behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. >> Relax. Relax. >> You can keep recording all you want, but we're going to put >> Oh, illegal. >> Rules and Karens don't mix. And for many, even a regular visit to a supermarket can be a trigger. And some go full-on mental. The moment their interests are challenged in the aisles. Can you hear me? >> Can I hear you? >> Yeah. >> Can you hear me? >> Can you hear me? >> Let's walk outside. Okay. >> Yes. >> Okay. Did you uh drink today or take any drugs? >> Here are several high octane moments when supermarket Karens go mental in stores. Starting with the delusional Karen who went mental and spewed an endless stream of madeup names and cartoon characters when asked for her identity right after the cops shut down her shoplifting scheme. >> What is your legal name? >> I just told you. Are you jealous of it? >> You told us 20 different names. >> You I know my different I got 20 different names. I got 100. I know my information. Susan B. Anthony, I know my information. Lisa Simpson, I know my information. Michelle Austin, I'm on TV. When I get down to this jail, I'm have my people smack the out of you. >> During a busy shopping rush at a supermarket, the loss prevention team spotted a woman in a wheelchair allegedly hiding items in a bag. But when police confronted her, the situation took an unexpected turn as her version of communication could have been a textbook example of how certain mental patients react under pressure. >> Stop. What are you doing with all your stuff in the bag? All the stuff you're concealing in bags. >> I came with with bags in here. >> That's not what the LP is saying. >> I don't know. I haven't had any problems the whole time I've been here. I'm just riding around looking around. >> Okay. Well, they're saying that you're putting merchandise and stuff in your bag. Are you planning on paying for any of that? >> Of course. >> Do you have money on you? >> Of course. I have cash on me. This some lady was following me around when I got here. >> Okay. So, is this all merchandise from the store then? >> Oh, this is my that I came with. I'm not no broke. I got plenty of [ __ ] I got in this store and everything. >> Do you have an ID on you? No, I don't have anything on me. >> You have a so on you. You have a so >> I don't have no none of that. I mean, what's the problem? >> They're claiming right now the shoes that you have on your feet, you got storage. >> I did I did do that. I always do that. I always put something on my feet. I got shoes. >> Okay. >> It was a lady, right? This lady right here in jeans. There's a couple of them. I don't know. >> Okay. Well, those are those are last loss pres loss prevention. And they've been watching us put stuff in bags. >> I haven't put anything in my bag. I put these shoes on. That's about it. Is it a problem? Did I do anything to you? You know me? >> I don't know you yet. >> Okay, that's what I'm saying. I don't have anything. I mean, I don't have my information on me, but everybody knows who I am. I mean, >> I don't know who you are. >> I don't know what the stocking is about. I don't know what the problem is about. I'm not no disrespectful person. Yes, I do change my [ __ ] shirt. >> Now, they're saying you also put merchandise underneath your shirt. Do you have anything on you? >> I don't have nothing on me. I don't have nothing on me. I mean, the camera is a is a rolling thing. I'm not no bum. If I needed ever any needed ever anything, I'm going to give it whether I had cash or not. I'm not going to I'm not going to play myself, disrespect myself. I don't know what the problem is. I mean, probably don't like me. Like I said, probably jealous of me. I don't [ __ ] around. I don't [ __ ] around with no dangerous information, but I share. >> All right. So, they're not going to allow you to pay for anything that you selected. Okay. And they want you trespass from the store. >> That's fine. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, what's your information? I need your I need your social. >> My name is Stephanie Smith. I don't have a I don't know my social. I don't go by my social. >> All right. All right. So, you have a pair of shoes you can put on? >> Yeah, I got the shoes I can put on. She need things to show them my home. And >> just to clarify again, you don't have anything on your person from the store cuz they're going to go back and watch footage and if they don't have it in those bags >> of her that she came past and said, "Little ugly." >> That's what I heard that woman say. >> I'm just letting you know if you have any merchandise on you and you leave the store, you'll have a warrant off your >> I don't I haven't passed the uh I haven't passed the sales of merchant of >> Yes. I'm saying if you have anything on your person right here, >> sir. I didn't have I got this what he's pointed at. Other than that, that's I was just carrying in this. I usually carry a a basket. Little jealous of it. I wasn't stealing it. I was This is mine. >> That's not yours. >> This is mine. I This is already wore. >> Okay. This is mine. This was already on there. I just had All of this is mine. This is mine. My >> Okay. First off, we got another problem. You You gave me a fake name. So, if you want to get charged >> I know my name. >> Okay. If you want to get charged with falsification, then tell me your right name. >> My name is Stephanie. Got my ID? I got several wallets, several IDs. >> Okay. Why ask >> information? Michelle. Michelle Austin. I know my name. I got several names. You I don't just have one name. I have several names, sir. I don't have to lie about >> All right. We heard you the first couple of time. >> I can give you all my information. I got I don't have an ID. I have my information. My birth certificate. >> I got my birth certificate. >> Okay. Let's see that. Any type of ID? >> Can you get them shirts, please? I don't want no mother trouble over this [ __ ] I got cash. My father got plenty of money. I got plenty of money. I I came in here with that. I just wore that [ __ ] yesterday. I want my fake name. I know my name. I can give you 20 names. All of them is mine. >> Well, I want the one that's your legal government name. >> All of them are my legal government names. >> Okay. Well, I need I need a I need a real name. >> I can give you any name. Michelle Michelle is my real name. Michelle Austin. Lisa Simpson. That's mine. That's mine. You can look on camera. That's mine. I didn't put that in my bag. That's mine. That's mine. Look on camera. I already gave you what I gave you. My family. You can call my >> 152. We'll have one detangle. >> Can you give me that? >> Once they confirm it's not stolen, you can have it back. >> Get the shirt and get my uh bow. >> Huh? >> Can you get my bow? Can you get that bow for me? >> Can you give me your real name? >> I just told you. >> Ma'am, we're really not trying to give you a hard time. >> I got my I know my real [ __ ] name. I'm on TV. I have no reason to lie. >> I know my real name. >> Whatever legal document, >> I can give you Mark Simpson, Lisa Simpson. I know all my mother names. Susan B. Anthony, all my names. >> I'm looking through I'm looking through this one, too. >> This is my [ __ ] >> Maybe the given names belong to her imaginary outer egos or simply characters from her favorite cartoons like The Simpsons. One thing the officers had already noticed was her shaky mental state, and they're about to learn just how far that instability could go. Okay. Well, you had stolen goods in the other one. >> She got my bowl in her hand. Get my bowl. >> Just had a stolen shirt on. Okay. First of all, >> it don't matter. She's not keeping that bowl. >> If it's yours, we'll get it back to you. They're confirming on the >> Do you have an ID? >> No, I don't carry ID. Is that a problem? >> Yes, cuz we need to identify >> matter. I got my own [ __ ] >> What is your legal name? >> I just told you. Are you jealous of it? >> You told us 20 different names. >> You I know my I got 20 different names. I got 100 different on your birth certificate on my my legal name on my birth. Yes, I do. I know my birth names. >> Telling you we don't. You keep lying to us. >> Is you jealous of me? I I know my information. >> Obviously, you don't. >> I know my information. Susan B. Anthony, I know my information. Lisa Simpson, I know my information. Michelle Austin, I'm on TV. Have you ever seen Stepbystep? >> Here's the thing. Okay. So, as of now with you being trespassed from the store, we need to identify who you are. >> You can put leaks of sensor. >> If you do not identify yourself obstruction, okay? >> Okay. I I mean, you can do that cuz I'm not going to give you no I'm not going to disrespect myself and give you no no other name. >> Okay. Well, the name you gave us, we had them run it and it doesn't come back. >> Your your computer can't tell me my information. My father Stefan didn't come right here right now. I know my information. I don't have to tell nobody's information. >> Okay. Right. So, right. So, right now you're getting you were getting trespassed. >> Okay. So, that's fine. >> Okay. So, if you give me a name, >> give me my bowl, please. >> No, it's not yours. >> That's not mine. >> That's hers. Okay. >> I know my take from y'all. >> If I give you the bowl, I >> don't give a about that. I ain't no disrespect for >> Well, I need a name. >> I just gave it to you. What you want? What you want me to say? Are you jealous of my name? I want I mean, everybody knows my name. Put Mara Simpson. Susan B. I mean, I got plenty of names, baby. I came to life with a name. >> We need one that you were born >> name. >> I need the one you were born with. >> Susan B. Susan B. Anthony. You can say any name. My brother is Gerard Smith. My husband is Gerard Smith. I know my mother information. >> So, right now, you are being detained until you give me a real name. >> Okay, that's fine. >> The officer's frustration grew as her behavior strayed further from anything resembling sanity. This Karen had been hiding more than just her identity. When the truth finally surfaced, the pace of the encounter shifted in an instant. >> Nope. Just sit down. Can I put my shoes on? >> Just put That's what you were doing. I didn't >> I just gave you this back. I just told you everything. >> Okay, just put your shoes on. >> Oh, girl, get away from me. >> Okay, so if they walk away, will you give me your real name? >> Why you so jealous of me? >> I'm not. >> I'm talking to these. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> I put my shoes on. I don't want to sit down. You said I was getting arrested. I gave you that [ __ ] >> I did not say you were going to >> I know my mother information. >> Can you tell me it? >> I just told you. I got to give you all my information. My [ __ ] in the stores. You see this? I know my mother information. Michelle Austin and I know my information. >> What's the birthday for Michelle Austin? Mr. >> I told you I was born in 84. I'm about to be 39 30 some years 39 years old. >> We're looking for 152. Copy one more name and date of birth. >> First name's going to be Michelle. Last name's going to be Austin. >> Can you put that stuff in back in that bag cuz she not keeping my jealous geekers? Damn. What you want me to say? >> I want you to give me a real name. >> I did. [ __ ] you jealous. What you want me my name to be? >> You're clear. >> All right, ma'am. Stand up for me. >> Can I have my stuff or you want to leave it? >> Stand up. >> Can I put my shoes on? >> I didn't gave you her shoes back. I just want to put my shoes on. I didn't do nothing. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Can I put my shoes on, please? >> I've given you enough shoes. Or I gave you her shoes. >> I've given you enough. >> I didn't do nothing, though. >> Yes, you did. >> I just want to put my shoes on. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. Can I please put my shoes on first? >> Put your shoes on once you're handcuffed. Stand up. >> So what? I got to walk out here with no shoes on. >> I'll put your shoes on before we take you outside. >> I cooperated with you. Can I just please put my shoes off first? >> Stand up. >> Can I please put my shoes on? I didn't say I wasn't going to stand up. Can I just put my Can you put them on? D. >> No. >> Why not? >> We'll put them on before you go outside. Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. Can you please get my bags, please? Cuz I don't have nothing. >> Put your hands behind your >> I didn't say I wouldn't. >> I'm telling you right now. >> Why am I going to jail? I gave you that bag. >> Where? Go down your knees. >> Why? Why are you disrespecting me, sir? >> You won't pull us with a handcuff. >> I didn't say nothing. I'm trying to get my shoes on. You want to add another charge? >> No. >> I'm just trying to put my shoes on. Damn. Why you always disrespecting me? Cuz I can't I'm not fighting. >> You're not. >> I'm not. I'm just want Ouch. I'm not fighting, son. He keep grabbing me. >> All right. Walk. >> I just want to put some shoes on. >> Walk. >> You missed that opportunity. >> Walk. >> I didn't do nothing. Can you not do that? Can I put my jacket on? >> Walk. >> I'm just putting my jacket on. >> I have given you enough opportunities. >> I gave you my name. Get my bag. Get my bag. >> Go to my car. >> Your car. Give me my stuff. You jealous [ __ ] This [ __ ] right here is jealous. Why y'all so jealous of me? I should have just punched this in his face. >> You want to add another charge? >> He is jealous of me. When I get down to this jail, I'm have my people smack the out of you. I want to smack the out of y'all. Don't mace me. Get this mace out my pocket. Matter of fact, can you get the mace out my pocket? >> We're going to pat her down real quick. >> Pat me down for what? I didn't do >> going to jail. >> For what? For what? Don't me. Don't me. I have a the [ __ ] out of you. >> You have anything on it's going to stick. >> I don't have no weapons or nothing. >> Okay. Where's the mace at? Turn this way. >> I told him it's in my pocket. I've been cooperative telling y'all everything and you still going to take me to jail? >> You haven't been cooperative, >> man. You sorry. >> I didn't feel anything. >> I don't know. You right here. >> Put my shoes on. Please. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Can I ask you something? >> What? >> Why am I Why am I going to jail? >> But you can't tell me your real name. I did tell you my information. >> Sit down. >> But I did, sir. >> Up until this moment, the officer still had no idea what her real name was. With going to jail looking almost certain, the question remained, would she finally break? Or was this truly the work of a disturbed mind? From the beginning, nothing about her behavior had inspired trust. >> Go in the car. >> I did, though. >> Can you get my bags? >> Sit down. >> Why can't I have my bags? >> Well, get your stuff. Sit down. Why am I getting detained? >> You're not detained at this point. You're in custody. >> In custody for what? >> So you can't tell us your name? >> I told you >> she's not going to put it. >> Give me my family. Get away from me. >> Go ahead. Read her the rights. Although she ain't going to want to get booger. >> You have the right to remain silent on anything you say can or won't be against you. >> I should have spit on you, bro. You better get the away from me. >> Don't just spit on you and your mother. >> Break your mother. You just going to leave my so I can steal it. When you open this door and spit damn your face. >> I'll be in route to Green County. If you going to advise them, she's going to be uncooperative. That's robbing your family, but I'mma spit on you. >> I don't believe in jail or none of that. My don't believe in jail. >> She's janked out at this point. So, she might have stuff in her pants. Stole merchandise. We don't know yet. We didn't have a female. Y'all mother should have been going in there getting some a nar. >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct and obstruction. Although she received what she deserved, she was nothing compared to this reckless Karen who refused to wear a mask in a supermarket during the pandemic, forcing officers to intervene, which only made the situation worse. So what is the >> a business can ask you to leave for any reason >> that prevents me from wearing face down. >> They don't have to provide you service. >> We're going to touch me hands behind your back. Hand behind your back. >> Relax. >> Oh, I can't wait to see your >> I can't wait to see your ass. On January the 18th, 2021, during peak traffic at the supermarket, a female customer, later identified as Karen Turner, was asked by store management to leave the Mark store because she refused to comply with safety policies by wearing a face mask. This prompted management to call the police. [Music] You can keep recording all you want, but we're going to put put it in your purse. You want to put cuffs on or not? Don't touch my phone. Don't touch Don't touch my phone. I'm Oh, I'm relaxed. Come on. Let's walk out. Let's walk out. >> Miss. >> No. No. No. No. >> Stop resisting. >> Oh, no. There's no resisting. >> You are pulling away from us. That is resisting. >> You are trying to get free. That is resisting. >> Put things into clearer perspective. This happened during the pandemic. This alone proved that she was truly an unhinged Karen with no regard for her own health or anyone else's. But even after the officers had already removed her from the premises, they had no idea that they were about to face her mental breakdown in full HD. >> Oh, I can't wait to see your >> I can't wait to see your >> Oh, I can't wait to see your ass. >> I want to provide ID. >> Trust and believe, honey. >> Provide your ID. >> Oh, no. No, no, no. Because >> they don't. >> No, because I didn't commit to any >> I This is not your sports. They're still >> They can They can do Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Do they provide services? >> Give me my cell phone, >> Miss Stop pulling away from us. >> No, no, no. Give me my cell phone. >> Pulling away from us is resistant. >> No, no, no. Give me my cell phone. Give me >> Everything's being recorded. >> Cell phone now. >> Everything's being recorded. >> Give me my cell phone, >> miss. Everything's being recorded. >> Be myself. >> You put your hands behind your back. >> Oh god. You're a for one, aren't you in this? >> I want just put your hands behind your back. >> Oh, it was. >> She got a purse. Let go your purse. >> Oh no. What's the Where's my cell phone? >> We've got it. >> All right. Where's my cell phone? >> I have your cell phone. >> I want my cell phone. >> We're done. Thank you. >> Give me my cell phone now. My cell phone now. Oh, I can't wait to see the [ __ ] out of you guys. >> Go to >> Oh, absolutely. I know. Where's my Whoa, whoa, whoa. Where's my cell phone? >> Cell phone. >> You can't have this person. I'm just going to go in. >> Where's my cell phone? >> I have your cell phone. >> I want it now in my person. >> Oh, absolutely. >> Thank you. >> No, you're the one doing this. >> Get Oh, illegal search. No, not that. >> Illegal. Illegal. Illegal. Illegal. >> You can't have the >> Illegal. You're going to go to jail. >> Illegal. Illegal. >> I want your purse. >> Illegal sir. >> Cannot miss. >> Illegal search. >> You can't have your purse on you in the back seat here. >> Oh my god. >> Where's my cell phone? >> We have it. Everything's being recorded. Everything's being recorded. >> Cell phone now. I want my cell phone now. >> I'm putting this in your purse. >> I want my cell phone now. >> She got this thing wrapped around her. I should >> I want my cell phone now. >> All you t you want. >> I want my cell phone now. >> I have to break the I'm going to add handcuff. You going to fight with me? >> Dude, you are so in trouble. >> I'm not. Trust me. Here. Go ahead. >> You are so in trouble. >> I'm not. You are. >> Oh, no. No. No. No. No. Don't fight with us. Want to take your >> Oh, I wasn't fighting for with it. >> You resisting. Yeah, the whole place seen it. >> Oh, >> dude. You are so in trouble. >> Oh, that work. >> Oh, that. >> Okay. >> I want my cell phone. Wow. [Music] >> Don't put There you go. Thank you. >> What are you taking my cell phone for? >> I'm going to put it in your purse. >> All right. Then give me my purse. you. No, your purse is sitting over there. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hand back behind your back. >> Oh my gosh. >> Here we go. >> Oh, you guys are so >> That's not mine. That's not mine. Oh, hell no. >> Wait, wait. I want to see it. I want to see it. >> You go through my cell phone. In the end, she was charged with resisting an officer, failure to disclose personal information, and trespassing. Altera got exactly what she deserved. She was no match for this Karen, a walking example of a psychiatric escapee who transformed this supermarket into her own performance space. >> Yeah. >> Okay, you're detained right now. Okay. >> Um, are those your shoes? >> The judge. >> Hey, stop. I I'm worried about your your safety. Okay. So, >> on February the 7th, 2024, police officers rushed to a supermarket after complaints of a troublesome patron that was accused of disorderly conduct, business disruption, and theft. However, when they got there, they were stunned by the scene and probably wished that they had brought along a few mental health professionals. Stop for a second. I'm also just want to know you remember talking to me before? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You're detained right now. Okay. >> Um, are those >> those your shoes? [Music] Can you >> hear me? >> Can I hear you? >> Yeah. >> Can you hear me? >> Mhm. >> Can you hear me? >> Let's walk outside. Okay. >> I just want some catfish. >> Who's Lance? >> Lance. >> I just want some catfish. >> Okay. >> Can I get some catfish, please? >> What happened to your feet? Can I get some catfish, officer? >> Hey, sir. Did you say these are y'all's shoes? >> Yeah, you can check them off the show. Okay. Hey, come back this way. >> Why are you touching me? Why is he touching me? >> I don't need >> What did I just pass? What threshold did I just cross over? >> Listen, you have their shoes on. >> The moment the officer confronted her with the truth about her actions. Every erratic fiber in her went into autopilot, setting off a chain of events the officers definitely hadn't anticipated. >> Were these stolen earlier? >> The judge. >> Hey, stop. Hey, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> 13. >> Pineapple wins. >> Hey, stop. >> Pineapple wins. >> Do you want to press chargers for all that goods? Okay. Hey, what did you take? Do you know? Are you Dina? Do you have on you? >> Did you take something? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> Yep. >> Okay. Cuz you seem intoxicated on the substance to me. I know you uh have done before. Is that what you did again? >> Okay. Uh I'm going to go out here. I have another officer coming. >> Um can you I guess verify these shoes? Can you find where that tag is? >> Yeah. I'm okay. >> Okay. Are you hurt? >> No. >> Okay. >> You're pushing hard with your thumb on my hand. >> Sorry. Is that better? >> On my hand. I'm sorry. On my arm. Yeah, >> you were pushing hard with your thumb on my arm. >> Well, that's because you didn't That's cuz you didn't let me put pressure. >> My arm hurt because you were pushing hard on it with your thumb. >> Okay. >> My arm hurt because you were pushing hard with it on your thumb. >> Okay. Well, I was just trying to control your movements cuz you were uh eating a bunch of cake and throwing it all over the ground. You can sit right here. You don't have to get all the way in. But that way you're not leaning on a hot car. Okay. Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. >> Can I feel on the back side right there? >> No. >> Well, I don't want your hands to be near it. Okay. I'm just patting you at the back of my hand >> if you had anything on you. Okay. >> What is What is going on? Um >> I'm just not feeling right. >> Okay. Why? >> Because >> Okay. Did you uh drink today or take any drugs? Are you having any sort of medical condition? Can you look at me? Okay. I I'm worried about your your safety. Okay. So, >> I'm hot. >> Okay. >> I'm going to die of dehydration. Can I search your bag? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Can I have one of the drinks in it? >> If it is sealed, maybe. Unless you just stole it from HB. >> Did you steal them from HB? >> I accidentally did. >> Okay. Well, then I'm not going to let you have that because you stole it. >> Okay. And that wouldn't be right for me to allow you to steal the property. What about these shoes here? >> What's that white stuff on my shoes? >> This is part of the cake that you were throwing all over the ground. Is it? Can I lick it? >> No. Um, can you lean back real quick? Okay. I'm just going to put this on you in case we get hit. Hey, what what substances did you take? Do you take medications or anything? >> No. >> Okay. What illegal? >> No. >> Go ahead. >> Correct. Correct. C O R R E C T. Correct. To correct something is to fix. To fix a mistake. >> Yep. You're right. Um, can you hang out with her for just a second? Once she was secured in the police car, the officers went back into the supermarket to check that nothing had been missed. Their findings shed some light on what had just unfolded and provided a clue about what might follow. >> So, what happened is when I was on the phone with dispatch, uh, they said, "Do you want a CT?" I said, "She hasn't done anything." And we warned her. She stopped. I said, and then they hung up. And then right when they hung up, then she stole the that stuff. And then he caught him outside, but I hadn't gotten to talk to him yet. So, he just did the well check and let him go. And then by the time he came to me, I was like, "Oh, they stole a whole bunch of stuff, too." I like crap. He's like, "They didn't tell me that when you called." And I was like, "Yeah, they had already hung up." So, I got you. No worries. Uh, do you have your ID with you? Yeah. >> Once at the station, after her removal from the supermarket, she put on a new display of behavior. And this one was far cruer than before. >> I work for my name is Dina. I am under their surveillance 24 hours, seven 24 hours a day, seven days a week. I am under the surveillance of Texas, USA. You looking over here? >> Hi. >> Hi, [ __ ] >> I was still feeling so bored and y'all don't know what to do with yourselves with yourselves when you're so bored that you want me to go through all of this so you can watch. That's literally how bored you mother people are. You all are evil. Evil mother. Oh, that made a light come on. Hysterical now. Lights flashing. Hysterical. Key word. Hysterical. Women. Be hysterical. Hilar. Lyrical. Hilarical. Lyrical. Lyrical genius. I'm a lyrical genius. I'm a mastermind. I'm Kanye West. Snap. Snap. Snap. Snap to it. Snap to it. Dena, you're slacking off. You better get to work. Dina, why are you at work, Dena? You need to go to work, Dena. Why are you at work, Dena? You better get to work. Amanda's going to know you're going to be late for work, Dina. Amanda's going to know. Amanda's going to know. Amanda Ross. R O S. Romeo Oscar Sierra. Amanda Ross. Evil. See you next Tuesday. See you next. You're a 90. I don't take letters away. I add letters. I just added 55 N for I can say whatever word I want to say because I am Tina Jun and you don't know me. >> Dina, sit down. >> Girl, what are you doing for >> girl? You know I just be playing all the time. Don't you ever be playing? >> No. >> In the end, Dana was charged with theft, criminal mischief, public intoxication, and disorderly conduct. While that woman was wild, she was nothing when compared to the king of supermarket carons who managed to turn a simple trespass into a full-blown felony. You should >> No. No. You got to go to my car. >> I don't have to go to your car. Who done that? >> I did. You're under your trespasser. Hey, you're not free to go. >> What's up? >> You're not free to go. Hey, get on the ground now. Shut up. >> I'm not playing with you, bro. Shut up. >> Get on the ground. >> What's up with >> Drop it? Let's go. Get on the ground. >> What's up? Let's Let's face up. On December the 15th, 2024, despite the holiday rush and the heavy shopping traffic, supermarket management spotted a customer acting out of line. They called the police and officers quickly responded to the scene. >> He's walking towards electronics. >> How long have you been in the store? >> Uh about 15 to 20 minutes. Uh, but we've had multiple guests complaining about him because they were watching him like get food over >> and then when I walked up he had food in his mouth and I told him that he didn't need to be doing that and I needed to leave. >> He just I've never seen this busy storm right now. >> Yeah, it usually gets about this wizzy kind of closer to everybody's getting their last came earlier. >> Looks does he look like he's homeless? Uh, he does. Uh, he looks like he might be a little intoxicated. I didn't see him there anything here, but he was kind of slurring his words when I was talking to him earlier. Right before he's like in the main. >> Yeah. >> Excuse me. >> What's up, my man? How you doing? >> Hey, cool. Can you get your hands out of your pockets while I talk to you? >> Hey, cool. Hey, so the reason I'm contacting you, man, is they advised you to leave. You never left. Um, >> they told me to leave. Yeah. >> Who said that? >> The the the law. >> I told you after >> after you were eating your food, you know what I mean? So if you said, "Hey, this while we talk, just don't stick your hands in the pocket for me." Okay. All right. >> So, uh, so yeah. So, it looks like, you know, >> she I didn't hear. She asked me to be. >> Okay. I understand that. But they also, you also got to understand, man, that you can't be opening their products and eating, right? >> I understand you said you were going to pay for them, but >> Yeah. >> Did you are you paying for them? >> Yeah. I didn't I didn't I ate something and then I left out of there then I just came walking over here by the side. >> Well, I feel you today. You got an ID with you, my man? >> No, I don't. >> Where you from? >> I'm from uh I'm from uh Hokim. >> Hok. What you doing in Lacy? >> I came down Mr. Liv? >> Yeah. You drive down here or >> walk? Where'd you get that sweater from? >> I've been had this. This is my old sweater. >> Yeah. Again, stories in your pocket somewhere, man. Hey, come with me, dude. Hey. I appreciate it. I I'll head off. >> Stand by. Hey, sir. You're walking with me. We're leaving right now. >> Yeah, I'm leaving. >> No, we're leaving. You're getting trespassed. Huh? >> So, I before you leave, I got to get your I got to get your name. You're getting trespassed from here. >> Okay. Mind again, just want to stick your hands in your pocket before we talk. Okay. So, we're walking out walking out to my car. >> Yeah, we're walking out to my car. Well, you we're going to walk out to my patrol car. Okay. >> You're not you're not you're not under arrest or trouble or anything, but right now you're not free to leave. You're being trespassed. Okay. >> That's what I'm saying. I'm good. >> Cool. So, you're just going to walk right to my car. Let's go this way right here. Radio 3 boys 66. I'll be out with him. I'll be walking out to my car. We'll be walking out to my car. How'd you get here from Hokim? Bus. >> Yeah. Okay. Bus and [ __ ] >> How long was that bus ride over here? >> Couple hours. >> Oh, damn. Really? >> You got family over here, Lacy? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. How you are you going to hop today? >> Uh yeah. I'm on my way back. I'm going down to uh Centuria and I got I mean Olympia. Then I better go catch that bus to uh >> to Olympia, catch that bus, and then head over here. I feel you. The officer attempted to keep the situation calm. Still, this disgruntled customer had a different agenda for the afternoon, and the surprise he had in store caught the officers completely offguard. Come on, let's over here. My car's the left. >> No, you did. >> No, no, you got to go to my car. >> I don't have to go to your car. Who said that? >> I did. You're under I guess you're trespassing. You're trespassing. >> All right, bro. Hey, one of the two, bro. >> Well, what you want to do? >> What do you want to do? >> What's up? What you doing? >> Go. Let's go, bro. >> You want to go in? You don't bro. Get on the ground now. >> Radio 3 466. You can send me another one. >> Hey, I'm not going to I'm not going to fight with you. Hey, you're not free to go. What's up? >> You're not free to go. There you go. >> You're going to give me to and try to move real fast. Hey, get on the ground now. >> Shut up. >> I'm not playing with you, bro. >> Shut up. >> Get on the ground. >> What's up with me? >> Drop it. Let's go. >> What you want to do? >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. We're going to be in front of Cole's. >> Hey, said get on the ground. >> What's up? Hell. Get on the ground. >> What's up? >> Well, let's let's face up. >> We're going to be here in the parking lot. >> What's up? >> Let's go. >> No. Get on the ground. >> Put your up. >> Get on the ground now. I'm not playing with you. Get on the ground now. Get on the ground. >> Watch out. >> Success. We'll be walking towards state of Canyon towards T-Mobile. Still refusing to stop. Once we get a second, we'll go hands on. Get on the ground. >> You want to go down? Let's go. Get on the ground now. I'm not playing around, bro. >> Stop with me, boy. I'm not playing. >> I'm not playing around. Let's go. >> What's up with >> Let's go. >> You're all talking brave. Let's go. Come on. >> Where? >> Right here, >> sis. We'll be walking towards Michael's. Hey, I told you to stop. How many times am I going to tell you? >> I told you to stop. >> Back up. Back up. >> Get on the ground now. Go. Come on. >> What's up with >> Let's go. >> Let's go. I'm right here. I told you to get on the ground now. >> Hey, tell him to back up. >> Get on the ground now. >> He's just a security threat. >> Get on the ground now. He just get on the ground now. >> Just sit down. Just sit on your butt. Sit on your butt. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground, bro. >> I'm on the ground, dude. >> Right. Quick, dude. Sit up, bro. Help me up. >> You're going to sit down. You got an ID with you? >> No, I don't got an ID with me. After his escape attempt ended with him in the nearest pair of police cuffs, officers returned to the supermarket to investigate. And what they discovered sealed his fate. >> He was pretty much like opening packages and then like eating food. So I didn't necessarily see him with the beef jerky, but like I have him like bookmarked here. He opened he like opened some Pringles >> and then just started eating them. >> Okay. >> And the beef jerky is right here. So, it's entirely possible that he had already opened it. >> Um, but >> Okay. >> And I can check. I'll go back over there and look cuz he pretty much like as he was eating, he was just leaving the packages like everywhere. >> So, I'll look and see if there's a bag that was open. >> Cool. And then you advised him that um, hey, he needed to leave already. He refused. >> Cool. Perfect. >> Cuz like I said, he I mean, you were talking to him, too. He definitely seemed like he might be a little intoxicated. So, I told him I was like, uh, when I had spoken to him, I told him that we had gotten multiple guest complaints, um, that he was opening packages and eating food. >> Um, I told him that if he wasn't going to pay for the food that he needed to leave. I was like, "You're all good, but you need to leave cuz you can't keep eating food." Yeah. >> And he was like, "Oh, okay." And then he turned around and looked like he was going to leave, but then I came back into the office just to see, and then he was still eating. So, that was why I called. >> Okay. In the end, he was charged with trespassing, resisting arrest, attempting to elude, and disorderly conduct. Up next is a blatantly racist Karen, whose mental outburst in a supermarket earned her a trespass order. But rather than comply, she decided to go head-to-head with the cops. >> So, don't inter interrupt me when I'm talking. >> Yep, that's fine. >> Because I have not I have done absolutely nothing. And that's called discrimination against white people. You are a racist. A race is is somebody that kicks somebody out of a store for no reason for just being white. I relate better to people of my own race. >> On June the 6th, 2022, officers responded to a Kroger following reports of a disturbed woman creating a scene with staff and customers despite no apparent provocation. >> I say crazy around like a genie out there. >> All right. How you doing, ma'am? All right. So, stop. Stop this right now. So, they're asking me to ask you to leave. >> And do you have any grounds for that? That's all legal. >> So, they are banning you in front of the store. So, you are going to leave. >> Well, can you explain a legal reason why? >> So, >> no, you didn't. I want a legal reason, please. >> I don't have to explain anything to you. So, put your stuff back. >> You're legal. Get away from this way. >> Get away from me. >> I'm calling the police on >> I am the police. >> No, you're not. You're not. >> So, you're going to stop right here. What is your name? >> I don't give I don't give um strangers my name. >> Stop. >> Is there another police? Can I say >> What is her name? >> Can I please talk to another police? Wait a minute. What have I done? >> Okay, let me explain to you. >> Have I stolen? Have I hit anybody? Have I done anything wrong? What? >> Okay, you're going to let me talk and explain? >> I'm waiting. All right. Don't interrupt me again. >> Go. >> You don't give me any type of orders. Okay. So, don't inter interrupt me when I'm talking. Go right. >> Yep. >> What is your name? >> I'm asking you what is the legal reason? >> So, they want you out of the store. >> Okay. But what is the legal criteria? >> What? Okay. Let me ask you this. What What have you been doing in here today? reason they wanted. >> So, the call that we got was you were in here causing a disturbance. No, >> cursing people out. >> I didn't curse anything. >> Stuff it out. >> I never said a curse word. Can you put that on the video so I can see it? >> I don't know. You're You're going to You're going to have to ask. >> I need concrete evidence and I'd like to talk to my lawyer, please. >> What is your name, ma'am? >> That's not I haven't done anything wrong. And you don't need to give anyone anybody your name cuz that's been called the privacy act. The privacy act under the federal law. >> It's called obstruction. >> Privacy act. The privacy is if you have not committed a crime, you don't need to give any officer, you are the same level as me if I haven't committed a crime. You cannot use brute force on somebody who has not committed a crime. I have not cursed. Can I see it on video? Can I please see some concrete evidence? Excuse me, but what crime have I committed to warrant you guys um coming in here like a army to me or something? I'd like to know in legal language what crime I have committed. >> Disorderly conduct. >> All right. What is disorderly conduct? Please define it. And I'd like to see it on video. The disorderly conduct so you have proof. It's their word over mine. They are citizens. I am a citizen. So we are equal. So I need a video camera to see what I have done. >> I want concrete evidence on camera to see what I have done. You're choosing their word over my word. So I need it on a video camera. You >> want to do the complaint? >> Yep. >> Can I see it on video? >> So what we got is a supervisor coming here. You can speak to the supervisor when they get here. >> So, who's the supervisor? >> He's on his way here now. >> Is he a police? >> Yes, he is. >> Okay. Well, all I'm asking is in concrete language, tell me the legal thing I have done wrong. >> Okay. Let me explain to you, ma'am. I've just explained it to you just minutes before. So, they are asking you to leave. They say you are causing a disturbance store. >> I'm going to get my lawyer. What's your name, please? >> My name is Officer Carter. >> Okay. Carter. And what is your name? Can I have your cards? Zimmerman. I'll remember. >> And they want you banned from the store, >> right? and I'm going to talk to my lawyer and get you fired. So, don't touch me. You I didn't break any law. I have a right to defend myself under the Constitution, Freedom of Speech, Privacy Act. If I have not broken a law, you are equal to me. The only time a police can apprehend you broken the law and if you don't have a video, let's go. >> If you don't have a video, prove to me that I broke a law, you are breaking the law because you are obstructing the Constitution of the United States of America. >> Guess what you're doing? And many police have lost their badges that way. >> The officers quickly sensed that this Karen had no intention of playing by the book. So they asked a witness what had happened, hoping to learn how to approach her. >> Game is stuck right here. And I was walking towards her. Oh, I don't want you helping me cuz you look like you got HBO with that. You got that mask on. Then she turned around and told another customer. No. Uh-uh. And that's not the first time she done did that in here. said everybody that wear mask has >> you plus a customer and then done happened before happened next. What was next? >> I I told my manager and he came up here. He was like what? But then he went to help somebody else. And when I seen it go this way. I said, "You know what? I'm going to call the police and get her out of here." >> Meanwhile, other officers at the scene tried to keep her from causing more trouble and even attempted to get her to identify herself. But this Karen already had her game plan and the officers were about to walk right into it. Or at least that's what she thought. >> So, you're not providing your name? >> I haven't. First of all, you've got to provide me with the uh thing I've done wrong in legal terms. >> I told you disorderly conduct. >> All right. Disorderly conduct. I need to see the video of that disorderly conduct. You're >> in the store. You know what you've done. >> You're accusing me of cursing. So, can I please see it to see if I cursed? because you're taking her word over mine, which is illegal. Because we are equal. We're both citizens. >> Okay. >> Here's the thing. They want you banned from the store. Ma'am, >> who's they? Can I have the name of the >> management? Can I have his name, please? >> You're going to You're going to get the name. >> You're going to get a form to >> I want the name of the manager who's banning me so I can take it to my attorney. >> You will get that. >> And you will get a letter from my attorney, sir. >> What's your name? What's your name? >> And you will, too. >> That's fine. >> Because I have I have done absolutely nothing. And that's called discrimination against white people. You are a racist. You are discriminating against a white person. How dare you? >> Okay. >> How dare you? >> I thought you provided your ID. >> No, I will not. I will give it to him. I don't want to talk to you. You are racist. >> Okay. >> So, you're being racist by >> No, I am not. A racist is somebody that kicks somebody out of a store for no reason for just being white. >> I I will talk to my lawyer about this. So you you're causing disturbance right now >> because you are not letting me walk. That's not a disturbance. That's called self-defense. You can't go badgering people around that haven't broken a law. Give me the law I've broken in in concrete language. >> Let me understand disorderly conduct. >> Let me understand something. >> I want to talk to him. Excuse me. He was talking. >> Why do I have to talk to him? There's two people I'd rather talk to you >> cuz he was the first one here. >> I relate better to people of my own race. I relate better. They always hit me, push me, throw garbage in my yard, push me around, cheat me, lie to me, steal my money when I do stuff. I want to talk to someone I relate to. Talk to you. >> I can relate better to you >> because he's telling me that he's not going to give me a legal explanation for why he's bullying me, asking for my ID. Under the Privacy Act, a police officer cannot ask for ID unless the person has committed a crime. I have not committed to 22. It's between me and the manager. So, you need to give me the name of the manager here so my attorney can talk to them again. >> And I need the camera. I need concrete evidence on the camera showing what I have done wrong. So, they can my attorney can size it up and see whether or not that is a uh reason for the manager to kick me out. Because this grocery store also has to follow business law. They cannot arbitrarily kick people out for random reasons because they don't like the person's shoes, they don't like the person's outfit. You can't go doing that to people if they don't like the way you dress. You can't kick them out of a store. I want to see it on camera. I want you to go look at it on camera. >> You're accusing me of something. I want you to see what you're accusing me of. >> Ma'am, this business has every right to >> This is hearsay. Without the camera, this is just hearsay. Hearsay is not legal. It's hearsay. Without the camera, I need to see the camera. And I want to prove to you I have not used any profanity. I'm very cautious about people with masks because they have been exposed to CO and I'm telling them to stay away from me six feet, socially distance themselves from me over there. I said socially dist themselves because they've been exposed to the CO. I don't want them around me. That's all I said. Go look at at at the camera. The people with the masks have a higher likelihood that they've been exposed to people. That's why they're paranoia with the mask. I don't want to be around those people. And when they come over to me like this close, I said, "Stay 6 ft away. Please stay away from me. Don't come over to me." When I use that checkout line, I told that woman, I said, "When you use that checkout lines, keep your distance from me. I don't want you near me." That's why they're calling the police. And when I went over to the pharmacy, I said, "This country is too liberal because I know a lot of people that wear the mask have that's why they wear the mask in order because they're doctors. It's a law. The doctors tell them that have the people that have lived in DC, they have to wear masks cuz they have weaker immune systems. >> Their strategy was to let her express herself, ease her frustration, and possibly calm her down. But with this Karen, rants only grew louder and more unhinged. A surprise was likely on the horizon. >> That's just the way I am. That's I never used any profanity. I just said keep your distance. That's all I said. You can look at the video and check it for yourself. >> Well, the video is not going to get your what you're saying. It's not going to record it. Well, then it's hearsay. Why are you bossing people around based on hearsay? >> Because she's black and I'm white. So, you believe a black person but not a white person doing that. >> Yes, it does. Evidently, it does. >> So, this is a business. If they want you out of the store and they want you banned, they have the right to >> No, they don't. Because first of all, I'll tell you why. The manager of the store is not the highest level person that owns Kroger's >> in charge of the store. >> They may be. That's why I need his name so I can take it to my attorney. >> I told you you were going to get you his name. >> This is a shroud of legal a shroud of legality, but there has not been one legal basis as to why you need four police to kick me out of a store. What are my rights? Wait a minute. This is the store's rights. What are my rights? I want to know. >> Your rights are to leave the store. >> All right. Then why won't you let me leave? >> Because you're being banned. Let me leave you because I need to get the manager's name so I can go call an attorney. I'm gonna tell the four guys in my house who are going to ask for your name and call. He worked on the crime commission for 35 years. The guy I live with, he's gonna call your boss and ask what the hell's going on. My guy I live with worked for the crime commission for 35 years in this town. He knows every single person in town. He's going to raise hell. >> Okay. What is your first and last name? >> I don't give that because I have not committed a crime. It's private. Private >> says ma'am. As of right now, you are trespassing right now. >> No, no, ma'am. You are trespassing. >> Wait, you have to warn somebody they're trespassing so they can leave and then you leave. >> That's all. You're breaking all the laws. >> Not that I know of. There's no hairay. Pearsay. He doesn't like get out of the store. Okay, I'll get out of the store. Why are you blocking me? >> So, are you refusing to give your name? >> That isn't the question. >> No, no, I'm asking you right now. Are you >> Yes, I am. Take me in. Yeah. take arrest me for not giving my name because I want to have a word with my lawyer as to why four bully policemen come in here want personal information about me when I have committed no because you're going to get banned from the store right now >> right but you need personal no I don't want to give my name because it's private if they want to ban me from the store take a picture of me I will be out here but they will be hearing from my lawyer they might be shutting down as far as I can tell you can't go arbitrarily believing a black person over a white person that's what this is I told a black person to socially distance themselves from me. And now because I'm white, I'm being kicked out of this door because I'm white. >> I'm being kicked out of the store because I'm white. >> It's a black person's word over a white person's word. >> No, I'm because that's illegal. What's your name? >> I don't give disorderly >> because I should be because you're breaking the constitution. >> We're just trying to figure out what's going on. >> Well, let me go. That's what you can figure out. You just told me I'm trespassing, so leave me alone. Five police for a person shopping. Where's our tax money going? And secondly, my my the guy I live with works for the worked 24 5 years on the crime commission. And then my argument is give me the camera so I can look at the reason they're banning me cuz that's concrete evidence. The legal argument. >> You call me a disturbance. >> All right. Now I am cuz you've got five police bullies. >> Okay, man. You got customers that have been complaining about you. Okay. Can I have the names of the customer so I can tell my attorney? Okay. That's That could be the mafia because they don't like white people for all I know. >> Hello. >> That could be the mafia. I don't know. >> Ma'am, >> focus on me. I'm Sergeant Mustafa. I'm here. >> Wait. Can I have your name, please? In writing. >> Sure. >> Your name? >> I'll give you I'll give you that later, but you're going to listen to me right now. Okay. >> That's That's polite language. >> That's fine. You're not being polite to these officers. So, here's the deal. Under Georgia law, when they ask for your name, you're supposed to provide it or you could be arrested. >> No, my boyfriend works for the CIA. I don't care who your boyfriend tells you, go to jail. I want to go to jail. Bring me to jail right now. >> At this stage, she believed her bullying tactics would help her call the shots, but she was playing a foolish game, and her foolish prize was already on its way. >> Magistrate. >> Oh, that's it. >> I want to talk to >> Thank you, ma'am. >> I want to talk to a magistrate. do not have to um freaking give your name to somebody when you have not committed a crime. That is called the Privacy Act of the United States of America and you are breaking the Constitution. You don't give your name when you don't break a law. It's for all I know you're going to rob my house. I don't know who you are. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> I do not know who these men are. These are mafia. These are thugs. I have not broken any law. I have not done anything to anybody. And these guys are arresting me cuz I'm white and they are the mafia. Can you show me on your computer or in writing that you have to give a person a name if you haven't broken a law? >> You did break a law. >> I did not break a law. >> You were being disorderly inside that store. >> That's not a law. >> The man disorderly conduct. >> That's the stores of police. You're telling me the manager of the stores of police is his word over mine. >> Ma'am, here's the deal. >> Have you looked at a video? >> Ma'am, he wants to ban you from the store. That's his prerogative. That's his store. or if he wants to ban you, that's his prerogative. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, here's the deal. You can cooperate with us, but right now, we asked you for your name multiple times. The reason is is we have to we have to have that on the sheet of paper cuz how we're going to identify. >> All right. P R O U T Y. It's going to rain. But I'm telling you, the guy I live with is going to be furious. He works he works in secretly for the FBI. >> I understand. >> I am not joking. My boyfriend's he works in DC at the Watergate is one of his condos. He told me to come to Sudana to get away from the area cuz that's where his assignment is and he is my he is my boyfriend. >> So here's what's going to happen. They're going to all it is is they're going to ban you from the store. It's really nothing. >> But there is no legal basis. Why are you protecting them and not my rights? >> Ma'am, he has the right to kick you out of the store and ban you under >> five cops and I I was willing to leave but he wouldn't let me leave. I don't give my name. I'm sticking with my boyfriend. I believe in my boyfriend. He said, "You never give your name to a cop if you have not broken the law under the Privacy Act of the United States." And he knows every ordinance and every law of this state. >> Well, they don't want you on the property anymore. Now you're once you're off this area, you're off their property. >> You can't I'll even talk to my ex-husband and you know what he'll say? He'll say, "A grocery store cannot kick you out unless you do something illegal because you need food. You have to be able to buy food." >> My No, they can't. My My ex-husband knows all the laws. Everyone knows the laws but the police. >> Just relax, man. I'm telling you, I'm furious cuz you're breaking my Don't touch me, please. I'm going to You can't be walking around or else we'll put you in the back of the car. My boyfriend, if you touch me, I am telling you the truth. He works for the CIA. He's higher than you. He will you, Anderson. I'm serious. Do not touch me. >> Ma'am, I don't want to hear threats made to officers. I'm It's figurative. It's >> not diagnosed with anything. I need >> No, I'm not. But it's figurative. What I mean is he will have him fired for touching me. Okay. >> Why does he need cop? Can you let Can you let go? >> Yes. >> Was she willing to leave? >> No. >> This very important. Was she willing to leave before you guys were asking her these questions? >> Was she wanting to step outside? >> If not, to my knowledge, I was >> Was she not Was she refusing to leave >> for the for the minute that I was with her? >> Well, let me check now. Was she refusing to leave us or >> she was refusing to give her name? >> That's it. She said she would leave but Carter was >> I tried to leave but he would not let me leave. >> In that case >> I would I would just bann her and let her go because if she was willing to leave it's not trespass. >> Yeah. She gave us she g she finally gave us her name. >> Now if she gives false name that's a whole different matter. >> No I'm looking for my >> ma'am. Do you have identification in your person so we can help? >> The reason is the city ordinance regarding a van. >> Okay. I'll give you my real name. That was my sister's name. The reason being >> that's a crime. >> It isn't a crime because you just rewrite it. >> Title 16, crimes and offenses, chapter 10, offense against public administration, article 2, obstruction of public administration. >> But it doesn't say you have to name if you haven't committed false names, address or birthday because I don't know who you are. Do I believe you're really police if you're going into a grocery store bothering or data for to law enforcement? Why would you realize of his official name? >> What's your real name? >> With the intent of misleading the officers as to identify >> I want to talk to a lawyer guilty or >> I want to talk to a lawyer. Okay. >> Do you want to see my Virginia ID? >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, I can't get it with handcuffs and I do not want you going in my bag. >> Well, you're under arrest because you gave us a false ID. >> For some reason, she didn't know when to stop or probably didn't care about stopping. She ignored all common sense from calling the cops mafia members to derailing an investigation with sheer nonsense. She was practically drafting her rap sheet herself. And she wasn't done just yet. >> Can't give a rap person for you're invading my privacy. Everybody would do the same thing. >> No, most people >> I did not break a law. >> You broke a few laws now. >> Well, first of all, I don't know if you're going to my house to harass me. Are you going to me? Nobody gives their information if you haven't broken a law. This is your ID from Virginia, right? We have no idea where you live. >> Yeah, but I have not broken a law. I don't have to give you my ID. >> Then you became disorderly in front of us by raising your voice, by making racist remarks. >> Those are all just um additional comments by you that are opinionated. They're opinions. They're not concrete statements that are facts. You have to show a video of me trying to um fight you. >> Where is your ID? >> Oh, let me get my own ID, please. No, no, no, no. I don't want you touching my money. You know what? I'm not >> I had money stolen by a cop in mass man. >> You're going to watch me come in. >> I don't want cops. Stop touching my Just stop touching my money since there's no I or anything in there like a knife. >> Ma'am, you're in handcuffs cuz you're under arrest for giving us a false name. >> This looks a little absurd to the public. I hate to tell you this, mister. This looks like you are a bunch of thugs in uniforms. That's what it looks like. A bunch of thugs. Get out of my wallet. And now you're robbing me. Help. They're robbing me. Help. They're robbing me now. He's stealing my money. These thugs. >> Give me my pocketbook. It has no weap. You saw it has no >> You can't have a Take a seat. Wait a minute. I want my pocket. >> You guys are a bunch of mafia Irish mafia thugs. And you're going to get it good. >> Take a seat. >> Irish mafia thugs. You will be getting it. I promise you. Not just you. Your whole uh police force is going to get it. >> Yes, ma'am. >> T H U G S Uniform so thcks. >> Uniform socks. Uniform thugs. Help. Uniform thugs. >> Hey, we just got to seat belt you in. As long as you're in a car. Okay, that's our policy. You got to >> Yeah. Well, I don't really care cuz why would I listen to a thug in a uniform? I haven't broken any law. You cannot arrest somebody for not breaking a law. Can I file a discrimination report against British by Irish? Irish people discriminate. Black and white Irish mafia discriminate against black and white British. I'm British. I'm 100% British. So I would like to file a thing against Irish people discriminating and spitting on me. >> So you're going to be sent a subpoena. So when after the subpoena is sent towards then we'll go talk to a judge. But so you don't have to go to jail today. You're just we're going to take you home and release you. The officers offered their help, but in true Karen fashion, she repaid them with an unforgettable display of mental chaos. An unmatched display of mental chaos. >> I can't be getting kicked out of grocery stores or my money stolen from them at the cashier register. They don't put all my groceries in the bag. They steal them. And then I get home and find out my groceries are missing because the black mafia keeps doing stuff to me. My boyfriend's Swedish. He gets treated badly by blacks cuz he's Swedish. All I'm trying to tell you, the blacks are using reverse racism and they're teaming up with the Irish against British whites to vent. They're venting on us because the Irish whites are helping them vent on the British whites. So the British are getting spit on for no reason, kicked out of stores. >> Take this all the way to Drake. >> Blacks keep stealing my money. So I tell the lady at the cash register, "Stay away from me. Don't get near my stuff." Because they steal. Black people stare at me with a bicose expression on their face like they want to go to war with me. just walking down the street. British people with directed energy weapons, too. They have them. They bought them on the black. >> Whoa. Whoa. Directed energy weapons. >> Yeah. The Irish mafia has uh directed energy weapons that bought on the market. >> Have you seen those locally? >> No, but I've seen all these people that are Swedish, British, and German all from uh what look like natural causes, but that was too sudden. >> Hey, give them our mileage. >> I would like to fill out a discrimination against white people. Yeah. Do you have one of those discrimination racism against black? >> That's that's that's a a legal thing, not a a that's like a civil, not a criminal. >> Well, where is the form? >> You have to get it from >> DC. They have them in DC. Why don't they have them here? >> We have to get them from the courthouse. >> You want to know why I got kicked out of Parkers by a black? >> I said the price of the egg salad sandwich is preposterous. What happened? Why did it go up a dollar? You're never allowed in the store. They're saying the egg salad sandwich price is preposterous. It's preposterous is a British word and she's Irish and she doesn't want British people in there saying preposterous. All right, this is getting ridiculous. I want to talk to a judge. >> This is your ban form with the manager. >> Oh yeah. Now I have to starve to >> because the Irish mafia doesn't want me in their black store because the Irish blacks are paid by the white Irish to keep us British people out. >> All right, Miss Broy, we got to go. >> All right, >> I got another thing for you, too. It isn't illegal to say I said this in the store. I call them when they pick on me, I call them low breeds. I call them low breeds. But out in public, I call them whites and black. >> So that's that's why you're getting kicked out of store. >> I didn't say >> but it doesn't matter if you say low. >> I never said low in there. I said keep your social distance from me because I got robbed twice. I got robbed over the dollar store. I got robbed. I'm just telling you where's my but can I fill out a robot? >> No. The woman was charged with disorderly conduct and providing a false name to law enforcement officers. She was also permanently banned from Kroger. Another strong contender for supermarket Karen of the year is this woman who cranked entitlement up to a whole new level, acting like she was the most important person in the world. Even worse, she was already on probation. >> No, no, no. I'm going, sir. I'm going. >> No, you're not going to do that to me. You already get this. Get put your hands behind your back. No, you're resisting arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> That's why I don't want to listen to you because you don't respect me at all and you'reing my life. >> You resisted my truth. >> On August the 14th, 2023, the police were alerted to a disturbance at a Publix food store in Sarasota, Florida, where a woman was refusing to leave the business premises. When the officer arrived and politely asked her out of the property, she wasted no time proving she had a point to make. Hey, police department. >> And um this gentleman came in. >> Miss police department. Can you just make sure she's not using the restroom? >> Um it doesn't smell like smoke in here. >> No, but you need to get out. They said that you need to leave the premises. You have to listen to them. >> Okay, that's fine. But just so you know, she came in the restroom and on like twice, bang the door, and then came in again and said, "I was glad you're here to witness it." >> Okay, whichever one of you got to let her know. >> So, you're going to be trespassed from here. You can't come back for a year. You'll be arrested. >> Okay. >> All right. Miss Do you have your NMS? >> No. >> What's your EMS? >> Okay. >> It was painfully obvious that this Karen had a deep rooted issue with authority. Instead of complying with a lawful order, she chose to play stupid games. And any reasonable person knows that such games don't end well, especially when you have cops at the other end. >> I've been respectful about your phone call. Do you mind just giving me your name? Miss, >> can you wait one minute? Are you the one that I need to talk to? >> Got to have here. I'll walk out with you. Miss, >> yes, ma'am. And I have an officer here. What's your name, sir? >> Officer Peter. >> Thanks, guys. >> You're not allowed in the store. You need to leave or you're going to go to jail. >> You're trespassing. You need to leave >> for what? Never trying to trespass. So Billy, >> he went ahead and trespassed you and said, "You need to leave." >> He formally trespassed you. If you do not leave, you are going to jail. >> Do you understand that? The problem with playing these kinds of games is the consequences come fast and rarely in the player's favor. And this Karen, well, she was about to claim her well-deserved prize. >> Get off the property. Thank you. >> Thank you. Appreciate it. I'm recording. >> What? >> I don't. >> Ma'am, get off the property. >> What the You're doing absolutely nothing different than other people, baby. You're under arrest. >> No. No. No. No. I'm going, sir. I'm going. >> No, you're not going to do that to me. It's hard to get. >> Get your hands behind your back. No. You're resisting arrest. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Yes. You're under arrest. I told you to leave. >> I I am leaving. Please don't let me show my everything. >> What is What are you resting me for? What are you resting for? >> Female resisting. Give me 10. >> What are you arresting me for now? Oh my god. What are you arresting me for? >> Give me your other hand. >> You son of you. You are a son of a Look at this you go through just to be so extreme. What a [ __ ] scumbag. >> Sit on your side. >> You are a scumbag. >> Knees to your chest. >> You are a piece of >> We're going to go up in one, two, three. >> What the am I being arrested for? >> One female. This is unreal, man. >> Get a supervisor for the >> Are you arresting me for now? What are you arresting me for? >> You're walking over here. >> Get my other stuff. >> I will. >> What are you arresting me for? >> Trespassing. I told you to leave so many times. >> How can you arrest somebody for trespass when they hadn't been trespassed yet? You can't do that. >> Now secured in cuffs, this unhinged Karen unleashed a torrent of excuses to justify her behavior to the police officer. She was about to learn the hard way that she had backed herself into a corner. Regrets were now beginning to come in, but it seemed a little late for that. >> What's wrong with you? You didn't listen. >> I thought off the phone in the moment I did and was walking away. You arrested me. That's why I don't want to listen to you because you don't respect me at all. Yeah. Hanging up the phone and walking away. That's why I didn't want to because I knew you'd do some [ __ ] That is unreal. You feel good about that? >> I told you. >> I mean, do you seriously feel good about this? >> Like, how is this even possible? Do you feel okay about doing that to me? Just then? >> That is unable for us. >> Broke my phone. You scraped my elbows because I was already leaving and hung up the phone for you. And you gave me a citation the other day. Let's go into the >> I mean, what is is wrong with you? >> You would have you you you legitimately >> I legitimately did. That's all you need to do is leave. >> What's wrong with you? >> That's all you need to do is leave. That's all you needed to do was leave. >> I probably gave you 57. >> No. Now you're under arrest cuz you're resistant, too. >> I'm not. >> When her first attempt failed, she doubled down. This time, not just justifying her actions, but throwing in a fresh wave of profanities at the officer. And in the midst of her outburst, she let something slip. one detail that gave a glimpse into who she really was. >> I have a job interview tomorrow, dude. You piece of >> That was really silly of what you did. >> I hope you feel really Oh, hanging up the phone and walking away. That's what I was doing. >> You stopped and you wouldn't >> What did I say? I don't remember. >> I was walking away. You were following me. You told me to hang up. I did. And I was walking away. >> How do you feel good about this, dude? You'll remember this for the rest of your life. >> Okay, >> that is some [ __ ] dude. you do to embarrass me? Show my How dare you? How [ __ ] dare you? >> Resisted. >> Oh my god, you're such a piece of [ __ ] You threw me on the ground. How did I resist? My phone and you'reing my life. >> Yep, I threw. >> You resisted my truth. Piece of [ __ ] Come at the earth. I think I'm trespassed now. >> Were you trespassed previously? >> No, dumbass. Go get my stuff. >> I will grab your stuff. I don't take orders from you. >> And I don't get arrested by you for walking away. The is wrong with you? You already gave me a citation. I'm on probation and you just want me to go so far backwards. Don't >> You're on probation? >> You do, don't you? >> And you resisted arrest. >> I did not. You threw me on the ground >> when I put your hands behind your back. >> I was walking away. >> If you don't mind just hanging arm, I'm going to grab gloves. I appreciate it. >> You seem to mind. >> No, I'm not changing my mind. I literally had You ripped your arm away from me and I had to throw you on the ground. Turns out this wasn't this entitled Karen's first rodeo. She had a history far worse than her current situation. And to top it off, she might have just been a little delusional. >> Look at my water. >> No. >> That's going to It would have to get thrown away anyway. Can't go into jail. I I told you probably three times prior. I didn't want to take you to jail. When you rip your arm away and say no, that's resisting. Put your foot in place. >> You're a liar. It's on body camera. >> Good. Oh, good. Trust me. Just going to get some air strike her and then I'm going to search her property. There is a camera. You're right. >> You know what you did. Don't quite explain yourself to fellow. >> I'm not. It's on camera. >> You don't have to explain to me. Ma'am, he's he's my partner. >> He doesn't have to explain it to me. >> I wonder what she's on probation for. >> Burglary for tuna fish. >> Burglary for fish. >> He gave me a citation the other day. >> Yeah, but you resisted. You gave me a citation the other day. >> I've never met you. >> See me? >> I've never met you. >> And I accept. >> And that's just you asked me down the side question. >> Why are you yelling? >> You want to talk about the facts, the truth, to your partner? >> Realizing her luck had finally run out, she lashed out, but it was too late. At the very least, there was a lesson in it for her, or one would hope. >> I did what you said. That's why I didn't want to get off quit public. I probably won't follow through with that. I need to give you a call back >> later. Not crying. You son of a [ __ ] You piece of [ __ ] >> You piece of [ __ ] >> Yeah, it was a bad decision on your part. >> No, it wasn't. I remember what I said as if I was yelling at him. >> Next time an officer says put your hands behind your back, you should do it. It's an order. It's a lawful order. You can't rip your arm away and say no. All right, end recording on the dash camera. They won't take anything as large as your purse. All your property is going to be taken to the Sarasota Police Department where you can grab it once you get out. Okay. I'm going to give you a property slip so you can just bring to the front desk. >> Um, they will take my purse. I'm going to do some war and warit on a bus when I get out. I mean, are you kidding? >> No, I'm serious. If it's like a small wallet, they'll take it. But if it's >> a small little purse, they've taken a whole backpack here before >> for a deputy, they will. I'm a city officer mess. >> She was charged with trespassing and resisting arrest without violence. Think that was wild. Here's a Karen who jumped the counter to take her medication when the staff wouldn't give it to her. >> Try to get my med. You're fired. >> You are fired. You are fired. >> On February the 10th, 2023 in Florida, police received a report from a Walmart pharmacy claiming a woman was being disorderly inside the store. When they arrived to figure out what was going on, they met a deranged Karen who was not shy of assaulting officers. >> So the farmer says they want you to leave, so we can't. >> Hey, turn around. >> You better get yourself free. Touch me. You touching me. You just breath. You just touch my breath. >> Try to get my medication. They won't give me a >> You know I'm a member with your police. I'm call my ass down. By the way, you're fired. >> You are fired. >> You are fired. >> Roll over on your butt. >> Roll over on your butt. >> Pull my shirt up. >> One, two, three. >> Pull my shirt up. I want >> Can you get my stuff? >> We're getting it. Let's go. trying to get my going for months. My insurance company, I was on the phone with them trying to get to talk to somebody cuz they said it' be clear tomorrow. I get up. >> I don't need to explain everything. Why are you touching me? Don't touch me. >> Why is he touching me? >> Cuz you're in custody now. You don't have >> to touch me. >> He does not need I don't understand. Okay, that's right. You know what I'm saying? >> No, you don't. Okay. >> You couldn't find out. That other police officer me. >> Oh, they probably bus drivers now. >> I'm trying to get my They won't give me my I think they have a personal issue. I think there's something else going on behind there. I'm trying. They need to be figured out. >> Uh, where are you living? >> No staff. I was throwing a fifth because my my insurance they won't give me my best. I was trying to be on the phone with the lie. >> It's disorderly. Okay. >> She threatened to go behind the counter because >> No, I did not. Oh, we got it on camera. Oh, now she lied. >> What's your address? >> Disorder comment. >> Throwing a tantrum in front of the cops was not a good idea as it only led to her getting extra charges, which was exactly what happened. Unfaced by the severity of her actions, she continued to verbally assault the officers. >> He had no reason to come over there and bother me. >> [ __ ] Is she running? >> Yeah. No, I want to get a riot. I'm just trying to get my medic. fight. >> I walked away. >> I walked away. >> Yeah, >> I just kicked the door. That didn't mean I was going to go in there. >> Did she physically try and go behind the counter? >> No, I did not. I'm not going behind the counter. My god, I was on the phone with my insurance company. I had the number from the person that I talked to yesterday saying that it was go through today and this probably has a personal problem said that it's not going through. So I was trying to call my insurance get my my mental >> the woman's attack on the officer left him with some injuries. In the end, she was taken into custody and charged with battery on an officer as well as resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.