You're this close to going to jail for threatening. >> I'm this close to dude. >> Listen. Listen. You threatened to kill this very >> ARE YOU KIDDING ME? >> COOL. My dad's a turning. I bet you beat me up. Yeah. Go for it, [ __ ] >> My dad's going to rip your black ass apart. >> Karen's love to boss people around. But what happens when they begin to think that it's a good idea to threaten cops? >> Why can't you commit on record? Why can't you commit? Why did you not rest me? Why did you not handcuff me? Oh, wait. Cuz I did nothing wrong. >> Ma'am, come over here. >> These are wild moments when Karens think that they can threaten cops. Meet this Karen, who believes her past in the army meant that she deserves some sort of special treatment and believes that she could disrupt an entire international airport and still intimidate the cops with her father on standby. How about you shut the up? Yeah, you're so in charge. If my dad was on the phone versus my husband, >> you would shut the up. >> On July the 30th, 2024, officers with the Port of Seattle Police Department were dispatched to an airport after a passenger got off her flight and immediately caused a major security scare. She went past security checkpoints, setting off alarms and sending the airport into chaos. >> How about you shut the up? >> I haven't talked to you at all yet. >> Yeah, you haven't. So, what's up? We're trying to figure out what's going on. >> Yeah. Where's my bags? You want to You want to look up my name? You don't even know my name, do you? Oh, you're a police officer. So, you automatically do, huh? No, you don't. Because my name was never >> Why are you yelling at me? >> Am I Am I? >> You're raising your voice. >> Okay. So, look me up. >> You're being a video recorder. >> Look me up. >> I need my bags. That's what the just said, right? >> You can figure out some solutions, girls. I just said when you don't have business, sir. >> I don't have business here. Where did I come from? Where'd I come from? >> Tell me. >> Am I uh what? Sorry. People army. So, what's the word? Um >> I'm a detained. >> No, that's not what the I said, right? >> That's what I said. >> No. What's the word? It's a It's a uh I'mma hang with the up on you cuz you're not cooking me yet. >> It's a I don't know what the [ __ ] the word is to it. So, >> what's that? What's up? Cuz you left me. You're in your car. Whatever. I don't give a [ __ ] >> I got off Alaska Airlines. I could not carry my bags on my own. They were over 50 lbs. My fiance came in here to carry my bags. Uh, I could not find my bags. That's what you want me to say, right? Right. Okay. So, I need to hear I'm I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to you. >> But do you hear him? >> I I don't need >> You could take me to jail. I don't give a >> Do you have any idea? >> No, I don't because they're in my bag. >> Okay. Where Where are your bags right now? >> I don't know. Just like I said, I got off Alaska. Count to 1, two, three. Right. Alaska Airlines. I got off of right. I cannot carry my bags. Count two. Right. Alas, are you counting or am I? Alaska Airlines cannot carry my bags. My fiance came out here. One, two, [ __ ] three. Take me to jail if you want to. >> I don't even know what happened. That's why you're being told you were talking to me. >> Right. I got drunk on my life. >> I cannot carry my bags. So my fiance came to pick me up. Are you listening or not? You could take me to jail. I don't give a >> Where did you leave? So these check bags or these baggage? >> They're checks. So I'm at the check bag area, right? >> Baggage point. Yeah. Baggage claim logistics check. We can acknowledge that or not. >> Where causing a breach alarm to go off. Meaning you went >> I don't care. I don't care. >> I don't care. >> And now I went to where? I went to where? Where? I was not supposed to be. Where? Actually talk to me. Write a report. >> Write a report. >> Okay. >> Let's Let's Yeah, cuz I own businesses. So, let's go ahead and do that. Let's do that and see how far it goes. D. You don't even know how to talk to me. >> We're trying to help out. >> You're not. You're not. Cuz where's my bags? You're not helping me. If my bags ain't here, right? >> So I don't. >> Yeah. You're so You're so in charge. >> Yeah. You're so in charge. If my dad was on the phone versus my husband, >> you would shut the up. You would shut the up. >> Okay. >> So boom. >> Okay. Well, you just got to work through >> No, this is this is too funny because if it was my dad here, he would have carried my bags and it wouldn't be no problem. But I'm really drunk. I just came from the military. I in my bag in my bag there's a military ID. >> Okay. >> On my flight cuz I threw up before I came here. I had He's right here. >> Her mannerisms had already made one thing crystal clear. She was a handful even when she was sober. But this wasn't her home. And just as she wasn't the one making the rules, she wasn't allowed to break them either. >> He's right here. I know. >> Were you Were you traveling with her? >> No, I wasn't. I was coming to pick her up. You can't go talk to her right now. Okay. >> Like I said, what I say what I say before I got you here. >> Was she being detained for trespassing? >> She don't >> I'm not here to hurt you or nothing like that. >> She didn't come out of the SCS. >> Yeah. No, she did to come get me to go pick up the bag. >> But you're the police officer, right? Right. Correct. Yeah. Okay. >> I'm telling you, we went to go pick him up. Obviously, she went into the room restricted area >> and then and then she started flashing. She's drunk. Obviously, she's delivery. >> I need my bags. That's all I said. >> You want me to get your bags for you or not? >> Are you going to or not? I'll bail myself out. I don't care. >> We're She's being detained cuz we're investigating trespass right now. Do you know what her middle school is? >> I don't know. I I just know her I just know her her first date. >> You're the boyfriend? >> I'm the boyfriend. Yeah. >> You don't know her date of birth or anything? >> I don't know her date of birth. >> You don't know her birthday? How long guys been dating? >> 7 months. >> I missed her birthday. >> Look, look. >> Hey, if you want me to help you, you guys. >> No, listen. Listen, cuz I might have left my check and bag on the airplane. >> Are we talking like carryon baggage or check? >> Check bag. >> Okay, so that that would be on a carousel in here. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying. >> But I have two check bags cuz it's military and they're free. >> Okay. >> She was trespassing down into the uh train station. >> Yeah, I was trying to grab her and she >> No, no, no. Stay, stay, stay, stay, stay. >> I'm going to stand by him. >> No, no. You're going to walk back up there because we're directing because you're being detained. You don't get to walk free right now. I'm already telling you you're detained right now. So, walk back up there. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> Okay. So, put me in handcuffs cuz I want to walk right here. >> Can you stop it? >> Go ahead. >> You really want to do that? >> I want to stand by him. >> You can walk back up there cuz you're being directed to by law enforcement. >> I'm trying to help you. >> No. I'm not scared. >> Did you just say you graduated from basic training? >> Luke, >> did I ask you say that? >> Did you hear me say that? >> Okay, that sounds good. Hey, can you can you can you guys >> I'm right here. You want me to walk right here? >> Hey, put her in hand. >> Go ahead. The [ __ ] That's what you guys been wanting me to do. I spread your feet out. Call my dad, >> which I did. >> Spread your feet. >> Stop. >> Are you done? >> I've been dead. >> Well, you're still tense enough. All right. So, you're going to jail for trespassing and obstruction. >> You're under arrest for obstruction. We're going to We're going to confirm PC on the trespass. >> Yeah. Go ahead. You done or not? >> Okay. >> Are you done or not? >> I just asked you a question. >> Well, you're now under arrest. That's where we are. >> Yeah. Okay. I didn't even hear none of that. >> I'm stronger than what you thought. So, tense up or what? >> Tense up or strengthen it. But >> we would prefer this. This goes relaxed. If you would prefer that we search you while you're flat on the ground, we can do that. >> What your job is? >> We prefer not to do that. >> How about you just shut up and do what your job is? >> My job is arresting people. We just did that. >> Go ahead. >> No, you're under arrest. That's why you have >> put me in the car. >> Yes, we're going to do that. >> So, she just shut down an international. >> I know that. So, there's consequences. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Yes. >> Okay. Spread your feet out. We're searching. >> That's your name, right? Sir, >> Sergeant. >> Okay. It's your turn. >> Go ahead and search me. >> That's what we're doing. Yes. >> Right. I'm not scared of you. I don't give a to the ground. I'm supposed to sleep in a hole in the army. >> You're never going to get shut the up. How about that? >> You talking about being a >> How about you shut the up? >> Who's start transporting? >> Ask for transport. Soon as she gets in a car, the better. >> Yeah. And he can also let go of my neck because >> hold still. Stop flipping around like a fish. >> And then and then when I press charges, then what? Okay. >> You were so right and I was wrong. Right. >> How about you tell me? >> Well, you're being >> cuz you were so right and I was so wrong. Right. Cuz I was trespassing. Right. >> Right. >> STILL ESTABLISHING >> CUZ THAT HURTS MY MOTHERING WRIST. RIGHT. >> Stop pushing the you thought you were just doing. Right. >> Stop pushing against the handcuffs. >> You're not scared and I'm not hurt. I'm not trespassing because I got a [ __ ] airfly. I got a mother air. Her non-stop outbursts were only complicating things. Meanwhile, the officers tried even other means to calm her down, hoping that she would stop before her attitude turned a bad situation into an unsalvageable one. >> What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? What's up? >> Pick her up. Pick her up. Lay flat. Stay down there. >> Yeah, that's okay. >> And then what? >> That That is it. >> Yeah, that's that is it, huh? Yeah. I would have knocked you the out. You punk grabbing my bags talking about some trespassing. I got off the flight looking for my mothers. You punk. >> So your bags are over on carousel 15. >> I don't give A WHERE MY BAGS ARE. GET THEM AND GET THEM OUT. THAT'S ALL THE I CARE ABOUT. RIGHT. >> I'm asking you. Would you like me? >> I DON'T KNOW WHERE THEY ARE. MY FIANCE CAN GET THEM CUZ THEY'RE TOO HEAVY. RIGHT. THAT'S [screaming] WHY THE HE'S HERE. RIGHT. YEAH, THAT PART. SO I DON'T WANT TO HEAR nothing else. I don't want to hear nothing else. That's all talking. I don't give a >> Is there a way I can actually? >> Yeah. Yeah. If she says yes, you can. >> That's fine. >> Okay. Yeah, you can. >> Okay. >> They're on bad claim 15. >> I don't know where they >> So playing with me. I wish you the would. >> You can't threaten people. >> And I could I could >> You can't threaten these people. I own businesses. I own LLC's. I've been in Lamborghinis. Then what? Then what? You don't even know what to say cuz you ain't never shut up. The Arrest me then. That's what the I been said, right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You don't even KNOW WHAT TO DO CUZ YOU AIN'T NEVER been where I've been. >> Is that her? >> Shut up. >> That's the one that was down causing the problem. >> Okay. We just needed somebody to say, "Yep, that's the one that Okay, cool. All right." She was coming down the stair. Well, she came down the stairs with her boyfriend and I thought they were going to go back up the escalator. They saw the do not interrupt. >> Yeah. And then um she started just walking and I stood up and I told her to stop and that's when she told me she's like what are you going to do then stop me? And then and then that's when I told her like stop and then she just kept walking and then she's like I need to get one of our coworkers went chasing after her and then I pressed her breach button and as she was walking out uh she was just like you're lucky I didn't punch you. I thought she was going to punch you. >> I thought she >> Did she like fall off? >> Yeah, she went like this to me like that. >> Like really like close. >> Yeah, you can look at the video. >> Okay, >> shut up. >> Shut up. Right. And you ain't said nothing since, right? I done been to jail. I don't care. You're not scaring me. You're not hurting me. I don't care. I don't care. I really don't care. Okay. You're under arrest for trespass as well. >> That's fine cuz I don't had an air ticket and we've been a business card. That's what you >> I came from the army. >> Like my army's license is in my bag. >> Your boyfriend said you're discharged from the army. You're not in the army. >> Okay. But look, is that true? >> How'd I get here? How'd I get here? Right. I'm from the army. Right. >> My right. She was just discharged like recently. >> Okay. Well, get her a social. >> What's your social? >> How about you ask somebody else because you guys know everything, right? Well, then you don't KNOW YOUR SOCIAL. >> HOW ABOUT YOU ASK SOMEBODY ELSE? SHUT THE up the whole time. >> Huh? >> Under resisting arrest. >> That's fine. I don't care. >> Let you know. >> I don't care. I'm going just wait until you guys do the full process and send her there and I'm going just try to bail her out. >> Yeah. >> In the end, she was charged with criminal trespassing, resisting arrest, and obstructing a law enforcement officer. Making a scene at the airport was certainly unwise, but Lisa proved that chaos could always get even worse by turning a simple trespass issue into a full-blown police standoff. >> You're this close to going to jail for threatening. >> I'm this close to do this. A gun held you a listen. You threatened to this very >> Are you KIDDING ME? >> NO. LISA, >> on July the 26th, 2024, deputies with the Island Sheriff's Department received a call from Washington State Fair employees who reported that a passenger had threatened to eliminate the crew. The woman kept disturbing anything and anyone within her reach. And when officers finally arrived, her behavior quickly revealed that they were dealing with a much bigger problem than they expected. >> Not today. You know what? Do not. >> You're this close to going to jail for threatening. >> I'm this close to this. You're on camera. >> I just threatened to watch my son get a gun held to his head. >> Listen. Listen. >> You threatened to this very >> ARE YOU KIDDING ME? >> NO. LISA, >> I JUST WATCHED my son have a gun to his head. >> You need to stand back or you're going to go >> next to a state patrol. >> Okay. >> Next to >> Well, the state patrol is going to arrest you for threatening the ferry captain. >> I'm going to arrest you all. >> Yeah. Well, just so you know, you're as soon as state patrol gets here. >> As soon as state patrol gets here, you're going to jail. >> Yeah. >> You know what? No. I'm standing right here. I'm just going to follow you. So stay patrol. No, I'm going to wait so State Patrol knows right handcuffs on you. >> Yep. Cool. I'm going to follow you, Lisa. >> No, my son's head. >> Huh? >> YOU'RE HAVING SOME MENTAL You're having some problems. >> Yes, you are. >> You >> You are. Didn't I didn't I provide you with some food earlier today? Don't you How quickly you forget? >> Yeah. And you know what's funny? I just watched someone hold a gun to my son's head. >> I LEFT THE FAIRY DOG AFTER FINDING OUT MY MOM was >> Yeah. I I think you're having a member. Do you do you want do you want the Do you want the talk to you? >> The ferry is going to provide statements to state patrol. So they should be in rally. Just wanted to confirm that Lisa was the one that was involved in. Get away from my car. >> No, I'm out WITH A NAP TODAY. >> YEAH, I need to take you to the hospital. You need to go to the hospital. >> Yeah, >> I'll burn your car up. >> Sure. >> Lisa, >> leave me alone. >> Lisa, calm down. >> Leave me alone. >> Calm down. >> Calm down. >> No. Don't. You are never going to be. >> I don't think I ever had it. >> I hear somebody yelling over here and I didn't get a chance. >> Trespasser. What? She's inside someone's gate. >> I'll let you talk. Maybe you can be calm. She >> Oh, she >> Are you kidding me? >> Who is allowing this [ __ ] to happen? Get away from me right now, dude. No, I just had to watch my son be thrown off the ferry. Go yourself. Get away from Get this away from me now. >> You won't knock on this door. Stay that away from me. >> How dare you? How dare you? >> Hey, I do have a trespass form. I have a trespass form for you. >> What? >> I have a trespass form for you. >> Sign it yourself. >> You want me to tell you where you're not supposed to be? >> I don't give a if you go to >> You will be arrested for trespass. >> I will put down that you're >> when I go there. >> You don't want to sign the >> You don't want to sign the form? >> No. >> Okay. Hey, I just put down know just know that if you refuse to sign the form, refusal does not relieve you from criminal prosecution. >> Should you It doesn't relieve you from criminal prosecution. Should you ignore the warning? Do you want a copy of the form? >> Leave me the world. >> Would you like a copy of the form? >> Send me. I said leave. Do you want a copy of the form? >> You back the >> Do you want a copy of the form? >> While Lisa kept announcing herself in all the wrong ways, the deputies were already working behind the scenes to get the full picture of what they were dealing with. This wasn't their first time seeing her name, and it quickly appeared that Lisa was no stranger to law enforcement. >> Hello, Sheriff's Office. >> Can you sign up for me? >> Okay. Um, well, the deputy is wanting to meet you at your front door. Okay. >> Yeah, I see him here. Thank you. >> Okay. You're welcome. >> Hello. Recording. What happened? >> So, I don't know who she is. >> It's if you want to step right here. Well, she was right there. The other deputy. >> Oh, okay. That could be them cuz my son I was in the shower. My son called me saying that there's somebody in your garage. >> And I go, "What?" So that's you. >> Yep. >> Oh, so that's me. I hear somebody. >> Yeah, >> that's that's her. >> That's her. Um I recognize that voice. Let me see here. >> Sorry, I'm nervous here. Right. >> Person detected. >> Okay, that see she's in my garage. >> Hello. >> That's [ __ ] >> She's got video of her inside the garage. >> In the garage. >> In the garage. >> In my garage. >> And she was looking through bottles of something. >> Well, I have I have things in the garage there. No, it's >> Is there a bottle of palm? Like red juice? >> No, I don't have that. >> And where would she made access? I see when I walked around, I saw her coming out that gate right there. >> Yeah, cuz he was she was also behind my house. to have video of her behind my house. >> Does she want to sign a complaint for the >> So, you have to go this door right here. That's the only door I have that's open right now. Everything else is locked. >> Okay. >> So, but that means she either comes through this way or either she's also on the camera where she's at the corner of the house walking by on my property laying down right there that I have. >> Give us a statement. You want to give us a statement for the criminal trespass? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, let's go get her in custody and I'll take her out. >> Okay. >> And then I'll come back. I'll get that and I'll get copies of that video for you. >> Okay. Okay. So, yeah, we were Yeah, we were down here looking for her. So, >> Oh, thank you. >> Hey. >> Hello. >> That lady was nuts. >> Yeah, we're looking for her right now. She's right up the road. >> So, we got PC for Crim Trespass [music] One, right? I mean, she's inside the building. >> Thank you. >> Do not get the out of here. Hey Lisa, you need to turn around. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> You're going to get tased. >> Turn around. Put your hands back. >> Don't care. There's no reason for that. >> Yes. >> I just lost my gun to his head. You're not okay. >> Turn around. >> I will stop yelling. You got to stop. >> You went in that lady's You went in that lady's garage. You went in that lady's garage. >> You are antagonizing me. I just You're going to jail. Turn around and put your hands behind your back. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around and put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> NO. >> You're going to go to jail. >> You're going to stop. You're going to go first. >> I don't deserve this. >> You don't read this. >> I don't deserve this. >> I don't deserve it. Knock the Knock it off. I don't deserve this. Knock it off. I should be able TO YELL BECAUSE YOU HELD A GUN TO MY SON'S HEAD. THAT'S FOUL. >> Help me. Help. [screaming] No. Leave me alone. Help me. No. >> Turn around. Get on the ground right now. At least I'm not putting up with this. Copy 44 requesting another unit. >> I'm going to tase you and then you're going to hate it. >> Get down. >> Yes. Get on the ground. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> YOU GOT IN THAT LADY'S HOUSE. >> YES. YES. >> NO. I didn't do >> getting TASED RIGHT NOW. >> I didn't do that thing. >> I didn't do that thing. I did. No. NO. NO. >> HELP ME. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. DARREN, knock it off. No. No. Listen. Get on the ground. >> I am not doing ANYTHING WELL HERE. >> OW. [screaming] OW. >> WHAT? >> Why are you so mean to me? >> OW. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. My pants. >> Please stop. I can't breathe. >> Not on your chest. >> Not on your chest. >> Listen, I didn't do nothing. >> You're under arrest for trespass. >> I didn't do nothing. You chased me there. >> Not here. >> Please help me. Please help me. Look, I need my wallet. He's in my wallet. Why are you guys so mean to me? Why? You're both pulling me different than ow. DARREN, OW, please stop it. You guys are pulling my roots. Darren, >> I'm talking to you. >> You will talk to me because I didn't do nothing. >> There was no arguing with Lisa anymore. Her own actions had already sealed her fate. But she seemed too detached from reality to understand that she was only going to make a bad situation go from bad to worse. Listen, I didn't do nothing to you. Listen, I am happy because you held a gun to my son's head. I was yelling. >> Oh yeah. >> Why are you guys so mean? You know, you can me if you want to. You don't have to do this every time. Do you hear me? >> Are you under dress? >> I didn't do nothing. You chased me into that yard. >> You were in the garage. >> Why did you do >> I'll get her stuff and they can go with me. >> All right. I'm going to go grab her bags for all that stuff there. >> What stuff is up there? >> All that she had with her. >> I don't know if that was that stuff that she had there. >> I assume so. >> The porch. Okay. Yeah, that person doesn't anything >> anything you say to court. >> You chase me into that yard right time to talk to your lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. >> Why are you doing this? You >> not afford to hire a lawyer. Won't be representing question if you wish. You say eight times. >> You make guilt with my mom. know you >> exercise these rights and not answering questions statements. That's exactly understand but me ever. >> Do you understand your rights? >> No. >> I'll be giving two of them courtesy. >> I just got off the ferry. >> I know. After threatening them, >> they No, I did not at all. I did not threaten her at all. >> Not what the captain said. >> That's all right. Little bit of a >> absolutely zero idea who any of those people are. >> The property on her porch I want to get. Is these your sunglasses? >> These are not mine. This is not mine. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I took her into custody right here. She was trying to get in your door. >> Not mine. I have no idea who that >> She was trying to get get in your She was trying to get in your door. >> So, she was running from us. >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You're welcome. Good night. They said they didn't know who she was. What's the address here? Yeah. Yeah. Well, that's on your bag. Yeah. What that is probably why we're having some problems around. Well, I'll take her out right now. We got her on trespass one. I'll get her bags of stuff I can go with. Okay. We need a separate case for that. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to go get her other bag. >> I would much rather stay in the woods. I want to stay in the woods. >> I promise they won't bother no one. You won't bother no one. You're going to jail. >> Can you roll the window down, please? I'm so hot. I'm going to >> roll this window down over here. How's that? Across. >> Said I roll down that window. >> I'm so hot. These >> What the I didn't want to do anything to you. I was walking away. >> You were in someone's garage. >> I was walking away because I was trying to videotape the very children. >> You're in this lady's garage. >> You knock it off. Nothing needs to be done. I'm picking up your stuff. >> Oh, >> it's hers. >> Okay. This is our house. So, we were >> We ran through your backyard. >> Okay. You just didn't know what was going on. Okay. >> Yeah. She's Yep. She's going to jail. >> Aaron, I don't want to do I get every day. >> [laughter] >> individually make it enjoyable so I can at least you before I go there. >> That's not going to happen. >> Why? >> Cuz I have better morals than that. >> You mean you always get it when you want? >> I'm married, Lisa. I don't want to. [snorts] >> Yeah. >> Victor and I come one in route to 10. Starting mileage >> 99.2. You let state know that we ever in custody for of a resident and if they have additional charges she'll be at 102 going >> you going to jail >> cuz you're under arrest for trespass first degree you're in a garage will >> let me know please >> you need to help yourself first >> I will if I have a purpose I get dumped every single day you know what that feels Horrible. Eric, please stop. Please just let me go. I promise I will behave. I swear. So, you guys plan this for when I start throwing my I don't want you, dude. Please stop. I need to feel someone hate me so much. I do everything. At this point, it seems like Lisa's fate was already sealed, but she still believed that she had one genuinely outrageous trump card left. something that she thought could completely change the situation and turn things back in her favor. >> What? >> You're real. Why do you do this? >> Cuz you got into someone's house without their authority to the back deck so I can report you killed my children on the ferry. >> Well, Lisa, you admit to going in the garage. >> Oh my god. Are you for real? You just don't care about my kids? >> You know where to have those babies? I don't. I don't even want to have babies. I never did. >> I never did. Come on. me in the woods where I will behave. I promise you. >> So, just so you know, everything you say is being recorded. >> Me every time you pick me up. You're going to act like you don't like it. I won't even call your wife and tell her. I swear you won't do it. I'm [ __ ] so bad. Please, you guys make me into this and then you don't even give it to me in the bathroom. Damn it. I know. Please have one hand so I can touch myself. Please me. I will turn the camera off the camera. I love it. I need that so bad right now. I need someone to touch me nicely. Jared, why are you acting like a fun? >> I didn't do nothing wrong. You know it. I'm not going to do anything wrong. You guys always tell me Google all day the next day to get home. >> Well, you're going to be held on bail. So, you ain't getting out. >> Well, you paid for what? >> Because you were just up here last week and you're out of control. State patrol is going to come up. >> State patrol's going to come up. put felony charges on you for threatening the the fairy workers. So >> they were holding a gun to my son's head and I didn't say I was >> according to them. You did. >> No, I didn't. >> So you're going to be trespassed from the fairies. You're going to be charged with felony and you're for the trespass and resisting arrest. >> You should have to do this. >> You should have went. You should have went where I told you go was to go find housing. Yeah. >> I told you to go over and find some place to stay. >> I didn't know where to go and I just learned today. I don't even know when. Please don't do this to me. >> I'm not doing anything. >> I'm begging you. I didn't do nothing wrong. [screaming] >> Why do you do this? You'd like to watch me dry up. >> No, not at all. Sad. Really? >> Look at me. >> I'm driving. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. You can do whatever you want. You're in. Come on. I will turn the camera off right now. >> I'm not turning my I'm not turning my camera off. You can trust me on that. There's not going to be any break in this video. Please, please let me go. >> I didn't do nothing to you. >> Well, you resisted arrest. You >> screamed at me, said you're going to run over me with my car. >> Child with your >> I I don't even know who your child is. I don't know what you're talking about. >> The officer knew that stopping Lisa from talking would be a foolish idea. But beneath the surface, the officer was already putting a plan together to get her to the station. And Lisa had no idea what was happening right in front of her. >> That's good. That guy recorded on my body camera. >> You jumped. >> Yes, I do. >> You jumped if you weren't on the ferry. >> Right. >> So, how could I threat you if I wasn't on the ferry? >> So, you're not making any sense. >> Can you please let me cigarette? >> Nope. >> So, I did not go through these bags, these big bags. They can just stay in the garage. Okay. Is it? >> Yes. This bag's gone through. We got her for trespass first for going in Lay's garage, resisting arrest. Turn your camera on. Have it on the whole time you transport her. She's making allegations about assault uh wanting to have us do things to her. So, please turn your camera on the whole time you have her with you. So, I also got some bucks out of her purse that I'm going to put in there. I'll take care of that. But that came off her that's off the porch and off her purse. And this is the stuff that was in the bags. And that stuff's been gone through the bag stuff there. The stuff's been >> That stuff's been gone through the the brown bags of stuff in the >> And I have it in my car. I'll put it in myself. >> Except for that brown bag she go up with her. That's her purse and stuff. I mean, it can all go in the garage as far as like her, but I don't know if that's what Joe will want, but [snorts] you can you can put all >> that's going to fit. >> This will fit here on your seat. And then just put that wherever you want to put it. >> Would you please let me smoke a cigarette? I promise you I won't do nothing stupid. >> One out. One out. >> Can you move the hair out of my mouth? Pretty please. >> Okay. All right. You're not going to go with him. >> Please, man. It'll be right back. >> If you fall, then I get in trouble. Have a seat. >> Have a seat. You're Have a seat. [laughter] Let's go. He's going to be on recording the whole time he's with you as well. >> Oh, man. Steve, you're >> Oh my god. People are sick. >> I want to leave. Let me go talk to you. I will tell anyone take me up there. You don't me up there anyway. Daddy, please. I want to go. Daddy. Daddy. Daddy. Don't let him do this to me. Daddy, please. Please. Please. Please. Right there. Right there. Please. Right there. Right there. Please. Please. Love. No. No. I don't care. Please, please. >> Jesus, please. >> Lisa, step on up. >> It's only because they want stick up. >> What's that? >> Ch. They want it to stick. It's wrong. >> Yeah. Yep. Hold on. Quick, let me walk through here. There you go. Right ahead. >> Yes, sir. >> Hello. So, uh it's going to be a resburg. She stole that. She stole the that juice out of the refrigerator. >> Okay. Uh then it's let me flag Brian down. And the juice is uh she threw it in the ditch up there right where we arrested her. >> Okay. In the end, she was charged with burglary, residential theft, resisting arrest, and vehicle prowling. Causing a full-blown police standoff sounds intense, but getting involved in a hit and run, and thinking your attorney dad is enough reason to threaten cops after causing public panic takes delusion to a whole new level. You're missing your front tire. >> The whole fine thing. The >> whole thing. >> Take off my pants, too. >> Oh, my dad's a turning. I bet you beat me up. >> Yeah, go for it, [ __ ] >> My dad's going to rip your black. >> An officer responded to reports of a hidden run and quickly moved to stop the vehicle. When the driver stopped the car to attend to the officers, her claim turned an already bad situation into a messy spectacle. >> I know. My boyfriend was drunk and I had to drive his car home and look what looks looks like. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Yeah. >> It just sucks. Like my boyfriend's a bartender. So I try to drive his car home and literally tell me, "Oh, it it's it's destroyed. Have fun driving it home." Me, >> too. >> Like, >> yeah, it's pretty bad. >> That's not That's so bad. I I just >> Let's step out of the roadway. >> That's not like It's not fair for me. >> Yeah, you can't drive it like that. >> I know. Um, I don't I don't know what to do. Like, what's wrong? I don't know, cars. Like, what's wrong? Like, what's exactly wrong? Can you tell me? >> Uh, you're missing your front tire. >> The whole front thing. >> The whole thing. >> You're lying. >> It's like little parts of rims still there. >> I went and got this car from my boyfriend at Seabbze, and this is what I get to drive home to. >> That's not fair. I was trying to be the sober driver. drive everyone home, you know, be good girl and then you give me a car with no front wheel 600. >> Come out. Come out here on the road, man. >> Ma'am, >> like, who did that? >> Come out here. You're going to get hit by a car. Please come out here. >> Who did that? This is what I get for picking up the drunks at the bar. >> And it's just like, it's not fair. >> One by four, please. >> It's not fair. I go to be the good Samaritan. I'm going to drive you all home. Why is it always good people? >> Yeah. Let's go over here on the sidewalk. >> You asked the come up here in just a second. They'll explain everything to you. Okay. >> You don't you don't anything? >> I have no idea anything about anything about it. >> It must be a position. >> It is >> not knowing anything. >> You said they this car over here. >> Yeah. as much as you the the abilities and the knowledge and the respect that you get. You can't tell me what's wrong. That's a slap in your face, not mine. I'm just saying. I work for a CEO and when my CEO could tell me what I couldn't do and do things, it was it was aggravating cuz I was just as good as they were. >> I'm just like he's going to talk to you about uh your vehicle and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> So, can we make this quick, please? >> Yes, ma'am. As soon as he gets here and explains everything to He's the one investigating the case. >> I know. Like I have a job. I've just got this car. Like I'm trying to get my [ __ ] together. And it's hard when you're like this standing for 25 minutes. Like no excuse. But like come on, dude. I know you get paid for this. I don't. I'm losing my money. You're not. You're getting paid. And you know where I'm coming from. I've got two babies to feed. This won't feed my two children cuz of a drunk piece of boyfriend I had. Not cool. So, you want to go tell my my siblings why I go tonight? You want to go tell them? >> Exactly. Cuz I don't even want to go tell them. It's hard in Bel. >> Well, you're recording everything I say about how much I my children. >> That's right. Everything is very recorded. >> That's fine. But I hope you your judicious is ridiculous. Oh, you can a girl for six years, but you get two months in jail. Oh, but you get caught smelling. Oh, we'll give you like three weeks. >> So, I have a job tomorrow. So, commit like, you know, with a purpose. >> I'm not the investigating officer. I >> Then, why are you here? >> Cuz I'm the backup officer for that unit. >> Okay. So, where's my investigator officer? >> He's on his way right now as we speak. >> I just think it's funny that like the lesser gets here before the before. It's pretty ironic because if I was his job, I'd be the first one here. Don't get me wrong, I've been a paramedic. I'm an EMT. I know how it is. >> Hello. >> Yes, ma'am. >> That was my brother. >> Okay. Do you mind waiting by your car for me? >> Yeah. They're they're being pretty uh you know, on point. >> Ma'am, there's no need to talk to her. >> No, I can talk to her. She was she's a she's a victim of the crime. We could talk as long as we want. It's freedom of speech. >> You think I want this? >> No, I don't think you do. driving home with my dog in my car. >> The officer could already tell that the early morning patrol had taken a frustrating turn with this traffic stop, but that was only the genesis because the problem with intoxicated Karens was that they often didn't realize how unruly they seemed to be acting or they simply didn't know when to stop being a menace. This is not what I want. I have been trying to get out of a relationship for the past 2 years and then you know what? You want to pull up? Cool. Go for it. Let's just waste my time some more. And y'all wonder why no one has a job? Cuz of y'all. Oh, what? What are you working on? I know you're a German Shepherd just like my baby girl. Well, I need to get home soon. So, can we make >> I told you as soon as the best game officer gets here to speak with you, we'll get this rolling and be out here. >> Okay. Well, do you know how long that's going to be? >> He's on the way from down the street. So, >> cuz I have a job and I have I have bills to pay. Like, >> I understand that. You explain it to me. >> Yeah. Oh, I have a German Shepherd, too. Oh, yeah. Exactly. >> So, what's the reason for me being pulled over? >> And I was flagged down saying you struck a vehicle and left. >> Wait, say what? >> I was flagged down reference you leaving the scene. >> Leaving the scene of what? >> A crash. >> What crash? >> I have no idea. That's what others investigating. >> Uh, do you see any marks on my car? What crash? Seriously though, come on. Take a walk around. You're a cop, right? Can't you not investigate the scene while you're here? You just stand and stare at me. Mean >> besides you miss messing your front tire. >> Uh front tire. Yeah, that was beyond before that. >> Are you going to Are you going to scope around or just stare at me? I'll give you my good side. >> I'm going to stand right here. >> Okay. Oh, but if it's a hit and run, so why aren't you investigating the vehicle? >> Because I'm not the investigating officer for the hit and run. >> So what are you here for? >> Cuz your vehicle is involved. >> Okay. Okay. So, what does that make you? >> A backup officer. >> Oh, a backup officer. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Officer. >> What's your uh number? >> Officer. >> Officer. And you have a security code number. What is it? >> I have worked in the legal system. What is it? Tell me. >> You have my name. It'll be on the paperwork. >> Okay. No, no, I want it right now. And that is my legal obligation to write it down right now. >> I gave you my name. >> Okay. You don't have numbers? Yeah. >> She's not too happy. >> What is it? What is it? >> Oh, you have a card. Oh, you're so fancy. >> Oh, hold it. You can look at it. >> I'm not done. I need your name. I >> showed you my ID. >> I need your name and how I don't know your line. I'm sorry, but you treat me as I I'm as a suspect. I'm going to treat you the same way. So, can I please identify so I could verify your name as if you would say the same to me. >> Showed it to you. >> Uh, God forbid you gave me two seconds. So, um, what's your first name and last name? What district? >> Here is your investigating officer. >> What's your what's your district? >> And so what? Anything else I should I should need to know? No, ma'am. >> Why did you not arrest me? Why did you not handcuff me? Oh, wait. Cuz I did nothing wrong. >> Ma'am, come over here. >> Don't talk to me. >> If you try to leave, I'll detain you. >> I have another cough here. Don't worry. You don't need to come to anywhere. >> You can stay right there before you go in cuffs. >> Hi, sir. How you doing? >> Okay. Pull your bellanter. >> I'm still on. >> Got you. No, I'll take care of you. I got it from here. >> I haven't talked to her. I told you investigate. >> I want to talk to him. I want to talk to him. >> Absolutely. Go ahead. No, you're going to be talking to me. >> Thank you. Without him and present. >> Okay. No, [snorts] no, no. I got you. It's uh Well, let me just tell you. Do you have your uh driver's license on you? >> Yes, I do. >> I have it right here. >> You got it. May I see it? >> Oh, yeah. He's been holding a hostage. >> All right. >> I'll go talk to this young lady. >> With the investigating officer taking over, the investigation moved to the next stage, allowing her to demonstrate just how badly impaired she really was. I want you to pay attention to my top of my pin right here. Okay. Do not move your head, just your eyes. Okay. >> So, is there any kind of Do you wear Do you wear contacts? E eye glasses? You do? Are you wearing any contacts now? Okay. >> How many drinks have you had? >> Uh, two V cranberries and two Vegas bombs. So, four drinks in total all night. >> The next exercise we're going to do is going to be it's called the walk and turn exercise. >> Okay. >> Okay. What you're going to do is you're going to you're going to put your feet together. Go ahead. >> Let like in front. In front and front and then pivot. >> It's going to be left like I'm going to explain to you again. Okay. Go. You may begin. You can you can turn around now. >> Back. >> All the way back. Nine steps. Not not 12. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Now, the next one. This is the last exercise and we're done. Okay. >> This is the onelegged stand. I'm going to I'm going to show you what to do and at that point you can follow what I'm doing. Okay. >> Okay. So, it's really simple. You're going to take whatever foot you like. I want you to keep your hands down to your side and so on. All right. Go ahead. >> All right. >> Six. Oh, >> it's okay. Okay. >> Just one second. Okay. >> You have a dog in that car? >> Yeah. >> Stay stand there. >> Is that my Is that my dog? >> No, ma'am. >> No, no, no. That's That's That's the K9. >> Okay. Like that's that's my baby. >> Okay. All right. Okay. You're under arrest. >> Really? >> Yes. >> For what? >> Uh for for driving under the influence of alcohol. >> Hey, there's >> There's no dog in there. >> Yeah. >> Can I drive home, please? >> Hold on one second. >> One second. >> Please, please, my baby. >> Well, I'm pretty sure he's saying that there's no dog in there. >> Just say there's to my baby girl. >> Is there a dog in there? >> No. >> My baby. My baby dog. >> Is it okay? Is it >> 78? Yeah. >> Okay. my dog. She's like, >> "Is there anything just your dog's at home, right?" >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Rick's not there. He's not allowed to be there until the court date. >> Okay. >> And I just I need to go home and take care of my babies cuz he's not there and someone's got to do it. >> Hold her tight real quick. I'm going to [snorts] >> I'm battling a very very um like I I need to be there for them >> cuz he's not. >> At this [snorts] point in time, you're going to go with us. Okay. >> What do you mean? >> You're under arrest. You guys can't follow me home or anything? >> No, ma'am. >> Please. But like who who's gonna go take care of my dog? >> Is there somebody you can't call anybody to come check him out? >> He's at work. Can I Can I take him home first? >> Who? The guy? >> No. Take my dog and my >> dog. Your dog's not in the car. >> I know, but I don't know where she is. >> You just told me she's at home. >> I know, but what if he gets home and takes her? >> She's inside of residence. I can't go over there and pick her up. >> Okay. Well, I refuse breathalyzer. You guys can I'll go home and we'll deal with that later. So, how what grounds are you arresting me under? >> An officer just did a field safari exercise with you. >> Okay. So, where's my uh breathalyzer? Okay. So, if I refuse a breathalyzer, I can go home and >> No. >> No. >> No, you cannot. >> Okay. They give it to me. >> Okay. We'll get you. >> I don't I don't have anyone here. I moved here with a dart on my a dart board. I threw a dart on Daytona Beach. I don't have anyone. >> I can't do anything with the dog. I apologize for that. >> I don't care about the dog. Does it mean I can go home first? >> No, we cannot let you go home. >> Why? >> Cuz you're under arrest >> for what? >> DUI. >> Uh, do you do the breathalyzer? >> No. >> Then let me have it. >> Well, since we get to PD, if you would like to do it, you can. >> I do. Cuz I am not under the influence. >> All right. I'm going to read you something else. Okay. >> Okay. >> This is called the implied consent. >> All right. Refusal to submit to the test I have requested of you is admissible into evidence in any criminal proceeding. >> Okay. I've never had a breathalyzer or any of that before. So I don't >> And you're saying that you're not you're not drunk and nothing like that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So will you give us a sample of your breath? >> Yes. >> Okay. Very well. >> And so what happens if that's yes or no? What happens if it's a >> Well, what determines this if depending on >> cuz I've never been in this situation before. I don't know what to do. >> Let me just say this. You're going to be okay. >> I don't have anyone's number to call in jail. >> Listen, we're you're going to be okay. >> I don't have anyone's number to call in jail. The very delusional lies weren't going to change the outcome of her drunken recklessness. However, she still definitely hadn't gotten the memo. >> Can I call my boyfriend to tell him to come and get the car? >> I tell you what, I I'll I'll let you use your phone once we get in here. Go ahead. >> Am I going to jail? >> You are. >> Why? >> For a DUI. I need you to step in the vehicle now. >> But I didn't I didn't do a breathalyzer test, though. >> I know that. >> So So how am I going to DUI? >> Okay. I need you to step. >> So can I can I uh do a breathalyzer test? >> Okay. I need you. You are I'm taking you there. >> I know, but like you have no proof that I was drunk driving. >> Okay. Step in the vehicle for me. >> I want you to understand my rights. >> I I understand. >> But like tell me why I'm being arrested. >> You're being arrested for for driving under the influence. >> How do you know I'm under the influence? >> With my training experience and and the test and the exercise that we just did. It it it uh it's a big indicator a uh that you are under the influence. Okay. And and and and the other part is you weak of alcohol. Okay. Let's not make this harder. I I I'm trying to make this as easy as possible. >> Your voice then. >> Okay. Okay. Get in. I need you to get in so it's safe. >> Wait, is there anyone who could come get my car? >> Uh, I have someone coming now. >> Who? >> Uh, the the the record service. >> Can I call my boyfriend and tell him to get it? >> You can't drive it. It's impossible to drive. >> My boyfriend can come get it. >> Okay, step. Put your feet in there. Thank you. >> Okay, hold on. >> Here you go. Come in here. >> That's not going to happen. You need to get out of the jail cell. Here you go. Search me. >> You need to get out of the car. >> Hey, is this your phone? >> Yes. >> Okay. You can say you're welcome now. I'm bringing it. Say you're welcome. Say thank you. >> Thanks. >> Okay, come on out. Let's go. >> What? You can search me when I get there. >> No, that's not going to happen. Cuz if they search you when you get there, you have anything on you, they're going to charge you strap. >> A felony. >> Okay, that's on you. >> Get out of the vehicle now before I take before I physically take you out of the vehicle. Okay. >> What are you going to do? Touch my >> I'm going to drag you out of the car. >> Oh, yeah. I bet you would. You and your cops. >> We all know about you guys. >> Yeah. >> You want to take off my pants, too? You look pretty good. >> Stop. Don't be stupid. >> Don't you hate ruining people's lives? I would. >> Oh, it's our fault. She's drinking and driving. >> I didn't anyone know. So, >> you people than I do. >> Oh, well. >> With your gun to some black. Wow. >> Hey, get up. Okay. I'm not done. >> Oh my god. Yeah, >> cool. My dad's a turning. I bet you can beat me up. Yeah, go for it. >> My dad's in a You're a black car. >> We don't know about that racism in this town. >> She's a peach. >> Oh, we are. Most women are. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I bet your husband loves you. >> Or he's cheating on you behind your back and you don't even know it. >> Maybe. >> Most men do. >> Spread your legs. >> Yeah, most men do. >> Spread your legs. Oh, like this. >> Wow. Okay. Spread your legs. >> Oh, there you go. >> There we go. >> All right. Cool. We get it. Like, are you trying to undress me, too? >> I'm sorry, but like this is ridiculous. I've never been arrested for this before. >> Okay. Well, this is what happens with everybody that gets arrested. Okay. >> Yep. Okay, cool. See you in court, man. Great. >> Okay. officer. >> Yes. Do >> you have my phone? >> I do. I I've got it for you cuz I said be nice and I'll get you your phone instead of But you have been mean to everybody so far. >> I'm sorry. I'm just I've never been arrested before. >> I know that. And and trust me, I don't I don't like to be put in this situation with you either. So, >> not fair. Eventually, she arrived at the station for a breath test where she began making shambolic attempts at damage control. >> I think I'm going to be single >> the rest of my life. >> Single for the rest of your life? Why you say that? >> Cuz men are awful. >> What happened? >> I mean, the whole reason I'm here is because of a guy. >> Cuz of a guy? >> Yeah. I try to be the good drunk sober driver. Pick everyone up from the club, you know. But you thought you thought you were the most ever one. >> Yeah, it's just not fair. I tried to save everyone else and it's just like it kind of hurts >> sometimes. That's just what happens, you know? >> I mean, you live and you learn. You learn, right? But >> Right. >> This is like too far. I've never ridden. >> That's over the legal limit of 008. >> So, excuse me. >> That's over the the legal limit is 008. >> You blew a 0.12. >> Okay. >> And you blew a 10. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, how far above is that of the legal limits? >> Like two two points and then four points for the 0.12. So, >> that's fine. >> All right. Stand up for me. Stand up for me, >> please. >> Please. >> Let's walk outside. >> I just expect some answers. >> So, am I I'm going to be here all night? >> Yes, ma'am. Can you please walk outside for >> Is there anybody who can be bail me out or anything? >> I doubt it. Okay. So, how am I going to get home when I get bailed? >> We'll let you We'll let you call somebody. I need you to step out. >> So, where's my car? >> You can ask Officer Rosas. Okay. >> So, you don't know where it is. >> I have no idea. I said I'm just here for the breath test. >> All right. No, this is not the not the van. >> So, where am I going? >> You're going back to the car. >> This is the right car, right? >> Yes, ma'am. This is the correct car. >> Thank you. Just have a seat in there for me, please. Thank you, ma'am. In the end, she was arrested and charged with DUI with property damage and leaving the scene of an accident. So far, we've seen different entitled and unhinged Karens try and threaten cops. But this one took things to another level by believing her rights gave her permission to ignore the rules after refusing to leave a hotel long after her welcome had expired. >> I don't understand you, so I can't respond. Do you understand? >> No, no, no, no, no. I have my rights. Okay. >> What do you have the right to do? to disturb everybody in here. >> As the sun rose on December the 3rd, 2025, a hotel placed its fourth 911 call of the day. A heavily intoxicated guest had been turning the establishment upside down, picking fights with employees, arguing with other guests, and refusing repeated requests to leave. When officers with the St. Charles Police Department arrived, they walked straight into yet another one of her outbursts. >> Yeah. >> What's going on? Nothing. >> What's that? >> It looks like your time's up. You got to get your stuff and leave. >> No. >> No. This isn't where you say no. They can tell you to stay here or not. We're not playing this game. You've been a problem all night. You need to get your stuff and leave. Your time here is done. If they're going to refund you your money, that's fine. It's a business contract between you and them. The contract's done. It's time for you to leave. Do you understand? >> Get your stuff and go. Pump truck. It's done. >> It's done. >> You know my upro is upstairs. Okay. So, >> get your dog off me. >> Get your control of your dog. I don't want your dog jumping on me. >> So, well, >> just jumping. >> Get your dog. >> No. >> Yes. >> It's time for you to leave. No, we're done. >> Crazy. >> Get your stuff and get out of here. >> Time to leave. >> Mhm. >> Yes. No, >> your room is not upstairs. Your room is here. Which one? >> 110. >> Oh, you know. >> No, >> I'm not keeping you. >> I'm knocking on every door. >> You've been a problem here all night. >> No. No. >> Ma'am, you don't you don't get to say no. You need to leave. >> So, let's go to your room together. >> Sorry. >> No, you're not sorry. You're not listening. >> Ma'am, >> you're trying to tell us what's going on. You are not listening. We are telling you your stay here is done. It is time to leave. Do you understand that? You've been a problem all night. You didn't listen all night. Now it's time to go. All right. So, get your stuff and figure out where you're going. Well, then call your son. Figure out where you need to be. [laughter] >> Is there a number attached to the reservation? >> On the reservation. I'm sure why you didn't. >> Yeah. Right. >> Yeah. You're so happy with this. >> Ma'am, if you don't No. If you don't leave, you're going to get arrested. >> No. No. No. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. >> Just hold on. >> No. You hold on. If you don't leave, >> just hold on for a little. Okay. >> No, >> I want to go upstairs. Okay. For my apartment. Okay. >> No, your room is right here. >> No. No. >> Yes. >> Yeah. I just want to go upstairs. >> Yes. >> Ma'am, if you don't gra if you don't go to your room, gather your belongings, you're going to get arrested. Okay. >> So, let's not do that. I don't want to arrest you. So, let's go get your stuff. >> This is so funny. You okay? >> I'm not laughing. >> No, just >> I just want to >> I really don't care cuz I don't understand. >> No. >> So, I'm going to say it so I can understand. >> I don't understand. Okay. >> Then where's the problem? >> No. Just no. Okay. >> What do you mean no? >> No. Because I wait for my son. Okay. >> Call your son to pick you up now then cuz it's time to leave. >> Uh why? >> Because you can't behave. Do you understand that? >> Seriously? No. Just check. Don't. No. Just >> What am I checking? Don't write. No. That is not yours to write on. >> No. No. >> Maybe it's different from wherever you think you're at. >> Just write me why. Just write me why. >> Just write me. >> One, you're drunk. Two, you're obnoxious. >> She doesn't know where her room is. >> Your room is right here. Let's go check for your phone. >> So, you can call your son so you can get out of here because you're not staying. No, there is no more excusing. They've been here all night. >> Excuse me. Can I be drunk? You can be drunk and I can't be drunk. >> Yeah, you can be. But you know what? You can't be obnoxious. It's kind of very >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> After a little while, the officers managed to convince her to return to her room, and it looked like the situation was finally settling down. >> Let's go to your room and get your stuff. >> No. No. Absolutely not. Absolutely not. >> Look. Yeah. >> You need to go. >> Call your son. Call somebody. It's time to leave. Yes. >> No. >> We're done with the No. >> No. No. >> You think you have any authority? You don't. No. >> It's time for you to leave. >> I did call I did work with police. So, no. >> When? >> No. No. I have time. Okay. Okay. >> No. >> They're kicking you out. >> Are you sure you don't have I don't have time. >> Yes. They're kicking you out. >> No. Just keep it. Okay. Just give me a break. Okay. >> I'm not giving you a break. You had all night to take a break. >> No. Just give me a time. Okay. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> No. >> Just give me >> We are done. >> No, you're not going to just few minutes. Okay. >> Get your stuff and get out. >> No. No. >> What kind of English you know? >> What? What kind of language you know? >> Speaking English. >> Just only. >> We all speak English. >> Just only. >> Yes. >> I'm so bad. >> I don't understand you, so I can't respond. Do you understand? >> No. No. No. No. No. I have my rights. Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, >> explain them to me. You can cause a disturbance in this place. They can ask you to leave and you have a right to stay. No. This is a private business. They want you gone. You have no rights in this establishment. Do you understand that? Do you want to explain law to me? Are you going to explain in Polish? You gonna explain in English. You don't have rights to stay here. Your stay here is done. The next step is you get arrested. Do you understand that? >> Seriously? Okay. I asked my friend Trump. >> Go ahead. >> Tell him I say hi. >> I'm sorry. I'm not leaving anymore. Okay. >> You don't have a choice. I'm sorry. I do have because I'm citizen of the United States. Uh >> then understand the rules of the United States. You have to leave. You're no longer welcome here. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, if you ma'am, if you don't leave, you're going to get arrested. >> If you don't leave, you you'll be arrested. >> Oh my goodness. I'm so sorry about that. Mhm. >> I'm sorry for you. >> Mhm. >> Not for me. >> Yeah. Are you No. >> Can you call somebody to come pick you up? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. I'm going to go write her a ticket. >> You know what did she do? >> I don't care. >> You don't care? >> No. >> Yeah. >> Not at this point. >> You >> tell me what she did. >> Do I? >> Tell me what she did. >> Yeah. When I open the door, she just made something like that. Yeah. >> No, you don't touch people. Do you understand that? >> She did made for me. >> Are you okay? >> Oh, yeah. She is. But someone who did for me was >> I knocked. >> You've been knocking on everybody's door. They've been with you all night. >> Door windows behind. I don't understand what you're saying. >> Oh, so do I have to do that? >> Speak in English. Yes, if you want me to understand. >> I do. I know >> supposed to speak Polish. Okay. >> Me? >> No. >> Yeah. >> I don't even speak Polish. >> I didn't leave my country. >> But being a Karen, going back to her room didn't mean that the situation had died down. The officer's priority was deescalating. But the language barrier was turning almost every conversation into a dead end, especially in her condition. Running out of options, they tried a different approach. They called her son hoping that hearing someone speak to her in Polish would finally get through to her. She >> got her keys on the floor. Now she's not locked out of her room. >> Go ahead. >> No. No. >> This is your son right here. Go ahead. Can you can you tell her like we'll take her someplace? I don't want to arrest her, but that that that's the way this is going. So, if she's going to sit here and refuse to leave, she's going to get arrested. I'm happy to take her someplace else, but You are not that. Okay. Japanese. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Oh my god. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Thumbs up. Okay. Um, no problem. >> No problem. >> No problem. >> Okay. What? He just hung up. >> But he said what he was saying. I don't know. I don't understand Polish. >> Well, I want to make sure that she understands the Polish. Can you just tell her that definitively she needs to leave? She needs to leave or she's going to get arrested. >> And her dog's going to go to go to the animal control >> and the dog is going to go to animal control. police. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> I will stop you with the sound. Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Not with you. >> Okay. Thank you very much. >> I show you. I will. I will. Don't worry about that. >> So, where's my son talking with police? >> My partner's in the car. >> No, no, no, no. >> I don't have Nothing. >> What's your point? >> What's your point? >> What's your point? It >> doesn't mean anything to me. I can't understand. >> Now you're going the wrong way. >> I am going right. With patients already running thin, the officers decided to be more direct. But she either seemed too intoxicated to realize that she was walking on thin ice or this was simply who she was and the alcohol was only turning up the volume. >> Okay, here's the deal. You've been given notice of trespass by me now. >> Um, now you need to arrested. >> You're going to get arrested now if you don't leave. >> You understand? >> Can I spoke with my son? >> No, you already did. Do you want to get your phone and call your son? >> No, I don't. >> If you want to call your son, you have a phone and call him. >> No. No. >> Okay. >> I will spoke with the police officer who spoke to me. Police officer. >> We are police. >> No, I want police officer. Okay. >> We are police. What do you mean? >> Yes, I don't. >> Okay. So, what do you want? I want police officer who wants to speak Polish. Okay. >> Okay. Well, there's no such. We don't have police officers that speak Polish. >> This isn't Poland. We're not required. >> I wait. I wait. >> You wait. You're going to wait. >> I will. >> Okay. Would you like your phone? Would you like any stuff out of the room before you get arrested? >> I don't have. >> Would you like a pair of shoes cuz we're going to be going outside? No, we're done. Would you like to get a pair of shoes before you leave? What's that? It's >> Polish. >> I know. What the Who is that? >> It's me. It's a translator. >> Okay, I would. >> Do you understand this? >> Yes. >> Okay. Are you going to leave? >> No. >> Okay. Do you want to get shoes before you get arrested? Would you like shoes when you go out to the squad car? >> No. I have. >> Then you're going to go out in no shoes. Do you understand that? This is done. We're not talking anymore. >> Ma'am, you're getting arrested. >> You can get shoes on so you're comfortable or you can just go the way you are. >> Do you want your shoes? >> This is your last chance. Do you want to leave? >> I'm going to spoke to my lawyer. >> Okay. >> Then call your lawyer. >> You can call your lawyer from the police department. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Stop. Hey. Hey. >> Stop. >> Would you like a pair of shoes? >> It hurts. It hurts. >> Stop. >> It hurts. It hurts so much. >> It does not hurt. Stop. >> Yeah, I do have. Okay. This way. Step out the car, please. Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car or I will pull you out of the car. Do you understand? >> You understand English? You did before. Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm just going to open the door and make it cold in here. And you're going to want to get out of the vehicle. You know what? Forget it. No. Step out. I'll do the use of force. Come on. Let's go. Step out. I'm going to have to car pull you out of the car. Step out of the vehicle. I'm going to pull you out. Do you understand? We are done doing this. You're going to get another charge for resisting. Please step out of the vehicle. >> Please. I am asking you. Then I am going to tell you. Then I'm going to pull you out. You understand what I'm saying? Step out of the vehicle. >> ONE CHANCE. STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> TWO. ONE. Step out of the vehicle. >> OH MY GOD. >> STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> The >> walk into the damn booking room. >> In the end, she was charged with criminal trespass and disorderly conduct. Checking out of a hotel into a jail cell was wild, but it had nothing on 33-year-old Lauren, who seemed too drunk to find her way home, yet somehow felt entitled enough to threaten the officers who tried to help her. >> Why do I have to have these two people? >> Why can't you commit on record? Why can't you commit on record? Don't do not at me about any thing. >> Lauren, just pull up. >> Do not at me. On the last day of June 2024, officers were dispatched to a bar after reports of an unruly customer causing a scene. When they arrived, they found her outside and she was living up to every word of the report in a big way. >> No description on a female. >> No. Female acting disorderly in front of Adam's Tavern. >> It's 9:00 on a Sunday. Who's disorderly? >> My dad. It's so up. >> What's going on, ma'am? Oh, burn. Here we go. >> Someone called us. Yeah. >> Um, >> I'm in plain clothes, but I'm the general manager. >> Okay, no problem. >> Do you want to tell us what's going on tonight? >> Not really. I mean, that you're going to like help me with >> Well, I don't know. I just got here, so you tell me what's going on. We got a call that that you were out here closing the scene. That's all right. >> Doesn't mean you're in trouble. >> Literally sitting here all he's been here all time. >> Okay. Are you with someone inside? >> No. >> But I'm a paying customer in there. I was literally just looking like how I can get home. >> Where's home? >> Is there someone you want to call that have to maybe have to pick you up? >> Call my mom. I'm 5 years old. I'll figure it out. >> Well, my concern is I also don't want to I don't want to have you get on a bus and cause the scene. I don't want I don't want an Uber to drop you in the middle of nowhere cuz cuz they don't want to take the fair. I want you to go home safely. You know what I'm saying? >> Well, maybe for you. I don't live 2 miles around like from here. >> I mean, if you did, we'd drive you homeselves. >> But Rosel's Park Rosel Park's little park. >> Rosel Park. Why don't you do that? >> I don't know. He's looking so bothered by it. >> No, not at all. It's out of town. >> No, he's looking so bothered by it. >> No, we were just going to ask. >> Oh, I'm so sorry. Police. You have so many crimes committed. >> Okay, don't take it on him. You didn't do anything. >> No, it please. >> She said that we refused to call her ride share and that's all we've been trying to do. She wouldn't tell us her name. Wasn't really sort of being coherent. >> I came in to take inventory to help tonight. Saw it on the camera. So, I came upstairs. I brought her outside. I said, "Ma'am, it's time to go. We're going outside." Told them to call the police. You guys came when we were waiting for you. She was like, "I'm sorry. I I'm taking this out on you. It's all my dad's fault. I'll go to the train station. I don't know if she had a lot of strength before she came in or if >> Ma'am, I'm not I have not said anything to you today. We're trying to make you get home safely. All >> I'm saying that you can't you can't commit. >> Hey, >> I'm not I'm saying that you can't commit. >> We're trying to get you home safely. >> I don't care. All I'm saying is that I want you to go on record to say that you can't commit. >> Ma'am, we're >> Why can't you commit? Why do I have to have these two people? >> Why can't you commit on record? Why can't you commit on record? Why can't you commit? >> Do you have anyone you can contact, ma'am? >> Why can't you Do you have anybody you can contact? >> Apparently, you're the one that has a issue. >> She appeared to be in no condition to give clear or reasonable answers. This forced the officers to turn to the bar staff to get a full picture of what they were dealing with. >> And all she had was that one glass right here. Okay. And then she came back. >> Yes. So, we didn't serve her anything. >> No. No. So, she left, came back, and when she came back, this was kind of how she how she was. >> They gave her a glass of water. She smacked it across the bar. >> Okay. >> It's all on camera. >> Oh, yeah. Okay. >> The couple that's in the center though, they did say that she was escorted outside of out of her over an hour ago. >> Okay. >> But I feel like it's probably like 2 hours at this point because she was >> When did she first come in? What time? >> Honestly, what time is it now? It's 9:00. Probably 7:30. Bro, >> do you live with someone? Lauren, >> don't do not at me about any thing. >> Lauren, just pull up your >> Do not at me. >> Lauren, you just pulled up. >> Do not at me. I don't give a >> Okay. Well, you had to be You have to be >> Do not give a But you HAD >> DO NOT AT ME. >> OKAY. >> DO NOT AT ME. That's my right. Do not at me. >> Do not be in the road, man. >> I don't care. I'm going in. Right here. >> I thought going in here. >> We're not going anywhere yet. He has no problem. Back over here, please. >> Come on. Out of the road. >> He has no problem doing that. >> Out of the roadway. >> Out of the road. >> If he is exemplifying his off his duty as an officer, I'm not doing that with my shirt down. >> I'm absolutely not. Absolutely not. >> Absolutely not. >> Okay. At this point, >> at this point, you're going to end up at the hospital because you can't get Do you Do you live with someone >> because this guy pulled my shirt down? >> Who? Can't even pull my shirt down, but I'm saying that. All right. So, you want me to stand here uncomfortable? I'll do >> No, I want to talk to you like a normal person, but you're not staying still and you're walking in the road. >> Well, let's say I'm not making it easier for you guys. So, I'll stand here with my shirt down. I'll do that. >> I will do that all day long. >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly intoxication. The last Karen was wild. But this young woman wasn't far behind. suddenly deciding that she needed to explain the law to the officers and insisting that they needed a warrant to search her. >> Don't talk to me like that. Don't tell me to shut up. Don't touch my You have to have a warrant. >> I don't have that. >> You have to have a warrant. I live in a $1.3 billion house. Like, I don't understand. >> On the 6th of February, 2023, Florida police officers were called to a local bar in respect of a drunk female who was causing a disturbance. When they arrived at the bar, they were quickly faced with an almost impossible task of getting the young customer to leave the premises without escalating the situation. >> You got to go. >> Okay. >> Okay. Let's go. >> What I do? >> They don't want your business no more. Let's go. >> What I do? >> I don't know. They don't want >> Can you tell me? >> Sorry. >> Okay. But can you tell me I >> I will gladly talk to you once you're off the property. >> Okay. My car's this way. >> Okay. Well, you're not driving. >> Okay. I can walk then. >> Okay. >> I live two blocks from here. What I do? >> Let's go. I I'll talk to you once. walking. I am >> wait. So, wait. Don't tell me that. You'll tell me once I'm walking. I'm walking. So, tell me now. >> Once we're off the property, TELL ME NOW. >> YES, we will. >> Tell me now, >> ma'am. You're either going to leave the property. Okay. >> Ma'am, sir, arrest me. What did I do? >> Let's go. Come on. >> What did I do? >> Tell me. I'm asking. >> If you shut up and let me talk, I'm >> Don't talk to me like that. Don't tell me to shut up. I didn't even say that to my son. >> For some reason, she chose to ignore the fact that it would have been better to simply walk away and steer clear from trouble. Instead, she chose to complicate things, forgetting that these cops were not going to be patient forever. >> Okay. >> What the Come on. Let's go. Let's go. >> Don't grab me. >> Don't grab me. Somebody film this. What the You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> What? >> What did I do? What did I do? >> Ask me what I did. I'm asking you what I did. >> Arrest me. >> You're You're too late now. You're already under arrest. Let's go. >> You cannot arrest me without telling me why. Why are you arresting me? Why are you arresting me? Stop it. This is unlawful. Stop it. Why am I in handcuffs? Why am I in handcuffs right now? Tell me why. What did I do? You cannot do this. You're hurting me. >> You think I'm a broke? You're dumb. What did I do? >> You got some ID on your mail? >> Yep. >> Where's it at? In your purse. >> You can't touch my stuff. Do you have a search warrant to search my back? You can't touch my You can't touch my You have to have a search warrant to search my birth. >> What are you doing? What are you doing? You haven't even told me why I'm arrested. >> I already did tell you. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. NO, YOU DID NOT. WAIT, please film. He did not tell me why I'm arrested. He's illegally searching me. >> Eventually, a supervisor decided to give her a chance to tell her side of the story. However, in trying to explain herself, she was only ending up giving them more reasons to believe that she deserved what she got. >> What did he say I did? Because literally, I'm I'm under arrest. I need handcuffs because I didn't shut my mouth. What the is happening? >> Well, if you calm down, okay? Soon as I find out, I'll let you know. >> He won't even tell me. But I'm in handcuffs. What is that? >> Were you not listening to him when he told you something? No, I listened to him. I asked him what was happening and he put me under arrest. Threw me over wooden guard rails and put me under arrest. He would never tell me why. >> Ask him why. >> Ask him what I did. >> Did you leave the property when the property owner told you to leave? Or were you yelling and screaming? >> I was not yelling and screaming. I asked why asking to play music was an arresting offense. >> Okay. The restaurant people can't arrest you, but they can ask you to leave their property in that time you have to parking. >> And and that's arrestable offense. If I've paid a $300 bill plus a $100 tip to the bartender, it's an arrestable offense cuz I asked to play music. >> Your disorderly conduct is arrestable. >> It wasn't disorder. >> And the alcohol that I'm smelling coming from your person and disorderly in >> walking and I live less than two blocks from >> So when the deputy told you he probably gave you orders to do something, did you comply? I asked him why. >> Did you comply with the deputy orders? >> Wait, I asked >> I'm asking you a question. >> No, I did not immediately. And that's why you're handcuffed right now. >> Wait, I asked him why that was happening and he threw me over wooden >> Okay, listen to me. >> Did he tell you that you were under arrest? >> No, he did not. >> Or did he tell you that he you were being detained? >> He didn't tell me either. I kept asking him why. What was he doing? >> As of right now, you're being I'll tell you're being detained >> for what? What did I do? Really? Like what did the did I do? >> Okay, you want to give me your ID and stuff now? >> I want to ask you. >> Okay, hold on. OKAY, I'LL EXPLAIN to you again. Okay, so I asked you to leave and you said no. I said you wanted to talk. I said we will talk to you once you're off the property. Management wanted you gone because you were interrupting business. >> And I asked you stop. I'm talking. You listen. >> Oh, because what I have to say >> I talked you listen. Okay. So I asked you to leave. You said no. You weren't leaving. I'm just going to explain to you right now. I explain to you again. I will talk to you off the property. Management wanted you gone. You refused to leave. >> Marks on my legs because I asked to talk to you. >> I told you. What did I tell you? >> That's your conversation. >> I asked to talk to you. >> So, okay. Well, I'm going to get >> touch my have a warrant. >> For someone whose awful conduct had just landed them in the police net rather than cooperating with the cops to avoid further complications, she preferred to continue escalating things. At least until she began to realize that being in cuffs wasn't as pleasant as wearing Rolex watches. You have to have a warrant to search my purse. Yes, you do. >> You're under arrest, ma'am. I have to search your in my arrest for what? What did I do >> right now? >> Why am I under arrest? Help me now. >> Trespass after warning. >> And dis hurting me. >> And disorderly intoxing me. What are you doing? >> Disorderly intox. >> Yep. >> I'm not intoxicated. I live. Please. This hurts me. I am not. I am not a troublemaker. I don't start [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] to people. Like, help me. This hurts me. >> Well, if you quit moving around and fighting, they're not meant to be comfortable. >> Have you been handcuffed? Yes. >> And you know that it's not comfortable whether you're moving around or not. It has nothing to do with the more you move around. >> No, this is awful. I didn't even do anything. >> You did. You failed to leave the property after being told and warned. And then again, you failed to leave the property after $400 at this property. What did I do? >> Listen to me. If you don't want to listen, I can't tell you. But you want to continue to yell and scream at me. Okay? I'm trying to explain TO YOU. >> I GOT hair in my mouth. I got my I got bruises on my on my wrist. Like, how much do you expect me to sit still and just be explained to? >> Well, if you want to know what's going on, I'm trying to explain it to you, but you want to continue to yell at me. >> This is awful. >> Okay. Did I put you in handcuffs? Am I the >> Why did that man put me in handcuffs? >> I've been trying to explain that to you, but all you want to do is yell at me. I've not raised my voice to you once. >> Can you not understand why I'm upset? You can't understand that. >> I can, but listen to me. You have to be an adult and calm down so I can explain to you, okay, what's going on? There's so many addicts and homeless and on this island coming after me. Wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Now, do you want to stop and listen to me? >> If you want to stop and be calm, I will check your cuffs to make sure they're not too What I've done is illegal. Please, [crying] what did I do is illegal. >> I've explained to you. Help me cuz this right one is really high. >> Listen to me. Listen to me and I'll tell you why you're under arrest. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You are under arrest for failure to leave after war. So you're being arrested for trespass after warning. The property >> and I'm telling you the property owner doesn't have to give you a reason to trespass you. Okay? If you're causing a disruption, they can ask you to leave the property. >> When you tell when you refuse Would you like Would you like for me to explain and and tell you why you're under arrest? cuz you that's all you've been worried about. >> You don't care what you what happened. >> I will let you talk if you let me explain to you why you're under arrest. After you refuse to leave the property after the property owner has you to leave, he calls us because you were causing a disruption. >> At this point, she was beginning to realize that actions had consequences. But unfortunately, people don't just walk into the police net and walk right out of it. When the other deputy gets here and he's trying to explain to you that you need to leave the property but per the property owner's request and he would explain to you outside the property, whatever altercation, whatever you said to him or whatever. Okay. Again, you refuse to leave the property. Again, you're being trespassed. >> I just ask why. So, being refusing to leave a property after being asked to >> refusing is different than asking why. >> I know, but I'm trying to explain to you why you're under arrest. Why? It's an arrestable offense. Okay. Florida law says once you've been warned and told to leave the property and you refuse to leave the property, it's trespass after warning. That's the charge. >> So why is illegal? >> So asking why is illegal? >> Why trespass after warning is illegal? >> I Yes, I asked why what I was doing was wrong because literally I asked why they weren't playing live music at the bar because the music wasn't streaming. >> I can even break it down even simpler this. If that property owner wants to stand there and every third person that walks past him, he wants to transfer pass from his property. He doesn't have to have any reason. He can trans. That's his that's his right. >> I'm just saying I'm not a violent offender. I didn't threaten anybody. I'm not a user. Did I say I didn't do anything? Did I say you were any of those? >> I don't understand this. >> Okay. So, right now you're being arrested for trespass after warning. You're going to be going to jail for that. Okay. >> I have a son that I need to pick up from school. So, what do I do? Do you have somebody we can contact that can pick him up? >> Nope. I don't have family or nothing here. I just moved here a little over two years ago. I don't have >> You don't have family, friends, nobody that you trust. Okay, then we will call DCF. >> No, no, no. >> Okay, then DCF can pick him up from school. >> No, no, no, no. >> If you don't have anybody in the state or anybody here that can pick your son up from school, >> then we can take care of that. >> Taking custody of my son over nothing. >> I didn't say I was taking custody. >> No. DCS is custody over my son. >> Okay. If you don't have Amy, you're going to jail. So, >> I told you you're being arrested for trespass after warning. You failed to leave the property after being told several times. >> And what did I do? >> You did not comply. >> Wait, I was walking with him off of the property. Were we not on our way off of the property when I was asking? You're a liar. >> Would you like to tell us where your child's at and we can make sure he's picked up and >> No, I would like to make a phone call so I can try to help that. >> Okay. We can dial the phone for you. Okay. You're not coming out of cuffs. >> Okay. I need my phone. >> Okay. >> That you confiscated for from me without a warrant from my purse. >> Ma'am, when you're under arrest, we don't need a warrant to search propert. >> I explain it to you. I'm not going to tell you again. >> Although it was now obvious that her conduct might have been a result of the fact that she was drunk as a lastminute attempt to save herself. She began to create pitiable excuses why she shouldn't be in jail. Although the cops were sympathetic with her, her stories didn't give them enough reasons to let her walk away. This is the part of the intoxication. It's playing a part. Okay. I can smell blow me. >> I can That's not how that works. >> It is how it works. Blow me. I do not blow you. That's not how that works. >> Because I took a Because I took a drink. I'm drunk. >> I can smell the alcohol from here. One drink. >> Take a drink. >> I can't let DCF stay with my kid. I >> You don't have anybody to pick up your kid? We have >> I do have somebody to pick up my kid. If you let them get my keys, they're in my purse. There's two BMW keys right there. >> Listen to me. Do you want to try to make phone calls? Can she please get my keys so she has a card? >> Show me how to unlock your phone. Okay. >> With my face. >> Okay. Let me put my cap. Okay. >> I can't get into my phone. Please stop looking at my breast. >> I'm not looking. Ma'am, the phone's pointing towards you. Your phone's open. You want to go into your phone contacts? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. >> And if there's a Fran, you'll have to go to recent. Recent, not uh voicemail. >> Recent Fran. >> And >> Fran Fran Fran starts with a F. Fran. Okay, Fran, right there. Fran, >> please. >> Okay, >> look what you did to me. You think I deserved that? Look at these bruises on my legs. Fran, >> hello. >> Look, I'm all the way arrested. Can you please come down here, get my keys, cuz you have to go get Ben. >> Will they release him to me? >> Yeah, I have to call the school, too. But I'm just Please come down here, get my keys, get my car. Please go get >> What is the name of the school? [groaning] All right, call them and I will pick him up. >> Okay, I'm going to call them right now. >> In a minute. >> Okay, thank you. >> You're welcome. >> I was not a bad person. My kid's in a private school and everything like >> ma'am, do you have the school's number saved on your phone? >> Look, scroll for a minute cuz it might have been there. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Right there. See that red number? >> Do you understand that my kid is at a private? >> No. Okay. >> You about to go tell them that I've been arrested and my son has to go into PTFS. That's not okay. You cannot take my son into custody. >> That's not what I said I was going to do. >> That you have a friend coming here to go get him. Right. >> I'm saying I'm going to go to school and let them know that she has permission from you to get your child. I'm not going to tell them why. That's not my business. Okay. I just want to make sure your child's going to be safe and that way they're able to pick up your child. Okay? If DCF was going, I wouldn't let you get a hold of your friend to go pick up your kid. Correct. >> Okay. >> I'm like, I don't Can you please loosen this right hand? >> Get her out. We can pat her down the rest of the way and >> Yeah. >> All right. Listen, >> I'm not a violent person. I don't >> Okay, this is where you need this is where you need to listen to me, okay? I'm going to take the seat belt off. We're going to get you out. We got to make sure there's nothing else on you and I'll then we'll adjust the cuffs if they're needed. Okay, you understand that? >> Yes. Even more painful at this moment was that she was helpless in the face of the law. >> I don't understand. >> I live less than two blocks from here. I live in a $1.3 million house. Like I don't understand. >> Joanna, are these your keys that you want to release to France? Francis. Okay. >> So, I'm going to give these to her. Okay. She's not here yet. Okay. I'm going to give these to her and go over to your son's school. And how long am I looking at being detained? >> Generally, >> for what I've done, >> once you get down to the jail, it's 6 to 8 hours of processing time is generally what the jail takes by the time you're able to get your bond and contact a bondsman and get out. >> And I've done that. >> Huh? >> I've done that. >> Done what? >> Created a criminal defense that's worthy of that. >> Yes. You were going to jail for trespass after warning and disorderly intox like I explained to you. >> Wait, you haven't even tested me. How do you know there's disorderly intoxication? >> Okay. Even obstruction. You don't have to. You're >> what? Obstruction. >> Please get me out of here cuz my husband has $56 million and this is not okay. Meanwhile, there's like 30 addicts on this island and when do you arrest them? Meanwhile, Dustin, Eric, Katrina, what the whatever the blond name girls name is, whatever the skinny girl with the glasses are walking all over our island homeless and addicts. You just let them do that. But I said words, so arrest me. The cops won't even with you. But if a girl says she wants to hear music at the bar, we'll arrest her cuz that's literally what happened. There's hair in my face. Can you please help me? I didn't get violent. Please, can you get this out of my face? Was I violent towards you, sir? Please, can you pull the air out of my mouth? Please, sir, can you help me? My hair is all the way down my throat. Please just pull it off my face. I have really long hair and it's on my face. >> She was eventually charged with disorderly conduct and public intoxication. The next case takes us to Illinois where Hugo Escobar Jr. seemed determined to learn everything the hard way. After clashing with a security guard, he found himself squaring off with police as well. >> US citizen. I'm a US citizen of the United States of America and you are taking my right. >> Hey, shut up. Shut the All right. Shut the up. I'm done with this route, bro. >> How did I punch him? Do you have proof? >> That's what we're trying to figure out. >> Do you have proof? >> Then I'm not trying to be a smart, but if you really want to go this route, then we can go this route. Trust me, I know people just like you. >> You're going to regret it and you're going to remember that [ __ ] for the rest of your life, bro. >> On February the 1st, 2025 in Crystal Lake, Illinois, officers rushed to a sports complex after reports of an assault on a security guard. They spotted the suspect quickly, but his condition was only the beginning of a wild night that they never saw coming. >> Come on. Smack me. Smack me. >> Hey. >> Yeah, you're going to arrest me for unlawful possession of a ger assault. Why? Because what did I do? What did I do? What did I do? What did I What did I do? No, I ain't. No, I'm not going to take you. No, >> I'm not going to take a Because because you're you're assaulting. You're angry. >> No, no, no. I'm just like >> unrespectfully unrespectfully unrespect. Because why? Because why? Because I'm a student. I'm a US citizen. I'm a US CITIZEN ON THE United States of America and you are taking my rights. You are taking my right. No. >> Let's stand you up. Take a breath. >> No, bro. I'm dragged around the concrete and what I'm supposed to be allowed. Come on, bro. Come on, bro. That's not No, that's not you. But your barley did it. No, that's not you. You're not police. Bro, look at my handcuffs. Look at my hand. Look at my handcuff. Look at him. LOOK AT HIM. HOW HOW TIGHT ARE THEY? LOOK AT THEM. THEY'RE RIGHT HERE. Look at them. >> If you calm down, we're taking off. >> You want me to be mad, bro? Do you have a kid? Do you have a kid? Do you have a kid? Do you have a kid? Do you have a kid? Do you have a kid? Do you have a kid? Does your kid get your kid? Shut up. >> We're trying to take you out of here. >> Shut the up. >> I'm trying to take you out of those. >> Does your kid get arrested in front of you? Does your kid Does your kid get up? >> You're not arrested right now. >> No, but you're Hey. Hey. Shut up. Shut the All right. Shut the up. I'm telling you. Shut up, bro. All right. Everyone get away. Everyone back up. >> Can you stand me up? >> Will you relax up on me? We're going to go over here, bro. Come on. Hey, can you listen to me? >> Dude, I understand. >> Can you get the camera right here? Can you >> They're right here. >> Hey, respectfully, bro. >> Respectfully, I'm >> Hugo was already in the grip of security after allegedly attacking a guard. But when officers tried to hear his side of the events that occurred, his bizarre claims took things into a whole new direction, leaving them questioning what he [music] was really on. >> You know what? I want to be a police officer, bro. So, I want to be a police officer. It's how I learn to position. >> Hey, take a seat. Take a seat. Take a seat. You know what? Yeah. >> Listen, I know for a fact I know my possession and I know that I because I didn't admit to and yeah, you can be a canine. Why? Because I can I can teach your K9 to check any. I'm a dog trainer and I will teach your K9 to check any thing, bro. I could teach your trainer right now to check if you wanted to. >> But at the end of the day, bro, because all you guys care about is whatever the you guys think they say. No, I'm the one. No, I can't. I CAN'T BECAUSE I'M THE one that I slam. >> You're not the one that I slam. >> I can't. I can't. I can't. Yeah. Yeah. Are you Did you get slam for sir? Did you get slammed with a sword? Did you get slam? THE US THE UNITED STATES of America sworn me in TO TELL ME THAT THEY WANTED ME to be the American sniper. For what? For what? For what? For this. For this. For this. Because I'm a for what? I have done nothing. I have done nothing but serve mying country. I have sworn in years, not one for two years. Listen to me. No, I'm not listening to you. You're not in nowhere to listen to me. You are going to understand if you're just because I will show them. I will show them that they are not safe because [music] why? Why? Because at the end of the day, I've done nothing. Nothing but serve this country and I get paid for what? For what, man? What are you gonna say? What did I do? What did I do to fight against you? WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO SAY? What case? What's that? >> Talk to us. We're going to talk to you. >> Okay. Tell them what the case is. Ask them what the case is. Ask them right now. Right now. When you're ready. >> In front of your face. What's the case? What are they fighting? >> What are they defending? What are they defending? Ask them. Ask them. That's exactly what I thought. Use whatever you can to defend yourself. There ain't nothing nothing they can use to defend himself. Cuz what? What are they going to say? What are they going to say? Huh? I answer. Ask him. Ask him. Officer, what? Are you lying in front of his authority while you swear? He >> hasn't said anything. >> Hey, shut the up. The oath of what? You swear on the oath of what? What do you swear on? Come on. Hey, let go. I'm not telling you nobody. Come onatically. What are you? Okay. What's going on? >> Okay. What is your What is your plan? What is your plan? What am I doing? What am I doing that threatening me? >> Check. >> Exactly. Check, bro. I don't care. >> The officer thought they were finally getting through to Hugo until his response took a wild turn that made absolutely no sense. >> Walk away. You ain't nothing but I didn't do exactly. You hypocrite. Come on, you. We're here helping you. We're here. >> What am I doing? What am I doing? What did I do? What am I Hey, what am I? All right, I'm going to tell my The only thing I'm asking for is my lawyer. Cuz I'm asking for What am I What am I under investigation? >> What am I detained for? What am I detained for? Your own sanity right now. You're bad at behavior. My question, am I detained? Am I detained? Yes, you are. Take a seat. >> For what? For what? I guess I want to get it on camera. What am I detained for? >> Take a >> What am I detained for >> right now? Disorderly conduct because you're acting erratically. You're not giving us your name and you're not communicating with us. You're just yelling. >> For what, though? Okay. >> For what, though? >> Are you ready to talk? >> For what, though? >> Are you ready to calm down and talk to me and I'll talk to you, bro? >> All right. Is it on camera? >> It's on camera, bro. >> I bet you it's off because you're scared. >> Look at red. All right. See the red? It's on. It's been on. >> I ain't disrespecting you, my boy. Dude, do you think I want to be talking to you? Respectfully, bro. But >> bro, come on. Shut it for a second and let us talk. [music] >> Quiet. >> Okay. >> And what have I done? >> The reason can Can you let us talk? >> Listen to him. Listen to what you >> If [music] your mouth's open, your ears aren't. So, I need you to listen. Listen, >> bro. Trust me. For all this, bro. Trust me. >> The reason you're playing. >> The reason we got called here was because we had we got called because they said there was a disorderly person who was handcuffed [music] by security. They are not us. They are a private entity, a private security company. Okay. [music] At this point, what we have is a citizen's arrest possibly that got handed over to us and we need to get all the information for it. Okay. >> At that point, when I get here, you're yelling and screaming and won't let us get a word in [music] so that we can calm you down and take these handcuffs off you. >> I get it. Remember what I said? No. Remember when I said we're about to mouth? So, I understand that you're pissed, but when you're pissed and acting erratically, I can't take those handcuffs off for my safety, his safety, and everyone else's. [music] >> But, but >> so when you're calm down like this, >> it's a little bit of bias that you say you >> Who's the first person I talk to? Should I go and talk to them? My opinion is biased to what my opinion is because it's not 100%. It doesn't mean a fact. >> Your opinion is biased. >> 100% sure. Yeah, you can treat me. Look, I'm a dumb ass, but I'm not going to be stupid, buddy. I went to school. I went to MCC. I went to whatever you want to think. I Yeah, whatever you want to think I do and you want to treat me with acting like this. We can't take you out. >> It is offensive, bro. I feel like you're harassing me, apparently. Because why do you think that I'm a dumb? Do you think that I'm No one said you're a dumb? >> I I didn't say I think you're an intelligent guy. I didn't say I didn't say I think you're a little drunk. >> Yeah, because now I'm telling you what I know, right? Now that you think that Yeah. You can say whatever you want, but I can defer because I can defer because your opinion is different to mine. Yeah. Right. >> All right. Then let me go. Am I detained? Officer, am I being detained for what? For what? >> Conduct assault. >> And how? And what is that? That I'm being detained for this disordered conduct and assault. What? What about it is assault? For what? >> For what? >> For disagreeing on their opinion. >> No, they're saying you tried to punch. >> That's why it's assault. How did I punch him? Do you have proof? That's what we're trying to figure out. >> Do you have proof? >> Then can I be detained? >> You are detained. >> Do you have proof? Do you have proof of me being assaulting though? Still trying to figure out talking to people. That's why you're detained. Do you know the difference between detention? >> I'm not trying to be a smart, but if you really want to go this route, then we can go this route. Trust me, I know people just like >> with nothing getting through to Hugo. Officers placed him in the patrol car. But just when they thought the storm had passed and that he was now very attentive, he flipped the script again. >> You don't know me, bro. You don't know me. I don't want to say you don't know me, bro. I do nothing but try to be a nothing but a civiling person. I have done nothing but paid my taxes. I have done nothing. Stop listening to me, bro. You've been You've been cheating me this whole time. No. No. Because I'm in handcuffs. First of all, I've beening handcuffs. What is that? For what? For what? For what? >> For what? >> Put your legs up, please. >> I will. But what am I handic [snorts] >> I'm in level with you, dude. >> No you Shut the up. Don't talk to me, bro. >> You understand? >> You ain't know, bro. No, you're not, bro. Because I have a wife. I have a family. And I didn't do nothing but wife, bro. I didn't disrespect you. I didn't disrespect nobody. All I do IS WORK FOR MY FAMILY AND I GET TREATED LIKE THIS AND THE COURT IS GOING TOING see how I get treated. YOU GUYS ARRESTED ME BY ILLEGAL STATUS BECAUSE I'M [ __ ] Mexican because I speak Spanish. You you're then you know you're [ __ ] you know you're because I'm going TO DO WHATEVER I CAN, BRO. I KNOW. >> After every attempt to reason with Hugo failed, officers made the call. He was going to jail. But instead of backing down, he turns things up a notch. >> Because I promise you, bro, you're going to regret it. But then your daughter tells you that you fell in love with Mexican, bro. You're going toing regret it. And you're going to remember that [ __ ] for the rest of your life, bro. You will. And you remember my name, bro. You Escobar. You remember this. You remember that because your daughter Your daughter will Your daughter is the one that's not going to judge. Your daughter's the one that's going to be healthy, not you, bro. Not you. Because you ain't nothing but a piece of, bro. Your your daughter Your daughter have a pure heart, bro. Your daughter will have the puresting heart. But not you. >> But not you, bro. Not you. You ain't going but a, bro. You ain't going to be you. Not him. Not her. Why? Because your daughter, bro. Your daughter is the one that's going to be like he has a real heart, bro. And you guys know it. And you guys will see the court, bro. You bro you, bro. You What is my problem, bro? What is my problem? What is my problem? What is my problem? Do you really have the [ __ ] audacity to ask that? What is my problem, bro? What is my problem? Are you serious? What is your audacity, bro? What is your audacity you? >> Yeah, I know you don't care. I know you don't care cuz you ain't nothing but a little. But you know what, bro? Your daughter, your son, your daughter, your son will suffer, bro. Will suffer. And why? Because of you. Because you were selfish and you were nothing but a little. And you, too, bro. your daughter. You You best be glad your daughter never gets touched but a real man, bro. Because a man will disrespect it and they won't give a about what you have to say, bro. And you know what? Who's going to do something about it? Nobody. Nobody. Not you. Noting government. Not nobody, bro. Ain't nobody going to defend you. Nobody's going to defend our kids. Who is going to defend our kids? You are you going to defend our kids? Are you going to defend our kids? No, you're not. cuz youing proved it to me. You ain't nothing but a little, bro. I didn't do, bro. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing to you. I didn't do nothing to thising county. And I'm going to prove it. I got a lawyer. I got everything, bro. I got everything, bro. And you're, bro. You're absolutely the You'reing [ __ ] bro. Because you violated my right. You violated my rights, bro. You violated my right. You violated me as a person. You violated me as a human, bro. You violated everything that I stand for. You, bro. You what you stand, bro. >> You spit on your face more charges. >> Yeah. Well, then we caning get it, bro. You think I care? You think I care getting charged for spitting on somebody that ain't nothing but you think I care, bro? You think that's my concern? You think that's really what I worry about? I'll take any day of jail for you. I'll look at you in the eyes and tell you that because why? You ain't not choke me. Choke me. Come on. That's why. Choke me. Cuz you're I'm not spitting at you. I'm not choking you. >> I'm not choke. And did I spit at you? You choking me. You ain't nothing but a bro. I hope you know that, bro. I hope you know that. I'm my hand, bro. I didn't. She >> the whole time he's like trying to >> Okay, that's what I saw. In the end, Hugo was charged with aggravated battery of a security guard, aggravated battery in a public place, and disorderly conduct.