I'm going to hold on. >> No. Let it go. This is my paperwork. This is my in doing. Are you crazy? >> Hey, you need to calm down. >> No. >> You're not going to take stuff out of me. >> So, she's my kid. You've been fighting really bad. I think she's experienced >> to jail. >> No. >> So, >> get down here. >> Does normal bar activity include touching up on people and maybe kicking other individuals? >> Let me have that. Thank you. [music] snatching documents from a police officer's hand, hitting her own daughter, and kicking others nuts at a bar. It's honestly laughable that these women think their money makes them untouchable. At Law Frame, we reveal what happens when ego meets the badge. Let's find out. And when Rich Karens find out the law has no VIP list, starting with the first incident >> doing Are you crazy? >> Hey, you need to calm down. No, >> you're not going to take stuff out of >> On July 19th, 2026, an officer observed a motorist in Florida making an unlawful U-turn and running a red light. >> I'm so sorry. I was trying to turn this showing expired as of June of this year. >> I beg you pardon. >> I was trying to turn. I guess I didn't do it right. >> Are you drunk? >> No. What's wrong? Do you not know how to drive? There's a red turn signal. >> A red arrow. >> There is a green light and a red arrow. And you're almost >> When police asked whether the woman had been drinking before driving, she repeatedly denied it. >> How much have you had to drink? >> None. >> I'm sorry. >> Where's your driver's license? >> One more, please. >> Where are you coming from? to visit my family. >> So, where are you trying to get to? >> I'm going back to Pensacola. I'm going to go home to Mississippi tomorrow. >> Where are you staying in Pensacola? >> By the church, the big church, St. Paul's Church. >> Do you have a registration? >> I'm not sure what registration means. I mean, I know what registration means, but I'm not sure. >> It's usually in your glove compartment, and it usually has the expiration tag number. Say small white piece of paper. >> Small white piece of paper. Okay. I don't see it off hand. Can I please have a little bit more time to look for? >> I'm not sure. >> Are you on medication or something or >> No, sir. >> How much did you have to drink? >> None. >> None. >> Can you please um give me a little bit more time? So, registration. Well, I'm smelling a little odor of alcohol. You telling you tell me that's not you? >> No. >> This is my car insurance. This is USAA and this is my driver's. Maybe this will be helpful. Maybe it will help to have my insurance. >> Okay. How much did you have to drink? >> None. >> You haven't had a sip of alcohol all day? >> No, I'm okay. You drink alcohol. >> Just cuz you're okay doesn't mean you are okay. How much did you have to drink? >> None. You're really very accusatory and you're scaring me. I feel like I need to >> Your driving your driving pattern and you running a red light almost causing a wreck and you almost getting t-boned is a problem. >> Well, that was just trying to turn around like at the turn light. >> At a red light. >> I'm sorry. You're making me feel very very worried. Is there anywhere I can go? Like just out of the rain right now? Like, is there something >> I'm not comfortable with you driving away from here? >> Can I please go to the bathroom? I don't even I've already called my friend. She works for a lawyer. She's a parillegal. I'm just like so worried right now. I don't know what is going on. >> Okay. You are operating a motor vehicle in an unsafe manner. You are not okay to drive. >> All right. I can leave this car here and just get in. >> She also continued to refuse the sobriety test. >> Are you willing to do standardized field sobriety test? >> I'm not doing anything right now because I don't understand this. I'm sorry. I just need to go to the bathroom. Can I please go to the restroom? >> No. >> Are you you need to answer my question. Are you willing to do standardized field sobriety task? >> No, because I don't I don't understand what that means and I don't know you. There's a series of tasks that I need to perform or need you to perform to prove to me whether you're under the influence of alcohol or not. >> I just need to sit down for a minute and like really compose my thoughts. You're making me feel very very worried. >> No, this is this is nothing to be worried about. >> It is worrisome because you're bigger than I am and I'm afraid of you. >> Okay. I am not threatening you at all. >> You are very threatening. You're scaring me half to death. Okay, listen. You are detained for operating a motor vehicle in the manner that you were operating it. Okay? So, we're only here because of you. I want you to understand that part. Do you understand that? >> We're here because of you. >> No. No. We're here because of you. Cuz you almost hurt somebody >> by your driving. >> Oh my lord. >> Yes. I know. >> Park. I'm just trying to get you off of the roadway. >> I'm off the roadway. >> Luckily, we are now. But now I have an investigation to conduct. Oh my gosh. >> For you being under the influence of alcohol. >> Really? >> Yeah. We had two incidents yesterday where people were drunk and driving and hurt somebody. >> Well, I'm not doing any of those things. I just need to park the car, >> go to the restroom, call my friend, and let her know it's going to be a little bit more time before I get there because of this. So, >> okay. I need you to give me a yes or a no. Are you willing to do standardized field sobriety test? >> You're scaring me to death. No, I'm afraid of you. I'm afraid of you. I'm afraid of a setup. >> I'm afraid of you. >> 812, I need another unit. Uh 806, if you're >> Things then got out of control when she tried to snatch her documents back, forcing officers to place her under arrest. >> Please see my paperwork. >> Nu, I'm going to hold on. >> No, let it go. This is my paperwork. This is my insurance paperwork. Really? What are you doing? Are you crazy? Hey, you need to calm down. >> No, >> you're not going to take stuff out of my hand. >> Oh my gosh. >> No, ma'am. >> Oh my god. >> We're not going to play these games. >> Really? >> We're not going to play these games. >> Oh, we're not playing. >> You're not going to You're not going to yank stuff out of my hand. >> No. My lord. I asked my Oh my lord. >> You are causing these problems right now. >> Oh my lord. >> Come on. >> No. Stop here. Please stop. >> Please. You're going to stop resisting me at this point. >> Cuz now you are in handcuffs because of your actions. No, because of you taking advantage of a lady. >> This has nothing to do with you being a lady. This has everything to do with you operating a motor vehicle in the manner that you were operating it and you acting like you were just acting right there. Okay. So now I want you to sit in the back of my car. >> No, I'm afraid of you. You're scaring me. I'm very afraid of you. >> I have not hurt you. I have not hit you. These handcuffs are hurting me. They are very on too tightly. And I'm very afraid of you. You're scaring me. >> You need to have a seat. >> No. No. No. No. No. You're You are kidnapping me. I'm afraid of you. Please stop. >> Please stop. You're scaring me. >> Sit down. >> I'm very [clears throat] afraid of you. Please stop. >> You are. >> How old are you? >> I'm 60. >> Exactly. You need to start acting like you're 60. >> I [laughter] am. >> No, you are not >> acting. You are not acting in a mature manner. >> Do you not understand what we are doing right now? You need to sit inside this vehicle. Please stop trying to apprehend and force me. >> You are detained and you are going to sit in the back of my car. >> Please stop trying to manhandle me. If you would please let me go, I would feel less threatened. I'm feeling very threatened right now. >> Please stop threatening me. >> You are resisting me. >> It's because you're scaring me. >> Look who I have here. A female officer. Is she scaring you? >> I'm very scared of him. Would you please please? >> We're gonna take you to her car. >> We're gonna come to my car. >> You're going to sit in a car. Do you understand that? >> I get it. >> Okay. >> Watch your knees. >> Other officers arrived and were briefed on what had happened. >> He came down this turn lane at like 5 miles an hour. >> The uh green light was on >> obviously with a red arrow and >> she's bumping out >> to U-turn with the red arrow right in front of me and then you turned and slowly comes in here after I light her up. She's obviously impaired. >> Yes. >> So I asked her to do a field sobriety test. She says, "No, I'm not doing anything." And then she hands me this paper. She steps out of her car, walks back to me and hands me this and I take it >> after the fourth time I ask her. She says no. She tries to yank it out of my hands and says, "No, I'm leaving." >> And then tries to leave. >> So then I detain her at that point. >> Okay. >> And then now she's she's sitting where she's sitting. At this point, she has refused. >> Yep. >> So wait for Sarge to get here. >> Maybe he can talk her since to her. >> Okay. >> But he's on his way. >> Yeah. He said he was talking to Ma'am. No, we cannot right now. You are being detained right now. When our sergeant gets here, we will talk to you in just a second. Okay. All right. This lady, >> she obviously shows me signs of impairment while she's in the vehicle. I get her driver's license. >> I ask her for a registration. She can't find it. >> Okay. >> And then she steps out of the car. So, I walk up to her and I meet her right here and she hands me this paper. I grab it and fold it. And I'm talking to her about possibly being impaired. I ask her to do standardized field sobriety test. She says no. She just talked to her friend who's a lawyer and she's not doing anything for me. I ask her another three or four times and she says no each time. By the after the fourth time I tell her, she tried to yank this out of my hand and pull away from me. >> So I grab her and detain her. >> Okay. >> So that's where we are at this point. >> So what are you doing? A DUI. Are you doing DUI? >> Well, I was going to, but she obviously refused to do I supposed to ride. >> Tell her what your clues or your your suspicions were. >> So I told her I smell alcohol. >> Okay. >> And I believe she's impaired. >> Okay. >> So I did not get to the point of what happens if she refuses. You know what I mean? That's what I go with. >> As for the woman, when asked again whether she would take the test, she still refused. >> Moment I got here, she was like, I'm terrified of him. I'm terrified of him. He's scaring me. Okay. Will you come with me and get back in my car then? >> Yeah, ma'am. I'm starting bang. So, Officer Hart needs to talk to you. >> Ma'am, please step out of the car. >> Nope. I need you to sit right there. Just listen for me. Okay. >> Can you please let these handcuffs loose? >> We'll adjust those. We'll adjust those. Just give me a second. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, listen, Officer Hart for me. >> Okay. Are you willing to do standardized field sobriety test? >> Yes. >> I've asked you that before. >> So, yes, you will. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> What's your name, young lady? >> Angie. >> Angie. All right, Miss Angie. Are you Are you volunteering to do standardized field sobriety test? Let me finish. On your own free will, not being coerced or being forced to do that? >> I definitely feel forced and coerced. >> Okay. So, then we will not do standardized field sobriety test. >> He's very much scaring me to death. >> Okay. We can't have you do it if you feel like you're coerced. He's just going to have to base his uh arrest off of his interaction with you in the totality of circumstances. Okay. So, go ahead and let her know. >> Okay. You're under arrest for DUI. >> I'm scared of you. >> Okay. Um >> ask her to provide a breath sample. >> Are you willing to provide a sample of your breath to determine its alcohol content? >> I No, I don't even know what that >> You still refuse to submit to the test I've requested. >> Yeah. I I don't want to do anything without my attorney here. >> My attorney. All right. So, here's the deal. Angela is placed under arrest and an officer fetches her personal items to take to booking. >> And should I get my purse? >> We'll get We'll grab that for you. >> We'll get that in your phone and everything. >> You got her license? >> Uh, yes. Okay. >> It's an out of state license. You want me to keep it? >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. So, we'll do >> What does she need out of here? >> Her purse, her phone, if you see it. >> You good to go over here, buddy? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. You got a tow slip? >> Uh, I will go to front seat. I'm going to ask her as this. >> Go to that front seat and do it. >> Yes, sir. >> Which one's your purse? >> The black one. >> The black one. >> That one have a wallet in it. >> It's right here. >> Okay. It's going to be up there. >> Okay. Well, I'm put putting these back in your vehicle. >> That goes in the vehicle. I there's just a bunch of missiles. I mean, damn. I can't even get on this stuff. That's just a bunch of miscellaneous signs. 838 97 Hey, uh, are you cool with hot hook and breaking around to that gas station? >> Yeah, that works, man. I'll meet you. >> Everybody has an opinion, and this is also true of the viewers who left comments underneath the video. She is not afraid of the PD. She is afraid of being accountable. What's scaring me is all these drunk drivers acting like it's no big deal. The level of entitlement and feigned ignorance at that age is astonishing. The energy in that room was toxic. Was she the victim of a mob mentality or did she get exactly what she deserved? I'll see you in the comments. This Karen was accused of driving while intoxicated, refusing to take a DUI test, driving carelessly, and other connected charges. Her reluctance to comply with the mandatory DUI test, and her choice to drive while intoxicated led to several charges and further exacerbated the incident's aftermath. The lesson is that drunk driving and refusing to cooperate only lead to more serious consequences. If you enjoyed this, subscribe to Law Frame for more articles. We'll move on to the next scenario right away so that no one has to wait too long >> to jail. >> No. So, >> yes, here. >> On June 30th, 2026, when her granddaughter reported that she was fighting with her mother and needed assistance, the grandma contacted the police. The mother and daughter gave rather different accounts of what had transpired when the police came. >> Hi. >> Hi. I'm here to check on >> Yeah. >> Can you tell me what's going on? >> Well, if I'm honest in my So, she's my kid. You've been fighting really bad. I think she's experimenting with >> Uhhuh. >> And that's where her like outbursts are coming from. She started cussing and screaming in my face. So, I pushed her. I didn't want to hit her, like punch her. And when I punch went to punch her, she ducked her head in the corner of my knuckle did catch her eye. I know I shouldn't have done it and I know I probably just myself being honest with you, but we're mother and daughter. I'm all she has. I'm her only legal guardian. So I don't know why her grandpa called you thinking that she has a say. So she's not a legal her son is not her dad in any way, shape, or form. So she has no business getting involved. They won't take her when we fight like this unless I turn her over to the state so they can get a paycheck for being a foster parent. >> Um, so I don't want to I'm going to have another guy come here so that we can split you guys up and talk to you guys separately. >> Okay. >> I just that >> nobody feels intimidated to not want to tell me things. So, um, I'm going to wait for the other guy to get here and then I'll talk to you if that's okay. Uh, if if you'd like to wait in your room and then I'll have mom get you whenever [snorts] that's fine. Or if you want to wait in here, that's fine, too. Okay. But it it's okay for me to talk to her. >> I mean, I want to be present. >> Okay. Well, I was I was just trying to separate you guys. >> We don't I mean, >> we've been fine for we we do this every other day. This is an everyday occurrence with us and I just don't feel comfortable. I don't feel she's 15. I don't think that Hang on. >> What do I do? Do I let her talk to him by Can you call somebody? Like, what do I do? >> Okay. [snorts] Uh she doesn't want me to talk to you separately. So, can you just tell me what's going on or what happened? >> I mean, >> but do I let him talk to her by herself? >> I just was talking to her and I got mad and I cussed at her and then she got mad at me and we were just arguing and screaming and then she got up and she pushed me on the couch [snorts] >> and then I went to my room and we were still having a child bathroom because we were still arguing. How can they talk? I'm an attorney. She's attracted to [laughter] Mark on your neck. >> She scratched me, too. >> Okay. >> And my friends were here, but they left to go get >> They left to the nail salon. So, they're proof that like >> Okay. >> Yes. >> So, most of my family most of like my family on her side is in Michigan right now >> and then my dad is in Indiana and my dad. >> I'm just going to take some pictures of your >> He is my dad. No, he's not. Yes, he's mine. >> After hearing both sides of the story and realizing that the mother was the one who had become violent, police questioned the woman further, but she showed no sign of remorse. >> But I would have to turn her over to the state. I'm all she has. The guy that she calls dad is in no way, shape, or form her legal guardian at all. Has no rights to her whatsoever. As a matter of fact, [snorts] I text him. It's I don't know if you're a Marian native and know him or not. >> I've heard the name. I said I called the police department. They said I can do a lockout and turn her into them and she will become a ward of the state. You have 15 minutes to tell me what to do [snorts] or that's what I'm doing cuz I can't keep living like this. And he said you're the boss. So >> you're the boss, [snorts] man. >> Meaning I'm the boss. I make the decision. If I want to turn her over to the state, I turn her over to the state. He's not leaving Indiana to come get her. >> And that's her dad. >> That No, that's who she calls dad. She doesn't have a dad. She She has a sperm. >> Everybody's got a dad, >> right? She has a sperm donor. He has never been in her life ever since she was 2 or 3 years old. The guy that I got with after him is who she calls dad, but he has no legal anything over her. Nothing. I am her only guardian. >> Okay. >> Legal guardian, parent, whatever you guys call it. >> I got you. [snorts] Can you tell me what you told the dispatchers about like what you were wanting to do? >> Well, I told them I was like, "Can you guys do anything for like my daughter? She's cussing at me, acting out like >> acting ridiculous, not listening to me, has zero respect for me. Like, can you guys come get her? Like, her grandma won't come get her. Nobody will come get her. Like, can you guys come get her and do something with her? I didn't I don't know how that works. And the dispatcher was like, "Honestly, I'm not sure. Somebody sitting next to her, a guy was like, "Is that the mom? Is that the guardian?" She's like, "Yeah." And he's like, "She can do a lockout where we we take like she can bring her to us and she'll become a ward to the state." >> Mhm. >> And that it's called like a something lockout. >> Lockout. >> Yeah. And I was like, "Okay." And they're like, "Is that what you want to do?" And I was like, "Well, I don't know. If I can get her dad or her grandma, I know it's confusing cuz I keep saying dad. If I can get or Vicki to come get her, then >> how far are these two away from her?" >> Is that his girlfriend's? And his him and his mom both you can open the door. >> Um so his mom could come get her, but his mom won't come get her to go stay there or live there unless I turn her over to the state so she can be her foster parent. And I'm not doing that. >> Okay. >> It's a fake. Like I understand what I did. >> So >> who who can get here the quickest? >> Nobody. My parents don't give a Sorry. My parents don't care and they're in Michigan. His mom will not come get her unless I turn her over to the States so she can claim her as a foster child and get a a paycheck. >> Where is his mom? >> Calico Road. Uh I think it's Spring Garden Subdivision. >> Would you be willing for her to watch her? >> No. >> No. >> Officers then decided to arrest her and she began crying and begging for mercy. >> What's going to happen is uh my sergeant here is going to take her to the police department for me. Uh >> what's going to happen to her? >> You're going to jail. >> No. So, get down here now. >> My mother and daughter, they fight like what? >> It's still domestic battery. You punched her in the face. >> I did not mean to punch her though. When she's done, that's how she made connectivity with my thing. Like, I was never aiming to punch her. Hey, >> I'm going to hang up the phone that I can take her out. >> Don't hang up. All right, let's go. >> What's going to happen to her, though? >> She's going to go with us and we're going to call DCFS. >> No, she doesn't want to do that either. >> Let's get your shoes and let's move on. >> I don't want to. We've been together for 15, 16 years. I don't want to lose my kid. How long am I going to be in there >> till tomorrow? >> I have to stay overnight. >> It's domestic violence. You have to stay overnight. Do you want it or no? >> You beat the out of me and didn't get arrested. >> Well, I'm not that kind of cop. Do you want the phone or not? >> Yes. [laughter] I really can't put underwear or a bra on. >> You're going to make me >> I don't I don't have a female here to watch you. If I had a female >> I don't care if you see the naked. >> I don't want to go to jail with no underwear or a bra. >> You could have taken it from me anyway. >> You're disgusting. >> If I had a female here, I'd be more than willing, but I don't have a female here. >> This is so gross. >> But as she was escorted to the police vehicle, those tears quickly turned into angry insults. >> Hate his mom. God, I hope she's not dead. Can it be on the record like your body cam footage or something that I don't want her talking to anybody without me present? I'm her only legal guardian. I don't want her talking to anyone. >> What do you mean anyone? >> Like I don't want her talking to a guardian at lightam anybody unless I am present. >> Okay. I already got her statement on my body cam. >> No, that's fine. But I don't want her talking to anybody at the police department. I don't want her going to his mom. I don't want any of that. >> Okay. There's a camera right above your face if you look up that just caught what you just said. It's recording. Okay. >> Okay. Perfect. Will they for sure take her from you now? >> Ma'am, I >> to be 100% honest with you, I have no idea how that side of this works. I I don't even have the >> I don't want to tell you an answer because it would be untruthful cuz I don't know. The only thing I know is there's no guardian close >> and [snorts] the the crime of domestic battery has occurred. The state of Illinois does not give me any decision making and what to do with that. I have to take you to jail because you admitted to it on the body camera. I there is nothing I can do whatsoever >> because I feel like being honest is the right thing to do. >> It absolutely is the right thing to do. But domestic violence because there's so many domestic violence that turned horrible. You know, >> my wife tried to kill me in county. What did you do to deserve it? You called her a lying. You deserved it. >> So you should know where I'm coming from. Where I have I >> Yeah, I get it. And I feel like [ __ ] that I did it, but that's why I was honest about it because I'm like, this is not like I know it's not okay and I don't want to put my hands on her. I don't want her putting her hands on me, which is why I think she's on because she used to never act like this ever. >> Nope, I understand that. >> And then she started running around with people who have parents who are on. And when I'm working two and three jobs to make ends meet, I can't keep tabs on her all the time. I know I should. She's my kid. But I can only tell her, "You're not allowed there so many times before they all start hanging out at the park." And like I can't I have to work two and three jobs. I can't sit home every night and make sure she's not hanging out with >> No, I get it. And you know, I commend you for working three jobs. Um it's just whenever and if you read the statute, it is a mustarrest charge. I do not have a choice. There's there's nothing >> doesn't make sense to me because my wife literally tried to kill me. >> I I can't answer for what Sling County did, ma'am. I I I'm truly sorry that you were justice was not served for you. But with me, I follow the law. That's my job. That's what they pay me to do. And unfortunately, that's that it is what it is. There's there's nothing I can do in this situation. >> [snorts] >> Uh, >> can you please not put my picture on that stupid app because I do not need to lose any of my jobs. >> Uh, you can ask the jail staff. I don't know if they have anything that they can do that I that that has nothing to do with me. I I don't work at the >> In the end, the woman was taken to the station for further processing. >> Hey, just breathe. Hey, step out here. Step out here. Get some air. Step out here. Come on. Hey, breathe. Breathe in through your nose. Out through your mouth. [laughter] In through your nose. Out through your mouth. >> In through your nose. [laughter] >> I don't want to lose my kid over two. Like this happens every day and his mom decides that she wants to make a phone call today. >> Hey, >> norally it's her beating my and I just take it because I'm >> in light of this bizarre circumstance. The remarks made following the video's distribution are equally significant. The way she sits on the counter while her daughter is crying. Typical bully behavior. This mom is vile and so abusive. Her mom is nasty as hell. She seems happy to tell everyone her daughter doesn't have a dad. Poor kid. This Karen was accused of employing physical force on a household or family member during the encounter, leading to charges of domestic violence. The lesson is that violence against family members can lead to serious consequences and crying or insulting officers won't erase the actions that led to an arrest. This Karen is such a stubborn person. Get more stuff by subscribing to Law Frame if you liked this. The next Karen will respond with more violence. >> No, I'm sorry. >> Pay attention. >> I don't have that. Thank you. On February 5th, 2026, after a lady assaulted someone at a pub, police were summoned. [music] [music] without [music] >> after officers managed to restrain and escort the woman outside. They questioned her, but she remained quite hostile and uncooperative. >> Guesses, you can turn her back to it. You got your ID on you? >> How old are you? >> This your real ID? >> Okay. Can we have your real ID so we don't have to take you to jail? >> Do you want to go to jail tonight or do you want to just give us a real ID? >> Charles 115 want my number out of state [music] you grenade m over here. What's the age on it? >> She's under 21 until 224 or 26. I guess it's real. >> What's going on inside? >> The manager came and got us and they said that they don't want you in there anymore. What's going on? He said he can't deal with you anymore. Ma'am, I need you to ask some questions so I can try to figure out what's going to happen. Okay. What's your plan for the rest of the night? Can you help us help? We don't want to take the detail. We want you to go home safely. But right now, we haven't got any way to make that happen. So, when someone is asked to leave the bar, they don't leave the bar and we have to get involved. It doesn't put you in good luck. >> I was not told it's too soft to answer. I don't know. >> Okay. Were you ever asked to leave the bar? >> No. >> Okay. Um, how long have you been in there? >> Approximately 50 minutes. >> Okay. Do you have anything to drink while? >> No. >> Not in that bar. Where did you drink tonight? >> Uh, nothing. >> Nothing. Do you always have red eyes like that? >> Yes. Yes. What is that? >> Makeup. >> Makeup. So you put makeup on your face and make you >> Yeah. >> Oh, how come I So how close? >> No reason. I don't see it. >> Police then heard the victim's account and he said that she had kicked him in a sensitive area. >> Hey, uh kind of tell what's going on with her. Multiple people said that she was touching up on him, grabbing them appropriately. I would just say, "Hey, it's time to go. We got to leave now." I try to take her downstairs. She like me nuts. But yes, then I'm like, "Hey, ma'am." I try to get in front of him. I say, "Hey, we got to leave." So, I'm I'm getting done, but I go get Pops. She starts fighting. She's pushing her ankle into She nuts. Did it hurt? >> No. I I don't want to press anything like that. I just want her to Are you the manager? >> Uh-uh. My manager is heading over here right now. Okay. >> So, apparently she kicked him in the nuts and he tried to get her out and she was touching all up on other people and so they went they complained to him he went to he got to go and >> she was trying to try to escort her down the stairs. He kicked her in the nuts and she kicked him in the nuts. >> He doesn't want to press charges. >> Okay. >> Uh he doesn't want possibly a CT. >> So >> possibly. But if >> Yeah. Mer coming to talk to us right now. >> Got to get her out. Yep. >> If she kicked you the nuts. >> Yes. Okay. >> She's also pushing on me when I was trying to get in front of her. Trying to push me backwards. Yelling no. >> Yelling no as you're trying to get out. How much did you did she drink in there? >> I would expect so in there. Okay. >> When officers returned to speak with the woman, her dismissive attitude continued. >> We were called upstairs. >> No. >> What was going on up there? >> Probably normal proactivity like >> Okay. Why do you think they br sent us to you? normal bar activity. I don't know. >> You know, like what what do you think normal bar activity would be? But get you pointed out to us >> cuz we don't normally just walk in bars and grab people, right? >> Unless we're told >> normal bar activity. I don't know. Normal bar activity. >> Does normal bar activity include touching up on people and maybe kicking other individuals? >> I don't know. Probably. >> How did you get the red mark on your neck? Do I have one? I don't. >> You do. You actually have one on your arm. You have one on your on your neck. You have one down here on your arm. And you have a red spot there on your chest. >> I don't know. I'm late on myself. >> What's your plan for tonight? >> My plan? >> Yeah. >> Um >> I don't have one particularly. We were going to go to this bar and then >> Who's me? >> Me and my roommate. I was going to look up for her and then we were going to figure out what to do. Probably go to Dixie Chicken. >> Okay. Do you think it's probably a better idea for you to go home right now? >> Yeah, probably. >> You have your phone on you? >> Uh, maybe not. >> Can you color? the So, I have my camera and my lipstick. No. >> Did you have a phone earlier? >> I did. Somebody else has my phone. >> Who has your phone? >> Somebody else. >> You don't know who has your phone? >> Don't. >> Where do you live? >> Okay, listen. We're trying to help, but you're not helping us. >> What part of town do you live in? >> Off campus. >> Off campus. Okay. >> Were you in the upper room with a friend? >> Okay. >> At that point, police decided to place her under arrest. >> She wasn't at the upper room. You're right. Yeah. What happened to the right? Yeah. What happened to that? >> Let me have that. Thank you. Good morning. Camera. No phone. No phone. No phone. Oh boy. Give me a place under arrest called Peacock Station. All right. Can't be sitting there getting drunk, punching people and kicking them, right? >> All right. So, she's going to jail for public intoxication. Do you guys want to press charges for criminal trespass? >> Criminal trespass. I'm sure. Yeah. Because work. >> Get her identified. Can you do work that side of it? >> She's unable to hold herself up. She's leaning around. >> All right. They get broken. They get broken. >> We're going to come over here and go to this. >> Hey, check that thing. Good for nose nose candy. >> She got the nose candy on her. >> I don't know. She's just her. It's She could do just drunk, but it's a weird [music] just drunk. Yeah. >> I mean, isn't this a crazy situation? Let's look at the comments made by viewers after the video became viral. She's lucky she only got public into talks. Should have stayed home if she can't control her alcohol. Hyper loud, horrible music and a bunch of drunk children. I can't imagine a worse place to go on purpose. This Karen was charged with public drunkenness as a first offense after police concluded that she was incapable of conducting herself safely in a public setting due to her actions and degree of intoxication. The lesson is that drinking excessively and becoming aggressive in public can quickly lead to arrest and serious consequences. This Karen is a complete mess already. Please subscribe to Law Frame to keep up with more cases similar to this one. What will happen to the next one? Let's not stop observing. >> All right, turn around. Put your hands on your back. You're being involved. On May 25th, 2022, after a lady harris staff and patrons and would not leave the premises, police were sent to the scene. >> What is she doing? >> Okay. She's like she was like rambling stuff, calling people racial slurs and stuff. Told her leave. She didn't leave. >> So, did Were you telling her to leave because she was disturbing business? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Uh, she's disturbing business by yelling at customers, calling them racial slurs. >> It's a white female heavy build. What else you wearing? Black leggings. a gray shirt, black leggings, >> and you told her to leave already. You specifically or me specifically? >> Okay, cool. That's cool. And >> she looks like she's high on something. >> I don't know if she's mentally or high. I can't tell. >> Is she uh agitated, aggressive a little bit? >> No, she's calm. She's >> Where's she at? >> Back. Let's go. >> She's still in there. Hi. >> Hello. >> Um, you want Marcus sign? He's our ABS. >> Yeah, I was with him. Yeah. Yeah. >> No, that's Marcus is >> Oh, I met here. >> Oh, I thought you got it filled out already. Okay, that's market. >> And this is the lady. >> No, I think this is the lady. >> Is it? No, no, no, no. I'm tripping. I'm tripping. >> You love me. You love everybody. >> Is it? >> Oh, this you? >> Yeah. >> Oh, shoot. We know her. We just involved her the other day. Same girl. Oh >> yeah. >> Yeah, we know her. We sent her to the hospital just the other day. >> She was super mean to us, too. If I can get one of you guys to sign this. >> Well, we got her name. Let's >> just got to remember what the name was. >> We had to find it super quick. We liter Yeah, we we just dealt with her the other day. She's gone. She's >> deteriorating. That's for sure. >> Uh, sorry. If you Yeah. Uh if you can just put actually sorry there's not a spot for it. It's the dumbest thing in the world. But if you can just throw it right there. >> Yeah. She's like whipping and doing the same things over and over. >> Yeah. She's that's when we dealt with her. She's got all sorts of mental health issues. Where' she go? >> Bathroom. >> Bathroom. >> Yeah. >> Was that she did or is that yours? >> She bought those here. >> Yeah. She was super hateful to us as well the last time we dealt with her. So, >> we just been ignoring her and she'll get kind of quiet. She's >> after a while. I could see it getting all the customers coming through deter where's the best unless my manager shakes her hand. So, >> she won't leave unless >> it's a weird fair. Yeah, we the last time we contacted her, she was naked in >> after speaking with the manager and identifying the woman, police asked her to leave, but she stubbornly refused. >> The store is closing. We got to go. It's the police. >> We just got here. We're still working. >> Emma just doesn't want to lose. She doesn't want to have to shake my hand. >> Yeah, the store is closing though, so we all got to go pretty soon. Yeah, that's that's called closing. Yeah. Her name is Mur. She's drying her physics. Oh, you're drying your shoes. But I know. >> Well, the security wants you to go as well. Okay. >> I'm sorry. I can't hear you. And I heard off the intercom. I said 50 squad. >> No. >> And I think if you don't honor your >> No, you're being trespassed. You can't be here. >> I mean, God will punish you. >> Haley, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. You remember us? >> Yeah. >> We helped you last time. >> Not you. >> I remember you. What is your name? Billy. >> This is Jack. >> You look like Billy. Jack. >> Okay. Other than Billy Jack. >> Yes. >> That's Emily just doesn't want to have to take your hand. >> Nope. You got to leave. Hey. >> Yep. You do. >> You have to leave. You're not allowed to be in here. Go. Yes. >> Door open. >> Go right now. She doesn't want to shake my hand, but a curse will come down upon her. >> Hey, you're being trespassed. You need to leave. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, you do. Go. >> It's not closed yet. >> Not for you. You have to go. >> It's 9:47. You're being trespassed. You cannot leave. >> Emily just doesn't want to have to shake my hand. >> Emily doesn't have to. You need to leave. That's not a very nice word at all. You need to go. Yes, you are. >> I'm not leaving. >> You're leaving now. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not leaving, >> Billy. Jack, that's a terrible thing to say. And you need to leave. >> I'm not leaving. like a good doctor. >> Don't do that to me. You'll end up in handcuffs. Don't be >> I'm not leaving. Go. >> I'm not scared. >> I don't want you to be scared. I just want to have a curse brought down upon her. She doesn't do this. >> Emily will have to deal with that. Okay. Please come. >> I'm not leaving. >> Yes, you are. Come on. Go. >> I'm not trespassed. >> Yes, you are. You're being trespassed right now. That's fine. >> Haley, go. >> If Emily takes me out, then come down. >> Okay. Emily is not. We are. Go. >> This is ridiculous. Go. Hill Jack, you're ridiculous. >> I don't know why you keep calling me Billy Jack. Stop. You're not going to walk through me. Go. Go. Go. Now, please. Come on. Go. Go. >> I don't have to. >> Yes, you do. You actually have to. >> I'm staying here until Emily comes out. >> You can stay here. Emily, >> I don't even know who Emily is. They're right here. >> Okay. Tell Emily to tell her to leave. >> Hey, Emily. >> Yeah, but right now, like in front of us. >> I'm not scared. >> I don't need you to be scared. I don't want you to be scared. I want you to leave. >> Jack, >> that's not nice. And I'm not Billy Jack. I don't know why you keep calling me Billy Jack. >> Jack? >> No. >> Can you tell her out loud in front of us that she's not allowed to be here? >> You're not allowed to be here. >> No. I believe in God, Emily. I believe because I come down upon you if you don't shake my hand. >> She kicked me out because she didn't want to have to shake my hand in the end. >> No, because you're being very mean. >> And you don't believe in God, Emily. >> Then she doesn't have to go. >> Haley, stop. This is ridiculous. We're going to end up in >> I will win. >> You're not going to do that. >> Yes, we will. >> Send you to the hospital, guys. >> I'm not scared. >> You're going to end up going to the hospital. Stop. >> I believe in God. I'm not going to the hospital. >> You can go. You can believe in whatever you want. Stop. >> I'm not scared of anything. >> Stop. This is ridiculous, dude. We're going to end up hitting. >> I'm not scared. I I would even go on handcuffs for God. I'm not >> Given her continued defiance, officers were forced to arrest her. >> Uh-huh. >> All right. Turn around. Put your hands around your back. You're being involved. >> You can't do this. >> Yes, but damn. >> Go involve. Doesn't really matter which one. We go for both. I would go either or. That's what I mean, >> honestly. Yeah. It's >> I would go for We'll talk about it. We have both. I think we have trespass more. >> Double. >> Yeah. Let me just check these real quick. >> Give me my cheese, Billy. >> Your your cheeses will go with you. So, call me Billy Jack. >> Billy Jack. I'm not scared. >> Not Billy Jack. That's very mean. >> Okay. Um, we got that paper sign. >> No, thanks. >> I'm not scared. >> You don't need to be scared. I don't want you to be scared. I want you to go. >> I'm not afraid. You got my >> You guys want But I won. >> I didn't want to. >> This is still excessive. Guess you have to come and break me out. >> Let's pat her down for weapons. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Are you serious? I don't have any weapons. >> Can you stop leaning on me? Cuz that's not a good idea. Okay. >> When it's 10, you have to let me go. >> We would absolutely have loved to let you go. >> I know how this works. You're >> not listening to us. >> I don't care. I didn't trespass. It's not 10. I'm 15 and 19 was calling back. >> Yes, you did. You told you were trespass like multiple times. >> I believe in God, Billy Jack. >> No one cares. That's not >> I didn't trespass. I don't care. This is my man, Billy Jack. And you're just a trespasser. >> You have any weapons on you stickers? >> No. Don't touch my phone. >> Okay. I don't want to touch your phone. There's your car keys. >> Great. >> You want to talk about it or do you have an idea which >> What are you doing? >> Oh, I just want to focus. Make sure you don't have any weapons on you. Lean back. >> Stop looking at underneath my clothes. >> I don't want to look underneath the clothes. I want to make sure you don't have any >> Absolutely not. I want to make sure you don't have any weapons. Do you have any weapons on you? >> Stop touching me, Billy. Jack, >> lift your hands up. >> I believe in God and you don't. >> Okay. >> Stop touching me. Obviously, I don't have any weapons. I'm not allowed to have a gun. >> I know. >> Cuz it was court order. >> I can see why. I'm going to leave her phone right there. >> Yeah, I I left her key in. >> Okay, cool. I'm good. >> Well, you have to let me go when it's 10:00. >> Let's stop Let's stop in the car. Come on over here. Yeah. Come on. >> I believe in God. >> Okay. Watch your head. >> Butt down. >> There you go. Put your feet in. >> Butt down. >> Sit down. It's ridiculous. Swing your legs in and do it now. >> No. I believe in God. >> I don't care. This is >> He's going to pull you through now. Stop. You're breaking my arm. >> Then swing your legs in. >> Try to be nice and you're not listening. >> I didn't trespass. >> Right. >> Even after being escorted into the police vehicle, the woman continued arguing with the officers. This is >> ridiculous, man. Set her down. We >> dealt with her already. >> Yeah, we involve Oh, nice. I've never seen her before. Uh, so she's got a bunch of mental health disorders. There's a >> clear not a Tacoma >> trying to deal with her but they have no idea what they're stuck in the same boat. We are she's gets in that repeated conversation. >> The reason why we can go a little bit the reason why we can do a little bit involve because of our history with her without that history we can barely even hit that. I think >> based on if we didn't have that history we barely have that. >> I think yeah I think so I mean we do in like an hour. I know. And that's >> And she's gonna be in the >> Yeah. >> Well, I think we gota call the boyfriend, right? Let's see if we can What's going What's going on with the boyfriend? Where is he at? Why is she here by herself? You know, >> she's capable of driving. Apparently, she drove here. >> You can get she sign off on trespass. >> What is she actually? >> We told her 100 times she was trespass. She need no >> I mean I I know we can. I mean, I just not sure if that's the best solution, right? Why do >> you get her out of the city? >> Yeah, I mean to keep her off her hair. Yeah, sure. But if we can get the family to keep her where she's at, >> but it's going to be in your beat. So, or in the beat for the night at least. So, >> what do you want to give uh the boyfriend a call for us? See what's going on. See what he thinks. >> Be able to do anything and be nice. >> I can't remember his name, >> but I'm sure he don't remember. >> I don't remember her last name. >> Oh, it's right under the underneath the uh thing. What's your boyfriend's name? Emily just didn't want to have to shake my hand. >> What's your boyfriend's name? >> Going to come down. His name is Josh. He's coming to pick me up. >> It's 10. Let me out of this. >> Subject's going to be >> Give me my Jesus. Lord God, it is 10:00. Let me out of this car. I'm tired now. I want to [music] go home. Copy for 21. >> Let me out of this car. It's 10:00 and I didn't trespass. Let me out of this car. Emily didn't want to shake my hand. And a curse will come down upon you with God's mandate. Let me out of this car, pig. It's almost 10:00. I didn't trespass. Let me out of this car, [ __ ] It's almost It's 10. >> Hey, Haley, you're under arrest for trespassing. >> I did not trespass and I can prove it in the court of law. It This is a public place and it was not past 10:00. >> Following the video's online release, the following comments were left by viewers. Some people should not be out in public unattended. She should not be out on her own. People like this scare me because they are so crazy. This Karen faced a trespassing charge after refusing to leave the property and was subsequently taken to the hospital for a mental health evaluation. The lesson is that when asked to leave private property, refusing to cooperate can quickly turn a simple situation into an arrest and legal trouble. If you like this post, please subscribe to Law Frame for more. >> That's littering. Step out of the car. >> Don't drip down. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. Step out. >> On January 16th, 2026, a vehicle was pulled over by an officer for allegedly speeding through a school zone. >> Hi there. Hi. >> I'm Corporal Morgan with the Hurst Police Department. Reason why you're getting stopped, you were just driving through a school zone going 40. It's a 25 through there. Do you have your driver's license, proof of insurance with you today? >> Where y'all heading to this afternoon? >> Home. >> You're coming from? >> Why? >> Just a question. >> It's not of your business. >> I'm sorry. >> It's none of your business. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. >> Do you have your insurance? >> I'm trying to buy. >> Any reason for the hurry this afternoon? >> I I wasn't in a hurry. I didn't even I didn't even see a school. There's a flashing signal as you were driving through directly on the side of the roadway. Can I see your phone? That's good till March. Let me go check on your license. I'll be right back with you. Y'all just stay in. >> The woman not only became confrontational when questioned, but also refused to sign the traffic citation issued by police. >> Okay, Tanisha, you'll be receiving a citation today for the speed. I just need to get a signature from you. This is not an admission of guilt. >> It's a promise. You're not going to sign it. >> That's fine. I'll just put refuse. Um I need to get the VIN number on the car real quick. I'll enter that. I'll print you your copy and send you on your way. >> Where's your registration sticker on the car? >> I just bought this car, so I'm waiting for it. >> Any more questions? >> I'm just asking. >> Okay, that's >> Do you have your bill of sale with the car then? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. You should probably carry that with you if you're not going to display your registration sticker. >> Well, I wasn't told that. So, you might need to get updated on the laws. >> All right. Give me just >> When officers handed her the citation, she threw it away, forcing them to take her into custody. >> All right. Here's your copy of the citation. As far as the bills, you don't want to take it. Well, it's going to take it cuz it's your citation. >> That's your citation. That's littering. Step out of the car. Citation. That's littering. Step out of the car. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. Step out. >> I'm not stepping out. >> Step out. 6963. Yes. I'm not [ __ ] out. Don't touch me. I'm not stepping out. [ __ ] Call [ __ ] supervisor. I am the supervisor. You're not the supervisor. Call your supervisor. A supervisor. I'm not off. Get your hand off me. Get your hand off me. I will step out from the supervisor. I am the supervisor. Get your hand off me. Get your hand off. I'm not letting go. You littered. You dropped the ticket. Not me. >> I put the ticket in the car. You dropped the ticket because that's your copy. >> You dropped the ticket, not me. Get your hands off me. Take the ticket and go. You're touching me. Give me the ticket. You're touching me forcibly. You're holding me tight and you're being out of line. You are resisting the ticket. Sir, I'm sorry. Can she just get the ticket? >> No, you stop. You're Why are you holding my arm like this? Because I gave you the ticket and you proceeded to drop the ticket. I put it in your car. I told you I did not want you proceeded to throw it out of the car. >> You dropped it. You're doing too much. I'm not afraid of you. Get your off. But I've asked you to step out of the car possibly for no reason. Because you need to step out of the car. Hands off. >> Step out of the car. >> No. What was that? >> Mom, is there anything I can do to get you to comply? >> Look, Mom. He just said take the ticket. You threw the car out of the car. >> No, I did not. You did that. You threw the ticket at me. >> I gave it to you so you could leave. And then you grabbed it and threw it out. It's on your phone video. It's No, we're be We're past that. You're under arrest. Step out of the car. Literally. >> Okay. >> Step out of the car. You're under arrest. Ma'am, when your colonel gets No, we are beyond that. Step out. I'm not getting out of the car. I'm with my child and I'm not I understand you're with your child. Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out when when another officer gets here. I'm not I don't trust you. You're You're holding me too strong because I don't trust you. You're holding me like I'm not going anywhere. Where am I going to go? >> I will stop holding you step out of the car. >> I'm not stepping out of the car. >> You need to step out of the car. >> I will get out of the car. This is resisting arrest. I'm not resisting arrest. I'm not because you're not answering my order for what am I under arrest for? I I didn't litter. You did that. No, I did not. You did that. You did that. It's all on camera. When your colonel gets here, then I will step out. I have my child with me. I'm getting out of You have a You have a supervisor. Okay. >> I am the supervisor on supervisor gets here. I am the highest ranking supervisor. I don't have anyone else. >> There is someone else. >> Not right now. >> There is someone else. You need to step out of the car. Stop. Get your [ __ ] away. Please sir. Stop. Get out. Stop. Stop. Please stop. Get out. Stop. Stop. Stop. Please stop. Please. Stop. Please. Please stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. [screaming] Stop. Stop. Roll over. Roll over. >> Roll over. >> Roll over. >> How am I going to roll over? >> Roll over. Roll over to the left. >> Pull your hand out. >> All you had to do is take the ticket and leave. She's in custody. >> Get my phone. >> All right. >> After a struggle to restrain her, the woman was eventually escorted to the police vehicle. >> Step up. Feet knees. There we go. Throw into this car back here. Face the number 11 right there. Spread your feet for me. No guns, drugs, knives on you. Right. No guns, drugs, or knives on you. >> Yes or no? >> Do it look like I got any guns, drugs, or knives on me? >> I don't know. That's why I asked you. It's a yes or no question. >> Okay, he's in the back of my hand. Get my phone. >> Get in there. Many people responded to this situation and the girl's reaction in the uploaded video. That entitlement is the rot of society. Nauseiating. She has the IQ of a rock. Beyond rude and combative for no reason. It's a fine line between standing up for what's right and just being part of the noise. Which one was it here? I'll be in the comments. This Karen was cited for speeding in a school zone and littering after reportedly tossing the traffic citation out of the car during the incident. He was also charged with resisting arrest. The lesson is that arguing with police and resisting arrest can turn a simple traffic violation into much more serious charges. This Karen is very uncompromising. If you like this, please subscribe to Law Frame for future posts. Watch out for a far more aggressive reaction from the next Karen. Behind >> you back now, you're under arrest for DUI. >> On December 1st, 2024 at W. Washington and N lake. Officer McMahon was called to an accident involving a disabled Toyota RAV 4 with front end damage and a Ford Fusion with rear end damage. >> You guys can just sit in your cars for a little bit. Everybody's cold today. Just sit in your car. I'll come talk to you. Just sit in your car. Stay warm. Okay. >> Your car lost all of the important fluid on the road. >> It's not going to drive. All the purple on the or the pink on the road. That's your transmission or your coolant. So, we'll get you a toe. Dumb it down for me. Do I need to go? Do I need to go? >> It needs It needs repair. All of your All of the engine coolant or the transmission fluid is all on the road. All that pink on the road. >> Oh, no. Okay. >> So, we could we could drive it like 100 ft to get off the road. >> Yeah. >> But you can't you can't Your engine's going to seize up or it's going to catch on fire. One of the two. >> So, we'll get you a toe. [laughter] >> Uh just a driver's license, insurance card, and I'll come grab some other information for you. >> Okay. I'm sorry. Can please >> this your health insurance just your car insurance please. I'm sorry heard this. >> I was coming calmly and she came to me and even from it was so hard disappear. >> Look how swollen I am. >> Yeah. No, I didn't need your credit card. Um just uh do you have a car insurance card? >> I do. >> Yeah, that's all I was looking for. >> And then just uh stay warm in the car. Um, you got your phone with you? >> Yeah, I do. >> Um, just have someone come pick you up? >> I I have my phone. I don't know if I have >> someone particular. >> Where do you live at? >> Grace Lake. >> Do you want to ride home? >> No, I could just drive there. I just don't know. I don't need >> No, this never has happened to me before, so I don't know. >> What do you mean? >> Car insurance. car insurance. >> Despite her incoherence, Claudia reluctantly told officer McMahon that she had dropped off her three-year-old kid at her father's house and was headed home. >> You're coming back from driving your daughter somewhere. >> Yeah. To her to her son to her daughter's house. >> You're taking your daughter to her daughter's house? >> My son's daughter. I'm sorry. Her son's >> How old are you? >> I'm 30. her daughter. My daughter is 3 years old. She's going to go I just took her >> I thought you said you're taking your daughter to your son's house. >> I just took her my daughter's to her husband's house. >> Your daughter's house. >> My husband's house. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Okay. >> It's a lot of >> It's a lot of >> Shouldn't be that confusing. >> Husband. Despite her protestations of drinking, the cop smelled alcohol on her person and observed symptoms of drunkenness. >> How much have you had to drink today? How much have you had to drink today? It's not a confusing question. I was just asking you where you're coming from and you coming up all kinds of weird stuff. >> How much How much have I had to drink today? >> Yes. >> Nothing. >> Okay. So, the guy here tells me he's driving down the road and if you look at the back of his car, >> it's smashed in pretty good. That's not like a fender bender. That's a pretty The guy that I hit before tonight today. Yes. >> That car right there. >> Looking at him >> because that doesn't make sense. The accident that we're we're doing an accident investigation, right? >> This black car that you drove into. >> I don't know what other accident you're talking about on a different day. I'm talking about the >> I don't know what you're talking about because I was just I was just taking my daughter to her son. >> So, you're involved in an accident right here, right now? Yeah, >> that's what we're talking about. >> Okay, >> so that there's no confusion, we're talking about the accident that's involved right here, right now. >> Yes. >> How did this accident happen? I honestly honestly I can't remember because I don't I don't want to like make it sound like I'm like overstepping like me being a woman or whatever. Um >> I'm just asking how the accident happened. His >> Yeah. And I asked >> You're not overstepping on anything. I'm just asking how how the accident occurred. >> Yeah, I'm just um >> And if your hands are cold, put them in your pocket cuz it's a very cold day out here. I understand that. >> Thank you. Um No, I just I'm just taking her to her her father's house. And >> I understand that. So, >> and I and I honestly don't know how it happened. >> Can you explain to me in your own words what was going on just before the accident? >> Can I explain to you how? >> Sure, please. I can try. >> Okay, thank you. [laughter] >> Um, I was with my daughter, my three-year-old daughter, and my car, and we were driving, I would assume so, on Washington Avenue, Washington Lake, and driving there. >> So, that's it. Um, >> so then you went you went and dropped her off at her father's house, right? >> Yeah. And that's all right. >> So then you're driving back from this man's house. >> Brown Lake. Brown Lake. >> Brown Lake. Okay. So you're headed home now >> to Grace Lake. >> Okay. All right. Where where are you right now? >> Grace Lake. Um right behind the library. I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> I went to the library. Right behind the >> Have you had anything you had anything to drink today? >> No. >> Nothing. >> No. >> Okay. What I'm going to ask you to do >> so uh just put put your feet I understand that and I'm not trying to frustrate you. I'm just trying to make sure that I understand fully what's going on and do what do what I need to do. Okay. So, it's Claudia, correct? >> Yes. >> Okay, Claudia. So, just you're being cooperative. Continue to do that. My name is Sean. I'm not here to get you in trouble. I'm just here to do exactly what I need to do. Okay. >> I think that there's more going on with this accident and I'm conducting an accident investigation. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, what the guy was explaining that he's driving down the road, his car is hit. >> Yeah. >> Pretty hard. >> Yeah. >> He wasn't stopped. His car was moving and look >> honestly >> and that thing's that thing's caved in. I know. I'm letting you know what this man told me. >> Yes. >> I wasn't here. >> Yes. >> So, I'm conducting an investigation. His car. So, sometimes I see damage like that when a car is stopped and someone's maybe like distracted on their phone or they're they're talking to somebody in the car and they hit someone who's stopped. He's not stopped. >> Yeah. >> Which means that your speed is going to be very fast, >> right? >> Yeah. >> So, these are the things I'm looking at when I talk to you. You have no idea seemingly what car insurance is. You've given him your Blue Cross card and you gave it to me like four times. You gave me a credit card. You gave me a whole bunch of other things. You don't even know what insurance company you have. >> You're getting ready to drive this thing away. You're all over the place. And I smell alcohol on your breath when you talked to me. >> So that's why I asked like, "How much have you had to drink?" And okay. >> Because he thought Claudia could be intoxicated, Officer McMahon asked her to complete field sobriety tasks. >> Stand with your feet. it uh together with your hands down at your side. Stand up straight. What I'm going to ask you to do is follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Just follow with your eyes from side to side. Okay? You don't have to do anything else. Can you wipe the tears out of your eyes? I know. >> All right. And just keep your hands down at your sides. When we're done with this, I'll let you put your hands in your pocket to warm up. Okay. >> Okay. >> Shouldn't take long. >> I'm following you. >> Nope. I haven't moved it yet. >> Okay. I'm sorry. Try not to move your head, please. Heel to toe steps forward with your heel touching your toe on each step. Go ahead and get back with your feet. It's called the start position. Go ahead and stand like this, please. Not now. But when I ask you to begin, I'm going to ask you to take nine heel to toe steps forward with your heel touching your toe on each step, staying online, keeping your hands down at your sides, and counting your steps out loud. You're going to take nine heel steps forward, heel to toe. Still not starting yet. Go ahead and get back in the start position. I'll let you know when I'll I'll ask you if you're ready, >> but I'm going to demonstrate for you, too. Please stand like this. >> Okay. Can you put your feet together? >> Yes. like I'm doing with your heel touching your toe. You're standing like this off to the side. I'm asking you to stand like this. >> So, you can't do it is what I'm what you're saying. >> This is >> it's as good as I'm going to get. Okay. >> Remain remain there. When I ask you to begin nine heel to toe steps forward with your hands down at your sides, counting your steps out loud, your heels touching your toe. On each step, you're going to take nine nine uh heel to tap nine heel toto toe steps forward. When you get to nine, you're going to take a series of small steps. You're going to pivot. Take nine heel to toe steps back with your heel touching your toe on each step. Keeping your hands down at your sides and counting out loud. Watch me. It's going to look like this. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. When you get to 9, take a series of small steps. Pivot. Turn yourself around. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. Do you have any questions on that? >> I don't think so. >> You don't think so? Now's the time to ask. >> Just step. >> Stay on the line. Have your heel touch your toe. Keep your hands at your sides, not in front of you. Count your toe. Uh your steps out loud. >> Yes. >> 94. Nine back. Miss. Offline. Miss. >> Arms up. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss, miss, miss, miss. Improper turns up. >> 10. >> No, not 10, but yeah, go ahead. Miss offline. Offline. Miss, miss, miss. Stumble. Miss, miss, miss. Okay. going to ask you to pick a leg to stand on and raise one about 6 in off the ground. It's about the height of a Coke can. >> Okay? >> That that foot is going to come off the ground. You're going to look down at your foot. You're going to count 1,00 1,002,004 until I tell you to stop. It's going to be about 30 seconds. I'll tell you to stop. You're going to keep your hands down at your side. You're going to look down at the foot that you raise. >> Okay. I might I have to go to the bathroom. >> Okay. Well, we'll go in a little bit. We're not going right now. We're in the middle of a party. There's no there's no bathrooms anywhere out here. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, again, stand like stand like so in front of me. You're you keep moving and drifting. Stand in front of me and face me here. You know what? Don't move. I'll face you. All right. I'm going to I'll stand on my left and raise my right. Okay. >> I'm going to look down on my foot. So, when I see you begin, it's going to look like this. Not now. This is the demonstration course. Remember, I'll ask you if you're ready and then you can start. I have to show it to you and explain it to you so that you perfectly understand. And if you have a question, you ask me, okay? And I'll I'll be very kind with you. I'll answer any question that you have and I'll show it to you, okay? So that you know exactly what I'm asking you to do is I know sometimes people can get nervous. >> Yeah. >> Nobody's ever done stuff like this before. I totally understand it. And again, I'm not here to give you a hard time. What I'm telling you is I'm doing is I'm doing it a thorough and accurate job. Okay. >> I love you guys. Yes. >> Thank you. We definitely appreciate that, Claudia. All right. So, I'm going to stand on my left and I'm going to raise my right. 1001. Again, not you, just me. 1,001 10,002 1003 1004 105 1006 1007 1008 1009 10112345 1 16 122 1 123 1 124 1 125 1 26 1 27 1 1280 1290 130 At any point if you have to put your foot down, you pick it up, and you bring in wherever you left off at. Okay. I'm going to ask you to go just go until I tell you to stop. It's really not going to be more than 30 seconds. Okay. >> Okay. >> If if you feel better on one leg than the other, your choice, just choose one to stand on and one to raise about 6 in off the ground. >> Okay. >> You keep your hands at your side. >> I really don't know. But yeah, >> you keep your hands at your side. >> On your side, not in front of you. You look down at the foot that you raise. You point your toe and you count 10,00 1,002 10003. If you have to put your foot down, you pick it up and you begin from where you left off. Four, five, six until until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Do you have questions? >> Yeah, >> you do. >> I don't have questions. >> Okay. Whenever you're ready, the leg of your choice. Go ahead and begin when you're ready. You can raise your left or your right. >> Can you count out loud? One Mississippi. Two Mississippi. Three Mississippi. Four Mississippi. Five Mississippi. Six Mississippi. Seven Mississippi. Eight Mississippi. >> Keep going. >> N Mississippi 10 Mississippi 11 Mississippi 12 Mississippi 13 Mississippi. Oh, 14 Mississippi 15 16 >> Okay. All right. >> Officer McMahon then took Claudia into custody for driving under the influence. >> Back. Place your hands behind your back. Right now you're under arrest for DUI. >> I didn't. >> No, that was your choice. I offered you. I'll offer to you again. I have to move a jacket here. Ken, pull her sleeve up. Her sleeve's caught in the handcuff. I'm putting these on loose, Claudia. So, don't try and wiggle out of them because I'm not trying to uh I had a lot of ladies, they have skinny wrist, so they'll wiggle out of the cuff. Please don't do that. Okay. I'm Can you hear me? You're staring straight ahead. I'm asking you not to do that. >> Victor's doing the grocery full house and then >> Yeah. Have them look for an insurance card. I'm sure there's an insurance card. >> She went through her wallet before. have look in the glove box. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Sit right over here for me. >> Do you have your purse in the car? Do you have anything in the car that you need? >> The purse? And I do need potty. >> Yeah. I'll let you go to the washroom when we get to the station. Okay. Go ahead and sit. No, just sit. Just sit normal. This is a seat belt. I'm just going to book you in. Okay, we only got a couple minute ride and we'll be right there. >> You ever do this one? >> This is an old one. I I think I have hers up front. >> I'm not seeing any. >> This is an absurd situation, isn't it? Let's see what other people thought of the video once it became viral. She's so drunk. She swerved out of a sentence. She was going to drive off for sure. Another drunk making no sense. This Karen was charged with operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol content of 0.08 or more. 625 ILCS511-501 A1 Driving while drunk 625 ILCS511-501 A2 and failing to slow down to avoid an accident. 625 ILCS5/11-601A. The lesson is that driving while intoxicated is very risky and can result in catastrophic collisions. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Frame for more content.