I have a Are you going to Are you going to refuse to give me your name or ID? Yes or no? >> No. You say obstructed justice. >> If you refuse to give me your identification. >> No. No. You're going to jail for not telling me your identification. >> I'm not I don't have to give you. >> I just said on the ground. >> Stop. Back. >> Really? >> On September 1st, 2024, a Park City McDonald's became the stage for one woman's relentless pursuit of lettuce, tomato, and justice. What began as a refund request quickly unraveled into a bizarre showdown with law enforcement complete with cold fries, court threats, and cuffs. Watch the video to see how deep the meltdown really went. >> Time for my money back. >> What's going on? Let's go figure. >> I asked for tomato and lettuce. I want my money back. >> Okay. >> I don't want to waste my time. >> Okay, hang on. >> They need to prepare prepare it for me. >> I want my money back. >> I can't make them do that. Just give me a second. >> I don't want my receipt. >> That doesn't mean I can't make them give you your money back. They can give you your order. >> That's cool. >> Okay, but let me talk to them. I don't >> I said that too. I said, "Can I get my last two minutes back?" That was the first thing. But then when she said, "I'm going to call." I said, "Well, give me my money back and let me leave you a savage." Let me figure it out. Okay. Just give me a second. All right. Thank you, ma'am. >> She's supposed to have co and she said she wants to never as she and she started screaming. >> Did she eat some of this? >> I don't know. >> One bite. >> Okay. No, I can't make them give me your money back. You took a bite of it. >> That's only in court. That's the law. >> It does. No. Stop. Don't tell me what the law is. >> I know what the law is. >> Clearly, you don't. >> She said she paid for three buffalo, but she paid only for one. And she wanted the two extra. >> Yeah. You took a bite of it. They can't take that back. That's yours. It's a double filt of fish. >> So, isn't it the law that you can only take one bite is not desired? >> No. Absolutely not. You can't take a bite of food and then say, "I want my money back." Nowhere on your receipt does it say that you want lettuce or >> Okay. Okay. I'll go with that. I'll deal with that with my lawyer. But I asked for tomato and lettuce. >> I know. But that's not on your That's not on your >> template to me. So now I'm not supposed to get what I want. >> There was clearly a small mistake. >> We talking. We talking now. We not >> We're talking. I'm not arguing with you, okay? I'm nice and calm, right? If you want, I'll ask them to get you lettuce and tomato and you can put it on there yourself. >> I asked him >> again. I wasn't here. So I didn't see any of that >> when I brought this stuff with him and I said, "Let me be calm." I told him, I said, "Let me be calm and quiet." Cuz there was a lot going on right now. Very busy. So I said, "Well, I tell you what I want. I want a double fish. Lettuce and tomato. >> You got that? Let me get Let me get you a lettuce sauce on the side. >> Okay. Let me ask I think they're they might charge you for the sauce. Can I get I already have >> Okay. Just a piece of lettuce and tomato. You can have it if that's okay with you. Thank you. >> I don't want those. I want my own regular fries. >> Those are your fries. >> I want my hot fries. >> I can't make them do. >> They can. I can't make them do. >> I want to order another order of fries cuz he took it out the bag. I didn't. >> Okay. All right. Let me talk. >> Okay. I want another and I'll leave. Give me my lettuce and tomato. >> Here's your Here's your lettuce and tomato. >> Fries. >> Those are her fries. She says she says he pulled them out and put them on the counter. So, she wants a fries. But no salt. She never say that. >> Okay. No salt. I bought you the only thing. >> No, you do need it. Then just get a regular fries. If they have salt on them, they're going to have salt on them because you didn't order it that way. There's nothing. I can't see. I did order no salt. >> Okay. You know, all right. Hey, >> fries. I can't eat blood pressure. >> I believe she does have no salt. >> No salt on my fries. I cook and deny that they're fresh. >> They're fresh. >> Yeah. Okay. >> And lettuce and tomato was fresh. Everything was fresh. >> You got your ID in here real quick because I I >> No, I don't have no ID. >> Okay. Well, I need to get your name or Caroline. >> Give me a second. I got to write it down. >> I'm not going to give you all that. >> No. No. You actually No, I don't. No. It was just an order gone sideways. But for our main character, it might as well have been a full-blown federal injustice. No tomatoes, no lettuce, and absolutely no chill. Fueled by fast food fury, she transformed the McDonald's lobby into her courtroom. Casting herself as attorney, judge, and jury. She claimed she knew the law, but her behavior was flawlessly dramatic. And if you don't, you're going to go to jail. I don't want to play this game. >> You want to put me in jail? Put me in jail. >> It's called obstructing obstruction. >> Put me in jail for obstructing justice. >> Okay, then. Are you going toice? Are you going to refuse to give me your name or ID? Yes or no? >> No. You say obstructing justice. >> If you refuse to give me your identification, >> call obstructing justice. No, I'm telling you if you're refusing to give me your name because I have to do that right so you do your reporting. >> That's what I'm going to do. But I need >> Do you not me? My name is Carol. That's all I'm giving you. >> What is your name? >> That's all I'm giving you. Carolyn Douglas. That's all I'm going to do. >> What's your birthday? >> I am Mar. >> Stop. You're going to give it to me or I'm going to take you and I'm going to take your picture and fingerprints and your food's going to be even colder. So, it's really simple. If I take you into custody, then I'm going to go through all your stuff and I'm going to find your ID. >> Well, I'm not a criminal. >> I'm not. She might be. >> Is she detained? >> Yes. >> How am I? Because right now you're telling me right now she's obstructing justice. >> No, I'm not obstructing nothing. I came here to eat my food. It needs to go to court and this will be thrown out. >> You're telling me refusing to give me your name? You are obstructing. >> No, she's not detained. She She did not have to give you your information. >> Yes, she does. >> No, she did not. How you going to tell me if someone is not detained? >> I just told you she's detained. >> Is she under arrest? But you didn't say that at first. >> I don't have to. >> Is she under arrest? >> Okay, ma'am. I need your birthday. This is going to be your last chance. Okay. >> No. Lock me up then. Lock me up. >> You're Listen, I don't want to do this. Okay. Lock me up for something. >> I let you. No, you did do it. Okay. We're working on that. What's your What's your birthday? Lock me up. What's your birthday? Is that what you want me to do? You're about to go to jail for for getting my order. >> No. No. You're going to jail for not telling me your identification. >> I'm not I have to give you >> I just said I'm giving you my gave me my identification. Terrible enough. >> What's your birthday? >> I'm going to call my lawyer right now. >> You're under arrest. I'm not going to call the lawyer right now, but I'm calling. >> You're under arrest. >> If you want to arrest me, hold up. Don't ask me now. >> Don't do it. >> I want my food. >> You're under arrest. I'll give you your food. You're under arrest. Don't pay attention to her. >> Turn around. Hands behind your back. You're under arrest for obstructing identification. Obstructing. >> No, I'm not obstructing. >> Don't tell me. No. The minute you start pulling away. >> No, I'm not obstructing identification. >> Stop. Hand behind your back. Don't >> my >> Okay. Give me your other hand. Put it behind your back. Can I have Can I give you my name only? >> No, you did not. You refused multiple times. >> No, I did not. >> Here's the deal. You're physically resisting. I will tase you. This is a taser. >> I wanted to stop my my uh >> Put your hand behind your back. You are actively resisting. I will tase you. I am legally alone. Put your hand behind your back. >> Just let me go. Just let me go and do my >> Nope. Too late. You're under arrest. >> Hold up. >> You want to go to the ground? >> No. >> Then stop it. >> Okay. Well, let me >> on the ground. Stop. Really? Put your hand behind your back. >> Really? This how we going? Over a goddamn sandwich. >> Turn around on your stomach. Put your hands behind your back. >> Over the sandwich. What? I gave you my name. >> No, you didn't. You didn't give me your information. You refused multiple times. Stop. >> You said what's your name? >> Behind your back. >> So, are you a >> The bystander tried taking a stand for justice, but clearly confused facts with feelings. Loud, wrong, and proud. Meanwhile, our main character carried on like laws were optional for her. The officer, running low on patience and options, had no choice but to cuff her. And when that didn't work, one quick taser tap sent her flopping like a fish without water on the ground. >> You did you obstruct him? >> Do you tell her she was detained before she after you asked her for her ID? >> She wasn't detained or under arrest. And when you ask her for her ID legally by law, you do not know. She did not have to give her your name or her ID or anything. >> I'm not worried about her. All I'm saying is >> I'm not worried about her. my name and my first name and last name. And she was wrong. She said, "You need to put your arms behind your back." >> She said, "Yes, the receipt." >> You're under arrest. Now you're resisting. It's additional resist. >> Then knock it off. >> Okay. Let me help quietly. >> Okay. Hang on. Come on. >> I don't care what she did. But >> give me my hat. My >> I'll get it. I want to give you my hat. You going to get this piece. Can I get my hat? >> Not right now. I will get you your hat. >> What should we do? >> Put your hands behind your back. I've told you 10 times. >> No, you didn't. You told me three times. I told you about this. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. Can I get my hat? >> No. Not right now. Where my foot go? Put your hands behind your back. I will get you your hand. Stop. >> Oh, you got your arm. >> Yes, I've got your arm. I need my arm. >> Hand behind your back. >> Hand behind your back. >> I can't get my arm back like that, man. You can't get my arm back like that. Ask me again. Put my hand behind my back. >> Give me your hand. >> You're not going to hurt me like that. >> Listen. I'm not going to hurt you. >> It's called pressure points. Pain comp. >> Put your left hand behind your back. >> My arm. >> She's cuffed on that hand. Stop. Miss Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> All right, miss. Just stand up. You're the one leaning forward. >> Give me my cat. >> This is too bad. Y'all breaking my arms. >> Okay. Stop. Stop moving. >> There you go. All right. Stop. Stop moving. >> They've both been checked. Okay. Both of them just last month. Loosen these cuffs. >> No, ma'am. We just checked the locks. >> They're number locks. >> I have your hat. >> You put my hat on the front of my head. >> I did that. >> I put it on your head. I want my head put on the front of my head. >> All right, you know what's under? >> What's your bad name? Your badge number. >> My name is Andrew's badge number 807, too. >> 808. >> My mom is killing me right now. >> Stop pulling away from me now. Come on. >> Mom's killing me. >> Let's walk. >> You're a strong person. Stop. Stop. >> You going to arrest me because >> she said that I didn't ask for no tomato. >> No, that's not why I arrested you. >> Sorry. That's not why I arrested you. >> You asked for tomato lettuce. You said she did ask for that and I said arrest you for this. >> I told you why I was going to arrest you multiple times. Obstructing. >> Well, I was right. Arrest me. I told you you refused to give your name and birthday multiple times. Stop. I gave it on the camera. I gave it to you. >> Get in. No, you didn't. You arrest me cuz you were wrong. Cuz she was wrong. >> No, you were wrong. How was my wrong >> by not giving me your name and birthday or twice in the car? I said if my law not to give you my little That's not true. >> It's on the cam. It's on the cam. >> It is on the cam. So, you'll be fine in court. >> But I'm saying this. >> Stop. Get in the car. You >> get up here by myself. >> Here. Turn. Turn this way. Turn face me. I'm going to help. Okay. We're going to turn face the front of the car. I'm going to put my arm right here to help you. Lift your left. >> The bystander gave it one last go, but at that point, she was background noise. No one was buying what she was selling. Meanwhile, our leading lady sobbed about her arm like handcuffs were supposed to come with orthopedic padding. And no, officers didn't arrest her over a tomato. She got herself hauled off over a tomato and lettuce. Let that sink in. >> Left leg up here. >> Put your left leg up there. Then I will help boost you. Go. There you go. There you go. Go on. Go on. >> I'm going to step high. >> Okay, there you go. Scoot yourself in so I can close the door. >> Look at me. I'm what they did. >> They didn't do anything. They fixed it. Stop. I've got >> fixed nothing. >> Ma'am, I've also got your food, your fries, and your tomatoes. >> But that was They told you they was wrong. They said what you did. She did that. >> I'm going call my lawyer. They ask me. They said she did ask you that. She did ask. >> That's not what she told me. >> It was already on the receipt. >> No, it wasn't. I've got the receipt. >> I got the receipt in my pocket, too. You was wrong with letting it get away. You You was trying to solve it. You trying to solve the whole problem. >> Of course, I did. >> And then you going to try to tell me I was in violation. >> You were. >> How? >> By not providing your name and birthday when requested. You said multiple times you weren't going to give me your birthday. >> No, I said it twice. Why do I have to give it to I gave you my name. >> I already told you you had to. I'm there to investigate a complaint for one that you were part of. >> Right. And I didn't do nothing wrong. That's why I said call for me. I was not wrong at all. I ordered what I ordered. >> It's not detained. You're under arrest. Okay. If you need help getting down, I don't want you to fall. >> You told me to be quiet. Don't say nothing. >> I didn't say that. Oh, I did a couple of times. Told you to walk away. Let me hand you. >> I did walk away. And then you kept coming back, Timmy. I was the uh >> You kept coming back. >> You said that I was dis I was against the law. How was I against the law? >> I've told you five times already. >> I gave you everything you need. >> No, you did not. Absolutely. You did not. >> Stand up. It'll make this more comfortable for you. I'm going to take those off so I can put them around the front. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Now, stand up. It's going to be easier. I don't want to bend your arms the wrong way. >> Mom, my arms hurt. I had two circles. >> They were both double checked. And we're not too tight. >> Hey, is this going down? Look at that. >> That's nothing. >> So, what else we do? >> Here's the deal. I need this. >> Yeah. Loosen this up. >> Hang on. Let me check it. I will check it. But I need this. >> I can take all my own stuff. I don't need to take all my clothes. All my clothes. >> I'm not taking off your clothes. >> All my garments and nothing. If I can fit my finger in it, it's not too tight. >> Yes, it is. Look at that. It's not. >> Okay. Put Look Put this on your camera right here. Put this on your camera. Look at that. You got a whole wrist just >> No. Stand up and check your pockets. >> Ain't no phone in here. >> Got another phone in here. >> And if it is, it's not my >> Okay. I need to check your pockets. >> You're not going to touch me. Put a female in here. >> I'll do that if that's what I do. >> Wait. Go get one. You ain't going to touch nothing. Okay. >> That's why I said I'm going to get a female. >> You're wrong there. But I do have a female coming. >> Oh, you can set food. Yeah. >> Yes. >> Search me then. >> You told me you don't search me. >> No, I'm doing it. >> Search me. >> I'm doing what I can search >> to accommodate you. >> You say you want to search me. Search me one sandwich and fry and then they call you and I told you they didn't give you my order. She did give you it. She said she paid for that. We'll take care of the dam. You can say what you want to say. She going to bring your ass. I'm not going no. >> I'm trying to be calm and rational and reasonable. That's it. I want to get you in. out of here. >> That's not an option right now. >> Okay, that's fine. Then tell the judge >> I ain't judged much. She already seen >> Oh, no. She won't till you show up. >> I know. So, y'all see >> the officer made several attempts to explain the reason for her arrest, but reasoning with her was like shouting into a void. She kept yelling, flailing, and serving up chaos with a side of entitlement. Meanwhile, the mayo clinging to the corner of her lip added an accidental punchline to the whole scene. At least she got her sandwich with lettuce, tomato, and those sacred no salt fries. >> Got some goddamn food. When I got a receipt and and I got my food, I brought it back in the store. I got my food back in the store >> and told her that she went wrong. When he came in, she told him, she gave her, she gave her lettuce and tomato. So, we're going to fix that. You understand? >> Hey, you going to tell me that I'm going to speak some justice? >> Yeah. >> Okay, we'll see about that. >> I didn't want it to get to this. I told you multiple times. >> I did. I said you said something quiet. Let me do it with you. >> Yeah. And then I asked you. >> But she lied and you got mad because I was defending myself. >> It's not like I didn't even give. >> I did. You did. You did it. >> Okay. You know what? We're not going to argue. >> That's why I'm sitting here. Which I'm sitting here. I gave my name. I gave my mother last name. >> You didn't give me your birthday or your address, which is required. I'm stuck just in my hands. You hurt my arm. No, >> these aren't my wrist. >> If you'd like me to switch them, I'll put them on a dip your other arm. But that's up to you. When you break your wrist against them like that, that's what I call me anyway. I do my >> Okay. Get me out of here. >> I'm trying to explain that, but you keep on interrupting me. The faster way for you to go home. Get me out of here. Get me out of here. >> All right, just to let this be known, I am not going to talk to you if you continue to yell at me. >> Let me out of here. >> Okay, we're able to identify you without you providing all the information. out of here. >> Okay, you're going to continue to yell like that. We're not going to go through the paperwork with you. All right, you're too hostile right now. You need to relax and calm down. >> I can be okay. I feel >> I really don't like for no reason. I'm stacking. >> I snatched your arm. This was surgery. I just had surgery. But you're the one who's >> I had surgeries on my wrist. >> I'm trying to >> I am an officer. >> You are. >> Inside the station, the energy skyrocketed into full courtroom fantasy mode. She banged her cuffed arm on the bench like she was staging a onewoman protest. her voice trying to fit an ocean of fury into a single suffocated scream through a tantrum so theatrical even chaos itself might have paused and wondered if someone was out here gunning for its title. >> Don't do that. >> I'm grabbing a certain hand. I just had it last month. >> You ain't checking God. You're not a doctor. >> I'm going to grab you locking me up for no reason. >> Will you let go of that? >> Stop pulling on that. >> Will you let go of that so I can take the other one off your wrist? >> Ain't no other. I am not letting control of this. >> Okay, you better not be on me. >> Let go of that. >> I said this is surgery. That's surgery. I just >> You going to respect that whether you want to or not. >> You are locking me out for no reason. I committed no crime. No crime. >> What about my damn shoes? You don't like them? >> You want teens or something? What's up? >> Cuz they're on your foot. >> You want to talk about me? What you talking about me for? >> That's >> why are you talking about me? >> I asked if you were coming to our jam or not. Lock me up. >> I don't know if you're I don't know what you're >> That makes me better. Yes, I'm coming. Now what? >> Okay, you're good. >> People have died in y'all prison. What prison are you? >> She's going to be released in misdemeanor. >> What prison are you in? What prison are you in? Who do you think you are? >> I'm with walking in there with >> you. Ain't nobody just a female in a suit. >> I suppose I'm that. >> That's how you feel when she come to our prison. What you going to do? I ain't scared of you either. I ain't scared of them. I ain't scared of you. >> I don't want you to be scared. >> I mess with my lawyer. see this whole damn tape. Do >> you have anything? >> Thank you. Appreciate it. >> I ain't I ain't did nothing to my coming in your prison, but I choose not to go there anymore. I wish you would do something in your prison. Your ass on the street, too. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Okay. >> Then it'll all get thrown out in court. >> I did nothing wrong. Nothing. >> Out in court. You got nothing. >> You saw it yourself when you was standing there. You said, "Okay, this y'all was right. Y'all should go into >> You didn't say that." >> No. did wasn't it on my order? And she said that's me delivered to her. >> No, she didn't say that. She She said it wasn't on the order cuz I looked at it and it wasn't on the order. >> That's what I order. >> And then I asked for it and they got it for you. >> Okay. You asked for I said, "You know what? All you have to do I I didn't come here for no problem." >> I know. >> I asked for lettuce, tomatoes, and and double fish >> and order fries on the side. >> And you got that? >> No, I didn't. That's why I was back. She brought her everything ass up there. I'm like, "Oh, no." I said, "Well, you know what? I'm not going to argue anybody. Go on call police. Go on call." And young man said, he had already told she didn't order last tomatoes. I give her that. And she said, "Oh, maybe she did." Who orders last tomato fix? Tell me that. >> You obviously. >> Yeah. Exactly. So, he told her you she did order last tomato. She Yes, she did. >> The reality is we still had to show up. >> And I was cooperative with you. >> No, you weren't. She didn't provide her name and >> I was corrected the whole way until you said Carolyn you are obstructing that pissing me off. >> Okay, why did I do something wrong? >> Cuz I was there to make a report and I needed your name and date of birth and your >> I gave you my name. I need my birthday. >> I know you did. That's part of the requirement. >> I didn't never say nothing. >> You also need my birthday. I said why am I being detained? >> Our lady insisted she was detained for no reason. Conveniently forgetting she had expertly gift wrapped those charges herself. The officer might as well have been talking to a brick wall given the way she was responding to his explanations. She kept claiming her lawyer was going to watch the videotape like it would magically rewrite the whole messy tomato and lettuce fiasco. >> And I said I did nothing wrong. You said you gave me a charge just because you think you did. >> But you gave me a charge. I'm giving you two charges. You didn't come before right now. I'm sitting right here. You went out there and do what you want to do. I said what you got to do >> and you you got your cuffs in your hand. >> I do cuz I'm going to cuff you to the bench >> and go ahead and photoshop me then. >> I'm not going to photoshop anything. >> Go ahead and do whatever you're doing. >> Okay, then we're going to sit you down. >> Why you cut the camera off? >> I moved. >> You cut that camera off. Yes, you did. >> I moved it from over there. >> But you cut it off. >> No, I didn't. I guarantee you this entire thing, it's been going the whole time since I got to McDonald's. Okay. lawyer, you had that camera sitting right there. No, I never cut off. >> I want you to tell your lawyer that I cut off. >> I am going to tell him tell them everything >> and then when he reviews it, he'll see that I didn't. And that'll go between my lawyer and >> absolutely my handcuffs loose. >> It'll be off shortly. >> I just had on my wrist. >> I know. >> Over my wrist. Y'all have no right to tap me up on my wrist. I told you to get surgery out of here. I need money >> or I can take your pictures and you can go home. >> You said I got to sit till Tuesday. >> No, I didn't say that. I said if you refuse this stuff, you will sit till Tuesday because the judge isn't in tomorrow cuz it's a holiday. Okay. There's no need for you. >> Today is Sunday. >> Tomorrow is Labor Day. The holiday. >> What? Monday? >> Yeah. So, the judges won't be there. Courthouse is closed. >> So, you arrested me and I have to stay here detained. I will stay here detained. You don't have to. And no, you wouldn't stay here. We would take you to walk. So reality is if we take your pictures, you go home. You walk out of here. >> I shouldn't even be in here. >> Again, that's an argument for the judge, right? That's an argument for your lawyer and the judge. >> I shouldn't even be in here in the first place. >> That's okay. You're you're entitled to that opinion. >> Harassing me, throwing me on the ground, doing homeless that wasn't even necessary. >> I agree it wasn't necessary, but you didn't. You weren't listening and you were resisting my arrest. >> Even though you said, "Give me your name and phone number." And I said, I'm going to have to give you all my information. >> I did not ask for your phone. >> And you said I was wrong. >> You were stand right there. That's okay. You can't. Here's the deal. What I want you to do is get a hold of your lawyer as soon as you can. >> I'm not scared of you. And he did this. >> No, that's fine. I don't want you to be scared of me. >> You did. And that was wrong. >> Here you go. Just turn and look at this camera. >> So, don't act like he was right. >> All right. Did you look up so I can get your face? >> Look up halfway for me. How's that? >> Little bit quarter. >> No, >> I did. Just make sure you make your court date. >> Make sure you make my court date. >> If they request me to be there, I will. Hope they do it. >> Okay. >> And I ain't never had no beef with y'all. And that's why I called the police, too. I said, "You come down here and see what's going on." >> All right. I don't know if you have a problem with alcohol or not. >> If you need help, if you need help, there's help out there. >> No. No. Ma'am, this way. Wrong way. Wrong way. >> You've been drinking. Here's the deal. You've got to come. I want to make sure I want to make sure you know there's help available if you want it. >> 20 years ago. Shut up. >> Oh, it's still going on. >> Shut up. The officer tried to snap her mug shot, but getting her to cooperate was like asking a cat to take a bath. If you still thought she'd leave with grace, nope. She stormed out like a hurricane, leaving a trail of chaos in her wake. But let's just imagine the moment she tries to explain her tomato and lettucefueled saga to her lawyer like it's the trial of the century. Carolyn A. Douglas faced two charges for resisting or obstructing a peace officer. She was later released with a notice to appear in court after she came back to the station demanding her food and receipt. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. Click on anyone and I promise you won't regret it. You'll definitely enjoy this one. See you next time.