From kicking the police out of the house after they helped >> be in my house. >> I got your dogs in here. >> Get the >> to refusing to get out of the car when the police ordered the >> car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Do not >> hand me the keys. >> We can see they have nice houses, luxury cars, and a wealthy lifestyle. But the behavior of these women is completely rude, not matching what they are enjoying. At Law Frame, we reveal what happens when ego meets the badge. Let's find out in when entitled Rich Kairens get reality checked by cops. Starting with the first incident. >> Now you're just Now you're under arrest. >> On January 3rd, 2024, police were alerted about a woman who had collapsed right in front of her house. But when they arrived, they discovered she was actually intoxicated. The door was open and her dog had run outside. >> Okay. Well, there's no need to yell. We're here to help. Are you living in your driveway? >> No. You can't even stand up. >> I I'm done. I can >> believe that you're done. >> Been drinking time, Miss Kavanagh. >> Yes, I did today. >> I didn't want to. I haven't done for I want to try. Done. One, two, one, two. 545. >> You good? No, >> I'm holding her. >> I bet we have a seat in the cot, hun. We'll get you checked out. >> You can't even stand up without us holding you. >> We can't leave you here by yourself. >> You're fine. >> I'm fine. Yes, you're not. >> When officers tried to assist, the woman not only told them to leave, but even made physical contact with them. If I >> let you go, you're going to fall down. >> I'm fine. He can let my ass go. >> Well, we just can't. Hold on. What do you guys want to do? >> Go. Well, >> I said >> go. >> We need somebody to be here with you. >> I have a phone. >> Lily, no. >> Oh, Mike. >> Are you okay? >> Who are you? I'm the police. >> You're in my house. >> I brought your dogs here. >> Oh my god. You're in my house? >> Yes. >> Excuse me. >> To be in my house. I brought your dogs in here. >> Get the out of my ass. >> We're bringing your dogs in. >> Don't ever hit me again. You understand? >> No, you don't. >> You're going to go to jail. >> No, I did not ask them. Yeah, you're not. >> Here, we'll let your dogs go. You good with that? Come on. >> You're not your fault. >> Are you mine? >> Jen, you on a leash? >> No, it's not my problem. She mine? No, she's not anybody of mine. Why she my mom? >> Come on, bear. >> What? >> At first, the officers only issued a warning, but she kept waving her hands at them, forcing the police to make an arrest. >> Why you say he's fair? >> Now you're just Now you're under arrest. >> Jen, she sanctified. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She just punched me in the face. >> I guess >> you did mean to. number one. >> Well, >> there's probably a good chance of that. >> John 20, we have a female in custody. >> We're trying sitting here trying to help you and you kick kick one officer and you punch me in the face. All right, let's go. Let's walk. >> Yeah, we can walk. Let's walk. >> Yeah, it's all on body camera. Don't worry. >> Come on. >> Hi, sweetie. [ __ ] adult. It's okay. It's okay. Take her to the hospital. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You're going to the hospital first. >> No, I'm not. You okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. But I'm not going to. >> Initially, they wanted to take her to the hospital for a checkup, but she refused to go. >> Just so somebody can help. >> I am not going to a hospital. I am not going to a hospital. >> Perfect. [Applause] >> Yeah, we're going to follow you up there. I'll watch you. >> All right, Mary, let's try this one more time. [Music] >> All right, don't do that. I'll take it. Well, you're under arrest for punching two police officers. >> No, they >> we came and tried to help you get your dogs. >> They were trying to do >> cuz while you were laying in the middle of your driveway and your neighbors were holding on to your dogs, >> so your neighbors called >> you want to say whatever you want to say. Thank you. >> That's right. Your your neighbors tried to help you too, but you're pass you're passed out on your driveway. >> I want to do what I was. >> When the patrol car arrived, she was escorted into the vehicle. >> For every whatever you're doing, >> just let me go. >> Not going to happen. >> No. Anything else? No, we're good. >> Thank you guys. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, >> I was thinking they were disposable and I would just do it, but >> Sorry. It's okay. No. Thanks. >> Oh, the dogs. I'm sorry. Yeah, they >> Well, you want to cook it up? Thank you. I really don't have anything in my pocket. Thank you. You're really dicey. Um, yeah. I'm such a >> Let me have No, I'm just done. I'm done. >> You want to say I'm done? I'm done. I agree. I agree. >> Well, we tried to set you down and that's the position that you went in. So, do you want to sit down or do you want to lay like this? >> It's not going to be comfortable laying like this. Can you sit up? >> Are you going to sit? I know. >> Well, it's a car and I've been in one before, so I'd like to sit in a car, man. There you go. >> Your hand. >> This woman was ultimately taken to the station for further processing. >> You ready for this? >> Yeah, I guess. I'm going to get you. Okay. >> All right. Mr. Cavanagh, come on. >> Just >> Come on. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Come on. >> You know what? >> Let's go. >> Hey, just take it easy. >> Well, let's go. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. >> Do you want me to see it? You don't understand. That's okay. >> There we go. >> What I'm doing in there? Just a search >> her. [Music] Any further? >> Yeah, we're going to unhook them. All right, handcuffs are coming off. Okay, >> we're going to take your jacket off as soon as we get the handcuffs off. >> Flashlight Chicago. [Music] Do you have anything on underneath this red shirt? >> Do my underwear. >> No, no, no. >> All right, turn around. Have a seat. Are >> you serious? >> Go ahead and have a seat. >> No, no. You can keep your shirt down. You keep your pants on. Keep your shirt down. You're fine. We're just checking. Make sure you don't move around. This Karen was officially charged with assault on an officer for her violent acts against police as well as disorderly conduct for causing a disturbance and refusing to comply after she decided to snap instead of accepting the help being provided. What started as a welfare check quickly escalated into a criminal prosecution. Everyone has their opinion and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. Alcohol destroys so many lives. Good thing those dogs were friendly, or this could have been way worse. What a miserable, horrible drunk. Given the choice between hospital and jail, she wanted neither. But that's not how it works. The lesson here is that instead of cooperating and accepting help, the woman chose to resist and assault the police, turning a simple welfare check into a criminal case with serious legal consequences. Subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. We will immediately move on to the next situation. >> Get out of the car. >> I got it. >> On August 23rd, 2023, when the driver seems to be inebriated, a routine traffic stop for running a red light takes on a more serious tone. Hello. How you doing? >> I'm sorry. I have to do so bad. >> Okay. So, I'm deputy gang with the Shelby County Sheriff's Office. Reason I'm stopping you is you blew the red light. >> You could kill yourself or somebody else doing that. >> Seriously? >> Yes. >> Cuz although this is red, right, and doesn't look like there's a lot of things going on or that car was stopped there. Meanwhile, you have someone who's elderly or doesn't react as well as you and they see a green light and they're going 45 through here and you get t-boned, >> right? Do you have your license with you? >> I do. I'm sorry. >> Where are you coming from? >> I from where? >> Despite looking quite inebriated and having a bottle of alcohol in the rear of the car, the woman denied having been drinking when asked. >> How much were you drinking today? >> One drink. >> One drink. The car. It doesn't look like it. You got a whole bunch of open containers back there. What's in your hand? You got cocaine in the car or what is that from? >> No, I do not. >> You are more than welcome to. >> All right, that's fine. I'll have you get out for a minute if you don't mind. That's okay. 23 seconds. >> Is this your car? All righty. >> Where do you work? >> Applebee's. All >> righty. >> There's nothing illegal on you. Got any pockets or anything like that? >> I have no pockets. >> Okay. >> How much did you actually have to drink? I was long in the day, right? is dangerous for yourself. >> What did you drink? >> Water. >> Water? No. You just said a second ago there's tons of open containers in the back of your car. >> Yeah. >> So, when did you leave Applebees? >> Hours ago. >> Okay. All righty. So, you're just going to go to the bathroom now. Okay. There's nothing illegal in this vehicle, you're saying? >> No. >> It's okay if I took a look through it then? >> You can. >> Okay. >> You can. >> All right. >> Those aren't going to be like cold when I touch them or anything, are they? >> What? >> They're not going to be cold when I touch them. >> No. No. You don't touch them. All right. But what were you actually drinking over there? >> What? >> What were you actually drinking over there? >> Over. >> You said you were drinking at work. You said you work at Apple yesterday. >> No, I did not say I was drinking at work. I said >> you had a drink at home and you're coming from work. >> But you had more than a drink. >> I got off of work and I was drinking. >> Okay. So, you're coming from home right now? >> Coming from where? >> I thought. >> She was then requested to take a sobriety test by the police >> in order to alleviate my suspicion of your impairment. >> Do you participate in a series of field sobriety exercises? [Music] >> You say it's good to do FSE. >> You got a good line right there. >> Yeah. What's your Let me see your hand. >> You were painting today. >> No. >> What is that? >> I want to work today. I don't know. >> H. All right. It's on your finger. >> Here. One second. >> No, you cannot. >> Hang on one second. One second. One second. >> An officer attempted to switch off the car while they were waiting for the test, but the woman refused. got back in and refused to get out. So, they had to drag her out and take her into custody. >> Why can't we shut the car off? >> Because you do not own the car. I do. >> I was just trying to save you some gas, that's all. No, no, no, no, no, no, >> no. I won't. >> And I will No, I'm calling my uncle. >> No, you're going to shut the lawyer. >> Okay. >> I'm calling my uncle lawyer. >> Just stand out here and wait. All right. He's probably going to tell you just to listen to us. Yes. >> No. >> Yes. No. Don't get in the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Do not >> hand me the keys. No. Don't do that. >> Um Excuse me, sir. >> Don't do that. I said get out of the car. >> Excuse me, sir. Do you want to try to do that without me? >> This is what This is what we're going to do. Get out of the car right now. Step out. You ready? 1 2 3. Step out before I rip you out. >> Come on. >> Step out right now before I rip you out. Last chance. I'm going to rip you out in 3 seconds. >> Get out of the car. Get out right now. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> She's pulling away. >> I got her. >> Traffic. Traffic. Get out of the car. >> I got her. >> You're done. >> You're done. >> You're done. >> You're done. You are done. >> Just leave it right there for now. >> No, you're done. >> You can stay right there. Good. >> You're done. >> Maybe all of you. >> Oh, it's cocaine. >> Was cocaine on your hand. Now you're barely done. You still >> look. >> Yeah. Get my uncle. Get my uncle. >> Nah. This is This is Now you're really done. >> Now you're really done. >> Now you're really done. >> Hey, come on. >> No. No. Now you're really done. >> One, two, three. We're standing up. >> All right. Get my uncle now. Get my uncle now. >> Shut your >> The cops took her to the patrol car to transport her to the station after subduing her. >> Nope. >> Come on. Hey, I already had to rip you out of the car. Come on. >> Put her in the car. >> You're a liar. >> You're a liar. >> Stand up against >> You're a liar. You are all liars. Oh, you are. >> There's cocaine on her hands. She drunk and ran the red light. We were sitting there for like >> here. >> Liars. >> Liars. >> I went to go put >> liars. No. I just want I just want to make sure we're all capturing this on our video. >> Liars. >> She said take me to jail already when I was just standing there with her. >> Liars. >> Hey, why you shouting? Cuz you are liars. >> Cocaine. I wish. Oh, you are liars. You are liars. >> You are liars. You're liars. Kang, you are liars. You're liars. This Karen was charged with driving under the influence DUI and resisting arrest without using force, which means that she refused to follow police directions without using physical force, putting other persons in danger. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. She is 8 months drunk. Those leggings are struggling. that beer baby. Though, this case demonstrates that driving while intoxicated and refusing to comply with law enforcement, even in the absence of physical force, can nevertheless have detrimental effects. 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. >> Call police. They're going to get another charge for >> on June 15th, 2025, a youngster who had seen a violent conflict between parents called the police. >> Crystal Lake police. Exactly. >> Crystal Lake police. >> Yeah. Can you come get him? >> Yeah. What's going on? Hold on. Come over here. >> Get him out. >> Okay. Come over here. >> Exactly. Go. They're right here. >> Hey, hold on. Hang on. Come over here. >> Come over here. I got to get you guys separated. Come on over here. The woman not only refused to cooperate, but also kept ordering the officers to leave. >> No. >> No. Yeah, you can. I'm not going to leave. >> Get out. >> Yeah, because I didn't let you in my house, so get out. >> Well, I'm investigating domestic. No, >> I'm going to I'm going to count to three and you better get out. >> You should know. You shouldn't touch me. You should know that. >> Exactly. So, get out because I didn't let you in my house. So, get out. >> One. >> No. What's going on? >> So, get out and then I'll talk to you when I'll come out. Yeah. >> 1 2 3. >> No. I'm going to come out. You can talk to me. Right. >> Okay. Come on. >> I got to stand right here. Okay. I'm going to stand right here. >> Lawyer. >> Come on. >> Okay. You can sue me later. You can do whatever you want. >> No, because my door was open. I didn't let you in. So, get out. Please. What's going on? >> I'm going to I'm going to count to three and 1. >> Yes. Get out. >> 2011. I'm 10. >> Officer Diaz. Yep. I'm I'm going to say 1 2 3. You got to get out of my house. Okay. Right. You know what's going on, right? >> Yep. I'm investigating the message. What's going on? >> We can talk out. >> What's going on? >> One. I I know my I know my house. >> Okay, then finish the 3. >> All right, so then get the out. Get out of my house because I didn't let you in. No, >> because the door was open. I didn't let you in. >> What's going on? >> Get out of my house. >> No. What's going on? >> Get out of my house. >> Can you take a breath? Your kids are really >> No, I don't give a that my kids are there. Get out of my house. I don't care. Get out. One. >> What's going on? >> Okay, but we're not going to talk. Where is he at? >> Nope. So, you can get out. >> Get out of my house. You're not allowed to come in here. You're stupid as Get out. 1 2 3. Get out. Get out. I'm not going to touch you, but you got to get out. >> No, because I'm investing in >> No, because you're not allowed in my house. I didn't let you in. 1 2 3. I didn't let you in. Get out. >> No, I'm going to wait for my backup and then >> No, you're going to get out. Touch me. If you touch me, I will arrest you. >> Okay, so then get out. No, >> I'm telling you right now, you got to get out. Okay. Well, I'm not going to talk to you. >> Okay. >> So, are you going to get out or not? >> No, cuz I got to talk to both. >> No, because I didn't let you in my house. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, can you please step outside and I will step out with you? >> You can talk to my Yep. My sergeant's right here. talk to him. Did you guys not come in my house? Cuz I didn't let you in. >> Sure, we'll talk outside. >> Yeah. Can we go outside? Because he's not listening. >> Okay. He We're here. >> Yeah. But you guys are not listening. I didn't let you in my house. No, you're not listening. I didn't let you in my house. >> Okay, we're not going to yell in front of the kids. >> But I mean, the kids are used to it. So, are you you're not going to come in my house because I didn't let you in my house. >> Is there any other >> Okay. No. No. There. >> Okay. Diaz in here. Okay. Exactly. I'll come out with you. Go ahead. Let's gohead. All three of us. Let's go. Because I didn't let you guys in. He knows the rules. >> Can you come out? Because he's not I didn't let you guys in. Why are you guys in my house? >> There's a 911. >> No, there isn't. >> Did you call 911? >> So die. >> This can be >> Can you guys come out of my house or not? >> My Jordan is trying to >> Can you come out of my house or not? >> Miss I will come out with you. I will all all three of us can come out with >> this could all be resolved with the >> Exactly. Then let's go outside. But you guys are not allowed in my house. Let's go. Grab him and come outside. >> Because he knows the law. So, can we come outside or not? >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Because we know the law. Exactly. >> Let's go. >> [ __ ] They talk to you. >> Yeah. [ __ ] So, go outside. Exactly. Go outside. >> Go on. >> No, I will go after you because I'm going to go because you don't have >> Let's go. You know the law. Don't >> cuz I didn't let you in my house. The door was open, but I didn't let you in my house. >> My talk. >> Come outside of my house. I didn't let you in. I No, he knows the law. I didn't let him in my house. Come outside my house. Diaz, >> can we stop yelling? >> No, I'm not going to stop yelling because I didn't let Diaz inside my house. And I know all three of your cameras are on and I didn't let Diaz inside my house. So, can you tell me to come out? I will step out with him. Can you tell him? >> No. >> Yes, because that's the law. >> We need to make sure everything is okay here. >> Okay. So, then do you not see it okay or not? Stoping [ __ ] Come out because I didn't let you in my house, Diaz. Step outside my house cuz I didn't let you in and you don't have permission to be in my house. Yeah. Yeah. I this guy is came in my house without me letting him in. >> I know you guys know the rules. >> 911 call. >> When things reached their limit, the police decided to place her under arrest. >> Call from who? >> Say the name. >> I don't have a name. >> Okay. Well, then call your dispatch and call and ask for her name. >> So then what's her name? What's her name? >> What's the name? >> I didn't get the name. >> Okay. So, can you please call your dispatch and ask for the name? Because I know you guys do that. I'm not I'm not new to this. I'm not. So, can you please call your dispatch and ask for a name? >> So, >> can you call this patch and ask for a name? >> What's her name? I just got here. What's her name? >> Yeah, I don't need to talk to you. Can you ask this patch and ask for the name? I'm not trying to be rude. Can you guys get out? Go over there. >> You said mommy was hitting dad. >> Let you in. I didn't. You just barged in. I didn't let you in. Can you get out? >> Well, the door is open. >> I'm going to tell you to please get out of my house. >> No, my barge already told you that I wasn't. >> Can you please come step out of my house and I will step out with you? No. >> Yeah, because I didn't let him in. >> No, I already told you. didn't let you in. I didn't >> Can you come tell him that we didn't let him in? >> Why are you so hostile with us? >> Because don't come in my house. >> But why are you being hostile? >> Because I didn't let you in and I know the law. So tell the Listen, just just >> because the number came from my phone. >> Oh my god. I'm not reasoning with you. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Because I know the law, dude. [ __ ] You got to go. You got to go, Diaz. You know the law, dude. I will get you fired. You got to go. >> That's fine. I already told you. You can sue me later. You can fire me. That's fine. >> I got to go right now. I will come out with you and I will talk to you. But you got to go. >> I have to stay here. Okay, let's go. >> Let's go. You got to step out of my house cuz I didn't let you in. >> No, I can't. >> Yes. 100% you did. >> You got to go cuz I didn't let you in my house. So, you got to go. Please step out. I'm not going to touch you because you guys played this. Oh, you touched me. I'm going to in the restaurant. You got to go. >> You already remember you already touched me. Yep. So, I told you. Yeah, you did. No, you didn't. So, play it back. You got to go. Can you take your officer with you? I will come out with you guys >> because I didn't let him in. >> He can make his own decision. I'm not going to talk. >> Yeah, but he's got to go because he's waiting for me to touch him and he's aing [ __ ] to touch me. I'm waiting for him to talk to us. >> Fine. >> Perfect. Great. Then you can stay in here. Yeah. This is my house. This is my house and I give you one last No, because this is my house. I know the law. I know the law. You're going to be under arrest. >> Okay. So, >> Okay. But I can't let you guys in, right? Exactly. >> You're close to getting a battery on me there. No. Stop. >> Oh my god. You guys are so stupid. Because I know the law. >> And then what did you do? What' she do when you tried to reopen the door? >> She's uh she was trying to keep it locked. And I said, "If you keep in, I'm going to arrest you. Place you under arrest." >> Did she touch you? >> She touch you at all? >> Yeah. She was scratching my whole hand. >> It hurts. I'm not even lying. Like her nails. I mean, I don't know if it's red or anything, but she has all these prosthetic nails. I mean, look right here. Right here. Look, you can see it right here. >> I mean, I'm not Look, you can see she was scratching me. Okay. >> You don't open the door. We're going to kick down the door. You got 5 seconds and we're going to force our way in that door. >> One. >> One. >> Two. >> Three. >> Four. >> Five. >> Five. >> Okay. She's coming. >> Okay. You're coming with me. You're under arrest because you scratched me. >> Yes, you are. You're under arrest. If you resist, you will get another charge. >> No, I'm not. >> If you resist, you're going to get another charge. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Get up because >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. >> Bring your arrest. >> Why am I under arrest? >> Get away from the children. Put your hands back. Put your hand behind your back. >> Why? Tell me why. Tell me why. Tell me why. is right here. >> What? Call police off. >> They're going to get another charge for resistance. >> Wait, can I get Can I get some clothes on, please? >> I don't have clothes on. >> I don't want your hands behind your back or you're going to go on the ground. >> I got behind you. Okay. >> Yep. >> But I didn't. Can I get some clothes on? >> No. No. We're past it. We're past it. We're past that point. Think I'm slow to mark 83 >> clothes. All right. >> Okay. So then tell him. I'm going to stand right here. Like still. Literally. >> Yeah. I got >> literally I'm going to stand right here. Can you tell him to get me clothes? >> Yes. >> All right. Let me adjust these so they don't close up. >> What's your name? >> You're under arrest now. >> What is your name? >> Otherwise, you have to go to county. >> Okay. Well, can you guys get me clothes and then we have to give you no instruction? >> I literally don't have clothes on. >> We're going to get you clothes. What's your name? >> Give me clothes and I'll tell you my >> He's working on it. What's your name? >> Why can't you just tell us your name and make this easier? >> Because why are you guys arresting me? I didn't call you guys. >> Listen, I don't >> Do you guys see my face or not? >> Listen. Listen. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> You should at least work. >> Yeah, because this guy came in like a 100%. I didn't let him in. He's not letting you go. >> I didn't let him in without with with permission. I didn't We don't know that. We're still investing. Can >> you call him over here? Cuz if you hit him. >> Okay. So then can I sit there and you guys call him out here and then ask him past that point right now? >> No, we're not because you guys are just No, you're not. Because I didn't let him in. Can you let me go? I'm not going anywhere. >> No. The way you're acting. Okay. But I'm not going. >> In the end, she was escorted to the patrol car and taken to the station. >> So the car in closed out the station. Awesome. To the car. To their car. Stand back. Stand back. Stand back. Stand back. Are you stand back? I don't have clothes on. >> All right. Ready? >> I don't have clothes on. >> I don't have clothes on. Please >> over here. Okay. >> I don't I literally don't. >> Is that your car? >> I I don't know whose car This is mine. >> Other side. Come on. >> I don't know. >> Come with us. >> Oh my god. This >> This can't be happening to me. >> Okay. Stay in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> No. >> Get in the vehicle or we're going to place you in the vehicle. Get inside the bathroom. Get inside the car for like a second, please. Because I'm 5 seconds. Listen, listen. You You have You have to calm down and breathe. >> Listen. Just stop. Just No, no, no, no. Just Just stop. Give me a breather. >> Just stop talking and breathe. Stop talking. I'm trying to You need to stop talking and breathe. Deep breaths. >> Deep breaths. >> I know you guys can listen. Just stop talking and you could breathe. You're not allowing yourself to do that. Stop talking. >> Holding me really tight because you're falling. You're falling. No. No. Look. I'm >> Well, we don't You're You're under our custody. We can't let go. >> I'm not going to let go. Do you ever have Yeah. >> Okay. >> Can you just give me a breather for like a second? I'm not going to move. I promise. >> I I can't let go of you. >> I know. I know. No. No. But >> take a breath. He did. He let He let you go. He let you go. >> I felt that. >> Okay. What's your name so we can go on a first-name basis? >> Karen. >> Karen. What's your >> This Karen was formally charged with aggravated violence on a police officer after getting physically aggressive during the interaction. She is also charged with resisting arrest because she refused to obey lawful instructions and aggressively opposed the police's attempts to take her into custody. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. She's once, twice, three times a Karen. You're getting arrested in one. She kept turning around to more cops coming in. That third one that snuck in was hilarious. The lesson from this situation is that resisting and refusing to cooperate with the police only makes matters worse. 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. >> Let me come here. Get him. >> On August 30th, 2022 in Orlando, Florida, police were summoned to a couple's house because the lady was intoxicated and excessively arguing with her boyfriend and the cops had had enough of their stupidity. >> How you doing? >> Good. What apartment is this? >> Uh 909. >> 909. What's going on? >> So, I'm talking to mom right now. >> Okay. So, um, >> could you could you could you possibly talk to us cuz we're getting called out to you like crazy. I just told her >> what's happening. >> Yeah, if you I mean, you can put it on speaker if you want. Just tell us what's going on. >> Okay. >> Um, I was sleeping. >> Mhm. >> And she called the police on me. I don't know why. >> My girlfriend. >> Okay. >> Is this the same one that we kicked out of your apartment? >> Yeah. You just came. >> No, no, no. Like many months ago where she broke out your back window. >> Um, let me hang up with mom. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. She came police on her. Then she called police on me. I was sleeping. Didn't realize I wasn't doing anything. >> It was this morning. >> Yeah. Just like not even 30 minutes ago. So they left cuz I wasn't doing anything and she came back. >> I'm not trying to get her in trouble. I'm just talking to you guys. Okay. >> Yeah. >> She broke my um TV. >> Right. But this is We've been here before for her doing all this. So, I'm just curious why you continue to keep dating her when >> I'm not, bro. All I'm doing is calling her mom to get >> No, I'm just asking you because we've been here months and months and months ago where she broke out your window. >> So, >> when the woman showed up, she immediately caused the scene, but the officers told her to go back inside so they could question her later. >> How are you? >> She put her own phone and I'm just trying to calm her down so I'm calling her mom. >> What are you talking about? I didn't >> Here. Go this way. Go this way. Go this way. Stay away from her. >> Talk to me. Talk to me. >> Come here. Hey. Come here. >> Come here. >> You can go over there. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Have a seat. Sit on the garbage can. >> Sit on the garbage can. >> What? >> Just sit down. >> Sit down. >> You're heavily intoxicated. >> Just so you know, we've been here. Ben and I are actually here. months and months ago and she breaks the windows. She gets violent. She's underage. She's not even 21, I think, last time we dealt with her. >> So, this is this is an ongoing issue. >> However, she came out again and this time she turned aggressive, lunging at her boyfriend, which forced the police to restrain and arrest her. >> She's locking the door. >> Stop. >> Get him. Get him away. Stop. Stop. Stop resisting. Stop. Put your other arm behind your back. Behind you. Put your other arm behind your back. >> You got her. >> Yeah. >> Here. I got her. You got my one hand here. You let go of my one hand right there. So, I'm just trying to get to him. I know. >> Okay. You don't need to get to him. >> Here. You got my hand. You got my >> Keep getting calls out here that you guys are arguing and screaming for help or whatever. >> No. No. It wasn't nothing. I promise. >> Got the one. >> Then you need to be quiet. >> There we go. >> If it's nothing going on, good >> job, bro. >> Then stop screaming for help. >> What are they screaming for? Well, somebody was cuz we keep getting phone calls. >> I don't know. Why are you getting phone calls? >> Resisting. >> Yeah. >> Your behavior is not >> Get off. Come on. >> Let's go. We'll take it. >> Listen, >> Nope. Listen, >> this is how it's going to end today. >> What? What? How it's going to end? >> I I don't I don't need to go to the shower. I didn't do anything. I swear to God, I didn't do anything. I I've literally been doing this. >> I just got to clean out the back seat. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> I'll do a >> Listen, I didn't do anything. Why am I going to jail? >> Cuz you were going at him. >> What? >> You were going at him after he told you to stay away from him. >> Yeah, he told me to stay away from him, right? Yeah, I asked you two times not to approach him and then you just tried to push. >> No, I didn't hear you. I'm just saying I actually have been excuse >> like I'm actually mentally ill. >> That's fine. >> I didn't do anything excuse. >> Okay. >> Yeah, it is excuse. I didn't do anything in him. >> This pocket's clear. >> I didn't do anything in him. >> Nothing pocket. [Applause] All right. >> If you want clear at the back seat, I can hang there. >> We can put her in the back. It's just the other side. >> Have a seat. >> All righty. Let's uh actually if you want let's put the car on and pull up. And >> after securing her in the patrol car, the officer spoke with the boyfriend once more. >> I don't know. Do we have 15 or say uh >> No, no, no. Because uh there was no DV related and he didn't want to do anything for the window. >> Oh, sorry. >> Yeah. >> Didn't her dad or somebody >> dad came? >> Yeah, her dad came last night. I start calling her parents. No, >> dude. >> Okay. All right. >> I'm going to tell you this right now. We were here. No, no, no. I already told him. >> Listen, you let her back in. That's the problem. >> So here, then lock your door. >> No, I literally was sleeping. I spoke to you guys. I went back. >> No, no. Here's the thing. I'm talking about months and months and months ago, >> right? >> And we resolved it. >> That was resolved. But now you let her back in the past. >> So she's going to go to jail today? >> Really? >> Yes. Cuz we're going to keep coming back out here and keep coming back out here. >> Jail for what? >> Do you have your ID? Cuz we got to write it real quick. >> Oh, no. I don't have my ID. >> Can you give him your input, please? >> Yeah. I lost my wallet. >> What is this? two. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Really? >> So, I asked her, I asked her twice not to walk up to you and then when she came back out, she tried to push right past me. >> I don't I don't charge the battery. >> I don't I don't ask people three, four times. I gave her two times and she wanted to be she wanted to be ridiculous. >> Put the seat belt on her. >> As for the woman, she continued causing trouble even while sitting inside the car. >> Hey, I'm going to pop the seat belt on her if you want to. Shut the up. Come here. >> Get in. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> I'm not even going to put the seat belt on her. >> No. >> Anyway, did you just go stand back over there? >> Okay. Yeah, of course. Not >> even going to put in the seat belt. >> Yes. >> Yes. I was going to put her in the seat belt, but we're not even. >> She literally asked me to cuz we did. We're not >> I have AC night. >> I got you. You said 58318263. >> Yes. >> What? >> Cuz you admitted no battery, right? >> In a minute once she calms down cuz it's just going to run. >> You're not going to talk to her. >> I'm not going to talk. >> Nope. You're not going to talk to her. >> Okay. >> She's already at agitated state. We're not going to make it. >> Okay. You think if she just relax and gets in her calm state of mind, >> she's not going to get she's not going to get >> She's going to jail. >> You guys are >> Yes. >> Did we get his info? >> All right, we're out of here. >> Mom, come here right now. Please. Please. >> We should be good. I mean, >> we're just going to I mean, I'm I can't put her in the seat belt cuz she already tried to get down. It's just going to be a fight. >> We're just going to say she's crazy. Let me call it out. >> Keep the camera rolling. >> Yeah. >> 1105 Bravo Fox. Copy starting. >> The hand sanitizer. >> 5055. This Karen was officially charged with resisting arrest as she persistently refused to comply with the officer's lawful commands and actively resisted their efforts to place her in custody, turning a tense encounter into a criminal offense. After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments. 700 a.m. and she's drunk like that. They're both ridiculous. Nope. She'll be back as soon as she's bailed out. Never give alcohol to a woolly mammoth in a residential area. The lesson from this situation is that being drunk and starting fights only makes things worse. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Frame if you like this. >> No. Is that okay? On April 7th, 2025, Palisades Park police were called to a collision along Bergen Boulevard in East Central Boulevard shortly after 1 in the morning. Before coming to a stop at Palisades Park, they discovered a disabled 2015 Dodge Dart that had collided with a parked vehicle in Fort Lee. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> I'm waiting for my ride. >> What happened? I to be honest my my [ __ ] my lights went out and I pulled over and I'm waiting for my ride. >> Okay. You understand you you were involved in a collision? >> Yes. >> Are you hurt? >> No. >> Okay. Yo, Julio, see if where what car she struck over here? >> What? >> I don't know. There's a trail fluid. >> I was trying to blow over it. See if she hit that Honda over there and call. If it is, I call Fort Lee. >> Great. >> You have your license, registration, insurance. >> So weird. >> The officer discovered cannabis items and smelled alcohol when talking to Chanel. She stated she worked at a cannabis store and acknowledged drinking earlier. >> You been drinking tonight? >> I was just trying to pull over so they could pick me up. Okay. >> You have your license, registration, insurance, ma'am. >> You're on body cam, by the way. I'm officer Robert with Palace Park. >> Okay. It's going to take me a while to find it. >> You've been drinking tonight? >> Oh my god. I already told you. >> No, you didn't tell me. I was just trying to pull over to a safe spot so my car wouldn't get grounded. >> Okay. See if you can find your documents and then step out of the vehicle. Okay. [Applause] [Applause] >> I'm just a little overwhelmed. >> Okay, take your time. Yeah, it's going to be a forly accident. I guess >> it crashes the car over there35. We got the car. I'm in front of 425 East Central. >> All right. Notify Portley. That's the their collision. It's going to be our arrest. Sorry, I >> I was overwhelmed. I try to pull over now. >> I'll be at 425 East Central Boulevard. >> I gohead. >> What's your name? >> Kilo. Michael Alpha >> Ellie >> 31 golf. >> Okay. Ellie, you have um >> I know, I know, I know. I'm in trouble. I just >> I just need to get my stuff. I'm sorry. >> Ellie, >> do me a favor. Step out of the car. >> I I have to get my registration. >> I just give um Don't worry about the registration late later. You have your ID in your purse? >> No. >> No. Okay. Step out of the car, please. you. Okay. Can you do me a favor and stand up? >> No. >> No. Okay. You You under any uh drugs tonight? >> No. I just drank a little bit and I pulled over cuz I can't drive. I'm sorry. Please just let me go. >> Got I don't have anything on my record. I'm not from here. >> Gotcha. Okay. Where Where do you have a license out of? >> Colorado. >> Colorado. Okay. Can you do me a favor and stand up? We're going to try to do skill soiety testing on you. >> It's not going to work. >> It's not going to work. Why is it not going to work? Huh? >> Why is it not going to work? >> I get emotionally overwhelmed. I'm mostly overwhelmed. I I act out of place when I'm mostly overwhelmed. >> Chanel was requested to participate in field sobriety exercises because the cops suspected her of being impaired. >> You would like to participate field sobriety testing? >> I just I just want to get out of here. >> All right. I'm giving you opportunity to do it. >> So, can I just step back in? She does have issues. >> I understand. I totally I'm I'm taking into consideration, but we still have to do what we >> understand. So, Nelly, are you willing to participate in field sobriety testing? >> I don't know what that means. >> It says three tests. >> Getting out means you're going to arrest me. Just arrest me because I was driving. >> I want to give you the opportunity. I want to help you out. >> You know, I'm not ready. >> Nelly, I'm right here behind you. Just do what the orchestra is asking you to do. >> I'm I can't force you to do it. Just >> I can't do it. >> You can't do it. Okay. >> No. >> Like, what do you want me to do? Stand in a straight line? Like, >> just three tests. I'm going to explain it to you. >> I can't even do it. >> Okay. All right. So, you willing to participate? >> [ __ ] it. Fine. >> Okay. It's going to be three tests. >> Get it over with. I just want to go home. >> All right. Cool. Do me a favor. Stand in front of this police car facing me. >> Don't lean on it. Don't lean on it. Put your feet together. Hands at your side. Just like this. All right. First test is going to be the ACN. Okay. Can you see the tip of my finger? Okay. With your eyes only, follow the tip of my finger. >> I do realize I'm mentally ill. >> Okay. I'm going to put that into consideration. With your eyes only, follow the tip of my my finger. Don't move your head. Do you understand the instructions? >> Do you understand? Okay. Hey. Hi. Not because of me and not because of you. >> This fine. You want to cry? You can cry. >> I should do this all the time. Watch me that time. >> Oh, I can move my head. >> You can't move your head. Something's like four times. Did you get it yet? >> No, I have not. I'm >> sorry. [Music] [Applause] I just want to do this vertical thing. >> I'm not crying because of you. >> Don't Don't worry about it. You can cry all you want. Right. >> Right. >> Watch this car. Watch this car. Watch this car. >> I got a flight. I just want to say something. >> Thank you. Okay. The next test is going to be a welcome turn. Okay. >> I'm going to demonstrate for you. >> I just want you to know I wouldn't have been able to do this sober >> anyway. >> I'm just giving you the opportunity to try. All right. If you can't do it, >> you can't do it. All right, I'm still going to demonstrate for you. All right, so same same starting position. Feet at feet together, hands at your side, just like this. This is going to be the starting position. Your left your left foot, >> your left foot and back of your right foot >> touching heel to toe. >> That's just the instructions, man. >> All right. This is a starting position. Get in that position and don't move. Okay. >> All right. So, you're going to take nine heel to t heel to toe steps counting out loud. All right. >> Like I said, I'm not forcing you to do this. All right. Just giving you the opportunity. >> I'm just here for it. >> All right. I'm going to demonstrate for you. Nine heel to toe steps. All right. It's going to go like this. One, two, three. >> Okay. >> I'm doing I'm doing three. You're going to do nine. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> All right. You're going to leave >> that way or this way? >> Let me finish. >> Okay. >> All right. Once you get to your ninth step, you're going to leave you're going to leave your left foot planted. You're going to take short choppy steps and you're going to take nine. >> You might have to repeat that when I'm over there. >> Okay. >> I'm just a stoner. I just forget things. >> That's fine. That's fine. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps back. All right. One, two, three. I only did three. You're going to do nine. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, whenever you if you understand the instructions, you can begin whenever you're ready. >> You want to do it on this white line? >> No. That counts as what? >> Do you want to take off your heels? >> I'm in heels. >> You want to take them off? >> Yeah. >> All right. Go ahead. Take them off. >> Can somebody help me? >> Yeah. >> I need help getting them off. >> You want to lean on on the police car? >> I need to lean on something. >> Go ahead. Lean on the police car. >> That's too far. >> And you're going to think I'm going to go back a step. >> No, my car is not >> You guys already know. I don't see why you have to kiss me. I already admitted. >> I see why you have to make some fun of me. >> We're not making fun of you. If you don't want to do it, if you don't want >> I'm not talking to you. I'm sorry. I'm talking to myself. Oh, okay. You want to you want to go on this white line and and >> No. >> And go. No. Okay. and me. Keep going. >> Okay, you can stop. >> Okay. >> All right, let's go back. Let's go back to the starting position over here. One last test. >> Let's start here. >> No, come back over here. Please >> walk. Just walk. >> I don't want the light in in your face. >> Right. >> Let's just go this way. >> No. No. We're going to do another whole another test. >> Right. I can't do the alphabet backwards over. >> That's not a thing in New Jersey. Can you do me a favor? Start. >> Start. Stand in front of police car facing me, please. >> Can Can you stand in front of the police car and face me, please? >> Thank you. The last test is going to be the one leg stand. All right. Uh, >> you can do that sober. Are you kidding me? >> Like I said, I'm not forcing you to do this, right? >> Uh, same starting position, feet together, hands at your hands at your side. Which whichever leg of your choosing, you're going to lift approximately 6 in off the ground. >> You don't have to start. Don't start yet. >> I'm try to. >> Okay. >> Hands down at your side. You're going to count 1 10 100 2 100 3 100 until I tell you to stop. You understand that? >> I'm gonna do this sober. You know that, right? >> I'm like I said, I'm not forcing >> one Mississippi. Hold on. Hold on. I didn't tell you to begin. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Tell me when to go. >> Hold on. I'm getting a stopwatch. >> Okay. You ready? >> Yes. >> All right. All right, you may be good. >> Wait, wait, wait. [Music] >> Nervous. >> No problem. >> Can't deal with this whole time. You know, >> I'm able to get the yellow for the off the car vehicle. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to conclude testing on that. >> That's so No problem. >> Chanel was arrested for DUI in light of the collision. her admission, alcohol, odor, indicators of impairment, and failed sobriety tests. >> Uh, can you just put your hands behind your back? You're going to be placed under arrest for suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Okay. >> So, we're just going to do some other stuff at the headquarters and then hour and a half they're going to pick you up. Okay. >> Can she put her >> Does she I don't know if she wants to put her shoes back on. I don't want her. Do you want to wear one? >> I just want to go home. >> 2 hours you'll be >> home. I want to go home. >> Two more hours. Two more hours you'll be home. >> No, this is not okay. I >> don't do anything. >> 2 hours and you'll be home. >> Nelly, listen. I understand. The cops are just doing what they need to do. >> [ __ ] you. [ __ ] this. >> I get it. >> 2 hours. [ __ ] you. Better than two hours. Better than all night. >> It's better than being there all night. Don't worry, baby. >> You did this to me, Debbie. What the [ __ ] >> You should have stayed with her. >> I did. I tried. Why didn't you [ __ ] come for me? >> Are you going to come get me? >> You're going to call me. I was going to >> Are you going to come get me now? >> Yes. I'm going to wait >> 2 hours. >> However long it takes. >> No, it might not even be even that long. >> I just want to go home. >> Take me home. >> No, it's not okay. It's not okay. No, it's not okay. You got to wear my >> Can I raise your dick? No. No. It's not worth it. Not worth it. Not worth it. Not worth it, man. Not worth it. Not worth it. >> No. It's not okay. It's not. >> No. >> She's not going to jail. She's not going to jail. >> Put on [ __ ] shoes. You [ __ ] douch. Sleep up. Where's the car? >> Where are you guys? Where's the car? >> Where are you guys going? Fortnite park down. Right down the block. >> Down the block. Okay, >> dude. Why do you got to do that, dude? >> I'm not trying to make it like that. I'm trying to >> Why you saying arrest you? >> Cuz if you obviously freaking out back there trying to We separate you regardless, you [ __ ] idiot. >> This Karen will be charged with driving under the influence. In addition, since she caused a crash involving another vehicle and was found with numerous cannabis products, she could also face additional charges such as driving while intoxicated, causing an accident, and possession of cannabis. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. The judge should lock her in jail for 30 days and make her watch this video play on repeat the entire time. Does a mature, reasonable individual who doesn't have anxiety exist in this generation? This girl is absolutely ridiculous. If you're mentally ill, don't be drinking and driving and cause accidents. The lesson from this situation is that drinking and driving endangers not only yourself, but also others on the road. What an unyielding Karen. Please subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. Next, Karen will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. >> So, you'll be under arrest for OVI. Okay. >> On February 10th, 2025, Lakewood police officer Croin noticed a vehicle driving without headlights. He initiated a traffic check while a 36-year-old woman was operating the vehicle. The woman answered slowly, seeming lost and confused. 23. We're just west of the light on the bridge. [Music] [Music] Hello, Officer Coin Liquid Police Department. [Music] Reason I stopped is you don't have any lights on. Okay. Do your lights work on your car? Any reason why they're turned off? Can you turn them on for me? Is everything okay, miss? [Music] [Music] Where where you coming from? [Music] I'm sorry. >> Mac calls. >> Officer Croine saw a tequila bottle open. The woman denied drinking for a few hours before admitting to taking a shot a few hours earlier. >> Uh, what have you been doing tonight? You had anything to drink or anything like that? >> What's that? >> I can't hear you. 3 hours ago. >> 3 hours ago you had a shot. Okay. Any drugs? Anything like that? Any prescription medications you've been taking recently? Okay. Are you Are you just really nervous right now or Okay. You're You're not in any kind of major trouble. It was just cuz your lights were out. Okay. All right. Do you have your ID and proof of insurance on you? >> Okay. Where's your ID at? [Music] I have insurance. >> You do have insurance. Okay. Do you mind pulling that up for me? >> Go ahead and get that pulled up. You can roll your window up and I'll be right back. Okay. >> The woman said she would fail sobriety test and instructed the cops to just arrest her. >> Okay. Hey, Lauren. Can you hear me? Okay. All right. Um, do you know your English alphabet? Can you say your ABC's for me without singing? >> What's that? Can you Can you say your ABCs without singing for me? [Music] >> I'm sorry, I couldn't hear you. Could you repeat it? >> You just got to speak up cuz of the traffic. >> Can Can you hear me, miss? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is are you feeling okay? >> Yes. A B C D E F G H I J K N O Q R S T Okay. And where did you say you were coming from tonight? >> McCall's. What's McCall's? >> What's that? >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. You're just trailing off. It's just harder for me to hear you. Okay. I'm I'm just trying to hear what you're saying. I'm not saying you're in trouble, but can you speak up for me a little? Said >> I came from a cause. Yeah, >> I'm going home. >> Okay. Where's home? >> Manor. >> In Manor. >> Okay. Well, you know you're driving west right now into Rocky River. >> Okay. >> Did you know that [Music] it's an afterparty you were going to? >> Okay. And you said you didn't have any kind of anything to drink recently? No. Okay. And and you haven't had any drugs or anything like that in your system? >> Okay. All right. Well, where's where's the afterparty at? >> Okay. Well, I just want to make sure it was safe to drive. Okay. Um, would you mind just stepping out real quick? I just want to run you through some tests to make sure you're safe to drive. >> Okay. [Music] Probably [Applause] not. >> You should just take me. >> What's that? >> I probably can't drive right now. >> You can't drive right now? >> No. >> Okay. Why not? >> Cuz I can't. >> Okay. Why? Why can't you drive? Have you had too much to drink? >> Okay. What'd you drink? Let's let's let me step out of the car. I just don't want to get hit by traffic. Can you just come out and around and we'll talk? All right. [Applause] [Music] Watch the door. Come on over here. I want to get out of the street. Okay. >> Over here. Let's step onto the sidewalk. >> Okay. So, you said you're not safe to drive tonight? >> No. >> Okay. What did you have to drink? Jameson. >> Jameson. Okay. How long ago? >> Probably like 3 hours ago. >> Three hours ago. >> Okay. How much Jameson did you drink? >> Just a drink with Coke. >> How big was one drink with Coke? >> Like a shot and a side of Coke. >> A shot with a side of Coke. >> Yes. >> Okay. And you don't feel safe to drive right now? >> No. Okay. Well, I'd like to just try to run you through the test just to cross >> take a test. >> You don't want to take any test? >> No, I'm going to fail. Like, I don't know. >> Okay. >> I've been drinking. >> You've been drinking. Okay. So, just to be clear, you're you're going to refuse the field tests. >> Okay. >> After officer Croin confirmed that the woman had refused to participate in sobriety tests, she was taken into custody. She was sent to Lakewood City's prison. Well, then what I'd like you to do, can you take your hands out of your pockets for me? Can you just turn around for me? So, you'll be under arrest for OVI. Okay. You haven't had any kind of drugs or anything like that with the Jameson? All right. [Music] >> What's that? Do you have anything on me that's going to on you that's going to poke me, stick me, or stab me? No. No weapons on you? Any drugs? Anything in your car? No. Okay. >> Cigarettes. >> Cigarettes. Okay. All right. Let's come over here. I'm just going to patch you down for weapons real quick. Okay. >> Can you hold it for a second? Yeah. >> I'm going to put all your property in a bag. Okay, miss our property. >> What's that? >> All my property. >> Yeah. Anything you got on you, it's going to go with you. I'm just putting in the bag. Okay. What's that? >> When you when you get out, there's something in that side of the pocket. >> Is this just like a gummy? >> Yeah. >> What kind of gummy? >> Is it like a weed gummy or something like that? >> Yeah. >> Weed gummy. >> Okay. Did you have any of these tonight? [Applause] just taking all the cash out of your pocket. Okay, that's going to go with you. Do you have any other uh pockets on underneath the shirt? >> No. >> Okay. [Music] Okay. Watch the door here. All right. What I want you to do is step right here and then spin towards me. Yep. Watch your head. There you go. Watch your feet. [Music] This Karen may face charges for driving without headlights, operating a vehicle while intoxicated OVI, and having an open container of alcohol in the vehicle. The problem was further exacerbated by her unwillingness to submit to sobriety testing. Isn't this a crazy scenario? Indeed, after the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. One shot, one bottle. She's just confused as to the amount. It's easy to do. A common mistake. She looks like a real joy to be around. She's on something besides alcohol. This incident teaches us that driving after drinking is not only risky, but it may also result in an arrest and charges very rapidly. This Karen is such a stubborn person. If you like this article, please sign up for Law Frame to receive more. Look out for the next Karen who will react even more aggressively. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's going to put me on the ground. On February 19th, 2025, after a lady reportedly attacked an airport employee, police arrived at Orlando International Airport. >> 10:12. >> Alpha side of the [ __ ] >> Ma'am, >> I don't care. >> Sit down. >> Don't talk to me. >> Sit down. >> Right from the moment of contact, the woman was uncooperative and combative, forcing officers to place her under arrest. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's going to put me on the ground. You going to put me on the ground? Yeah. You going to put me on the ground? Put me on the ground. Put me on the ground. I haven't done anything wrong. I haven't done anything wrong. >> I just need you to turn around. >> Put me on the ground. >> I need you to turn around. >> I can't cuz you're on me. I can't cuz you're on me. >> Stop. I can't cuz you're on me. >> Let this go. >> I can't. >> Okay. Let this go, please. Let this go, please. All right. >> Yo, >> you said you weren't going to stop. >> Let me go. Let me go. Let me go and I'll let go. >> I'm just waiting for >> Let me go and I'll let go. Let me go and I'll let go. Let me go and I'll let go. Let me go and I'll let go. >> Exit a turn. I got her. So, dude, >> it's chill. >> Chill. Hang tight. >> Let me go and I'll let go. >> Hang tight. >> Don't touch me. >> Chill. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You want to touch me? >> Just I got to roll her real quick. >> Yeah. >> Can you grab this and just undo that for me, please? >> She ain't She ain't going anywhere. She's fine. >> I'm not going anywhere. But you're squeezing. >> Just pull that up. You want to pull up the whole throat. You're squeezing my throat. You're squeezing my throat. >> Yeah. Just pull that through. You're right. Just squeezing my throat. >> No, you're not. You're You're fine. You're just >> Am I brain? Okay, do me a favor. Don't you spit. Don't you spit. Do you understand me? >> Oh my god. >> Don't you spit. >> Well, you're spitting. >> Do not spit. >> Squeezing my face. >> Okay. Well, I'm squeezing you for a reason. >> I don't want you to spit on me. >> However, it wasn't until backup arrived that they were able to fully restrain and handcuff her as she put up intense resistance. Why are you ready? [Music] >> Okay. Well, I told you to stop, right? And you said you weren't stopping, right? And then you pointed at me, so you got taken down. >> You're good. >> All right. >> And then you came out. I can smell the alcohol on you and you kick that. >> Yeah. >> Kick that wet floor sign over there, >> right? >> Yeah. >> Stand up. >> Do not spit on anybody. You understand? >> Oh, yeah. Hit me hard. Hit me hard. >> You going to walk? >> N. >> All right, sounds good. Sit down. >> You got a chair? >> You got a chair? >> Hey, you guys have a chair? >> I don't think they have one in the checkpoint. >> Sit up like that. >> Nope. You do it hard for me, baby. All right. Hit me hard, baby. >> Hit me hard. >> Hit me hard, baby. >> Anybody close? >> I can get a wheelchair. She's not going to >> At one point, a chair had to be used just to remove her from the airport. >> Oh, budget cuts. >> I don't know if you want to have her sit here just to >> laugh at me. >> Chill her out. >> Laugh at me. Laugh at me. We're not laughing at you. >> Stay right there. You're fine. >> All right. >> You want me to suck your >> I just don't want you to spit on me again. >> Oh, I will. >> So, get somebody to get a wheelchair somewhere. >> Yes, you do. You already >> can you please stop? You're going to stand up. Okay. >> I don't know. Can I stand up? >> I'm telling you. >> Stand on up. There you go. >> Oh, well done. >> Yeah. Yep. Yep. >> All right. >> Yeah. Well, you know, he's telling me to do all this stuff. >> All right. Like >> 19 10 >> Don't do that. >> My I have another God damn it. No one's listening to me. Yeah, >> you can talk. What's up? >> I have it might be in there. I literally have ID. >> I have We'll figure it out. >> Are you from Florida? >> No. >> Where you from? >> I'm from Puerto Rico. >> Puerto Rico. >> Yeah. What part? >> You want to laugh at me? >> I think I come from there, too. >> Oh my god. Are you Puerto Rican, too? I'm from California. My mom is from Isabella and my dad is from Bamba. >> Y'all are literally >> that her. >> Yes, that's it. Yes, that's where it's at. >> Don't give that to her. >> Thank you for >> You care about me. Thank you. >> All these other [ __ ] don't understand. Like literally my stuff is in there. And it's so funny cuz I love pot. Can I like hip up fun? Can I hip up fun? >> I need you to sit up for me. Sit up for me. >> Choke me. Choke me. Tell me. Oh sh and I don't want you to do that yourself. >> Okay. >> At that stage, officers questioned and searched her before escorting her to the patrol vehicle. >> I'm going to search your property. Okay. Make sure you don't have any weapons or contraband, bombs, chomp, anything like that. Okay. >> Hold off on that. Make sure she don't take off that way. Oh, >> not gonna go anywhere, baby. I'm not gonna leave you. I love you. I love cops. I actually like literally love cops. >> Heck yeah. That's awesome. >> I have nothing wrong. >> They have dark chocolate. It tastes good. >> Can you give me a sec? >> In there. >> I cannot. >> There's literally nothing in there. >> You smoke? because >> I'm not bad. >> Where you flying to? >> Oh, I did, bro. >> Where you flying to? >> What? >> Where you flying to? >> I'm trying to fly to Puerto Rico to my sister. >> I'll handle that in a second. >> I was just wondering if you had one on you cuz I know I'm not. >> Do me a favor. Stand up for me. >> I can't. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Just stand up for me. >> I can't. >> You kicked your legs out to kick stuff as we were walking by. >> Yeah. So, just put your legs out. >> I can't. I'm sorry. I can't. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to stand you out for you. Oh my god. Wait. >> All right. There you go. Come on. Stand up against the car. >> Yeah. Give it, baby. Give it to me. >> All right. I'm searching you with the back of my hand. It's not a big deal. >> No. I don't like this way. >> Check your front pocket. >> Oh my god. I have nothing on me. Do you want me to do a back bend? >> I will do a back bend. >> I don't want you to do that. >> I will. It's kind of cute. It's kind of cute. >> I just need a walk. Oh, you want me to walk? You want me to walk? >> Walk in place. >> I will. >> Okay. Give me some. >> Okay. >> And I will >> have a seat. >> Well, how can I have a seat? >> Have a seat. >> It's so cute. He's searching my stuff and there's literally nothing. >> Just lean forward for me. >> Oh my god. >> Lean forward. There's literally nothing. That's like what said. >> You know what? If you comply with all commands, I have >> I have I have >> I have no problems. >> I've been complying with all the man. >> Good job. >> Good job. >> Thank you. You're welcome. >> Literally everything you ask. >> This Karen was eventually taken into custody and charged with offenses such as criminal mischief, disorderly drunkenness, and nonviolently resisting an officer. Because of her unpredictable conduct and flagrant disrespect for police procedures, officers were forced to place her under arrest and file official charges against her. Everyone has their opinion, and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. Even if she was sober, she probably would still be annoying. What is with people not being able to handle the airport, it's like a pile of dirty laundry come to life. The lesson from this situation is that being combative and out of control only makes things worse. Subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this, and we will immediately move on to the next situation. Stop my identification. >> Stop. Hand behind your back. Don't. >> On September 1st, 2024, at a McDonald's in Park City, a woman requests a refund for an incorrectly placed order. >> I for my money back. >> What's going on? Let's go figure. >> I asked for a tomato and lettuce. >> I want my money back. >> Okay. >> I don't want to waste my time. >> Okay, hang on. >> Prepare it for me. Stop. >> I want my money back. >> I can't make them do that. Just give me a second. >> They can go mind and see. Okay. That doesn't mean I can't make them give you your money back. They can give you your order. >> That's cool. >> Okay. But let me talk to them. I don't >> I said that too. I said, "Can I get my legs and tomatoes back?" That was the first thing. But then when she said, "I'm going to call." I said, "Well, give me my money back and let me leave you a savage." >> Let me figure it out. Okay, just give me a sec. >> It seemed to be just a minor misunderstanding. So, the officers helped the woman put her belongings back. >> She's supposed to have cuc lettuce and tomato. I've never asked for that. And she and she started screaming and buy. >> Did she eat some of this? >> I don't know. >> I had one bite. >> Okay. No, I can't make them give me your money back. You took a bite of it. >> That's only in court. That's the law. >> It does. No. Stop. Don't tell me what the law is. >> I know what the law is. >> Clearly, you don't. >> She said she paid for three buffalo, but she paid only for one and she wanted two extra. >> Yeah. You took a bite of it. They can't take that back. That's yours. It's a double filt of fish. >> So, isn't it the law that you can only take one bite of is not desired? >> No. Absolutely not. You can't take a bite of food and then say, "I want my money back." Nowhere on your receipt does it say that you want lettuce or >> Okay. Well, okay. I'll go with that. I'll deal with that with my lawyer. But I asked for tomato and lettuce. >> I know, but that's not on your That's not on your >> I asked him for later to So now I'm not supposed to get what I want. >> There was clearly a small mistake. >> We talking. We talking now. Not >> we're talking. I'm not arguing with you. Okay. I'm nice and calm. All right. If you want, I'll ask them to get you lettuce and tomato and you can put it on there yourself. >> I asked them >> again. I wasn't here. So, I didn't see any of that. >> When I brought this stuff with him and I said, "Let me be calm." I told him, I said, "Let me be calm and quiet." Cuz it was a lot going on right now. Very busy. So, I said, "Well, I tell you what I want. I want a double fish. Lettuce and tomato." >> You got that? Let me get Let me get you let sauce on the side. >> Let me ask I think they're they might charge you for the sauce. Can I get >> I already have a Okay. Just a piece of lettuce and tomato. You can have it if that's okay with you. Thank you. >> I don't want those. I want my own regular fries. >> Those are your fries. >> I want my hot fries. But I can't make them do. >> Yeah, they can. I don't >> I can't make them do. >> I want to order another order of fries cuz he took it out the bag. I didn't >> Okay. All right. Let me talk to her. >> Okay. So, I want another and I'll leave. Give me my lettuce and tomato. >> Here's your Here's your lettuce and tomato and fries. >> Those are fries. She says she says he pulled them out and put them on the counter. So, she wants a fries. But no salt. She never say that. >> Okay. No salt. We need >> No, you do need to then just get a regular fry. If they have salt on them, they're going to have salt on them because you didn't order it that way. There's nothing I can't order. Let me see. See, I did order no salt. >> Okay, you know. All right. Hey, >> I can't eat blood pressure. >> I believe she does have no salt. >> No salt on the fries. >> Cook order them. They're fresh. >> They're fresh. >> Yeah. And lettuce and tomato was fresh. >> However, as part of standard procedure, they still needed to collect her personal information, but she refused to cooperate. You got your ID in here real quick because I I know. >> No, I don't have no ID. >> Okay. Well, I need to get your name. >> Give me a second. I got to write it down. >> I'm not going to give you all that. >> No, no, you you actually No, I don't. >> No, you do. And if you don't, you're going to go to jail. I don't want to play this game. >> You want to put me in jail? Put me in jail. >> It's called obstructing obstructing justice. >> Put me in jail for obstructing justice. >> Okay, then are you going to Are you going to refuse to give me your name or ID? Yes or no? >> No. You say obstructing justice. >> If you refuse to give me your identification, >> call obstructing justice. >> No, I'm telling you if you're refusing to give me your name because I have to do it. upright. Just so you do your report. >> That's what I'm going to do. But I need not me. My name is Carol. That's all I'm going to give you. >> What is your name? >> That's all I'm Carolyn Douglas. That's all. >> What's your birthday? >> I am March. >> Stop. You're going to give it to me or I'm going to take you and I'm going to take your picture and fingerprints and your food's going to be even colder. So, it's really simple. If I take you into custody, then I'm going to go through all your stuff and I'm going to find your ID. >> Well, I'm not a criminal. >> I'm not. She might be. >> Is she detained? >> Yes. >> How am I detained? >> Because right now you're telling >> Right now she's obstructing justice. No, I'm not obstructing nothing. I came here to eat my food. It needs to go to court. It needs to be thrown out. >> Telling me, refusing to give me your name, you are obstructing. >> No, she's not detained. She She did not have to give you your information. >> Yes, she does. >> No, she did not. How you going to tell me? If someone is not detained, >> I just told you she's detained. >> Is she under arrest? But you didn't say that at first. >> I don't have to. >> Is she under arrest? >> Okay. Ma'am, I need your birthday. This is going to be your last chance. Okay. >> No, don't lock me up, ma'am. Don't lock me up. You're Listen, I don't want to do this. Okay. >> Lock me up for something. >> I'd let you. No, you did do it. >> Okay. We're working on that. What's your What's your birthday? Lock me up. >> What's your birthday? Is that what you want me to do? >> I have to go to jail for for getting my order. >> No. No. You're going to jail for not telling me your identification. >> I'm not I don't have to give you. >> I just said I'm giving you my just gave me my identification. Carol, >> what's your birthday? >> I'm going to call my law. Due to her defiant attitude, the officer decided to place her under arrest. >> I'm not going to call the lawyer right now, but I'm call >> You're under arrest. >> If you want to arrest me, hold up. Don't arrest me now. >> Don't do it. >> I want my food. >> You're under your food. Don't pay attention to her. Turn around. Hands behind your back. You're under arrest. For obstructing identification. Obstructing. >> No, I'm not obstructing. >> Don't tell me. No. The minute you start pulling away. >> No, I'm not obstructing my identification. >> Stop. hand behind your back. Don't >> I almost >> Okay, give me your other hand. Put it behind your back. >> Can I give you my name only? >> No, you did not. You refused multiple times. >> No, I did not. >> Here's the deal. You're physically resisting. I will tase you. This is a taser. >> I want you my my uh >> Put your hand behind your back. You are actively resisting. I will tase you. I am legally alone. Put your hand behind your back. >> Just let me go. Just let me go and do my >> Nope. Too late. You're under arrest. >> Hold up. >> You going to go to the ground? >> No. Then stop it. >> Okay. Well, let me look >> on the ground. Stop. Put the hand behind your back. >> Really? This how we going? Over a goddamn sandwich. >> Turn around on your stomach. Put your hands behind your back. >> Over the sandwich. What? >> I gave you my name. >> No, you didn't. You didn't give me your information. You refused multiple times. Stop. >> You said what's your name? Put your hands behind your back. >> So, are you going to lock me up for that? >> Yeah. Put your hands behind your back. >> Wrong. >> Yeah, you did. You obstructed it. You tell her she was detained. People are asking after you ask her for her ID. >> She wasn't detained or under arrest. And when you ask her for her ID legally by law, you do not. She did not have to give her your hire her name or her ID or anything. By law, I'm not worried about her. All I'm saying is this. >> I'm not worried about her. I'm your name and my first name and last name. And she was wrong. She said >> you need to put your arms behind your back. >> I said yes. The receipt. >> You're under arrest. Now you're resisting. It's additional resistance. Then knock it off. >> Okay, let me up. Just come quietly. >> Okay, hang on. Let's go. Come on. I don't care what you did, but >> give me my hat. My phone. >> I'll get it. I I'm sit right. You going to get this piece? Can I get my hat? >> Not right now. I will get you your hat. >> What should we do? >> Put your hands behind your back. I told you 10 times. >> No, you didn't. You told me three times. I told you this is my Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. Can I get my hat? >> No. Not right now. >> What am I supposed to do? >> Put your hands behind your back. I will get you your hand. >> Stop. >> Oh, you have your arm. >> Yes, I've got your arm. I need >> my arm. Hand behind your back. >> Hand behind your back. >> I can't get my arm back like that, man. You can't get my arm back. Ask me again. My hand behind my back. >> Give me your hand. >> It's not going to hurt me like that. >> Listen. >> It's called pressure points. Pain comp. >> Put your left hand behind your back. >> My arm. >> She's cuffed on that hand. >> Stop. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> All right. Just stand up. You're the one leaning forward. Give me my cat. This is too bad. Y'all breaking my arms. >> Okay. Stop. Stop moving. >> There you go. All right. Stop. Stop moving. >> They've both been checked. Okay. >> Just last month. Loosen these cuffs. >> No, ma'am. We just checked the locks. >> They're double locks. >> I have your hat. >> Did you put my hat on the front of my head? >> I did that. >> I put it on your head. >> I want my hair put on the front of my head. >> She was immediately escorted to the patrol vehicle and taken to the station. I need your bag. >> My name is Commanders. Batch number 807. >> 808. >> My mom is killing me right now. >> Why pulling away from me then? >> Come on. >> My mom's killing me. >> Let's walk. >> You're a strong person. Watch. >> You going to arrest me because >> she said that I didn't ask for no tomato. That's not why I arrested you. >> You saw receipt. That's not why I arrested you. She didn't ask for tomato lettuce. You said she did ask for that. Did I say you ask me for this? >> No. >> I told you why I was going to wreck you multiple times. Obstructing. >> Well, I was right. I told you you refused to give her name and birthday multiple times. Stop. I gave it on the camera. I gave it to you. >> Get in. No, you didn't. >> You going to arrest me cuz you were wrong. Cuz she was wrong. >> No, you were wrong. >> By not giving me your name and birthday in the car. >> I said my law not to give you my name. That's not true. >> It's on the cam. It's on the cam. >> It is on the camera. So, you'll be fine in court. >> But I'm saying this. >> Stop. Get in the car. You >> get up here by myself. >> Here. Turn. Turn this way. Turn to face me. I'm going to help. Okay. We're going to turn face the front of the car. I'm going to put my arm right here to help you. Lift your left leg. Left leg up here. >> Put your left leg up there. Then I will help boost you. Go. There you go. There you go. Go on. Go on. >> I don't step high. >> Okay. There you go. Scoot yourself in so I can close the door. >> For locking me up. That's what they did. >> They didn't do anything for you. Stop. I got you. This Karen was accused of two counts of resisting or obstructing a peace officer for persistently refusing to obey legal orders. Her obstinate actions exacerbated the problem resulting in official accusations. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. Her lawyer will be very excited to hear about her lettuce and tomato lawsuit. She's her own worst enemy. She undoubtedly behaves like this everywhere. She said you arresting me over a sandwich. No, you got yourself arrested over a sandwich. The lesson from this situation is that cooperation is always important, even in minor misunderstanding. What a stubborn Karen, right? If you enjoyed this, subscribe to Law Frame for more content.