You're not going to jail. It's going to be a citation. >> I didn't do nothing. Fool. >> You want me to go to jail, too? >> Put her in cuffs. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> I don't want You're lying, dude. I'm not. No. Yeah. You ain't going to do that. I got to [ __ ] I don't have a line. NO. >> Karen's love making scenes in public make everything about themselves and are generally a nuisance. And when law enforcement gets involved, it always leads to chaos. When loudmouth Karens claim the rules don't exist. >> That's not I can't even call my phone carrier. >> I don't know what to tell you. There's nothing we can do about that. Okay. >> There is a problem. >> We We're pretty We're really busy, Mary. The city's busy. >> Yeah. No, it is. But this is not a police matter. Okay. >> On May 25th, 2024, the cops arrived at a public park to help a woman named Mary. She had placed several 911 calls asking for officers to be dispatched to her residence. When they arrived on scene, they realized there was no real emergency. >> What's going on, Mary? >> What's going on? >> Hello. >> And you call? >> Yeah, I do. >> What's going on? >> The phone um would not call anything but 911. >> Okay. What are you trying to >> I'm physically disabled. They're not allowed to do that. >> Um, I pay for the phone service myself. Um, I don't know what is I couldn't even call I couldn't even call the phone service. >> Who's your Who's your carrier? >> 911. What? >> Who's your carrier? >> Trackphone. >> Trackphone is a prepaid wireless service provider that offers cell phone service without a contract. It's known for being affordable and also high quality, so it's a popular option for those on a budget. The issue Mary was having was that apparently her plan wouldn't let her call anyone except 911. >> So you got to contact your car. We can't do anything about that. Okay. >> I can't I can't even call I can't sir. Come you can come look come look at my phone and come look at my phone. >> I don't need to look at your phone. You're fine. >> That is what I Sir I'm calling because I can't I'm physically disabled. Not even call my track phone. >> Okay. Well, Mary, >> how how do I turn around and call you even I called 911 if you need I was not in a position to call unfortunately Mary listen it's not it's not a police matter sorry okay unless you you need medical attention you need a crime happened >> crime I'm physically disabled I was denied even access to any of my support systems >> even though the officer warned Mary that being unable to make calls was not a police matter on her. She was still insistent that her rights were being violated. The cops suspected she might be impaired as it appeared she'd been drinking. >> That's I can't even call my phone carrier. >> I don't know to tell you. There's nothing we can do about that. Okay. >> It is a problem. >> We We're busy. We're really busy, Mary. The city's busy. >> Yeah. No, it is. But this is not a police matter. Okay. >> We're going to get going. >> You have a good night. I don't need to do anything. Mary >> Do you need to talk to somebody? Do you have the opportunity to turn around and verify what I just said? >> No, I don't need to. >> Why? >> Cuz it's a civil matter. >> Why is it a civil matter? >> Do you need us for anything else? >> Why is it a civil? It's a criminal matter. Because they violated my rights. >> Mary, do you need medical attention? >> No. >> Okay. Do anything else besides this? >> Do I have the right to dial a phone number and call it? Yes, I do. >> They just denied it. >> That's a criminal matter. That's a criminal matter. >> Lower your voice. lower your voice. >> Mary, I'm going to make it. Mary, look at me. I'm going to make it very clear. You called 911 for something >> you guys. >> Okay. >> Can I call 911? [laughter] >> Auto station. It's illegal. They're denying me access to something I paid for. >> It was a typical case of a citizen being woefully uninformed. There's no such thing, of course, as having the right to dial a phone number. As a matter of fact, as a result of wrongdoing, it's a privilege that can be taken away. The real crime here was this woman misusing 911 for a civil matter. The only solution for her was to talk to her carrier, Track Phone. We're going to get out of here, Mary. No more calling 911. >> You have a problem, sir. >> Just got to calm down. >> You're supporting people who are criminals. >> You're You're supporting criminals. >> Stop calling 911 for not emergency. >> It's I don't want to call 911. It's the only number I could call. >> You need to stop. >> Would you like to go and try my phone? >> We're leaving. >> Okay. Cuz you don't want to have evidence of the fact that that You do not have the legal right to detain me. >> You guys can keep on walking. >> You do not have the legal right to detain me. >> Yeah, we'll get her We'll get her stuff in a minute. >> You do not have the legal right to detain me. >> You're arrest under arrest. >> You don't have the legal right to detain. >> You're under arrest, Barry. >> My stuff is over there. >> There we go. Now you can go to jail. >> Let me go grab myself. >> Let's go. >> Mary, come on. >> Get my stuff. >> He's bringing it. Let's go. >> For everyone's sake, the cops decided to arrest Mary on the grounds of disorderly conduct. Raising her voice at the officers over a simple civil matter was not the best decision that she could have figured things out by herself. But nevertheless, that's what she did. And this is the result. >> I stopped this over there. Come on. >> My hands are >> Mary. Walk this way. >> Wait for my stuff. >> Mary, >> wait for my stuff. >> You're not We're not doing >> my stuff. I have the right for my stuff. >> Let's go. >> To my ID, sir. >> Mary, do I have the right to my ID? >> Stop it. >> Do I have the right to my ID? >> I have the right to >> Your ID is right here. >> That is not my ID. He's got ALL YOUR STUFF. >> THE RIGHT TO MY ID. [screaming] >> I HAVE THE RIGHT TO MY ID. >> Can you get my phone? >> Do not have the right to leave me. >> Come on, Mary. Don't make this work. >> Let's go. >> Come on. >> I have [laughter] THE RIGHT TO ARREST ME FOR VIOLATING. I have the right to make a phone call. >> I do have the right. >> What do you hear screaming, yelling, causing disturbance? Okay. >> Because you're being violent towards me. >> No, >> you are being violent towards me >> and you're drunk. >> No. >> She claimed she wasn't drunk, but come on. Just look at her behavior. The cops were probably right. They opened the squad car to get her in, then decided to double lock her handcuffs. But once they secured her inside, her behavior got no better. >> They do not have the right to legally. You do not have the right to legally detain me. I am asking for a phone call and they could not even allow me to have a phone call. [snorts] I do want restraining orders against you. Go ahead. >> Have one in custody. >> I'm not drunk. >> One female. >> I had three beers out of 48 hours. >> You're assuming I'm drunk, sir. You didn't give me a breathalyzer. You did not give me my chance to be even allowed to leave. >> YOU DO NOT ACKNOWLEDGE MY RIGHTS. at 129. >> Coleman tried to get into the residence at least 15 TO 20 >> AND ACTING ARROGANT ABOUT IT. >> You have an act to keep you on file. >> You have no remorse and no callous. You are callous. I do not care if I die at your hands. >> I'll take it. >> That was rude. In the back of the squad car, she continued her tantrum all the way down to the station. They charged the woman for misuse of 911 as well as persistent disorderly conduct for causing a scene in public. On July 30th, 2024, law enforcement was called by a train station security guard because a woman there identified as Karen Klene was causing a disturbance. When they arrived on scene, they were greeted by this aptly named woman with extremely aggressive language. >> Karen, what are you doing? >> I'm going to the bathroom getting water. Are you going to harass me again? >> Yeah. Were you just at the village hall? >> Over at village hall. >> Get away. GET AWAY. YOU RACIST NASTY. Film this. Film this. Film this. >> You're not free to leave. Come here. YOU'RE YOU'RE BEING >> ASSAULTED BY ANOTHER PERSON. >> YOU'RE BEING DETAINED right now. You're not free to leave. Have a seat. Relax. >> I'm being detained for what? >> Karen. >> Karen. You know me. >> Go there with >> Fil. KILL MOM. >> HEY, GET OVER HERE. Let's go. >> What am I being arrested for? >> WHAT AM I being arrested for? What am I being arrested for? Bring me my rights. Bring me my rights. Bring me my rights. >> Karen Klein, [screaming] BRING ME MY RIGHTS. Karen Klein. THAT HURTS. >> DOES IT? >> You're hurting me. Yes, >> it hurts. STOP HURTING ME. HAWKINS. PARKINSON IS GOING TO get >> racist. Hkins hates and Parkin doesn't want you here. >> She repeatedly asked the officers why they detained her as if it wasn't already evident. She was clearly on copious amounts of something illegal, which was reflected in her behavior, which was aggressive and wild. The cops seemed familiar with the woman, and they were ready for her craziness. >> I need water. >> I'm sorry. >> I need water. >> I can't breathe right now. I need an ambulance. >> Okay. >> Northwest Community Hospital. >> You guys, how we doing, Karen? >> I need water. >> I need a lawyer and I need >> sweetie. We're going to get you that as soon as I can. Okay. >> I need water. I'm just waiting to heal. >> I need water now. I was trying to get water in the train station. I was trying to get water in the crate station. >> Why are you so angry? >> Because you won't give me water. >> You're Satan. You are pure Satan. Listen, Harkkins. Enjoy your last enjoy your last and then burn with Satan. Burn with Satan. Burn with Satan. Satan. You and Shvin. You and Derek and Drew Peters in Derek. You're God. God is God. Your God is at George. You rejoice for the devil. Yes, he did. >> Considering how hateful she was being and how rudely she treated the officer, he was being incredibly nice. She kept yelling conspiracy theories, so the cop kept ignoring her. Soon enough, an ambulance arrived on scene. Okay. Why did you want an ambulance? >> So, not a not a medical condition. >> Scare of the police. >> Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I got to ask you a question. So, not a medical condition you have going on. It was just because your interaction with >> Okay. That's not a medical condition. >> I'm thirsty. >> Okay. Also, not a medical condition. >> Yes. You got there. You made it. >> I don't know who that is. I missed by the >> You don't want to go to the hospital anymore? >> I don't want to go to the police station. I was going to the hospital to report the police station. >> You're I I understand that. But I appreciate you being honest. I get it. It's not a fun place to be. We just have to write you two citations. >> I'm not coming to the police. You lied. Granted, I I trusted granted it was a lie. >> Oh, I'm not going to lie to you. I promise. >> No, we can't. We can't. >> You didn't know who Derek Schovin was. condemn Derek Shman right now. >> I condone him. >> Say I condemn. >> I think I think I >> I want you to say Derek Schovin is a >> you're dismissing. >> Calmly and politely, the cops and paramedics asked the Karen to step out of the ambulance so paramedics could be on their way. However, it just seemed to agitate the woman more and she ramped up her screaming. >> How could you know? How come you've had four hours to be able to contact my attorney Thomas >> since they first put me in the car four hours ago? I scream for Thomas Glasgow. Hours for Thomas Glasow. You never gave me a phone call to your attorney. Four hours you had me playing games. >> Two things. >> We need to take you to the station so we can give you those tickets. >> Fire. I got a lot. How many did you get in the clock when you put a spit? >> No, you're not. No, you're not. >> Stop yelling. >> I'm Brandon. I trusted Brandon. How long was I there? He told me in >> No, they told me this morning I was in and out. I was there for hours. I had breakfast. >> I had breakfast at lunch. My breakfast was right here. Get back here. Lose some weight. Run there. One back. Drop a few pounds back. >> I got the same problem. >> Soon enough, the cops gave up on trying to make the Karen get out of the ambulance. They instead decided to go the long route, let the Karen get admitted, and then afterward, they could take her to the station. When they arrived at the hospital, they gave her the water she requested. >> Hello. Hello. Hello. >> You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back for better. >> WHY DO YOU HAVE TO PUT THE CUFFS ON? >> CUZ YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. That's >> That's what we do. Put your HANDS ON >> DON'T PUT THEM ON HER. >> DON'T RUSH ME UP, GUYS. DON'T GRAB THESE. THEY DON'T RESIST. THEY HURT. DON'T SAY THEY DON'T. PUT THEM ON YOURSELF. They hurt. I have gentle wrists. They hurt. >> Which should be A QUICK TRIP. OH, LIKE YOU SAID LAST TIME, 5 HOURS LATER, I STILL HAVEN'T GOT AN ATTORNEY CALL. >> I still haven't got an attorney. >> I was so unrepentant. SO UNREPENTANT. >> Don't tell me to shut up. I'll put you in jail. >> Then we'll get >> Shut up. Shut up. Go send some 319 meals on wheels and someone to give her medicine. >> The cops have refused to do anything in the social services for six years. They left her alone. My father died here in hospice. He lived here a week. This guy loved his place. So the police took over it in 2018. And I was beaten in your hospital world. 2018 beaten by cops in your hospital 2018. >> While the cops dragged her out of the hospital, the claim she was making kept getting more and more bizarre. What was strange here was that she was adamant to go to the hospital, but she said the cops had beaten her there and also that her father had died there. >> Filthy hospital. >> Can I tell you guys something? was out of play here. >> In 2022, >> when I flat you, >> Jesus appeared to me. Jesus appeared to me. >> You did? >> On the beach. Alone. No, for real. >> Alone. >> Jesus appeared to me alone on the beach. >> That's Wind Harbor. >> I was trying to I know. He appeared to me alone. >> That's awesome. >> Alone. I've been chosen. I've been chosen. That would make me feel special, too. >> I'm done with the red. I'm done with the blue. It's purple panther party independent Karen Klein. I'm going to take this election. It's over. I'm done. You don't understand. You guys are nothing. This is a joke. You're just part of it. You're showing what they did to Jesus, the false authorities, and what the Nazis did. You guys are part of history on the wrong side. >> No. >> I'm going to take the seat belt off. You can reach it. >> Yeah. >> Wow. I got to put it on. You put it on me. I'll take it off you my stomach. >> I hear you. I hate t-shirts. >> Thank you. >> They arrested Karen and charged her with criminal trespassing, disorderly conduct, and obstruction of justice. On the 19th of February, 2025 at Orlando International Airport, the cops responded after allegedly a woman assaulted an airport employee. When the cops arrived, they approached the woman, but she wanted nothing to do with them. Ma'am, >> I don't care. >> Sit down. >> Don't talk to me. I don't care. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's going to put me on the ground. >> Yeah. He's going to put me on the ground. Put me on the ground. Put me on the ground. I haven't done anything wrong. I haven't done anything wrong. Put me on the ground. >> I just need you to turn around. >> Put me on the ground. >> I need you to turn around. >> I CAN'T CUZ YOU'RE ON ME. I can't cuz you're on me. >> Stop. >> I can't cuz you're on me. >> Let this go. I can't. >> Okay, let this go, please. Let this go, please. All right. >> Yo, >> you said you were going to stop. >> Let me go. Let me go. Let me go and I'll let go. >> I'm just waiting for >> Let me go and I'll let go. Let me go and I'll let go. Let me go and I'll let go. Let me go and I'll let go. >> Exit a [ __ ] I got her subdued. >> It's chill. >> It's chill. >> Hang tight. Let me go and let go. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You wouldn't touch me. >> Just I got to roll her real quick. >> Yeah. Can you grab this and just undo that for me, please? She ain't She ain't going anywhere. She's fine. >> I'm not going anywhere. But you're squeezing. Just pull that up. Squeeze my throat. You're squeezing my throat. You're squeezing my throat. The woman claimed she'd done nothing wrong, but by the way she was acting, the cops could tell she'd been up to no good. When the cops first approached her, she seemed to know they were coming for her and tried to ward them off. Sadly for her, though, she was not going to get away that easily. >> You're you're fine. You just >> Am I right? >> Give me a favor. >> Don't you spit. >> Don't you spit. Do you understand me? >> Oh my god. >> Don't you spit. >> Spitting. Oh, not spit. >> Okay. Well, I'm squeezing you for a reason. >> I don't want you to spit on me. >> No. >> Why are you [crying] there for me? >> Okay. Well, I told you to stop, right? And you said you weren't stopping, right? And then you point it at me. So you got to take it down. >> You're good. >> All right. >> And then you came out. I can smell the alcohol on you and you kick that. >> Yeah. >> Kick that wet floor sign over there. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> Stand up. >> Do not spit on anybody. You understand? >> Yeah. Hit me hard. Hit me hard. >> All right. Sounds good. Sit down. >> You got a chair. You got a chair? >> Hey, you guys have a chair? >> I don't think they have one in the checkpoint. >> Sit up like that. >> Nope. Do it hard for me, baby. >> She was clearly intoxicated, and the cop told the woman he could smell it on her breath. But even if they hadn't smelled anything, she was slurring her words, acting very defensive, and repeating things over and over, which were all definite signs. No one's listening to me. >> You can talk. What's up? >> I have to be there. I literally have ID. I have >> All right, we'll figure it out. Are you from Florida? >> No. >> Where you from? >> I'm from Puerto Rico. >> Puerto Rico? >> Yeah. >> You want to laugh at me? from there, too. >> Oh my god. Are you Puerto Rican, too? I'm from California. My mom is from Bella and my dad is from Miami. >> Is that her? >> That's it. >> That's where it's at. >> Don't give that to her. >> Thank you for >> You care about me. Thank you. All these other don't understand. Like literally >> since she refused to walk like the officers ordered, she had to be moved to a wheelchair. It seemed like in her derangement that she really didn't know why she was being arrested and kept claiming the cops were treating her poorly. However, she was the one spitting at people, so she got the treatment she deserved. her. >> I need you to sit up for me. Sit up for me. >> Choke me. Choke me. Tell me. Oh, choke me. >> Lisa, I'm going to search your property. Okay. Make sure you don't have any weapons of banan bombs, child. Okay. Make sure that anywhere, baby. >> I'm not gonna leave you. I love you. >> I love cough. >> Heck yeah. It's awesome. >> I have nothing wrong. [laughter] >> It's dark chocolate. It tastes good. >> Can you say >> I can't I cannot. There's literally nothing in there. >> You smoke? >> Cigarettes. >> I'm not >> Where you flying to? >> Where you flying to? >> What? >> Where are you flying to? >> I'm trying to fly to Puerto Rico to my sister. >> I just wonder if you have one on you cuz I know I'm not. >> Do me a favor. Stand up for me. >> I can't. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Just stand up for me. >> I can't. >> You kicked your legs out to kick stuff as we were walking by. >> Yeah. So, just put your hands up. >> To get the suspect to cooperate with them, the cops had to stand her up themselves. To search the woman, they leaned her up against their vehicle, and the search turned up nothing except some AirPods in the front pocket of her sweatshirt. Next up, they secured the woman in the back of the car. >> Literally, everything else. >> Stop kicking. I'm going to spray you. I will spray you. Continue. You continue kicking. I will spray you. >> Don't do that. >> Okay, we're going to do that, but do not start kicking a cigarette. >> Just hang tight. >> Have a cigarette. >> Stop. Get your hands. Get your feet out of there. Put your feet in there. Get your feet in there. Get your feet in there. Don't do that. 192. >> Can I get FD for OC deployment? >> Sar's going to be 51. >> Put your feet in there. >> Put your feet in. >> Don't do that. What you feeding? What you feeding? >> Okay, I will. >> I just spray my face again. >> The officers called for paramedics as during their struggle, the suspect had been pepper-sprayed. After the cops begged her some more, she finally put her feet in the car. While they waited for paramedics, the cops interviewed the employee who had allegedly been battered. I'm scrolling my phone. She's standing up just yelling all new guys, you know, just she just walks around everybody. Is she going to get on the flight? So I I stand up. I'm looking at my phone. I'm looking at Instagram. I'm laughing at something. Then I look up and she comes up to me and she says, "Um, it looks like he wants some." And then she starts pointing at me, but I'm walking. So, you know, You took a swing, huh? >> Yeah. >> She like lean into me and swear to be a pattern tonight. The battery victim chose not to press charges, but they still arrested the woman and she was charged with criminal mischief, disorderly intoxication, and resisting an officer without violence. On March 14th, 2025, a pediatric nurse called the cops on a woman for a really strange reason. She'd been defecating in front of the building she worked at. She'd apparently done so four times the same day and was frightening the patients. When the cops arrived on scene, they found the suspect sitting in her car. >> Hello. >> Oh, I have to go back. I'm going to be sick in my stomach. >> What was that? >> I'm going to be sick in my stomach. >> For what? >> I don't know. I don't I've been sick for days. I don't know if it's the food or eating or what? >> Are you using the bathroom out here in public or >> I did earlier cuz they're pissing me off in the in the in the stalls. The kids are making all this racket at night. They're making myself in my diaper. You're doing it on purpose. It's just it's it's an ongoing thing. >> Okay. Well, you can't be using the bathroom out here in the middle of the parking lot. People are complaining. >> Well, they always complain. >> I know, but that's >> They complain about everything. It's not that. It's about me. They say stupid. They say stupid girl. It's It's not about the bathroom. It's about me, my smell, my car, my music. It's about everything. Officer, can't you understand anything? And if it's not that No, I'm not going to calm down. You know why? Because they're using my debit card now. The sheriff from this from your place is using my debit card. She I'm going to use Amy's debit card. >> Okay. I know nothing about that. I'm just here about something else. >> $642. I have it right here. >> Okay. Have you called and made a complaint about that? >> I don't have a phone because it got up from the guy at the at the library. There was so much I got to tell you. There is bull on top of bull tonight. Let me tell you something. You guys have got to get your together. I have [screaming] had it. >> Okay. >> And don't you dare arrest me because I'm going to roll this window up and I'm going to have it. >> Indirectly, the woman introduced herself as Amy. It seemed like the presence of the officer was enough to rile her up because she went on to say that someone from the sheriff's office had allegedly been using her debit card. And as a result, she said she hadn't been able to see her psychiatrist in months. >> So, I don't know why people complain about a little in the parking lot. I never do that. >> Well, that's very indecent. That's why people are complaining about it. >> Well, I was behind my door. I do that at night time. Oh, we got to complain about that, too. Oh, I'm sorry. What was supposed to do? Hold on. >> There's tons of other places besides the middle of a parking lot. >> There's no place to go in the middle of the night time. >> There's tons of other places. You're doing it in the middle of the day. >> Well, I'm sorry. I'm tired. I don't feel good. I haven't eaten all day. Do you realize that I'm diabetic? Do you know I've been throwing up at night in here because people are smoking so much and there's prostitution going on down here? Do you know that around here? Oh, I'm sure there is. Oh, no. The Joe Blow is always going back there. Do you know the goes on there? I BELIEVE YOU. >> NO, OFFICER. There really is. I'm >> I said I believe you. I'm not I'm not saying you're joking. I made >> There's a lot of homeless around here. I believe you. >> Do you have any ID on you? That way I can just know who I'm talking to. >> No, I'm Fred. He'll take me in. >> Take you in just by looking at your ID. >> No, you're not going to have my ID. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm just asking. >> No, you don't need to have my ID cuz you'll take me in. >> That's not true. But okay. >> No, my ID is locked up. I don't know where it That's fine. >> Amy seemed to have a whole lot of excuses about why pooping in public was okay. From being diabetic to alleged prostitution in the area, she thought those things could excuse her pooping in public. The cop, however, explained over and over again that what she was doing was illegal and she really had to stop. >> So, defecating in public is illegal. I do not want to arrest you, okay? I'm telling you this right now. So, please don't let them Don't >> What about peeing or changing? >> Doesn't matter. You're defecating in public. That is illegal. peeing, pooping, doesn't matter what it is. >> What about changing a shirt? >> Changing a shirt? >> Yeah, they complain about that, too. >> I haven't had any complaints, but if somebody sees you, that's a decent exposure. >> Oh my god. So, everything's illegal. >> Yeah. So, just try to not do it in the middle of brushing your teeth. That's illegal, too. >> No, not at all. >> Okay. >> So, just >> try not to do anything illegal in public. >> Cleaning your armpits. Is that illegal, too? >> No. Not as long as somebody doesn't see you and decently exposed. >> Okay. So, if you're cleaning like cuz the med get all upset. Like she's cleaning her legs again. Like I'm not doing anything. Like she's cleaning her legs. >> Well, you're also littering all over the parking lot. >> Well, I'm pissed off. That's a sign that >> Well, that doesn't being pissed off doesn't mean you can >> I do play Wait, I usually do pick up after myself. You do realize that, right? >> I don't because there's stuff all over here. There's stuff all over. >> Well, I'm pissed off. I And I'm trying to go. Now you're pissing me off. I I >> I'm pissing off. Why? cuz I got to go to a bathroom and I don't have been sick with since July. >> The officer told the woman that she had to clean her mess up and leave the property. The woman claimed she'd been kicked out of every parking lot. She then turned her car on like she was getting ready to leave, but 10 minutes later, she was still in the same spot. Amy, >> Amy, Amy, >> where' she defecate? It's technically what? >> Well, yeah. She's there's feces all over here. >> I know. She defecated over there and over there and then her diaper and then she used less to try to wash them. All right, let's watch her. >> Yeah, she can't even take care of herself. She said she hasn't take she hasn't seen a doctor in like three or four months. >> What did she say to you? She's saying to you >> she started yelling at me as soon as I walked up. I was super calm the whole time. She started yelling at me, going off. >> And then when I told her, I was like, "Hey, stop and leave. They don't want you here anymore." >> After this, you still you have more on top of this for the VA, right? >> When backup arrived, the original officer briefed him on the situation. He explained to his colleague that when he tried to knock on the window and get the woman out of the car, she'd start blaring the horn and screaming uncontrollably. Therefore, to get this deranged woman out of her car, they'd have to come up with a plan. But obviously, it wasn't going to be that simple. >> What you want to do out first? >> I don't know. Why don't we just break the window on? >> Well, you know, I know why all over the parking lot and then she's so erratic like as soon as I walked up, she started screaming at me. What the I have no idea what that is, what in that is. And then she tried wash them down with bleach. >> So what you doing come out? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So I tried playing So I tried playing nice and I told her I said, "Listen, >> clean up your mess and just leave. They don't want you here anymore." >> Did you not say anymore? >> I was like, "Play up your mess and just leave. They don't want you here anymore." And she started screaming and all this other stuff. So, I went back to the car to try to run her cuz she refused to give me her ID. And then when I she closed her window and then when I came up and knocked, she started screaming and then just blared the horn. >> After the cops came up with their plan, they suddenly realized that they might not have taken the first right steps. The problem was they didn't make an announcement to let her know she had to get out and the front of her vehicle was unobstructed. So, at any given point, she could just drive right away. Amy, this is the Bam County Sheriff's Office. Step out of your car with your hands up. >> Your safety is our most important. >> Amy, this is the county Sheriff's Office. So, your car with your hands up. Your safety is our most important. >> She's moving a bunch of stuff around. >> Hey, she does have she does have a pair of scissors by her. >> She's just moving stuff around. Amy >> Bobby County Sheriff's Office, >> come out of the car. Put your hands up and come out. >> COME out of the car, we will force you out of the car. Come out now before something gets hurt. This is Bobby County Sheriff's Office now before something hurt you out of the car. Do it now. >> Come out of the car. >> The officers use pepper balls, which are essentially just pepper spray in a projectile form. They were shooting at her windows, hoping the fumes would penetrate her car and she'd be forced to come out due to lack of ventilation. However, even after multiple rounds, she still wouldn't exit the vehicle. >> She might have got something in the car when she opened the door. >> She started coughing. I was going to run up Get out of the car. >> Get out of [clears throat] >> Get out of the car. Get on the ground. >> Open your car. >> Get on the ground. >> Get out of the car. Get on the ground. >> All right. >> Get on the ground. Do it now. >> Why don't Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stop, baby. Stand off. >> Oh, [laughter] >> why' you have to do it for me? >> We gave you plenty of options not to do that to. We did not want to do that to you. >> The officers handcuffed her and put her in the back of a squad car, much to her dismay. They arrested the woman and she was later charged with aggravated assault and resisting an officer with violence. On the 13th of April 2025 in Florida, a woman called police after a heated dispute over a parking space and she'd been threatened by an elderly woman with a large metal pole. However, the threats didn't stop there. >> So, we was going to go and, you know, to the I'm sorry, I'm having a panic attack and I'm pregnant. We was going to go right here across the street, you know, the field the the soful with the girls. Okay. So, we was going to go over there to hit, you know, for a little bit to practice a little bit. Yes. So we was getting in the cars and I tell them, "Hey, let me put the laundry really quick, you know, because by the time that we over there, my, you know, my laundry is watching." But yeah, so I heard her when she was like, I was like right there cuz my laundry is inside. So I was right like coming and she saw she my daughter was getting in the car and she's like I'm like you guys. I'm like all your family, all of you. I'm like, >> did you hear that? >> Yes. Yes. Literally, I heard it. I heard it. So she grabbed she had a p a pole a metal pole right here and she has a cone. So she grabbed it. So I got a no a she put it. Look that one right there. >> That one she had it. She came over here with that pole. That one right there. The >> that one right there and a jello. >> Yes. That one. She picked it up. Yeah. She picked it up and she had it. She said when my I'm a you guys and I'm all your family. So that's when I was I'm like you crazy. Like what the is wrong with you crazy? Told my kids to get in the car cuz I was going to take off, you know. But and then she started saying and she started taking pictures of my tag and she's like, "I'mma have somebody you off." So I'm like, "What's wrong with you?" You know, like we didn't do. So what I did was bring my kids because by that time I was like, "I'm not I don't feel comfortable leaving when she took pictures of my tag." >> The woman telling the story, Pamela, said that shortly after a man in a gray car showed up carrying a beer and a black bag and Pamela feared that this was the man that the woman had called to harm her family. After listening to the victim's side of the story, the cops wanted to speak with the aggressor to hear her side of the story as well. >> Hello, thank you for coming. >> Are you the other one? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. What's going on? >> What's going on is she keeps taking >> Okay, we're going to go we're going to go with this one >> cuz I've been hearing about this issue for years. >> Okay, we got two problems going on. Number one, she keeps taking my parking spot with that big cement thing. I have two cars. We need every inch. I've spoken to Cindy. I get up to my side of the Elad. She gets up to her side of the Elvad. >> Do you guys have a sign parking or >> Yes. Yes, we do. We pay for it in our lease. >> It's You get two spaces, >> but she's as you can see right now. And if she's moved it, I've got pictures. >> Yeah. >> In case she moved it while you while Let me just show you how it was. I told her to get it on her side of the line. >> Then she went crazy. She yelled a string of her face while my three-year-old niece was out here. And I have my sister and my niece as witnesses. >> Of course not. She's >> out there. I just want to tell you she's the biggest I've ever seen. >> I've I've took calls. >> I've got two witnesses. >> I've took calls about you guys. So, >> okay. >> Did you Did you pick up any weapons at all? >> Of course not. I've got two witnesses. >> She's just an enormous liar. >> I get it. The woman claimed she'd done nothing wrong, even though Pamela was visibly upset by what happened. The officer heard the suspect out, but since he had multiple calls about the aggressor, it was hard for him to believe that nothing had happened. The longer the officer talked to the suspect, the more it appeared she had a personal problem with Pamela. >> She's insane. >> They also have two illegal aliens in there. >> She does. She has two illegals that she has in there. >> How do you know they're illegal? >> Well, because they're hiding. When they used to come out and try to threaten me, I told Cindy about it. And then when Cindy found out, then they started hiding. >> Maybe they don't want drama. Doesn't mean they're illegal. >> Why? So they hiding if they don't >> Because they don't want drama. >> No, they were the ones threatening her before. >> If they don't have something to hide, then why are they hiding from >> Cuz they don't want drama. >> Well, if I had a problem with my neighbor, I would avoid my neighbor, too. >> They don't live there. They're not even supposed to be there. >> They're not supposed to be there. They're not on the leaks. >> Okay. Then reported to Cindy. >> I did. And that's why they're hiding. I'll just get her bring camera and put it in. Next time she does this BS, you guys will see the truth about her. >> That's what I would recommend doing. Installing a camera. >> Absolutely. But I'm going to hide it so she doesn't see it. >> And the next time she calls you and tells you these lies, she's going to be caught so bad. You'll arrest her, right? If I catch it and prove that she's lying to you. >> Prove what? >> If I prove she's lying to you and trying to like have me arrest on false charges, you'll arrest her for that, right? That's illegal, isn't it? >> It's not illegal to lie to police. It's illegal to make a sworn written statement and then lie about that. But people lie to us all the time. We could arrest everyone. >> Everyone lies. >> After listening to the suspect's bigoted rants, the cops convened to figure out what to do. They decided to mirandize the suspect and get her side of the story once more and then confront the woman about what Pamela said about the metal pole. >> Take your hands out of your pockets for me. >> Okay. >> When you came back outside after taking three-year-old inside, >> yes. Well, did you have any objects in your hand? >> No, of course not. >> Did you pick up anything? >> No. >> Okay. So, is there any reason why someone would say that you had >> Yes, because she's an insane liar. >> That doesn't really >> Well, it's the truth. She's been lying since day one. >> Does she have any objects in your hand? >> No. >> You didn't have anything? >> No, of course not. >> Is there any reason why a child would say you did? >> No, because she's an insane liar and she tells her children to lie for her. Right. >> Okay. Well, go ahead and face that officer. >> Okay. >> Go ahead and put your ass right back. >> All right. >> Are you seriously arresting me for this? >> Aggravated assault. >> I did not do anything to her. >> Can I ask you a question? >> Can I ask you a question, ma'am? >> Yes. >> If she's taking your parking, why don't you pull up and take advantage of all your parking? Cuz this is only hanging over like a quarter of an inch. Because that won't start. I need to have it jumped. >> Gotcha. >> Okay. So, if your vehicle can't be moved, then why are you making an issue out? >> Because I need He just went and bought jumper cables. >> Okay. >> After listening to the suspect's story and weighing that one against Pamela's, they decided to arrest the suspect for aggravated assault. It seemed like these two had a long-standing history between them and the suspect was seriously racist. Ultimately, the cops believed the victim instead of the bigoted suspect. >> Yeah, well, that's too much. I think I think a picture was surprising. >> Go ahead, cuz I'm going to sue her now. >> For every penny she was ever worth, and I'm suing the Key West Police Department, too. My attorney is Wayne LaRus now. >> Okay, perfect. Everything is being monitored and recorded. So, if you have anything, you can come back and get everything. Okay. All right. Do you want these to come back with you, the glasses, or you want to keep them with them? >> No, I'll keep them. >> Okay, perfect. demon tight with you. All right, we're going to walk down to my car. All righty. Thank you for being Thank you for being so cooperative with me. >> Oh, I have no problem. >> We're going to go back to this one. >> Okay. >> She makes her children lie for her. I have three witnesses. You don't believe my witnesses? >> I didn't talk to any witness. I only talked to all parters and you trusting her and not my witnesses. >> Yeah, >> I told him that. Put the s line for me. Put the s line for me. Why are you trusting her and not my witnesses? Go ahead and have a seat. >> Okay, but let me ask you, why are you trusting her and not my witnesses? >> There's a time and place to talk about it, ma'am. >> Okay, >> got any questions? >> I do. Why are you trusting her and not my witnesses? >> This is not the time or place we'll talk about it. >> Okay, let's go. Threatening to sue your neighbor and the entire police department over a tiny bit of parking space was absolutely insane. This woman must have felt really strongly about it, even though her car wouldn't start. Even in the squad car, she continued being a major Karen. >> Hey, wait. Before we go anywhere, you got to make her move that thing back behind the line. She has to move it completely behind the line or else I am suing. Like, holy hell, I'm suing the police department. She must move it behind the line. >> Um, the thing is we don't have anything to do about the park. >> You got to make her move it. >> Yeah, this is private property. >> Make her move it. I demand it. >> Did you demand it? >> Yes, I do. >> All right. Well, too bad this is private property. I can't >> I will sue you. >> Well, please sue me now. >> Make her move it. >> Now, be careful cuz you might be looking at a hate crime right now anyway. >> It's not a hate crime. I'll need all of your badge numbers and names because I'm definitely suing for defamation. You are going to face the biggest defamation suit you've ever seen in your lives. I've got three witnesses. You've got one kid that Pamela told to lie. You're all facing such defamation lawsuits. I'm going to make so much money off of this. This will be the biggest defamation lawsuit you've ever seen. The suspect continued to spew her hateful and racist nonsense all the way to jail. They arrested the woman and she was later charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. On the 15th of July 2024, a woman called police after a massive fight with her boyfriend, which took place in front of her four children. Apparently, she only called law enforcement to scare the man. And when the officers arrived, she was using legal advice from social media to try and get out of being arrested. >> You're cool with us coming in. So, we're going to come in or not? >> I SAID COME TALK to her. >> Okay. >> Your friends are here. >> You want to call the cops every time? >> GOOD. GET ARRESTED RIGHT THERE. >> Stepping out that way with him so I can talk to her. Gage gets from >> Hey, what's going on, man? >> I'll make sure I let him know. Okay. >> I didn't call the cops. >> I'll ask you to leave me alone. >> So, we have two officers here. One's talking to him and >> talk to your mother that wants to get me arrested. Go >> the out of fool. Okay. So, what's your appointment? >> You're the one who called and they need to talk to you. >> You want to make this video about >> it over then it's not happening. >> Okay. >> Just verbal. >> No, you said that and I said if that's what you want, I'll go do it. You're correct. That's what the I said. Going into another woman's arms. >> Just Yeah, I did say you acting like this. You going to drive me into another woman's arms? You're right. That is what I said. >> When the cop showed up, things were incredibly chaotic with the kids watching TV. The couple screaming at each other and everyone in general being in a really foul mood. The woman was accusing the man, Steven, of infidelity, which he denied. That being said, the relationship was rocky and it seemed like he was already on the verge of leaving her. >> Hey, Stephen. What's your date of birth? For what? So, I'm investigating investigating a crime. >> So, I'm here for a domestic violence call. So, by law, hold on, let me speak, man. By law, I need your first violence at hand. >> How do I know that? Okay. >> So, right now, I I've got your first and last name. I just need your date of birth. Okay? By state law, when I'm investigating a crime, I have to get that information. >> Well, I'll take you to jail for concealing ID if you don't give me your date of birth. What? >> I just said concealing ID. >> And you have my name. >> I have your name, but I have to have your date of birth. >> What crime did I commit? >> That's what I'm investigating. >> Obvious. Okay. You're investigating. You're trying to figure out what crime I committed. You have to have reasonable articulation of a crime. >> So, are you going to give me your date of birth or not? >> You going to arrest me? >> I will give it under threat of arrest. You are correct. >> If you're not going to give >> under threat of arrest, I will give it to you. >> I will arrest you if you do. >> Okay. Under threat of arrest, I am giving up my fourth amendment right which was on camera. Okay. under threat of arrest because I have not committed a crime and that's what I'm >> and you are now committing a crime. >> Once Steven gave his ID, the cop revealed that it was the second time they'd been called to the house. A neighbor had called previously and because their screaming could be heard from outside, the cops wanted to charge Steven with disorderly household. >> So now I'm being charged with a crime as I'm being charged with disorderly household, but I'm still going to go to jail for it. >> You're not going to jail. It's going to be a citation. >> I didn't do nothing, fool. Want a car jail? >> Put her in cuffs. >> I'm not doing nothing. No, you can't handcuff me for nothing. I can't even do anything. >> You're doing my handcuffs. Let go. You're pulling AWAY YOUR SIT DOWN. >> JESSICA, YOU'RE BEING detained at this moment. You need to complain. >> I'm being detained for what? For yelling at you for freedom of [ __ ] >> You're being detained at this moment. So explain that. We are both. >> Oh, okay. >> Put your hands on Jessica, please. >> I will resist, Stephen. I will resist Stephen. >> You want me to go to jail? >> That's what you wanted. >> Jessica, if you have to ask again if you're going to jail for >> STOP YOUR HAND. >> I WILL PLACE MY HANDS BY MYSELF. I SWEAR TO GOD. >> RIGHT NOW. >> I SWEAR TO GOD. PUT YOUR HANDS. >> Place your hands behind back. [screaming] >> Okay. Well, to keep this to keep this scene safe, we're putting your handcuffs. >> You need to relax. I'm I WANT TO CALL FOR >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> I am the surgeon. >> I want to go. I want >> Stephen. I swear to God. >> Can I take your phone? >> Can I grab >> No, you're not touching. >> Okay. You want to sit down now? >> Leave me the >> At that point, the cops were confused about why law enforcement was called in the first place since neither party wanted anything to do with the cops. Steven wouldn't give up his ID and Jessica was resisting when she was simply being detained. It was clear someone was going to jail here and they were not going to make it easy for the cops. >> You just said you weren't arresting me. >> So, >> I didn't do anything, dude. I've never been to jail before in my life. These are my world. I'll lose my kids if you take me to jail. >> Can we step outside and talk about this? >> No, cuz I'm not going to jail. >> Please just step outside. >> I literally didn't do anything, dude. >> So, you did resist for >> and then I said, "Let me do it myself because I have PTSD." You can't arrest me for having PTSD. Jessica, can we step outside so it's not any louder for your kids? >> I'm not going to get arrested, dude. >> Just I just need you to listen to me, okay? >> I'm not going to jail, bro. I will lose my kids. I literally didn't do anything. I let you handcuff me. I took it off and I told you it hurt and I have PTSD. I let you put it back in the front. I didn't do anything. >> So, she she's going to jail. Okay. So, we need you to go this way, please. >> I do watch those audits and they say, "Oh, you can't ask for my name. You can't ask for my ID. You can't risk it. Take your legal advice from audit. So you are going to jail. >> I didn't do anything. No. Please, dude. I've never been to jail. PLEASE. >> WALK THIS WAY. PLEASE. >> PLEASE, STEPHEN. I BEG YOU TO DO SOMETHING. DUDE, >> can we not do this in front of the kiddos? Please. >> They're my babies. Stephen, they're my babies. >> Stephen, I've never been to jail. YOU KNOW THAT I'M GOING TO FREAK THE OUT. >> Grab that arm. >> Please, Stephen. >> We need you to walk. >> Please, Stephen. Please. >> I made a decision. I told you to stop. The officers walked Jessica to the car and the entire time she pled with the cops to not arrest her even though she physically resisted them, which was clearly a crime. She was worried about her kids crying in the background. But she was the one who caused all the drama. >> You resisted. I told you. >> I didn't I wasn't trying to arrest like he said. I watched those. They said, "Oh, you can't arrest me. Oh, you can't get my ID. Oh, you can't get my name." I'm telling you, dude. I've never even known about this. I'd be cautious on taking legal advice from people on YouTube. >> Just real quick, >> real quick. I need you to listen to me, okay? So, look at this cuff. See how tight it is? >> I'm going to loosen that. >> Come out. See? >> I know. I'm going to loosen it because that's way too tight. I can see it rippling your skin. Okay. But if I loosen this, you cannot slip out of it. Okay. It's going to be another charging. >> I'm not going to slip out of it. I'm not stupid. I didn't even do anything. This is literally wrongfully arresting me because I have mental problems. I said I'll just go somewhere else. You can drop me off somewhere you the gates locked off. I'll tell my dad to just put me in there even though I hate that place. >> So I'm I'm only telling you this because you already did it. Okay. So just make sure you don't slip out of these cuffs again. Okay. >> You guys really just made me lose my kids, right? >> I lost my kids. We didn't do anything to make you look. >> I didn't do anything. I let you arrest me, bro. If I was going to really arrest, I would have ran. Dude, I tried to run. >> The suspect claimed she had mental problems and according to what she said, it was illegal to arrest a person who was mentally ill. She was wrong, of course, and they arrested the woman and charged her with concealing identity, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. On May 29th, 2024, the cops were dispatched to a roadside because a woman named Jessica had a warrant out for her arrest. Apparently, she was unaware of the warrant. And after learning the cops were there to arrest her, she began throwing a tantrum. >> Good. How are you, Jessica? >> The weather. >> Well, I mean, it's good. It's chaotic. >> Well, it's not good. is not going well cuz you got a warrant. >> I'm not going. >> I what? >> You got a warrant? >> I have a warrant. >> Yeah. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, you do. >> For what? >> Battery. Put this stuff down. >> No, I don't. I got a warrant. >> I How do I um First of all, I put your hands. You're lying. I'm not. No. Yeah. You ain't going to sit there. I got >> I don't have a line. No. >> Put your hand behind your back. Wow. [screaming] I really didn't me. Pardon me. I got a warrant cuz I JUST LOOK AT MY RECORDING. I have seriously not dude >> for battery. You guys LOOK AT MY PUBLIC ADDRESSES. HIS OFFICER IS LYING. LOOK ME UP, DUDE. I SWEAR TO GOD. LOOK ME UP. I forget you. You are lying there for a minute. >> I just looked at my record. >> You did not me, dude. I didn't have warrant. >> She had lots of excuses and was either in utter disbelief she had a warrant or she was just acting out because she didn't want to go to jail. Either way, the scene she was causing was unnecessary and the cop had to calm things down as quickly as possible. >> I definitely don't because I don't have >> I really don't care. >> Get a door. I need somebody going on. I did not do me. No serel on it real quick. >> No, I need a I need a big I want to poop. >> I'm not going anywhere till you put me out. >> I just went to court on the seventh. >> Jessica, when we take you when we take you to the jail, they're going to give you a copy of your warrant. Okay. Get your feet in here. Get your feet in here. though. >> No, >> I was just like literally >> listen. >> That's not even mine. >> You don't get hiding. >> I'm seriously of you. How do you >> The officer continued searching her belongings and found lots of random items, including cough drops, pills, drug, random papers, and a hairbrush. While he was searching, this deranged woman kept screaming, saying she'd just been to court and that her warrant wasn't real. However, the cops don't just arrest people for no reason. >> Probably notice to appear. >> It is notice to appear. I told her she's going to get out in 20 minutes. because I just ate express. >> Dude, it's good. >> I went there the other day for the first time. >> That hurts. >> It's that fine for me. >> When I got so >> this is something that you're going to have to take care of >> between the between the war and the you're going to get out tonight. I don't even know where cuz I have not. >> It's in your purse with your ID. >> You might have just forgot. Left the bubble. A lot of people do that. >> Mr. How you doing, man? >> The cops also confirmed that inside her purse, she did have her ID card and also some methan. Additionally, the warrant was simply to appear in court, which was not a big offense. Even though the cops advised her that she wouldn't be in jail for long, she continued sobbing. >> You know, I got I got confessed. Okay, we know you need to get out the door. >> Oh, yeah. >> [laughter] [snorts] >> And how would I be able to have contact with my daughter if I can't have contact with Jason in that area? [laughter and gasps] If I call her, call dad or I get in trouble. What? >> I don't know. I don't know about the warrant. [clears throat] >> [snorts] >> Can you please leave me? I know I'm married with you, but they're really tight on my hand. Thank you. [gasps and laughter] >> The woman kept rambling on, saying really random things. She said she had insurance with Progressive and kept asking the cop about family matters that had nothing to do with him. The cop had incredible patience with the Karen, especially considering the scene she caused and her incessant complaining about not wanting to go to jail. Just for you to relax and breathe. >> They're gonna let you out in a couple minutes. Okay. >> And I got to go to the bathroom. >> Okay. >> And when you took me down, I [laughter] freaking Oh my god. [snorts] else on my don't act like that. >> When was the last time you used >> um night before? >> The night before last. >> Yeah, the night before last. When that was the first time I've used it [laughter] in what, August, April 12th. >> After [snorts] detaining the woman, they eventually let her go, which was pretty ironic considering the hissy fit she threw about going to jail. She was given a notice to appear in court and ultimately the charge she was given was a domestic battery charge. From Karens trying to evade the law to bigoted people trying to blame neighbors for stealing parking spots, these very deranged women who think the rules don't apply to them had to learn their lesson behind bars.