From Erica, who had the brilliant idea to run cops over during a welfare check. >> I need to plug in my [ __ ] vape. >> Plug it in and Help. Watch out. Nope. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Guys. Guys. Guys. >> To Vanessa, who ended up injuring a cop in the leg for trying to help her. >> I don't know what she's got. >> She just stabbed me in the leg. She stabbed me in the leg. >> Here are five of the most dangerous Karens ever caught on body cam. Starting with Corey, a Karen who decided to pepper spray cops in her attempt to escape the law after being caught shoplifting. >> Corey, stop. Stop. Stop. >> No. >> [ __ ] >> She just sprayed me in the She just sprayed me with OC. >> Officers in Illinois responded to a store after reports of an ongoing shoplifting incident. At first, it seemed like a routine call until it wasn't. >> Hey, Corey, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Corey. Yeah. Corey, stop. Yeah, she's got the knife. She just stabbed me. Stop. You got her? Go this way. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. [ __ ] She's got the knife. Go. Go. Go. Back here. Go. Corey, stop. Corey, stop. >> I don't know. I lost her. Hey, did you see a girl running away over here? >> She literally walked this way. >> Coffee? >> Coffee. >> Coffee, we're just looking for her. >> Go. >> I don't know, she ran through the She just ran through the cars. I lost her. >> Hey, you lost her? Can I help you? >> We're looking for something, girl. Did she run in here at all? >> A girl? >> Wearing all black. >> All black? >> She literally could have just walked in right now. Bad news. >> Uh, we need to talk. >> Oh, never mind. Never mind. >> Dude, she just ran through >> She just ran through the cars. I lost her. >> All right, friend. Well, I got her. She's uh under the car. Tori, come out. >> So much for that plan. It wasn't enough just to lose the cops. She needed to do something desperate, and it needed to be just enough to help her escape, or give them an experience [music] they would never forget. Come out. >> Tori, stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> She just sprayed me, Daryl. >> She just sprayed me with those things. Give me your phone. Put your hands behind your back. Where are What side of Jewel-Osco are you? >> Why are you running? >> You're pregnant. >> Dude, I can't see. >> Yeah, that's two. We got We got one female in custody. Just turn her side. >> Fully on her. >> Watch your words to me, sir. >> Over here. Over there. >> Before I ask you any questions it's advised you have >> Do you feel alright? >> Stop! >> [screaming] >> Stop! >> She's kicking at her. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and You have the right to remain si- >> Is she conscious? >> [screaming] >> Let's get her in the squad and get her to the >> [screaming] >> All right, come >> I'm still rolling if you have multiple officers. >> Yeah, what else do you need? >> [ __ ] >> I got a cage. >> I got a cage. >> I'm not in your car, Wampler. >> Eventually, she was charged with shoplifting, resisting arrest, and aggravated on a police officer. Just like Corey, meet 22-year-old Erica Verona, who turned a routine welfare check into a nightmare by sending the officers trying to help her to the hospital. >> I need to plug in my feet. >> Plug it in and Help! Don't do that. >> Watch out, she's going to kick my ass. Watch out. >> Stop the car. >> Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Watch out. Guys. Guys. Guys. >> On May the 21st, 2024 in Windsor Locks, Connecticut, officers were dispatched to a residence for a mental health welfare check on 22-year-old Erica Verona. Even with knowledge of her history, nothing could have prepared them for what was going to be unleashed upon them. >> Hi. >> Hi. Is she here? >> She's upstairs. She went sat in her car for a while. I thought she was going to drive off, but she didn't. >> Okay. >> What's that noise? >> Is that her? >> No. That's her mom. I want to record this if you're recording, but I want to record it, too. >> Okay. Do you know who this is, sir? >> Yep. >> Okay, they're from CHR. >> Yeah, they made me take a They They took an hour of my time and made me go through all sorts of hoops to get through to you guys on Sunday night. Yeah, you said that they would give me right through. No. They're too busy asking me if Erica is a boy or a girl. Yeah, so >> Just tell me what happened within the last like hour. >> Oh god, I don't know what she was doing. She was hitting herself >> I don't know what she was doing. She was upstairs screaming for the past two nights. >> She's not sleeping, you said, right? >> Nope. She's keeping me up, too. >> She has totally calmed down. >> Okay. >> Which is always the case when we show up. It's still >> took It took a long time. >> She's got a you know, the >> So, there's other people in the state of Connecticut that require mental health services. >> I wasn't I wasn't complaining. I was >> Okay. Okay. I just I'm not sure that >> No, I I don't complain to these people. I appreciate >> Okay, good. >> I appreciate you >> a lot of stuff. >> No, no, no. I You You know, you think I appreciate you helping me. >> I think it. We thank you. >> Oh, yeah. But, no, I'm frustrated. >> you. I hear you. >> Because of But, my frustration is not with you. It's with the mental health uh >> Yeah, it's a Yeah, it's a tough system right now. Can we We're going to have to go upstairs and make Say hi to her. So, can we move that thing, whatever it is, and Nothing else in the house, just this [music] dog here? Well, yeah, I know. I I know. >> Erica! Erica! You need to come down. >> For what? >> People are here to see you. Mobile crisis. >> Can uh shut that door cuz [music] I don't want the door to catch you out. Thank you. >> Hi Erica. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Erica. >> I'm sorry. Sorry to bother you. >> Your phone is on. >> Okay, I know that. >> We're sorry to bother you. >> Okay. >> Can we go outside so we can get some fresh air and in here? Do you know who this is, Erica? >> No. >> Before anything else, the officers took a cautious approach, trying to figure out what was really going on and how to [music] help her. >> She's from CHR. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Erica, we met last week. I was here to talk to you. >> Hi. >> Do you remember now? >> Yes, I remember. >> Okay, good. So, what happened today that you started screaming and yelling? I'm not too sure. >> Do you remember? >> I was upset. >> Okay. So, you just hit yourself in the head, right? >> No. >> No? Just now, that that's fresh on your forehead. >> Wait, right here? Yeah? No, I The sun's in my eyes. >> There was like a bump there. No? Okay. >> What's that from, Erica? >> The sun's in my eyes. My eyebrows going down? >> No, that's not it. >> Yeah, it is that. >> So, you're hitting yourself in the head, right? You're screaming, yelling. Did you threaten at all? >> Nope. >> Okay. So, Erica, this has been going on for a little too long. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Are you You're not taking your medicine. You're not engaging in treatment. You're physically hitting people left and right. >> The advice was not to take it anymore. We both said >> time to take her medication, she needs to be compliant, okay? >> She was She was taking them till a dog ate it. >> But right now, she's unmedicated. >> Okay. >> She's been a to herself and to other people. Her insight is very poor. She's making poor judgment, right? Things are not good. Things are negative and you >> arguing with anything other than I'm not arguing with anything other than this. >> So, I'm asking you to go to the hospital just for an evaluation. Erica, I know at times that you calm down right away after you flip out, right? >> Yeah. >> Was today one of those days? >> No. >> Did you lose control today? >> No. >> So, not even while dad was recording you? Or he was on the phone with >> No. >> You were in complete control today? >> I did. >> Dad, yes or no? Is that true? >> She was crying. I mean, I don't know if there's any law against crying. She was crying loud enough to wake me up. >> What's up? What happened there where you were Were you yelling up there? Pissed off or something? >> Yeah. >> So, what made you pissed you off? >> Yeah. >> Things to draw. Are you trying to withdraw? >> No. >> She hasn't had pot in the past couple days. She was just looking for it before you guys got here. Mhm. She's rolling paper. >> Do you feel like you're withdrawing right now? >> No. >> Do you want some pot right now? >> No. >> Could be honest. I mean, if you're I mean, it's it's legal. >> illegal. >> It's legal. So, you're not going to get in trouble. No, you're not the only one that wants every day. You know? >> Erica, it just helps us understand what you're going through. >> can't get in trouble for answering. >> to help you. That's all. >> That's all. >> She's got to stash it somewhere. That's all I know. >> Well, that's that's fine, sir. That's That's her. It's not worth it about that. >> Yeah, this Erica, I'm not trying to get you in trouble. I'm just trying to communicate so they understand. >> So, I'm not about getting anybody in trouble. It's a matter of getting her some help. >> Yeah, I know. I agree. >> And, you you feel like she's been getting worse these last few weeks? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> But also those those won't stop, so like like when the cops came over here the other day to ask her about um Is I don't know if cops is derogatory word for police. >> Whatever you want to use, that's fine. >> came over the other day and um and uh they gave her a ticket for breach of peace for hitting that other girl. I believe that they were only able to do that because she admitted to it. You know, otherwise it was just word versus word. I'm not sure. >> Given her current mental state, it was clearly obvious that she needed medical attention. But in her state of mind, it was going to be a herculean task for the officers to convince her. >> Do you know what happens if you ask her any any yes or no questions, she says yes. Erica, your hair is on fire, did you know that? Erica. >> All right, Erica, at this point >> Everything's a yes. >> I need you to go to the hospital. >> Why? >> Because you've been getting worse as time goes on. >> She's denying all this other >> Why are they here? What did they uh >> She went crazy, I guess, today. This was like hours ago. >> one of them? >> Apparently, but then now the >> This is what they did last week. >> This is the family saying now the dad's saying The dad's saying nobody came out today. I don't know what you're talking about. >> I was out here last week for CHR came out. >> Yes, they want us here because they >> They called us the same time. They They called them like like a year and a half ago. But every single time they come back now, they want us for that, basically. Cuz they won't go with us. >> They said that she is uh worker at Harbor last week. >> Oh, she might have. >> And dad said that no, she just threw something in her direction. >> Right. And she's very calm so far. >> Yeah, she was calm last week, too. >> Did she go last week? >> No. That's not it. >> No, they just get us up here. >> Okay, so I'm going to request that an ambulance come and just give you a ride to the hospital. You're going to meet with a therapist there and just talk and have a conversation with the therapist. Okay? >> We have somebody who can pick her up later. >> Nope. >> Uber? >> You okay with that? >> Whatever. >> Perfect. >> Where you going, Erica? >> Plug in my vape for a minute. >> Huh? >> Plug in my vape for a minute. >> Okay, just leave this open. Where's the keys? >> For a moment it seems like she was finally complying, a welcome relief for the officers. >> I'm here. >> We have >> I need to plug in my Can I really plug in my vape? >> No, you're not doing that right now. >> I need to plug in my vape. >> Plug it in and Help, don't do that. Watch out, she's going to take off. Watch out. Stop the car. Mother Nope. Watch out, watch out, watch out, watch out, guys, guys, guys. You guys all right? Two four three, she's taking off in a vehicle. She just struck two of our officers. You guys okay? >> Yep. >> Tommy, you're bleeding. You got a good cut. Have her Have the medics check it out for our guys. Send a supervisor two, please. Tommy, let me come back here, let me see your head. We've been waiting 15 minutes, Larry. Here's Tommy. Ambulance to pick up forever. All right, let's take it. Put it on all fours. Just for now. You all right, Sean? What do you got? What's hurting? That's good. That's why I didn't tape it up then. You got to come back. There. Let me cut this. Yeah, I'm good. It's the second time I've got injured on this job, and it's from the same girl. What do you got? No, I don't think so. I just got the wind knocked out of me. Did we put that car out, Sean? Let Let them Cuz that's going to be a on police and full night out here, so. You run Erica Verona and see if she has any vehicles registered. It should be a white vehicle, small vehicle. We're going to get that on the hotline. Officers down here almost ran them over. >> The two injured officers were taken to the hospital and treated for multiple lacerations and bruises. Meanwhile, Erica was apprehended and charged with two counts of a police officer, two counts of interfering, two counts of reckless endangerment, and breach of peace. Still on the most dangerous Karens caught on body cam, meet Jasmine, a Karen who turned a hospital into a smackdown wrestling arena. >> Don't touch me. I stopped her. I took this pen. Don't touch your eyes. >> Jasmine, you don't want none of that. Put it down. I got it. >> On January the 14th, 2025 in Akron, Ohio, officers were dispatched to a hospital after reports of a patient [music] making threats when staff tried to relocate her to a different facility. Upon arrival, the officers found themselves working into a volatile scene waiting to erupt [music] at any moment. >> This is my hospital. >> This is your hospital? >> Yes, I'm talking to people right now. Why are y'all here? >> Okay. >> All right. Don't touch me. I'll slap the hell out of you with this fan. Don't grab your arm. >> I don't I don't want to touch you. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> Ma'am, you don't have to >> Let me go. >> But >> Don't touch me. >> You can't be kicking stuff over. >> Don't touch me. >> You have to go to an ER to do that. >> don't. >> And ma'am >> No, I don't. Ronnie. Ronnie. >> That That's how this >> Ronnie. >> Ma'am. >> Ronnie. >> Just all you have to do is go to the >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> We're not going to touch you. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. Don't go back where y'all belong. >> We can't. >> This place is not y'all's. >> We're stopping >> Go back where y'all belong. >> Okay. >> Go back where y'all belong. Go back where y'all belong. >> Jasmine. Jasmine, do you remember me? I'm Kim. >> Don't touch >> Don't touch me. >> Stop. You need to stop. >> Don't touch me. >> No one's We don't need to touch you if you just go up and work with us here. >> Go back where y'all belong. Don't touch me. Go back. >> Ma'am, just sit down, sweetie. >> Get Get away from her, please. >> I remember you. >> Get away from her, please. >> I think they want to get you in the ambulance. >> I'm not going. Cuz every single time I go, I keep on going to the prison. They keep on trying to act out with me. For Oh, hell no. Oh, hell no. Smell her feet. I want to stop. >> I think I'm going to be sick for real. >> Stop. For real, this is gross. [screaming] They're eating their wires up. You are pigs. Just die. And I'm a right now. Release the It's all because of them that I'm stupid tired. >> Okay, just a minute. >> Oh, hell and higher. >> But you're not You're not normally >> They're trying to kill us. Cuz they trying to get here. >> No, it's We're not going to >> They're trying to burning down there again. I was taking it. They people actually want to take it. Oh hell no. No. It's going to make you sick. You know what I'm saying? Your voice is just going to give you a headache. It's going to hurt your throat and you're not going to take the pills. They just want you to get evaluated by the doctor. That's president. Well, we're not going to let it be. I never put you in prison yet. Cuz you are my hospital. This is my castle. The sand castle. I'm Elena I know. You're going to come right back here when you're all better. No, I'm not. Cuz they going to take me in there. I have visions. >> [music] >> So, why don't I get you in there? You're going to be in the ambulance and let them check you over and they're going to release you back here so I can see you, so everybody else can see you. Okay? The only hospital is here at Evergreen General. They don't have a hospital. It's only dead bodies in there. No, not where we're going to let you go. They natural dead bodies people. No, no, no. These aren't In the hospital I was at wasn't even Metro. Okay, but that was pre-op. It was the hospital where the cowboy is at. Okay, [music] there's nobody like that here. Metro's dead. These guys are officers. They're not real. Okay. Look at them. Look at them. Nothing they said seemed to get through to her. She was determined to get what she wanted no matter what it cost. Calm your voice. You're giving me a headache now. Come on, let's go get in the ambulance, okay, sweetie? Got a headache you feel? You trust me? Trust me tonight you ain't dead. Yeah, dear, look at me. Look at me. Dear, dear, you don't want none of that. >> Put it down. >> That's done. >> I got it. Put it down. Got it? I got her left arm. >> [screaming] >> Let me grab the Oh, you already got it. All right. You want to calm down? Take some deep breaths. We're going to sit you up, okay? Sit up. I'm double watching her. Check her pockets. >> [screaming] >> Ready to stand up for us? Stand up. Come on. We're going to get you some help in a minute. What is this? Sit down. >> [screaming] [screaming] [crying] >> I got it. >> [music] >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> Next time it'd be a little easier if you just cooperated, wouldn't it? But you're not You're not going to cause any more problems, right? We got that out of the way. >> You can lean back if you want to. Might be a little more comfortable, unless >> broke loose. >> [music] >> All hell broke loose. >> Okay. >> What was going on today with with grandma at home? Aniyah Aniyah >> Her awful behavior [music] turned what should have been a routine transfer into a struggle. Now she was at the same facility, but this time around was clear that she would likely be [music] spending that night in custody. >> Jasmine Uh my name is Jason, okay? I'm a sergeant with the police. I'd like to talk to you about your interaction with our officers over at CSS. Would you like to talk to me about that interaction you had with them? >> It was Aniyah. >> You saw You saw what? >> Aniyah >> Aniyah? >> Aniyah >> Aniyah? Who's Aniyah? >> I'm the girl in the blue dress. I mean the blue skirt from a long time ago. >> Okay. >> Aniyah came one day to see me for my birthday. And like Aniyah got jealous and [music] the boy I had the hell of a boy and I still got the disease. And Aniyah got the disease and it's the worst disease ever. The strawberry Kool-Aid disease. Now I have to give >> Who's Aniyah? >> This one girl that I have She goes to the graveyard trying to find a devil and the devil is underground. Unless you go over a kiss stone and that's underground. She had to go "Please please please please please please. I don't want to see my Jesus please." >> Do you recall interacting with the officers over at CSS? Do you remember going to CSS today? >> Yes. >> Yeah? Why did you go to CSS today? Because of Aniyah? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So I can get my shot and everything else. >> What do you get shots >> Cuz she's contagious. >> What did you go to CSS to get shots for? You don't remember what you get shots for? You just You had Did you have an appointment today to go get a shot? >> No. >> No? You just went in there because you weren't feeling good? And you were worried about Aniyah? >> No. Yeah. >> Okay. Uh do you recall our officers coming over to CSS while you were there? >> They weren't supposed to. >> They weren't supposed to? Do you know why they came? >> No. >> Okay. Do you remember talking to any of our officers? >> No. >> No? Okay. At some [clears throat] point in time, I understand that our officers put their hands on you. Do you remember that? >> Yes. >> Do you know Can you walk me through how that happened? >> I don't know. >> Okay. What did What >> Our cousin hurt herself cuz she started to yell at me cuz I said, "No, don't pull up my dress." >> Okay. >> No. >> Okay. After they got you in the handcuffs, do you know what happened? Do you remember what happened? >> No. After that, like we made love, then I had a baby. And I was still pregnant. Then I went to hell to go see Preston, the devil. And all you know is like she fought. Like she was starting to think her dick laying down on the couch and all. >> Okay. >> I don't know how the hell she found this couch. This is my couch. Not her. My hell no. My hell no. This is the same couch. I'mma lay down with little mommy. You know that. Cuz my teeth falling out. >> Okay. So, how did the police get involved? >> Tasha called them. >> Okay. >> And they came out the portal talking about I'm her. >> And then they brought you here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What is it with you wanting to kill people for their nose? >> Cuz they're sinning. They're sinning people. >> But isn't that a sin though? >> What? >> Killing someone, is that not against the Ten Commandments? >> Yes, it is. But if they're sinning, you got to do it. >> Are these people close to you? >> One of us Everybody's going to be dead. Everyone is going to be dead. >> Okay. Did you want to hurt yourself at all? >> No. No. I never want to hurt myself. Mommy, you know that. >> Okay. Any thoughts of hurting >> to hurt like that, but you know what homicide is. >> I do know what homicide is, yes. >> When you left the hospital this morning, did you do any like uh any anything like that, or are you still sober? >> I was only smoking cigarettes. >> Okay. Is the plan right now to live with your grandma till you can get your own spot or what's the plan? >> That was the plan. >> Are you not allowed back there? >> I don't know. I don't know what's going on. What's up with all hell and night? Like I really think Jesus is life. I put life. Like my hands keep on getting colder and colder and colder. Like I feel like my body is in in the night. My baby biting. >> Okay. Okay. We're going to put you in a different room here, okay? >> We're just going in the other room so she can ask you more questions. >> Okay. >> You're going to be my flower child. >> She wants to ask you more questions. >> my heart. >> In the end, she was charged with battery on an officer, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and aggravated menacing. However, the charges were later dropped as she was found to be under mental distress and was instead ordered by the court to undergo psychiatric [music] treatment. Jasmine was an absolute menace, no doubt, but she was nothing compared to this 52-year-old woman who gave the cops the fight of their lives. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> I just >> Do not stand up. Poor father, I want to say something. >> [screaming] >> On December the 8th, 2024 in Seminole County, Florida, officers responded to a bar after reports of an intoxicated woman causing a disturbance and refusing to leave the premises. When they arrived, they encountered a 52-year-old woman who was anything but cooperative. >> Real quick, who did you touch? >> It was you. It was you. Are you going to press charges? >> I just want to press >> I just want to trespass. >> Okay. How's it going, ma'am? You got to go. You have to go. >> Him or >> No, you. I'm talking to you. >> Why me? >> Because they want you to go. So >> Why me? >> They want you to The business wants you to go. They don't owe you an explanation to why you go. That's it. >> Call the police. Yeah, that's fine. She can't drive, but right now she cannot she cannot stay here. She's going to go outside. So I am telling you you have to go. So it's either going to go one of two ways. You either leave and you get to go home or if you don't leave and you refuse to leave, I'm going to take you to jail for trespassing. There's nothing to ask. You got you have You have two options. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Do not stand up. Sit down. Okay? Sit down. Stay sitting down. >> [screaming] >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Get up. Stop. Come on. That Head for it. She's secure, but she's still resisting. She's kicked me multiple times. All right. Stop. You need to relax. Okay, you're getting charged with battery on a law enforcement officer. So now you just raised this to a felony. Stop. Stop. Stop. That's a second one. All right. >> For reasons only she understood, she believed she could stand up to the officers, but with every move she was only adding to her own charges, and it was only a matter of time before reality caught up with her. >> Get up. Put her in your car so we can search her. >> Search me. >> Full side. We're going to get you taken out. Off traffic. I'm good. >> You are such vicious >> Congrats. Now you got an attitude. You want to search her? >> Oh, oh, oh. >> Stop. >> No, really. You are [ __ ] at least on the people should go [ __ ] You >> She's got her purse on her. >> people. No, seriously. Who the [ __ ] do you listen to? >> Stop. Stop. >> No, I'm not stopping. Who are you listening to? >> Stop. >> [screaming] >> Make sure there's nothing in here and I'm good with it. We'll just leave her with the purse. All right, you're going in the car. >> [screaming] >> You're going in the car. Get in. >> What did I do to you? >> Get in the car. >> Oh, you Okay, what am I Am I against the I don't >> Get in and sit down. Stop acting like a child. >> I do to you? I'm in a car that didn't give a [ __ ] >> Get in the car now. Get in and sit down. >> No, I will not. Getting in the car that is wrong. You >> Switch over to her legs. >> Ready? >> Yeah. >> Ow! You What the What did I do? >> Hey. Get in. [screaming] >> Ow! My head hurts. You >> Stop kicking. >> You did What did I What the is happening to people? >> You need to get in the car. >> No, I don't. >> You're under arrest. You need to get in the car. >> What did I do, Mom? >> Get in the car. >> Why? I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. >> What the did I do, Mom? What the did I do, Mom? No, what the did I do, Mom? No, what the What did I do, Mom? No. No. >> Get in the vehicle. Get >> You You didn't bite me. What the did I do, Mom? I did nothing wrong. Is that all right? I did nothing wrong. >> All right, we'll just put her on the ground. Just put her on the ground. >> We're going to have a problem, okay? Calm down. I did nothing wrong. >> Okay, cool. Get her out. Put her on the ground. Following her continued outburst, the officers had to deal with her real quick as they weren't ready to find out how far she could go in her current state of mind. >> Just throw on the cuffs. >> Get down. >> Yeah, face down. >> I did nothing wrong. my life. I've known my life. Let me free. Get the [ __ ] off of me. Get the [ __ ] off of me. I'm going to Get the [ __ ] Oh, I'm going to get you. >> It's me. >> Oh, you were going to >> Can you back it down, dude? >> I'm not going to have my life. You are so You are so [ __ ] white. White. >> Give this one to the other one. >> Yeah, it's in the car again. >> In the In the trunk. >> I'm going to sue you for all I've got. Oh, you are so done. I'm going to give this [ __ ] These people are [ __ ] I'm not saying you don't You can't care a lot. What? Oh, no, what the [ __ ] is this? >> What is that flying behind her? air? >> It's stuck there. >> Uh-huh. >> You got the the legs. >> Yeah, I got it. >> Ow. Ow. Ow. >> She had me literally by the hair and I was >> In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest, trespassing, disorderly intoxication, and three counts of battery on an LEO. As dangerous as that 52-year-old was, she was nothing compared to 39-year-old Vanessa Marie Haakanson, a dangerous Karen who ended up a cops trying to help her with the knife. >> Get out. Get out. >> I don't know what she's got in her hand. >> She just stabbed me in the leg. >> Ow. >> She stabbed me in the [ __ ] I need a medic. >> On December the 11th, 2024 in Bullhead City, Arizona, officers were dispatched to a residence after a father reported a domestic disturbance involving his 39-year-old daughter, Vanessa Marie Haakanson. He described her as aggressive and out of control. >> My God, she's been in a mental hospital many other times. I don't know how many times. >> Okay. >> And she's like She's out She has a knife right now. She's She hasn't been taking any medicine. >> Okay. >> And she's getting very aggressive, you know, with me. She accused me, you know, I Her mom left me 20 years ago and I still get blamed for that. >> Which house is it? This house right here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where she at? >> I don't know. She must have went out the back door. >> You said she's getting bit She's getting uh aggressive. >> No, she She is like She doesn't know what she's >> No, no, no. Let's go over here so the dog doesn't keep barking at us. Keep it on the door. So, is this Is Is Has she hit you or anything like that? So, it's not physical. She's just yelling at you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But I'm afraid that you know that you know she she's she's meant to be healed, you know. >> Okay. >> She's not on drugs. >> Do you live here? >> Yeah, but she's been living with me for 3 years. >> Okay. >> Her husband she was married to a sheriff in Riverside in Riverside. >> Okay. >> And he took the kids away from her which he doesn't let her see the kids and that doesn't help. >> No. Okay. Well, that's >> That's not helping her. >> that's not really uh it's not really uh okay, it's not helping the situation. I can see that. >> Yeah, it's not. >> So, what do you want done? >> Well, she needs to go to a place where they they'll give her mental treatment. >> Okay. Um Has she threatened to sue >> No, she has >> Has she threatened to hurt you? >> No, it's cuz one of my nieces her she doesn't get along with a niece. >> Okay. >> Because [music] I she's her that niece is an um and that her ex-husband's uh side and she calls over here and gets her pissed off. >> Okay. >> And I don't have her phone [music] number. One day she called me like 19 times. >> Who did? >> That my niece. >> Your niece. Okay. >> She aggravates her, you know. >> Okay, but she's not here right now. >> No, she lives here. >> Who's who's who else is in the house? You said your friend? >> My friend, yeah. He's he's he's sick. I mean he I met him when we were homeless both of us. >> Okay. >> And I brought him to live with me cuz he had a heart attack. >> Okay. Does she have someplace else to go? >> My daughter? >> Yes. >> No, she has >> have friends' house that she could go hang out with? >> She can't she can't go nowhere. She won't even come out of the house out of the gate. >> Okay. Well, so she doesn't [music] meet any of the qualifications for us to take her for mental evaluation. >> needs to be in >> She may need to, but she doesn't meet the qualifications for me to [music] take her into custody for that. So, that leaves us with arresting her or her leaving. >> No, yeah, but where she going to go? She is She'll >> I don't know. That's what I'm trying to get That's what I'm trying to get from you. This is Yeah, but this is I understand that. >> She's mentally ill. She's like pushing me and pushing me and >> So, she pushed you? >> Yes. >> You didn't tell me that. I asked you if she pushed you or hit you. >> Well, she didn't hit me, but she was pushing me. >> Okay. >> And then she said she took off her shoe and she hit me a few times with it. >> So, she did hit you. >> Yeah. >> A few times. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> With that information, the officers had grounds to consider taking her in for a mental evaluation. However, for the time being, they had yet to meet the Karen and weren't exactly sure what she was capable of. >> Well, see, that's different. That's not what That's not what you told me. >> Well, but you know, like I'm her father, you know, and she's just angry and she's angry at her knees and she takes it out on me and I mean >> So, at some point or another, after tonight, you're going to have to decide what you're going to do with this situation. If you keep letting her do this, then it's going to continue happening. >> She's been in a mental institution and she She needs She needs medicine. >> Well, if she doesn't take her medicine, then it doesn't do any good to give it to her. >> Yeah, she was taking it, but she ran out and they stopped sending it to her. >> Has she been to the doctor? >> Hold on. Let me ask my sister. Hello? Hey. Yeah, yeah, you Yeah, you want to call the police? Aquí está. Okay. This is my sister. She's kind of worried. >> Okay. >> She's 82 87 years old. >> Your sister is? >> Yeah. The only one left that I ate men. >> Okay. Where's your sister at? >> She's in Fontana. >> Okay. All right. What's your daughter's name? Veronica? >> Vanessa. >> Vanessa. Okay. >> I think she's still moving at the door. >> All right. So, she did push him. She did hit him with the shoe. Um he doesn't want her arrested. He wants her taken for mental health and but she doesn't meet the qual- the the criteria for mental health hold. Um so, >> The last time she got very aggressive, they took her to a Kingman somewhere. I think she >> Yeah, so we can try and see if she'll voluntarily talk to Terrace. >> We could do that. >> [snorts] >> Yeah, they took her to Kingman and then they held her for like a week. Uh I think it was a week. >> Okay. Are you done being being barking at us? Huh? >> She's a good dog. >> Is she going to bite us if we go in the yard? >> No. >> Is there another dog? Or just this one? >> She's the only one. >> Just this one? >> dog that >> I think she I think she locked the door. >> I'm going to get my keys. >> Come on, step over here. Come on, step over here. Come on. Step over here. Watch that window so that No, don't stand in front of it. That's what I'm trying to say. Hey, Vanessa. Sergeant Brooks with the police department. Can you come and talk to me? >> Okay. Uh give me a call. Let me know what you guys need. >> Can you come to the door and talk to me? >> I don't know how you guys normally talk to me. You talk to me through the >> I don't want to talk to you through a door. >> Oh, I don't know how you guys normally talk to people and [ __ ] Like, what How do you guys normally talk? >> Well, not through a door. Usually face-to-face. >> Oh, okay. How How is face-to-face? >> What do you mean? Can >> Okay, fine. >> Can you open the door for me? >> I don't know if you know if you know how to open doors. You guys are both my officers. >> You locked the door. >> Oh, I don't think I did. >> You did. I watched you. >> Oh, my god. Ask Albury. Maybe he had a problem. >> No. You locked your dad out of your house? Are you kidding me? You locked your dad out of his house? >> Evidently, the officers were beginning to have a first-hand experience of who they were dealing with, but that was just the tip of the iceberg. At this moment, getting her to open the door was one mountain they needed to scale through. >> Um, I'm here talking to your father. >> No, that's Officer Edwin Morales' father. He spoke to him in 2008. So, you guys know how that goes. >> I don't know anything about that. >> I don't know how to become a police officer's wife. >> Oh. >> Oh, I don't know. I don't know. We were only sheriffs down there in the city of Palm Desert River County in the El Rancho Vista Station. Palm Desert, Riverside, California. Maybe it's a couple of people to talk to. >> I'm not >> I got phone dialed I talked to his [ __ ] ex-wife. >> Aren't you divorced? >> Are we divorced? What you're going to divorce me? >> Uh, I don't know. >> He called the phone now. >> It's not in the call notes. What's in the call notes are that you're in distress. And that you were having a verbal domestic with your father. Your father says you're in distress and you need help. >> My just trying to call Officer Edwin Morales. I don't know if you need to pay him some money or what he did. >> Okay. >> Okay, figure it out. >> [snorts] >> Can you come and unlock the door now? >> Uh no, you can let me know when my officer Edwin Morales is here for me. >> I don't know who that is. >> He's here for me and my father's not coming in the house until my husband comes home. >> Your husband's not coming home. >> Okay, well, you tell me how he's >> You are divorced. >> Tell me how he died. How how uh tell me >> 188, go ahead. >> Can I try to open your mind now? What did I do? >> Yeah, we're good for for now. >> Can I try to open it? >> Yep, you can. No, not right now. >> I'm calling the lawyer and I'm going to call my husband from the Riverside County Sheriff. >> Okay. It's not me trying to get in, it's your dad trying to get into his house. >> He's locked out now. I don't know what you're talking about. >> I'm I'm cold, may I need my jacket? Can you open the door? Can you open the door so I can put on my jacket? I'm freezing. >> [snorts] >> Open the door. >> Nobody's going to help you tonight. I'm sure they'll be able to help you. >> Look at somewhere else. >> Open Open the door for me. I I I I got to go in. I got I need my I I I got to use the bathroom. >> You need to tell her she'll be there for you when you need a jacket. >> You can have like a screwdriver right here. Maybe I can break that piece of wood right there. >> You ready to unlock the door? >> You're ready to go to Riverside County Sheriff or what? >> Nope, I'm not going to Riverside County. >> Finally, the door was unlocked, but the stakes had become [music] even higher. They were coming face to face with the Karen and now unsure of what to expect. >> What is this thing? >> Get out. Get out. >> What do we do? She's got a knife. >> She just stabbed me in the leg. She stabbed me in the leg. >> [clears throat] [snorts] >> I've got her arm. >> [panting] >> I've got her hands. You got that hand? >> Yeah, I got this hand. >> Okay. >> I think I broke them in the mouth. I think I broke them in the mouth. I broke my mouth. Why don't you call my husband? Dad. >> I got her arms. >> Her mother said it goes right here on my arm. >> It's right here. >> Dad, call my husband. >> Gas right here. >> Dad, call my husband, please. Daddy. >> You are under arrest for aggravated on a police officer. Give me your other hand. >> Dad, help, please. >> [screaming] >> These are not going to work. >> Okay, now cat, I can get up. I can get up. I can get up. >> You're not getting up. All right. I got to check this leg out cuz I'm my leg's bleeding. >> Dad, help me, please. >> You got to You don't listen to me. Go. I got her. >> Okay. Okay. >> Got her? >> Yeah. >> Send 188 royal paramedics. Uh 342's been stabbed. >> I got a stab. My leg's bleeding. >> Get a tourniquet on it. Where is it? >> Right here in my thigh. >> Is that high enough? >> Yes. >> Clear your pocket. >> There's nothing in it. >> Can I get up? >> No. You can stay right where your [ __ ] Try grabbing my balls again, I will hurt you. >> Okay, I believe you. >> Do you understand me? >> I believe you. Okay, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Dad, thank you. Tell him Tell him thank you. They're going to stop now. Dad, they said they'll stop now. Hey, uh sir, do you want to give me a cigarette? >> You want me to give you a cigarette? >> Dad, will you help now? >> She wouldn't listen to me. >> Yeah, [snorts] she's under arrest now. You sure that's tight? Stop it. >> [snorts] >> Sam 188 tourniquet time now. >> [groaning] >> You're not getting up. You'll get up when I tell you to get up. And not before. Sam 188 Stab wound's in the right leg. Sorry, right thigh. We are secure. >> After what had just happened, the officers weren't about to get caught off guard again. And it was clear that she was in for a long night. >> Get her a sweater or a jacket. >> You're not getting a cigarette. You're not getting a cigarette. >> Can I please get up? >> No, you can stay right where you're at. >> Okay, I'll get it. You're hurting my back. >> There you go. >> You're hurting my back. >> There you go. It's better. I'm not putting any pressure. Go outside. It's It's to the left eye. Take him out. Take him out. >> I got I got him. >> Okay. >> Hold on, let me glove up real quick. Go. >> I don't know I don't know if she I don't know if >> He's He's cool. He's cool. >> I I don't know if she was cut or not yet. >> Okay. Okay. Where's Where's the knife? >> It's right here behind me. >> Okay. Okay. >> Let's set her up. >> Hey, treat him. We're good in here for now. >> All right, ready? >> Treat him. We're good in here for now. >> Wait, step back. Go. Step back. >> Grab her. [music] Grab her. Grab her. Grab her some clothes. >> I got you. >> The The knife's right behind me, Sean. >> Okay. I got the knife. >> Okay. >> I got her. [music] >> You got her? >> Yeah. Okay. You You want to stay with the knife while I walk him out? >> I'll stay with the knife. >> [snorts] >> Just stay over there, sir. Thank you. >> [snorts] >> Get a bottle of water for my mouth. I'm a diabetic. My mouth gets real dry. When I get nervous, my butt my mouth gets dry. >> [snorts] >> Let me see your ID. >> Am I being arrested? >> Yeah. >> The dog doesn't bite. >> Yeah, go get your dog, please. >> I'll be back in a couple of minutes to give you a a seizure list for this knife. Okay? Um Your daughter's going to jail. >> She needs help. >> Well, she she's going to go to jail. >> She's not going to go to a mental hospital? >> She's not. She just stabbed a police officer. She's not going to a mental health facility. She's going to jail. >> But she needs to >> Well, she she can talk to them about getting help from jail then. >> Will you talk to them for me because I >> You can talk to them if you want. >> She's mentally ill. She's She's She's She's not well. >> Well, she shouldn't have tried to stab a police officer that was here trying to help her. >> The injured officer was taken to the hospital where his wounds were treated and stitched before being discharged later that night. Vanessa, however, was also transported for medical clearance before being taken to [music] jail, but even then her outbursts followed her every step of the way. >> Are you a police officer? >> Mhm. I am. >> Have you ever beat your wife? >> Nope. >> If your wife was suffering, how far would you do for her? >> Take her to the hospital. >> What if I don't want to >> Unfortunately, tonight that's not an option. You made some choices tonight, but >> No, I don't think you god damn understand. I made god damn choices. Do you [ __ ] hear me? You think I make god damn choices? You know what I am? I'm Mexican. No, listen for a that moment. I'm Mexican. >> Sit down. >> I'm Mexican and I used to clean toilets for my goddamn husband. I'm Mexican. I used to get on my [ __ ] knees and serve him. Do you [ __ ] goddamn understand? And I still stand with him every [ __ ] day. And he still beats me. And I paid all my [ __ ] goddamn money to him. [laughter] I paid everything to him. I paid everything. >> [laughter] >> I paid everything to him. I paid everything to him to my friend. Why did he have to beat me? Why does he hit me? Why does he fight with me? Why? >> I don't have an answer. >> Why? >> [laughter] >> I don't work hard. And he hits me. Do you hear you? >> [laughter] >> I [snorts] work hard. I'm American, too. I'm I'm Mexican-American. Why do I have to pay for it? Why do I have to pay for it? >> I don't have a >> Every day I have to pay for it. Every [ __ ] day I got to go pay for it. Do you hear you? >> [groaning] >> It must be real nice to be you. >> No, it's not nice. >> No, it isn't nice. You know who my best friend was when I was a little girl? It was a person just like you. And they made me get on my [ __ ] knees and they made me [ __ ] bleed. Do you hear you? Every [ __ ] day. You want a picture of me as a [ __ ] baseball wife? I took pictures with him. Every [ __ ] day I take pictures. >> [laughter] >> He makes me work so [ __ ] hard for nothing. He doesn't even help me. Do you [ __ ] hear you? >> Can you guys Okay, perfect. Okay. >> The rest of that >> Yeah, I got you. >> Why don't you call me Officer Edwin Romero's wife? I want you to protect your my husband today. And then you can understand what it's like to be a white boy with a Mexican girl when she has to [ __ ] I love white people every day. Every [ __ ] day. Why don't you put me in the front seat and treat me with respect today? Why don't you stand for somebody who's Mexican? Why don't you >> Please take a seat in my car. >> My best friend is white. >> Please take a seat in >> I had to be married to a god damn Mexican because you guys stab people. >> Please take a seat in my car before I put you in my car. >> You're going to treat me like this? >> Please take a seat in my car. >> You know that I'm a husband. >> Please take a seat in my car. >> I know I'm married to a police officer. >> a seat in my car before I have to put you in my car. >> Treat me with respect and put me in the >> Please take a seat in my car before I put you in my car. I'm going to tell you one more time. Take a Take a seat in my car or I'm going to put you in there. Get in. >> Let me show you what being nice to me because I'm somebody's Riverside City Police Officer's wife. >> Then get in my car. >> You know how they treat people? I'm my best friend's a white boy. >> Okay, get in the car. >> My best friend's white. >> Get in the car. >> My best friend's white. You know my husband You know my grandpa kicked out of the service now. A white man. A white man. A white man, homie. A white man. Not a Mexican man, a white man. You know what that Mexican man told me for? To clean toilets for white companies. Look at my air conditioning. Look at my car. I know who white people are. Servants. >> In the end, she was charged with aggravated assault police officer and resisting arrest. Just when you thought that you'd seen the worst of Karen's, along comes this deranged Karen who turns an airport into WrestleMania. >> Listen. >> All right, you're going to you're going to jail. >> Why? >> Cuz you're intoxicated, man. >> There's no reason to arrest me. >> Turn around now. >> On the 14th of March, 2022, police responded to a 911 call for an unruly man later identified as Quigley who was intoxicated and screaming at officials for not being on a flight after paying $2,000. >> I paid for a flight. >> Yeah? >> You Oh, hold on. Hold on. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Look. Look. Look. Look. >> I don't have any weapons. >> No, be quiet. >> I got it. Stop. Walk away. >> Go back. Go back now. >> Shut his mouth before I beat his >> Let's go over it. >> Listen. They took $2,000 of my money to put me on that flight and now I'm not on that flight. >> Okay, cool. >> How the do I get to Longview? >> I don't know. I don't know how to get to Longview, but hey, how >> Hey, if I spent $2,000 for a flight, round trip, from Longview to Medford, Medford back to Longview, why the am I not on a flight back to Longview? >> What's your name? >> Quigley. Q U I G L E Y. Put me on my >> How much did you did you have to drink? What's going on? >> About three margaritas. >> About three margaritas. >> Yeah, you got a problem with that? >> Yeah, I do, actually. >> Why do you have a problem with that? And you have a liquor board in this >> Hey. >> [ __ ] airport. You. >> Bring it down. >> Listen. >> Even though he admitted to being drunk, Quigley's entitled brain still thought it was out of place [music] to arrest him for causing complete chaos at the airport. >> Listen. >> All right, you're going to you're going to jail. >> Why? >> Cuz you're intoxicated, man. >> There's no reason to arrest me. >> Turn around now. >> Why? >> Turn around. All right, come on. Let's go. >> I'm grabbed. You piece of [ __ ] up. Hey, I'm grabbed. You you of [ __ ] [ __ ] You piece of [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Hey, I'll kick you in the face. >> No, back off. Back off. Back off. Back off. Hey, away. Get away from him. Get away. >> Even with two strong male officers trying to wrestle him to the ground, it was still impossible for them to get Quidley into [music] cuffs. So, they took it to another level. >> Hey, stop. >> Hey. >> I'll kick you. Take him out. >> Get him out, [ __ ] >> Hurry up. I'm trying. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Yeah, I'm a registered nurse. >> Give me your other hand, now. >> It's under my body. >> Give me your other hand, now. >> It's under my body. >> I'm going to go quick. >> Not yet. 47, let's get medical on the way. >> Apparently, Quidley assumed that paying $2,000 gave him the right to harass everyone. He was about to learn the hard way that that was not the case. >> Hey, [snorts] you doing all right, man? >> I really wish I was on my flight right now. >> Can I get something in the bag? >> I paid $2,000 to be on right now. This is what I spent $2,000 to do. To get beat up by TSA over some stupid security [ __ ] I have nothing. I paid $2,000 for a flight to get [ __ ] I hope you burn in hell. Die slow, you sucker. TSA took my glasses up. That's great. Now, I can't see. I had them before I came to this [ __ ] airport. Why don't I have them now? >> Oh, there's his glasses. We'll see. >> Yeah, I guess what? Y'all will be charged with everything that has happened. Tired piece of [ __ ] [ __ ] Do you have any idea how much money I have, you [ __ ] >> No one cares, dude. Shut your mouth. >> Hey, guess what? I do, and this whole world will afterwards in this event. So, [ __ ] you bastard. You When you get fired, and you suck on a fat and you suck it to hell, you can go [ __ ] yourself. >> Good for you, man. >> All right, go ahead. >> Yep. Do it nothing. And they will all side with me that this is [ __ ] Look at me. I spent 2,000 [ __ ] dollars to be on a fight. This is what I got. Don't ever buy an airplane ticket again, you idiots. >> Yeah, there it is. >> I'm trying to get these turds out, man. God, take him out then. This [ __ ] hurts. It hurts. My [ __ ] fists hurt. My legs hurt. My back hurts. I spent $2,000 to fly from Medford to Longview and Longview to Medford. What did I get? TSA [ __ ] >> After being checked by the EMS, Quigley was arrested, but it wasn't clear what he was charged with.