from banned from picking up her child at school, but still did it and resisted the police. >> Don't touch my boy. >> Stop. >> To resist the officer's orders. >> You're going to walk away from my squad car. >> No, unless you got me under arrest. No, I'm not. >> These women are clearly pushing things too far, even though they know the law won't go easy on anyone. At Law Frame, we reveal what happens when ego meets the badge. Let's find out. And when superentitled Karens push it too far and get arrested. Starting with the first incident. >> Where is my dad? >> On August 10th, 2022, officers were called to an elementary school because a mother had allegedly disregarded a protective order issued by the school. >> Kelly. >> Yes, sir. County government said the best. Can you get the plus? Kelly, talk to me. What's going on today? >> Remember, you're >> goodbye. >> Kelly, what's going on today? Huh? >> We are done with you. Byebye. >> He is getting in the car. You back down. Please hit the twice. Man, >> your breath looks good. >> No, I am not. >> We're pretty close. No, honey. Each of them instruction says I can go home and read a book. Back down. Back down. No, he's staying in the car. >> Kelly, just hold on. I'm going home. >> The woman continuously ignored the officers when they approached and immediately resisted when they came near her child, forcing them to place her under arrest. >> Okay, talk to me. >> You are taking that kid away from me for no reason. Back. >> Talk to me. You need to be listening. Back down. >> Don't touch my boy. >> Stop. >> Trust her. >> Yeah. Yeah. You are trespassing. >> No, I am not. Back down. >> Get your hand off me, son. Get your hand off me. Back down. >> Get your hand off. >> You're abusing me. Back down. >> I'm not back down. >> Here's what's going on, Kelly. Okay. >> You're going to give me your arms and then we're going to talk about this. >> No. No. You are backing down for one more date. to be Circuit Court is back. You're >> hurting him. You are hurting me. >> Let go of your son. >> No, I'm not letting go of him. No going. Back down. >> You're about to get >> I am going home. Back down. >> Back down for my Uhhuh. Put your hands. Back down. Put your hands behind. >> This is not fair. Back down. >> Put your hands. >> You're not okay. M sery. Give me my son. >> Put your hands behind your back. Thank you. >> You have to let go of my son. My >> This arm, too. Okay. >> Back down. You do not back down. >> Put this arm behind your back. Okay. I need to go home. >> Go home. I need to go home. Please do not do this to me. I need to go home. >> You are being abusive to me. >> You're not. >> Yes, you are. >> Where is my Adam? Please do not do that to me. Back down. You need to back down. The UK circuit court. >> It is back down. I can't hear. >> You know I'm here in it is back down. There aren't special education laws in back. Please, I need that. I hate that. >> Let us figure this out and then we'll talk to you about it. >> Home, please. It's all I ask. There really are special education laws, so you do have to back up. >> Now, we're going to double lock these so they don't get tighter on you. >> You can just drive my car home. Okay. Please just drive me home. >> We're running into other issues because you're not supposed to be here. >> Yes, I am. This is a day of school. I get days of school, too. Just drive my home. There's witness protection. There's Wi-Fi calls. There's all kinds of laws. Please drive me home. I really cannot hear that. Well, just drive me and my son home, please. >> Even during the search and questioning, she kept arguing and refusing to comply. >> You have anything sharp on you? >> No, I don't carry sharks. I don't know about that. Just drive me and my son home, please. >> Just stay right here, please. >> Where's my son? >> He's back there. >> I really I am I really am not Harry Pear. I am Harry Pear. Just there is witness protection. >> You have to back down. Where is my son? You are too aggressive. >> Just hang. >> You are scaring people off of days in school and not that pleasant. Miss Miss Miss can't write figure out how to write permission for me to honor. You are okay on school days. >> Let me see these. >> No, these are mine. >> Drop them, please. >> Where is my Will you drive me home? >> Your husband's on his way up right now to pick up the kid. >> No, I want to go home, too. Please. I It's Scout's honor. I am okay on school day. Please let me go home. >> At some point, you're going to get to go home. I don't >> I want to go home today. I have done nothing wrong besides to drive off some forms for my kid. What are you doing? Are you crazy? >> No, you're not allowed here in allowing me right away. >> Yes, I am. Yes, I am. According to the judge, yes, I am. >> Okay. So, I'm going to give my >> You do need to give officer Bronson your keys. Okay. >> No. No. No. Uhuh. >> I don't want your car. >> I want to I want to go home. Protection, please. >> We're giving you options here. >> I want to go home. Where is my kiddo? I want to go home. He's on the AC. >> This is scary. You have all your gear and I am just a helpless female. Can I go home on a day of school? >> You are not free to leave. No. >> No. I want to go home. What is wrong? What is wrong with enforcement? >> You're not allowed to be here. >> Yes, I am. According to judge, I am. >> Here's what you're going to do. You're going to give off. I get a lawyer. I get a lawyer. I get to go home. Yes, I do. Yes, you do. You do. You have the right to do all those things. >> I want to go home. >> Okay. >> I want to go home. >> You need to give him your keys. >> No. Is he going to drive my car home? >> No, we don't do that. >> No. Yes, you do. Yes, you do. Yes, you do. Do you want your car towed? >> No, sir. No, sir. >> Your husband's on his way up here. We're going to give him the keys. So, give him the keys. Otherwise, your car >> I want to go home with him. >> You're not going home with him right now. >> Oh, yes I am. What have I done wrong and tried to drop off my kids? >> Trespass? >> No, this is not trespassing. I have a legal right to go to school, too. Yes, I do. Yes, I do have a legal right to be >> Yes, I do. I don't know what's wrong with you, sweetie, but you need to be nice to somebody else now. >> Not going to get a ring. Act like that. >> Right there. >> You're being mean. Ouch. >> I am being I'm on a day of school just like them, too. And teacher Ed is back down. Okay, you have to give that back to me. You're stealing my keys. >> It's your property. We'll give it back to you. You're coming this way. >> I want you. I have no trust in you. Where's my kiddo? >> No, I have no trust in you. They just Uh-uh. >> They probably did something to him last year. >> At that point, the officers escorted her straight to the patrol car. >> 1 2 3. Come on. >> I I want to go home. >> No, I did not try. >> Let me get What is my keys? >> I said you have to take me home. What? You have to do it with this protection. You have to take me home cuz I have no way out and I can't figure this out. Where is my sweetie? >> No, I know the other school. School. >> I am having a day of school like everyone else. Where is my sweetie? >> He's in the AC. He's staying home. >> No, do not trust those schools. Look what they're doing on the day of school. >> You are not leaving until you're >> I want to go home, sweetie. This is way too tight. >> You're going to fit. >> Where is my sweetie? >> Look at those cutout. Those cutouts for your feet. >> Bolts in school in this. >> Those cutouts are for your feet. You'll get a wear chase when you are that cruel. >> I'm going to turn the AC up so you don't burn up. >> I want you to go home. Ouch. >> Watch. Tuck your feet in there. >> There we go. >> Finally, after speaking with witnesses, the officers drove back to the station while the woman kept making noise the entire way. >> Pretty compliant with all this. Oh, he's been super. He's kind of in a tough spot right now. >> Yeah, he's got a safe room in the basement. >> He's got supplies for a couple days. He's got go bags for the kids. >> Yeah, >> she was in court last week. Um but the judge Patricia kind of ke said um that we needed to go ahead and file. So we're in the process of having our attorney file um a stalking order, no contact order. So we'll add this to it. But um she also >> the same scenario. She got nothing really. >> Yeah. She's been she's been denied access for a year and it's not up yet and she knows that and um so she's that's why she was in court cuz she showed up at Schaer what a month ago. >> Summer school. >> Yeah, summer school and did the same thing and they put her in. >> I can certainly do that but >> you guys have any questions before I run her. >> No, if you just update us if she gets if she if Chestnut sends her just let >> I'm not CIT and he's not CIT. So our senior officer is going to have to do all that paperwork. All right, I'm going to scoop. All right. You bet. >> In a little bit. >> Just hang on, Kelly. >> Okay, we're going to work all this out. Okay, >> we're going to work all this out. >> You getting enough air? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He was pulling up while we were leaving. cookies. >> Hang on. Sir, >> Kelly, let you know I want to go home. >> Kelly, you just got to hang on. >> Scared of me. My children have time for me. My children want to go home. >> You're going to see your children in a little bit. I just have to do my job. I'm taking you home when when it when time allows. Yeah. >> We're going to the police department. >> No, I don't want to go there. I want to go home. >> You don't have you don't have the option. This where you're going. >> What are you doing? You're scaring me now. I want to go home on my face. Are you scaring a law by a citizen of learning? >> I want to go home. I'm a lawyer citizen at my learning page. >> But you broke the law today. >> No, I didn't. No, I didn't. The superintendent said she >> this Karen was formally charged with criminal trespass for unlawfully entering the premises and also faced an additional charge for violating an active protection order, which made the situation even more serious. Everyone has their opinion and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. She's terrorizing her son with this behavior. The fact that woman is responsible for a child's well-being is terrifying. Poor kiddo. You are not a helpless female. You have a voice that karate chops my brain. The lesson from this situation is that when there is a protective order or legal regulation, deliberately ignoring and resisting only makes things more serious. Subscribe to Lawframe for more articles if you like this. We will immediately move on to the next situation. >> Don't ever touch again. >> I'm not touch. >> On May 8th, 2022, after being called to the sight of a disturbance, officers discovered 30-year-old Samantha, who was obviously intoxicated. >> Let her drive drunk. That's on you. >> She's not. >> Dude, do you understand that she's >> Come over here. Come back to the squad car. Come back. >> Don't touch me like that. I >> I don't want you to get hit. Don't touch me. I don't want you to walk back. Walk back over here, though. Walk back over here. >> Walk back over here. No, not the road. You're gonna walk over to my squad car. >> No, unless you under arrest. No, I'm not. >> I'm going to detain you for your safety in a minute here because for the military I am not safe right here, sir. Someone's going to get >> I am not safe. >> When the officers approached, she continuously acted in a resistant manner, forcing them to place her under arrest. >> Give me that. >> Don't touch me. >> What is wrong with you? >> Get in the car. >> Are you serious? >> You're now detained. No detain. You're about to be detained cuz you ought to know nothing and you're hurting me. >> You're detained. >> I didn't do anything. >> You're detained. >> Okay. Are you going to keep touching my Stop touching my >> Stop it. >> Then get off of me, weirdo. You're so done. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> I don't know how to do it. >> Put your arms behind your back. You're resisting. Stop it. >> No, I'm not. I'm protecting myself. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> And I know the sheriff right here. So, keep keep touching me. >> Sure you do. >> Are you serious? You're done. I don't need to do anything. Dude, what is your problem? I'm suing you. >> Get in the car. >> I am suing you. If you choke me time, I am suing you. >> Don't touch me. >> Please help. >> Get in the car. >> No, ma'am. Ma'am, I haven't done anything wrong. Go get a camera. I haven't touched him. Don'ting ever touch again. >> I'm not touching. Turn around. >> Yeah. You're going to break my wrist now. >> Are you serious? >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> For right now. Aggravated battery. to an officer. >> Oh, really? Cuz check your cameras. >> Turn away from me. Stay right here. >> As she was being escorted into the patrol car, the woman kept resisting aggressively. >> Elbows. >> You're going to >> stop resisting, >> dude. >> Stop grabbing a hold of me. >> Stop grabbing a hold of me. >> Put your feet in the squat. Stop >> hurting me. >> And you are trying to hurt me. So, put your feet in the car. Have a seat. >> You're under arrest. What? >> Put your feet in the car and have a seat now. >> No. >> Put your feet in the car. Have a seat now. >> I will not >> let go of my hand now. Let go of my hand now. >> Or what? >> We're going to put you in a in a restraint device called the raft. Just so you know. Okay. We're going to put you in a restraint cuz I haven't done a thing wrong and I'm a American sovereign citizen. >> The squad car. Samantha. >> Samantha. Have a seat in the squad car. >> Be mad, dude. >> Have a seat. >> I haven't done anything wrong. That's why you guys are powered and can't do anything. >> Have a seat in the squad car. >> The sheriff's not coming. >> Oh, now she's kicking. >> Got her hand. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah. There we go. >> Really, sir? >> Yeah. >> You seem like a cut. >> On the way back to the station, she even cursed at and insulted the officers. >> Uh, likewise. Again. Well, no. You're not married cuz you're this. Cuz of this right here. This is what you are. Yeah. >> Wedding rings. >> Nobody's going to come near this. You >> think so? >> Yeah. >> Oh, good god. I couldn't even imagine spending 5 minutes with you. >> Oh, I can't believe you're 31. >> And I can't believe >> you should reverse the numbers. This Karen has been officially charged with aggravated violence against an officer after striking a police officer during her detention. This not only escalated the gravity of her situation, but also added a substantial felony charge to the litany of violations she was already facing. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. The officer with Samantha said all the things we wish they would say. I can't imagine spending five minutes with that Lama. The officer telling Samantha that he couldn't imagine anyone with her. That was the best. I can't believe you're 31. You should reverse those numbers. Zenma, the lesson from this situation is that losing control while intoxicated not only endangers others but also creates serious trouble for oneself. 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. >> Let go of my >> I didn't. >> On March 4th, 2025, authorities reacted when a nearby Kohl's employee reported theft. >> All right, cool. >> Hello, ma'am. saw him. He chased me across traffic. >> Okay. It's probably cuz maybe you had stuff that didn't belong to you. >> He's accusing me of that. No, I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. >> He said, "So, if nothing happened you and I said, that's fine. You can trespass me." >> Okay. >> The woman was requested to go outside and speak to the police >> talking today. >> Did you want to talk with me outside just so we're not in middle of a doctor's office? >> Yeah. >> I called my husband because he would not stop following me. like he he like chased me all the way across the street. I had to like run through oncoming traffic to try to get away from him. >> Understood. Yeah. So, we're we'll make it right whatever is going on. >> Um first and foremost, so I like to uh stay safe and so he the guy who is following you, he called us. Um and then I guess did you also call us as well? >> Yeah. >> I don't know if I didn't get routed to the right place or what. It it did come through, but >> I did I hung up when I got in here. The lady let me in here and she said she would call the police and I said okay and they said I could sit down. >> Yeah. So it did come through. >> Hello. >> All right. Um so first and foremost I just want to make sure everyone's safe. Um >> yeah, >> can you escort me away from here? So where he can't follow me anymore? >> So he is not here. So he was here and he's over at Firestone now. >> Firestone. Um because I guess that's where you were and um it was believed that maybe some property that was in your bag might be in there. >> I have don't have any. >> Um so that um so there was mention that you mentioned to him that your arms and maybe that's just because you were scared. Um so >> it was because I'm scared. I do I can I had you I don't want to go reach my back. I can take it off. I can hand it to you if that makes you more comfortable. I can take my jacket off and hand it to you. >> Okay. Now, do you have any weapons currently? >> I don't. >> Okay. >> I said that because I was terrified. And obviously, he didn't care cuz he kept following me. >> Yeah. Understood. >> The cops checked her jacket and backpack since she refused to admit to stealing anything. >> Would I be able to search your bag and make sure? >> Yeah. >> Check for any stolen items. >> You want to look here and I can pull this out so you can see my concealed permit. >> Well, um, do you have the weapon on you? No. Then I'm not too concerned. Here. Um, here. We'll wait by my car. It's a nice safe Let's start with the bag thing. So, uh, you said no weapons and no stolen property in your bag or anything like that? >> Nope. >> Okay. Is Is it okay if I search it and make sure? >> Yeah. >> In your jacket. >> 218. >> Thank you. All right. I'm right outside the front door. >> But other than this, how's your day? How's your day going? Other than this craziness, >> this is my first errand to start running. It's a nice day. >> Oh boy. >> I'm out walking to run errands. I went into Kohl's to look for something and I am walking out. I'm like almost out of the parking lot. This guy's running after me. Like I don't know who he is. He's like in plane. >> Is it okay if I take your ID out? >> I was going to tell you. Absolutely. Yeah. It's out and >> Okay. >> Um >> Oh. Well, no, cuz you don't need that. >> Okay. Well, as soon as uh it's determined whether a crime was or was not committed, um I I will >> I don't commit a crime. >> Well, we're going to find out. >> I don't have anything on me. I don't I did not commit a crime. >> Okay. So, I'm just saying that because that guy's accusing you of it. >> Yeah, I know, but I don't have anything on me. I I did not I did not steal anything from >> She seemed anxious and attempted to leave when they brought up watching the surveillance tape, but she was obviously not permitted to do so. >> We're going to check the cameras at Kohl's and if it's determined that you did, then I will get your ID. That's how that works. Okay. >> Okay. So, I can leave in the meantime. >> Nope. You're detained. Not allowed to leave. If you try to leave, you'd be arrested. >> How can you detain me when I haven't committed a crime? Because someone >> I'm accusing him of a crime and you're not detaining him. >> One second. Getting a phone call. >> Hey, >> are you done? >> No. It's possible. Um, but go to a Firestone. So, we we first have to confirm whether a crime was committed or not. The bag that she had uh was full of stuff before she went to Firestone. Not true. >> Upon leaving Firestone, it's empty. So, it's believed that items were discarded inside of Firestone's bathroom. So, go over there. Um, take pictures of the bathroom. Um, just take pictures whether there's stuff in there or not. Um, recover the property if any. Then we got to go back to Kohl's, watch surveillance, go from there. Gotcha. All righty. Thanks. >> Hey, Brown. >> How's it going, bro? >> Good. Um, so at the end of the day, loss prevention, um, accusing her of stealing, >> and then >> like someone in plain clothes, chasing me. I didn't. No crime is committed. You have no proof. You have no right to detain it. >> Yes, I do. Absolutely do. So, you're not leaving. If you leave, you're going to go to jail right now. So, you're staying right here. >> That's That's not true. >> That's how it works. >> I already explained that to you, right? >> I know my rights and I have not done anything wrong. You cannot detain me. >> Yeah. Someone accused you of a crime. >> I'm accusing him of a crime and you're not detaining him. >> So, he's Cole security. >> It doesn't matter who he is. You cannot harass people. You cannot put your hands on people. You cannot chase people. I'm a female. We are not holding court in the streets for anything. Okay, this is how it's going to work. You're going to stay here. >> No till we figure out what's going on. >> You know that that's illegal. >> So, >> okay. Not going to >> It's illegal. >> I have not done anything wrong. >> Push this down. Now, put this back on. >> They had to arrest her since she even pushed the officer's hand aside when they were trying to stop her when she couldn't obtain what she wanted. Let go of my >> because I didn't do I'm not Listen, I'm cold. I'm not trying to leave. >> Let go. >> Let go of the jacket. >> Let go of the jacket. >> Let go of the jacket. >> There's nothing in it. >> You have no right to leave right now and you're not leaving. So, you're being detained until we figure out what's going on. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. I know my rights. You guys are going to be in so much trouble. >> Okay. Well, you're being detained until >> How far am I going to get with cuffs on? >> I don't know. >> Calm down. >> Calm down. >> You're the one who got uncalled and it's on. >> Is your body camera on? I was trying to put my jacket on. >> Okay, so >> I wanted my stuff back. He searched my jacket. He searched my purse. Listen, >> I I understand. So, >> you searched my jacket. You searched my purse. It's windy. I wanted my jacket back on. That's it. You're the one who got violent >> cuz you're trying to leave the scene. trying to leave. >> You just told us. >> You told me you were leaving and you were putting your jacket on and walking away. What are you talking about? >> Okay, I understand. I understand. Thank you. >> So, ma'am, what we're going to do, I'm going to have you sit on this bench and then once we're And then we're going to play the waiting game. >> Can you please take these off of me? >> No. >> They're hurting. >> They're not meant for comfort. And >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> They're hurting me. I have >> So, how about this? How about you work with us cuz we're being nice to you? You >> You're trying to escalate the situation. >> But if we can all agree to be nice. I >> So how about you take it down a notch? Let us let us figure out what's going on. Did say you did, but that's irrelevant to right now cuz it's not a big deal. But let us figure out our job and figure out what's going on here. And if nothing happened, you'll be on your way >> and then you're going to be sued for doing this. You're doing what you need to do. >> Yeah. Because we'll have a female detainer for now. It's being uncooperative. After speaking with the store employee, another officer looked over the video which unequivocally showed the lady stealing. Mhm. >> So, she was at Sephora. >> Yeah, there's a Sephora inside of Kohl's. I was watching the cameras. I saw that she had a bag like underneath her jacket, which I thought was strange. I started to watch her on cameras and I saw that she would select items off the shelves, put them into the bag. The bag was getting bigger and then eventually she exited the store without paying. I confronted her. I said, "Hey, I'm lost in rent with coals. I'd like you to, you know, give me my stuff back." She feigned ignorance. I don't know what you're talking about, man. get away from me. I don't have nothing. I said, why don't you just give me the stuff back? We'll trespass you. You know, you find your way. She said, I don't have anything. Get away from me. And then she she ran from coals over this way. She went into Firestone here and her bag was very full at that time. >> Um, matter of fact, that's that's what I have on video here of here. You can see her bag is so so full. >> And then when when she came out of the bathroom there, I didn't follow her into the bathroom. I just waited, you know, and then when she came out, her bag was flat like a pancake. Okay. Oh, okay. >> I didn't go through this yet, but I know I just took a peek and I seen a couple things of coals like that, so I know I know what's in there. >> You want um since you have Do you mind pulling them out? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Let me just save this real quick. >> All right. >> Take a picture. Whatever. >> This is a trash bag. Go ahead. >> Do you know Well, you have to dig it for yourself as well. >> Yeah. I mean, I'll upload that for you guys, too. Send me like ax on or whatever. >> Yep. And then so I'm going to need to get a statement from you. >> I threw that out earlier. >> Oh, >> let me get a garbage so we don't bag was thick when she came in. She went right to our trash to our restaurant. >> And he seen it, too. He said he's willing to give a statement. >> Okay. Do you have um cameras? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> Just my eyeballs. break. >> Would it be easier? >> Would it be easier if you went to the counter over there? >> Uh, no. It would be easier cuz I got a scanner and I go right in there. >> Oh, okay. I didn't see that you had a scanner. >> Yeah. >> I don't know. For some reason, I feel like this is a little more than what you're saying. >> It It probably is. It It does look like a bit more. We'll have to watch it go to Italian. [Music] >> I just know alone like foundation for myself is like 43. So, >> right. Well, yeah, like I said, sometimes it's even the officers are shocked when I tell them to told they're like, "No, no, no. What kind of math that you do and I'm like, "Look, I said this this box is 100 bucks." You know, not that one really, but just, you know, for example, >> yeah, beauty products are worth a lot. >> Oh, yeah. Like, I don't know what the majority of it does. I know that it's expensive and a little Man, I need to stop giving people the benefit of the doubt cuz I did see her like a little bit earlier and like I felt bad because our Sephora staff like was like on break or they wasn't they weren't here yet. whatever. So, like I saw her in Sephora like alone and I was like, "Oh, like that poor thing like like there's nobody there to like help her." And then later on I was just like, "Wait a second." Like she's glad nobody's there. >> She's glad nobody's there. Maybe that's why she chose to come. >> You know, >> perfect timing. Yeah. Well, I'm sure it's not her first time. She definitely seemed pretty, you know, sure of herself. And I think that's everything. >> No, that's that's everything. >> Okay. >> Thank you. That's a lot of that. >> This Karen was officially accused of felony resisting a retail merchant after she escalated a suspected theft incident beyond a basic stealing violation by actively fighting attempts by store staff to arrest her. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. You ever notice how offended thieves get when you touch their stuff? She's been doing this for a long time. noticed when she told the police it's illegal for loss prevention to follow you out the store. She does this every day. No, stealing is illegal, sweetheart. This instance demonstrates how running or struggling when caught stealing simply makes matters worse. This Karen is already a mess. To follow more cases like this, please subscribe to Law Frame. But what about the next one? Let's keep watching. >> I did not hit him. I just tell him tell him I didn't hit you. On October 9th, 2024, officers responded to a domestic disturbance at a residence. >> I've been asking her to leave for 2 3 weeks and she won't leave. And now she she she jumped on me. And so I called you guys. God getting tired of her physically hitting me and stuff like that. And then whenever I try to keep her off me, she makes it more of a problem. You know what I mean? So I just I want her to go and I've been asking her to go and she just won't leave. Okay. >> She came over to to wash clothes and and and she never left. >> So So she just came over to wash clothes and you let her wash clothes here to wash clothes and that's it. >> And and I've been asking her to leave and she just want >> she she has our own apartment. >> Call it Pensacola Village. And I've been wanting her to just go home. You know what I mean? >> All right. Um you guys married or kids? >> We just have kids. >> Just kids. Same type. Although the man said he had asked the woman to leave, she claimed that they had been living together there for a long time. >> Hey, how you doing? >> What's going on? >> I haven't did nothing unlawful. I just been standing out here talking [ __ ] because he's been talking [ __ ] to me. Yes, I have. >> Okay. >> He asked me to leave and I told him I am not leaving. I've been staying here for over 6 months. I told him if he want me to leave, he can go to the courthouse and get me [ __ ] for me and I will leave. My kids, if you want to look, my kids and all of our stuff are up in here. He only want me to leave because he went through my phone and he found out about it. All of this is because he woke up and he found out I was talking to somebody else. >> Okay. >> But I told him if he want me to leave, he can go to the courthouse. >> Why is he Why are you >> Is he saying you have a place in Pensacola Village? >> He know I do have one in Pensacola Village, but it's it got mow all over the place. He know about that situation. It has mold all in my apartment and PCB and I can't stay. I haven't been I can I can call PCB for you right now. I haven't stayed in my apartment in over 6 months. I've been here for over 6 months. I can show you pictures in this house from 6 months ago. I have no reason to lie. >> Okay. So, what is it agreement that you have that you're staying here? >> He's my baby daddy. We got two kids together. We've been together 9 years. >> Mhm. >> The only reason that I had got an apartment in PCB because we got into it last year and he got a restraining order on me and that's when I had got my apartment. And ever since he dropped the restraining order, we've been staying up in here together. >> I have my apartment in PCB and I pay it every month because me and him, we get into it a lot. And when we get into it, I go to my apartment, but I can't go to my apartment because it has mold everywhere, all in my kids clothes. When you pick the clothes up, I can take you. >> However, when the landlord arrived, they confirmed that the man had just moved in and that the woman wasn't even renting there. >> The owner, is she on the on the lease? She's not on the lease. >> I'm I'm I'm the lease. >> He's told us >> I'm the only one on the lease. >> My sister's on the phone. He's came to us multiple times. He came today because he wanted to ride to work and I came out here. All the arguing proceeded and then it got worse because I guess I got out here cuz she thinks I'm picking sides. I'm one of the people I don't pick sides. I just >> I said the arguing. >> You don't have to start saying. >> So when did when did when did you have her come over here? >> Did you see what she did in my shirt? >> When did you have her come over here, man? It was only like maybe like a month ago maybe. Okay. It ain't been very long. >> And she doesn't pay no bills, doesn't do anything. >> At that point, the police immediately ordered her to leave. >> All right. Look, grab your stuff. Get out. Get gone. You're gone. You're out. >> Get your stuff or you're going to jail for trespassing. >> Okay. >> I'm going to call my sister right now. >> You going to go to jail is what you going to do? >> No. >> Okay. I'll get my No. Look, you want to get my stuff and I've been here for 6 months. That's not fair. >> Stop talking. >> That's not how the law work. I know how the law works. >> I'm going explain it to you. You have no proof. One way or the other, I have the owner. >> What kind of proof you need? Just tell me what kind of owner tell me. >> What kind of proof do you need? What kind of proof do you need? >> Show me what bills you paid. >> Okay. >> What you mean? His name Everything. That's not what you That's not fair. >> Okay. The owner says you're not even on lease. You ain't even supposed to be here. >> I'm not on the lease. >> You're not on lease. You already told me you have a place in Pensacola Village. What's going on with that? >> I can't go to Pensacola Village. I just know that. I just know that. Listen to me. >> That's not fair. Where am I going to take my kids? No, you're not listening because you're not a parent. Where am I going to take my kids? I can take you to PTV right now and show you my apartment. That's not fair. >> You need to calm yourself down. >> No, because I'm mad. How you going to tell me to calm down? You don't know what I've been through this morning. You don't live here. >> Yes, I do. You don't. You have no proof of >> I'm going to show you videos. >> Video doesn't Video doesn't mean anything. >> I've been here for 6 months. That's not fair. You can't tell me that I'm lying about something that I know. That's not fair to me. >> I'm hearing something different from somebody else, two other people. >> She just said that I've been here for months. >> No, she didn't say months. She said maybe a month. Now, >> so Ernest, how many months have I been here? How many months? >> It doesn't even matter how many months you've been here. You don't reside here. >> Okay. >> You don't pay any bills. You have no proof. Sergeant, please. >> One way or the other, you want to make a complaint, you can go downtown. >> Can I talk to a sergeant? >> Yeah, you can make you can talk to a sergeant. >> Yet, after further speaking with witnesses, they reported that the woman had acted violently toward them. The situation then had to be escalated to an arrest, but the woman resisted right away. >> This what she did to me. I told her I told her I wanted her to leave. She grabbed me and she started punching me in my face. I mean, that's and that what happened. That's And then that's when I called you. I didn't call like >> when I was out here, he tried his keys to her. She swing. She didn't connect. >> She didn't hit me then. She swung on him. >> And then I I got >> I was trying to get >> So you saw this? >> I saw her swing on him. He didn't connect. He was He was in her pocket like this. She wasn't pulling her, grabbing her, snatching her, nothing. He's in her pocket trying to get the keys because >> there's one key for the whole house. >> But that house there's a whole you see what's in the house. It's antiques and stuff. >> I got you. >> So he was trying to get the key. And he she said, "Get up." She did this. She said, "Get up off me." And she and then me and her got into an argument and she act like she wanted to fight me. >> I said I I showed them a cop. >> Okay. >> No. No. You got to tell me what you arrested me for. [Music] I did not hit Wait, wait, wait. I did not hit him. Ernest, tell him. Tell him I didn't hit you. Please, Ernest. Please, my kids. Please tell them the truth. Tell them the truth. Listen. Listen to the truth, baby. >> Okay, I'll put my head in my bag. Y'all got to listen. Y'all can't take me to jail for nothing. Y'all got to look at the evidence in the house. >> My radio. Y'all got to listen. I'm going to I'm sorry. I'm trying to talk to y'all. Please. >> Where's that? >> But y'all, I'm just to show y'all proof. Y'all can't take me to jail for no reason. I did not touch him. All I did was grab his shirt. Sir, >> you grabbed his shirt? >> Yes, that's it. Sir, I swear to God. All I did was grab his shirt. Can you take me in the house so I can show you the glass and show you where it happened? >> I looked for the glass. I didn't see it. >> Come on. He He He swept it up, y'all. Please. He swept it up. Can I show you? Please don't. I got a witness. You're clearly the primary aggressor because you are severely >> standing out here yelling. That's all. That's all. But y'all, I promise I did not hit him. I'm telling the truth. >> Look, I'm trying to >> I'm trying to loosen up these cuffs. >> I need y'all to go back and talk to him. I did not hit >> We're done. We're done. >> Y'all, I did not hit him. Y'all have to listen. >> You can explain that for us. >> No, but listen. I can't go to jail for nothing. I got to start work. Please. I have to start work tomorrow. >> Pass out. >> Ernest, please. Please, Ernest. >> Ernest, please tell them the truth. >> I am tell I did tell him the truth, >> but tell him about the glass. Tell him about the face. >> Okay. He just said he broke the glass. He >> He told me he told >> He did broke the glass. >> Tell me he broke the glass. >> But that's how it happened, y'all. I didn't hit him. >> Even as she was being escorted into the patrol car, she continued to struggle fiercely. >> How it happened? My phone, y'all. My phone. But sir, can you please listen? Oh, I promise I did not hit him. >> Can you please >> I've been listening this whole time? Okay. >> I did not hit him. Please. >> Listen, y'all. Please. Y'all not listening to me. Y'all taking me to jail for nothing. Can y'all look up the past report? >> Can y'all look up the report with resistance? >> No, I know. I just want y'all to listen to me. Why won't y'all listen to me? >> Can y'all please listen to me? >> Get in the car. >> I just want y'all. Please. Please just listen. >> Would you lay in the car if I charge you with resistance? I'm asking y'all please. I'm telling y'all the truth, y'all. Yeah, I'm telling y'all the truth. Please, I'm telling y'all the truth. Please, I'm telling y'all. >> Okay, Charisting. Put your feet in the car. Listen, please don't put your feet in the car. I'm asking y'all to look up the past reports. Sir, please don't be mean to me. I'm trying to talk to you. Please, please let me tell you the truth. >> Put your goddamn Why you listen to me? >> I don't want to listen to you. I don't want to talk to you. I want you to stop. I have enough problems to go to jail. That is why you're going to jail. I did not hit him. Sir, I did not sir. I promise you I didn't hit him. He just tried to take my kids. Please, he did this before. Y'all got to go look at the report. Please go look at the report. Please go look at the report. Please, I wouldn't let you choke me if I wasn't. I'm >> not trying to smoke you. I'm trying to get you. >> Please don't lie to you. >> I'm going to drag her back if you would just >> Please listen to me, y'all. I need y'all to look up the reports, please. Please, please look up the reports, y'all. Y'all, please look up the reports. Please, y'all, look up the reports. Please, please, please, mister, please look up the reports. She did this before. You not listen. >> This Karen was formally charged with domestic battery for her violent behavior during the incident. And she was also charged with resisting arrest after refusing to cooperate and actively resisting officers as they attempted to detain her, adding to the gravity of her situation. After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments. She's foaming out the mouth. Literally smh. What a disgrace. If she treats a dog that way, imagine how she treats her kids. She abused that man and the puppy. The lesson from this situation is that lying and acting violently only make things worse. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Frame if you like this. Okay. On June 30th, 2025, a 40-year-old lady was driving with her teenage daughter, a 5-year-old who was not buckled up, and a 2-year-old who was not properly buckled up in a car seat when officers pulled over a swerving vehicle in Santa Fe County. [Applause] Hello. Can you roll down your windows for me, please? Hello. Hi. >> How's it going? Doing >> good. Getting ready to go to Head Start. >> Going to head start. Okay. >> To get up and get the head start. >> Okay. >> Just half asleep. We just woke up. >> You just woke up? >> Yeah. Trying to get him to school. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Please. >> Okay. You know why I stopped you today? >> A little bit of sweating and stuff. Well, you kind of have a lot of us driving. You were called in. >> Yeah, cuz I'm tired. I was tired. You stayed up pretty late, so I'm trying to get up too slow. >> Why are you driving with your hazards on? >> Yeah, because I'm trying to go slow to get there. >> Well, you're not going slow. You're going fast. >> I was going fast. >> Well, you're passing everybody else. You're swerving. Where are you coming from? >> Okay, you guys are coming all the way down here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Why don't you Why don't you just step out and talk talk to me, okay? We kids are far here, okay? [Applause] >> You want to leave your vape in the car? >> No. >> Okay. Why don't you walk back over here for me, please? You're half asleep. >> Yeah, we really in Espanola. So, the time we come over here driving and I had a hard time sleeping last night. The kids and everything just tired. You know, those mornings to get up, get the kids ready. We're running late. They have to be at school by 8:00. >> What time did you leave? >> Um, we left at 7:00. >> Left at 7:10. They have to be there by 8. >> Yeah. >> Okay. when I go to school like >> so it's already close to about 8:30 but I I called the teacher they didn't want to go to 30 minutes late >> so you left at 7:10 it's almost 8:30 takes you that long to get from Espanola down here at least >> 20 minutes 15 minutes >> okay >> we live like we live like >> So, you left at 7:10. It's now 8:30. It takes you about 20 minutes to get down here this far. So, that that would make sense, but uh your time frame's a little off. >> Yeah. We're looking for my husband's keys going to work. It's Monday. >> Yeah. >> One of those days. Got to find the keys in the morning. >> Okay. The motorist acknowledged taking a prescription drug that would impair her ability to drive safely, but she denied drinking alcohol. Did Did you have anything to drink last night? >> No. >> Did you have anything? You don't drink? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Uh, I'm just asking, have you used anything? Are you under the influence of anything? >> My medication. >> What? What type medications? >> Photos. I take my attitude depressions. I want prescriptions because I look at them. >> Okay. See you to When was the last time you took Oxycodone? >> One was about 12:00 at night. >> 12:00 at night. >> How many did you take? >> One. >> Just one. >> Okay. Did you take anything else? >> Nothing else. >> Okay. So, I I'm kind of concerned. Okay. A couple reasons. All right. Is one, you were you were called in like I said. Okay. So, other people are on the roadway concerned with your driving. >> Okay. They noticed that you actually had kids in the car, which raised a higher concern. Okay. So, speaking with you, your time your time frames off, telling you where you were trying to where you're trying to get to. >> You have some slurred speech. >> Okay. And you also kind of stumbled getting out of the car here and almost fell over. >> Okay. So, you telling me that you're just tired isn't really quite lying. I I get what it's like to be tired. I I drive tired. I come to work tired all the time. That's just part of life. Okay. But your behavior from what you're being called in what I observed you driving. Okay. And your my encounter with you, things aren't really lining up. Okay. >> Can I have my daughter, my son come over here? They have a driver's license. They can come and drive for me. Whatever. >> Well, kids, I'm not under. You give me a test, a joking test, whatever you want to do. >> Well, you you told me that you took oxycodone last night. >> So, you told me so at some point you're under the influence of something. You can't drive while you're taking oxy. Okay. >> So, you took it last night at midnight, >> but it's every 6 hours. I should already be out of my system. >> Okay. Well, I don't know. It depends on how many you took. I mean, you're you're telling me you took one, but you also told me you took something last night. Okay. So based off my encounter, what I'm experiencing right now is I believe that you are under the influence of something right now. Okay. >> All right. And I'm just looking for honesty to figure out what so I can properly gauge. Hey, are you under the influence of something? Is it something holding over on you? You know, you're telling me this that you don't drink. Okay. So, but you're falling asleep at the wheel. Okay. So, you have to be impaired to some degree. Okay. Is what I'm is what I'm getting at right now. Standardized field sobriety tests were required of her. You >> going to go through some tests for me to see if you're okay to dry? >> Yes. >> See my finger here? >> Yes. >> Okay. I want you to follow my finger using your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. [Music] >> Keep your head still. Take three guys. >> I'm at a P Royale near Huey. I believe two cars in front of me is that white truck from earlier. [Music] >> Keep falling. Okay, go ahead and relax. All right. Okay, go ahead and remain in that position on that line, though. Okay, right there. All right, so for this next test, I want you to use this white line right here as a reference. Okay, what I want you to do is I want you to place your left foot on the line like where it is already. Okay? And then I want you to place your right foot in front of your left foot. Okay? On that line, I want you to have your heels and toes touching. Make sure your heels and toes are touching and your hands are down by your side. Okay? I want you to remain in this position until otherwise. Okay? Go make sure you stay in that position. >> Okay? Okay. You need me to repeat the instructions for you? So, I want you to place your left foot on the line. Right foot in front of your left foot, touching heel to toe. Nope. Your left foot's already on the line. Okay. >> Yeah. So, left, right. Okay. So, make sure you're touching heel to toe. Hands on by your side. I want you to remain in this position until I instruct you otherwise. Do you understand? Okay. What you're going to do is you're going to take nine heel to toe steps. Okay? looking down at your feet, counting all your steps out loud, leaving your hands down by your side. Okay, nine heel toe steps. Once you get that nine steps, you're going to leave your lead forward foot planted. Okay, you're going to take a series of small steps around, stepping back on the line. Okay, you're going to take nine steps, touching heel to toe in the direction which you came from. Remember, keep looking down at your feet, counting your steps out loud, hands down by your side. Okay, once you begin the test, you must complete the test in its entirety. All right, without stopping. I'm going to demonstrate it for you. For the purpose of the demonstration, I'm going to take three steps, but you're only going to take nine. Okay, go ahead and move back into that position. There you go. Okay, remain right there. So, it's going to look like this. One, two, three. Leaving my forward foot planted, taking a series of small steps, turning around. I'm going to step back on that line. One, two, three. Okay, any questions? Nope. Don't begin yet. Wait till I tell you. What's your current location? Okay. Left foot, right foot in front of your left foot. >> Okay. Hands down by your side. Remember? All right. >> Okay. You may begin when you're ready. Keep going. >> We're going to be heading straight onto the airport. >> All right, keep going. >> No, you keep going. I gave you the instructions. >> That's not going to be it. It's going to be a flat bed. [Music] Okay, keep keep going. Got to supposed to be on the line. You're supposed to be on the line. >> No direction which you came from. I already told you. Nope. Just say okay. Okay. Okay, you can stop now. Okay. All right. Go ahead and step back up on here for me. Okay. Go ahead and stop right there. Okay. All right. So, for this next test, okay, >> I want you to place your heels and your toes together. Okay. I want you put your hands on by your side. I want you to remain in this position till I instruct you otherwise. You understand? >> Okay. So, for this next test, you're going to lift the foot of your choice, either left or right, either one that you want. Okay? You're going to lift it approximately 6 in off the ground. You're going to have your legs straight. You're going to have your toe pointed out to where your foot is flat and parallel to the ground. Looking down at your feet, you're going to count out loud. 1,00 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. 1200 >> and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay. Give me a second here. All right. Okay. I'm going to tell you when to start. All right. All right. And begin. Okay, go ahead. Stop right there. Okay, walk back this way for me. Be okay. Okay. >> She was arrested for driving under the influence as a result of this. >> Your hands on the center of your back. Okay. All right. You're placed under arrest for driving under the influence right now. Okay. You don't have anything on you. It's going to poke us, stick us. I noticed you have something in your bra. What is it? >> What's this? Check in there. You want to tell me my mom? We'll >> take care of that. Okay. Go ahead and use that hand. He's setting up on the hood of the car. Just need a hold. It's going to come up here. Okay. >> Okay. Put your hand behind your back. Go ahead. Put your hand behind your back. We'll take care of your kids. Okay. Step over here for me. Step over this that way cuz I don't want your kids Bring it up on in. >> Go ahead and lift your left foot up on the step there. >> Okay, I'll talk to her. How old is she? >> Oh, she's 24. >> Okay, I'll talk to her. Okay, I'll take I'll talk to her. >> Sure. Can you step your put your foot up there >> because I'm disabled. >> Gotcha. Put your right foot up. >> She's my character. >> Okay, go ahead and put your left foot up there. >> Traffic and sit on the seat. Slide your feet over. minutes. >> I'll come talk to you in a second. Okay. >> Road 41 Robert. >> I'll get I'll let you talk to her in a second. Okay. >> You get it? >> No. >> Yeah. Loosened. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. [Music] There we go. >> She's my caregiver. >> Okay, hang on. This Karen faced charges of driving under the influence DUI and also child endangerment, child restraint violations, and failure to maintain lane, making her legal situation much more serious. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. 8:00 a.m. and impaired driving with three kids in the car. Not much to add but to say, "Thank God nobody came to harm. Holy hell, she is high. Thank god she was called in. Guarantee she's been driving around like that plenty of times before. Sad she can't even stand. Shame on her for putting her children in danger. The lesson from this situation is that neglecting safety while driving, especially with children on board, can lead to serious consequences. 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. >> We'll take him with us. Do you have anything in your pocket? >> On April 4th, 2024, officer Zachary Sasselino arrived at the scene of a 2011 Chevrolet Equinox that had fallen into a ditch near Route 12 in Case Road. The driver was identified as Elizabeth Hernandez. >> All right, Elizabeth, are you able to step out for me? Yep. [Music] [Applause] >> All right, we're going to carefully cross over here in front of my vehicle. Okay, watch your step in the water. >> Right up on this yellow line for me. Okay. >> Yep. >> Just face me if you don't mind killing my lights. >> All right. I know you said you were coming from your mom's in Round Lake. >> Uh what what time did you end up leaving there? Uh around 11:30, I think. 11. >> Okay. Do you know what time it is now without looking? Best guess. >> One. >> One. Okay. >> Signs of impairment were seen by officers. Elizabeth claimed to have drunk three vodka cranberries earlier in the evening. >> Said you had a few drinks. You vodka cranberries. >> It's a little cold. >> I know. A little windy, too. It's not helping. Um so you had how many how many did you say? Three vark cranberries. >> Okay. And at what time again? >> Uh around 8 to 10. >> 8 to 10:00. You had them within an hour. You had three drinks. >> Yeah. 159. >> And you don't remember how you ended up in the >> Well, I kind of lost control and it just went into the ditch. >> Okay. Are you okay? Do you need to see an ambulance? Your head or anything? >> I'm fine. >> Okay. I'm good. >> All right. Well, I'm going to check you for DUI. Okay. So, I'm going to check your eyes first. Okay. >> And then after that, I know it's cold out here. I'll make a decision. >> It's chilly and it's windy. Yes. >> I understand. >> Since he suspected impairment, he attempted to complete the field sobriety exercises outside. >> Your eyes, okay? And then we'll go from there. >> Okay. >> All right. What I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you just stand with your arms and your pockets are fine. Okay. >> This is a stimulus. You're going to stare at my finger and you're going to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Okay. Do you understand the instructions? >> Just my eyes. >> Just your eyes. Heat. Heat. [Music] If they need to blink, it's okay. [Music] [Applause] I'm almost done. >> I'm sorry if it's cold. [Music] Almost there. [Music] [Music] Try and stand still for me. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Do you know how much alcohol you put in the drink? Did you mix it or somebody else mix it? >> Uh, yes. My mom's only uh my mom and my uncle. >> So, somebody else mixed it? >> Yeah. >> They made it for you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Was it a heavy pour? >> No. >> No. >> I have one right there in my seat. >> Nothing heavy. No, >> not heavy. >> No, not heavy at all. >> Do you normally drink? Is that your normal drink or >> No, >> you don't normally drink. >> No. >> Okay. Is three a lot for you or is that normal? >> Uh, three. It's normal. >> Okay. It's normal. How often do you drink? >> No. Once every weekend. >> Once a weekend. Yeah. >> Okay. And then that's your max or that's just >> That's my max. Yes. >> All right. What I want to do is I want to run you through the rest of the tests. Okay. Okay. Cuz your eyes are showing me some signs that impairmental. >> Just tired up and up since five. >> No, I understand. But your eyes are are very telling. Okay. >> So, what I want to do is if you're willing here on the street before we bring you back to the PD, you're not under arrest. Okay. >> Do you do you know the legal limit? >> That's what you say. Yes. Point0. >> Okay. >> I know the legal limit. >> Here's here's what I'm willing to do. >> I'm just cold and I'm freezing. >> I'm cold, too, and I don't want to be out here just as much as you don't want to be out. Elizabeth was also offered the opportunity to take part in a PBT, but she ultimately turned it down. >> So, what I'm willing to do is offer you a preliminary breath test. Okay? It's a little device, and I'm offering this because I don't want to see you go to jail. Okay? >> I don't want to go to jail. If you're 0 .05 or below, >> you're more than welcome to drive out of here. Okay? But if you're 0 .05 or above, then we're going to have to take a different route. But >> what if I What if I refuse? That's absolutely up to you. Okay. But I'm giving you this option before we go back to the PD. Okay. Do you think you're above the limit? >> Maybe with three drinks. Yeah. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to I'm going to run the rest of the test, but this is an option we're going to do here on the street before we go back to the PD. Okay. >> So, it's up to you. You can refuse. You don't have to take it. It's not admissible in criminal court. And again, you're not under arrest. Okay. This is just to help me gauge where you are. >> I refuse. If you refuse, we're going to go back to the PD. I'm going to finish the testing cuz I know it's cold out here and you're shivering. >> And what happens at the PD? >> I'm going to finish the testing and then we'll make a determination on where we go from there. >> So, if you think you're above the legal limit, you can refuse, but we're going to go back to the PD and we're going to finish the test. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Mhm. >> So, I'm going to have one of my partners grab your car keys, your phone. Was there anything else in there? >> I actually refused >> to what? >> To taking the >> That's fine. >> test right now. >> Okay, then we're going to go back to the PD. >> All right. >> Before being taken into custody on accusations of DUI, Elizabeth acknowledged drinking and showed signs of drunkenness. She was handcuffed and taken to the police. >> Behind your back and detain you at this time. Okay. >> Okay. Who's taking my car keys? >> We'll take them with us. You have anything in your pockets? Stick me, stab me, poke me. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Just tell me. Don't Don't just read. >> Make a lift. >> Okay. >> Uh, one. >> Okay. Just put your hands behind your back. We'll grab it. >> And what's your name? >> Officer Sasselino. >> What? >> Officer Sasselino. >> Selenino. >> Yes, ma'am. Got a lot of bracelets on here. >> Let go of your hand. >> Are you sure who I >> Okay, take a little walk with me here. Okay. >> Yeah. You got nothing on you? >> No weapons? >> Of course not. Why would I need just a civilian? Do I look harmless? Do I look like I can harm you? >> Hey, you never know, right? I got to ask. >> True. True. >> Just watch your head. Okay. >> Yep. Can you close the door? >> Yeah. One second. >> Thank you. >> Hey, is Lily over there? >> Yeah. >> Can you have her come here? >> 811 11:30. >> 11:39. Christian. [Music] >> This Karen may face charges of reckless driving that results in a collision, driving while intoxicated, and refusing a breathalyzer test. There are severe legal repercussions for these acts, particularly if this is not her first transgression. Isn't this a crazy scenario? Indeed, after the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. Stop with the drama school shivering. She thinks she's being adorable. It's not working. Wow, is she annoying and making an utter fool of herself with her ridiculous flirtation with the officer. Her eyes are just rolling around independent of each other. Creepy. This instance demonstrates the severe repercussions that might result from driving after drinking and rejecting a breathalyzer test. This Karen is such a stubborn person. If you like this article, please sign up for Law Frame to receive more. Look out for the next Karen who will react even more aggressively. >> Officer K. [Music] >> Yes, I do. >> On May 2nd, 2025, Officer Doer of the Athens Police Department noticed a car driving without headlights. The car was being driven by a 22-year-old lady when he started a traffic stop. Good evening. My name's Officer Dor with the Athens Police Department. Reason to stop you today is you don't have any headlights on. >> Oh, I'm so sorry. Do >> you have your driver's license and insurance with you? >> I do have my driver's license. I just have to find a key. Give me a second. >> Okay, go ahead. [Music] The woman denied drinking, but she said she and her pals were returning from a pub. >> Where you guys coming from tonight? >> What's that? >> We were coming from the bars. >> Okay. >> Have you had anything to drink tonight? No, >> you haven't had anything. >> I have to pull my license on my phone. Is that okay? >> Yeah, if you have a copy of it on your phone, that's fine. >> Got under control. Step back to the sidewalk for me. >> Yes, sir. >> Answer you for me or no? >> No. >> Okay. Sidewalk. This is a picture of me and my license. >> However, Officer Durr requested that the woman exit her car so that he could administer standardized field sobriety tests. >> Let's do this. Michelle, I'm going to have you hop out. I want to make sure you're okay to be driving. Okay. Have you step just right back to the front of my car for a minute? The >> front of your car? >> Yeah. Just stand right just off to the side just a little bit so we're not in the street. Right. Like right here where my flashlight is. That's great. I'll turn off some lights so I'm not so blinded here. You turn off the overhead. Can you take one step towards me? All right. Do you wear contacts or glasses? >> I wear contacts. >> Are they in right now? >> Yes. Okay. Have you had any recent head injuries? >> No. >> All right. Are you blind in either eye? >> No. >> Okay. I'm going to have you do stand with your feet, heels, and toes together just like this for me. Have your arms straight down to your side. Okay. I want you standing just like that. I want you to look at the tip of my pen right here. Do you see that right there? I want you to follow that with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head for me. Okay. Are you able to follow that? >> Yeah. >> All right. We're going to do a few more passages. Keep following it for me. Okay. >> Sorry, I can't I have cuz of my prescription. My peripheral vision is really bad. >> Okay. So, I don't want you looking at your peripheral. Just make sure you stare straight at it for me. Okay. Don't try not to move your head. Just move it with your eyes. Just keep looking at the pen for me. Keep looking right for me. Okay. Sorry, I see my contacts are drying up. >> Ready? >> Keep staring at the pen for me. Just keep your head straight for me. [Music] I'm starting to pin for now. You go straight up. All right. Follow it straight up for me. One more time. [Music] Okay. Do you have I want you to imagine a straight line running out in front of you. Okay. I want you to place your left foot on that imaginary line and place your right foot in front of it just like this. Touching heel to toe if you could, please. So, left foot on the line, right foot in front of it, touching heel toe. I want you to stay just like that. Can you go? Yep. Go back and you just stand like that for me. Okay. I want you to stand just like that. Your arms down to your side. Do not start until I instruct you to begin the test. Okay? You understand what I'm asking? >> Yes. >> All right. Okay. So, don't move from that position. Don't start until I tell you to do so. When I tell you to, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps down this imaginary line. It's going to look like this. One, two, three, until you get up to nine. When you get up to nine, with your front foot on the ground, take a series of small steps to turn around just like this. Go to get back to that position. >> Okay? >> And you're going to take nine more heel to toe steps back down the line. One, two, three, on up to nine. Okay? Do you understand what I'm asking of you so far? Yeah. >> All right. While you do this, I want you to watch your feet. Count your steps out loud. Make sure you touch heel to toe. Once you begin the test, don't stop until it's complete. You have any questions for me? >> Can you make him stop filming me? >> Unfortunately, as long as he's in a place he's allowed to be, he can film. Okay. You understand everything I've asked of you? >> Yeah. >> All right. Go back in position. When you're ready, go ahead and begin. >> One, two, three. Sorry, I'm not going to balance. It's okay. >> Four, five, six, seven, eight, >> nine. You said 10. All right. >> Yep. >> That's pretty good. That's pretty good. >> 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Okay. >> Stand with your feet. Heels and toes together just like mine. Arms down to your side. Okay. You said you can stand on your left foot. Is that right? Yeah. >> But not your right. Okay. So, what I'm going to say when you do this, you can choose whichever foot you'd like. Okay. When I tell you to, you're gonna raise whichever foot's most comfortable for you. Approximately 6 in off the ground. You're going to look down at your raised foot. You're going to count 1,00 1,002 1,003 and keep counting like that until I instruct you to stop. Okay. >> Okay. >> You understand what I'm asking of you? >> Yep. >> All right. While you do this, I want you to watch your raised foot, keep your arms down to your side, and count out loud. All right, >> hold on one Hold on one second. All right. >> Sorry. >> Okay, when you're ready, Michelle, go ahead. >> I'm ready. 1,001,002,003. [Music] >> You can pick your foot up and continue for me. >> 4005. >> Keep continuing for me. 106 1007 >> Okay. Can you continue anymore? >> Yeah. 8 1 >> 100234 160 >> Okay, you can stop. >> She was arrested for operating a vehicle while intoxicated when the tests were completed. >> At this time, I do believe you're too impaired to be driving a vehicle. All right. So, what's going to happen is you're going to be placed under arrest for operating a vehicle while impaired. All right. We're going to go back to my office to do some paperwork. Once we're done with that, I'm going to release you from the office to somebody to come pick you up. Okay. So, I need you to face towards the car for me. I am going to place you in handcuffs. Okay. >> I'm here to operate. >> Yes, I do. >> Can I get my I have to call somebody to get >> I'll get your phone and I'll get all your stuff. Okay. Is anybody in the car sober enough to drive or If if not, my option is to go ahead and just park your vehicle for you so I don't have to tow it. Is that okay if I do that? >> Can I ask why you live on two impairs? >> Because I observed indicators of impairment while we did our tests. Okay. >> Because I saw >> that's part of it. >> All right. >> Because you are under arrest, you do have the right to remain silent. Anything you say again will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney before and during any questioning if you wish. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you by the courts at no cost. You can choose to exercise these rights, not answer questions. You understand those rights, Michelle? >> I understand, man. >> Okay. You have anything on you I need to know about? You don't really have pockets, do you? >> I don't have anything on me. Everything's in my car. >> Okay. So, let's have a seat in my car right here. Okay. >> Yep. Sit back here for me. This Karen was officially charged with driving under the influence, failing to utilize her headlights when driving at night, and having a banned breath alcohol content above the legal limit. These allegations cover several safety infractions, including driving under the influence and operating a vehicle improperly, which put her and other drivers in danger. Many people commented on the circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. I didn't drink anything. The legendary lie before the testing device shattered all illusions. Oh wow, she broke the stereotype in this one with Uber today. Driving drunk is ridiculous. The lesson from this situation is that driving after drinking and failing to use headlights at night not only violates the law, but also endangers both the driver and others. What an unyielding Karen. Please subscribe to Lawframe for more articles if you like this. The next Karen will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. >> On October 25th, 2024, police rushed to the scene when 23-year-old Alexandra Sulva's Chevrolet Spark collided with a parked Nissan Ultima. >> What's up, guys? >> Alex, what happened? >> You're not going to talk to me? >> What do I need to talk to? You tell me. >> The car don't move. I hit nobody. So, what is the issue? >> What do you mean you hit nobody? You hit a car. >> No, I did not hit a car. >> What happened? >> I don't think you hit a car. >> I did not hit it. I've been saying I hit that. Yes, I did. No, he said you didn't touch it. From what we could see, you said I hit it. We thought that it because of the noise that we heard. >> But I saw you. >> The windows are closed and we heard it. >> Well, that car was messed up because the engine made that noise like that like the whole time. So, we didn't know what was going on with this. So the horn >> I didn't look in the back. >> Alex, explain to me what happened. >> All right. >> Good night. >> Thank you. >> I don't want to talk about it right now. Please. >> I need you to talk for RJ. He wasn't there. So that's all I came for. >> All right. Well, let's not do the whole thing again. We're going to cry about R.J. Just tell me what happened. >> Talk to him again. >> Oh, here we go. As for quality, my car. >> Okay. Well, come tell me what happened. >> Alex, I'm not going to do this with you again tonight. Okay. Come on. I'm not going to do the whole screaming, crying, running all over stuff. >> I'm homeless right now. I have nowhere to go for my car. >> Okay. Well, tell me what happened. a certain point. >> I hit the curb and then I pressing the brake so hard that it didn't hit the car. That's all I know. >> Okay. You don't know how what happened before that? >> The car was already messed up before that. >> It's a rental? >> Yes, it's a rental. >> All right. Do you have your driver's license? Thank you. >> This car don't even have a turn on. Where's the key at? >> No. Leave it right there. Leave it right there. I don't know you. What are you going to do with the key? >> No, they have I didn't car. >> Well, you did, unfortunately. On the bottom. You want to see? It's not bad, though. >> See it right there on the bottom. >> Well, it's not like damaged. Just just a little. >> And then this hit your car right here. And you got a little damage on your bumper. >> Yeah, my damage. Not theirs, right? >> Well, maybe on the bottom. It's hard to see. We'll see when we take the car away. >> Can I see the key, please? No, I'm not taking the car away. >> I don't have the key. >> You have the key. >> Okay, give me a second. I'll get it. >> Alexandra was uncooperative, sought her keys, and showed signs of impairment. The police officer had already met her. >> Yeah. From Texas. If you could check NJ as well, please. >> That makes perfect [ __ ] sense. >> Stay here, please. >> Yo, stay here or you're getting locked up. >> Lawyer. I'm >> Alex. I'm giving you one warning. Stay here. >> Nobody. >> I don't care. Stay over here, please. >> Alex, you're going to get placed under arrest. >> This is wrong. You're going to get placed under arrest if you keep walking away from me. >> I need my keys. That's what I need. >> I will get your keys. Get over here. >> Alex, this is going to be her third 450, I believe. >> What? >> This is going to be her third 450. >> Alex, don't this dates. This could be here. RJ has RJ in my life, bro. I do everything for him. >> You're going to get placed under arrest if you keep walking away from me. >> I'm not going to warn you. This is it. >> [ __ ] in my life. [ __ ] arrest me. Please. >> I'm just [ __ ] her. >> Listen. Listen. You have to calm down or they're listen to me. >> Listen. Focus. Focus. >> That's the only thing I have. I never don't touch me, bro. >> You're going to get placed under arrest. You touch me again like that, you're getting locked up. >> Listen. No, Alex, if you don't calm down, they will arrest you. You know, I've done this [ __ ] before. I know. >> I'm never came here for AJ. I should have just sw >> Alex, stay here. You're not going in the garage. >> What are you going to do? You're placing arrest. Yes. >> Yes. >> For what? >> For disorderly conduct and for obstruction. >> Do it again. >> I'm just seeing my keys. >> No, you're not getting your keys. >> You just said I was and now you said >> Yeah. Well, I changed my mind cuz you had behavior. >> Yeah. >> Because he thought Alexandra could be impaired. He asked her to complete field sobriety exercises. >> This officer is going to run you through soiety tests. Okay. >> Stay here, please. Well, we could do them, buddy. >> [ __ ] my ass to myself. >> RJ, I don't give a [ __ ] RJ, don't just stand there. Just don't give a [ __ ] about nothing. RJ, just sit there. My whole life I would never talk to you again. I came here for your ass. So stay with your [ __ ] parents. >> Where are you going? What the [ __ ] y'all need from me? >> I just showed up here. Well, I need some information >> for RJ. Obviously, he don't give a [ __ ] about me. Okay. >> What' you do? You crashed your car? >> No, because my car was already [ __ ] messed up from the beginning. The [ __ ] engine, the brakes, what everything messed up. >> Can you calm down? >> Because I went up the curve. I pressed the brakes so hard. That's all I did. >> You pressed the brake and then what? Ended up in that car? >> Yes. Close to enough in that car. I press the brake so much as much as I can for that [ __ ] to stop. I'm sorry. It's okay. >> I don't want to go through this right now. I'm going through a lot of [ __ ] I'm going [ __ ] homeless right now. I don't want to deal with this [ __ ] All right. >> So, look. >> And if you want to be against me, I'm sorry, sir. I'm going through a lot of [ __ ] >> We got it. We got it. >> [ __ ] Anyways, >> I got it. >> So, listen. >> I just want my baby daddy. Please. >> Got your baby daddy? >> No, that's his car. >> Oh, who? Wait, who's your baby daddy? Him? No, that's his car, though. >> Your baby That's R.J.'s car. >> That's my baby daddy's rental. >> Okay. Who's your baby daddy? >> He's at work right now. >> Okay. So, look. Look. >> I have nowhere else to go. That was my ride. >> Okay. Where are you trying to get to? >> Home. >> Where's that? >> It doesn't work. That's crazy. I didn't even hit the car and I just went over the curb and that shit's [ __ ] up. >> Where do you live at? >> Lakhers. >> That's kind of a hike. Um, >> cuz I live near uh I work at um uh CMC. >> Okay, that's kind of far. >> But what the [ __ ] did I just I haven't hit nothing in my car. What is it? My is it my tire? I need to know. >> You want to go take a look at it? Take a look. >> Charge my phone cuz I need to contact him. It's not my car. I need to know. >> Yeah, we can get a charge for you. >> He don't give a [ __ ] She's so [ __ ] >> So listen, what' you have to drink tonight? Be be honest with me. What' you have to drink? >> Are you on camera? >> Yeah, I'm recording. >> What' you have? >> Huh? >> Okay. >> I didn't have nothing. I pressed the brakes so hard and barely even like crashed into it. But how? >> Like a collusion? Cuz I went over the curb cuz I tried to swerve real quick and I went over the curb and then I just hit this brake so hard. It did that. >> That's kind of how the brake or the gas. >> No. How do you hit the brake? Cuz I I was so angry and aggressive. I had to swerve so fast. I had to >> I went over the curb and I had to press on the brake so hard. >> But But if you Well, if you press on a brake hard, how'd you end up over there? You know what I mean? >> Well, cuz I went over the curb and so fast. I was going fast. I had to press my brakes so hard. >> Okay. Are you injured? >> No. Okay. >> Okay. Get >> Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Let me just check your eyes. >> Oh my god. >> Let me just check your eyes. Can you see it with my pen? >> Can you see it? >> All right. Follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Don't move your head. You ready? here. Just don't Over here. My baby guy is going to be upsetting me. >> Can you just come here? I still got to finish the checking arrows. >> He's going to be upsetting me this letting my car and I haven't even hit it that much. What do you mean you haven't hit it that much? >> There's no collusion to it. There's not even like a dent. Maybe on my end, but not theirs. >> I got hit before and I let them go. >> Let me see. Come here. >> And then the neighbor said I hit it and then they said I didn't. This one is [ __ ] >> Ah, yeah. You bar. Look. Come here. You barely hit it. >> Okay. Who got more collision? Probably me, cuz this small ass car. >> I mean, there's not much damage either way. >> Yeah, exactly. So, what the [ __ ] is there need to be anything? I don't My car [ __ ] don't work. That car [ __ ] works. What's the [ __ ] difference? >> Oh, but yeah, look at that. That's not good. That would be from the curb. I guess you hit where that chunk is out. >> Can I charge my phone, please? >> Where do you want to charge it? >> I don't know. I just need to charge it. Oh, she never came here. >> I You shouldn't have. >> Yeah, for this [ __ ] Yes, he's in the house. You know what I'm just like, >> I don't give a [ __ ] about this. This is not cure. >> Do you have any injuries whatsoever? >> No, but that was my car cuz I'm homeless right now and that's the only car to get >> Well, who hang on. >> Wait, we're not going back over there. Yep. What's your name again? I forget. We're not going We're not going back over there. Where are you going? >> Yo, >> why? That's >> That's not where you're going. We're over here. We're doing with this. >> That's how it's going to be. Huh? >> I need a charger then. >> We're going to charge your phone. >> Just make us all want to ask for what? >> Cuz you keep walking away from us. >> Well, he's being an [ __ ] about it. You want to be a [ __ ] racist [ __ ] be white. Which one is it? talk about it because it has nothing to do with me. I came here for him. >> I know. >> Wait, where' that? >> Give me that. Where'd the other piece of the charger go? Yo, where's that other piece? >> I was giving it to you. >> Because of the automobile collision, her admission of drinking, and her unwillingness to do all of the field sobriety tasks, Alexandra was arrested for driving under the influence. You have been drinking >> and you hit a car. >> So, I need to place you under arrest for DWI. >> No. >> Yes. >> I literally got my baby. >> We'll call him a head. Listen. Listen. We will call him a head. Hey. Hey. It's going to be okay. [Music] email. You're so [ __ ] fake. You're so [ __ ] fake. [Applause] I didn't do nothing. You hurt me. >> Stop resisting us. >> Get your feet in. >> No. >> No. I need my baby. Get out of my [ __ ] face. So [ __ ] >> this Karen may be charged with driving under the influence, causing a traffic accident, and refusing to cooperate with police since she slammed into a parked car acknowledged to drinking, displayed indications of drunkenness, and failed sobriety tests. Isn't this a crazy scenario indeed? After the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. This girl is immature and drinking and driving. She needs to go to jail. Her whining is so annoying that I'm amazed at the officer's kind patience and forbearance. Good lord, I can't even watch this. She make my head hurt these poor officers. 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