You're under arrest. GET OUT OF THE CAR. SHERRY the fire. >> On the ground. >> God damn you. >> Get on your ground, Sherry. Hands behind your back. >> Stop resisting. Just relax. >> Get the >> Take me, Sherry. >> I didn't take it this far. >> You didn't need to take it this far. You're >> doing right there. That's how she That's how she laugh. Karens, the art's nemesis of decency, decorum, and law enforcement. The only known cure for their behavior is a pair of handcuffs in a jail cell. If you're lucky enough to have never encountered one, you'll get a good idea of what they stand for after witnessing Karens versus Cops and their craziest moments ever caught on body cam. >> GOD DAMN IT. DON'T MAKE me help mother. [screaming] >> On the 6th of January 2025, the cops were dispatched to a McDonald's in Ohio after reports that a woman exposed herself to customers and staff. When the officers arrived on scene, they were greeted by a McDonald's manager asking the cops to trespass her from the property. back to where we go to the office. We have our >> Well, >> so they want they want you guys gone >> car three. >> Okay, that's cool. Then we need to be able to get out the door and it's been too much for that long. >> You should take sporting goods 498. >> Are you sure they just want >> you want? Is he cool? Is she cool to stay too? >> No, she's not. >> No, him. >> You're cool to stay if you want. >> You're the one who has to go and you're the one that's getting banned, >> right? I'm going to leave our >> Let's get a a rush on that. >> They politely asked the suspect, Jennifer, to pack up her belongings and exit the building. However, Jennifer said she wanted to talk to her lawyer, but there was no need for attitude or a lawyer because she wasn't under arrest. She was simply being asked to leave. >> You want me to move on that? What do you need to leave? >> My personality. >> I don't I don't you just wanted to have I get it. I just don't want her to go to jail for something stupid. >> I know. >> Do you want an ambulance? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. >> And I actually have severe CPTTSD. >> Thank you. >> To the point of I don't want to have to >> have to what? >> Hurt anybody? >> Do you have thoughts of hurting somebody? >> Forever and ever and ever and even don't think so. Ohio. It was clear from the start it was going to be anything but a routine trespassing. It's sad the woman was dealing with mental health issues, but the officer here wasn't a social worker. His job was to uphold the law and protect the staff and customers at the establishment. >> You're an absolute idiot. >> I appreciate that. Uh, negative. >> Okay. >> Not you, but the store. So, I take this back. >> That's fine. >> Not from them. Are these your jackets? >> 57. >> Get out the damn door, mother. >> Yo, >> she flashed she flashed one of our employees and the the customer or two that was in here at the time when she did it cuz she did it right in the middle of >> No, she did it right here. >> Just go. Just go. >> Right here. So, >> you have it in your arm. >> You're going to know >> it's in your arm. bring all my belongings out here and you push me out the door so damn fast I can't even figure out how to get them all back. >> You got them all in your hand. >> Upon running Jennifer's name through the system, the cops learned she'd been trespassed from other businesses in the surrounding area. The staff said that they wished it hadn't come down to banning the woman, but felt they didn't have a choice. McDonald's, of course, is a family establishment and wasn't acceptable. It's not trespassing because I've been wanting to buy something all day and I can't even get up. >> That's fine. They could trust. >> You guys don't understand, >> Jennifer. >> Thank you. >> GET IT [screaming] DOWN. >> ALL RIGHT. >> I'm kept trying to tell her like, "Ma'am, please sit down." >> Yeah. >> Please down. >> And after so many times, it's a lot of lot of history. Big history of drugs. So, I mean, it's just Leave now the property you're going to jail. >> I apologize now. >> But you have to understand IF I DON'T GET THAT OUT, SOMEBODY'S GOING to the hell out of me. >> Leave now. You're going to jail. >> You're Leave the property. You're going to jail. >> On. >> Don't come back. >> Jennifer left the building but continued loitering in the parking lot, arguing with the officers. They told the woman they had no desire to arrest her and if she'd just leave the place, they could all go home happy. Jennifer, however, had some different plans. >> Seriously, >> walk up your ass, >> Jennifer. Go. Or you're going to jail. No. Nope. Oh. Well, all right. >> Don't you even dare? Damn it. >> Come on. >> I CAN'T. GOD DAMN IT. DON'T [screaming] MAKE ME PLEASE. [screaming] NO. NO. Please stop. Get him. Forget him. Forget him. Forget stop. [screaming] >> Jennifer, STOP. Oh no. Oh no. [screaming] Stop. Stop. Break the ass. [screaming] >> All right, let's stand up. >> YOU HAVE TO LET ME GET UP. >> YOU HAVE TO. YOU HAVE [screaming] TO. While she continued kicking and screaming, she was escorted out of the building to a nearby cruiser where she was searched. Because of her aggressive behavior, the cops decided to put her in a wrap before she was taken to the station for processing. >> You're right here. You're right here. >> Ready, set. >> All right. >> I got her. I got her ankles. I have to have time to calm my heart rate down because I do have so really good oral. >> Okay. >> Get drowns up a little bit. Stop it. >> You're okay. >> Please. >> You're okay. >> Take a deep breath. >> Jennifer was upset, but at least she was cooperating. The last thing the cops wanted to do was put her in the wrap, but due to her volatile behavior, they didn't want to risk getting hit or kicked in the face when they arrived at the station. >> Sit up. Sit up. >> Don't lean back. >> Don't lean back. [screaming] >> Lean back. Oh no. Was that up there? That hurt. Hold on. Hold on. I have to relax on one side. One's coming up at the other and the other is not. And you have to sto stop it. I cannot do it like this. >> I cannot do it like this. >> Please. Okay, >> hold on. >> Pull straight back. >> Lean back. >> One more. >> Stop it. >> That's a Now go >> cuz you can't take me too far without my other that fast back down. >> Tighten this anymore. >> Yeah. And up so I can get up. I can't. You don't understand. >> Get my shoe off my foot. I'm feeling strangled already. >> With Jennifer secured now, the last thing to do was put her in the cruiser and take her to jail. And while Jennifer thought it was unnecessary, the cops have the right to take the necessary precautions to avoid injury and protect themselves. >> All right. Come on, dear. Feet first. >> Feet first. >> Feet first. >> Get her shoe there. >> You're good. >> Okay. >> No. No. >> I'm going to unbuckle you. You want to blow that way? >> No. Push her. >> Yeah. Just be careful. >> Oh, we will be careful. >> We're always careful. >> Break my arm. >> Okay. >> We'll be pulling the face right here. >> We got it. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Please take it slow. God damn it. Cuz as you guys twist that way, They charged Jennifer with trespassing and resisting arrest. On the 14th of April 2025, an officer stopped a woman for violating a city ordinance which prohibited dogs on public boardwalks. However, what should have been an openandshot case rapidly spiraled out of control when the woman unleashed her inner Karen. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> It's in my car. Do >> you have a Florida? Where's your car at? Um, I think it's there. >> That's a very vague answer. There. >> Do you have Florida ID? >> I live here. >> Do you have Florida ID? >> I do. >> What is your name? >> Why? >> What's that? >> Why? You going to write me a citation? >> I might. >> But the dog wasn't walking. >> Doesn't matter. They don't want a dog over here. Period. cuz they're afraid you might pick the dog. Put the dog down. >> I didn't put the dog down. >> I'm not saying you did. >> You didn't see that? >> No, I didn't. >> Okay. So, what are we talking about then, sir? >> What do you mean? I'm Deputy Cedic. My badge number is 1019. >> I'm not asking you all of that. I'm just saying what are we talking about? >> We're talking about you giving me your name. >> It couldn't have been more straightforward. She'd violated a city ordinance. It didn't matter if she was carrying the dog or walking it on a leash. She finally identified herself as Sabrina, but instead of giving the officer her last name, she chose to argue instead. >> Let's get you identified >> and then we can discuss. >> What's the purpose of identifying me? >> Write you a citation. >> Oh my god. You want to write me a citation? >> I might. >> But the dog wasn't walking. >> We We've been We've been through this, Sabrina. Hi. >> So, what's your last name? Oh. Oh, come on. Oh, really? Are you serious around with me? Put your hands behind your back. Serious. >> Keep messing around with me. Oh my god. >> I'm going to be arrested. Okay. >> Yes. Over a dog. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. Are you serious? >> Oh my god. >> Stop resisting. Turn around. >> Are you serious? >> Yes. The officer was absolutely serious. If she didn't want to be arrested, all she had to do was provide the officer her last name. If she had cooperated, she would have just gotten a minor ticket and could have completely avoided being taken to jail. >> Oh my god. [screaming] Oh my god. Why are you doing this? >> I'm not doing anything. I asked you for your name [crying] and all you want to do is play games. >> Oh my god. Do you see this guy? I want this. What are you doing? >> Turn around. >> What are you doing, Sabrina? >> Are you serious? Turn around. Sabrina, >> you have nothing else to do. >> Alpha one, >> could I get a 94 900 Southeast 21 Avenue, please? >> Oh my god. Because the dog was in my hands. >> No. >> Okay. >> Wow. >> You want to go home or do you want to go to jail? >> Like that's a >> You tell me. >> It sounds like you're bullying me. >> It sounds like you're bullying me and you are using your authority. >> I just asked you. are using your authority. >> IDENTIFY YOURSELF TO >> OW. He's hurting me. He's hurting me. Oh my god. With the dog. Because of a dog. >> Because of a dog. >> She was wrong again. She wasn't being arrested because she was carrying her dog on the boardwalk. She was being arrested because she refused to follow orders and provide the officer her name. >> You have nothing else to do. >> It's because you don't want to identify yourself to me. Okay. Oh. Oh my god. For no like Okay. Tighten your green. You're doing pain compliance, right? >> Yes. >> Pain compliance. I got it. >> Just stand. >> Yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely. >> That's all you have to do is stand there. >> Okay. Cuz I had a dog in my arms. >> Yep. >> Oh, this is awesome. >> No. No. >> This is awesome. I had a dog >> because you didn't have a dog in my arms. >> Because you didn't want to identify yourself. >> Twisting my arm. >> So, just stand there. Just stand there. >> Twisting my arm. Cuz I had a dog in my arm. >> Cuz I had a dog in my arm. Just stand there. This man officer seated is twisting my >> wrist. Just stand there >> because I had a dog in my arms. >> She could repeat it all she wanted, but it didn't mean it was true. And she knew that wasn't why she was being arrested. She was just a typical Karen playing the victim card and trying to get sympathy from bystanders. But it wasn't going to work. >> Just stand there >> because I had a dog in my arm. Just stand there. >> That's what's happening here. >> I had a dog in my arms. >> Just stand there. >> He's in my arms. And now wait here on the sidewalk. >> He's just telling you to relax. >> No. No. >> I had a dog in my arms. >> You're welcome. >> The dog is still in my arms, officer. The dog is still in my arms when you started with me. >> Yeah, I know. As her attempts to gain sympathy from bystanders failed, she became increasingly aggressive. And while they waited for backup to arrive, she continued berating the officer and playing the victim. >> What are we waiting for? >> Waiting for my backup to get >> to do what? >> To issue a citation and or arrest you and or take your dog into custody. >> Why would you take the dog? >> Well, if you go to jail, what are we going to do with the dog? >> Why would I go to jail? >> You just refused to give me your last name. >> I You >> You just said you did >> grab my arm. >> Yes. You were not person centered or trauma informed when you approached me in a really aggressive manner while I was holding rope like watch when I watch how I spin this. >> Spin it? How are you going to spin it? >> We'll see. >> Okay. >> Spinning her story was exactly what she was doing. The cop didn't approach her with aggression. He kindly asked for her name and she refused to cooperate. Furthermore, it wasn't the officer's job to evaluate her traumatic past before placing her under arrest. >> What are you doing? >> So, your keys >> and put your dog down. >> Why? >> Because we're going to put you in handcuffs. >> Why? Oh my god. Why are you hurting me? >> Enough with you. >> I What is happening? Why are you doing >> everything got to be at a 10 with you? >> Why are you laughing me? >> Why are you What? >> What are you doing? Why are you doing this? Get inside. >> You're such a hater. All I did was not give him my LAST NAME. GIVE MY DOG. >> I DON'T DESERVE THIS. LIKE, YOU'RE OVERREACTING. >> Let me know when you want to talk. Okay. >> You >> I didn't take it this far. >> You You didn't need to take it this far. You're Where's Noodles? >> He's right there. Right here. >> Papa. >> No, you took it too far. Why? >> You're not going to listen to me. Okay. What are we going to do with your dog? Is there some place we could take him to? Somebody you can call? >> Why are you taking it this far? >> You don't want to talk to me. >> Walking with the dog in my arms and now you're ready to arrest me. >> Before taking her to jail, the cops arranged to meet her boyfriend to hand over her dog noodles. But while the officer searched the woman and began removing her jewelry to give to her boyfriend, she suddenly had a change of heart and regretted her actions. >> Please don't arrest me. >> I haven't done anything. I was walking with the dog. >> You're not being arrested for walking your dog. You understand that? >> But okay. >> You're being arrested for like not giving me your name. >> I gave you my name though. You have my name. You have my address. You have >> After the fact, >> this is the ring is really hard to take off. Sorry. >> It took me putting you in handcuffs in order to get you to comply >> because I'm emotionally disregulated. >> Well, I'm sorry. You're emotionally dregulated. >> Did you have a crisis intervention team who like a mobile crisis who could help with stuff like this? I was emotionally irregulated. I came over here to heal because I'm I'm grieving. >> Okay. I'm sorry for your loss. >> The proper course of rec the proper course of action for you is to arrest me because I had a dog in my arms. >> Not being arrested. >> So please just let me walk away. >> Why would I let I'm cooperative now? Because >> out you are. >> This is you know like after the fact. >> The time for cooperation had passed. She was headed to jail and she had no one to blame but herself. All she had to do was follow a simple set of instructions and she was now going to pay the price. Before transporting her to jail, they made a pit stop at her boyfriend's place to drop off noodles. >> So, here's the dog. Are you okay? She's fine. >> I need your t-shirt. Give me your t-shirt. Get my car. >> I'm getting it. I'm I'm working on that. Where's my key? Where's the keys? >> Keys are in that bag right there along with your jewelry. >> All right, that's it. Thank you. >> Okay. Just put your head down. Just going to put this over your head. There you go. >> Oh. Oh, you want to meet me to be safe? You're such a good guy. >> Thank you. >> This is such a good guy. He arrested me over a dog in my arms. You're such a good guy. Officer Cadig, I curse you. I cursed your grandchildren and your grandchildren. >> And just to think, all of that over a basic city ordinance. Well, at least she didn't become a violent maniac like our next suspect. On July 14th, 2024 in Jackson County, the cops got a report about a suspicious vehicle that was parked partially in the roadway for over 16 hours. The caller noted there was a woman inside who appeared to be mentally unstable and possibly in distress. It also appeared she was living in the truck. >> Hello. Hello. I'm Deputy Featherly. How are you today? You mind speaking to me, ma'am? What [clears throat] was that? >> I said I lost my voice a little bit. >> Okay. Uh, what's your name? >> What was that? >> Sherry. >> Sherry. What's your last name? Sherry >> Fitzel. >> Sherry Fitzell. Okay. What uh what are you doing here today? 149 Jackson. The suspect, Sherry, seemed highly suspicious of the officer's presence. She said she pulled over because she had a headache. At first, she seemed willing to cooperate, but when the cops asked her to step out of the truck and speak with them, that's when she got very agitated. >> Can you please let me do it on my own? >> Sure. >> So, please let go of the goddamn truck door. >> Okay. >> We're trying to not let it swing closer. >> You're going to end uping me up >> and I'm already up if you can't see my face already. carrying a concealed knife. >> Do you see my face? >> Oh, yeah. No body cams on you. >> Mine's on right here. >> There you go. >> Okay. >> Very clear instructions. Step out of the car. We don't want to deal with this situation. >> Can you remove your glasses? >> Maybe I should grab my sunglasses first. >> Okay. I need you to step out >> so my eyesight. How about you call the ambulance right now? >> Okay. We're going to call you an ambulance. >> You can do that right now. >> I want you to step out so we can see where your hands are and we can see what you're reaching. You can call the ambulance right now. >> Step up. >> Step up. >> You can call the ambulance right now. >> I will go follow you one. Step out. >> Get your hand off of me now. >> Step out. I'm going to remove you from the vehicle. >> No, you're not. >> Step out. >> The situation was quickly going south. The cops had now given Sherry a direct order to step out of her vehicle. And if she didn't comply soon, she was going to regret it. She said she was happy to comply on her own terms. Sadly for her, that's not how things work. I've given you a final opportunity. Swing your feet out and get out of the car or I'm going to pull you out of the car. >> Is there anything we can do to get you to comply with our very simple commands? >> Let me grab my hands off me. >> You come out. You don't grab stuff. >> Trust me. Take your hand off of me. >> Okay. You come out. You're not going to stuff now. >> You have to give me >> swing your feet out or >> you HAVE TO LET GO OF ME FIRST AND I WILL >> GET OUT OR PUT YOU ON THE GROUND NOW. IT WAS clear the cops here were not playing around. The officer's tone here would make most people comply, but it didn't seem to phase Sherry one bit. If she truly had a headache before, it was about to get a whole lot worse. >> Step out of the car. >> You want to break my neck? >> Step out of the car. Sherry, >> what are you doing? >> Keys. Get out of the car. >> THEY'RE NOT KEYS. >> OH, >> god damn you. >> Sherry, that is enough. 140 in the car. >> Stop. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT. >> YOUR HAND OF ME. >> You're under. >> You're under arrest. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GO WITH ME. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET >> the on the ground. >> God damn you. >> Get on the ground. Sherry. >> Hands behind your back. >> Stop resisting. Just relax. >> Get the off. >> Don't kick me, Sherry. >> Get off me. >> Get your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. DO IT NOW. LET'S GO. >> LET GO. >> NO. >> 141 resisting on the ground. >> Stop resisting. Stop kicking. >> Resisting. >> Knock it off. >> I don't need you. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop speaking right now. Get the out. >> You're all doing best. >> Yeah, you are too, stupid. Just wait till the devil finds you. >> Well, that escalated really quickly and also for no reason. All she had to do was follow the officer's orders and step out of her truck so they could have a conversation like adults. But as is often the case with unreasonable Karens, she escalated things to the point of no return. >> Are you going to stand up? Obviously, I'm not going to lay here all day. >> You going to try to kick us when we stand you up so we can get you off the pavement? Huh? >> Are you going to cooperate? >> What? >> What did you say, >> sir? If we try to stand you up, are you going to cooperate with us or you going to try and fight us again? >> I can stand up on my own. >> Correct. But right now, you're under arrest and we're going to maintain what what's going on here. Okay. >> Seriously, stop pushing on my chest. I can't breathe. >> Okay. >> You understand? We're going to help you to your I COULDN'T BREATHE WHEN I WAS IN THERE. >> OKAY. >> Let off my legs. >> From your side. Bring your knees up underneath you. >> No. >> You going to stand up or no? >> You're going to let me get up how I need to. >> Your hands behind your back. I have to help you. >> YOU NEED TO CALL A MEDICAL FACILITY. >> SINCE she said she was having difficulty breathing, the cops called for an ambulance to check her out. They tried to roll the woman into a recovery position so she could relax, but she insisted on lying in the middle of the road and waiting for the ambulance instead. Jerry, the ambulance is 30 minutes away and you're in a roadway. >> So, block it off. >> No, we're going to we're going to move you to my spot. Okay. >> Uh, yeah, you can because you got that in there. >> What? In where Jerry, look, there's cars. We got now. Okay. >> Why don't you have them turn around and go the opposite direction? >> Because we're in a public roadway. So, can we just Well, we can move over to the grass. You can sit in the grass for all I care. >> I'm on my own. You have me arrested already. >> Correct. I'm just going to help you stand so you don't get hurt. [clears throat] I'm just gonna help you so you don't get hurt further. >> I don't need your help. I can walk over there or crawl myself. >> Okay. Regardless, I'm gonna hang on to your arm no matter what. >> No, you No, you can let go. >> So, SHAR >> I ALREADY HAD BRUISES ON THEM. >> All right. Slide your leg. >> I already told you I had gotten up and my face had gotten up somewhere else. >> You wanted to be blamed on you. >> I'm trying to help you, Shar. >> Are you saying you're going to be you're going to be injured by >> You need to let go of me so your hands aren't on my body. >> Sherry, are you going to be injured by standing up and moving? Do not start kicking, Sher. >> Let's calm down now. >> Get your hands off my truck. >> How about you just stand up, Sherry? >> Instead of cooperating with the officers, she preferred sitting in the middle of the road, blocking traffic, and inconveniencing drivers who had nothing to do with her arrest. Eventually, the cops got her onto her feet and dragged her to a squad car. >> Stand up. >> Here we go. Stand up. Stand up. >> God damn it. Stop. [music] >> Enough. >> Sit down. Will you tell us what's going on and why you did that? >> How can you do that when I can't talk? >> We're good. Thank you. >> Get your hands off of me so I can breathe. doing a lot of showing. >> I'm doing a lot of do is explain something to you. >> You can't even tell what the's wrong with me because what? >> Get it off of me so I DON'T HURT YOU GUYS. >> STOP. >> EMS arrived on scene to provide medical treatment to her. And while paramedics did their best to accommodate her, she now pointed her aggression towards them, making it difficult for them to treat her. >> Need to have them separate. >> I can't even show you. I want to show you where the attorney and I'm not going to use my words anymore than I don't want to especially >> then leave. >> Then leave you look at me everybody else. I just want you I just want you to look at me. Don't worry about anybody else. >> You're fine. Oh, >> I want you to be >> God DAMN IT. I SAID NO. >> Soon after, an ambulance arrived on scene to transport Sherry to the hospital. All she had to do at that point was take a seat on the stretcher to be transported comfortably. But if you're dealing with a Karen, nothing's that simple. >> You want to walk? >> Can you shut the up? >> Shut up. We have to push you. >> Yeah. Can you stand between myself and him, >> please? >> Yes. >> No. [music] >> And I'm not laying down. You can just wheel it with my head up. We can put your head out. >> And seriously, this has to come these. How the did you plan to get me to lay down? >> We weren't going to lay down. >> I want you to Yeah. First remove these. That's how it works. Are you going to work with us on that? Let him do it now. >> Sure. Yes. >> You have to have your legs on the in order for us to buckle you. Okay. We're not going anywhere. >> Yeah. How long ago, dude. >> Get the away from me for a second. >> You want us to get him in front, >> dude? I pray to God somebody kills you. >> It's pretty ironic that she was complaining about being arrested in front of her family, but at the same time, she continued making a ridiculous spectacle of herself. You know, things are unbelievably bad when even the paramedics look shocked at what they're seeing. Still though, they were doing their best to accommodate her. >> Seriously, >> take them off now. >> Do you want him in front? >> Then get the away from me. >> This isn't a 10man job. sharing person. >> Do we need to keep them in back or do you want to put them in front? >> It's up to you at this point. >> You have nobody here trying to help. >> Take them off now. >> Do you want to put them in front? >> COOL. YOU HAVE CONTROL HERE, DUMB. Take them off. >> Okay. We're not going to put them in front. Okay. >> Take them off. >> Yep. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Yes. >> I don't DO YOU SEE MY FACE. >> PERFECT. >> STOP. OKAY. >> Every time she opened her mouth, she just made things worse. As the paramedics determined that she wasn't having a medical emergency, she was taken off the stretcher, placed in a squad car, and transported to jail. >> Stop pulling up on me. It hurts, dude. >> Okay, keep stepping back, though, cuz we got to get in the car. >> All right, >> stop pulling up on me. >> Pulling on you, Sher. >> Sherry, you're you're you're putting down on us. No, it's not. We're all She's on my leg. Get off. Get up. >> They charged Sherry with resisting or obstructing an officer, bail jumping, battery or threatening an officer, and discharging bodily fluids at public safety workers. She was already out on bond for resisting or obstructing an officer and carrying a concealed knife. After her arrest, the cops found a knife in her car, violating her bond conditions. On the 9th of April 2022, the cops were dispatched to a residence after getting reports of a woman harassing an Uber driver. When they arrived on scene, they encountered a very drunk Karen sitting on her porch. >> What's going on today? >> I'm not going to come up on the porch. >> Oh, bye-bye. Come on. >> What's going on today? >> Nothing. >> So, why did we get called? >> I have no idea. Okay. So, the caller stated that you were intoxicated in the rear of his vehicle. He wanted you to exit the vehicle and now you've left your purse in there. >> I have no idea. All right. I'm a mother. >> Okay. >> I'm going to tell you something right now. I'm a mother. I'm a grandma. >> Okay. >> I have everything. What do you want? >> Why is your this gentleman's car. >> I have no idea. >> Okay. Did you leave it there? >> No. >> The cops returned the woman's purse to her, which she'd left inside the Uber. And even though the cops came across as more concerned than accusatory, she refused to cooperate and insisted on causing a scene. >> So, the driver was just concerned about >> really know the driver was concerned about >> I don't give a what you say. Shut up. >> Do you need anything? >> Shut up. >> Do you live here? Shut up. >> Do you live here? >> Shut the up. >> Do you live here? >> I do not answer to you. >> Do you live here? >> Did I answer to you? >> So, here's the issue. >> I am >> We're going to get >> I don't give a what you saying. I don't give a what you say. You need to listen to me. Shut your mouth. >> Shut your mouth. Shut your mouth. Shut your mouth. It was quickly becoming clear here that the cops were dealing with a textbook Karen. She checked all the boxes. She was demanding and rude and thought she was calling the shots. But as she was about to find out, this woman's delusions were not reality. >> Really? >> Yes. >> I am in my house. >> Grab him. >> Are you serious? >> Yep. >> I am in my house. >> I am in my house. Okay. So, relax. You're going to give this officer your name. We're going to verify this is your address. >> I am I am in my house. >> You're outside on a porch right now. >> I cannot wait. I cannot wait till you do this. >> John, STOP. >> JOHN, RELAX. SIT DOWN. >> NOW, LISTEN. OFF. Do not >> listen. >> Hey, off. >> We off. >> Listen to what we have to say. >> The officers told the suspect that they didn't want things to escalate further. She claimed she lived in the house, but she refused to give the cop's ID to prove it. As a result, the cops searched her purse to find her driver's license. >> Get the off. >> Stop. >> Get the off. >> All right. You're not going to fight me. >> Yes, I will. Stop. >> Yes, I will. >> No, I do. All right, put her stuff back in her purse. We're going to get her up. Take her to a patrol car. Hold on. >> Get the off me. >> 55. One white female 1095. >> Get the off of me. >> That's not going to happen. >> You have no idea. >> Wait till you see who I am. [groaning and screaming] Let's go. I'm going to make you drag me. Drag me. >> That's fine. >> Yeah. Drag me. Drag me. Get in the car. Come now. >> I'm not going. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> You're under arrest. >> Really? >> Yep. [snorts] >> Do it. Do it. All right. All right. For whatever reason, the suspect seemed surprised to learn she was under arrest. In her world, fighting, shouting, and screaming were acceptable ways of communicating, but understandably, that kind of behavior doesn't sit well with the cops. >> You didn't see her in the uh call? >> No, I'm logging in the driver of that vehicle. >> Yeah. What did he say? >> He said that she had gotten in the car and that she was being drunk and disorderly in the back of the car. He's an Uber driver, >> okay? >> And she was being disorderly in the back of the car. I didn't ask if he was picking or dropping her off. She started rubbing up on him and he said, "You know, you need to get out of my vehicle. Enough is enough." Um, she refused to get out and then she got out of the car and she wouldn't come pick up her bag. Um, and then went and sat on the porch. And so he wanted to make sure that he was doing everything correctly. That's why he called police. Um, >> sounds simple enough. >> So, sorely conduct all day long. >> Yeah. The cops called for EMS and also called for a supervisor on scene. And while the supervisor was eager to hear her side of the story, the suspect here was busy playing the victim. As she was refusing to talk about anything relevant, the officers transported her to the police station. >> I buried somebody today. >> Sit in the car, please. >> No, this is wrong. >> You can argue with the judge. Don't force me. >> Sit in the car. >> Don't force me. I am a United States Navy. What? You just black or what? Or are you >> 5001? >> Oh, I'm sorry. I'm purple, green, everything. >> Hey, you got to stop that. >> You're going to be in here longer if you keep banging your head against the door. You know what? >> I'm United States Navy. >> Okay, that's great. Stop banging your head against the door. >> You need to let me out. >> If you don't, we're going to have to put you in shackles. >> You done started banging your head against my window. So, we ain't ain't going to have that. >> So, now we got to wait for a supervisor. Every time you do something outlandish, we got to stop. >> We'll find out. What is that? >> It's a camera. >> All right, you put a camera on mine. >> Make it louder. >> After a long and ridiculous ride filled with screaming and shouting, they eventually arrived at the station. And once there, the suspect acted like the cops were inconveniencing her instead of the other way around. >> Let's go. Let's get a move on. Hurry the off. How many people do I need to bury in one day so I can get somebody? Three, four, 10. Now find somebody. Now you have no idea. How many people do I have to bury? How many? I buried two today. I buried three yesterday. And I buried four the day before. How many do I have to bury? Tell them I paid my dues. So did my son. And I want it now. Now. Now. I want out now. >> Now. I want to go home and go to sleep. That's all I want to do now. NOW. >> OKAY. OH, be careful. Daddy. >> Ty. >> Stand up. >> We can only hope she was placed in a jail cell alone so she wouldn't be able to torture the other inmates. On the 5th of January 2025, an attorney who is already on felony probation for both DUI and child endangerment had a run-in with the law for public intoxication. She was also with a friend. According to reports, an Uber driver called police after these two refused to leave his vehicle, trashing it in the process. >> They asked for a ride. They told him to come here. He came here. They said no. Go to another location. >> He didn't want to play games with him. So, we told him no. >> You tell him. >> And then they refused to get out of the car. >> No. No. That That's not We We were hitting the car to get out. The The car's unlocked. >> It wasn't unlocked. I was smashing. >> I was smashing. I was smashing the window. Get out. Keep trying. I was smashing. Get out. I was smashing out. See? See? I told you. You were smashing the window. >> It was child lock. I told you. I told you. >> Although the women claimed the Uber driver tried to kidnap them, there was evidence here to the contrary. While the cops would investigate the driver further, the women's abusive behavior prompted the cops to put them in handcuffs and in the back of a cruiser. pretty much when they asked for a ride came here. They said no. Go to another location. Didn't want to play games with them. So, you know, >> that's not I mean the car to get out. >> It wasn't my mom. >> I was smashing. >> It's not smashing. I was smashing the window to get out. Open that side real quick. >> These doors are child lock. >> No, that one isn't. >> So, this one's child locked, but the other side isn't. >> I still could have got out. >> The extremely intoxicated suspects were taken down to the station for further processing. And let's just say they were beyond furious. Considering the fact that Cassidy, the suspect in the black pants, was a lawyer. Her behavior was extremely shocking. >> You Why are you so mean? >> You should turn around. Why am I in public? >> I will sit you down. >> You can sit me down, sir. >> What have I done? >> Take a seat. >> Thank you. What have I done? >> What have I done? >> I will stay seated as you hold my shoes. Your body cam is on. >> Do you want to know the name of my representative? >> No, I don't. >> I bet you don't. >> I don't. Whoa. Okay, stay right there. >> Why do you think that I have presented a problem tonight? >> I don't know why you're giving me such a hard time. >> How have I given you a hard time? >> You have your body cam on. You said that. I asked you. How have I given you a hard time? >> Cassidy was beyond drunk. From her behavior alone, it was clear to anyone watching how she'd given the officers a hard time. She thought she could lawyer herself out of trouble, but she obviously had no idea how she came across in her drunken state. >> Can I let go of you now? >> I haven't asked you to touch me all night >> because you're trying to stand up. Are you to stay sitting? >> Let's go. You're disgusting. >> Stay sitting. >> You're gross. Okay. >> I would never ask you to touch me in my life. >> I will like back off. >> So, what are you saying is my problem? >> Stay like that >> for not wanting to be touched by you. >> I'll do that as soon as you get in there. >> Disgusting. >> Disgusting. >> In a few minutes. >> That's fine. >> Yeah. >> I think it's me. >> No, ma'am. I didn't want to. She's not loosening my handcuffs and I feel like I can't. >> No, I'm not trying. I'm just trying to tell him to lose my handcuffs a little bit. >> Hey, I promise. Hey, if you start acting right, I'll lose. >> See, I'm just I'm like literally thinking of my own. >> DO YOU NOT LAY DOWN and >> these women were absolutely ridiculous, slurring their speech and rolling around on the floor. And though they were obviously in the wrong here, they were heavily playing the victim card, saying the cops were mistreating them and violating their rights. >> So he's not doing anything. >> You're the whole night. >> Okay. >> This guy obviously has been I feel fine on these these handcuffs. >> Yeah, but the thing is you've been whole night and honestly I want your badge number and you know you've been a whole you've been a whole >> 1984 252. >> That's great. But you don't give a look at me. I'm sitting here chilling with you. >> Shut up. >> You're starting off the new year pretty good. >> Oh, really? Oh, really? That's how you want to talk to us? >> I'm talking about the Chiefs. >> You guys are playing great this year. >> You're a 151. >> I called the police because that Uber driver locked in a car. No, stop telling me to shut up. He just [ __ ] kicked me. >> At least we're not like that. That's >> at least we're like we call I'm the one that called the cops >> and actually these these >> these guys shut up to you. >> Shut up. >> Shut [screaming] off to us. They are disgusting. >> Cassidy was throwing around some very serious allegations. But something tells us the cops weren't getting any pleasure from dealing with them. Still, there was no sense in rationalizing with this drunk car and duo. >> We have 9 years more education than these. >> I call 911. >> I called the police. >> So why am [screaming] >> they have no reason to arrest you? >> So this is kidnapping basically. So I can steal Oklahoma and make a lot of money. >> No girls. >> What did I do? >> Do you see that woman females? >> That woman like pass out drunk and like >> you don't give a >> Hey, hey, shut the up. >> Yeah. Shut the up. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We are a talking about you. >> Yeah. We're trying to help you up. >> Yeah. Come at me. >> The women continued to debate the finer points of the law with the officers. And while it might be true that they had 9 years more education than the officers in their current state, these two couldn't talk themselves out of a paper bag. You're like a piece of >> You're gonna give it to me because I call them funny. This is a really pretty or >> I graduate high school. You didn't take any test to like predetermine your think. >> These two continued rolling around on the ground, hurling insults at anyone and everyone, trying to plead their case to people who weren't willing to listen. They would have a chance to defend themselves, but it would have to be in front of a judge. >> I'd like to remind you that I'm a fraternity. >> I don't have to read your >> Actually, you do have to arrest me like >> you do have to read Miranda right >> before I like get help. Oh, this is like so much like No, you listen to me. We weren't I was the one that called the Uber and then the Uber locked us in there. I'm the one that called the police. So, yeah. No, >> I would like to know my rights or I would like >> You're small. I'm sorry. I won't defend it. It's very little. a little and I will not defend it with mustache anymore. >> With mustache. >> What's mustache? There's two of those. >> She called him a mega mustache guy. >> But you're the only one without a mustache under your >> as your being made fun of. >> No, I just don't care. >> No, it's in front of a room full of people and you don't care. That's cute. >> No, I don't. All right. >> I wish I didn't know what it felt like for my >> those shoes, >> but they do. >> You think you have power over it? >> What have you done? >> Girl mustache. >> If you're ever in Oklahoma and you're trying to beat a drunk driving charge, consider hiring Cassidy as somehow she wasn't stripped of her license to practice law. On the 29th of March 2025, the cops were dispatched to a neighborhood after reports of a woman harassing and bullying children. When they arrived on scene, witnesses greeted them and they had a shocking story to tell. >> Hold on one second. One second. What's going on? Look here. Look, I can tell you girl. Look down. Look down. Let girl down. >> Do not fight me. Put your hands. >> I'm not going to put my hands against I'm not going to fight. >> Do not fight me or I'm going to put you on the ground. Do you understand? Do you understand? >> No. You stop talking. >> Okay. Shut up. I get it. But look at me. These kids are not These kids are not the problem here. It's It's >> Wait, wait, wait. No. Stop. >> This is not This is not going to go well for you. YOU'RE GOING TO GO >> STOP RIGHT HERE, PLEASE. Are you serious? >> Why? All right. Do you hear that? They're laughing. Right. >> I don't care. You're out here beating up little kids. Give me a break. >> Beating up little kids. >> Give me a break. Give me a break. >> Stop. While the officer loaded her into his squad car, the woman continued swearing at the young children. She appeared to be under the influence of something, but the officer could investigate that later. At the moment, he had one thing on his mind, and that was talking to witnesses. >> Tell me what happened. Okay. >> Hey, get a little Hey yo yo yo little girl right here with the purple on. She pushed that down and then she push the little girl that way. What happened to her? Speak up. >> Where were you riding your bike at? >> Over on Orange. >> Okay. Orange 21st or what's that? 20th >> by the store. >> Okay. >> Okay. Elucio. >> So, you were just riding your bike and she just pushed you off willy-nilly. >> While the officer was talking to witnesses, the suspect was going berserk in the back of the cruiser, kicking at the windows and doors. Thankfully, another officer arrived to keep her calm, which allowed the responding officer to continue interviewing witnesses. >> So, what's going to happen is cuz we got a lot of witnesses that we got to interview. We'll get you guys some paperwork. We're going to be here for a little bit, okay? But >> don't worry, just justice going to be served >> cuz I got to get to work myself. >> Okay. All right. Um I'm assuming you want to press charges. >> Of course you want to press charges. Might >> as well. >> Okay. All right. That's all I need to know. >> Absolutely. Absolutely. So give us a few minutes. We got to get some paperwork. We'll get you guys all squared away and then >> we'll get that figured out. Okay. There any questions that I can answer for you right now? >> No, you're good. >> Okay, perfect. Give me just a second. and she that little girl was riding her bike and the girl that lady just walks up and pushes her off the bike, pushes her to the ground and everything. And then at that moment I called 911 cuz you're not going to assault the minor, >> right? >> And then my mom went over there to try to diffuse the situation and everything. >> Okay. >> While the officer was busy gathering witness statements, another officer read the suspect her rights. And while she agreed to speak to the officer and provide her side of the story, she was having a hard time explaining herself due to the alcohol. >> These kids have tried every moment that I've had to say the word. Like they have said like they've tried my life. And yes, I have kids. I have kids that are their age. So yes, you're right. I'm not I'm not scared to say the word because my kids grow up in these streets. >> These kids. >> Okay. They have Give me a second. They have They have Which I get it. Like they're they're made to think that like they're all to be blamed for like everything. Everything's racist and everything. It's all race. And I get it. I do. But like I'm not the one. I grew up in Naples, Florida, where like honestly nothing can really go wrong. Truth. Like honestly nothing can go wrong. But like but like everything can really go wrong. And and I came up to these I did these kids. >> I came up to these kids and I was like look like I'm not going to pretend like I'm like you know something safe to you like because because is not safe. Like people are not what they claim to be. I'm like I need you to know that >> the suspect here was making no sense at all. After talking to the woman for over 5 minutes, the cop couldn't get a coherent explanation for what led up to the altercation. As a result, another officer stepped in and tried her luck. >> Are you black? Obviously, you're not black. Have you ever been with a black person? >> Okay. >> Have you ever been with a black person? >> I don't know how this relates to today. >> Have you been with a black person? >> I again, I don't know how this relates. >> I just want to know. I want to know. Have you? Yes. [music] Okay. So then I will I would literally give my last breath >> on like this is not about anything that has to do with anybody black, but like >> the one person that doesn't know >> the fact that like you're not against them, but the fact that like it it it gets to be like against them is like >> it just After questioning her multiple times, the cops could only conclude one thing. She somehow thought the way to fight racism was by choking a child and calling her and her friends the n-word. That wouldn't be surprising for a Karen. But if there was another explanation, she ought to speak up pretty soon. those kids, they just like literally came to the park and they like antagonized me and like they like just like told me that like I was just like a whatever a loser and like a white person and like I was just white. I did I came to these kids like they like they ain't know know nobody. >> Yeah. >> But like if you were going to talk to anybody, I would rather you talk to me >> because like these kids they don't know anybody. But I know that these kids like >> you know you're not going to hurt them anybody else. >> But I wanted them to like try to like put me in that position to hurt them so that I could put them in a position to like be safe. >> Okay. >> Like I would never ever >> So you didn't put any hands on anybody? >> No. I would never. >> You didn't push a kid off a bike. Did one get too close to you? Maybe. >> No. I could barely stand my own balance on my onehe wheel. Like I No way. >> After 20 minutes, the cops were nowhere close to understanding what happened. But between this woman and the girl she allegedly pushed, the cops had a pretty good idea who was lying. >> So, here's your charges. Okay. You're getting two counts of child disorderly intoxin without violence. Okay. Do you have any questions for me? >> Yes. >> Yeah. What you What are your questions? >> Why am I being charged with anything? >> Well, we tried to get your child. Because you pushed one child and you pushed another child against the fence. So >> you have proof? >> Yes, I have witnesses. >> Where? Can I have Can I see proof? I have I have >> your PCA. Slide in for me. >> Are you going to push me? >> I I will if I need to. So, I'm going to need you to just slide in for me. >> But I have not touched a child. I've not once touched a child. >> Would you mind sliding in for me? >> I will if I have to. But I >> You do have to. You do have to. >> You do have to. >> You know that what your calling is doing is wrong. >> No. >> Yes, you do. Do you do you know >> I think that's the uh the shoulder. Do you want the lap? >> Yeah. Here. Here. Take my lap. Like it's fine. You're calling it >> long. >> With the suspect secured in the back of the cruiser, she was taken to the station for further processing. Maybe after she had some time to sober up in the drunk tank, she might be able to tell the officers just exactly what happened and admit what she did. >> Yeah. My job is to hold people accountable for their actions. You are you are absolutely right. You're absolutely right. >> And yeah, you're right. I go to jail sometimes for drug possession, but I know for a fact you ain't got me on no. >> Nope, you're not going to get any charges. >> Because I beat that. But guess what? I will make it my goddamn job to make you my >> Go ahead. It's a You're funny. Think it's funny. I hope if you never find something funny. No, you're >> okay. >> Keep laughing. >> All right. >> In the back of the squad car, the suspect showed her true colors. They booked the woman for child abuse, disorderly intoxication, and resisting without violence. On September 11th, 2022, the cops were dispatched to a residence after a woman reported that her neighbor got physically aggressive with her after a dispute about her parenting. >> Hey, everything all right? >> Everything. I don't need y'all here. >> Okay. Well, we got a call here, so we got to respond. >> Let's go. Let's go. I'm sorry. Y'all don't have a warrant. Get the >> Okay. Well, there's kids here, so we got to check it out. Okay. >> Sorry. >> Hi, buddy. >> Hi. >> So, we uh talked to the neighbor. She said that basically uh there was a kid walking down the road. So, she grabbed the kid, came up here, and one of the neighbors said that it belongs to this house. >> So, she just was [music] yelling and screaming, acting like a jerk. >> Pretty much she said she was drunk. >> Her main concern was that she was going to get in the car and try to drive away with the kid. I'm not neighbor over here. >> The neighbor said they saw the suspect's young children running around in the street. When they went to check on the mother, Danielle, she was in her van in the driveway, passed out drunk. According to her neighbor, when they woke her up, Danielle started screaming at them to mind their own business. >> We appreciate you, too. >> I don't know what's wrong with her. >> Yeah, she's probably something. >> Yeah, I'm worried. I'm worried about the kids. Say >> yeah, we'll we'll go ahead and contact PC a bit and let them know some stuff's going on out here. >> Okay. We were just looking out for the kids. >> Sure. Yeah. And that's the main thing right here. We're we're more worried about the kids than we are about her. We don't really care about her. She's obviously a little >> I didn't touch you. >> No, she didn't. >> Well, actually, it it'd be good if she comes over here cuz then we can talk to her. >> I got my kid. >> We got We got cameras, too, so you can see that clearly. >> You better shut your mouth. and try to hold me back >> CUZ YOUR BABY WAS RUNNING down the road. >> Danielle was hysterical, saying the neighbors attacked her and that she wanted to press charges. She claimed she was scared for her life, but the cops weren't buying it as she was clearly the aggressor and there were multiple witnesses to prove it. >> Her woman just had to pull her back from fighting, >> baby, didn't she? Then her woman had to smile her back, >> didn't she? I'm not lying to you. Our woman just had TO PULL HER HALFWAY ACROSS THE STREET NOT TO FIGHT ME. SO, can I file a complaint? >> Relax. >> No. Oh, now you want me to relax, right? >> Yes. >> We're trying to talk to you. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> So, you said you're drunk. Why are you drunk? >> Because I can be drunk if I want to in my house at any time. What you mean? >> Some babies. >> So, what? I don't give a what you do. >> I do. No. No. I can talk to you any kind of way. You can't come at me. I I don't got >> So, now we're conducting AN INVESTIGATION. I DON'T HAVE to do how you do. >> And just like that, she was screaming at the officer for criticizing her parenting. And just like the neighbors, the officer was absolutely right. Under no circumstances should she have been hammered drunk [music] while watching her children. And while the cop was busy lecturing her, she decided she didn't want to listen. >> So, here's what we're going to do. Okay. Take a breathalyzer and tell take a breathalyzer and tell me, "Am I too drunk?" >> We're going to take care OF EVERYTHING. OKAY. THANK YARM. It's warm for real. >> I didn't do y'all came to MY HOUSE. [screaming] Y'ALL CAME TO MY >> RELAX. She's going to be fine, buddy. It's okay. >> This what y'all doing, right? >> This is what y'all doing. >> It's okay, honey. >> Just go in the house. >> So, this is mom. >> You know what? THERE'S NOTHING WRONG. There's nothing wrong. >> I took two shots. >> I've took two shots. Take a breathalyzer right now, >> Danielle. YOU CAN >> TAKE A BREATHALYZER. Y'ALL WANT TO TALK ABOUT I'M DRUNK. >> YOU CAN GET out of these handcuffs as as soon as you calm down. And you're gonna Nope. And you're going to remain calm. You're not going to get up. You're right. >> Okay. Prove it to me. Prove it to me. You're right. You're right. Prove it to me. >> Okay. Okay. >> The officers cuffed Danielle and put her in the back of a squad car. This woman's behavior was absolutely unacceptable. Screaming at her kids to go inside and yelling at her neighbors. While she thought she was protecting her children, in reality it was exactly the opposite. >> I am not doing anything [music] wrong. >> You're making things worse. >> I am not making things anything worse. They are making things worse by calling the police. I am at my house. I have roast on the >> Okay. >> GET IN THE HOUSE AND LOCK THE DOOR NOW. EVERYBODY LISTEN TO ME NOW. NO. >> JUMP IN. >> I am not. >> You are. >> Sit down. >> Or you will go to jail. >> Sit down. I'm already going to jail. >> What are you talking about? >> No, I am. What are you talking about? You stupid mother. >> Trying to >> No, YOU'RE NOT. BECAUSE IF YOU WERE, YOU SEE ALL MY FIVE KIDS, I TAKE CARE OF THEM ALL WITH NO HELP. >> No help. >> With the neighborhood satisfaction, Danielle was taken to jail. She kept complaining, talking about the stress of single parenting, and saying she works 70 hours a week to support her family. And while that very well may have been true, it did not give her the right to get stupid drunk and give up on her responsibilities as a mother. >> I haven't done nothing wrong [screaming] at all. LIKE, WHAT ARE Y'ALL TAKING ME TO jail for? >> So, you're being charged with aggravated battery of a peace officer? >> I HAVEN'T DONE NOTHING. AGGRAVATED BATTERY to who? >> You took a swing on the other officer. >> I HAVEN'T DONE NOTHING. [screaming] NO, I HAD TO. I don't even know why I'm being arrested. >> I told you already. No, you haven't. >> Aggravated battery. I can charge you with obstructing IF YOU'D LIKE. >> OKAY. >> THEN WE'LL CHARGE YOU WITH OBSTRUCTING. >> THEN we'll charge you with obstructing. >> I don't WANT TO HIT NOBODY. THAT IS NOT WHAT I DO. >> You need to You need to chill out. All right. >> No. No. >> At the station, Danielle told the officer that she'd been dealing with police and child protective services all of her life. However, instead of taking a long hard look in the mirror and making some serious changes in her life, she kept playing the victim, acting like the system was out to get her. >> They try to beat me up and I'm trying to beat them up and then call the cops on me. What do you mean? >> The longer you act, >> you don't want that big on her. [screaming] You're a pretty That's how she look. I got a little calm down until her and then we're going to throw her out. >> We got to search you. Okay. >> Do you have anything on you, Danielle? >> Please take me home. >> Daniel, listen. I want to take you home. >> You've got to prove to me you're ready to go home. >> I'm ready to go home. If you guys aren't trying to take me with you, >> let's go to cell for a minute. >> Can I please don't do that? I just want to go home. In order to get you home, we got to get you in the cell for a little bit. >> Please. What you got to do to get me home? >> If you break something, you're going to be >> break. Stop pounding on my desk. >> I'm not. >> What about >> Let them do anything. Let's get >> We're not doing anything until you stop screaming. >> We're not doing anything until you stop screaming. >> Until she sobered up a bit. Danielle was held in police custody. They charged the woman with public intoxication, resisting or obstructing a peace officer, and endangering the life or health of a child. If you hadn't picked up on it, Karen drain a lot of police resources. It's a shame so many of our tax dollars are wasted like this fighting a bunch of entitled lunatics who have no idea how to behave and don't belong in civil society. Perhaps that's why it's so satisfying to watch Cops versus Karens in the craziest moments ever called on body cam.