Step out of the car. Do it now. [screaming] >> OH MY GOD. OH my god. Oh my god. [screaming] [screaming] >> Dealing with difficult people is just part of an officer's job. But every now and then, someone takes it to a whole new level. >> Call your sergeant. Should we call your sergeant and ask you my sister? Was she a driving? Should we call them? >> From endless arguing to outrageous [music] entitlement, these encounters push the cops to their limits as they come face to [music] face with the most toxic Karens the cops have ever encountered. >> My groceries are none of your business. >> They are if you haven't paid for them. >> Oh, I have every receipt. It's a backup. >> On the 26th of April, 2025 in Ohio, the cops were dispatched to a Walmart after employees reported that [music] a woman was refusing to leave the store after being asked to do so multiple times. According to reports, the employees saw the woman taking items in the restroom where she discreetly changed into them. Who [music] called us about someone sleeping with Already asked her twice. Okay. >> Um, we're actually looking. She's in the building somewhere now. >> She's in Walmart. >> Yeah. Asked her to leave. She yelled at me a few times. Asked her again. >> She went out that door and she we just watched on camera. She just came back. >> And what door she come in? >> She came in that way. >> So, that's where [music] we're we were headed to see if we could locate her real quick. Okay. >> She has a lot of our merchandise in like she's got a cart that she's had and she's got a lot of our merchandise and [music] everything she's wearing was brand new. >> Okay. I've not looked in to see if she's taking stuff, but I'm not situ. [screaming] >> Okay, it's the police department. We need to come out. >> Okay, we need to get done and come out. or someone's going to come in and get you. >> That probably wasn't the greeting the cop was hoping for. Nevertheless, the suspect had been warned. She'd have to finish her business fast or the cops were going to go in after the woman and neither she nor the officers was going to find that enjoyable. >> How you doing? >> Fine. >> What's your name? >> Do you have an ID on you? >> Nope. Do not? >> Nope. >> What's your date of birth? A U R O R A. >> Yep. >> My groceries are none of your business. >> They are if you haven't paid for them. >> Oh, I have every receipt. >> So, back off. >> No, you're not leaving. >> You mean nothing to me. >> Keep it up. You're going to jail. >> I'm trying to leave. That's what you want. >> Watch your mouth and quit yelling. I c. Get the for it. >> Clearly, she was not the most friendly shopper you'd encounter. Given that the staff was certain that the clothes she was wearing belonged to them, the cops wanted to see proof she'd paid for it. >> You have a receipt for the clothes that you're wearing for [laughter] >> plenty of them. I also have a receipt for everything you stolen from me, too. Is this all from today? >> All over the past couple of days. Thank you very much. >> I'm sorry. Your cart's the ONLY THING I HAD TO PUSH MY YOU STOLE MY HAIR. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND BACK. >> We're not doing this. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Well, that didn't go the way she expected at all. Maybe if she had a better attitude, they wouldn't have had to handcuff her. Whether she wanted to cooperate or not, she was not going to complain her way out of this. >> Get your hand behind your back. >> DON'T CALL ME YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Quit pulling away. >> QUIT BEING AN ABUSER. >> You want to get resistant charges, too? Yeah. years. Behind me, right? >> The only thing she succeeded in doing was adding an additional charge to her wrap sheet. Secured in handcuffs, the cops took a look at her ID and realized the woman had given them a fake name. Is it >> MY DAUGHTER? YOU KIDNAPPED HER AS WELL. >> STEPHANIE, you're under arrest at this moment. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be in court of law. Is there a back door we can figure out? >> We haven't searched yet. All right, >> stand right here. Face the car in the front for the camera. >> Anything on you, Stephanie? >> No, they want to. [snorts] >> It was a pretty weird statement to make considering everything was recorded on body [music] cam. However, at least she allowed them to search her without fighting back. Afterwards, the suspect, who was really named Stephanie and not Aurora, was placed in the back of a squad car. >> Stephanie, is there anything in the pars illegal? >> I got from the tobacco shop. >> That's legal. >> Then you ain't got nothing to worry about. >> Any weapons in there? >> Nope. >> Okay. Nothing illegal. You can't take him to the jail. >> Nope. >> Okay. >> She did her kick in the face. I think she got [music] >> Yeah. You want me to do everything for her? >> Makes no difference. >> Oh, yeah. You want your teeth? count your nose all just so I can tell you minor mel. >> Undoubtedly, she'd be hit with extra charges for what she did to the cops. With Stephanie secure in the back of a cruiser, she was taken to the station to be further processed. >> She may or may not be combative when we get her out. Not sure. >> Hey, >> she's showing she attacked one of both of our officers. >> Who was it? like >> I kicked him Yeah. kicked him in the face and >> sergeant had red and bleeding on his lips and everything. So, >> all right. I got some questions for you. >> Don't have any answers. >> Okay, fair enough. >> All right. Before you pass through the store, I have to advise you if you bring any drugs, weapon, content in or you pass through that door, it's felony 30°. Do you have anything? Okay. Take double steps back for me. >> Keep your head on the mat. Take double steps back for me. >> About as best I can do. >> Bring them back. I can't really go any further. >> Okay, then separate your feet. You have anything that's going to [ __ ] stick me? By that point, [music] she was trying to hold on to whatever remaining power she felt she had. With her hands secured behind her back, she initially chose to fight back by refusing to answer questions. But eventually, though, she grew tired of the passive approach and chose something a little more physical. >> I'll take them off. >> I'M WORKING ON IT. >> GOOD. >> PUT YOUR HEAD on the back. >> Knock it off. >> Get off of me. Get off me. >> Just for you. >> Yep. >> If you weren't pitching my hand, you'd be able to pull it off easier. >> Thank you. Are you going to change out? >> I don't know what that means. >> Are you going to change your clothes off? >> Yeah, I'll change my clothes. Okay. Cuz if we have to fight you again, you're going in the restraint chair. Do you understand? >> Do you understand? >> You don't answer. You're just going to go in. >> I said yes. >> I'm not talking again. Not for her. >> All right. Put your feet down on the floor on the ground. Stephanie was charged with two counts of assault, obstructing official business, disorderly conduct, and criminal trespass. When she arrived in court, several charges were dismissed, and she eventually plead guilty to assault and criminal trespass. She was given a suspended sentence of 6 months in jail and had to pay $374 in fines. On the 13th of April 2024 in De Moines, Washington, an officer initiated a traffic stop on a speeding vehicle. The driver, however, ignored the officer's lights and sirens and drove on for eight more blocks before finally pulling over. >> Hi there, my name's Officer Hake. Just to let you know, the traffic stops being recorded. The [snorts] reason why I'm stopping you is for speed. 48 and a 35. Not only that, I really strongly believe you're just not paying attention because >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. My father [music] my father's in the VA right now and I just >> Well, we went about eight blocks with my lights on and you never even pulled over. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm listening to this. I'm so [music] sorry. Why didn't you make a sound? I'm not >> Because you weren't stopping. And that's the reason why. >> Oh, well, I didn't hear. >> We went eight blocks. >> I didn't see any lights. I I didn't. >> It just means you're not paying attention. >> While it is understandable to travel a little bit further to find a safe place to pull over, driving eight more blocks while passing multiple stopping points is inexcusable. But judging by her attitude, you could tell she didn't want to pull over because she simply felt entitled enough to do whatever she wanted. Ma'am, are you going to provide your license, registration, and proof of insurance, please? Or does this have to escalate to an arrest? >> That's what you would be choosing. >> No, I'm asking you to provide by law, stop, stop interrupting, ma'am. I'm trying to explain it to you. By law, on a traffic stop, you are required to provide your license, your [music] registration, and your proof of insurance. I've explained the reason for the stop. I've requested the required documentation and you're refusing to provide that, ma'am. Is there a reason? >> I don't contract with >> You don't contract with the state of Washington. Do you have a driver's license? >> I'm I I'm a planetary federal postal judge. I'm [music] a service processor and a >> You're a what? >> Service processor. And >> service processor. >> What's that got to do with providing your license, registration, and proof of insurance? prosecution and judicial register and [music] um I'm sure your sergeant can come in. >> Oh, he's already in route, ma'am. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> You'll get that momentarily. >> Because she still might try to run from him, the officer put a spike strip in front of her tires, and for good reason. Like we said, she'd driven eight blocks before pulling over and was giving the cop attitude over simple requests. >> Grab your sticks. being right now. >> Ma'am, are you providing me with your license, registration, [music] and proof of insurance? Ma'am, >> are you going to provide me with your license, registration, and proof of insurance? >> Can you guys get Janine on? >> No, ma'am. >> Step on out of the car. You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. Step on out of the car. >> Step on out of the car. >> Do it now. >> Do it now or I'll break this window. >> It's really frustrating when people turn nothing into something. All she had to do was follow the cop's orders and it would have been a simple speeding ticket. But by this point, she was giving the cops a reason to pull her out of the vehicle and put her in handcuffs. The officer, however, was willing to give her one more chance. Ma'am, I've provided you multiple requests for your license, registration, and insurance. >> Okay, step on out of the car. Do it [music] now. >> She doesn't I do not have >> I will break this window. >> I have to show that. >> Step on out of the car. >> Carous treason. If you break my window, >> step on out of the car. >> This is so illegal. I would not do that. You can contest that in court, ma'am. >> You're under arrest for obstruction at this point. >> Court. It won't make it to court. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it won't make it to court. >> It won't make it to court. You guys are I I I assure you, you don't want to do this. >> The lawyer she was on the phone with really needed to be fired. Forcing a person out of their car, who's refusing to comply with lawful orders, is not an act of treason. But the Karen driver here was certain that the legal advice she was being given was on solid ground. Are you going to step out? >> You can give me a warning, [music] >> sir. Can you please don't? Please don't. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Step out of the car. Do it now. >> Step out of the car. Do it now. >> Step out of your knees. OH MY GOD. Oh my god. Oh my god. Okay. OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. STOP IT. STOP IT. >> David one in custody. >> And we'll take aid >> my father's window. Oh my god. >> Well, that standoff was completely pointless. All she got out of it was a broken driver side window, some mace in her face, and some additional charges. It was the last thing the cops wanted to do, but she left them no choice. We're going to chest. >> They're on the way. >> She hasn't provided nothing. She refused. >> Yeah, we might have to [snorts] poke a hole. >> I got it. That's >> perfect. I was looking for >> Please help me. >> Getting some water. You need to Oh my god. Please give some water. >> I can't breathe. >> Look up. >> Look up. >> Open your eyes. Open your eyes. >> Open your eyes and you can get in there and rinse out your eyes. Okay. >> Because of being maed, she went into a full-blown panic attack. Thankfully, the paramedic showed up to treat the woman. It could take a while for her to fully recover, but she had no one to blame but herself. It was all completely avoidable. These guys are here to help. Okay. >> Unfortunately, >> the only thing that's going to help is time. >> The only thing that's going to help is time. We can help a little bit. We can wipe it down. But >> what are we doing here? Do you want to be on your side? Do you want to be >> My face hurts so bad. >> I know. >> Oh [music] [ __ ] I can't believe this happened. have been made. I please help. I >> stop grabbing me. >> I hurt so bad. >> The paramedics went on rendering aid to her, but like they said, it would take some time to relieve the woman's pain. The only silver lining here is that hopefully the next time she gets pulled over, she'll remember this encounter and she won't disobey lawful orders again. Look up at me. I'm just going to quick injuries. Okay. Look right up towards me. I know it's it's not always easy. Just look in my direction for me. Perfect. >> Thank you. You have any injuries on your hand? >> He's going good. >> Got one right there. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> There we go. Can I have my brother come? >> So, no. No, we're not. We're not going to do any of that. Reason that is because you turned what was a very simple traffic stop into this entire thing you didn't need to do when you literally just needed to hand ID. >> Do you have insurance on the car? >> Yeah, I I think I'm I'm sure you don't have very simple like speeding ticket, no vowel with ID. Okay. >> You turn it into an arrest for resisting obstructing. >> I was just I was just suspended. It's also going to be added on. >> I was just asking question. So, we're not we're not going to favor somebody else. >> Telling us that it's treason [music] is not asking questions. Okay. >> Oh my gosh. >> Oh my gosh. >> You guys, please. >> Are we done with the search incident arrest? >> Do you find gentleman's fire department have anything else for her medically or >> Please, guys. He said the final word. >> With her eyes still stinging, she was placed in the back of a squad car and taken down to the station. She was in total shock and disbelief, but like we said, she had nobody to blame but herself. Just so you know, everything in the car is audio and video recorded just like you're being recorded right now. I need to do anything to get your seat belt on. >> No. No. >> All righty. There you go. >> I I can't. >> Hey, can I can you all my stuff in the truck? Can I get my stuff in? Can you please [music] believe that? [laughter] [gasps] >> In addition to her traffic offenses, she was also charged with resisting arrest and obstructing justice. On the 15th of October 2024, the cops were dispatched to Walt Disney World after reports of an intoxicated guest causing a scene at a hotel called the Fort Orleans Resort. While the woman was instructed to pack her bags up and leave, things quickly escalated after they trespassed the woman [music] and she refused to comply. >> Neil, I don't need anything else. Speaking of running. >> Okay. How are you today? >> I am not well. I came here. I fled Q West because my family's toxic. I unfortunately came back to my room. Cali was here with another woman and I kept asking what they were here for. I didn't know. >> I had already paid the um room [music] fee. So, I know it's a protocol to go ahead and charge me. >> Well, we're not charging you with any crime at this point. >> Well, yeah, but I have to vacate the premises and I paid $1,700 to [music] stay here. >> Okay, I understand. They need to vacate. >> You have something around your um neck. Do you happen to >> No, sir. This is for tonight's. >> No, your wallet around your neck. >> Hey, Mom. I'm sorry. She called >> Ma'am. Ma'am, I'm sorry. And I tried to call yourself. That's my mother. I fly old Key West. You can ask her. >> Okay. >> The officer here was being more than cordial. He informed the woman, whose name was Christine, that she wasn't under arrest, but was being trespassed from the property. Now she had a decision to make. She could cooperate and leave peacefully or stick around the hotel and continue making a scene. >> You're here by trespass properties to include not limited to parks, water parks, resorts and business. Um you're here by warrant authorized license or invited to be on these premises [music] and be arrested if you refuse to leave or return at any time. >> You want to fill out punishment for what? >> He doesn't have to give you any reason. >> Oh no, he does. because [music] I paid and I already facilitated the money for your venture. >> Your name is Christina, right? >> Christine. C H R I S [music] T I N E. >> Okay. Well, I don't have your identification. E I L. >> I do know that when you trans when you make a transaction, sir, [music] I'm trying to make you just want to talk over me. That's fine. >> No, sir. I would like to talk. I can't figure out how I got here. And I don't know why this [music] keeps going further. >> Quit raising your voice. Oh, cuz I I got louder to speak to the officer over them. That's what caused it. >> Nobody's saying anything. >> So, cuz I came here cuz I was abused. No, >> calm down. >> I tried to talk to the officer. I tried to talk to her. There is no talking. All these people want is your money. [music] >> Stop. Calm down. Calm down. >> Being the Karen that she was, the woman's reaction came as no surprise. However, that still didn't mean she had to go with the officer in a pair of cuffs. As long as she calmed down and followed orders, the only trouble she was in at that point was [music] being trespassed. >> So, when's my refund be going to be available? >> Ma'am, you've been asked to leave property. >> You have chosen to call the police. [music] I was at the bar. I came here. Just shut up. Just stop. >> I came here seeking refuge. >> I should have went to the police department. You're right. I went there AND I NEED YOUR HELP. SO, I came here. I did every resource I had. >> And it's not available to get my money back. >> No. >> Go sit by the door. >> Hey, Mike. >> Go. Go sit by the door. >> No. >> You need to me and I paid all this money to come here. Everybody out. >> Miss Neil, have I yelled at you? >> No, sir. You haven't? >> Can you guys head off for me? >> Do me. >> Okay. Christine's mother was doing her best to calm her down, but it proved to be far more complicated than she thought. Regrettably, it wasn't long before she took things too far, and she was really testing the officer's patience. >> I will not leave. You're already working on >> You come near me again. I'm going to take you to jail. >> I said, "Officer, >> you do not walk up on me like that. You do not walk on that." >> Officer, go to your room and pack the things. >> I said officer, you didn't. You were running. >> NO, I DIDN'T. I RAN out of the room and said, "Officer, >> you don't run near these people." >> I didn't run. >> Move over here, please. >> Go pack up your stuff. >> Thinking straight for once, she went back to the hotel room and continued packing her belongings. The cop let her know again that she wasn't under arrest yet, she just needed to leave. And even though the officer told her that she would be reimbursed, she still felt she was being wrongfully asked to leave. >> I'm not going to argue. >> I can't figure out what I've done. >> I'm not going to argue with you. >> I can't figure out what I've done. What did I do? [music] You're intoxicated in public. >> What is that? >> They offer alcohol. They >> supply She threw money at the staff downstairs. They've had it. >> Wait, what? I threw money? Hi, sir. >> No, I didn't. I HAVE ALL MY CELL phone footage. >> Under Florida state law, body cam recordings cannot show the inside of hotel rooms. As a result, the following footage has been redacted. But according to reports, while she was packing her belongings, Christine shoved her mother up against the wall, forcing the cops to take action. Ow. That wasn't What the I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. I wasn't. >> Relax your arms. >> I wasn't I am relaxed. OW. I DIDN'T KNOW. You told me to stand up. You told me to lean on you, sir. I didn't stand up. >> I didn't know I'd fall. I'm sorry. I'VE NEVER BEEN IN HANDCUFFS BEFORE. >> ARE YOU DONE? Are you done acting like this? >> Thank you. You told me to stand still. >> AND I STOOD STILL. >> Falling over and rolling around on the ground while screaming and shouting is far from standing still. She'd argued herself into a pair of handcuffs. And now she'd be hit with a charge for resisting. >> Stop. >> YOU KEEP TELLING ME TO FIGHT FOR MY OWN. I'M TRYING TO LEAVE. I fell on a wall. WHAT DO YOU WANT? I CAN'T STAND UPRIGHT. WHAT DO YOU WANT? I'LL SEE YOU IN A MINUTE. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? STOP. >> I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO. >> STOP. ACT like Okay. Shoot me. Shoot me. I'm sorry. >> Why you act LIKE AN IDIOT? >> I don't know what's right. What's wrong? >> Jesus Christ. YOU'RE KICKING AT COPS. >> I'M SORRY. >> I DON'T know what your problem is. You almost hit THAT DEPUTY. >> I'M SORRY. I'M SO SORRY. >> After a bit of a struggle, the cops managed to get her up and on her feet. She could have just walked away and gone home with her mother, but now she was headed to jail. However, getting Christine in the back of a squad car was easier said than done. >> What are you doing? >> I have to lean myself up, sir. I have to lean on my feet, my hood, and my my hoof of my foot, my heel, and my foot and my toe. I'm sorry. I HAVE A BROKEN FOOT. It's listed. WHAT DID I DO TO YOU? I'M SORRY. Beat me into my I'm sorry. What did I do wrong? >> This. >> This. >> What? Cuz I ask you for extra my right foot. JESUS CHRIST. IT'S BROKEN. >> DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. We don't stand for it. >> We got the AC pumping in here. >> Got the AC. With Christine secured in the back of a cruiser, the cops turned their attention to collecting witness statements. As for the witnesses, they had sympathy for the mother as she'd done everything in her power to help her daughter. >> I'm sorry for your stress level at this point. I feel for you. I have compassion for your situation. Um, I appreciate you coming here trying to remove her with that incident. But >> I was actually trying to get her to dinner. No idea. Well, she pushed you like open palm or she >> she No, I was trying to get her stuff out of the the bathroom and she shoved my my back and I hit the shower wall. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. >> You need fire department. Please step over this way. >> That's a pretty good noggin on your head, ma'am. That was >> Can we have the fire department at least give you an ice pack? >> I got ice. I've got I'll >> That's That's a large That's a large knot. >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. No. We Let us have them come and at least look at you. >> Yeah, they're free. They don't charge nothing. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> It was definitely a large bump and the fact that her daughter gave it to her made it even worse. Christine was going to pay for it though because shoving her mother got her a charge for domestic violence and it also had an enhancement for abusing the elderly. >> Please don't. Please don't beat me. I'm sorry. I'm >> okay. You can't put your feet up here and start kicking you. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Cuz that's me on the other side. [laughter] >> I'm sorry. Please. Please. Please don't talk to me. Please. I'm sorry. Okay, I'll be quiet. Okay, here you >> Neil. Christina Neil. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Christina, >> sorry. Okay, I got it. Or how do you want it? I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Sorry. I'm sorry. I'M SORRY. I'M SORRY. I'M SORRY. >> THE only thing left to do now was take her to jail. But during their journey, she kept flailing around and kicking the officer's seat. So, they had to pull the car over to take additional measures. >> What did I do to you? WHAT DID I do to you? What do you What are you trying to do? I said that you won't ME WITHOUT IMPUNITY. >> STOP KICKING ME. >> WHAT DID I I DIDN'T KICK YOU. I grabbed my heel. [laughter] >> I grabbed my heel. >> Grab the >> I want to KNOW WHAT I DID. WHAT DID I DO? [gasps] >> WHAT DID I DO? HERE. We know what you're about. >> Stop. >> AND NO ONE ELSE. >> STOP. >> ARE YOU CHOKING ME? >> NO, I'M NOT CHOKING YOU. >> HE'S CHOKING ME. [screaming] >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I didn't do anything. MY BROTHER CHANGED IN A MINUTE. >> MY brother-in-law me and I SAID IT WASN'T RIGHT. I won't [gasps] [laughter] do anything. I didn't do anything. I'm sorry. Please don't. [laughter] hell happened. >> Due to her erratic behavior, Christine was tased at the jail. Although she plead not guilty, she was indefinitely trespassed from Disney. [music] Thankfully for Christine, her mother filed a court document saying she did not want to pursue charges against her daughter. On March 27th, 2024, officers spotted a driver without a seat belt and they initiated a traffic stop. As things turned out, based on the car's description, it also appeared to be linked to a Walmart shopping spree. >> How we doing? >> How are you? >> Good. >> Driver's license registration for insurance. Also, ma'am, the reason why I pulled you over is you weren't wearing your seat belt. You put it on. Driver's license registration on you or you have your license on you. >> Okay. Can we see it, please? >> All right. Do me a favor. Unbuckle your seat belt. Go ahead and step out for me. >> What were you guys doing moving in the middle? You guys are doing further movements in the middle. Go ahead and unbuckle your seat belts. trying to step out of the vehicle. >> Why do you know? Why are you asking [music] me out? >> Cuz I'm stand telling you to step out. Come on. >> You're shaking. Get off the phone. Come on. Step out. >> It doesn't matter. >> I'm asking you to go ahead and step out for me. >> No, you go ahead and put your seat belt and step out. >> People need to understand that when the cops tell you to get out of a vehicle, it's not up for debate. You don't get to ignore lawful orders just because you disagree with why they pulled you over. >> I'm recording. >> So, mine. And I do not want to be touched. >> Yeah, she she was messing in the middle console. Both of them were. >> Yeah. >> So, listen. But it is you weren't wearing seat belts. Make sure one of them beside you. Okay. >> So, um that's it. [music] So, just relax. >> And I'm not No, I was I shake. That's the way I am. You guys came to be honest. You came in the car like aggressive, right? >> And I don't understand why. Okay. Over a seat belt. It was very very aggressive. >> So So that the reason why I pulled you over is you have no seat belt. Okay. Also, this vehicle um I got to check was probably like some type of retail. So we'll we'll talk about that a little later. You might not have this go out to you. >> Yeah, this is my car and it wasn't involved in a retail. >> Okay. Well, like I said, we'll talk about that later. But I pulled you over cuz you weren't wear seat belts. So I'll deal with that and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> The officer wasn't telling the woman the whole truth. He already knew, of course, that her vehicle was involved in a shoplifting spree just the day before. That's why they pulled her over. Since it was out of the bag, the officer then started asking the woman the real questions. >> You were here yesterday. >> No, I wasn't here yesterday. >> You weren't here yesterday. Car was >> Your car was >> Oh, at Walmart? >> Yeah. Yeah. You know what this is about? Who [clears throat] was wrong with your car yesterday? I'm not sure. >> Okay. >> If I show you a picture, can you tell me who he is? >> Absolutely not. I'm not >> Look, I'm not No offense, but I'm not a police officer. >> Okay. You know what I mean? >> And this is your car? >> Yeah, this is my car. >> So, it was used in a crime yesterday? >> No, my car was not used in a crime. That is for sure. >> What happened? >> I'll show you. >> 100%. She could deny she was at Walmart the day before or that her car was involved in a crime, but the cops had evidence she was going to have a hard time refuting. Remember, there was a reason that a half dozen cops had pulled her over. >> That's your car, right? >> Y'all are harassing. >> No, I'm not harassing you. >> What does that prove? >> Okay, what that proves is that that car, the picture of that car was taken by the manager at Walmart when an individual that was shoplifting got in. Someone that was shoplifting got in my car leaving Walmart. Absolutely not true. Do you have video from Walmart or that? No. >> No. Because I was present in my car when this car left Walmart and there was no one that shoplifted [music] in my car. >> No. >> Yeah. >> He was not in my car when he left. >> Okay. Well, >> I'm telling you he wasn't. If that's if that's if that's what you're our investigation shows that >> she was busted and she knew it. That being said, she wasn't ready to give up without a fight. If the case were to go to court, there'd be no problem at all getting more evidence against her. >> Where's your video surveillance footage? I mean, obviously you got something to hide, so I mean I mean, you know who the guy is. I mean, it's >> it's >> I told you I'm not a police officer. It's not my job to look at stuff like that and help you. I have right to say no ask. >> You have the right. But if you come to my county and you commit crimes here, this is going to happen every single time. >> I don't commit crime >> and and we're going to know when you're here. Okay. [snorts] >> Well, obviously this vehicle, like I said, there's video surveillance footage of that individual going into Walmart. And like you said, it's not your job to help us identify the person, but obviously he used your vehicle or was in your vehicle. >> He did not use my vehicle. This is my >> The woman's story just didn't make sense. Her car was involved in a theft and it was captured on surveillance. That's the bottom line. The surveillance also showed a man getting in her car, and the cops wanted to know who he was. In the meantime, they searched the woman's vehicle. 10:15 behind your back. >> What am I being arrested for? She's reaching. She's reaching. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. She hit you for something. She's reaching. [screaming] Oh my god. OH MY GOD. IT'S RIGHT THERE. GOT IT. GOT IT. >> [screaming] >> DAMN. >> I DON'T KNOW IF SHE'S GOT A GUN OR SOMETHING. [screaming] >> SHE WAS REACHING for an unknown object, so the cops didn't want to take their chances because they had no idea if she had a weapon on her. At that point, she was just getting additional charges for resisting arrest. Not to mention, she was lucky she didn't get tased in the process. Please. >> There you go. Relax. >> Okay. Oh my god. >> All right. Uh, do you have a bag? Give me a bag. Check her real good. I thought something she was reaching for. That's part where she got it out. Yeah, >> we got it. >> All that nonsense over a tiny bag of that the cops eventually would have found anyway. Next, they stood the woman up and put her in the back of a squad car, but not before they searched her one last time. We're past that point now. >> We're past that point. >> I'M NOT FIGHTING YOU. >> Why are you doing this? >> We're past that point. >> No, please don't. >> We're past that point now. Officer, you need to chill. >> No, he's hurting me. >> Listen, stop. >> We don't know what you're reaching for. If it's a gun, A KNIFE. >> I'M NOT [screaming] MOVING. >> I'M ONLY MOVING because he's hurting me. I'm talking to you civily. >> Listen, I'm talking to you civily. You talk to civil. >> Look at how I'm being treated. Civil. Look at my face. Does that look civil? >> Nothing about this woman matched up with the definition of civility. The cops found a knife in her waistband, but they didn't find any more contraband on her. With everything they had on her and everything she'd done, she was off to the jail house. >> You good? Okay. Yeah, I'm good. >> All right. All right. I'm not going to question Listen, I'm not going to question you about what's going on. I just want to make sure that you understand the reason we acted the way we acted was we felt what was either a firearm or a knife on you and you were reaching. So, we didn't realize that the knife was actually in your pocket, but you were reaching in your crotch. That's the reason we did the force that we did. Um, you know, I I'll be straight up. Listen, listen. Calm down. Calm down. You scared of me cuz I thought [music] Listen, calm down. I figured you were reaching for something that was going to hurt us the way you were fighting because at that point the gig's done. Everything's done. >> You let me go through this. Look at my face. Listen, please. >> Listen, we're past that point. >> You know, all we wanted to know was who the guy was and this probably would have went This probably Okay. Okay. This probably would have went a different direction. I just want you to understand. >> I don't know him. And I don't issues for life. >> Okay. Okay. >> It's not an issue with you or anyone else. That's just the way you are. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Come. Come now. You said it's okay for him to have the car, right? >> Yeah. >> And your green phone. Okay. >> They charged the woman with possession of marijuana, possession of a controlled substance, possessing drug paraphernalia, and resisting an officer without violence. In the end, she was sentenced to 30 months probation, and had to pay fines and court costs. On the 25th of October 2024 in Ocala, Florida, the cops were dispatched to a restaurant. Reportedly, two sisters were engaged in a heated argument, making a nasty scene and making the other guest uncomfortable. When the officers arrived, they encountered one of the sisters outside in the parking lot. >> He's been drinking. >> Okay. So, he's just kind of compound. >> And then they broke up. So, she was like, "Hey, let's go to crazy." Your breath lies to me. I don't give a >> So, I'm going to suggest that you not drive your car. >> Okay, that's fine. I'll call my dad. >> Yeah, that's that's going to be in your best interest because you don't >> I don't >> I was literally just trying to be like a support system. >> Okay, I get that. I have sisters. I Yeah, >> I hate that. I mean, I love them, but like >> it's it's really a challenge. >> It's really hard because I'm 35. I got a 20 24 year old and I have a 32year-old. I have to be Yeah. And I have to be a prime example. >> Yeah. Oh, cuz you're the oldest. >> Yeah. And then like I don't I don't I'm not married. I don't have relationship. I don't have any of that, you know? So, I'm like them, but they don't treat you right. But they talk to you crazy. >> Yeah. >> But they're lovers and I try to be supportive. >> Yeah, I get that. Okay. >> She's very loud. >> Okay. So, I want to let you know that the call that we got, we we got a couple of calls. >> Couple >> and they stated that you guys were in a fight and physically fighting. >> I mean, look at it. You will see her. >> I I can go find >> apologies before she comes out for her behavior because she has a problem. The woman, Britney, admitted to the officer that they'd both been drinking inside. As she was standing outside of her car with the door open, the cop was concerned they were thinking about driving. So, the officer called their father to come pick them up. >> This is Officer Dember from the Ocala Police Department. I'm at the crazy cucumber with your daughters. >> I'm Officer Damra from the Ocala Police Department. What's >> Well, the girls had a little too much to drink this evening and they need someone to come pick them up >> because being crazy like usual >> at the crazy cucumber on 200 like in like the Dillard Plaza >> because being crazy like just stay over there just relax. >> Are you able to come and get them? >> Okay. How long will it take you to get here? Approximately a half hour at the most. >> Okay. I would say >> that's that's fine. This is my number. So if you need any have any questions, give me a call back. Okay. >> Okay. Crazy cucumber. >> The crazy cucumber. If you put that if you put that in your GPS, you'll get right here. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Everything seemed straightforward. They caused a scene in the restaurant and they were now being asked to leave. At that point, they weren't in trouble with the law yet, but when the officer noticed that Britney had her keys with her, things began to get complicated. So Miss had the keys and they were sitting on the seat and she was sitting on top of them. Miss has admittedly had a few drinks tonight. Her and her sister were >> she doesn't have a driver's license. >> My sister has >> their dad's on their way to come pick them up or Yes. Uh so the sister, she went inside before I got here and she hasn't returned. >> Hi sweetheart. I'm Officer Damrell >> to pay your tab. Where where is your card and where is your cash? >> There are my cards in my purse. >> Okay, so where your purse is in the evening here? >> Well, you and your sister had a fight. >> Yeah, but we're not even fighting. We're arguing like >> that's true. Yeah, that happens. >> Like, why are y'all even bothering us? >> We're not bothering. >> Why does it matter what I'm doing? >> Well, your dad's coming to pick you up. >> Okay, so what does it matter why you're all here in my car, sweetheart? >> I'll be talking to one of you guys and a lawyer so y'all can go mind your business. >> I understand. I get where you're coming from. It's okay. I understand why you're stressed. >> I get that. I understand why you're stressed. >> What's going on? >> It's okay. Take a deep breath. Dad is coming. Okay. >> Britney's sister, Amanda, was not making a great first impression. Reportedly, they'd been arguing in the restaurant, and it was now spilling out in the parking lot right in front of the cops. If Amanda kept making a scene here, things were definitely going to get worse. You're going to go to jail. >> You just ignore it. Just ignore her. >> I know the lost in the statue. We're going to court and see what happened. [laughter] >> You're not going to court. What happened? >> Hi, Terry. I'm just wondering if you could speed it up a little bit. And we're hoping >> I'm allowed to go. Can you please tell me why? Why are you bothering me? It's my truck. >> Hey, here's mine hers. It's mine. Why are you here? here. >> Why are you here? >> So, we're giving YOU AN >> WHY ARE YOU HERE? >> Why are you guys here? Am I driving? My car. >> It's hard to hear. >> Why are you here? >> Why aren't you guys talking? >> While Britney was doing her best to keep her cool, Amanda was escalating things to a whole new level. Remember, she wasn't in trouble yet, and the only thing the cops needed from her was to wait for her father to arrive to take her home. In an attempt to calm things down, they tried to separate the two. >> Ignore your sister. Don't talk to your sister. It's of course it's hard. I have sisters. I understand. >> I have three. >> Yeah, I get it. >> Just ignore. >> Why are you bothering her? Hey, why are you bothering HER? PUT YOUR ARM DOWN. WHY ARE YOU BOTHERING HER? >> WHY ARE you bothering her? >> Call your sergeant. Should we call your sergeant and ask you my sister? Was she in driving? Should we call them? Let's go ahead. HEY, CALL YOUR SERGEANT. >> GO AHEAD, call them. Let's call them right now. That's why you ain't doing it again. You're scared. You're going to lose your >> You're going to lose your pigeon and listen to this and this. Leave us alone and go about your business. >> Hey, what do you on us? Why do you got on us? What do you have on us? >> We have on us. >> So, what's on us? >> Shut up. >> Literally nothing. You're wasting your energy. >> PEOPLE HAVE PROBLEMS. >> STOP TALKING to the police like that. >> Britney, take a walk. Take a walk. What are you going to do? YOU WERE GOING TO WORRY ABOUT ALL THIS ARGUMENT, >> a sibling argument. >> The cops here had had just about enough of this. They weren't going to let her keep berating them and causing a scene in the parking lot for much longer. Case in point, she was so out of control that the manager had to get involved. manager. >> Listen to me. >> I wanted my phone. >> I wanted my phone in my car. >> She came in. Well, my guest, my server was at a table, slammed a bunch of down. >> You need to watch your mouth. >> You need to watch your mouth. >> Watch your mouth. Just sign right here. >> What did she What did you say exactly she did when she was in this? >> I can't wait. Tiger starts cursing. >> Did any of the patrons around like say anything about >> I'm in the back. I'm the general manager. >> Go outside. And then she's doing >> any of your patrons inside come up to you and say anything about it. >> I just walked out from the back. My server came running back. He's like, "Help me. Help me." >> The cops had heard enough. It didn't matter that their dad was on the way to pick them up and take them home because due to her erratic behavior, that offer was now off the table. Britney was going home, but not Amanda. >> I'm not going to drive. I should >> If you're not going to drive it up, I want to make sure I'm locking my my car. >> Okay. >> So, can you ask my sister what am I doing? What am I doing? >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> For what? For what? >> You're going for disorderly. >> Stop fighting him. >> Stop fighting him. >> I'm not being disorderly. >> Stop fighting him. >> Oh, yeah. I'm being disorderly. You for what? >> Stop. >> Cuz y'all were bothering me when I was trying to me and my sister had an argument. >> Stop. >> Yeah. Hey, where's my wife? Right. Are you supposed to read that? >> You're going to put my wrist. >> You want to do a job? You want to let her back my wrist? >> The woman's big mouth had finally done it. After placing her in handcuffs, she was put in the back of a squad car and taken down to the station to be processed further. Stop resisting. >> Your god, you hot car. >> Don't burn my face on your car. You burn my face. You piece of him first. >> Oh, risking your I like >> it. Go ahead. >> YOU'RE NOT HAVING ARE YOU ARE YOU ONLY CHILD? HEY, are you only child? You don't answer me, right? >> No, I won't. >> You're not worth having a story cuz guess what? You're not allowed to be involved unless I'm bringing a crime. I'm allowed to yell at my sister. It's not a problem. They charged Amanda with disorderly intoxication and [music] resisting arrest without violence until she paid all her financial obligations. They suspended her license. On the 17th of March 2024, the cops were dispatched to a hotel. Reportedly, a woman there had been attacked by another guest. But when they arrived on scene, the cops quickly realize that things aren't always as they seem. >> You got a 911 call? >> Yeah, we were trying to answer the phone, but we could not. We're not able to. We have a guest in 217 that you guys brought in earlier. She's making a I mean she's >> she's in 217. [music] >> She and she's saying that someone was trying to because the customer barely was checking in when she was believing that he was trying to her. >> Okay. And he was just coming in. >> I was checking him in at that moment and she said he was in his room trying to see how make people make that stuff and then people get in trouble. >> Yes ma'am. All right. Thank you. So, according to the woman, there was a man at the front desk who the clerk was checking in, and that's the person who assaulted her. The clerk found it hard to believe because the man had literally just arrived. To get to the bottom of things, the cops first had to speak to the woman who made the accusation. >> Hey, did you call? >> Did you call 911? [music] >> No, I did not. >> No, I called 911 on the person that was like >> breaking in my face. breaking into your bus. >> Yeah. Not me. >> Is there anybody here with you? >> No, it's just my aunt on the bus. >> Yeah. >> Are you okay today? What's So, give me a rundown of what all happened. >> So, so somebody came into this room. >> Uhhuh. [music] >> Okay. >> I'm listening. >> I don't know. Okay. So sometime somebody >> and I >> Okay. >> I was like, "All right, whatever." You know, I I got some key lime. [music] >> Okay. Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? If you could guess. [music] >> Oh, I barely even opened it. >> You barely even open it. >> It sounded like she drank the whole thing. Remember, it wasn't the clerk who called the cops. The woman they were speaking to had called them herself to report the attack. Naturally, the cops had some questions. Why? Why am I being investigated? >> No, we're asking questions. You called us, right? So, we have to we have to do our job and ask questions. >> He's the one that came in. >> Okay. Okay. Give me a description. I'm trying to get a rundown of what all happened. >> He's like 6 foot like probably like 6' five, right? >> Okay. 6' five. >> I can't describe him because you know you are the way you are and I am >> I'm the way I what I'm not [music] understanding. >> I can't I can't describe him. >> How can't you describe him? Just describe him. >> I I can't do what he's white. >> Yes, you can. That's called describing somebody that attacked you. >> Okay. Well, he was he was of color. >> Okay. >> He was a a taller dude. >> Okay. If when you say he was of color, what are you saying? >> Political correctness has gone way too far. As far as the officer went, he had to get a description of the man, including his race. There's nothing wrong about describing someone's appearance, including their racial origins. >> Okay. There's race. So, is it white, black, Hispanic? Don't touch me now. Is it white, black, Hispanic? >> I'm not [music] I'm asking questions. I don't know if >> I don't know what the proper terms are. [music] >> You don't know whether somebody is white, black. >> He was a little bit darker than me. Okay. >> Okay. >> But he came into my room. >> Started drinking my dang tequila. >> So he drunk your tequila. >> Yes. >> Okay. So he rang your eyes, drunk. >> I I also saw him earlier today. >> You saw him earlier today? Yes. >> And where was that? >> In the [music] elevator. >> You saw him in the elevator? >> Yes. >> Things were getting weirder. It's uncommon for home invaders to break into a hotel room and have a few drinks with their victim before assaulting them. Considering how flippant she was with the description, things just weren't adding up. >> Okay. CAN CAN I CAN I GET A WHITE OFFICER OVER HERE, PLEASE? >> MA'AM? >> YES. >> Can Can I get a white officer over here? >> You can hop off some roof. >> No. No. No. Oh, I need a white officer. >> All right. So, what's going on? >> The dude came into my room and like [music] tried to almost me who >> that I can't [music] I'm not saying it on y'all's body. >> A person of color [music] is what she told me. >> Why won't you say it on the body camera? I ain't saying I I ain't doing it. >> So, in order to not sound racist, she refused to talk to the officer because he was black and insisted on talking to a white officer instead. Stupidity aside, the cops had to get to the bottom of why she called them. >> So, you went down to the lobby and talked to the clerk down there. And [music] what did you tell the clerk? I said somebody came to my room and the same guy that I met in in the freaking elevators earlier. I don't know it was today or I don't know yesterday. I don't know. But and she offered me shoes earlier today and then now he is like trying to How is he trying to you? What is he doing? >> He came in here and he came in [music] here and tried to >> It's not that the cops didn't believe someone could be assaulted in their own hotel room. It was the way she was telling the story that led the cops to believe she wasn't telling the truth. And if the woman was lying, why would she do it? >> How did he get in the door? Oh, >> he just opened [music] the door. >> The door wasn't locked. >> I No, the door was locked. [music] >> So, how did he get in? >> No, I did not unlock it at all. No, I thought it was thought I thought I thought it was an officer. So, I unlocked it cuz I thought it was an officer [music] and that's the only reason I ever unlocked the store. >> Wait a minute. She let the man in because she thought he was a cop. Now, bear in mind this was before she called police. She invited the officer to take a look around the hotel room, but nothing seemed out of the ordinary. >> So, what is what is our plan for tonight? What are we going to do? I >> I'm just going to bed. Here's your phone. Are we done calling that one? >> Yeah. >> Dude, stay away from this damn freaking >> If I know who he was, I would. >> All right, Miss Stand up for me. Turn around. >> I'm holding. >> I got you. I need you. Just stand up. Turn around for me. Turn around for me. >> NO. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. >> SURE. [music] I'll explain everything to you JUST [snorts] >> stop on breaking your race. >> Why were you arresting me for? >> Well, for starters, they were arresting the woman for misuse of 911. You can't just call 911 to make a false report like that, saying you were the victim of an assault. She had to learn about the consequences of her actions so they weren't going to let her get away with it. >> What are you arresting me for? >> Public intoxication. >> Public intoxication peace. Okay. >> Yeah. Oh my get that will get through the justice system faster than my DUI that had been a year and a half. >> All right. >> I don't I don't know how to get here. >> Yep. Just take your time. They charged the woman with misuse of 911, disorderly conduct, public intoxication, and resisting arrest. On the 14th of May, 2025 in New Mexico, the cops were dispatched to a nail salon. Reportedly, there was a woman there who had been drinking and she was passed out behind the wheel. When they arrived on scene, the officers spotted the vehicle parked out front with the engine still running. Hello. [music] How are you? >> How are you? >> Good. >> Police department. >> Okay. >> We got My name is Jacob. I'm a state. >> Yes, sir. >> So, you got a complaint that you're here drinking and all that? >> Drinking? >> Yeah. >> No, I'm sleeping. >> You're sleeping? Yeah. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink? >> No. No, sir. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> The woman in the car, Veronica, told the cops she wasn't sleeping, but had pulled over for a quick rest. And while she said she wasn't drinking, there was evidence inside that said otherwise. >> How much have you had to drink? >> Not no. Nothing. >> Okay. What about that bottle down there at the bottom? >> And no, that was it. >> That bottle down there by your feet? And no, that's it. >> Right under your shoe, your boot there. >> Yeah, [music] let's follow. >> I'm confused. Sorry, sir. >> You sure? Yeah. I haven't had any anything. >> The officers asked the woman to step out of the vehicle so they could continue their chat. She declined, however, saying she hadn't done anything wrong and therefore they had no right to make her step out. >> Is the car on or anything? >> The car's on. >> Oh, it says your brake lights on. [music] >> Yeah, it's on. >> Ma'am, we are in trouble. >> Hi, ma'am. I barely got here. So, let me tell you what's going on. Okay. We want you to step out of the vehicle because for our safety, you are acting you're acting super nervous. You're moving around like crazy and you're underneath the blanket. So, I don't know what you have in your hands. I don't know what you have under the blanket. We need you to step out and we're going to talk to you further and make sure you're okay to drive your hand. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> If you don't step out, you're going to go to jail. >> Okay, let's do it. >> That's what you want to do? >> I don't want to take you to jail, man. >> I know. I >> just Do you have Do you have Do you have pants on? >> Do you have pants on? >> Yes. Okay, Lindsy, please step out. >> No, I'm staying right here. >> Sleeping in your car drunk with the keys in the ignition is a pretty good way to get a DUI. The cops gave her a choice. They could do things the hard way or the easy way. Take a guess which one she chose. >> Step out. >> Grab her blanket. [music] Come on. >> No. Step one out. >> I'm not pulling out. >> Ma'am, >> why? >> Because we're doing an investigation saying that we can get you out of the vehicle now. >> And even if you're sitting here, we have to make a determination whether you have been drinking or not. Okay. So, step on out. >> No, I'm not giving up. >> Why? >> Come on out. >> Step on out. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. [screaming] STOP. STOP. >> On the ground. >> Use your feet. >> Use your feet. >> Use your feet. >> Use your feet. >> Stand down. [screaming] >> I want to go back. I just want to go out. >> Well, that was completely pointless. She could have saved herself a lot of frustration by simply opening the car door and getting out right when they asked her to. All she really succeeded in doing was getting a few more charges. [screaming] >> We'll do at the office if she ever settles down or just >> Okay. >> Is it going to be yours? They're walking on. You guys just take her. I'll take care of you. You need anything from inside the car? Your cell phone? Anything like that? >> Why are you doing your car? >> We have Well, right now you're under arrest for resisting, evading, or obstructing cuz you don't want to listen. Now, when we get to the office, we'll talk to you more. But is there Where are your shoes? Where can I get your shoes? >> Your shoes are on the floor. They searched her vehicle and while they didn't find any open alcohol containers, the car rire of alcohol. To get to the bottom of things, the cops wanted to talk to the nail salon employees, but instead they ran into something better. >> Yes, sir. >> It is a god by the grace [music] of God that you came here and I came to get my nails done. It's my sister. >> Okay. >> Okay. But he needs help. >> Yeah. >> So, I don't intervene. >> Yeah. [music] >> But know that I'll take care of your car if that's okay with you. >> Okay. just let her know I'm here. >> I [music] just called I just like I said by the grace of God I had my own appointment and I thought is that her positive that she was next door >> and I kept thinking and then when she >> yeah [music] she has help. >> Yes, she's a 5150 and tried to help her and try to help her and try to help her. She said, "Do [music] your thing. I'm not going to try and rescue anymore." >> Okay. >> But just that she doesn't know how you care. >> Yeah. >> She has [music] no clue. >> Yeah. >> I'll take care of the car. >> Okay. >> Another officer [music] can see. >> Just let him know. Yes. Don't let him know. I don't want her to know. >> She'll ask me to get her out. And I'm She needs to be She needs to do whatever you guys need to do. [music] >> Okay. All righty. No worries. It was really heartbreaking to hear. You could tell the woman's sister really cared about her, but she simply didn't know how to handle this. She mentioned that Veronica was freshly out on a 5150 hold. It's a provision in California law that allows for a person experiencing a mental health crisis to be detained for 72 hours for psychiatric evaluation. >> Okay. Right over here. >> Okay. Right in [music] here. >> Okay. Are you willing to take any of the tests that I have to offer? >> Okay. >> Such as >> So, [music] one thing is just to make sure that you're not impaired. >> Okay. Are you willing to take those tests? >> Yes. Yes. >> Okay. Let me wait till another officer gets you and then we'll test you. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> As of right now, it's just going to be a resisting charge for not stepping out of the vehicle when we asked you to. Okay. >> All right. >> Why? Yeah, I got you. >> So, the main the main thing is we got a complaint that you were drinking. Okay. [music] And then you were asleep in the car. >> So, >> well, what does that have to do with anything? >> Well, if you're drinking in a car and you're the vehicle's on, you can't be doing that. Okay. >> The vehicle wasn't on, though. [music] >> It It was on. >> No. Okay. All right. Just give me a bit. We'll be back with the testing. Okay. >> Oh, thank you. Veronica was charged with resisting an officer and aggravated DWI. Some people just don't know when to quit. From arguing, complaining, and digging an ever deeper hole, the cops have seen it all. What starts as a simple encounter can become a full-blown meltdown when the cops have to deal with the most toxic Kairens they've ever encountered.