DON'T KNOW [ __ ] ALL THAT [ __ ] YOU DOING. DON'T DO THAT. DON'T WALK ON ME. >> DO NOT BE IN MY PERSONAL SPACE. >> Do not be in MY PERSONAL SPACE. I DON'T KNOW YOU. I don't know you. >> You're going to go to jail if you don't get in the car and leave. >> But you >> 30 seconds. Three. >> Back away from me. >> I have three of you behind me. Please back away. >> I'll take the rest. >> I'm going. No. >> I was going to go. Your three are scaring me. THAT'S EXACTLY WHY I DID THAT. >> STEP OUT the car. >> Don't resist. Step out the car. Hold on my shoes. Please. I'm sorry about Listen. I'm sliding out my shoe. You can look down and see that. >> Go ahead. Get your shoe. >> Adjust your foot. >> I'm trying. >> Don't work. >> I am. >> Let go of my radio. >> Let go. >> Understand that. >> Let go of my radio. >> Kicking me. >> Let go of my radio. >> Stop kicking me. Let go of his radio. >> I I'm telling you, my anxiety cramps me up. Feel my fingers. Sir, >> stop. He's going to You're going to get You're going to get tased. >> Let go. Okay. >> I'm telling you my anxiety. >> Stop. Cuffs are on. Thank you. Get that [ __ ] off my back. >> Cuz I did. I did. >> Okay. Scoot over. >> Please. Not with anxiety. >> I'll pull I'll put the window down, but you got to get in the car. Okay. >> I can't do anxiety. This is why act like that. >> I need you to push the car. >> In the end, the woman was taken to jail and charged with resisting arrest and criminal trespass. She wasn't charged with property damage from the initial collision, but her attitude and arrogance wrote the verdict for her. A scratch on a pole can be wiped clean. A mark on your criminal record can't. What do you think about this storm? Is 30 days behind bars enough time to cool down an oversized ego? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. From arrogant police bullying, the story flips straight into the moment a violent girlfriend realizes she's been caught on camera. On March 26th, 2025, police were called to investigate a domestic violence report. The caller stated that his girlfriend had been physically assaulting him while intoxicated on a regular basis. As officers arrived on scene, it became clear the situation was far more layered than it first appeared. >> What's your name? Mark. >> So Mark Stoi, that's how you pronounce it. >> Nice to meet you. >> Liberty Bear. So what's going on? >> Well, you want to park in here or I don't know if it's going to take some time. >> Oh, it's fine. Okay, >> don't worry. They'll go around. >> Well, >> my girlfriend, I've been a drunk. I didn't know that when she when I first met her. Uh >> what's your girlfriend's name? >> Renee. Dana Renee. >> Okay. Renee. >> Uh she's she's been hitting me off and on a little bit. I let it go, but it's really uh I mean, she's punching me. I got probably five or six videos in my camera where she doesn't know and I'm videotaping her. She's punching me. >> Can I see that again? I'm going just where you got hit. It's coming right. >> This looks good now. >> Yeah, it was >> photos. I have to lock it cuz I'm afraid she'll get rid of it. All a lot. Most of these are bottles where I find I know all her hiding spaces. Well, I don't know if you can you see the redness in the chest. >> I can see the redness. >> She freaking hits me and says, "What are you?" Bam. What are you gonna do? Are you gonna hit a woman? Bam. You gonna hit a woman? >> Hit her back. >> Yeah. Uh, I let it go most of the time, but uh when she keeps doing that, I will slap her once in a while just to quit it. I mean, honest. I mean, instead of beating the [ __ ] out of her, I slap her and that usually does it. >> Where at? >> In the face. >> In the face. >> I mean, >> right hand, left hand, >> right hand, >> open hand. >> Yes. or closed face. >> No. Right. Open hand. I mean, she stops and there's times where she's been kicking me on the bed and hitting me. I have to hold her down sometimes. I mean, I can take a little, you know what I mean? >> Yeah. I got like a scratch. >> She scratched me only when she's drinking. She scratched me in the arm. Then everything else is I got video. There's There's when it was worse. >> Yeah. >> When I'm in the car, I hardly even do anything with her anymore. I'm down here taking care of my dad. I came down here 14 months ago. He's 90. He's got dementia. I'm a nurse. And so I came down here. I I wanted to get rid of her in Ohio. She had nothing. She would have been living under a bridge. So I told her I'd bring her down here and get her on her feet. >> It's deeply unsettling to watch a man feel forced to secretly record video just to prove he's being abused. While the aggressor shows little to no concern. That contrast signals a relationship that has been deteriorating for a long time. The violence is no longer controlled and it's beginning to spill toward those who are more vulnerable. >> I got video after video where she she calls me fat gay. calls my dad a mother. She's been into it with my dad and his girlfriend. She's 87. She hasn't done any physical stuff, but verbal to him all the time. And and uh she doesn't pay for anything in the house. She pays no bills. Does she work or anything? >> Well, she was at the Fresh Market. Oh, can I give you a little history? She likes to drink and drive. She came home freaking passed out and her face head first in the uh in the cement when she got out. >> Have you guys ever called 911? So, >> I took uh me and the guy behind me who is uh worked for the sheriff. He was a ex uh retired sheriff. He helped me get her in the car and I took her to the ER. >> Okay. >> And uh this is this is uh after they cleaned her up and stitched her up cuz she fell head first into the pavement. Recently, she was in Claremont for an exam. >> Yeah. >> They thought she had a psychotic episode at the exam. They called the police. They took her ambulance to Claremont. She blew a 380 on a BA for this is what I found in her trunk. I got other where she she goes, "No, I didn't. No, I didn't." Is why I started taking pictures. Yeah. She's passing out under her carboard. I found these in her car all over Idaho. All the secret hiding places in the house. I got boxes and boxes and bags of bottles that I've saved just in case I uh in case I get in trouble. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You know, I I'm I'm It's heading Something's going to happen. I'm going to get I'm going to blow it or she's going to do something. >> No, I get you. when she's she gets aggressive like that, right? She drinks, she gets aggressive, right? And starts hitting you. Yes. >> Do you fear for your life, your father's life? >> Oh, I fear for their safety. I fear for my safety type. So, that's that's why I'm asking. That's why the reason why you Yeah. I mean, I'm tired of it. I mean, it is escalating. She's drinking more. >> Uh she's not going to her a >> Let me find her. >> You slapped her for >> to quit. Get her off of me. >> Protect yourself. Yes. >> Okay. And obviously, >> well, you'll see that I'm doing nothing. I've been all I do I click it on cuz I know it's going to happen every It's been every night lately. >> Her verbal attacks toward the elderly and refusal to contribute financially point to a serious lack of basic empathy. By treating Mark's care and support as something she was entitled to. Her sense of privilege kept growing. That mindset doesn't just poison relationships. It creates real risk for the wider community. There's times where I'm not videaping her cuz he didn't know how. But you can hear her hitting me. >> Hit you. >> Oh. Oh. Oh my god. I have not even started. >> Oh, I have not even started. >> She's on tape. >> Shut up. >> Don't >> shut up. >> Don't touch me again. >> Shut up. >> I'm not touching her just to show you what I'm putting up with. >> You're a [ __ ] drunk. You're a [ __ ] drunk. She blames me for abusing her. Everything is is she's abusing me. I'll tell you what, she's drank so much. She was stealing all my alcohol. I quit drinking. I've lost 93 lbs in the last year and a half because I I quit drinking. >> You smell like a bottle. >> You smell like a bottle. Want to say that again? >> Yeah. Quit hitting me. >> That's nothing compared to how you I got you. >> I'm going to wait for my son partner just because she's um he's saying she's an alcoholic. I don't want her to try anything and, you know, be care herself or something like that. Do you know 100% she's there? >> Call her >> if you can. >> Are you home? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. I'm on my way home. >> Okay. >> Bye. >> He's home. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to start heading over there. You can just get behind me. >> Hi, this is Deputy Ra Sheriff's Office. Okay. Appreciate >> you. >> Um I'm just trying to investigate uh an occurrence. Okay. Um between you guys. >> Yeah. So, first of all, >> give me a second. I'm going to have him go inside. Okay. So, I can just have a conversation with you. I appreciate he's not here. >> Can you go inside? I'm pretty sure your father's inside. I'm going just have a conversation with her. Okay. >> I have medical records of him beating me. Like absolutely freaking beating me. He broke my thumb. He's thrown me against a wall. He's choked me. >> Do you have the records on on you? >> I don't have them. I'm going to have them on me. >> Old memories are pulled out at the most strategic moments by revisiting past traumas that were never verified. She tries to wrap her current behavior in an emotional justification. When past and present are deliberately blurred, truth becomes harder to pin down. And that confusion is the point. This man has literally beaten the [ __ ] out of me many times. And he finally let me hit him on the arm so he could feel what it feels like to be beaten. >> Okay. >> And that's why he's got the braces on his arm. >> When was when was this? >> 2 days ago >> that he hit you. Talking about >> He's hit me for the last four and a half years. >> Okay. >> It's a long history. You guys, you're after the wrong person. >> Okay. I'm just I'm just here to investigate. He told me his part right now. That's why I'm I'm making contact with you. >> Okay. Listen, I already talked to him. Okay. Now I'm here trying to talk to you. Okay. I'm just trying I'm just trying to get your side of the store. >> Hey, just >> Do you have pictures, videos, something that I can see? >> I have pictures. I have pictures. Can I see them? >> Okay. Oh, hold on. Maybe on my phone. >> Do you have it in your car? >> It's on my phone. >> Okay. >> I don't know why he he is calling you guys in. He asked me to hit him. Okay. >> He asked me to and I'm like, "Okay, this feels great. I can finally hit my perpetrator." I have pictures. >> Okay. >> Bruises under my arms when he would throw me to the ground. >> Yeah. Do you normally drink? >> Yeah. So, >> he wants to portray me as a big alcoholic. I know. >> Normally, how much you drink when you drink? >> Uh, maybe. Hold on. Let me find this for you first. >> Okay. >> God, why can't I f I have the pictures. I have the pictures of the bruises. >> Okay. And Ketaring has has medical records of theit he's done to me. Here's one of them when he he sucked me in the side. Okay, hold on. That's him in the side. Okay, but I got more. Okay, this is when he hit me under the arm. Hold on. I'll get more. I'll get more cuz I I took better pictures. Oh, here we go. Here we go. There you go. That's when he grabbed me and threw me to the ground. >> Okay. >> Yeah, you can't get bruises like that just falling on the ground. That's from somebody grabbing you. She presents bruises and retells old stories to muddy the waters, then turns around and accuses the man of being a severe alcoholic. The problem, there's no video evidence showing she was assaulted. While Mark has detailed documentation of what he endured when placed side by side, the credibility gap is impossible to ignore. Whole altercation happened >> because he's mad. He's got an anger issue and he throws me to the ground and he's thrown me against the wall several times trying to choke me. That was in Troy, Ohio, which broke my thumb. If you notice, my thumbs are different. >> Okay, >> this one's different because he broke it. It's all on medical records. That man has abused me more times than you even know, and he's playing a victim right now, and you need to know that. >> Okay, >> this is regular. >> Are there any videos of a physical altercation? Not photos after the fact. >> My gosh. Should I run a video tape my life? I mean, I'm not saying I'm not saying you're lying, but >> No, >> those bruises. >> You are saying my >> Those bruises could come from anywhere. >> Where where can you fall on the ground? >> All right. Put your hands on your head back. >> Why are you arresting me? >> Deputy Rebear will tell you. >> Yeah, I'll tell you once we walk to the car. >> Seriously, Mark. Seriously? >> Let me get the key. All right, let's walk to my car. I'll explain it. So, you're getting arrested for simple uh battery. Okay. Domestic. >> What was he doing? >> Okay. Just keep on walking. >> Oh my god. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Okay. So, he got video and proof of you. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. I have video of him. >> Do you have anything on you? Stop moving. Get into the car. Get close to the car. >> I'm Okay. >> All right. All right. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Well, actually, I do. What you have on you? I >> It's It's here. >> It's up here. >> What is it inside your bra? >> Yes. >> Okay. What is it? >> It's alcohol. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. You mind pick so that you can take it out? >> Yeah. I'm going to click one your left hand. Okay. Out. So, you can just go ahead and just remove everything that you have. >> Oh my god. I I can't believe >> I'm going to remove it. Don't try anything. In the end, the woman was arrested and taken to jail on charges of domestic violence, disorderly conduct, and providing false information. She isn't just an alcoholic. She's a manipulator who weaponizes vulnerability to avoid accountability. What do you think would be an appropriate punishment in this case? Leave your thoughts in the comments below. As the truth finally slaps a domestic abuser in the face, somewhere else, a female mechanic caught with a stolen car is still causing chaos. On October 21st, 2025, police responded to an auto repair shop in Planefield to monitor a vehicle reported [music] stolen. Verification confirmed the car was legally owned by someone else. The suspect, however, believed that a manager's uniform and the boundary of private property were enough to place her above the law. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm not stepping out, ma'am. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm not stepping out. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm not stepping out. >> Listen, you don't you don't need to make this. I'm not. This is mine. This is pep boy's property. >> I get it. But I >> This car is at my shop and we fixing it. Show me a report that you have to take it and you can have it. >> If you cannot give me those documents, you cannot take this car. That's that simple. >> Step out of the vehicle and I show you. >> Show me the reports first. YOU DIDN'T I JUST CAME up to you to show me the reports. >> Tracy, come out. We'll talk to you. We'll explain everything to you. >> Well, I was just standing out here. He didn't explain nothing to me. So, when you SHOW ME THE REPORT, YOU GOT A CAR. OTHER than that, this [ __ ] is staying here on my property because I paid for it and this is pass. >> Just step out of the car. We're gonna talk to you out of the car. Okay. >> No, I have I'm not breaking your law. This is my right. >> I don't have to do WHAT YOU SAYING. WHY DO I NEED TO GET OUT? Why do you need this? Why do I need to STEP OUT OF THE CAR? >> BUT WHY, DETECTIVE? What is the law for me to get out? What's the reason? WHY DID WAS I DRIVING THIS CAR AND YOU PULL ME OVER? >> INVESTIGATION. >> WHAT? WHAT INVESTIGATION I'm instructing you talk? >> I've been LET YOU TALK. WHEN I WAS ASKING YOU THESE questions and you kept walking away, you should have answered them. >> Tracy, >> so now we here. >> Okay. Can I Can I speak? >> Well, go ahead. >> Okay. >> What's the reason why I need to get out? >> Are you going to let me talk? >> What's the reason why I need to get out? >> Let me talk. >> Tell me why. >> Okay. You want to know why? Why do you need to get out? Because you're obstructing my investigation. That's number one. >> Okay. >> The first thing I said to you as soon as I got here, I told you this is an ongoing investigation. The vehicle was part of an investigation. You wanted to know what it was. You as of when I got here, you was not part of it. This vehicle legally doesn't belong to you. Legally, this vehicle belonged to somebody else. I don't know who I'm speaking with. I ask you, do you know do you have any affiliation to these individuals? Whoever the vehicle come back to. You said no. >> Why are you trying to lighter? >> As of now, you are you obstructing my investigation. >> In Tracy's mind, paying money meant absolute authority. The shop was hers, so the law should bend to her will. Underneath that bravado sat a fear of losing control. As patients ran thin and force entered the scene, the so-called moral mask slipped, revealing the raw reality beneath. >> Okay, let's go. Out of the car, please. Let's go. Out of the car. Out of the car. >> I can't. Yo, why are you >> out of the car? >> Get out. >> I have to hold this car. Her arm is stuck behind the door. >> Why are you falling on me? >> Why you hurt? Yo, why you hurting us, bro? Why, bro? >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> I cannot leave this cop. I have to close the door. Get off. >> Get your hand out of the car right now. Get your hand out. You have to be off my arm, please. >> You're under my arm. >> You're grabbing the car. You're under my arm. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> Yo, GET OFF OF MY ARM. GET the resistance. >> GET THE OFF MY ARM. >> GET OFF MY ARM. >> GET THE OFF MY ARM. THEN I'M HE'S HIRING ME. >> You need TO STOP IT. >> GET OFF OF MY ARM. REASON, >> BRO. HE KEEP HE HURTING MY HORN. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST, >> BRO. Don't give a reason to do nothing stupid, >> BRO. LOOK AT THEM. LOOK AT HIM. HE HURTING ME. YO, LET ME GET UP, [ __ ] GET OFF OF MY LET ME GET LET ME GET UP. >> STOP MOVING. >> STOP. >> LET ME [screaming] GET UP. >> STOP. >> OKAY, BUT LET ME GET UP. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> I'm trying to get up and you're moving. No, I'm >> No, JUST LET ME stuck under her. >> NO, YOU CONDONE YOURSELF, [ __ ] >> THE DEAL. I just want you guys to understand this. There's a car stop. A cop has the right to order you out of the driver's seat at any point without any reason because that is the law. It's case law. It's been argued in the Supreme Court. >> It's been argued in the Supreme Court. There's a car stop and the officer instructs you out of the driver's seat. You must comply otherwise it's obstruction of the investigation. That's why she's being arrested. >> Listen, but boss, I have a lot of cop friends. I'm in the military. You know how this go. Typically people that's in the military transfer out to being a cop. So I'm not I'm not trying to go against nothing y >> because if I go against it, it's not going to get nowhere. What I all I want to know is that her being pulled out the car I understand. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Listen. I understand. Like you're saying she's obstructing your investigation. But what reasoning what what's going to be her reasoning for arrest? >> I'm for the for the obstruction. Hold on. Wait. Where are we putting her? >> Up against the car. Searcher. >> I have to close my store. You >> not anymore. Yeah. All right. Let me CALL MY BOSS. STOP. STOP. >> She stopped arguing law and started arguing resentment. During the search, her hostility focused especially on a female officer, leaning into gendered humiliation to manipulate the moment. But once officers uncovered an active warrant, every prior argument instantly collapsed. >> All right. All right. I'm listening. Please >> hear me out. >> Okay, I get that. I'll get that. I'm going to jail. But can you just can you just walk me inside the vehicle? Listen, we're going to get fine. >> You can take me to jail, right? Can I just make sure this lady leaves for her keys? >> I just got to call this customer. I have to give her her keys. >> That's out of the That's out of the question right now. >> So, what am I supposed to do? >> We're going to make sure that somebody that's inside. >> There's nobody else here that can >> We're going to call your boss then and then they're going to come down here. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. >> So, what's the what's the warrant for? >> What's the warrant for? >> I I don't You got to [ __ ] stop. >> And maybe that's why >> Trey, stop. Trey, stop talking. You're going to make your situation worse. Just stop talking, >> man. I don't matter, bro. They some [ __ ] >> If she needs one of you guys, I'm sure she'll call you. Her being an adult, you guys being adults, I'm not going to share any more information about the warrant or anything like that. I have no idea what any of that's about. I can't I can't tell you. It's her business. She can tell you. She can yell to you right now if she wants to, but I I can't tell you what the warrant's for. But she has come with us for now two things. Want you guys to understand that I don't know what the deal with this car is. That's the other officer's deal. I have no idea what's going on. >> You don't got to get You don't want to get hostile with us, sir. >> Dude, because you guys nothing got nothing to do with this. >> That's hostile. We're taking it because we're men. We can talk as men. There's no reason outside the parking lot. Not here. All right. So, that that's the end of it, >> right? But there's no reason to be there. We're trying to talk. >> There's no reason why. >> Just like how you do your profession. I'm in the military. I deal with people. I deal with ignorant people every day. And I have to bosses. Listen. I'm in a military. Hey, listen. I can show you my ID if you don't believe me. What I'm saying is is that I deal with ignorant people every day and I talk to them normal. You see how I'm talking to you and you're just flicking me off. That's not a way of conver. He's got he's got more [ __ ] on his plate than than explaining the situation to you two guys. Seriously, I'm I'm not trying to be a dick. He's dealing with her. He's with a warrant. He's done with a car. He's got a lot of [ __ ] to deal with. I'm happy to freaking talk with you as much as I can, but at the end of the day, I don't I can't give you guys any more information. I already listen to me. >> We have to search you, okay? You're under arrest. This officer is not >> worrying about that. JUST TELL HER TO CALM DOWN. >> Can you do me a favor? >> You need to calm down. Can you do ME A FAVOR, >> BRO? YO, I'M AGGRAVATED AS YOU GOT TO CALM DOWN CUZ YOU MAKING ME AGITATED. >> Talk to me. Tracy, talk to me. Look, Tracy, look at me. >> [ __ ] SHE AGITATING ME. How about you move her so we can talk? >> Tracy, talk to me. >> How about you move her? >> Her contempt for women of her own gender exposed the truth. The moral facade warped, then fell apart. When personal insults failed, an associate crossed another line, dragging race into the conflict as a lastditch weapon, pushing the situation into even more toxic territory. >> We cannot search the car at this point. There's parts for the >> I know that, but opening opening the You don't You don't own the car. You You do not have the the authority to allow us into this vehicle. >> You can talk to her and ask her, "Can we get the parts out?" >> We tried talking to her the past 20 minutes and we don't want to fight. >> Yo, Tracy, CAN WE GET THE PARTS out of the car? >> WE'RE NOT WE'RE NOT DOING THAT right now. We're not doing that. Yes. Cheetah said yes. >> Yes. >> We're not doing that right now. >> Cheetah said yes. >> It's not. >> I'm not trying to talk to you no more. I'm not trying to talk to you cuz you suck [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Tracy, he on some sucking [ __ ] >> Yeah, bro. >> It's a problem with the community now. It's our people. The black. >> The problem is it's our black and brown community. >> It's a problem with our community. It's a problem with our community. We black and brown out here. AND WE GO AGAINST EACH OTHER. WE GO AGAINST EACH OTHER. I GUESS YOU GUYS are but this [ __ ] I understand parts thing cuz it's suckers in this world like him. It's suckers >> and then WE ALWAYS DO THIS STUPID [ __ ] >> THAT AIN'T IT. HE'S DOING HIS JOB. He's doing his job. >> [ __ ] That's a SEPARATION IN THE COMMUNITY. NOW LOOK, THAT'S A separation in this community with the You see what happened with George Floyd. You see what happened every time that she's trying to go back to this. >> She's got paper. What else do you want us to do about it? >> SHE GOT THE PAPER. WHO GOT MY COKE? >> WHY YOU GRABBING ON ME? >> I DIDN'T GRAB IT. >> Why you grabbing on me? >> You guys are about to go in our vehicle. >> Okay, but can you let me go? I can walk. >> No, that's not how it works. >> Why doesn't work like that? >> I don't feel comfortable with driving with them. >> Where's the ambulance? I don't feel comfortable. I don't want to get in their car without No, I need the ambulance first. >> This is not going to change. >> We just It don't matter about the outcome. We discussed this already. >> EMS is on the way. >> When EMS get there and they say, "Okay, we're not getting a car." >> He did what her get the warrant. I can't help. I can't help what she did before. That's the problem. Your guys are running the car and saying that's her. All you have to do is ask for her ID and you'll see that the car that >> she has warrants. >> No. All you have to do is run the car the the car and then check her ID and you see that the woman that the car name is under is not her. >> But we know who she is. >> What's her name? >> I don't know her name. I wasn't on the bar. >> I don't I don't know what her name is. I wasn't on the bar. >> Ask me crazy questions. That's the problem. So, >> her friends treated the incident like a violation of their rights, not a criminal matter. So, their reactions escalated. The reality was simple. Police were doing their job and they weren't required to provide a running explanation to bystanders. >> It's not his. >> I don't know what he was doing. I have no idea what he's doing. >> So, how is he here on private property looking at a car when he's not even in hising jurisdiction? >> Yeah, but he saw the car on the road. He still he can still rip a car stop. >> NO, HE DIDN'T. THE CAR WAS PARKED THE WHOLE DAY. HE SAID he said that car is part of an investigation. Investigation. >> We don't I don't even know that investigation is playing field. Is anyone here? I don't know what their investigation is. >> What I'm saying is what I'm saying is the car was parked. He pulled up and started looking at the car for no reason. >> For no reason. How But boss, how are you able to come on to private property and look at a car that's on private property that you did not see on the road and you're not even in youring jurisdiction? What do you what she was supposed to She had the manager [ __ ] store, bro. >> Dude, I have I'm sorry, BRO. I HAVE NO IDEA. YOU'RE RIGHT. THAT SUCKS. I have no idea. >> How is he GOING TO HOW ARE YOU GUYS LOOKING AT A CAR THAT'S ON PRIVATE PROPERTY THAT YOU DID OWN A BRO that's not in your jurisdiction. >> That [ __ ] all comes out in the wash. That's going to COME OUT IN COURT. >> WE'RE NOT. >> What was that? >> My chest is really really bad. Like I'm I'm seeing stars. >> Okay. I'm going to get you some action. Okay. Just take some slow deep breaths. Okay. Hey Tracy, I'm going to snap your picture real quick. Then they're going to take you. Okay. I'm going to pull this off. Okay. Super quick. >> Make it worse. >> Super quick. Promise. >> Perfect. Thank you so much. >> See the picture? >> It's just for the booking process. It's not going to be released. It's not going out. You're not You're not the America's Most Wanted. >> I can't even laugh. I just wanted to see it. >> You're fine. I promise. >> Can you please unra my strap now? >> Let's get you. Are you guys good with releasing her? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> You stand up. Face the law. >> In the end, the woman was taken to jail and face charges including obstruction of justice, resisting law enforcement, and possession of a stolen vehicle along with an existing warrant. Potential penalties include up to one year in jail, $8,000 in fines, and up to 18 months of probation. She didn't just lose a standoff with police. She lost a standoff with the truth. When you believe you're an exception to the law, the law makes you an example. On August 11th, 2022, a heated argument on a city bus spiraled so badly that cops had to step in. The woman and the driver were face to face, tensions high, passengers watching nervously. But the moment officers boarded, things hit a shocking peak. Got >> an incident with the bus. >> Okay. What's wrong? >> Ivy, did you see him? Is that you? >> Oh, notepad. >> Huh? >> Yeah. Yeah. All right. What's going on? >> Unjust. >> Huh? >> Unjust actions. >> What's up, sir? >> So, what's going on here? [ __ ] >> Does it matter what's going on? Just take me to jail like these people want. >> Why would they want you guys? >> I don't want to die. I just want to go somewhere safe and I want my parents and my family to be okay. >> So, would you mind me asking what what all these big scars on you from? Where did that come from? >> Car crash. in a car crash. >> Okay. How many years ago? >> 2019 2021 132 3 years ago. Is a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Who's Prometheus? >> God of fire. >> Okay. So, you got in a bad >> lower case. >> So, you got in a big car accident, it looks like. So, you got a big scar there. >> It was It was a car accident. Big is debatable. >> Huh? >> The word big is debatable. Oh, okay. So, no. Well, I'm just looking at your scars. It looks like you're pretty messed up there. >> That's why I was asking. >> I'm physically healthy. >> Yeah. >> I'm just in pain sometimes. >> I like to walk a lot and get picked up by strangers and have sex with them. And >> so, you've been here about 3 weeks and you've had to do some prostitution. >> Yes. >> And the locals here to get money to eat or something. >> Correct. eat drugs. >> Yes, she was disruptive, but her behavior seemed more rooted in instability and confusion than outright hostility. The officers stayed patient, gathering statements and keeping a professional tone, even when the conversation touched on hot button issues like prostitution and racism. >> What happened today with you in the bus? Would the bus get mad at you, the driver, or what? What happened with y'all? What? >> I got in an argument with a black man >> on the bus about race. Huh? >> It's about race >> on on the bus. >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, what about it? >> I said, "Praise the news." And he said, "You call me the N word." And then I got so mad at the bus driver for yelling at me, too. And I threw the water bottle at the bus. >> Oh, okay. He was just talking your normal conversation and he took it offensive, >> correct? >> But you didn't mean it. It started getting in my face and doing all that and I said that's it. >> So, do you have an ID or anything on you? >> Not. >> No. Yeah. You have an ID out of Florida? >> I do not. >> Just Illinois. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, good sweetie. Um, >> that sucks. >> Yep. You You have no no warrant. >> Procrastitating myself, >> huh? Can I keep fostering myself to feed myself? >> Well, no. I wouldn't say you do that, sweetie. >> How am I going to feed myself? >> You you you I can give you some resources. You want some resources? Some people to call? >> I mean, I called all the shelters. I got to get pregnant to get into the pregnant women shelter. Can I get you pregnant? >> No. >> Sorry. >> Not at all. >> Yeah, not at all. But um I mean I have a list of shel I mean like uh resources we have in Paso County. I mean, I don't I don't know. You said you've already wretched out the most of our resources here. I mean, >> you want to get that gun and shoot me in the forehead. >> No. Why would I do that? >> Yes. >> You want to hurt other people? >> Okay. What do you want to do to other people? >> I want to punch you in the face. >> Okay. >> You want to kill anybody? >> No, you don't want to kill nobody. You don't want to kill yourself. You just stand. You're you're you're a little rough for I mean, >> where do I go for a good shelter? >> Um, >> then came the warning signs, self-destructive words, the kind that screamed danger. Her mind was in chaos, not only lashing out at others, but turning against herself. And in one split second, as an officer turned to make a call, she blindsided a security guard with a punch. >> All right, now she's going to jail. She's just bad at this guy. Never mind. >> Yep. >> Yep. >> All right, sounds good. >> She just assaulted me. >> I know. >> Let's go. Have a good day. >> Anything else on you? >> No. >> Nowhere hidden. >> Okay. >> No. >> I don't think you can check my blanket. >> Your blanket? >> That's my blanket right there. >> No, I don't want to check your blanket, sweetie. >> I just want you to keep cover, but I want to make sure you don't have anything on her. >> Um, I mean, what what's she got going on? Like, I don't I don't want anyone to get in like crazy trouble, but you just can't people like that, right? >> You know, >> that's what I said. I I I can't tell you much of her background. And I can't really tell, you know, get into too far of a detail about it, but you are a victim. If you want to be a victim, >> that's why I'm here. I seen it. >> Do I got to go to court? >> Of course. There's no I mean, how else can you? You're a victim. >> Jez, why are you putting your hands on people? >> He approached me. >> He what? >> Yeah, he works here. >> Justice. That's why >> he works here. You can't just keep running around thinking you can run up, put your hands on people. >> I don't care. No more. No more speeches from you. >> Do you hear me? >> Don't yell at me. >> Yeah, I'm going to yell at you cuz I'm sitting here reaching my neck out trying to get people to help you and get stuff for you. And while I'm >> wants to help me >> and while I'm sitting in my truck, you're over here trying to fight some security guy who's going to work. >> He deserves something. >> No, he doesn't deserve anything. >> Yes, he does. Now, you better be glad that he doesn't want to press charges against you, cuz I would have took you to jail today. Now, you clear with me? >> Yes. >> He doesn't want to press charges. Okay? >> But you are not welcome at this place anymore. This mall. Okay? >> Where am I supposed to go? >> You're going to leave this property and you're never going to return here. And if you do, you'd face criminal charges. I'm going to trespass you from >> Oh, no. What the is the point? >> Cuz you have a chance to leave. You have all of Pasco County. You're not allowed here. >> Police explained clearly why she was being arrested, but she didn't care. After failing to strike the building staff, she pushed even harder, almost as if she wanted to be taken down. Paradoxically, it looked like she was chasing her own downfall. >> You're going to say that until I have nowhere to go, you dumb. >> Take me now. >> All right. >> Is that what you want? >> Yes. Are you dumb? >> All right. Which way you're going? >> If you kick my door one more time, I can tell you it isn't going to be pretty. You do for me? >> You going to stick that finger up my ass cuz I might enjoy it. >> You got anybody back? Yes. Women, >> huh? >> No, I don't have anybody. >> Okay. I was going to say put her on the side. >> Did you have just Okay. Can you take this earring off, ma'am? >> Close door. >> Hey, when I ask you for something >> close door, >> when I ask you for something, >> not close. Don't leave it open. Leave the door open. Don't ever shut it again. >> I'm do whatever I want, not what you want. Okay. >> Okay. Get your ear off. >> Get my period off. >> What ear? You have one of your ear earrings. >> Take it off, guys. >> All right, come out. I will take it off. Come out. I'll take it off. >> All right, I will not take it. Her business. Let her go. Her business. >> Her violent outbursts laid bare a troubled mind. Yet, the officers still held steady, escorting her safely to the hospital. Instead of accepting help, she fought back harder. this time against medical staff. Maybe in her despair, the only relief she saw was a tragic end. >> Everything looks pretty good here. >> You mind if I set this right here? >> Don't do anything. >> Jazz, I'm right behind you. Okay, we're going to go to bayonet. >> Please stay away from me. >> What? What rescue number is this? Who's rescue 11? Stay away. >> Jeffrey Dmer was just like me. I was just like him. He was just like me. Maybe I'll get my head smashed in the toilet and jail by a black person just like you did. Maybe the cops are [ __ ] I don't have sex anymore. I'm going down down and I'm never letting a man touch me again. I don't have I have a hairy vagina cuz I like a natural like Eve. question. >> Wear the patch. >> I like looking at and it's like what are you doing? You know, >> you like to look at what? >> You know what I'm saying? I'm looking at your like going on. Am I a robot or what? They bring me a party. >> After the hospital check, she was booked into jail and hit with a charge for assaulting a law enforcement officer. If convicted, she could face jail time, probation, or mandatory psychiatric treatment, depending on the court's ruling in state law. On March 27th, 2025 down in Florida, police were dispatched to a restaurant after reports of a female customer assaulting a server. Officers quickly tracked her and her husband to an intersection. But the second they made contact, the situation escalated into far more than just a simple scuffle. >> Ma'am, you have your ID on you? >> No, I don't. >> You don't have an ID on you? >> No. It's my birthday. I turned 55 today. I went to a steak place to have a nice steak. I waited there for 2 hours and they didn't give ME A STEAK. ANYTHING WRONG, BUT GO OUT TO DINNER. IT'S MY BIRTHDAY. >> OKAY. >> I need you to take a deep breath. >> No. >> And I'm going to advise you. >> MY DOG JUST DIED. I WENT OUT TO DINNER FOR my birthday. I don't need this [ __ ] I didn't do anything. >> All right. Take a deep breath again. One one more time. I'm going to I'm going to [laughter] try going to do a deep breath. Arrest me. I didn't do anything wrong. Ma'am, >> if you don't >> All right, I'm just ma'am. [laughter] >> I'm just trying to identify who you are while we >> ma'am for my birthday. >> What is your name? >> What's your name? >> I would go back in there and beat the [ __ ] out of her. Honestly, police officer. >> Ma'am, what is your name? >> Why do you care? I just told you I'm identifying you because we are investigating a call. Okay. >> For what? You're investigating a call of a customer who didn't get her meal. >> I didn't get my meal. >> We are looking into it. >> I don't have Hold on. >> I'm going to go. All right. [laughter] >> All right. Where are you going to sit? We're going to sit right here on the stairs. >> I'll try to jump. What is it? Go ahead, have a seat. >> All right. Do you have idea when you >> All right. Can I please have it? >> I don't do anything wrong. >> No one's saying you do. >> We're just trying to identify you. Okay. >> Talk to. >> That's all. >> Thank you. >> Never heard from these people. And then it was like, "Hey, look what's what's going on with our dinner." And I don't know if it was, you know, I don't know if it was 9:45. It was an hour and 45 minutes. I don't know if it was I don't know what it was. My my wife and I got up and and uh danced to a couple of songs. Nobody ever came over to us. We were trying to figure out what was going on. We we drank the bottle of wine. We've had no food all day. >> The woman's behavior showed pure disrespect and defiance toward law enforcement. She refused to cooperate, leaned on emotional excuses, and painted herself as the victim. When things didn't go her way, her bruised ego turned into outright aggression. Meanwhile, her husband offered a very different version of the story. >> Wait, wait, let me finish. >> Okay. Did things get physical at any point? >> No. She what she did was she waved the napkin. Did he take her napkin and throw the napkin at her? >> She took the plate right away from us. We was like, >> you know what's funny is she left. She left and then the server came out with our meal and you know the food was rare that >> nothing. I mean you know it's like >> it doesn't matter whatever they say it doesn't matter. >> It's going to be what it's going to be. >> We're not driving. We could have got in the car and you know we're we're responsible human beings. So, you know, whatever it is, it is what it is. >> Just stop talking. >> Live on Marco. Live on >> Just stop. Just stop. It doesn't matter. Just stop. >> I mean, it sucks. I mean, >> stop talking. Please stop talking. It doesn't >> I mean, it's just ridiculous. >> All right. So, you need to be involved. So, can I have your ID? >> Why do I need to be involved? >> Because you were involved. You were at dinner. Okay. I'm not >> Exactly. So, Ma'am, >> I'm just going right here. I'm not I'm not I'm not going right there. >> We'll let you sit down. Just sit down. >> I mean, this is >> what's happening. Please just tell me what's happening. >> We're in investigating a call. >> That's what we're doing. >> What did I do? I They took my food away from me. >> Ma'am, >> can you tell me what's going on? >> Just have a seat. >> I've been here the whole time, have I not? >> I want to go home. >> Okay. >> I need you to sit down. I'll go. >> You know what's funny? DO YOU HAVE >> WHY DO YOU HAVE MY IDEA, not hers? >> We already took hers. We already ran hers. >> Please stop. There you go. >> Yep. No problem. I want to I want to take a video of this whole situation as well >> and how it's being handled. >> All right, babe. I'm going to need you to stand up. All right. >> His account was full of contradictions. He admitted his wife had thrown a napkin, but brushed it off as nothing more than a flare up. But when she doubled down on her refusal to cooperate, officers had more than enough. between the original call and her behavior right there on the street to justify an arrest. >> And what do I do? I didn't do anything >> for tonight. >> You're going to go to Naples Jail Center. All right. I'm sure you'll be out in the morning. >> No, she's going to be out. >> This is [screaming] not right. THIS IS WRONG. You were supposed TO BE GOOD GUYS. YOU WERE SUPPOSED to be the good guys. >> All right. Do you have anything on you? >> I'm going to I'm going to take her. All right. [laughter] >> You're supposed to be >> with with her allowing you to. You will. >> Not without that. >> You're supposed Come on, let's go. Where are we going? Which car are we going to? Do you mind taking it? >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. >> Do you mind taking it? Why am I embarrassment to you? >> No. So I can go and talk to the other officers. >> May. Sorry. >> You're going to back up onto the sidewalk. >> Okay. >> We only go off. >> You'll be put down as her next kid on her booking sheet. We'll get a phone number for you. The jail will contact you when she's able to be picked up. Okay. Get your contact number to include on the next of information. >> Officer told you that on camera. >> Thank you. >> What's your phone number? >> The moment the cuffs went on, her arrogance and illusion of control crumbled. Officers went on to collect witness statements which backed up the restaurant's original 911 call and completely undercut the couple's excuses. >> Yeah. So I'm here with my dad 89 and I my daughter and then that's my daughter n we were just sitting here and we just witnessed her sitting here with her boyfriend. She was here by herself when we got here. >> Okay. >> And then she was being really like so we just saw her by herself. She was sir and her boyfriend her husband came back and they seemed fine. They scooched down a seat and then the steak came out explained it was undercooked. went back, came back, and the hostess brought it back, was apologetic. I'm sorry. Hope this is fine. And then she started to go off and then she the living pink dress, I call her, whipped the hostess in the face with a nap twice. >> Okay. Like whipped her. >> Whipped her hair. >> But she has a she has a mark on her eye. >> Like I remember it happening that all the >> Is it right here on your eyebrow? just tell me what happened. >> So, I just came out on the floor, there was an issue with some guests in regards to their wait time and the temperature of their steak. I can't even believe this is what it's over. Um, so by the time I got over there, they're trying to remake their food and I'm trying to talk to both of the guests. The gentleman was calm, but I never once assumed they were drunk, but the woman kept saying, "Just stop it." She's like, "You're drunk. You're drunk." So, I was like, "Okay, let me just go get their food, right?" And he was shouting. He was like, "I haven't eaten anything all day." Okay. So, of course, I'm drunk. He's like, "All I've had is wine." And I was like, "Well, I'm just trying to get you fed. Let me help him." Her whole whole demeanor, everything changed. Cuz I was like, "Well, she's got her back to me." And so, she turned around and then all of a sudden it was just like she was like eyeballing me up and down. She's like, "You effing." And she's like, "How effing dare you?" She's like, "How dare you?" And I was like trying like, "Ma'am," I was like, "I don't really know what's happening." And she kept trying to like reach. I was like, "Please don't touch me." I go, "You know what?" And then she started like cussing. He was yelling. And I'm like, you know what? We're done here. I tried to help and I went to remove their food and I was ready to be like, it's time to go. >> A bruise on the victim's face strengthened the case, backed by testimony from both witnesses and the restaurant manager. The manager described the woman as aggressive and unstable despite his efforts to deescalate. She responded with both words and violence, leaving him hesitant, but ultimately firm about pressing charges. >> Okay, thank you. >> Yeah, that's how you got the Bruce. She like kind of I honestly it's definitely a red mark. She definitely came around and like lift her arm. I was definitely hit and you heard it. You could hear like everyone gas but I saw it was like her hand and her thing but it was enough to make my whole head turn, you know. >> Okay. >> Um >> and then how did she act after that? >> She stood up like she was already up and then she started interacting with those guests and that's when I like kind of put I had walked away to put the plate down and when she was interacting with the other guests I was like that's enough. So she was continuing to make to cause a disturbance. He stated that she made some crude comments inappropriate. >> So would you say that uh she was disorderly to the point where she was disrupt like >> for sure she was disrupting the the business? >> Like the guests were >> What is your job title? >> I'm one of our restaurant managers. Okay. Yeah. So it's just me here. >> Would you like to also press charges for the disorderly conduct? stuff. >> Yeah, I think so. >> Yeah. So, I could give her trespass warning. >> Yeah, >> we could charge her disorderly conduct and charge her battery for striking you. >> Yeah. I mean, I don't I don't know how heavy that stuff carries, so I don't know. >> It's not the worst thing in the world. >> All my crew is like watching me right now. So, >> it's all right. Um, if you have a pen. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'll go knock out the trespass warning for you so you have a record. All right. I didn't realize that you can hear me like you can hear me. >> If you have a recording that would be great. I see what you have recording. >> Okay. I heard you like kind of gasp at the sound of the It's not like they're making it up, you know. So, here's your copy and the whole thing is going to be under that case number. the trespass and the battery. >> In the end, she was booked into jail on charges of battery and disorderly conduct. The disorderly charge was later dropped. She plead guilty to battery, earning 6 months probation, a $622 fine, and a permanent ban from returning to the restaurant. So, what do you think? Was that punishment fair for her actions? Drop your thoughts below. On June 14th, 2025, cops got a call about a woman driving recklessly, suspected to be drunk. They found her sitting in a Goodwill parking lot. What should have been a routine encounter turned into [music] a chain of events nobody saw coming. >> What happened? >> It's skin hot. >> Skin hot? >> Yeah. >> What does that mean? >> It means skin hot. >> Oh, just outside. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Were you in a collision at all? Did you hit like a curb or something? >> Nothing. I hit nothing. Nothing. Nothing. >> Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. >> Yes. >> Okay. Were you talking to some people out here? >> No, I haven't. >> You just been you just had the hood up? >> Yep. >> Okay. So, the reason I'm here, people are concerned that you've been drinking and that you were driving earlier. They said that they were following behind you in the car. >> No. >> You might have crossed over some lines. You might have hit some curbs. >> I didn't hit >> I'm a police. Yeah. >> What's that? >> I get what you I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Okay. I am I am quite concerned that you're intoxicated. >> I'm not. >> Okay. All right. Well, my partner's on her way here. She's going to want to talk to you, too. >> That's fine. >> All right. So, where were you before this? Like before you got here? Before you realized your car needed uh fluid? >> I put the fluid in. >> That's all I did. >> Where were you before that? >> There's a map in here. I did what I did. Do you not remember? >> Do I remember? It doesn't matter. It's a snitch. >> Okay. Go. Go ahead. Don't get in the car for me right now. Stay out of the car, please. >> No, I need to get my keys. >> You're getting your keys, huh? You've uh got a bunch of dirt on your back. Is Were you laying on the ground? >> No, I wasn't. >> How'd you get all that on your back? Are you aware that you're covered in dirt and plant material on your back? >> Yep. >> How'd that happen? Why are you guys here? I don't get it. >> You don't remember when I just told you why I was here? >> Why are you here? >> Explain it to you again. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, somebody called 911. They said they were following you. >> They weren't following me. >> When I say following, I mean more like they were driving behind you. >> All right. >> And they saw you wheels go over the line. They saw you hit some curbs. >> I didn't hit nothing. >> You didn't hit nothing. >> Fueled by booze, she tried to throw up walls of denial. Swearing up and down, she was sober. Even as her words came out tangled and contradictory, each lie she spun only made the truth clearer, she was desperately hanging on to what little control she had left. >> Well, my partner's pulling up right now, >> so she'll have some questions for you. What was your name? >> Judy. >> Julie. >> Judy. >> Judy. Sorry, I didn't hear you. >> This is Judy. >> Hey, Judy. Hi. >> Hi. My name's Officer Evans. How you doing today? Yeah, I just pulled over and put some solution in my car. >> What kind of solution? >> It was something I got from Ori. >> What's oi? >> Liry is a spot that you get it. So, basically, I put it in there and then I put it in. See, I just put solution in there to make sure it was clear. That's all I did. Okay. Solution. Okay. >> And that was something that I pulled up there. That's all it is. >> And what restaurant were you coming down from at the uh water? >> Doesn't matter. The whole point the solution was put in here. Look at >> I'm going to have you not reach in your car right now. Okay. Just for our safety. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Uh yeah. So people were worried about you said they were you were hitting things on the road. >> That's not true. No. >> Do you remember hitting anything with your car? >> Never hit nothing. >> Nothing. You mind if I look at your car real quick just to make sure? All right. >> We're doing a welfare check right now to make sure that you're okay to drive this vehicle. >> I don't have to drive. >> Yeah, you already were driving the vehicle. That's the point. So, we need to make sure that you're okay to continue driving and that you were okay to drive the vehicle. So, how much alcohol have you had tonight? >> Two drinks. >> Two drinks. What were you drinking? >> I was drinking vodka. >> Vodka straight. Soda with a diet soda. >> With a diet soda. Vodka with a diet soda. What is that? >> A da. >> Da. >> Yeah. >> What's that? >> Diet. >> I see. I see. So, two vodkas. How long ago was that? >> A long time ago. >> Long time ago. I got you. You haven't taken any prescription pills today? >> Nope. >> No prescription pills? >> Nope. I'm sober as hell. >> Okay. Any drug use today? >> Nope. I don't do drugs. >> No drugs? No marijuana? >> Never. No. Judy, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay, >> Judy, I think that uh I'm going to ask you just to step over here real quick cuz I just want to make sure that we're not by that door. >> Instead of owning up, she fought back, dodging every question, admitting she'd been drinking came only after the evidence was too strong to deny. And when asked to take a sobriety test, her answer was firm. No way. >> Vodka with soda >> a long time ago. >> Is that what you said? >> What's that mean? >> How long ago? All that matters for me. I need to make sure you're okay to drive the vehicle. >> I don't need to drive the vehicle. >> We're not going to go back to the vehicle, actually. Okay. Hey, so I'm going to ask you a couple questions. >> I want your questions, too, cuz I'm going to do my lawyer. >> No problem. Uh, hey. So, I think you're impaired by alcohol. Okay. So, >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. >> I want you to listen to me. Okay. I'm going to ask you a question. We're going to have a conversation, right? >> I think you don't know what you're doing. >> Okay. Would you be willing to participate in voluntary field sobriety tests to make sure that you're okay to drive this vehicle? >> No, I'm fine. I need you. No. Whoa. Whoa. You need to have >> All right. You're under arrest for DUI. >> No, you're not. >> I need you to put your arm behind your back for me. >> No, you're not. >> Go against the car. >> Why not? >> Go against the car. Okay. >> Let's watch this car, please. >> Nope. I need my >> We're not going to do that. >> My phone. >> Okay. >> We'll get your phone. >> No. I need my Okay. >> All right. No. Go right here on the wheel. Keep control. >> You got it. Then go get it. >> Go get the [ __ ] >> Please stop trying to slip the cuffs. >> I'm not trying to. You are. >> Dude, do you have any weapons on you? >> No. Do you have any um >> Well, you were fighting with us. >> I didn't fight with anybody. You're a liar. >> You're a liar. >> You're being >> No. You're a >> less cooperative. >> No, you don't tell me something I with God. And there's a difference. You want to fight with God, you fight with him. But don't fight with me. >> I don't want either of those things. >> Then shut up. You >> stop fighting with me. >> No. No. I'm not fighting with you. You're fighting with me. But you can't get ME CUZ GOD PASSED ME. And that's the way it's going to be. cont. >> You do what you listen to me in the name of Judy. >> Judy, we can stay standing up. >> We can stay standing up or we can or we can move this. >> You always be killed. Both of you. >> Her emotions blew wide open. Not just anger, but despair. Once she realized the consequences couldn't be escaped, she [snorts] lashed out with screaming, cursing, even violence. Classic drunk resistance and in itself another charge. >> Judy, >> what >> are you going to be cooperative with us? >> I'm not. >> Okay, we don't want to have to put you in a restraint. >> Dude, what do you need to do? This is [ __ ] >> Okay, you're under arrest. >> That's fine. I didn't do anything. >> Just go to you. >> Get off of me. Stop fighting. >> No, I'm not fighting with you. Get the off of me. >> Did you just face forward? >> Why are you arresting me? >> You're under arrest for DUI. >> Oh, good. >> Driving under the influence. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not drunk. >> If you would mind filling these out um from what you saw, that would be great. Um, and then obviously don't include what you saw here because that wasn't how we got here. But, uh, just your info up here, what you saw, and then you'll sign that signature line right there. Okay? Going to read your mind rights. Okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can't be used against you in a court of law. You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have them present you with you while you're being questioned. Do what you need to do. >> Own it. Own it. Own it. >> Just own it. Get the off me. >> Stop fighting with me. >> I'm not siding with you. Say the off, >> Judy. >> No. Shut your >> Judy. What's going to happen if you continue to resist us? We're going to >> This is not your little punk. What you are? I want my purse. What are you doing? >> She stopped fighting. >> Stop. What the are you holding? >> Put her on the ground. >> We'll leave her in this position for now. >> Why are you going to do that? I mean, >> because I'm afraid that you're going to fall down. >> I'm not. Just shut up, dude. >> Judy, do you understand why you're under arrest? >> I'm not under arrest for anything cuz I didn't [ __ ] do anything. >> Do you have any questions for me? >> Just play your >> Even restrained, she kept howling, fighting, refusing to accept reality. Officers had no choice but to strap her into the WAP for everyone's safety. In her chaos, she convinced herself this was all God's plan instead of the fallout from her own actions. >> Oh, no. >> Okay. >> My uh you treat a a good girl. >> Wow. >> Do you have a double cage? for nothing. I'm not a stupid [ __ ] >> All right, roller. >> Did I go further? >> Get this [ __ ] off my ass. No, I don't want my Where is best? >> Oh, I need my shoes. I >> got your shoes. >> Oh, wow. >> Crazy. >> Oh, wow. >> All right. You got this door. >> How do we buckle that side? left forward. Think >> that'll splatter the feet. Uh don't go around her neck. Try and get around her body. >> How's it going? >> Yeah. Uh we got one highly uncooperative. Uh she's said she was injured and when uh I asked her how she was injured, she said that we're being mean to her. >> So because of the claim of injury, we just got to dare you. >> Okay. Gotcha. Gotcha. In the end, she was booked into jail facing charges of DUI and driving without a valid license. On top of that, her violent resistance could add obstruction of justice to the list. If convicted, she's looking at thousands in fines and possibly time behind bars. On March 17th, 2025, a frantic call came from an airport restaurant. A female passenger was drunk, yelling, and flatout refusing to leave. Cops showed up quickly, but the second they got close, [music] things went downhill fast. >> You want her to leave? >> Are you wanting her to leave or what do you guys want? Just have to make sure she's okay or >> I don't think she can fly. I don't think she can fly. >> Yeah, we'll have to ask the airlines. They're going to be the ones who decide that. So, >> okay. >> I don't think nobody won. I don't know. >> Okay. So, what do you want? as far as being at your establish. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, >> ma'am, are you okay? >> I'm sorry. [music] >> I'm sorry. Hi. >> Hi. >> What's going on? >> Oh, I'm sorry. I was in another place. >> Okay. Well, let's grab your bag. We're going have to We're not going to be able to stay here. Do you have your boarding pass with you? A little drank a little too much. >> Uh, kind of like in between. >> In between? Is something wrong? >> No. >> Okay. [music] >> Why don't you just grab your boarding pass? [music] Just the issue is just you can't be screaming stuff, okay? It causes a disturbance. All right? So, I don't want you to get in trouble. So, I don't want you to keep screaming. Oh yeah. >> You okay if I take this out of here? >> Yeah. I'm just kind of >> I'm kind of like in this world and that world and this kind. >> Yeah. >> Can you have a Delta GST come down and do her? >> Yeah. Well, guess what? >> My husband was our in the bag. When you're ready, can you copy a port ID card? >> I am. >> You know who? >> You know who he is. >> At first, officers just wanted to calm her down and keep everyone safe. She could still answer questions, but her words were scattered, unclear. Classic signs of a mind slipping out of control, showing up in some downright bizarre behavior. >> Okay, >> you right here. We're right here. >> I'm back. >> So, here's here's what's going to happen, okay? We have to get a hold of Delta Airlines. They're going to decide whether you're allowed to fly or not, cuz obviously you obviously are intoxicated. Okay. >> I don't I don't >> Okay. So, >> they're going to decide whether you can get on the plane or not. >> You just want to go home. >> Yeah. >> Don't forget your cell phone so you can call whoever you need to to come pick you up or you can get get a taxi. >> Okay. All right. >> I'm right here. What do you do? You can talk. >> Okay. >> Why don't we start walking? >> Okay, >> we'll start walking right out this way. >> Ma'am, I got to go. I get to sit down. >> Okay, sit down so you don't fall. >> Okay, so this is what family drama causes. >> Trauma, trauma, trauma, trauma. >> Do we have a wheelchair? Wheelchair. >> We're just going to We're just going to head out of the concourse. >> Okay. I appreciate you. >> I've never seen anything like it in the airport. >> Yeah. >> Here, Teresa. I I got a chair for you. VIP service. >> So, you you can just sit down. We can take you right out. >> That way, you don't even have to walk. So, you don't have to walk. That mean you don't have to walk. >> And I'll hold your bag for you. Okay. >> No yelling, no shoving, just patience. They rolled out a wheelchair, guiding her out safely. For a moment, it looked like things had cooled off. But with someone drunk out of their mind, that peace was only temporary. The storm wasn't over yet. >> What happened? >> You're just a little too intoxicated, that's all. You're screaming down at the bar. >> So, >> so that's what we're just going to have. We'll get >> You don't know why? >> Why? >> That's two questions. It is. I know. Why? I don't know. >> You don't know why >> I wasn't there. You're right. >> That's why. >> You know, do you know the family circle? The family circle? >> Sure. >> I'm like, >> I'm listening. >> You want to? >> Yeah. I'm listening to you. >> We're having a conversation. >> Don't jump. Watch out. No, don't be jumping out of the wheelchair while we're moving. I don't want you to get hurt. >> You'll fall off, okay? >> You'll get fall off and hurt. Get hurt. >> And if I got hurt and I got, you know, if I >> I don't want you to get hurt. >> If I fell to my death and got hurt, what would you think? >> You >> I would be upset cuz I don't want you to get hurt. >> Cuz why? >> Because I don't want anybody to get hurt. That's my job here. Let's make sure keep our feet in the wheelchair. >> Because why? Because >> Cuz it's our job to make sure people are safe. >> Don't talk. Because why? Turn around and put your feet on the thing. I'm not going to do this all day with you >> because what? >> I'm not going to do this all day with >> this change. >> Just sit back. I don't want you to fall. Please take >> superior because you have your bad. >> No, I'm not superior to anyone. >> We're both human beings, right? >> I'm I'm I'm >> okay. >> Don't want to take care of me. Do you live with anyone at home? >> No. >> I'm going to have you get in a taxi so you can get a ride home so you can be somewhere safe. >> You going to let me go? >> I'm going to let you go home. >> You're going to let me go like a robot. You're a robot. >> I'm not a robot. >> You going to let me go? >> So, our friends up here, they're going to help us get a taxi >> after I told you. I told you. >> Then it flipped. She went from passive to reckless, trying to jump out of a moving wheelchair. That's pure lack of judgment. The cops stayed steady, but her resistance just kept climbing. You could feel it. This wasn't ending quietly. >> Do not grab me like that. Do not do that. >> Stop. >> Do not do that. >> You're going to let me go. >> You understand me? >> You're going to let me go. >> Let go of my hand. >> You're going to let me go. >> Okay. >> You're going to let me go like that. >> Do not grab me again. You understand? I'm just talking about that. I'm tired. >> We're probably just going to do a march act. Someone's going to need to get a car. >> Everything I said you better than you. >> Is there anyone that you live with at home that can take care of you? >> There's no one here that's able to take care of you. No. >> Look at me. I'm not going to be back. I'm going to entertain her until this morning. I'll be monitoring. Let me know if you need me. >> Okay. >> Stand up. If you're too intoxicated to care for yourself, there's no one that stays with you. You're going to be placed under a marchman act. You're going to get taken to the hospital until you can sober up. You understand? >> I am in MY ARREST. I'M GOING TO SAVE MY FREEDOM. LOVE [screaming] MY FREEDOM. WHAT ARE YOU GOING [screaming] TO DO ABOUT IT? JUST GOING TO GO THE WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? I DON'T GIVE A LOVE. THAT'S MY STRENGTH. LOVE IS MY POWER. I don't know you. I don't KNOW ANYONE. LOVE IS MY POWER. YOU DON'T KNOW ME. I KNOW ME. I KNOW ME. >> YEAH. >> Do you want to sit up THE TAXI BOOTH? >> [screaming] >> WHAT IS MY POWER? My power sign just like that. >> Anger mixed with desperation. She lashed out like a cornered animal. Every move made the chaos worse. And finally, the showdown came. Officers had no choice but [music] to restrain her and load her into the squad car. >> One second. Right here. One second. >> Wait a sec. Wait a minute. Okay. >> Let's do uh this one. >> Relax. >> Stop. Absolutely not. >> No. We're going to react to that. You can cut it off of her. I don't care. She's going to spit and [ __ ] >> We need to time the outage. >> Relax. >> Stop. Do you have any shoes? >> Can you let me go? >> Yep. Here's your leg and you got to sit up here. Teresa, you guys stand up to get your body in the seat. Teresa, >> we need to check out transport. >> Here you go. >> Come on, Teresa. You got to stand up for us. All right. >> Come on. Trying to get you out. We're trying to get >> All I've been trying to do is just help you. >> You were fine. You were fine all the way. >> WE'RE TRYING TO HELP YOU ALL ALONG. AND YOU DON'T WANT TO up innocent like whatever. >> You don't want to go through the door. >> Sit down. I'm not going to hurt you. [screaming] >> Here. I'm going to Here, here. Here. Here. >> Here. I I just We want to readjust it. I don't want anything bad happening to you. I promise you that. All right. I do. I swear. I promise to you. There you go. All right. >> All right. Get some air. >> She ended up booked on multiple charges. Two counts of assaulting an officer, disorderly conduct, resisting without violence, and property damage over 200 bucks. That last one got tossed. She plead guilty, got probation, and walked away with fines and court costs totaling $1,367. So, tell me, after all that, do you think she'll risk getting drunk in public again? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. These cases aren't just dramatic moments on camera. They're a clear record of entitlement meeting the law. If you believe accountability still matters, support the channel. [screaming] Share your thoughts below. Which Karen case crossed the line the furthest and why.