Are you serious? >> Absolutely. >> You tell me I can stand on the sidewalk. How am I going to disorderly conduct? >> How is it just how I dropped that? >> Because you're intoxicated. What do you want? >> Okay. >> What are you doing? >> I said okay. >> Let me >> She claimed to be the victim, but her family said otherwise. And when the police arrived, the truth began to crack. There was no conversation of any walked in the house, got punched in the face. >> They kind of run inside the house trying to make a big scene. >> When words don't match reality, who will end up paying the price? >> Was she drinking today? She drinkly conduct. >> I didn't join. >> Turn around. You just came home and your mom just started punching you in the face. >> It all started with a simple phone call, but the tension was clear in every glance. >> Are you serious? >> Absolutely. You told me not to stand on the sidewalk. >> Right. But you I also told you if your behavior continued, you'd be arrested. Drop the person. Drop the person. But you are under arrest. >> I was on the phone. >> Are you serious, bro? >> Absolutely. >> This is crazy. >> No, I did not. I never stepped on the property. You didn't step on the property. That's correct. >> How am I getting arrested? >> Disorderly conduct. >> How is it disorderly conduct? >> Because you're intoxicated. >> I'm not. You didn't even test. On December 1, 2024 in Ohio, police approached a group standing outside a house after a call reporting a disturbance. But what they found behind that door was far more chaotic. >> You first need to go catch her. >> What's going on? Who called the police? >> My stepdaughter. >> What's your stepdaughter's name? >> Armani. >> Okay. Can I speak to her? >> She ran across the street over there to the fire department >> cuz she thinks she she thinks she run stuff. Don't she come home drunk and belligerent, passed out in front of the kids, found her in the bathroom floor, passed out in front of the kids >> and her mom got on her. She get talking crazy and her mom told her she had to go and they get the car, you know, got a little heated or whatever. >> How old is she? >> She's 26. >> Does she live here? >> She doesn't live here. She's been staying here to visit her kids. She don't live here. She have her own place over there in Wils Homes where she's supposed to be at. She got her own place over there. She just been here visiting her kids. So, we've been trying to let her see them and bond with them as much as possible, hoping she get herself together, but she keeps doing this right here. >> Was she drinking today? I mean, she drink the day here. >> She was not drinking here. She left and she came home. >> She woke up and she was here. >> She left again and she came home drunk >> and she was in my bathroom with the kids screaming, "Mommy, >> 118 11:38 just got home >> this morning." Her testimony and that of her family contradicted each other. And when the police began to investigate the address, a dispute over the right to stay erupted. >> I literally just walked in the house. I literally just got home. >> Where'd you get home from? I was I was just you know with a friend and she just want to kind of help punch you mean >> punch you again. Again this the second time I didn't press press charges. This is not >> you see your face there. What happened with your >> I don't even got no shoes on. I ran across. I ran here with nothing. I ran here with nothing. I ran here with nothing. No shoes. Nothing. Nothing. >> I can't tell. >> I don't have lipstick. I don't have lipstick on. I don't wear lipstick. Okay. >> I know. I don't wear I don't wear it. So, you just came home and your mom just started punching you in the face. Nothing else happened. >> This is the second time I'm pressing charges against the second time. >> The second time >> you live over there >> and it's like jealous here. Like, I don't know what it is. I don't know what it is. >> So, there was no conversation of any walked in the house, got punched in the face. >> She was like, "Oh, so so so, so." and just part honestly I I can't even remember. I just defend like def defend myself. >> Anger overwhelmed reason and in her intoxicated state she began to lose complete control. It seemed as though she had unwittingly thrown herself into the whirlwind of the law. >> I do. And earlier my brothering wanted to give me like it's a lot going on. It's a lot going on. Earlier my brother was trying to commit my youngest brother. I'm the oldest. You my ID. I just saw my ID. Look, I live there. I own [ __ ] >> She wanted to fight me a court for my kids. >> You live on Virginia. >> I live here. I literally can show you. >> Then what is your address on Virginia? >> That's like an extra apartment because me and my mom have stuff like not like this big of stuff I do. No, that's your that's where you live. >> I don't I can show you Do you pay I can show you mail that I just got yesterday? >> You pay utilities here. >> My name is I can >> Do you pay Do you pay utilities? >> I don't pay for nothing. >> You don't pay for nothing? >> My mom doesn't even pay for anything else. >> You don't pay for anything in this house? >> My mom doesn't pay for [ __ ] either. >> All right. So, you don't pay for anything in this house and you have another apartment over on Virginia >> for [ __ ] like this. >> Come on. >> Okay. So, listen. I'm going to explain it to you. All right. You live on Virginia. Stop. >> Just by coming over here and staying every once in a while. No, you're not listening to me. I'm explaining to you. >> That's not the case. You don't you don't pay any utilities here. You don't pay bills either. >> You don't have your mom is not the issue. You're the issue. We're not talking about your mom. We're talking about you. >> You don't have a lease agreement. >> Me. Neither does she. >> We're not talking about her though. Stay focused. This is the thing though. It's not bad. >> I have an apartment in a little bit. >> Okay. And we'll take you over there. So, you're going to have to get out of the ambulance. You can take a seat in the back of my car till we go over and get your shoes. I'm >> okay. Like, I'm just sick. >> Well, I'm just saying that as a courtesy so you don't have to stand outside, like I literally delivered lemonade the other day here and it's just crazy that I ran over and did the best they could. Look at my phone. >> Instead of listening and walking away, she chose to stay and escalate the chaos. Now, what awaits her is not sympathy, but a courtroom. >> You will not go with me. >> What do you mean? >> Stay here and have a seat in the back. >> Are youing kidding? >> Nope. 100%. >> Mind. What? She's the reason why I'm drinking. What >> is that? >> These are some shoes. >> I don't even wear these. >> Okay. Well, they get pretty warm. And >> this is wild. Is my phone in there? >> Yep. Your phone in there? Your wallet's in there? >> This is crazy. >> So, like I said, you can come back tomorrow to get that stuff. >> Are you going to come and let me get my [ __ ] >> You Yeah, you can. You listen to that. >> This is crazy. >> What I'm going to put in this call is that you are trespassing this property. >> How am I trespassing for today? >> I'm going to arrest you for public ins. >> I've already told you come back tomorrow when you're >> So, if I come tomorrow, you're not going to charge me with trespassing tomorrow. >> That's correct. That's correct. That's That's what they said. They said they because you're drunk right now. >> I'm going to tell you right now. First of all, first of all, you cannot call 911 when you don't have an emergency. >> But I'm just confused. >> Nope. Nope. So, listen. >> How? >> So, listen. >> If you call 9 cuz I'm trying to explain it to you or I could just arrest you for misusing 911. So, I'm going to explain I'm going to explain it to you and I'm going to give you a warning. That's what's going to give you anything. I either go to jail or because I walk down the street. Don't start it. Clearly, don't start leaving. I'm going to arrest you for public intoxicates. The behavior. >> Take a walk or get arrested. >> Take a walk or get arrested. >> Disorderly conduct. Take a walk or get arrested. >> Go to McDonald's and call down there. Use some common sense. I'm serious. Take a walk or get arrested. >> Intoxicated being disorderly. >> Do you want to go arrest or do you want to walk? Yes or no? >> Okay. >> Then get down road. >> We're doing you a favor right now. Is this what you wanted? >> Don't they have to babysit you? >> You're an adult. Act like one. Get down the road. I'm sick of it. >> I'm sick of listening to you. Get down the road. Call for a ride down there with warm. >> I did. >> So, we're probably going to end up leaving. She's right there. >> One moment of poor judgment and the price could be her entire future. In this very moment, every door to her freedom has officially closed. >> Disorderly conduct. >> I didn't do anything. >> Turn around. You're under arrest for disorderly cond. >> You serious? Absolutely. >> You told me not to stand on the sidewalk. >> Right. But you I also told you if your behavior continued, you'd be arrested. Drop the person. >> I was on Drop the >> I was on the phone. >> You were I have I've seen the video. Show me of you inside the house yelling and screaming, acting disorderly while you are intoxicated. So you are under arrest. >> No, I did not. I never stepped on the property. >> You didn't step on the property. That's correct. >> How am I getting arrested? >> Dishonorably conduct. >> How is it disorderly conduct? Because you're intoxicated. >> I'm not. You didn't even test me. You don't know [ __ ] >> Armani, you admitted to me earlier you're intoxicated. >> I told you yes. I've been drinking. That doesn't mean I'm above the limit or nothing. You never did not know that. >> You appear to be visibly intoxicated. >> No, I don't. >> Armani was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct and domestic violence based on allegations and video evidence provided by her mother. Up next, Karen, who thought she was smarter than the law until the verdict was delivered. >> Oh, it's [ __ ] >> It's okay. >> Okay. Be do it easy on that. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] >> We were friends just about nobody. >> What about my little boy? Please don't resist. Thank you. >> I'm not arresting. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Just don't arrest. Don't don't don't. >> 14 traffic. >> [ __ ] >> I'm going to have a white team at 10:15. Sign a case number 20, please. >> Please. >> Let's go, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Let's go to my car. >> Can I smoke a cigarette, please? >> I get >> Can I put my shoes on? >> Okay, you can. Okay. >> Be kind. >> Uncline. Put it on. >> You're human. >> I'm human. >> What about it, little boy? >> It's in in a golf scar. You don't have to yell. >> I don't. >> No, there's no I mean I'm I'm not that deaf yet. >> What are you going to arrest me now? Now I go to jail. >> Police found an intoxicated woman and her son at the scene of the crash. And that was only the beginning. >> You have ID, ma'am? >> Registration this your car? >> No, I don't. What is your name, ma'am? You okay, baby? >> Fine. >> No. What's wrong? Are you okay? >> No. >> What's wrong? >> You hurt? You hurt her? >> No. [Applause] >> You want to step outside here? Okay. >> Yes, >> baby. No, you stay here. You stay there. Okay. >> Can I have the keys to the car, please? Come over here, baby. What's your name? >> Look, I just meant to call. >> Huh? >> Come on here. >> My baby. >> That's your mom. She's your mom. >> No. But but >> come here. Down here. Down here. Don't be me. >> Okay. >> She denied the accident, avoided responsibility, and couldn't even name a single relative who could take care of the child. Karina began to spiral deeper into a mess of chaotic emotions. >> Auntie that we can call >> grandma auntie to call. We have a grandma auntie to call for maybe for him. Please don't >> we need to listen to me. >> Can we have a a relative come and get him cuz you know going to be >> I don't have any relative. >> Okay. So he going to go to then he going to go to >> him. Come over with me. >> No 42 >> 71. >> You ain't a good man. You ain't a good man. Operation suit the head. >> No, you're not. >> And a good man. >> What's his date of birth? >> No, you're not. >> Somebody else has got to come get him. It's not really up. >> Give us a name so we can call a name and a phone number. Is >> that your cell phone there? >> Dead. >> Can I charge it up for you so we can get a phone number? Where do you live at? >> Give me my son. >> You're not. >> I'm going to go home. Drive in. >> We have to wait for a double date. >> Well, no. We want somebody to come get him. We don't want to have to do that. We're asking you to call Take me home. You can walk me home. >> Take my do. >> After several failed attempts at cooperation, Karina was told to turn around. It was no longer a request. It was the moment the sentence began to take shape. >> Crash. I didn't hear any car into a couple vehicles, couple mailboxes down the road. I'm investigating the DUI on >> No DUI. >> Okay, that's what I'm letting you know. I'm investigating the DUI. Okay. This is an investigation about the DUI. Okay. Why do you want to take me to jail? >> Cuz it looks like you are under the influence of alcohol. It's going to be worse for you. The signs are way too high. I cannot >> I'm not going to give you a hand. >> Hold my hand. What makes you want >> Well, you show it's going to help you out. >> You are a bad police. >> Can you perform for me for the roll sides? >> I'm not saying anything about the arms. Keep it. >> What do you want me to do? I I want you to keep your arms lower by your sides like this. >> Listen very carefully. >> I'm listening. Give me a minute. I'm listening. >> Okay. You're going to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and eyes only without moving your head. Do you understand? >> Yeah. In Florida, a DUI conviction can result in fines ranging from $500 .0 to $1,000 .0, a driver's license suspension of 6 months to one year, and a possible jail sentence of up to 6 months. Reena is facing DUI and child neglect charges and will have to deal with serious legal consequences, including a driver's license suspension and intervention from the Department of Children and Families, DCF. Anyway, the point is directors were will were told that >> I want a phone call and a lawyer. >> All right, listen. Karina, listen to me, please. Okay, >> I want a phone call and a lawyer. >> You will get that at some point, just not. >> We'll have you out. Okay. I have arrested and charged Miss Karina. >> Of course you are have you traitor queen you liar >> with DUI listen3 of the Florida state statue of >> ma'am let me explain it to you. He's asking you to provide a breath sample for the for the purpose of determining the alcohol content in your breath. Ready? Tight seal your lips and blow. Ready? >> Wait. What's the point of lo to to to determine the alcohol content in your brain? A >> moment of loss of control can destroy a lifetime. Whether it's driving under the influence or losing your temper at home, stay sober before you act because the consequences aren't just legal. They can also leave scars in the hearts of your loved ones that can never be erased. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.