Can you can you give me some information
about what the probable cause is?
>> No.
>> Probable cause might be turn around.
>> I'm still going to look at it tomorrow
morning. I'm still going to look at the
affidavit tomorrow.
>> Not touch me. Oh my god.
>> Oh my god. Are you kidding me?
>> Knock it off.
>> What's up everybody? In today's video,
you are getting two Karen arrested for
the price of one. The first one is an
extremely vile woman who was so drunk
she caused a crash. She killed someone
and then she didn't even bother to stay
on the scene. She just went home. So, we
are going to be taking a look at an
interview with her ex-boyfriend and
family members as well. We'll take a
look at another degenerate Karen who got
arrested for interfering at a traffic
stop. Without further ado, let's get
started. All right, so we are going to
start with the video that she recorded
right after killing an innocent victim.
Take a look at this.
>> Okay, I'm literally not even going to
like joke with you, but like you say
this to your mom like this. Okay,
literally
I don't even care. I literally don't
give a [ __ ] But Mr. Bear, look at
Ready.
Like Like literally Mr.
Like look at it.
Like I can't even
like this awake.
Like you're so like I'm also so lucky
but I'm so lucky that I'm okay. But like
are you kidding me?
Like this is my
>> This woman is so incredibly vile. You
can see the extensive damage on her car.
And what does she have to say? Well, at
least I'm okay. Yeah, well, how about
the victim that you just killed? What is
wrong with you? And that's why she got a
big sentence of 8 years, which is still
not enough in my opinion, but at least
it's better than nothing. Someone like
that shows that they have no remorse
whatsoever.
>> I wasn't willing to answer.
>> Okay. Okay. Gotcha. Um cuz she said,
"David, this is literally so bad." And
then she said, um, you need to, well, I
think she's trying to say you need to
answer me, but she said, Sander me. And
then this is not going to be good. If
you don't answer, I need to call the
cops. And that's also not good. So, this
guy is doing the right thing because
this is really messed up. And he had
evidence on his phone. The woman was
texting him and he decided to go to the
station and do the right thing and
cooperate because yes, she was
cooperating to some extent, but her
lawyer was not letting her talk to the
police. I mean, from a lawyer's
perspective, yes, that's the right thing
to do. But for the woman, and if she
wants a better sentence, she should just
come forward because she did it and she
needs to take responsibility. Now, the
officer was asking this guy to sign a
statement basically explaining what they
just talked about. And this is what the
guy had to say.
>> I'm also going to protect myself, too,
cuz like, of course, you know what I
mean? Um, not with regard to that, the
statement thing, but
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>> um,
yeah, it's like with those text
messages, like they're alarming. And
what I told too is I said, "Hey, I'm not
deleting anything."
>> You know what I mean? Like if someone
comes asking, like I'm going to tell
them what like what I have at least
>> because Yeah. cuz if I go and like don't
cooperate or if I don't show my text
messages or stuff like that, then I look
sketchy and I'm not like willing to
>> cuz you, you know, you seem like a
pretty, you know, a good guy with a good
head on your shoulders. And
>> also, you know,
>> it's about like doing what's right, too.
You know,
>> like you could have not come forward or
if I called you, you could have told me
to go like pound sand or just leave you
alone. But, you know,
>> there was a person that she did hit and
he did pass away. Yeah. So that's a huge
thing, you know,
>> and I talked to my sister and I was
going to come in like the next day or
Monday
>> and we agreed upon to give her a chance
to like turn herself in.
>> Yeah.
>> Like they're like we we both agreed.
We're like, "Hey, we're going to give
her a chance to turn herself in."
>> Yeah. And I think she is she I think
she's going to or she already has a
lawyer who said she's going to um but
her lawyer wants to obviously have like
evidence per se like so that's what
we're putting together. So
>> yeah.
>> Um so I know I saw your phone. Um there
are other there is something here that I
was going to ask um because I do have
like um did see the text messages. Um so
this here is a form that we use at the
police department. It's called consent
to search. Um, so basically it's a
consent to search uh your phone. What
what this really really means is we have
a a detective upstairs that has like a
little plug in the phone and he
downloads the text messages as evidence.
>> Um I don't know if something that would
that would be okay with you or not
>> when you guys I mean
>> so if you said like if you said no I
mean it is what it is. If you said yes,
I would just have to bring the phone to
him upstairs. He plugs into like
whatever Apple, right? And it just
downloads those messages onto the the
hard drive or whatever he uses. I don't
know. It's like computer stuff. So, it's
totally up to you. Um, I mean, I'm not
saying no in the sense I mean you guys
probably going to get it won't like not
that I'm hiding it, but um
>> for my sake
>> um and my protection, I would rather
just you guys have it and then that way
I you know what I mean? Like they don't
go missing or something. And
>> so you you want to do that or
>> Yeah. you So the police also interviewed
this witness and then they realized that
they had more than enough evidence to
arrest the woman. They called the lawyer
and the lawyer brought her in to turn
herself in as promised. But to be
honest, the lawyer was a little snappy
if you know what I mean. I know that's
her job, but I mean in this case, your
client is a terrible person, lady. But I
know that that's their job and they have
to separate how they feel about their
clients and have to defend them to the
fullest extent. So, I guess she was
doing her job right.
>> David,
>> um I do not at the moment. Um, they'll
be with her property uh when you when
she gets released.
>> Okay. Well, I'd like you like what the
established probable cause is.
>> Sorry. I'm just going to put this here.
Okay.
>> Can you can you give me some information
about what the probable cause is?
>> No.
>> Probable cause might be
>> I'm still going to look at it tomorrow
morning. I'm still going to look at the
affidavit tomorrow.
>> Make sure you know
>> we have that everything's on the up and
up.
>> Okay. All right. I'll just look at that
tomorrow.
>> I'm going to lock this. Okay. So, it's
not going to any tighter. Okay.
>> So, she has prescriptions with her and
then also medical prescriptions as well.
>> Okay. That'll just go with her property.
>> Okay. I already told you that.
>> Um, did you have anything on you? Uh,
any pockets or anything like that?
>> No.
>> Okay. Um, they're just going to check
you there. Um, and then you'll be in
contact with your lawyer. Okay. All
right. Um, who's this?
>> That's just my sister.
>> You can give her a hug if you want.
>> I love you.
>> Okay. All right. We're going to go to
this black pickup truck window. Okay.
All right.
575.
10:15 at Dolphin Hill.
Um, so there's not much AC, but I'll put
it crank it on for you. Okay. Thank you
yourself.
All right. It'll just be a couple
minutes. I just have to finish a couple
things. Okay. All right.
Um,
>> all right. Can you go through the pills,
sir? And just make sure make sure they
are what they are.
>> You want to use my truck bed? You can if
you want or your back of yours.
>> Um, I'll do those citations and then uh
we'll go over there.
>> Yeah. Once we found this.
>> Okay. All right. Thanks.
>> So, she got arrested and she was
sentenced to 8 years in prison, which is
not that much considering that she took
a life, but at least it's something.
Now, the justice system sometimes it
doesn't work perfectly. Someone like
this should spend at least 15 years in
prison. The fact that she had no remorse
or didn't even try to help the victim is
pretty alarming, but it is what it is.
Now, we are going to switch gears into a
little bit of a lighter topic. And let's
have fun taking a look at this
degenerate Karen getting arrested at a
traffic stop.
Yeah, put it put it in park.
>> So, the police are here.
>> His phone is in now. Try and turn it
off.
>> Um, but he's shaking like crazy, so he
probably should not be driving. His he
can't hear.
>> Yeah, the key is stuck.
>> Are you Well, so you think he's going to
be taken to the scene or or will he just
>> Are you
>> I'm not No, no, I'm on focus.
>> Dad, it's my dad.
How many How many cars are involved
right now?
>> Not mine. That's mine.
>> All right, let's let's We need to get
that off the road. All right. Can we get
that into the parking lot?
>> Yeah,
>> we'll take care of him, man.
>> I was I was trying to tell his father.
So,
>> we're in the middle of the highway,
guys. So,
>> all right. Can you Can you move your
car, please?
>> Thank you. My man, is your car drivable?
>> Yes.
>> All right. We're going to get it off to
the side of the road. All right.
>> All I was saying is I can leave. I just
want to tell
>> You don't have to leave. Just move your
car.
>> I just want you to tell me it's
>> Are you okay?
>> Yeah, I'm okay. Let's have a seat right
over here.
>> Is that your mom?
>> No.
>> No.
>> You want to talk to here? Why don't you
talk to
>> I'm working.
>> Honestly, this has to be the nosiest
Karen ever featured on the channel.
Lady, they don't need your help here.
You're not helping anyone. You're just
hindering. You are making the situation
more difficult to deal with. Why don't
you just go back to doing what you were
doing before, which was probably going
to McDonald's and complaining about cold
fries and asking for a manager.
>> Can you please go sit in your car? You
have nothing to do with this. Father,
>> I understand. I'm an attorney cuz he's a
minor. You need to tell me. Is he going
to be here?
>> I don't need to tell you anything. I'm
going to arrest you in a second if you
don't get in your car. Do you
understand? I'm not kidding you. You are
impeding an investigation right now and
you're really bothering me. Go sit in
your car.
>> I will talk to him in a minute. Get in
your car now. Tell take it. No, you do
not touch me.
>> Oh my god. What am I doing?
>> Oh my god. Are you kidding me?
>> Knock it off.
>> You will be
>> Knock it off.
>> No. Get your hands off me right now. Get
your hand.
>> Tell you to get your hands off me.
>> I do.
>> Oh my god. Are you [ __ ] kidding me?
>> Stop.
>> No, I'm not stopping. Are you [ __ ]
kidding me? Right.
You guys are trying to You record this.
>> It's recording.
>> Record it.
>> I'm wearing a body cam.
>> Record it.
>> Oh, don't worry lady. It is getting
recorded right now in glorious 1080p and
we are seeing you embarrass yourself and
it is beautiful. This type of content is
just wonderful. Honestly, the invention
of the body cam, especially for police
officers, is the best thing since sliced
bread. It was absolutely necessary. Not
only for accountability and for the
police officers, but for our
entertainment. It's the gift that keeps
on giving.
>> I understand. But why am I under?
>> Because you weren't listening to
anything we were saying.
>> Oh my god. You're not listening.
>> Oh my god. Okay. Can you please can you
please
>> take a breather?
>> No. Take a breather.
I do right now. Can you just [ __ ]
move my I just move my arm so it doesn't
hurt. I
>> How about you stop resisting?
>> My shoulder and you let us put you in
handcuffs.
>> My shoulder is dislocated and you're
making it hurt.
>> Well, rescue,
>> please. Yes. Oh my god.
>> Can you please call Bob Barber?
>> Call Bob Barber right now.
>> Who is that?
>> He's in Narro. Please, please call him.
>> Well, we're not in there nar.
>> I understand that. I cannot believe you.
Take this [ __ ] off me right now.
>> Okay, I have one in custody and
disorderly resisting.
>> Oh my god. You got to be kidding me.
>> You got to be kidding me.
>> Stop.
>> No.
>> Stop talking.
>> No. No. This This is so ridic I cannot
even believe this.
>> Yeah.
>> Oh my god.
>> Go put her in my car.
>> I just wanted to know. I had to tell his
father if he was going to the hospital.
I'm not even involved in this. I can't
believe this.
>> That was our point the whole time.
>> I cannot believe this.
>> That was our point the whole time. You
are not involved.
>> You are not involved. We
>> instructed you to do something. I'm a
good Samaritan who refused to do it.
>> I'm a good Samaritan who stopped to help
a kid and this is what happened. Okay,
stop growing. I'll get up on my own
>> now.
>> Oh my god. Stop it.
>> I want my phone over there.
>> What am I doing? He's pulling my
>> Well, it was just a matter of time
before she turned into a full-blown
banshee. And I'm honestly not surprised
that it happened. She tried the whole
routine of saying I'm a lawyer and all
that [ __ ] And when that didn't work,
she just decided to unleash her inner
demon, which obviously isn't going to
work either.
>> He's pulling my Hey, stop. Get my shoe.
Please get my shoe.
>> Okay,
>> get my Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god.
I've never I cannot even believe this.
>> No. This man is beating the [ __ ] out of
me.
>> Holy [ __ ] Yes, he is.
>> Oh my god.
>> Oh my god. This is the craziest. I've
never
Stop pushing, please. I will.
>> Are you kidding me?
>> You are. You guys don't know how much
trouble you are. I am going to see you
so
I know.
>> You're in so much trouble. I can't even
I can't even tell you. Oh my god. This
is the craziest thing I've ever in my
entire I'm not going to relax. I am so I
can't
>> help this.
>> I I don't have to you guys. What do you
Where do you get this much [ __ ] This is
[ __ ] I need my phone. It's on the
ground over there.
>> Grab it. I won't grab it.
>> Call my husband. He's also an attorney.
>> Go ahead. Damn it.
>> This is so bad. Yeah. I can't even.
>> The phone's right here.
>> Oh, surprise.
>> All right.
>> We're sorry about that.
She was out of control, guys.
>> She wouldn't stop. I know she's on the
phone with your dad,
>> but we're trying to do an investigation,
trying to clear the roadway. We're
trying to keep people safe, and she was
just getting in the way. Okay.
>> Is your car drivable, my man?
>> My car is driving.
>> Your car is drivable, so we're not going
to tow it. Okay.
>> Your car is not drivable, so we're going
to tow the car. Okay.
>> How are you feeling? Are you okay?
>> What happened, guys? Can you tell me
what happened? I I was going wasn't
really paying attention and I was on the
road, but I think I was looking at my
phone and I look up. Next thing I know,
I'm right there and I hit the brakes as
hard as I could and I hit his car. I
launched forward a little bit. Um, it
was a complete break and
I that's really it. I just hit the back
of this car. So, I left that in because
I thought it would be important to show
how dangerous these young men, young
women are with their cell phones.
Distracted driving is just as bad as
drunk driving because one minute
everything is going fine. This guy
decides to start texting on the highway
and then he causes an accident, which is
unreal. I mean, there are so many
campaigns that tell people just don't
look at your phone when you're driving.
But still, people don't care. They think
they know better and this is what
happened. Luckily, both of the accident
victims are fine. Hopefully, that guy
learns his lesson. But on the flip side,
if you want to look at it in a positive
light, at least the cops were able to
take away a vile Karen from the streets.
So, that's a net positive.
>> So, it's just a rear end collision.
That's what we're talking about.
>> Yeah. To be honest with you,
>> Were you rolling or were you stopped?
Um, I was like just kind of trying to
reflect it, but I was like just I feel
like I was just starting to move forward
>> and then out of
>> like you were stopped at a red light.
Are
>> you wearing a seat belt?
>> You wearing a seat belt?
>> I don't think I was officer, but
>> I don't think I was star windshield. No
seat belt.
>> All right, we have a female in custody.
>> She had nothing to do with the accident
and decided to just be crazy reckless.
So, we just got into a wrestling match
with a female driving this car. She's
not involved.
We asked her to move her car over here.
She's shoving the phone in my face,
telling me to talk to the kid who's
injured's dad. I'm like, "Listen, we
need to clear the road. You need to go
sit in your car." She refused to go sit
in her car after being instructed
probably three or four times. She
refused to get out of my face, shoving a
phone in my face. So, I informed her I
was going to arrest her. She resisted.
We had to take her to the ground and put
her in handcuffs.
>> She got a
>> Yeah,
>> she's a lawyer.
>> Officer.
>> Body cameras on.
>> She Dude, she was like, it was almost
like she was like intoxicated. I don't
think she is, but like she was behaving
that way. It was weird.
>> Is she a third?
>> I'm just like, listen, you're not going
to listen to what I'm saying. We're in
the middle of the highway. Get in your
car and get off the highway.
>> I [ __ ] stood her up to her. She
started screaming like the kid was even
more freaked out than anything.
>> How old is the kid? I was
>> I don't know. 05 is his birthday. 17.
>> All right, so the basket case was
charged with obstruction and resisting
arrest. That's it for the video. Thanks
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