Do you miss Do you understand? >> If I do eight steps or seven steps, are you going to >> miss Miss Just Do you >> embarrass me online? >> Okay. So, just so I'm clear, you're going to do the test. >> You're not going to make me I'm going to ask you what's my alternative? >> It's yes or no. >> Now, what if I say >> On December 18th, 2025, an East Greenwich officer spotted a vehicle performing a dangerous dance across the center line. What started as a standard traffic stop quickly turned into a masterclass in entitlement and obnoxious behavior. The driver wasn't just some random traveler. She was a local figure with a very high opinion of herself. Unfortunately for her, the badge didn't care about her social status or her dinner plans at the Oyster Bar. >> How you doing? >> So, I dropped my cousin off. I'm like, is he pulling me over? >> Yeah, pulling you over. >> So, listen. Patrolling St. Laurent badge 187 East Greenwich Police. I want to let you know you're being audio and video recorder right now by body one camera. So, listen. You're having a tough time maintaining your lane. I followed you going up division, right? And you're going into the opposite lane and then coming back over. Is there any reason for that? >> I was talking to my cousin. >> All right. Do you have your license, registration, insurance, please? >> I also have mine in the news. >> Okay. All right. >> I'm dropping them off. >> Okay. >> I think this one's expired, but I have the new one in my bag. >> Okay. How about your registration insurance, too, please? >> Probably not, my friend. >> What's that? >> Probably not. >> I don't need yours. Let's find this. >> We're going right there. Right behind that building. >> Okay. I know I don't have it. Somebody wants >> You don't have You don't have your registration or insurance? >> Nothing. >> Probably on my phone. >> All right. Yeah, that's fine. Where you coming from tonight, miss? >> Um, dinner. >> Dinner? >> Dinner? >> Where was dinner? >> What was it? Um, the fish place. >> I'm sorry. I can't hear you. Yeah. No, I understand that. But I'm talking to her. Miss, I'm I'm asking where you're coming from tonight. >> I bar Spanish. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Where you headed now? >> Her house right there. >> Right there. >> Yeah. >> That's a plaza. >> No. Right behind there is her condo. >> Okay. >> Alo dry bar. >> What is it? >> Blow dry bar. >> She drank. I didn't the worst fell in town. Is a Geico. >> I'm sorry. What' you say? >> This on the trail. >> What? What's the point of this? >> What do you mean? What's the point? >> Pulling me over. I'm not drinking. She is. >> I pulled you over for a violation. That's why. >> I I don't swerve. So, >> well, you were though. You were >> cuz I was talking. >> Okay. >> I'm not arguing with you. You probably know everybody you work with, but I'm not. >> I don't know who you work with, miss, and does not matter to me. >> Doesn't matter to me. You know what? I got Botox. >> This woman was absolutely obnoxious from the jump, acting like the laws of physics and the road didn't apply to her. She tried to blame her erratic swerving on a conversation with her cousin, [music] which is a bold strategy when you're crossing into oncoming traffic. It was clear she felt she was in total control of the situation. >> I don't think the freaking thing recognizes me. >> Okay. >> But I definitely have insurance. I definitely have registration. >> I think the millions of dollars are freaking my car. >> You want to pull over to her house? >> Follow us to her house. >> Why would I want to follow you to her house? >> No, it's I mean it's just on the It's like right around the corner. >> I own a business listen. I own a business right in here, but I also have a sir. >> Okay, >> sir. I respect. >> So, so Miss Buchcci, is is that correct? Yes. >> Okay. So, listen. I'm going to ask you, okay? Did you have anything to drink tonight? >> I had a glass of wine about 2 hours ago. >> All right. So, you just told you were just saying though, you were just stating that you didn't have anything. Now, you had a glass of wine. It was just a glass of wine >> probably 3 hours ago. And that's legal. Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. All right. All right. I'm just asking you. So, you're not able to find the registration of the insurance? >> Well, I probably can. It's salty. Let me But I think my face ID is not working. >> All right. >> Cuz I have both. [laughter] I think that's why my face is not working. I'm so confused by it. But I definitely have insurance. Like, >> okay. All right. All right. >> Follow me. And I I >> No, I don't need I don't need to follow you. I don't >> All right, miss. Just sit tight, okay? I'll be right back with you. All right. I'll be right back. Just sit tight. Okay. She was going to pull in there and then she freaking swerved the entire vehicle back over here. So, she just she just kept driving. Yeah. So, you know, >> power on down. >> Yep. >> All right, Miss Buchcci, I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle for a second. I want to talk to you at the rear. Miss, just stay in the vehicle for me. Okay. Just walk back there for me. >> She's joking. >> Okay. All right. Just come over here for me. Okay. >> I'm listening. >> Okay. All right. All right. Do you have anything in your mouth? >> You don't have any gum or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Okay. So, listen. All right. >> She really thought she could charm or pull rank to get out of this, but the officer wasn't buying the glass of wine 3 hours ago story. Watching her realize she wasn't in control for the first time in her life was honestly so satisfying. Her arrogance was already reaching peak levels before she even stepped out. [music] Things got even more embarrassing. >> What else did you have to drink tonight? >> Just a glass of wine. Like >> that's it? >> Just one glass of wine. >> It's my cousin. I'm taking her home. We went to a Christmas party. I don't drink. Very random. Nor would I drive if I drank. My husband would drive if I was drinking. >> Okay. >> I think I'm pretty cool. So, it's fine. >> So, I can smell alcohol coming off your breath right now. And your driving was pretty erratic. So, you you I mean, you can make all the faces you want. That's perfectly fine. >> Embarrass me. >> I'm not embarrassing you, miss. You put yourself in this position, not me. So, listen. Stay in the vehicle. Stay in the vehicle. Stay in the vehicle. Stay in the vehicle. told you she drank. Stop embarrassing us. >> I'm not embarrassing you, miss. I'm doing my job. Yeah. Oh, I am. >> No, I am, right? Oh, yeah. Okay, that's fine. All right. >> I'm sorry. >> What did you say? >> Who I am, right? >> I don't know who you are, miss. And I I frankly I No, I I really don't. Frankly, I don't. And you know, >> that's the So, listen. So, listen to me. So, listen to me, okay? You can start throwing out names and start doing out what you need to do. It's not going to work with me. I'm telling you right now. I I'm not the guy for that. the girl for that either. >> Well, you're starting that. You're starting it. You are. And just so you know, everything's recorded here. Okay. >> I hope it is. >> Yeah, it is. So, listen. The next thing I'm going to ask you, okay, you're willing to go through some standardized field sobriety test or SFSD? >> No. You know what I wanted to do? >> Sit down. >> I think this is abuse. I think >> it's not abuse, miss. I'm asking you a simple question. >> Is not driving and you're abusing her. I think so. Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> Hurry. Just get in the car. >> Miss, listen to me. Okay. I'm going to ask you again. Are you willing to go through standardized field sobriety tests or SFSDs? >> No. What? I I I actually just want you to call my husband. >> All right. So, you're not going to do them. >> You want to arrest me? >> Are you not going to do the test? It's a yes or no. It's a yes or no. Nope. Nope. You're not going to. Nope. You're not calling anybody. >> So, are you going to Are you going to do the test? Yes or no? >> Are you going to do the test? Yes or no? Are you going to do the test? Yes or no? Are you going to do the test? Yes or no? >> I'll do the test. Of course, I will. >> Okay. Go on. It was a complete disgrace to watch a 50-year-old [music] lady act this way while being investigated for drunk driving. Instead of cooperating, she tried to throw out names and connections, proving she had a way too high opinion of herself. The officer held his ground, reminding her that his body cam was catching every bit of her [music] disgusting attitude for the world to see. >> So, I'm going to have you remove your bag. Okay. >> Yeah. You got this recorded, right? >> Yep. >> To embarrass me online. >> Okay. So, just so I'm clear, you're going to do the test. You're not going to make me tippy toe. But yeah, if I can stay right there for me. How can I? >> So, listen. I'm going to give you explanation and demonstration. >> So, listen. I'm going to give you explanation and demonstration for each test. Okay. First thing I'm going to ask you. >> I'm sorry. >> Make sure you're recording this. >> Yeah, it's recorded. Yep. All right. So, listen. First thing I'm going to ask you, do wear any glasses or contact lenses? >> I do not. >> Okay. Uh, do you have any eye injuries? >> I do not. >> Okay. Place your feet together, hands down by your side, just like this. I'm not going to lie, you make me a little anxious, but getting out of the car, that's making me nervous. All right, she's fine. We're fine. She's fine. We're fine. All right, what do you want me to do? >> Okay. All right. Place your feet together, hands down by your side. Okay. See the tip of my pen here? You're going to follow that with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Don't move your head at all. Just follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Do you understand? Nope. Keep your head straight. >> That's a little difficult for any human, but I'll do it. I'll do it. >> Okay. >> Are you going to follow it? >> Only because of the light. I turned at the last second. >> So, listen. I'm going to give you another opportunity. You going to follow this? Yes or no? >> Yes. I did it. >> We're going to try that again. >> I thought I did it, but the light was like blurring. >> Nope. Nope. >> Do you want me to get caught? Like, what are you doing? >> I'm not doing anything, miss. I'm trying to administer I'm trying to administer. Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter how old I am. I'm trying to administer tests to you and you're not following my directions. That's what's going on. >> I got to tell you what. My nephew's law enforcement. My uncle's law enforcement. What do you want me to do? You want to embarrass me? I'm an old lady. All right, I'll do it again. I can do it all day long if you are. >> I'm going to I'm going to give you one last opportunity. Okay. >> All right. >> Put the light down cuz nobody could do it with the Nobody could do it with the light in their face. I think it's rude. >> Okay. >> I could do it though. Do you want to arrest me? Do you want to arrest me? >> We're done. >> Yeah. >> All right. Next test. We're going to move on. >> It's wild that you're making it crazy. >> The sobriety test was a total train wreck because she refused to follow even the simplest directions. It was embarrassing to see her struggle while claiming she could do it all day long. She was clearly more worried about being embarrassed online than the fact that she was a danger to everyone on the road. >> Like the next test is a walk and turn test. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Uh are you willing to do the test? >> Not really, but I'll do it via entertainment only. >> It's just a yes or no. >> Actually, what's my other option? You can say my attorney. >> Nope. You can say no and we can move on. And >> And what's a no? What's a no? cuz I want to take my cousin home. I want to go home. You want to make it a big long. >> It's just a yes or a no, miss. That's all. I just need a yes or a no. >> What's the options? >> It's a yes or a no. It's >> I'm going to ask you what's my alternative? >> It's yes or no. >> And what if I say >> you can make whatever decision? Listen, I'm not going to argue with you. I'm not going to argue with you. >> So, it's going to raise a kid like you. I'm asking you my alternatives. If I say, "What's my alternatives?" You should say, "Ma'am, you walk the line, you go to the police station, or you walk the line and get in the car." What's my option? >> Yes, Miss I'm gonna ask you one last time. Okay. >> What's my options, though? One last thing. You said yes. You said my >> We are not allowed. >> What? What do you guys >> Listen, we are legally not allowed. >> I I honestly feel bad if I was a black human. I think you guys No, honestly, I feel for bad for the people. I feel bad for the people that are not in my position. Yes. You're not going to you're not going to do anything. >> So, what are you going to do? Arrest? >> You're not going to you're not going to do anything? It's a yes or a no. >> I'll do it. >> Okay. Okay. Nothing's going to Okay. Any injuries I should be aware of? >> Record this. >> Any any injuries that I should be aware of? >> That knee on my left knee. >> All right. Would it hinder you to walk and turn? >> Could be. It just died today. >> Okay. It's a yes or a no? [snorts] >> Yes. >> So, you can't you can't do the test. Is that what you're telling me? >> I probably can. I'll try. But your left knee went out. >> Okay. All right. So, what I'm going to do first is put you in a position of instruction. Okay? While in this position, I do not want you to break the position of instruction at any time during my demonstration or an explanation of the test. And I do not want you to start walking down this white line that we're going to use for the test. Okay. >> Nope. All right. So, position instruction. Okay. We're going to start on this white line. She actually had the nerve to bring up race, saying she felt bad for others in her position, which was just a desperate attempt to [music] deflect from her own failure. It's wild how a manipulative person acts when they're caught red-handed. She even tried to claim a bad knee and suddenly died that very day to avoid walking a straight line. >> Okay, you're going to place your left foot. Actually, you know what? We're going to use this line instead. It's more straight and it's more flat over here. >> I didn't use a little baby line. >> Nope. So, you're going to start right here, miss. >> Call my husband right now. >> All right, miss. You're going to start >> call the attorney general and everybody else. >> Miss, you're going to start over here, please. >> Cuz this is disgusting. >> Miss, you're going to start over here, please. >> God forbid I was a black person. I'd be arrested. >> Miss, you're going to start over here, please. Miss, >> well, make sure my husband's on his way. >> Miss, you are going to start right Okay. >> What are you going to do? >> I've had enough. You're going to shoot me. What are you going to do? >> I'm giving you another opportunity. Start over there, please. >> Right here on this line. >> Yep. All right. That's fine. Yep. All right. Yep. That's perfectly fine. So, listen. You're going to start with your left foot on the line. Your right foot is going to be in front in a heel to toe manner with your arms down by your side. Heel to toe. Heel to toe. >> Heel to toe. Miss. Miss. Heel to toe. I am showing you heel to toe. Heel to toe. Arms down by your side. What you're going to do is you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down this line. And then you're going to turn them in. And then I'm going to demonstrate to you. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps back down the line. >> I'm really nervous. >> Okay. This is the wrong. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to demonst I'm going to demonstrate it to you. Okay. >> Stay in that position for me. >> No, show me the demon. >> Stay in the position, please. >> Show me the >> Stay in the position, please. >> Heel to toe, miss. >> Heel to toe, please. >> I don't know what heel to toe means. >> I just showed you, miss. It's like this. Heel to toe. You're not in it, but okay. We'll we'll continue. All right. So, listen. I'm going to demonstrate it to you. Okay. You're going to start. Okay. One, two, three. Simulating that's your ninth step. You're going to keep that front foot on the line. You're going to take a series of small steps and turn. Okay? In this manner, in this manner only >> and then you're going to continue back down the line. Nine heel to toe steps as so. Okay? >> Where's my husband? >> Okay. As you do this, okay, >> like what is he doing? >> As you do this, miss, keep your arms down by your side, look down at your feet, count your steps out loud, and don't stop the >> She acted like heel to toe walking was some ancient forgotten language she couldn't possibly understand. >> [music] >> It's hard to watch someone this obnoxious try to play the helpless old lady card while simultaneously threatening the officer's career. She was doing everything except the actual test, proving she knew exactly how much she had actually drunk. >> Until you've completed it, do you understand, miss? Do you understand? >> I do. I do. >> Do you have any questions? >> Honestly, I do. Can you do it one more time? >> Sure. I'll do it for you one more time. >> No, I want to do it on the line. >> Nope. right here. It's going to start like this. One, two, three. Simulating that's your ninth step. You're going to keep that front foot on the line. Keep your arms down by your side. Look down at your feet. Count your steps all out and don't stop the test until you've completed my cousin. >> Miss, do you understand? >> No, I'm talking to you. >> Miss yelling. Miss, do you miss eight steps or seven steps? Are you going to >> miss Miss Just Do you understand what I just instructed to you? It's a yes or no. >> Did you talk to my husband? Is he on his way? >> All right, miss. >> So, why are you guys embarrassing me? >> Miss, miss, miss. On the line, please. >> This guy is like talking gibberish. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Yep. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Yep. Okay. >> Give me the camera. You're a dick. >> After failing to follow a single instruction, [music] the officer finally had enough and decided a seat in the patrol car was the best place for her. Her political aspirations were basically dissolving in real time as she shrieked about [music] being a 50-year-old lady. >> Like, I am not drinking. You're a loser. >> Stop. >> You know, how old are you? I'm a 50-y old lady. You should be herself. I hope you lay your >> I hope they write your own mother, too. >> Stop. >> I don't drink. >> Nope. Nope. Nope. Stop. >> I can't stand. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> You want to do nice? >> Take a seat. >> What do you want to do? embarrassing me. >> Okay. >> You have a roast. >> All right. >> Drink it and drive. >> I'm going to reach over and fasten you with the seat belt. >> I didn't even drink your [ __ ] >> Okay. >> I'm going to read your rights on scene. You're suspected of driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and or drugs. You have the right to remain silent. You do not have to answer any questions or give statements. If you do answer questions or give statements, they can use the evidence against you. [ __ ] off. >> You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, won't be provided for you. You do not have to answer any questions or give statements. If you give up your right to remain silent, anything you say cannot be used against you in a court of law. If you do talk to the police, you can stop at any time. These are constitutional rights. You understand them? Okay. Hey, miss. Step out. Just watch yourself. >> Okay. Just walk that way. Okay. I can go >> camera on. >> Miss, turn that way for me. >> Did you prove I'm drinking? >> Okay, miss. I'm going to take your handcuffs off. You okay? >> I hope. >> All right, take a seat for me. What do you have in your pockets, miss? >> Wish I had my jewel, but I don't. >> This was a classic case of a high status [music] Karen hitting the brick wall of reality. She went from an aspiring mayor to a total disgrace in the span of one traffic stop. [music] Her attempt to bully and namerop her way out of a DUI was a complete failure. [music] Some people think they own the town, but the law doesn't care about your Botox or your political ambitions. She was formally arrested and charged with driving under the influence, operating a vehicle without insurance, and obstructing justice. Her [music] disgusting behavior toward the officers didn't help her case, and the video evidence ensured she wouldn't be winning any elections anytime soon. [music] She traded her reputation for a glass of wine and a massive dose of entitlement, [music] proving once and for all that nobody is above the law. Do you think she deserved more charges for her verbal abuse, [music] or was the DUI enough to humble her? Let us know in the comments if you found her Botox defense as hilarious as we did. If you enjoyed watching this entitlement [music] crumble, make sure to hit that like button and subscribe for your daily dose of body cam justice.