from cause the scene as soon as she stepped outside. >> Can do nothing, fool. >> You want me to go to jail, too? >> To refuse to cooperate when police tried to question her. >> Here we go. Your name and your name? >> Nope. Nope. >> These women are acting as if they're trying to mock the law. It's absolutely unacceptable and reality is about to hit them hard. Let's find out. and when superentitled Karens mock the law until reality hits. Starting with the first incident for nothing. >> On July 15th, 2024, after a heated argument in front of her children, the suspect contacted 911 to frighten her partner. >> You're cool with us coming in. So, we're good to come in or not? >> I said come talk to her. Okay. are here. >> You want to call the cops every time? >> Good. Get arrested right here. Bye. >> Stepping out that way with him so I can talk to her. >> What's your name? >> Like that. Go away. >> Hey, Stephen. >> What's going on, man? Thank you, sir. That's how you approach me, correct? That's not how you approach me. I'll make sure I let him know. Okay. What's going on? ask him what the happened because he wants to go. >> I didn't call cops. >> Go ask him to leave me alone. >> So, we have two officers here. One's talking to him and >> talk to your mother that wants to get me arrested. Go >> the out of here. >> Okay. So, what's your function? >> You're the one who called them. They need to talk to you. >> Get the out of here. You want to make this video your phone's >> announce other [ __ ] and it's not happening. >> Just verbal. >> No, you said that and I said if that's what you want, I'll go do it. You're damn correct. That's what the I said another woman's >> just been a verbal. >> Yeah, I did say you acting like this is going to drive me into another woman's arms. You're right. That is what I said. Stephen, can I speak right now? No. Has it been verbal? >> Commander General has ordered soldiers to a huge gun in a Massachusetts who you want after 3 years. >> As soon as the woman opened the door and began shouting, the police immediately proceeded to arrest her. I didn't do nothing, fool. You want me to go to jail, too? >> Put her in cuffs. >> I'm not doing nothing. No, you can't handcuff me for nothing. How dare I do anything? Just make your day. Just relax. Just let go of my hand. Let go. You pull away your hands. Your hand. >> I want to sit down. Jessica, you're being detained at this moment. You need to complain. >> I'm being detained for what? For yelling at you. For freedom of speech. >> You're being detained at this moment. So explain that we are both. >> Oh, okay. Put your hands behind. >> I thought I will resist, Stephen. I willing resist. >> You want me to go to jail? That's what you wanted. >> Jessica, if we have to ask again if you're going to jail for >> Stop your I will place my hands by myself. I swear to God. >> Right now. >> I swear to God. Place your hands. Place your hands behind back. >> Okay. Well, my to keep to keep the scene safe, we're putting her in handcuffs. You need to relax. >> I'm I don't want to call for >> No, you're not. >> I am the surgeon. >> I want to go. You want >> Stephen? I swear to God. >> Can I take your phone? >> Can I grab >> No, you're not touching me. >> Okay. You want to sit down now? >> Leave me the alone cuz I didn'ting do nothing. >> I hate you, Stephen. We're done. We are done. >> Yes. I will sit here, dude, with my hands in front of me where you could see them, but you're hurting me, bro. >> I have major concern. >> Can I do my >> Yes, that's better. >> Don't do that again. Do not do that again. >> I've done it so many times, bro. You guys need to do a job better. >> Do not do that again. >> It's easy. I can do it again. >> It's all good, Stephen. You got your way, Stephen. We're done. We'reing done, fool. >> Jessica, where's your ID at? >> You don't need my [ __ ] ID, you fool. >> What's your date of birth? I have every right to tell you. You don't need nothing from me. >> What's your date of birth? >> I'm not telling you. >> Okay. If you don't tell us, >> you can't arrest me for not telling you. >> That's going to be so >> I sat in the bathroom and cried and yelled because I was upset cuz he told me he was going to another [ __ ] 20 million times. >> I used to [Music] I didn't feel the need to do it anymore even when I'm angry at him. >> I'm kind of having those thoughts right now. No. >> No. Okay, that's good. >> You just said that. He's a little angry. >> Yeah. Then if you wouldn't mind just standing up for me. Okay. >> Once in the living room, she repeatedly begged and refused to accept the arrest, even though her actions were evident. >> You just said you weren't arresting me. >> So, >> I didn't do anything, dude. I've never been to jail before in my life. These are my world. I'll lose my kids if you take me to jail. >> Can we step outside and talk about this? >> No, cuz I'm not going to jail. >> Please just step outside. I literally didn't do anything, dude. >> So, you did resist when we were >> and then I said, "Let me do it myself because I have PTSD. You can't arrest me for having PTSD." >> Jessica, can we step outside so it's not any louder for your kids? >> I'm not going to get arrested, dude. >> Just I just need you to listen to me, okay? >> I'm not going to jail, bro. I will lose my kids. I literally didn't do anything. I let you handcuff me. I took it off and I told you it hurt and I PTSD. I let you put it back in the front. I didn't do anything. >> So, she she's going to jail. Okay. So we we need you to go this way, please. >> I do watch those audits and they say, "Oh, you can't ask for my name. You can't ask for my ID. You can't rest." >> I want to take your legal advice from audits. So you are going to jail. >> I didn't do anything. No. Please, dude. I've never been to jail. Please. >> We need you to walk this way. Please. >> Please, Stephen. I beg you to do something. Dude, >> can we not do this in front of the kiddos? Please. >> They're my baby. Stephen, they're my baby. The officers did not hesitate to escort her away. >> Steven, I've never been to jail. You know, I'm not going to freak the out. >> Grab that arm. >> Please, Stephen. >> We need you to walk away. >> Please, Stephen. Please. >> I made a decision. I told you to stop. >> I didn't do anything though. I left them. Please. >> Please. >> My son's crying. My son's crying. Please, my baby's crying. My baby's crying. Stephen, my baby's crying. I'll be in there, dude. They won't let me out. >> We need you to That's why you're going to jail for this dude. Stop. >> I'm done. I'm done. >> I'm done. I told you if I get arrested. I'm done. >> My baby's crying. Can I at least give him a kiss? >> We can let him come out to the car, but we >> really Please. I promise to be right back. >> I will leave. Please. >> Nope. >> We need you to walk me. I didn't go in her place. >> I didn't do anything. I literally didn't even do anything. I still don't understand. >> When an officer gives you a lawful order to put your hand behind your back. >> I did though. I said, "Please let me do it by myself." >> Ma'am, I had PTSD. Dude, >> I had to force your hand behind your back. >> God, please. My kids are Please. I'm begging you, dude. I won't do anything. I'll sit in a police station all night. Please. My baby crying. My baby's crying. My My son is crying. My son is crying. My son is freaking out right now, dude. >> [ __ ] I really do. >> I don't have anything. How do I have anything? >> I just got to make sure. Jessica, >> just right here in front of the hood. >> In case I didn't do anything. I really didn't do anything. >> My son's gone. >> I'm going to keep those up front for you, but I need a chicken for this. Okay. So, I'm going to take your phone and place it on my hood. You cannot have your phone in the back of my car, okay? It's going with you to the jail. It is going to go with you. >> They're going to beat me. >> Even before getting into the car, the woman continued to argue nonstop. >> I didn't do anything. I've never been to jail, please. >> I'll leave for the night. Can you just take me somewhere for the night and I'll leave? >> Okay. >> Why though? I didn't do anything. >> You resisted. I told you. I wasn't trying to arrest like he said. I watched those audits. They said, "Oh, you can't arrest me. Oh, you can't get my ID. Oh, you can't get my name." I'm telling you, dude. I've never even known about this. >> I'd be cautious on taking legal advice from people on YouTube. >> Just real quick. >> You're right. >> Real quick, I need you to listen to me. Okay? So, look at this cuff. See how tight it is? >> I'm going to loosen that. >> Come out. See? >> I know. I'm going to loosen it because that's way too tight. I can see it rippling your skin. Okay? But if I loosen this, you cannot slip out of it. Okay? It's going to be another charge of >> I'm not going to slip out of it. I'm not stupid. I didn't even do anything. This is literally wrongfully arresting me because I have mental problems. >> Don't worry. >> I said I'll just go somewhere else. You can drop me off somewhere. The gates locked. I'll tell my dad to just put me in there even though I hate that place. >> So, I'm I'm only telling you this because you already did it. Okay? So, just make sure you don't slip out of these cusss again, okay? I don't want to go to jail. Go to jail. >> You guys really just made me lose my kids, right? >> I lost my kids. >> We didn't do anything to make you lose. >> I didn't do anything. I let you arrest me, bro. If I was going to really arrest, I would have ran. Dude, I would tried to run. >> You didn't comply. >> I did, though. I said, "Let me do my hands behind my back by myself cuz I have PTSD and I'm scared." Well, whenever you get out, you can request the body cam footage and see it from our perspective when you flung the door open and just started screaming at the top of your lungs. >> Did that's that's not against the law. >> Okay. And when we tell you to turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> I said, "Can I do it by myself though?" >> I was willing to do it, officer. >> How do you know that? Okay. How do we know that? >> How you were just looking at my record? Literally, I have nothing on my record. >> Are you going to let me talk? I'm trying to explain to you why you're going to jail. Okay. You tensed up and refused. I had to forcefully I had to forcefully put your hand behind your back. Okay. Arresting me. >> All right. Well, you are going to jail. >> So, right over here to the side for me, Jessica, >> you're a true [ __ ] prick. >> Okay. >> You are trueing prick, dude. I swear to God, dude. I will have your job. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Putting you in the back. Okay. >> I don't care. I don't care. You guys are going to lose your job. I have mental issues. You are not legally allowed to do this. You have to take me to a hospital. I want to go to the hospital. Literally, I'm going to end up trying to in there. I can't take this. I just want to go to the hospital. I just want to go talk to somebody. I just want to go talk to somebody. This Karen was accused of resisting arrest, deliberately concealing her identification from responding officers and engaging in disorderly behavior during the incident. These actions along with other possible violations observed at the scene have led to formal charges being filed against her. Everyone has their opinion and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. These women who call 911 to scare their boyfriend should be charged for abuse of the emergency service. Her threatening to have someone's job when she hasn't even got a job of her own is hilarious. All of a sudden she cares that her son is crying yet you screamed your head off in the house. All she does is argue. I hope the cops call social services and help those children. This situation shows that misusing emergency services to threaten others is wrong. Subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this and we will immediately move on to the next situation. Help. >> On July 14th, 2024, after hearing complaints of a visitor making a disturbance, officers arrived at a motel. Okay. She's small bill. Um, you see the lady here? I need you to >> You want her trespass? You want to speak to her? >> Does she have a room here? >> Okay. All right. Okay. Um, yeah, she she she we have a problem with her. She's disturbing the guest. Um, >> is she staying here or no? >> Yeah, she is. She's in room 212. We had a police officer. >> Two police officer were here earlier. Seven dispatch 141 from food >> used to open the door, you understand? So they um they told me they would wait around just to see if she would come out or whatever. I guess they waited well half an hour or so, but she just came out. Um I ain't going to need her to leave. And this gentleman just saw her was doing something to the guy's tires. She's doing a little bit too much. So she has to leave. She won't be refunded. Do you have her name? Her name is Heather. She's in. >> Do you have her info? I can get from you real quick. >> I'm looking for >> just in case she doesn't give me her info, you know, cuz if I'm just going to trespass her from the property. >> Does she have anything in the room? Do you know of? >> Yes, >> she does. >> A whole bunch of pills on the counter. All type of stuff. We came to make sense. >> So, I'll have to get her stuff out of there. Is there a master key you can give me or something like that? And then that way I can open it, get her stuff out, and then we can have her leave the property. >> You can let I don't know if she's not allowed. >> Yeah, I'll I'll she I'll bring her by the front here, and then I might have you come out and issue her a trespass. >> Okay. >> All right. I'll go talk to her now. >> The woman got hostile when police tried to remove her from the premises, so they had to make the arrest. >> Heather, >> can you come talk to me, please? 2141 copy 13. >> Hey, I need to talk to you. >> Hey, I need to talk to you. Come down here. >> I'll see you in here. >> All right. >> Here we go. Your name and your name? Yep. >> Nope. Nope. Nope. >> Turn around. Put your hand behind your back. >> Heather, put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands >> behind your back. >> Sir, what are you doing? Why are you doing this? >> You are under arrest for what? >> For resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> I'm not resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not resisting anything. >> Help. Help. Help. >> Give me your other hand, Heather. >> No. >> Heather. >> No. >> If I have to take you to the ground, I will. >> I'll give it to you in just a minute. >> Give me your hand now. >> Okay. Give me a hand. >> Give me your hand now. >> I can't breathe. >> You're not going to be able to until you give me your hand. Give me your hand, Heather. >> Hold on a second. >> You can breathe just fine. You're standing up. >> Hold on a second. >> Hold on a second. I can't breathe. Help. >> Help. >> There's an officer with his arm around me arresting me right now legally. >> Give me a hand. >> Help. What's your name, sir? >> Give me your hand. >> What's your name? What is your name? A A >> Heather. >> Miss M3. She's resisting, but just passively. She's holding on to the railing. I'm >> not resisting anything. >> What is it? How's that spitting? However, because she resisted, fiercely additional officers were dispatched to assist. >> Help. Help. Help. >> What do you mean? What's he doing? Dad, I'm on the ground with a dirty top with a hand up on my breast. My legs and arms are wrapped around the railing. >> They're trying to get me the out of here. Help me. >> Dad, immediately call the VA. I'm trying not to like >> immediately call the VA. >> Immediately. >> Nope. Nope. >> Let's go. Out. >> Nope. >> No. >> Let's go out. >> Don't you kick me. >> I'm not. >> Heather. Out. Let go. >> No. >> Heather, let go. >> No. >> No. >> Don't do it. >> No. No. >> All right. >> Help. Help! Help! >> Stopping a child hurt yourself, man. [Music] >> I'm kicking. I'm going to hurt you. You understand? >> So, stop. Okay. >> I have the one arm contained. >> Go help him. >> Come around the other side of me and get her other arm off the the rail. >> Help. >> The other cuff's already on. >> Here come In the end, the woman was escorted to the patrol car, but continued to put up strong resistance. Stand up, Heather. >> I'll grab the legs. Just give me a sec. >> Just grab my legs. >> Help. Help. Help. The call. That's hers. That's hers. St. Michael the Archangel, defend us the battle. >> St. Michael the Archangel, defend us the battle. Be your protection against the wickedness, despair, and the devil. And God, we pray. >> We'll set her down. Church of the heavenly host by the power of God. >> Yeah, we'll get it. We'll grab it. >> Satan and all the evil spirits around the world speaking of ruin. >> Amen. Most sacred heart of Jesus, have mercy on us. >> Help! Help! Help! You see this right? You got me. Sergeant Spencer, Linguistics Headquarters of the NSA, Augusta, Georgia. St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him. We humbly pray. And do thou, O prince of the heavenly host, by the power of God, cast into hell, Satan, and all the evil spirits who crowd throughout the world, speaking of ruined souls, helping >> St. Michael the Archangel, but then this is about it. You guys are being solid and watching. Good job. Now, >> good job. My shoulder. All right, >> I will stand up. >> Stand up then. Stand up. >> Let go of my arm. You're breaking my arm. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Sit in the car. >> Hold on. I got to get my breath and my pants are falling down. Hold on. >> I can get myself in here. You know, gun. >> Step in the car. >> Use your legs. >> We're asking you guys. Come on. Step. >> I know you are. Okay. Right now. pass you. >> I think he's got it. >> This Karen was accused of trespassing, for illegally staying on land where she was not permitted, and of resisting arrest without using violence for not following police orders. Her disobedience and disrespect for the law are highlighted by these allegations. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. Can't breathe, but continues to scream help at the top of her lungs. They should make her watch this over and over and over again till her ears fall off. How annoying. She's yelling help to the other officer like they are going to help her and not their partner. This situation shows that refusing to leave when ordered and resisting police even without violence can still lead to serious consequences. What a stubborn Karen, right? If you enjoyed this, subscribe to Law Frame for more content. Stay tuned because the next Karen reacts even more aggressively. >> On April 11th, 2023, airport police were called to Orlando International Airport's commercial gates when a woman damaged her car and began acting erratically. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Yes. >> Turn around, please. Hello. >> Hello. >> Is this your car? >> Yeah, obviously. >> Okay. Got your license, registration? >> Yes. It's stuck. >> You got your license and registration? >> I do. >> Can I get it, please? >> I'm at the airport. As you see, I was just hit by a car. >> Okay. >> So, I'm on the phone with my insurance right now. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, I'm trying to get into the employ land on you or >> I am trying to get into the employee parking lot. When I'm done with my insurance, I will get to you. No. Thank you very much. Hold up. License and registration, please. >> When I get to my insurance, I cannot physically move from this place. >> Am I telling you to move? >> I'm not able to do anything, officer. I'm not able to do anything. >> Where do you work at? >> I work at the airport. >> I'm trying to clock in right here. The wheelchair company at G2 >> for Southwest. >> Okay, great. So, we can call your boss. That's great. >> Right. So, let me just park, please, so I can get out of the way. >> You understand? I'm a police officer, right? >> Yes, I understand. Okay. I am also >> So, do you got your license and registration? >> Yes. I don't have it on me. I have it at G2 is where I'm supposed to clock in. >> Uh, do you want to get a a tow truck? Do you want to tow it over? >> I'm getting a tow right now. I'm on the phone. >> Do you want to talk to her? >> You're being difficult. Ma'am, >> you're being difficult. >> You're You're refusing to talk to me. >> I'm refusing to I'm talking to you right now. >> Do you guys want to get this out of the way so we get there? >> Go ahead and do that. >> No reason. I'm on the phone with a toe pump. >> Is this car registered to you? Yes, I'm on the phone with a tow company right now. Officer, you're getting two tow trucks for no reason. There's one on the way right now. >> All right. Well, you're blocking this. So, they wanted to get it out of here. >> I'm not blocking [ __ ] There's one, two, three lanes to get in. I'm not blocking anything. I'm waiting for the tow truck as I've been waiting for 30 minutes. >> She also refused to participate when medical staff came to check on her. >> Hello. Can you talk to the firefighter? >> Hi, I'm all right. How are you? >> Good. Do you want to go to the hospital? What? >> Would you like to go to the hospital? >> You personally, no. I need my car out of the way. >> Okay. >> She wants to waste everyone's time. >> Huh? >> She wants to waste everyone's time. >> Don't worry about that. >> I want my car out of the way. >> So whether you're here or not, I can call the tow truck officer. >> You can, but if my tow truck gets here faster, it's going away. >> That's fine. But it has nothing to do with me and whether I want to waste everyone's time or not. Just regardless. >> Do you have a proof of insurance in there? I do, but I don't have >> Can you get it for me? You don't have to provide me with proof insurance. >> I don't. >> Is that what you're telling me? >> I didn't ask for your help. I can get a insurance for my car to get towed to the >> So, you're going to get free tickets. All right. She's refusing to go, but if you wanted to hear from them >> Yeah. This is what everyone's come up with. >> Supposedly, she can just drive her car through a whole mess of stuff. Do >> you have a license? >> I do. She even obstructed the tow truck from removing her vehicle. >> That's fine. I'm talking to you, not to you. >> Yeah. Well, I'm talking to you because you don't need to interfere with him when he's talking to him, not to you. >> Ma'am, you do not have the right to approach him and interfere with his job. >> I'm not interfering with his job. You need to go. Just get off. >> Okay. Look. >> Thank you. >> All right. >> Move. Back away. >> This doesn't make you more >> back away now. >> For what? >> Or you'll be arrested for disobeying. Arrest me for what? >> Move away. Move for what? Move. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Did you touch me? >> You need to move. >> Did you touch me? Leave me so >> with permission or what did you do? >> Because you're interfering with I'm not interfering with [ __ ] >> I'm explaining how to transport an electric car because you don't know [ __ ] >> All right. You can't transport. You can't transport an electric car or what? I'm not touching you. You touch me. >> Right. Oh, words hurt your feelings. >> Words hurt your feelings. >> Oh, >> trespass warning. And then uh we'll go do that. >> You cannot tow a Tesla like this. This is legal damages you're causing. You cannot tow an electric car like this. You are purposely causing $50,000 plus in damages right now. Please tell me you're recording this. You cannot tow an electric vehicle without a flatbed. You can't do it. You cannot. >> This is a flatbed, man. >> Right. So, when I drive the car up and you don't >> The car doesn't drive because you crashed it. >> The car drives fine. >> Sorry. Did you sit? That's fine. They're run flats. Did you sit in the He will handle it. Did you sit Did you sit in the >> He will handle it, >> ma'am. I'm not the one who crashed the car. That was you. >> That's cool. She returned to her car and began speaking Spanish as additional police came and begged her to obey. >> The property, you can be arrested for trespass, >> ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> Uhhuh. >> This is a bus pass. All right. There's buses right down there. All right. That's your option to get out of here. All right. So, we need you to go. And >> you are speaking English in a minute, so I know you understand me. Okay. So, here. Take this ticket. Take it. >> Take the ticket. >> Uh-huh. No. Okay. >> Okay. Are Are you refusing to leave your car? >> Because you you're trespass off this property. If you don't head to the bus right now, you'll be arrested. Get another one. >> Okay. for you. >> Police were therefore compelled to act more forcefully and took her into custody. >> You're insane. >> Okay, you got your stuff. You need to get out. You're touching me right now. Touching me right now. If you do not if you not go on property right now your trespass will be on parking. Are you refusing on property? Are you >> go to the bus stop or walk off? Listen >> this is excessive force. Using excessive force. I'm not refusing [ __ ] Then give us your hands. My hands are literally in your hands. My hands are literally in your hands, please. >> Y'all are up for that cuz I didn't do [ __ ] >> We gave you more than enough chances to leave the property as you were told. >> I'm getting my [ __ ] out of my car. >> I'm supposed for real. Can I uh >> You also did that about >> recorded, right? >> Oh, I got >> You realize that, right? You realize that, right? >> Yep. I'm well aware. We've been recording you and your actions the whole time. >> Did you get the locking net or >> No, you get the locking net. Stop. >> I'm literally just touching. >> You're doing a lot. You're doing a lot right now. And I'm walking with you. I'm not resisting anything. And you're hurting me. >> Stop. You're hurting me. >> Face the car. >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. She resisted and made a scene even as she was being led to the patrol car and searched. >> Spread your legs. >> Spread your legs. >> Spread your legs. >> Force. My legs are solder. >> All right. >> Don't turn around. >> I don't give a what you have to say. I'm not resisting anything on my >> Don't turn around. My feet are stretchy at the waistband. All right. You're using excessive force. I have marks on my wrist right now. You're being corrupted. You are being sued for a lawsuit for excessive force because what are you doing right now? >> I'm searching you because you're being arrested >> for what? >> Articulate trespassing. >> Articulate. >> I haven't even gotten off the property. I haven't even gotten off the property. What does my face have to do with anything? Look at what you're doing right now. You >> look at what you're doing. Get him on your body cam. Get him on your body cam. And he pushed me. Get him. Get that. You can't look at my You cannot You cannot look at my underwear. That's unlawful. >> Stop it. Or we going down. >> Unlawful. >> It's unlawful. It's unlawful. I'm arresting you. I'm suing you. Are you kidding me right now? >> You're both [ __ ] >> All right. You get in the car. >> You're both despicable ass. You're disgusting. You're disgusting. You disgust me. [ __ ] ass. Truly your stupid ass behavior. Do you see that? That's a lawsuit. You And you too. That's a lawsuit on both of your hands. I hope you feel better about that because my wrist is still tight. My wrist is still very inteive damages. >> You'll be able to make a phone call. >> Punitive damages. You drop my phone on the ground if you don't get it up and I don't get my contact numbers for America. >> She's twisting. >> If you face the other way, we can adjust those. >> I don't give a >> Get my phone. Get my number. Get my lawyer. You're under arrest. You're both lawsuited. You >> disgusting. You're disgusting ass human beings. You're disgusting. You just me. >> You're inhumane. Cruel ass human beings. Get my phone off the ground. If I don't get my phone off the ground, that's inhumane. You're keeping numbers for me. That's human. My phone is on withdraw. I need to get it right now because I don't speak English. Get my phone. >> This Karen was charged with both nonviolently resisting an officer for disobeying court orders during the encounter and trespassing in a building or conveyance, which is defined as entering or being there without permission. After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments. She's going to work drunk and in her pajamas. What a class act. What an arrogant woman. She should be fired from her job. What a horrible, horrible person. This story teaches us that refusing to assist police during an incident simply exacerbates the problem. Due to her continuous disruptions, disobedience, and interference, this woman was arrested and charged. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Frame. If you like this, get on the ground. >> On October 26th, 2024, when a man said his girlfriend was after him in her SUV, police were called outside an Orlando Walmart. She left the area when the police came and ordered her to halt. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground right now. Put [ __ ] hands up. Put your goddamn hands up right now. Put your [ __ ] hands up. >> Can you see your hands? >> I can see your hands. >> Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. Despite police orders, the woman refused to get out of the vehicle, forcing officers to pull her out and place her under arrest. >> Another unit up over here now. >> I don't have nothing. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> I don't have nothing. >> Get on the ground. >> I don't have nothing. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry for everything. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Mommy, what did I do? >> You got Don't hurt y'all. Just please don't hurt. Don't tell her to be back or something, but that's my daughter. I just know. I just >> I know and it's time. >> It's time. Yeah. Please. That's what I was trying to do. >> All right. Your car is empty, right? Let's just get her in one. Once she was restrained, the officers escorted her to the patrol car. >> Right. Count of three. One, two, three. Can you have 51? >> Sit in the car. Do you have anything on you not supposed to have? >> I don't I don't I don't >> my keys right there. >> Where's the second sit down? >> Okay, I got you. >> There's nothing in your bra. No. >> See, sit down first and swing your legs in. >> They then spoke briefly with the woman's mother. >> But I've been trying to sell her. >> Is that your family or something? >> That's my daughter. >> Yeah, that's my daughter. >> And I'm the hot seat. >> Well, do you know about the incident that took place right down the street? Walmart. Okay. Yes. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. This is what it's what it's about. We're trying to get our but we're going to we're figuring everything out right now. >> Okay. >> Okay. Can we get up first off the ground? I don't want to get my child first. I can get it. >> Let's just wait. Let's just wait until we I know what you said. >> I'm just glad it's over. >> I am too. I can rest. >> So, we just want to make sure >> we've been going through this for three weeks. >> Yes. >> Well, this has been going on for a while cuz I've had to deal with her a couple times. >> That's ex her children's father. Daddy ain't no father. >> Yeah, we've had to deal with multiple times over the years. >> Out of control. >> She said she had a setback when he left her. When he left, you know how it is. A man and woman go. Once she left her, she blipped and she been like this ever since he left her. >> It's been a while now. >> That's what I'm saying. >> Oh, you done familiar with this. >> The kids the kids are with him. >> Yeah. >> Last time I dealt with her, she tried to tried to run him over, >> right? You So you right. You remember? >> Yeah. Cuz we had to we had to wrestle her out of the car. >> That's all y'all need to do. That's what we tell y'all. She need to be payback. But then look, >> she want it. >> She won't take her. >> Oh, thank you. >> But I appreciate y'all for getting the cuff. >> Jesus. >> These children been in the house for 3 weeks. >> Mhm. >> Have not went to school. >> You know, you know Officer Cruz. >> Officer Cruz. He he patrol this area. >> She said the kids have been with her. >> Yes. For three. >> She took them out of school for no reason. in daycare staying somebody she took to the hospital. >> The kids are with him now with the dad. >> Yeah, they went to dad. >> She wouldn't even let um DCF in and the police officer. They came to get the kids. >> No. Well, we don't we don't know if there's we don't know if there's anything in the purse. >> He don't know weapons or whatever. >> Yeah. Don't worry. We'll give it back to you when we're done with it. We're not trying to keep her purse. >> You see the slash, you know, it go >> say they just making sure. >> We just don't know. We don't we don't have any weapons involved in this situation. >> Now we get to go in the house, >> right? >> Yeah. >> So we ain't going in while she's still here. >> Me neither. >> We got to see how these kids are living. Say they've been living off of noodles. And I was telling them >> Yeah, we was telling them all this morning to get the children >> to look at the children to see this here and that the children said this has been going on for a while. He has not gone He hasn't gone to court. He has not gone to court. >> They gave her back. They gave the kids back. We just found out that she got custody back. >> Know about all the issues that we've had with her and they still gave her the baby. >> Say she went to her classes. She did what she was supposed to do when her mind was right and they gave them back >> to her. I'm let the second this is the second time I've done her with the same car. with that same car you like. >> Now that it's like this going back I am and I'm going tell them to come get it. >> Tell them to come get the car and take the tag off. >> After speaking with her mother and addressing the remaining issues, the police transferred the woman to another vehicle for transport to the station. >> Got anything on you, ma'am? Cut me. >> They got everything that I got. >> All right. But she's going to search on her car. >> All right. Sure. You already searched me, right? But you don't have you breathe for this mo for this more. You going to go down. What's come up? Come down. Come up >> now. >> Turn this way. >> I [ __ ] for my children with my money. >> Come on. You got anything else on you? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Thank you. You don't have to put me on no seat belt. >> I do for my for my >> Before leaving the officers also resolved the remaining issues at the scene. >> I'm Yeah, I got it. >> Okay. Just for this portion, me and Holly were the first ones here. So, what happens? I'm I'm over here. Holl's over there. She pulls around this way, backs in, opens a car door, starts going like one of these. Holly gets here first. He pulls up. My car is right there. >> And then LT pulls around the block to make sure she doesn't go back around. Um he has her at gunpoint and saying, "Ma'am, step out of the car." She's not listening to command. She just has like this like, "No, no, stop." >> Wow. >> I reach in the passenger side. I grab her hands and try to pull her toward my side, but she's not really budging and moving. So I'm like, "Holly, I'm host." I grab her. He comes open up the driver's door and he pulls her out. We both secure her. >> Okay. >> So that was like pretty good. So, it's me, Holly. Me and Holly pretty much the one that made the arrest. >> Okay. All right. Cool. >> So, 7-Eleven for video footage. >> Yeah. Of the assault with the motor vehicle. Uh um pump one far right. >> And this is about what time should I be looking for? >> Um when I called it out. So, it'll be exactly when I called it out. Um I'll Okay. >> Yeah. Time I called it out cuz I was working the 56 in the channel. >> But I'm like when I saw the cars and some man like he's like, "Ma'am, I know you're busy, but listen, you're going to have bigger problems." I look I said, "Oh my god, it's that car from earlier." And I'm like, "Let me get a channel." >> Yeah. We've dealt with her multiple times. She >> That's familiar. That's what That's what they >> just flees and runs around his cars. >> Yeah. >> It's like little 20 >> and they don't make it no better. Let me go. So, >> okay. This was just in her bra. >> Okay. All right. Awesome. All right. >> Bru in her face. >> So, I seen a mark on the daughter nose. >> What did y'all ask? >> I asked her and the daughter told me that her brother did it >> this morning. It's like a mark. She got a little swelling. She got a little swelling and a mark right here. And I said, "What happened to you?" She said, "Her brother." >> So I was like, "At this time, like this morning, we didn't have what we needed to have to either one baker or take the kids home." >> Yeah. >> It was hard. So like I guess this situation happened, but then it was just enough what we needed >> to probably get her bakered. But she fled from she wouldn't stop. She fled >> like an ass like >> I I circle I follow her around probably about like four or five blocks. >> Went all the way down John Young. >> Y'all couldn't catch him? >> Nope. All the way to Old Winter Garden all the way to Ferguson. South on Ferguson. All the way back around went all through the Washington Shores Plaza. >> So he say he went round. >> She wouldn't stop. So, another thing you could do if if it's that bad, this the second time it happened, you need to go, you need to write a letter to the judge and they'll take her license from her and just give her ID card. >> She don't have none. >> She don't have a license. >> I know she don't have none. >> That's even worse. >> That's why I say don't give her back that car cuz she she she will get shot most likely if she driving that car >> with everything. >> Keep away from that car. >> Oh, he was with us before. >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> But she ran there. Which car she in? >> She in that one right there. the lady. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. What you did this morning? >> Yeah. Yeah. We told you. >> Morning. >> Oh, God. >> I'm glad she I'm glad the children are alive and she is all right. >> And I said, if she allows us to let you guys take care of the vehicle, you guys can take it away somewhere. >> Park it right here. >> Well, I don't want it to go back to her is what I'm saying. So, while she's gone, she >> I'll ask. I'll ask. >> Do you have the keys? >> Do you have the the keys for the car? >> Well, you want to give the keys to your family? >> Mom. Okay. Parkside. Yep. All right. Grandma. All right. This Karen was accused of three offenses, including resisting arrest without using force fleeing or attempting to avoid law enforcement and aggravated assault with a motor vehicle. The significant risk that her activities pose to others is reflected in these accusations. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. All because he has the kids and they broke up. She's a danger to him and society. She's going to jail. She destroyed her car and his car. Her car insurance premiums. It's going to cost a small fortune. Pray she has insurance. Animals. This situation shows that losing control and disobeying police orders can lead to serious consequences. This Karen is already a mess. To follow more cases like this, please subscribe to Law Frame. So, what about the next one? Let's keep watching. >> Arrest for a DUI. Really? >> Yes. Really? On May 31st, 2025, reports of a driver traveling the wrong way on I25 prompted Santa Fe County deputies to respond. While others set up a spike strip, Sergeant Webb sought to halt the automobile that was traveling south in the northbound lane. >> They're pulling over coming at 296. They're show they're pulling over. Uh, looks like Arizona Edward Adam to Victor Zero pulling over Edward Adam >> Silver Rogue. [Music] Open up. Your hands on the string wheel, please. Hands on the steel. Hands on the steel. Hands on the string wheel. >> Are you okay? >> I'm fine. >> What are you doing? >> I'm trying to find the original Highway 24. >> You're trying to find Highway 24? >> Yeah. Northbound. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? Have you had anything to drink? >> No, I haven't. Sir, >> will you get your dog and put him in back there, please? Sorry. >> Okay. So, we have a major problem. You're driving in the wrong way of the highway. >> Okay. >> So, do you ever drive >> hand me your keys, please? >> Sure. Um, >> your keys. Hand me your keys. >> My keys aren't in the ignition. >> Okay. Press the stop button. Turn your car off. >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yes. >> You're fine. You're fine. Does your dog bite? >> No, she's friendly. >> Okay. Okay. >> I just want to figure out who I want. >> She said she's lost. I got I found my way now. >> You found your way? >> I'm going to Colorado. >> You're trying to go to Colorado? >> Yeah. Oh, >> okay. >> Do you know where you're at right now? >> There's a new >> Where are we at right now? >> We're on Highway 24 or um is Highway 25 going northbound. >> Okay. >> And I understand that there's the new access road that was >> Okay. What state are we in? >> Arizona. >> We're in Arizona. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> Are you sure about that? I think we just just found the roads. >> Okay, you're in New Mexico. Okay, >> that's a that's a pretty long ways from Arizona. Let's get around. Go ahead and step out for me. Okay, >> I can barely hear you. >> It's fine. >> Sorry. Walk this way. >> I saw you. No, you're good. I sit over >> you. >> No, this was the Every sign says >> Where's your shoes? >> I don't have shoes. I have >> The woman thought she was in Arizona, which is hundreds of miles away, and was unsure of where she was. >> Do you know where you're coming? Where are you Where are you coming from? >> I just got out. I I don't know where I was, honestly. I got lost because I was trying to find Highway 25 Colorado. And then when you go up the main access roads for Colorado, um you can't go back. Like there there's no way to explain it, but I guess I should have been on that road. And I'm so sorry. >> Okay. >> Cuz I didn't realize that was northbound and I swear to God. >> Unit in front of field. >> Yeah. Let's go ahead and we'll walk back here. Okay. >> The woman was requested to exit her car to undergo standardized field sobriety test after it was determined that she was intoxicated. >> Be willing to run some tests just to make sure you're okay to drive. Let's start with that. >> Okay. What type of test? >> Standardized field sobriety tests. Make sure you're not under the influence. >> Okay. walking on the the line or >> we'll get to that point, but I want to make sure. Are you okay to are Would you be willing to do those tests? >> Yes. No. Yes. Okay. You're going to stay in this position until I tell you to move. Okay. Don't move your head. Don't move your neck. Okay. I'm going to take your glasses off. I'm going to put them on the hood of my unit just for now. Okay. >> All I want you to do, you see the tip of my finger? I want you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. All right? Don't move your head. Don't move your neck. Do you understand? Mhm. >> Okay. Sorry. >> You're fine. Keep looking at my You're allowed. You can blink. Just keep looking at my finger. Keep following it. >> I have one contact in my my my eye. >> That's fine. >> That could have been another reason why, but Okay. Okay. Can't do it with that foot. >> I know. Just keep going. It's okay. I lost. I I didn't keep track of my my count. I didn't count. >> So, that's okay. Keep going. Yeah, it's a little better. Whoa. Um, okay. >> Do you remember the instructions I gave you? >> Yeah. Then turn back around. >> Mhm. And the same thing again. >> Like spin on it or what? I cannot I don't It's okay. Go ahead. Continue. >> Okay. Hold on. Cuz you I can show you the scar. >> It's okay. Just for for the time being, go ahead and complete the test. Okay. >> Okay. [Applause] >> This is weird not having balance. Now it's going to watch. a lot. That was not good. >> You tell me. >> I know. I I I didn't keep track again. Like I didn't count. >> Like I haven't been counting my money either. So it's like >> Okay. Come on over here. >> Sure. >> You see my light? I'm going to have you go ahead and stand just like you were earlier. Go ahead and face me on my light. I'm going to have you put your heels and toes together, hands down at your sides. You're going to stay in this position until I tell you to move. Okay. You understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay. When I tell you to, I want you to pick a foot of your choosing, left or right. You're going to raise it 6 in off the ground or about the size of a Coke can. All right? It's going to look like this. You're going to lift it up, keep your leg straight. You're going to keep your toe pointed out with your foot parallel to the ground. All right? Hands down at your side. You're going to count in a matter of 100,00 1,002,004 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Okay. You have any questions? >> Sure. What's your question? >> Um, what if I can't balance without my hands being out? Like, you know, like >> That's okay. Like I said, I'm going to take I know you have some medical stuff that you said. I'm going to take that all into consideration. Okay. But I just need you to do the the test to the best of your ability. Okay. >> So, when you may begin when you're ready. 1 100 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 100 9 100 10 100 >> Keep going. >> Oh, you want me to continue to 12 or >> I told you. What did I tell you? I told you to keep going until I told you to stop. Oh, >> okay. I apologize. >> So, continue. >> I'm not I mean, I'm okay at following directions. It's just like I feel like >> that's okay. You can stop. >> She was arrested for driving while under the influence DWI when the tests were completed. >> All right. Here's what I'm going to do. Okay. You're being placed under arrest for a DUI. >> Really? >> Yes. Really? Not only are you an extreme danger to everybody else, but you're also in a danger to yourself the way you were driving. They call me. Can you please um call somebody cuz I don't remember anybody's cell phone numbers. >> Who do you want us to call? >> And I don't have any more family left. >> Who would you like us to call, man? >> I don't know. Um maybe you could call my son's father or something to that to that effect. >> Or or or um I mean I could I could express to you what I've of what I've seen. Well, like Deputy Watson explained to you, you're driving the wrong way. You think you're in Arizona. >> You're showing a ton of signs that you're impaired. >> You're showing a ton of You're showing a ton of signs that you're impaired. You're not anywhere close to being home. Not anywhere close to being home. >> Just cuz I said I would take your medical concerns into consideration, and I did, but you're under the influence of something. The way you're responding, the way you're acting, >> your like your speech is real slur, too. Like, like >> there's something going on. I think you probably took some medication. >> So, we're we're we're We're in, do you know? We're in Santa Fe, New Mexico. We're not anywhere close to Arizona. >> I don't even know where we are anymore. Like, I don't know cuz I seen the highway that the guys put in. >> That's okay. We're going to go back to here, right? Let's go have a seat back here. Okay. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> You're fine. >> All right. Go ahead and step up. Okay. It's going to be a little bit steep of a step. >> Okay, my back. >> Okay, I'll do the best I can. >> I don't have the rifle. >> This Karen may face charges for driving while under the influence DWI driving the wrong way on a highway and operating a vehicle while disoriented. These actions posed a serious danger to other road users. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. She never asked about the dog once. That's the real crime. Some people do better in prison than being free. No words on the well-being of her dog. She is the type of person who won't learn from this. This situation shows that driving while intoxicated or disoriented can pose serious danger to both the driver and others. What an unyielding Karen. Please subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. The next Karen will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. On August 28th, 2022, cops responded to a hitandrun report. Officers recognized the driver as 28-year-old Fiorella Vidal when a lady followed the suspect to an apartment complex. >> Hey, how are you? >> Hi, how are you? >> You okay? >> Yes. >> Um, so she hit my car and drove away. Where? This woman right here. This one here. Ma'am, stay right there. Don't move. and she came all the way. She hit me back. My my car. It was the white. >> Furella said that she was traveling from Jersey City, but wasn't certain whether she had collided with the Honda when questioned about the event. She acknowledged drinking earlier that evening as well. >> How you doing? >> The plate that hit them was >> Where you coming from? I'm coming. Jersey City. >> Okay. Did you know you hit this vehicle? It comes back to address. >> To be honest, I wasn't sure if I hit her or not. >> You weren't sure if you hit her or not. >> No, because when I was driving, I didn't >> I don't know. I didn't car with both parties in the just into the entrance. Pony lights. Which one's your car? >> The Volkswagen. >> Which one? >> The Volkswagen. >> This one right here. The SUV. >> The white one. >> Okay. You came from Jersey City? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Hey, were you drinking? >> I was there. >> You were? Okay. Uh, go to your car. Grab your license frustration insurance for me. >> Yep. We'll walk over there together. You can leave that stuff right in there and come outside. >> Do you know approximately where you think you got where you struck the lady? Was it right here? That damage? >> Um, I think I was coming off of the highway, but to be honest, like I was a little confused about what happened because I didn't feel like I hit them. >> Well, is this a new mark right here? >> Is that a new mark? >> Yeah. I don't think so. I mean, >> no. Okay. Just >> I didn't feel like I hit them and like nobody stopped me. Nobody said anything and I just kept going cuz I didn't I didn't my car make a little sound like I the sensors, right? The sensors. >> Yeah, they make a noise. Y >> but nobody said anything and nobody honked at me. Nobody said anything. So, I kept driving home. >> Okay. So, we're going to do some tests. Okay. Field soiety tests. >> Okay. >> Okay. Since you were driving the vehicle, you said you had some drinks tonight. >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. >> I want you to say >> you said that you drove the vehicle home. Okay. After you had the drinks this evening. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, we're going to we'll do some tests, but we'll wait till they head out. Okay. So, it's a little respectful. >> All right. >> Yeah. I I know. Yeah. >> Do you have any health issues, ailments, anything that would prevent you from doing anything? >> No. No. I'm just like a little confused because I feel like if I had hit somebody or the person would have honked at me or said something, >> you know, I didn't consider me running away. I just drove home because no one said anything. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know. >> And that's the same thing. I was looking something happens. over here. She put her test or something on there. I remember that. But like I just that could have been anything. >> I can't just assume that like I heard. >> We're going to do some tests once they leave. >> We're going to do some tests once they leave. >> Just doing it. >> Give her some respect. That's all. So because it was on a ramp, it wasn't considered or >> it's so it's a state police uh jurisdiction. They they handle the jurisdiction of the ramp and the highways. So any crashes that occur on the ramps or >> they advise us they are not coming out for the crash now. >> Is that normal? >> We don't we don't know what their normal setup would be. >> I just wonder if it was if they were crash I would expect them to come out or something. >> Yeah. I don't know. I don't know what their juris what their justification is for not responding out. >> Um, normally we call them and we let them know that the crash occurred in their jurisdiction. They'll come out and they take a report. Being that maybe they're busy, maybe they have a lot of calls going on. I don't know. Um, but they have an over the desk report that you can complete. Okay. So, come on over here for me. Okay. We'll I guess we'll go in front of your car or just do it right here. I guess we could do it right here. All right. So, you're going to stand facing me, hands down at your side, feet together. >> All right. Place your feet together so that they're touching. Okay. All right. Can you see without your glasses? >> No. I need to wear them to like drive. >> Okay. >> Like I can't see for far. >> All right. But if I hold my finger up here and you have your glasses off, can you see my finger? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. So, if you can, can you just place your your glasses over on the vehicle for me? [Music] >> All right. Do you have any health issues, disabilities, anything like that that would prevent you from being able to do any kind of physical tests, balance tests, or anything like that? >> No. Okay. All right. So, place your feet together. Hands down. Vierella was required to do field sobriety tasks because of his suspicion of impairment. >> All right. You're going to stay in that position till I tell you to change. Okay. Do you understand? >> Yep. >> All right. Can you see the tip of my finger? >> Mhm. >> Okay. All right. What you're going to do, you're going to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, you're not going to move your head and you're only going to follow with your eyes. Do you understand? >> Okay. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Okay. All right. So, just hold that position. Okay. So, next test I'm going to have you do, don't start until I tell you to do so. Okay. All right. Is going to be the walk and turn. Okay. So, what you're going to do is take your right leg. You're going to place it in front of your left. All right. Heel to toe with your hands down at your side. Okay. Go ahead and do that now. All right. You're going to hold that position till I tell you to start. Okay? You understand? >> All right. So, the next test I'm going to have you do is you're going to walk nine steps heel to toe. Okay? So, it's going to be one 2 3 4 5 so on. And once you reach the end, you're going to plant your foot and take small steps to turn around. And then it's going to nine steps back. Heel to toe. One, two, three. all counting out loud at the same time. Okay. Do you understand those directions? >> Yep. >> All right. Go ahead and begin. >> One 4 5 6 7 3 4 5. Okay. So, next test I'm going to have you do, okay? You're going to stand on your hands and feet together, hands down at your side. >> All right? You're going to take your whichever leg you're comfortable with, okay? You're going to lift it 6 in off the ground. Point your toe towards the ground. Count out loud. 1 1,00 2 1,00 3 100 4 100 while looking at your toe. Okay? >> You're going to do that for 30 seconds. Okay? >> Go ahead and do that. 1,001,0023 1007 1,00 8 1 9 10 11 12 13 Okay. Okay. All right. Fierella was arrested for DWI as a consequence of the collision, the odor of alcohol, her admission, and her subpar sobriety test results. Place your hands behind your back. >> For Baker, >> say go >> for Baker. >> I am for Baker. There you go. >> This will be in here. Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. And come walk with us. Walk back to my cop car. >> My car. >> Yeah, it stays here. It's going to be impounded for DUI. No, let's go here. I'm sorry. We got to go around the other side. I just got to unlock the door for you. Come on over. Hang on one second. Hang on. Hang on. Sit back. Sit back. Thank you. Have a seat inside. Just hang tight for a few minutes. Okay. This Karen may be charged with driving while intoxicated DWI, causing a traffic accident, and fleeing the scene, failing the sobriety tests, and the evidence of the crash indicate that she was driving while impaired and could face serious legal consequences. Isn't this a crazy scenario indeed? After the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. It's 25. There are zero reasons to drive intoxicated. Uber, lift, taxi, yo, mama, call for a ride. She hits them and they didn't say anything, so she just drove on. So, it's their fault because you didn't hear them say anything. What a self-absorbed narcissist. Her mouth is always open. This situation shows that driving under the influence and fleeing after a crash not only endangers others, but also leads to serious legal consequences. 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. 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