Harley's driving drunk. That's my above. >> When a Karen loses her reason, the truth no longer means anything. Only a fiery ego and an allconsuming anger remain. I can't. No. >> Is it Is this how you want your son to >> Karen may think she can get away with it, but the truth is no one can drive past the law without leaving a mark. It all started with just a complaint. But just a moment later, the cold handcuffs that tightened his wrists wrote an unexpected ending. A seemingly harmless situation exploded faster than anyone could react. >> Shut the up, you pig. Stop laughing like it's funny. Stop hurting me. >> Stop kicking. >> On February 12, 2023, a fight suddenly broke out inside a convenience store. The central character is Shaqula, a woman who resolutely refuses to leave her workplace after being asked to go home because of a conflict with another employee whom she did not know was a manager. >> I just met him today. Don didn't inform me that he was the manager. >> Okay. Is he in charge? >> No. >> Don didn't tell me that. >> I mean I mean are are you guys >> I just met him today. >> Okay, that's fine. But are you guys the only two people here? >> Cuz this is my first time anyway. >> Okay. Well, just we'll just stay over. We can hang out back here. That's fine. >> That's fine. She's been extremely disrespectful. I was like just go home. She's been want to leave. So, >> you know, cuz he's in charge and he's telling you to leave. >> I just met him today. >> What's her name? >> I don't even know her name. I can't get her name. >> Oh, this is her first day. >> His first day with me at least. I know I've heard from a other manager that she can be a pain. >> She's on the phone with the boss. >> She only worked there 2 weeks. Okay. So, he's I mean he's definitely the one in charge. >> Does he not know him? >> What does he know? >> He's like a manager came from another store. So, no, he doesn't. >> You said he's from another store, but I didn't know that. I don't know what's his issue, but he keeps jumping in front of me and jumping to my register, and I told him I didn't like that. Then he tried to send me home and I told him, "I'm not going home unless Don tells me to, cuz you're not my manager." >> Can I Can I talk to you real quick? Yes. >> Hi, how are you? >> Yeah, your other employee here. He called us because I guess whatever issue they're having, um he wanted he wanted Shaquila to leave for the night. She didn't want to leave. So, now we're here. Um >> yeah, let's have her go ahead and leave for the day because they're obviously not going to work well. >> Okay. We'll explain that to her and obviously, you know, you'll have to talk to her at a later time. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. You have a good rest of your night, ma'am. Police quickly arrived at the scene after receiving a call about a workplace dispute. They tried to stay calm, convincing Shaqula to leave at the request of the employer. But all attempts at reconciliation were in vain. Shaqula not only refused to leave, but also insisted that he was completely innocent. >> They want you to leave. >> Okay. And I'm going to leave. >> Okay. Well, let's go. Have we been rude to you or any type of way to you? >> We've been very patient. We've been very patient with you. >> Excuse me. >> All right. All right, let's go. Shquila, there's no reason to act like this. >> If that's the case, I would like to file a complaint. >> A complaint for what? >> Because he's filing the charges against me. >> No one's filing charges against her. Just don't even engage. I just want her to go. >> I was already disrespectful. >> Thank you, Shaquila. >> Without what? What do you just count in the drawer? >> We have to count this down in order before we leave. That's probably >> We can't sit around here wait forever for you to get this done. Okay. Done. He can finish it for you if necessary. Shaqula, you've been doing this about 5 10 minutes now. >> Well, he can get it done for you. We can't stand here and wait for you to leave all night. >> Did I hurt you? You get out of here. >> I didn't say you did, but they want you to go. >> I didn't say that. I was still causing harm. >> I didn't say you were causing anything. Did I say you were causing harm? But this is still private property. So, if they say you have to leave, you have to leave. >> Hey. Um, does she she's like checking out her drawer right now? Do you want her to be touching this or she doesn't want her to go? Okay. So, you don't want her to check it. You just want her to leave. All right. Thank you. We ready to go? >> No. >> Well, what else you got to do? Cuz I mean, we're on the phone with your manager right now. >> I can't. >> You said what? You can't disclose that. You >> can't disclose what? Your work day is done. Okay, it's time to go. >> The situation quickly got out of control. Faced with her uncooperative attitude and after many warnings, the officers were forced to arrest her on charges of trespassing. But that's just the beginning. >> You're done. >> This was really tough. >> You're under arrest. Turn around. >> Stop it. >> Turn around. Like, this is so dumb. All you have to do is walk out of the store. Shaqula, stop walking away. Shaqula, stop it. >> It's on her purse. >> Oh, it's on her purse. Yeah, it's fine. >> Get away from me. Take >> You're under You're under arrest. >> I'm trying to double lock your handcuffs. Stop. >> Stop moving. >> Get off me. Did nobody tell y'all to come here and do this? >> People did tell us to come here. You're boss. >> I didn't do nothing to you. >> Okay. Well, we explained it like four times. You just don't want to listen. Trespassing, though. >> Trespassing. I work here. >> It's private property. You don't just get to stay here. It's a building. >> All right. Come on. If I take this handcuff off you, you're going to sit still. >> No, you don't take the handcuff off. Stop hurting me. >> It's stuck under. >> You're hurting me. >> Stop it. >> Stop tightening up the cuff. >> No one's tightening the cuff. >> You're hurting me. >> Let go of the bag. >> Want to believe me when I let go of the bag. >> You don't want to hurt me. >> No one wants to hurt you. Let go of the Okay, we're just going to Thank you, Ben. He's going to cut it off. >> Don't you cut mying bag. Don't threaten me like that. That's a threat. >> During the process of being restrained, Shaquila reacted violently, struggling, kicking, struggling, and even allegedly using his knee to attack an officer's sensitive area. She didn't stop there. She also loudly accused the police of harassment and threatened to bite them, turning a simple case into a complicated legal nightmare. >> That's really smart. >> Here's your bag. Yeah, we had a fight over the bag. >> All right, hop on. >> Touch me. >> I'm not going to touch you. Just walk into the jail. Please >> put my coat away. >> Just walk in jail. >> Just go upstairs. >> Walk in the jail and stop. >> Shquila, get up. >> Okay, this is stupid. Okay, you're going to get charged with more things. You don't stop. >> Get off of me. >> Okay, you just need me in the groin. You're done. >> Get off of me. >> All right, stop. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. >> I lost my handcuff key with you earlier. Give me Give me your handcuff key. >> Get off me. >> No. No. Leave it on. >> Get off of me. >> I'm trying to kill you. >> Get off of me. >> Turn over. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. If you >> don't on the ground, >> don't touch me. >> The way you're acting right now is >> I don't give a you and your mama. >> Thank you for sitting down. >> Knowingly remaining or remaining on another person's property after being asked to leave is a crime according to Ohio Revised Code SS 291121. This is a fourthderee misdemeanor punishable by up to 30 days in jail and a $250 .0 fine army. [Music] Get me off. Get off me. Get off me. Get off me. Get off me. >> What the is that smell? [Music] So you stupid. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Don't touch me. No. He just touched my breast. She go in my pocket. Don't touch me. I'm dead serious. Don't. You're hurting me. >> Stop. >> Just stand there. Relax. stuff. You hurt me. You're doing it on purpose. >> You can't. >> You hurt me. >> You need to relax. >> It's hurting me. You're hurting me. >> Do not stop on my thoughts. >> Watch. I'm going to try to bite you. >> I'm about to call my dad. >> Well, you're not going to hear anything. >> I'm about to call my dad. I want to talk to my dad. >> What do you want? >> I want my dad. What' you say? >> Put her in the chair. >> Okay. Come on. Come over here. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Oh my god. >> Sit back. >> Sit back. >> Sit back. >> I do not. >> Pushing me off. Your communication is off. Just sit back. >> You're hurting me. >> This is ridiculous. >> I'm not cooperating cuz you listen. >> Listen. >> No. You I want to call my dad now. I want to call my dad. [Applause] I want my dad. Get this off of me. This is hurting. Get off the way he got it off. >> Because you're acting how you're acting. You have to sit here. >> Additionally, her acts of resisting law enforcement and disturbing the public order led to further charges. What began as an internal dispute quickly escalated into a serious criminal case. A stark reminder that workplace anger can never justify violence or defiance of the law. While psychological factors may be taken into account, she remains legally accountable for her actions and must face the consequences accordingly. The next incident began with the woman's loss of control while driving drunk and an assault arrest after the collision. >> Why? Because there's nothing driving drunk. That's >> I'm above. >> No. Is this is this how you want your son to? >> On December 24th, 2023, just hours before Christmas, a multi-vehicle collision caused chaos on the road. In the eye of the accident was Caleb, the woman who is said to have crashed into another car and then tried to leave the scene despite the chaos around her. One witness even said she hit a pedestrian while running away in panic. >> And he they come approached me. I'm like, "What are you doing?" Like I'm trying to go home. Like I promise you I'm trying to go home. You're trying to go home. What happened? Do you hit that car? >> No, I never did. Follow me, girl. Please follow me. >> I'm not following you. >> Give me your license. >> My brother my brother's car. >> I don't care. I need your license. >> I don't have my license. >> I need your license. >> My brother is my car. >> You don't have your license on you? >> No. It's my brother's car. >> What are What What are you doing? What are you doing? >> I'm trying to go home. >> Look at me. You're not free to leave. You You're in a collision. Turn off the car right now. >> Unbuckle your seat belt. >> I'm telling you, I'm not asking. Get out of the car. >> Just leave her back. Leave her back. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Just leave your bag behind. >> It is unsafe for you to be right here. >> What should I do? >> I just want you to stand over there. >> So, go to my parents. >> Stand over there on the sidewalk. >> Stand over there. Okay. Stand over here. Why you keep getting close to me? Stand. >> Come on. Hello. >> Are you seeing? No. Hang on. Hang on. What are you doing? Chill. Chill. Stand over. >> Hey, tell John. told Johnny to come take your car. No, it's my son. That's my son. >> I'm talking to you. >> You're gonna stand right there. You got it. >> It's my son. >> I don't care. >> That's my son. It's my son. Please. >> Stand right here. Ma'am, you're standing right here. >> I would never just >> Okay, I'm talking to you. >> But when you turn >> Are you going to listen to me? You're being detained. You're not free to leave. Got it. >> When you say my son, I couldn't. >> No, your son is not involved in this. Why do you have to talk to me? >> No, cuz he called me. >> Okay, that doesn't matter right now. Right now, we're focused right here. Got it. When questioned, the woman quickly assumed the role of the victim, but the reality seemed far more complicated. The question remains, was she truly the one being wronged, or was she the very source of all the chaos? >> Do you want to volunteer to do field sobriety tests? >> That's my brother's car. >> I don't care who cars it is. >> Well, I can't do anything about it. It's my That's my brother's car. >> Ma'am, what? >> Stop. Stop. You're going to stand right there where I told you to stand. You got it. Please, stop. What do you mean? >> Get control of her. >> I'm doing I'm not even doing anything. >> Okay, stop. >> I'm not even moving. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Get in the car. Get out the car. >> I'm doing >> Hey, right now you're detained. You're not breathing. >> I'm really not even doing it. >> Okay. Well, stop. Stop moving your arm then. >> The truth is Kayla has a history of DUI. And this time she was not only drunk, but also intentionally left the accident scene, then resisted arrest. An action entails a series of irreversible consequences. >> What's your name? >> Does it matter? >> I mean, if we're gonna have a conversation, I want to know your name. >> You want to help me out? >> No, it won't. >> We'll talk to you soon. >> Oh, why? What's going on? >> You are under arrest for driving under the influence. >> Oh, tell my brother. My dad. That's my dad. That's my dad. >> Okay. >> You good? >> Yeah. >> All right. She's Well, she's under arrest at this point. Okay. Um, she's intoxicated. >> Um, are you >> She's hurt. >> And I'm hurt. >> Okay. >> I don't care about me. Call my brother. Call my brother. >> What's your brother's name? >> His name Mr. Diamond. >> Diamond. >> Okay. All right. Hang tight. Watch your knees. Watch your knees. >> No. Call him. >> Hey, put your knee inside. Put your knee inside. >> Damian. Damian. >> You're going to put your knee inside and then I'll >> I'll call him after you put your knee inside. >> Call him now. No, you're not going to tell me what to do. >> You're not going to tell me what to do. You're going to put your knee. >> Call my brother. >> No. >> Put your leg in. >> When everything had come to light, the police proceeded with their duty. And like every other Karen, the tears came rushing in at that very moment. Too late dramatic, but utterly powerless to change a legal decision. >> Right now, come outside. Why? Why? Because I'm above the driving truck. That's >> I'm above. >> You're gonna step out. Step out. No. >> I'm above. >> If we're wrong, you can sue us. Win a bunch of money. >> I'm above. I'm above. >> I'm not going to carry you in there. You're a big woman. You're going to stand up for me. You're going to say I was going to. You're going to stand up. You're going to lay on the floor. >> I'm a bum. >> Is that what you want to do? >> I'm a bum. >> No, I can't. >> My face. >> No. >> Is it Is this how you want your son to remember you? Don't worry about my son. It's about me. >> So, you don't care about your son? >> My son is safe. >> Okay. Well, if he's not going to stand at all. >> I haven't had anybody act this childish ever. This is >> We're not going to go to sleep right here. >> Call my dad. Call my dad. >> God. No. >> You can make a conscious choice here. I mean, >> shut up. I'm talking to God. I'm not talking to you, devil. Please, please, my lord and savior. I ain't do nothing wrong. >> You got 30 days for your rights. You got 30 days. Stop playing like I don't know my rights. You got 30 days for my rights. Yeah, this isn't really >> any. [Music] >> Your pants are falling down. >> It looks very undignified. >> Don't look at me. >> I can't go anywhere. You're under arrest now. >> More than your leg. You want to kick me? >> No, you're not doing it. >> You want to switch places? >> Stop touching me. >> You don't even know your job. You don't even know your job. You don't even know your job. >> You're not going to get >> You don't even know your job. It's >> like everybody came here to help you. >> Oh, >> you're not going to do it. >> Drunk driving with a prior conviction and physical resistance during the arrest process pushed Kayla to face more serious charges. DUI and thirdderee assault, crimes that could carry a prison sentence of up to five years. This is a clear demonstration of how a personal mistake, when combined with stubbornness and lack of control, can quickly become a legal nightmare. This incident is a prime example of how impaired judgment due to alcohol can turn a controllable situation into a felony arrest. While emotional stress is understandable, resisting police orders will make the outcome worse. What do you think about these incidents? Please leave a comment below and don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to follow more legal analysis with us. Thanks for following.