Okay, let me tell you something here. I was adopted and I was introduced to a new family to be a better person. And I've been a better person for the last [ __ ] Okay, 23 years. >> I'm not sure. I was driving and they kind of stopped us and they said that we almost hit a child. >> With that dumb Karen, chaos always starts the same way. Bad decisions, zero awareness, and a false sense of control. The one thing they don't see is the cops coming. And when they do, they make things even more undesirable and tackle the cops head-on. >> My daughter's about to be 18. I don't want her smoking, but she's going to do it anyway. >> So, you came here, you ate food, the guy didn't come, and you don't want to pay for the food. >> Correct. >> Okay, you don't see the issue with that? >> I mean, I don't really care. >> Here are several dumb Karens versus cops and the dumbest Karen moments ever caught on body cam. Starting with Heather who thought flirty remarks and a few exaggerated eyelash blinks could somehow excuse the fact that she had been caught driving against traffic with a [music] wheel missing entirely. >> You had any alcohol to drink today? >> I swear to god, no. >> How many drinks you had today? >> Three. >> Three drinks? Okay, Heather. >> I can do it again for you. >> Thank you very much. >> I can disconnect it for you. >> Is there anything I can do? >> No, it's nothing. >> But I didn't do nothing wrong. >> During what [music] had been a calm evening, dispatch with the Monroe County Sheriff's Department received a call about a deranged driver going the wrong way for nearly five whole miles. Once the officers on patrol got a description of the vehicle, they moved quickly, initiating a pursuit before things could spiral even further out of control. >> Driver, stop the vehicle now. Turn around. Face away from me. Walk towards the back. Walk back towards us, backwards. Backwards. Turn around. Face forward. >> After handling the female driver, the officers noticed that the vehicle had been running on three wheels. The important detail immediately raised serious questions about her state of mind, how it all began, and how long that this had been going on. >> Have you had any alcohol to drink today? >> I swear to god, no. >> No alcohol? >> No, I'm under distress. And mom's been me off all day long. I even want to talk to her, and she's like mis- making me so mad. >> Did you see my lights and siren behind you when I was behind you? >> Yes. >> If you saw my lights and siren, and you were driving against traffic driving against traffic, why you didn't pull over? >> Cuz there's somebody else behind me trying to like pull traffic into it. >> There was someone else behind you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Stay in the vehicle, all right? All right, ma'am. Step out the vehicle. >> Let me tell you something. That's it. Didn't I tell you something? I just came down here to get my extension cords for the course I tried to learn from my hair extension course. That's it. I don't even want to be on here. >> All right, just step over here for me. >> drinking and driving for 4 and 1/2 years. I don't want to be like her. >> in front of my patrol vehicle. >> All right. >> How many drinks you had today? >> Three. >> Three drinks? Okay, what drinks were they? >> Uh Tito's vodka. >> A Tito? Tito's? >> Yes, and I ate in between. >> Are you willing to perform field sobriety exercise so you could dispel any belief that you're impaired to drive? >> Yes. >> Yes, you are? Okay, so this what I want you to do. Stand right there. >> Gray Dodge truck at the 31. >> Right here. Right there. Awesome. Okay, so what I want you to do is I want you to put your feet together like this. I want you to stand to your side like that, okay? See the tip of my finger? Can you touch it with your right hand? Can you touch the tip of my finger with your right hand? Okay. Put your hand back to the side. Put it back to the side. Put your hand back to your side. So, what I want you to do is I want you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and with your eyes only, okay? With Follow my finger. With your eyes only. Don't move your head. Keep your head straight. Follow with your eyes only. Follow with your eyes only. I said nine heel-to-toe steps, then you're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps going back. You may begin. Hm? >> Towards you? >> Towards you? >> Okay. Are you done? You're going to lift it 6 in off the ground, okay, Heather? It's going to go something like this. 1 1,001, 1 1,002, 1 1,003, 1 1,004, 1 1,005. You're going to count out loud 1 1,000 as you look at your foot, okay? No questions at all? Okay, you may You may begin. >> What am I doing? It's like so hard. >> District 1 unit copy the message and for reference black Ford Charger 530 course of 5031 5th Avenue. >> Are you done, Heather? >> I'll be in the back. >> Okay, what what is that stance that you're that you're holding? >> I heard it in the background. >> I thought you told me to put it up like that. >> Possibly a black Ford is involved. We're still in route. >> Did you you did ballerina before when you were younger? >> Like 12 years ago. >> 12 years ago? What was that stance that you were just in? What is it called? Plié chassé? >> Plié chassé. >> Plié chassé? >> Plié chassé. >> Plié chassé? With a B L? >> Yes. No, B L E. >> B L E chassé? Plié chassé? Okay. Just give me 1 second, okay, Heather? Every sobriety test she attempted was abysmal, leaving little to no doubt that she was a danger to herself and everyone else. The conclusion forced the officers to take her in, but that decision only revealed another side of Heather. >> Thank you very much. >> I just want you to know I'm complying. Guys, >> I'll put these back on for you, okay? >> Yeah, that's fine. I mean, I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. >> I mean, right? My mom is right. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Relax your wrist. There you go. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> There you go. Give me 1 second, all right, Heather? Okay. >> doing the best job you can. I just hope that you understand like what I'm in custody? >> Yeah. >> What are you doing? >> Why? >> DUI fleeing and eluding. Should I continue? >> I have a DUI? >> Yes. >> Why? >> Sit down for me. >> Listen, I have I I I don't have a DUI. >> So sit down for me. I'll talk to you right now. >> even >> I'll talk to you right now, Heather. >> Can you please talk to me? >> Can you please talk to me? Please. >> Is there anything you can give me at all? >> Yes, this. >> Like do you not see how upset I am? I am. >> [laughter] >> I'm upset like this because you don't even You don't understand. No, you don't understand. Okay, let me tell you something. I was adopted. And I was introduced a new family to be a better person. And I've been a better person for the last >> Okay. >> 23 years. >> You asked me a question. I was about to answer your question. >> years old. And you're going to sit here like [laughter] make me feel bad and for my family cuz only having been done. I literally [laughter] like I barely even did anything. >> Do you still want the answer to the question or No, you don't want to >> It's like you don't care. I take care of my family. You don't like you don't understand. What? >> Well, what? I'm going to open up this box here. >> So are you going to tell me what you can do for me? >> Yeah, I'm going to give you an opportunity to provide a breath sample in just a moment. You think I don't care. You just met me. You don't know me. >> I just want to go to my house. I literally just want to go to my house. I'm going to work tomorrow. That's just all I want to do. Just please. I would do anything, please. As your sister, like please. >> [laughter] >> Just please, no. Please. I don't want to turn in the paperwork, like please. I have to hold me. I tried and tried to give you a DUI and I haven't been a DUI. You guys the test run on me and I walked straight. >> Yeah? Well, I wasn't there, so I don't know need >> I was there. >> Okay, deep breath. Deep breath. Hold it. Put your mouth right there. Blow as hard as you can. Harder. You're not blowing. See there's no air coming. Blow as hard as you can. Keep going. Keep going. You got to blow a little harder, okay? Deep breath. >> I mean I had no water in between at all. >> It's okay. Just deep breath. >> Let's see if I can try one more. >> Okay. Make a good seal. Now, deep breath and hold it. Okay? Blow hard. You're not blowing hard. >> I am. I am. I am. >> Listen. >> So sorry. Let me Let me try one more time. >> You said you weren't going to disrespect me, okay? >> I'm not. >> Blow this. >> I'm not. I swear to God I'm trying. >> When I pull it out, no air comes out. I I know what people do, okay? I've done this for a little bit, okay? Take a very deep breath. Make a good seal right around this. It's a >> Then blow it? >> Listen. Listen, Heather. Stop playing games. >> I did. >> Okay? You're You're playing games. >> Okay, I'll blow one more time. >> All right. No. If you're not going to blow, don't blow. Okay? If you don't provide a sample, it's okay. I'm going to read you the consequences for it, okay? Don't play games. >> I'm trying to blow. >> You're not trying to blow. >> I will. Okay, I will blow. >> Go ahead and take a deep breath. >> Can I go tonight? I just want to leave. I want to go to my house. >> a deep breath. >> Can I go to my house tonight? >> Take a deep breath. >> You're not telling me that. >> I can't talk to you about that right now. Make Take a deep breath. >> But like this is so crazy, okay? >> Deep breath. Blow as hard as you can. Keep going. Keep going. Your first sample was .166. Your second sample was .172. >> Eventually, she was charged with DUI and eluding. Heather was a wild one, just like 55-year-old Jennifer, a volatile mix of dumb ego and disorderly conduct. She ended her birthday in cuffs after going insane over a steak in a public restaurant. >> No, I don't. >> You don't have an idea on you? >> It's my birthday. I turned 55 today. I went to a steak place to have a a nice steak. I waited there for 2 hours and they didn't give me a steak. >> This is wrong. You were supposed TO BE GOOD GUYS. >> On March the 28th, 2025 at around 10:00 in the evening, officers were dispatched to a restaurant following reports of a violent altercation. They arrived swiftly and were met by a visibly agitated customer outside the facility. At first, it seemed straightforward, but as they began a keen investigation, it quickly became clear the situation was a lot more layered than it appeared. >> Ma'am, do you have your ID on you? >> No, I don't. >> You don't have an ID on you? >> No, it's my birthday. I turned 55 today. I went to a steak place to have a nice steak. I waited there for 2 hours and they didn't give me a steak. >> All right. What's your name? >> Jennifer Chew it. >> Ma'am, I'm going to >> No, come on. Here. >> No, no, I didn't do anything. >> Ma'am, um yes, I'm >> No, I didn't do ANYTHING WRONG. I WENT OUT TO DINNER. IT'S MY BIRTHDAY. >> OKAY. I NEED YOU TO TAKE A DEEP BREATH. >> NO. >> AND I'm going to advise you >> I don't care. I WENT OUT TO DINNER FOR MY BIRTHDAY. I don't need this. >> Take a DEEP BREATH. >> NO. >> ONE MORE TIME, MA'AM. >> NO. What are you going to do? >> Take a deep breath. >> Arrest me. I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything >> All right. >> wrong. >> If you don't All right, I'm just Ma'am, I'm just trying to identify who you are. Why are we looking at the Pamela Duff is Ma'am, >> I went out to dinner for my birthday. >> What is your name? >> Pamela Duff is here. >> That >> Ma'am, >> I would go back in there and get THE OUT OF HER. HONESTLY, police officers, >> Ma'am, what is your name? >> Why do you care? >> I just told you I'm misidentifying you because we are investigating a call, okay? >> For what? You're investigating a call of a customer who didn't her meal. I didn't get my meal last >> into it. >> I just wanted >> Okay. Ma'am. >> I >> Ma'am, come on. You know what? >> No. No. Stop. >> This is so unbelievable. >> It's so unbelievable. I just wanted a [crying] steak for my dinner. >> You have Hold on. No pen. All right. >> Leave me alone. >> All right. Where are you going to sit? Are you going to sit right here on the seat? >> I'll do whatever >> All right. All right. Do you have ID on you? >> Yes. >> All right. Can I please have it? No one's saying you did. We just need to identify everybody we talked to. That's all. >> Thank you. >> The officers could tell that her accusation seemed laced with residual malice. Still, they knew that they had to keep things in check and held off on jumping to rash judgment. >> Ma'am, I'm Officer Ryan Dennis, Police Department. >> Um I was more or less worried about them driving. I think they're getting an Uber cuz they were walking straight to the car. Are they gone already? >> No, that's why we have them over there. Just What happened in the restaurant over there? >> Okay. So, there's a group of people that also saw it, but I was helping interact. I guess there was a guest issue. They were waiting for some food. So, I went to check on them. Um they wanted their stuff cooked up more. So, I just was standing right there and the They were both upset with how long they'd been waiting. I'm like, "I'm just sorry. I'm trying to help y'all." And this lady just kind of like turned to me and her whole demeanor changed. I was like, "Ma'am, please don't speak to me like that." And she kept trying to reach me. I was like, "Don't put your hands on me." I said, "I'm just trying to help." And then when the language started, she was like, "You're a word." She was like, "You're so disgusting." And all these guests in the corner saw um >> Disturbing. >> Um we were in the corner at the bar where those guests are standing. Yeah. >> I'll talk to them after. >> So, I was like, "You know what?" When she started getting ugly, she was like putting her I was like, "You know what?" So, I went to reach and I grabbed the food. I'm like, "I'm just going to go ahead and ask y'all to leave." And she stood up and she like She's like, "You're worse than I." Oh. I don't even know where she I thought she got me right here. Um It's so weird. >> Here you go. Did you get a picture of her right there? >> Um >> I got my daughter >> I don't know. I just I just don't I just don't want them to see me. >> She's not going to All right. All right. So, first things first, I can't persuade you either way, but are you willing to pursue charges? Perfect. All right. So, what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you fill out a sworn statement cuz that's what happened. My colleague is going to come back with his phone, take a picture of your injury, okay? It's all right. It's okay. It's not embarrassing. Yeah, you have nothing to be embarrassed about. They're doing their job and she She put her hands on you. You know, that's not acceptable anyway. >> The new development made everything they thought they knew seem more like fables. So, they returned to the agitated couple. But, this time they hoped the husband would be able to clarify how it all unfolded. >> Tell me exactly what happened. So, I came after dinner. And then [ __ ] >> [laughter] >> Ordered Ordered our wine, waited for our dinner, waited for our dinner. Had an interaction with the with the person ordering the food. Ordered Ordered our meal was all set. I have a garlic and onion allergy. >> Okay. >> Asked about Asked about cream spinach, which was, you know, sometimes it has garlic and onion in it, sometimes it doesn't. And >> Dad. You know, it was like You know, never Never heard from these people and then it was like, "Hey, look, what's what's going on with our dinner?" And I don't know if it was You know, I don't know if it was 9:45. Was it an hour and 45 minutes? I don't know if it was I don't know what it was. My my wife and I got up and and uh danced to a couple songs. Nobody ever came over to us. We were trying to figure out what was going on. We We drank the bottle of wine. We've had no food all day. And she was so And so I And so like I came back and he said I said Wait wait let me finish. >> Okay, did things get physical at any point? >> No. She What she did was she did She didn't take her napkin. And And there was no There was no physical contact. Let it mean it's like, you know, like if if we're going to go down this road If we're going to go down this go down this road where we said A and B on this particular one, let me give me a break. This woman was an antagonist. >> I was like, "Just It's my birthday." >> I mean I mean it's her birthday. It's like, "Really?" And you know, like we >> it doesn't mean anything right now, but happy birthday. >> Yeah, but it means like really ridiculous. >> [snorts] >> I mean I mean >> I mean we live in Marco. We don't come here ever because of this. >> But you know, it's like really I don't know what to tell you. I don't know what to say. I don't know what to say. >> We're just trying to find out what's going on right now. >> I got to tell you, you know, I I I had high I'd never been to this restaurant before. I had a high aspiration. Huh? Okay. >> high aspirations for the the restaurant because I heard good reviews about it. And You know, you know, I just I'm I'm just dis- You know, we sat there, you know, we we were having a nice time, but we just didn't know why we just didn't know why it took 2 hours for our bill to come. And it's like you know. >> What? What what are they saying? What do what do we have to do? >> I mean, there's like 10 cop cars. I haven't done anything wrong. >> I mean >> Like I thought I was >> said you did anything. We're just trying to talk to all parties involved. That's all. >> Okay, but what are they going to do? They're going to say I did something? Are they going to arrest me? What is happening here? I just want to go back to my phone. >> I mean, she took she, you know >> She took the plate right away from us. We was like >> I mean, you know, what's funny is she left she left and then the server came out with our meal and you know, the food was rare. And you know, it's like really? 2 hours you can have a rare meal? You know, she's like she's like I can't believe this. Stewart threw a napkin up in her threw a napkin up like in in in disgust. And and and and then and she's like you just hit me with your napkin. I mean, really? Are you >> His contribution lacked clarity and didn't offer much direction, but that didn't slow the officers down. They moved back into the busy restaurant and soon they secured a neutral witness whose account of the event brought clarity to the situation. >> How you doing? >> I'm Marshall. It's mainly she and I that Well, we all were witnessing it. >> Okay. >> She was sitting here and observed the entire thing, but she's 14. >> All right, so I'll just use your three then. All right, so just explain to me what happened in a nutshell. >> So we I mean we saw the whole thing. But um when we sat down the lady was by herself and and we grabbed this chair and she's kind of pushing us over like, all right, whatever. And then her husband came back in the men's room, sat down, and they had their drinks, and then their dinner came. And they were complaining about their dinner. >> Okay. >> And we were standing here and we could hear that she was upset about the dinner not being cooked well. So they brought it back. >> Right. >> The kitchen brought it back and then she just got angry at the at the maitre d. >> Right. >> And she hit her twice in the face with a napkin. >> Okay. That makes a lot of more cuz I thought it was more than that. >> Yeah. And um daughter's are here and I said to her, "Boyfriend, I said, I'm like, hey, do your job, get her out of here." >> Right. >> And she came over to me and gave me a little finger and said, "Lick my >> What is it? >> So I I noticed that from over there. I saw them push the steak back. >> Right. >> And then they were arguing about that. So I heard her say like, "Get out of my face. Get out of my face." doing that. And I looked back over and she hit her in the face once and then she slapped her across the face again with the napkin. And it was like on the eye. So it was a >> Okay. >> And then she got upset because her like my sister's 13. We backed away. >> Right. >> And she started walking to us. >> Zero one. >> And then >> Sorry. >> my dad goes >> like I don't know if it was before I'll be arresting you and you're going to be charged with an empire. The suspect is running. >> You said that to your dad when he's not taking the phone. Oh, she said that. >> The woman The woman said that. Um the floor manager walked by and he was like, "I'll be with you in a minute." >> No, she asked me if we were with you. >> Well, we were standing here. The >> Honey. >> The same girl that was like, "A witness to what?" >> Here uh 804 50897. >> The woman had pushed things too far from the very beginning. She had stupidly decided her own fate even before the officers arrived. >> All right, ma'am. All I need you to stand up, all right? All right. So, at this point, yes, you are being placed into custody. The caller advised that you committed battery, okay? >> I didn't do it. >> Okay. >> But what do I do? I didn't do anything. >> For tonight, you're going to go to Naples Jail Center. All right. I'm sure you'll be out in the morning. >> No, she's not going TO BE OUT. >> [screaming] >> I DID NOT FIGHT. THIS IS WRONG. YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO BE GOOD GUYS. YOU were supposed to be the good guys. >> All right. You have a >> You were supposed to be >> I'm going to take her All right, ma'am. >> You're supposed to be the >> With with her allowing [music] you to, you will. Not without that, okay? >> You were supposed to be the good guys. >> Ma'am, ma'am, can I take that? >> Guys, you were supposed to be >> Is it okay if your husband takes your purse? Is there anything in your purse that you need? >> No, I don't need anything. >> Here you go, sir. >> Traffic on 28th and 9th and traffic lights. >> One one female 15. >> Female 15. >> All right, let's get her into a firing unit out of here. >> Firing unit. I'm a very proud person. Come on, let's go. Where are we going? Which car are we going to? >> Do you mind taking her? >> No, I don't mind. >> All right. >> Do you mind taking her? Why? Am I an embarrassment to you? >> No, so I can go and talk to the other officers. Who's stuck with me? Sorry. Excuse me, dear. >> November 10. >> You guys were good guys. >> You're not going to be able to pick up your phone. In time. >> Did you get that? >> Back up one step at a time. >> Sure, I'm good. >> November 10. We only got one phone. You're not allowed to pick up your phone right now. This is going to become a court matter. >> This is one though. >> What is your full first name? >> Jennifer. You were the good guys. I support you all the time. >> It's a possibility. The jail will contact you. >> We'll be on Airport Road. Because then Naples jail is a cell. I'm sorry to hear that. It doesn't unfortunately it doesn't affect what is happening right now. It's a possibility. The jail will contact you. All right, we will get your contact number to include on the next of kin information. Officer Bloomquist number 321. I already told you that on camera. >> Why did the restaurant get to arrest me? What did Why? >> Your phone, ma'am, or no? >> What? I don't want my phone. I don't give Why does this get to happen? >> Do you want your phone with you? >> No, I don't give >> Okay, she doesn't want to talk. Okay. >> I want to know why this incident happened. Tell me, please. Why >> Hold on one second. >> Why did they get to just judge me? I didn't do anything. >> Listen, we don't judge. >> No, but the restaurant is having me arrested for something I didn't do. >> We we only go with the information >> [laughter and crying] >> I didn't do this. >> Please. >> [laughter] >> Hold on. Do you have any footage or anything like that? >> Be nice. >> I just wanted my meal. This is not fair. I'm not an illegal. I pay my taxes. I have a business. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Like I told Like I told you before, >> I don't want to >> I know I know you think this is the end of the world. >> It's devastating for me. >> It's not. You're going to be all right. >> Eventually, she was charged with battery and disorderly conduct. For a 55-year-old, Jennifer was incredibly dumb, no question. But she still didn't reach the levels of this next Karen, who firmly insisted [music] she shouldn't have to pay for her meal just because she got stood up. >> So, you came here, you ate food, the guy didn't come, and you don't want to pay for the food. >> Correct. >> From my understanding, you did this over at Black Rock, too. >> That's fine. >> On January the 9th, 2025, police in Beavercreek, Ohio, were called to a local restaurant after staff reported a woman refusing to pay her bill. When officers arrived on the scene, they were met by this woman herself. She was already locked in and ready to unload a series of excuses that made the situation even harder to untangle than it already was. >> Hey. How are you? Okay. What's going on? >> Um so, like I went to write a check which I've done before with these people. Like I'm just done with Beaver Creek. So you can take me into jail. Um, I really don't give a [ __ ] at this point. >> Okay. >> Um, like the lady at Lounge Salon, she's made a big [ __ ] deal about in February there's a $30 bill and I like um, I didn't pay $30 cuz I um, forgot my credit card. >> Okay. >> My multiple friends called Lounge Salon offered $30. This wanted clout so she continued to blast my name. She has money. So >> What are What are we talking about? I'm here for this. >> I know that but this girl knows about Lounge. >> Okay. >> So I'm done with Beaver Creek. You can take me to Green County jail. Like I just was in here. I don't have a Um >> I got called because somebody wasn't paying their bill. Is that you? >> Okay, why haven't we paid your bill? >> Because the guy was supposed to show up and he didn't. >> Okay. >> This guy that I was on a date with. So that's why I'm saying >> So you came here, you ate food, the guy didn't come and you don't want to pay for the food. >> Correct. >> Okay, you don't see the issue with that? >> I mean, I don't really care. I'm not arguing at this at this point. So you can take me to jail. I don't really give >> Well, either If you don't pay it's called theft. From my understanding you did this over at Black Rock, too. >> That's fine. >> Why do we keep having this issue? >> Because I don't have a job because people keep on putting theft on my record. >> So why do we keep doing it then? >> Because I can't eat. >> What do you mean you can't eat? >> Cuz I can't I don't have a job. So why is that hard to explain other than selling my >> The officers had a suspect in front of them [music] and a motive that already didn't quite add up but they held off on any conclusions. Before making a move, they needed the restaurant's version of events. >> Hi. So what's going on? >> Um, I guess she just wanted to pay her bill, but he said he recognized her. He said he thought it was the same girl that came like maybe 5 months ago, I don't know. She didn't have her social security cuz she didn't have anything to pay with. But, it's her social security is still here. So, I asked her, she said, "Who are you going to talk to you?" She said she didn't have anybody. She said, "Do you know you guys accept checks?" I'm like, "No." And she said, "Well, that was great." And Amber I said, "Oh, Amber like we have your social security." She said, "Oh, I don't know." And I was like Yeah, and you're on Facebook. So, I guess she was on Facebook and other places, too. So, she was like, "Oh, yeah, I know that." And I'm like, "Okay, so what are you going to do?" She said, "You can call the cops if you want, but I don't care." I'm like, "Okay." She was out here Oh, we have her. >> Okay. Keep your hands out of your pockets. Do you have anything on you? >> No, I don't give a Okay, thank you. Can you at least help me from the >> "Face the wall." >> Okay, thank you. >> Just listen to directions. >> No. >> hard. You're the one making this >> And you guys are sending three police officers >> Well, you caused that turnover, so >> Who gives a >> Okay. >> So, what do you How do you want to resolve it? Do you want to like charge her or This is the second time she's done this. And well, they were saying it's all over Facebook and other places. So, if she pays her bill we can just squash it and simple, or are you wanting theft charges? Um no, if she pays it and then like she she can't come back in here. So, do you want to trespass? Yeah. This is dramatic over >> You're the one being dramatic. >> [ __ ] am I being dramatic about? You guys do what you want in the in in >> I can't eat, so I'm going to keep going to restaurants. >> So, what do you need on a daily Exactly. Yeah, so you could have a job with theft on your record. You guys [ __ ] all the girls in the jails anyways. >> Okay. >> You do. >> All right. >> Uh exactly. And the judges. >> Okay. >> So, please take me down. And you said Okay. >> You're not sorry. Charges for theft. >> Yes. >> And disorderly conduct. Take her to jail. >> Okay. >> For what? Can you grab it? >> You want to take a step back because I got to take your waistband. >> Okay. You want me to undo my coat? I'm sorry. >> Yes, please. >> Perfect. Thank you. Okay. You're good. Stay right out here. You're detained while we're figuring out what's going on, okay? >> Well, she's saying I judge this and this and that and going on and on. >> Yeah, she's she's under arrest. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Theft now and disorderly conduct. Yeah, she's searching her right now. Do we have an open case? >> So, this chat lounge salon I hate to use solid wording, but I didn't pay a $30 bill and she's ruined my life. So, now I don't have a job and I'm in recovery in order to have a roof over my head because I can't get a job. >> In recovery for what? If you don't mind me asking. >> Alcohol and cocaine. >> Okay. >> Uh and so, like I'm just kind of flying by the seat of my pants. Nobody can give me help. Um my friends called into Lounge Salon to pay the $30 bill. Um which is like nothing cuz that lady's rolling it in. And um she just wanted clout cuz she blasted me all over Facebook. So, this girl brought that up when I went to pay the bill and I refused to pay the bill. What are you doing? >> I'm thinking she needs to go to jail for her cussing and causing a disturbance here. And she seems to think that because she can't afford food at the grocery store, she's going to go to all these restaurants and not pay because the men don't show up. So, this is all a ploy. >> And then don't show up? >> Yeah. She claims like it's a catfish thing. >> After piecing together enough details to see through this game, the officers returned to the woman whose sense of entitlement had now fully reached its peak. >> Do you know her personally or is it just over like social media that she >> She was talking about you. >> Like I saw you on social media in February. Like I know you didn't pay your bill. And I was like, well, little do you know, my friend has offered to pay. Okay, I'm done talking. >> Okay, you're under arrest for disorderly conduct and theft. >> Okay. >> Can you turn around? >> Okay. >> You're being warned for criminal trespassing. >> Trespassing for what? They didn't say >> warned and you're being warned for criminal trespassing. >> Okay. >> Put your palms together to be more comfortable for you. >> Okay. >> Like you're praying, palms together. Other way. Like this. Like that. Yep. >> So, I'm assuming you would have a job if you have that criminal record over something. Hopefully I get water. That would be fun. I see them to my aunt who was a detective that works Nope. >> Okay. >> I don't really give a crap at this point. Oh, that's fun. >> Sure. >> Isn't that a handcuff key? >> I have to get I mean we're going to jail anyways. >> All right. >> So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to have an attorney present at the time of questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you. You can exercise these rights at any time and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights? >> Yes, ma'am. >> All righty. >> Where are you from? >> Uh South Charleston. >> Oh, what What here? >> Uh I went to Wittenberg and I have an elite degree from a university down now. This Nattie who lives in Beavercreek, uh, we had a drunken rendezvous and I have on my record now. And, uh, she wouldn't tell the truth, so now I'm [ __ ] and I can barely eat. >> Okay. >> So, yeah. So, it's just a vicious cycle. So, just imagine you have it on your record. >> Okay. >> Um, and you were upper middle class and you're [ __ ] now. So. >> Do you work here? >> And lounge salons are a joke cuz she's already been paid $30, so. And half these [ __ ] jails are [ __ ] girls anyways and the judges are judges are [ __ ] girls, so. >> Do you work in here right now? >> Uh, no. I can't get a job. >> Okay. >> With a four-year degree from an elite university cuz I have >> What's your record? What's your What's your criminal history? >> Uh, I have violation of a TPO because I had a drunken rendezvous with a girl that lives up on Well, she did live on Ankeny. >> Okay. >> Uh, so, yeah. >> So, are Don't make me take her. Are you taking her? >> Take her for all this case. >> Okay. Sounds good. Can I walk to the cruiser straight ahead? >> Okay. Go ahead and have a seat. Okay. You said it was just Is it just your purse that you had in that Target bag? Okay. >> I'm good. Yeah. >> Is that okay? >> Yep. >> Okay, Amber. I am going to be taking you to Green County Jail tonight, okay? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Are there any like recovery like organizations that you found that you can get help from? >> I grew up pretty much upper middle class and I'm living in like the hood of Dayton, and so I'm pretty much drinking to deal with that, if that makes sense. >> I got you. Yeah, I'm sorry those things happened to you in the past, but you know, you're still responsible for your own actions, you know, moving forward. >> I got it. >> Cuz if you don't change this, then you know, your life's not going to change. You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah, but there's no way for me to get a decent job, so it's pretty much this cycle. So, I mean, I guess I just live in jail. I don't really know what else to do. Unless I go to California where it's like more liberal. I don't really know. >> You need anything? >> Um >> I wasn't going to dock this because all it has is this on it. I was like, well, I'm gone for the next 4 days, so can you take the other one out, shut it off, put in my box? >> Yeah. >> Love you. >> Love you. Bye. >> This badge says 251. >> 251. >> Good. >> I'm going to write to Green County Jail starting my hours logged. >> What's 412? >> In the end, she was charged with theft. We've seen stupidity in all shapes and sizes, but none come close to this impaired and reckless Karen who drove straight [music] into the ocean and nearly erased people in the process. >> And you said that we almost hit a child? I didn't think that we did. >> You know where those >> where rocks are and those poles that say no vehicles? There's no driving beyond them. >> All these people chasing after them, trying to stop them, they they wouldn't stop. >> May the 27th, 2023, Florida. A normal beach day turned upside down when a woman reportedly drove straight into the ocean, leaving deputies to deal with one of the most baffling cases that they had ever faced. >> What happened? >> Um I'm not sure. I was driving and they kind of stopped us and they said that we almost hit a child. I didn't think that we did. Um, that's what we're told. I just thought that we got stuck in the water. We were just trying to get out of it, but um, that's what they told us and we're just trying to And then there was so many We're just trying to be accepted through everything and not And there was so many people >> Yeah, you Well, the people are down here because you can't drive on this part of the beach. >> I'm so sorry. We We were driving from New Smyrna and we got over here and I'm really really sorry. We didn't think that we could do a U-turn here. We're just trying to keep going, like >> Most beaches have [music] strict no driving rules, but to the dumb, the rules were just mere suggestions. >> I'm so sorry. >> So, who was driving, you or >> I was driving. >> You were driving? >> Yes. No, but I didn't think that we could do a U-turn. I thought we had to keep going, like >> Well, there's no driving at all over here. >> I'm so sorry. We were driving from New Smyrna. >> I know. >> I'm I I I feel >> Well, where those rocks are, those poles that say no vehicles, there's no driving beyond that. >> sticker that says that we were parking like on the beach. We We weren't >> Right. >> So, I I take full responsibility. You know, it was not You know, it was not Yes, please, like like And then there was so many people. Please help us. >> Well, I'll help you. >> And then there was there was so much of a crowd. >> That's all right. Be careful. Well, shoot. >> Yeah. >> Hey. >> Well, we weren't driving like so So, what do we do? >> Wait till the tide goes down. Give me about 6 hours. >> So, can we take all of our belongings in the car? >> Yeah, give it to me. Don't I would grab umbrellas and stuff, but if you got like bags or something, grab those. Don't grab those. >> You You need my vehicle? >> Yes. >> Okay. It's in my purse, I think. Okay. >> Their body language [snorts] made it clear that they knew they'd been caught dead to rights because only an impaired mind would [music] mistake the ocean for a place to drive into. The officer saw it for what it was and quickly recognized that they were dealing with someone who posed a risk [music] to themselves and everyone around them. >> I'm not. I don't want to get a DUI. >> No, you can't. We always have to take her back to the station and deal with the paperwork. >> I did have a drink last night. >> Okay. Just one? >> But you know why? My only purse is in the back part and I can't open the back part. Okay, you can try to get >> You have more at home? >> I have some more at home, but not here. >> You have a way to get home? >> I'm not going to get out of the car. >> She's going to go to jail. Okay? All right, so you can go with her or you can stay out and get her out of jail with bond. >> And why is she going to jail? >> Right now, I think you're driving under the influence. All right? Then we got reckless with multiple people over here. You're inches away from multiple people. Okay? >> I I I can't. >> So, your best thing to do for her instead of fighting with us and arguing with us >> No, I will not. >> I'll tell you what her bond is. It's probably going to take us a good hour to do the paperwork and then try to bond her out. >> No, I I'm not going to argue with you. >> Okay. >> I'm not a I'm a law-abiding person. >> Okay. >> I I will never argue with you. >> So, what do we do? >> Well, but like what do I do now? >> You need to call someone and have them come pick you up. Are you hurt from any of this? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Do you have anything on you that we need to know about? >> No. Can I do what you >> You need to call someone to come pick you up. All right, you got Do you want your phone to go with you or do you want her to hang on to it? >> Go ahead and give it to her. She'll call my husband. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> Her >> Please don't. >> Her bond's only going to be a thousand dollars, so 10% is a hundred dollars. All right? >> I will bond her out. Look. >> Okay. >> I can't breathe. >> So, I'm going to go get her in my car? >> No, please. >> No, it's >> Let's do it. I'm I'm just telling you what's happening. >> Relax. >> What do I do? >> Just go ahead and call Conary, okay? >> Can you get her for a minute? >> Yes. >> I'll call Conary. >> All right, come on, Sarah. >> You're going to arrest me, too? >> No. Here's what's going to happen. She's going. You need to find somebody to come pick you up. There No, no, there >> I'm sorry. I'm begging you. >> Call somebody, then. >> I'm calling. I'm calling. Please don't go. I don't know where I am. >> Please. >> I'm going to tell you where you're at. >> Please don't leave me. Please, I'm begging you. >> I'm right here. >> Did you find your service officer? >> Thank you, buddy. >> Conary, I need you. Please, officer. >> Thanks, buddy. >> I need you, Conary. We're arrested. >> What are you doing? You got her arrested? >> Can you please Officer, can you tell him? >> How's it going? Sir, this is Deputy Howard. >> Yeah, you were driving that pretty fast. You You almost struck a child. >> Child actually I actually had to jump >> She almost ran him over. She almost ran him >> That one, too? >> Yep. Yeah. >> Yeah, there was another child. >> Two feet away. >> Yeah. >> She flew right through there. 40 miles 30 to 40 miles an hour. >> From wherever you enter, all the way down there, all these people chasing after them, trying to stop them. They they wouldn't stop. And I mean, there's >> right by all the signs that say, "Do not drive beyond this point." >> That's right. But >> They started off this >> If they didn't get stopped, they would have gone They're going to hear They're probably looking at something. >> Right. >> Did you talk to the pregnant lady I was sitting in the water that couldn't talk? >> She She's filling out a statement right now. >> But how are they going to get the car out? >> Uh once the tide goes back down, we'll I'll to try to get a tow truck down here and tow it out. But, we're going to have to wait a while. >> In the end, the female driver was arrested for DUI. Next up is this dumb Karen, a grandmaster of poor judgement in motherhood who completely went rogue [music] and got reported for smoking pot with her underage daughter, mistaking gentle parenting for toxicity. [music] >> I do smoke with my child every once in a while cuz she's damn near 18. And so, I tell her every once in a while I'll let her smoke. Every once in a great blue moon. >> My daughter's about to be 18. I don't want her smoking. But, she's going to do it anyway. My kids. I don't smoke around my kids. Now, my oldest, like I said, that's one thing. >> On June the 8th, 2025, police officers were called to an apartment after concerned individuals reported that a youngster and her mother were caught using illicit substances for all the wrong reasons. >> [music] >> When the officers arrived, it was clear that the situation had already gone too far and needed immediate [music] intervention. >> Yes, I am. >> All right. Well, friends, I got my body camera on. So, can we step outside so we don't break >> I don't need this. I was getting ready to talk to all you guys, too. Mostly cuz I have questions. >> All right. Go ahead. >> I'm already knowing this is about my Um last night, I was out in my car. I was smoking. >> Okay. >> Obviously, I'm 21. It's legal I can smoke. >> Okay. >> Um I do smoke with my child every once in a while cuz she's damn near 18. But, the only reason why I do that is because if I if I lean on her, like I don't want her to smoke. And if I lean on her, she's going to go find it somewhere else. So, right now, there's been none. I just had one of my good friends because of that. So, I tell her every once in a while I'll let her smoke. Every once in a great blue moon. My cousin came out because my little cousin came out. >> Is the chicken done? >> Yeah, the chicken's done. You can cut it off, though. Yeah. So, my little cousin came out and I told her because her dad has issues. I told her, "Go back in the house." And she was like, "I just want my ice drink." That's my oldest. >> Okay. >> I said, "Well, get the damn drink and then go back in the house because you know if your dad comes outside and sees you out here he's going to snap. >> Okay. >> Not even 2 seconds later, I'm like literally not even 2 seconds later he came outside. >> Okay. >> We walked in the house. So I'm sitting there I hear him yelling at her. I see him through the window smack the hell out of her. >> Okay. >> So then he comes out and he starts screaming at me. He was like smoking with my child. I said Nate, I didn't smoke with her. I would I don't do that. I have a an 18 19 year old nephew that I won't smoke with because he's not my child. >> Okay. >> So I'm like I did not smoke with her and he was like you you love her blah blah blah. I'm like dude, I did not smoke with your child. He's like if you smoke with her again you're out at the end of the month. I'mma leave anyway because the [ __ ] you're saying. >> Okay. >> And I have black kids. >> Okay. >> They cried and they had nightmares over it last night. I was like but go get her a blood test Nate. And take the blood test. It will tell you when's the last time she smoked. >> Gotcha. >> That will show you if that's the case and I smoked with her she smoked in the last 24 hours, right? >> Okay. >> So go get her a blood test. I went this morning I bought a a whole test it was sitting on his table. I bought a whole test he refused to give it to her. >> Okay. >> You called me a liar, you threatened me, you pushed me down the stairs last night which I could have called the cops on him for last night but I didn't. >> Okay. >> Because I understand as a father but I also know that my is not mentally all the way there. He needs mental help. >> Okay. >> So I just let it go and I went to sleep. I got up in this morning I just packed all my and I just left cuz I don't want no problems. But now you're posting it on Facebook that I smoked with your child. If that's the case then go get the blood test. >> Sure. >> Cuz that will show that she's guarantee you she's clean because that girl is scared as hell of her dad. >> She she slapped her other day and I know you're not smoking. You better not be out here doing it. So >> My daughter is about to be 18. I don't want her smoking but she's going to do it anyway. >> Um Let me get some information from you. Uh, how do you spell >> But yeah, I was going to call you guys because I told him I said I'm going to call the cops anyway because I want her to get a drug test cuz I just cussed her out. I didn't really cuss her out, but you know, as a big cousin, you know what I'm saying? I pulled her to the side because she kept coming to my room when I was smoking and I don't like that. >> Okay. >> So, I would tell her like, "No, you got to get out. I'm smoking." And and I asked her one day I said, "Are you smoking?" And she was like, "No." I said, "Then why the [ __ ] you coming to my room when you know I'm about to smoke?" >> Okay. >> "You know I don't like that. Get out of my room." And I was like, "When's the last time you smoked?" And she was like, "Last time I smoked was when my dad let me." And she said it had been like 6 months ago. She He let her hit a dab pen. And I don't smoke those. So, I don't know, but I cuz I went and bought a I went and bought a bar uh test this morning. He didn't even make her take it. You're accusing me of doing it. If My thing is I'm I told him to call the cops. I said so they could get a blood test because they're going to be over the tail. And I know this because I had a blood test done on me and they told me exactly the last time I smoked and it had been like 28 days cuz I quit smoking. And they told me exactly the around the around the time that I smoked last. And I was like, "Yeah, you're right." And they were like, "Okay, we just see a small you know, trace, but you know, you're not going to be able to get the job cuz it's in your system." I'm like, "But you you know, anyways, that's not the point." But you know, I told him go get a blood test. That's going to prove that I didn't smoke with her, bro. And you got other people threatening me to pull up on me cuz nig- told them where I live and fight me. I'm like, "Listen, if y'all want to fight me over [ __ ] I didn't do, that's fine." >> She kept talking non-stop to the officer, a classic case of voluntary disclosure, the kind of behavior that usually does more harm than good. She was unknowingly feeding the case against herself with every word, even while she seemed convinced that she still had it under control. >> But at the end of the day, I know what the [ __ ] I did and I do and I would never smoke with a anybody else's kid. I won't even smoke with own nephews. >> Currently staying here then? >> Uh just for a couple of weeks. It was just kind of I didn't want to be here either. I didn't really want to be there, but he needed help and >> Gotcha. >> We kind of both was kind of like scratching each other's back. He couldn't pay all the rent. I was like, "Well, I could give you guys some rent, you know, whatever or not." Cuz I originally asked him did he know any who's renting. And he was like, "Well, I got to resign my lease cuz why don't you come over here?" And I'm like, "That's fine." And I I don't want her out there smoking. I don't want my child out here smoking, but she about to be 18. There's not really much I can do. And at least I know what you know what I'm saying if I got an eye on her, she ain't going to be out here getting [ __ ] she ain't supposed to be getting hold of. But I don't play with other people's kids like that. And I don't know if you guys can do that, which is why I told him I was going to call you guys cuz I don't know if you guys can do that or get a blood test. And make sure, like I said, she got a whole just on the table over there. >> Um I mean, we can't make them do anything in that regard. Um >> she's clean though, officer. Like I know she's clean. This is why I was like, "Go get that blood test on her." And he wouldn't do it. Because he knows I'm telling the truth and he's trying to make himself look good on Facebook for all his friends right now. >> Gotcha. Um and then so that takes care of that portion. Um they did mention back on the 21st, um you had come downstairs and that uh for a belt to hit >> with. I don't even have a belt. Neither does she. >> Okay. >> And I would never whip my kids with a belt. I don't even whip my kids. I've smacked their hands. I've smacked >> [music] >> with my hand, but nine times out of him. >> Sure. But I will I talked to him >> I was like, "Bro, don't do that. We don't hit girls." >> Okay. But nothing I guess excessive. >> I've never beat my kids. >> Do you mind if I talk to >> You can talk to all of them. Actually, my oldest is at the fair. >> All right. Um Um that takes care of that. So, yeah, like I said, I just have to ask questions cuz I've told different things, and so I got to kind of follow up. >> that. That's why I said I'm going to stay in here so you don't think I I don't want my babies to think anything. >> All right. So, with last night, what happened was you and your or in the car smoking. That's came outside asking for a drink. You told her to leave because you guys were smoking. Basically, as soon as you told her to leave and she was about ready to go inside, that's whenever Dad saw, pulled her aside, you said smacked her, I guess. >> He waited till she was in the house first, and you could I hear I heard him yelling at her, but I could see through the window on the right side. Like if you're I was in the driveway where like the little mud rut was. That's where I was sitting. You could see dead in the window when he smacked the dog at her. When I say he smacked her, she flew to the side. She went out of the picture. I couldn't see her in the window no more. And what's crazy is my This That's just what he does. But I didn't say anything, and then when I came upstairs to go outside to smoke a cigarette, she said something to me like, "I need to get out of here." And I was like, "Baby, I was here room. I don't know what was doing in there, but I seen him go in your room." "You need to mind your business. This ain't got nothing to do with you." You know what? Whatever. So, I went outside on the back deck and I started smoking a cigarette, and I was looking through the screen through the sliding door. That I smoked with her last night. You could see in the I'm going to say it. >> Okay. Okay. Um >> Like my kids, they fear certain things. Like I know if if my son be like, I know if I put my hands on my sister, my mom's going to whip my butt. I know if I do this, I'm going to get in trouble, but it's not a fear of fear of me. >> And then you said um those occasions were >> So, but I didn't physically see it, so I'm not going to say you know what I'm saying? But yeah, I would say last weekish, Tuesdayish. I don't remember the date. But it was like last Tuesdayish because I had work that day and I don't work on Mondays and that was the first day I worked, so >> So, Tuesday of last week? Okay. >> She had already shot herself in the foot several times. Then she dragged her estranged partner into the mix, [music] a detail the officer likely wouldn't have known if she hadn't kept talking. But despite all the noise, the officer stayed focused. He filtered [music] through the chaos and arrived at a clear, rational conclusion. >> So, I'm in there cooking, I come out of the kitchen into the living room and I seen, cuz I was going to go downstairs, and I seen I said, "I did not smoke with her, bro. I told her to go in the house." >> Okay. >> So, when he was done yelling at me, threatening me that he was going to me >> Mhm. >> And then he pushed me down the stairs. I just stood up and I was like, "You know what, bro?" I said, "Get the [ __ ] away from the car." >> Okay. >> Just like I do my kids. I don't smoke around my kids. Now, my oldest, like I said, that's one thing, but my my younger kids, I do not I don't even smoke cigarettes around them cuz I smoke cigarettes. That's why I be in my car or I be out back. >> Okay. >> So, I had told him, I said, "Get the [ __ ] out my car." So, he walks up on the >> Um >> And I know that you guys are trained for demeanors and I know that you guys are trained for stuff like that. If you that video that he posted that her saying that I smoked with her last night, you could see that she did not want to say that. >> Okay. >> Um >> All right. Give me a couple minutes, I'll be back up with you. Just give me a couple minutes and I'll Yeah, I'll be right back up, okay? >> label? >> No, thank you. >> I made it I made it. >> All right. So, I I some paperwork for you. So, the uh incident >> Um it's just going to be documented since uh So, this whole thing is going to be documented in a report. Since that happened on >> My kids are on their way. >> Okay. >> I didn't say anything to her, but if you want to wait and and pull them to the side and have a conversation with them by themselves, that's on you. But they are on the they're way back from the fair. >> That will happen last. Um okay. I don't really want to question them just cuz of their age and stuff like that. But my um Okay. >> So, you want to talk to them? They're on They're almost back. >> Okay. Um So, what it's going to be for for like the earlier case just Um the >> Cuz I didn't do anything. >> No, for that's just for him. So, yes. >> For me saying what I said? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> It's a separate incident and then what this is going to be >> Um if you could just put your signature right down there. You're not really the victim. You're just We just kind of have to get your signature since you're the one that reported it. >> Okay. And like I said, my daughter was there. She's on her way back. >> Here's your copy. All right. So, um just with the allegation of it and you admitting to it, >> down on a teenager and you know that I've known you very well through out here. So, I made a deal with her. >> Got you. Um so, >> smokes like maybe one >> with him bringing it up to me and then you admitting it to me, um I do have to take some kind of enforcement action on on it, okay? Um I understand why you're doing it, but I just have to enforce the laws and ordinances of Normal, okay? >> But I just want you to know that I wasn't lying cuz I completely admitted >> No, I believe you. I believe that you didn't provide it to J. So, um just but with you admitting it that you gave it to your 17-year-old daughter, I do have to issue I'm just going to issue an ordinance violation, okay? >> Okay, that's fine. How much is the ticket? >> It's 350. So, it's kind of pricey, but it's doesn't go on your record or anything like that. >> I'll pay that 350. I don't care. As long as I know that she's not out here getting with >> And like I said, I understand why you're doing it. I just have to take enforcement action whenever >> down on her and be like, "Hey, no, we're not smoking." And she was out doing it anyway. So, I was like, "Okay, let's make a deal." >> Got you. And you do have a court date if you choose to go. You do not have to. You can always go there to argue that. I'm not too sure. I'm just like again, just cuz I know understand where you're coming from. It's still technically a violation of the local laws and ordinances. So, >> he's going to tell you that, but like I said, I have nothing to hide. >> I got you. How to pay it is going to be on the back here. Like I said, it's not a it's a civil thing. So, as long as you pay it by that court date, nothing is basically it goes away like a parking ticket. >> Okay. Is it by the 23rd? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Of July. So, you have you have a little bit of time. It'll take a probably a couple days. Probably give it till like Wednesday, Thursday. So, cuz cuz the paperwork has to fly and go over to the city hall and stuff like that. Like I said, think of it as an expensive parking ticket. >> Yeah. >> Cuz like I said, I mean it is a criminal offense, but I understand where you're coming from and I didn't want to kind of >> tried to get her now >> I didn't want to give that to you the criminal offense. >> want to fail my child off in all either, so. >> Sure. In the end, no domestic battery charges were filed. Instead, she was cited for facilitating cannabis use to a minor and the case was reported to child services.