This entitled Karen is about to attack this police officer in the most brutal way possible and be forced to face the consequences. Get out of here. GET THE HEY, HEY, HEY, let me go. But that's just one of five examples of when stupid Karens try to fight cops and learn why you should never mess with the law. Starting with the case of Jenny Rose Saunders who was found on April 26th, 2022 driving a car with a suspended registration. However, when a local officer went to confront her about this, she decided to give them a night they wouldn't forget. All right, ma'am. Officer Balderas, Scott County Sheriff's Office. Do you have your license, registration, insurance? Yeah, yeah, thank you. I I You have your license You have your license, registration, insurance? >> no problem. Thank you. I need your license. Ma'am, your license, registration, and insurance. If you don't comply, I will break the window and you will be placed under arrest. Do you understand that? In typical Karen fashion, she starts by being as awkward as physically possible and refuses to talk to the cops. If this is all that this case entailed, then it'd be just another day in the life of these officers. But this was just the start of an extremely dangerous and shocking situation. Ma'am, step out of the vehicle. Sorry, I'm trying to I'm trying to call someone to make sure that I'm safe. >> Step out of the vehicle. You are safe. Stop. >> I don't feel safe. I do not feel safe. Don't trap my Don't trap Don't trap my arm. Whoa, what are you doing? Hey, ma'am, lower the window. You're going to hurt this officer. >> Lower your window. >> Ma'am, lower your window. >> window with your other arm. >> Ma'am. Lower your window with your other arm. >> This officer is now trapped and unable to move, but that doesn't seem to concern the woman and instead of winding down the window and complying with orders, she decides to escalate things even further. You were now under arrest. You were now under arrest. >> Ma'am, lower the window. You were now under Stop. MA'AM, LOWER THE WINDOW. MA'AM, LOWER THE WINDOW. ALL RIGHT. MA'AM, LOWER THE WINDOW. I NEED ANOTHER UNIT. Get out of the car. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST NOW. WHY? WHAT DID I DO? I DID NOT WHY? I DID NOT BREAK THE WINDOW ON AN OFFICER. I I DIDN'T REALIZE HE COULD PUT MY Will you open this door? Why are you guys doing this right now? Ma'am, you're under arrest. What did I do? Can you tell me what I did to you? >> You're under arrest for aggravated assault against a police officer. Can you tell me what I did? I am not You're under arrest. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Under arrest for what did I do? >> Aggravated assault. How was I aggravated assault? Could you please tell me? Karens like this always seem to have a major case of selective hearing and only choose to listen to things that benefit them. Initially, this was just a simple traffic law stop and could have even been a misunderstanding or false flag, but her violence and ignorance landed her with an assault charge and the bill for a broken window. >> Pat her down. Yeah, search her now. Do you have a warrant right now? Yeah, you're under arrest. Do you have a mother? Do you have a sister? We're past that already. You're under arrest for aggravated assault. He told you multiple times to lower your window, open the door, and then when he put that put his arm through your window and you raised the intentionally raised the window and then hurt this officer. Now you're under arrest for aggravated assault and plus >> You're accusing me of something I did not do. You're not You're under arrest. What do we have here? Are you guys serious? Step into the vehicle. Watch your head. Yes. So can I Can I Step into the vehicle and watch your head. Perhaps the most shocking part of this case is that this woman isn't drunk and she's not on drugs. She's just high on entitlement and displaying only the worst symptoms. So you're not giving me any chance to retrieve my stuff or make sure my things are okay? Hey there. Why You're not going to tell me why I was pulled over to the Key West? >> foot. Watch your foot. We'll explain everything. Just watch your foot. No, you're not You're not explaining And things don't change back at the station, either. You're going to get your stuff. Are you guys planning to Put your hands against the wall. On the wall. On them. I really do not do you want to get obstruction, too? All right, you're You're not following instructions is your problem. >> ON THE WALL. NO, THEY'RE NOT. THEY'RE not touching. Put them >> Are you guys seeing that? Put them on the wall. And I'm not going to tell you again. So could you clean it for me, please? >> Do you No. Oh, your hands are on the wall. I'm putting them on the wall. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to have talking with you. They're not moving. >> Place your shirt on you. I don't want your shirt. I WANT NO. PUT YOUR HANDS ON THE WALL NOW. I'M NOT ASKING YOU A QUESTION. PLACE YOUR ARMS ON THE WALL. IF I HAVE TO HOLD THEM, I WILL HOLD THEM. WHEN I'M DONE. YES. WOW. If somebody could just, you know, listen, it would be so hard, right? It would be done already. I'm so sorry that you have such a life cuz I do, too. But Jesus, you picked the wrong job. Yeah, I picked the wrong job. Right, you did. Thankfully, Jenny Rose was taught a harsh lesson. When she was charged with aggravated assault on a police officer, resisting arrest, and obstruction of justice, it was also quickly discovered that she had an active warrant out for her arrest in New Jersey and a fugitive warrant out in Pennsylvania. This clearly wasn't the first time Jenny Rose had been on the wrong side of the law, but at least she didn't lash out at the cops in the same way this next Karen did. YOU NOT [ __ ] GET THEM OUT OF MY IN the morning of May 26th, 2023, a janitor had asked this woman to leave the bathroom so he could enter and clean everything. But the woman got extremely aggressive with the janitor, arguing and shouting profanities at him. Cops were called and this is the extremely strange and violent interaction that followed. Got ID on you, miss? No. You don't? No, why am I Why do I need to give you my ID? Because I'm conducting an investigation. I'm going to report you when I get done giving you the >> Okay, what's your name? information that I I need and I'm I'm putting this I'm telling you I'm filming this. What's your name? >> soon learned her name was Maya and that she was far from pleased with the events of that morning. Already claiming that she was going to report this officer just seconds into the interaction and as you may expect, her unsatisfyingly stale demeanor wouldn't stop here. All right, ma'am, you can lose that attitude or else I'll put you in handcuffs. You can do what you got to do. You're not in control here, ma'am. >> Yes, I am. >> So, I'm going to tell you right now you can lower your voice, I'm going to put you in handcuffs and take you to jail for disorderly conduct. I'm going to inform you of some city ordinances such as we have a no camping in the city of Key West. Essentially, if you have a barrier between yourself and the ground and all your personal elements, that is camping. It does not matter if you're asleep or not. If you're caught camping from this point forward, you can and will be arrested. >> The cop then politely informs Maya of a few laws pertinent to her current situation as she seems to be camping in the local parks which in the city of Key West is illegal. But predictably, she takes offense to this as well and threatens to send the video she took of this simple interaction to her lawyer. >> So if you turn around and film this, there's I gave that to my lawyer. Yes, stop. Ma'am, I'm only going to tell you one more time not to raise your voice at >> yelling. This is how I have not yelled at you. I have not been disrespectful questions cuz this is how I talk. Ma'am, last warning. I'm just going to put you in handcuffs. You're not going to yell at me, you're not going to scream at me. You need to turn around and film the rules and regulations of the parks and city beaches because if you break any of those city ordinances, you can and will be arrested. Here's your identification. All these warnings will be annotated. Well, that's not very nice. That's very rude, actually. Unfortunately, Maya didn't find this particularly funny and actually took so much offense that she decided to call 911 despite the cops' goodwill in letting her go. This prompted them to track her down just minutes after sending her on her way for another more serious discussion. Put your phone down. Put your bag down. They're arresting me now. Turn around, face the wall, put your hands behind your back. I'm arresting you for misuse of 911. You do not have a legitimate emergency and you have two police officers standing in front of you. >> Let's go so I can report you. Stop. Face the wall. Don't touch me. I do not want you patting me down or anything. >> care. That's not how this works. Do not touch me. >> Ma'am, stop. You're not getting in my vehicle unless I search you. >> So you NEED TO CALL A FEMALE. DO NOT [ __ ] TOUCH ME. THAT IS NOT HOW THIS WORKS. >> TOUCH ME, I SWEAR TO GOD, I'M GOING TO KICK I'M GOING TO FIGHT. I swear to God. Separate your feet. Your feet No, you're not touching me. Ma'am. YOU NOT [ __ ] GET THEM OUT OF MY GET THEM OUT. STOP ME. STOP ME. I GOT TO GET RIGHT NOW. YOU NEED TO STOP. In fairness, she did warn them and as the cop said, that's just not how this works. Maya is delivering a master class in how to turn what was initially just a simple discussion into a litany of criminal charges and there was actually even more to this scuffle than meets the eye. No, I did not bite you. I did not [ __ ] bite you. >> Did I bite you? What is that? That did not I did not do that. You lying. You scratched me and I do have injuries. You see that [ __ ] You need to come out. >> Don't play with me. Ma'am. You threw me to the ground LIKE A [ __ ] MAN. YOU TRIED to elbow me. You kicked >> Because you tried TO TOUCH MY VAGINA. STOP. GET THE [ __ ] OFF OF ME LIKE THIS. >> DO NOT. GET OFF OF ME. >> STOP. IF YOU SCRATCH ME UP, THAT'S MORE. >> WELL, YOU'VE ALREADY elbowed me, bit him. BECAUSE YOU TRIED TO TOUCH MY VAGINA. >> NOBODY TRIED TO TOUCH YOUR VAGINA. >> NOT GET ELBOWED. YOU LYING NOW. YOU TRYING TO MAKE THE SITUATION WORSE, BUT I GOT IT ON CAMERA. AND SO we Maya bit, kicked, slapped, and elbowed these cops in the takedown and she's trying to claim that they were being abusive to her. Eventually, a second set of officers arrived on the scene to assist the situation and would you believe it? She continued to act violent and disorderly and was taken into custody on two counts of battery on a cop, one of resisting arrest, and another of misusing 911. Maya was definitely old enough to know better, but it's almost more disappointing to see an 18-year-old act the same way. This girl was pulled over after multiple calls were received alerting police to what seemed like a heavily impaired driver. Apparently, she was swerving around the road, driving into oncoming traffic, and had even hit multiple things with her car. Yeah. What kind of errands you running? Going to the grocery shopping, paying bills, just adult adult things. Where were you coming from? I am um on the way to pick up one of my friend, and I don't like doing things by myself because I have anxiety, so I like people coming on rides with me. So, I was going to go pick her up so I can But, it seemed like a friend wasn't the only anxiety alleviants that this girl needed on her trip to complete all of her adult tasks as the cops immediately spotted several suspiciously rectangular pills on the front seat. We need to pretty much stay simple to it. Ma'am, is your ID in your purse? Yes, it is. All right, I'll get it. I'll get it. Hey, I said I'll get it. Stand over there at the end of your car. Do you hear me? Okay, but if you were more respectful about it if I'm just saying, I'm just saying All right, I'm going If we're all humans here, if you were more respectful about it, I'm just saying. Where's your ID at? Is it in here? >> going to look for my wallet, but like why All right, I got it. The thing is is that it's my property, you have no choice. Actually, I do because I found freaking Xanax bars on your driver seat. If you want to explain something, explain those. Girl, the fact that you didn't look through my stuff They were in plain view. Yep. As the interaction continues, the girl seems to become more and more incoherent and confused. It's almost like she knows the penny's dropped and starts to become more and more confrontational. Would you like to sit down on the grass over there? I can't sit down in my car. No. You can not. I just have like him on hands up everything. You're not getting back in your car. You can sit on the grass over there or we can sit in the back of this car here, whichever one you prefer. Okay? I'm going to get my phone. No, you're not. You're staying right here. >> Okay, but why can't I get my phone to like at least have You're not getting back in that car until they're done. Okay, but I feel like I should be able to It's my right to like record anything that's happening in my life. >> Everything's being recorded right here. >> but why can't I record it for myself? You're not going back in that car. You can request this recording. You can come with me to my car. My phone is right on that seat. One of y'all can come with me to that seat to get my car. Unfortunately for her, the cops have now had enough of her rambling and decide to get down to business, and we get the pleasure of seeing her try to explain away everything. Has your car always been like that in the front? Yes, I have. Um Yeah, honestly, what happened first Okay, see this is kind of my phone. I do. Um one day I came back from work like just like was like getting off and [ __ ] Mhm. That was missing. No clue how it was missing. It was missing. When I got here, I saw your demeanor, your actions, and all that stuff, okay? I'm looking at your pupils. I'm looking at your eyes, and I think that you might be on the influence of some type of narcotic, not alcohol, but I believe a narcotic. I'm just saying. Okay? Um so, based off of what I'm seeing so far, would you be willing to do a physical sobriety test to dispel my suspicions that you're under the influence of any type of narcotic? It's never a good idea to decline these tests, but with how terribly the girl performed in them, she'd probably have a better chance of testing her luck in court. As you may expect, she was quickly put in handcuffs, and that's when her behavior went from dazed to dangerous. I want to say respectful. Face down. Ooh, damn. Take me out. Damn. Damn. I said face down. You got her? Yeah. Come on. YOU WANT TO TRY THAT? OH, YOU WANT TO CHOKE ME OUT, GIRL? OW. OH, YOU WANT TO CHOKE ME OUT, GIRL? YOU WANT TO CHOKE ME OUT, GIRL? HOLY OH, YOU REALLY WANT TO CHOKE ME OUT, GIRL? DUDE, I WAS NOT DOING NOTHING TO YOU. YOU WANT TO CHOKE ME OUT. With the delirious girl finally secured in the backseat, the only danger left now is to the sanity of the officer made to drive her back to the station. Last time ONE OF YOU GUYS TOOK ME TO THE MENTAL HOSPITAL, MY GRANDPARENTS COULD NOT FIND ME FOR WEEKS. OKAY, I KNOW. OFFICERS WERE LIKE, "OH, YOU'RE GOING TO BE OKAY. YOU'RE GOING TO SAY THIS IS ALL BULL." ALL YOU GUYS DO IS THAT'S GOING TO BE A FUN RIDE BACK THERE. YEAH. MAN, I can still hear her. I can still hear her. Jeez. Unfortunately, it's unknown what she was charged with, but it's likely amounted to a DUI and resisting. Lastly though, the only place more common to see a Karen than screaming at cops is at an airport screaming at cops. At Salt Lake City International Airport, this woman had just been informed that she'd have to give up her aisle seat and instead take one in the middle. A reasonable request with many possible causes, but it ended up causing her to go absolutely ballistic and giving us one of the most hilarious Karen freakouts of all time. I told them that the girls let me sit where I wanted to sit, and then they took me off the plane. But, I walked off allowing. They did not arrest me. They did not handcuff me. They did not touch me to get off the plane. So, nobody They need to let me either They need to buy me a hotel ticket and get me back to New York or they need to let me aboard the plane. If she wants to get back on the plane, then she's going to have to calm down first. Airlines like these value customer comfort more than anything and reserve every right to refuse boarding. There's a reality where this woman calms down, apologizes, and accepts her middle seat fate, but that'd be too simple for a Karen like this. Your behavior, okay? My behavior? Okay, I bought a plane for the aisle seat. They gave me an E, which is a middle seat. That is not what I paid for. What does that have to do with anything? Right now, the police are here. We're going to find out the who, the why, the what. So, I need Okay, but you better Come over here so that All right, well you better get me a hotel. Now, sit down. Sit down now. No, I would like to hear what people are saying. I'm allowed to hear what they are saying. How is that denied? What have I done? They have tried to work with me by taking me off the plane. That's my officer, Cross. Listen, he's going What have I done on the plane? I would like to ask you what I have done on the plane. Her behavior is slowly becoming more and more combative, and she's going from annoyed to angry, prompting the cops to become defensive and put her back in her place. I don't live here. I live in New York. DUDE, WHO IS PAYING FOR MY TICKET? You're going to have to You got refunded. I got refunded for to live in a Utah? We're going to walk out, cuz I don't live here. I don't know anyone here. If anything, I need to get a flight back to New York. Delta is denying you service, okay? Delta Airlines, a private company, is denying you service. Why though? Because you guys denied me service. Why? You don't even know why. Okay, let's walk out. You better get me a flight back to New York. I don't live in Utah. I don't know anyone here. Where am I GOING TO GO? I CAN answer those questions, but we're going to walk out. >> NO, I DON'T WANT TO GO ANYWHERE. WHERE AM I GOING TO GO? To Utah? Her frustration is somewhat understandable as she's now stuck in a state she doesn't know with nowhere to go, but she's only making it worse by acting this way, and there's only one way this can go. You keep doing this yelling, we're going to look at criminal charges, okay? Disorderly conduct >> Dude, this is on you, though. This is not on me, okay? Yeah, this is on you. caused the disturbance, they have deplaned the subject. I did not cause the disturbance. told me I was getting an aisle. Jacqueline All right, dude, give me my Give me my I don't do Let's go trade Stop. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. STOP. I don't live in Utah. Stop resisting. Hands behind your back. I don't live in Utah. Hands behind your back. Stop resisting. Hands behind your back. Ow. Stop resisting. Ow. Stop resisting. Hands behind your back. Take me to my home. Take me to my home. TAKE ME TO MY HOME. NO. JACQUELINE, stop resisting. No. Stop resisting. Ow. Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting. Where's the car, sergeant? Get up. You can't do this to me. This arrest might be a blessing in disguise for the woman though, as at least now she won't have to worry about finding accommodation because she'll be spending the night behind bars.