She shouldn't pull out a gun on people if you're not going to use it. And I told her I'm not scared of shooting ME, SILLY. I'M IN OW! HE KICKED ME. I CAN'T GET UP. STOP! I CAN'T GET UP. I JUST GOT HIT BY A TRUCK. >> I WILL Hold on. Hold on. I will walk. I will [ __ ] I said I WAS WALKING >> [screaming] >> NINE TIMES. >> IT begins with a simple misunderstanding and somehow it becomes an absolute showcase of questionable decisions, shaky logic, and Olympic levels of entitlement. Welcome to another round of Karens as they get increasingly more dumb. >> Can we agree this is a flat surface and this is a straight line? >> I don't know, but whatever you can prefer. >> Would you go Would you prefer to go somewhere else? >> I mean, I don't give a [ __ ] I'm sober. >> On July 25th, 2025 in Ohio, police officers spotted a vehicle driving erratically. Suspecting they might be under the influence, they conducted a traffic stop. It should have been an open-and-shut case, but the Karen involved had a ridiculous excuse. >> Come on, spin. >> That matters. >> Cuz you >> I did not drive that vehicle. >> Okay. So, when you just drove past me on Mechanic Street >> So, you're going to pull me over on the stop that's not a stop. >> Okay, step over here for a second. >> Hello. >> So, two things. You drove past me on Mechanic Street when you left the bar. I [snorts] had to go northbound and then he saw you park here and get out and walk that way. >> Okay. Okay. >> gas station, but I did not park nor drive that vehicle. I had somebody else Somebody else was driving that vehicle, which I'm not going to tell you the name. >> Where are they at right now? >> They left. >> Okay, so >> clearly were going to pull them over. >> So, this officer watched you get out of the driver's seat. >> Okay. Watch. Stop. I don't know, but there was no traffic stop. There was no >> This is a traffic stop right now. >> Okay. Well, I would love to see you prove that I was driving a vehicle. >> Please do. >> It looked like the suspect, Savannah, was trying to rely on persistent denial. She claimed she wasn't driving and that the officers had no proof. Sadly for this woman, gas stations always have surveillance cameras. So, one of the cops went inside to talk to employees while the other did field sobriety test with Savannah. >> Can you do you know your alphabet? >> My alphabet? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Absolutely. >> Okay, can you start at C and end at W, please? C is in Charles, W is in William. >> C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S U V W X Y and Z. >> Okay. Can you count, okay? >> Count? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Can you count backwards starting at 47 ending at 32, please? >> Oh my god, this is some like super logical 47 ending at what? 20 >> Start Start at 47 and at 32. >> All right, 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21. Do you want me to keep going? >> It was clear that she knew her alphabet, but she didn't know how to follow instructions. When the officer asked the woman how much she'd had to drink, she said she was completely sober. >> So, why does your breath smell like an alcoholic beverage then? >> Okay. I mean, I don't know, you tell me. Maybe I don't brush my teeth. >> Understood. Okay. >> But I would like to tell my officer my numbers >> and put your feet together, please. >> All right. And it takes three of you to do this. What's the yellow on your finger, though? >> Keep your eyes open, please. >> They're open. I'm looking at what's the yellow on your finger. It's highlighter. >> I'm going to flip it. It's going to go up now. Don't move your head, okay? >> I haven't moved my head once. Am I allowed to blink? Is that like a the law? >> You can blink. >> Okay. >> All right. All right, we're going to do some walking tests now, okay? >> Before moving on to the walking test, Savannah Bragg she passed the previous test with flying colors. What a lot of people don't understand though is that the cops are trained to look for signs of intoxication both verbal as well as nonverbal. It's not exactly a situation of pass or fail. >> Can we agree this is a flat surface and this is a straight line? >> I don't know, but >> No? Would you go Would you prefer to go somewhere else? >> I mean, I don't give a I'm sober. [music] >> Understood. >> [music] >> Not bad, but she wasn't out of the woods just yet. Next up was the dreaded one-leg stand test. Before getting started on it, she was given a quick demonstration, but she was more [music] concerned about cracking jokes than paying attention. >> Notice how I stand until I tell you to stop. >> That's ridiculous. Why don't you just give me like 20 seconds? Nobody stands on one foot You got that yet? >> I can. >> Do you understand all of my instructions? >> I understand everyone that can hear me. >> Are you ready, sir? Okay, you may begin. >> Oh, you're timing me. Well, okay. One foot. >> Hands down at your sides. Hands down at your sides. 6 in off the ground. 6 in off the ground. >> 6 in off the ground. I don't know what 6 in is to you. >> Okay. >> What time is >> Whatever you're most comfortable with. >> I just I can do that. >> Okay. >> So This is not going to be able >> Okay. Is that how you're going to do the test? >> Well, no. I don't know what You said 6 in when I lift my leg up like this, so I figured that wasn't good enough. So, I got to lift my other leg up. >> Okay. >> What's 6 in off the ground is >> On a scale >> I stayed on both of my legs. >> On a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being stone-cold sober, 10 being highly intoxicated, where do you rate yourself at right now? >> Uh I smoked a little bit of weed, and that's totally legal. And I am totally sober considering the fact that I was taking care of my friend all night long. >> Okay, so what number would you put yourself at? >> I showed up to the bar tonight >> [music] >> and got a ride to the bar tonight was to get my friend that way. >> Understood. So, what number would you put yourself at between 1 and 10? >> how about a 0.75? >> 0.75? >> The legal limit in that state is 0.08. If she was 0.75, she'd be way over the legal limit. She would definitely be unconscious, even lifeless. To make matters worse, the cops had just finished seeing the surveillance footage, and let's just say her story was about to fall apart. >> Patrolman Cox, what did you find out? >> She was driving the vehicle. >> Okay. So, the surveillance video here has shown that she was driving. >> Could you have a warrant for that? >> I don't need a warrant for that, okay? >> You don't need a warrant? >> So, we have I saw you driving on Mechanic Street. Patrolman Fike saw you getting out of the vehicle here, and the camera footage shows you getting out here. >> So >> So, let me ask you again, was somebody else driving this vehicle is what you're trying to claim? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I understood. So, >> So, are you going to write me a ticket, and then I'm not allowed to go home, and then I can get it court, and deal with this? >> You are going to deal with this in court, absolutely. I am going to write you a ticket, absolutely. >> Astonishingly, she still claimed she hadn't been driving, even though all the evidence, including surveillance footage, proved that she was lying. So, as a result, a ticket and a court date were not going to be her only consequences. >> So, you're under arrest for OVI, obstructing official business, and driving under suspension. Go ahead and face away from me, put your hands behind your back. Turn right away from me, put your hands behind the back. Yes, because you're driving drunk and probably high. So, go and turn around, put your hands in the back. Okay. So, you have the right to remain silent. You have the right to a lawyer. You have the right to an attorney. If you can't afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you. You have the separate right to questions at any time. Do you understand all of your rights? Can you please stop pulling away while I try and put your cuffs on? I'm trying to make them so they're tight and not uncomfortable. Absolutely. [music] >> The officer handcuffed Savannah and searched her, and all that was left was to put her in a squad car and take her to jail. The only smart thing she did that night was not resisting arrest. >> No. Go back over here. >> Seriously? >> Yes, seriously. >> Why? >> Why didn't you call somebody in your current state when you were sitting at the bar? >> I did not have my phone. I told you that. Someone literally had my phone the whole entire time. >> Oh. >> I swear to God, Jordan literally pulled it out of the car. >> Okay. Have a seat. >> I swear to God. >> May I please >> No, sit in the car. Can you go on this side, please? Absolutely not. You should have made better decisions before you got in the car in your in your current state. >> I'm I'm literally not drunk. I have not drank this entire [music] time. That is crazy. >> They charged Savannah with OVI and driving on a suspended license. She was a handful to deal with, all right, but she had nothing on our next Karen. On March 22nd, 2025, the cops were dispatched to a neighborhood residence after reports of an ongoing dispute. The person who called was a woman, and since she moved into the neighborhood 3 months ago, she called the cops more than 100 times. >> Hi. Uh did you you call and say there was a kid that got bit by a dog? >> Uh can you come in, please? >> Sure. >> Yeah. >> Sorry about the mess. >> That's okay. >> I don't want these people I don't I don't want to I already don't like this lady over here at all whatsoever at all. Not at all. >> Okay. >> 2 and 1/2 months of it. I'm new here. I come here to start a new life to be in peace and I can't get to it because every time I close my door, she'll come up and hit this window. She'll come up and hit my bedroom window, hit the front, hit the back, and it's like I finally had enough. So, I gave a few choice words, and then with three choice words today, she went to everyone's door to try to I guess to get [music] to be a witness on how I was sounding. >> Remember though, even though she'd only been in the neighborhood for 3 months, she'd called the cops over 100 times. In other words, not only were they familiar with her, but they'd also spoken to their neighbors multiple times already. >> I know a lot of the kids [music] that live here. They walk over to other kids that live on that side of the >> Yeah, they go use that way. >> Yeah, I see them cut through yards and stuff. I mean, they're kids. They do that. >> exactly. >> So, what makes you think it what made you think it was her if it looked like a man or if it looked like kids? >> Cuz I seen her come back around and go back up that way. And then I caught her the next night in the yard at the same time, and she's coming up with her dog, and I said, "Can you do your business? Can you have your dog do your business somewhere else?" And I've caught her again, and she This her answer. My dogs walk me over there. You're the one who's in control. They're on a leash. >> Um, and I know that we've had a few calls up here, too, on like where you've reported stuff stolen, and it wasn't stolen. I mean, do you think that could be the reason why maybe the neighbors are Like, people don't like to really be accused of stealing things, and then >> I can't I didn't know. I couldn't see the first time. >> Okay. Some people are just impossible to work with. She'd been treating 911 services like a minor complaint department and was calling whenever her neighbors did something she didn't like, no matter how big or how small. >> Every time I have my doors closed, if she see an opportunity, she will stand up here at this uh fire hydrant. I would watch her. When I would see her, catch her through the window, she'd stand there, and then she'll go back there, and she will throw stuff up here at this cuz I guess she wants to knock the stuff off the window. All because I told her, "Please don't cut through. I don't want your dogs using this yard to go poop." That's it. And >> Well, well, I I tell you what. How about we do this? Cuz I want to go make sure that the everything's fine with the kiddo real quick. I'm not going to I'm not going to I'm not going to cause any any kind of ruckus. >> Tell him that I >> I just I just want to make sure they weren't bit or anything. I won't I won't make it to where you are having more issues with anybody else, but I'll come back in just a minute to talk to you, okay? >> The officer went outside to talk to the neighbor she'd been feuding with, and unsurprisingly, she had an entirely different version of events. And not only that, she said there were multiple witnesses that would back up her story. >> Cuz she tried to say when I was gone a week ago that I smeared dog poop on her windows. I wasn't even here then. >> Well, she She says you She says you knocked on her window. >> I I have I don't even go my landlord came to me, and I walked my dog from this way down, and she steps out, starts recording me. I went over to my neighbor, asked for cig That's when she started saying all the stuff I sent you. About an hour later, I went took my dog this way to go get cigarettes to that bar. Walking back, she's right there recording me saying stuff again. I I don't Now today all that is walk out my door and she's recording me. And I'm like, why? And I guess because she said I destroyed her property. I didn't do anything. And every There's witnesses to that. They said no, she's not going to say you did that cuz they seen her doing it and they seen her on the phone all night. >> It sounded like an absolute nightmare. Everyone, of course, wants to live in a community with neighbors they trust, and you'd be surprised how one bad neighbor can ruin the entire community. The officer then talked to some more neighbors. Your neighbor down here called us about 47 times about a wind chime. Do you Do you have any idea what this where this infamous wind chime was hanging before? >> No, like I don't go up there. I wouldn't kids go up there. >> Cuz she was out there swinging a broom around yesterday and >> She seems to be unstable. I don't want kids around her. >> They just come home yesterday. They don't bother anybody. She is actually dangerous to the people in the housing, if you ask me. I mean, I wouldn't want to see her go out of a night walker dog every night cuz you don't know what that woman's going to do. >> You ever heard her threaten anybody or anything like that? >> her all the time. >> Like what? >> Why you >> She said uh come in my yard now. She's standing out there. >> It's come out out of nowhere. You know what >> Yeah, just know it. Tiffany, when you mean her yard, she walked over here and was talking to me. >> So So would it would it be safe to say that she's probably disturbing the the peace here here on the block? >> I I would think [snorts] so. Yeah, well, I mean, you guys have to come out like three times a week. >> It was beginning to sound like she'd been terrorizing the whole neighborhood. And ironically, she was the one who'd been calling the cops non-stop saying she'd been harassed. It was a classic move out of the Karen playbook. The officer then talked to another couple in the neighborhood. >> Do you know anything about this infamous wind chime? >> Yes, I can tell you all about this. >> Okay. >> It was getting dark. >> Okay. >> Come out the door, yanked that the wind chime off of there. >> Where was it hanging? >> On on this side here. >> OH, KIND of like how you guys have your >> Yeah, on this side. >> Okay. >> Took that damn wind chime, she took it in the house. I don't know what she did with it after that. >> Okay. >> She found it >> Molly. >> Get her. I can't talk with Molly doing that. Molly McGee, get in the house. >> She called us saying that she stole it. >> No. Well, [laughter] then she's hid it in that house. That's what might have been what she was doing. And that Shifty didn't have a damn thing to do with that. >> Okay. >> And she's nuttier than a home aid. I'm sorry, but she is, honey. >> It seemed like the entire neighborhood agreed that the woman was the problem. Most people, when they're new to a neighborhood, want to try and make a good impression, but it seemed to be the last thing on the suspect's mind. The officer then went back to talk to the suspect. >> So, about this wind chime. >> Right here. >> The neighbors said that they saw that you come out and grab it. >> They They lie on me all the time. I don't even know these people. How are they down here? >> I mean, it's It kind of seems like everybody on the block's actually kind of scared of you. >> Scared of me? >> Mhm. >> I've only been here 3 months. What is there to be scared >> Well, they say they say that they They say that you come out and you yell at them and you call them names and stuff. >> Are Are they saying >> No. That's So, [music] it's I've I've talked to like half the people on the street in the past like 20 minutes. >> In classic Karen fashion, she said that her neighbors were out to get her. Sadly with Karens, that's always how it is. Even if 100 people are pointing their fingers at them, they'll still paint themselves as the victim. >> When I catch her, when I confront her, they're lying for her >> Okay. >> to make it out [clears throat] I'm crazy. >> The folks that I talked to wouldn't really have any reason to lie about your your wind chime. >> They don't even know me. They don't even They're not down here dealing with this crap. >> So, why why would they why would they lie about it? >> And why would they lie on me when they're not living here? >> So, I do want to make sure that you're aware that if you report a crime that didn't occur to law enforcement, that is a crime. Okay, that's false false reporting. >> It's not false reporting when she's already done that. >> if you damage your own property and call us and say that somebody else did, that is a crime. >> I didn't do that. >> It is also a crime [music] to shout obscenities at your neighbors, um, which I have video of you doing. >> Of course, I admitted to that because I've had enough of her. >> So, uh, have you got your driver's license on you or any kind of identification? >> The officer informed the woman he'd be writing her a citation, and he further informed her that the best course of action moving forward was to avoid any behavior whatsoever that could be construed as harassment by her neighbors. >> I don't. >> Well, I've got video of you s- >> That's today. Only for today. >> Okay. >> That is it, today. Because I had enough of it. She did the signs. She knows she did. She comes over here and she hits this window. >> Okay. >> I I I just don't want to be here all this bull. They can't falsify cuz I am willing to take a lie detector test because I did not do this. >> Well, I've got I've got I've got five people saying one thing and then I've got one person saying something else, so. >> They're lying. >> Um, just hang tight for me for just a minute. >> you had a >> And then I'll be right back, okay? >> way to take for me to take a lie detector test at this courthouse or wherever the courthouse is, >> We don't. >> I would do it in a minute. >> Okay. >> That's in a minute. >> All right. I don't know. On all of her On all of the other videos I've gotten, you're always filming, so do you have any video of her stalking you or or or like threatening you or anything like that? >> No. >> They charged the woman with disorderly conduct and misuse of 911 services. After being given a court day, she was released. On the 8th of May, 2025, the cops were called to resolve a feud. Apparently, a road rage incident was unfolding in real time. >> Hey. Stop. Come here. Stand right here. Stand right here. >> I'm not doing nothing, sir. >> I said stand right here. Okay, stand right here then. >> [snorts] >> What are you doing? >> Man, it's road rage. But she pulled out a gun on me. >> Pulled out a gun? >> She pulled out a gun on me. >> All right. Hey, listen. Listen. >> Don't say she didn't. Look at my face. >> Tell me I see your face. Tell me what happened. >> She uh cut us She cut uh my mom was trying to get over on the freeway. This is on the freeway. >> Okay. >> She flipped her off. So, we pulled up here. I flipped [music] her off and she cut us off. >> Okay. >> I was trying to >> Ho- hold on. One at one at a time. So, you're on the freeway. 71 Southbound. >> Yeah. >> Right? >> And right here, she followed us all the way to here. >> Who cut who off first? So, what was the first instance? >> There was no cut off. My mom tried to get over. >> Here, she cut us off here. >> The officer spoke to the other woman involved, and she admitted to cutting the driver off. But she also told the officers that as they were yelling at each other on the side of the road, the other driver pulled a gun out. >> Pointed at you? >> She pointed it out AND COCKED IT BACK. IT DON'T MATTER. >> I'M NOT >> COME ON. I'M SORRY. I'M NOT >> NO, I got you. >> Again, >> No, I'm I'm not >> I let her back in the car. Start being racist. Calling me black mother You shouldn't pull out a gun on people if you're not going to use it. >> Okay. >> And I told her I'm not scared of shooting, silly. And then she said she called and knew when she started calling me out of my name. >> Mhm. >> Which is I I can take I can take that. But when you start putting that race into it, I'm not with that. So, I reached in THE CAR AND I PUNCHED HER. >> Punched her? >> And then she pulled my hair and pulled me. But don't pull out no gun on me. And then everybody want to record. I'm not crazy. >> In America, road rage is a serious problem. It leads to countless injuries and sometimes death. While tempers can be high during road rage disputes, unless your life is in danger, you shouldn't pull a firearm out and start waving it around. >> I can't defend myself. I got a broken back. >> Okay. >> And I'm trying to defend her because she's 70 years old. So I got I said I'll get my gun. Cuz I feel like I'm being >> Okay. Do you have a firearm? >> Yes. It's registered. >> it out at all? >> I got it out of my purse. Yes, because I >> Did you point it at her at all? >> No, I did not point it. I just reached over to get it and started pummeling her all over and I couldn't get her off. >> Who reached in the back of what car? >> She got in the back of the on top of her. >> you got out of the car. >> Uh she was back in it. She made me get back in. >> So you got out, you're yelling at each other, she makes you get back in, you get back in the car and and then she reaches in and pummels on you and that's when this happened. >> Yeah, and I yanked her hair and the >> Was that after you said that you were going to get a gun? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So you're in the car. You say you're going to get a gun. Then you go back in the car. Then you get the gun. Right? And then she reaches in and >> didn't even get the gun out. >> Well, you just said you got the gun out. >> No, I reached in my purse. It's in my purse and I reached in and I was going to go like this and then I put it back. >> The cops here were getting conflicting stories. The woman admitted to taking her gun out of her purse, but she swore she didn't point it at the other driver before she was attacked. >> I'm in that lane, she's in this lane, she's about to turn. Before she turned, she rolled the window down and started doing all that doing all that extra stuff. I hopped out of the car. I couldn't get her She she got out and I got out. We both got out. >> You both got out at the same time. >> I walked right here. I didn't The mama and the daughter cuz the mama wanted her daughter to get back in the car cuz she's 70. I didn't say a word to her. I just stood there. And she like, "You stupid you flipped my mama off." I was like, "Well, I ain't flipped her mama off." "You flipped my 70-year-old mama off. She's 70. Do something." So we doing she steady going. I'm [music] still not seeing nothing. >> You guys are both out of the car? >> We both out of the car, and then she That's when she got in the car, she said, "All right, I got something for you." And she took her gun out her purse. >> Clearly, the cops had to find out what the truth was. If you're not fearing for your life, pulling a gun on someone's a serious allegation, and the cops had to get to the bottom of it. >> So, you two are out here arguing outside the car? >> Yes. >> And at what At what At what point did you end up inside that car? >> When she When she called me out my name, she First, she pulled out a gun on me. >> Okay. So, you So, you guys were still standing out here in the road? >> Yeah. And then she got back in the car and pulled a gun out. >> And she pointed at you? >> That's exactly it. So, so so somebody pulling a gun out they purse and cocking it back. >> Well, I'm just trying to get a full story and >> And somebody pulling a gun out they purse and cocking it back. >> Exactly. I'm trying to understand exactly what happened. So, so she reaches back in the car, comes out here, pulls the gun, >> Cocking it back. >> holds it down at her side, and continues arguing with you. >> And I walked away, and then she started calling me black, the word black, and all that other name. But So, when that came up, of course, that irritated me, and I turned I wasn't too far. I turned back around. I opened the door. Her mama on the back end of me, and she on the front end. Her mama grabbing me, her mama grabbing me, and she grabbing my hair. >> Cuz she's in the back. >> She couldn't even hit me. Yeah, she in the back seat. Yes, >> And you opened the door to the back seat? >> Yes, sir, I did. >> Which I shouldn't have, but again, you wouldn't like >> Talk to me. >> calling you out your name. >> Getting to the truth here was not going to be simple. Essentially, they had to find out who was lying, since they both had different stories. Thankfully, there was a witness who'd seen the whole thing unfold, and they provided some clarity. >> But I could hear a little bit, and I won't say I didn't see when it began to happen, but when she pulled in, she stepped out, was kind of like, "What the heck?" >> Yep. >> And I did hear the Not the older white woman, the younger one. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I will shoot you. >> 38 caliber. >> And that's when First, the the older one was like, "Get back in the car." Shoving. >> To the younger >> I'm assuming her daughter. Shoving her back towards the car. And >> boy. >> The other woman, the black lady, started to walk back towards her car, and the other woman started to walk back towards her, and kind of like pushed her mom off herself, and was like >> Going back to the other female? >> Yeah, going back towards her car. And then she kind of walked back and went over and was like And I heard the other one of the women yell, "You didn't need to flip her off." She was like, "You cut me off." Like, flipping you off and you're going to shoot me? So. >> Okay. >> But when I heard that, "I'm going to shoot you." I was like I was like, "Hey, this woman." There's like there's two or three of them in the car, and only one of this other woman. I was like, "Maybe we should hang out." >> Do Do you possibly have enough time just to write out a quick statement for me on that? Perfect. Thank you very much. I'll go get a piece of paper. I'll be right back with your ID. >> Okay. Excellent. So, the witness said that she didn't see her brandishing the gun, but she did hear the woman say she was going to shoot her. Still though, if the cops were going to put charges on her, they were going to have to have more proof. >> This was This was just plain ridiculous. >> I didn't think >> Right? >> But I I I I did There's no justification. >> I know you said you're not scared to But this is just Why go around asking for it, right? >> Yeah, but >> You can say you're not scared to and it's still dumb to jump off the edge of the Grand Canyon. You know what I mean? >> Yeah, I shouldn't have stopped, but I stopped in the sense that >> For For what? For a finger being pointed in the air? >> I don't know, man. It just >> Right? >> It It just >> And then like I I get the whole racial thing, but but you have black skin. [music] I have white skin. >> And that's cool, but that I'm not >> It's words, right? Look, I get dis Look at us. We're police officers. You don't think we get disrespected all day long? >> We see that. >> There's a lot of people that don't like police officers. You just got to let it roll off your back. >> And I did. I let everything roll off, but you can't She She knew >> getting shot over. >> The officer was right. Pulling a gun on someone over road rage is just ridiculous, but it's also ridiculous to egg them on and keep taunting them to shoot you. Still, there was no way the officers were going to let the other woman off without giving her a lecture, too. >> Yeah. >> It's just I'm frustrated. >> Okay. >> This shouldn't ever happen. >> Okay. Well, here's the deal. If you get this frustrated, you shouldn't be carrying a gun. >> No, it's >> Well, no No, there's no No, that's the point. >> Yeah, yeah, you're right. >> you're not a responsible gun carrier. >> You're right. You're right. I'm >> If you're going to let a simple argument and flipping people off get you to the point where you're going to pull your gun, you need to leave that gun at home. >> Yeah, you're right. You're right. You're honestly right. You're right. You're right. >> Because one of two things is going to happen. >> What's something >> You're going to shoot somebody you shouldn't be, or they're going to take it from you and shoot you. >> Right. You're right. You're honestly right. >> Okay? >> It was a difficult situation for the cops. Both women admitted to exceptionally poor behavior, with one admitting to physical violence and the other admitting to pulling a gun. As a result, they were both going to face consequences. >> Here's what we're going to do. I'm going to have you have a seat in the back of the car. You're not under arrest, but we are going to be filing charges out of this, I'll tell you right now, even if it's just disorderly conduct. You're both getting charged, okay? Um we're still figuring out what happened, but you can't behave like this, and that goes for both of you. Like I said, this is equal shares here, 50/50. So, you're getting a charge for disorderly conduct. So, at least until we issue that to you, it doesn't have to be an arrest, it can just be a court date. That's probably what's going to happen, okay? At least until we issue that, we're going to have you have a seat in the back of the car. We don't We don't do handcuffs or anything like that. She She's going to sit in the back of the car, too. Yep. >> Can I call my mom? >> have you both fill out a witness statement. We We can call for you. You don't need her here. >> I know nobody. >> If for some reason you were going somewhere, you were not driving away, yes, we would We'd be able to call her, cuz we got to figure out what to do with your car. >> All right. >> But until then, we're just going to have a seat, okay? >> They both were charged with disorderly conduct, given a citation, and then released at the scene. On the 30th of August, 2025 in Illinois, the cops are summoned to a hotel after reports of a woman causing a disturbance outside. >> All right, are you ready to go? >> I need a police report. >> For what? >> Did you talk to him? >> Yep, he said that they told you to leave and you got to leave. >> Police report and ambulance and fire truck. >> For what? >> Can you talk to him? >> For what? >> I don't have none of this. >> Okay, you can leave. >> PCPD, I'm already out the door. They can't even get in the door. The window is broke. I DON'T CARE. CALL WOMEN. COME PICK ME UP. CHECK MY BLOOD PRESSURE. YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME, YOU'RE NOT A WOMAN. YOU TOUCH ME YES, MAN, CALL YOUR MOTHER. >> OKAY, things were really off to a bad start. So, it's another common misconception that the cops have to wait for a female officer before intervening at all or putting their hands on a female suspect. What dictates the officers' actions is the suspect's behavior. If the woman here, Kiara, didn't want the cops to touch her, then all she had to do was comply. >> I JUST GAVE HIM MY KEYS. CALL YOUR MOM. PLEASE. >> ARE YOU GOING TO LEAVE? ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT. >> I'M already out the door. >> It doesn't matter, you're still on the property. >> Yes, we can get my >> Stop. >> I DON'T CARE ABOUT none of this. Give me my money. >> I'm going to lock you. >> I DON'T CARE. LOCK [screaming] WHAT? THEY HAVE. POLICE REPORT. >> YEAH, NOW YOU GET ONE. YOU GOING TO >> YEAH, I KNOW. I DON'T GIVE A I DON'T CARE. WHO DO YOU THINK I CARE? >> How do you feel about this? >> Do you think I care? Do you? Mr. Kapowski. >> Walk. >> Do you? You walk. >> Okay. >> I don't care if I don't tasing me? >> Clearly, she was not going to make things easy for the cops. The more they pulled the woman, the more she dragged her heels. It was late at night, and there was no doubt that her screaming was keeping everyone up. >> No, bro. On my toes. Sweet. No, bro. Where my shoe at, bro? YOU STEPPING ON MY TOES, BRO. GIVE ME MY SHOE. Stop playing with me, bro. YEAH. I JUST BUSTED. COOL, WHAT? WHAT YOU LOCK ME UP FOR? COOL, WHAT? COOL, WHAT? DO IT. AND I GOT RIGHT HERE. I GOT HEART PROBLEM. >> YOU WANT TO SIT IN THE CAR? >> NO. WHAT ARE YOU ARRESTING ME FOR? NO. NO. NO. Tasing me. They going to tase me. >> You want to sit IN THE CAR? >> HELL NO, I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> OKAY, WE'LL SIT YOU IN THE CAR. >> The woman just wouldn't calm down. She gave the cops what she claimed was her birthday by shouting it directly in their faces. She was hysterical and not making any sense at all, and if she kept things up, the taser was going to make another appearance. >> You can't EVEN COME IN THE DOOR. YOU THINK I'M GOING TO LET THEM MAKE MAKE THIS MAN CRASH THROUGH MY WINDOW? NO MATTER WHAT COLOR SHIRT YOU GOT ON. Crash through the window, AND I'M NAKED IN THE SHOWER. DIARRHEA. >> What's your name? >> IT'S ON THE PAPERWORK. >> OKAY, CAN YOU TELL ME? >> I DID. >> CAN YOU TELL ME? >> 4 8 >> Can you tell me YOUR BIRTHDAY? >> 11 THANKSGIVING, 1992. >> THANK YOU. >> WHILE SHE continued screaming and shouting, the cops searched the woman for illegal contraband. At that point, it was still unknown what had caused the woman to fly into a rage in the first place. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. >> YES, YOU CAN. >> I'M ON MY PERIOD. >> OKAY, I GOT I TOOK AN ANXIETY PILL. I'M DRUNK. I'M FULL. I ATE A PICKLE. LEAVE ME ALONE. AND YES, I SMOKED SOME CRACK TODAY AND CIGARETTES. Please leave me alone. I smoke weed, too. I don't want TO GET IN THE CAR. HELL NO. CALL THE AMBULANCE. THEY hurting me. I JUST GOT HIT BY A TRUCK. SHE GOT A WARRANT FOR ARREST. 71ST, I JUST GOT HIT BY A TRUCK. THEY'RE HURTING ME. CALL THE AMBULANCE. ASSAULT BATTERY, YOU THINK I'M GOING TO LET YOU CLIMB through the window? AND YOU BROKE THE WINDOW IN THAT? SO I CAN BLEED? I JUST GOT CUT. I'M BLEEDING. You put the window on me and it broke. Call the police. Call the fire department. YOU THINK I'M GOING TO LET THEM JUMP I MISS AGAIN. Climb through the window and I was just in the shower and I took Nyquil AND I'M ON WEED. YOU GOT ME STOP CLIMBING THROUGH THE WINDOW AND I'M WET. >> SHE continued going on, screaming and shouting at the cops, but she was just wasting her breath because at some point she was going in the back of a squad car whether she liked it or not. >> Stop. Food, snacks, Life Savers, gummy bears, HI-CHEW, WHITE CHOCOLATE FUDGE PRETZEL, POPCORN, okey dokey, hot tea. I'm not YOUR NONE OF THAT. CLIMB THROUGH THE WINDOW? THE SCREEN ON THE OUTSIDE, THE GLASS ON THE INSIDE, IT'S NOT BULLETPROOF. IT'S YOUR TWINKIE. You can't even use the key TO UNLOCK THE DOOR. WHY YOU THINK I'M IN HERE, BABY? OPENING THE DOOR, NOT EVEN LOCKING IT. I HAD WE HAD TWO KEYS. YOU GOT A EXTRA 20 for putting me on the the wrong >> The cops wanted to look her up in the system, but they first had to clarify how she spelled her name. Unfortunately for everyone, she didn't want to comply with their orders. >> I can't find your name right now. >> Get a [ __ ] pen and A PAD DOWN AND WRITE IT. 11:27 THANKSGIVING 1992. [screaming] THAT'S WHAT HE ASKED FOR. I AM QUIET. I AM COLD. THERE IS A SLUSHY IN MY I AM NOT HIGH. SOBER AND blood pressure up. HYDROXYZINE. MEDICINE. REAL PRESCRIPTION PILL. WEED, CAKE, BLACKING OUT, CIGARETTES, WINE, FIREBALL, WHISKEY. DID I SAY SLUSHY? COFFEE, energy drinks, FOOD, LOTS OF FOOD. CHICKEN, FRENCH FRIES, BEANS, BEANS, BEANS, NACHOS, CHEESE, WHOLE LOT OF CHEESE. SHRED IT. CHEDDAR. MELT IT. >> THE COPS ASKED THE woman for her name and her birthday, not what she wanted for dinner. After listing off more of her favorite food items, the cops gave her one more chance to comply and get in the squad car. >> JESUS! ALLAH! LUCIFER! I'M ST. PATRICK. THEY DON'T HEAR ME THOUGH. THEY DON'T HEAR ME THOUGH. >> THANK YOU. >> NOT GOING IN EITHER. AMBULANCE, FIREFIGHTER, RECEIPT, RECEIPT, MY NAME ON IT. A paddy wagon? >> Yep. >> Get my receipt. Get my money. I'm backing me out. I got $200 upstairs, plus another 50. I'm not a >> Didn't say you were. >> I'm not a >> What's your name? >> I NEED AN AMBULANCE. I NEED AN AMBULANCE. >> [screaming] >> FIREFIGHTER. I NEED AN AMBULANCE. >> AT THIS POINT, the cops were really close. All they had to do was get her in the back of that paddy wagon, but she was going absolutely berserk. And after asking the woman over and over to comply with them, they finally resorted to desperate measures. >> WHAT THE WHERE THE AMBULANCE? I DON'T GIVE A Give what? Right now, you grabbed my hair and I said that I ain't my truck. Hey, okay, Queen. Since they ain't my truck, I'm leaving. You said you would take me. Take me. I want to >> Come on. Get in, freak. >> Hey, you break my finger. >> I'm going to break it off. I'll break it off. Get in. Get in your taser. >> I'm in the car. I'm in the >> Get in. >> I CAN'T GET UP. STOP. I CAN'T GET UP. I JUST GOT HIT BY A TRUCK. MY HANDS IS GOING TO HAVE MY BACK. >> SIT in there. >> It is your fault. You take me. >> God damn it. >> Kiara was arrested and charged with criminal trespassing and disorderly conduct. On July 17th, 2025 in Orlando, the cops were dispatched to the parking lot of a bar. Reportedly, there was a woman slumped over in a car's driver seat and possibly drunk. >> Yep. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Well, something is going on cuz you were slumped over. >> I'm sitting in my car waiting. >> For what? >> For nothing. >> Okay. >> I I'm not I'm confused as to why someone is concerned about why I'm sitting in my car. >> Because you're slumped over and some and people saw you at the bar for a long period of time. >> I'm sitting in my car though. >> Okay, here's the deal. Right now, I'm going to explain the law to you. Right now, you're in actual physical control of this vehicle. You're intoxicated, I can tell that, and you can take Let me finish. Hold that thought. You can be arrested for DUI. So, here's your option. A, I want you to give me your driver's license. >> I'm not driving, so no, I'm not going >> I've already explained you the statute. I want your driver's license. >> going to give it to you. >> Believe it or not, she was aptly named Karen, and she definitely lived up to her name, because like the Karen that she was, she clearly wanted to do things the hard way. >> Shut the car off. >> No, I'm not doing >> Give me your driver's license. >> I'm not going to. >> You're required by law to give me your driver's license right now. >> anything. >> I'm telling you right now, as a law enforcement officer, that you're required by law to give me your driver's license. Don't make this more difficult than it needs to be. Give me your driver's license or go to jail. >> I'm not going to jail, because >> You will if you don't give me your driver's license. >> wrong. I'm sitting in a car in a parking lot. I have done nothing wrong. And you're here for what? >> to. Give me your driver's license. >> means nothing. It's not law. >> This woman was really pushing her luck, and you could hear the agitation in the cop's voice. If she didn't start complying soon, and hand over her driver's license, there was a pretty good chance she was going to be dragged out of her car. >> So, give me your driver's license. >> I'm not going to. >> Okay, that's obstruction. Do you know what obstruction is? >> I know all about it. >> resisting without violence. >> Yeah, I haven't done anything. >> I'm giving you a lawful command. >> So, what you're doing is you have no reason to do anything. >> I 100% do. >> No, you do not, because I've done nothing. >> I have a manager right here who is going to attest to me that you've been at the bar for several for however long you were here for. >> or done anything. I'm sitting in a parking lot. >> Actual physical control. I've already said it to you. That's the third time I've said it to you. I'm giving you one more chance to give me your driver's license and then if not you're going to get ripped out of the car, put in the handcuffs, or you could just simply give me your driver's license. >> Karen continued to refuse to cooperate. It's anybody's guess why some people want to make things so hard on themselves, but one thing was certain, she was not going to win this battle. >> All right, so here's what's going to happen. When the other deputy gets here, we're going to take you out of the car, we're going to put you in handcuffs, and then I'm going to get your driver's anyway. >> That'll be fun. >> I don't think you will enjoy it. Nobody likes being in handcuffs. >> enjoy it. I only go to court. So, go ahead because I haven't done anything wrong. I'm sitting in a parking >> Cuz I'm sitting in a parking lot. I have done nothing wrong. >> I've explained it to you several times now and the fact that you keep making me explain it just verifies to me that you are in fact intoxicated. >> I might be intoxicated, but I've done nothing wrong and >> Actual physical control, that's the fifth time. >> I have not done anything wrong. >> Sixth time, that's actual physical control which is a violation. >> Karen didn't seem to understand that it didn't matter at all whether she had driven the car. The problem was she was drunk in the vehicle and she had her keys inside with her. Like the officer said, she still had physical control of the vehicle while drunk. >> I'm going to say to you again, you can go to jail. You're in actual physical control, you are under the influence [music] and you can go to jail for DUI. >> Because I'm sitting in a vehicle. >> something to you. I want you to stop talking and I want you to listen. I am willing to let you get a ride home. If you don't, I'm taking you to jail. So, give me your driver's license or go to jail. And you will spend at least 8 hours in jail because you are in fact under the influence and you will not go home until at least 8 hours. So, give me your driver's license and I will let you get a ride home and you won't go to jail for obstruction and you won't go go jail for a DUI. This is my last [music] request. >> I'm going to wait for your guy because I'm sleeping in a parking lot. I'm doing nothing. >> It might have been the alcohol talking, or she might have just been too dumb to get it, but she just couldn't comprehend it. They'd already asked the woman about a dozen times to hand her license over, and eventually she'd had enough. >> I am not sure of that. >> And if you get out >> No. >> Get out now. >> No. No, ma'am. I am not getting Ma'am, do not pull me out of this car. [laughter] Oh my god. This is like YouTube. Stop. Stop. What's YouTube? Whatever you're doing, are you crazy? >> You're not listening to me, so get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> No. >> All right. She's refusing to get out of the car. >> She's refusing >> Get out of the vehicle, ma'am. >> Why? Are you kidding? >> you with a flight to county jail. You're being placed under arrest. Get out of the vehicle now. >> For what? For what? >> You want your hands cuffed. Do you understand me? Do not resist. >> Oh my god. For what? I've explained it to you several times. >> Stop resisting. Put your arm back down and relax. Do you hear what I'm saying? >> I am not hearing anything. >> Yes. >> Well, that was completely ridiculous. And remember, everything here was completely avoidable if the Karen had just complied. Next, the cops had a chat amongst themselves as they got ready to search her. >> So, they said she's been at the bar for several hours when they came up to the window, she was slumped over, car running. She's been just not listening the entire time. Asked her to give me her driver's license about, I don't know, 18 times, and she keeps telling me no, she's not doing anything. That's where we are right now. >> Okay. >> I told her, I said, "Give me your driver's license, we'll get somebody to get you right home." And she still refused. Spread your feet for me, nice and wide. You don't have anything on you that's going to poke me, cut me, stick hurt me. >> to pat down this part here. >> As they searched the woman, they gave her a pretty stern talking to about the stupidity of her actions. Karens are always more concerned about arguing than being right, but also, they always end up paying the price for it. >> Did you crap yourself, ma'am? >> Yeah, I did. >> All right. Go ahead and get And this is what happens. >> I I explained that to her that somebody else was going to come here and basically say the same thing that I've already said to you. >> Listen, I just don't understand, okay? >> Well, how many times do I have to explain it to you, though? >> And I I'm not moving. I'm not doing anything. >> This will be the eighth time cuz that was the seventh time he just explained it to you. I said you're behind the driver's >> But I'm not moving or doing anything cuz I'm a grown-up and deciding, should I do something stupid or not? And I decided not to. And that's >> And all I asked you for was your driver's license, and you refused me many many many many many many times. >> the 2025 and you know what's going on in the world, and I'm not >> price of tea in China. >> To make matters worse, she had an embarrassing accident while she was passed out. That might have been the reason she didn't want to step out of the vehicle. Unfortunately for her, the embarrassing part wasn't over just yet because she still had to stand in the parking lot while the officers figured out how to handle things. >> Should we get somebody to search her after we find her out? >> I don't know. What are they going to do? We're not It's not a matter of course. You got to have something to do with that. >> You can't buy them. >> So, you are being placed under arrest >> What? >> for resisting without violence, like I warned you multiple times. How did that happen? You uh defecating on yourself. >> Um because this is very scary. I've never ever had any kind of altercation with the police in my entire life. >> So you got you want to clean yourself up? >> How? I'm >> With your hands. >> I'm handcuffed back here. >> You can try. Otherwise, you're going to go to jail like that. You want more? >> This particular Karen, Karen Elizabeth Kirsten, was later charged with resisting without violence and obstruction. On the 20th of May, 2025, the cops were dispatched to a dog park. Reportedly, there was a woman there who had assaulted an elderly man because he was wearing a MAGA hat. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Is this other person still here? >> Yes, they are. >> Where is she? >> The gentleman in the small side, Michael, he'll let you know he's got a video. They're on the big side. She came running over to this side. >> E- Enough's enough. I I have the right to wear this hat. >> Okay. Who Who Who saw her? Well, I'll get into all that later. >> Michael. >> Who's Michael? Where's he at? >> He's in the small park. >> Can I get you? >> Hello. Is this other person still here? >> Yeah, well >> The guy. >> All right. >> Yeah, she just walked by. There they are there. You're looking at the black black with the purple hair. And I have video of her going crazy as a Trump deranged person. >> Okay. >> And when I said I was good with everything Trump was doing, >> Mhm. >> she freaked out and jumped over the fence and told me I better be worried about her. So >> Okay, so it's the with the black tank top back there? >> Yeah, black tank top, purple hair, walking with a guy. >> Whatever your political views are, you don't have the right to attack strangers because they disagree with your views. After talking with a victim, the officer then made his way through the park till he encountered the woman. >> Why are you here, sir? >> Well, there was an incident and we were called about it. Okay, the other officer is going to come talk to you in just a second. I just didn't know where you went to. So, I came out to talk to you. >> I was doing the same thing I always do. Walking around the dog park. >> Laura, what's your last name, Laura? >> My Why are you asking? I don't know I don't want to tell you my last name yet. >> Okay, cuz we're working on a criminal investigation. >> I said [music] yeah. >> Okay. So, all I'm asking you for is your name right now. >> Laura. >> Okay, what's your last name, Laura? >> I'll tell you when I feel comfortable telling you. >> Okay. 475, do you want to head back out here? >> Am I being detained? >> Yes, ma'am, you are. >> Oh, okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> The suspect here, Laura, seemed to think it was all just a big joke. As far as these political Karens go, they often think they can get away with assaulting people because they think their outlook on the world is morally superior. Sadly for this woman, she was about to find out that that's far from the truth. >> So, you're not going to give me your last name? >> I will give you my last name when you tell me what it is. >> Okay. The other officer will come back out here and talk to you in just a second. You're unwilling to come up front and talk to us? >> If you're going to be like that, sure, I'll come out. >> well, let's go up front. >> I'm going to go this way. >> Well, let's go this way. You know the other officer right there. >> We're over here. >> Hang on a second. We're not going to do whatever we want. That's not how this is going to work. >> Okay. >> Ma'am. >> Sir. >> Ma'am. >> Sir. I'm walking to the front of the park. Is that not what you wanted me to do? >> She's refusing >> to walk to the front of the park? I'm so sorry, sir. I'm so sorry. >> I asked her to walk to the front of the park and I'm getting this. >> She was being extremely irritating and seemed to think she was in control of things when in reality, it was the other way around. The cops informed her again she was being detained and she didn't have the right to walk away from them. >> Let's keep walking. >> No, I will keep walking when you >> Okay, I'm not doing this. >> [ __ ] >> Right now you're detained, okay? You're not under arrest but you're not following instructions. >> What did you say right now? You can keep on going this way. >> We're going to cut your charge. >> What are you doing? >> you doing? >> What are you doing? >> Why are you doing this? Stand up. >> I don't want to. >> Let's go. >> I don't want to. >> Okay. Well, now >> I know you're hurting my arm. >> You're running UP >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. WHAT AM I UNDER ARREST FOR? You have not read me my rights. What am I UNDER ARREST FOR? >> BACK UP. >> HEY, OW! >> [screaming] >> STOP. STOP. STOP YELLING. I MEAN, YOU CAN KEEP ON GOING >> What have I done? What have I done to deserve this? What have I done? What have I done to deserve this? >> It was classic behavior from a Karen. First, she assaulted a stranger for wearing a hat she didn't like, then she refused to identify herself, then she refused to follow orders to walk with the cops to the front of the park, then she made it impossible for the cops to carry her out and fell on her face in the process. Thankfully, some more units arrived to help out. >> Okay, so they >> Oh, it's Yeah, sorry. >> The kid Mr. third cop, can I please see you, Mr. third cop? >> Please, can you help this up my arm? >> Mr. third cop, >> I'm right here. >> can I see you? >> I'm right here. >> May I see you? >> No, I'm busy. >> May I see you when you're done? >> You can talk to me. >> The reason that I'm not I'm >> We have a horrible park. >> The reason that I'm not standing up and walking on my own right now is because I wanted an apology from Professor >> All right, let's try it. Can you grab her leg? >> Yep. >> So you'll grab my legs and carry me, but you won't listen to me about how this guy on my right refused to tell me anything. Oh, maybe you'll listen to me. So this guy on my right I I want So put the camera on me. Oh, he's got a mustache. I should have known. You what? >> Yeah, yeah, cool. Can you help us here? I just So you can help. >> You guys, I'm holding 140 lbs. I want Hold on. Hold on. I will walk. I will [ __ ] I said I would walk. NOW I'M >> [screaming] >> TIRED. >> TRYING TO CLAIM SHE'D BEEN COOPERATIVE AND WILLING to walk was ridiculous. There was a reason why the cops had to hobble the woman in carrier, and clearly it wasn't because the woman was willing to walk on her own. >> Stop. Stop. >> Okay. Why are you doing this? >> I said I would >> You started kicking. >> CUZ YOU WOULDN'T PUT ME DOWN. IT HURTS. IT HURTS, GUYS. >> We tried to We tried to let you walk, and then you started kicking us and you and screaming. >> All right. Are we ready to go again? You want to try it? >> All right, let's [music] try it again. >> No. No. >> Yeah, you want to switch sides? Why don't you try kicking so she's not getting all that on >> Please. Let me. PLEASE. LET ME. PLEASE. >> [screaming] >> PLEASE. PLEASE. REALLY? >> THREE. CAN YOU TAKE A SEAT AND ONE, TWO, THREE. YOU want to sit up? >> You want to sit up? >> Yeah, she's got she has she's got it. >> This is I'm not doing any of this. Ow, [screaming] ow, ow. You can't spin my hip the wrong way. >> With Laura secured in the back of a squad car, the cops collectively took a moment to catch their breath. A little later they talked to her boyfriend to get a little more perspective on what had occurred. >> What was the issue? Is this normal behavior for her or >> No, the original issue was just a simple question to the guys over there. She just she's kind of passionate about, you know, Trump and all that. She she asked them why they still support him. >> Mhm. >> And then he started yelling, he threw his drink at us, and then she started yelling, went over there, and then um you know, he kind of gave her a little body check, and then she started yelling more, and um the bigger guy, he's the one that called the cops, he went off. >> Mhm. >> And then she just sat down, was talking to the other guy, guy with long hair. >> Okay. >> Talking pretty calmly to him, and then it just kind of escalated, and then >> Before taking Laura down to the jailhouse, where she clearly belonged, the cops took a moment to talk to the man she'd attacked. >> Screaming at me, so I get up. I said to her boyfriend, I said, "Please take >> What did she say? >> She I I don't even listen. I tried This has been going on. >> But something related to your Trump hat? >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump that, Trump Trump everything, you know. Trump's responsible for that leaf falling off the tree. I I did It's just >> running her mouth. Got it. Okay. >> Um obviously she made her mouth. Not a very smart white girl. I was just trying to ignore her, and she'd scream at me, "Talk to me. Talk to me." Trying to get her I'm just ignoring her. And so she comes running through the gate. So she gets to the fence, to cool her off I threw a little water on her from my [music] thing. So I locked the gate, well not locked, but shut shut the lever, walked back in the munch, come flying over there, she threw the Coke can at me, shoved gave me a shove. Um and it's just going >> hit you with the can? >> Yeah. >> Where did she hit you? >> In the back of the head. >> The man explained to the officers that after she threw the can at him, she went on shoving him around. He gave the cops a written statement and the only thing left to do at that point was to take Laura to jail. >> The man who threw his drink on me is the one who called the cops on me and he threw his drink on me because I asked him if I could ask him about questions about President Trump. He threw his drink on me. His friend spoke to me normally. I hopped the fence to get back over into the big park to get away from these men. And then the police came and they would I am sorry if I should have given my last name and I did not. I wanted to know why I was being detained. >> Laura was charged with battery on law enforcement and battery on a person 65 years or older. On July 26th, 2025, the cops were dispatched to a residence after reports of a potential burglary in progress. When the officers got there, they encountered an older woman who was climbing out a window. >> Depot, are you here for this house? >> It expires October of 2025. Gray 2018 Volvo four door. Returns to a Richard Jones, negative 2938. >> What the What the >> Hey. Go over there. What are you Why'd you come out the window? Leave that stuff. Hey. Leave that stuff or I'll put you in handcuffs and take you to jail. You don't to me who you are? You don't live here? Do you live here? >> you talking about? >> Do you live in this house? Do you live in this house? >> I >> Do you, yes or no, live in this house? >> answer my questions. >> Then get off the property. Go. >> It was a simple yes or no question, and the woman's hesitation spoke volumes. Typically, of course, homeowners don't go in and out through the window. The officer had some questions for the woman that he needed answers for. >> No, no, no. No, you don't live here. This ain't your stuff. This ain't your property. Get off the property. Get off the property. Who are you? >> It's my belongings. >> No, who are you? If you do not live here, I'm not going to let you take property off the thing. >> been staying here. What are you >> Move off Let go. >> What >> Let go. >> Can you let go of my belongings, please? >> Let go, or I'm going to put you in handcuffs and take you to jail. Did you come out of that window? >> No, I I mean >> Did you climb out of the window? >> No. >> What? So, you were staying on the Why is your stuff right here? >> Because I was going to my girlfriend's house. >> Why is it on the side of this house? >> Is this really happening? >> All right, go over there. Go. Get off the property. I don't know who you are. Go. >> Who are you? >> Go. >> Do you have a warrant? >> what? Put your hands behind your back. >> have a warrant? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're Don't hurt me. >> Dude, I'm not kidding with you. >> What are you doing? >> Put your hands Hey, you crawled out of that window? >> I live here. >> Okay, then, why didn't you say that when I asked you? You don't live here. >> are. >> Put your hands behind your back. Somebody If you live here, why are you coming out of windows? >> It was a pretty good question. Either way, he told her multiple times already to put her hands behind her back and comply. He didn't know who the woman was or what she was doing there, so he had to detain the woman till he figured things out. >> I'm about to throw you on your face, lady. >> What are you doing? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What are you doing? >> Hey. >> Is that on? >> Put your Yes, it's on. Put your hands behind your back, or I'm going to >> You're You're assaulting me. >> It's done Why did you come out >> me. >> Dude, I'm going to throw you Okay. I'll put you on your face. Get on. Roll over to your stomach. Roll over to your stomach. Put your arm behind your back. I don't care. You're resisting arrest. Put your arm behind your back. >> property. >> Put your arm BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> [screaming] >> CURRY 40 THAT'S BATTERY. YOU'RE KICKING ME, that's battery. Now you did a felony. You want to kick me? Curry 40, Curry 11, get over here. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> The level of entitlement here was just astounding. She told the cop he had no right to be there and that he had to leave. Only a Karen who's dumb enough to wrestle on the ground with a cop would make such a dumb claim. >> She tried to kick me. Curry 40, Curry 11 I need you to get over here. Okay. Hey, stop resisting me. Put [snorts] your hand behind your back. That's all you have to do. Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. There you go. That other Yes, the other hand. Behind your back. Right now. Put your other hand behind your back. There you go. Stop. Dude, I'm not going to get off you till you're under you got the hands behind your back. Then pass out. Okay then. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. There you go. Okay now, I'm going to put this handcuff on you. When I go to put it on you, do not jerk away from me. You hear me? See how you're pulling your arm out? Do not do that. That's exactly what I said not to do. >> Fighting with the cop was pointless and resisting the officer wasn't going to get her anywhere. All she was doing at that point was adding a few more charges to her ever growing rap sheet. The quicker she complied, the sooner she'd be able to calm down a bit and breathe a little easier. >> Because I asked you why did you climb out of this window if you live here? >> here. What's >> So then why don't you use the front door? >> I do it all the time. >> Okay. See how that's suspicious? Okay then. Okay. No, put your hands behind your back. >> I can't breathe. >> Put your hands behind your back. That's all you got to do. Put your hands behind your back. Well, you're going Hey, that's why you shouldn't resist arrest. I gave you commands to put [music] your hands behind your back way before I had to get physical with you. I'm not I'm not trespassing. >> have a warrant? >> I have a writ of restitution. You're getting thrown out of this house. Whoever lives here is getting evicted. I don't think you live here. I think you're breaking in and squatting. That's why you came out a window. >> I think you're lying. >> But did you come out the window? >> I always do that. >> Okay. And I found it suspicious and I wanted to investigate it and you resisted arrest. >> By this point, she was behaving like a Karen on steroids. The officer's questions were completely valid. If she really was the homeowner, she'd have to explain to the cop why she was using a window as a door. All she really had to do was show her driver's license, showing proof of residence, or at the very least a key to the door. >> You're not going to overpower me. You're not going to escape from me. >> Why do you think this is a test? >> It's not a test. It's a test for you and being a human and being an American, dude. I I confronted you with a reasonable suspicion that some crime is happening. You're climbing out of windows of a house you claim to live in, right? So I say, "Hey, who are you? What are you doing?" You try to take property. Looks like you may Possibly you staked property for a burglary. That's why you're setting it out the window. You could have easily cooperated and told me all this without me having to throw you on the ground and put you in handcuffs. So, I don't need a warrant to investigate someone climbing out of a window. >> No, I don't. >> You're trespassing. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> If I pull up and someone climbs out of the window of a house, and I say, "What are you doing?" >> You're hurting me. >> That's not trespassing. That's investigation. >> As the officer struggled on the ground with her, sirens could be heard blaring in the background. More units were on the way to help him, and in no time at all, they'd have the Karen in handcuffs sitting in the back of a cruiser. >> Okay. I don't know. She came out of the window and she has all this property staged. >> I stopped. >> So, I asked her if she was She wanted to play dumb. >> Um >> She said she lives here, but I don't know why you use a window to exit the house you live in. So, we have a ri- We're going in the house. >> I'm trespassing. >> Um >> You guys have a warrant? >> I don't even know who she is yet. >> have a warrant? >> Uh we don't have to answer you right now. >> I got her. I'll take her. >> Yeah, she still owes me money from last night. >> It's okay. She's 58. You got 59. Sounds good. >> Did you hear what I said? >> I You know You're going to let us stand you up now or no? I'm going to roll you to your butt. You're going to sit on your butt, okay? Ready? >> I want to know when you're going to stop. >> Then you're going to sit up. I'm going to push you. You're going to pick this knee up. >> Why are you Why are you arresting me? Why? >> You're going to jail. >> Why? >> For obstruction. >> Well, I would like You didn't have a warrant. The people are inside, probably. Okay, it's a writ. They're kicking you out of the house. That's why we're here. Then then you get whatever you do with him, so Yeah, I mean, you can walk out of the house. Okay. No, no, you're going in the cell. Don't just do >> I need water. You're denying me water. You're denying me water, and you stop You stop my >> Get in there, or we're going to put you in there. >> Wait. You know what? Well, can you guys You guys have service? Let's We're going to drag her in the back seat. I'm going to charge her. Now you're not getting water. >> The suspect was charged with concealing identity, resisting arrest, and battery on an officer. From mild irritation to full-blown meltdowns, each of these Karens managed to top the last with even worse behavior. The cops see it all, of course, but sometimes they just can't believe their eyes when things go downhill with these Karens as they get increasingly dumber.