I wanted and have paid for two plane tickets. >> I don't give a about a refund. >> Would you care about a refund when someone question your masculinity? >> Is she going to talk to me like that? >> I'll knock her out. >> She need to shut the up. You What are you going to do? What are you going to do? >> Don't me suck your dick. I'm not going to do that. >> Scoot over towards me so I can put your seatelt on. >> You're rough. >> You like >> There's a special breed of women and some men who think the world is at their beck and call. These Karens would throw a fit even in public if they don't get what they want. When they take it too far, the cops step in and what we get is 3 hours of entitled Karens getting instant karma. On July 17th, 2022, concerned citizens reported an unruly driver. By the time the police arrived at the scene, the apparently intoxicated woman had hit the curb and gotten a flat tire as a result as a female officer started questioning her. The woman took a passive aggressive stance. >> Why are you so mean? >> I'm not mean. I'm just saying. >> Why can't you just talk to me in like a logistic way? Like >> I am. Now you're being a little sarcastic. >> Yes, you are. >> Really? Hello, camera. >> So, yes, I hit my tire. I'm sitting here. >> Have you had any drink? Anything to drink today? >> Let's see. Um, tea, coffee. Um, >> alcoholic. >> Oh, is that what you're asking? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Uh, tea, wine, coffee. >> How much alcohol would you say you've had? See >> 4 o. >> To be fair, the woman wasn't aggressive toward the officer. She wasn't even openly resisting. However, throughout the interaction, she kept questioning the officer's intentions, stalling and making each standard procedure more difficult than it needed to be. >> Now, you're not pulling me over. You're like, I'm sorry. >> Like I said, we got a call about your driving. You just >> You're just mean. You're like in this little >> We're not doing that. >> And she needs to go away. She's like cocky and not nice. >> So, can I have your driver's license? I would like >> the driver's license here. >> Yes, sir. >> Can I get that voice? >> Yes. She's had 4 ounces of wine since the last two hours. >> I did not say that camera. >> Why do you got to be so beat like a real license? >> Sorry. The good thing is the suspect kept her sense of humor. She wasn't attacking the officers even though she obviously thought the female cop was mean. When the male officer took over the investigation, things started going a bit smoother. >> How about we start all over here? >> Yes. Let's wait. You're the mean one. >> Okay. Why? >> You're cute. >> Why are we here? Why do you think we're making contact? >> Because I have a flat tire. >> Okay. But how do you think we >> Because I'm too fast. >> Okay. How many times did you hit the concrete curve? >> Uh once. >> Okay. Is it only that flat tire? >> Uh yeah. Why is there seven other flat tires? I didn't look at one. >> I had a chance to look at your car. >> Okay. Was like like seriously like really are you really questioning it that hard? Like >> don't look at Don't look at all the other injuries on the car. >> Yeah. Stuff marks on this on this side. >> I bought This is a re a bought car from somebody else. It's not fair for all the other damage they did. >> This I just did. >> You just did this? >> It seems like the suspect does not take DUI investigations too seriously. By the looks of it, this wasn't the first time her reckless driving caused damage to her car. Which begs the question, how often does she drink and drive? >> Stay right here. >> Stay right here. >> Don't go approach it. >> I was going to see it. I was always worried about the tires. >> What? Oh my god. Tires. >> My boyfriend wants to take the car to get all the tires fixed. >> I have to at least get that one replaced. >> Oh, I don't even want to tell that. >> I thought you said you were waiting on him to come here. >> No, I said so changing the game. >> No, it is. >> The suspect probably isn't lying. She's just used to manipulating the truth a bit using halftruths. She spins the story in a way that she herself starts believing it. No wonder these officers struggled to determine how much of what she said so far was true. >> We're just trying to get the story straight. I caught my tire. I ran off the road. I hit the tire. Yes, I up. Can >> you tell my deputy that you had a few drinks or a drink? >> She asked me what I had to drink. I said coffee, water. >> What I had to drink today. So, >> did you have any alcohol? >> Yeah, there was alcohol involved in my day of drinking today. >> Okay. And how long ago was that? >> See, that's what she asked. >> She asked it differently. >> Okay. Well, how long ago did you have alcohol? >> Two hours ago. >> Two hours ago. You know what time it is now? >> I think it's 4:30, 5:30. >> Which one? >> Jeez, come on now. >> I'm asking. >> What time do you think it is? without looking at your phone. >> No, that's not fair. >> Okay. >> The suspect didn't know the time. She probably didn't even know what day it was. All she knew was that it was her drinking day. And apparently in her world, she can drive her car on a drinking day. One of the possible reasons she was so matterof fact about the situation was that she thought she had an ace up her sleeve. >> I'm going to call my stepmother. Do you see a train? >> Not right now. >> Oh, yes I am. >> No. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. Why? >> Because you're being detained and I don't want to put handcuffs on you. >> I'm being attained for what? >> For suspicion of drunk driving. >> For suspicion. So suspicion is >> So how do you help me? Right. >> You really think that's fair? >> I don't know what that is. I'm not medical certified with this. >> Are you kidding me? That's just not fair. >> You think I randomly just stuffed that on there in my leg? >> Let me ask you a question. Do you think it's fair that we don't put you through proper determine that if you're okay to drive and we just say, "Okay, because you have a hurt ankle, we're going to let you drive and possibly crash into somebody and them and their family." >> Do you think that's fair? >> Or I can determine that you are okay and I can have you make a phone call to get picked up. >> Faced with the seriousness of the situation, the woman agreed to take the test, or at least she said she would. The moment the officer asked her to stand without leaning on the car, it became painfully clear she couldn't even manage that. >> Tell me one more time why I cannot call my stuff. >> Either you cooperate or I can just take you to jail. >> Oh, I'm cooperate. >> Okay. So, put your phone down off of the >> You're not No, that's not right. That's not fair. >> I've already explained it to you. >> Say it one more time. >> God bless America. >> Why? Why don't you repeat myself? Why don't you repeat myself? Wow. >> So, take off your sandals. >> No. >> No. >> No. I'm sorry. That's not right. >> You can't repeat yourself to me. >> Why do I need to repeat myself? >> Cuz I'm asking you to and you are a goddamn officer and I'm asking you to to do something for me. >> Somebody called Driving. >> Somebody called somebody. >> I don't need I don't need the >> Where are they? Here. They show me who they are and where they are. >> We already spoke to him. >> So, those are the two old people. >> He's lost. >> Really? >> Yes. They asked me for directions to get to 60. >> Okay. This does not seem right legally. >> The suspect obviously doesn't realize the meaning of probable cause. Based on the report of a drunk driver, they have probable cause to investigate her. And with all that she has shown so far, they already have probable cause to arrest her for DUI. This is what how this is going to work. You have an opportunity to prove to us that you are not driving under the influence. >> If you do not prove to us that you are not driving under the influence, then jail not fair coming off your breath. I can see >> I smell from your breath. Great. >> Step over there. >> Step over there. >> Step over there. >> No. Don't get my car. >> Step over there. >> Don't touch me. >> Step over there. >> You can step right there. Now let go. Dude, >> I'm calling my step brother. >> You touch my phone. >> Go stand back on the line. >> He's back in my >> We'll give you your phone back. Go stand on the line. >> You don't understand who you're dealing with. >> I'm not concerned. I don't care. >> You should be. >> Go stand over there. >> You just stole my phone. >> I didn't steal your phone. I'm >> stand I can take you to jail. Go stand over there. >> That's his car like he told you to do. hand me my phone. >> No. >> By then, everybody knew where the suspect was headed. Straight to jail. It's just a matter of time before she does something to push the officers past their limit. And chances are it would be over something ridiculously trivial. Oh, it's stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> I'm about to dump you on the concrete. You think it's hot down on your feet? Be hot in your face. >> Stop it. Stop. [Music] >> Stop and relax. [Music] >> Are you done? >> Are you doing? >> You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me so bad. >> You're hurting me so so badly. >> Relax. >> You're stoping. I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything. >> The suspect was taken to jail and charged with DUI and resisting without violence. On top of 6 months of probation, she also faced $1,023 in fines, 50 hours of community service, a 6-month license suspension, a victim's impact panel, and DUI school. On August 2nd, 2024, police in Ohio confronted a woman who had returned to a liquor store she had been banned from and had attacked another man. >> Come here. Come here. >> Come here. >> I'm going to tase you. >> Why are you tasing me? >> Why are you resisting? Help! Help me! Help me! Help! Help! Help! Help! Help me! I need to call 911. Help me! I need to call 911. I need a paramedic. I need a paramedic. I need a paramedic. I need a paramedic. I need a paramedic. Get off me, bro. Get off me. Get off me. I need to hold >> You're under arrest. Stop resisting. You're under arrest. Stop resisting. >> Help me. I'm going to stop. I don't give a >> Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. >> Help me. Help me. >> The woman, Vanessa, was visibly distressed after being taken to the ground by police. A nearby bystander respectfully offered to step in and help the woman understand that the officers were not a threat and were there to help. >> 911 trying so hardbody in my life first in my life. >> Wait, you didn't you didn't hurt anyone. >> Okay. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Please. >> Please get him off of me. Get him off of me. >> We're not on you. >> It's okay. >> Get off of me. You're out of my way. Get off. >> Nobody's >> How about you sit up and help me? Please help me. Based only from her reaction, one could easily assume that she was the victim. However, when police got to speak with some of the people she had interacted with earlier, it was clear how she was not as innocent as she seemed. >> She was kicking you, right? >> She was attempting to kick. I saw it. She's going with the time he feels all time. >> Thanks, too. >> Uh, she usually mostly kicking. >> Okay. >> Miss the one. What are you taking me to jail for? >> I don't know, but you're going. >> You don't even know. Nobing, no say. You don't know. You don't know how I'm going to jail. >> You don't even have a reason. You're just a boy in blue, right? >> I support the boys in blue. Did you know that? Did you know that? All right. Well, >> okay. All right. Seniors will step in. Don't worry. I got an attorney. A good one. A damn good one. Kenneth L. $5,000 he cost for attorneys. What could my >> I suggest you slow down, sir. I'm in the car. Can you have a little respect? >> It's my last day on Earth. Okay. Okay. >> Vanessa's comment that this was her last day on Earth was one of the many strange things that she said while inside the police car and hinted at mental or drug issues, which could explain her violent behavior from earlier. She continued to argue that she did nothing wrong. >> Is this arrest? You arrested me for no reason. What was the probable cause? >> Trespassing. >> Trespassing for what? It's a drive-thru. >> All right. You've been trespassing. >> Indian land. >> It's not Indian land. >> It's not Indian land. Whose land is it? George Washington, are you historically buff, sir? >> It's the city of >> Are you historically buff? >> Looks like you were trespassed there >> yesterday >> for what? >> Probably for the same stuff you did today. >> What did I do? >> I don't know. I said probably, >> right? That's the problem. That's the problem with the system, isn't it? >> I guess. >> It's okay. Somebody's coming for me. >> Okay. >> I bet. Vanessa failed to grasp that a trespass order covers not just the building, but the entire property, including the parking lot where she was found. From there, the conversation turned from bizarre to ridiculous. >> I'm running for govern. Did you know that? >> I'm going door to door. >> She was tonight. You're sick. You got CO. >> Don't touch me if you got CO. >> Okay. [Music] >> All right, sir. I'll get to my cold cell. Don't worry. And my warm wool blanket. I'm not worried. Is he worried? Aliens come and go, right? What I do? >> Vanessa was charged with assault on a police officer, criminal trespass, obstructing official business, and resisting arrest. When her case came to court, the assault and resisting charges were dropped, and she was ordered to pay $613 in fines and court costs. Hotel managers are trained to remain calm and professional, regardless of how obnoxious a guest may be. However, on June 19th, 2024, one drunk Karen decided to push some hotel managers to the limit when the police arrived. The staff quickly pointed them to room 207. >> No, you're good, bro. >> What's going on? >> You guys doing okay? >> Yeah. [Music] >> Shut the door. >> Randy, >> shut the door. >> No. You got to pick up. >> We just got you guys thrown out of the motel, so start packing up. >> The staff had explained to the officers that the woman named Randy and her partner Trevor got into an argument earlier. When approached by the staff, they got verbally abusive towards them as well. At first glance, Trevor couldn't be more chill, despite Randy shouting obscenities over his shoulder, but they both appear to be intoxicated. >> There's bottles everywhere. She's actually the problem. >> Yes, >> she's the owner. That's all >> slamming doors. So, >> okay. Well, the guy's super mellow. She's actually >> The guy is really shifty to me. Like she's really chill. >> Thank you for calling. >> She seems like the problem right now. >> So, she's probably gonna end up going to jail. >> I would appreciate that. >> So, we'll go back up there, talk to her. I mean, the way she's acting now, she's probably going to do something stupid and go straight to jail. >> Artia Police Department. >> Open the door. >> Open the door. >> No, I don't have to. >> I need to talk to you, man. >> Okay. You can talk to me right here. >> Okay. Well, >> I'm not opening my door. >> Housekeeping's coming to see the state of the room. >> I don't need housekeeping. I already paid them a dollar. >> Okay. Well, they're kicking you out. >> When she realized she was being kicked out, the belligerent Karen wouldn't open the door and demanded that she get her money back. That's when the quickthinking officer got an idea on how to flush her out. >> Door's not opening. I want my money back. >> Okay. Well, they got to check the state of the room first before they can give you money back. >> Let me shut the door. I just shut it to open it. >> Come on. There's only me. >> You guys want to come look at it? >> There's only me. >> I'm going to just hang out outside if you come back. >> I want my money back though. I got to go get another room. I'm from Rudoso. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> You guys want to check it out? >> Oh, there's only popcorn on the floor. Stop yelling. There's other people here. >> Jesus. >> Quit yelling. >> Come on. >> Shake your head. >> There's nothing wrong with this. I used to clean rooms. >> Tone it down. There's other people here. >> My bad. >> She going to talk to me like that. I'll knock her out. >> She needs to shut the up. >> Stop. >> She needs to shut up. >> Stop. >> What are you going to do? What did they do? >> The way the suspect walked up to the manager was definitely threatening and aggressive. The officer had no choice but to rush in before she had a chance to hurt anyone. The question was, will the officer be able to handle her? >> Stay down. >> Stop. >> Stop. You're going to stop. >> Let me go. >> No. My underwear are not on. >> Give me my money back. >> Don't n me. I'll kick your I'll kick you. Yeah. Jump. Quit shaking me. >> Well, let's go walk. >> Quit ying me and >> then walk. >> Randy kept resisting as the officers escorted her out of the room. She's obviously a strong woman, so they had to be very careful she doesn't slip their hold and try to make good on her threats. >> I don't hurt you. Get the away from me. I'll take your >> Give me my money back. You [ __ ] >> Quit hurting me. Quit hurting me. >> Quit moving. >> You give me my Sweetie, give me my money back so I can You want to catch another [Applause] cooking me? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> You're under my >> You're getting a room. >> At this point, we can be certain that two things will happen. First, she is not going to get her money back. Not after disturbing the guests, destroying property, and threatening the staff. Second, she is definitely going to get another room. Only this time, it's a jail cell. >> Sweetheart, that's fine. Give me 10. Stand up. One, two, three. Hold on. >> Yeah. Hold on. >> Two. >> Wait. Hold on. >> I can't get out. >> Okay. Here. Hold on. Let me hold on. Hold on. >> For a moment there, it looked like Randy came to her senses and was willing to cooperate. Luckily for them, the officers were clever enough not to remove the handcuffs because just seconds later, she went right back to her old tricks. >> You pay taxes, you go back to Mexico. >> Did you guys feel like she was actually going to hit you guys? >> Yeah, >> absolutely. >> Hey, assault times two and then the battery. >> She she when she came at me, she touched my throat. She like barely touched me. You guys pulled her back. Get out. >> Or what? >> You're going to catch another charge cuz that's what's going to happen. >> What? >> Sit down. >> Take me already. >> What? >> Take me. >> Hold on. >> All right. All right. I'm done. >> All right. I didn't mean to be a >> I'm sorry, too. I'm a I'm sorry. >> No, I didn't mean to be >> Oh, I'm sorry, too. I'm sorry, dude. Once again, in a brief moment of clarity, it looked like she came to her senses. And as before, it didn't take long for her to spiral back into rage and start yelling again. Something must have happened in her life that really messed her up. >> Give me a break. Really? You got to turn your lights on. You're a punk, dude. I did seven and a half years in a joint. You're a punk. You're a mom. probably she's probably born in Mexico, too. Go back to Mexico. Come down to IE. Come down to mother. >> Let's see how it rolls. Come to the IE. Uhhuh. You punk bull mother. I got my com I have a commercial. I can back a wheeler up. Can you? That's what I thought. No, you can't. No, you can't. Let me see. >> Oh, >> in terms of racking up charges, Randy really outdid herself that day. Instead of just being evicted and trespassed from the hotel, she got charged with multiple accounts of assault, battery on law enforcement, criminal damage to property, and resisting arrest. On September 3rd, 2022, police officers in Washington were dispatched to Kohl's regarding two teenage shoplifterss. When the officers arrived on the scene and told them they were being detained, one of the teenagers complied. However, her accomplice had other ideas. >> Are you putting force on me? >> Stop kicking me. >> Stop touching me. >> You're under arrest. >> Stop touching me. Get up. Give me something. Stop touching me. >> You're under arrest. >> Can you please? He's hurting me, though. I can't. He's hurting me. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. Let go. Ow. He's twisting my twisting. Stop it. Stop touching me. Stop touching me. I'm a kid. You cannot be doing this. >> He cannot be doing this. He cannot be. >> You're under arrest. >> You cannot touch me like this. >> You're under arrest. I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. You are hurting me. >> Stop it. Can you hold me? >> We're the ones that hurt me. >> We're the ones that fine, but can you like not grab me like this? So rough. >> You know what? You're the one that's fighting me. Okay. >> No, you're I'm not fighting you. >> No, you're not. He's grabbing me. >> Like everyone around her said, if she wanted the officer to stop touching her, all she had to do was stop resisting and comply with his orders. Someone needs to tell these teens that when they steal, there's bound to be consequences that are not exactly enjoyable. >> Get the off. >> Get off me. You get away from me. Get away from me. Get away from me. >> Get away from me. Get away from me. Get away from me. Get away from me. >> Stop pushing. Okay. >> Get away from me. I'm not pushing. Twins. You're hurting me. I'm not even pushing. >> I'm not pushing. She's twisting my arm. He's twisting my wheel and if you stop twisting my >> Okay, well you stop it. >> Okay, let go. Stop. And I'll stop. But you cannot be grabbing me like that. You cannot hold me like that. What is wrong with you guys? No, this is not okay. I'm a little girl. He cannot be twisting my arm. I'm not resisting. But he keeps pushing my arm. I'll get in the car. He keeps twisting my arm. This hurts my back. >> Well, it doesn't stop it, right? >> He's hurting. >> Just stop. >> No, you stop. You're over here twisting my arm. >> It was as if her parents never taught her to properly interact with law enforcement. Here's a quick lesson. If you break the law and run from the police, you will be chased. You will be tackled and you will be placed in handcuffs and taken to jail. Still, after all that, somehow she thought she was in a position to call the shots. >> Sir, he's literally playing for me for no reason. >> Not a reason, but I mean like I don't mean by no reason, but But how he grabbed me? Why you >> How he grabbed me? I'm not fighting you, sir. I'm a woman. I can get up. >> No, I didn't kick you. I didn't kick you. You're lying. Check the camera on your >> What? >> He He used force to look at his camera. Look, I have a video. I have a video. I'm not I'm not running away or nothing. I will get in this damn car. But he over here is twisting my arm and pushing me down. >> Take the purse off. >> That's fine. Take the purse out, you guys. I'm not running. I'm okay. I'll go to jail. But he's hurting me though. That's not okay. I want his camera and I want his back. >> Okay. Police are sitting in front of away. All right. I got you. >> While there was no doubt that she believed she was in the right, in reality, the body cam footage she was asking for will only prove that she was the problem. Remember, she chose to steal and resist law enforcement. She had no one to blame but herself for her predicament. >> And I want the recording of what you picked me down. And I'm not playing. I will call this empty. You guys don't know who my parents are. >> You will. And I'll get my lawyer. >> Can you tell your parents you shouldn't be shoplifting, right? >> Yeah. And I And I'll tell my parents about you, too. >> And you're fired. [Music] Good luck proving that the officers used excessive force when multiple witnesses were willing to back up the officer's actions. With the teenager secured in the back of the cruiser, it was time for the officers to tally up all the merchandise she stole. >> Here you go. Here you go. Look. >> Oh, hell yeah. Okay. >> No, no, no. Well, I'm showing you she using a magnet. That's a burglary. >> I think he has the particular put in my like what the whole resisting thing cuz that >> Yes. Well, I mean, I didn't get a chance to turn on my camera until after I'm holding her down, but >> she's the one that's like fighting me. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Kicking me. >> Yeah. Which do you remember which one? >> What? >> This is Mexican's. >> This one. >> Hers. >> Hers. >> And then black. Black. So this is hers. >> Okay. >> That's all hers. >> Okay. >> And this is all hers. >> Yeah. Can we get a um >> picture of the IV? >> That's not her. >> Oh, >> we don't know yet. >> Let me find out who she is first and I'll let you know. >> Can we find out who she is, too? >> Yeah, Tanner's doing that. I know, but he's a little delayed. >> No, he's not. >> The officers read the suspect her rights. She claimed she needed medical treatment for her wrists, which she said were twisted and her head, which she claimed was pushed into the ground during her arrest. After the officers officially trespassed her, it was time to speak to her accomplice. >> Okay. So, your court date will be September 13th, >> 8:30 at the Federal Way Court. And I'm going to take a picture, too. Thank you for not like jumping on me. >> Can I flick the camera off? >> Flick my camera off. >> Your camera >> for what? >> Cuz >> she's the one that's like fighting back. >> That's the photo I want you to have though. >> Dang. Why you slam my twin up like that? >> No, she's kicking me. >> I was just grabbing her. Okay, look. No, don't do that. You don't want You don't want that on your >> Okay. So, here's the ticket. Jeff Third. Okay. All right. You're good to go then. >> Stop stealing. Stop stealing. >> Yeah. Don't be shot with >> Stop being so aggressive, man. >> All I did was grab her arm and then she's the one. Come on. >> I already discussed it with her. She's going to get in her ear eventually, right? >> Oh, I'm get in her ear. >> All I did was I grabbed her and said she's on and then she's throwing the Hey, you know what? That's what happened about the big dog. It's the boss. >> That's the boss. >> All right. Big >> make sure he didn't get beat up. >> Oh, he he got dragged around over here. >> Yeah. >> Cuz you said you're fighting. >> All right. >> All right. You guys have a good one. >> Show up to that court date. >> Of course. >> The suspect in the back of the cruiser could have received the same friendly treatment if she hadn't run and resisted arrest like her friend. But unfortunately for her, due to her actions, she was transported to the police station for processing. [Music] right here. >> Yep. See your right hand? >> Okay. Sit over there. So, you're not allowed to go back to that mall. >> You understand that? >> Okay. So, you're basically I'm telling you you're being trespassed. >> Have it recorded. >> Okay. So, you can call your friend or whoever you need to and have them pick you up right here in front of the court. >> Addresses on this ticket. Same address still. >> Okay. >> Your court date is September 13th, 8:30 in the morning. Right here at this court right here. You're you're being charged paper. >> Yeah. >> Getting two charges. >> Theft and resisting arrest. >> Both women were charged with resisting arrest and theft. However, only one of them was taken into custody to be processed. It goes to show that if you cooperate with law enforcement, things don't have to get ugly. On April 4th, 2024, an officer in Florida initiated a traffic stop after spotting a driver without a seat belt. The officer activated his police lights, so the vehicle pulled into a nearby parking lot. However, as soon as the car came to a stop, the passenger suddenly exited the vehicle and fled on foot. >> Stay in the car. Passenger, get back in the car. Get back in the car. Hey, >> get back in the car. >> I don't >> get back in the car. >> 24. We're in front of Staples. >> 1050. Let me get another unit. >> Get back in the car. Get back in the car. >> Per deployed. Whiskey pop shot. Oh god. >> Stop. >> Oh god, I'm bleeding really bad. >> Me rescue. >> Oh god. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. >> Why would you do that? I don't I didn't want you to get hurt. >> Put the other hand behind your back. >> We're in front of Staples. Whiskey fox shot. Lead him from the head. >> Stay in front of your car. Her decision to flee the police raised immediate suspicion, especially when she was not even the driver of the vehicle, and the penalty for a seat belt violation is typically a small fine ranging from 30 to $110. The woman was 47 years of age and seriously overestimated her ability to outrun the officer. >> Why would you do that? Why would you run? All you had to do is stay in the car. >> You scared me. 77 >> for you could have EMS51 as well. >> Are you okay? >> No. >> What's wrong? Uh, rescue's coming. >> What's wrong? >> Okay. Look to your side. Look to your side. Here, please. >> Yeah. >> I do not want you to run, ma'am. >> Okay. I I do not want you to run at all. >> Please. >> The woman was believed to have been traveling with her mother, who was still behind the wheel and was capable of following instructions. She provided a highly unconvincing explanation that she ran away because she was scared of getting tased, but officers suspected she had something to hide. >> Did you have a war or something? What were you running? >> Because he was coming out with his tas. >> You got out of the vehicle. >> Not until I seen you coming towards your t. >> What are you doing? Okay. I'm laying on the knee. Roll back. Roll your back. Roll your back. >> Just hold them up. On several occasions, the suspect referred to the female driver as her mom. However, when police spoke to the driver, she strangely denied any such relationship. >> Okay. The reason I was stopping you, you weren't wearing your seatelt. Okay. You did you not tell me how many times I tell her, "Stay in the car." >> She got back in the car. I went over here and then she took off. I don't know why she would do that. That's your daughter. Who is that? >> No. I picked her up. >> Okay. Okay. Let me get back to my traffic stop. Do you have your driver's license on you? Do you have any idea why she would do that? >> No. >> So, you barely know this girl? >> She's calling you her mom? I mean, >> what's uh >> Well, I don't know why she would do that. Um, okay. >> Yeah, like I said, the reason I said, you weren't wearing your seat belt, okay? I want you to be safe. I want you to wear your seatelt. This could have been a simple traffic stop. I didn't want her to do that. >> Okay. >> The officer was still perplexed by how things unfolded. Her reason for running away simply did not add up, and he suspected that she may have been carrying illegal narcotics. So, while inside the ambulance, he ordered her to empty her pockets. What's What's in your pocket? You got to empty it real quick. You're under arrest. >> You don't take anything? Okay. Well, go ahead and pull it out real quick so we can make sure. >> Um, you're obviously under arrest. Okay. So, >> we'll get a clean out your pocket. all the way. >> Okay. Back pocket. >> Empty your back pockets. >> Okay. >> Pull out the back pocket. Okay. All right. We'll meet y'all at the hospital. Thank you. >> After conducting a background check, the officers discovered that she had an active warrant, which perfectly explained why she ran. Once she was checked out at the hospital, the woman was taken to jail and charged with resisting arrest without violence. Lucerail >> loosen him. Loosen him sucker. I'm not guilty. >> On April 28th, 2023, airport police in Orlando, Florida were called to a departure gate to deal with an over-the-top transgender woman named Tiffany. Totally intoxicated, she was flipping out after being denied boarding. >> I'm speaking to you like men speak to you and now we're up. >> All right, ma'am. Come on. >> I'm going back. >> I'm not going. >> I'm not going. >> So, you're not going to go? >> No. >> Absolutely not. I will film it and you could take me wherever you want. I'm not going. I'm not going anywhere. I paid for my ticket. I'd like to go home. >> I don't give a [ __ ] I paid for my ticket. I'm a man. >> I'm a man. I want to go home. I paid for two. No, we're not going anywhere. >> No, >> we're not going. >> Come on. We got to go to the main. Come on. >> No, >> we're not doing it. >> We'll talk to to somebody over there. Come on. >> No. Talk about what? >> Let's go. >> What are we talking about, though? >> Okay. What are we talking about, though? Ma'am, you have to stay here with me and witness this. What are we talking about? What did I do? >> You needed to like >> I wanted to go home. >> I wanted to go on my plane home. Please take the thing cuz this is going to be my only witness. I wanted and have paid for two plane tickets. >> Okay, but he just refunded two. >> I don't give a about a refund. >> Would you care about a refund when someone questioned your masculinity? >> Tiffany was obsessed with gender, but it was totally irrelevant. Her drunken belligerance was the reason she was denied boarding. Cabin crew knew the warning signs and wanted to avoid having an intoxicated passenger potentially raising hell on board the aircraft. But raising hell seemed to be what Tiffany wanted to do. >> Come on, Tiffany. Let's go. >> I know my name. >> Tiff, come on. Let's go. >> Absolutely. I'm not leaving. I'm not >> I'm not leaving. >> Okay. Cuz you don't listen. Don't put your hands on. >> Am I going to jail? >> Cuz I bought two Hands behind your back. >> Uh, >> put your hands behind your back. >> Keep recording. Keep recording. >> Keep recording. >> This is going to be really fun. When you realize >> this going to be really fun >> when you realize. >> For some reason, Tiffany thought cursing was her ticket to successfully boarding. In reality, doing so never accomplishes anything positive and just puts everyone on edge and leads to worse outcomes. >> No, I know. I'm a huge criminal. Thank god you got a perf. Thank god you got a big boy. >> I have a big dick, too, [ __ ] You want to see it? >> How dar >> for real? I'm just trying to leave the city. I paid for two. There's nothing. >> Are you available? >> Loosen him. Loosen him. You sucker. I'm not guilty as >> This was all an unnecessary headache. If Tiffany had cut her losses, kept her big mouth shut, and walked away, she might have been on her merry way. Instead, she felt the need to spew out random thoughts that were both ridiculous and embarrassing. >> No people, white people, black people, brown people are allowed to hear what happens in the airport. >> Steve, >> I'm not going anywhere. Can you open this up for me? >> They're right here. I got to bring it downstairs. Just bring the um the suitcase. >> Come on. [Music] >> No. No. You want >> I want my bag, dude. >> Yeah, we're bringing your bag with you. Come on. Let's go. Sweetie, can you come up through the bridge for me, please? >> I got your bag right here, miss. >> Come on. >> Stand up. >> Honey, I'm a lawyer. >> Stand up. >> You never You never let someone take you to another position. >> You're going to really regret this. >> Tiffany claimed to be a lawyer. Whether or not that was true, it was still uncertain. But in her drunken state, she wouldn't have been able to tell the difference between a bar exam and an actual bar. All jokes aside, she could barely put together a coherent sentence, let alone explain the law. >> I'm a lawyer. >> We don't need go first. >> You go first. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come What the >> G? I'm so mad at all. >> I was the sheriff >> in southern Minnesota for so many years and everybody hates you. >> I was person for a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> I didn't kick you. I just >> I said do not kick. I didn't say do not kick me. Okay. >> I didn't down because I don't have >> grab me out. >> Take that out. >> Dude, there's not a gun. There's nothing comes. Okay. >> There's nothing. >> Check real quick. Ma'am, >> I I want to make sure there's no weapons. Stand still. >> I just want to go to my plane. >> Got it. Thank you. Ma'am, have a seat in the back. You look like you don't have any weapons on you. Go ahead. Sit down. >> Have a seat. >> Watch your hand first. You're going in, ma'am. >> I want a lawyer. I'm not getting in the car. Raise your hand. >> I'm not getting in the car. >> Stop resisting. >> Put your feet in the car. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not getting in the car until my lawyer is here. I'm not getting in the car until my lawyer is here. >> So, she's a sheriff and a lawyer. With such a background, it's shocking that this was how she responded to her arrest. We can be sure no cop or lawyer in the world would advise anyone to behave like this on an airport tarmac or anywhere else. >> Relax. >> You're acting like a child. You're acting like a child. Stop it. >> Hello. >> Yeah. So, uh just to check her out. She's intoxicated and uh there was a altercation with her and the officer officer was battered and so just want you to uh look at both of them just so that way you can give us the okay. That's it. >> EMS arrived to medically clear Tiffany as well as the officer who got hurt during the arrest. While Tiffany denied being hurt, she didn't hold back in admitting that she was drunk. But with how she acted the entire time, it wasn't like anyone needed that confirmation. >> Ma'am, hold on. Hold on, ma'am. Stay in the car. Hey, we're not going to do this. >> Just give us Just give me a second. Okay, this is the airport rescue and fireman. Okay, >> I understand. >> All right, there go. >> I also have a law enforcement degree. I'm also an attorney. I do understand what's happening and I'm a little frustrated. >> Are you in any need of medical mail? >> No. >> No. >> Do you need them to look at you? >> Just like you guys get drunk. I'm drunk. >> I got it. You're drunk. Okay. Is there anything else? >> No. >> Okay. Well, I guess she doesn't need you to look at her. This is the officer. Stay in the car, ma'am. Stay in the car, ma'am. >> Stay in the car, ma'am. >> All right. Come and check, boys. >> I'm good. >> All right. >> You know, I used to train I teach in law enforcement and y'all are doing a good job, but you missed the wrong thing. I have lost my [ __ ] because the flight was late. >> The truth is that plenty of people can drink and keep their cool, but not Tiffany. It's reasonable to wonder if the alcohol she consumed mixed badly with other medications she was possibly taking. Regardless, she still earned herself the disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest charges. Unhinged Karens believe they are above the law. That's why they end up doing unbelievably stupid things like assaulting a 14-year-old boy. July 10th, 2023, officers were dispatched to investigate one such incident. They were greeted by the suspect's daughter. >> I got a few questions. Were you involved in this uh incident that happened earlier with the kid or whatever being pushed the room? >> No. >> That kid came to our property knocking on my mother's door. >> So it was your mom who's involved in it. >> Um yeah, but >> where's your mom? We'll talk to her. >> She's actually not >> that lady yelling right there. >> So your mom is here? >> Yeah, she's here. >> So you're lying to me already? >> I'm not lying. She lying. I just got here. Okay. So, what's going on between? >> Well, I was seeing that little boy came in my house >> and put his fist up to me. >> He went like this. Okay. And I'm not going to let no boy disrespect me. I don't care how old they are. He came knocking on my door. >> This mother and daughter duo immediately seemed suspicious. Even if we disregard the fact that the daughter lied to the officer straight away, it's clear that both of them are under the influence. Also, their story doesn't make much sense. But for the sake of a fair investigation, the officers still let them tell their side of the story. >> Look, they vandalized my car. First they scratched my car. First they scratched my car. Now they took a piece off of it. I'm putting up enough. >> Okay. >> And then he comes to her door. >> And then he comes to my door and he think I'm not going to just cuz he's a little boy. I'm going to let him hit me or threaten me. >> So you're saying that >> he walked up the >> Yeah, he walked up these stairs, knocked on my door. He told me. Yes, of course. >> He told me he came. >> Why is he knocking on your door? >> I don't know. He knows. Cuz he think he's bad or cuz he's No, he knocked on my door. He came up. >> He told me that, too. >> He came up my house. >> He went inside that >> Yeah. >> He's He usually comes in my house. He's usually a friendly person. My man knows him. My old man knows him. My daughter knows him, you know. But I don't know what's going on, but someone vandalized my car. Want to see where they vandalized my car? >> You can see the people. They took my piece off of my damn car. They scratched my car and I'm supposed to live with it. Okay. Like nothing ever happened. >> Apparently, a 14-year-old boy vandalized this woman's car and then came to her house and threatened both her and her daughter. Either these two women are lying or at least twisting the facts or they really live in a terrible neighborhood. >> That little boy came in my house and he's told me that the tent right now for >> Oh my god. No, you're not going to be detaining me. You're not going to touch me. You don't touch me. You tell me why I'm being detained first. Be Tell me why I'm being detained. >> Put your hands behind your back. No, tell me why I'm being >> Put your hands behind your back. >> That you tell me why I'm being detained. >> Call the lawyers. Call a lawyer. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Why am I being detained further investigation? >> As of right now, you need to do what I'm telling you to do or you're going to get. >> I'm not doing Do what you want to do. Hit me. Hit me. Turn around. Tell me why I'm being detained. Dad can't change your house. >> Put your hands I can't say to my house. She was in traffic with you. Why you put your hands behind your turn? Is that it? Is that it? >> Okay, I'm recording on the ground. >> At some point, the officer thought that the woman was just a loudmouth and that she didn't really pose a threat. So, he holstered his taser and proceeded to put her in handcuffs, unaware that he underestimated the situation. >> Cuz I didn't do nothing, Billy. Get away from me. >> All right. >> Okay. I'm recording your YouTube. >> Back up. Oh my god. >> Back up. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> The cops on you. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> I'm calling the cops on >> Put your hands behind your back now or you're going to get tased again. Put your hands behind your back now. You're going to get tased again. >> I'm going to tell you one more time. My hand behind my back. >> Both of them. On your stomach now. >> On your stomach. Behind your back. >> On your stomach. Behind your back. >> You got it. >> You ain't She was talking. Well, you taught you how to do that. >> I don't care. It didn't even hurt. >> Video. Video. She was talking to the officer and then he decided >> I'm going to call the lawyer on you. >> That's perfectly fine. And just like that, the taser came out of the holster and a jolt of electricity was all it took to get the suspect to comply. But that didn't stop her from running her mouth, though. And the entire ordeal only got her daughter, Paulina, worked up even more. >> Stand up. >> All the way up. >> Don't grab me. Do not grab me. Do you understand that? >> It's going to end real bad for you. >> Can I get >> No, you're not going to get anything. Don't grab me. What's the matter with you? >> I'm shaking. My legs are shaking. >> That has nothing to do with grabbing me in my crotch. Don't grab me in the crotch. My stomach hurts. >> I don't care. You don't grab me like that. >> You could have asked me to move. >> I told you multiple times to back up. It's all on body cam. Walk. >> Yes. Want me to record that >> walk? >> Yeah. >> Uhhuh. >> Good. >> Okay. >> And you are done. You're done. I did not hit your son. Your son came to my house. >> Stop talking to him. >> He came to my house. >> I don't care. >> As the officer picked the suspect up, she tried to grab his crotch, which is considered an assault. But an even bigger assault was having to hear the motheraughter duo yapping away. Annoying as it was, that part's protected under the First Amendment. >> Let's go. Stand up. >> Let's go. >> Back up. >> She was talking to you. on the other side or you're going to go for obstruction, too. >> I am. >> Back up, please. >> Back up, please. Back up, please. Perfect. Thank you, >> buddy. He didn't hurt me. That didn't do nothing to me. >> That taser didn't do >> decided to do whatever you wanted. >> That taser didn't do your daughter. >> I know, but I'm stronger than you. >> That's all right. >> And you decided to taser. You took out your taser like a weapon, but she doesn't have a weapon. >> That's okay. When I go to jail, I don't give a >> Stop saying that. >> No, I'm done. >> I don't want Stephanie as a black lady. >> You decided to do whatever you wanted. >> Yeah, you're apologetic. You're going to jail for resistance now. >> Do not move from the front of the car. Back away from my patrol car. I'm not going to give you one more warning or you're going to go under you're going to get under arrest, too. >> I don't want you to go to jail. Asking her daughter to step back was probably the first sensible thing to come out of the suspect's mouth. She didn't seem too worried about going to jail. And as she slowly calmed down, she even started joking about the situation she found herself in. >> Can't tell you really knocked my out. >> That's the point of it. >> I know it did. It hurt my tummy. >> When it went that way, if you want to try to buck up on me, >> I didn't do anything wrong. Those kids my house. Sit down. >> Well, you could have been cooperative and we could have figured that out without police. >> Sit down for now. We're going to figure it out. >> I told you he came to my house. >> Back up. Sit down. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have them here with you during questioning. >> Your father's a crackhead. >> If you cannot on drugs, >> father's on drugs and I'm going to let the court know. >> Are you done? Yes, I will let them know. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time. You also have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to a lawyer. >> Did you search that kid's house? >> Do you understand each of these rights as I've explained that to you? >> The suspect then stated that she wanted her attorney present. So, the officer wasn't able to take her statement. Judging from what she said so far, she didn't like her neighbors one bit. And it can be said that the feelings were mutual. Just take me into what you tell. >> Um earlier today, my son and I and my husband were waiting in my car >> to we were going to go to the store to go to groceries. A boy went upstairs. The boy that was assaulted went upstairs cuz she was talking to them while they were fighting. They were talking like a verbal discussion. He went upstairs and she said, "You better not come into my house." >> She choked him up. >> So was he did he ever go into the house? >> He stepped right here to the doorstep. >> So he was standing there. Yeah. Were they just arguing back? starting back and forth and she pushed him >> and the process of in the process of pushing him like you better not with me started doing disrespectful racial slurs and is calling him a piece of so is your brother and started basically choking him right here >> and at any point from your observations did it seem unprovoked that she just put his hand her hands on him like >> she didn't need to do that >> that was not necessary it was a child she could have just told me you need to go home and close the door and then call the cops if she felt harassed >> there's ways to handle that >> right >> this neighbor also saw the interaction with the officer and felt that tasing her was justified. The suspect, later identified as Maria, was sentenced to 2 years of probation, community service, and had to pay fines on top of the court fees. The kid's father did not want to press charges. On July 22nd, 2022, police officers were dispatched to a Target store following reports of two females shoplifting. However, when the officers arrived on the scene, they quickly learned that there were more than two suspects. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> I'm Officer Sanchez, Santa Fe PD. Need to have a conversation with you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Apparently, you've been shoplifting from here. Do you have anything on you right now that's not yours? >> I have nothing. There's nothing. >> Is there anything in your bag? >> Nope. Come on over. >> What else? >> Some trash. >> Okay. So, let's go and have a conversation. Is Where's your daughter at? >> My daughter. >> The one that's with you. Whoever's with you. I don't have any kids and I'm not I'm not with anybody. I came in on my own. >> Okay. Do you have an ID? So, like I said, you're just gonna get trespassed. Okay. So, you're not welcome here anymore. >> Okay. I do believe that I am um being confused with somebody else. >> I mean, that's unfortunate. >> The store manager informed the officer that she believed the two women were a mother and daughter duo. However, the woman claimed she was there alone. While talking to her, the girl they suspected to be the woman's daughter, Sosa, was about to exit the store. But what the officers didn't know was that Sosa had a friend with her, Angelica. >> Where is she? >> Right here. Okay. >> Um, everything is over there. >> Okay, sounds good. Come on. We're not going We're not here to argue. >> We're going to identify you and then you're going to be trespassed. They don't want your service anymore. So, we're going to go to the front of my vehicle. [Music] Okay. >> Now you're going to jail. >> No, I'm sorry. >> Now you're going to jail. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not trying to resist my shirt. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting me. >> Hey, pretend I'm outside. [Music] >> Get away. [Music] She's just trying to hit me in the foot. [Music] While the officer was trying to put the cuffs on Angelica, Sosa rode her vehicle and attempted to run over the officer. It was a bold and absolutely ridiculous attempt to free her friend. Angelica would later reveal that Sosa was only her friend's street name, and she didn't know her real name. >> Hit him with the car. >> Don't move. >> Tried to hit him with the car twice. Black Honda Nissan just started to run over 202. >> Get out of the car. >> Over there. I got you covered. >> Your hands. >> They're still in the parking lot. I turn it off. Backing up again. >> Move. Move. Move. [Music] >> Unit right there. They're going towards you. They just tried to hit 202. Surprisingly, instead of trying to flee the scene immediately, Sosa hesitated and seemed to consider backing over the officer before taking off, but ultimately decided to just drive away. While the other officers were in pursuit of Sosa, Angelica was cuffed and placed in the back of a cruiser. >> Danny, you okay? >> I feel good. You sure? >> I was right there. She She ran right there. She was getting close. She was trying to get close enough for her to jump into the thing, but I would have let her. >> Were you standing right here? >> No, I was set right. So she was right there. She was holding >> and she was trying to go inside. >> That person, >> dude. I I was going to shoot. I was going to shoot. >> I thought you were, but he kept trying to hit him. >> But uh I had had home girl with one arm, so I was like, "Oh, man. What' I do?" So that's why I scooted this way. >> Sorry. No, you're >> I know. I'm going tell him. Where's your brother at? >> If I would have been a direct threat, I would have dropped there and I would have just my car was was was slamming. >> Well, she hit my car. I would have been there. >> It's a mystery how it's still not clear to everybody that trying to ram somebody with a vehicle is extremely dangerous. Sosa was lucky she didn't end up killing the officer and Angelica. Afterward, the officer spoke to the woman they first encountered inside the store. >> Were you with the other two girls that just took off running outside? >> No. And I know why she thinks I was because that little girl stopped me and asked me a question. She said, "What are you doing?" because I know her from I'm gonna say an ex best friend. >> What's her name? >> I couldn't even tell you her name. If you give me a minute, my bib thinks of it. >> So, step outside real quick though. >> Okay. Honestly, like though I can't >> Okay, real quick. Hold on. Hold on. Is any of these your guys' bags? >> There's full stuff in them. >> Oh, they're stuck in there. >> Yeah. No, no, no. Not like your guys. It's her stuff. >> Yeah. This is an old dirty bed. So, like I said, is if they want you trespass dirty bed, >> just hang out right here by the trash can. I'm going to do the paperwork and then I'm going to sign it for you. Okay. >> To be fair, it seemed possible that Sosa wasn't indeed her daughter. But it didn't matter. The manager still decided to trespass her from the store for 3 years. Although she still insisted she was innocent, she still took the trespass warning without any complaints. The officer then spoke to Angelica again. >> Okay. So, what are you doing today? But I found I'm homeless. My family on the streets my house was >> okay. >> I could see my >> I understand. >> I understand. >> So you were shot inside? >> No. You see >> how everything Let's not start lying to each other. Okay. This is not my first day on the job. You just told me that your hustle is boosting. Okay. >> I was going to shop. >> You were going to shop within there. Okay. Yeah. Because your girlfriend went in and warned you that we were outside. >> Yes. You are just going to get trespassed. That's all this was. Stop. Listen. I don't care. Okay. All right. I'm sorry. I know it's hard being on the streets. I know more than most. I was on the streets from 16 to 18. I understand. But it's not an excuse. There's a million other things you could be doing besides stealing. All right. >> Doesn't matter. I don't have family. I don't have family. I don't even have brothers. You're you're barking up the wrong tree for sympathy. You're not going to get them for me. >> Angelica's story was sad. There was no doubt about that. But like the officer said, it was up to her to turn her life around. Afterward, she was read her rights and transported to the police station for processing. >> You both seat belt. >> I know. [Music] Got to get off the dope. Angelica, 19 years old, dude. How long you been on Blues? >> 10 years. >> Since you were 17. There's programs out there to help you, man. I understand you're on the streets. I get it. I understand more than most. Okay. Well, the thing is is you live in a state that helps a lot. I prefer if you get and get off the streets, get off the balloons. It's only a matter of time that stuff. >> What are you going to do for >> Yeah. Why? I feel something else. >> You have something else? >> Reach it. >> All right. I'm going to pinch it in between your ball and shake it out. Okay. >> Go in there. Thank you for telling me. >> Uh, shoplifting, resisting, and possession of a controlled substance. >> Angelica was charged with shoplifting, resisting, and possession of a controlled substance. On March 15th, 2024 at Nashville International Airport, cops were alerted to a young woman who had ordered food and then snuck off without paying. With surveillance cameras literally everywhere, an airport is perhaps the last place in the world where you can pull a runner and escape successfully. >> She refused to pay over at 400°. >> So, okay. Can you go over there? Make sure she did pay. >> Yeah, >> I did pay. >> Like 30 30 seconds ago. I literally just paid. >> Okay. Can I get your ID? My phone. My iPhone. >> Not yet. >> Where's my iPhone? >> What is it? >> My ID. >> Do you know where you are right now? >> I'm at the airport. >> Okay. Where you Where you going? >> I'm going to >> Okay. You going? >> Yeah. >> Get my ID back. >> My partner has to run it. >> What the What's happening, >> man? Just relax. >> Going on. >> Where's Where's your ticket at? Ma'am. >> Ma'am, >> I ma'am talking to you. Ma'am, >> I need my ID. >> Sit down. >> That's my ID. >> Give me my ID. >> That's my ID. Please get back. >> What am I doing wrong? >> Trouble. What's happening? >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Public intoxication. The officer knew right away she was drunk. She asked for her iPhone back, even though she had never handed it to the officer, an obvious sign of mental instability. She was so drunk she barely knew the difference between her iPhone and her ID. >> You had to breathize me. Sir, you breathize me. >> Uh, we'll go ahead and put her in the car and thank you. What's going on? I don't know what's going on. Everything needs to happen for a reason. Huh? Get on the other side. >> Thank you. >> Are they already out there? Yeah. >> Hello. What's happening? What's happening? >> Stop it. Just Just >> Why do I need to go to jail? Why? Everyone needs to understand why right now. >> Publication is not even a thing in Indiana. >> We're not in Indiana. We're in Tennessee. >> Okay. Tennessee. We're not Okay. Tennessee. >> Imagine being so drunk that you don't even remember which airport you're at. Nevertheless, she wasn't ashamed of herself at all. In fact, it was just the opposite. She craved attention from everyone in the terminal and seemed totally committed to putting on a freak show. >> Sir, please help me. What's going on? >> I don't know what's happening. I don't know what's happening. Please help me. Please help me. Please. I don't know what's going on. Help. Help. Help me. Help me. What do I do, miss? Miss, what do I do? What's happening? What's happening? I can't open my mouth. I can't. I can't. >> Shake your feet up. >> No. I need to know what's going on. What is going on? Help me. Help me. Please help me. >> You're fine. >> Please. I don't know what's going on. I need somebody to answer me. >> Public intoxication. >> What? >> And for not paying your bill. >> I paid my bill. I paid my bill. No, I paid myself. I paid myself. Help me. Help me. No. Help me. [Applause] [Music] The woman was not going to let up. If there was a tournament over who could scream the longest and loudest, she would definitely be a top competitor. Unfortunately for everyone on the scene, her temper tantrum was just getting started, and she was prepared to give a huge performance. [Applause] What is happening? Mr. Mr. Tony, Mr. Joe President, please help me. Sir, Mr. Joe President, Mr. Joe President. [Music] [Applause] [Music] I'm going to get kicked. She's sleep. [Music] [Music] Okay. >> What's your name? >> Help me. >> You're going to pass out. >> You need to take deep breaths. >> Help me. >> You're going to You're going to pass out. >> Somebody help me. >> You have to at least wonder if this was all an act. We've often seen toddlers behave in this fashion to get attention, but they usually grow out of it. But apparently women like this could never outgrow throwing childish temper tantrums. >> You bring me to the whole county jail? >> You bring me to the county jail? >> Yes. >> Why? >> For public intoxication and disorderly conduct. >> I did not do anything wrong. >> Also, you didn't pay your tab. >> You're wrong. Okay. Yeah. Are you a singer? >> I am a singer. >> Is that why you came to Nashville? >> Yes. >> Nice. >> Let me sing my songs out. Dude, >> let me sing my song out. >> Okay. [Music] >> Do you know you were missing out of someone reported you missing? >> I I was just informing you. That's all. >> The drunk woman received three charges: theft of services, public intoxication, and resisting arrest. Turns out it was her worried mother who had reported her daughter missing, and she was promptly notified by law enforcement of her daughter's whereabouts. On March 5th, 2023, while conducting traffic patrol in Florida, an officer noticed a key of Fort with its high beams on. The driver ignored multiple signals to turn off the high beams, prompting the officer to initiate a traffic stop. >> What's going on, Sergeant Brian? Police Department. Let your window down for me, please. >> It sounds regionally. It's a safety issue. I >> All right. Mess, do me a favor. Step out of the vehicle for me. >> No. No. >> Okay. I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle for me. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Well, you don't have that option. Okay. >> Yes, I do. >> You do not. >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. You're not going to step out. Why did you pull me over? >> Why don't you start me another unit? >> I'm going to ask you one more time. Okay. >> Sir, why did you >> You either step out of the vehicle or I'm going to go ahead and bust this window and pull you out of the vehicle. >> For what? >> Okay. Because I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle. >> We're going to I need to get my insurance. >> Okay, ma'am. I'm going to ask you one more time. >> No, sir. >> Step out of the vehicle for me. >> Stay where I was. >> Nope. >> Which was at Circle K or in front of my father's house. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Step out of the vehicle. >> No, sir. I just I don't see why >> cuz I'm telling you to. >> I feel comfortable in my car. I see. >> Well, I'm not asking you anymore. >> I'm telling you to step out of the vehicle. >> Please call another sergeant for me. Please. >> I am the sergeant on duty. So, you can have to step out of the vehicle. >> Call 911. >> If you call 911, you're going to go to jail for misuse of 911. >> For what? You just >> I'm telling you if you call 911 you're going >> I don't feel comfortable. I feel shaken right now. >> The suspect is convinced that she is within her rights to stay inside the car. Despite being given a lawful order with the suspect repeatedly failing to obey, the officer had no option but to break her car window. >> What's wrong with you? >> Step out of the vehicle now. Get out of the vehicle. Can you let me step out of the vehicle? >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Pepper's ready. Deploy. >> Step out of the vehicle now. >> What a boy. >> Step out of the vehicle. Do it now. Do it now. Get out of the vehicle. Get on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> Do it now. >> Do it now. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop your hand. You're going to get tased for money. All >> money. >> When the officer tried to remove her from the vehicle, she grabbed what looked like a mace spray and was ready to use it on the officer. With a threat of her reaching for a potential weapon inside her car, the officer had no option but to use pepper spray. >> Now you're going to jail >> for resisting obstruction. >> No worried about your glasses. >> I am >> I don't care. Uh, you can keep another unit coming out. You have FDM out as well. >> Have a seat. >> Yeah. >> Why? My when I bust the window, it went through it. >> Huh? >> Cuz she pulled back and kicked me. >> Oh, she >> Yeah, she >> I don't know. They throw the drink, too. >> Yeah. >> Driving with high beams turned on typically results in a verbal warning. But this situation escalated into something significantly worse. The officer explained just how difficult she made things for herself. >> All you had to do was simply step out of the vehicle. I don't need to tell you why road. Okay? So, that's what you're going to jail for. All you had to do was simply step out of the vehicle. You probably would have got your ticket. You would have been on your way. Okay. >> Real quick, do you have anything of value in that vehicle you want me to document? Because your your vehicle is going to be towed. >> Oh, it just seems you can park it. >> That's >> it's going to cost too much money >> at this point. At this point in time, unfortunately, because of what you're being charged with, we have to tow it. >> There's no He doesn't even give me a reason. He didn't give me a reason. >> He doesn't have to give you a reason. >> That's a part of your duty and your job. >> No, it's not. We don't have to give you a reason. >> As long as he has probable cause to stop you, that's it. But he doesn't have to give you a reason. >> So, is there anything of value in that car you want me to document? >> No. Okay. >> Yeah. I have a lot of stuff on my property. >> Okay. >> The suspect was taken to a nearby hospital for medical clearance. and once cleared was transported to jail. She was charged with resisting an officer without violence. In court, the suspect pleaded guilty and was ordered to pay $213 in court costs. On December 25th, 2023, the police were called to a hotel because a female guest had overstayed her welcome. Mrs. Lombardo was supposed to check out by 12. However, 2 hours later, she was still in her room, refusing to leave and berating the staff. Police come to the door, please. Why can't you? Are you okay right now? Physically, are you physically okay? Can you come to the door, please? Can you come to the door, please? >> Okay. Well, if you don't come to the door, I'm going to open the door. Well, where is your dog? >> All right, please do put a leash on the dog. >> I don't see the relevance. >> Okay. >> Not only did Mrs. Lombardo appear to be a hateful, belligerent person, but she was racist as well. After she repeatedly refused to open the door, the officer knew he would have to do something soon. At that point, he was hoping the manager would be able to unlock the door for him. >> I want you to open the door right now >> so that I can talk to you. >> If you don't open the door, I'm going to open the door. >> I do. Come unlock the door, please. Please come unlock the door. Christmas. >> I'm sorry that you're afraid. I'm not trying to scare you. Please come to the door. >> Go home. >> Where are you? I can't see you. >> Where are you? >> You ain't white. >> I'm concerned. Please un open the door. >> No. Merry Christmas. >> Okay. Listen. If you don't open that door, I'm going to come in there. And when I come in there, I'm going to take you to jail. Why are you taking me to jail? >> She probably didn't see that coming. Mrs. Lombardo was promptly handcuffed. As for her dog, he turned out to be a harmless golden retriever. When she felt the handcuffs were too tight, she demanded they be loosened. She even threatened officer Harris with farting. >> Telling you it's too tight. >> I understand that. >> Okay, then loosen it. >> My fingers fit inside. >> Loosen the up. loose and all part all over you. Good. You're gonna pay for this, brother. You know that, right? >> Corporal Harris, walk with me, please. We're going over there. >> We're going over there to have a seat. Come with me. >> I can't cuz you won't. >> Okay, I can bring you over there. You can stand up. We can walk now. Come on. >> This is how Stay here. Come here. Don't touch. >> Have a seat, please. >> Over here. Come here. Don't touch my dog. It's a law. It's a federal law. Sit down. Please, >> please sit down. >> Touch my dog. >> Okay. Is there a reason why you're still in here? >> Billy, come here. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Where's your ID at? >> It's on the bed. You >> No. Sit down. >> Keep her for a second. >> Touch my dog. >> The officer glanced over the items on the bed and then contacted the dispatcher to check who this woman was. She appeared to be intoxicated and continued trolling the officers every chance she got. >> Are you from here? >> No. What do you think I'm from here? You saw my license. What's the address? >> I didn't see your license. It's very common to have licenses that are from other states. >> None of your business. My address is what's on that. All >> I'm trying to ask is because I'm trying to find out if somebody can come get your dog or if I'm calling animal control. If you don't want to work with me, I'll know the law. >> I can do that. >> Okay. Whatever. Call the cops. >> Boss down here, brother. >> This is my boss. Then you know the law. You know you can't take this dog from me. >> The jail's not going to accept your death. >> I'm not going to jail. >> You are going to jail. >> I got friends there. So who do I do to the van? Hold on. Forgive these mother trespasses. Oh trespass. They don't have to be black. They can be white, pink, and purple. They still start over. Father who art in heaven. Thank you my brother. Hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done. You'll be done. Mother as it is in heaven. >> Mrs. Lombardo started citing the Our Father prayer peppered with obscenities against these cops, the Jews, and African-Ameans. While it was uncomfortable to listen to such blasphemy, the main thing on Officer Harris's mind was to figure out what to do with the dog. >> I got some lady. I just had to kick the door down in the hotel room to get her out. She's going to be coming to y'all for criminal trespass and obstruction. She got service dog. You guys take service dogs? It's a real nice beautiful little golden retriever. Really well trained. But since they're both misdemeanors, I ain't trying to send this dog to animal control on Christmas. No, we don't have kennels. We don't have anything for 20 minutes. Oh, you guys want to rush her through an R? I'll do that. Yeah, I can do that. Yeah, that'd be great. All right, I'll let her know that if she's not nice that'll go to animal control. All right, ma'am. I'm not talking. You're the boss man. Ma'am, >> he's a shut. >> I'm gonna explain something to you. And if you don't like it, you don't have to like it, but you need to hear. >> Hold on. Let me let me >> Okay. What I'm about to tell you is the difference between whether your dog goes to animal control or whether you get to keep your dog. Okay? So, I suggest you pay attention. >> Hold on. I got to concentrate. Remember, I'm 100% veteran. United States Air Force mother. There seems to be a lot of Karens who claim they used to be in the military. It looks like Mrs. Lombardo skipped the day where they were taught how to follow orders. All that she knows is how to make demands. >> Can you undo these cuffs? >> Cannot do that till we get to the gym. >> Can you loosen them? Can you give me some water? >> Not right now. >> Can you read me my rights? Can you put my shoes on? I'll >> let you put your shoes on. >> How can I with my hands behind my back? >> I see sandals right here. >> Go put them on, buddy. I can't do that. >> If you choose not to put them on, that is your choice. >> I prefer my little black ones in there, buddy. >> I would prefer that I not had to come here at all, ma'am. >> Well, to help you put your shoes on, but I will let you put those sandals. >> Black ones out. I don't want those. I want those. Hold the gel. Not those. >> Ma'am, when you get inside the jail, you won't be wearing your shoes anyway. You'll be wearing dare sandals. >> No, I won't. I'll be wearing my shoes, not those, cuz they have leases. So, I'll take these ones. Can you wipe my >> No, man. No, I can't. >> Who the son of you? You're no friend of mine. >> If this is how she behaves on a daily basis, it's no wonder she was alone in a hotel room on Christmas based on her obnoxious behavior. Officer Harris concluded that she was very intoxicated. The question was, how drunk? >> Not enough. I need to drink a lot more with you. So, >> all right. >> Can you I need something. Can I spray this in my mouth? >> No. >> Okay. >> I have a condition that will cause me to go into cardiac arrest. >> What's that condition? >> Dry mouth. See? >> How many times? >> Three. Can you spin my >> No. >> Okay. In here. Come on. Where's the bag? We need a bag. >> We don't need a bag. >> Yes, we do. >> No, we don't. >> We're getting a bag. Grab that bag, sweetheart. >> We're not getting a bag. Is your car outside? >> Get the bag, >> ma'am. >> All right, listen. >> If I have to if I have to push you into doing anything. >> Now, listen. You have my wallet. >> So, it's right there. You know, my ID is on the front. Where's my ID? >> On front of my vest. >> Why is on your vest? >> Because I took your ID to run you. >> Honey, I'll never do you. You got to sit on the top of your head. That's a bad spot. >> Despite Mrs. Lombardo's arrogance. Officer Harris was still willing to speed up the process so that she could be released immediately after she got booked. He also offered to wait outside with her dog until she finishes so he doesn't have to call animal control. She thanked him by threatening to sue him. >> Put the key and that in there. >> Ma'am, I'm not putting the hotel room in here. You don't stay at this hotel anymore. >> I need proof when I sue you. So, I want my key. >> This is a nice little video >> when you get an attorney. >> Hold on. Hey. Uh-uh. I can't. >> What does your dog need? >> My dog need? >> Yes. What does your dog need? >> She needs her best card. >> What are we bringing with? What are we taking with her? >> Slow your roll, baby. Jelly roll. I know who you are, brother. You better smile. >> Oh, we're not going to smile. Her vest is right there. >> We are very rapidly approaching your dog. Going to animal control. >> You know what? I'm so All right. Can I tell you how to put it on? >> Yes, you can. goes over her head and then pull the leash through it. >> Good puppy. >> She doesn't like you. >> She doesn't have to like me. >> I know. I told her not to like it. >> Mrs. Lombardo came to her senses and instructed Officer Harris on how to secure her dog. She was then escorted out of the hotel and taken to jail. Not surprisingly, she kept behaving like a spoiled, entitled, drunken brat all the way there. >> I'll your dad up, too. I'm a piece of You know who he is? I ain't seen a long time. But you look just like him. He knows I'm a >> Oh my god. You're killing me, bud. You'reing airport police. You can't erase me. >> I'm not under arrest, am I? >> You are under arrest. >> Get situated. You don't even know how to fish. You You're gay, too. Hey, I >> am over here. I need to put your seatelt on you. >> Which way? >> Towards me. You >> want me to suck your I'm not going to do that. >> Scoot over towards me so I can put your seatelt on. >> Here. Oh, you're rough. You like it rough. >> Go with the seat belt. >> Oh, you like it rough. You're going to jail, mother. >> Right here. >> You're going to jail, both of you. I'm going to have your Do you hear me? You're not my family. I know who your family is and the snakes. You No, you are. >> Do you touch me again? Mother, touch me again. I already got assault on >> the wall. Please turn around, man. >> Shut up. I'm talking to her. You're going to jail, mother. They're going to you up to You're going to love it. >> Mrs. Lombardo spent Christmas night in jail. When she was released the following day, Officer Harris brought her dog to her. Not once did she thank him for taking care of the animal in her absence. On February 15th, 2024 in Charlotte County, Florida, sheriffs were waiting for the arrival of a plane after the pilot had contacted ground crew mid-flight, requesting a female passenger be arrested. The woman was reportedly drunk and had been using abusive language towards the cabin crew. >> My ears are plugged. >> Go ahead. Go. >> Don't be mean. >> I'm not being mean. I just said >> okay. >> Here. Come with me. We're going to go that way. Do you have a driver's license? >> You see it? >> I would like you to tell me why. >> I will. I'll explain it to you. >> Apply with [ __ ] All right. Come on. >> Come on. You're You're in a secure area. Come on. Huh? Come on. Can you what? >> Smoke. >> No, you can't smoke. >> My ears are closed. >> All right. Come on. >> I'm Sergeant Marshall. I work for the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office. >> And what is the problem? >> No. No. I know. >> Sure. That way. >> That way. >> Go. >> Who started it? >> Go. >> Is this your husband? Yeah. >> Okay. Let me have your ID. >> Hey, you go ahead. >> No. >> Yeah. Until you tell me. >> Okay. Listen. I'm going to arrest you if you don't give me your ID. >> You have no right. >> Yes. >> Actually, you know what? >> Drunk your ID. >> What? >> Drunk and disorderly. >> Well, that would be from allegant, wouldn't it? >> The woman Marcy exhibited the classic signs of Karen syndrome. One being self-righteousness. When asked for her ID, her first impulse was to play games with Sergeant Marshall. Next, she shifted the blame of her drunkenness, pointing her finger at the airline for serving her too much alcohol. >> Listen, I don't care. I didn't give you the drinks. >> I'm not drunk. >> Marcy, whatever. >> Uh, no. >> Give me your ID. >> Give me your ID, >> Marcy. Just give me your ID or go home. Let's go. Come on. >> You go. >> No, I'm not. This all started because of you. >> There's nothing to do. >> Look, Dad. >> Listen, this doesn't have to be that hard. I just need your information. >> Exactly right. >> Are you her? >> What's her name? >> Marcy. >> Spell her first name. >> No. >> M A R C Y. >> What? >> Hey, >> go. >> You stop it. >> No recipe. >> I welcome it. >> I may. Don't touch it. Do not touch it. >> You know why I welcome it? Cuz I have it all on video. >> What's her first name? >> Marcy. Spell it. >> M RC live. >> M A RC. What? >> What? >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> Stop it. >> Stop. >> You know what? I've been waiting for five hours to have a cigarette. >> Stop. >> Arrest me. >> Stop. >> Arrest me. >> Stop it. >> It all started from what? >> Your mouth. >> As soon as we get ma'am, as soon as we get this over with, you'll be able to go get your stuff and you'll be able to leave. go home. >> Daring Sergeant Marshall over and over again to arrest her, Marcy pretended she was a powerful woman. All law enforcement wanted to do was get her ID, issue a citation, and then everyone could go on their way. Instead, she kept blaming everyone else for the problems she caused. >> Do you live in Florida? >> No. No. >> Okay. >> Arrest. I need to identify her and I'm not going to let her. >> No. >> Give her ID. Won't you please give her tell me for what? >> 300 copy name. >> Would you just give her ID for go? >> Give her the ID. >> Hey, stop. Stop. >> I would like to know. >> Stop. >> Marcy here. >> Marcy. >> Ma'am. >> I'm going to have a cigarette. >> Ma'am, >> I'm going to have a cigarette or you can arrest me right now. There are a lot of things worth fighting for, but having a cigarette while being investigated isn't one of them. While some cops would allow suspects to smoke sometimes, this woman did not do anything to earn special favors from the officer. >> I'm over there right now. >> Just give me your last chance right now. >> Marcy, >> you have no right to be doing this. >> Yes. >> What did I tell you? >> You're not identify You're not identifying yourself. >> Marcy, give me your goddamn ID. Shut up. >> Stand by. >> Tell me why I have to. >> Because I just ordered you to. That's >> the one last chance. One last chance. >> Look at me. >> Marcy, come here. >> Just leave her be. >> Okay, good. Take her. >> Give me your ID. >> No. Take me in. You have no right. >> Put your stuff down. >> You have no stuff down. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Good deal. Marcy, you're an [ __ ] Although Marcy's husband was trying to help, he eventually got fed up with his wife's toxic attitude. And who could blame him? To top it all off, the couple had just arrived from Michigan for their vacation. But instead of heading to a resort, they were going to jail. >> Stop. You are under arrest. Now you're resisting. You are resisting. >> How am I resisting? >> Because you are fighting. >> How am I fighting you? >> You're fighting. >> I'm right here against the door. >> So why are you hitting the door? right here against the door. >> Stop. >> How am I resisting? >> Stop. >> How am I resisting? >> Relax. >> A little man. >> Think about your wife. Think about your children. >> Relax. >> All I did was come here for vacation. >> Marcy wanted a nice vacation and it should have been easy. She had already touched down in sunny Florida. All she needed was a positive attitude. But nobody can have a nice time with Marcy around. She seemed to have a special knack for alienating everyone. >> Fortunately, you're going to be doing your first part of the vacation in our jail. >> Yeah, of course. Because you're a little man. Can't wait to get in front of that judge cuz my phone is still recording. >> That's fine. >> And the bruises. >> That's fine. >> The bruises. There's no bruises. >> Oh, there will be in the morning. >> Oh, really? You really have to hold me like that? >> Yes. >> Really? >> You're pulling away. >> I And your hands are behind your back. I don't want you to to uh fall. >> Oh. To fall as you hold me like that. >> Yes. >> You wait so we can go through that way. >> You wait. >> Wait for those bruises. >> She's extremely intoxicated. >> Actually, I'm not. Okay, just relax. >> And I'm not going to be alone with him. >> Well, it's a good thing I'm here. >> No, I'm not. >> You're going to go in here. >> I'm not going to be alone with you. >> What's going through here, man? >> I'm not being alone with you in a room. >> Marcy denied being intoxicated. But if she were actually sober and acting like this, she might truly be one of the most miserable women on the planet. It's also confusing why she was worried about being alone with Sergeant Marshall. It never occurred to her that nobody actually wanted to be alone with her, not even her husband. >> No. No. You have no right. I want an attorney. >> I request an attorney. >> Okay. >> No. >> Have a seat. >> Hang on. This is wrong. >> Sit. >> You have no right. >> Sit in the car. >> I said >> get in the car. >> Are youing kidding me? >> Nope. You're an [ __ ] >> You want to loosen these a little bit? >> Sit back. >> You >> do not. >> Nobody else complained on the plane, but the one stewart because she was and mad when I said, "Don't pull your hair down and shake it like that." That I have a video of. I want to go to my hotel. You're going to jail. >> Okay. And you know what? Allegant and your ass will be sued. >> We come here for vacation and we end up with this. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. Your will be sued. I'll tell you that right now. >> Marcy was charged with disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest without violence. In a surprising twist, the state decided not to prosecute these charges, maybe because they didn't want to hear her voice. It's unknown if her husband came to bail her out that evening. On December 9th, 2023, as she was returning from having dinner at a local restaurant, she was so entitled that she actually leaned over and honked the driver's horn in protest. [Music] [Music] All right. This man is an Uber driver. >> Okay. So, I can see right now from the get-go that you're very drunk. Okay. >> No, sir. >> All right. Go ahead. Do me a favor. All right. Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, I did not. >> No, you >> Where do you have it? >> You mind you mind if I pass you real quick, ma'am? >> No. Do what you need to do. >> Okay. All right. Do me a favor, man. Just put it down. >> Thank you. >> The officer didn't waste time. He could tell right away that she was intoxicated. It was kind of hard to miss since her speech was slurred and she could barely even stand on her own two feet. But will she be able to resist? >> Why are you bothering me >> right now? >> Don't do that. Don't do that. >> Don't do that. >> Don't do that. M. >> Can you uh please not do that, sir? >> Just remain still. >> You have no reason to retain. That man tried to me. Please sir, can you take my phone? Why are you arresting me? And why are you holding >> and you're not letting me speak? >> Sir, why are you serious to me like that? This is abuse. The woman continued talking, slurring her sentences slowly, almost word by word, but the officer didn't pay much attention to it. At one point, the Uber driver approached and told the officers to take all the suspect's belongings out of his car. >> What's that, buddy? >> She's almost >> Yeah. Okay, we'll get that. What's that? Do you want me to bring your car over here? >> Yes, please, sir. >> Got the key. >> Can you take my wallet out of that vehicle? Is that your bag right there? >> Yeah, we'll make sure we get it back. >> Um, yes, you will. >> Oh, clear the police. What a piece of >> Oh, don't grab me. >> I'm already grabbing you. >> Yeah, well, put your hands on me. Why are you detaining me, sir? >> Well, right now you're so drunk that you thought it was a good idea to try to pull away from me. >> And then I walk up and you're landing on this man's horn, which I'm assuming an Uber driver. because he refused to take me to >> Okay. Well, he has the right to refuse to do anything. You're not >> right. And I have the right to refuse to speak to you. >> Okay. Absolutely. >> And now he did not take me to my destination. >> We got a new one for you. >> The officer was of course talking about her going to jail. As his words sank in, the woman appeared stunned. She just stared blankly at the officer as if trying to figure out if he really said what she thought he said. >> Any other in the bag or just your bag? >> You're not allowed to search me. >> Well, we're going to >> No, you're not. This is a legal search and seizure. >> Okay. >> You mind if I request the female officer searching? >> Good. >> Uh, can I request an officer? >> Oh, you put your hands on me and >> Wow. This is >> against the law. >> Can I have a female officer about >> You better get all of them. Don't push me. >> Don't punch me. >> Give me a friend, man. Go ahead and step in. >> No, I don't have to. >> Am I under Get in the car? >> Am I under arrest? >> Get in the car. >> Am I under arrest? >> Right now, ma'am, all you get in the car. >> Am I under arrest? >> Ma'am, get in the car. >> No. >> Get in the car. No, I'm not under arrest. This is illegal. >> Ma'am, put your feet in the car. >> This is illegal. >> Put your feet in the car. >> No, I don't have to. >> Huh? >> No, I don't have to. >> Ma'am, please. >> I don't have to. Am I under arrest? >> The two senior officers chuckled as the rookie struggled with the elderly suspect. Maybe it's their way of telling him that this is just one of the many Karen encounters he'll have in the field. But they didn't leave him hanging for long. They jumped in before things got out of hand. That doesn't mean it went smoothly, though. >> Ma'am, put your feet in the car. >> Why are you ma'am? >> Now you're resisting arrest. >> Ma'am, now you're resisting arrest. You're making us under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> Not get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Really? >> Ma'am, get in the car. >> No. >> Okay. >> Margie, uh, do me a favor. Put your butt in the back right there and we'll scoot you up there. Okay. Yeah. >> That way. >> Why are you with me? >> Hey, we're going to do a big jump. Okay. One, two, three. >> Here we go. >> Why you handling? >> Okay. So, you picked her up at uh golf bel, right? Yeah. >> Okay. What What How do we get here? You just >> She put the other >> Uhhuh. I think she she said I want to go to the hotel but the over here and he finished and at that point >> so I found because there is no to see me guys >> okay >> as soon as his ride started the Uber driver quickly realized he was dealing with an unhinged Karen when it became obvious she didn't even know where her hotel was he decided to cancel the ride but instead of stopping at a parking lot like she told him to. He stopped next to a store where there would be witnesses. >> Uh when did she when did she start like blowing on the horn and stuff like that? After she started >> Mhm. >> Um >> like when did when when did it get to that point? >> This >> Yeah. Well, she's just >> when come here and call the police. >> Okay. >> Okay. She told me, "Wait for me, wait a minute." >> You have ID? >> Yeah. >> The Uber driver's instincts saved him from a really rough night, but also resulted in the suspect going to jail. She was charged with trespassing, disorderly intoxication, and resisting arrest. On October 28th, 2023 in Iowa, a woman named Shelby was seen driving on train tracks by a police officer. The officer tried to conduct a traffic stop, but Shelby drove away. However, the officer quickly caught up with her and confronted her. >> A second, please. >> Is your car in park? >> Yeah, >> it is. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you okay? >> Yeah. Do you have your ID with you? >> Yeah. >> Can I have it, please? >> Why were you driving on the train tracks? >> I was not. >> Ma'am, I saw you pull off the train tracks. >> No, I did not. I was >> I I promise you. You're on my my dash camera coming up and I'm telling you. >> Okay. I promise you. >> No. >> Okay. You have a good idea right there. Please, please. >> I I need your ID. >> No, please. >> I need your ID. >> You're required by law to give me your identification. >> You just had it in your hand. >> Ma'am, what's your first name? >> Shelby. >> Shelby. I just need your ID, please. >> Please. No. >> I need your ID. >> No. You can either give me your ID, go to or go into custody. You have to identify yourself to me. >> Shelby, >> I need your identification. It's in your It's in your hand. >> Shall we? >> Shelby was clearly intoxicated and arrest records show that she had previously been arrested for driving under the influence on at least two separate occasions, as well as being involved in credit card fraud. >> Give me your ID. >> Please, no. Please no. It's going to ruin my life. Please. >> What are you talking about? >> Please. It's not going to ruin my life. >> 43:30. >> Please. No. >> She's not being stepped up, please. >> It's not that. It's not notative. Please >> give me your ID. Go to jail. I am going to go to jail. >> In Iowa, a third DUI offense can lead to habitual offender status, carrying a mandatory minimum of 3 years in prison, even if she managed to avoid jail time. Her driver's license could be revoked for 6 years. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> No. Please >> get out of the car. >> Please. Please. Please. >> Get out of the car. >> Please. Please. Sir, please. Guardian fighting. Get on the ground. Put your hand behind your back. >> Stop. Stay back. Stay back. [Music] >> Put your hand behind your back. You are under arrest. >> Stand back. [Music] [Applause] You're going to get tasered. >> Please. Please. Please. >> I'm going to taser you. Put your hand up. Please. No. Get off. Please. Please. No. Please. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. >> Lay on your stomach. >> Lay on your stomach. >> Lay on your stomach. Sir, your teeth are deployed. >> Roll over. Roll over. >> The woman's decision to try and remove his taser could lead to another charge of disarming a police officer. As part of his First Amendment rights, the bystander has the right to record police so long as they do not interfere with the investigation. However, because it's night time, he continued to veer closer and closer towards them. >> Step back on the sidewalk. >> If you don't step back on the sidewalk, I'm going to arrest you. >> For interference, you can't stand in the roadway. Get on the sidewalk. >> You okay, man? Okay. Rotate her to her side. >> I don't know if I can stand up. Just hang tight. Just stay here. You're fine. [Music] Tasers can temporarily incapacitate a subject, but should be able to recover immediately. However, because she was intoxicated, she was unable to sit upright and soon made a rather disturbing request to the officers. My life is just now. >> What's your feel? What's going on? >> My life is just >> my life is just me now. >> No. No. My life is just me out. >> What's going on? >> Please. I was just trying to home the road. >> That's all I was trying to do is go to home. bathroom. >> Please just let me go. >> Oh my god. >> Are you going to need [Music] She driving on the train tracks on the dean side. >> Came out here. Came back around >> on the train tracks. >> Yeah. Coming out or coming west. >> Ultimately, she behaved incredibly dangerous by driving intoxicated and had put other people's lives at risk. While on the ground, she continued to speak nonsensical to the officers as well as to the paramedics who just arrived. >> Okay. Well, I'm not ready to fight. >> Okay. I'm the paramedic. >> I know, but someone said I'm ready to fight. I'm not ready to fight. >> She grabbed my taser, by the way. >> She grabbed my taser. By the way, >> I'm ready to fight. I was just ready to tell somebody that, bro. I'm fine, bro. Let me go, bro. I feel nothing. There's a lot going on. A hands behind your back. >> Yeah, you're okay. >> Yeah, I know. There's two asking me questions. >> I looked at her picture. >> What's going on? >> Yes, it's Shelby. >> Yes. Thank you. >> Are you sure Jessica? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Jessica's my friend. >> No, it's Shelby. And Jessica's my friend. Thank you. What? What? >> You got tang. There's spikes in your back. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah, that's how they work. >> No, she grabbed >> I grabbed her and pulled out. >> So, what what am I supposed to do? What am I supposed to do with my hands? >> What am I supposed to do with my hands? >> Okay. >> What am I supposed to do with my hands? >> I'll hold on to scared. [Music] When you're in possession of a driver's license, you automatically agree to do blood and breath tests for driving while intoxicated. And this is known as implied consent. The officers assumed that she might refuse to do tests, which would lead to a separate charge. >> I'm okay doing the OUI. Just depends how you want me to do it. I'll write a search for if we can get someone to give me some login. That's fine. I can just do imply consent and she's going to refuse everything. Or I mean, This is at least >> I'm assuming whatever fourth, third, whatever it is. >> Trying to disarm me. >> She grabbed my tried to disarm me. Shelby was charged with reckless driving, failure to provide proof of financial liability, violation of conditions of restricted license, operating while under the influence, disarming a peace officer, interference with official acts that inflicts bodily injury, driving while license denied or revoked, tampering or circumventing ignition interlock device, and driving while barred. On the 19th of September in 2021 in Orlando International Airport, a pregnant woman named Victoria had been denied boarding. She decided her best course of action was to raise hell. >> What's going on? >> Yeah. Um, we need to take her. She hit me. She pushed me. She did everything. I want to press charge. So, I want to help here. >> Okay, >> that's it. >> Ma'am, do you have a driver license or an ID? >> Yes, I do. >> Driver ID, please. We will get a help. No, but don't come don't come in because she she told you what ID and driver. >> Don't judge. That's the problem with cops. I'mma cut myself. That's the problem. As a cop, we judge one side. So, don't judge. >> Listen to me and let me show you. But I'm not lying. I'mma show you everything that you ask. I'm a cop. I'm a veteran. So, I'mma show you my paperwork and I'm going to show you she's lying. Don't judge one side, okay? Do not judge. I'm pregnant. >> I've been here since91 p.m. I missed my flight. They put me for flight. And I'm going to show you my carstruction. >> Girl didn't like me. >> She had an attitude with me. You know what she told the guy? It's recorded cuz I'm going to give you my phone so you can go outside and listen. He goes, "You know what? She's not getting a It's okay, Lisa. She's not getting on her flight. That's abuse of power. >> Two kids, officer. >> Ma'am, you're not going to fly. >> Why? >> Because they're not going to allow it. >> Why? >> Because they said so. It doesn't matter. We have to go now. >> Why are people >> ma'am? >> Driver's license. And we need to go now. If there's only one thing absolutely certain in the world of commercial airline travel is that once a pilot or cabin crew decides you're not flying, you're not flying. The decision is irreversible. And while that's just simply the truth, it's a truth that ladies like Victoria are not willing to accept. >> Not only I'm a veteran, >> not only I'm a veteran. Ma'am, ma'am, >> what we're going to do is we're going to go right over there, okay? And we're going to talk with you, okay? >> You going to pee here? >> Listen, we need to go to the office. Let's go. Come on. >> I got to pee. >> Yeah. Hold on. There's a There's a restaurant. >> I've been very patient with you. >> You're going to ask me about my rice. >> Okay. >> I'm in talk to you in the office. >> I make 20 I make 120 years. We need I'm not going to pick it up. Get your manager to tell me that I need to go there. Let me go to the bathroom here, man. >> It's okay. Get your I make 20 >> I make 120,000 a year. Get to a manager or an attorney that can tell me to go to your office because you just wrongfully got me out of the plane. I need you to come. >> I can sue you. So get your get your manager. Okay. Also, get your manager to sit right here and tell me, you know what? You need to get over here. >> I'm giving you a lot of command. >> It's okay. You >> listen. It's a failure to comply. >> It's going to be charging with resisting. >> Do you understand what I'm saying? >> I'm pregnant. I'm about to have a miscarriage and I can sue this. >> All right. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. >> The crowd's reaction says it all. Nobody at Orlando airport was on her side. Strangely, while Victoria claimed to be a cop, she asked to see the officer's manager. That's definitely not cop lingo. Worst of all, such an extreme outburst might negatively impact Victoria's unborn child. >> I'm in pain. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. I'ming licking. I'm licking. I'm licking. I'm licking. Oh my god. I think I'm losing my baby. I'm losing my baby. I'm [ __ ] losing my baby. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> I'm losing my baby. This is a spirit and am I losing? I'm losing my baby. >> I'm losing my baby. Oh my god. What the ambulance? What the looking at me? You don't see my child coming out? >> I'm losing my baby. I'm losing my baby. My God. >> Lord, please give me the strength to record the murders of my kids. This was a disgusting act. Pretending to have a miscarriage in order to manipulate law enforcement while peeing all over the airport terminal raises serious questions on what kind of mother Victoria will be. This kind of manipulation is dark and disturbing. >> I got an amate. Thank you. Let me give me give me a >> 184. It's going to actually be at gate 28 and 182 is taking the suspect to the landside office. I have a bird normal >> 24. >> This act continued for several minutes. Soon, however, Victoria stopped pretending to have a miscarriage and went back to being verbally abusive. Law enforcement had no choice but to take her abuse while waiting for the ambulance to arrive. >> I want you to pray to forgive you for judge people. Pray pray >> to forgive you for judge people without knowledge. >> And the camera. Hey, tell your officers to pray to forgive them >> for judging people without knowledging them. >> Hey Victoria, do you take any medications? >> Do you take any medication? I'm going to say don't ask me [ __ ] >> Have you been diagnosed with any I'm going to ask for the doctor. I want to make sure that my my ultrasound is good. My son is good so I can go home. Did she tell you I had a ticket? Did she tell you that my ticket is right here? Look at my ticket. Look at my ticket. Did she tell you that that's my ticket? That I had the right to be in a plane? Did she show you that or you did not give a you didn't? Are youing her? Are youing her? Because as far as I know, I had a ticket to be in the flight and you did not care. You went and believe what she said. >> Sorry. Don't lead her. Don't lead her. >> While Victoria's behavior was beyond repulsive. It's understandable why cops allowed her to carry on. They had no desire to get into a wrestling match with an abusive and potentially violent pregnant woman. The well-being of the baby came first. But it couldn't have been easy for the officers to be so chill while receiving extreme abuse. >> I listen to you. >> Listen to me. >> Can you hear me? >> Listen to me. >> No, you listen to me. >> Okay, I'll listen to you. >> You gave me a flight to Puerto Rico. Well, I supposed to be working for my son and myself and then that's it. >> And maybe I forget about my lawsuit about the misting that you get better. I get to myself and give me a fly and fire that think that's okay to all the just because they don't like it. I don't like her. It's okay. She don't got to get a fly. Really? >> Victoria, calm down. I heard you now. You said it to me twice. I heard you. >> No, >> you're under arrest. >> Put her >> You want to know You see that? You see that? >> Get my phone. My white phone is over there. Get my >> I'm going to grab cuz you're useless. >> Just get my stuff. Just get my stuff. >> All in all, this was a meltdown for the ages. Victoria was charged with battery and disorderly intoxication. Unfortunately, being drunk while pregnant is not a crime. In any event, Victoria did not appear for her court date, and there's an active warrant for her arrest. On April 11th, 2022, police officers responded to a shoplifting incident at Ulta after a female teenager was reported to have concealed several bottles of perfume on her person before walking out of the store without paying. >> Hello. Hi. Yeah, I have the other officers kind of look in the area right now while I um kind of figure out what what happened here. >> Oh, yeah. They they just she just came in and she was looking around customer service for a while and then she walked out with a bunch of things in her hand. Um she did a friend as she was walking out. They went to TJ Maxx. I don't know if they're still there. Did they go inside or >> Yeah, I did see them go inside and I did call TJ Maxx to let them know as well. I was like, "Hey, the people that just stole from me just watching Cheeto store." Um, >> oh, maybe like 5 minutes. Not that long. >> The manager gave the officer a detailed description of the suspect, including what she was wearing. But as the suspect wasn't alone, the officer also needed a description of her accomplice before they headed over to TJ Maxx to confront them. >> So, they're two different Well, the second person, this is the one that's still miss. The second one is the one that she met up with. So, like as soon as she walked out, she met up with another person. Okay. Yeah. Hello, welcome in. >> And then present she met with blonde hair. >> Yes. >> Just for information, the suspect met up with another female who has blonde hair backpack and then backpack and leggings. >> Okay. And about how many how much in fragrances you >> I know she stole like almost a dollar amount but I know she stole about like six. >> Six. Okay. Yeah. >> Uh usually it's around like 30 around like the she so like close to 200 300 >> 200 300. Thankfully, the manager said it was a nonviolent encounter as the suspect simply concealed the items in her bag and walked out with a description of the suspects. Another officer arrived on the scene and they headed over to TJ Maxx to search for the suspects. >> Good. >> Hi, police department. Hey, you. Hi, police. How are you? >> Good. >> Good. Okay. You're being detained right now. >> For theft? Nope. You're being detained for theft from Ulta. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Put your hand. Bring it back. >> No, I'm not doing nothing. No, you're This is Bro, you're Nah. This is Nah. You're this is illegal, dog. I'm not doing anything. No, you're >> you're harassing me. I'm not doing nothing. >> Put me in the back. >> I'm No. You can ask the am I doing anything wrong? >> No, bro. You're harassing me. You're harassing me. Stop. [Music] >> No. You're harassing me. Stop. Stop. >> You're harassing me. >> Surprise, surprise. Another teenager who thought she could manipulate the situation. While the officer struggled with the suspect on the ground, his partner came to his assistance. Contrary to what the suspect was claiming, the officer was not harassing her. He was detaining her for theft. She was far from being the victim. >> Help me. You're harassing me. I'm not doing nothing. You're harassing me. Help me. I wasn't doing nothing. You're harassing me. Mom, help me. >> Hey, don't grab my mouth. >> I'm not doing that. You're harassing me. >> Help me. >> Help me. [Music] >> I'm not doing I'm pull it up. Okay. [Music] >> Okay. Let's walk outside. >> The officers helped the suspect stand up, walked her out of the store, and escorted her to their cruiser. For a while, it seemed like she was going to comply, but once they hit the exit door, the suspect decided to make a run for it. >> No, you're [Music] Help me. [Music] [Music] No, you guys are ringing me. >> No. >> Again, someone needed to give the suspect a lesson about the difference between being harassed and being detained for theft. Crying for help wasn't going to get her any sympathy. Once they got her on her feet again, they escorted her to their cruiser to be searched. >> Please. [Music] You arrested me. >> You're under arrest. [Music] >> I'm trying to take the other cars off. >> You're harassing me. I know my rights. You guys are harassing me. >> No, you guys are harassing me. I know my right. >> No, this is I know my right. Help me. >> Do not know my stop. >> No, you guys are harassing me. Help me. >> I'm busy. Hold on. Help me. Help me. The suspect was acting like a spoiled toddler more than a teenager. She chose to run and resist. So if her wrists hurt, that was on her. With the suspect secured in the back of the cruiser, the officers asked the manager of Ulta if she could confirm if they caught the right suspect. Hey, so we have a subject that is there someone that can ID her? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I can go with you. >> You go with me. Okay. >> So, she's detained and in handcuffs. Um, just because she's in handcuffs doesn't mean that she's the person that did it. It's just as important to eliminate people that are handles to. people. So, I'm do the seat back here in my car. We'll drive over there. If you don't care about getting out and looking out, you can or you just pull up next to her in the police car. It's a few. >> Yeah, I know who it is. >> Okay. So, I think she gave the fragrances to the other person. Um I didn't get a chance to look for her because she was so uncooperative, but maybe go there in a minute and look for She doesn't have the fragrances on her. >> Can you roll down your window? Do you roll down your window? Is that her? >> Okay. ID from both of her. >> With the suspect positively identified, the officers read her her rights as she had passed the stolen merchandise to her friend. The suspect thought she was in the clear. However, she didn't know that she had been spotted stealing by eyewitnesses and surveillance cameras. >> Who's the chick who was with you? >> I was not with nobody. >> Yeah, you were. >> No, I wasn't. >> What? You think that we just walked into TJ Maxx just because we were told that you went in there? That's why we even went in there. They saw you. >> Yeah. That's why of all these >> out of all these stores we could have come into. >> Okay. All right. Do you want to talk to me about anything that happened today? Okay. >> Okay. So, here's what's going to happen. Uh because you're a juvenile, juvenile detention won't take you. Otherwise, you'll be gone to jail. You're an adult in a few months. So, you want to get up for something like this. Um so, we're going to release you at the trans center. I don't want to see you around Fedway the rest of the day. It's time to hop on a bus and go home. Okay? If we get any more calls about you, then we're going to have to take some further action that doesn't involve you going home. Okay? That clear? Because I don't want to keep getting calls and stuff like that. I spoke to grandma. She doesn't want to come get you, so you're going to go to the trans center. She says that you've been nothing but trouble. >> The suspect was charged with theft, obstruction of a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest, and was issued a court date. The accomplice she met up with for the theft was not located. Every driver hates seeing the parking enforcement officer right as they pull up to a parking lot. But on May 6th, 2025, one unhinged Karen decided to take things to a whole other level. Eventually, even police had to be involved. >> Hello. >> Hi. How are you? >> Are we having a problem? >> No, we're not having problem. >> Are you sure? >> I'm pretty sure. >> Well, I got called over here for a problem. Is there a problem? >> What's up? She kept walking across the street and she goes, "What the hell are you effing doing?" So I just ignored her at first and she got right in my face and she go, "What the gseing people?" I said, "Man, we need to walk away." >> Do you know why we're here? >> No. >> Okay. So, is there an issue with the parking person? She She called and said that you were yelling at her about parking tickets or something. >> Nope. >> We're all good. >> All right. Do you have an ID on you? >> At first, the suspect played it cool, acting like nothing happened. However, according to the parking lady, she had been screaming and cursing at her just a minute ago. If the suspect is a certified Karen, it won't take long for her to show her true face. What do you mean? I don't >> for what? >> I need your state ID. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Go ahead. Do what? Stay. Stay over here, ma'am. >> Yes, sir. >> Comp. Can you copy a Florida driver's license? >> Do you really guys have something to do with >> Do we No, really. >> I got to talk about radio. I'm trying to talk about >> Do you have something to do with your talk radio? >> I don't give a about >> So the Karen and her eventually came out just as expected. Experienced officers will tell you that Karens don't stay calm for long. It's because anger and entitlement are their default settings. They think they're better than anyone else and that they deserve better treatment. However, on days like this, karma can hit back. >> A white female. >> Can I have my back? >> No. >> No. I want my back. >> No. >> That makes you look good. >> Stay over here. >> Come here. >> That makes you look good. >> All right. Come here. Come here. Get out of the golf cart. Put your hands behind your back. >> Ridiculous. Unbelievable. >> Congratulations. >> Yeah. >> So, you guys have to be that big guy >> that does holy [ __ ] >> We have a a belligerent female. >> No, I'm not belligerent. >> I'm not a belligerent. So, you're almost safe. You guys make sure you understand exactly what you're doing. You make sure you understand exactly what you're doing. >> Okay. Thank you so much. >> No, it's no. Okay. >> Once again, the suspect, Lisa, became calm and collected. She knows she's going to jail, and she seems to be okay with it. And while she did not seem like she was going to resist physically, it didn't mean that she wouldn't berate the cops and try to boss them around. So you >> do you have any history? >> Get my >> Get it off my hands. >> She was 105 back in 2021. Signal 34. >> Get off my hands. >> I am exactly who I am. We're military. Military doesn't say a word. >> Well, >> yeah. Military doesn't say a word, dude. Dude, wake up. >> Wake up. We don't say >> you're saying nothing but words. >> We don't say >> nuffs for the rest of my life. >> Oh, wait. >> Oh, hold on. I got to >> you. As Lisa remembered her military service, she felt even more entitled to special treatment. At that point, she could no longer hold it in, and all her rage came out. At some moments, it looked like she was going to burst into tears. >> Come on, bring it. Bring it. Bring it. Bring it. Bring it. You are a piece of And you have no idea. You have no idea. You have no idea >> whatever else. >> Oh, she is. Oh, she went off on me. I mean, thank goodness girl. I was giving this guy a citation and she walked to the golf club, got out, and just went off. >> Oh, you weren't even giving her a citation. >> No. >> Oh, okay. >> Don't. >> Yeah, that's right. I'm incupisting. >> I don't want another chill. >> So you >> I've never done anything wrong ever in my entire life. Ever in my entire life. You are a liar. For just a brief moment, we got a glimpse into Lisa's more fragile side, but it wasn't fooling anyone. Being a Karen, she likely has narcissistic tendencies. But when you combine that with alcohol, all bets are off. >> There is my husband. There he is. >> This guy, >> that's my husband. >> That's my husband. Go yourself. >> Yeah, that's my husband right there. >> Did you get that name? The lady you saw who were drinking was uh she said there was a lady in a bar where she where you were drinking. Were you drinking before you died? >> Yeah you I'm not telling you nothing. Yeah. I'm just the horrible worstest person in the world. >> What did you get arrested for? >> Yeah I know. Worst person in the world. Yeah. You you guys you guys this is what you got to do. >> This is what you got to do. >> You this is Yeah. >> Was I the one that arrested you a few years ago? >> Yeah. >> Where was I? You arrested me. >> I don't remember. But >> you did. >> Where was it at? >> It was my husband. Actually, it was me. >> I arrested your husband? >> Yeah. >> Lisa mentioned her husband several times. She said he was also in the military. However, instead of coming to her rescue, it looks like he just drove by and then went on his way. In the meantime, Lisa continues spiraling into madness. >> Hi. Hello, Gest. >> Hang on. Wait here. Wait. Wait. Wait. I'm not doing it. >> Where am I going to go? Where the am I going to go? >> You're going to go right there. You're going to stay right there. >> Come on, man. Come on, man. Come on, man. >> You are. >> Hi, sir. How are you? >> I'm doing well. >> What's going on today? Explain it to me. You good? >> Yeah. Okay, cool. >> All right, come with me, ma'am. >> Yep. >> Tell the vehicle. >> Lisa was arrested and taken to jail. She was charged with DUI, resisting arrest and threatening an officer. On September 6th, 2024, police officers were called to Target after loss prevention personnel detained a 19-year-old woman for shoplifting. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Hi. How are you? >> Wait, can I just see the video? >> Sorry. >> Can I see the video footage? >> Yeah, sure. So she comes in, she scans stuff. She scans the food. [Music] She scans all this stuff here. That's what >> So it's food, cosmetic stuff, the command hook, and then she hits the pay button and then starts to scan all of the clothing and hits the button that scan >> and then she just kept on doing it. She's right now the pay screen and it's not it's not scanned. It's not paid for. >> According to staff, the suspect Juliana would scan some items at the selfch checkout, then press the pay button and then continue to scan all of the expensive items in her cart. However, once the pay button is pressed, the selfch checkckout machine does not allow you to scan additional merchandise. >> What happened? >> I was scanning things. Apparently, they didn't go through and they said pay for them again, but they didn't. They told me no, I guess. >> Did you try to leave the store? >> No. >> Yes. >> I thought it was paid for. I thought it was paid for. >> Have you ever done this here before? >> They said I have. >> Yeah. >> They said I have. >> Can I answer that? But um >> Sure. >> Okay. So those items that you did with >> Yeah. >> These are the items. >> I don't understand. >> Everything else is >> correct. I really don't understand. >> They're saying it's happened like multiple times, but I don't understand. >> I mean, they're saying that every time I've been there and I'm like really confused. >> I have no idea. I don't understand what the problem is. >> Juliana claimed she had never stolen from the store before, but the loss prevention personnel literally had the receipts and surveillance footage to prove it. She could deny it all she wanted. But it was hard to deny what was clearly caught on video. And with that, she was placed under arrest. >> Stand up for me, please. >> Turn around. I didn't do anything. I'm so confused right now. >> Can you You want to take this off for me, please? I'm so confused. I don't understand what I did. I literally I pay for everything that's there. >> I don't understand. >> I literally read never do this. I don't understand. I really don't understand what's happening right now. [Music] Yeah, I'll get email. >> This officer is going to search. While she continued to deny that she did anything wrong, Juliana was searched by a female officer. After she identified herself, an officer explained why she was being arrested because she continued to act confused about what was happening. With a major in criminal justice, it shouldn't be too difficult for her to understand. >> Juliana, so listen. So, what's going to happen now? All right. Arrested for shoplifting. All right. We'll explain we'll explain everything. All right. They explain the allegations, too. So the security and then you can scan it. >> But I didn't know that it wasn't going through and I told them that you're going to get processed and released on that. >> It's definitely criminal justice. It's not going to do anything to your major, but something that you'll have to explain if you get convicted other than you go to court. Now, they're saying that you've done this a bunch of other times. >> I don't understand. >> Okay, we're going to have to get the numbers and see what the total amount is. Okay. Have you ever been arrested before? >> No. >> All right. Try to take a deep breath. Don't feel like you're going to pass out. Do you need a come out? >> I have anxiety. >> Okay. >> You sure you don't want ambulance to come out? >> No, I'm good. I'm good. >> Slow deep breath. Okay. Juliana was escorted outside to a police cruiser and secured in the back in order to try and get out of trouble. Her strategy consisted of playing dumb, pretending that she didn't know the items weren't being scanned. According to her, it was all just one big misunderstanding. >> So, here here's the good news for right now that I can give you. Okay. The amount was so little that even if I No, I know. I know. I got you. I got you. But I'm saying it it would look a lot worse if this was, you know, $750. It was as close as 75. Okay. The fact that it's under $200 makes a very big difference for our part of it. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Like I said, they're going to figure it all out inside. Okay. It won't ruin your career. So, let me ask you, what are what are your goals? What do you want to do when you finish school? >> Detective. Nice. Do you want to do something like this, like municipal, or do you want to go federal? Good for you. That's a great goal. >> Don't focus on that. Listen, this is one little tiny blip in the radar, okay? It is not going to believe me, it's not that big of a deal in the in the grand scheme of things. Okay? But listen, here's the other thing. That's another reason that you know when stuff like this happens, that's why you have a court date, too, because you can come to that agreement. Okay? And then now obviously I'm not guaranteeing anything cuz I'm not on that end of it, but you could you could work out some kind of agreement maybe with the court where you pay for it and they drop it. You know, this this isn't the be all end all. Okay. >> If Juliana was serious about her goals, she would have to use her arrest as a learning experience and change her ways. Like the officer said, as long as she made better decisions moving forward, her career path wouldn't be affected. However, back at loss prevention, the officers made new discoveries regarding the extent of her thieving. >> That's the total amount for her file including >> Do you have Can you see that? >> Just everything added up. >> So, every not including today was 378. >> Okay. 378 not including today. >> Yes. >> Plus, what was it today? 7509. >> I believe. >> Yeah. It looks like we have video for all of your progress. >> All right, cool. We just send that to you. >> Yeah. >> Thank you, sir. >> Yeah, you didn't get a card. >> She got one. >> Oh, she got it. >> All right. Thanks, G. >> Of course. Thank you. >> Juliana had attempted the shoplifting scheme six times before. with all items from all incidents totaling $450. She was arrested and charged with shoplifting. She later pleaded guilty and was fined $983. She was also ordered to pay restitution to Target. The court agreed to dismiss the charge in 12 months as long as Juliana had no additional offenses. Orlando International Airport seems to have no shortage of Karen incidents. As on April 11th, 2023, someone crashed their vehicle into the automatic gate of the parking lot entrance. On the scene, police met the driver, a young lady with a hostile attitude from the get-go. >> Hello, ma'am. Ma'am. >> Yes. >> Turn around, please. Hello. >> Hello. >> Is this your car? >> Yeah, obviously. >> Okay. Got your license registration? >> Yes. is stuck. >> You got your license and registration? >> I do. >> Can I get it, please? >> I'm at the airport. As you see, I was just hit by a car. >> Okay. >> So, I'm on the phone with my insurance right now. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, I'm trying to get into the >> car land on you or >> I am trying to get into the employee parking lot. When I'm done with my insurance, I will get to you. No. Thank you very much. >> Hold on. License and registration, please. >> When I get to my insurance, I cannot physically move from this place. >> Am I telling you to move? This lady needed a serious attitude adjustment. The officer wasn't there to harass her, but to figure out the cause of the crash. In all probability, she knew the accident was 100% her fault, but rather than accept that, she decided to lash out at everyone around her. >> I'm not able to do anything, officer. I'm not able to do anything. >> Where do you work at? >> I work at the airport. I'm trying to clock in right here at G2 >> for Southwest. >> Okay, great. So, we can call your boss. That's perfect. >> Right. So, let me just park, please, so I can get out of the way. >> You understand? I'm a police officer, right? >> Yes, I understand. I am also >> So, do you got your license registration? >> Yes. I don't have it on me. I have it at G2 is where I'm supposed to walk in. >> Law enforcement simply needed to identify the woman and confirm the vehicle's registration. They also needed to facilitate the removal of the car which was partially stuck on the elevated area of the automated ticket machine. However, for the angry female, the priority was to gain total control over the incident. >> Ma'am, what's your name? >> I'm sorry. >> Clo. >> Welcome to the >> That's your last name? >> Yeah. >> What's your whole name? >> What? >> What's that? I am doing a traffic crash investigation. Okay. I need to know your name. >> Camper. >> Okay. >> I'm pretty sure it's already messed up here. >> You understand? This is private property, right? >> You understand? I work here and it's not private property. If I'm authorized to be here, I need a flatbed truck. Unless you're going to ruin a $50,000 car. It's a lawsuit. >> Okay. >> I need a flatbed truck. Okay. >> I work here. I'm authorized to be here. >> Can you produce your license for me? >> You said you may have it on your phone. >> Ma'am, >> trying to get in contact with someone. I don't have anywhere to stay. Where do you want me to stay? >> I thought you were working. >> Huh? >> I thought you were working. >> You want me to work with my car in this condition? >> Oh, I'm sorry. You can't work if your car is broken up. No, I can't cuz how am I supposed to get home? >> Do you need Can I get your license or do I just write you a ticket for not for driving without a license? >> Write me a ticket. >> Okay, I will be writing you a ticket. >> You'll be getting a ticket for the accident, too. >> Cara sure took a lot of pride in being argumentative. Her arrogance was undeniable as she did not hesitate to brag about how much her Tesla was worth in the middle of her crisis. And she was obviously lying about the cause of the accident. If another car had actually rearended her, where was the evidence? >> So, what's the problem here? I'm stuck. >> What's that? >> What is the problem? >> The problem is you're not talking to us and giving us the information that we need so we can get you out of here and help you out. >> The tow truck company. So, I told you that already. >> Well, I don't know how many phone calls have you made since we've been talking because you haven't said one word to anybody. >> But what is the problem legally here? legally. >> You just destroy uh airport property. >> I did not destroy airport >> with your vehicle. Yes. >> And you're witness. >> What's that? >> Witness to that. >> You just told me you did. >> I told you I destroyed airport property. >> You told me that you just went through here. Plus, I think I got some physical evidence that you came through here, hopped that curve over there. >> You got physical evidence that I hit the curb. >> Okay. We're not going to argue about this. Okay. This isn't an argument. >> Okay. Do you have a Can I see your ground? >> It's not an argument. It's a question. >> Can you act like an adult >> and answer his questions? >> I'm I'm asking you a question and you answered my question with telling me to answer his questions. What's the answer to? >> Because I'm not here to answer your questions. >> Oh, you're here. >> And I'm not here to answer your questions. The officer had every right to investigate the cause of the crash, which is why it's anybody's guess as to why Carminda was acting like a spoiled brat and being hostile toward the officers. The more time passed, the more vile she became. >> It's on their property. trying to stop it. >> Ma'am, it's on their property. >> I'm talking to you, not to you. >> Yeah, well, I'm talking to you because you don't need to interfere with what he's doing. >> I'm talking to him, not to you, >> ma'am. You do not have the right to approach him and interfere with his job. >> I'm not interfere with his job. >> Yeah, you are. Get off the thing right now. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> All right. >> Move. Back away. This doesn't make you more. >> Back away now. >> For what? >> Or you'll be arrested for disobeying. >> Arrest me for what? >> Move away. Move >> for what? >> Move. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Did you touch me? >> You need to move away. >> Did you touch me legally? So they can do those >> with permission or what did you do? >> You need to move away. >> What? I'm not interfering with All right. I'm explaining how to transport an electric car because you don't know [ __ ] >> All right. You can't transport. You can't transport an electric car. Do not touch >> or what? I'm not touching you. You touch me. >> Right. >> Oh, words hurt your feelings. >> What's that? >> Words hurt your feelings. >> Trespass warning. And then uh we'll go do that. >> Not tow a Tesla like this. >> With every new person she encountered, Carminda found new problems. This included the parking lot attendants, the tow truck driver, and of course, law enforcement. Apparently, she was sober, so this was just her personality. Finally, airport management decided they had had enough. >> This here's a trespass warning. All right. >> After I give you this warning, you're not allowed to give you the auto copy, but you're you're not allowed back on property again. All right? Or you will be subject to arrest. Do you understand that? >> Okay. >> This is Goa's decision airports. >> Okay. >> You understand that, correct? >> Okay. So, let me get you your copy and then we'll get you on your way. >> Perfect. >> All right. Sounds good. >> And I'll give you a sheet. It's going to have the accident number of the investigation. It's also going to have the information of the tow truck. All right. >> Thank you so much. >> All right. Give me real quick. Sorry. All right, man. This is your copy right here. Thank you so much. >> So, I need you to go ahead and make your way off. All right. >> Yeah, we'll do as soon as possible. >> Yeah, it was going to have to be now. >> He's towing the car. You need to move. Ma'am, >> here. Um, can you give me a bus pass? Hey, ma'am. >> What? >> Someone needs you to turn your parking pass over to them since you're no longer allowed to park at the property. >> Ma'am, you need to get the parking pass and whatever else you need and get out of the car. It's literally hanging from your mirror right there. >> Okay, you need to get out of the car then. Carminda was working at the wheelchair rental center at the airport. But as a result of her meltdown, she was being trespassed and no longer legally allowed to be on the property. While this should have been her cue to leave immediately, she instead responded like the brat she is. >> If you not go off property right now, you're trespassing to warn. You will be arrested >> and you will be arrested. >> Are you refusing to leave property? Are you refusing property? You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Then give us your hands. >> My hands are literally in the hands. My hands are literally in your hands. Please take that. Y'all are up for that cuz I didn't do [ __ ] >> We gave you more than enough chances to leave the property as you were told. >> I'm getting my [ __ ] out of my car. >> I'm supposed right. >> You realize that, right? Realize that, right? >> Yep. I'm well aware. We've been recording you and your actions the whole time. >> You're doing a lot. You're doing a lot right now. I'm walking with you. I'm not resisting anything. And you're hurting me. >> Stop turning around. >> You're hurting me. >> Face the car. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. This is excessive. >> Spread your legs. >> Spread your legs. Spread your legs. My legs are apart. >> Credits to the cops for being patient with Carminda. It was already 5:15 in the morning when the cuffs came out, and she had been giving the officers a hard time for more than 20 minutes. Finally, she was getting put in her place. Get him under body cam, you get him. Get that. You can't look at my You cannot You cannot look at my underwear. That's unlawful. >> Stop. >> It's unlawful. It's unlawful. I'm arresting you. I'ming suing you. Are you kidding me right now? >> All right, you get in the car. >> Despicable. Disgusting. You're disgusting. You're disgusting. You disgust me. You [ __ ] truly stupid behavior. >> Do you see that? That's a lawsuit. You >> And you too. That's a lawsuit on both of your hands. >> I hope you feel better about that because my wrist is still tight. My wrist is still very me. You owe me a phone call. You drop my phone on the ground. That's punitive damages. I don't give a >> Get my phone. Get my number. Get my lawyer. You're [ __ ] under arrest. You're both lawsuited. You >> You'reing disgusting. You're disgusting ass human beings. You're disgusting. You're disgust. You're inhumane. Cruel human beings. Get your phone off the ground. If I don't get my phone off the ground, that's inhumane. You're keeping numbers from me. That's human trafficking. My phone is on the ground. I need to get it right now because I don't speak English. >> Carina Canlon was charged with trespassing and resisting arrest without violence. She's believed to have lost her job. There was no update on whether she was able to salvage her heavily damaged Tesla. Karens can appear anywhere, restaurants, hotels, on the road. But one of their prime locations are airports. On October 6th, 2022, airport officers responded to reports of a disturbance at one of the boarding gates. As they approached, they could hear a woman screaming at the top of her lungs. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. Give me a minute. >> They kicked me off the plate. >> Run around. Run around. >> My safety and yours. Put your >> hand behind your back. >> Come on. Let's go. Sit over here. Come sit over here. Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a >> seat. over. I wasn't doing nothing. Ask all of them. >> But it's too late for that now. All right. I wasn't doing nothing. It's still racism. Call racism where racism is. >> All right. >> Man, I lost too many friends. It's racist. The suspect, Chelsea, was so erratic that the female officer immediately suspected a mental health issue or misuse of medication. When the woman denied that, her second guess was alcohol abuse. >> No, ma'am, they picked on me and I'm hurt. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> Uh, I had about two double shots and uh two selfies. >> Well, ma'am, what name? >> Chelsea. Deputy Solo. >> I can't shake your hand. >> That's okay. Deputy Solo. shot. >> Listen, listen. I don't have any gloves on. >> You told me. Okay. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> It was in my bag. >> We're going to get your ID. Listen to me now. >> I just wanted to go home. >> Listen to me. >> Problems. I didn't want no problem. >> But now listen to me. >> Listen to me. I want to ask you something. You told Deputy Sha that you had two drinks, two shots, right? That's it. >> Maybe that's probably why >> I was sitting down to be quiet and they came to me and picked on me. >> Well, >> did nobody else say but not say nothing too late for that. >> Chelsea was all over the place, switching from screaming and cursing to being very polite. She continually brought up the race card and claimed she was targeted because she wasn't a racist, which obviously didn't make sense. I got racist. They going to pick on me. >> It's all right. Relax. >> Yeah, I'm getting loud cuz I got problem with racism. I got big racism. I don't care. Take me to prison. I don't give but ain't going to hate on >> y'all ain't going to just tell me that because I don't submit that black is different than white cuz I ain't going to ever submit to that. >> I ain't going to submit to that. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> Hey yo, y'all be racist. I don't care. How do you care? >> No. Y'all be racist. >> Chelsea. Yeah, we're going to go play for nothing. I'm sorry. We're going to go home. >> I'm sorry. >> Put your shoes on. So, Chelsea, Chelsea. Chelsea, put your shoes on. Put your shoes on. It ain't okay. >> The officers saw that this situation wasn't going to get resolved anytime soon. So, they decided to escort Chelsea out of the airport. For a brief moment, she seemed to have calmed down, but that didn't last very long. Out of the blue, she just spiraled into hysteria again. >> Why the faith? I promise God racism you racism up you racist I'm trying to fly home right away and go to prison. >> And I drunk enough to put up with your >> Chelsea obviously had issues with white people. Maybe she identifies as being black. One thing is for certain though, she was clearly very drunk. Drunk enough to scream like a banshee in an airport full of people. >> On her tried to go to prison. Let's pick on her. She trying to send her to prison. I don't go to prison. Y'all try to hate on somebody cuz if it will lock me up. >> As the situation kept spiraling out of control, several officers had to intervene to restrain Chelsea. Eventually, she had to be carried outside in a wheelchair while three officers had to hold her down. >> Okay. [Music] >> I just want to go home. Please. >> I'm not. >> Open up the back door. >> I'm not fine. >> Okay. >> Stand up. >> Okay. >> I'm not fighting. >> Okay. All right. Stand up. Stand up. >> Don't shoot. >> No. Stand up. No double lock. >> Double lock. >> What's your name? >> Chelsea. >> Yeah. >> Can you stand up? >> Yes. >> Chelsea did not seem to be intimidated by over half a dozen cops standing around her. Despite asking for a Bible and claiming she wasn't racist, she still managed to be the most unhinged woman in the airport that day. And she didn't show any signs of slowing down. >> You got it. >> We got everything. We got your bag. >> Where's my juice bag? Show. >> Okay, we'll show it to you. >> How much you had to drink? >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> I will. Let's go. I'm in the room. What the >> Chelsea was taken to jail and charged with battery, disorderly intoxication, and resisting an officer without violence. She had to pay a bunch of fines. Do you think that was proportionate to the level of chaos she caused? On December 31st, 2021, at approximately 2:00 a.m., a police officer in Florida noticed a familiar individual named Jessica outside a bar. The officer searched her name through their system and discovered that she had a suspended license and a habitual traffic offender status. He then witnessed Jessica drive away in her car, so he immediately pulled her over. >> Daniel, we got you. >> Yep. Go ahead and slip off the vehicle. You know you ain't got a valid license. >> Call. Come on. Put your hands behind your back. >> All right. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I just tried to tell you. >> Okay. >> She ain't got a valid license. She knows she doesn't. >> Can you call? >> Don't Don't move your hands. >> No, they did not. >> Told you to not have Jessica drive. >> Call your name. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'll get a piece of paper. >> Please don't touch me like that. >> You just grab me like that. Please don't touch. >> Uh, you're moving your hands. That's what's going to happen. >> Hands are Listen, Ferlock never has a problem. >> Okay. Walk this way. >> He never has a problem. >> All right. >> This way. You're going to the back of my car. >> Hey, stay in the car. >> Congratulations. She just got a resistance charge. She also grabbed me by the test. >> Hey, what do you want to do? Put her in the car. Grab my neck. I can't breathe. Put her in the car. >> Being a habitual offender, she knew another officer by name. Since 2017, she had been arrested seven times, including arrests for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. She's also been arrested four times for driving with a suspended license. >> Huh? Get in the car. >> Get in the car, Jessica. >> You stupid. >> You [ __ ] laughing like that. You stupid. >> You just spit in my face. Now back up. Back up. You got to get in the car. In your face. >> Get in the car. >> No. Pull her right here. I'm fine. Just stop. I can't breathe. >> Get in the car, Jessica. Put your hands behind your back. >> They are. I just can't breathe. >> Put your hands behind your back. Spin around. >> I can't breathe. >> Other way. Other way. >> I can't breathe. >> No. Get you some air. But you're putting your hands behind your back. >> Can you please just put the wire on my >> No, not when you're kicking me. You can put your hands behind your back and we'll fix that now. Please stop. >> Can you please give me some water, baby? >> Get in. I'll get you some water. >> We promise. >> Get in all the way. >> Jessica requested water as this can somewhat help soothe the burning sensation caused by the pepper spray. She clearly had anger issues and escalated the situation from driving with a suspended license to the incredibly serious crime of battery on a police officer. >> She get battery on you. >> Yeah, she tried to kick me. >> She kicked me. She spit on me. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You all right? >> Yeah, I'm good. I just >> It don't matter. Can you wash her face down for me? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Can you wash her face down? >> N I've had a use of force against her. Can you wash her face down? Just have Yeah. I She kicked me, tried to grab my um and then kept pulling away. So, >> and then I had to spray her. >> She's on the passenger side. >> Oh, I want to go cuff her. She's like, "Call Pete." I'm like, "No, you're still driving." They told me to drive. >> Jessica's extreme behavior suggested that she could have consumed narcotics, which was especially concerning given that she had been behind the wheel inside the vehicle. The pepper spray had really taken its toll on her eyes. [Music] >> I promise. >> Stay there. Stay there. Back up. Don't get close to me. I'm telling you right now. Next time you're getting tased. >> I can't see anything. Please. >> Back up. >> Yes, sir. Water. My eyes. My eyes. I'm going [Music] sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> I need more of these. Here's these. >> I just dialogue. No. Please. M so bad. Baby. Baby. >> Baby. Please. Baby. >> What? >> Baby. Baby. Baby. Baby. >> Hey, we're rinsing our eyes out. >> Baby. I can't put my eyes. Baby fire. >> Yes. >> You see what we just >> Thank you. More water, please. This is one. It's on fire. Bleed a lot of one. I can't breathe. I'm at the best job. >> After what looked like a full-blown exorcism, Jessica was still blinded by the pepper spray. It's very rare that pepper spray will result in permanent blindness, and this only happens if it's sprayed directly in the eyes or sprayed for a prolonged period. Jessica then performed a convincing impression of the wicked witch of the West. on fire. [Music] My face is on fire. I have super sensitive skin. Can I please get some more water? >> That's the only bottle I had. Justin. >> Oh my god, my face is on fire. >> Well, don't touch it. Don't touch it. >> I'm telling you guys, >> stay in the vehicle. Stay in the vehicle. >> No, >> please. Can I just put it in the grass? Oh, >> I can get you to jail real quick. You can get a contamination shower. Okay, sir. >> You got to get in and I'll get the air moving. Okay. >> I think it's just over here. >> Jessica, have a seat in the vehicle. I'll get you up in the gel. You can get a shower. >> Just really quick. >> Jessica, no. >> Okay, put the water back on. It burns really bad. >> That's the only water we had. Jessica, >> it burns so bad. I can't make the ride, y'all. >> I can't. >> As long as the air is moving, you'll be fine. Can I just squeeze this on there? >> Mhm. Go ahead. >> Okay. See you. >> Jessica was arrested for habitual driving while her license was suspended or revoked, resisting with violence and battery on a law enforcement officer. She accepted a plea deal where she agreed to serve 4 years of probation, write a letter of apology to the officer that she assaulted, accept random drug testing, and serve 1,300 hours of community service. 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