What is your problem? >> Stop. Sit. >> What is your problem? You [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Want to go in handcuffs? >> No. I >> sit in your car. >> Why is your nose so Why is your [ __ ] so big? Why is your nose so big? >> Karens are known for their entitled attitudes and thinking they're above the law. But what happens when officers face a Karen so unhinged she makes the usual ones look tame? >> Fire this guy. >> Oh. Oh. Hey, you better not. >> Hey, you can roll the window down for me. >> No. >> Okay. Okay. Well, then you need to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I don't. >> You going to get out of the vehicle? >> Are you going to get out of the vehicle? >> This is your last warning. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> These were the moments when cops dealt with truly one ina- million Karens. We begin with the case of this full-blown Karen who completely lost it after being called out for attempting to drive while heavily intoxicated. On February 19th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a Wind Dixie following reports of a possible DUI. But what they didn't expect was that they were about to encounter one of the most outrageous Karens they'd ever dealt with. >> Hello. >> Okay. >> I'm just trying to stop her from driving. >> Okay. What's so what's going on? >> She's drunk. >> Okay. >> She's always drunk. >> Okay. >> She's up here. She's drunk. She got better part of two quarts of wine in her and she's up here getting more. Okay. >> I followed her up, told her, "I'll give you a ride back." She won't hear any part of it. And these guys can testify that it's been pretty embarrassing. >> Also, her their neighbor. >> Yeah, I know. That I just met >> That has nothing to do with it. Just hang out over there for a minute. >> That I just met a minute ago. Same with this guy came up to save. >> Can you guys grab your IDs for me? >> Yes. >> All right. And that's her purse. >> Yeah. >> Awesome. Can I take that, please? >> I don't know. She's got an ID in there for somewhere. >> That's okay. Nope. Don't worry about it. I'll go through it. >> All right. I'll just stay in here, >> please. Yeah. There's the door people right there. Upon making contact with the caller, he explained that the woman was visibly drunk and had been causing a disturbance. Coming up, the officer spoke with her for the first time. >> I didn't know. >> Hang out over there for me. >> What is your problem? >> Stop. Sit down. >> What is your problem, you [ __ ] bastard? >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Why don't you shut up? You don't have a [ __ ] badge on, you >> go sit in your car. >> You don't have a You don't have a bad >> Go sit in your car. She's a >> I don't care. Go sit in your car. Go sit in your car. >> Don't touch me. >> I'm not touching you. Sit in the car. >> Don't touch me. >> You want to go in handcuffs? >> No. >> Sit in your car. >> Ma'am, stop right now or go sit in your car. >> Let go. Go sit in your car. >> You're going to go to jail. >> All right. Too late. >> Too late. >> Tell my car. I'm standing back. You're under arrest. >> You bastard. Sorry, >> you piece of [ __ ] >> I'm going to jail for what, Jack? >> Obstruction at this point. >> You >> okay? >> Forget the groceries, Jack. For getting groceries. I'm going to jail. I have the other one. >> You What were they saying? >> I was on special activities. >> Traffic 6. Oh, you had background. What was that? >> Really, Jeff? You're getting groceries. I'm going to jail. >> I'm sorry, buddy. Go away. Go over there, please. Just go over there. You're making I'm on scene. We have one in custody. You've got one. You [ __ ] short. >> You got one. >> Stop. >> Maybe someday you get more than one. >> I don't know what your is. >> Okay. >> Stop. >> What's my What's my problem? I've got cups on me. >> Okay. Well, it sounds Well, you know what? You could have done that if you chose a better plan of action here. You were given several verbal commands, my law enforcement officer, and you chose not >> Drop that, please. And you got a earring in you. >> Earpiece. >> Okay. Oh, >> it's our radio. >> Okay, we can tell you. >> Why didn't you Why did you You're an ugly. >> You really are an ugly. >> All right. You really are an ugly. She's bleeding from me. I think >> you're an ugly. >> All right. >> Even after the woman was cuffed, her hostile behavior didn't seem to ease. In fact, it only got worse as time went on. >> Hey, don't do that. >> Get another. >> Now you got a felony. >> Oh my law enforcement. >> Oh my goodness. Let's see what this brings. >> Stop. >> Need a hobble. >> You can put her. >> Yeah, you need a hobble. Let's go and grab a hobble. >> I don't have a hobble. They don't. >> Uh, yeah. There's no I got Yep. >> All right. Whose car you going in? Where is it? Okay. All right. >> Get you a [ __ ] knee out of mine. Okay. Youing little c. No. You're a little ball. >> I'm kind of losing some hair, I guess. >> I'm fine. >> You are good. >> All right. >> All right. Let's get over there. >> All right. Let go of your car. Let go of your car. >> Let go of the car. >> Let go of the car. >> Let go of the car. here. >> Yep. >> I'll go on the other side. >> All right. Yeah. >> I'll get it. We'll get it. We'll get >> She already tried kicking. Uh, >> she's already kicked me. >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. >> Lift your legs up. I can pull her. >> Okay. Ready? Go ahead. Go. Go ahead. Pull her. All right. >> All right. Got a hobble. All right. Watch your face. Watch your face. I can't. >> You got a hobble? >> Yeah, he's got it. Got her. >> Better resisting. >> I'm sorry. >> You bastard. You >> sit up. >> Get away. Get away from me. You piece of [ __ ] You piece of you look like aing piece of [ __ ] >> Why are you so angry? >> Why did you so angry? Why is your nose so I never met you? >> Why is your nose so big? Why is your nose so big? >> Seat belt. Seat belt. Sorry. >> Okay. >> Get away from me. Get away from me. >> I got to stop them. >> Oh, okay. >> That's the bottom one. That's the bottom one. >> Oh, there it is. Okay. >> I got to stop them for you. >> All right. Put on your seat belt. Okay, you got to sit back. Sit back. >> Putting your seat belt on. >> Don't you try to bite me. You piece of [ __ ] All right. I know. I don't know why you're so angry. >> After endless resistance, the woman was finally placed in the cruiser and was soon on her way to jail. However, before leaving, the officer spoke with the caller once again. >> I'll be back. One more second. >> Will you guys eventually what a marchman or baker for you? >> Uh that's going to have to come. So, she's going to jail obviously for resisting our obstruction and then she's going to go for battery on LE cuz she kicked me. And then um when she gets out, you'll have to file for an exparte order uh for her to go to take your evidence for the judge and apply for it and then the judge can make her go get treatment. >> I got to wait for her to get out though to do start all that or can I How do I do that? >> You go down to the courthouse >> and just I'll figure it out for >> Yeah. You just file it and everything like that. >> Nope. It's going with me. Nope. It's going with me for me. >> Nope. You're good. Okay. Car's lock. This is her shoes. >> That's fine. >> Okay. [Music] >> You bastard. You >> get away. Get away from me. >> Hello, Barbara. >> Wow. All you guys for what? One little 119 lb girl. >> Yeah, unfortunately. >> Really? >> Well, that's a right there. >> Well, that's not nice. >> She's not nice either. >> Bro, are you in any car accidents today? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> Why you ask that? >> I just got to ask. >> Okay. >> Uh, you got any or weapons or anything like that? >> I don't do I don't do weapons. >> Okay. You don't have anything on you though? >> I'm a registered nurse on me. Okay. >> Were where you a nurse at? I was a nur nurse at Faucet. I was I was a nurse in nursing homes. Okay. >> That's what I do. Okay. >> All right. So, what I'm going to have you do, I'm going have you swing your legs out so we can get you out of here. [Music] >> I'm trying. I'm going to help you out. I'm going to help you out. >> I'm not resisting. I'm trying. All right. I'm going to have you step out. Okay. >> I got it. >> Okay. I just don't want you to fall. >> I got it. >> All right. We're going to walk right in there. Okay. >> The woman was charged with DUI, resisting arrest and battery on law enforcement. Moving on to the case where this unhinged Karen made the bold decision to pepper spray an officer only to play the victim afterward. >> Please stop. Stop. >> Don't make it worse than it already is. Ma'am, >> Metro, she just sprayed me with mace. >> On May 10th, 2022, while on duty at a department store, an officer was alerted to a shoplifting in progress. However, the encounter with the suspect took multiple turns the officers never saw coming. How you doing, man? Too late. >> Please don't do it for me. Please stop. Stop. Please >> don't make it worse than it already is. Ma'am, >> please don't do it for me. Please. Please don't do it. >> I don't care. >> Please, sir. Please, sir. Please, sir. Please, sir. Please. >> Metro, she's running from me. Start them quick. She's in the store still. >> The woman's bold attempt to avoid consequences by running from the officer was definitely a bit naive. Still, she clung to the hope that her non-existent running skills might somehow help her get away. We're out back in the parking lot. Silver still running. Get away from me. Get away from me. >> You catching more charges, man. >> Get away from me. Get away from me. Get away from me. >> You catching more charges. >> Get away from me. I can't go to jail. I can't go to jail. >> I can't I can't go to jail. >> I can't go to jail. >> You spray me with that and I'm going to put you in jail. >> You going to put me in jail anyway. >> Felony. Get away from me. >> Metro. She just sprayed me with mace. >> Just when you thought things couldn't get more absurd, this Karen decided to flee the scene moments after she had pepper- sprrayed the officer. >> She's in a white sedan fleeing in the car. It's a white four-door sedan. I think that was impa >> I should have just her on the ground and quit playing with her. >> Well, unfortunately the news isn't going to treat you that way. Sorry. >> Ending video. Suspect escape. >> 929 Aorn 79 29 Aorn. It's going to be a black expedition. That's a lesson learned right there. What was her last direction to travel? Which way did she go >> on uh Apache? I mean um going down Shaunie towards middle ground. >> Okay. >> I mean he got 45 to that CS unit that was asking for the direction of travel. >> Um they're saying that they went towards middle ground off of Apache. Was it What color was it? >> White. >> White 104. It was a white and color Chevrolet Impala that was going eastbound towards middle ground on Shaunie's direction. Not Apache >> Shaunie. Right to the right. >> What was the attack? >> I called it out. I didn't write it down. Dude, I can barely see. >> I got you. Let me see if it's in there. >> Put out that she has pepper spray. >> Oh yeah, we know. We got a few guys over there in the area. >> ID in there and her phone. >> She got it. >> Sweet. >> Wait, her ID was in there? >> Yeah, I I got her purse from her. >> You're the officer. >> That's her purse. >> This is her purse. >> That's her purse. >> What's up, Wilson? >> Officers located the woman's ID in her purse and matched it with the vehicle's registration. When they followed up at the listed address, they saw the vehicle arrived to drop off a young child. But upon noticing police, the woman fled, reaching speeds of up to 100 mph. The pursuit ended in a neighborhood where she was eventually caught after nearly driving into a pond. >> Baron's Way. >> Baron's Way. >> Oh, okay. >> It's just a rough time for me. >> Okay. That's still not an excuse for anything. >> Yeah, I know. Okay. >> I checked. >> Yeah. We'll just >> I don't I've already gone through pockets. >> Okay. >> 1343. I had an address. >> There you go. >> I'm walking around now. >> Oh boy. >> Right back. >> Yeah, you're good. young lady. >> My name is Sergeant Washington. This is Detective Brunson. We're both property crimes detectives. Uh for police, how you doing? Can we get you anything to drink? >> We heard the officer side of story. We heard officers on scene side of story. Heard your family side of story. Do you want to talk to us and let us know what's going on? >> What happened? Why you did what you did? >> No. >> It's it's a yes or no, ma'am. I just have to read something to you if you want to stop. >> Okay, give me a second. >> Once again, we want to make sure you're okay. You want water? You want anything? Is is you feel the air in there? You feel the air? You see? It's pretty cool. >> Okay. All right. Give me one second. All right. You have the right to remain silent. >> The officers were more than courteous to the suspect, but as she began sharing her side of the story, she somehow saw herself as the victim. >> All right. Um, so again, I spoke with everybody. I'm detective process, my sergeant. So watch, we spoke with everybody pretty much involved. Um, >> do can you walk us through what happened? We know that you were trying to get some baby clothes for the I think you told the officer that. Can you walk me through from there of you procuring the items and why that was done? >> Well, it was done cuz it was so, you know, I ain't can't make no excuse for that. But >> I didn't even get out the door. like I ain't put no stuff in my purse or nothing. So like when I was like, "Okay, I put the stuff down." He just like kind of manhandled me and like I was like and then he said, "I don't give you and that's what really >> triggered it." >> Okay. And then from there what happened, man? >> I tried to get the phone. >> Okay. You said he man. >> Thank you. He said he manhandled you. Then he grabbed you on the shoulder, the arm. >> He grabbed my arm. He grabbed my wrist. >> Okay. >> He grabbed my side. He He manhandled me. Yeah. He rough me up and like Yeah. I'm not going to make no excuse. Yeah. I know I was doing something wrong, but God, >> you had to do all that. >> Okay. So, did you feel the need to pepper him at that point to protect yourself? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Cuz I felt like, you know, he was saying all kind of crazy stuff. >> I understand. That's kind of, you know, you both die. You never know. >> Everybody, how everybody feeling that moment? What's your pay to others at? >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Okay. So, you know, we got that part. Um, you told them that you said you don't give a [ __ ] >> At that which point you pepper sprayed them and then you wanted your car or your mom's car? >> Yeah, my mom's car. >> Who was the kids? >> But they said it was kids in the car. I ain't It was no kids in the car by myself. >> Okay. What? I was outside. I was parked right in front when you pulled in front of the house. >> But that was like after the fact, but they said that I was driving reckless with my kids and that that wasn't true. That's what your family said? >> I'm pretty sure you spoke to him cuz that's who I talked to. >> That wasn't you. Like, >> was that your kid? >> Uhhuh. No, >> my kid was the daddy. >> Okay. Who was the kid with you? Just someone dropped off. Just somebody that was dropping off over there. >> All right. So, you dropped the kid off. Cool. At which point that's when I I was outside the house. Officers tried to stop me. Took off going about 100. >> Going about 100. What you going, >> man? like you know I can't make no excuse for >> you driving you know for us >> like >> took off >> I can't make no excuse for it you know >> I'm not going to try to make an excuse for it was you know >> finally the woman seemed to realize there were no excuses for her actions stealing resisting arrest pepper spraying an officer and putting lives at risk by driving over 100 in a 60 zone just it's just a hard time but it's just it's no excuse for it but like if that So when they rough me up like that, then I would have >> you would have just said, "Hey, I did it." Whatever. >> It is what it is. >> Um, okay. At which point now that leads us to here >> again with you driving. I I don't know what school you went to for driving, but I mean, you talking about fitting a needle in a something that small. What were you doing? That's impressive. >> Give me a job. I won't have to steal. >> Yeah, I think a little late for that if you would have a couple months back, man. You still got job offers cuz that's some serious driving. You know some serious driving. >> It's not funny. It's not funny. >> And I'm sorry, but it got you. You can't just be handling people all kind of jacked up ways like that. >> And I appreciate you. I'll let him know. >> I apologize. >> Okay. I appreciate you speaking with us. Um I hope you feel better. >> What's going on with you? >> I don't notice hell. It just in my eyes. My eyes water. >> Got you. >> Probably got some spray on your hair >> from earlier. >> Right. Right. And then >> cuz it's burning. >> Yeah. You might got some pepper spray and then your lashes or whatever. I know EMS was just here. Did they look at you? >> Yeah, but it wouldn't burn it then. >> Okay. Okay. >> Well, we'll try and get you out of here. We see you get some transport. Okay. >> You ready to go now? >> The woman was charged with shoplifting and felony obstruction. Moving on to the case where this Karen lost it after she violated a protection order on her daughter. >> You're ruining our life. >> I'm not ready. >> Yes, you are. You guys won't do any good in the world. >> That's not true. >> I hate you. >> Okay. >> I hope you I hope each and one of you get in the head. >> Can I say goodbye to my daughter? >> Please. Please. >> I'm going to go ahead and shut it. >> No. Please. >> On August 8th, 2024, officers responded to a residence after reports of a protection order that had been violated. However, the encounter quickly proved to be far from usual. >> What's up? >> All right. Hello. >> Hi. >> What's going on over here? >> So, what's going on? >> Interested. For >> the first time ever, I'm making my mouth shut, you guys. You guys are pieces of >> Okay. Do you want to provide a statement or anything? >> Yeah. You guys are And you should all my statement. Were you aware of the order between you guys? >> Yeah, the order that you guys put on there that I've been trying to get on for 10 years. Yeah, I'm aware of that. >> Okay. >> You know, I have the worst I've ever like. I hope you all get tonight. Every last one of you. I hate >> I not going to go anywhere near him. I know the rules. >> Well, you're going in his direction. >> I can do whoever I want to freak. Bet me. Don't arrest me in front of my daughter, dude. >> That's your choice. >> No, it's yours. >> Yeah. All you have to do is go inside and walk away. >> That's my husband. You just up my entire life. Do you understand that? Why the didn't you run? I bought you all kinds of time. >> You're trying to get him to run away. >> Get him away from >> Yeah, I want him to run. Dude, we're we're going on vacation right now. We're leaving for vacation. My f boyfriend being your daughter's right there. We're going on vacation like 10 minutes. We wouldn't have even been here. How would you like if someone shut up with your with you why ruined your vacation? >> I had no contact order. >> If against your will that you've gone to court multiple times to get rid of and they just won't do it because they're stupid. Do you understand that you're ruining our life? I'm not ready. >> Yes, you are. >> From the moment officers made contact with the suspect, she tried to explain that they were going on vacation and that she couldn't be arrested in front of her daughter. However, her hostile behavior didn't do her any favors. >> You guys are out for the Fedway Police Department is only out to hurt people. You guys won't do any good in the world. >> That's not true. >> I love you. I'm so sorry, Justin. I will make sure that Justin pays for this with his life. I hate you. >> Okay. I hope you I hope each and one of you get killed in the head so that neither one of you could go home and be your wife either or your kids. If I could myself, I would. >> Hey, can you say goodbye to his daughter? >> No. >> Cuz you're acting like that. You're going to make it worse for her. >> Did she give her dad a hug? >> No. >> Please you of your behavior. >> Yeah. >> Your behavior. No work like that. >> You're not going to our lives call racist remarks and then ask us for a favor. >> No. after we're protecting an order that protects you. >> It doesn't protect me. >> And I'm not going to argue with you, but no, she cannot see him right now. >> She can't give him a hug. He told him like 10 years. >> She said 100. >> I think you're causing her more problems than than he is at this point. >> Wait, you're right. I am. >> Yeah, you are. I don't think that's very kind of you as a mother. >> I don't think you've already told me that. >> Can we bounce? I don't think she's going to. >> We're ready to go. >> Yeah, let's just go. >> You want me to take him up there? >> We have him. He's going back to PD. >> She doesn't want to do anything. >> At this point, things had hit a standstill and the officers were now planning to take the father back to the station as he was the one prohibited from seeing his daughter. As time went on, the woman's behavior only got worse. I hope you're all happier now. You feel real great inside. You guys [Applause] get the off my street. >> I should give her a pamphlet. >> What's that? >> Should I give her a pamplet? >> It's a RCW, >> right? >> You have one? I can >> I can go grab one out of my car. >> Oh, yeah. Shut it up. I want to kill you. You >> too. >> No. Shut up your [ __ ] My property you pamplet. [Music] We're going on vacation and you and my ex-boyfriend everything horrible people. >> The officers sensed that the woman's behavior wasn't likely to improve anytime soon. But they left the scene since her trashy verbal outbursts were directed at them and not anyone else. However, it didn't take long before the neighbors called back. This time reporting that she was making serious threats directly toward them. The neighbor is over there, Galania, currently. Correct. >> Yep. >> Uh would you be willing to uh aid in prosecution if we can develop uh some sort of criminal threats from this? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Um what is she saying to you? >> She told me that she's going to shoot me in my head, that her gun is on her way down here, she's going to set my house on fire, that I'm dead to her, she knows I lose everything. Like she's called me several times. >> Okay. Um, how does that make you feel? How are you feeling right now? >> I'm one scared for my life because I'm being threatened to be killed. And two, I own my home and so her threat to damage my property is ridiculous. >> So, you believe that there is potential credibility to her threat? >> Yes, I do. >> I do. >> Is she armed with anything right now? Or >> she's outside calling somebody else to yell with somebody else. >> Are you and your family safe inside right now? >> Huh? >> Are you and your family inside away from her? Uh, we had to put a TV into the car and that's how we got into this altercation. And now >> is your family back inside? >> Yeah, we're heading back inside. >> Yeah, I would just say go inside. Lock the doors. Try to keep distance from her. >> Okay, we'll go inside. Um, she's calling the police on somebody else that's leaving her house right now, too. She's claiming that they have weapons. A lot. >> No, I totally understand. Um, we'll have some paperwork probably to do with you when we get there. Hopefully, we'll be there soon. Okay. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> She had calmed down. >> She called about her friend during >> I don't know. And I don't really care. >> Yeah. >> I want to be with her. >> Yeah. No, totally. Yeah. I'm not worried about that. I want to go arrest her if we get her out. >> Gotcha. >> We'll just try and get her out. >> Yep. >> Come on. Come on out and talk. Come on out and talk. >> Try to try to get her to come out and talk about her friend. Hey, you called about your friend or something. The other guy. And then once she gets outside, but go that route. go like, "Hey, you called about your friend being what was really nether outside." >> Yeah. Just be cool or like >> come out here and talk to me real quick. >> What's going on with your friend? >> With what? >> Your friend. >> Elizabeth, she she's got DS. She's not supposed to be here in the first place. Yeah, >> you guys should have rushed her when you were here the first time. >> She got D. What? Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Okay, wait wait wait wait. Mom, I'm being arrested. Mom, I'm being arrested. >> Mom, I'm being arrested. >> I got I lost myself somewhere. >> Mom, I'm being arrested right now. I'm not resisting. I'm not going to resist. >> Just like that, the officer's plan worked exactly as they had hoped. >> Mom, I'm being arrested. >> Can my mom come get my diabetes? >> Yeah. Yeah, that'd be preferable. >> Okay. Yes, mom. Come to Haley right now. >> I'm not Hey, I'm not I'm not going to resist. Haley, grandma's on her way. I promise. >> Tell us grandmy's on her way. Get her. Tell her to get her cell phone. >> She's in there streaming. Her cell phone's in the car. Mom, I can't tell her anything. They're taking me to the car. I can't tell her anything. >> Okay. Well, let's then ask the officer to tell her to get the No, I don't want to talk to you. >> Ma'am, all we're not leaving. We're not leaving yet. We need you to come here as soon as possible. That's all. >> Don't worry about anything else. Don't worry about granddaughter yet. We We'll stay here with granddaughter until you arrive. We just need to be as soon as possible. >> You do not need to be. I'm on my way. >> Why am I being arrested? Because I got in a fight with the neighbor. I'm sorry for the favor. I shouldn't I mean you you understand my husband was just we're on our like 10 minutes later and we wouldn't have been here. My ex-boyfriend Can I >> Anything you say right now can be used against you in court. Okay. >> Can I show you what happened though? >> Nope. Just a sec. >> So Justin and I'm sure he's the one that called you. >> We'll go ahead and step. He's my ex-boyfriend. Okay. And he's super mad that um that we're going on vacation without him. And so that's why he called and told you guys about Nick here or whatever. Okay. Cuz Nick's my husband. He was my boyfriend and he wanted to go on vacation with us and told him we couldn't go cuz they don't get along. Okay. So, there was Nick Nick didn't do anything wrong. There's no reason for you guys to come home. Okay. I apologize for for the neighbor. I understand that. I understand that why I'm going to jail. Um but she I was just so upset that they ruined my vacation and took my husband from me and you guys you guys understand that, right? Just a little bit. >> Again, everything is being on video recorded right now as well. We just have to tell you all this. >> But I'm just saying do you guys like as just as people, not as cops, you guys understand that that like really sucks. Like if someone were to come to your house, were you going on vacation and take your wife from you? >> At this point, you should not be saying stuff like that. >> I'm just saying like as a person that >> you said Nick was the one who called. >> No, Justin. >> Justin, >> I can understand that it's extremely difficult situation, >> but there's just other stuff going on. >> So on our side as professionals, >> I understand. But as but as a person, we understand how shitty that would be. >> Yep. The suspect desperately tried to make the officers understand her side of why she was a little upsetty spaghetti, but they stuck to procedure and prepared her for transport to jail. >> This is so long on vacation right now. >> So, what were you saying to your neighbor? >> I just thought she was a snitch and that she should have let my husband hide. >> What else? >> And then I hope she did with anything else. >> No, I'm sorry. I'm just like she should have let him hide or he should have ran. I just I just wanted everything to go back to normal and just go on vacation with my husband. >> Did you threaten her at all? Did you say you're going to threaten her with a gun? >> No, I don't even have a gun. I said I hope I said I hope she got shot. But I didn't tell you that I was I didn't say that I was going to do that. I said I hope she got shot >> and that you're going to burn her house down >> and that I hope her house burns down. But I didn't say that I was going to do that. I said I hope your house burns down and I hope you get That's what I said. But I didn't say that I was going to do that. I don't even have a gun. I don't even own a gun. And so I was just mad. I'm sorry. And I'm sorry that I said that to her. But and I mean I wish she would have let my husband run or hide. I wish she would have done something other than tattle on him. But I should I shouldn't have said those things. But no, I don't have anybody that could bring me. I don't have anybody that could do that. I didn't say that. >> And you were aware that your husband Nicholas was in the house, right? >> No, I did not know he was in the house. >> He had just gotten He had just gotten here. He hadn't been in the house. The first time he came in the house was when he saw you guys. He had just gotten here. >> He got But you lied to us when we said that we saw Nicholas and when he went in the house. Correct. And you But you >> I didn't I thought it was Jeff. I truly honest to God thought it was Jeff. >> But you said to Nicholas that he should have ran and you bought him time. Correct. >> I did say that. >> Okay. So you knew that he was in their house and you're helping him. Do you see where I'm coming from, Elizabeth? >> I do. >> Okay. So you're lying about that. So now your neighbors >> I'm not lying. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Well, how am I supposed to believe you when you were already lying to us before and now how am I supposed to believe you about this? >> Well, because I was trying to protect my husband. >> Well, now you're probably trying to protect yourself is what I'm getting at. >> But no, I'm not. I owe everything that I said and that's what I said to her. >> Don't you think that in front of my daughter? Don't you think I've learned my lesson? Don't you think I'm not going to lie to you anymore? >> No, I think you are lying to me again. >> But I'm not lying to you. >> Your daughter's not even here right now. We're just here. >> I know that, but this my daughter's in the house by herself right now waiting for her grandma and I'm supposed to be on vacation right now. I'm so I'm sorry. I didn't I didn't get a gun. I didn't No, I did not do any of that. She's making That's That's an embellishment of what I said. You dumb [ __ ] You should have let him hide is what Iing said to her. >> Well, right now you're under arrest. Okay. >> I I understand that >> cuz before you we said that you were just detained and now I'm letting you know that you're under arrest. All right. >> Oh, I know. >> Is there anything else you'd like to say? >> No. Can I say goodbye to my daughter? >> I just want to tell her that everything's going to be okay. Please. Please. I'm going to go ahead and shut it. >> No, please. >> The woman was charged with harassment, which is normally a misdemeanor, but in this case was classified as a class C felony under Washington state law due to the severity of the threats she made. Moving on to the case where this Karen had a complete meltdown after her aid package was delivered to the wrong door by the courier. >> I have somebody broke a cell on my goddamn government my phone and I'm pissed. >> What's the matter? >> I want press charges. And then you can click on that. You click like this. me cook on my mothering car. >> You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah, you are. >> Get in the car now. >> I can't. I got to catch my leg. >> Get in the car. >> On April 15th, 2025, officers in Ohio were called after a woman insisted on pressing charges because her package had been delivered to the wrong door. >> I don't know what's going on, man. >> I don't know. She was yelling crazy. >> Okay. Well, See what the matter is. [Applause] [Music] >> The doorbell come in wired into the wall and a tiny house. Nothing has the windows closed. >> Hello. >> Did you call? >> Is it Helen that called? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And then across the hallway, too. >> Okay. I talked to Helen just for a minute. >> Yes. >> Lou, are you Helen? >> Yeah. >> Did you have you said the the aid delivered a package? >> Okay, I got you. >> And they put it in front of my door and my aid just picked it up and brought it to me. >> Your aid? Okay. >> I didn't look at it and I just opened it and I saw that it was for her. >> As soon as I saw it was for her, I took it to her. Okay. >> And I said I said, "I'm sorry. I didn't mean to open this. I didn't even look at it." I said, "Nancy brought it to me and I didn't even pay attention." And she didn't say anything then, but now she's going nuts. She's been in the hall screaming and cussing. This is the third time. >> But she took she actually took she has it in her apartment. >> She's trying she threw it in the hallway and was trying to give it to me and I wouldn't take it. >> At this point, it became clear that multiple neighbors had called due to the woman's outrageous behavior. She had completely lost it after her neighbor accidentally received and opened her package. Soon the officers turned their attention to the woman who had been the subject of the complaints. >> Was here earlier? >> I wor I know that one of them said that if she if she does it again they won't take her. >> Yeah. See what we can do here. >> Get out of the come. I have somebody broke a cell on my goddamn government phone and I am pissed. >> What's the matter this way? >> I want to press charges. This goddamn woman is right here. I'm going to press charges on her on my government goddamn phone. >> What happened? >> She broke the cell. It's got 17 president sales. Press charges on her now. >> You have the phone. >> No. >> Looks like you do. >> I want this replaced. See this? See this? It's a goddamn government phone. >> The seal hasn't been broken. And still uh >> it's got codes now. Shut up. >> It's intact. >> You see this truck? You see this car right thumb? You see this thumb? See this thumb? You see this thumb? See the thumb? You see this numbers? You see this name and numbers? You see name and numbers to security. My name is Tanya five letters. This switch pretty. And then you click on my mother. >> It didn't take long after Tanya opened the door for the officers to grow tired of listening to her. But soon she was faced with the consequences of her actions. >> You're done. >> Yep. You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah, you are. >> Now, who opened my phone? >> Who opened my phone? >> I threw in the hallway. What? Candy. >> That's a government phone. And somebody opened my mouth in a hotel. >> They both bro on fast. >> Now let Helen arrested two. We're both on handcuffs. Get Helen, too. We're going together as twins. Get Helen. Let me pick up my trash. >> No. >> Get Helen. >> No. Quit yelling at me. I've had enough. >> No. Helen's going with me. She for us to sell. Give me a cell in my mouth. >> Give me a cell in my mouth and my license. >> We're going to leave it there. >> No, you're not. You're locking my door. >> Give me my goddamn license and my purse. >> Where's your keys? >> You're giving me my license, my purse. What? >> You're locking the door. Give me my license and my purse. And you take your helen with me and cuff. Now, >> where's your keys at, Sonia? So we can lock. >> Give me my goddamn purse on my neck. My ID on my crack. And you don't hell for breaking a cell. She cracked the law. >> You took the keys up on the fridge. Or was that just a >> They're always on the hook every goddamn banana. You never get back here. It's on the banana. Catch your banana. >> There they are. >> Put it over here. >> I hope so. >> Just a goddamn envelope that was opened illegally. >> Lock up. >> Get the Did it right now right mother now with me. >> All right. Your apartment's locked. Okay. >> Get the god. You did it. >> Let's go >> on a government phone. See this right here that kicked me out of a haunted hotel. You see that goddam? >> You can walk. >> Shake it. >> I'm kicking the godd. >> You witch to switch. You want to my mouth? You cond him on free Wi-Fi on the haunted hotel in Jenny. Come on upside down your pole. The woman kept rambling incoherently, but the officers did their best to tune her out and focus on getting her into the cruiser. >> Son of a mother. We got bear there and climb it like a monkey. >> Have a good night, guys. >> I got a tank out back. Got goddamn teeth on my neck. Did you get my purse? Put on my crack. >> You don't need it. I got [ __ ] to paint with. >> Calm down. >> It's jail mother. >> That's where you're going >> for Helen in jail. She experiences jail and she experiences goddamn handcuffs. >> Handcuffs in jail. >> What are you trying to do? >> Put her on handcuffs. >> Flip it. >> And put on she rides and backs with me. >> You better. >> I'll take it. Helen in the other goddamn >> start. >> You put Helen. >> Start knocking out some of the reports for me. >> Well, get her in the car. >> You put Helen in the other god right now. >> You don't have to pick me up and put me in your piggy. I'm off with heavy. I'm weigh. You want to unlock so I can climb in. >> Okay. Let's play with him. >> Get on that side over here, man. All right. Come on. >> Don't break me. I have I'm a leg I can't I'm leg wheelchair arms. >> I do wear I'm a wheelchair. >> Okay. Well, stand up. >> I'm paraplegic. I can't >> stand up. >> I'm handicapped. I can't I have a wheelchair handicap accessibility. >> We know you could walk. >> I legally can't >> stand up. >> You dropped me on the goddamn floor. I fell. I had hand to get up. >> You kept pulling. >> This is illegal, right? I'm a handicapped woman and I fell. You have to give me arms to stay under that handicapped woman. Give me a wheelchair. Give me a wheelchair. abuse. >> There you go. >> Okay. Wait a minute. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> So, >> slide in there. >> But don't cross my feet. >> Okay. >> Give me the debris. >> Okay. Slide in there. Roll it on the window. >> Yeah. Hide in a wheelchair. >> This was unnecessary. Slide your feet in there. >> No. Helen, >> I'm annoyed. >> I won't watch you. We're not playing with you. >> Get in the car now. >> I can't. I got to touch my leg. Get in the car. >> I can't get my left leg in without you snapping. >> The officers had a hard time not laughing a little when the woman just sat her on the ground and refused to get in the cruiser. But eventually they got her in. And this was when it became even more obvious that she felt that she was the victim. >> You're going to have to help me with my left leg in cuz you're going to smash into the board. >> Sit up there on the seat where you want. >> I can't cuz I don't have both hands. I'm short. I'm a muted deformer. I'm a turtle. You got a turtle backpack and you wrap my arms to a backpack. I'm a turtle and you're at my arms to a backpack. Can up in the front, please. I t >> No. >> The house has to back up. >> Oh, I'm Come on. Stand up. >> Lay me down. >> Get in there now. >> I'm trying, but you're going to break my wrist. You literally break my wrist. >> Come on. >> Okay. Wait a minute. Let me >> Trying to help you. >> Let me scoot on your butt into the into the seat. >> I don't know. I mean, I'm supposed to be awake. >> All right. Ready? One, two. >> You're going to break my wrist. You will break my wrist. >> Get up there. God, you your metal will break my wrist. >> Get up there and I want to >> get in. There you go. Now pull your leg in. >> That hurt. Good job. I'm a teenage man turtle and you can't put handcuffs behind me cuz I'm a handicap to I put him in the front of cuz I'm handicapped by law. >> Self-defense lawyer. Now you are the worst goddamn witch people I ever met in my goddamn life. The worst humans in my goddamn life. There's no phone to call for fire. There's no phone call to call for police or please help me in English with PLZ or no or yes. No. Don't open my mail. Yes. Arrest me and take me straight to a goddamn airplane and get me the away from an American. Take me to Columbus airport and get the away from a goddamn American. Get me the away from America. You son of a white honky tonk goosey. A to B, one to Z. Can't get a lawyer with a god dollar quarter with a head on it with two pieces of metal in between your finger bottle caps up. Print a coin and you can't hit a gumball machine in a candy shop to earn a lollipop in your mouth to suck it. You go put a lollipop in your 2-year-old's mouth, you [ __ ] And then pick another room to take and slip and slide out your in your wife's teeth. And then bl her eyeballs and ask her to look at you again. Funny. You piece of sucking. Now, have you been offended as an American? Me, too. I don't want to be here. >> After what must have felt like an hourong ride for the officer, they finally arrived at the jail. In the end, the woman was charged with disorderly conduct. Moving on to the case where police came face to face with a Karen they knew all too well. And this time she was upset over a man on the internet that texted her as if he was Elon Musk. >> He's either impersonating Elon Musk and manipulating me. No, you listen to me. This is domestic abuse. No, I'm kidding. I'm not kidding. I'm taking Elon Musk to court. This is for Elon Musk. Like, why don't you actually search my house, mother? What are you doing with my information? What are you doing with my information? >> On September 22nd, 2024, officers responded to an apartment complex after reports of a woman causing a disturbance. They had already received complaints earlier that day about her erratic behavior. But this time, she took things way too far. She took things way too far. >> Who is it? >> It's the police again, Mary. >> Okay, that was threatened me several times and he a previous president. I don't trust him. >> Which one's >> This is the black guy. He's wearing a red shirt. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. >> No, I'm hiding. Do you Do you want proof? Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Can >> come out here and talk to me. >> I give you warrant to come into my room where I live right now. >> Mary, >> I can't do it like that. >> I know >> you're illegally in this building right now. You know that, right? >> This is an illegal facility. Do you realize how illegal this facility is? >> Can I come in and talk to you then? >> Do a safety check. I dare you. >> I don't need to do a safety check. >> Okay. >> What do you have they wanted to show us? We like it. >> All right. >> Come here. Come here. >> All right. >> I have a ticket like my voice. My voice. >> Can you turn that down? >> Okay. Okay. special offs. Just letting you know. Just stop telling me I can't say that. I tried to tell you guys several years ago. G me a stroke. I'm going to get you for that. You gave me a stroke. Like one of you is in your >> I'm fighting the good fight like you and you and you won't do >> you and all your training. >> They never trained you to hunt on the internet. Can I show you the worst place of the internet? >> From the moment they made contact with Mary, her entire demeanor was really odd. She invited the officers into her room and rambled about a variety of unrelated topics. But soon the officers got a bit more direct and explained why they had been called. Explained why they had been called. >> No. Do you want proof that I know? >> No. There's his phone number. >> Okay. >> You can investigate this man. He's either impersonating Elon Musk and manipulating me. No, you listen to me. This is domestic abuse. He told me I I could be his wife. He told me I could have plenty of money. Like 20 I can show you all the proof. I want No, I'm kidding. I'm not kidding. I'm taking Elon Musk to court. >> No, I'm taking Bloomington. Get out of my house. >> Did you pull that uh heat off the >> I did to keep myself safe. >> You can't keep doing this, Mary. >> I won't. >> I've been out here three times already. You've made a huge mess. >> I know. >> Now it Now, >> wait, three times. But it was it three times. It was two. >> I didn't talk to you the second time. >> Okay. >> I was out here when you made the huge mess with the a with the ashtray. >> Okay. So that guy up there gets all the women drunk in here and they're dying. >> It's not about that. >> They're dying. Why is that? That's negligence. >> I was out here when you wrecked the flower beds earlier. >> Negligence. >> And now >> that man's the >> ripped off. You ripped off. >> Okay, then take me out of the building. Get me out of the building. Can you >> can you take me outside of my >> No, that's criminal. Okay. Now it's espalated to a criminal violation. >> Okay. Well, I'm insane then. >> I'm ne I'm negligent to the law. Like I don't I'm not negligent to the law. I am exempt from the law. That's the word. I am exempt. You're not exempt from the law. >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. >> Because I'm crazy, right? And you don't believe me. >> So, I'm going to take you. Give me your Give me your Give me your [ __ ] >> I already told you. No. No. Give it now. The whole thing. All of your information right now if you have no shame. >> Yeah, it's officer Whitmer. >> Okay. No, actually the whole thing. Write it down for me. I I'm shaking. >> It's right there. You can write it. >> No. No. You give me your whole >> 10897. >> No. Jason is your first name. >> Well, the J is right. >> Okay, then it's Jonathan. >> Well, close. My last name is Whitmer. >> Okay. Well, John Whidmer, we'll find you and we'll judge you. Okay. >> With >> No, you're not taking me to the hospital. You cannot get me out of hospital. >> I'm not going to take you to the hospital. >> You're going to take me to jail? >> Yeah. >> Why? >> For damage in the property out there. >> Let me talk to the the manager of the building. >> I already did. >> No, I didn't get to talk to him. >> You don't have to talk to him. >> Why not? I need a speedy trial. You haven't even talked to me about my Miranda rights in your room. >> I don't need to talk to you about that. >> Why? >> Cuz that doesn't apply right now. >> Why? Cuz you're arresting me without Miranda rights. >> That doesn't apply. >> How? How? Explain. >> I'm in custody and I'm not interrogating you. >> Why am I in custody? >> You're not. I didn't say that. >> Then get it right. >> Okay. Well, then what do I have to do to get out of custody? >> Okay. Stand up, Mary. >> Okay. Have me down. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> No. Get out of here. >> Mary, this is getting Please don't. Stop, >> Mary. No one's going to your stop fighting. >> Stop. >> When the officers attempted to cuff Mary, she made the bold move of trying to bite one of them. Quickly learning that wasn't her brightest decision. Coming up, the officers attempted to move her outside. Attempted to move her outside. >> Stop. Get down. Get down. Get down. I'm military. I'm military. I'm military. >> One second. >> All right. Stand up, Mary. >> Give me a second. I'm hurt. >> We will help you. I'm >> hurt. I'm hurt. I'm hurt. >> Where are you at? Stand up. Like on my side. I have cancer. Damn. >> Stand up, Mary. >> Okay. >> Be careful with me. I have >> You got to stand. You got to pick the legs up. Locked. My legs are locked. >> You got to stand up. >> I My legs are locked. >> They'll pull you. >> Help us all. >> You got to help us. Okay. Now, put your feet out. >> I I nerd watched the camp. I'm being >> abused. No, you're not. >> Put your foot out. >> Yes, I am. >> Put your other foot out. >> No. My husband's abusing me. >> Mary, put your foot out. >> Please. I'm trying to. >> No. Stand up. >> Narcissist abuse. >> Narcissist. >> Narcissist abuse. >> Mary, come on. >> Narcissist abuse. This way. >> Please help. Come here. We're helping you. >> Please help me. >> We're helping you, Mary. >> No, I need >> I need help. >> Like genuine help. >> Stop. >> We're helping you. >> Come out here and you can talk to us about it. We will listen. But we're getting out of here first. >> Okay. Calm down. Calm down, people. Please. Dude, stop. Stop. I'm being genuine. Please stop. I have did. Do you not know what that is? >> Yeah. Just identity. Can I not be tried right now? >> You're not. Let's go. >> Okay, I'll go with you. >> Wait, don't hold me like this. I'll go with you. >> We're trying to help you stand up. >> I'm standing. I'm walking. >> Let's go. >> I'm walking with you willingly. Please stop. >> Okay. >> Uncuff me. I got carpal tunnel. This is my job. >> You'll get uncuffed in a little bit. Okay. >> But I'm an artist. You're killing my wrist. >> Well, I'll fix them in a minute. >> No, you're going to kill my [ __ ] thing that makes me money. My wrist. I'm an artist. >> I'm just an artist and designer. And I date Elon Musk. >> I date Elon Musk. >> Mary was clearly delusional. And once she was finally outside, she continued rambling incoherently. This time she worked for the Air Force. This time she worked for the Air Force. >> No, literally. Come on. >> Stop. >> Please stop. >> Mary, Mary, what got us what got us here to begin? >> I'm desperate. I'm desperate. These guys are You have on your computer, kid. You do, too. >> Yeah, they're all going to be. Okay, fine. They're all >> Okay, look, I can take those shot cuz I've got the military training. >> Is that it? Is there >> should be one? >> I'm sorry you don't look like a military person, but I work for the Air Force. They have a lot of duskies. Like, please believe me. I'm not insane. >> I believe you. >> I'm not insane. >> I'm just special off. >> You want to sit in my car while we wait? >> I don't have anything. I don't even have pants on, dude. Indecency. >> You got your shorts on. >> I don't. >> Sit down right here. >> I don't even have a tampon. >> Okay, sit down right here. >> You can sit right here on the on the edge of it. >> Okay, I guess it's not going to get it. >> Coming up, Mary was transported to jail. Mary was transported to jail. >> All right, come on, Mary. She's not. We didn't uh search her yet, so she's only a female one. >> You never even read me my Miranda rights. >> I told you that doesn't apply, Mary. >> What do you mean it doesn't apply? >> What do you mean? What did I do? >> All right, hop out. >> You need to explain the law. >> Do you need help getting out? >> I need help with the law. >> Okay. Can you move your legs this way? >> Can I be honest with you? >> Yes. My My ex My ex socially engineered me for seven years and I lost executive control. >> Sit down right here. Mayor, >> I literally worked for Elon Musk and the Air Force. You look me up. Christopher Moore, Bethany Moore. Call them. They know that I'm just They can tell you that I'm good. They can tell you what I'm doing. I could show you proof that I can I can give you that number that's on my computer so that I can prove to you that this is for Elon Musk. Like, why don't you actually search my house, mother? >> Please get me out of these cops. >> We'll get them out in just a minute. >> Yeah. >> Are you actually doing a background check? What are you doing? >> I'll be out to court whether or not they keep that. All right. >> What are you doing? What are you doing with my information? >> What are you doing with my information? What are you doing with my information? Microsoft. X. I dare you. Fire this guy. I'm being compliant. >> Uh, >> do a do a background check on me, dude. I'm just >> uh minor. >> Oh my god. You don't even remember the 21st night of September. You don't even remember. You have no idea. You don't even [ __ ] remember. My name is Damian. My name is Damian. My name is Damian. >> Coming up, Mary made one of the most ridiculous decisions ever. She started spitting everywhere. She started spitting everywhere. >> I didn't do anything wrong. What the are you looking up? God, did you want me to hit this? >> I want you. >> Yeah. >> Oh, Jesus. Mary, stop doing that. They're You're being bugged, you idiot. Russia's watching. They're going to You idiot. You're You're a idiot. I'm trying to save your life. Okay. If I get Elon Musk on the phone, I dare you. >> No, I have big. >> You can't even do that. >> On my stuff. >> Okay, I'll do it again. >> Oh, hold on. I real quick. Two. One. Deny me three times and I'll sit on your camera. >> Oh, had to be better, too. All right, Mary, stop. >> I'll do it one more time. >> There it is. It's on there. >> Coming up, two officers walked inside to place a spit mask on the suspect. However, she once again proved that nothing was going to be easy for them. >> I got I was watching that cuz he's hurt my arm. [Music] They let me out of jail half naked last time. >> Last time I got out of jail, I was half naked. >> Just kicked me out in the rain >> with no clothes. Is there no clasp on this metal thing? >> You can't take it off. You You can't take it off. >> How does it come off? >> You can't take it off. >> It's coming off. I mean, you >> cut it off. >> Okay, we'll cut it off. >> Don't >> What is the deal? >> Sergeant was saying, "Don't touch me." >> I want a woman to touch me. Woman only. A woman only. >> Okay, that's fine. Women only here. >> No men shall touch you. >> How can How can we get this off of you? Okay. >> Just I'll just take it off. >> Okay. >> I'll just take it off if you remove the men from the situation. >> Correct. >> Do I have permission to touch your hand? >> Yeah, of course. >> Okay. >> You asked for a consent. >> She knows how to ask for consent. >> You know, You don't ask for consent, do you? Not even from your wife. You just take her whenever you want, don't you? >> No. Then then you're lucky. >> Well, we don't want you to get out of cuffs. Can you stand up for me and can you walk over? >> Obviously not. I'm in cuffs. >> You should be. >> Oh. Oh. Hey, you better not >> You better not. >> No, >> I'm not going to. I don't ever. No, I I didn't hit you because I got very close. I already knew where you were. >> Okay. >> I was just pretending because you're being I can't walk over there. >> Uh because I'm sitting here next to the cuff thing. I didn't mean that. >> Obviously. >> I'm trying to get you off the wall. >> Am I scary to you? >> You're going to break my You're going to cut off my cross. You're going to stick your ass when I'm sleeping. >> Stand up. >> Can you come over here and down for me? >> You just said you were. >> No, I don't want to. This guy is touching me. >> Oh, no. >> No. >> No guys will touch me. No man will. Stop it. You're >> as good as any trust. >> Are you ready to go up? >> Yeah, I know, right? >> Don't touch me. >> You're going to fall and hit your head. >> Don't touch me. You're a man. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to need help by one of these men. So, >> okay. I don't trust any of them except the black guy. >> Okay. All right. Well, me, we're both going to help you up then now. >> I hate white men. >> All right. >> I hate white men. >> I hate white men. I hate white men. I hate white men. I hate white men. >> The woman was charged with damage to property, resisting arrest and assault on law enforcement. Moving on to the case of when an officer pulled over a full-blown Karen who pushed his patients to the limit. I'm a female and you just put your hands on me. You put your hands on me. No, you put your hands on me. What are you doing? I didn't do anything wrong to you. You didn't even try to ask me for my identification. >> You're really going to ruin my life. >> On January 29th, 2025, an officer pulled over a woman for running a stop sign. However, the seemingly ordinary traffic stop quickly escalated into something far worse. >> Huh? >> You have a deputy. I'm standing in front of you. >> Step out of the vehicle. traffic. >> Do you have your information? >> I don't need to give it to you. >> Yes. Yes, you do. Why would you not? >> Because I came after you and you came to make >> Okay. Step to the front of my car. >> I could. >> No, you will. >> I could >> go to the front of my car. >> Now you're Now you're making me uncomfortable. >> That's fine. Go to the front of my car. >> I can do that, sir. >> Yes, you can. >> Officer, you're you're putting your hands on me. >> Officer, you're putting your hands on me. >> Sit right there. >> You're a male. Sit right there. a male. I'm a female. >> Sit right there. >> You're a female. I'm a female. You're a male. >> How do you know? >> I'm a female. >> How do you know what I identify as? >> Exactly. But >> 4264. >> That is >> Sit down. >> Sit. I don't care. Sit down. >> Upon making contact with the suspect, she appeared agitated and had no intention of making things go smoothly. The officer was already losing patience, but as time went on, things only grew more intense. >> Where's your identification? Here's your driver's license, registration, and your proof of insurance. You've made this so much more difficult than it needs to be >> because I came you came in a U-turn in front of me and you you came after me and turned around. I >> I turned around because you a violation of Florida state statute. It does not matter if it is a yellow light. I have explained to you why you were pulled over. I want your driver's license registration >> and then you just put your hands on me. >> I did put my hands on you because you're refusing to give me your information and I'm not going to allow you to sit in that car. >> I'm not officer. >> You don't operate this. I'm in charge. Do you understand me? I'm not still complying. Officer, >> sit down. >> No, because you put then how are you complying? I did. Because you put your hands on me. >> I did because you failed to follow a lawful order. >> Take my shirt off as a woman. You need to identify as a male. I'm a female and you just put your hands on me. >> I did. Because you are failing to produce your identification. >> I did not. Officer, I did not. Officer, you put your hands on me. When I ask you driver, where's your driver's license? You put your hands on me. >> Where is your driver's license? Put your hands on me. Where is your driver's license? Where is your driver's license? >> Put your hands on me. No. Officer, you put your hands on me. You put your hands on me. >> Ma'am, you put your hands on me. No, you put your hands on me. What are you doing? >> You're being detained. >> You put your hands on me. >> Officer, you put your hands on me. What are you doing? >> If you do not comply, I'm going to put you on the ground. >> I've been complying. >> I'm going to put you on the ground. Turn around. You pull me. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands on me. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> I literally have seizures and you're putting >> Turn around and put your hands >> officer. No, you're putting your hands on me, officer. You're putting your hands on me. >> Step it up, >> officer. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Uncomfortable. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> You're making me uncomfortable. >> At this point, the suspect seemed to believe that claiming she was uncomfortable would be enough to dodge the consequences. But coming up, additional units arrived on scene to give the woman a wakeup call. >> Officer, >> officer, you're hurting me. I didn't do anything. You didn't even answer my identification. >> I did. >> No, you didn't. Officer, you're hurting me. You're hurting me. Officer, you're hurting me. He's hurting me. >> Get your hands behind. >> Officer, I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. >> Hey, Officer. Officer, please. >> I got her. Just get on this side, guys. Guys, listen to me. Just get on this side. Hey, listen. Get on this side. >> Relax. Hey, relax your >> He didn't offer anything. >> There's no Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Relax. >> I just sat there. He pulled me over. I pulled over. >> He's hurting me. >> Hey, look towards the car. Look towards the car. >> Look towards the car. >> I didn't do anything. >> Listen here. >> Relax. Fix this. >> You're hurting me. >> No, you're fine. >> I didn't do anything. >> Just relax. >> What the heck? >> I was on a yellow light. Anybody else in the car? >> I was talking to you before. [Music] >> He's hurting me. >> He was not hurting you, >> bro. I didn't do anything. >> You're not listening. >> I didn't do anything. >> I'm sorry. >> Deputy Baker. >> Hey, >> Deputy Baker. It's Miranda. >> He literally did. He stopped me for no reason. I came to a complete stop. He made a U-turn and then I came out and he tried to put his hands on me >> as a woman. >> Cooperate. >> I'm cooperating and then he tried to put me to the ground. >> Okay, >> I promise you. >> Take a breath. Take a breath. >> I'm trying to take a deep breath. >> Okay, you're not cooperating. >> I'm cooperating. He tried to relax. >> He did. >> I swear I put all my life. >> All right. Resisting now is not going to be >> I'm not resisting. You're all baldled up. I >> because he hurt me from the get-go and told me, "What do I identify as? I'm not a female and he's a male." He was like, "How do you know what I identify as?" >> Calm down. >> Hey, do you have any needles or anything on you that's going to poke? >> Listen to him. >> Easy question. Do you have anything on >> Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt anybody? >> Deputy Baker, >> I swear on my life. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> He was in his in his own feelings. I didn't do anything. >> At this point, the woman desperately clung to her belief that she hadn't done anything wrong. However, the officers knew exactly how this was going to end and proceeded with the standard arrest procedures >> and he made a user of me. >> I am calm and he hurt my feelings. He upset me and then he put me I didn't even say I came out and I was like, "No, I refuse." Because he was being mean to me. >> She's clear pizza. I don't know if this got a hoodie plus >> No, you're wrong and you know it. >> That's fine. I've been wrong before. >> You've been wrong before. >> I know I have. >> I know you have. I know him. >> Okay. >> I know him faithfully and you hurt me. >> You put your hands on me. >> I'm Deputy Thompson now. >> No, but you put your hands on me. >> I know, but you didn't listen. >> No, I didn't listen because you pulled me out of the car and you didn't tell me who I did wrong. >> You did that. And you know you did that. >> I did. I just told you. >> No, you you're not. have you just go be with >> I didn't do anything wrong to you. You didn't even try to ask me for my identification. >> We're going to sit in here for just a moment. >> You literally just pulled me out of the car without telling me anything. >> Just turn and sit right here. >> This was going to be a simple traffic stop, dude. For fail to stop. >> What happened? >> I think she's signal one. >> Oh, >> I can smell it on her breath while she's yelling at me. >> I didn't do nothing. thing I just was sitting in the car and I waited. >> Okay, listen. The good thing about all this information, okay, is that you're going to have your time in court and everything's on body. >> I'm already in court. >> Well, you're on the side of the road right now. You're not. >> No, I have court. >> You good? >> Yeah. There's open beer bottle on the floorboard over there, which would confirm I she smelling it out of her breath while she's talking to me the whole time. >> We passed the yellow light. It was a yellow light. I turned my person on. I turned my turning signal on. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Like I said, >> and then he just admitted to it. Okay. >> I asked him, "Can you get out the car?" And I was like, "What did I do?" He was like, "You're a failure to comply." And I was like, "You didn't ask me or tell me anything. You said you made a full U-turn on me. It put it got in front of cars and all that." >> And I was already I was already turning. >> Okay. >> I was just going to the store cuz I lost my phone and I was trying to retract my step. Coming up, the officers confronted the suspect about the strong odor of alcohol on her breath. >> Have you had anything to drink today? >> No. >> Cuz you weak of alcohol. >> No. That was literally like I literally got off work at 8:00 p.m. >> I missed. You know what time it is now? >> Yes. >> 8:00 in the morning. >> 8:00 in the morning. Exactly. >> You got DUI, too. >> Yeah. >> She's hammered. >> Yeah, I agree. I'm going to ask her if she wants to do SFS. Hey, Miranda, I got a question for you. Okay. Listen, I believe you're under the influence of alcohol. Would you be willing to >> I would be. >> You would be willing to complete standardized field sobriety? >> I would be because I wasn't under the influence. I was looking for my vehicle. I mean looking for my car in my friend's vehicle. >> Okay. >> I didn't go anywhere. And you know that I didn't You made a U-turn behind me. >> I did because I >> You made a U-turn behind me because it was on a yellow light and I had to ride away and I made the right turn. >> That's incorrect. I told you why I pulled you over. You failed to stop. >> And even after that, >> listen, I'm not arguing. Give me just a second. anymore though. >> She refusal, >> huh? No, she just told me she would do it. >> Despite Miranda claiming that she was willing to take a sobriety test, it soon became clear that she had agreed to a breathalyzer test, not the classic field sobriety test involving the walk and turn, etc. >> If I pass the breathalyzer, will I be able to get away for this? >> Is that your probable cause? >> Give me just a second. Okay, I'll come. I'm going to come around and talk to you. >> Is that your probable cause? >> Give me one second. I'm gonna come around and talk to you because it's hard to hear you from up here. Okay, give me just one minute. >> I think she believes that I'm about to do a breathalyzer and I think that's what she agreed to do cuz she's asking me if I pass the breathalyzer right here, am I going to go free? >> Oh, okay. Hey, Miranda, what deputy wants you to do is field sobriety exercises. >> Okay. >> Do you know what the difference between that and the the breathalyzer is? >> Yes. What I asked was uh is that the probable cause? The probable cause is a traffic stop and the odor of alcohol. >> Right. But he didn't give me the odor of alcohol. He pulled me out of my vehicle because he said I made a traffic in violation, but didn't give me the give you the description of that. >> But we're not going to stand here and debate the reason for this. >> But I know you you know that I've stopped you've been stopped before and I've been in the jail because the hurricane and I can't go at to jail because of gone. So I was very compliant because of that. So there was no reason for me not to be compliant. That being with that being said, why would I go back to jail knowing that my bond can be revoked and I could go to jail for that? >> What we're asking you to do is field sobriety exercises. >> My thing is is if I will be able to pass that, what will go after that? >> We would make a determination at that point. >> Determination at that point. >> Yep. >> And will I be able to get a a traffic? >> I'm not going to tell you one way or the other because we're not there yet. Okay, there's I'm not going to hold everything over your head or tell you that we're going to >> being very very understanding and I'm trying to understand what's going on at this point. Even if I were to pass or not pass, where is the violation >> that I committed? >> Again, I'm not going to debate. >> I I don't know the violation that I committed. >> At this point, it became clear that Miranda had no interest in performing the field sobriety exercises as she had already figured that her next stop would likely be jail no matter what. >> You're under arrest for DUI. >> Thank you. I can pass the DUI test. >> Sir, >> that female I ran through. >> You're really going to ruin my life. >> I'll be in route to jail. I'll put my starting in the cat >> over at traffic stop. >> Miranda, these are these are questions that you >> No, those are questions I didn't I didn't have. You didn't give me the right to do anything. >> That's wild. >> That is so wild. >> Oh lord. I can't >> 426 central. Can you notify the jail? >> I can't believe it. >> You're going to ruin my life. >> No, ma'am. These are decisions that you made. >> You didn't give me any decision. >> I I did. No, you didn't. I told you as soon as I made contact at your window, I needed your driver's license registration and >> I didn't you didn't even give me you didn't I I have the right to ask what I did wrong. >> And I told you what you did. I told you I said I stopped you because you failed to stop coming out. >> I did fail I did stop. I did stop because this light was red before it would turn yellow. >> Okay. But you stopped at that. You stopped at the red light. >> The red light said and then you went and you were the only car that was going straight. >> You failed and you failed to stop. >> You were the only car that was going straight. Deputy Thomson, >> it does not matter. >> You were the only car that was going straight. >> Talking. >> You were the only car that was going straight. >> We're done. >> I think you're you're just trying to have a sword fight with me. >> You're very good at arguing. >> I'm not good at arguing. I'm good at telling the truth. >> Oh. So, did you stop coming out of >> Yes, I did. I put that on all my own life. I could >> Don't do that. >> I put that on Jesus. I put it on God. >> The woman was ultimately charged with DUI and resisting arrest with violence. Her breath samples indicated that she had consumed approximately four to five standard drinks before getting behind the wheel. Last but not least, we have the case of a Karen who thought the Tik Tok videos on law she had seen gave her the right to control her encounter with the cops, but that belief quickly backfired. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> I haven't done it yet. >> You're under arrest for obstructing. Get out of the vehicle. Give me your driver's license or this window is going to get busted in. That's what's going to happen. >> What did you just tell me what's going to happen? I said if you don't listen and give me your driver's license >> and step out of the vehicle, the window's going to get busted in. Absolutely. >> This is your last warning. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> You're a bully. >> Warned you when I was going to break the window. >> You're a bully. >> On June 26th, 2025, officers initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle that had been driving erratically and nearly collided head-on with their squad car. Yes, sir. >> Hey, you can roll the window down for me. >> No. >> Okay. Well, then you need to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, this is a traffic stop. >> For what? What crime? >> For multiple different IVC violations. If you roll your window down so we can talk. I'm officer called Bloomington Beach Police. I'm wearing a body camera. Okay. There's several reasons why I'm stopping you. Number one, you don't have a front license plate on your vehicle. Number two, you failed the signal 100 ft prior to your turn. Number three, when you turned off of Morris, right in front of my squad car. Now, I don't have to repeat it for you on your camera, okay? I'm repeating it on my time. You can't even figure out your camera right now. You went over the middle line. Okay. Give me your license and your insurance, please. >> 25. I'll take the return. She's refusing to get out of the vehicle and refusing to provide ID. >> I have a right. >> Give me your driver's license. >> I don't need to tap. >> Give me your driver's license or this window's going to get busted in. That's what's going to happen. Would you just tell me what was going to happen? >> I said if you don't listen and give me your driver's license >> and step out of the vehicle, the window's going to get busted in. Absolutely. Pennsylvania vers Mims is a Supreme Court case that requires you to exit the vehicle when demanded and I'm demanding it. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Are you going to give me your license? >> My license? >> No. Give me your license. Okay, we're going to play this difficult. All right, guys. She's refusing to get out of the vehicle and won't roll her window down. So, we're going to bust it. >> You going to get out of the vehicle? >> Are you going to get out of the vehicle? >> Get out of the vehicle. >> The officer gave the driver multiple reasons for the stop and several chances to step out of the vehicle, but she completely blew any opportunity to cooperate and the officer's patience started to wear thin. >> I haven't done it yet. >> You're under arrest for obstructing. Get out of the vehicle. Are you going to get out or do you want your window busted? You're trying to make a big scene and it's your fault for not exiting the vehicle. >> A car. >> You're in a car and you've made multiple IBC violations and now you're not identifying yourself with a driver's license and you're not providing insurance and you're not stepping out of the vehicle. >> I will give you my >> Get out of the vehicle now. Ready? >> Explain. >> Nothing in my car. >> Okay. Get out of your vehicle. >> This is your last warning. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. You are >> Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Go ahead. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. I warned you when I was I warned you. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> What the >> Put your hands behind your back. What the >> Are you surprised at what happened? >> I warned you when I was going to break the window. >> You're a bully. >> I warned you when the window was going to break and I told you what would happen if you didn't get out of the vehicle. You've been told everything that was going to happen from the very beginning. No, no, no. You are on a traffic stop. You are required to give your driver's license. >> You are required to give your driver's license. Do you understand that? >> You are. >> No, I'm not. >> You haven't even identified yourself. >> What you're doing is illegal. >> Okay. I have nothing on me. I haven't done anything wrong. >> Oh, and stand up. >> What the? >> Okay, then go and step back here. You are under arrest. Are >> you kidding me? >> No, >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay, go and stand right here. I'm going to check your pockets. >> I don't have pockets. >> You do. You're Why are your pants not even Get back here. Where are you going? You are in custody. You are under arrest >> for what crime? >> For obstructing at the very least >> and probably DUI. Get your >> and now resisting. >> The woman had already racked herself a long list of charges, but her trashy behavior and way of handling this traffic stop didn't seem to ease anytime soon, forcing the officers to subsequently regain control of the situation. >> Get your hands off me. >> Absolutely adding charges. >> Get your hands off me. >> No, you're in custody. That's not how this works. You couldn't listen to simple commands earlier and now here we are. >> I got a god constitutional right. What you're doing is unconstitutional cuz I should submit to a man, right? >> I don't care if it's a guy or a girl officer. Tell me what to do. You need to listen. >> I didn't have You didn't have to pull in my car like that and bust my window out. >> Man, how many opportunities did you want me to give you? Are you a toddler? How do you want me to count to three? I told you like what 12 times. >> How many times did I tell you what was going to happen? Was it a surprise to you? >> A toddler? >> Yes. You can't listen to simple instructions. >> How many times did your mommy hurt you? Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? One, two. You busted out my window and drugged me out my car and threw me on the ground. >> Yes. Cuz I can >> What he's asking is how many alcoholic beverages have you consumed tonight? >> After you drugged me out of my car and busted out my window that's illegal before that. >> I'm pretty sure that's illegal. >> Before that, you have any eye problems or abnormalities? Any eye problems or abnormalities? Okay. >> Yeah. With people who have power issues. >> Okay. I don't think she's willing to do field. you. Okay. >> You're taking away all of my rights. >> You're in custody right now. >> You're taking away my rights. >> Stop. >> Somebody I have a bully me. >> Nobody's trying to bully you. You're walking away and telling us what we're going to do. That's not how this works. >> Stoping me. >> Nobody's holding you by your bicep. >> You don't have a right. You are under arrest and you keep resisting and walking. >> What am I under arrest for? >> Number one, resisting. Number two, obstructing. Okay. And you've got a slew of traffic charges on top of that. >> No, I don't. >> You do? >> Where? >> Citations. I'm going to write them here in a minute. >> Show me. >> I will show you every single one as soon as you write them now. >> How much have you had a drink tonight? >> You want to write them now? I have nothing. You have pulled me over illegally. Get off of me. >> Turn around. >> Get your hands off of me. Cuz every time I let go of you, you just try walking away. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Stop. >> Me some more. You pieces of >> I didn't think you guys were that bad. >> All you have to do is get out of the vehicle. Why are you making it so difficult? >> I didn't have to get out of the vehicle. You did. >> I have a right. It's called a constitutional right. >> Okay. What right do you think you have that means that you can disobey a police officer in a traffic stop? >> Where's your peace officer? Sir, you are not a goddamn constitutional right. I didn't do anything wrong. I was traveling. >> Okay. And immediately when I walk up there, you won't roll your window down and you won't give me your ID. >> I have to comply to you. >> That's fine. But then I can tell you to get out of the vehicle. >> When the woman claimed she had the quote right to travel, the officer began to suspect she might be a sovereign citizen. They continued having some back and forth before she was ultimately taken to jail. >> I don't have to do both of those things. >> That's a constitutional right. >> I'm going to let you know your rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Sir, you need to get the out of my face. >> Listen to me. You have the right to remain silent. You don't have to talk to me. >> Nothing in my face. >> Anything that you say or do can and will be used against you in the court of law or other proceedings. You have the right to talk to an attorney before I ask you any questions and I have it with you during question. >> If you can't afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you before the questioning. If you wish, >> you took my phone. >> You can decide at any time to exercise these rights or not make any statements. Do you understand your rights? >> Opening my eyes. Do you understand your rights? >> Nope. >> What part of that do you not understand? >> I understand that you violated the out of my rights. >> Okay. Do you understand your rights, though? >> Nope. >> So, you don't understand your rights, but you understand that we violated your rights. Is that what you're telling me? >> Nope. I do not understand my rights. >> Okay. >> Get out of my face. >> Okay. Okay. So, you're fine then? You're you're denying any medical treatment? >> No. I want medical treatment. I also want psychological treatment. >> What for? >> For you. Get out of my face. Shove that light in my face again. You pulled in my car and busted my window open. >> All right, Diana, I feel like you're under the influence of alcohol, so I'd like to do some field sobriety tests to make sure that you're safe to drive. Are you willing to do those tests? >> I I am willing to have you leave me the alone. >> Okay. Well, unfortunately, that's that's an option >> like this. >> Okay. So, what do you think should have happened? You you said, "Oh, I don't want to identify myself." And we should have just said, "Okay, have a nice day. a right to. I don't have to identify myself. I know the Constitution. >> Why? Why do you think that you don't have to identify yourself? >> Because I don't have to because it's called the Constitution. >> Okay. Well, you almost hit my squad car. You don't have a front license plate. You were weaving back and forth in your lane and you failed to signal 100 ft prior to your turn. So, those are those are all the >> My window busted. >> No, I didn't want to do that. I didn't want to do that. That's why I kept asking you to get out of the vehicle, but you wouldn't. What am I supposed to do? Your level of cooperation is going to impact how quickly >> I'm telling you that everybody can leave right now. This is ridiculous. This is ridiculous. >> On the way to jail, the woman kept insisting she hadn't done anything wrong and that the officer was the one who had broken the law by busting her window. Complete nonsense. >> All right, so we are going to go to apartment. I don't care. You guys over dramatically obtained. Can you can you let me out of the car so I can go inside and continue to holler this? >> No, we're not going inside. I've got some paperwork to read to you. >> That sounds like a personal problem to me. You're going to let me the out of this car. >> Says subsequent to a defense for driving. >> Why would you do this to somebody who has no offenses? >> Just because you don't have any criminal history doesn't mean that you like get to get off scot-free if you break the law. You're driving intoxicated and you resist it. >> All when you broke my window. You broke the law. No, >> I broke a window. I didn't break the law. >> I'm going to read this. >> Hiding anything. I'm not asking you. >> I'm not at the jail. Get me out of here. >> To read this. >> No. No. There is glass in my ass. There really is. >> Let me pull over and read you something and not take you to the jail. Nope. I have my rights and I want a lawyer. >> No. I don't give a You busted a window and you violated the out of me. I want a lawyer. >> Are you going to provide a breath sample? >> No, sir. >> Will you whip that up and do a refusal for me? >> Yeah. We're going to just lock her up because she does a refusal after you just harass me, busted out my window, threw me out my car. >> No, don't worry. Don't worry. I'm about to have a lawsuit on your ass. I would like for the older gentleman to take me to go and urinate. >> And I'm not hitting on him. It's because he probably has more respect than you young bucks. >> Am I the older gentleman? >> You are. >> I think you are, Serge. I'm going to explain something to you before I get out of here. >> You got to right arrest you. >> No. >> Yeah, he does. There's no changing it. Okay. your the the choice you have right now is to provide them with a breast sample and face a sixmon suspension license or to refuse to do that then it's going to be you're going to be facing 12 month >> but saying you guys won't [ __ ] take a beater to be ser prison for jail >> the woman was charged with DUI improper lane usage no front registration failure to signal within 100 ft of a turn failure to display a driver's license and resisting a peace officer