Relax. I'm getting no >> Karen thought attacking the police was a way to show her class until the handcuffs marked the beginning of a very costly price. >> I DARE YOU. I DARE YOU. I DARE YOU. Stupid me. >> You're going to jail, too. going to jail for battery on a law enforcement officer. >> One minute of reckless arrogance may have helped these entitled Kairens win the argument, but it also exposed them to the harshest consequences. The vehicle showed unusual damage, but the woman repeatedly denied any collision, and her subsequent explanations only made the officers more suspicious. >> Something stopped me from going. >> Did you hit something? No, not that I know of. But it seemed like >> I hit something. >> It's your wheel well fell off. >> Something rubbing. >> Your wheel well cracked. Do you see the plastic on your wheel well up under there is cracked? >> Yeah, that's what got stuck back behind your car. You didn't hit anything coming down the road? >> No, I ain't nothing but nothing that I know of. But when I was driving earlier, I kept hearing it like >> Yeah. It was like scraping and I'm like, what is that underneath my tire that keep on scraping like that? But it's this whole time is crazy. I don't know what could make that come down like this cuz I didn't hit nothing. So, what would make that fall down? >> I don't know. It looks like it almost got loose. And >> is there anybody can pull that off? >> You could Let me look under your car. Make sure. >> That's crazy cuz I didn't think nothing. know it's I can't even turn my steering wheel to because it's stuck in between there. >> That's what that debris is. >> Now, did you >> I wasn't I didn't hit nothing. So, I'm confused on why it's even underneath my tire like this. >> If something got kicked up in from the roadway, maybe got lodged in there. I don't know. >> Don't look like it. >> That's why I'm like, what is in here? Because it don't look like Oh, unless it's right here. No, that's the insulation from >> What the [ __ ] is that? >> That's always back in there. It's the insulation from the engine compartment. >> We can pull it out at this point. >> I mean, I don't know. Look, it's good. I'm >> Yeah, it's attached to the inside. >> What the I'm not I'm right here. Why would I be doing that? Cuz I'm not stuck in between here. I can feel I was stuck in between. I'm not even in between. What the [ __ ] would be right here? I'm pulling up. That's bad. >> Yeah. >> What the [ __ ] >> I don't know. It might have already been L. >> From blaming her brother to giving vague identifying information, she refused to hand over her phone and turned every request to remain calm into a tense confrontation. >> Hit a curb. >> Not that I I just came from Bowling. I literally came from my house, gone. I went up the Capri lane, went to the bowling, >> clear, >> left, left Capri lanes, came up this way, came up the street and heard that. >> Are you the Do you own the vehicle? >> Yeah, this my car. >> Do you have your driver's license on you? Do you have your ID on you? Just >> I left everything out my house. I was literally going out the door. >> What's your first last name? >> Raymond. >> Can you spell that for me? >> Date of birth? 219 >> social free lanes and alcohol be coverages. >> No, I didn't have I had >> Do you know your social? >> Damn. I was I >> Is it because your license is suspended or is it because you had a little bit to make? >> Huh? >> You're going to have a seat in the back of my car till we can figure out who you are. >> That's fine. And you can't have your phone while you're back there. >> I have my phone. >> No, you can't. Yes, I can. >> No, you can't. Stop. >> Don't touch me. Please don't touch me. >> Ma'am, step over to my car. >> Please do not touch me. >> Step over to my car. >> What? He do not need to touch me. All I'm doing is trying to get my kids home. He do not need to touch me. There's no reason for him to touch. >> You can. You have one option here. It's to step over to my car. >> What I'd like to do is figure out what's going on here. >> That's fine. And I do that, but don't touch me. >> So, step up to my car. >> That's fine. >> And give me your phone. >> Don't touch me. I'm not giving you my phone. My mom's on the phone. I'm not giving you my phone. My mom's on the phone. I'm not giving you my phone. >> Step up to my car for me. >> I'm at your car. >> Turn and face it. >> I'm at your car. I'm right here for real. >> Turn and face the car. >> I'm I'm at the car. It should be no reason why I be I'm at the car right now. If you try to touch me or anything, you're doing extra because I'm at the car right now. >> You try to touch me or anything extra. >> I'm giving you very simple commands and you're not listening to me. >> I'm right here at the car. I'm right here at the car. So there's no reason for you to grab me. I'm right here at the car. >> I'm trying to explain myself to you. If you're going to talk over me, then you're going to go in handcuffs. You're going to have a season over you. I'm not talking. I never talked over you. Now you I asked you for for the defense next to his car. >> After being handcuffed, she screamed, struggled, accused the officers of discrimination and continued acting out, forcing them to increase the level of restraint. >> Have no pockets. You see, I don't have no pockets. I don't have no pockets. What pockets do I have? I don't have >> Okay, relax. Relax your arms. Place them behind your back. Put your arms behind your back. >> Oh my god. Here we go with this racist ass. Here we go. >> I've asked you no less than 10 times. >> Nothing. I just do nothing for you to put me under arrest. I didn't do [ __ ] You want to be a racist? I didn't do nothing. Nothing for you to have me under arrest. Nothing at all. >> I never relax. Don't piss ME UP AGAINST NO [ __ ] He can't wait to be resigned against a a black woman to do my baby. You went there. You went there to do no better. Don't touch my phone. Don't touch my phone. Don't touch my phone. My phone to make sure you ain't doing anything that I'm busy doing. MY MOM MY MOM'S PHONE MY MOM'S PHONE. All I have to do are cooking in here. You going to unlock the door. Go ahead. Lock it up. Yep. Go ahead. Do what you got to do. Unlock this car and come in here. Lock this car and come in here. >> Can you guys get by? >> Unlock this car. They're coming in here. It's not November. What you not going to sit here and take my phone for me? No, you're not. I don't know what you want to do to me and my kids. No. >> Okay. You're about to get additional charges. >> I didn't even You're trying to arrest me for nothing. I didn't even do [ __ ] >> You just lied to me about who you are. You didn't even do nothing. No, I did not. You didn't even do [ __ ] You not really You better do. >> It's real time crime to be fought. You was arrested. You were just an arrest on me. And it's real mother to be fought out here and all. You always trying to arrest me. You trying to arrest me. The on type of [ __ ] going on out. >> Even inside the patrol car, she continued kicking, causing damage, and challenging the officers, convinced she would soon be released. But the real consequences were only beginning. >> Sorry, I locked it to keep the door from opening. >> Let me OUT TO STOP YOU. >> I DID NOT DO NOTHING. >> YOU DIDN'T. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> DON'T MAKE IT WORSE. >> DAMN. LET ME OUT. [screaming] >> Cuz if you break something in here, it's going to be a felony right now. You're not looking at A >> I DID NOT DO NOTHING. [screaming] >> HEY, DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> LET ME GO HOME. >> DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> I DID NOT DO NOTHING. >> DO YOU understand why you're in here? It's because you lied about your >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> ALL RIGHT, we're not going to have this conversation. If you keep this up, we're going to have to hobble you before we take you down to the jail. >> I [screaming] DID NOT DO NOTHING. Let me out. >> All right, let's hobble her. >> She spit in my face as he closed the door. >> Did she really? >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. Well, that's a felony right there, right? Do they count that? >> Some people >> That's a tough one to answer cuz you just never know. With this court, I have no idea. Probably not with Montgomery. >> Yeah, just just >> last agency. We did that. >> I mean, I've seen you get punched in the head and not get charged. >> You're the victim. A charger. Let's try it. >> Do we need a spit hood? Do we have one? >> Probably. I'm surprised it didn't hit you. >> It was literally closing the door. >> No, she hit the door. She didn't hit me. I need you to sit up. >> I'm sitting up. >> No, I need you to like sit up in the seat. You're just not going to listen to a word. WE NEED TO PUT A SEAT BELT ON. >> What is your What? Why are you acting like that? >> Scoot towards me. >> Don't touch me. >> Leg on my legs. Leg on my legs. Girl, you doing all this for nothing? You're a dumb bum. You're a dumb bum. Trying to resist you bumb right out. I'M AT THE BALL RIGHT OUT. I'M at the ball right out. I'M BOMBING [screaming] RIGHT OUT. I'M BING OUT. Don't poke me. I'M BONDING RIGHT OUT. DON'T PRESS. I'm bonding right out. >> That's not a >> I'M BONDING RIGHT OUT. I'M BONDING RIGHT OUT. >> YOU'RE NOT. YOU'RE getting charged with A FELONY. [screaming] I'M BOMBING RIGHT NOW. DON'T TOUCH ME. Don't touch me. You racist. Don't touch me. DON'T TOUCH. I AM RELAX. I'M NOT EVEN RESISTING YOU. >> OKAY. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> You better PUT YOUR C >> I DON'T TOUCH ME. PUT YOUR CUSTARD. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. It's not that serious. Do all that. You don't want TO DO ALL THAT. YOU DON'T FEEL SO power when a white woman. You a You a weird ass. YOU A WEIRD ASS. YOU'RE A WEIRD ASS. Go ahead. Bling right out. AND I'M BLINDING RIGHT OUT. NO PROBLEM. BLINDING RIGHT OUT. HE'S GOING TO GET THE FIRST ME. GET THE [ __ ] UP OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF [screaming] ME. GET OFF of me. Get off OF ME. >> OKAY. >> GET OFF of me. >> DEAR GOD. >> GET OFF OF ME. If you els you DARE YOU I DARE YOU. [screaming] I DARE YOU. STUPID. GET THE ME. >> I could ask you the SAME QUESTION. >> WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? >> OH, wrong one. WITH YOUR BUM ASS. GET THE OUT MY HEAD. GET UP OFF OF ME. AS SOON AS YOU GET BUCKLED IN, WE WILL. >> NO, I'M NOT. [screaming] GET OFF OF ME. WITH YOUR BUM ASS AWAY. >> She was arrested on charges including DUI, resisting arrest, assaulting an officer, and child endangerment. Next, as soon as her boyfriend was handcuffed, the intoxicated woman rushed forward, demanding his phone, unintentionally turning a minor violation into something far more dangerous. You >> all done, man? >> Oh, uh, come over here for me. >> You got ID on you? >> Yes, sir. >> You're under arrest for your public. >> You're free to go. >> You're a terrible lookout, but you're free to go. He's going to jail. Oh, he's going to go to jail. >> So, this is public right here. >> Absolutely. It's in public. >> How is it public? >> Are you inside of a building in a bathroom? >> How is public? >> It's public. >> Yeah. If this I'll take them both. Take them both. Yeah, I'll take them both. >> All right. Hands are on your back. >> Why are you taking them? >> They're taking in public. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL, TOO. >> On your back. >> On your back. >> Well, she's going to jail for battery out of law enforcement officer. >> Don't move your hands. >> What did she do? >> She didn't do anything. She didn't there. This is a power type power strip right here. We got some hardships going on. >> While her friends accused the police of abusing their authority, she continued resisting, unaware that the new charge was far more serious. >> What do you think I'm doing? >> It's okay, Joe. >> Hanging in there. That's not >> all right. Get out for me. >> My boyfriend get >> You don't lunge at an officer. Let's go. We're trying to get through a crowd, dude. You turn around and try to talk to us. >> She's moving arrested. She freaks out. Like I like I'm just talking to you. >> Hey, she's an adult. She can make her own choices. >> All right. Wait. Right here. >> [ __ ] I just I just feel bad. That's it. >> I just feel bad. No need to do extra [ __ ] though. She just she just freaked out the moment she is not deal with real criminals out there, right? >> Yeah. And I'd be dealing with them if I wasn't dealing with you guys. >> Yeah. So, is that not a problem that you're dealing with someone kissing behind a little area than real criminals that are probably beating up people, raping people? I feel like that's more of a problem. >> It would be. >> Jillian, >> we're with her. >> She will freak out a lot. I'm just like I I'm just Is it I'm just worried. I'm worried. Is this arrestable or is this citation >> arrestable? No way to put them in front. >> I can't put them in the front. >> But once her anger faded, panic set in and she repeatedly asked whether the charge could cost her job. >> Put your butt in purse. Sometimes that's the easiest way to do it. >> Watch. Watch your head. >> Have ID with you? >> Have your wallet. >> Where's your purse at? >> I don't know. >> Do you have anything on you? Where's your phone at? >> It's right here. I'm sorry. >> Do you have anything else in your pockets? >> I don't. >> Nothing. Okay, let me just stand right there for you. >> I'm just drunk. I don't know why he was arrested. >> All three of them are going to jail. So, >> okay. >> You guys just hanging out and watching. >> Well, they're our friends. >> What's an idea to like >> There's nothing. They're going to go. You can look online at the Ada County Jail. >> They asked why they were arrested. I'm confused. >> They're both arrested for urinating in public. Sorry, I was confused with RNO. >> RNO. Um, I think battery, too. >> Are my parents going to be called? >> How old are you? >> 21. >> Are you 21? I think you're under 21. You're 20, right? >> I'm 21. >> 21? >> Mhm. >> No, your parents aren't going to be called unless you want to call them. >> I'm going to be taken to jail. Yeah, we're just waiting for someone. They're going to they take you down to jail. >> Is this going to go on my record? >> It's a misdemeanor resisting and obstructing and battery on a law enforcement officer. >> So, it's going to go on my record. >> So, am I going to lose my job? >> I don't know. Where do you work? >> I help children with special needs. >> Yeah, I don't know. >> I'm not a bad person. >> All right, we're going to go walk down this way. >> All right, so just face the vehicle right here. Separate your >> By the time she entered the patrol car, she finally realized that a few reckless seconds of interference could carry a heavy price. feet. >> Okay. >> Face the vehicle closer. Separate your feet. Do you have anything on you? No. Okay. I'm just going to adjust your handcuffs. Okay. All right. You said you don't have anything else on you. >> Nothing. Okay. >> All right. You step in. Watch your head. >> Thank you. In Florida, battery on a law enforcement officer is a thirdderee felony, potentially exposing Chassity to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine. The woman was charged with resisting or obstructing an officer and battery on a law enforcement officer. One minute of defending her boyfriend cost her three days in jail and an entire year of probation. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraiser. Thank you so much.