If I didn't think I get in load of trouble, I'd rip this thing off the wall. Kick the out of both of them. I don't care. No, you guys are >> lower your voice right now or you go away in half. >> I didn't have a loud voice. >> I've heard you all the way down the hallway >> because I'm very sad. I want to see my mom and dad. >> Oh, yeah. Maybe you shouldn't drink so much. >> Yeah. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Now, >> every morning, entitled Karens roll off the wrong side of the bed. They then venture out into the world, hoping to make everyone else as miserable as they are. Most people ignore them till they go too far. But when the authorities show up, the most entitled Karens give the cops a run for their money. >> Have a seat now. >> No, I will not. You will not touch this. >> I've got nothing going on. My mother died today. >> Okay. I'm very brave. >> On September 26th, 2025 in Florida, a cop was on patrol and heard a car horn nearby. He followed the noise and found a woman in a black Honda and she seemed very upset at the driver in front of her. >> What's up, officer? >> What's going on? trying to get that guy so I can make some room for another passenger. >> So, you beep for a good minute, two minutes. Wasn't quite that long. >> I was listening. I was listening. >> That was absolutely ridiculous. >> Do you have your license on you? >> It's quite ridiculous. >> Do you have your license? >> You have no license. >> Get out of here, dude. Come on. >> Don't tell me to get out of here. >> I will. >> You're road raging and that's a problem. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. There you go. You're welcome. >> Go ahead. Back up. Stop. I want you to pull into this parking lot. Okay. >> I'm not going to. >> You have right. I've done nothing illegal. >> Whiskey 6, send me a 94, please. Got to uncover driver. >> Okay. I'm going to ask you again. You can pull into this parking lot or I can take you out and take you to jail. Be careful. There's somebody behind you. There's somebody behind you. >> Pay attention. >> I am aware. >> Put it in park. Just put it in park. >> The cop walked around the car ready to pull the Karen out. To the officer's surprise, she willingly got out and walked over toward the sidewalk where she continued acting like she'd done nothing wrong. Obviously, somebody here was having a really bad day, and it was about to get even worse. >> Have a seat. >> You don't have any jurisdiction. Actually, >> have a seat now. >> No, I will not. You will not touch. >> Somebody recording this? I hope so. >> I'm recording it. You better be a piece of That's all youing are. Get your hands off of me. Get your I haven't done anything. >> Stop it. Don't resist. >> I am not resisting. >> You got an issue, dude. You got a serious issue. >> You're unbelievable. I've done nothing. >> I've done nothing. >> I've done nothing. A lot of nerve, dude. >> Copy. You >> better let me go. You're going to be in a lot of trouble. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. Not getting arrested, dude. I've done nothing wrong. Absolutely not. >> I've done nothing wrong. You have no right to do this. >> Get in the car. >> You have no right to do this. You're disgusting. >> Backup arrived and the officer explained what the woman did. They were hoping a few minutes in the squad car might calm her down a bit. However, all it really did was give her time to cook some more excuses up as to why she was harassing the other driver. I >> can't breathe. I'm not hostile. I wasn't hollering my horn. I don't need to be arrested. >> All right. Well, hold on a second. Just turn around for We're going to just put your >> I've got nothing going on. My mother died today. >> Okay. Well, just let us figure out what's going on. Okay. Is this your bra right here? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> My mother died. >> I'm a little bit emotional because my mother died. Give me a break. >> Okay. >> All right. Just >> want people getting away with everything. >> I'm really sick of it. >> All right. Just give us a minute. We'll try to figure everything out. Okay. >> This is so up. >> The driver she was honking at was beyond confused. He told the cops that he just pulled onto the road when he felt his car nudge forward. He looked at the woman and saw her flailing and beeping behind him. One thing was sure, she had just rear ended the man, but he had no idea why she was so upset. >> Not out. We got to resist arrest for whatever was happening. Great job. >> I am angry. Yeah, we're all out. This story people in this town up in Sarasota tried to kill me. I'm a little angry. I'm all into it. I'll find all about cops that don't know about it. cops in Sarasota know about it. Look up for me. >> How would we know about it? >> I don't know. It's It's underground, right? Yeah. How would you know about it? I don't know. Organized crime. I'm not going to get into it. Right. What was this crime? Like >> sounds like belong. My dad died in 2020. I don't think you deserve all of that. >> Well, I think the concern was is that you weren't listening right away. to jump in >> and if you were you would be on your way to where you were all >> No, you didn't. >> No, you told him that he had no jurisdiction and we weren't doing anything. >> I I was I was dead. >> Right. But you still have to when they give you a lawful order, you still have to listen. >> I was done honking. I was done honking. >> I understand that. But but you still did it. So he still can stop you for that horn. You know what I mean? >> There there is a statute for excessive use of um porn. >> The cops had a hunch she'd been drinking, so they ran her through some field sobriety tests. The walking turn test went poorly, but she ultimately blew up. 008 on the breath test, putting her right at the legal limit. That being said, they didn't charge her with a DUI, and in her mind, that was a win. >> What was your first name? >> Alicia. Alicia. So, as far as the possible DUI, that investigation is over. >> Yes. >> My investigation is still ongoing, though. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, at this time, I do need you to turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> Please be kind. >> Absolutely. >> Uh, you know, unfortunately, when you're trying to fight with me and pull away, you trying to hit a pedestrian. >> No, you almost did. Luckily, you didn't, though. I didn't. Luckily, you didn't. >> I didn't. Almost. There was no way. You told me to reverse. There was a pedestrian behind you. Yep. >> That's not my >> So, that's not why you're in handcuffs. Okay. And I'll explain I'll explain that in a minute. I'm going to read your rights and everything else. Okay. >> Well, am I under arrest? >> You're under arrest for for resisting obstruction. >> I didn't I didn't I didn't though, officer. I wouldn't be in the handcuffs. I resisted. >> I will explain to you. Okay. >> Does this mean I'm going to jail? >> Yes. >> Can we please not do this? I unfortunately not. >> The officer then read the suspect Alicia Her Miranda rightites. She stuck to her story, claiming she'd never resisted the cops and she didn't almost run someone over. As far as the horn went, she accused the cop of just making things up. Little did she know he had already talked to the driver she was honking at. >> You bumped into him. You hit his bumper. That that's that's basically road rage. If you if you if you were to like Google a definition of what it is, >> that's what it would be. You're you're driving in an erratic manner. >> I wasn't erratic. I did blare my horn and I apolog I didn't realize I was that close to his buffer. I apologize. I was trying to get out of the way for the the warehouse truck. Okay. >> I do apologize if there is any way >> I cannot get be put into jail and be arrested. >> So unfortunately the the obstruction charge is is standing right now. Um, anything in your car that you need >> was getting impounded. >> It's gonna be towed. Yeah. >> And and that's going to be hundreds of dollars to to get back, right? >> Unfortunately, these are these are consequences of our >> I understand that. >> While they searched the woman's car, the arresting officer sat with the woman. Instead of taking any responsibility, she blamed the entire interaction on class disparity. According to her, she wasn't rich enough to get away with anything. >> The rich people are out, right? long >> till we get to the jail. >> Bless you. >> Uh you'll bless you. You'll be you'll be released to then intake deputies and I'll do the processing. Okay. >> What? 6 hours at least. >> I think a minimum of 3 to four hours for the processing. >> This is really worth it. This is worth all the charge dollars. Again, not my choice, >> but it is your choice. >> It's doing its job. So, it is >> Yeah, it is your choice. It's his interpretation. >> I think this is I wouldn't be a lot worse. >> Yeah. As long as the billionaires are happy. >> This has nothing to do with everything. >> No, it doesn't. It absolutely does. It's a bit excessive for patient. >> All the way down to the station, Alicia kept on talking. According to her, she knew some real cops in Chicago, and they were a whole lot tougher than the cops in Florida who don't actually know the law. As everybody knows, insulting a cop's intelligence isn't the best way to get out of trouble. process. It's amazing that the police are not like you have zero education in the law. That's what's incredible. >> I have plenty of education. >> Zero education in the actual law. It's amazing. >> Just like I can't tell you how to do a booking process cuz I'm not a deputy, right? That'd be silly if I made sure to >> It's incredible the amount of power you're given without the education, >> okay, >> of the statues of everything. >> I've done my research, trust me. I was I was harassed by the >> So if I'm a doctor So if I'm a doctor, I'm a pediatrician. >> Should I know how to do a spinal surgery? >> Probably not because that's not my specialty. >> Doctor, you're not a pediatrician. You're a cop throwing me in jail. >> I'm a cop, not a judge. >> Sit down on the concrete because I was afraid of what you might do to me if I did. >> Okay. Well, like I said, I'm not a judge, so I can't tell you the process. >> But don't you think police should be at least a little bit informed till I get like robbed or whatever? No, you have to stay up there for a few hours before you can bond out. >> Why is that? >> It's their process. You'd have to ask them. Again, I'm I'm uneducated. Remember, >> as far as the officer went, he was unfaced by the woman's insults. They charged the woman with resisting without violence. On the 5th of August 2025, the cops were called out to a house to investigate a case of domestic violence. When the officers got there, they met a young woman standing outside the house who was afraid of her fianceé. Apparently, he had a problem with alcohol. >> We've had like some fights recently where like he's gotten like kind of aggressive and like his hands on me. And um so last night, like after that fight, he was like, "All right, I'm going to I'm going to be better. You know, I'm not going to, you know, drink anymore." And then I went to work yesterday and I got home and he was wasted. I was like, "What is going on?" Like, "What what are we doing here?" But then he was preventing me from leaving again. He was pushing me. He was screaming at me. And then he has this this gun in this like this little safe thing. It's like this little bag. And he like ran over to the office to like go get it. And he's like threatening to himself and you know if I leave or if I dump him. And he didn't pull it out, but I'm just letting you know. >> Describe the shoving. When did that happen? The actual shoving happened like a couple days ago. >> Well, today he put his hands on you today, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Describe that to me. >> So, he he kind of he didn't like shoved me to the ground like the other day. He shoved me so hard I fell to the ground. >> Did he put his hands on you? >> Somewhat. >> I wouldn't say that he shoved me to the ground today. >> Either he put his hands on you, you didn't. >> He somewhat did. >> Okay. Describe it to me, please. >> You're not getting him in trouble. You're just telling me what happened. >> I know. The cops could tell that it wasn't easy for the woman. They were supposed to get married in a few months, and the thought of starting over was almost too much to bear. With the woman's statement in mind, the officers walked toward the house to confront her fiance to see if he would tell a similar story. >> So, what happened? Why am I here? What happened? You said typical argument. Describe the argument for me. >> So, we had an argument last night, too. I don't know if she had explained that. >> Yep, she did. We've had arguments before. >> Yeah, I'm here for this one specifically right now. What happened with this one? >> She she blocked my number. Okay. She blocked my phone. Um, and we're getting married, so like obviously there's there's a lot of tension on that. She was not here yesterday, last night. Um, >> I think >> and then she showed up here and she was blasting me. She was so rude and so mean and we got we got into an argument. It's there's nothing that I would say that's >> She yelled at me. >> Did she put her hands on you? >> Yeah, of course. She always does. >> She put her hands on you today. >> Nothing that I would say was >> Listen, I listen I >> You can just be straight with me, bro. instead of just >> I know I respect what you guys do. I dude I'm I'm an FFDL. Like I know what this stuff is. >> Do you re you recognize why I'm here? I'm here because I have a job later, right? >> I know I understand you. >> I want to resolve whatever. >> Yeah, me too. That's why I'm here. I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> I have a duty to act. That's why I'm here. >> I respect I've always respected what you guys have done. appreciate that. >> The man referred to himself as an FFDO or a federal flight deck officer. FFDOS's are airline pilots and they're trained and licensed to carry weapons and defend aircraft against criminal activity. But at that point, the cops are more concerned about the man's drinking problem. >> We're engaged. We would never put hands on her. >> I'm I'm not saying you did. I'm saying this is what we're being told. Okay. But we have we have to investigate this. We take we take domestic violence very very seriously. >> I understand that you were talking. >> So if there's any even hint that there's violence. >> I understand. >> Someone's going to go to jail today. >> Can I call my mom, please? >> For what? How old are you? >> 31. >> Okay. You don't need mommy. >> You don't need mommy if you're 31. >> All right. I did not put my hands on her. Period. >> All right. Do you have anything else to add, change, or delete from what you've told me? >> No. >> Have we talked about anything off tape that we did not discuss on tape? >> No. This concludes the statement. Time is 10:59 a.m. >> She had mentioned you also have a firearm in the home >> that did you threaten to use it on yourself because she >> It's locked. >> Okay, >> you can see it. >> I'm just I'm sad. She's telling us that because she had told >> Can you Can you come to the house, please? My gun is locked up. Can you hire an attorney because this is ridiculous. Get an attorney because this is ridiculous. They don't They don't want to talk. Can you talk to my mom >> for what? You're an adult. That has nothing to do with her. She's got nothing that she can impart on this. >> This guy's gone. Mommy, >> congratulations. >> While the man talked to his mother, the cops were discussing what to do next. He was clearly intoxicated and they believed his fiance's word over his. >> All right. I'm being arrested, Mom. >> So, my dear, >> thank you. >> Why am I being arrested? Cuz you're the primary aggressor in a domestic. >> A domestic. Yeah. >> For what? >> For putting your hands on your girl. >> Um I'm Jake's mom. >> Jake is my son. You arrested him. >> Yeah. >> Are you here changing the locks? >> I'm going to because this is my son and this is >> You have no business being here. >> Yes, I do. My son told me to come here. Yes, it is. >> It's not your house. >> Well, look in his >> You don't live here. You have no business trespassing. >> She does not live here. >> She lives here with him. >> She does not live here. She's a girlfriend. Okay. >> She lives here. >> Okay. You can You have no authority to go over here and >> I do. She does not live here. You do not. She has no authority. My son >> Your son is an adult. >> My son told me to come over here because you >> He didn't come over here to tell you change the locks. >> You arrest You arrested her lawfully. >> What are your grounds? >> You're You're going to listen to exactly what I'm telling her. Okay. >> If she changes the locks, seeing how you reside here, you are >> She does not reside here. She pays no rent or anything. >> It does not matter. >> Okay. >> I'm getting a lawyer. Okay. >> Where are you going? I'm getting a lawyer. >> Where are you going? You cannot go in there. >> My stuff in there. My purse. I >> You can still touch me. >> Do not No, you touched me. >> Damn it. >> YOU'RE UNDER IT. >> Stop resisting right now. >> Jake's mother learned the hard way that she doesn't make the rules. The officers picked her up and escorted her back to their squad car. In the woman's defense, she stopped fighting with them and seemed willing to talk. Hopefully, she'd start listening to the cops while they explained what was going on. I would literally have no authority to be here at all. >> Okay. I didn't know that. I mean, he told me >> I was trying to tell you that and then you wanted to tell >> He called me. He called me cuz I was going to just get my purse leave. I was just going to get my person take the cat and go. >> Okay. Well, >> I didn't mean to. I >> Now you're causing my problems because your son called I told him not to. It's like he's 31 years old. He doesn't need mommy. >> Can you just take one hand? I'm not going to hurt you. >> Please. You're under arrest and you're going to jail. >> Okay. >> You're going to jail for a felony >> for You cannot I can put my hands on you. You cannot put your hands on me. >> I didn't mean to. I reacted because I was afraid. Okay. I did not I didn't mean to do that. I I am so I'm I reacted because that those kind of situations if someone touches me I react. If >> I understand that I understand that but I am a fully dressed law enforcement officer. I would not have. >> Okay, cuz when I tell you stop, don't go anywhere. >> And then I did. And then I did after you told me and and then I was going back in the house. >> Argue with you more. I'm not. >> Notice how the woman's story changed to fit her narrative. All she had to do at that point was turn around, walk away from the scene, and let her full-grown son deal with his problems on his own. And sadly for this guy, getting arrested for domestic violence was just the beginning. >> Your son is a drunk. >> I know he is. >> He's got a serious problem he needs to take care of. over them. >> He's getting physical with her. >> I don't know what happened. And and I told her she should have walked away a long time ago. I told her I was totally in support of her with all of this. >> Right. And and we explained that we went over. >> I have sweat rolling down my face. >> We We went over that. Okay. And I also >> Can you take this off? Just I have sweat rolling. You you you know. >> Okay. I got him sweat all over. >> My son gave me Right. >> My son. >> No, he didn't. No, he didn't. I was standing there. He said >> he said, "Mom, come over." >> Yeah. He doesn't need mommy. He's a grown adult. >> No. But he that was >> you know what's more concerning even with all this with bearing all this or let's say this didn't happen. What's more concerning to me is that he's an airline pilot that has a drinking problem that also flies arms. >> I know. I know. I know. >> Holy. >> I know. >> I mean >> bills are going off like somebody needs to tell his job. >> Has issues too. This is a goes this goes both ways. >> I'm sure it does. It always does. >> And yeah. Did he Did he need to be drinking last night? No. I would have come over here this morning. Please just Can you take one off for >> No, ma'am. cuz I'm sweating like a pig. >> No, ma'am. Uh, we'll crank up and get some. >> I take such good care of like all these women like your like people like your wife and all of these things. And then >> I get just no respect. >> Jake was going down for domestic violence while his mother was charged with battery on law enforcement, trespassing, and resisting without violence. On October 21st, 2025, the cops were called out to Orlando International Airport due to a disturbance at the gate. As the officers approached, they could hear a woman screaming from across the terminal. According to staff there, she was far too intoxicated to fly. >> Lower your voice. >> We're not We're We're not doing anything unless you lower your voice. Okay. >> Okay. >> Quit the terrorists. Quit the BS. >> I'm not >> I'm not here to play games. You lower your voice right now or you go away in Hampton. I didn't have a loud voice. >> I've heard you all the way down the hallway. >> Oh, did you? >> And all these other people have. >> And >> because I'm very sad. I want to see my mom and dad. >> Oh, yeah. And maybe you shouldn't drink so much. >> What's going on? Um, she was >> besides the fact that she's drunk and causing >> She wasn't eye boarding due to she's been intoxicating, screaming, and my >> You better lower your voice. You ever been to jail? >> Yep. >> Okay. You see, cuz you go here to jail in Florida. >> Why do you act like that? >> They double your bond and you don't get out. >> But why you acting? >> Because I want you to knock it off. >> I haven't done that. >> These people have seen enough. All right, >> honey. I haven't done anything. >> Don't call me honey. As far as the airline went, they were willing to rebook the woman for a flight the next day. But instead of taking their offer, she insulted the staff and wouldn't give them her ID. She took no responsibility for her actions and was impossible to communicate with. >> So you they'll rebook you for free on tomorrow's flight. She can sober up. All right. >> As a You've been disrespecting all my >> In what way? >> You've been cursing all my teeth. >> No, I have not. We're not going to sit here and argue >> play this way. Let's go this way. >> Come on. >> This is This is honestly >> You don't want this to end bad. >> You don't want this to end bad. See, let's go start walking. >> Shut up. How about that? >> It's about to end bad. >> Cool. Shut the up. You're a cop. You serve me. >> You serve me. >> Oh, yes. Smile. All you want. You serve me. You guys want to do this [ __ ] to me? I haven't done >> ma'am. This way. >> This way. >> The cops escorted the woman toward the train where she put a show on for everyone around. Her voice got louder and based on the woman's stance, she appeared ready to pounce. >> Look at me in my face. >> So I try to get flight information. >> You think I'ming wasted? Calling what? >> What's your name? And what is your number? >> Why are you attacking me? >> Got to get back. >> Remember said you were going to jail. >> Quit tripping, dude. >> This is crazy. Why am I handcuffed? >> Stop squeezing my ass. >> Why am I Why am I detained? >> Why am I not detained? You're going to jail. >> For what? >> Squeezing my arms. I'm not going >> officer. Please, every single time, >> somebody film this, please. >> Oh, it's being filmed. >> Please, somebody film this. Thank you. >> Body camera. >> I'm not doing anything any They are squeezing living out of my arm. >> Thank you. Can you please send that to me? >> Hey, it doesn't matter. Can you Can you please send it to me? I'll give you my number right now. >> You'll see it on YouTube in six months. >> I'll I'll send you my number, right? Can you can can you please take down my number? >> I've got it right here. >> Got it right here. It's called a body cam. >> The cops led the woman to a security room where they could finally question her and search her belongings. The entire time she kept screaming and crying, saying she needed to see her parents. Maybe she should have thought about that before throwing a tantrum at the gate. >> All you had to do was cooperate when the kids. >> I've been cooperating all >> Okay. This is [ __ ] What did it do? What did it do? Get on the plane. I don't know what exactly I did. >> I'm a good kid. >> I'm a good >> I don't doubt that one bit. Okay. Alcohol is affecting your choices right now. H. So, Haley, Alaska Airlines, they were going to deny your boarding. >> Dad, for what? Do you know do you know your social >> I've been waiting so many months since my mom is >> so Alaska Airlines denying your boarding. Okay. >> Why? >> Because you're clearly intoxicated. >> I didn't even >> they can't have you fly cross country 4 and 1 half hour 5 hour flight and cause a problem up in there. >> I was going to sleep. >> Okay. >> Wait. But wait. >> So when I come down the corridor >> Let me let me ask you this. The suspect here, Haley, claimed to be confused about the class she was sitting in. Most likely, that's when the gate attendant noticed how drunk she was and smelled the alcohol on her breath. Also, it was a really strange question because the cabin class is usually printed on your ticket. >> I'm going to take this backpack off. Hang on. >> I haven't seen two years. >> Oh, why? >> Because it's back. Stand up. A fly. >> Okay. Turn around. Turn around. Turn. >> So, what airline are you flying on? >> Alaska. >> Alaska. >> That sounds like an expensive airline. >> It's expensive. >> Do you have anything on you I should know about? You got any guns? >> You can touch my >> I already did. Spread your feet. >> Got anything in your boots? >> Want me to take them off? >> I'm going to have you do it in a second. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> What What options are there? Well, if you go to jail, you're these are going to go in jail. >> I'm going to jail, >> right? They're going to >> really going to prove this >> guy. He's in the office. Type an I don't know. I don't know the charges. >> Disorderly. >> Disorderly. >> Misdemeanor. >> In what? Hey, you can't just arrest. >> That's not open for discussion right now. >> That's not You can't just arrest me when you don't even know what's going on. >> Georgie, give me your cuffs, please. Is your husband home? >> Yeah, but I just want to know what I just ordered conduct. But >> whatever was that'll be explained in court. >> Call your husband. >> Somebody No. So somebody gets to see if he wants to come get his luggage. >> Somebody gets to say that and it's true. >> Someone call your husband. See if he >> can you please answer that. >> Somebody gets to say that and that's true. Time for you to go back in cuffs there. Stand up, man. >> Somebody gets to say that. >> Stand up. >> Don't yank me around. I am >> Well, maybe you should cooperate. >> I am cooper. This is in California, okay? Where you grew up. >> Okay, so >> I am Stop. >> No, you're not. Don't be so angry. >> I was going to try and do you a favor on your luggage. Still not cooperating. It's all on camera, Haley. >> The cops handcuffed the woman and then called someone to take her to jail. Meanwhile, one of the cops tried to contact her husband, hoping he might pick her things up. In addition, he might be able to explain what set her off that day. >> Come this way. >> Hey, I just Dude, can you loosen my a little bit? >> No, they lose. >> I don't know if she has >> Stop. >> You need that? >> Can I please? >> Okay. be her, Matt. >> Oh, that's her phone. It's going off. I thought it was my alarm phone going off. >> That's an alarm. Something about feeding a snake or something. >> Yep. >> Her ID, her debit card, all that's right here. >> Okay. >> This is all her stuff. >> Thank you. >> So, talks $500 bond. >> Gotcha. And >> she uh she was Alaskan denied boarding because they believed her to be too drunk. >> Too drunk. So she was all the way at the gate and >> all the way at the gate >> but they did say >> so then they called us and cuz she was not happy and yelling and screaming at them and as we walked down the corridor we could hear >> three or four passengers passed us said there's a disturbance down there said okay that's where we're headed. >> After releasing her belongings to her husband they took Haley to jail and they charged the woman with disorderly intoxication. On the 12th of November 2025 in Putnham County, Florida, cops on patrol clocked a vehicle traveling 100 miles an hour in a 50 mph zone. As they approached the woman's vehicle, she refused to turn the music down, but as the window rolled down, she was ready with her license. >> Get out of your car. >> What? >> Step out of your car. >> What? >> Step out of your car. >> Are you going to arrest me? 15. I got one refusing to get out of the car. 35. >> Step out of the car now. >> Step out of the car. Step out of your car. >> Let me see your driver's license. Ma'am, I'm about to break your window. Get out of the car. >> The cop went back to the passenger window where the Karen kept making things difficult. She answered every question by honking her horn. He didn't want to break her window, but the way the woman was acting, he might have to do it. >> Open the door and get out. >> Get out of the car. >> You're driving 100 miles hour, 50 m. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You are under arrest. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. Get out. >> Get out of the car now. >> Break the window, Barry. Now. Break the window. Yeah. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> No. >> Get out of the car. Do not touch me. >> Get away from me. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You're getting tased. >> Get out of the car. You're getting tased. Stop. Don't cut her arm. Period. >> I'm a girl. >> Do not touch me. >> I'm a girl. >> If you don't get out of the car, we're going to tase you. >> How am I supposed to move my car? Sit back. >> Don't push me. >> Sit back. >> Let go for a second. >> Yeah, you got a new car. >> Congratulations. >> Get out now. >> Take off my seat. >> Get out now. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't >> get out of the car. >> No, don't do that. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car now. Mom, they're >> I got >> The cops cuffed the woman, whose name was Jenna, and then they stood her up and led her back to their car. They'd love it if the woman cooperated and waited quietly while they ran her information, but that's just too much to expect from an entitled Karen like this one. >> Sit down. >> I don't know how to sit down. >> Sit down. Get in the car. >> Stupid. I don't know how to sit down. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in car. We're done. >> Let her put her. >> Hello, sir. >> Hello. >> For your service. >> Thanks. >> Yeah, she she she grabbed me by my arm and threw my arm. Sounds like battery. What an absolute idiot. Miss Jenna, can you hear me? Can you hear me better now? >> Yes. >> Hey, so have you ever been arrested before? >> For what? >> For what? >> Yeah. >> Uh, one time I hit my mom. >> So battery. >> Like a battery. >> They said it was basically. >> Yeah. Battery is like battery is like the physical touching of someone else. >> So you Anything else or No, >> I think it was like petty at one point. Okay. >> Hi. >> So, today um obviously you're being under you're you're placed in arrest. You're you're being charged with resisting with violence, which is a thirdderee felony, and then you're being charged with just the speeding, the 50 mph over. Okay. >> You got any questions for me? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Can I ask you a question? >> No problem. >> Why Why didn't you want to get out of the car? >> Well, cuz I knew I was going to get arrested. Jenna was charged with resisting without violence. She also got a traffic ticket for exceeding the speed limit by over 50 mph. On the 25th of August 2024 in Johns Creek, Georgia, the cops were called out to a Mexican restaurant where a woman allegedly assaulted the staff. When the officers got there, they found the suspect screaming outside and she was begging the officers to check the surveillance cameras. >> She was throwing glasses and everything. Okay, ma'am. >> No, no, you will not act like I'm the problem. >> I'm not. I'm not. >> Okay, good. Thank you. >> Calm down, then. >> No, I'm fine. >> Go speak to the officer, please. >> I thought that you were acting >> No. So, you can >> V I D A L >> and Hold Hold on one sec. Hold on one second. >> What department are you with? >> John, >> you're with John's Creek. Okay. And you are V I D A L. Point your sergeant out right now. >> There's no sergeant. >> Okay. Call one. I'm done talking. No, she's just like >> she hit me so bad. She throw away a lot and stuff inside the restaurant. She put to a lot of customers and the manager here. She don't have money to pay but he have a little issue because she don't have >> She was super nice at first. She got here and have she got a drink. Then she like met a couple who was sitting in the corner. They got in conversation. She got another round of drink and the guys bought two rounds of shots for them. So she got before at least I don't know here she got two shots. According to the server, the woman got I rateate when her cards kept getting declined. She wanted him to stand by the table while she transferred the funds. He told the woman she'd have to wait till he came back as he had other customers who needed his attention and these customers had some money. >> After this, she started yelling, "I need to come back." I went and escooled her to make sure that she's going to be all right because once again, I got a bunch of customers. As soon as he came to her, things escalated. I haven't heard what was happening. And I just see she started yelling at him, throwing stuff at him, throwing glasses. Almost hit couple of the customers with the glasses. Like she was throwing stuff around everywhere. We got bunch of cameras, so we can probably just see everything. >> Look at my hair. Touch my hair. >> What's wrong with >> Touch my hair? What happened? >> Touch my hair. >> I see. >> Touch it. Okay. If you're not touching my hair, I'm not touching. >> Can you touch my hair? >> Hang on. >> Do you Okay. >> No. >> No. I just literally asked you to touch my hair so I can explain my story and you refused. So, I'm not talking until Did you call your sergeant? >> She kept asking the cops to touch her hair and her clothes, and her defense rested on the fact that both were wet. However, that wasn't going to prove who threw the margarita first. According to the woman, the staff had thrown first. That being said, everyone in the restaurant, including the staff, said the woman threw first. >> He hit me with a glass drink and I defended myself. >> Okay. I did not see him swing. That probably was on my way over. She did put him in a headlock and was uppercutting. >> Let me talk. Try to calm down with me. I'm calm. I'm not coming at you. I'm calm. >> Right. So calm. When When did this all calm? >> I am calm. It just started a second ago. >> Why you yelling yelling at me? >> I'm I'm not yelling. I'm a motivational speaker, so I'm elevating. Those senior patron you have the I'm not corresponding with you at all in some way, shape, form or fashion. No, only your superior. >> She went there. >> She I mean I'm not kidding. She almost killed that woman with the long brown hair. We were sitting right next to her. I mean that that was like like Trump. It was like right by her >> the Jeep in the front. >> That's hers. Yeah, cuz she was going to get in it. I started screaming. >> Faced with cold hard video evidence, she went into an entitled rage, bragging to everyone about where her kids went to school and how she escaped from Ferguson, Missouri. She'd been living in the John's Creek area for about 10 years now, and she thought that gave her the right to terrorize restaurants and hurl things at the employees. >> I am here, >> ma'am. Ma'am, just stay on. >> No, I'm not going anywhere, dude. Calm down. I am here at Finger Restaurant, Mexican Restaurant, and John's Creek. I am standing here with John's Creek Police. I've asked them to touch my shirt. I've asked them to touch my hair. I've asked them to help me prove that I'm soaked because I am drenched in a margarita. This happened again. >> You don't know. Stay over here. >> You know that I stood away. All excuse me. >> No, I'm not going to excuse you. Listen to me. You are detained at this point. And if you do not listen to me, I'm going to go in handcuffs. Okay. Step up. That's fine. That's fine. Look at him guys. I'm only taking a picture and a video of the title of the restaurant. >> Ma'am, >> and this guy is on his white supremacy. >> Going to go in handcuffs in a second if you don't stop. >> You can't put me ahead cuz you wanted to. >> The woman here, Janice, was fighting a battle that she wasn't going to win. Multiple witnesses told the cops already that she was the one who had started the fight. The security footage showed her swing at the manager and showed her throwing a drink at a woman's head. Despite that, she was still trying to make it seem like she was the victim. >> Problem that I have is that sometimes these police officers will come into an establishment and show only where the owner wants them to see and they take that as face value because it's a local business. If you don't see me walking through the door and grabbing my seat and hanging out with two other people, you have not seen the beginning of the video. >> Do you understand what I'm saying? And it's not the it's not the truth. What has happened here is not the truth. >> And what he saw is not the truth. >> And I'm telling you to grab the beginning of the video. >> We will. We will. >> And you're not grabbing the beginning of the video. I have the right to defend myself >> in court. Yes, ma'am. >> No. He hit me first. >> Oh, you mean out here? >> No. Evidently something different. >> It's not true. >> IT'S NOT TRUE. DO YOU KNOW THAT I have managed to get five police officers fired in my career as a result of this poor policing? >> Do you know that? >> Sure. Absolutely. >> I need to go to the hospital. I'm going to the hospital. >> Come on. We'll get you checked out. >> Thank you. I am absolutely so at this point. I spotted them. I spread it to him multiple times. >> My hair is wet. My bomb is wet. My shirt is wet. He hit me with a drink. He should be going to jail. >> As the officer searched her, the woman's rant went on. She accused the cops of profiling her due to her flawed and imperfect record, which the woman claimed was all built on lies. Despite getting herself in trouble again, she still refused to believe that she was in the wrong. >> This exposes the racism in John's Creek. Boy, I tell you that. And you guys are going to go viral for that. >> You guys are GETTING READY TO GO SO VIRAL FOR THE RACIS. >> OKAY. Do you have any other questions? >> Why am I being arrested? >> Because we had enough probable cause to arrest you >> on what? >> We saw the video, man. We saw >> What is the charge? >> We'll talk to you in a second. >> Tell you have to tell me right now. Like what is the charge? >> We do not have to tell you right now. YOU DID. YOU DON'T HAVE TO TELL ME WHY I'M UNDER ARREST. >> Just just window down. That's just me. >> You're going to get spit off. >> That's me. >> Ma'am, listen to ME REAL QUICK. >> COPS. Out of cuffs. >> Out of the cuffs. >> You guys racist. You racist. WHY THE SHOULD I DESERVE THIS? >> MA'AM, you're listen. >> YOU NEVER WATCHED the beginning OF THE VIDEO. >> THIS IS MY STORY. YOU'RE DOING THIS TO MY KIDS. GET ME. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> I'm sick of you. >> Everybody, it's good. It's good. >> I'm sick of you. Right. >> Family side. Your mother sisters, her cousins, her children, your parents. >> Ma'am, you just caught another charge. Okay. >> No. >> The cops handcuffed her again and put her in the back of a squad car. You might remember earlier when the woman demanded that they take her to a hospital. By that point, they decided to grant the woman's request. But along the way, something changed and she no longer wanted to go. >> Hello. Don't touch me. Please don't touch me. >> We're going in here. >> Okay. If you understand that you do not have the right to touch anything other than your seat belt at this point. No, >> I'm not going in the hospital. >> I'm not going in that hospital. >> No, I have the right to refuse a hospital. >> Do you understand? I have THE RIGHT TO REFUSE A HOSPITAL. >> READY? >> I'm not going in this hospital. >> I'M NOT GOING IN THERE. >> READY? >> I'm not I'm not going to be seen by them. >> This is not the hospital that I'm going to. WHAT'S GOING ON? >> YES, YOU I ALREADY KNOW BECAUSE YOU GUYS HAVE ALREADY PROVEN HOW RACIST YOU ARE. >> Sit down. Take a seat. >> Look at him how he's doing me. And you guys are proud of that. >> HE SAID TAKE A SEAT, BUT HE bit me over. He said take a seat, but he bit me over. >> Take a seat, but bend her over. >> These red racist pieces of >> And your black is watching them do this. Do you know a Mexican GIRL HIT ME IN MY face with a glass and drink and they WATCHED THE MIDDLE OF THE VIDEO and locked me up >> and just CALM DOWN. >> THEY WATCHED THE MIDDLE OF THE video and locked me up. >> After being medically cleared, they arrested the woman and she was booked in the county jail. She later bonded out and she posted on social media that all the charges against her were dropped. On the 4th of June 2025 at Albany International Airport, TSA agents called police when an intoxicated passenger got upset that the airline was denying him boarding. The cops soon found out he was a rich CEO who thought he could buy his way back onto the plane. >> Okay, I got here. I had one shot at the bar and I bought everybody a shot on Bob. Hey, Bob. >> All right. Okay. One shot. >> Okay. And then um now they're saying I'm intoxicated. I'm not allowed on the plane. And that's [ __ ] >> Well, that who who said that down here? Let's go talk to this. >> We're not going to go do that. And you know what? We're not going to do either. >> Swear like that. A lot of kids around. Okay. >> So I I dispatch. >> It's just not cool. >> So listen, I understand that you're very upset and emotions are kind of high up right here. >> Fine. is going to be out with me. It's going to be a trouble customer, disorderly individual. >> Okay. But what does that have to do with this situation? >> How about I'm mad? I'm not intoxicated. I'm not intoxicated at all. >> Okay. Well, guess what? >> We have no control over who they left line, who they don't left line. We can't do anything about that. >> How about you guys go give this guy a stern warning sign, you know, >> the cops couldn't tell if Bob was actually his name or if he might have been referring to Sergey Babski as he was wearing a Babroski jersey. Still though, the cops kept calling him Bob and sooner or later they'd figure out what his name was. >> You can't put a good word in for me. >> Doesn't matter what drunk. They already >> We've done this long enough. They don't care. >> So wasted time. >> So what we're going to do now >> Hey, listen. Bob here. >> Now, here we go. >> This is what's going to happen now. Okay. So now what? >> I'm going to get my go. >> Okay. Well, your already all down there. So what we're going to do, >> but I'm telling you it's down there. That's how you get it back. Okay. So, what we'll do is help you get your stuff so then you can then leave. Okay. That's what we can help you with. Okay. How's that sound? >> Sounds great. >> All right. Let's try out this way. >> Sounds fantastic. >> Great. So, let's walk out this way. >> Officer Rose. >> So, we're going this way. >> My I'm going to go get my girlfriend if you don't mind. >> Perfect. We'll walk right with you, Paul. The cops knew the man was a ticking time bomb and they followed him closely, careful not to trip his fuse. They were hoping Bob would grab his bags and his girlfriend and just peacefully leave. Unfortunately, entitled Karens like this guy rarely do. >> So much longer. We're going to deal with this. >> What's my flight tomorrow? >> Hey, listen. >> We're not doing this proper. >> This is what's going to happen. You're not going >> to do anything. >> Hey, you punch me now. Why he's pushing me? >> Come over here. >> Don't. Please don't do that to me. Please. Please >> let me go. >> 516 hands on. 516 hands on. >> Baby, baby. >> I didn't do anything. This is >> hitting me. >> Oh my goodness gracious. >> Wait until he's supposed to say that. >> I >> He didn't do anything. >> He didn't do anything. He went and asked for help. >> Yeah. >> Karina, call 911 on these guys. >> Call 911 right now. I want state troopers there. >> Why? These guys, they're >> I didn't do anything. 911. >> Call 911. >> Shut up. >> Call 911. >> You're going down. I will >> call 911. >> I didn't do anything. >> With the man in custody, they began a long walk of shame back through the terminal. At that point, he started to complain he couldn't breathe, and he eventually went limp. Just let me breathe. >> Let me breathe, man. >> Just let me breathe. >> You let me breathe. >> Shut up. >> Why are you calling me? >> Cuz you are. >> I didn't do anything. >> Can I be in a wheelchair? I got one >> and act like a grown man yet. >> I need to breathe. Okay. I anxiety. >> Great. You're in recovery position. You're breathing just fine. Can you just let me walk? >> Yep. I will run. >> I will be peaceful. >> Don't drag me. >> You're going to drag me. >> This is not cool. >> How about I came and ask for help? >> Yeah. How'd that work out for you? >> Yeah, it's good. >> Can you please let me go? >> No. >> You think I'm going anywhere? >> Yeah, right here. No, >> you're not. That's >> all right. You guys going to beat me up, too? >> No. Nope. >> Right where you're going. >> Want to get I'm sick of my ass. >> Shut up. >> How about you let me go? I'm not causing that problem. >> You act like a adult that you are instead of a idiot. >> Smell like a lot of booze. >> They escorted the man to a security room and at that point, one of the cops insulted his intelligence. He might be angry and he might be drunk, but according to Bob here, he definitely wasn't dumb. >> I want my phone and call my lawyer. >> Hey, stupid. This isn't >> Don't call me stupid. >> You >> Yep. Okay, >> Martell. >> Yep. Make sure >> Don't call me stupid. >> Do I look stupid? >> Yes, you do. >> No, >> you're a drunk stupid idiot right now. >> All right. I want my phone. >> It's not my girlfriend. >> You're not getting either one of those. No, I want my phone and my one girlfriend. >> Do you see where you're at right now? >> I don't care, dude. >> You think I give you? >> Okay. I don't care when we take you to the jail. >> Yeah. Good luck with that. >> Today's Wednesday. Pre- Randy detaining. You'll sit there calling courts. Not till tonight. >> Well, maybe we can do a head tunnel. >> Yeah. Okay. I hit that this morning. You >> keep acting up. All right. Take a seat. Take a seat. Sit down before we put you down. >> The man kept giving orders like he was in a fast food restaurant. He ordered the cops to give him his phone so he could call his lawyer. The cops replied he'd have to wait until they booked him. And needless to say, he didn't like that answer. >> That's bull. That's against the law. >> No, it's not. >> I want my lawyer. >> Give me my phone. I'm calling my lawyer. He's going to you up. >> Okay. >> That's what's going to happen. >> You're going to jail for now? You going to see the judge later? >> I'm not going to jail. >> Oh, you're going to jail. >> You're going to be there until you go see the judge. >> Yeah. That >> you see the judge at 6:00 tonight. >> I I need to make my phone call. >> You're not making a phone call. You're not entitled to make a phone call here. You're not entitled to make a phone call till you get to jail. >> Excuse me. Why'd you tackle me like that? [ __ ] I didn't do anything wrong. >> I don't kidding me. Why is this computer suck here? Woody Woodpecker over here pecking away for two hours. >> Dude, I was >> Woody Woodpecker. That's fine. >> I own a company, computer company. I can punch 30 words a minute. >> That's good. >> I did 39. Yeah, that's still kick either one of your asses with one hand. >> As he was starting to seem like a threat to the cops, he really should have been more careful. He must have gotten warm in his Panthers jersey because he took it off in the security room, revealing another Panthers t-shirt. Sadly for this guy, they don't show hockey games in jail. >> It's not fair. I want everybody's names. >> Yeah. And you know what? If I didn't think I get init of trouble, I'd rip this thing off the wall. Kick the out of both of them. I don't care. Do it. No, you guys are [ __ ] How about the way you handled me? I'm a president of a company. I command respect. I respect people. >> Yeah, I started my own company, too. I'm a president, too. >> Yeah. You >> You paid $2.5 million in payroll. >> I don't think so. It's really not that much. >> 2.5 million. >> Yeah. >> 30 people. >> Yeah. Average that. >> All right. Do the math. >> Yeah. It's not that much. >> All right. You're a stud, dude. You should scratch your balls. My lawyer said that I'm not going to jail. >> You're not going to be booked into the jail. You're going to wait there for a couple hours. >> Hey, cuffs. >> Uh, no. You will be out of cuffs when you get to the jail. Boy, this is a first time, guys. >> I'm sorry. >> And just so you know, I offer if he apologized and he apologized, I would not press charges. >> You know, the kids, right? >> I don't care, dude. >> All right. >> No, now they're getting hammered. >> Do me a favor and face that wall, please. >> Yeah, whatever. I'll this thing off the wall. >> I'm just going to grab this from you. Okay. >> Just get me out of here. >> Perfect. I'm going to pull you all the way over there. >> You put him on tight, dude. I'm going to punch somebody. The cops cuffed the man again and let him out of the airport. And there was a squad car waiting to take him to jail. Based on how he acted so far, it wouldn't be a surprise if he didn't go quietly or put up another fight. >> I want my goddamn phone officer. >> What did I say I did with it? >> Come on. >> Yeah, you gave it to my girlfriend, Grace. She doesn't know what to do with it. >> Come on. You don't trust me. >> No, I'm not. >> I want my phone. >> I'm going to have day on you guys. I can't even fit in this. >> Yeah, I'm going put the seat belt on you so you don't >> I don't want to take off. >> You guys like stood your face. Our suspect, Bob, or whatever his name was, was charged with resisting disorderly conduct and obstructing governmental administration. On September 15th, 2025 in Akran, Ohio, the cops got a call about a domestic disturbance. Reportedly, a woman attempted to run over her ex-husband's daughter with her car. >> I'm sorry. It's >> all right. >> I'm Let me grab a shirt here. I apologize. >> I have cancer, so I get sick a lot. >> Yeah. >> So, I came over to see if I could get my mail because my social security check card is supposed to be coming. >> Uhhuh. >> And I pull I I pull up and she's she walks up to the car saying, "Why am I here?" I say, "Actually, I just would like to get my mail." And she just starts ranting and raving. So, I go to pull >> Put your Yeah, put your shirt on. >> Sorry. Um, so I go to pull back in reverse and she gets behind the car and saying that she's not going to let me leave. >> Okay. >> I'm non-confrontational person. I cannot afford to be upset like that. >> Yeah. >> Um, so >> can you step out for me? >> Yeah. So she um, >> just go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> Oh, am I in trouble? >> Yeah. >> What did I do? >> Yeah. So >> please, what did I do? I can't be in trouble. What did I do, sir? I didn't do anything. What did I do, sir? >> Okay. >> Would you please tell me what I did? >> Listen, >> I didn't even get out the car, sir. I didn't even get out the car. >> I I understand, and I'll explain things to you in a second, but I need to read you your Miranda rights first. Okay. >> The officer led the woman, Bobby, back to his unit. She claimed that her ex's daughter Ashley had not been harmed. That being said, she was sticking to her story, saying that Ashley had been standing behind her vehicle and refusing to move. At that point, the girl's uncle showed up and he told quite the different story. >> She just ran my niece over with her car. >> I was coming over there. Is your niece okay? Does she need to >> I don't know. I haven't been over there yet. I just left work. I'm so pissed right now. >> Me over there. See, >> Bobby, listen. >> Sir, I didn't touch her with my car. >> Okay. And listen, we're going to look into that. Okay? >> Show me that. >> I'm the one that called the police. Pulled up here and called the police. She hit my my car with her with whatever she had in her hand. >> Okay. >> From the back. I didn't I didn't touch her. >> All right. >> I didn't go backwards in my car. I came straight up here, officer. I promise you I did. >> So, you came to get your social security check? >> Yes. >> And then what happened? She just started going off and and I said, "Okay, okay, Ashley, that's fine." And I started going in to reverse and she jumped into the back of my car. >> Were you parked in the street or you parked in the drive? >> I pulled up right behind her and her car is um in the driveway. I pulled up right behind her. >> Okay. >> Meanwhile, at the crime scene, another officer talked to the victim. For someone who' just been hit by a car, she seemed awfully calm and ready to talk. It might have been because her neighbor caught the incident on video, so she was confident her claims were backed by evidence. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> It's my hand in my elbow. I just kind of went over. She has it on her video. It's just like the top the front of the the wheel. I kind of went over and rolled in the road a little, but she ran me over. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I'm okay. It's just like more adjust. >> Do you want the parex for your hand or >> um I think I'll be okay. If I need to go to the hospital, I'll go. I think it's just a small cut. >> Did you hit your head or anything? >> No, I kept my head up. Yeah, I just kind of rolled off. It's more like my elbow right here I can feel. But it she didn't hit me hard. She wasn't trying to like She was definitely trying to hurt me, but I don't think she was trying to. >> Okay. >> She tried to get out of the car and attacked me. She had a knife in on her. She has a knife in that car. She got She tried to get out of the car and I slammed the door shut. My mom, >> where did she put the knife? >> I didn't see it. Yeah, when she was getting out the car, she said, "You stupid." And she was coming out of the car with that knife she was trying to hurt. According to Ashley, she'd just gotten back in town two days ago and discovered Bobby had broken into her home. She filed a police report and was just getting off the phone with a repairman when Bobby showed up again and began going through her mail. >> I said, "What are you doing here? You can't be here. You're not allowed here." So, I just pressed charges on you. I'm calling the cops cuz you have my stuff in that car. So, I went to stand behind her car and she said, "I'm going to run you over. I'm going to run you over." Then she kept trying to get out again with her thing. So, I shut the door and I ran in the back. So, I called 911. I said, "She's here right now. She's trying to run me over. She has my stuff in her car. Well, she knew I was on the phone with the cops and that's when she tried to gun it. So, I like went to smack the window. It smashed out and that's how I cut my hand and then she got in the road and the neighbors both came out. These that neighbor right there and that neighbor came out and helped me. And then when she was in front of me, I was hitting her hood telling her to stop. The cops were pulling up and she just took off. >> So, listen. You also have a warn out for what happened last night or I'm sorry. Well, early the early morning yesterday like 1:30 in the morning. What happened? >> You tell me. I mean, that's that's what I'd really like to know. I mean, we >> I haven't been over here. I haven't started anything. This is the first time that I've been over here, and it was to get my check. >> There's video of you at Ashley's house at like 1:30 in the morning. >> That was not me. >> Who was it? I >> I don't know. >> Over at the crime scene, one of the witnesses claimed that the suspect had been to his house, too. Allegedly, she had smashed his windshield and left a flaming bag of feces on the back of his father's truck bed. Thankfully, one of the neighbors caught her rampage on video. >> Turn that down. >> Where were you at like 1:30 in the morning uh yesterday? >> Uh uh I was on Lake Street. >> On Lake Street? >> Mhm. >> Anybody verify that? The person that lives there should be able to. >> Okay. Okay. Well, I'm just letting you know that you're going to be detained for at least a little bit for a second. Okay. >> Okay. I don't want to get in trouble. >> I I get it. Let me try to put some air back on here for you. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> All right. >> Ashley likes to play games. I don't know if she had someone dress up like me or something like that. I I don't know. But I I didn't go in her house and I didn't hear her. >> The victims told police that Bobby had been on a multi-ity crime spree spanning Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Akran. As for Ashley, she declined any medical treatment. The cops eventually determined that her arm was okay aside from a few cuts and bruises. Shortly after, they met up with another witness and she was happy to add more to the story. So she took some things from the hotel and then she like creased it over his bumper and you she poured gasoline on it and then she pooped on it some of it and then shook these magazines and like I left it all in my driveways right there was like gasoline my car wasn't there to do anything then she went to my dad's house and a couple houses down >> you live in Athens >> wait so I said I will wait until my husband I called him this morning I said I'm going to wait till my husband gets off Okay, we'll get the footage from my neighbor, >> then you can call me ask. I'll take it to the prosecutor in the morning. >> Um, that way you have Cincinnati because the officer yesterday, he's like, "Well, I know you guys knew it was her." I'm like, "Well, in Cincinnati, she's very much on camera right there in that traffic." >> Just when things couldn't get any stranger, the cops finally decided to search the woman's car. As far as what they found inside, it was like something straight out of a low-budget horror movie. >> There's just so much stuff in here. >> Emergency stuff they bought, I guess. >> Is his wallets in there? >> Uh, or might be. >> Yeah, >> it might be. All right. >> Should be a wallet. >> Paul's lost in Indiana and they had to make him another key for a semi. She has two phones. >> Does she normally have two phones? >> One's her husband's and one's hers. She stole his phone and keys and luggage and wallet and then she had her own phone. >> Yeah, that's his dad's phone. And then >> eight. >> You don't even have socks on. Drop out 64. >> You step out just for a second. >> Yes. >> You don't have a knife on you, right? >> No. >> Where is it at in your car? >> All right. Cine, are you going to back seat on a lanyard? >> Okay. >> But I never >> I'm just ran her over. >> No, I didn't touch her with my car. She was in the back of my car. >> I I didn't run her over. So, what's the blood from on your uh uh hood? I >> I don't I don't know. >> She claimed the blood must have come from Ashley when she cut her hand. While it did seem plausible, it didn't change the fact that the video evidence disproved her version of events, but at that point, the cops were way more concerned about finding that knife that she'd allegedly pulled. >> Where is it? In the back seat. >> Where? Um my knife. >> Yeah, with the lanyard. looking on the floor. He usually behind the passenger side. I got his phone. >> Yeah. I don't know. I uh >> ID. >> So, we haven't gotten the whole story yet. >> So, you're not even arrested. >> We don't know yet. She has a warrant. So, Right. I wasn't on scene over there. I was on scene here. So, >> you doing all right, Bobby? >> Yes. I'm just worried because I didn't hurt her. >> There is enough evidence against you, right, for the burglary. Okay. So, you are going to go to jail on that, but you're not in trouble for the for the car thing today. Okay. And if you do have an alibi, that's something you definitely want to bring up in court. >> Yes. because I I I didn't I didn't burglarize her. >> Okay, >> officer. I've never been to jail like this before. >> This is a very serious charge. Oh, in her house. She let me in her house. >> Ultimately, they arrested Bobby and she was charged with burglary and vehicular assault. These entitled Kairens thought they were invincible. They thought they'd never get arrested. And when they tried to give the cops a run for their money, they realized that they had to face the consequences, which were incredibly real.