Some people talk their way out of trouble. Karens, they usually talk themselves into it. Here are five cases when super entitled Karens face a reality check by cops. Number four, how a drunk woman wasted her chances and ended up having a one-way ride to the station. Our next case takes us to a local bar on March 21st, 2025. Staff had called after a woman refused to leave, even after being told multiple times. Here's how things played out once officers arrived. >> Megan, which who am I talking to? >> Who we here for? >> Who we here for? Young lady in a mini skirt, shorter, curly hair. Megan, her name. Okay. Yeah, Megan's >> they want you gone, so you got to go. >> Huh? >> What? >> I said, >> okay. Well, it doesn't matter what your name at this at this point. >> It's time for you to go. Now you know. >> It's time for you to go. >> Are you going to leave or are you going to get arrested for trespass? >> It's your choice. [Music] We're going to walk out. >> Well, we're not leaving. >> No, you will be. You will be leaving. >> Leave the the premise. >> No, you will be leaving the property is what you'll be doing. >> You got too many things going on here for me. >> So, you will be going. Yes. >> And if you come back and they say you don't you they don't want you back. >> I don't know what the circumstances, >> ma'am. >> They don't want you here. >> Yeah. It's very simple. They don't want you here. What? >> The bar. >> Don't touch me. The bar does not want you here. The bar does not want you here. If you'd like, we'll give you a ride home. >> I said, "What's the circumstances?" >> The bar called us and they want you. >> I want to know what the circumstances. >> I've explained it to you like five times. >> No, you didn't. You just said they didn't want me here. What's the circumstances? >> But you have right >> because you're too intoxicated. >> The bar leave have anybody removed. So, it's time to go. >> Okay. Listen. What is the circumstances? >> The circumstances is they want you to leave. So, it's time to go. >> Okay. What is it? >> Are you going to leave or not? >> I just want to know what it is. >> See if they want to charge us. >> I I want to know this way. Outside. >> This could have ended quickly. A quiet exit. No further problems. Unfortunately, the woman chooses otherwise. And it only gets worse from here. I am. >> No, you're not. >> Go outside. >> Go outside. >> Go outside. >> Just go outside. >> Go outside. >> Don't push me around. >> I'm not pushing you. I'm standing here. >> Outside. >> Excuse me. >> Go outside. >> Do not. >> Here's the thing. You cannot put your hands on the officers. >> I never did. Now you are. >> Put your hands on your back. >> Stop. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. >> I never did nothing wrong. Stop doing that. >> Okay, that's inappropriate. >> Put your hand right back. You're under arrest >> for what? >> Criminal trespass. Refusing to leave an establishment. >> And battery gun officer for pushing off surpassing. >> I never touched nobody cam. >> I >> You just pushed me on body camera. >> I No, I didn't. >> Let go of your purse. So you can walk like a normal person. >> Jesus Christ. You're acting like a child. >> Yes, you are. It's Megan. I can positively identify her. Storm my heart. >> I have Nope. >> I have mental >> issues. Can you please stop? >> You're pulling away for one. >> Don't hurt me. >> Hold on. >> You're hurting me. >> We're not trying. >> Yes, you are. >> We're not trying to hurt you. >> I'm going to fight. I'm going to fight against this. >> Get in the car. >> Stop. Stop hurting me. Then >> stop pulling away. >> You are hurting me. >> Stop pulling away. >> You are hurting me. >> Stop pulling away. >> Stop picking. >> My kids, you're hurting me. You >> sit up like a normal person. >> You let me move. You're purposely hurting me. >> We gave you multiple warnings, Megan. >> We told you multiple times. I go around. Hold on. >> No, you didn't. >> Yes, we did. >> Oh, we told you multiple times. >> Multiple times. >> All on body cam. >> No, I said what? What? Oh, body cam. >> At this point, there's no question she's intoxicated. And officers have reached the end of their patience. She refused to leave when asked to, and that choice comes with a price. >> And what was your presumption? >> Can you ever move that? >> And what was your thing? >> They wanted We've explained it to you several times. >> Oh, no you didn't. >> Megan, here I be. Let me explain it to you very simply. The bar went to remove you to appellet court and you pushed off the I'm going to bring it to appellet court with what you did to me. >> Okay. >> Just like your like you let my ex get away with a doing what he >> Hey, they do want her barred. So >> I was going to get a statement from >> Okay. Hey, get the video, too. >> You let my police get hurt. >> Okay. I don't I don't even know who you are, Megan. Yeah. >> And no one's helping them. >> Well, it's not helping them doing what you're doing today, man. >> Oh, yeah. >> All you had to do was leave. We offered you a ride home. >> I work hard. >> At the point you push an officer, that's why you get arrested. Okay. >> So, >> and I knew that you had a little creep. She right there. I saw her. You know what's sad is that this town is all about Vander Snake and the other guy. >> Okay. >> And that's okay, but check it to a pellet court. That's 20 grand. And my family's going. >> Go ahead. >> The arrest is neatly wrapped up, but officers paused to make sure she has no responsibilities waiting at her residence. >> She have kids or anything? >> I'll make sure. Do you have do you have kids at home alone or >> make sure a pellet court knows exactly how you conducted yourself? >> Everything's on body cam. Megan, >> go ahead. >> Megan Carpenter, >> do you have any kids at home that are alone? >> And what's your name? >> Sergeant Minks. >> Is there any kids at home alone? >> We need to figure this out. >> Okay. >> Megan, is there any children home alone? >> Megan, real quick, do you have any kids at home? Is anybody home by themselves that we need to worry about? Okay. >> I need you to answer my question. I can understand you. Okay. I feel like you've had a little too much to drink tonight, >> but we just want we want to make sure nobody's at home. >> Was not that I could walk home if I want. >> Where do you live? Where do you live at? >> I could walk home from here. >> Where do you live? >> So, why am I being arrested is what I want to know. >> I am not answering no more questions. I want to know why I'm being arrested is what I want to know. >> You pushed an officer. >> Oh, after they came in. >> Yeah, they're allowed to come in. Okay. I never pushed no one. Let's >> I want video camera. >> You pushed me right in the chest. >> I want a video camera. >> Hey. Uh >> oh, he's another one that misties, this is a serious question. Okay, Megan, I'm going to keep talking over you. Your car is here. The owner is requesting your keys so you can move it or they're going to tow it. >> Do you want to give the owners your keys so they can move your car? >> Just move it back there or >> or do you want to have it towed? >> Either way, you're going to jail. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Everybody better peace officer. Me. >> I didn't hurt you. You didn't hurt me, but you pushed me. >> I didn't touch you. >> Oh, I pushed you right here. >> Okay. I want to see the film on that. >> Megan, >> are you going to allow them to move your car back or No, >> if they want to, they can. >> Is it okay that I give >> Are the keys in your purse? >> Can I get them and give them to the bar? >> Her situation only gets worse when her friend confirms she witnessed the suspect push against the officer. At this point, there isn't much left to argue. >> Uh the friend that she was trying to like walk out with, she said she saw that uh she started resisting and she saw her push you and she uh she's like, I want no part of that and I walked away. You pushed me. >> I I didn't even show me the camera. >> It'll be available in Discovery. >> Oh, I said don't touch me is what I said. >> I didn't do anything. I stood there. And after being abused, that is very Oh, I pushed you to where you fell over. And how many pounds are you bigger than me? >> I didn't fall over. You I told you to leave numerous times. >> How much bigger are you than me? >> I don't know. >> Much bigger than me. >> Okay. >> So, you want to play games? >> No, I'm not playing games. This is serious. >> Play sides. >> This is real life. >> You want to play sides? >> Not playing sides. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. You love Vanderbilt. I I have met both of them numerous times. >> Exudge. He's an ex >> states attorney. >> Oh, yeah. I know who he is. Very well. I've had numerous trials with him. >> My husband's got >> Okay. >> So, you're saying >> is your is your husband going to plead your case for you? >> No. He's trying to take everything away from me. >> Ultimately, she was taken to jail and charged with resisting arrest, aggravated battery on a police officer, and trespassing. Number three, drunk woman was already in trouble. Then she started screaming. This case begins on November 13th, 2024 when officers are dispatched to a home after a hit and run crash. The suspect is already standing in the driveway and officers waste no time confronting her. >> Are you okay? Apparently, you were, according to the witness, you were in a crash. Is that what happened? >> Are you serious? I'm Whoever who where who wherever the car ended up, they saw you running away from it. Okay. Are you okay? We just want to make sure now you're not hurt. Are you hurt or no? >> I'm fine. >> Okay. So, that's your Jeep right there. >> My Jeep is in the in the >> But do you own or drive a silver Jeep? It >> It's inside. >> That's not my Jeep. >> It's not your Jeep? >> No. So you were were you driving then? What kind of car you were driving? >> No. >> What's your first name? >> That way. >> What is your first name? >> I think we had a call before. You remember >> there was >> a Nautilus. >> No, here. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Serious. >> Yes. >> So, who's So, that's your Jeep down the street, correct? We just want to make sure. Yeah. There's this scratches right there. Got to got to make sure we >> Leave me alone. Oh no. >> Okay. How How old are you? >> Did you hear any passenger with you? >> Not going to the garage. You are not going to the garage. You can't leave. Not going to the garage. >> The officers are just looking for her side to the story. how her vehicle ended up scratched and damaged. But in her intoxicated state, the way she responds is the worst choice she can make. >> You're not leaving. You're not leaving. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. [Music] Relax. Stand up. Relax. >> I got all of it. [Music] Okay. >> All right. Hey, let me just listen to me. Okay. >> No, bro. >> All right. >> No. >> Can you tell me what happened? >> No. something. You're so is everyone else. >> Everybody. >> Yeah. What freaking time is it, bro? >> Let's see. Let's see. Some water by midnight. Did they give you any water? >> No, they gave me any water. >> The night ended with a woman facing charges for resisting arrest, driving while intoxicated and criminal property damage. You would think her story ended there, but just a month later, the same suspect was back in cups. This time accused of assaulting her boyfriend. >> Well, you're a lot nicer than the guy who got arrested by last time. Uh >> oh. Who got you last time? Remember their name? No, but you >> Okay. >> Yeah. Know I'm going to try to make this. >> Actually, he was there when he got called and he was like, "Are you serious?" >> Just stand right here for a second. I'm just going to throw your paperwork right in the car. >> Imagine if I ran I imagine. >> Make me work for my money today. >> For real. >> All right. >> Not a fast. >> And I know you didn't have anything with you, but I just got to patch you down before I put you in the back of the car. Okay. Just going to use the back of my hand here. Just looking. You don't got any like steal any needles or anything from in there or anything crazy? No scaples. Okay. All right. You're good. I'm going this door for you. Yeah. Just take a seat behind that blue seat belt there and I'll get that on you. Get you going. This is crazy. Am I going to spend the night in jail? >> Uh, so since it is a domestic battery, you will have to go to DuPage at some point tonight. >> Are you kidding me? >> No. >> Probably not. >> Yeah. All right. Now, I'm going to read you your rights real quick. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney and have an attorney present during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided for you at no cost. You understand all that? Uh do you wish to give a statement? >> Um okay. So then you don't want to sign this then >> just saying I understand the above rights and agree to speak with you. >> This time around the officers take her statement and in contrast to her last arrest she seems agreeable signing the paperwork without issue. >> Oh well I understand them. >> Okay. I mean you could sign it and then you just don't have to answer questions. It's up however you want to do it. >> Or I can write refused. >> No I'll just sign it. >> Okay. So just read over lines 1 through 4. Um initial if you understand and then a signature on the X, please take out eight. [Applause] necklace earrings. >> Oh, her string. Do you want the string to your jacket? >> No. >> Okay, >> I'm just going to throw this whole outfit away after throw it away. Throw the whole outfit. Why? Bad luck. Bad luck. >> Understandable. >> So, just to confirm, you don't want to answer. You don't want to give a statement or answer any questions? >> Well, I'll answer questions. >> Okay. Um I mean it really again I wasn't there so it's just going to be running through what you um you know what happened what you saw and or did or whatever. >> Um well not that I pushed him so he called you guys and then said that he told the cops that I grabbed. M >> um and then obviously I was very not compliant because of like how the hell did this just get flipped on me, >> right? >> Like so um yeah, I guess I was like a little bit freaked out. So I Yeah. >> With little left to say, the suspect goes quiet as officers move to wrap up the booking process. >> Um what did you say? >> Um I don't even remember. to be honest. Okay. But >> were you drinking? >> Yeah. >> Um All right. So, you never um used the shower rod as a weapon to to hit him? >> No. >> Okay. >> That's not. And then um >> my face. >> Left side of the face. Okay. Did you I don't see anything. I don't remember if you did or not. I can check. >> I don't think so. >> Okay. I'll take some photos just so we have them for the for the report. Um All right. I think that's pretty much it. Okay. All right. Uh, do you have anything else to to add or say? >> No. >> Okay. Very good. We'll get you get you moving here. >> The second incident ended with a woman being charged with battery. Number two, woman thought her behavior would be tolerated. It wasn't. In our next case, officers in Akran, Ohio respond to a store after reports of a woman harassing the owner and causing problems on the property. Here's how it began. and things like that. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Thanks. Hi. Here leave me alone. >> She said I'm telling the miners which I'm not. She don't have an ID on it. So tell her >> you want to leave the property. >> Hi. >> Hi. Are you the police officer that I got called? Okay. >> Sure am. >> Okay. I see him selling to a minor. And what did he look like again? What was that? >> Sold a cigar. >> No, he sold beer to a minor. He goes to school over there at au. >> Okay. Call the state liquor patrol. >> Call the state liquor control. I will do that. So you can't arrest him now? Nope. But that's what you're supposed to do as a cop, right? >> If I have evidence. >> If you have evidence. >> I'm telling you that. >> He wants you to leave the property. >> Oh, does he? Oh, does he? Really? Okay, that's fine. And I will no problem. >> You want me to do arrest you? >> Yeah. >> Why? I didn't do anything. >> Is it? It's criminal that you're not arresting him right now after I >> think we'll do an investigation. >> Oh, I don't know. >> She's not uh she's not really playing by the rules right now. So, >> I'm not doing anything. I called you because he's selling to my >> He wants you to leave the property now. But you're supposed to come talk to me because it's >> I'm talking to you. >> I told you what you need to do. >> Call State Liquor. Give them a tip. >> You're supposed to call State Liquor. You're the cops. >> I don't even know what that is. >> He slipped me for what? I didn't do anything. >> Ma'am, do you want to leave the property or do you want to go to jail? >> For what? For what? >> Because we're telling you you need to leave. So now you're criminally trespassing. >> Why am I I can't buy something. >> Okay. And they want you to leave, which is their right. They can refuse service to you. >> No, but he did something wrong. What did I do? I called you. We want you to leave. >> I called you. >> Ma'am, are you going to leave? >> I called you to help me. And he's trying. He tried to >> The woman can't back up her claims to the store owner. And as her hostility toward officers escalates, an arrest becomes inevitable, but not for the reason she expected. >> He tried to hit me. And you're not doing anything about it, huh? Don't >> Yeah, we're going to send you to jail if you don't leave the property. That's what we're going to do. >> So, you're going to leave the property or we have to send you to jail? >> Huh? >> I didn't do anything wrong. Are you trying to get by? >> No, they are. Yes, they are. >> Are you going to weave? >> I don't have to. I'm staying here to buy something. >> Okay. >> He's not He's not selling anything. >> Ma'am, last chance. Are you >> Why is Grabbing the beer then? >> If he's not selling anything, and no one's talking. >> He's not selling to you. He doesn't want to sell to you. >> He has the right to refuse service to you and ask you to leave his propert. >> But how did you know that? I didn't tell you that on the phone, >> man. Are you going to leave? I guess. How did you know that? How did you know that? How did you know? arrest me yesterday. >> 43. >> I'm good. Yes, you are. No, don't drop. >> Oh, yeah. >> I can't. >> Oh, yeah. Hey, what did I do? Help me. Help. Oh, help. Help me. Help. >> Taylor, stop. >> Help. I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Calm down. I didn't do He's trying to help. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Help me. Get it on video. It is on video. >> Is on video. You got to get in the cruiser. >> Help. Help me. Help. Help. Help. Help. Help. >> We need to put you in a >> Listen, if you don't stop, we're going to put you in a in a rat. Help. Help me. Help. I'm not doing anything right. Help me. I just came to stop. Help me. Help me. Help. >> It's clear the woman won't leave without making a scene. And with her combative behavior, officers aren't taking chances. If she keeps resisting, she'll end up in the rap. >> Help. Help. Help. I didn't do anything wrong. >> That No, that's a that's a wrap. We're going to put you in a wrap. >> Why are you going to put me in a wrap? >> Cuz you're not going in the car. >> I'm not complying cuz I didn't do anything. I was at the store and he sold to a minor. >> Oh my god. I called you for help. >> You want to go in that? >> Oh man. >> Oh, Taylor, you're fine. >> I am. Yes. Tate, it's going to hurt a little bit. >> She's talking to herself. Let's just put her in. >> What am I doing? >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. I came to shop at the store. >> Okay. Listen. >> Listen. What? >> Last chance. >> Last chance. >> Get in the car. We're putting you in the wrap >> for what? I didn't >> Because you are under arrest. >> Trespass. >> Huh? >> We explained this to you. We gave you multiple lawful commands to leave the property. You did not. >> They are. Yes, they are. >> But I didn't do these things. >> Okay. >> And you're going to still wrap me up? >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> For not doing anything >> because you're being noncompat. >> Will you sit in the back seat? Can I go? Yes, you should. >> All right. Okay. Have a seat in the back. >> Cuz it's going to get worse than I did. Exactly. Taylor, you got it. >> Okay. >> And everybody got their phones. Yes, they do. >> We just her last week. You know, >> this is where her behavior takes a more alarming turn. Watch how she acts when she's cuffed and seated in the cruiser. He died. Arrest me cuz you're all going to spit right in your car. Oh, yeah. I told you you're gonna go to jail. One of them because you just arrested. Oh, and you just showed the cops how racist they really are. Cuz I didn't do anything. I called you guys for help, bae. Oh, they are scared. Yes, they are. Oh, they'll probably soon probably cuz they about to go to jail anyway. Oh, they about to go to Oh, they going to bum the white devil. That's why they don't hear me screaming. No, they don't. Ah. T you good now? Oh, I am. Oh, I'm so I know cuz it does hurt, babe. Does it? Yes. Yes, it does. But this is the practice run. Oh, it was a practice run. I think he didn't need a You can get out of them cuffs. I think I can. But don't run, Taylor. This is good. It's making him look bad. Oh, we just made him tighter. Ah, it's okay. That's even better cuz then we did. Oh. Oh, we did make him tighter on purpose. Ah, that makes you look worse. Oh, cuz I didn't do Oh god. We got to go. Yes, you do. >> We got to get her in mental health court. I think it's not going to summon her. Yeah, I think so. >> Do you know her name? >> I I >> got to look it up. >> I got to remember what day I was there last week. >> So, when you guys got what she doing there standing there, she's angry that she says they're selling electric. The officers are already familiar with a woman from previous calls and from what they're seeing now, it appears she might be going through another mental health episode that needs to be addressed. >> Got called for twice last week. First time she was having a full-on conversation with herself in a car window. I just let it go. Um and then we got called the second time cuz she was screaming out her window for like an hour. She was just screaming bloody murder like this. So, we went up, we went in the apartment, nineyear-old sons in there. >> Yeah. And uh we ended up pinking and little six and the kid. >> Oh, what is this? My powers. I can make people listen too. >> You can. Oh, yes. That's what we be doing. We are in them too as well. Cuz God is in everybody, you idiots. Oh, no. I didn't [Music] give no cuz you got me in this hot and you can't breathe in this. Oh, that's what you're trying to do. Oh, yeah. What if the I can't breathe either, Kenny? >> Yeah, cuz I'm just going to go to sleep. Exactly. Oh, she knows. Yeah, she knows. She just don't want to be in these cuss. It's only until you go to jail. Everybody's so posted. Oh, it's everywhere. Is it? And what's going on? Are they about to Yes. And they're actually about to fly out here. Trump and everything. Huh? No, not him. Cuz he hates us. Yes, he does. And he's happy about it. Yes, he is. But I didn't do anything. And they know that. They're so confused and say, "Yes, don't be scared. It is scary. I understand." But they're not. And I can't take you out to your sleep. Yeah. No, I can't. I was. That's why you couldn't cuz I was up. Exactly. But I was up the whole time and you kept turning your Yeah, but I just got to shut my eyes. >> Right. Exactly. I don't have to go to sleep. No, you really know the hospital. Yeah, I was in and out at the hospital. Yeah. >> At this point, officers aren't just worried about the woman. They're also concerned for her 8-year-old son, likely waiting at home with no idea his mother is being taken to the station again. But the other day I was up and you were ah and I was faking sleep. You were. And you took me out. Yes, I did. I can't do it. Exactly. Stop not believing it. Cuz you're scared, too, aren't you? I really am. Cuz you think they're going to hit me. I do. Oh, they really are. Yes, cuz I didn't do any. And they're not looking normal. They don't know who I am. Exact. And they're like, "Who is this innocent?" And she has no wreck. Oh, you good? You knew? Yes. Yes, I did. Oh, she's still scared. Yes, I am. Oh yeah, we're going to Jo. We always go Door Dash at Yes, we do. And they know that, too. They don't know that part. You going to tell them that? Yes, I am. I bring them food. And they can look up that you door dash cuz that's an actual job. It is. Yes. She That's why she was trying to file taxes and it was not enough. Oh, so they told her, "Don't do it." But actually, I think it was. That's why that your taxes were so low. She knows I did do that. They are. They want me to run. Yes. As soon as I get out the car, he's going to try to get me. Yes, he is. Oh, this is how you get in. It may pick up in return. Okay. They going to try to He's bringing out his gun. No, he's not. He's putting it away cuz he has to cuz you bring out the gun and you shoot an innocent black girl that did nothing. You guys are Oh, man. We're trying to fix it. They're so confused. Oh, man. We can't. No, please. But we can't. You have to. You got to make them shoot themselves. We can do that. And you're still having fun. And you're not with an innocent. >> Just like earlier, she starts speaking normally again, as if nothing happened. But it doesn't last. After a few moments, she slips right back into the same strange behavior. >> But don't do it in front of Taylor. It's too graphic. Make sure he goes in. But what about the cuffs? Uh, >> bae. Yes, I can. >> I don't know what the dispatcher said, but you were advised to leave several times. You refused to leave the property. >> I didn't leave cuz you guys are the ones that told me to wait. I called you. >> So, it's all for court. >> It's all for court. >> Yep. Court right here. >> I'm not trying to. I'm just letting you know what happened. >> Yeah, I was there. It was all >> Yeah, it was, wasn't it? In the end, the woman was charged with criminal trespass and obstruction. Number one, mother couldn't handle her neighbor reprimanding her kids, so she escalated the situation to an arrest. Our final case takes us to a Florida residence where a senior citizen called the police claiming her neighbor had harassed and assaulted her. Yeah, there you go. >> Yeah, it took place right there where you can see the shells. She knocked me right on my >> run back down. >> What constituted this fight? >> Well, >> it couldn't have been just a random act of just violence. >> It was it what happened is um I saw these two boys on the property. I was just coming to my front door and >> they were like right here or something >> and they were they grabbed shells and honestly I figured it would just I was you know I said to her it's no big deal. it's over with, but you know, they shouldn't be on my property taking shelves. She says, "Well, they didn't take shelves." She was very hostile. Then she got this close to me. And I just pushed her away and that was it. She knocked me right on my kept saying, "They're kids. They don't they're 10 years old, but they're not little. They're pretty goodized kids." But the kids didn't they left laughing like, you know, "F you." And that was it. It But the mother took it like, "Oh my god. [Music] After learning what happened to the elderly woman, the officer now wants to hear the other suspect's side of the story. Listen to what she has to say. >> Hey, Elizabeth, come on out and talk to me. >> Yeah, I need to talk to you. >> Okay. We were I was just fixing a call because >> same thing with the subject. >> I actually need my kids to step out cuz this involves my children. She was screaming and racially racial racial profiling my child. She called him the n-word. So that's what my son called me on the phone cuz they were shooting their Nerf gun. He's 10. >> Yeah. >> And she he shot the Nerf gun in her yard. She came out. She was screaming at him. Told him that she, you know, just obviously horrible things cuz he called me horribly upset. So I go down to confront her. I'm like, "Hey, you can't talk to children like that." And she's like, "I'll talk to anybody any kind of way I want." And I'm like, "No, you really cannot talk to children, especially this one right here, >> my child." And I when when she stepped up and like like put like pushed me really hard and hit me in my face, which caused us to have an altercation. >> Like I just had back surgery. I I just I obviously didn't go in a fight cuz I'm in a dress in high heels and I just went down there to defend my child. Okay. All right. So, that was a spontaneous statement, but I'm going to read you your Miranda warning. Okay. Not saying you're going to jail, but I have to read you your Miranda rights because there are allegations against you that you >> I have witnesses. Can you >> But I have to read you your Miranda warnings. I have to ask you more specific question. I know you just All right. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against Portal Law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, won't be appointed to represent you. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights, not answer any of my questions or statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you, Elizabeth? >> Yes, sir. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to continue to talk to me and answer specific questions about why we're here? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, obviously you and I got into a fight, right? You're saying she pushed you and then that that's >> No, she hit me in my face and pushed me. Uh-huh. >> According to the elderly woman, the trouble began when two children started picking seashells from her lawn. She tried to get them to leave, which led to a dispute with their mother, ending with a mother striking her. The accused, however, gives a completely different account. >> We were we were like a little close, more closer than you and I. >> So, walk me to to the beginning. Okay. Your kids were possibly picking up seashells or supposedly or something. >> What happened? I don't want to put words in your mouth. So, you tell me from the beginning. My son told me that that's what she accused him of. And he said, "No, ma'am. >> That's not what we were doing. My bullet from my Nerf gun fell into your yard. They picked it up and tried to show her and she was still okay." >> Cursing at them. >> Okay. >> I can see that they were playing around. >> Racial profiling. Yes. And that's my son's biracial. So >> racial profiling. >> Yeah. She followed him the nword several times. >> Okay. >> So that's what got my son. He's 10 >> from a distance though, right? She never actually went up to your kids. >> No. Yeah. It was Yeah, it was >> like from the threshold of her doorway and like >> in the driveway where they where it was. That's where she came up to them at. >> Okay. >> At the street. He wasn't in her actual yard is what he's what he's saying. And I believe him. So, >> Right. Right. Okay. And then what happened? >> I came up and I knocked on her door because I wanted to talk to her cuz obviously I wanted to see what was going on. And >> uh she wasn't at her door so she was in the garage so she was coming out. So I went from her front porch back to the garage door which is where she met me which is where we were having the conversation. >> Okay. >> And that's where I was said ma'am you those two children right there and she said that they were stealing shells and I said no ma'am. She said that they had a gun and I said ma'am it was a toy gun like it's a Nerf gun. She said how am I supposed to know? And I'm like they showed you the void. >> Okay. >> And >> at any point um do you remember her trying to like leave or walk past you? No, she never she w she was she was walking past me and she also pushed me out of her way to walk past me. >> Okay, so you don't remember uh cuz this whole thing was captured on video. >> Okay. >> The officers allow the woman to give her side of the story and listen carefully. What she doesn't realize is that they've already reviewed the security footage showing exactly how the incident unfolded. >> So from the video they showing opposite of what you're telling me. From the video, I see her coming out talking to you in the driveway. You're clearly upset talking to her or whatever a conversation. I get it. Um, but in the video, it shows her trying to go past you like this and you blocking her route of exit. >> That is that not blocking her of exit. That's when she says she could talk to anybody anyway she wanted. And I said, "Not my child." That's when I just stepped in and said, "But not my child." >> Okay. But what I'm saying is if we're talking like this, >> that's all she also put. That's all that that's exactly what happened. I didn't. >> So when she tried to walk away from you, why'd you step in front of her? >> Because she was saying that she could talk to anybody any way she wanted and he's 10 years old and I just not any child. You just can't talk to children any kind of way. It's just not acceptable. >> Morally wrong, right? But it's not against the law. Correct. As a mother, I can understand where you're coming from, right? But morally, is it wrong? Yeah. Yelling at my child, biracial, you know, statements and stuff like that, right? I can understand you're upset. Okay. But when you guys finish that, you know, are going back and forth with each other. She tries to leave or diffuse the situation from walking past you to the right. >> You take a step to the left. >> Comment as weird things. I didn't touch her. I just stepped towards her didn't deserve me getting hit in the face or pushed. >> So basically here, this is what it is. When someone tries to if we're arguing back and forth like you and her were, you guys weren't pushing each other at that point. When she tries to leave like this and you step in her way, you're blocking her path of exit. >> By law, she has the right to push you out of her way. Now, >> even if she still has exit lane property, >> she's on her property. >> Okay, so that's a little education for you. >> The officer makes it clear that the woman was wrong in how she treated the elderly neighbor. She may still have plenty to say, but the decision on how this call ends has already been made. She's being rude and saying rude things. >> Ma'am, being rude is not >> I'm saying I can see if I completely like blocked her in and like caved her in. >> Well, you guys were literally right by the garage. >> Stepped and was like, "But not my child." >> Right. But this is this is >> put my body. >> This is the garage from the video right here. Right. >> I didn't block her in like if you can see she had she still had room. >> Are there any other are there any other adults or anything? Yes. >> Okay. Just how many kids are here? >> Can you get other people's you be placed under? Can I put my shoes on? >> Yeah, we'll get your shoes number two. >> Let's get that. So, right now, >> can you I just had surgery on my back. Can you please sit in the front? >> No, I can't do that, too. Cuz from the video, it don't look like your surgery had anything to do with it. >> So, put your hands on. >> Can I please let someone know what's going on? >> We'll get out of the doorway. Let's get out of my shoes on. >> We'll get your shoes. We'll get your shoes. We'll knock on the door. We'll explain it to the other adult in there. >> Oh my god. >> 651 adult in custody. So, lift your hands up so I can double lock them for you. I'll hold my throat. Want to step over here? Just It's okay. It's okay. So, right now, you're being placed under arrest for battery on an elderly person 65 years or older, which is a felony. >> Okay. >> Oh my gosh. >> All right. She had plenty of room to still go. She did. Okay. >> She did. This is wrong. >> No, ma'am. It's not. What you did was wrong. You're going over there to talk to her is one thing, but you can't block somebody's uh path of exit when they try to leave from the front door. >> I didn't block it. She was not blocked. >> You'll have your day in court to discuss it with the lawyer or something like that and they'll play the video in court cuz it's going to be evidence. God. >> So, actually, you know what? Step out for me. Let's take uh photos of her. Okay. Do you want an ambulance to come check you out? No. >> Before heading to the station, officers document the woman's injuries from the earlier scuffle. As for her side of the story, that will be for the court to hear. >> Step all the way out for me, man. I'm sorry. >> I'll take cuz I already got my phone. >> So, she's got some uh I'm going just raise your Is it your right knee? Okay. So, injury right there. That looks like that's from the ground when you threw her on the ground. >> Yeah. And then get her arms and her toes. >> And you battered her pretty good. >> She fell, which is like battered. >> Okay. >> Get scratches on your arms. >> We get a good picture of her face and her arms. >> I don't have nothing on my hand. >> Just get this, which is what happened. >> Okay. >> You don't have any? >> No. >> Okay. You ever been uh Just going to take a picture of your face. special. >> Do you know your uh >> Can you go get Miss Emily? >> You're social. >> Hi, ma'am. >> I'm having them call your mom and Grace. >> Yeah. Yeah. Take your time. >> I don't >> I'm just her friend. >> Okay. So, >> but they know me. >> Hey, Cherry. Ask her if it's okay if the kids are with her friend. >> Does the kid It's okay for your kids to be with your friend. >> Yeah. >> Okay. She says yes. >> In the end, the woman was charged with battery on a person 65 years of age or older. What's your verdict? Let me know in the comments, and I'll see you in the next video. As always, stay safe out there, folks.