You're refusing. >> I have to ask you for what reason? What belong to everything? >> What law did I >> You guys are >> Oh, really? >> No. Get it. Do it, [ __ ] I dare you. I push my head open. >> Push my head to the glass, you >> Some think size, volume, and aggression will make officers back down. But what happens when cops hold their ground and refuse to be intimidated? >> Cuz you're almost as twice the legal limit. So you can't drive. >> I get drunk. What is you talking about? >> 141. Why you getting mad at me for? >> Out of here. Move. I see why Trump want to get rid of your immigrant. >> I'm going tell you one more time. I'mma tell you one more time. Step out. >> I see why we getting snapped out. Here are the times 300 lb plus Karens thought that they could bully cops. Starting with this plus-siz Karen who thought she could bully her way out of a speeding traffic stop. >> She was a staff and said she was born 153 and a 35 and she refused to give me her ID. She requesting a supervisor from the start. >> You are now under arrest. You are under arrest for obstruction of official business and pre failing to provide your ID. Step out of the vehicle. Ma'am, I'm telling you one more time, step out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> Okay. >> On August the 13th, 2024, Akran Police Officer Riley conducted a traffic stop after allegedly clocking a driver traveling 53 mph in a 35 zone. What this deputy didn't know was that the driver behind the wheel was no ordinary citizen, but rather a plus-siz Karen with no respect for the law. >> Good morning. Is that 35? You're going 53 this morning. What was that? >> It was It was three people in front of me. Now, I want to record this because this is outrageous. >> Okay. Have your driver's license and insurance. >> What am I? I don't understand why I was being pulled over. Can you show me the the uh what I was the speed I was doing? >> You're going 53 and a 35. >> Can you show me? I'm asking you to show >> be on the camera for >> No. Can I want to see the camera now? >> I can't do that. >> Can I see your uh Can I speak to your supervisor? >> Sure. You have your driver's license and insurance? >> I'm asking for a supervisor. I'm asking for your license and insurance. >> I'm asking for a man a supervisor. >> Okay. In the meantime, I need your driver's license. >> I'm asking for a supervisor. Can I see a supervisor, please? >> Supervisor's on the way. I need your ID. >> And I've asked for your ID repeatedly. So, you don't have an ID. What's up with this girl? >> She's mad. >> What? Did you give her a ticket? >> Well, I haven't even given her one. She stopped her and said she was born 153 and a 35 and she refused to give me her ID. She started requesting a supervisor from the start. >> Um, the light bulb. >> Okay. >> And it's a rental car. >> I think she >> And it's a rental car. >> Yeah. >> Um. >> All right. Let's do what we do. >> Did you get the other officer your ID, ma'am? I can't hear you. >> Ma'am, ma'am, just hear me out for a second. In case you didn't know, we don't have to show you our stuff. >> I have rights, but I'm recording. >> Yeah. Okay. You have rights, too. But we don't we don't have to show you that stuff. Mia, >> you don't have to show me. So, I don't have to show >> No, that it does. It doesn't work. that it doesn't work that way. >> It doesn't work that way, ma'am. >> She just told you that you did. >> Ma'am, we don't have to show you our radar equipment. No, we don't. No, we don't. Ma'am, >> if you have you I want to verify. How you going to accuse me? It was officer. Listen, it was caused in front of me. How did she pick me out of all the people? Where's her proof? Ma'am, may we please have your identification? >> Ma'am, can we have Ma'am, can we have your ID, ma'am? That's all we need. >> I just explained all that to you. And yes, I did, ma'am. Cuz we don't have to show you what our radar stuff reading is. No, we don't, ma'am. Maybe for court, but not right now. >> Y'all know we are too, ma'am. [laughter] >> Yes, ma'am. >> Still here. Still waiting for your ID that you won't give me. >> Yeah. >> You can make this process go a whole lot faster. >> Go very poorly for you, dear. >> Okay. I'm not I'm not >> So, can I speak to your supervisor for your supervisor? >> They're in route. >> Okay. >> Try to get all this resolved without a supervisor. see your supervisor come again. >> Okay. All right. We'll be back. >> The way this Karen was behaving at a simple request for identification, God knows what a menace she would be to people in her daily life, but perhaps her circle may have entertained her obnoxious attitude. These officers definitely wouldn't. >> I want you to also understand that by refusing to give your ID, you'll be subject to arrest or you will go to jail. If that's what you're waiting for to provide identification, you you can be arrested for not providing your ID. Okay, I tried you guys. You have none. You are right about here and you keep walking up. >> That's what we do, ma'am. On traffic stop, we walk up. >> I didn't do any I didn't do anything wrong. How can you prove that? >> It's on my LAR gun. >> I do. It's called probable cause, dear. That is the standard that we have met today. Yep. Probable cause of a traffic infraction. >> What's your name? >> Hey, I can't hear anything you're saying with your window. >> What's your name? I'm asking for your name, >> Riley. Right here on my See, right there. Can you read? >> Yep. There you go. >> Officer Markham. >> Officer. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What's that? my supervisor name. The supervisor coming here. >> That gentleman is not my supervisor. >> What's his name though? >> I actually don't know his name. That's a daytime traffic unit. I've only seen him a few times. I hear they're rare. >> What's that? >> I thought you didn't want us surrounding your car, dear. I'm very confused on what you want. >> That's correct. >> Oh, because you're refusing to provide your identification. >> So, you want to call my car for nothing? I didn't. >> No, you did not provide your identification. That is what you did do. >> I do that. >> I believe she said you were speeding. Is that correct? Yep. Speeding. >> Yep. So, instead of providing your ID and uh possibly getting a speeding ticket, you're now your car is now getting towed. >> Man, this could have gone completely different. That was on you. And there's not no reason. You have refused to provide your ID. >> And I didn't even do anything. You say that I didn't >> You You say you didn't do anything. >> You said that I was >> I did say that and you were >> I was correct. >> Yes. 53 and a 35. >> So I was doing 53. So everybody was doing 53, right? Correct. >> No. >> So I was the only one. So was it cars in front of me? >> No, >> it wasn't cars in front of you. >> There were cars in front of you not going 53. >> There was cars. So how are you going to get to the tow truck? Where's the supervisor at? How you going to tell someone when I ask for a supervisor? >> Don't need a supervisor to tow your car, ma'am. Here, I'm going to ask you I'm going to give you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Ma'am, I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Okay? Lawful order to step out of the vehicle. You're you're failing to provide your ID at a lawful traffic stop, which is a crime. >> Okay. So, you can either you can either roll the window down or I will break it. >> Okay. So, ma'am, you've been given plenty of opportunities here. You are you going to provide your ID? >> Are you going to provide your ID? >> Are you serious? >> Absolutely. Are you going to provide your ID? >> What did I do wrong? >> Speeding. Speeding was the reason for the traffic stop. >> Are you going to provide your ID? >> Are you going to provide your ID? >> Okay. I've asked you several times. You refused to answer. Are you going to step out of the vehicle? >> Are you going to step out of the vehicle? Okay, ma'am. You are now under arrest. You are under arrest for obstruction of official business and pre failing to provide your ID. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle or I will break the window. Step out of the vehicle or I will break the window. Ma'am, I'm telling you one more time. Step out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> There are multiple instances where the Karen would have complied with the officers. In fact, it would have worked in her favor and saved her from the following outcome. Okay. >> Oh my Oh my god. Step out. >> No, I didn't do anything wrong. Okay. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. I didn't even do anything wrong. >> Oh my god. This is crazy. >> Everything's all right. >> Oh my god. Your hands together like a frame. >> Are you serious? Oh yeah. >> Did you drop your phone for your phone? >> Wow. Okay. >> This way. >> I got K. Is this the supervisor? >> Yes, it is. Here, >> can I speak to the supervisor, please? >> Have a seat. >> That is no problem whatsoever. >> That's what it's here for. >> I don't have a seat when there's all this stuff right there. >> Scoot in around your mind. Careful. I'm trying to sit down, ma'am. >> Are you the supervisor? >> I am. >> And what's your name? >> Sergeant McDonald. >> I have done nothing wrong. I have done absolutely nothing wrong. Officer, I promise to God on my dad's grave. My dad is deceased. And they she pulled me out over I asked her and it's all on my recording on my phone. I asked her, "Was there any like how did you pull me out of the lineup out of all these people that was driving on the vehicle?" I asked her, "Was it I said, "Was I was I the only one on the road?" She said, "Yes, I was not officer, it was vehicles in front of me. How did you pick me out of all the people?" That's what I don't understand. I was not I was not speedy at all. I'm kind of I was going to the shop. That Oh my god. I was going to the shop. I'm I'm trying to look for a stolen car. >> Yeah. >> Why? Your car? >> Yeah. It's I've worked for a business. >> Who do you work for? for mayor rental cars right down the street and I was going there to to put information so that I could have in the system. >> So I guess the whole thing is ma'am if she said she got you speeding. >> She did not I >> you can't say that. You don't know how these machines work. You don't know how they >> And that's the thing. I was not speeding. That's the funny part about I was not speeding. How why would I speed? >> That's not that's not something that we debate on the side of the road. If that's how you feel, then that's something you got to go to court for. And >> that's fine. I'll just go to court for that. I'll go to court for I just go to court. She says that she had you speeding and she writes you a ticket. You still have to give her your information and go that route. This is >> I have to speak to a manager. I asked to speak to a supervisor. She she and then uh the so I don't know he's a sergeant the African-American one. They them two had pulled up and I asked to speak to a supervisor. They was like okay well he's on his way. And then he broke the glass and everything for no reason. All I said was let me speak to a supervisor. You didn't have to go through that extent to do all this extra stuff >> calling other people to come here and everything else. The owner. That's the own. Oh my god. I called the owner. I'm scared. You guys are >> Did you ever give them your information? >> I didn't because I didn't understand what I mean. But listen, >> you got you got to look at it this way. You were being uncooperative with them from >> How am I? No. How am I being uncooperative? >> You get pulled over by the police and you're driving over me. You're required to show them your your your drugs. >> Why am I required? I don't have rights. Where's my rights at the end? >> So, I don't have rights. >> If you're part of a tra I'm not saying you don't have rights. I'm saying you are required to provide information >> and and you're the supervisor. >> I want I I can't wait for this all to be on documentations. >> Okay, that's fine. I don't I mean it's it's like driver's ed 101 that you're required to show your driver's license when you get pulled over on a traffic stop. >> It was safe to say that this Karen was having trouble coming to terms with the consequences of her knowit all attitude, but it was no use to play the victim card now. It hurts so bad. It hurts so bad. What I'm going to do is I'm going to put another set on. Okay. Is that better? just for you to get through here. >> Um, you'll be out of here probably about 7 minutes out of this room and then I don't know how full they are. I don't know how long it takes for booking and then uh what are all your charges? >> I don't even know. I mean I didn't even do anything. That's a crazy brother. That's why I was so confused that I had to speak to his supervisor. I was receiving the information. >> The supervisor showed up. >> I had to speak to his supervisor. He wasn't even happy. Like a supervisor and everybody was dressed. I'm just so scared cuz it was like I didn't even do anything. I didn't even do anything. All I'm just doing was just go to the shop and that's what I was doing. I work for a car business. I'm looking for a stolen car. I was like speeding. I'm not even like that. That was so crazy. And that's all I had was to speak to super. I was trying to put the key back up and I as that was it. And I was about to go like hello and I was expecting all this to happen for what like and then we just had to come out and just listen to me. He wasn't even trying to be this. That's the sick part about it. Like, I didn't even do anything wrong. I'm so hurt right now because it's like I'm not even a bad person. I'm not a bad person. I'm not at all. I don't deserve it at all. This is so heartbreaking for me right now. >> What kind of shirt do you wear? What's your first name? >> My name is Erica. >> All right, Eric. What they're going to have you do is they're going to have you face the window here. They're going to ask you some questions and just um just going to go through the process. Okay. >> The lady was resultantly charged with obstruction of justice. Speaking of being hostile, this Karen not only assaulted a fellow mother, but also went to unholy lengths in an attempt to avoid being arrested. >> What law? >> Damn. If you keep fighting me, I'm going to try. >> What? >> Don't throw me down these stairs. >> I'm pissing. I'm sorry. >> Stop touching my You weirdos. Don't do this. This is disgusting. This my breath. On March the 19th, 2023, deputies were called to a baseball game after two mothers reportedly got into a scuffle when an officer arrived on the scene. He encountered one of the ladies involved in the altercation who had a pretty interesting story to tell. >> You tell me earlier is like you think this is a situation. I was like it's not a situation. I was like sit here for a bit but I would like to sit down. I've been here since 11. So, what happened to her face? >> I pushed her face out of line. She was swinging. >> She was swinging at me. >> Did she hit you? >> Yes. >> Is that where this came from? >> No. No. She finally split. >> She did swing at me. I just pushed her face. >> Yes. >> She She came to She defended hers. >> I don't even know these people. This is what you see. >> The whole thing just started. She got real aggressive with her and came back and then she just defended herself. >> She was in a hand at her. What happened after that? >> Out of my face. I pushed her out of her fingernails and I'm sorry. >> Yeah, her her hand I know. Her hand was right there into her eyes. >> She wouldn't try to get her eyes. She just push. >> She didn't swing it or nothing. I saw the whole thing. >> She hit her in the face, right? Did she actually hit her? >> I don't want to get her cuz I was standing back. Did she actually hit you? >> She actually did. Like on the side of my face. >> Like I don't know if you're going to see it. >> I got you. >> You want to press charges at all? >> No. >> I don't want any problems. >> She doesn't want to press charges. Escort. I mean, you could do now, but I want to go with the water real fast. They don't want to throw on like I don't want to be bothered with her though. >> For somebody who just got assaulted, the lady in the green displayed a great deal of restraint in her response. Both towards the manic Karen and the deputies as well. One could only hope that the Karen in red would treat this act of kindness as a learning curve. >> Ma'am, it's not an option. Either you leave or take her to jail. >> You want to take me to jail? >> Yes. So the conduct. Okay. So you got no choice. I don't have an option to leave because someone else >> and I'm trying to give you an opportunity to to fix the issue. Okay. >> I have to prove myself because someone else >> You're both going you're both legal. It's not just >> Are you kidding? >> No, I'm not kidding you. >> I've never left my seat. >> Okay, that's fine. But I'm giving this last opportunity to leave voluntarily or I'm going to put you in. >> My partner My partner just explained it to you. >> No, I didn't hear it. I want to hear it again. I'm sorry. Is this your partner? I can hear you. >> You can ask to leave. You're refusing to leave. >> I have to ask to leave for what reason? What law did I >> What law did I >> What law did the last opportunity? I'll put you in the house. >> What law? What law? >> What? >> Got it. What? >> That's what you get for stay. >> Hey sir, don't mitigate. I don't know how great is you. All right. >> Damn. If you keep fighting me, I'm going to drag you. >> One law. Are you on crazy? >> Let's go, >> guys. Get out of the way. Get out of the way now. >> What law did I break? What did you have? I didn't do anything. I shouldn't >> ma'am. Let's go. >> Hey, I'm going to drag your ass out if you keep fighting us. You understand? >> What law did I break? >> What law did I break? This is insane. What is wrong with you people? What law did I break? >> Keep walking. Keep walking. >> I'm barefoot, by the way. You can walk normal. >> Can you walk normal? >> Why? Can you? >> Let's go. >> Keep moving. You better start walking on or drag your ass down. >> Why do you want to do this? >> Shut up and walk. >> Why do you want to step on my feet? I have neuropathy. I can't feel my feet, you psychopath. You have no idea. Why would you want to do this? >> Quit acting like an idiot. >> Quit acting like an idiot. Just wants to play that game now, right? We should take three of us. Come on. >> Stop. I have to rap with you morons. You got to stop. It hurts. It hurts. Don't throw me down these stairs. >> I'm pissing. I'm sorry. Please, please, please, guys. [laughter] No. I'm sorry. I'm pissing. I just pissed my pants. Guys, please stop for a second. Half a second. Very, give me a normal. >> Don't act like an adult. or a child. >> I'm a person. >> You're making a scene. >> I'm not intentionally. >> I promise you. Let's go. >> Walk. >> You guys are insane. People just >> You guys are insane. I can't even believe this is a reality. Wo! Is it hard when you fall down? This is insane. This hurts, [screaming] >> man. Come on. Make this easy. Okay, >> make this easy. You guys are insanely taking me. >> You guys, you disgusting. >> Which way? >> I got it, sir. >> You got me. You got me. You guys got me. You >> go, man. Come on. >> Damn. Yo, you guys, I love how you tug both back and forth. her. I'm not a him. >> It was wishful thinking to expect that this plus-sized lunatic would act right. If this Karen was willing to assault an innocent citizen, there were truly no boundaries she wouldn't be willing to cross. >> You guys are >> Oh, really? >> Oh, you thought that was nice? Oh, [screaming] >> way to sue. He just tried to push my head into the class. Let's do it. Do it. I dare you. I push my head open. >> Push my head to the glass. You push my head to the glass. I dare you. I >> open. It's open. >> It's not open. It's clearly not not off my >> charge, man. I'm just so you're aware. >> Oh, really? That's >> Get away from me. >> You're psychotic. Get away from me. Don't my ear, you weirdo. >> You got anything that's going to poke me or mistake me? >> Not at all. >> Anything in your bra? >> No. Nope. >> Any lighters? Nope. >> You guys are disgusting. >> Don't touch me. >> Got to start. >> Don't grab. >> I'm sorry. You're fine. >> You guys, can you guys back up and let her do what she got to do? >> Let her do what she got to do. >> I don't want to be spit on. I don't want to be kicked. >> I won't spit on you, but I've already pissed cuz you guys are disgusting. You guys are perverts. >> Why would you grab me on the other side? I'm barefooted. >> I need someone to hold on to you while I while I search you. You understand? >> You already know. First of all, you don't have a right to search me. I mean, you already did. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. >> I have every right to search you. You understand that? >> No, I don't. >> You have two charges right now. >> For what? >> That on Leo. >> Can you move your >> disorderly conduct? I'm just talking. I know. Can you guys not let me listen to her? What am I arrested for? This is >> disorderly conduct. >> Disordered Connie for what? I was hanging out at I'm sorry. I'm not trying to >> stop. >> No, I'm This is You know, >> finish your search and everything. >> You know this. Do you know this is wrong? >> Please say sorry. Please >> I don't care. No, I'm not going to do what you want. >> No, man. I'm nothing. >> Don't make me get resisting on you, too. >> You're going to have me. >> So, finish. >> So, you guys, can you not put your hands in my pants? This is nothing. I'm not doing anything. This is disgusting. I don't know. We all >> stop touching my you weirdos. Don't do this. This is disgusting. This my pants. [screaming] Get out of my pants. I do not exist. I'm not telling you can do it. Stop. You monsters. What's wrong with you? What is wrong with you? Smile. You think it's funny? >> I was nobody. I was my child. I was my baby. You weirdos. Do not touch her. >> I don't want to push you in. Put your legs for me. Sir, do not put yourself on me. I promise you'll be in the car. Put your legs inside. >> No, I'm going to sit in the car. I'm going to have to put you inside the car. >> You're going to put your hands on me and force me. >> I don't want to, but just Why would you do it, >> ma'am? We're not going to go back. >> I'm not doing anything. >> So, I'm going to have to push you inside the car. >> Are you insane? What is happening with my child? So, you're going to put your hands on me. You're going to push me. You're >> making this way. Hey, the barter might know who's here. >> I didn't do anything. >> Ma'am, please. >> You can stop attacking me. >> Stop attacking me. I'm not out. >> Wow. >> I'm not doing anything. I'm not stopping and I'm not doing anything. So, you both think grabbing me is the right way to go. >> Scraping. >> Sit up. >> I'm not doing anything to prevent. >> No. The officers showed an astounding amount of tolerance when dealing with the nasty Karen in red, who felt no shame in spraying her bodily fluids all over herself. And the officers, too. And even after ending up in cuffs, this Karen just didn't know when to stop. >> I am a human being that never know any laws. You piece of Get me out. >> I didn't do anything. >> My arms are broken. You lying pieces of >> I didn't do anything towards you. What law? What law? One law. Get me out. [screaming] It hurts. It hurts. You piece of me. Get me out of here. [screaming] Get me out of here, you psychos. Get me out. [screaming] Get me out. You piece of Get me out. >> Do you have any Get me out. >> Do you have any monster? I did nothing. I broke no laws. hanging out at the >> football or the baseball game with my daughter, my child. Believe you me. >> I wonder if it you ugly fat. >> Do you think he would be happy to see you like this >> in a car? >> Do you think your child would be happy to see you like this? I know. >> Hey, knock back. >> Get me out. You >> get me out of >> What's your name? What's your name? >> Not your Get me out of the chat. My name is good citizen. >> Well, actually, you don't know law cuz nobody knows law cuz y'all are every one elect one of y'all are dumb. It's not even really y'all's talk. >> Your government sucks and stuff. And I don't really blame y'all. >> Family that loves the law. >> Hey, some people like some people like that stuff nowadays. I guess it works in their favor. >> What? Mommy. Mommy. Mommy. Mommy. [screaming] They're holding me. Mom. Mom, [screaming] help. Somebody help me. Help. >> Who's where? Where did you come with your son? >> What law did I break? >> Listen, I'm trying to find your son. >> What law did I break? >> We're not going to go through this again. You already explained. >> No. Go through it again. >> Every time I try to explain, you cut me off. >> What law did I break? I want to know. This is sick. This is sick. You're going to put a bomb in here. You're going to put a bomb in here. You're going to throw a bomb in here. >> All righty. Come on out. We're going to put you in my car. Okay. >> Yeah, you guys are adorable. Why don't you one room after another off me? >> For what reason? >> We're not going to have this conversation. Just come sit sit down so we don't have to put in the car. >> You hear that? Uh my hair. game of the hair out of my >> All right. So, I'll explain everything to you as soon as you have a seat. Okay. >> So, can we can we just be cool with each other? >> Yeah. >> All right. Just go and sit inside the car. >> Yeah. I So, I'm sitting in the car. I'm like not Hey, could you not be a I'm literally incapable of doing anything. >> Could you just use words? I am barefooted. My foot is my toe. Do you see me bleeding? >> I understand. >> Yeah. That's what you guys did to me. Yes. Sir, what would you like to tell me when I didn't do anything? >> Okay. I would like I like First go and sit inside the car. Okay. >> I'm sitting physically inside the >> No, I mean I want you to bring your feet. >> You can just ask me lots of stuff. What would you want me Can you just talk? >> Okay. Ma'am, you do a >> Shut up. This is so ridiculous. >> Ma'am, please move your feet inside the car. >> What am I being charged with? >> You're being charged with with drunken disorderly. Okay. So, disorderly intoxication. And you're also being charged with battling law enforcement officer for spitting on me and kicking me. >> So, you don't remember doing that? Oh, well, you mean when you're physically handling Oh, okay. All right. >> All right. So, go and move your feet inside the car for me. Okay. Thank you, ma'am. I'd be more than happy to answer all >> Oh my god, you're being very dramatic. What else do you got to say? >> Nothing. Just go and move your feet inside the car. >> You guys arrested me and this is insanely >> But you understand why you're being arrested. >> No, I don't. You make no sense. You tried to arrest me before you even tried to attack me, which is what I was defending myself. >> You know, no one attacked you at all. >> It's fine. It's okay. Fine. In the end, the Karen was charged with disorderly intoxication and battery on a police officer. While this Karen wasn't the brightest bulb in the room, she fared much better than Rochelle, an entitled black Karen who thought it was okay to drink and drive. >> How much have you had a drink? >> How much did you have a drink? >> Me? Nothing. >> Okay, same here. >> You can't drive the vehicle because you're over the limit. >> I'm not over the limit. I'm not drunk. Who getting a DUI? the one that was driving and I'm towing the vehicle and the vehicle was getting towed for a 12-hour. >> On August the 29th, 2024, deputies spotted a woman asleep in her car at the side of the highway. They approached her to understand what was going on, but she soon came to regret that decision. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> No, she needs to wake up. >> Tell her. Ma'am, you got to wake up. It's the police. >> Ma'am, she been drinking. >> Tell her to wake up or you're going to call an ambulance. >> Ma'am, you need an ambulance. Ma'am, >> you need an ambulance. You do? >> Okay. >> 24. Can you start? What's his deal? >> Sorry. >> Sir, have you been drinking too or no? >> It's okay if you've been drinking or not. I just just trying to see who could drive the vehicle. You got a license. >> You don't got a valid license? >> Okay. >> She needs to talk to you. Don't talk to >> Ma'am. Ma'am, it's the police. >> The police. Police. >> It is right here. >> Ma'am, I'm right here. >> Ma'am, has she been drinking too? Do you know? So, we're trying not to tow the vehicle cuz uh I don't know what she is for you, but she she's getting arrested for DUI. Okay. >> All right. >> She said the police is not here. >> The what? >> She don't think it's I'm the police. >> Most certainly are. >> Ma'am. I'm up. Damn. Get up. Get up. She got a cup here with >> Yeah. >> All right. Well, tell him to get a ride. She's probably going to go to the hospital. >> All right. >> You think you could call a ride for yourself? Have somebody pick you up? >> Oh, ma'am. Sorry. >> Hey, you better start talking to him or the the car's going to get towed. >> He's trying to establish whether you're okay to drive. >> I'm okay. >> So, if you can't talk to him >> if you can't talk to him, you're not okay to drive. >> I'm stable >> and the car is going to get towed. >> Okay, fine. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. >> How much have you been drinking, ma'am? >> Here we go. >> You're not in trouble if you drank or not. I just want to know if you're okay to drive. >> I'm okay. Okay. How much did you had a drink? >> I'm okay. I'm >> Is this your cup? >> You said what? >> I'm staying. >> How much have you had a drink? >> How much did you have a drink? >> Me? Nothing. >> Okay. Same here. >> How about you? Nothing. >> Okay. Cuz you weren't responsive initially when he was trying to talk to you. He's trying to >> sleep. I'm trying to get some sleep. Well, you said you need a ambulance, too. >> I never said that. >> Yes, you did. >> You You shook your head. Yes. >> Okay. >> So, you >> whatever y'all say. >> So, you don't need an ambulance now. >> No, I don't need an ambulance. I never said that. >> You nodded your head when he asked you that question. >> Never said that. >> So, you're you're going to have to talk to him to establish that you're not intoxicated so you can drive away from here. If you're not going to do that, then he's going to tow your car. >> Jesus. I'm good. Give me a second. Okay. >> This Karen identified as Rochelle had no idea how much danger she had not only put herself in, but also others as well by making the irresponsible choice of passing out in the middle of the highway. It didn't take a genius to realize that alcohol was most definitely a contributing factor to Rochelle's belligerent state. So, the responding officer decided to go ahead with a breathalyzer test to determine just how far gone she was. Blow blow blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. Good. >> Nice. So your vehicle is going to get towed. Okay. 141 >> cuz you're almost as twice the legal limit. So you can't >> I get drunk. What is you talking about? >> 141. >> I I can't see nothing. It's blank. >> Well, took off, but you can't be driving. You want to blow again and then I'll show you again? >> Yeah. Give me something again. >> I don't have to show you. >> Just show me something blank. >> Nobody can see me. I'm fine. It's a turning mother partner right here. You got to blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. 124. >> What's 1.24? >> Above the legal limit. >> If you're over the limit, you can't let >> Is there anything you need from the vehicle, ma'am? >> So, you're not you're not being arrested. You're not in any trouble, but you can't drive the vehicle because because you're over the limit. >> I'm not over the limit. I'm not drunk. >> I'm not drunk. >> Ma'am, you need something from the vehicle? >> Yes. I need everything on my vehicle. Do you need something? >> Yeah, I'mma tow your vehicle. That's why. >> No, you're not towing my vehicle. >> Your vehicle's getting towed. >> My car is not getting towed. >> You need something from the vehicle? >> Yes, I need everything. >> What are you getting mad at me for? >> Out of here. Move. I see why Trump want to get rid of your immigrant >> out of here. Y'all drunk. >> You mind giving me the keys? Turning off the vehicle. >> Can't wait till Trump get ready. >> All right, ma'am. Step out. Step out cuz at this point you're going to be obstructing my investigation. >> Excuse me. >> You said do I need something out my vehicle? I'm getting things out my vehicle. >> Step out the vehicle. >> Now you saying I'm drunk and all this [ __ ] >> Step out the vehicle, ma'am. >> Damn. >> I'm not going to tell you again. >> I'm raising up all my windows so nothing going on with my windows. I have my um have my stuff. >> You got your ID? >> Um let me look in the back cuz I got my work bag back here. >> Well, you won't be able to take out your car for 12 hours. >> 12 hours. >> 12 hours for what? >> 12 hour DUI hold. >> Who getting a DUI? >> The one that was driving and I'm towing the vehicle and the vehicle is getting towed for a 12-hour DUI. >> Why are you toing my car though? I'm just trying to figure out why are you toing my car? Step out. Step out the vehicle. Get out. >> I'm just trying to figure out why is my car. >> Get out. >> I'm I'm able to drive. >> Instead of taking accountability for blowing twice over the legal limit, Rochelle decided to get upset as if she were the one being inconvenienced. If that wasn't bad enough, she even resorted to throwing racially motivated insults at the hardworking officer. This plus-sized Karen was really pushing the limits today, and it wouldn't be long before karma caught up to her. >> I'm going to tell you one more time. I'm going tell you one more time. Step out. >> I see why people be getting snapped out. I see why your mother touching me. You touching me. >> You turn around. >> Turn around. Stop. You >> stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. He touched me. >> You just pushed me. No, I did not do it. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Just touch. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> I'm not I'm not doing that. I want the female officer and I want your supervisor right now. No, I'm not doing it. Before you touch me, look how you doing me. You see what I'm talking about? >> I didn't even do nothing to you. >> Turn around. You've been You've been aggressive. For what? >> You're under a rush. I already >> For what? I want a female officer right now. >> I want a female officer right now. I want a female officer right now. You've been aggressive since day one. You've been aggressive. Since day one. >> I want him touching me. I don't want you touching me. I don't want you touching me. Get your hands off me. >> I got you. >> All right. Thank you. >> I can't wait. >> I didn't even do anything. You was You've been aggressive since day one. Let me have this. >> Thank you. I want him touching me. You on my brain. You on my brain. >> Thank you, ma'am. Right. >> I'm going to stand you up. I want your pants got pulled down. I want to pull your pants up. >> Thank you. >> Cuz he slammed me to the ground. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. I never touch you. >> It's on camera. >> I You know what? I swear to God. >> I want to know who his name is cuz I'm going to make sure I expose you. >> I can't wait till Trump get rid of y'all. >> Yes. I want a supervisor to come. He been aggressive since day one. I see why people be snapping out. It's people like you don't understand. I didn't never did nothing. I want a female. I'm not doing nothing. You got the cuffs on me. I want the female supervisor to come. I want the charge to come. You don't know who I am. >> You don't know who I am. Make sure I put you on the news. >> You've been aggressive since day one. >> I need somebody to come out. >> Y'all got Y'all had me out here with my pants down. You know, I see why people be acting the way they do. 10 y'all uh police officers. Y'all been aggressive. Y'all came and saw a crime, but y'all over here being aggressive out of here. >> Saw the cold case. >> This is where we at getting arrested for obstruction. Okay. >> Obstruction from what? And you the one that was >> I told you many times. Okay. >> Resisting. >> Resisting. >> And battery on a police officer. Okay. My sergeant's not coming here. My sergeant's not going to come here. If you want to file a complaint once you get out of jail, of course, >> you can file a complaint. Okay. >> All right. So, that's where we're at. >> After all the nastiness Rochelle displayed to the officers, she still had the nerve to act surprised over getting arrested. If the audacity wasn't bad enough already, she decided to amp up her rebellion as well. >> I'm not getting off this ground >> until somebody come cuz you was aggressive since day one. Since I got up from the back seat, I'm not getting up. >> I wasn't instructed. You've been aggressive since day one. >> She's not going to get off the ground. >> I'm not getting off the ground. Just somebody come see me. >> How you doing, ma'am? >> Sh. Sergeant Sergeant CL. >> I'm not doing too good. >> What's going on? So, what's going on is I woke up out my back seat. I had a couple of drinks earlier. And then this officer right here was super aggressive. I don't feel comfortable with him while I'm talking cuz I don't want him to interrupt me or anything like that. >> Okay, he won't he won't interrupt. He's over there. >> He was so aggressive. so aggressive from from the start. Now I can admit when I'm wrong and I can admit when I'm right. He was so aggressive, disrespectful from the jump. Remind you I'm in my back seat. I don't know what's going on. I I got to get my thoughts together. He was so aggressive and so disrespectful. Long story short, he like we towing your car. this is that da da da da. He's on the other side cuz he really don't know what's going on. He's on the other side then with Miss Cleel. And he was like, "Well, we going to take take what you need. What do you need?" D. And I'm like, "Okay, let me get a chance to think." He grabs my arm. I'm trying to grab things. He grabs me first and I'm like, "Hold up." He's slamming me to the ground. everything. He was so disrespectful. He been aggressive. That's I I know that's not how y'all train him to deal with citizens out here. We got enough going on in the world, but he been disrespectful, too aggressive. He don't know how to handle things. I didn't do anything wrong. I said my peace. I did say some stuff. But he was so aggressive. So in the back seat when I was grabbing my things, he like, "Well, grab your last things." We get in the car told we going to do the breathalyzer. The first one it didn't show nothing. The second time it showed some numbers, but I didn't see it. He like, "Oh, it's 1.24." I want to get another breastilizer cuz I don't trust it. I'm able to drive my car. Okay. >> He was so aggressive, too disrespectful. Then in the back seat, he can't vouch for it, but he was on the other side. He grabs my arm and I'm like, "Wait, I'm grabbing my things." He get to swiping me. And I did resist because if you telling me grab my things, I'm trying to get all the important things I need because y'all going to tow my car. I need to get everything to the person that's out right now, Mr. Bills. >> Okay. >> You know what I'm saying? My phone is dead. You know what I'm saying? I need to get him the important cards that needs to give to him so he get cuz I don't know where to get my car at. I don't know where to go. We in the lost. We like in the wilderness. >> Is this your vehicle? >> Yes, this mine. Car insurance. I got, you know, I'm I'm I'm I got driver's license. Car insurance is short. Everything. I did the right thing. >> Rochelle was under the impression that she could spin the narrative in her favor and sway a cop who wasn't present on the scene. To give her the benefit of the doubt, which she most certainly did not deserve, the newly arriving officer decided to run her a breathalyzer test again. Keep going. There it goes. 120. >> Okay. >> The legal limit is 08. >> 08. >> Okay. So, you're basically just about two times over the legal limit. >> Okay. I can't let you drive. >> Okay. >> All right. Is the business card for the where your vehicle is going to be filled to? Where do you want me to put this? >> I need it in my hand. >> Okay. >> Can I put it in your pock, please? >> Because it's because he's got charges. Okay. He's going to take you down to Lake County Jail. You'll get processed. It's a misdemeanor. Okay. For whatever do I >> I understand. I can't those are his charges. I can't take his charges and make them go away. Okay. >> He's going to review >> I will review them. Okay. To to make sure that everything that was supposed to happen out here happened. Okay. I can't take the cuffs off you. I'm gonna ensure that we can put maybe two pairs of cuffs on you so you're more comfortable. Okay. He'll take you down to Lake County Jail. >> I'm just so upset the officer be disrespectful to the citizen. >> Well, I'm definitely going to look into that. >> You know, aggressive since day one. Like ain't no, "Hey, Rochelle, I understand you back here asleep." None of that. >> I completely understand. >> He don't need to be an officer. I see why Trump do not want people here. >> We're definitely gonna We're definitely going to look into it. I assure you that. Okay. So, >> I don't want him nowhere touching me, Sergeant. I don't want him touching me. >> I We're going to put We're going to put your hands behind your back with two cuffs. >> I don't I don't No, I just I I'm not doing anything like >> I I don't none of that. I don't want him touching me. He been aggressive since day one. He don't know how to talk to citizens. He's not right. And I'mma make sure I put him on blast. I'mma put him on Facebook. All that. >> Well, we'll look into it. I'll look into it. I'm going to review it like I promised you. >> I don't want my hands behind my back. I'm not doing that. I'm holding my pants. I just I just need to get in the car so I can go. Like, >> this is too much. >> We have to transport you to the jail. >> I'm going to jail for some name, dude. >> Hey, John, can you put her in your car and take her down there for him? I don't want him touching me. I don't want this man touching me at all. >> All right, you'll go with him. Okay, >> I go. We still got >> I don't want my hands behind my back. I'm holding my pants. >> No, >> I don't want to touch. >> We know who she is, right? >> Disrespectful. Aggressive with women. >> No. >> Can you turn my car off? >> Is your license in your bag? M. Can you turn my car off? The >> the tow oper is going to do it once the once the truck goes up on the truck. >> It got to turn. It's a push start. >> Yeah. Yeah. He He'll take care of it. >> I don't want him touching my car. None of that. I don't trust him. I don't like him. None of that. >> The truck's going to load up this vehicle and then they're going to hold on your keys until you >> I got to go here. I got to pay $200 that I don't have. I got to figure out how to come up with that money. >> I understand. >> I'm supposed to take my kids school shopping. And dude, it's always something, dude. >> All right. Can we Can we get you in the car? >> He's coming back now. Just wanted to check. Belch in a second. >> You going to grab it on the other side? >> Rochelle was charged with resisting arrest, battery, and obstruction. Rochelle faced the consequences of her actions, as did Heather, after she cooked up a storm against her cheating husband. >> Bro, she got my husband in that car, though. >> All right, step back. Come out the party. >> Go, >> Marcus. You're stupid, bro. >> I don't care. You're going to get arrested. Back up. >> I don't care. [screaming] >> Back up. Okay, put your hands back. >> No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I got anxiety, bro. >> On August the 9th, 2023, officers were called to a crime scene involving a jealous plus-sized Karen who had rammed her car into her husband's vehicle after spotting his girlfriend in the car. And it only took one glance at the Karen identified as Heather for the deputies to realize exactly why the woman's husband decided to cheat on her. >> Hey, bro. She got my husband in that car. Go. >> All right. Step back. >> Go. >> Marcus, you're stupid, bro. >> Get arrested. Stop. >> No. My husband should have got in that car, bro. >> I don't care. You're going to get arrested. Back up. >> I don't care. >> Back up. Okay. Put your hands behind. >> No. Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Up, bro. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Yo, that's my husband in that corner. >> She's a 2 and He's an alcoholic and he's got felonies and he >> that's arrested because you couldn't relax. That's my bro. That's my >> care. Stay right here. Stop. >> That's cool. That's cool, bro. >> Stop. Stop moving. >> Hey, can we at least poke my car up, please? >> No. Come over here with me. >> You're already going to get charged with resisting arresting. >> Really? You don't really do me like that, bro? >> Yes. We just had to fight you. Are you serious? I had to threaten to I'm not mad at you, bro, but that's my husband, bro. >> I don't care. When we show up, you relax. >> When we show up, you relax. >> How am I supposed to relax? That's my >> You're supposed to relax so you don't get arrested. >> But I'm sorry, bro. That's not about that, bro. It's my husband. It's not like a 22-y old little girl, bro. >> I was going to try to figure out what was going on, but you didn't give me an opportunity. >> It's not you, bro. You think I'm about to flip out, bro? Come on. It's a 22-y old little girl. >> I don't know anyone. I don't know anything that's going on because you didn't give me a chance to talk to you civily. I'm sorry. Stay over here. But >> this is my husband. This ain't a boyfriend. We're similar. This is a husband. >> What's your name? >> Heather. He's got me, bro. He's not supposed to be drinking, >> bro. Heather, in front of my face in my house. She's in my house. >> I get it. I understand. You don't get it, bro. >> I do get it. >> But when we show up, I'm trying to con I'm trying to calm you down and you won't give me a chance to figure out what's going on. >> So, why are we here? What's going on? Bro, >> did you chase them over here or what? >> When you when you be real, wouldn't you? >> Sure. >> Okay, you got to get proof, right? >> So, what happened? >> I got exciting. Heather really thought that she could get away with storming around the whole place just because her husband finally decided to pick a better partner for himself. Unfortunately for this Karen, she received no sympathy from the officers, prompting her to go for another tactic. I knew [laughter] >> Heather, do you have anything in your pockets? No. >> I don't know what I have in my pocket now. I need my hand. [laughter] I can't breathe. My hands. Okay. Where's your inhaler? [clears throat] >> Where is it? >> In your car. >> Just let me breathe for a minute, bro. >> Heather, why stand for me? Please stand for me. Baby, >> here. I have a seat. I'll go check for >> I don't need it. I don't have it in my car. I just cleaned my car. I don't have it in my >> Have a seat so we can figure this out. >> Look, bro. I wasn't trying to be >> We got to go talk to them. >> We'll pass that point. >> But listen, I need you here so I can go help her talk to them. It hurts tight, bro. Like, I'm not going to run. >> They're not going to get They're not going to get any tighter on you. Stop struggling in them. They're not going to get any tighter on you. I double locked them. >> Right. As of right now, you are officially under arrest. >> Please for resisting for obstructing and resisting arrest. That's for real. >> So face that face that reality that we're past that point. You are being charged. >> I understand. >> But I advised you to back up away from the car. You would not. And you continued to pound on that vehicle. And so I went to put you in cuffs and you fought me. So >> I didn't mean to fight you, bro. But this is anxiety. >> I almost tased you. >> I know. And I have I have medicine now. I have anxiety. >> Hop in the car, please. >> I kind of I'm tall. >> You need to hop in the car. All you people sit in there. >> There you go. Just breathe. Relax. Can you put air on? >> Yes, >> please. >> All that huffing and puffing did no favors for Heather, who still ended up down at the police station, suddenly more energetic than ever. >> Yes, I have no option. >> Nothing personal. Like, >> you fought me. >> I didn't fight you. >> What am I supposed to do? Not charging. You resisted arrest. I told you you're under arrest. >> Medication for anxiety attack. I swear to God, I do. >> Well, you I >> you might need to check your medications and maybe get on a new one. >> Runs away with a 22-y old little girl, but you knew about her mistake and [ __ ] Come on, man. You tell me you wouldn't slip off. If you saw your wife with another man, >> I would flip out, too. >> Okay. >> But I would also be willing to accept the consequences for flipping out. You have to accept the consequence. >> Avery, >> we've had this conversation before. >> We did. And I even told you I would fall back. But when it's at my house >> and then you brought it to the police department. >> No, she brought it to me. >> Heather was subsequently charged with resisting arrest, felonious assault, and obstructing official business. Heather got humbled real quick and so did Michael who vandalized public property and tried to cover it up. >> Investigation. There >> you go, sir. >> Are you hitting the mailbox? >> Well, there I have nothing to say. >> Call my lawyer. >> You guys see the firearm on the bed, right? On February the 17th, 2021, a witness reported that an older white male driving a silver vehicle with Florida plates struck a trash can before speeding away and parking nearby. It didn't take long for the officers to locate the man's house, identified as Michael. How you doing? >> That your little SAB out there on the side? >> Yes, sir. >> You know you took out a mailbox in the trash can. >> No, sir. >> That's a step out here. >> We got Signal 68 in there. You didn't know you hit the mailbox in a trash can? Somebody saw you do it? >> Not mailbox. >> Somebody saw you do it. Yeah. I just showed up right here. >> Somebody that lives 10 houses down saw you do it. Do you have a warrant or should be on my property? >> Huh? >> I don't think so. >> Well, we were knocking on the door. We heard you back here. So, >> shouldn't be on the property. You don't have a warrant, right? >> Well, we're not in the house. We're conducting an investigation. >> There you go, sir. >> For you hitting the mailbox. >> I have nothing to say. [music] Call my lawyer. >> Okay. Well, now he's going to force me to get a search warrant. >> Yes, sir. >> Get off my property. You are standing on my property. Get off. Yeah. No warrant. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm asking you to step out of here before so I can apply for a warrant. >> He's inside and >> No, you need to step out of the property. >> He's got He already locked the door. He's already with with a slot. >> He's got plain view. >> Step on out here, please, and talk to me. Huh? >> That's why I'm asking you to step off the property so I can apply for a warrant. Yeah. step out of the house so I can secure your residence and then I'm going to go apply for a warrant which could take three or four hours. >> Nope. No, that's not how it works because you have evidence in plain view right there. >> Check that. >> Hi, is that your help? We're here for a traffic accident that happened with that Saab. >> No. >> No. Well, if you would like to talk to me, I'd like to tell you. >> Alleged? >> No, it happened. It was It was witnessed. >> How do you think I ended up here? >> Alleged? >> No. >> Oh, hearay. Hear somebody down there. >> They saw you. They got pictures. >> How do you think I ended up here? He described it. >> He has pictures. >> They They described the car. >> Older white male CBD that I >> No, we're going to confiscate that. We're going to test it to make sure it's really CBD. >> You guys have no right to come barging up on my property like this. >> We've been knocking on the front door. We've been doing everything. We heard music playing back here. That's why we figured you couldn't hear us. >> Oh. So, you just thought you could help welcome yourself to the back of my property >> to make contact with you? Yes, we'll make contact with you. >> My property. I rent this. I pay the bills here. >> Okay. >> Not you, not him. Get off my property. >> We came back here to make contact with you. >> Yep. >> Yep. >> Hi. >> And now you're obstructing an investigation. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah, you are. At this point now you're under arrest >> for what? >> For your conduct. >> Under arrest and you're telling them they're gonna have to use force to secure your person. >> Why am I under arrest? >> We keep we keep addressing. Is it the level of intoxication that's confusing you? >> Is your level of intoxication what's confusing you? Well, if you're impaired and that's in in making you incapable of understanding, then I'll quit trying to explain it to you because your level of impairment is not going to change rapidly enough for that to affect it. >> I can smell the alcohol through the window. >> Michael was confident that barricading himself inside the residence would keep the officers from accessing him, but in his apparent state of impairment, he failed to follow through with that plan. >> You guys see the firearm on the bed, right? close enough gun. >> Yeah. >> Which would still Please don't pick that up. Please don't pick that up. >> Don't pick. >> If you want to hand it to me, >> open the door. >> Hey, I'm not obstructing. All right, give me your hands. >> I'm That's not a goddamn fire. That's a bleeding gun. Sit up. Sit up. You all right? >> He tackled me, by the way. >> The land. >> Yeah. Well, my back hurts, too. >> All right. Sit up. Oh. Oh. Sit up. Oh, >> I'm going to need an ambulance. I'm going to need an ambulance. My back hurt. I think it broke my back. >> I don't think so. >> Yeah, I think it broke my back. >> I think you're just I can get you an ambulance though if you want one. >> You better get one here now. >> Roman Ambulance at 523 Falcon Drive male complaining of back pain. >> You You should not grab a fire. That's not a firearm. It's a goddamn gun. >> Well, we can't tell that. >> Oh, whatever. >> You weren't supposed to be on our property in the first place. This is private property. >> If I cuff you, is it going to hurt your back if I cuff you in the front? >> Yes, sir. >> So, cuffing you, putting your arm >> I'm not going nowhere. You already me up. Is that my lawyer? [snorts] >> Claude, you hear me? All right. They just me up. >> They don't have a warrant. >> No. No. No sir. He came out with the gun in his hand. >> He's got a gun. >> With a BB gun. >> With a BB gun. He's saying it's a BB gun. >> Jesus. Right. >> He He came out. You're >> idiot. >> He came out with a weapon in his hand. He was asked not to point it at I gave it to you guys. So I handed it to you with a bullet pointed at me. >> Okay. You didn't hand me >> say it your way. >> I handed that thing out the goddamn door backwards. >> Okay. So >> pointed at me. >> Well, maybe you're you >> maybe you're not hear you. >> Maybe you're not hearing the question that your attorney asked. >> You he asked if we forced you. You just stated that you came out with it. You pointed at it on my bed and said, "There's a firearm." And I said, "It's a BB gun." And I turned it around backwards and handed it to you. >> You opened the door. Correct. >> Shut up. That's what happened. You know it. >> You open the door. >> Shut the up. You know that. >> You open the door and you stepped out. >> You goddamn know that's what happened. >> You and him too know that's what happened. Him and his hurt [clears throat] back cuz he tackled me. >> I do. I do, sir. Yes. body cameras. >> I hope you do. >> Absolutely. I was >> I hope you do have body camera >> since you were addressing me >> and get out of my house. Got no warrant. >> I am not in your house, sir. I am standing right here outside your house. No one has entered into your house. >> Warrant. No entered into your house. >> Close my door. >> No, sir. >> Close my door. >> Uh sir, he is under arrest. That's >> close my door. >> No, sir. Michael was eventually charged with obstruction of officers duty upon striking a fixed object, DUI, and possession of substances. Michael wasn't able to intimidate the cops, and neither was this Karen able to after she got pulled over for a traffic stop. >> Just relax. Just relax. If I would have pulled you over, just imagine if somebody would have hit the front of your car. >> Y'all ain't even right. Y'all know y'all rules. >> Relax. >> Just relax. H. >> Is that a whole kit? >> Looks like it. >> Oh, that's a lie. >> On May the 23rd, 2023, officers initiated a routine traffic stop on a woman driving solo. As a Karen, she protested with appalling attitudes. But while she argued, the air around her car told its own story. A thick wave of marijuana clumsily masked by a desperate coverup scent. And when they asked her to step out of the vehicle, the situation went from routine to ridiculous in record time. >> How we doing? >> It ain't easy. Here you go. I'm supposed to y'all. >> So, can you not shine that light in my my face, please? >> It's not in your face. >> Please not shine that light in my face. >> It's right there at your What's his name? >> Okay. You shine it all in my face. All in my face. >> No, ma'am. I'm not. All right. So, Officer Boy with Ocala Police Department. The reason I pulled you over. All right. You know who I am. >> It don't matter, baby. You just run my license. >> All right. So, I go registration. This my baby daddy call the tag. >> You can still find the registration. >> I don't have it. >> Tag. That's why I told the last officer. Y'all always pulling me for nothing. >> Well, so you the reason why I pulled you, you were in the middle of the highway. You're not even at the white line. >> You even in the middle of the highway, sir. Come on. And then when you you speeding up behind me, you don't even have your signal on getting into the next lane, sir. I watched the whole transition. >> I watched the whole ordeal go down. Then I watched you sit right there. I said, "Watch. Get behind. >> Well, you also got a tag light out, too. So, there's that. >> A tag light? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Tag light. >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. >> Is it still your address? >> Nope. Why you going to come knock on my door? >> Nope. Just for the paperwork. >> Only time we come knock on doors is if you got a warrant. >> I ain't got no warrant. >> Probably two on three. All right then. Well, I wouldn't be there. 10:48. >> Who going to call me? >> I ain't calling nobody. Just Just relax. Just relax. >> No, because I'm so sad. Every time I move to Ocala, it's always fun with y'all. I cannot stand this place. I'm so glad when I move. >> So if I would pull over, then I can tell you my 31 years of living, baby. I'm so sick. >> So listen, if if I would have pulled you over, just imagine if if somebody would have hit the front of your car. 31. >> All right, you could just slide out real quick for me. I'mma talk to you back here. All right. >> Sir, why you in my car? >> What's that? >> Why you trying to light all of my stuff? It's called the reasonable expectation of privacy. There's a lesser one inside of a vehicle. >> Shining a light all over you. You ain't even announced yourself. You just standing over here. You shine a light all in my stuff. Like this is food. This instance like what are you shining a light on my >> Okay. I'm not arguing with you. >> Oh my goodness. >> Sir. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Can I I'm saying why you shining the light all in my stuff? Ain't no dope in here. You want to check the troll? >> All right. Well, that's for my safety. I don't know who I'm walking. >> What I'm going to do, sweetheart. Come on. I just speed away from cleaning my car. Y'all had a whole another car swap. Y'all just >> I don't know you. I'm >> Can I just get my ticket? I'm trying to go home. And no, I don't have to step out this car. This is my baby daddy's car. Run his tag and and go from there. You need me to call him? >> You could just step out real quick now. >> No. For what? >> So listen. So >> step out for what? >> No, I'm not stepping for what? >> So listen, he observed in plain view and then also >> Okay. in Plan View. There's Is there not a joint over there? >> Listen. No. And I'm No. No. >> You could just step out for me. Okay. >> No. I'm No, because y'all don't have No. All of a sudden he talking about >> Well, he he he can he did not say I'm >> You talking about a joint? I don't even Can you smell anything in this car? I'm call [music] I'm going to call my lawyer and I'm going to call my >> All right. So, you can call your lawyer, but listen. I'm I'mma tell you now. Okay. If we tell me now because you said you pull me up in the wrong lane just step out. Okay. >> I'm not going to do this. >> Listen, just step out. >> All right. >> It don't make no sense. Like I want you all my stuff on my person. No, you're not going to take the first out. Listen here. Here's what's going to happen. All right. Cuz this is not fair. Y'all sitting up here talking about y'all see all of this joint. >> Where did you see a joint? >> Oh man. >> Smell nothing. to clean my car. How can you smell anything? >> Step out the car. You can just stand right there. >> I'm not stepping out my car. This not even my car. This is my baby daddy's car. >> That still gives probable cause to search the car. >> Sir, you did not smell nothing. Can we get a chief out? You did not smell nothing. Guys are on the way so you can go. >> Okay. Can I wait till he get here? Because y'all see a joint in my and y'all smell. Where do you smell at, sir? And then you just standing like Come on. Y'all serious. >> Just step out. >> No, cuz I don't have nothing on me. No, >> just step out of the car. >> I don't have nothing. >> All right, listen. I'm not going to ask you. >> Can I get in touch with the owner of the car? Because y'all not >> even if you call Even if you get in contact, y'all cannot search this man car without his assistance. >> I don't if I have if there's plain smell and also plain view stuff because this is not right. >> Either either you're going to get out willingly or we're going to pull you out. Okay. >> Up for really. Despite clear warnings and direct commands, this Karen sat smuggly in her seat, convinced her car was a fortress and that she was the one calling the shots. But reality was revving up to hit her like a freight train and she was not going to see it coming. >> For what? >> You're calling him for nothing >> because you been trying. You supposed to got my license. You supposed to be You saw I'm in the wrong lane, sir. I signal. I did everything I'm supposed to do. I'm trying to go home. My sister been missing for 24 hours. I'm trying to go home to my kids. >> Sir, you got to step out of the car. >> All right, we're gonna step out. >> No, I can wait till the chief get here. >> No, you can't. There's a thing called Pennsylvania versus Mammies. If the police tell you to step out, you need to step out or you will go to jail for resisting. So, step out of the car. Let's go out of the car. You don't have to grab me, sir. You do not have to grab me. Can I get somebody on the phone? >> Step out of the car when you get back. You can do that when you get back. >> You do not have to grab me. >> Then step out of the car. >> You do Can you let me go? >> Step out of the car. >> Like, this is ridiculous. I want that. >> I can take my stuff. No, cuz y'all not planting nothing on me. >> We're not. There's a sashing body caps. Now, hold on. Can I show you? I got I got candy. I got >> Okay. Well, leave that. Leave that. Okay. >> Listen, y'all. Listen, y'all don't get out of the car. Slide out of the car. >> Slide out of the car. I want my stuff. I want my stuff. Y'all not going to plant nothing on me. Y'all don't have to >> Can y'all listen? >> Stop. >> Can y'all relax? I didn't even do anything. >> Just relax. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Sir, can you please I'm not resisting. >> I didn't even do anything. [snorts] >> Y'all ain't even right. Y'all know y'all rules. >> Stop. >> You twisting my >> Okay. Well, you're pulling away. Stop resisting. >> Jeez. Relax. Hold on. >> Can I get my shoe in my phone? >> I know. I already saw. >> Can I get my shoe? >> We will get that shortly. We will get that shortly. You got her. >> Double lock. >> You know, I'm not going nowhere. >> What started as a routine search quickly turned into opening Pandora's box, confirming not just their suspicions, but revealing a whole mess. She never intended to see the light of day. Is >> that a whole kit full of? >> Looks like it. Oh, that's a lot of >> just a little bit of in there. >> It's uh it's the burning incense. >> Okay, >> it's not my car. >> So, listen to me. But the the issue becomes if I understand maybe it's an inconvenience, but when the police tell you to step out of the car, there's [music] United States case law that says you have to step out. Okay. What we saw, what I saw when I walked up was what looked like plain to view you. So I told him in that bag. Okay. It looked like a blonde. >> It was It was my It was [music] I had friends in the car and they left some stuff in my car. And I was just taking their stuff. You said your first name was what again? >> Ashley. >> Ashley. >> We could just stuff. >> If you knew that was you, I we could have said you just said, "Hey, >> I didn't want to get in trouble." >> But there's we we have to act a certain way, right? We're all adults. I'm just scared cuz I've been I ain't been to Trump. I've been to prison. >> For what? >> And I know for all >> for what? >> It was It was some dumb stuff. I had to call. >> How old are you now? >> I'm 34 and I've been out since 2017. >> Okay. [music] So, 25ish, 27. >> Well, no, 23, 22. And I'm not going to lie, I had friends in the car. >> I got you. >> And they left some They did leave some stuff in my car, you know. >> Okay. I don't want to I'm going to have It's not my traffic stop. I'm not searching your car. Officer Boyd, listen. What I'm telling you is when Officer Boyd is done, he will come talk to you. >> About to run us more this way. It look like something like white in there. >> Yeah. >> Rustic outside the red bag. Yep. Got this paper here. >> Yep. That's what I'mma do. You got white stuff in there [music] 684 now for substance inside. $2 bill. >> Yeah. No, that's a rock. >> Make sure that Yeah, that's just a rock. >> It's like wore off. I'mma put the $2 bill back in there. It's just kind of standing up because I walked the line since I got out of the straight line. >> You work at 700. >> You do what? >> I'm a manager at 7-Eleven. >> Which one? >> My room. >> Okay. [music] >> I got three kids. >> She don't want to go to jail for nobody else stuff. I don't care. I'll tell whoever it belongs to. I don't care. With this latest discovery still stacking the odds against her, she dropped the tough act and shifted to instant humility with fake [music] cries. But the damage was already done. Her reckless choices were about to backfire in the worst way possible. >> 20 last James Collins with the last year. Yeah, this what Russo saw. He said, "Ash with a bunk." >> He saw it. >> Yeah. I knew I could smell the I'm like, man, and then that cover up smell cuz she said she cleaned out the car. >> I can see green in there. >> Yep. Mhm. I'm going to take a picture from this side. And it's glittery, too. Now we're good. Look at that. This was close. >> All right. >> I'm about to >> That's fine. >> All right. So, listen. I'mma read you something. All right. I need you to listen. Listen. Listen. >> Stop telling me what was in the car. Bro, okay. Show me 105. >> All right. So, listen. Listen. Let me talk to you. >> The officers threw her a curveball with a tricky question, and without a second thought, [music] she lied through her teeth. That split-second decision sent [music] everything spiraling downhill. >> Having these rats in mind, do you want to talk to me? >> I do. >> Okay. So, go. You start first. What's What are you wanting? >> All right. I told you I was like I told him I was like I don't know exactly what was in the car. I just had picked up the car from my baby just got in the car. >> You don't know what was in the car? But you just picked up the car from your baby daddy. So if we're telling you to step out, here's the issue. We're telling you to step out of the car, right? >> As you're stepping out, you grab both bags. >> Correct. I was grabbing my food in my in the green bag and my food. >> You was grabbing the green bag and your food. You grab the green bag in that black bag or green bag, whatever color that was. >> Sir, listen. It's not my That is my baby daddy. Not my baby daddy. I'm not going to lie. That is his brother's name and his whole boy. That's what he pick up my phone. He called. He said he said Ashley bro left something in the car. >> He said bro left something in the car. >> Yeah. I said what did he leave in the car? He said don't worry about it. Just take it to him. I said okay cuz he on 12 street. >> He told you to take it to him cuz he's home. >> So you was taking it to him? >> I don't know what was in the bag. >> But you was taking it to him. So if if he's telling you something so if he's telling you something in there that his homeboy left some in the car to take it to him and you ask him what it is and he say don't worry about it. You telling me you did not take a look inside to see what it is that could have possibly been in there. >> I don't want to do that. I don't want that to contradict me. I don't >> I get that. But you're driving around something that doesn't belong to you as you're claiming that you have no knowledge of >> sir. I don't have no reason to lie. Never been to prison. I know, but I hope I >> I got you, but it just makes no sense why you would grab that bag trying to get >> grab the bag. The bag was in the back seat. I just saw you I just did you not see me leaving from over by Speedway. >> You said the bag was in the back seat. I didn't find that bag. I stopped when I got the car. I stopped to get gas. >> He This officer grabbed the bag out of your hand cuz you you grabbed it from off the passenger front seat. was missing. I'm not trying to I'm not trying to talk myself out. I'll tell y'all whatever y'all want to know because I'm just telling >> I don't want to go down to nobody's [ __ ] I don't want to go down that three. >> Listen, unfortunately, that that's going to be the plan. All right. You are going to be placed under arrest for the substances that's found in. So if you only claiming ownership of that green bag, inside the green bag, there was a joint in there with green leaves receptions that's going to be tested as well too, sir. You tell me, sir. >> It's going to likely be. That's what it is. >> You can't tell me that you don't understand. That's why you was listen. No, no, no, no. Listen to why you was getting very defensive when he was pointing the light. And when he saw it, that's why you started acting the way you acted. >> They didn't talk to me. I didn't start. I told Did I not tell you when he came to this car? I said I panicked because I had just got a call saying that it was someone in the car. >> Did I not tell you that? Did I not say that? >> People in the car. >> He did have people in the car. >> And that's why I panic. I did panic because it's not mine. What did I do? Can you show me if you can just see? You can obviously see that I grabbed it and just throw it in the bag. >> You grabbed it and just throwed it in the bag. >> Well, why would you just grab it? >> I'm scared. I'm scared. >> Look where we at now. >> Look at where we at. You grab some of the substance. I can't tell you exactly what the other substances were, but I can tell you as of right now for sure. All right. >> So, listen. As of now, >> so listen. And then also inside the middle center console, there's a magazine with rounds in there. >> Listen, he is registered to license the car. Stop busting. >> I got you, but you're in possession of a vehicle. >> You're still in possession of a vehicle? Don't tell me I can't I know I'm a felon. Like he got I know. >> You You got to understand. You got to understand. >> How can I get in trouble for his stuff in his car? >> You got to understand you can't just be driving around a vehicle and stuff like that. Okay. >> So listen, ultimately he's still going to go to jail. All right. >> For whatever the control substances test positive for >> the convicted felon, possession of ammo by a convicted felon. Okay. Whatever y'all want to know. >> All right. So, that's what we going to do. Okay. We're going to get to the jail so we can get this stuff started. >> In the end, she was charged with possession of controlled substances. The previous Karen got exactly what was coming to her, as did this lady when she tried to inconvenience the cops by calling them for no reason. >> Listen, you called me for help. >> Oh, you're going to play that? Do you want to be tested? >> Okay. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Stop. >> Stop trying me. >> Stop trying. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> On March the 14th, 2024, Ohio officers responded to a customer's call at a local Walmart, claiming the manager was threatening her. The situation took a dramatic turn when the officer's attempts at a civil conversation were met with increasingly hostile and incoherent responses. What should have been a simple discussion rapidly spiraled into something the officers never saw coming. >> Okay, you called the cops. I'm here. What's going on? You >> come on. >> These people are mad at me. >> I don't care who does dope. >> Okay. So, what is going on? That's what I'm asking you. >> These people here, he does. >> Can you start? >> Okay. Listen. You called me for help. Oh, you're going to play that. >> What is going on? That's what I'm asking you. I just didn't want to be in the corner. Okay, that's all I'm saying is to step out of the door. >> Yeah. >> You want to play? >> Listen. >> You want to play? >> I'm not messing with you. I'm asking you what's going on. >> Do you want to be tested? >> Okay. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop trying me. >> Stop trying. >> Stop. >> Stop trying me. >> Stop. >> Stop it. >> Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> All right. Roll over. Roll over. >> Stop. Get off radio. >> Dude, you need to roll. >> Roll over. >> Get off my hand. Stop. >> Pull your hand out. >> You jerk down. >> Stop. You are. You are under arrest. >> Come on. >> No. >> Get stuck. I think it's I got you. Stop. >> Not entrance. We got to drive. >> Good. You better come through. >> You said >> Is there anything on you we should know about? >> Is there anything that's going to hurt us, poke us, stick us on? >> Any weapons? >> No. >> What's your name? >> Nothing [ __ ] >> Go ahead. And here's another one. >> All right. Are you going to sit up for us? Give us more >> information. You >> try to >> No. >> Despite the officer's professional approach, the Karen's resistance intensified, leading to a chaotic struggle that required multiple officers to contain. [music] Her bizarre accusations and behavior suggested she could be under the influence. Stop. >> Stop. >> Go get a hob. Go get a hover. >> Hover. >> Weapons. Stop. >> Resisting. >> Relax. >> I got my hands. I don't need you to help you. And he's just a Twist it. >> Yeah. >> Stop. >> Roll her on her side and then make her sit up. She won't kick so much. >> Ready? Roll. You're on your side. >> We'll do it for you then. But you want to do sha I'lling rip you apart >> they're all going to get you All >> that's mine. >> Yep. >> I tried to help her. >> Okay. >> Undo that buckle. Undo that buckle. >> You want me to give her Give me your her feet so I can >> me swing her feet here. Pull them down. You're not going to leave it there. >> Back it up. Hold her on the other side. Drive me. You mother. She was highly uncooperative and unwilling to comply, failing to grasp that there was no undoing her actions. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> My name is Sergeant Jackson. >> Hi, Sergeant Jack. >> So, walk me through your interaction with my officer today. Kind of explain what happened. >> What would you like? >> Start from the beginning. When my officer got on scene, what happened? Is there a reason why you were fighting with my officer? >> There's four of you. No, I'm asking you why why it took four of them to to get you restrained. >> I'm asking you that. >> Well, no. Like why did it why did they have to restrain you in the first place? First of all, you know why? >> I don't care. >> You what? I'm sorry. >> Okay. All right. Well, I'll just take that as you don't want to talk to me then. Okay. All right. The officers faced an unexpected complication when a male companion, whose connection to the young woman was far deeper than initially claimed, was found to have concealed his true identity. However, the full truth came to light once his real background was uncovered. >> Bring your hands back behind your back. You're not under arrest right now, but I just want to make sure you spread your legs apart a little bit wider, please. >> I'm waiting on the ride. I ain't nowhere. >> Who are you waiting for for the ride? My brother, I just called him. I ain't nowhere with her. I'm innocent. I ain't nowhere with her. I swear to God I ain't. >> I'm waiting on the camera. That's why we're out here. >> Nah, I ain't coming with her. >> All right. Do you have some ID on you, mother? You have You don't have a driver's license or anything? >> No. >> Not on me. Not on you. All right. I'm going to have you have a seat right over here to your right on that little stoop. Just have a seat right there. There you go. Just hang your hands on your knees. We got our notebooks out. >> I know. Thank you. >> Okay. So, how'd you get here? Um, >> thank you. >> My mama stay out here. I came out here to stay with my mama. I just came to the store for my ride. I'm innocent. I ain't I don't know that person at all. >> Okay. So, we were in there watching cameras and the Walmart staff believe that you were talking about people are going to jump in. Oh, I ain't talk to her. You look at the camera. I ain't talk to her now. I don't know her. >> Can we watch the camera? Is it going to show that you guys came together? >> No. Watch the camera. She ain't We ain't walking together and nothing. >> Okay. So, how did you get here? >> I came here on the bus. >> Okay. >> And my brother about to pick me up and take me home. >> What's your brother's name? I ain't dead. I ain't >> You don't know her at all? >> I don't know her at all. You saw someone down in here, right? >> Yeah, I did. But I don't know her. >> Who were you here with? >> No one. I thought you said you came here with somebody to get to get them. Well, well, who were you here with? Okay. I'm just trying to figure out if there's somebody else here that that we need to account for. All right, go ahead and stand up. >> Stand up, man. Go ahead. >> So, hey, your name is And you lied to us, so that's concerning. Have a secret. >> So, why'd you lie to me? >> Cuz I ain't want to get in trouble, bro. >> All right, I understand that, but we're just trying to figure out what's going on. So that can certainly Hey, look. >> I ain't had nothing to do with this. >> Okay. But when you lie to me and you're not being truthful about your identity, >> that's why you're sitting in handcuffs right now because you you failed to identify. You're lying to me. >> But at the end of the day, I had nothing to do with this. >> Well, we don't know that. That's why we're talking. Okay. >> Yes, sir. Do Do you have active warrants for your arrest? No. >> I ain't got no warrant. >> Okay. >> Nothing at all. Nothing at all. I ain't nothing. >> Before we ask you any questions, you must understand your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer before we ask you any questions and have a lawyer with you during questioning. >> Why would I stay here if I did? >> That Cincinnati one is a parole violation out of the Cincinnati hub. So >> Okay. Okay. >> So what about Cinti? >> Any warrants out of Cinti? >> I confirm CC. >> Okay. So we're verifying that right now. Do you think that's that's good? >> Are you a parole parole violation of Sensy? All right. I appreciate your honor, man. >> I just throw them on real quick. >> I just want to make sure Yeah. I just want to make sure these are tight and uh we can double lock them so they don't cinch down on your wrist. Your warrant for the parole violation was good. All right. You understand that? All right. Do you have anything in your sock? Anything at all? >> All right. >> All right. Leave that on for me. Okay. >> Yeah, fine. might be a little little too tight. >> Yeah. Safety first, though. Okay. >> At the station, something critical [music] emerged. But the lady, for reasons only known to her, pretended not to notice until the consequences forced her to cooperate. >> Is there anybody in your car at Walmart? Where are your kids at? No, they're not in there. >> Cuz here's the deal. Right now, if your kids are left somewhere where they're not safe right now, then you're going to get charged with something out of that. Whereas, if you tell us we can make sure your kids are okay, then it won't be as big of an issue. But if your kids are somewhere alone, I don't know how old they are. If they aren't old enough to take care of themselves, if they're somewhere alone right now, you're going to get yourself in a lot of trouble. >> So, where are your kids at? >> Do you still live? >> We'll start with this. How old are your kids? >> Okay. If something happens to them, you're going to be 100% responsible for it and spend a lot more time in prison for it if something happens. What's that? >> I'm not going to hurt you. You need to tell me what's going on with your kids cuz I want to make sure they're okay. Where are your kids? How old are your kids? All right. You do have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in court. This isn't about me trying to charge you with something, though. I'm just trying to make sure your kids are okay because obviously there's something going on with them that we I feel like we need to know about with how you're acting. What's that? >> We're not going to hurt your kids. If they're with somebody safe, we don't need to do anything. I just want to make sure they are safe. They are safe. You're confident enough to say that that we don't need to do anything cuz you're the mom. You're responsible for them. I'm giving you a chance if there's something that needs to be taken care of to make sure they're safe to tell us. Are they safe right now? So, they're with somebody that you trust. >> Okay. >> Eventually, she was charged with obstructing official business and possession of