from constantly complaining even though the police were doing the right thing. >> They're still giving me [ __ ] >> To try to escape after operating a vehicle while intoxicated. >> Where are you going? >> Fine. >> These women are behaving as if they're untouchable, flaunting their arrogance in front of the cops. But the truth is, no amount of entitlement can save them once reality strikes. Let's dive into when cops humiliate the heck out of super entitled Karens. Starting with the first incident. I >> understand. Yes, I don't resist. >> Don't resist. It's going to end poorly for you. >> On December 6th, 2023, officers stopped a car that was traveling at night without headlights while they were on patrol. >> Good evening, ma'am. >> Hi. How you doing? Good. I'm my haird dryer. >> Good. I'm officer SL with the Atlanta Police Department. The reason for the traffic stop this evening is cuz you have no lights on. >> Oh, I'm so sorry. >> No worries. You have your driver's license on you? >> I do. >> Need to take a look at it real quick. Okay. We'll get you out of here. >> Coming home from work. Yeah. Can you just roll down that window uh for my partner? >> Yes. >> Thank you. >> The the passenger window. Can you roll down the passenger window? >> I'm pass I'm >> Good evening. How are you? >> Hi. I'm so sorry. A lot of people don't even know I'm here. >> Do you not have your driver's license on you? >> I do. I do. >> Did you stop anywhere before you uh left work? >> I went to a friend's house. >> Okay. >> And I'm so sorry. Um >> Why are you sorry? >> I'm trying to find it and I'm so sorry. >> Shut the car off. Okay. Do you own the vehicle? >> I do. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Uh, not that much. I'm I I'm sorry. >> November. >> Where is your driver's license? Can you find your driver's license for me? >> Yeah. >> Well, I don't know why you're not looking for it. >> All right. >> It's a traffic stop. I am. >> Okay. Find your driver's license. >> Ma'am, do you have any weapons in the car that we >> No. Yeah. >> You ever been arrested for DUI before? >> No. Okay. Go. >> I'm so sorry. >> Why are you sorry? >> Why you keep saying that? >> Because I don't want to do this. >> Don't want to do what? I I my mom worked for OPD for very many years. >> Okay. >> And I am not >> well >> an [ __ ] I just >> I get it. But >> you want to go home? >> Yeah. I don't think >> and go to bed. >> Well, I don't think you're capable of driving a vehicle right now. >> Do you live with anyone at home? >> No. >> What? No. >> No. If I have to give my car right now, >> it's fine. Please. >> Seeing she wasn't fit to drive, officers told her to step out, but she argued she'd leave the car and walk, claiming her mother was a former officer. >> Um, can you just do me a quick favor, Lette? Sure. >> So, I can run your uh driver's license and stuff. Just do me a favor to step out of the vehicle for me. >> Okay. >> What are you trying to do? >> Listen up. Step out of the car. But what are you trying to do? >> Because I'm able to get you out of the vehicle on a traffic stop. Step out of the car right now. [Applause] >> Okay. Thank you. >> Can you just go stand over there? Thank you. >> Just hang out right here. Okay. Are you good with her for a second? Let me just run a second. I'd really like to know what this is because No, I No. My mom No, my mom worked for OPD for 27 years. I'd really like to know what this is, please. >> It's a traffic stop now. >> Okay, but what are we doing right now? My partner is concerned about your ability to operate the vehicle. >> Great. And I said that I would leave this car >> and walk home. >> Okay. >> So, what are we doing right now? >> We're continuing our investigation. >> Okay. But if I say I'm abandoning my car, >> no, it doesn't work like that. Great. Can I contact my mother right now? >> Not at the moment. No. >> No. I I need to contact my mother. >> Yeah, but you're not going to right now. That's >> Yeah. No, I need to. No, I need to contact my mother right now because she worked for you guys longer than you two have been alive. So, I need to contact my mother right now. >> Well, I'm 37. You said she worked for the department for how long? >> 42 years. >> She worked for the department for 42 years. >> Yes. >> She was a officer. >> She worked for uh She was a OPD offic. She was a No, >> we're not doing this. Are we serious right now? >> Serious about what? >> All I want to do is go home. I >> see. So, our concern is that you might have had too much to drink today. >> Great. That's fine. And all I want to do is walk home. >> Okay. Well, that's not an option. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, so I just would like to contact my mother. >> Okay. Gotcha. who worked for OPD for 27 years. >> That's fine. Unfortunately, that's not an option either. Okay. So, we're not going to let you call anybody. We're on a traffic stop conducting an investigation. Um I guess you were stopping. >> So, can I just leave the vehicle and walk home? >> No. I just told you that 10 seconds ago. >> Why? >> Well, one, it's illegally parked. Two, we're conducting an investigation. So these officers as well as myself just talking to you for 2 minutes believe that you have too much to drink tonight. >> Yes, I understand that and that's why I'm saying can I please just and I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] I just I just want to go home. >> Okay. On a scale of 1 to 10, we're kind of falling over drunk. One's not at all. Where do you think you are? >> I am a five. Okay. What were you drinking? >> Where? >> No, no, no. What were you drinking? >> Oh, what? Uh, just beer. >> Okay. How many beers did you have? >> Like four. >> So, you feel like you're safe to drive? >> I I would not say I'm safe to drive obviously cuz you guys do not think that. I obviously just want to go home. >> I got you. You okay? >> And Yeah. No, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I just want to go home. Honestly, I just want to go home and I want to [ __ ] be like at home right now. >> Okay. Oh, I want to be at home, too, unfortunately. >> Yeah, I'm not. >> And I I'm not saying that I'm okay to drive home. That's not what I'm saying. Is I'm saying I just want to walk home. >> Okay. And if I have to surrender my car, >> that's fine. >> Surrender it. >> Whatever you have to do to it. >> Gotcha. Okay. >> Fine. >> Hang out with these officers. >> When she could no longer argue her way out, the woman began crying. >> Come on. >> No. I hate this country >> because this is [ __ ] I just >> that you're operating a vehicle without the lights. you rights to my vehicle and I am so we don't want the rights to your vehicle and you guys are still giving me [ __ ] >> Why? >> No one's giving you >> why why are you still giving me [ __ ] about my life? >> So that being said, ma'am ma'am ma'am ma'am I'm I'm getting a cat. Well I don't need you to get a cat. Don't need you to get a cat. >> So, I'm an [ __ ] for getting a cat. >> Get a cat. That's not your cat. >> Okay. >> She even refused to take a sobriety test. >> Summer observations. I'd like to request you do field sobriety exercises to determine if you're safe to operate a motor vehicle. >> I just told you I'm not. >> Okay. Again, >> I'm trying to >> I'm affording you the opportunity to complete some field sobar exercises to dispel my fear. You are driving under the influence of alcohol and or drugs while operating a vehicle in the state of Florida while on a roadway. >> Would you like to do those exercises? >> No. >> No. You understand that refusing to do those exercises can be used against you in court? Do you understand? >> Do you understand? No, you don't. >> No. >> Okay. So, if you refuse to complete the field sobriety exercises, which I'm requesting that you do, which is based on our observations. No, >> you cannot. >> I'm giving you my car. >> No, that's not how this is working. I'm asking you. >> Why are you being so >> I'm trying to be direct. I'm trying to be direct because you don't understand. So, I'm trying to be direct and repeat myself as many times as necessary so you understand the severity of the circumstances you're in. I understand like I understand that you are >> [ __ ] 20 something years old and >> I'm not but thank you. I don't believe that you understand at all. >> Yeah. And the more belligerent you act towards us, the less it's uh actually helping uh your case right now. >> That's great. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, >> I'm an [ __ ] for trying to talk to a cat. >> No, you've uh bered my partner by calling him 20 years old and you've undermined uh my partner and I's discretion and stop. But you guys just >> we did our job by pulling this vehicle over >> because I tried to talk to a cat. >> So I'm going to ask you again. Would you be willing to do the field soiety exercises that I've requested of you? >> No. >> No. >> Do you understand that your refusal can be used against you in a court of law? >> Do you understand? >> Yes or no? Okay, time is 23:23. The defendant is not answering any questions. >> At which point the officers decided to place her under arrest. >> Stand up. Hand behind your back. >> Step forward. >> Yes, I understand. Yeah, I understand. Yes, I >> don't resist. >> Don't resist. That's going to end poorly for you. >> Understand? Yes, I understand. >> No, I understand. Oh, no. >> I I just said I understand. >> That's fine. I believe you. >> Can you please let me? >> No. >> Are you serious? >> Yes. Very >> I just said I understand. >> Okay. >> I understand. >> You understood once the handcuffs went on you. Walk this way to my patrol car. >> No, I understand. >> You're under arrest. No, I understand. Please. >> Back to my patrol car. >> Please. Please. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Please. >> Never mind. The seat belt's party. Go ahead. Have a seat. >> Please. >> I'm sorry. Please >> have a seat or you're going to catch another shark. >> Can I please >> put your foot in? You understand you said that? >> No, I really do understand. Please. >> Go ahead. Put your foot Can you please >> I'm asking you nicely. Please put your foot in the car. Ma'am, >> I'm I'm trying. >> Thank you. >> This Karen was accused of driving under the influence, a grave infraction that exposed her carelessness, endangered other drivers, and carried major legal repercussions. Everyone has their opinion, and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. Sober drivers just want to go home, too. It needs to be said again and again. A $40, $50 Uber is way cheaper than the cost of a DUI. Better yet, wait and drink at home. Can you imagine being 55 years old and wanting to call your mother? The lesson from this situation is that driving while impaired is dangerous not only to oneself, but also to others. Subscribe to Lawframe for more articles if you like this. We will immediately move on to the next situation. Oh yeah, he got me. He got me. >> On October 22nd, 2024, authorities in Crystal Lake, Illinois, observed a vehicle with two flat tires swerving across lanes. While driving, a woman who was later identified as a nanny had become quite inebriated from babysitting children. >> Hey, can I talk to you real quick? Come here. What's up with your rims? Time for now. Are you okay? >> Are you all right, Mr. Sushi? What's going on? >> I'm not driving. >> You're not driving? What happened to your car? >> You got your car keys on you? What are you looking for? >> My car keys? Can you just leave me alone? >> No. You got two flat tires. >> My husband is going to come fix them >> here. Where's Can you mind if I see your car key real quick? >> My car key? >> Yeah. I just don't want you to drive off. >> Please don't write me a citation, please. >> Why would I write you a citation? I don't know. >> Do you have like your driver's license on you? >> Is this your car? >> Yes. >> How did you get the flat tires? >> I I don't know. >> Were you with anyone else? >> No. >> Just by yourself? >> My manager. Oh, hell no. Yo, is this guy recall? >> Do you have your license on you? >> Yo, can you take me home? I have around the corner. >> Here, can I see your license real quick? >> She get home first. >> No, you're not going to go home right now. You're not going to go home. We got to figure out what happened to your car. >> Jail? >> No one said you're going to jail. >> The woman resisted staying still and protested many times when requested to get out of the automobile. >> Do you mind just stepping out of the car? >> Holy [ __ ] Three cars. >> Yeah. Yeah. Are you talking to the caller? Can >> you please take me home? Please, >> let's just figure out how you damage your tires. >> I don't know. >> She's left. >> Do you mind just stepping out of the car? That way we can just talk to you. It' be easier. >> No, I don't. I have nothing to say. I >> get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. I'm going to take you out of the vehicle. >> There we go. Let's go up in front of the vehicle right here. >> We'll take that. >> Go in front. Actually, if you want to pick it up, you can. I'm sorry. You can pick it up if you can pick it on. Pick it up, ma'am. You can pick it up. I'm just staying back from you cuz you wanted to pick it up. >> All right. Go up there to the front. What are you doing? Are you just not smart? Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Go up here in front of the vehicle. You got her ID? >> Yeah. >> I got her. >> Where's that plate come back out of? >> I'm not sure. What are you doing? Just stay here. >> Where are you going? >> To hide. >> Why? Why? Keep going. >> Okay. Well, ma'am >> because we're Because relax. >> Take a deep breath. >> Ma'am, just relax. Okay, >> man. >> You need to relax. >> Have you ever heard the meme? You're extremely intoxicated and you're operating a motor vehicle on a state highway of the state and you have two flat tires. You could have killed yourself or somebody else. >> Well, why do you think I pulled over >> after you hit a curb? >> After you struck a curb and you can't drive anymore because your car is throwing sparks out the side of it. >> Call my husband. >> Okay, we will. >> Let's just figure this out. >> Ma'am, let's go over here by the front of my car. Over here, >> ma'am. >> Ma'am, >> over here. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, come over here. I'm not letting go of your jacket cuz you keep trying to run off and I'm not going to play that game. >> You just did like twice try to do it over here by the front. >> When she lost control, police intervene to take her into custody. >> Yeah. >> Don't you do that again and wear your arm back at me like you're going to hit me? We're going to have a real problem. Do you understand me? Do you understand? I'm not the one who operated a Cadillac SUV on a state highway in this state and then hit a curb and could have killed yourself or somebody else because you're intoxicated. Not my problem. Do you understand me? If you pull your arm back like that on me again, I will charge you. Do you understand? >> Let's go over here by the front of my car. >> No, never. Put your hands on your back. Put her in handcuffs. Oh, I got it. All right, just get a handcuff on her. Beas, hold her arms, get a handcuff. >> Oh god. >> Get one on her. Get on her. We got her. Just safety for us. We got her. >> Oh, you're under. All right. >> Your body. >> Please just take me home to my kids. >> No. We're going to go to a police department now. No, >> hold on a second. >> Those are those [ __ ] >> Yo, you're an angry man. I don't know what the happened to you as a child. >> You're the one who causes >> You're the one who just tried to run and hold your arm back like you were to hit me. >> Why are there four cop cars here? Am I that intimidating? >> This side. >> Who the are you? >> Come on, let's go. Is that how you see? >> Hey. Hey. >> Lillian, stop. Lillian, stop. You're making it worse. >> Um, yeah. >> Get off me. >> Stop. >> Get off me. Get off me. Get off me. >> She strongly resisted while she was being led to the police car, though, and cops had to carry her to the ground. >> Take her to the ground. I got her. >> Oh, yeah. You got me. You got me. You got some anchor. >> Bring the wrap. >> Bring your wife every day. >> You need to relax. >> Yes. Relax. Bring me the face. Pound it in. Pound it in. Officer in. >> Get the off me. Get the off me. >> Ma'am, you just kicked me twice. in the groin and in my leg. And then you're shoved back against our partner. >> Hey, I need to know exactly what they saw on body camera. >> All right. Yeah. After this. Yeah. >> What do you want me to do, baby? What's >> that? Or you can go out right there. >> Let me go. >> Let me go. >> I hate you. >> I know. >> Let me go, >> ma'am. The reason why Ma'am, the reason why you're not being let go is because you've already assaulted both of us. >> Shut up. You're a human. Get the off me. Get off me. You're hurting me. >> Okay, look. We're not hurting you. Would you like to >> stupid? You knew that's your wife. >> What' you say? >> Get off me. >> Stop them. >> Get off me. >> She's going to stop. >> Take me home. Take me home. Take me home. Get me in the car. At least >> I don't want you. >> Look, I don't want your knee anywhere near up here. I just want you to sit down like that. I want you have her arm >> and I just want you to hold her arm and keep her body down and go hole because she's going to kick Soie or she's going to spit on you. So, keep her head that way. I'm going to go get leg iron. [Applause] Stop moving. >> You're pushing my head to the ground. >> Ma'am, look. You're all on body camera. That head, your head's nowhere near the ground. You're lifting it on your own. >> Yeah, cuz even >> Ma'am, we told you you would need to stop resisting. >> You kicked us. You spit on us. >> Oh, I'm so horrible. >> Well, if you would just cooperate and get in the back of the car, we wouldn't even be on the ground. >> Home. >> You're not going. We're beyond that point. We got a we got a thing coming called the wrap and we're going to put you in that wrap to where you're immobilized and you cannot move. >> Ellie threw me in the car. Put me in the car. >> We tried to, ma'am. And you kicked all of us. >> We tried to. >> But you obviously are under arrest. So, I hope you know that part, right? >> Put me in the car. Let's see if you can do the alone. Come on. Come on. >> Oh, I will. Trust me. >> Oh, let's do it. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to put myself in that situation cuz she's already assaulted all three of us. You kicked my partner. >> Grabbing my hand. >> You've kicked me. You spit on me. You kicked my partner. >> Clap resistance. >> There we go. >> There we go. >> Well, there's a felony. Look, if we get you up on your feet, will you get in the back of the squad car? >> I'll do anything to save. Please. >> Let's try and get her. >> She thrashed and damaged the automobile after being strapped inside. >> I'll pay you five grand each. I swear to God. >> I don't want your money. >> Yeah, you do. >> All right. Yeah, you do. I live on 30 acres. >> I'm pleased to talk with my husband. >> Double double. Yeah, double. >> Where are you taking? Double cop >> property. Not kicking the window. >> Hey, let me out. Oh my. Oh my husband. You abuser. He abused me. He raped me. He took my He tattoo man. This Karen was arrested on more than 15 charges, including DUI, aggravated assault against police and medical personnel, reckless driving, driving on flat tires, unlawful lane use, evading a crash scene, and failing to report an accident. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. Hope she lost her job as a nanny and any job dealing with kids. This woman is insufferable. She needs significant jail time. Disgraceful. Drunks are so disgustingly pathetic. The takeaway from this circumstance is to never drive under the influence, especially when you are responsible for supervising youngsters. 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. >> Please help me. Tonight >> on October 31st, 2024, a domestic quarrel was reported to the police. >> What What led to everything happened? >> I knocked on the door and asked her to turn the the water off from the toilet cuz it keeps running. >> Uhhuh. >> And she just got hostile. >> What was everything that she did? >> Um she just the my kids are my little kids are now. They're four years old. So she just kind of pushed me. She grabbed my phone and threw it. just kind of bear hugged me so I couldn't She's pretty strong. Okay. >> So that I couldn't move. >> All right. And where is she at now? Has she >> upstairs? Has she calmed down or >> No, she's up there just talking to somebody. >> After speaking with the mother, officers approached the woman to question her. >> Janiah. >> Hey, how are you? >> Hello. >> You can come in if you need to to see things around. Okay. So, basically, >> okay, hold on. We can you can stay in your room. You can just talk. >> So, she um called my name while I was getting my clothes out my um out the dryer, right? >> Okay. >> So, I haven't really been talking to anybody because she has been talking junk about me. So, I'm not really speaking to her, right? But still being respectful. I kind of just like hm to see what she wanted. She's telling me that she need me to turn off the um toilet because um something about the water problem. I kind of already know about that, but my toilet doesn't do it. So, I'm looking like, okay. So, you know, I go in there, try turn to she talk about some Oh, well, I already did now, so there's no use do it. Had got a whole attitude. So, I'm looking like, you know what? I've been quiet for years. She has been calling like places on me. They come and get me, sticking me with needles and all this type of stuff. Don't they don't ask no questions. They just come and get me and try to take me. And so, um, for a while now, she's been documenting stuff on her own terms. It was a whole paper with my name on it saying that this and the third. I didn't even know what they was talking about. And so, as you can see, I've been in here writing and studying. Haven't been doing nothing to nobody. She keeps coming to my doors. I called the police maybe two or three nights ago because she keeps coming to my door insisting that there's something wrong with me. Talk about some But I I got a video actually I can show. >> Okay, hold on. Let's We're just talking about tonight. >> What happened tonight? >> Okay, so this this is basically what's summed up for tonight though. That's why I wanted to show you. But so basically that night she come my room talking to me like I'm some random on the street. So I don't know what may be going on with her but so then um when she came right here right she was going to call somebody. So I'm like okay who was she f to call? She she um I reached for her phone and she had truly she put the scissors in my face and then when she put the scissors in my face that's when I got close on her some like who you going to stab what you f to do cuz at this point you're provoking me to something do something else to you and so then that's when she had tries to like put her hands on me when I'm reaching for her phone and she like put she like punch me like trying to fight me. She end up hitting my little brother talking about oh I'm so sorry. Then she come back at me on some trying to fight me. She hasn't been doing nothing lately because I have talked to Brady about everything. So, they kind of aware of that situation. And so, I I just called y'all because, you know, ain't no telling what else she may do at this point. She does have a weapon in here. I don't know what she on. She has been taking. She has been drinking. I don't know what's wrong with her, but I'm really sick of her. >> Okay. So, hold on. Let's Let's go back a second. Okay. >> Cuz you said at what point you said you tried to grab her phone. What What led >> when she was trying to call the people on me to come get me? So I tried to reach for the phone and that's when she had um reach that's when she pulled her arm up trying to hit at me trying to fight me. >> Okay. So what do you mean by trying to fight you? What was she doing? >> Like I don't want to attack you but like say this is me right. She was just like give my phone back like talking like like basically punching at me, grabbing on me, gripping on me. >> Okay. So did you actually grab her phone or >> No. No. I reached for the phone and that's when um she um tried to grab at me and tried to grab on hold to me. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, what happens after all of this? >> Um I had came back in my room trying to finish folding out my clothes. I just took out the dryer. >> Okay. >> Listen, I understand you and your mom have some some issues. I'm not That's >> I don't even have an issue. She just keeps >> Well, you have issues with your mom and that's what I'm talking about. Putting the events together, it became clear that she was the one at fault. >> That's not my prerogative for why I'm here because I'm here about what happened tonight. Okay. >> So, hearing from both sides, it sounded like she took out her phone and for some reason you decided to try and take her phone from her even though it's her phone and there's no reason for you to try and take her phone. >> Correct. >> Trying to see who she going to call because who >> but it's her phone. >> Okay. >> She can call whoever she wants to, right? That's just like you can call whoever you want. >> Okay. So, if she if she tries to talk to me and I say, "Oh, I'm just not in the mood to talk right now." Isn't that my prerogative as well to say, "I just don't want to talk right now." So, how does that mean I have a problem? >> But listen, but that means you have a you have a room, you have a door. I'm sure there's a lock. So, like I said, I've heard what you said. I've heard what your mom said. Y'all have given basically two completely different stories about what happened tonight. The only thing that I said that's congruent is that there was some kind of altercation regarding your mom's phone. Your mom is saying that you grabbed her phone. You're saying you didn't grab her phone, but you are saying that you did attempt to grab her phone, and that's what led to her putting her hands on you to stop you from grabbing her phone. >> At that point, the police decided to place her under arrest, but she kept shouting insults. >> Based off from what I'm hearing as far as what's happening tonight, you're going to go to jail. Okay. >> Why am I going to jail? >> A simple assault. I told you that's a >> Hold on. Wait. No. No. No. No. No. Yes. Yes. >> Okay. Hold on. In the name of Jesus. Wait. No. Stop. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Bro, >> put your hands behind your back. >> No. Like, you really need to tell the truth before I really psych out. Nobody has to go through this. You are such a liar. That's why nobody likes you. No. Nobody fool with you. I was in here minding my own business. You keep messing with me. You are so annoying. Now somebody got to go to jail. Ain't got no bond. Nobody want to go to jail. This is annoying. And I really hope everybody weep with they soul. You got to stop moving your hands. This is stupid. You got to stop moving your hands. You got to stop moving your hands. Stupid. Janiah, you got to stop moving. I hope you reap what you sow. I really hope in the name of Jesus, in the name of God, I really wish you weep this. >> Janiah, you got to stop. >> I don't fool with her. She is lying. How somebody wrong, but yet you trying to talk to them. Tell the truth. >> You just tell him lie talking about somebody smoke weed. I don't even smoke weed. What are you even talking about? >> Stop moving your >> This is injustice and I'm going to sue. I'm going to sue this whole county. I'm going to sue. >> I am suing and I'm going to sue you for all this paperwork and whatever they talking about. >> You got some shoes. >> Put your shoes on. >> No, I'm not. I'm not I'm I'm going to get heated. Why are you How is the >> I've already told you somebody who's already told you why. So, do you have some shoes? >> But she had scissors. What does that mean? >> I'm asking you. Do you have some shoes? >> No. As she was being escorted away, the woman resisted fiercely, showing strong opposition. >> Let's go. >> Oh my god. My phone. I need to call somebody. You can't have your phone with me. >> Please help me. Please help me. [Music] >> Help me. You need to stand up. >> Help me. I don't want to go. >> Don't touch me. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. >> I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. >> I'll give you [Music] I don't care where you go. You will never see the light day. >> Leave me alone. You need to see what I have to go. >> Why are y'all even listen? >> What did I just say? Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. Stop doing the most. >> I've already explained to you why. So let's go ahead. [Music] Please help me. I swear to God, bro. I swear I'm >> Stop. >> I'm going to stop. This Karen was formally charged with resisting arrest and domestic abuse, both of which were significant charges that represented her aggressive behavior at home and her reluctance to assist police authorities throughout the encounter. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. Get your own place, pay your own bills, get a job, and see how easy things will be for you. The only thing the mother needs to say to her daughter is, "Get TF out of my house." She wants to live rentree and not follow mom's rules. It's mom's house. Don't like it? Move. The lesson from this situation is that instead of cooperating to resolve the family dispute, the woman chose to shout insults and resist, which only escalated the situation and led to charges of domestic abuse and resisting law enforcement. 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. >> Be interested. On October 8th, 2023, during a dispute at their mobile home park, a 28-year-old woman in St. Petersburg smeared dog poop on her 76-year-old neighbor's face. >> Get away from whatever you have to do that's serious. >> What's going on? >> I have a dog. >> I walked my dog this morning and I sitting on a park bench down the end of the road. You want to show me where it Do you want me to show you where it was? >> No, it's good. >> Okay. And I sit in the bench to my dog beside me and I see somebody over on the corner te that we call it I call it and I I waved and yelled hello. Now I couldn't see the person's face. I didn't know who it was but I always yell and wave hello to everybody. Always. And nobody ever has reaction. They say hi, how are you? Blah blah blah blah or come visit the dog. Well, she uh got done walking her dog and I saw that she the dog should and he she picked it up and came walking over to me sturdy as you will and saying something. I said, "Wait, wait. I can't hear you. I'm I'm hard of hearing." So, uh she comes slamming over to me and took the dog [ __ ] she had from her dog and rammed it into my face and uh said, "I told you not to talk to me. I'm a woman alone. I'm a single woman alone. I have no idea what that's about. >> And then as she walked away, she called me a beggar. >> You have any idea where she lives? >> Oh, yes. >> Oh, yeah. >> After speaking with the victim, officers approached the woman, but she continued to deny everything. >> Need to speak with you. >> With me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Do you have an altercation with the gentleman standing over there tonight? >> Um, yelled at each other. Is that an altercation? We yelled at each other a few times. >> Okay. What's going on between you and him? Um, honestly, all it is is, you know, I'm a woman yelling by myself out here. He has yelled, he has yelled at me before several times. 7 in the morning just yelling hello. And I told him, I said, "Hey." I said, "I don't know you. You don't know me." I said, "Don't yell at me." He keeps doing it. I said I was like, "Hey." I said, "Stop." I was like, "This is last time." I said, "Stop." I was like, "I really don't know you. You don't know me. I'm a young woman by myself." I was like, "Fuck off." And then today, I yelled a little more. I didn't call him a [ __ ] [ __ ] I do feel bad for that. I don't usually use the [ __ ] word, but all I want is him to just like not yell at me in the morning. Like, can he not do that? >> How did he get dog feces smeared across his forehead? >> What? >> There is dog feces smeared across his forehead. >> I don't know anything about that. >> Okay. Cuz he's saying >> I mean I mean I do have a dog. I don't pick up his feces like that. >> Well, he's saying you picked it up, walked over and smeared it across his forehead today. >> No, I did walk over and yell at him cuz when I was yell cuz I was probably about here to that camper from him and he said he couldn't hear me. Thought I walked a little closer, but I didn't. No. Why would I? That's gross. Who would do that? >> I'm just telling you what I'm seeing. >> Okay. No. >> Do you have >> nothing more than yelling? >> Do you have any? >> Doesn't matter. >> Do you have any identification on you? >> Um, I know. I can get it. I live right there. I can get out of my car. >> Would you be so kind? >> Yeah. Come on, babies. >> However, when police accompanied her home to check her documents, they found a bag of waste matching what had been thrown on the victim's face. The >> one you just had in your hand? Yeah. That's the one that's sitting on the on the bench, right by the bench. Okay. So, you're going to be charged with battery because the physical evidence is still sitting over there. It's that bag right there, the green one. It does have feces on it. It matches the feces that's on his forehead. Unless you would like to amend your statement to me. >> Would you like me to show you the bag that's still sitting on the ground over there? >> Because it's going to match that one specifically, right? And there's a reason you started pulling that one out and shoved it back in your pack and then pulled out the dark black one, which is what you showed me over here. >> Am I about to be arrested just so I can give them to somebody or I'm looking to try to not to do that, but you haven't been honest with me up until this point because when people are dishonest, that shows a a decision to do criminal activity and not take ownership of it. You have no criminal activity. I just ran your criminal activity history. You have nothing. >> I know cuz I don't I don't like to be a bad person. I don't like to yell at people. I don't like >> Okay, you understand. Listen, I've been doing this for 12 and a half years. I've put in so much investigation on this one silly silly thing that probably shouldn't be a thing at all. >> Oh, yeah. >> I that you had to go that way. >> Well, the fact that I had to just prove the the dog bag thing drives me crazy. But what happened between you and him today? Cuz this isn't the first altercation, but this is the first time it's gotten >> told him to stop yelling at me. >> Okay. >> Would you yell at a woman by herself? >> But how did all this start? Is my question. >> That's it. He just yelled at me and I and I yelled back. It probably the wrong day that I yelled back as I said I I told him I and then he I went inside. He came up and walked on my lot, told me to know what the [ __ ] was wrong with me. And that's the start of all of it. >> Okay. >> And then ever since then, he yells morning at me and I tell him to [ __ ] off not to yell morning at me. >> So, as far as what happened today, did it happen the way you said or did it happen the way he said? I think we all know what happened. >> Ma'am, I need to know. Did Did you smear feces in his face with a green bag that you have in your in your pack? >> Okay. >> At that point, the officers decided to place her under arrest. >> No, she's going to get a hold of Brian. >> Yeah. Just let him know we're being arrested. Tell our story, but maybe he can give the information of Brian who's a lawyer that comes to me every week. >> Brian's a lawyer. >> Brian's a lawyer. I might >> Yes, Gary here. Brian is a lawyer here. I might have his business card in my purse. Just >> talk to mom. >> Talk to her boss, Mandy. >> And get the client, Brian, who's a lawyer. Her his phone number. >> You actually can use that kind of searcher. >> Yeah, sure. >> Ma'am, so do you have any property on you at all? >> I don't think so. No. Okay. Nothing in your shorts or pockets or anything. >> Come up. Let's see. Stay here. >> Should be like right there in the opening. >> I don't I don't think this because of given like, you know, you're walking your dog, all that kind of stuff. Do you have anything hidden in inside of your body anywhere? >> No. >> What's going to happen is I'll explain is you go to the jail, they put you through like an X-ray machine and make sure you don't have anything hidden on you anywhere. If you enter anything into the jail, it's an additional charge kind of thing. Okay? So, that's just why I ask. I make sure I didn't miss anything and you know go from there. Okay. >> You want this pepper? >> No. No. Will you put it back in there, please? Thank you. >> And then we'll just put the pepper spray in back in there. >> Where's it at? >> The pepper spray is on the back of the trunk. I'll get that in a second. You can get her going. >> You can run back. >> Yeah. All right. We're going to go over Turn around. We're going to walk over here to the car. Thank you. >> Mhm. >> Was char. >> This Karen was arrested and charged with a thirdderee felony violence on a person over 65. She was taken to the Penllis County Jail after the incident. After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments. All because a neighbor said good morning. What a horrible person. What she did was disgusting. She deserves accountability for this. I hope she gets it. And she is a horrible disgusting vile vile human for what she did. She should be ashamed of herself and hopefully they don't drop the charges. The lesson from this situation is that violence against the elderly is both immoral and a serious crime. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Frame if you like this. not doing anything. >> On March 17th, 2024, an automobile was stopped by Officer Long for running a red light. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Official, please. I just stopped it cuz you ran the red light. >> He didn't run the red light. It was orange and then we went. I didn't want to stop cuz my brakes are messed up. >> Okay. Well, he ran it. So, he got license proof insurance on him. >> No, he's driving me home. >> Okay. Well, I need to see his license. Does he have a license at all? >> No, he's just from Mexico. >> So, he doesn't have a license. >> No, he's driving me home. >> Okay. All right. >> But we're right here at home right now. >> Okay. >> We came in the gas station, so you guys can't pull us over cuz we weren't in the street. >> I saw you commit a traffic violation. >> No, we didn't. >> Okay. So, all right. And I need your license, too. >> You don't need my license. >> Yes, please. >> No, because I'm in the passenger seat. You don't need my license. >> Okay. Are you the registered owner of this car? >> Yes. You don't need my license. >> Okay. All right. Well, I was going to ask if you want to go ahead and call somebody to bring a valid driver. >> It's fine. >> Okay. But I Let me take it. >> It's fine. No, it's fine. >> Let me take his Let me take his name. >> You have to take any number of >> I have to take his name. >> You don't have to take his name. >> Yes, I do. >> No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. >> No, you don't. Okay. Drive us for no reason. Cuz that's why you can't start with the Mexicans here. You already know that. I have a lawyer and everything. Okay. No, he didn't do anything bad because you're white and you want to pull somebody over. >> Why are you being like this? This is just a car. >> Because you're white. No, it's not a traffic stop. He didn't run a red light. >> Okay, this doesn't have to be this. >> Run a red light. He did not run a red light. >> If he's not going to talk to me and give me his >> Do you know how many people run the bus stops over there and you guys don't stop them? >> Ma'am, listen. >> No, no, no, no. If he's not going to give me a name on a traffic stop, he's going to get arrested. >> Okay. >> Roberto, >> how do you spell it? Help me spell it, please. >> I have a reason. >> Cuz you're American and that's why uh they make Yeah, that'll work. glasses. Okay, both of you guys please stay in the car. >> Oh no, we're going to run away. >> Okay. >> All right. Yeah. So suspended. Okay. So all right. [Music] Okay. All right. >> The woman who lacked a license as well was informed that the car will be towed. You can stay in the car. >> No, I don't need to >> stay in the car for now >> because it's not right. >> Okay. You're going to stay in the car right now. Okay. >> Until they're done. >> Why are you guys arresting? >> Cuz he's suspended. He's got a suspended driver's license. >> Okay. Like I told him, he was driving me because I was drunk. It doesn't matter the reason why he's driving us. It's unlawful to be driving. >> Okay. >> All right. Eight cops. What do you guys think? >> What do you guys think? That we're bad people because we're Mexican. >> No. >> Eight. Look. 1 2 3 4 5 six cops. One cop can pull us over. You guys don't need that many cops to pull us over. You guys don't need that many cops. Ridiculous. I'm going to play him bail him out right now because it's ridiculous. >> There's not going to be a bail. He'll be out and I really do have a sibling or friend or somebody who come pick you up. >> Yes, I already have everybody over here. >> You got to come in. >> All right. Well, just stay in the car and then they'll let you back out. >> Why do I have to stay in the car? You're not arresting me. You're arrested. >> You're not arresting me. I don't have to stay in my car. racist here and you go racist. >> Just get them get them on the way. When they get here, you'll be free to go. >> Okay. She's on the way. >> She started acting aggressively at that point, claiming to be aware of the legislation. He's coming out. >> Hey, stay stay right there for now. Okay. >> I'm getting a ride. >> Gotcha. We're towing this car. Okay. >> No, you can't tow my car. I have insurance on my car. >> He's driving while license suspended. The car is >> No, because I know if you have insurance, you can't tow the car if somebody's going to come get it. You can't tow my car. No, you're not towing my car. You are not towing my car. I already know the late. You can't tow my car because if you don't have insurance, you can tow it. I have insurance. You can't tow it. So, don't touch my car and don't have anybody come tow my car. >> It's getting towed. >> It's not getting towed because my friend's going to come drive it. >> Suspend it. >> She's going to come drive it. >> So, toad's already coming. So, when your friend gets here, she can pick you up, but the car is going to get towed. >> It can't get towed. It can't get towed cuz it has an insurance. You want my insurance card? >> Well, it's fine that your car is insured. That's good. >> You can't do that. >> You guys can't do that. You're racist. All of you guys. >> Okay. Freaking find six cops to come arrest one person. >> No, >> you guys. You get you get happiness out of this. >> You can't touch my car. Don't get in my car. >> Don't touch. >> This car is being uh towed towed. That car being towed. >> I haven't car towed. >> I haven't. >> You have to wait for the car so we can conduct the inventory of the car. >> Take me. >> Okay. You're going to step out here for now. >> No, I'm not because I already listen. Listen me. Listen me. If you have if you continue to if you continue to do all this extra stuff, you're going to create more problems. >> So now we had to inventory search your car. >> So step outside step outside permission to search my car. I don't give you permission to search my car. >> We do not need that. >> I don't give you permission. Permission to do that. Yes. Really? >> Yes. So step outside the car and we're going to inventory. >> You're not going to search my car. >> You're not. If you continue with this, you're going to be placed under arrest for obstruction. >> You can't search my car. >> Yes, we are. Cuz he was he was arrested. >> So >> So we're going to tow the car and we have to search. >> Really simple. Really simple. >> You can't search my car. I have insurance. You can't search for so I can talk to you properly. >> Angelica. >> Angelica. Angelica. Hold on. Hold on. Angelica, can you >> I already know the law. >> Hold on. >> I have a family lawyer. I know the law. >> Angelica, I'm trying to give you a chance. Okay. >> A chance of what? So, do you guys really need this many cops to rescue one person? Angelica, can you people here in America don't understand this? >> We're going to search the car for inventory purposes cuz it's getting towed. >> One chance. Step out of the vehicle. >> My car. >> Step out of the vehicle. You'll be arrested for obstructing. >> Oh my god. >> Really? >> You want my clothes? Oh, you're stuck. >> Do you want my clothes that I had to go? Is that why I can see it? Do you want my clothes? >> Is that what you want? >> No. >> You want my clothes? >> Do you want my pills? Look at my pills. That way, you know, it has my name on it. >> The stuff that's yours. The stuff that's yours. Take it, put in the bag, and then step over here. We're not going to do all this extra stuff right now. >> Disrespectful ass person. That's what you guys are. You guys, I'm working for the police. You can't search my car. I can't permission. Angelica, we are conducting inventory search. >> You can't search it. No, you can't because we're doing an inventory search for >> we're searching for property because your car is getting pulled. You pull somebody over for a red light. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, don't search my car. >> But the driver it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Oh my god. You guys are >> I'm trying to explain it to you. >> You guys are ridiculous. >> When we arrest someone for suspended, we tow the car and we inventory it for valuables. So when we write on the property sheet what's going on the tow sheet, we put in >> Do you guys really think that it's necessary that you need freaking eight cops to arrest one person? >> Yes. >> Oh wow. Why? Cuz they're Mexican. >> Nope. >> Oh, cuz that's what it seems like. >> That's not why at all. >> His wallet for him. He's asking for it. >> Okay. Can I have it so he can take it with him? >> He's going to get out. I'm going to get him out. >> He wants his wallet. It's his property. >> Go ahead and turn. >> Oh, now it's his property. >> It is. It's his wallet. It's not yours. Turn it over. >> Oh, really? >> I would like to take you guys how you guys are being stupid to get him out of here. >> It's in her back pocket. >> Ultimately, she was taken into custody for obstructing a public official for obstructing. You're under arrest. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not doing anything. >> There you go. >> Yes, you are. I'm not doing anything. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Do what they tell you to do. >> Push your arms. >> Keep your arms back. >> I'm not doing anything. Just because I didn't say I was going to give a smile. Now I'm getting under arrested. Wow. >> All right. Let go with your hands. Keep doing it. >> I'm not doing anything. >> All right. Flip your hand around. There you go. Okay, quick grabbing your hands. >> I'm not doing anything. I'm not grabbing my hands. >> We're secure. >> We're good. >> Oh my god. >> My car is right here. >> Dick out. 3495. [Applause] All right, face the vehicle. Wind your stance. Widen your stance. Take me. Just widen your stance. >> I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything. You guys are over here treating me like a piece of >> attack. We can record this because they're they're arresting me for no reason. Don't touch me. >> I'm not doing anything. >> 95 additional. >> Oh my god. I'm not instructing and resisting. >> I'm not resisting. You guys are touching me. You guys are male. >> I was searching you and you pulled away. >> You are male and you're not female. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> Let me know when you're ready to switch. >> Yeah, you can go just start searching outside. I got >> I'm not freaking resisting. I'm not even doing anything wrong. And you guys are treating me like you're a piece of >> Face the car, please. >> Why are you smiling? >> I'm not smiling. >> Okay. >> Oh, you're smiling. Because you you know what you're doing. >> This is funny. You're not amusing at all. Actually, >> you're laughing at me. I'm not laughing at me. >> Yes, you are. >> You're not that funny. >> You're racist. All you guys are racist. >> That's enough of you guys that you're racist. >> We work our asses off for you guys. We can get your money. you guys. >> The Karen in this situation will be charged with obstructing a public official as she acted belligerently, resisted, and argued with the police when they attempted to impound the vehicle. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. I don't believe she's drunk. I'd bet she's a completely obnoxious and ignorant person all of the time. I can't tell if people are becoming more stupid or my tolerance for idiots is getting lower. driving without a valid license and she's arguing. The lesson from this situation is that refusing to cooperate and obstructing the police only makes things worse, leading to serious legal consequences instead of resolving the issue smoothly. 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. >> You're driving. On March 24th, 2025, Officer Martinez stopped a black Mazda that was swerving and on the verge of hitting another car. >> How are you? >> How you doing? >> Great. >> Good. You got your driver's license and insurance? >> Okay, that's your driver's license. >> Okay. Where's your insurance? Where you coming from? I'm going from um Illinois State because I want to visit my family. Okay. And then that's my card from >> Okay. You say that's >> Yeah. You're saying that's your card for Illinois State? >> Yeah. >> Okay. That looks like a debit card on your >> Yeah. Do you need something else? >> Yeah. Your insurance. You have your insurance? Okay, now that's your insurance. Okay. >> All right. Um, where are you heading right now? >> I'm going to my house. >> Where's your house at? >> It's at >> It's in West Glendo Heights. >> In Glendo Heights. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Can you put your car in park? >> Okay. Give me just one second. Okay. You got your car in parking? >> Okay. >> When he asked if she had anything to drink, she denied having any. >> I'm going to ask you to step out of your car. Okay. You could leave your phone on your dash [Applause] and then do me a favor. You're going to walk in front of your car. Okay. We're going to go into this parking lot right over here. Okay. >> Do you want me to drive my car a little bit? >> No, we're just going to walk. Okay. Watch the step. >> All right. Keep walking. >> Yep. We're going to keep going into the parking lot. Okay. All right. Do me a favor. You're going to stand right here. Okay. Yeah. >> And face me. All right. How much have you had to drink tonight? Nothing. You didn't drink anything? No. >> No. And where are you coming from? I'm coming from Chicago. >> However, officer Martinez persisted in believing she was drunk and asked her to exit the vehicle and undergo field sobriety tests even after another officer arrived to assist. >> All right, do me a favor. You're just going to put your feet together and arms at your sides. Okay. Keep your head still. Don't move your head, okay? You're just going to look at the tip of my finger and the tip of my finger only. Don't move your head. Just keep your eyes and just Sorry. Just follow it with your eyes, okay? >> Do you understand the instructions? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> Just with your your eyes only. Okay. Keep your head still. Head still covers contact. You already [Applause] try to keep your head still. Okay. Right. You're going to place your left foot on the line and then place your right foot ahead of your left foot with the heel of your right foot against the toe of your left foot. And you're going to place your arms at your sides. Okay? And I'll demonstrate. So, you're going to do your left foot, right foot ahead of your left foot, and your arms at your sides. Okay? >> Like that? >> Yep. Arms down at your sides. Okay. You're going to maintain this position until I finish the instructions. Okay. Do you understand the instructions so far? >> You want me to go like this? It's just windy. That's why I was like, >> okay. Do you understand the instructions? >> Yes. >> Okay. You're going to maintain this position until I have completed the instructions. Do not start to walk until I tell you to. Okay. When I say begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps on the line. Turn around and take nine heel to toe steps back on the line. You're going to make your turn by keeping your front foot on the line and turning and taking a series of small steps with the other foot. Okay. And I'll demonstrate for you. Okay. [Applause] >> Left foot. Okay. And the right foot ahead of your left foot. Okay. >> Yeah. Don't start to until I tell you to. So you can get back into your position. Okay. You're going to take nine steps. So, I'm going to do three. Okay. You're going to do nine there and nine back. Okay. >> This >> one, two, three. Okay. Series of small steps. One, two, three. Okay. >> I going over there and I'm going back. >> Yes. Okay. >> Okay. >> Let me finish the instructions. >> Okay. Keep your arms at your sides at all times. Watch your feet at all times. and count your steps out loud. Once you start walking, don't stop until you have completed the test. You understand the instructions? >> Yes. >> Okay. Begin and count your first step as one. >> Okay. Can I begin now? >> Yes. >> 1 2 3 4 5 13 7 8 9. Can I turn back around? >> Yep. This is the instructor >> like that. 2. All right, you can turn around. All right, I got one more exercise. Okay. >> You're going to place your heels and toes together and arms at your sides. Okay. Just say as just like this. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Do not start the test until I tell you to. Do you understand the instructions so far? >> Do not what? >> Do not start the test until I tell you to. Do you understand the instructions so far? Okay. >> When I tell you to, you're going to raise either foot approximately 6 in off the ground, keeping your raised foot parallel to the ground. You must keep both legs straight and arms at your sides. So, go like this. I'll demonstrate for you. Okay. You're going to hold that position while I count out. You're going to hold the position while you count out loud in the following manner. 1,00 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay? And I'm going to demonstrate. So, feet together, arms at your size. You can choose either leg that you want to use. Okay? 6 in approximately 6 in off the ground. Okay? So, like this 1,00 1,002 100,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. [Applause] You're going to keep your arms at your side at all times and watch your race foot. Do you understand the instructions? >> Yeah. Okay. Like this. So, arms, arms exercise, and you're going to keep your race foot. Okay. All right. Ready, begin. >> Go ahead. >> Sorry, it's windy. >> Do you have a phone number for the caller or the number? >> 127. Okay, you can stop. >> After finishing the field sobriety tasks, she was allowed to take part in a PBT. The PBT results showed a back level of 0.162% which is more than double the legal limit of 08%. >> Drink tonight, right? >> Okay, go ahead and blow. Deep breath. Blow, blow, blow, blow, blow. Like you're blowing a balloon. Okay, keep going. >> Any partial making? No.16. >> Jquelyn's erratic driving, alcohol odor, signs of drunkenness, failed sobriety tests, and PBT results led to her arrest for DUI. Can I park my car up? >> We can't. No. Is there anything you need out of your car? >> Do you have a wallet or purse or anything? >> I I just want to park it up because your phone. >> So, yeah. So, we can't leave your car on the street and we can't move your car. So, we have to tow your car from here. So, if you need anything out of the car now, we want to get >> Hey, can I call my insurance? >> No. So, we'll we'll talk about that at the station. All right. We'll deal with all that. But the car is going to be towed from there. I'm just going to let you know now. All right. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, what do you need out of the car that belongs to you that you need for tonight? Cell phone or purse, wallet, anything like that, I'll grab. Is there anything else? >> Card, but I just want to put my car. >> We'll take care go with this young lady and we'll take care. >> All right, J. We're going to work my car. That's fine. >> You can open the door for me. >> Yeah, I'll open it. Don't worry about it. >> I don't want to get a ticket. >> You're not going to get a ticket. This is our town. Trust me. We want to run for a ticket. >> I mean, my keys aren't in the car. Okay, they're going to grab it. I'm actually I'm trying to be rude, but that's who I am. >> Okay. Watch out. I don't want to hit you with the door. >> All right. Watch your head. Okay. >> Can you come back for a ride? >> Thanks for dropping my cane. This Karen may face charges of dangerous driving for swerving and almost colliding with another car, as well as driving under the influence DUI after registering a blood alcohol content BAK of 0.1 septics percent, which is more than twice the legal limit. Isn't this a crazy scenario? Indeed, after the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. Thank goodness she didn't hurt anyone. Glad the officers were able to get her off the road before anything bad happened. She's playing games on breathalyzer. To be fair, she had crazy small hands. This incident teaches us that driving after drinking puts you and other people in risk and can have major legal repercussions. 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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