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Do not do this. Please excuse me. You have a child on your chest yet Get that f**king 83 pounds Don't you f**king put that on me! You're to aggressive! You're gonna go to jail You're gonna go to jail Get the f**k away from me! You're gonna go to jail, and your child is- Stop! Let's go! Ah ah ah! Excuse you, what are... People sometimes think they're above the law? We've got cases of Karens who thought they could get away with anything until they met the cops. Get ready for some wild cases of karens who pushed the limits faced off with the cops. Our first incident is at the airport where a woman doesn’t accept her mistake and still arguing with cops. On July 1st, 2022, Broward County Sheriff's officers got a call about a woman who wouldn't pay for her big bag. She even said someone had 3 minutes to deal with her luggage. Everyone was guessing - what's in that bag? When the cops got there, they first thought maybe a homeless person left the bag. But the twist? The woman who owned it missed her flight 45 minutes before. Just clothing, but it's heavy. No tag, I mean, there's a holder. No. Oh, yeah. No, no, I'm just saying there's a holder, but no name. Is this is insane? 78 pounds 77. What could be in there? The cops were careful. They didn't want to touch the bag without gloves. They were wondering, "Why is this bag of clothes so heavy?" Everyone was eager to see what was inside! Turns out, it wasn't dangerous, but the contents were surprising. Oh, it looks like a homeless person. Like house. I mean, it's got like all this it's all shoes and whatever the heck this is, like a whole container of Q-tips. This looks like documents. Yeah Then they were all linked to Lisa Michelle Landy. She's got a master's degree from Notre Dame. Why would someone like her leave all this behind? The police knew they had to find her. It was more than just a forgotten suitcase; it was a mystery they needed to solve. The owner, a woman, was on her way to get it back, and she meant business. Turns out, there were more twists to this story. The airport staff told the police she might be drunk. And get this, if she's in Texas, she's not flying out. She's not flying, She's not flying. Okay. I just spoke with a supervisor that's covering that area, they're turning it over, so there's another side. But I spoke with both of them, and I said the woman is going to come back. So there were other issues. She's intoxicated, I think also. if she's intoxicated, she's definitely not supposed to be going anywhere. like toiletries to like hygiene products, like perfume bottles, glass that's what makes it ridiculously heavy. 83 pounds The officers even joked, It was just left there, all alone. like, what do we have in here? A small child? This wasn't the first time they dealt with something like this. People leaving stuff behind, some even trying to get on a plane while drunk. This woman started talking loudly and saying things you just don't say, especially at an airport. She even used the bad word out loud. She just kept shouting. oh, like, oh, yeah like, oh, yeah. F**king n- a** hole! Yo! Lady ah ah ah! We don't speak that here! What are you saying? Are you f**king kidding me? In the airport, in public. You said the N-word. Are you serious? Ah ah you're yelling that s**t here, ah ah! They told her to grab her massive suitcase, which was super heavy, and head downstairs. no go. No, you're me. Yeah. You're going to go. I have my flight tomorrow, My mom's dying of cancer! No, you're gonna take your big a** f**king Get that f**king 83 pounds Don't you f**king put that on me! Excuse you that's your s**t Go get it. Get downstairs Lady. Get downstairs- no! I can't carry it! No get your s**t, go downstairs! She was asked what she planned to do next, and it was pretty clear she was about to be arrested. What are you going to do? What are you gonna do? Get your hands off of me! You're gonna get arrested, that's what- Excuse you. Just stop! No. Stop! Na ah ah! I wanna see my mother tomorrow! No, you're gonna be trespassed, ah ah! No, You’re arrested now. He told- no I'm not arrested, Don’t please! No, no no no no no no! Put your hands behind your back. Sir no! Put your hands behind your back. It's not up to me, you're the one that started this problem. Ah ah! Excuse you, ah ah! Put your hands behind your back. Help! Stop. Stop. you need to stop. Stop I need to see my mother! You're too young so you don't understand! you're acting like a f**king lunatic. Blake Eddy, he's dying of cancer! Nobody cares right now because you're acting like a lunatic at an airport. You're, you're- Ow! I didn't do anything wrong! You're shouting racist, derogatory terms. You're not when you're blasted drunk lady! No but this officer told me tomorrow i can! Well that was before you started- Well not before you started- No! You're the one that started at me! Yelling! You know what you just said n- Shut your f**king! You're a f**king sp*c! Get yourself a- Oh I'm a sp*c! Oh I'm a sp*c! I'm a sp*c! You got the wrong culture, lady. I can't even put her in my car. What are you trying to say? Just let me go to a hotel and come back tomorrow. This is unfair, Because she wants to bully up to me I want to see my mother and my two boys that are home from college. Why do you get blasted drunk to see your family and your dying mother? That you miss your flight and you left your bag? All right. How you treat people really great. You know what she said? Yelling out nigger like the N-word. Yelling out shit all out loud and no, I only brought hands on you. You need to be quiet. You need to relax yourself. So you need to relax you need to relax your hands. You need to relax. Get her hands off of me. Then police officer told her to sit down in the car. Then police officer told her to sit down in the car. Let's put her in the car. Let's go over to the car. Whose car are we putting her in? Whose car Come on. oh, stop moving there. -f**k.... handling me. I'm cooperating. They have, like, $1,400 in cash right there. Okay. I want it back. My husband is a med mouth attorney. He's a senior partner in midtown Manhattan, its fine and there's no way you're going to let that go. I just said, all right sit back in the car Are you f**king crazy? All right, now, I'm not playing again with you. Acting like a child. All right? You can sit like that. Do what you got to do. The lady continually used bad language and didn’t compromise with the police officers. Then the police take serious action against this lady. And she got charged with hitting an officer and being drunk in public. The judge gave her probation and told her she had to do community service. And guess what? JetBlue Airlines won't let her fly with them ever again. This isn't her first mess-up with the law either. Before this, she called 911 over 100 times for no good reason. If you enjoyed it and wanted more videos then hit that like button, share it, and subscribe for more. Now next case is about Miss Froese who creates a mess with cops. In February 2023, cops got a 911 call a woman was zooming around on a scooter near a school, dodging people walking. She wasn't even supposed to be riding there, but she said she did it all the time. When someone tried to take her picture, she grabbed their hand and they started fighting. Officer Gabriel Fiser was called to the Grand Central bus station in St. Petersburg, Florida, to check this out. And guess what? The story was true, People there told Officer Fiser what happened. A lady with a baby tied to her was riding a scooter super-fast and got into a fight with an older lady who worked as a security guard. She was annoyed because she missed her bus. The officer was trying to figure out what was going on, and she got all snappy with him. She couldn't believe it when he said she was under arrest. She keeps asking if she's under arrest, but the cop tells her she's being kicked off the property at least. She's got this attitude, and the cop's not having it. He's trying to get her info, and she's just saying “no thanks” in response. She's still not budging, trying to leave, asking again if she's under arrest. The cop explains she's being inside, for battery. In Florida, that's a big deal, especially since the person she hit was a security guard. That makes it a felony, way more serious. And here's Destiny, not getting it. And here's Destiny, not getting it. She thinks she can just walk away. But when the cops are checking out a crime, you can't just leave. You've got to give them your info. She's talking about calling her lawyer, but she's in a tough spot, especially with her kid right there. She's trying to pull away, but the officer is firm. She's not listening and even raises her hand at the officer. She starts shouting, telling the cops to back off, but they're not budging. With all her screaming and struggling, she's just making things worse. She could get charged with resisting arrest, or even worse, assaulting an officer. That's serious trouble, up to 5 years in prison. And on top of that, she's risking losing her kid, showing she might not be a fit mom. But she's still going at it, screaming at the officers, not listening. The cops are trying to get her info, asking about where she lives, even the little one's name. They need it because the child was there when everything went down. She's in a real mess, but she's acting like she doesn't get how serious this is. The officer, totally fed up with her attitude and shocked by how she's acting with her kid right there, decides to talk to the real victim. The victim's pointing to her head and upper body, showing where she got hit. Her name's Aisha Latifa Abdullah, a 66-year-old grandma working security, Tough lady. Back to the scene, the other cop is being super patient with Ms. Froese. He's explaining to her, that someone said you hit them. She's starting to realize this is a big deal, and it's not just about her anymore. Little does Destiny know, she's just admitted to the battery. She said she was the first to make a move, which is a big no-no. And it gets worse she also admitted to hitting Aisha Abdullah. Watch how Destiny tries to act smart like she got her legal tips from some Facebook group. When Officer Fiser comes back, he's like, When Officer Fiser comes back, he's like, Destiny's not listening. She's on the phone, calling someone to pick up her kid. She's suddenly super worried about her child's safety. But where was this worry when she was attacking a grandmother? The officer asks, The officer tries to explain things to her. While it's clear that Destiny is acting like a total Karen and is in the wrong, it's super important to remember something about the Cops. They can lie to get a confession. And that's what Officer Gabriel Fiser did here. Talking to the cops can sometimes lead people to admit to things without even realizing it. If you think you didn't do anything wrong, the best move is to say you're using your Fifth Amendment rights. Do what the police say, but don't say a word until your lawyer shows up. After waiting for like 30 minutes, the kid's Aunt Leah finally gets there to pick him up. Tragically, Destiny's actions led to serious consequences. She was charged with felony battery on a security officer. It's a really sad situation because one bad decision has changed her life a lot. That our look through the world of Karens meeting instant karma. From ignoring basic decency to clashing with the law. But remember, the world's full of all sorts of people, and it's these wild stories that remind us to always stay kind and respectful, no matter what. Thanks for watching. Until next time!
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