What? You're not leaving yet? >> Yes, I am. Leave me alone. Don't fight me. >> You don't want to break the window. >> Step out of the vehicle now or you'll be tased. >> It's wild how some of these women truly believe rules don't apply to them. Spoiler alert, they do. >> All right, time to go. >> Let's dive in and see what happens in when cops have to deal with super entitled Karens. Starting with the first story at Law Frame, we reveal what happens when ego meets the badge. >> What? You're not leaving yet. >> Yes, I am. Leave me the alone. >> On July 27th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a domestic disturbance at a residence. >> Hey. Hey. >> Come here. You're a Come here. You just call me out. >> Hey, sir. Hey, this lady on my property. >> Let's go. >> Okay. I got one last thing to say to >> No, you don't. You got nothing to say to him. Let's go. >> You're a horrible person. You're horrible. >> I'm so Go back inside here, sir. Go back inside. Let's go. You don't. You're They're not even involved in these people. Let's go talk. >> Stop touching me. At first, it seemed the issue was resolved, but the woman refused to cooperate and tried to leave. So, the police arrested her. >> What happened? >> What? You're not leaving yet. >> Yes, I am. Leave me alone. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> I didn't do much. No, it's not my cooperating. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Just don't do that to me. Please. Yes. >> Relax for one second, please. Okay. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> I just I resist. You're resisting. Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. Just resisting. >> Don't handcuff me though. Why handcuff? Stop. >> But what did I do? >> You're uncontrollable right now. >> You don't understand what did to me. Why is everybody dreaming this way? She continued to cause a disturbance even after being restrained and questioned by the officers. >> Come here. >> Please. No. I can't do this anymore. >> You need to calm down for a second. Take some breath. >> Understand what he's done to me. They make me seem like I'm evil. I didn't do anything. Those are my kids. And so he won't let me. >> You want to act like this in front of your kids? >> No. I just I can't take a deep breath. >> You let me up the handles, please. >> Not until you calm down. >> I will. Just let me just I'll chill right here. No, I can't have my headphones off if I don't believe. >> No. >> Can you just take them off? I will cooperate. >> You're going to need to tell me what happened first before I do anything about taking off you. >> Listen, >> I'll tell you. >> Because we placed you under arrest, we have to rid your rights. Okay. >> Why am I under arrest? Please. >> Let me talk to Diego. >> Stop. Diego. >> Listen. >> If you would come down, >> talk to him real quick. Please. Please. I need a You cannot >> listen to him real quick. >> Please, you don't understand. >> I can't get arrested. Let me talk to him. >> No, I didn't do anything. Please. >> Let me talk to Diego. Please. >> By the time she was escorted to the patrol car, she had completely lost control. >> Stop. No. Diego. Diego. Please. Why are you doing this to me? Come on, please. Why are you doing this? >> Let's go to the car. Let's go. >> Walk to the car. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Stop resisting and walk to the car. >> You're going to get hurt. Come on. Let's go. >> No. Let me go. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Let me go. Please no. >> God, please help me. God, please help me. >> I can't sit in there. Please. >> Yes, you can. >> No. Stop jumping. >> Get in the car. >> Please. I can't. >> Get in the car right now. >> My car is there. You can't take it. >> Doesn't matter. >> Please >> sit down now. Scoop back there. >> No. >> Yes. >> Please. Let me talk to Diego. Please, can I shut my car off? >> I will shut your car off. >> Let's go. >> Please, please. >> No. I just I feel like I'm going to have to see. >> Only after securing her inside the vehicle were the police able to proceed with questioning. with the girl. I don't want to throw the ice. >> So, what happened with the >> What happened with the cell phone? >> What cell phone? >> He was putting it in my face. I just moved his hand. >> Okay. >> And he broke my phone, uncle. And I also I didn't He used to beat my everything right behind my face. I threw water into his face. Well, I mean that's a battery. >> Do what? >> Can I talk to you for a minute? Like >> no. >> Why? >> Because >> Because why? >> Cuz I said so. >> Why? >> Because on a domestic situation, we separate people. Yes. >> I didn't do it. Do you know how much >> anything that is cons you know what a domestic is considered? any kind of argument. >> Yeah, >> it's a domestic. So, in a domestic, we separate everybody so we could talk to him without things getting any any more inflamed. >> I don't understand that. I just I >> So that's why you can't go talk to him. >> Why are you so rude for him? >> I'm not being rude. >> You are. >> He's just giving me the facts. I'm giving you the facts. >> You're not You have >> You don't even know. >> You're right. I don't I didn't register that >> to this address that address that you're at. Is it come back just to Kelly or anybody else? >> Pushing for Jason. >> Kelly, what do you need out of the car? >> Please don't tow my car. Please don't. >> What do you want me to do with it then? >> Please. I mean, >> I can't go to jail. Please. >> What do you want me to do with it? pressing charges on me. Is he? >> In Illinois, when there's an outward sign of injury, we are required to arrest. >> Injury. I threw water on his face. What? >> There's scratch marks and there's >> not for me. He was with a girl last night. Why? That's ridiculous. >> I I swear I did not scratch him. >> You're under arrest for domestic battery. >> No, I can't. This is going to ruin my life and just like I told you over there. >> Please, sir. Please. There's got to be a way. Please, >> no. There is no way. >> Please. [Music] >> My car, my life, my money, everything is in there. Please. >> Try and see what the boss says about it. >> What are the car? >> Everything. My life is in there. You can't take me to jail. Please, Diego. Please. >> All right. All right. So, your car is not being towed. Okay. We're not towing it. >> What do you need out of it? >> Well, I have money in there. I I don't want nobody stealing my stuff. >> Okay. Well, what can we grab? >> If you grab it, am I going to get it back? Like when I >> Yes, you're going to get it when you get it out. >> Just my phone, my keys, and then and then >> Where's the money at? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> You want the money out, right? >> I can't tell. >> You want your keys? >> Yes. >> You're all right with me going in there and getting it. I don't know. >> Are they in your purse? >> I don't know. I I really was. >> Never fails. >> Kelly, you okay with me grabbing your purse? >> I don't think it's in there. >> Where do you think your purse is at then? >> No, sir. I was I'm kind of I don't know. In here somewhere. >> You all right? Look for me looking in the car getting your purse. >> I guess there. This Karen was legally charged with domestic abuse for her claimed conduct during the incident, as well as resisting arrest for refusing to cooperate with officials as they sought to take her into custody. Everyone has their opinion, and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. What a grown ass toddler. Her having kids is scary. The lack of emotional control is crazy. The lesson from this situation is that when someone refuses to cooperate and deliberately resist the police, the matter only becomes more serious and can lead to additional charges. Subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. We will immediately move on to the next situation in the car. >> You don't want to break the window. >> Step out of the vehicle now or you'll be tased. On July 23rd, 2025, before being apprehended, a lady in Illinois led police on a perilous pursuit after refusing to stop. >> Pull over. >> Pull over the car. Pull the car over now. >> I have a Hispanic driver wearing a black hat, black brown hair, colorful bracelets. Pull the car over. Can you give me a driver's license photo on registered owner? >> Put the vehicle in park. [Music] >> Yes, Mary. [Applause] Going 57 milesPH approaching 120 light traffic. I have a secondary unit with me 192. Do you guys have anything precise speed at this point? 41 miles an hour passing Volo still northbound on 12. She just almost ran into me. >> All right, if we're looking at DUI, go ahead and if you haven't done so already, start calling it out. >> She's pulling in the old fish. >> We found a 8113 county wide. We have a vehicle. We are attempting to stop beating and potentially DUI. >> It is a red Honda with Illinois tag. Adam Mary 42513. Adam Mary 42513. We are currently in Lake Fish Beach Lake. I'm trying to find her straight. She is. We are currently doing 10 milesPH 126. >> Did this vehicle have any addresses in Fish Lake Beach? >> Yeah, we were northbound 12. >> Close the gates. >> Stop theing car. Stop the [ __ ] car. >> Stop John 6589. DJ9 just for further information. She's their security guard today as we were there. for information. She's going to stop sign. >> After an intense chase, the police managed to stop the woman and immediately placed her under arrest. >> 712 information. >> Show me your hands. Show me youring hands. >> 12. Open the window. >> Let the fire department know that the subject is >> open the window. >> If they want to walk around to the back, >> I will break this window. >> 8126. We got the car stopped. Still at Fish Fish Lake Beach. >> Open the door. Open the door. I will break this window and drag you out. >> If you want to go to the rear, >> I will break it. I have a window breaker. It will break. >> Open the window or open the door or I will break it and drag you out. >> I don't have it. >> Open the window. >> All the way. >> How much? >> All the way. >> I'm not really caring what you want to or not. >> Open the window. >> This is Mark's house. >> I don't care. >> This is my uncle's house. >> Okay. Open the window. We need you to take a step out of the car now. >> We don't want to break the window. >> Back away then. I don't have anything in the car. >> We don't want to break the window. >> Step out of the vehicle now or you'll be tased. >> You can't do not taste. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the car. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> What kind of unit? We're going to have one in custody. We'll be switching back to our zone. Back to our zone. Did you put on this one? >> Straighten your hand up for me. >> Yeah, just one car just in case. I do have a kind of unit with the way >> you please shut my door and get out of my car. Don't touch it. >> I'm glad you think that you are running the show here. It was real fun, right? That was the funniest thing I've done. >> Yeah, it was great. >> Actually, every day I do something funnier. >> Good. Let's uh see what felonies we get you with today. >> I had a class one when I was 17. >> Hey, and let's continue living this life, right? >> Yeah. No, you guys have already taken my life. What are you going to do with me? >> And we're having a car towing. >> Yes, sir. >> Uh first class is towing me. First class is towing. You better make sure that first class is >> No, ma'am. See, this is They have a They have a >> 26 8192. >> Yeah. 26. What? >> Spread your legs. >> Why didn't you stop? >> Because isn't a good answer. If you give me a reasonable answer, it makes sense. >> I was going to my dad's house. >> Okay. Where's your dad live? >> Vacation Village. >> Okay. So, you just didn't want to stop for >> Light Sirens. Two squad cars. No, like I just drive to my dad's house and do what I want. >> I've never been out of the country. >> You've been out of the country. We're still in Illinois, which is >> But have you ever traveled outside of the country? >> Well, I haven't. So, um, can you please uncuff me? >> That's not how that works. You didn't stop. We've been He's been following you since 176. >> I don't care. What is your name? Officer Pat. >> Officer Pat, >> I know a lot of Pats. >> Okay. So, what have you been doing today? >> I um What did I do today? >> Just so you know, real quick, cuz you are going to be charged. You are in handcuffs. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to attorney. If you can't afford one, one can be appointed affordable for saying what you are saying to me. >> Okay, that's fine. So, you have you understand those rights. >> Can you please take one step back? >> Do you understand those rights? >> Can you please take one step? You understand those rights? >> Can you please take one step back? I just asked you three times. >> I don't know where you think this is going. Okay. You do not dictate the situation. Okay. You do not walk away from me. You are under arrest. >> She was then escorted to the patrol car where officers questioned her and searched the vehicle. >> You think this is aing game? >> I want my shoe. >> I don't Hey, I'm going to secure you as a prisoner that you are. Okay. Thank you. Unlock my truck, please. >> Like, seriously, >> once you start being respectful and you want to pay attention and realize the situation, I'll start listening to you. >> Ah, think this is aing game. >> You're taking off my Don't steal my [ __ ] Oh. So she >> All right. Before I search your vehicle, okay, do you have anything in there that's going to stink me, harm me, poke me, or any of my partners in any way? >> No. >> Excuse me. >> No. >> Okay. >> You should have somebody watch her because there's Narcan all over the car. >> Thank you. >> We have uh Coler on the way. [Music] You probably could hit her with DUI unless that's how she talks normally. I didn't see her eyes though. >> I saw her eyes. They were dilated and red, but I'll talk to her a little more in the station. >> No, no, no. Don't get out. >> I'm not going to get out of the vehicle. I'm just sitting. I'm thirsty. I >> mean, she was literally laughing. >> What did she Did she flick you off at that one point? Why was her hand out the window? >> I think she was just waving. Oh, that's when I caught up to you guys. >> I think she was just waving, >> but I pulled up next to her and started recording with my body cam. [Music] >> William, this is cannibis. >> Oh, different pills, too. >> Some of this might just be Tylenol, too. >> Mary, do you have active insurance on the vehicle? >> Yes. USAA. Where is it through? >> USAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. Is there at some a card in the uh >> Yes, sir. It's in my phone. >> It's in your phone. All right. I'll give you the opportunity at the station to present that. Okay. >> I don't want to go to the station. We're trying to go to my dad. >> Okay. Well, we got this to figure out now. >> Yeah. She said it was USAA. You could keep it. She said she has an active copy on her phone. So, I'll give her the opportunity. All right. So, I'm just going to ask you. Okay. Uh before I'm not going to search you right now. There's narcan all over your vehicle. >> I carry narcan. It's part of my business. >> Okay. You don't You didn't swallow anything? >> You didn't swallow anything? >> Okay. I just want to make sure for your safety, make sure I don't need to get you an ambulance or something if a baggie broke or something. I don't want you overdosing on me. >> I do not overdose. >> All right. >> You didn't swallow anything? >> No. I've been drugged before, but I do not take pills or anything from people that I do not. In the end, the woman was taken back to the station for further processing. >> You stand up for me. Turn around and face the wall. >> 5 foot 4 and a2. >> Can you face the wall? I'm going to take these off of you. Okay. Please keep in mind everything is audio and usually recorded in here. Okay. So, let's not make this any worse than we already have today. Okay. >> All right. So, have you been drinking today? No. >> No. >> You can turn around and face me. >> You haven't had anything to drink? >> No. >> How about pills or anything? Are you on? >> I take prescription medication. Um, I've taken my medication prescribed. >> Okay. All right. All I'm going to ask you to do is I'm going ask you to take a step off the wall for me. >> Keep my feet together. >> I'm going just ask you to do a couple things to see where things are at here cuz I'm I'm really just kind of concerned about you after everything we just went through. Okay. >> And I'm going to have you follow my finger. I do have corrective eye surgery on this eye. >> Okay. On that eye? >> Yes. >> All right. Have you had any hand injuries or >> uh I have beaten, but I was vice script out of my mother when I was born. >> Okay. All right. Um, so what I'm going to have you do is just keep your head still. You're not going to move your neck, right? You're just going to follow my finger right here with your eyes. >> Okay. All right. Um, what I have to do is All right. Do you have any problem with your legs? >> I have a bum knee. >> Bum knee, >> but it's not metal yet. >> No. Any issues with standing on one leg or the other? >> No. >> No. One. Two. >> Okay. Please get back in the starting position. >> Starting position. >> Yep. Which would be the left foot in front of your right foot. >> Like starting position. >> No, your left foot in front of your right foot. >> My left foot in front of my right foot. >> Yep. >> That's probably the best you've done here. All right. Now, let me ask you this. You said you didn't take any pills today. >> I took my medication as >> you took your medic as prescribed. Would you give a blood sample? >> Yes. >> All right. Um, with that, I'm going to come back and read you the documentation. All right. I don't believe >> Can I refuse to take the blood because I am not drinking anything? I >> You can refuse >> like I could take a breath while I honestly do not want to give you my blood. And here's the thing. So, I I'll give you the opportunity to take a breath, right? But I'm going to call for blood as well. All right. Call my doctor >> and that's something that I need consent from you for or I could get a warrant. All right. Um, but if you're telling me that you took everything as prescribed, >> I did, >> then there's nothing to worry about cuz you'll have a prescription to match the levels of what's in your system, >> right? >> So, I'm you know where I'm >> You can do a breathalyzer first and then check my blood. >> Okay. I appreciate your cooperation. That will go a long way with me. Okay. Um, go ahead and take a seat. Would you like a glass of water? >> Yeah. I'm hungry. >> All right. Go ahead and turn around for me cuz I got to put this back on your wrist. Okay. You give me your wrist, please. You want it like this? Is that okay? All right. I'll be right back. >> This Karen was ultimately taken into custody and formally charged with multiple serious offenses, including aggravated fleeing and eluding aggravated battery of a peace officer, resisting arrest, and driving under the influence DUI. each of which carried significant legal consequences for her actions during the incident. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. I've never before now seen a middle-aged woman acting as a 12year-old boy. It's frightening when you realize that you share the roads with people like this. It never ceases to amaze me how they always think that they run the show. The lesson from this situation is that fleeing and resisting the police not only endangers everyone but also puts oneself at risk of facing serious charges. 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. All right, time to go. On April 26, 2025, after a woman parked her car in her neighbor's yard, police were called to the area. [Music] >> She's got a open container in the driver's side door. >> I can kind of hear it in her voice a little bit right now. >> Smell it. >> Smell it. where she >> texted her boyfriend, voiced the chat and said, >> can't remember his name, but said, "I'm going to be in a lot of trouble." >> You guys want to know? >> John's going to here in a second. >> Uh, she's a little more doesn't want to be checked out by us. That might change in a second. >> Gotcha. >> So, if you guys want to take >> Okay. He said they're ready for you to take over. She's denying everything. Okay. >> Uh and he said maybe >> denying like EMS and like stuff like that. So yeah. >> Okay. >> He's saying maybe if you talk to her might persuade her a little bit. Who knows? >> Yeah. She is I think she's toast. >> The police approached the woman and realized she was intoxicated. >> Hello. >> I'm Officer Gear Police Department. What happened here? >> I have no idea. >> You don't know what happened? I was dropping one off a friend and I hit some [ __ ] >> Yeah, you hit a car and something. >> I didn't hit a car. >> Well, you did hit a car. Okay. How much have you had to drink today? >> I have not that much. >> Not that much. >> I swear to God. >> Okay. All right. I can smell alcohol coming off of you. All right. I don't know what you got in the door here, but is that a That looks like a alcohol right there in the door. However, when asked to perform a sobriety test, she refused to comply. >> So, what I'm going to ask you to do is to do field sobriety for me. Would you be willing to do that? >> Um, do I need to call a lawyer? I will. >> Uh, you'll have the opportunity to do that, but that's not to the that's not the point right now. >> Call a lawyer right now. >> Okay. So, are you refusing to do field sobriety? >> I'm not calling I'm not refusing anything. >> Okay. Okay. Well, then I would ask you to step out of the vehicle and do some field sobriety for me. >> Okay. >> Okay. Go ahead. You step on out. >> I have a autoimmune disease. >> I'm You have I'm sorry. I couldn't understand. You're kind of sluring your words a little bit. >> I I'm not slurring my words. I have an autoimmune disease. >> Auto autoimmune. Auto autoimmune. Right. Okay. >> Oh my god. I'm trying to >> get that negative. Would you step out of the vehicle so we can do some field sobriety? >> I live literally like a block away. >> Okay, I understand that. But you got into a wreck today. Hit a car and a couple other things it looks like. Miss, I'm I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle to do field sobriety. >> Yeah, you are. I know. >> Are you willing to do that or no? >> No. >> Okay. No, that's fine. Um, I have reason to believe that you're probably under the influence of of alcohol. >> Which has impaired your ability to to drive. Okay. >> Are you you're refusing to do any kind of field sobriety? Okay. I'm going to ask you to get out of the vehicle then because you're being placed under arrest for DUI, miss. >> Yeah. >> I'm asking you to get out of the vehicle. You can hang up your phone right now and you can get out of the vehicle cuz you're going to be placed under arrest for DUI. Okay. You don't even have anybody. You don't even have the phone on. You're not even calling anybody right now. >> I'm trying. >> Okay. Well, I'm telling you that you can put the phone down and step out of the vehicle. >> Your phone can come with you, but you have to step out now. >> Listen to me. This is the last time I will tell you, and then I will pull you out of the vehicle and I will arrest you. Do you understand? Please get out of the vehicle. After this, I will pull you out of the vehicle and I will arrest you. Do you understand me? Last chance. Step out of the vehicle. Because of this behavior, the officers pulled her out of the vehicle and placed her under arrest. All right, time to go. Hold on. Stand up. >> Place your hands behind your back. >> That was the calmst I've ever seen somebody be after getting yanked out of a vehicle. Didn't even say a word. >> Didn't say a word. I realized it was Nicole and then you guys were >> She got remarried to some dude. I don't know who it is. He used to be married to like my distant couser. I don't >> I think so. >> Yeah. >> But she used to be So when you guys were like I'm going to yank like watch this. She going to fight and then you guys pulled her nothing happened. What the was that? >> Pant leg got caught out here. >> I'm like literally my house is like right there. >> Yeah. Well, unfortunately, you decided to hit a car and be drinking and driving tonight. >> Oh, >> your husband's working out with him. >> All right, miss. Have a seat for me. >> I'm so sorry. >> I think you'd probably be more sorry to the people's car that you hit. You know, [Applause] >> they then proceeded to search her car >> that her wallet still sitting there or anything. >> Nope. I just came across the one and it was the liquid was spilled like everywhere. Like it was like not just in the left cup. It was in the middle cup holders. It was up on the screen and everything. >> It was everywhere. >> You didn't call for a tote, did you check? >> No, not yet. >> All right. Yeah. as long as somebody collects my uh crash course stuff. >> She's in this one right here. >> Yeah, absolutely. Back uh driver side. >> I think she would have [ __ ] I think she would have [ __ ] herself. I'm not sure. Just kind of I see what you're smelling, but like >> it's an awful smell. I just I just got the one beer here, which it's still cold. >> Yeah. So for that, take this and we'll take her wallet, I guess, too. She looks like she came off Lake, hit this vehicle, you know, went all the way through the yard here, hit the tree, look like she might have backed up, and this is where it just kind of peted out. But we got no damage to that vehicle or anything. I don't know how the rut is like going right through the bumper. We missed it just by an inch. Nicole, thank you. >> If if you're if you're hurt. >> Thank you. I'm fine. Okay. Thank you. >> All right. But if you feel if you feel I'm fine. >> Okay. I'm just I'm That's fine. What I'm saying is if later on >> if later on you start hurting, let me know and we'll get you out there. Okay. >> And in the end, she was taken to the station for further processing. >> You all right? >> No, I'm sorry. You >> got to watch out from the door a little bit. >> I have fibro. >> Oh goodness. We're going to go right around this way. >> Can I please go to the bathroom? >> Can you step over here for me? >> Oh my god. Can I please toilet? There's literally a toilet right there. >> I know, but I can't let you out of my sight right now. >> Why not? >> I know. No, it's not my rules. >> I just have to go. >> We just got one more thing we have to finish up here. >> Oh my god. Can I please go pee? >> Like 2 seconds. As soon as you're done with this, then you can. >> I'm not peeing in anything for you. >> I don't I'm not asking you to pee into anything for me. That's a good So I guess it's a good thing you're not paying anything. >> No, hold on. Hold on just a second. We're almost done. I understand that. >> Oh my gosh. >> We're almost done. Step right over here for me. Just a sec. For just a second. We're almost done. I promise you. >> No, I'm not going to blow in anything. >> Okay. Well, I have to give you the opportunity. >> Okay. You can't give me the opportunity. I'm not going to do it. I have to pee. Can I pee in that toilet? >> Just a moment. Would you give me blood or urine? Urine? >> Yes. >> Yes. Which one? Blood. >> Urine. >> Urine. >> Right now. Right now. I'm going to give it urine. >> Well, I can't do that here. I'd have to go to the hospital. >> So, >> no. >> Right now, I'll give a urine. I'm not I I'll give the urine right now. >> Deep breath in. >> No, you're refusing. Okay. >> Jesus, please. >> Okay. Go ahead. [Music] >> You willing to provide me with a urine sample then? I just peed. >> Well, I know. I get that. But you said you would be able to do that if you want to go out to the hospital. >> Said, "Yeah." >> You want to go out the hospital and do a urine sample? >> I will pee right here for you. >> Well, I can't do it here. I got to go out the hospital. >> Yeah, we can go to the hospital. >> Okay. Give me just a second. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Step in here again. I got to go and make get my car ready. >> Okay. >> All right. You ready to go give urine test? >> I No. I'm going to I want a lawyer. Well, you can do that when you go to trial. Are you not going to do this test? >> No, I want a lawyer. >> Okay, I understand that. H, do you are you going to do this test or No, >> I want a lawyer. >> All right. Well, I'm not asking you any questions or anything like that. This is >> I want a lawyer. I'm so >> Okay. So, are you are you refusing everything? >> I want a lawyer. Yes. I want >> You're refusing everything. >> I'm going to pee my pants. I want a lawyer. >> All right. You are making no sense. All right. And I think that's a lawyer. >> I got you. I understand. You want a lawyer. Okay. Perfect. The woman was charged with DUI. >> This Karen could face charges such as driving under the influence DUI, refusing a sobriety test, and possibly trespassing or disorderly conduct for parking her car in her neighbor's yard. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. Autoimmune doesn't mean you are immune from police when you are in your auto a drunk. She didn't even feel anything when they yanked her out. Her brain was two business days behind. The lesson from this situation is that driving under the influence is not only dangerous but also leads to serious legal troubles. 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. >> I didn't joke, dude. On August 3rd, 2024, after a hotel visitor was reported to be disruptive, police were called. >> Hi, welcome. >> Hello. >> Welcome back. >> All right, so we have Miss Jessica who's been with us since yesterday. She's just had a lot of erratic behavior. Yesterday, she was drinking at the rooftop, getting really intoxicated. We asked her to leave. She kept coming back three times. Um, then she claimed that the guy that she's with stole $30,000 from her, wanted immediate attention for that. Um, this morning I was walking barefoot grabbing pastries off the continental thing. So, long story short, we're going to kick her out. This morning she was clicking the emergency button. So, I was answering it trying to figure out what happened, what the emergency is. She wouldn't answer me, which is why I called you guys. So, we're going to go see what the emergency is and then we're going to ask her to leave. >> Do we want her out just >> in general? I just want her out. >> Okay. So, we're not doing a trespass. >> No, let's do a trespass. Let's do a trespass. >> Thank you. Mhm. >> I'm going to just speak first. Just let her know. >> The manager escorted the cops to the women's room after describing the issue to them. She informed them that she had 15 to 30 minutes to pack everything and depart, failing which she would face charges. cell management. >> Hello. >> Hi. You pressed the emergency button, so I wanted to come and see if you were okay. >> Oh, yeah. We're great. Thanks. >> Do you mind opening the door for me? >> I didn't know I pressed emergency. >> You're okay. But anytime somebody presses that, I have to enter the room. button press >> the emergency button on the phone. >> I So I had two people up here trying to help me figure out the phone's broken. >> Okay. I have to enter though to make sure the room is okay and that you're okay if the emergency button is pressed. >> Can I put some >> Please do. Thank you. >> Do we know if she has a car here or Uber or >> I don't know. >> So what button is that? >> So you press the emergency. There's a button that says emergency on the phone. This is your partner. >> Good morning. Good. >> How you doing? >> Good. >> Even better. I'm trying to get in touch with I I called emergency on my mother in Orlando. >> Oh, okay. So, you actually dialed emergency from here? >> Yeah, but they connected me to Orlando. My grandmother's in trouble. >> Oh, no. Okay. from our side. Just looking around a little bit, it looks like you're smoking on the terrace, >> which we don't allow smoking in our property. So, we're going to have to ask you to leave today. >> We're not going to charge you for tonight or anything like that, but we're not going to be able to keep you for another night. So, we're going to have to ask you to leave. Are we able to pack everything up within the next like 30 actually 15 20 minutes? >> Seriously? >> Yeah. I'm serious. >> We pay for lines. Can we just pay for the smoking fee? No, unfortunately it doesn't work that way. So, I'll step out and we'll give you guys a chance to kind of get things going. I'll get a bell card up so we can take everything downstairs. Do you have a car with us? >> What? >> Do you have a vehicle with us? >> We have a card and a boot on. >> Okay, we'll get those ready on the ramp for you then. Do you need help packing up? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Thank you. I'll just be right outside. You're welcome. Staff and police reminded Jessica that she was trespassing despite her insistence that she had paid and should have been allowed to stay. They gave her a clear warning to grab her belongings and depart. Failing, which she would be placed in handcuffs. >> You can leave now. >> You're not going to watch me dress and all that. You can go outside. >> Yeah, we'll step outside and you can put something on, but then we're going to come and make sure that everything gets packed up and >> go while we pack. We paid for our room today, >> right? So, >> go outside. >> You're going to pack because we're going to leave. >> You're going to step outside. You're not going to be here while, >> right? Well, we she she'll get here so she can she can watch you put a shirt on. >> Listen, ma'am. Let me Let me explain something. >> Watch any of this. >> Let me explain something. Okay. >> You're being removed. You're going to be trespassed. >> I understand. You're going to wait outside while that happens. We have 30 minutes. All we did was smoke outside. going to be trespassed from the property >> if we don't get out in 30 minutes. Get outside. >> First of all, >> you don't have any right to tell me what to do in my room that I paid for. >> We don't walk in and trespass. >> No, >> you're being trespassed. We are going to make sure that you gather all your belongings. >> Wait outside while I do it. >> No. >> No. >> If you want to go into the bathroom with a shirt and put a shirt on, >> like an adult, >> that's fine. >> But we're not leaving you in here by yourself. >> Adult and wake the outside. We're not doing >> I'm going to wait over here. Excuse me. >> Excuse me. >> Why don't we start? Don't touch me. >> You have no business being involved in our >> propert. >> Yeah, we can do that, but you wait outside while we do that. No, >> not going to happen. >> We're not doing that. >> This is my room. I paid for it. >> Are you going to Are you going to give me my money back? >> She already said that they're not going to charge you for the night. >> Are you going to charge me for the day that you're Sir, do you have an ID or anything with you? >> No. >> You're being charged and not anything for today. >> Why? >> Because we smoked on the patio. We have to deal with all this. >> I called the police on my grandmother who is being abused by my mother in Orlando >> in a completely different city. >> Acting up. >> Packing up. Let's start packing up. >> Wait the outside while I pack up. >> You have no business being in here. Just put a shirt on and let's keep moving. Okay. >> You have no business. >> I would like you to stay. >> We're not leaving. I know that's what you would like to happen, but that's not what's going to happen. >> Absolutely. >> So, you're being trespassed. If you don't start packing up and leaving now, I'll put you in handcuff. >> I have no business being in >> I will put you in handcuffs and I will take you to the county jail. >> You have no business being trespass after warning. Do you understand? >> Get the out of my room. >> You want to go to jail? Get out of my room. >> Last chance. Is this your stuff? >> You have no business moving. >> Start packing your belongings. >> I paid for this room. >> Start packing your stuff. >> Are you refusing to pack your belongings? >> No. I asked you to wait outside while >> I explained that that's not happening. Are you refusing to pack your thing? >> Although it appeared that the woman had finally decided to comply with the officer's orders. She remained impolite the entire time, making sarcastic comments and making fun of the officer. I'm just going to light up a cigarette. >> No, you're not. You're not smoking. >> Don't tell me what the I'm doing. >> I haven't done anything illegal. I just tried to save my 98year-old grandma from getting her feet. That's all I did. >> She's got her >> I don't think the phone's cordless, so I don't I don't think that's how it works. >> It is actually cordless. That's how it works. Oh, okay. It's 2024. What the >> And we didn't do a goddamn thing wrong. And you're in my room and you have no business in here. >> It's a room I rented. So, it's my room right now. >> I paid for it. So, it is. >> You stay right there. >> You can stay right there. >> Good thing we're on YouTube. M >> good thing >> this place just opened and it will just get closed. >> Ryan, you're going to be the one driving, right? >> No, we're not driving. >> Oh, okay. Perfect. Even better. >> Is it? >> Yeah, cuz we're from LA. And guess what? I am >> an investigative reporter. >> Congratulations. >> Yep. To you or me? Please. >> When the lady hurled cratom powder at the police and other people in the room, the situation became tense and they had to arrest her right away. >> Would you like some cratom? Have you ever tried that? >> No, thank you. >> Sure. >> Yes, please. >> It's an illegal opium. >> Smell it. >> I don't need jokes, dude. It's a joke. >> Stop. >> Come on now. It's a joke. It's not funny. You're going to jail. You're done. >> Spray me with that. I don't know what that is. >> Really? It's a power. >> Doesn't matter. You're going to jail. >> That heal. >> Yeah, you're done. >> She intoxicated. I don't need that. >> No, you could be healed in jail. >> Why? >> You got all of her stuff to figure out to do with her stuff. >> Come on. No, >> you guys are serious. Look at it. >> I bought it at the gas station. You're done >> for what? >> Second drawer. >> Why would I get arrested for what? >> Uh, disorderly conduct, trespass after warning. We're asking you to leave and you're you're making a mess. >> You kidding me? >> It's freedom. It's a herb, >> right? You know that cratom's illegal in the city of Sarasota? >> No, I bought it at the gas station in Sarasota. >> Cool. Not in the city of Sarasota. >> Yeah, I did. >> I swear to God. >> No, you with me. >> It was a joke. >> It's That's not funny. Okay. Does anyone laughing? You're not even laughing. >> Why are you in my hotel room? >> Put your shoes on. We're going. >> I paid two. >> I don't care how much you paid. You're going. >> We're still working on it. Are you good with good with MLT if we take her down? >> Yeah, it's fine. >> All right, come on. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> What am I going to? >> I already told you. >> Well, you're all calm and you want to talk like a normal person now, right? Now that you're in handcuffs, right? But before when you're thrown around freom, you have >> I was in my own hotel room that I paid a lot. >> I've never paid that much money for a hotel room. >> Oh, you probably shouldn't have. >> Well, it was a lot of money. I felt like I deserved to be there. >> You guys >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. >> What do we do? It's crazy. It's like an herb. Mhm. >> Herbal tea. >> Yeah. >> You concealing anything within your body? [Music] >> Go ahead. Take a step in. >> Can you take a picture of her? This Karen was accused with the minor crime of trespassing. She might be imprisoned for up to 60 days, placed on probation for 6 months, and fined up to $500 if found guilty. Mandatory community service and court costs are possible extra sanctions. After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments. If a pack of cigarettes could talk, we're from LA. You know what? I am a crackhead. That guy is smarter than he looks by not getting involved. The best course of action when instructed to leave private property is to comply. Acting out or arguing simply makes the situation worse. Subscribe to Law Frame if you like this. >> Okay. On July 13th, 2024, Officer Shepard of the Bloomington Police Department pulled over a driver who was speeding. Hello. >> Hello. >> Hi. My name's Officer Shepard. Just so you know, I have a body camera on. Okay. >> Okay. >> Hey, so the reason I'm stopping you this evening is because I have you going 65. I actually locked you in at 61 or excuse me, 64 in a 45 mph zone. Okay. Any reason you're driving so fast? >> I'm just trying to get away from somebody. >> Okay. Who are you trying to get away from? >> My ex-boyfriend. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> No, they actually just took it to from me. >> Who just took it from you? >> I just got a DUI not that long ago. My license is supposed to be taken from me by the end of the month. >> Okay. Do you have your paperwork? >> Um, could be in here. Hold on. I'm being pulled over. All right. >> I was just trying to get away from >> the situation. >> Situation >> before escalated. >> You guys argued, but that was it. >> Yeah, that was it. >> Okay. All right. Do you have proof of insurance for your vehicle? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. >> I have a picture of it. Does that work? >> That'll work for me. >> We just changed our insurance. >> Okay. When you say we, >> my my mom and dad. >> Okay, >> hold on just a second. >> Actually, if I will take a second. Just found it. [Music] [Music] Yeah, you can meet me there. I mean, I'm just right down the road. [Music] All right. Thank you for having valid insurance. There's that. >> And then you said your driver's license should still be good. >> Okay. >> I just called um the courthouse a couple days ago. They said it should be um suspended by the end of this month. >> Anything crazy in the car I need to know about? Guns, knives, rocket launchers, grenades. >> I don't think so. You can go ahead and look though. >> Okay. >> Officer Shepard said he could smell alcohol emanating from inside the car despite her denial of drinking. >> Any other in the car? >> No. >> Okay, >> that was it. >> Any alcohol in the vehicle? >> No, sir. >> Okay. All right. Do me a favor, just stay in the car. Okay. So, and just to be clear, you had a verbal argument. Nothing was physical. >> Nothing at all. >> Okay. >> No, not in an argument. Nothing physical. I mean, >> was that injury documented or >> No. >> Okay. So, so if I go back and look, you weren't in a fight tonight or or any other time? >> Okay. How did you sustain that injury to your face? I mean, me and my girlfriend were getting into it and then they had like stairs going into the pool. >> Mhm. >> And I hit my head going down. Pretty >> You fell and hit your face tonight. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I mean, I literally got a black toe. I'm I'm just a clumsy person. >> Okay. All right. Do you need Do you need to see a doctor about that or how's your head feeling right now? >> It's all good. >> It's all good. Okay. I'm just making sure cuz you were driving 20 mph over the speed limit. >> I'm just trying to go home. >> Okay. >> I'm so sorry. I'm trying to go home. >> Give me just a second. >> Standardized field sobriety tests were given to the woman. >> See the tip of my finger. Blink a couple times. Are you good to continue? Okay, now I'm going to go up. Okay. Um, give me a second here. So the next test I'm going to ask you to do, can you visualize a straight line that goes on forever? Okay, it's about the width of your foot. All right. So all I'm going to ask you to do first is place your left foot on that line. Place your left foot on your your line. And then you're going to place your right foot touching heel to toe in front of your left foot. Okay? So it's going to look like this. Then place your arms down at your sides. Right foot in front of your left foot >> like this. >> Just like me, right? Heel to toe, arms down at your sides. Maintain this position. >> See how you're shaking a little bit? >> I am. >> Do you understand the instructions? Yes, sir. >> Okay. Maintain this position while I get through the rest of the instructions. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. When I say begin, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps on the line. Turn around and take nine heel totoe steps back down the line. Make your turn by keeping your front foot on the line and turn by taking a series of small steps with your other foot. While you're walking, keep your arms at your sides at all times. Watch your feet at all times and count your steps out loud. Once you start walking, do not stop until you've completed the test. I'm going to demonstrate for you. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, my left foot's on my line, my right foot's touching heel toe, my arms are down at my sides. It's going to look like this. One, two, three. A series of small steps like so. One, two, three. I >> only got to do three. >> You have to do nine like the instructions. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Do you understand the instructions in demonstration? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Once again, while you're walking, keep your arms at your sides at all times. Watch your feet at all times and count your steps out loud. Once you start walking, do not stop until you've completed the test. To start the test properly, I need you to go back to the instructional stance. Left foot on your line. Right foot touching heel toe in front of your left foot. Arms down at your sides. Do you understand? >> You may begin. One. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 [Music] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 It was nine, right? Not 10. >> Correct. All right. Uh for the next test, uh would you agree that this area is generally flat, debris free, well enough lit by my car? Okay. >> Um so what I'm going to ask you to do, just like the first test, I'm going to ask you to stand with the balls of your feet and your heels together and your arms at your sides. Just maintain this position throughout the remainder of the instructions. You understand? When I tell you to, you're going to raise either foot approximately 6 in off the ground, keeping your raised foot parallel to the ground. You must keep both legs straight and your arms at your sides. Hold that position while you count out loud in the following manner. 1,00 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. Keep your arms at your sides at all times and watch your raised foot. I'm going to demonstrate for you. Okay. So, just like you, right? Feet are together. I'm going to raise my left foot, but you can raise whichever foot you'd like. All right. 1,001 1,002 1,003 1,004 1,005 1,006 and so on until I tell you to stop. Do you understand the instructions? >> Yes. >> All right. Again, keep your arms at your sides at all times and watch your race foot. Sorry. It's uh >> Okay, Chainbow, will you ask for a boutique? All right. Are you ready? >> Yeah. >> All right. You may begin. 100123 1004056 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019. >> You didn't stop. >> You didn't stop. All right. >> She was invited to take a portable breath test at the end of the testing, but she declined. She was arrested for driving while intoxicated. Du. >> Okay. So, all I'm going to ask you to do is to provide a voluntary breath sample on this. Okay. >> I'm good. I'll ask for a lawyer now. >> Okay. So, at this point, you still don't get a lawyer. I'm just gonna let you know. Okay. Whether you ask for a lawyer or not, you're not gonna get a lawyer doesn't matter at all. >> No. >> Okay. Um I'm not asking. >> So why do they say then? >> We're not at that point in the process. Okay. >> Um so let me explain this real quick. Okay. >> Okay. >> Like I said, this is optional and voluntary. It's completely up to you. This is not the point in time where you ask for a lawyer. So what's going to happen right now is I've observed signs of impairment during your testing from the start all the way to now. Okay? So, what this is doing is I'm asking you to provide a voluntary breath sample to determine if that impairment is from alcohol or something else. >> Okay. So, that's what this is for. All right. So, that's where we're at right now. All right. The point in time where you ask for a lawyer is when you are in custody and I start interrogating you or asking questions, which I haven't done, right? >> Which I don't know what to do. >> I I understand that. And at this point, you're an adult and you have to make adult decisions. Okay. So, but the ball's in your court. I'm giving you this opportunity. And if you're if you're not impaired, then you then this is an opportunity for you to show me. Okay. >> And then what if I die? What happens then? >> Then I make my determinate. Well, I'm going to make my determination based on testing no matter what. But this is just your opportunity to see where you're at. Okay. >> I don't want to. >> You don't want to do that? That's fine. You're under arrest for DUI. Okay. Sorry. the back seat right behind her. Yep. Going to call it. I see you got pockets. Um, is there anything else though? >> There's nothing in there. >> Nothing in there. Um, so like I said, you're in custody for DUI. Okay. Um, your phone's in the car. Do you have house keys or anything like that? >> No. Can I call my mom or >> not yet, but I will let you call your mom in a little? >> Yes. Well, it's not monetary bond, but yeah, you'll be able to get get picked up tonight. Okay. All right. So, here here's what we can do. I can speed this along. We can do all the paperwork right here. You can hang out. >> Please, please, please. or we can go back to the PD so you don't have to be out in public. You tell me which >> I don't want to go in public. >> Okay, then let's I'll finish my paperwork, we'll head back to the PD. We'll knock that out real quick and then we'll once we get all my paperwork done, then I'm going to ask you uh if you want to make phone calls. Okay. Do you need anything besides your cell phone? No, that's it. Okay. All right. Let's walk over here. Okay. I didn't pass any of the tests. >> It's not past fail. It's whether you show impairment or not. And you definitely showed impairment. >> Okay. >> How long until I get to go home? >> Well, we just got to get through some paperwork. Okay. Here's what I'm going to do to speed it along. We'll just go over to the hospital and I'll ask for a blood draw and then we'll be done. Okay. >> Can I get home? >> Yeah. >> Can I go home? >> Yeah. >> Work with me and I'll work with you, okay? So, you can get picked up and call somebody. Okay. I got your cell phone. Let me print out your tickets so I can issue the one I got to issue to you and then we'll get out of here. Okay. This Karen could be charged with offenses such as driving under the influence DUI, driving with a suspended license due to a prior violation, and refusing to submit to a breath test. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. She in fact didn't learn her lesson. Driving drunk is your fault and the public shouldn't have to be in danger due to your bad decisions. This girl is in deep trouble. hope she gets the help she needs. The lesson from this situation is that reaffending after having a license revoked for DUI will lead to more serious legal consequences. What an unyielding Karen. Please subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. The next Karen will react much more violently, so keep an eye out. On February 18th, 2025, officer McCarthy responded to a report of an impaired woman at the Game On Tavern and found 21-year-old Shannon Hayes driving a Kia. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> How are you? >> I'm doing good. How are you >> doing? All right. My name's Officer McCarthy, Lakewood Police. Um, is this your Kia? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, we just just got a complaint. There was a female out here that got in a car and it was highly highly intoxicated. So >> after first denying consuming alcohol, Shannon later told officer McCarthy that they had spent the previous evening playing pool inside the game on Tavern. >> You guys drinking today? >> No, I was taking him back to his car over here, but my friends are over here. >> I copy. What was that description again that I saw in CAD? >> No, he's not. >> No, I was talking to my uh dispatch. >> I know. Um, >> officer, we just came out. We were playing pool. >> Yeah, >> that's me talking. >> I'm sorry. >> We were just in there playing pool. We just came out, so I don't know how you already got a complaint about somebody. >> Okay. Hey, man. I I can only go off based off what we're told. >> Sorry. I'm just calling. >> Okay. I'll be speaking to her right now. Um, I'm assuming you're her boyfriend, >> something like that. >> So, okay, sounds good. Um, like I said, I mean, we could >> we I was only pulling over here and then we back into this blue car right over here. >> Okay. But just that you you weren't drinking at all tonight. >> Okay. You guys were just playing pool in there. >> I'm an artist. I try to stay sober. I drink ginger alone. >> I feel like >> I was playing I was literally giving him ginger ale the whole [ __ ] night. >> I promise. Yeah. >> Okay. All righty. >> Shannon was told to exit the vehicle and do field sobriety exercises. >> Sir, you can stay in the car for a second. Let me let me talk to you out here. I just need to step out. Okay. Me? >> No. No. The female. Sorry. What's your name? What was your name? >> Gavin. No doubt. >> No. No. Ma'am, what's your name? >> Shannon Hayes. >> Shannon, you're the registered owner of the car. >> Yes. And I have the registration in my car right now. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on it? >> I do not. >> And And first off, most importantly, do you guys have any firearms or weapons in your car? >> No drugs, guns, nothing like that. Okay. All righty. Um, >> you said you weren't drinking at all? >> No. >> Okay. Would you mind doing a few tests for me? Make sure >> I just I have uh it's very cold. I just have um slides right now. >> Slides. Okay. Um All righty. Well, let me let me at least >> I can definitely do tests. I just It's very clear. Do >> you have another pair of shoes or anything like that in the car? >> No. >> Okay. Um >> I could do test though. >> Okay. Yeah. As long as we could go like where it's We'll start right here. All right. >> Yeah. And sir, do you have an idea now as well? Okay. Do you mind running for me? >> I got to do it. I got to be there. >> Um, >> you can do the >> Okay. Check your eyes. >> Okay. >> Yeah, she's fine. >> Okay. Well, a couple things here. Let's I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. Just put your >> I'm sorry. I get this. >> Just uh don't tilt or move your head. Just keep your eyes and tip my finger. Okay. Don't try not to tilt your head. Okay. I see you shaking out there. I'm shaking in here myself. >> That is cool. >> I know. Try not to move your head for me. Okay. Hey, officer. >> What? You want a swat? >> No. >> No. >> No. Keep your feet your >> feet You got her. Keep your arms to your side. Well, hang on. >> So, imagine a thin straight imaginary line in front of you. Okay. Using your um put your right foot in front of your left foot with your right heel touching your left toe. You understand? >> Yes. >> So, do so do that right now. There you go. You got to keep it there. >> Well, how much do you >> Well, put your right heel in front of your left toe. There you go. Stay in that position. >> Okay. >> Do you understand what I'm telling you? >> Yes. But I need to like I've done this so far. I need to like >> If you've done it, if you've done it before, then you would understand what >> you know how many like feet I need to do to >> So you're going to stay in that position that he got you in until he's done explaining it. >> Yes. So So get in this position that I'm showing you right now. Now stay in that position. Don't stop. >> Okay. So stay in that position. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel toe steps on a thin imaginary line in front of you. You're going to take a series of small steps, turn back on the line, and another 90 heel toe steps. You understand? No, I said nine. So, I'm going to demonstrate it. C, I don't want you to balance in the chair. Okay? I'm going to move this. [Music] So, when I tell you to, it's going to look like this. You You're You keep getting out of the starting position. >> Okay. You're going to take nine heels to steps and it look like this. One, two, three, so forth until you get to nine. Once you get to nine, you're using your rear foot, you're going to take a series of small steps around your front foot. So it'll look like this. Then you're going to take nine heel toe steps back in the line. One, two, three, until you get to nine heel toeeps. >> You guys could could just take me. I I'm just saying I I've been drinking. You guys could just take it. >> I'm just I'm just complete the test. >> I'm not going to be able to do it. >> So, I'm just saying >> you're not going to do it. You said or >> Well, no, I will be able to do it, but I just I'm >> Okay, hang on. Hang on. I didn't tell you to begin yet. >> Sorry. >> Okay. During the test, count yourselves out loud. Look at your feet while walking. Keep your arms to your side. And don't stop until I um until the test is over. Do you understand the instructions? Do you need me to go over it one more time? >> Yeah. 9 and then 95. >> Yes. And make sure you you got to start it while you're in the starting position. Okay. >> I'm just saying you guys are just taking me now. >> So >> So, so again. Okay. Maybe again. Count your steps out loud. 4 5 6 7 8 9 See 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay. All righty. Last test. All right. >> Put your feet together, arms to your side. Okay. I get this working. [Music] Okay. So, put your feet together, arms to your side. Don't start until I tell you to begin. I'm going to demonstrate and tell you what to do. Okay? You're going to lift either foot um approximately 6 in off the ground. You're going to keep both your legs straight. Okay? And you're going to keep your eyes on whatever foot you're raising. Okay? It's going to look like this. So when I tell you to begin, you're going to raise your foot approximately approximately 6 in off the ground. Keep also keep it parallel to the ground. Okay? And count out loud. 1 1,00 2 1,00 3 until I tell you to stop. Okay? Remember, keep both your legs straight and keep your eyes on the tip of your toe. Okay? Do you understand what I told you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You may begin. 4 1,000 2 1,000 3 100,000 4,000 5 1,000 6,000 7 1,000 8 1,000 >> Keo 9 1,000 10,000 11,000 >> Okay, >> all right, you can stop. I don't want you to fall. Shannon was arrested for physical control of a motor vehicle due to the smell of alcohol, her admission of drinking, her poor sobriety test results, and her possession of the car. >> Mhm. [Music] >> You said you were arrested before. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Except for you. >> Uh, I'll put her in my car. Um, you ran other Thank you guys. >> Can I get my purse? I have my phone in my car. >> Yes, you'll be able to get everything you need. All right. >> Oh, sorry. >> Okay. So, obviously you've Oh, what did you say? >> Um, my car's over there. Can I just steal my car? >> Yes. Well, first off, I'm going to put you in the back of my car. Okay, we'll be >> Yeah. Yeah. We're going to be able to grab you everything you need. Okay. >> Has your boyfriend been drinking? >> That's not my boyfriend. >> Or I'm sorry, whoever he is. You >> I just >> Has he been drinking? >> I don't That's why I'm trying to get out of her right now. >> I don't know. I don't know. I just got here like an hour ago. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I don't want you to freeze out here. Okay. So, >> what we're going to do is so >> Hey. All right. Hop in there for me. Okay. I got the heat blasting. All right. >> Oh god. I'm sorry. >> Oh, you need help? >> Yes. >> You want me to Hang on. Hang on. Lean. Lean forward. Lean forward. Lean forward. This going to help. >> Is that better now? Is that better? >> I need my phone. >> Hey. Hey. Where's your phone? >> Am I >> Hey, keep looking at me. >> I just feel so stupid. I >> What's your first name? >> My name is Shannon. But like >> Shana. Shannon, listen to me. >> No, cuz I feel stupid. >> I'm I'm going to put the seat belt on you. Okay. >> Yeah, you're fine. >> Obviously. Obviously, >> I'm trying to clear this up. I'm only 21. I'm trying to >> I know this. >> I have a car keys in tomorrow. >> Okay. >> Okay. We We got to hurry this up. So, >> I know your phone. >> You want your phone in your purse? Do you want anything else from in there? >> My phone should be in my purse. I just need to call somebody, please. >> Okay. Well, you'll be able to call someone. Okay. So, sit tight. This Karen might face charges of physical control of a motor vehicle while intoxicated since, although not being the driver, she was in the driver's seat, had an alcoholic odor, confessed to drinking, and did not pass the sobriety test. Isn't this a crazy scenario? Indeed, after the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. I don't care how drunk she is. How is she supposed to drive with those brooms over her eyes? The fake sobbing and sniffling is so annoying. Driving while drunk is one thing, but doing so with those absurd lashes that worsen your vision even more than the alcohol alone. This is absurd. The takeaway from this case is that even in the absence of actual driving, one can still be prosecuted for just sitting in the driver's seat while inebriated. 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. >> No. Where's the warrant? Where is the warrant? >> On December 12th, 2024, police from Moses Lake, Washington arrived after receiving a tip of possible drug activity at a residence. >> Yes. >> Hey. Hey, Nicole. How are you doing? Okay. So, my name is Officer Car with the Mills Lake Police Department. We do have a warrant for your arrest. Okay. >> What? >> Yep. And we have search warrant for the house. to stop moving. >> No. Let me see the warrant. Let me see the warrant. >> No. Where's the warrant? Where is the warrant? >> No one's here. >> Nope. You're under arrest. >> No. Stop. >> Yeah. >> I'm under arrest for what? >> These are my kids. >> You're under arrest. Okay. >> Stoping. >> You're going to And you're going to make a fool out of yourself in front of your kids. No. Stop. >> Excuse me? >> Yes, you are. >> I don't even have You guys don't even have a long way. Officers brought the woman to the police car after she vehemently objected to being taken into custody. [Applause] >> I will read a copy of the warrant to you. Okay. >> I want to see it. >> No, I'm going to show it to you. >> Good. And I'm not being sassy, okay? But I will show it to you. I'm not going to I'm not going to arrest you and not show it to you. Okay. >> I can walk on my own. swing your arm. >> Do you have anything on you that might broke down or hurt us? >> No. >> Okay. Like needles, guns, eyes, anything. Okay. Why did it take you so long to get to the door? >> I was curling my hair. >> Curling your hair. Okay. All right. Do you have any pockets? Doesn't look like it. >> Okay. Somebody do a search. Okay. So, back of my hand. Can you widen your stance? I appreciate. All right. So, back of my hand. Okay. doesn't have any pockets or anything. >> All right, I'm going to grab that warrant. Okay, >> sit back. Can we put the seat belt over? >> The street crimes unit of the Moses Lake Police Department found a stockpile of guns, drugs, and distribution materials after carrying out a search warrant. >> Yeah, I got you. Yeah, this looks short on you. Okay. Police Department. Good. >> What do you got? >> Yeah, it looks like a bathroom to the right. Hallway continues to the left. Bedroom straight across. >> Moving right now. Did you guys move it? >> It's probably one of the follows. >> Yeah, >> it just moved right now. Yeah, it's probably just auto fall, doesn't it? >> And so then uh >> I'll let them decide who who they leave here. But uh do we have did we get a hold of people? >> No. >> All right, I'll figure that out. >> Okay. >> Bye, guys. High five. High five. All right. We'll see you later. Okay. >> Bye. Bye. >> Huh? >> Oh, mommy just has to go talk to us. >> I know. >> After that, she was brought to the police and put in a holding cell. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Verify your name for me. Nicole. >> Nicole. What? >> Marie. >> Nicole. Marie. What? >> Okay. Go. >> Okay. Go ahead. Step back. Nicole. You want me to go right this way? Go ahead and look at the wall for me. Okay. This way. To the left or to the right? Right here. Go ahead and kick your shoes off on me. Right here. Is it you going to be okay? Okay. You don't have a belt or anything on? No necklaces. Just the earrings. >> My earrings. >> No blanket. >> Yeah. >> We're going to bring you a blanket. Okay. Police told her during interrogation that her 5-year-old child had also tested positive for methamphetamine, but she rejected the charge on many occasions. >> Do you know why you're being talked to by myself and detective um? >> No, I didn't heard you say that you were just arrested. >> Okay. Uh so we did get the house and the search warrant was for endangerment mode with the controlled substance. Um this stemmed from a CPS intake that we got um regarding the kids testing positive for methamphetamine. >> It was one. >> It was one. Okay. One of your kids. Um what can you tell me about that? >> I don't know what's going on with that. I'm trying to do my own >> Okay. >> situation cuz I know that his baby mama works at the hospital. >> Okay. It's my understanding though that you found out about it and then brought it up. So, you had taken the kid to a doctor's appointment. >> No. >> Okay. >> I went in there. I went in the ER because my son said that his father was abusing him. >> Okay. >> That's why I went in there. >> They already knew about the method before I even got there. >> About the what? >> The methamphetamine. >> Okay. >> Why would they do a drug test on him? >> Okay. >> They wouldn't answer the question. >> They wouldn't answer. They wouldn't tell you. >> Nope. >> Okay. I told him, I've had plenty of drug tests. I go, I know that methamphetamine don't just come by itself. So why there's several other things on there if he did take methamine? >> Okay. And this what when did this happen? >> It was December. No, I had the intake a second. Oh, wait. Oh, god damn. November 15th. >> November 15th. Okay. What did um So, what has come from that? From Cuz obviously you you just said you were at the the the doctor's office to talk about the abuse from his father. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, what's happened since then? >> Oh, they didn't investigate him. >> They didn't investigate him. >> Okay. Who is who is that? >> His father is Theodore. >> His father is Theodore. Um, and so my understanding is it sounded like you, so based on your earlier conversation, you said that the kids now long longer ago. So is those the same kids we're talking about that they don't go over to Theodors anymore? >> Only one of the boys came out positive. >> Only one of the boys? >> Yeah. >> Which one was that? >> Augustine. He's the >> Yeah. He's the 8-year-old. >> 8-year-old. >> Did you ever um take the other kids to get drug tests? Because I was going to >> and I would have been doing it no problem. Mhm. >> But when they told me they ambushed me with a meeting, >> CPS did. I didn't even know that we were I'm thinking, "Oh, we're getting, you know, some kind of justice for my son." >> Mhm. >> Because he's scared about his father's. But no, you guys aren't didn't even care about that. You just right away telling me I'm a bad mom because of a UA. Okay. Who are you to judge me? First of all, my kid walks to school. Mhm. Second, my kid does go outside and play with his step kids. I mean, his stepb brother and sister. I mean, there's So, you're just saying it just happened at my place. He just came from his father's, too. So, I mean, that's just all on me. >> Mhm. And then I just Have you ever been bum bum rushed like that? >> I've been bumrushed, but I can't say I've been bumrushed like like you're explaining. So yeah, >> that sounds like a pretty I say dramatic turn of events probably for you, especially with how they they came at you. >> Yeah. So I was pretty upset >> and I told him, you know, with everything that's going on with his baby mama >> and her saying, "Oh, I'll do anything to make sure you get the hell out of my kids' home." What? I don't know. My kids are friendly. They're autistic. they will talk to, especially if they see their steps sister with her. >> How do I know she didn't go ahead and do this? I mean, yeah, I am a drug user. >> I keep my stuff away. I don't usually do it around my kids. >> Mhm. >> I'm big about it. Okay. So, that's how I know that my kids there's no way in hell they could have got it for me. >> Okay. >> What uh mind me asking what drug you use? >> Methamphetamine. >> Methampetamine. Do you ever use any other drugs? >> Okay. So, you said you you keep stuff away from the kids. Um, >> I usually keep it in the safe. >> You usually keep it in the safe. What's What's Where's the safe? >> It's using the back room. >> The back room. Okay. So, if you guys are going to use you use it away. >> Oh, just you. Okay. So, if you are going to use it, um, what's your process like? What would you do to keep it away from the kids? Like if you're going to use >> I usually leave. >> You usually leave. Okay. Do you have anywhere you go in particular? >> No, just as long as it's not there and it's not in the car. >> So, okay. So, basically out of the house, out of the car. >> Do you ever go in the back room to smoke? >> Um, if the kids are not there, yeah, >> the kids aren't there. Okay. Uhhuh. >> This Karen was accused of putting a young kid in danger unlawfully, possessing firearms, and possessing controlled substances with the intent to distribute them. Additionally, it was illegal for her to have the guns taken from the scene. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. Wow, poor kids deserve better. She's acting like it's no big deal that her one kid had meth in their system. She isn't going to make a fool out of herself. She is a fool. This case demonstrates how exposing kids to drugs and guns may have major legal repercussions. 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. >> Go to jail right now. You brought me here. >> Don't resist. Don't resist. Don't resist. >> On May 3rd, 2024, police received a report about a woman trespassing. And according to the store manager, she had also assaulted him. Did >> you guys call us? >> So, she's she's trespassing. >> Where is she? >> She's in the office. >> She's already trespassing. >> She's already trespassing. She in place. She She hit you today. >> Yeah, just now. >> Just now? >> Just now? >> Where? Where did this come from? >> In here? >> In my office? >> In the office? >> Is there a camera in the office? >> No. >> I know you got cameras in here. >> Yeah, no camera in the office. >> Okay. Do you want to press charges for batteries? >> I just I just want to take out. >> Okay. Anybody witness this? >> Why is she in your office? She She's You'll see. She's >> Okay. I'm not familiar with >> She kind of stuffed it down like between the monitors, but this that's hers. I opened it up. I ain't going to lie, but there's I wouldn't put your hands in there. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> I see what we're talking about. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'll take that. I'll dispose of it properly. >> Okay. >> Um, quick question for you. >> Yeah. You drove her here? >> I drove her here. She wrecked her car. >> Before you go that, don't go too deep. Yeah. All >> right. One question at a time. So, you drove her here? >> I drove her here. >> She was trespassed from here almost a year ago. >> Yeah. >> And she was working here for most of that year. Is that correct? >> When When? >> Before she was trespassed. >> No, after. >> No, she didn't. She She didn't come here until then. So, she hasn't been here in almost a year. >> She She moved to Indiana. >> Uhhuh. >> Or >> When did she get back? Um, >> give or take, >> man. Really? Uh, 3 weeks ago. >> Okay. >> And then she started texting me, started coming around again, and that's when >> All right. Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, I >> And listen, I'm not I'm not one to call. >> So, but here but here's the thing. You we were called because of trespassing in progress. >> Yeah. And she hit me in the face. >> But you brought her here. Do you understand how that's not trespassing? She didn't come here of her own [ __ ] You brought her here. Do you understand that? >> Okay. She loaded up my car. She said, "Hey, take me somewhere." I brought her here. She was supposed to >> You brought her to the property. doesn't have to be in the building. >> No, no, no. Oh, no, no, no, no, no. I took her to the park. She walked down here. >> Okay. >> But I brought her here. >> I'm just trying to I'm just trying to educate you. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, listen. I let her in the door. She She She had her purses. She had all this stuff. I dropped her off at the park. Apparently, her stepson lives down the road with whoever. I brought her to the park. I said, "Do what you got to do. Do what you got to do." She comes in this building, comes in my office, locks the door, goes in the bathroom, starts making a mess, comes in this office, locks my door. >> You didn't let her in the building. >> No. >> Okay. >> She brought herself in the building. >> Okay. >> All right. She claims otherwise that you know that you drove that you brought her here. That that's how you that's how she got here. >> After hearing the manager's account officers approached the woman. >> Hello, Heather. >> Hey. >> How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Doing all right. May I ask what you're doing here? Michael. I rode here with He brought Michael brought me here. >> Okay. Who's I don't know who Michael is. >> The owner to this restaurant. >> Okay. >> I've worked here for the last two years. >> Okay. >> What brings you here today? What's going on today? >> He I was at his house last night. Stayed there. My all my stuff was with me. My stuff's still at his house right now. >> And then he took he brought me here this morning. So I don't understand. Dad, I don't I guess the cops are here. Michael apparently. Did you hear me, Dad? >> Yeah, I guess Michael apparently I guess the cops here. >> They then ordered her to step outside and immediately proceeded to arrest her. >> Can I have you step out? Do >> you have the idea? >> Um, hey, when are you getting off, buddy? No, I I don't know. I don't know what's fix to happen because you remember him and Rosa put that [ __ ] trespassing on me long time ago. He's called though and tried to have and had that drop. So, >> can you step outside with me? >> Yeah. Okay. Yeah. All my stuff is at his house >> outside. >> Are you seriously like to go to jail right now? You brought me here. >> Don't resist. Don't resist. I'm over. >> Daddy. Oh my god. Michael, you're having me. You're put in jail. You brought me here. >> You like listen. >> Listen. You're being detained. You're not under arrest. >> Here's her phone. >> Once she was restrained, officers escorted her to the patrol car. >> Come with me, please. We're going to figure it out. But we're going to figure it out out here. >> Like this is it. >> We're going to go this way. >> Like I've worked here for the past 2 years. >> You You did say that. >> I've worked here. He breaks here. He's my He's my boyfriend. You know, we're >> I don't I don't know that. >> It's It's not written on your forehead. So I don't know what your relationship. >> Do you have any uh anything sharp on you? No pockets? >> No. >> Okay. I think you know this [ __ ] drinks and says hi in this all day. >> Listen, I don't know that. I'm trying to figure it out. >> He does. >> Have a seat. >> And he's mad because I got mad that he went to the liquor store and lied. >> That's what this is all about. I have carpal tunnel really bad. I It hurts to >> Well, they're not I know they're not made for comfort. I know. >> No, I have I just my carpal tunnel. It sucks. >> Yeah, I wrecked my car last night and he came and got me. Well, he was behind me. I wrecked and then he came and got me. Salty brought me here this morning. Told me I could stay at the deli. >> All right. So, >> we're going to figure that out. >> Okay. I need hair out of my face. >> I like I said, Listen, I'll help you out. I'll help you out. >> Thank you. >> All right. Just sit tight for a minute. >> Before heading to the station, they questioned her once more. >> I like I'm not in love. What's going on? I just don't know how to like cut it completely off, you know? Like >> so many things you just got to do. Hey, you stopped for how long? Well, for 5 and 1/2 years. >> So, you know, until I move back here with him. >> So, one day you just said I had enough, right? >> No, I got um I went to an 18:00 program. >> Well, we don't have that for domestic issues. >> No, I do have a um an option to go into treatment. I do. >> We have an option for domestic violence. >> I called that number so many times and nobody calls me back. >> Hey, sorry, can I read it real quick? >> Yeah, go ahead. Heather, listen. Listen to me real quick. What is in the bag? >> There shouldn't be I mean there's loose ibuprofen in there. I know that there might be gabapin. Um there there's a so it's like a something. It's an anti-depressent but you use it for like neuropathy. >> They're blue and white capsules. There might be them inside there. >> Yeah. So not the pills. What's the the white substance? >> The white substance. >> Listen, I have not like hands down had any kind of like white substance drugs at all. >> Okay. So, what is it? >> What do you mean? >> It's in like a Swiss sweet package. And then there's some there's some also in your black and gold wallet. >> In my black and gold wallet, there might be I think there might be I see the last thing I had inside. There was Coke. It was 5 days ago. Um, nothing else besides that that's in my [ __ ] you. >> Is that what's also in the Swisser package? >> I The Swiss package is not mine. >> Well, it was all with you, >> dude. Michael just got that [ __ ] [ __ ] Those bags were all yours, correct? >> Yes, mine are mine. >> Damn it, man. Why did I come with him? >> So, it's just Coke. >> I don't know what it is because it's not mine, but whatever. I don't know. >> What about in the wallet? >> He gets Molly from his brother gets Coke and he gets ice from his brother. So, I don't [ __ ] know what it is. >> Okay. >> In the wallet would be cocaine. >> Okay. >> Is there Is there anything else in there that's going to stick poke hurt? >> No. >> Okay. >> Um there's a green card. Um it has like a sticker on it. I don't know if it was sitting on his desk or not. Okay. Is that yours? >> Yes. So, is there any way like I I need it to go to my dad. >> Okay. We'll see if we can find it. >> It's If it's not and it's in one of my wallets. >> Does it have your name on it? >> No. Yeah, it does. >> Okay. >> Yeah. And it has It's a brand new card. >> If it has your name on it, we'll find it and we'll get it checked out. >> Okay. I'll be I'll be right back. >> Where was that green card? Was it in your wallet? >> Can you guys write that social please? If you get that social, please. I have not touched a social pocket. I have not had Where was the green card? I want to track that down for you. >> So, it would be I mean it's going to be either in one of my purses or it's sitting on his desk. >> Okay. What is it? >> It's a >> like a cash out card or something? >> No, no, no, no. It's my son's. It's my son social security card. Okay. >> And my he my dad he's with my dad. Um but so is there anybody here? >> Uh I don't know. I just want to get that car tracked down so we don't leave any of your property here. >> Clean it here. I'll just leave it. >> All right. >> He's going to pack it up for us. >> Okay. So, you heard that? He's not. He's not going to. >> Well, this is the deal. I'm not taking nothing out of his car, so I can't help you there. >> No, you don't have to take anything out of his car. It's not in his car. >> Everything he said you own is in his car. >> No, it's >> all this stuff's here going with us. Any Whatever's in his car is yours. >> Nothing's in his car. It's all at his house. >> All right. Well, he said he'll pack it up. That's That's not a problem. We can't do nothing. >> I have a question, please. >> Go ahead. >> Can we please that switcher pocket? >> Wait, who the what fingerprint? >> Oh, yeah. It gets fingerprinted. >> Okay, please. I thank you. And then it it Can I call my dad? >> Still in your purse. >> I But I I didn't put it in there. >> Okay. >> That's the only reason why I want fingerprints. >> All right. >> Wait. >> We'll work on phone calls later. Yep. >> This Karen could be charged with trespassing and assaulting the store manager. If she resisted arrest, she could also face an additional charge of resisting law enforcement. Everyone has their opinion, and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. Lesson of the day for the youth. Stay away from drugs and drug addicts. So rude. The police are there trying to ask her questions and she's talking on the phone, head down, ignoring them. Active addiction is brutal. She's lying to save her breath. The lesson from this situation is that trespassing and assaulting others not only cause trouble, but can also lead to multiple criminal charges, making the consequences far more serious. What do you think about these situations? Comment below to share your thoughts and like this video if you want to continue calling out such cases. To stay updated, don't hesitate to subscribe to Law Frame for more content.