Get out of here. [screaming] >> STAND UP. >> GET OUT. GET OUT. >> LOCKED herself in the hotel bathroom and refused to come out. Won't be allowed to keep that habit in jail. >> Break the [ __ ] [ __ ] sick. >> Put up a fierce struggle while being arrested. That attitude won't be welcomed in jail. >> My husband's an attorney. I know my rights. I am not doing this. >> Take advantage of her husband's position. Anyone can end up in jail, even an attorney's wife. At Lawframe, we reveal what happens when Ego meets the badge. Let's find out in when entitled Karen's mock cops then get arrested. Starting with the first incident. >> Get out of here. >> STAND UP. [screaming] >> GET OUT. GET OUT. >> On September 11th, 2023, when hotel management called about a guest who refused to leave her room after checking out, New Mexico police arrived. Hi, you're looking for me. Hi, I'm >> Yes. >> Nice to meet you. Um I need to get um maintenance cuz there it's there's a dead boat. >> Okay. So, explain the whole situation first before >> Oh, sure. Um there was one said guest who booked a reservation for this woman who frequents here saying that she has a reservation, but she never does. We just figure her just kind of a wanderer person. >> Okay. >> And um so she ultimately got a reservation through another guest who was staying here and um her departure is today. I'm supposed to meet >> Okay. So the room's paid for her and she just needs to >> Yeah. for one day and that was her check out was at noon today. >> Okay. So we just need to ask her to leave. I got you. >> Okay. But we do want to serve a trespass on her as well. >> Do you guys have a trespass? >> I do. Yeah. have the form and then um I just need to get maintenance to uh override the dead. Thank you. I'll be right back. >> All right. So, this is our draft report of what happened. But that's succinctly and we can go over there. >> She's just refusing to open the door. There's no communication. >> Um I was able to speak to her about 200 p.m. >> Okay. >> And explain that >> um check out was at noon and she started to argue about breakfast [laughter] that's long gone. >> Officers tried to talk to the suspect when they arrived, but she first refused to unlock the door to her chamber. >> My Yeah. my colleague and I went to open it for the Sharon. >> Santa Fe police Sharon open the door. >> You know the room. >> Sharon, open the door. Santa Fe Police. Can I have you guys break from heading through this and have you code 2013? I'm >> pretty sure she's still in here. >> I'll have to get upstairs for you. There's history of the male >> being aggressive with law enforcement. >> Santa Fe Police Department. Sharon, open the door. >> Yes, Stumbberg, open the door. Okay. >> It's Officer Stumbberg. Open the door. >> Well, that's okay. Well, you need to open it so I could talk to you. >> A lady named Abby and her mother. >> Yeah. Okay. Open the door. >> Have paid for the room. >> Open the door, sir. Or they're just going to open it. I rather you open it on yourself and me and you could talk. >> I can hear you. >> I'm going to open the door. >> So, you got a choice. Either you can open it and be a lady about it or I can have these guys open it. I prefer you be a lady and open the door. >> Sharon, >> what is your badge number? >> 223. >> 223. >> Yes, ma'am. >> And I met you somehow at the closet. >> Sharon, I need you to open the door, please. >> What did we talk about, sir? >> Sharon, open the door. I'm going to have these guys open it so we could talk. >> I can talk fine with the door closed. >> But they need you out of here. And it's their right cuz they own this business. >> Who's there? >> The manager. You spoke to her today around 2:00. Wonder. >> Yes. >> Yes. She's standing right here wearing all black and glasses. >> Officer, I look that you are who you say. >> Well, then open the door just a little bit and you can see me. >> Well, there's no way to open the door a little bit. >> Huh? >> There is no way to open the door a little bit. There's no chain on this door. >> Okay. Well, they're going to open it, Sharon, and it's their right. So, I prefer we do it the polite way. >> Um I like I said, I am not the one that's paying the bill. >> Well, the room is done. The bill's already been paid and you have to leave at noon. So, you have to leave today. >> You're not leaving till Tuesday. >> Uh no, ma'am. Uh you're leaving today, according to the management. >> After hotel staff unlocked the door, officers found the suspect in a bathroom yelling that they had no right to take her away. Okay, we're going to open the door. So, back up a little bit. >> Sharon, open the doors, please. Where are you, ma'am? Hi, I'm Officer Stumbberg. Ma'am, you want to come with me? >> Yes, please. >> Thank you. Can you hold the door? Sure. Yeah. Thank you. >> You know, this is really unnecessary. >> Well, ma'am, this is the boss of the hotel. You tell me she was the owner. >> She's a manager. >> Well, manager doesn't own the hotel. >> You got to get your stuff and leave. Bottom line. >> Okay. And they also want you trespass. So, we're going to do that as well today. Okay. >> No, it's not. >> Well, you need to leave. >> Do you know that this hotel? >> Well, you're going to have to take that up with something else, but for today, you got to go. Yes, ma'am. >> Well, it's already been reported and nothing's been done about it. >> Okay. Come on. Get your stuff. >> Okay. Well, I need to get dressed, so I need you to leave the room. Oh, she's going to stay right here so you can get dressed in the restroom where nobody can see you. So, let's get it done. Come on. We got a lot of things we got to do today. So, come on, please. Hurry up. Get dressed. >> You can go in the restroom. She'll stay right here. >> Lunch for orders and I didn't get them. And so, people ripped off. >> Okay, we'll deal with that after you get dressed. >> No, you're not. You're not going to deal with it at all. I have a feeling you're never going to deal with it. Privacy to get dressed. >> You can go in the restroom and get dressed. We're not studying this. >> The woman locked herself in the bathroom, refused to cooperate, and ignored officers warnings that she would be arrested for trespassing. >> You guys got things to do. >> Thank you. >> Sure. You're welcome. >> I appreciate you. No problem. >> You happen to know her last moment here. contact. >> But Officer Bogan, he's one of our uh graveyard guys. She's always asking for help. >> Oh, okay. >> So, he's usually around at night. >> Yeah. She comes in think she has a reservation. >> She finally got one. >> Come on, Sharon. >> I can go get a door stop. 2020. >> She should be. Sharon, are you ready? Come on. >> Yeah, if you want to go get money. >> Okay, I'll go grab it. >> Jar, you say you know officer Ban >> Can you show me on call? >> Where'd you meet him at? >> Let's go, Sharon. Come on. We got a lot of work tonight. in my face. Can you actually redirect me to call 40 >> Jiren? Come on. Open the door. Sergeant Conlin, open the door. >> It's a latch. >> It's just a latch right there. See it? >> No. I see that. >> I think you can just like look >> like it's like stuck. >> No, there's nothing there. She's still Oh, yeah. >> Come on, ma'am. Open the door. Our sergeant's here now. Open the door now. If you don't open this door in 5 seconds, you're going to jail. So, make up your mind. Does it lock or what? >> She was just talking to me. >> Open the door now. >> Open the door. >> Does she have a way to open the door? >> Open the door. The sergeant's right here. You're making it hard for no reason whatsoever. Okay, I'm going to get your stuff. Then we're going to have to take it out so they can get everything. So, basically, she was ready to go. Here's her stuff. >> Mhm. >> Uh she came in last night and a lady met with her. She's going to get her information and was nice enough to rent her a room. >> Uhhuh. So at noon they came and told her, "Hey, it's time to go." Do >> you have a way to open my store? >> I can get maintenance right now. >> So she said, "Not until I get my lunch." So when I got here, she was standing right there. So I thought, "Oh, she's just going to get dressed. Whatever. We'll deal with it." >> Mhm. >> She got in there and she'll talk to me periodically, but that's about it. >> So we're going to open this door. Okay. So just open it so we could talk. You're making this way ridiculous right now. So, come on. You're not a child. You're a grown woman. >> She continued resisting and yelling until officers forced open the bathroom door and arrested her after a struggle. >> Get off. >> Let's go. >> No, I'm not going anywhere. Don't you TOUCH ME. DON'T YOU TOUCH ME. >> GET UP. >> STOP. >> I'm hitting me. >> STOP. >> GET OUT OF HERE. >> STAND UP. GET OUT. GET OUT. Get away FROM ME. GET AWAY FROM ME, YOU SON OF A [ __ ] >> STOP. >> STOP. [screaming] STOP. YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW. YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW. YOU IDIOT. YOU'LL GO TO PRISON FOR LIFE. >> STAND UP SO I CAN >> YOU WILL GO TO PRISON FOR LIFE. I SWEAR TO YOU. >> GET AWAY FROM ME. >> GET AWAY FROM ME. >> STAND UP. UNHAND ME. >> Stand up. >> YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW, >> SHARON. >> NO, I WILL NOT STAND UP. >> Come on. >> I don't want to drag you out all naked. Stand up. >> Everybody's going to see you like that. That's not nice. Come on. >> Nice. >> You dare say THE WORD NICE TO ME. YOU SWINE. GET OUT OF HERE. >> Get out of here. Do you see this necklace? It's given to me by the chipo nation because of my work. Because I protect people. AND YOU'VE COME here to arrest me because I might owe money. I don't even pay the BILL FOR THIS. >> GET AWAY FROM ME. GET AWAY FROM ME, YOU GODDAMN [laughter] SON OF A [ __ ] You stupid people. Let me at least CLONE MYSELF FOR THAT OPPORTUNITY. >> THEN STAND UP SO I CAN COVER YOU UP with the rope. >> Jesus Christ almighty. >> Where are you? >> You asked for this. You >> No, I did not. Yes, ma'am. You did. >> You have broken the law, sir. You're not even an officer. >> Yes, ma'am. I am. All right. >> And I gave you all kinds of opportunities. >> Let's walk out. We'll get you your all your stuff. Come on. >> I [laughter] These people actually owe me money. You can't take me out of here for not paying. It's not on my bill. It's on someone else's bill. What are you doing? Let me get clothes for God's sake. >> You tried that and you're not compliant. >> No. You damn you. >> Go grab her pants. You're breaking my wrist. >> You're not complying. You could comply. >> You cannot break my wrist for you're not comp. >> Hey, that's enough. >> Let go of my left wrist. >> No, doctor. >> Put your head. >> Put your feet in. >> There we go. >> Or else you're going to get pulled out, however. Otherwise, put your feet in. >> I'll have you know that you are making the biggest mistakes of your lives right now. >> No, you did that. >> No, I did not, sir. I made it. >> You are not even an officer. You gave me the badge number of officer. >> No, I didn't. >> After a while, the suspect was put in the back of a police car. >> Help me. Help you. I can't move my arms. What do you want me to do? >> No, I'm just trying to pull your pants up. That's it. >> What? Where did you get your training, Sergeant? Where did you graduate? What academy? DPS. >> What's that stand for? >> Sure. >> Let's walk. >> There we go. >> We're trying to be nice to you. >> Do you have shoes? >> Yes. >> In that room or not? >> I have shoes. They're in the restroom. >> Do you want some shoes? >> Uh, I don't want to go barefoot. >> Okay. >> Why are you doing this? >> Because you won't comply. >> They said they wouldn't. They don't care. They said they settled this with me themselves. You didn't need to be here. You locked the door and would listen to me. You did this. >> That's after you entered the apartment of the room. >> You know better. All you have to do is get dressed, get yourself, and we have fixed it. >> Listen, I've already been arrested falsely twice. I've been charged falsely twice. >> You know, you don't even know my last name. And I don't know why you're here to arrest them when you don't even know who they are. >> What kind of officer does that? >> Tell me where you got trained, sir. Put your shoes on or not? >> You don't even know my last name. >> My pants are falling down. >> Take the handcuffs off me. >> No. >> No. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Trespass and resisting risk. >> Oh, I see. >> Ow. >> Nobody's hurting you. Just >> Yeah. Well, you want to bet my left wrist is hurting. Goddamn you. >> We'll check them when we get outside. >> Check what? Look at me in the eye. I'm right now. >> Yeah, YOU >> going to be really sorry. >> Yeah, it's fine. We'll have to get her stuff, too. Let me see. Okay. Keep your hand like it's not actually too tight. So, just keep your hand like that. >> Well, this will make a good travel artist. I'll hold it. >> Take your hands off me. >> Let's walk. >> Take your hands off me. That's battery. Take your hands off me. >> Let's walk to my car. >> Your car? Yeah. >> What kind of car is that? >> It's a cop car. >> Yeah. >> Yes, ma'am. >> What's the car number? >> 223. Hop in, sir. >> It's a little hard to do that with handcuffs on. >> Handcuffs are fine, man. Get in the vehicle. >> Put your left leg in first. >> Pants, but right. >> Okay. Put your left leg in first. Watch your head. You are s you're going to be so sorry you did any of this stuff because that's really your name. >> Now we're going to put the seat belt on you. >> How's Mr. uh what's his name? Plume. >> Plume. >> Two M's. >> Oh yeah. You haven't met him yet, I guess. >> Maybe he's actually calling himself plumber. >> Plumber. Okay. >> I'll uh grab some stuff. You want to just meet you like on that side or something? >> Yeah. Everyone has their opinion, and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. Proof that getting older doesn't necessarily mean one grows up. Staying angry your entire life makes for a miserable living. That's a scammer that knows exactly what she's doing. The witnesses were visibly annoyed, but was the reaction a bit much? I want to hear both sides. Tell me what you think in the comments. This Karen was accused of inciting a public disturbance and obstructing law enforcement personnel as they were trying to do their responsibilities. Depending on the specifics of the case, a conviction on these counts may result in fines, probation, or other legal repercussions. This case shows that refusing lawful police orders and resisting officers can quickly lead to criminal charges. Subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you liked this. And without keeping everyone waiting too long, we will immediately move on to the next situation. >> [ __ ] stairs. >> On October 5th, 2023, officers were called to a neighborhood where two ladies were reportedly fighting. >> Yeah, that crazy ass girl upstairs. >> What happened? >> She needs to go to jail. Like I You guys are out here every day for this chick. >> What happened? She like comes out of the woods and she starts walking towards me and I'm like, "Today ain't the day. Just go away for real." So I'm like, "Go upstairs. What? What? What the [ __ ] are you going to do?" Gets like right in my face like this. I'm like, "Back up out of my personal space and go upstairs. There's kids out here." So next thing you know, she just starts putting her hands on me. So I did. I grabbed her by her throat, took her to the ground and tried to keep her on the ground so she would stop. >> When you say put her hands on you, what exactly did she do? >> She was put she was pushing me. She was hitting me. She was trying to scratch me. >> So I took her to the ground >> and I just tried to keep her there so she would cut it out. >> Then what happened? >> And then she was like trying to, you know, diffuse a situation, but every time I would let her up, she would start hitting and kicking and screaming and yelling. Yeah. So, I put her ass on the floor again. >> She put her hands on me. >> She's crazy. I'm telling you. >> [ __ ] choked the [ __ ] out of me and threw me to the ground. >> All right, I'll be up there. Talk to you in a second. >> All right, I I'll I'll be up there in a second. Okay. All right, go back inside. >> She harasses everybody out here every single day. >> After hearing one woman's account, officers spoke with witnesses and reviewed video footage which showed that the other woman had started the fight. >> Every day occurred. Did you see it? >> Yep. >> I record it. >> You record it? >> Yep. >> Oh, can I see it? >> Yep. >> This is I got a phone. So, >> what? >> Yeah. >> Are you serious? >> H >> Maybe X off and then go back in. >> Maybe uh let me come here. This one is just crazy. Oh my god. I don't know. >> It's not working. It looks like it's there. >> Yes. But this one maybe try to download. >> She kick you hard. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm okay. I'm just over her. This is every day. Nobody can. People can't live. >> I told you I'll be up to talk to you in a second. Relax. >> Okay. All right. >> She was recording me. Just try I had to walk through the mall and I tried to ask an officer for help for a drive. I don't have access to any of my account. >> Let me just talk to you over here real quick. >> Just tell me what you saw. >> You can follow whatever you see >> and we'll try to figure this out. >> Okay. I speak a little bit. >> Yeah, just try your best. >> All right, she coming. >> Really? I'm getting out of here. I need >> Can you please stop yelling >> or what? YOU DON'T [ __ ] shoot me, please. For God. Holy [ __ ] >> Did you see the initial contact? >> Yes. >> Did you see her go up to her? >> Yes. >> Okay. And did you see her hit her first? >> Police immediately arrested her and she resisted fiercely. She's the big racket, buddy. >> My daughter's played here, so I see him. >> She's like some, you know, she tried to jump out. >> Do you want to press charges? >> Yeah, actually I do because she needs to go somewhere, >> ma'am. I'm going to just need some information from you, though. Just just sit tight. Okay. She's going to go 15. No one's going to be in there with it. >> I'm going to go smoke a cigarette in my garage. >> I'm going to go smoke a cigarette in my garage. I can't do it. Wow. >> Can we please put my AirPod back inside? Cuz I just bought new AirPods cuz I lost mine. Can we please take my phone so I have some? >> It's in It's in I just bought it. >> Okay. >> I have 5 days to get out of here. I hate you guys. I want to just break an arm. Why don't you just actually break a [ __ ] arm? >> Throw me another [ __ ] stair. >> Hey, knock it off. She killed me. >> She did last time. >> Just tell me she killed me. [laughter] >> Let's get her up and get her in the car. >> Please don't AirPods. I don't have I don't have any access to anything. I hate you guys. >> He hates you guys. >> Well, now you got no battery and a law enforcement. >> That's fine. I already have had a lot of those on my dad growing up. >> Good point. custody. >> George, what I'm going to do is you do whatever you're [ __ ] told. >> You do whatever you're [ __ ] told every [ __ ] time. And you're hurting me. >> Yep. Stop resisting. >> My shoes are falling off. >> Okay. You [ __ ] monkeys. You want to dance, cowboys? Let's [ __ ] dance. Let's do this, buddy. You're hurting me. You can release if I try to sit up a little bit. Or are you too short? It's too small. Too small of a person. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. Ow. You're [ __ ] hurting me. OR WHAT? WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO do about it? She choked me first, you [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm just not smart enough to wear a GoPro wherever I go. I [ __ ] hate you. Oh, you protecting serve. Oh, you big boy. Yeah. You feel so big and in charge. Feel so big. >> Yeah. >> After securing her in the patrol car, officers took an additional statement from the other woman. >> You need her info. I can go get it. >> Yeah. I'm going to need all that. >> I'm just going to pull up. >> I'm going to drive. She's in custody. I'm not walking anymore. >> All right. That went better than I expected. >> He didn't get your info, right? He needed your >> Do you have your ID on you or No, >> if you don't have it, it's not a big deal. >> I can give you my license number. >> Sure, that works. >> No, I appreciate you. Thank you. >> Were you a witness or anything? >> I just sold everything. >> She just recorded it for me because that way she couldn't deny. >> I'm just going to get her info then can I just grab yours real quick because you had the video. Just give me like 2 minutes. >> Okay, thank you. Um, yeah, that's all I need from you right now. And do you have your ID on you? If not, again, not a big deal. What's your first name? >> Good. I just did a report earlier this week. >> That's what I thought. Wins. So, wrest. >> So, anyway, I guess uh she got up in some girl's face and with the way she's been behaving, completely believable. And then I have one of the witnesses said I saw her walk up to her and hit the other girl first and the other girl basically put her down on the ground. And then when she tried to stop, she said she started hitting me, kicking me. She's just trying to hold her down on the ground after she put her down on the ground kind of thing. >> This guy is, you know, got a minor in psychology and, you know, he wants to tell me how she needs psychiatric help. >> We're past that. >> Yeah, we're well past that. Um, so it's >> Meanwhile, after causing a disturbance in the police vehicle for a while, the arrested woman eventually calmed down. >> Yeah, I have a psychology background. I didn't know. >> It's not. >> Then don't give me reason to stay right there. Spread your legs. >> Tammy, do you have anything on you that >> No, I don't have anything. >> Okay, I got to check. Make sure you don't have anything on you. Okay. >> Why would I have something on me? >> Well, because anybody that goes into the jail, we have to check to make sure you don't have any contraband because if you do, then you're going to get an additional charge. >> Under attack you want to attack. >> Okay. >> I just had to walk all the way. I just bought a new phone. Please protect my phone. Please protect my new AirPods. I just bought I just spent money that I don't have on things. Please protect them. My keys don't have my keys. They don't have access to anything. >> Okay. >> Oh, that lady just pulled out my brand new hair extensions, by the way. >> But she doesn't have any money. >> Me. I have been trying to work, but I've been attracting extremists. >> Okay. >> All right. So, she's calmed down some cuz I was just going to take her. >> With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. She is cray cray. For a simpleton, she is relatively delusional. lock her up and throw away the key. This Karen was brought to the county jail and charged with many offenses such as battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest without violence, and battery. Depending on the specifics of the case, these violations may include fines, probation, jail time, and other legal repercussions if found guilty. This case shows that violence and resisting arrest can quickly lead to multiple criminal charges. Cooperating with police helps avoid making the situation worse. What a stubborn Karen, right? If you enjoyed this, subscribe to Law Frame for more content. >> Any problems with your eyes? >> But the next Karen reacts more aggressively. >> My husband's an attorney. I know my rights. I am not doing this. >> On February 7th, 2023, police responded to reports of a woman driving recklessly and crashing her vehicle. responding to a DWI to assist possibly kills the rider. >> Hey, what's going on? >> What's up? >> Uh, so, uh, you know, he's just holding it down, but when I went over to talk to the driver of Honda here, I just, uh, detected a little alcohol coming in the vehicle. Bloodshot eyes. >> Yep. >> Where do you say it gone from? >> Uh, she said she passed away. All right. >> Anything else? I think All right. Don't worry about it. >> Okay. How >> you doing, man? Scribe Middletown, please. >> Hi. >> So, what's going on tonight? This we're on today. >> Uh, I actually I >> Amy, I I bumped into her on accident. >> All right. All right. Well, let's throw a little alcohol under your breath. You have anything to drink today? >> No, I was at work. >> Get you guys out of here. >> No, I was at work. My mother-in-law actually >> I'm trying to get home. >> Okay. >> Did you again? Did you have anything to drink today? >> No. No, I was over. >> After making contact and noticing signs of intoxication, officers asked her to step out of the car and perform field sobriety tests, but she refused to complete them. >> I'm going to have you step out and put you through field sobriety if that's all right. Of course. >> All right. And we can go right over there. >> Sure. >> Thank you. >> Over here, we're going to get you on a flat surface here. Best we can. >> Sure. >> Um >> uh what do you need? >> Right here is good. You can stand right here. Right where my foot is. >> All right. So, how much do you have to drink tonight? For today? Nothing. I was at work. >> You sure? Nothing? >> No, I was at work. >> I understand you were at work, >> but did you have anything to drink? >> No, my mother-in-law just >> Okay. All right. You mind taking your glasses off, please? >> Yes. >> Do you have any problems with your eyes? >> No. >> All right. I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Can you point to the top of my pen, please, with your finger? The top of my pen. Can you touch the top of my pen? >> Sure. >> Thank you. All right. You put your hand down. So, what I need you to do is follow the tip of my pen with your eyes only. You're not going to move your head. Do you understand? >> I I'm not understanding why I'm doing this. Like when I like >> cuz you're you're involved in an accident. I smell alcohol on your breath. Therefore, I have to >> I have to put you through a field sobriety test to determine if you're under the influence. >> No, I'm not doing this. No. Like I I I accidentally bumped into her. Like I'm trying to get home. Like my mother-in-law just passed away. Like are you serious? >> I mean we understand but she >> like no. Like but like like I haven't done anything like that. >> The situation escalated when she became loud and confrontational. >> I'm not doing this. No. And my husband's an attorney. I know my rights. I am not doing this. No. I am not doing this. Absolutely not. I just wanted to >> No, I am not doing this. >> I am not doing this. >> My mother one second. So if you just >> I am not doing this. If you just >> I know my rights. My mother just passed away and I am leaving work. YOU WANT TO CALL MY [ __ ] JOB. YOU CAN SEE WHY I PUNCHED in and I punched out. I just accidentally I bumped into her. I am not doing this. >> Okay. So what you mean? >> I'm not doing it. I am not doing it and I know I don't have to. I know. I don't have >> I can't force you to do anything. >> No. No. You can't force me. You can't force me and I know that. >> Okay. >> My husband's in the train. I know that. >> So, if you if you just came from work and you didn't drink, why don't you just perform these tests? >> Because I'm not doing it because I have no reason to. >> I have no reason to. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> No. Don't put your hands on me. DON'T EVEN DO IT. I AM NOT DOING THIS. I don't. Don't. So, >> I am TELLING YOU RIGHT NOW, I AM SO [ __ ] living and I am SO UPSET RIGHT NOW, GUYS. LIKE, there is no reason for you to be doing this to me. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Don't Don't put your hands on me. Don't >> This is your last chance. This is your last chance to prove that you're sober. >> You just want to put to prove that I'm sober. >> Yeah. >> Seriously? >> Yes. >> I am not. I have nothing to prove to you. >> Officers then placed her under arrest. Arrest for refusal to conduct a DUI test. >> What? We believe you're under under >> suspicion. So, do not do not resist. >> You're under arrest. >> Do not resist for what? >> Do not resist. Do not do not resist. Do not resist. Okay. Okay. What the hell? Come over here. Come over here. >> We're going to turn you forward. Okay, ma'am. Okay, ma'am. in the car. >> Relax. Please do not resisting charge. >> Do not get a resisting charge. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> Wait. Relax. Oh my god. >> Amy, relax. >> Why are you saying relax? Amy, give up your hand. Give up your hands. Amy, you're going to the ground in a second. >> Hands behind your back. You just didn't make it worse. There we go. Thank you. Put your hands behind your back and relax. >> What the [ __ ] Relax, Amy. Put your hands behind your back and stop resisting. They're not resisting. >> Well, it seems like they are. >> Oh my god. >> Okay, the cuffs are on. They're not going >> out. Watch me. You're going to break your glasses. Can you >> You're going to break your glasses. >> Can you listen to me? I am not resisting at all. >> You guys are being extremely aggressive. >> Your body should have watch your >> I don't want you to step on your glasses. All right. Relax your arms, Amy. Relax your arms. >> You're under arrest. There's Relax your arms. Can't do anything. >> You're in handcuffs. >> I want to I want to double lock them. >> So they don't put enough on. >> Can the three of you stop [ __ ] putting your hands on me? >> Dad, can the three of you stop putting your hands on me? >> Dad, can the three of you stop putting your hands on me? >> Just step in the back of my clothes. Okay. >> Like Jesus Christ. Okay, just take it easy. Okay. >> All right. >> The door right now in the room with the caller. >> Hey, put your put your foot on the table. >> We'll get you out of here in a minute. Okay. >> Thanks, sir. >> All right. I'll go inside or on the box for you. >> Appreciate it. Thanks, sir. >> Yeah. Um, >> right now we have an open line. There's also going to be a child in the home. >> Yeah, I can wait if you want. >> John's all please. Thank you. >> All right. 379 county. I'm breaking. I'm headed over to break 379 received. Just another update. The accused subjects are standing just outside the door. They broke down and the caller has a camera in the room where she is 3137. >> I'm turning off my camera now 41 to headquarters 9920.6 Six2 headquarters. >> She was ultimately taken to the police station for further processing. >> I just observed the body camera head turned off for any interaction. Just trying to get back on now. Arriving headquarters with the female from the crash. All right, Amy, we'll get you out. Okay, short. I know it's not easy getting out here. >> Thank you. >> No problem. Right this way. And right through that door. You see numbers right there also. Yep. >> Uh we're going to go right into here. >> Sorry. You okay? No, I I understand. Hey, just have a seat right on the bench there. >> This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. She thought she could scream her way out of it. That squeaky voice is horrible. Well, it turns out she does not in fact know the law. The bystanders clearly lost their cool, but did they cross the line, too, or was this the only way to handle her? Let's settle this in the comments. This Karen could face charges such as driving under the influence, DUI/DWI, reckless driving, and other traffic violations related to the crash. Her refusal to complete the field sobriety test could also lead to additional legal consequences depending on the laws of the state where the incident occurred. The lesson is that driving under the influence and refusing to cooperate with officers can lead to serious legal consequences. This Karen is already a mess. To follow more cases like this, please subscribe to Law Frame. So, what about the next one? Let's keep watching. >> Put your hands behind your back. So, right now, you're under arrest for multiple charges. >> On July 4th, 2024, officers stopped a car whose registration had expired. >> Hello. How's it going? Officer D Police stop >> from the uh Secretary of State. What's going on with that? Um, I do owe some tickets. You >> owe some tickets. Okay. Is it your car? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. Just got a license on you and a shirt on you, please. >> Where uh where you come from tonight? >> Um, I'm just coming over to come from a friend's house. >> You're just looking for your license right now? >> Okay. And you just got insurance on you, too? >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> You just looking for insurance right now? Yes. >> When officers questioned her about possible intoxication, the woman repeatedly stalled and avoided giving direct answers. >> How much have you had a drink tonight? >> Hello. >> Write a question. I'm sorry. >> What's that? >> Why? Why is the question? >> I said, "How much have you had a drink tonight?" I'm saying. >> Exactly. >> It's pretty straightforward question, right? >> Couple I had a couple of drinks. >> Okay. What kind of drinks you having? >> White. >> White Claus. Okay. I just I'm just asking cuz I smell it on you, right? So, um >> what what time was the last time you had your last drink at? >> How many white claws did you have? >> Three. Okay. And you could you just tell me what time you started drinking them and what time you stopped drinking them? >> I I don't understand the question. Why am I getting so >> Okay, hang on in the car. Okay. I'll be back in a few minutes. All right. We can run anybody's plates in Illinois without a reason. We don't have to have justification. Two, we have license plate readers on the car that automatically hit on your plates for being suspended. Okay? And three, I told you exactly why I stopped you when I when I came up to four, I'm I'm talking to you about the the alcohol you've had. Okay? It's pretty simple questions, right? You said you had some white claws. What time did you start drinking? What time did you stop drinking? You started drinking around 9:00 yesterday. Okay. >> No, that's when I got to my friend's house. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. How many you think you had total? >> About four. Okay. And then what time you think your last one was at? What was that? Midnight. Okay. All right. Um, do you have any alcohol in the car? Anything else like that? Any guns in the car? Anything? No police. >> When asked to step out of the vehicle, she argued instead of cooperating. >> Going to have you step out for now. Okay. I'm just going to run you through a few things. I want to make sure you're okay to drive. Okay. And then we're going to go from there. Okay. Go ahead. Just leave the phone in the car. >> I would like to keep it with me. >> Okay. Well, you're going to need to be handsree with everything you're doing. Whatever you want to hold in there, that's fine. >> Okay. Can I talk? >> You say what? >> Wait one second. What did we say? I'm >> talking to my partner. One second. >> Yeah. Leave. Okay. You got to leave the phone in the here. It's between you and me. Okay. And and me and me and my partner. Okay. >> But I I would prefer >> I know we're going to get a supervisor out here. Okay. But then I can >> I'm going to have him on the call, but you got to step out of the car right now. If you don't step out of the call car, you're going to be arrested and taken to the station per me as an officer giving you a lawful order. >> But I'm not. >> We'll get this supervisor here. Okay. >> But you have to step out of the car while we get the supervisor on the way if that's what you want. >> I like what I heard myself. >> Do you want to be Do you want to be charged for another offense here? >> What can I be charged for? >> You're going to be charged for >> obstructing a peace officer. Okay. When you're on a traffic stop, I'm going to tell you this one more time. Seriously, I'm telling you one time this time, okay? As on a traffic stop, I can lawfully you lawfully ask tell you to step out of the car, okay? And if you don't step out of the car, you'll be arrested for obstructing a peace officer. Okay? Do you understand? >> I don't authorize any. >> Okay? I'm telling you now, >> step out of the car or you're going to be arrested for obstructing a peace officer. Okay? >> Do you understand? Okay. >> Okay. Now you're being charged. You're being charged with another crime. Okay. So when you step out of the car, you're going to be arrested and taken back to the station now. Okay. Do you understand? >> Okay. So now you have another charge. Okay. >> I don't understand. >> Right now you have two class A misdemeanor. Okay. Do you want Do you want to step out of the car or do you want to be pulled out of the car? >> I never said that. I would have to. That's what I'm saying. >> I've already told you to and now you're already going to be charged. Okay. So go ahead and step out of the car now. I'm already in charge. >> Go ahead and step out of the car. >> We're telling you that we're already in charge. >> She doesn't want to step out of the car. She wants to talk to a boss, but she she has to step out of the car while we talk to a boss. >> Yes, you do. You have to step out of the car for further investigation. Okay. I'm conducting a DUI investigation and I instructed you to get out of the car. Although she eventually exited the car, she continued to be uncooperative by refusing to perform the field sobriety tests and demanding to speak with a supervisor and you could leave your phone in the car. >> I will not leave my phone. >> Okay. Go ahead and step over here. Okay. Go ahead and step over here, ma'am. >> Step over here. >> Nope. You're going to step over here. Okay. Go ahead and um actually hang out with him. I'm just going to cut my lights. >> Okay. >> That's why I kind of Well, I mean, you can do them barefoot, too. >> See, it's better barefoot than doing it in heels. So, >> no shoes, though. >> No, I took off my go ahead and you got to have put your phone out of your hands. Okay. Go ahead and step over here for me. Just step right here, right in front of me, and face me with your hands at your sides and your feet together. Okay. With your hands at your sides. Okay. What you're going to do is you're going to follow the movement of my stimulus. This pen is going to be the stimulus. Okay. Can you say that? Okay. The yellow highlighter. >> Yes. >> Okay. You're going to follow with your eyes only, keeping your head still the entire time. Do you understand? >> Do you understand? >> U. But I thought I was going to be waiting for a supervisor cuz I wanted to speak. >> Well, I'm constructing DUI investigation in the meantime. >> Wait to speak to >> Well, I'm I'm conducting an investigation in the meantime. He's on the way to speak with the >> supervisor. You can wait while I do the investigation. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, keep your hands at your sides. >> You can wait until the supervisor here because that's who I want to talk to. >> Okay. >> Why Why do you need a supervisor? >> Because I don't understand. >> What do you What are you going to tell the supervisor that that I haven't told you? Listen, this is this is where the officer is at. Okay. He pulled you over because your plates are suspended. Okay. Your driver's license is attached to the plate. So, it comes back to suspended. Okay. So, we have a reason to stop you. All right. That's probable cause. You understand what probable cause is? >> Probable cause of what? >> For us? Yes. For us to perform a traffic stop on you. Okay. Your license is is suspended. Your registration is suspended. So, we pulled you over. Okay. This officer smells alcohol from from your breath. >> Okay. But then I can wait for supervise. >> Okay. What do you need a supervisor for? For what? For a supervisor to come here to tell you that you you got to you got to do what he's asking you to do. >> It's not that he I have to wait for him to ask me or to tell me or whatever. It's that I want to speak to him because again, even though you guys are telling me why you guys did it, I don't understand. You guys were running. >> Okay. Well, you're showing you're you're showing signs that you're impaired. Okay? I'm telling you simple simple things. Okay? You're you're asking me why you're asking me why I stopped you when I already told you why I pulled you over multiple times. You're asking >> But I'm asking for a supervisor for no apparent reason. >> It's not that it's no apparent reason. >> And now you got yourself another charge. So whether you're getting charged with DUI or not, I'm taking you back to the station now and I'm going to charge you with obstructing a police officer. >> Might as well go there now. Well, we're going to see if you have another charge here right now while I construct a DUI investigation. >> Because I smell alcohol on you and you're acting impaired. >> No, sir. >> Yes. >> So, it's up it's up to you how hard you want to make the process on you, right? >> I'm not making the hard processes. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> I was going to speed limit. I was just talking. >> So, here's what here's what you don't understand. Okay. When you're driving a car in the in the state of Illinois, you're responsible for the car. >> What did he just do? >> What are you saying? >> Did you just turn off your >> Okay. You're You're acting in an impaired manner. Okay. I'm I'm explaining something to you. Okay. And now you're asking me questions that aren't making sense. Okay. When you're when you're driving a car in Illinois, you're responsible for that car, right? And if the plates on that vehicle are suspended or expired or there's an equipment violation, you as a driver are responsible for the vehicle. I pulled you over because you're responsible for the vehicle. >> Pulled me over because of that situation, not because of anything. >> It doesn't matter. That's how it all is totality. It's how I conduct my investigation. I lawfully stopped you. I lawfully did a detainment on you and now >> like alcohol. So, I'm going to continue my investigation. It's very simple. We do this. We do this for a living. I call for a surprise in these ass ways. So you want to just continue with the test. >> You're making a very simple thing a lot harder on yourself here. You know, I I don't really understand why, you know, you would want to do that to yourself, make it harder. But >> even after the supervisor arrived, she remained stubborn and unwilling to cooperate. >> Here's the boss if you have any questions for him. >> He's pretty much going to tell you the same things we already told you. So, >> what's going on? Can I help you with? >> Hi. Well, I just kind of want to understand why he pulled me over before. >> I mean, he told me that he ran my place. So, he ran my place before he pulled me over, which means he was following me or targeting me or whatever it is that he was doing and then pulled me over for I apologize. Who does like radio? >> She has her phone. She wants to have her phone on speaker in her. >> Okay. I didn't know our radio doesn't even speak anywhere. >> So, pretty much that like I don't I wasn't doing I was literally talking on the phone. I was driving a little >> I I explained her, you know, she's responsible for her vehicle on the roadway. I explained to her place are suspended. Explain that we don't have a reason to have to run her place and that we have license plate readers that are hitting on her car. That's initially my first observation and I already explained that to her. >> Okay. Yeah. If your plates are expired or suspended suspended. >> Yeah, suspended. >> But if they pull me over for that, why are you >> because she smells like alcohol? So, I'm going through further investigation. >> It's all pretty much I know it might not be pleasant. I understand. And then that's your only car. I get how it's like all this is going to be very unfortunate or I understand that completely, but that is like we're just doing our job. which by state law, which we do not make, but by state law, place are suspended, that vehicle cannot be on the road, but that's kind of where they're at. So, and then after that stop is made and we interact with the driver. Any other further investigation based on stuff we see, >> there's all pretty well established based off that's pretty much traffic stop. So, I I apologize. I trust that they've been nothing but respectful to you and >> I'll check it out. I'll go ahead. Have you been respectful to let me know my offending vehicle and run? >> Is there anything else I can help you with? >> I don't know. I just felt disrespected from the moment I started being talked to. Like that was the main concern. Like >> you got to talk to the people who stop. It's kind of how it goes. >> I know, but everyone's turning the way they react. >> I apologize for that. But at least from what I'm seeing, I don't see anything that was kind of out as it should be. You know what I mean? So, what I would recommend is just do what he's saying. You know, uh I don't know what the outcome of any of this is going to be, but you're going to have more than you're going to have plenty of options. You can test anything that you think is unjust. You have your rights. Okay. But unfortunately, now we're kind of at the point where you kind of got to listen to to what he's saying and kind of go from there. Okay. I want to talk. >> All right. And then I'm Sergeant Winston, so if you ever have to if you need like anyone to talk to or you have any questions, you can always contact me. Okay. >> All right. >> I appreciate it. >> All right. Thank you. >> I don't have a card on me. Uh >> a badge number. >> I have it. I can give you or even a piece of paper. All right. >> And both of their welcome. >> Oh, you're going to get everything. >> Yeah. Yeah. You'll get all >> officers then placed her under arrest. >> All right. Go ahead. Just turn around. >> Give me one second. Okay, >> hold on. Hold on. Hold on. He knows where he's going. He's going to turn around. Hands behind your back. At the moment, you're under your hands behind your back. All right. So, right now, you're under arrest for multiple charges, okay? Including DUI. Okay. >> How are you? >> I literally ask you like we're just having one female. >> You're you're eligible for three phone calls once you get to the station. So, you can make your phone calls when you get to the station and let them know. Right? Cuz the thing is there's no point of of you showing him his location right now. You're going to go to the station. So he's he's going to need the location there. >> Just having a single purpose. >> Why did you hang up on me? Can you please answer him? >> You can call him when you get to the station. >> Okay. Well, now from here on all your your phone calls are going to be made from our phone because now you're in police custody. So >> that's even I don't know if she heard me right. >> No, >> I told her in custody. You are supposed to read me all my rights. What are all my rights? >> Stand by here. I'm going to read you as your rights as I'm supposed to. Okay. >> I know you think you know more than us, but you don't. Okay. So, go ahead and take a step back here. >> More. But you didn't even say anything and I'm not even fighting against. >> After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments. She feels disrespected being pulled over for DUI so entitled. She's trying to bide time because she knows she's drunk. What a disgusting, snotty person. Vulgar, vulgar person. Total idiot. This Karen was accused of resisting arrest, driving with a suspended license, and driving under the influence, DUI. Depending on the specifics of the case, she may face fines, probation, license suspension, jail time, and other legal repercussions if found guilty. This case shows that refusing to cooperate with police and driving under the influence can lead to serious legal consequences. For more articles, subscribe to Law Frame. If you liked this camera, >> RELAX. [screaming] >> On October 27th, 2022, police received reports of a highly intoxicated woman driving dangerously. >> Hi, Y90 RBF. There was a white Mercedes here. Whoever the dispatcher is, she completely messed the situation up. >> Oh, where is it? >> It went that way. >> Oh, the car took off. >> They're They're deranged. They're drunk. And they almost like ran over the three of us with with their car. It's a black. >> I'm I'm in my car about to leave. The two gas >> You're in this car about to leave? >> Yes. >> All right. Where was this part? Right here. >> Right. Exactly. Where did the person tried to hit you? Almost hit you. Where are you guys? >> Uh so the two gas stations are pumping pumping gas, right? >> Uh I'm in my car. I get out to lock the door cuz I was on the phone. When I get out to lock the door, I hear someone yelling. It's this black lady in the white Mercedes. >> And uh my guy walks over to me and he's like, I don't know what she's saying. >> She came to get gas. Her car is messed up. >> Give me Give me one sec. Just give me gas. That car needs to be taken off the road as soon as possible. >> Why? So, we're trying to ascertain information from you. So, >> please don't please don't speak to me that way. >> I'm not speaking to you anyway. I'm talking to I'll deal with you, gentlemen. Don't speak to me that way, please. >> What's the issue? There's no issue, but I'm trying to explain what the situation is. You please don't interrupt me. >> I'm trying to get information. I'm going to be the officer during the report. >> All right, that's fine. We can worry about the report in a minute. >> Just really quick, please. Just really quick, sir. >> I'm not new to this. Like, >> the rescue squad wants to know if there's anybody needs medical. >> No, there's not. I'm trying to clarify that there's not. >> No problem. Just let them know so they can clear. >> No medical, no fire. >> Okay. All right. We're We're good on on medical 72 county. I'll be out with uh with that car Dunkin Donuts 22 East. Hey, stay right there. Stay right there. >> 137. That car just took off on me. >> Where did they strike? Over here. >> What's up? >> Where did they Where did they strike? >> No, they didn't strike anything. They Oh, they did. >> They hit that cabin. They hit the She's drunk in the rain. He almost hit us when I was on the phone with dispatch. Dispatch didn't handle it, right? I have her number and everything like that. Dispatch literally told me that I have an attitude. Yeah, we do. But I don't have, you know, I don't have access to the cameras right now. >> We can we can follow up with that tomorrow. >> But that car is a danger to the road. He almost killed us. >> I'm glad you guys are all right. >> I am too. Yes. Thank you. >> Just so he is the responding officer. We're the supervisors here. So, that car just took off on me. No disrespect for any of you guys, but I'm trying to you you literally have to realize that I we almost >> Did you hear that, >> Dave? >> Yeah. Not allowed to pursue that vehicle. >> Hang on. What was the first time? >> Tried to stop it. Just took off on it. You could authorize that was killed. >> Oh, he did? >> He's pulling over right now, but uh the best >> be careful when you go, please. After speaking with witnesses, officers quickly caught up with her, surrounded her vehicle, and took her into custody. >> All right, we'll be heading out there. >> Be advised, our car took over again. Terminating. >> Disregard the last. >> Continue to try to stop it. >> Don't move. Don't move. >> Let me see your hands. Keep your HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. KEEP YOUR HANDS >> DON'T DO THAT. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. >> Keep your hands out the window. >> Keep your hands out the window. >> Don't get out. >> Don't do that. >> Nothing. >> Get out of the car. >> Excuse me. >> Get out of the car. >> Excuse me. >> You got her. >> Please don't do that to me cuz I turn over nobody on the expressway. >> Her back. She hit something at Dunkin Donuts. The back bumper is in the Donkey parking lot >> in our town. >> Yeah, that's how I saw that's how I saw her. >> Please don't crash my bumper off. >> Yeah, we >> my bumper off >> cuz you crashed your car. >> I NEVER CRASHED my car. Officer, please don't say those things when I'm on the expressway and I'm abiding guidelines to what your jurisdiction is and to what my safety is. >> This is fresh right here. I didn't go and I had >> Is that where she hit? >> You almost hit two people. >> Whatever. And there's damage on the side. She hit She hit Yeah, she hit a bunch of >> Following a struggle, she was placed in a patrol car. >> Why am I under arrest? >> We on the highway right now. We have to move from >> Why am I UNDER ARREST? [screaming] >> COME ON. >> WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? >> Starters looting is that what you're under arrest for. You're not pulling over when the officer tried to stop you. >> No. Well, >> you want to get a squad out here? Get a squad out here. >> Are you okay? >> I'm eluding. >> Okay, come on. Now, we're going to put her in the car. We'll get her >> the monitor on the way back. >> I'm in a couple minutes. >> My son, >> get in the car. We're going to let you make phone calls. make arrangements for your son. >> I need you to please have a prop of respect and propaganda. >> Stop trying to push past me. >> Stop trying to push me. Do you want to get Listen, >> don't kick me. Do you want to get sprayed with >> I don't Why are you doing this? >> Why you doing this to me? Why? >> I would have paid you for a ticket. 55 and above, I would have paid you for the ticket. I don't care. But you don't have to do me like this. I need to get to my 16y old son. I didn't do anything. You know, >> I didn't do anything and you know I'm in the car. >> Even after arriving at the police station, she continued to resist aggressively. Don't bite me. Don't bite me. All right. Cuz now you're going TO GET CHARGED WITH RAGGED ASSAULT just for being like that. All right. >> Were you doing this sit to me? How does that feel to you? >> How do y'all feel to this? >> Can you please call Chris? >> Can you please call Chris? >> No, I don't care that you don't care. Can you please just go? I swear to God, I'm not doing nothing wrong to you. >> Take a seat. >> SIT DOWN. >> OH MY GOD. WHY DOESN'T MAKE you feel like the >> It doesn't YOU'RE DOING IT TO YOURSELF. ALL YOU GOT TO DO IS SIT THERE AND CALM DOWN. THAT'S ALL YOU GOT TO DO. SIT THERE AND NOT SAY ANYTHING. >> WHENEVER you're under arrest, >> whether you like it or not, YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. HOME. SO WHY AM I NOBODY TOLD ME WHY >> WE TRIED TO STOP. WE TRIED TO >> NOBODY TOLD ME WHY NOT BEING a >> Okay. So calm down and I CAN TELL YOU the >> calm down and I can tell you >> calm down. Calm down. Stop talking for 30 seconds and we explain EVERYTHING TO YOU. >> I'M already in the HORN ITSELF. >> IT'S NOTHING NOBODY can do AT THIS POINT. NOBODY TOLD ME INITIALLY WHY I'M BEING ARRESTED. >> I got arrested. >> So calm down and I'll TELL YOU. >> I'M CALM. >> YOU'RE not Take a deep breath. Breathe with me. >> I don't need to relax. >> Okay. You just >> got to just relax. I don't deserve this. >> You were doing great. You were doing great. >> You're doing fine. >> You're doing great. >> Everything is good. >> Because I don't deserve this. I don't know everything. I don't know. I didn't make a mistake. I didn't make a mistake. I didn't make a mistake. I did everything. You had no legal obligation TO ARREST ME and you still arrested me. Officer >> Ber, >> YOU HAD NO LEGAL. My name gets butchered all the time. My name is Querz. Nine letters and it gets butchered. So what's your name? >> Come on. Basar. You just >> Buzzar. And I said the right [ __ ] So why the you said I butcher >> just in and out. I just had to get to my son. You [ __ ] fire. >> Stop right now. >> Uhoh. >> Officers even had to move her to a different holding cell, but she remained highly combative. >> Scurfe on my way. >> Uhhuh. >> Uhhuh. Watch out. Whoa. You >> got to cut the string around her belly. >> Hoodies. >> Oh, you want to cut my hoodie for what? Take it off. >> Stay down. Stay down. Take your hoodie off. >> Stay down there. Relax. Relax. >> Talking about take this ass city off. >> Yeah, I hate I love my life. >> Yeah, I hate I love my life. Jo, she's biting. >> I'm biting. Who I been? WHO I BEEN? WHO GOT A CAMERA? >> RELAX. >> RELAX. >> WHO? >> RELAX. >> I'm going to hold you down. That's what you want me to be, right? >> All right. You know what? Keep the cuffs on her. She's biting. >> You keep saying that. >> All right. Watch out. >> Watch out, guys. >> Come on. You going to calm down yet? >> Get us assistance in the cell. She's fighting. [cough] >> Bring her out. Bring her out. >> She bit me. >> I got the >> bit me. I spray. >> Yeah. Why? Why? [screaming] >> Stop. >> Clear his eyes. I didn't do anything. >> I don't want to die like this. >> I don't want to die like this. >> You're not going to die IF YOU COOPERATE. >> LIKE THIS. >> Please >> leave her IN THERE. >> TAKE THINGS OFF OF ME. PLEASE. I don't want to die like this. Get some. >> Sorry, guys. >> No, you're good. I had to. >> No, no, you have to. It's all good. I know. I saw I might have to go to the hospital. >> She bit me here or where? I felt her bite on me. She tried to find me like three times. I >> came to Yep. >> My camera's on. [clears throat] >> It's all good. >> I had to change my pants. I have piss all over me. >> Yeah. >> We have to call this piss that long. >> Yeah, we'll call. Don't worry about uh Surf Pro right now. We'll get them out of here. >> Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. She was so drunk she was immune to the pepper spray. It's pointless arguing to a drunk. Alcohol and low IQ is a dangerous mix. This Karen was accused of several crimes, including aggravated assault on police officers, resisting arrest, careless driving, DUI, and abandoning the scene of an accident. She may face fines, license suspension, jail time, and other legal repercussions if found guilty. The lesson is that driving under the influence and resisting police can lead to serious legal consequences. What an unyielding Karen. Please subscribe to Law Frame for more articles. If you liked this, the next Karen will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. >> I'm just going to pull this sweater off. On January 25th, 2025 in Pullman, officer Briana Carpenter saw a blue Ford Escape passing a stop sign. She tracked the vehicle, conducted a traffic stop, and recognized Kareema Sereni as the driver. that this is this should be identification here. Um, do you know where the ex is there like a expiration on here? >> Oh, okay. This should be the car. >> All right. And do you have your current insurance as well? >> Yeah. I just want to make sure I'm getting the right one. debris in here. What's your last name? It's Sarahi. S E R R H I N I. All right. And your first name? >> Somewhere? S or sorry, Karema. K A R I M A. >> Okay. And what's your middle name? >> Hassania. H A S S A N I A. Okay. And your date of birth? >> 1029 2003. >> And what state is your driver's license, sir? >> Washington. >> And what's your address here in Pullman? >> In Pullman, it's >> all right. And a good phone number for you. While speaking with Kareema, Officer Carpenter saw signs of drunkenness and smelled alcohol. Karma acknowledged that she had consumed alcohol earlier in the evening before operating a vehicle. >> All right. And how much have you had to drink tonight? Okay. Would you step out of the vehicle for me, please? You can just come on the sidewalk right up here. Can you blow my finger, please? Go hard. So, I'm getting an odor of alcohol. So, how much have you really had to drink tonight? >> I've drank prior in the night, but not anytime recently. >> Okay. When do you think you had your last drink about? probably within two plus hours ago. Okay. >> Officer Carpenter felt Kareema was intoxicating, so she gave her instructions to do field sobriety tasks. >> Willing to take some voluntary field sobriety tests. >> Yeah. >> Okay, let's do that. Actually, right here is probably the flattest that we're going to get. >> Okay. >> Would you turn my lights down one more notch? Thank you. Turn that down so it's not quite so bright. Yeah. >> All right. Bulman 458 testing. Okay, let's just scoot this way a little bit just so it's a little flatter here. Okay. Any drugs at all today? Prescription medications? Anything like that? Okay. Do you wear contacts? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. Have you ever had a traumatic brain injury? Been diagnosed with a concussion? >> Concussion. >> Okay. Can you hold that for me, please? Okay. So, while I'm walking you through these, I am evaluating you both on your ability to follow my instructions and on your performance on the tests. So, I'm not trying to trick you. If you have questions, if you want to see something again, please just let me know and I'm happy to demonstrate it or answer your questions. Okay? All right. So, for the first test, I'll have you stand with your feet together, arms down by your sides for me. Thank you. [snorts] All right. And I'm going to have you look at the tip of my pen here and follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and only your eyes. Okay? Don't move your head at all. Go ahead and begin and then just turn around it. >> Just do the whole thing as I instruct. Okay. at your raised foot. Obviously, I'm not going to do that for safety reasons, but you'll look at your raised foot, leave your arms by your sides. >> While looking at your raised foot, you'll count out loud 1,00 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Give me just a second. Okay. Maybe. Perfect. All right, you can go ahead and begin. 1,001 100,000 800 93 14 16 17 23 24 26 2027 2028 All right, you can stop. >> Kareema chose to have a PBT following the field sobriety tasks and the results showed a BAC of 0.136 >> here. See it says blow. So big deep breath in. Big deep breath in. And blow out as hard as you can. Blow harder. Blow harder. Blow harder. Blow harder. Blow harder. Blow harder. Blow harder. Keep going. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow. Perfect. All right, you can watch it with me. It doesn't Oh, it doesn't go up. It just Yeah. You said you were just picking up a friend, >> correct? Where's she supposed to be going? [snorts] >> I'm just taking from literally just down the street the apartments. All right. So 136. So that's a lot more than two drinks. >> All right. You said you had a couple of drinks about two hours ago. Correct. >> All right. But a 136 is a lot. >> Based on Kareema's inconsistent driving, admission that she had consumed alcohol, inability to complete the field sobriety tests, and PBT results, Officer Carpenter arrested her for driving while intoxicated. >> DUI, Go ahead and turn around. Put your hands behind your back for me, please. >> Just relax your arms. Relax your arms. >> 458 has one test. >> I'm just going to pull this sweater off of your wrists here. >> You're being audio and video recorded. The time is 0244 and it is January 25th. Let's move away here real quick. >> Let's go this way. >> Thank you. >> All right, let's do that. >> So, I am going to read your constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have a right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand the rights that I've read you? >> Can you tell me yes or no? I don't. No. >> Okay. Um, we have to move your car. Um, or have it towed. If you give me permission, I'm happy to drive your car into the parking lot and park it. What would you like? >> What about my roommate and my friend? How are they going to get >> Well, um, where's home for them? >> Okay, I will talk to them about that. So, do do I have permission or do I need to tow your car? Please. >> Okay. So, I have permission to drive your car. Okay. >> Is there anything you want out of your car? Your phone or your wallet or your keys? Like, please. Where is it? In the car. >> Should be plugged in. My friend should be able to grab it. Should be just in the front. So, phone. Okay. >> And I assume you want your car keys. >> Well, she'll be driving. >> Yeah, I'll bring those. >> Yeah. Somebody asked us to lock him in his car the other day is why I asked. So, all right. We're going to go to this first car here on the passenger side. Okay. Do you have anything sharp in your pockets? Anything that's going to poke, stick, or cut me? Okay. Here. Take a step back away from that curb. I don't want you to fall. Go ahead and widen your stance for me. Please widen your stance a little bit further, please. Thank you. Go ahead and search. Can you w your st my body camera on? >> I've got mine on. Okay, cool. All right. Back of the hand. Okay, switch sides. There you go. >> There we go. It's been a while. So, Let's take that side. I'm going to get this unlocked. Look at that. All right. So, you are being audio and video recorded in the vehicle as well. Okay. Go ahead and have a seat. >> I'm going to be taken and for how long I'm going to be there. >> I'm sorry. What was that? Can I ask where I'll be taken and for how long I'll be there? >> Yeah. So, I'll explain the whole process on the way. Okay. Just feed in there for me, please. Like I said, I'm not going to keep anything. I'm not tricking you. There's no mystery. I'll tell you exactly where we're going in just a second. >> Have you ever been arrested for DUI before? >> Okay. Thank you. >> Isn't this a crazy scenario indeed? After the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. Who leaves the house driving without their license? This is nuts. OMG, you drank, you drove, you got caught. Game over. You're not going to be able to wiggle out of this. She got the nicest cop ever and was an entitled brat. This Karen was formally charged with driving under the influence, DUI, in violation of RCW46.61.52 after police verified that she had consumed alcohol before operating the car. According to Washington state law, this accusation carries significant legal ramifications. 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