From calling the police yourself, but refusing to accept reality when being arrested. >> Iinging called you guys to protect myself. >> To refusing to leave the hospital despite being asked for a long time. >> Let me just ask you one question. How long has it been since they told me that? 15 minutes. Damn it. >> It don't take that long to leave the lead. >> These women are acting as if they can do whatever they want without facing any consequences. But once the police step in, they're forced to humble themselves. At Law Frame, we reveal what happens when ego meets the badge. Let's find out in when entitled Kairens get humbled by nononsense cops. Starting with the first incident. >> I have a witness to everything that's going on. >> On April 9th, 2025, police in Ohio responded to complaints of a rapidly intensifying domestic conflict. I took the call and told him that you guys didn't have to come. He He left and the situation kind of resolved itself, which is fine. I have to work from home. >> So, he came back and then you left again. >> Yeah. So, it's fine. We're good. Um I I have to work from home on the phone. So, I tried to call the police station and tell her that everything was okay. You can't cancel. >> That's what she said. And that's I understand. I just don't mean to waste your time. Um, I just kind of wanted something to be on file. I mean, you I know you can see that there's been issues before. >> I haven't even looked yet. >> But everything's okay. He didn't put his hands on me or anything. We're good there. Okay. >> I don't want to press charges there. Oh, >> I guess he is in there in the room. >> Yeah. One second. But >> yeah, you can come out, Kurt. >> Uh, just stay in there for now. >> I guess he did come back and go in there. I didn't even I thought he left. I've been on the phone with my mother. >> So, >> um Kurt, I didn't say you did anything. You're you're digging your own hole. I didn't even know you were in there. So, >> what's your name, dude? >> Jordan. >> Can I talk to her and get her side of the story first? >> You send an officer over here. >> Yeah. One second. There's just one of us right now. >> He's been drinking all night. That's enough. >> So, basically, he came home from drinking all night. You guys got an argument. >> You What were you guys arguing over? >> We were I got off work last night. We went and played pool and it was literally stupid. Like I made a comment. I said he was trying to show me how to play tell me how to play pool. I said, "Show me. Don't tell me." And apparently that set him off. I don't know. Started arguing. So we came home. I went, we have two bedrooms. I went into the spare bedroom. He went into the other bedroom and we separated. And then he came in there at like 7:00. Let's go get breakfast. They said, "I'm not going anywhere with you. Like I have to work in 2 hours." Like no. And he just started an argument again. and things have gotten physical before in the past and I just wanted to be safe and protect myself and you know even him I don't I'm not that's why I'm not saying he did anything he didn't do anything >> just argument >> yeah it's just an argument >> that's his mental >> so what are your plans for the rest of the day then since >> well I have to work from home like my computer is in there and everything I work from home during the day and I work at wise guys at night so I I I'm not saying he has to leave. He needs to leave me alone at least. I mean, >> yeah. >> I'm not trying to force him out. >> You both live here, right? >> Yeah, we're both on the leaves. Yeah. >> Obviously, we can't kick either one. >> Yeah. And that's I'm not trying to do that. I'm just I just >> But if it's already heated already at >> he's apparently I think he's going to bed. I don't know. But >> like I said, I didn't even know. I thought he left. I didn't I've been on the phone with my mother. >> You guys have any kids in common yet? >> No. >> No. >> No. How long have you guys been waiting? >> Four years. But I mean, this is getting ridiculous. I'm I'm going to end up finding my own place. So, >> yeah. >> What's his name? Curtis. >> Curtis. Yeah. >> All right. Why don't you stay out here? >> After learning the incident involved intoxication and an argument. The police spoke with the husband who said his wife was the aggressor and provided evidence. >> I'll just come inside. >> I'd rather not. >> No. Can we talk through the window? >> The thing is anytime I try to talk to her, communicate with her, she raises her voice, she yells over me, she screams and she makes [ __ ] Okay, I have everything recorded. You guys need to see everything. I can send everything wherever I need to >> an argument. I don't >> It's not an argument. She came after me with a razor blade. >> She came after me with a razor blade. Stop. He's okay. He's okay. He's friendly. Shut me if you were to ever do anything. It's It's not It's not an argument. She started slamming things around. She started throwing things around. She >> That's what I'm saying. I I can't do it. I can't talk till she's present. So, >> she spear I was just got off the toilet taking a [ __ ] She speared me. Literally speared me. I swear. I know it sounds ridiculous, but she speared me into the bathtub. And I've got marks. I don't know if I've got marks still on my back. Not that it matters, but I've got marks on my back. That that thing >> right above the faucet or whatever. >> That hurt bad. That killed, >> you know? I mean, the thing is, and this is what I keep telling everybody, okay? And and I'm getting frustrated because I get it. Nobody's gives a what I say. Nobody cares what I say right now. Okay. From the last time they came out, when I called them in, >> can I meet you inside? You can show me the video. >> No, I'm sorry. But I I'll send them to you wherever you need to. You need to send them to you guys. If you come into the house, I'm sorry. >> Okay. Mind you, she's trashed this house. Nobody can come in house. She has absolutely trashed this place. Okay. Now, when I tell when I called somebody out last time, I showed them the videos. They didn't give two what I said. That lady came here with the biggest attitude I've ever seen in my life. Yeah. >> Okay. She is on fentanyl bad. Okay. I have tried to get her help. She is bad on it. Okay. And she is losing touch of reality. >> Nobody wants to hear it. Okay. So, >> did she cut you at all with the razor or anything? >> Uh, well, no, but she did cut herself and she wiped her blood all over me. So, and I'm, you know, that's why I'm trying to get away from her because I'm pretty sure she's shooting up again and I don't want the help. >> All right. Will you show the video so I can >> Well, do you do you guys they live together? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Been together, >> guys. Know I know it looks a little one-sided. >> You want her arrested? >> What in this? What's that? >> Do you want her arrested? >> Uh, you know what? I would love her arrested actually because you know, last time I called, I reported this and they said, "Well, the first time we had an issue, I was charged with stuff. I was found not guilty." Okay. Where's the mark on you? >> The mark on me? >> Well, I've got a mark on my back. >> Can we look come in and look at it? >> You can't come in, but you can look at it. >> So, I don't We're going to have to take a picture. >> Yeah, we're going to have to take pictures. >> Well, you can you can do it through the screen. Nobody's coming in here. >> I'm sorry. >> Can you could just come into like the living room so we can look at it? >> Look at it through the screen. Just so >> I'm sorry. I I >> Can you Can you step out so we can look at it? >> No, because I feel like you guys are going to arrest me. >> No, we're not. We have to get photos from >> Listen, I'm asking if you want to arrest it because we're probably going to have to arrest her. >> Good, >> but we we need to look at the mark. >> Okay. Well, do I have a mark? I don't know. >> Yeah, you do. >> I do have a mark. >> Can you Can you just step out so we can >> Yeah, I can do that. But you know what, guys? I I'm just saying she has people on her side. I have video. Okay. I I I don't want to get arrested for this. I I'll come. I'll come. See, I know. I can tell you're getting short. I get it. >> Okay. >> We're not getting short. It's cold out here. >> All right. I know. But she Listen, man. If I if I didn't if I didn't think we have enough to arrest her, I wouldn't have asked you. That's what I'm asking. >> It's getting frustrated, man, because I'm getting the [ __ ] in this thing non-stop. Okay. Non-stop for her friends, her family, everybody. Okay. I'm the only one on her side who's been trying to get her to get help and she takes it out on me. Now she's on the phone with her mom and I'll come. >> Okay. Bring your phone so I can see that video. >> You guys need to see the mark. >> The one on your lower back. >> Yeah. in that area. >> Okay. >> He's trying to say I did something. >> She did do something, guys. >> She's over there cutting herself and grabbing herself and you know I mean I don't know if you saw the marks on it. She's cutting herself with a razor blade and then she wiped her blood all over that. And look, I don't know if you can tell, but my arm you see got you guys see that swell that that knot in there. >> So that is from >> What's the one on your back from? >> That she speared me off. I was getting off the toilet. She speared me through through >> attack. I didn't attack anybody. Don't talk to each other. Okay. >> She speared me through the shower curtain and I hit that. That is from that whatever that thing is that sits like below where where the water comes out or whatever. Nailed my back right on that. So, and that I didn't even know until it just started hurting actually. So, that's swollen up. >> I do I've got a bunch of videos. Uh my phone's from >> today. The one from today. >> A bunch of videos from today. Yes. But my phone is on 2%. So, do you guys have a number that I can upload them and send them to or do you guys have to see them now or >> I mean it's just I mean most of them are just screaming and stuff. So, >> show us the one from today. >> Yeah. You said she was coming at you with a razor >> about 30 for today. So, >> would you be willing about uh st the saving form the red one? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Absolutely. >> All right. Cool. Yep. >> All right. Give me one second. We'll be right And and I'm sorry that phone that thing is so old and I like I said I just broke mine so it take a minute to charge but I can send video >> based on the information given by the husband the police decided to arrest the woman. >> Give me your give me your cuffs over here. >> All right. Put your phone down for me. >> Put your cigarette out. >> I will. I have a witness to everything that's going on. >> All right, put your hands on top of your head for me. >> Oh my god. >> Yep. >> I have you on speaker phone. I told him that you've been on the phone with me the entire time that you have the one that was throwing things around the house, threatening her. No weapons or anything on you? >> No. Good. I have nothing on me. >> I'll We'll grab your stuff. >> Well, I'm just worried about my phone and my mother and my witness that I have. >> Your phone's going to go with you. >> Okay. Well, I mean, >> I didn't search you. >> Does it not matter that I have a witness to all this? >> Were they here? >> She's been on the phone with me since this started. >> I didn't touch him. >> You said it's your mom. >> It's my mother. Yes. >> That's not That's not an independent witness. So, it doesn't go Do you have any? I don't have any. >> Um, it doesn't matter that you were witnessed to all this. >> Yeah, of course. >> You ever been arrested before? >> Yeah, a long time ago. >> For a while. >> I had a drug problem in the past. >> Nothing. No domestic stuff? >> Never. >> That's her. >> Mhm. As she was being escorted to the patrol car, she continuously cried, claiming that everything was unfair. But the evidence was indisputably clear. >> It's crazy. I called you guys. Iing called you guys to protect myself. [Music] Can't believe this is happening right now. >> She said there might be she said she uses uh might be careful. >> She's got one from 2013 for drug instruments too. >> He said she uses I'll do you want me to do >> please. Thank you. We get in the back in my box on the top. There should be little baggies in there. >> Hey, can I ask you a favor? >> What's up? >> My keys are in my vehicle. Are you able to get him out of there so he doesn't steal my vehicle again? >> Yeah, I'm I'll give your keys back. >> I just don't want him driving my vehicle. He doesn't have permission to do so. >> I'm sure you probably don't know, but with it being this early, while I see a judge today, >> it's possible. >> Okay, >> thank you. >> Yep. >> I'm not trying to be rude to you. I'm sorry. I just I called you guys to protect myself and >> you're fine. >> It's just not It's not fair. This Karen was officially apprehended and placed under detention by the police. Her actions might have legal repercussions after she was accused of domestic abuse. Everyone has their opinion, and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. She was lying and saying he wasn't home so the cops couldn't get his side of the story. He needs to stay away from this disgusting woman. The first time someone abuses you should also be the last time. Lock her up. Methany is dangerous. The lesson from this situation is that you should never let anger or intoxication lead to violent behavior or domestic arguments. Subscribe to Law Frame for more articles if you like this. We will immediately move on to the next situation. >> We're not going to spend all day with this right here. >> On May 8th, 2025, the police were called about a woman who refused to leave the hospital. >> St. Anthony won't deal. >> Okay, Miss M listen, Miss Davis. Okay, I'm explain something to you. >> All right, I'm being honest with you. Okay, you've been discharged from the hospital. Okay, >> I have no problem with that. >> Well, the problem is you have to leave the property, >> honey. How long Okay, let me just ask you one question. How long has it been since they told me that? 15 minutes. Damn it. >> It don't It don't take that long to leave. >> Although the officers had requested her to go, she kept making excuses to delay. Waiting for my shoes. Do I have >> You don't have any shoes for you. >> I had shoes when I came in. >> No, ma'am. You did not. I promise you didn't. >> How do you know? Are you a shoe salesman? >> No, cuz we have cameras here. >> Oh, well, let's pull the tape and let me watch. >> Uh, ma'am, it doesn't work that way. >> Okay, let's see. Let me just check in here. >> Go ahead. >> Are you positive I didn't have shoes? >> If you did, you'd be wearing them, right? >> I don't not know. I think you're wearing them. I think you're a crossdresser. >> You never know. Let's see. Okay, Miss Davis, at this point, there are these shoes. They were inside of >> inside. I see you lied to me. >> No, no, no, no. Here's the thing. I grabbed all of the items. I do not go inside of your personal. So, if they were outside, then I would see them. If you want me to have them, I will take them. >> Put them in your bag for evidence. >> Okay. That's absolutely. I'm glad you do have shoes and you don't have to. Will you check and see if there's any more? >> Personal belongings. >> You have one shoe. >> Can you put your >> Let's find your other shoe. >> Look like you found that one. >> I'm glad she has I didn't put I didn't pack her bag. >> No, listen. I got to go on shift at daughter hospital on the CNA and I wipe asses. Not kiss them, mister. Just so you know. And I'm a botamus. You just told me you was a flight attendant. You retired. You offered all kind of good things to me and then you acting like this. >> Annie, I did not say that to you. >> Yes, you did. I talked to you earlier. >> I think you hit your head. >> Oh, god. I probably did. >> I think so. No, I was a flight attendant. Not anymore. >> Right. I know. 30 years. >> Delta Airlines. I got my uniform. I'll send it to you and you can wear it on Halloween. >> The police even issued a final warning. And although she stood up, she still refused to leave. >> But right now, it's time for you to leave. >> Okay. You got your shoes on? >> I know. Where do I go? >> You go to St. Bal. >> Where is that? And what is it? A shelter? >> Yes. >> No, I'll take I'll go to the Don Cesar. I have a Let's go. >> I do. Let's go. >> Don Cesar. Make my reservation. 367 1881. John Cesar. I do have and uh Nicholas Sparks is there. >> I'll talk to you later. [Music] >> What? >> No, it's not. >> You have no sense of direction. What's wrong with you? I know you don't. >> Let her go down. Let her go down Fifth Avenue. Let's go that. Let's go that way. >> You want to escort me along the road? [Music] >> Come on, sir. I need you as a witness. >> No way. Way out here by the ambulance bay right here. I see you pull it out. >> You see that police cruiser right there? >> Yeah. >> You got two options. He's going to take you to Penllis County Jail if you don't leave the property. >> Is that normal? >> Yes, it is. >> That's a normal thing when you get >> when you get discharged. Yes. >> Oh, it is. Yes, it is. >> So, if I walk down here >> Well, listen to me. What I'm trying to give you an an option, right? >> Yeah. >> If you leave, >> can I get donuts for you guys? >> No, no, no, no. Just listen up. Listen up. >> Are you on? >> Listen up. >> If you leave the property, >> Yeah. >> you won't get arrested. >> Well, how >> if you don't leave the property, you will be arrested. >> I have all the paperwork >> saying you've been discharged and you cleared to go to jail. What time was that? >> Which one you want to do? >> I want to know what time you >> Which one are you going to do? >> I want to know what time you discharge me >> because you're making a big deal out of this. >> Ma'am, just walk away. >> Walk away. Yeah. Okay. I was discharged. >> Walk up on me. >> 10 minutes. >> Listen. >> 10 minutes ago. >> It's time for you to leave. >> Which way should I back up? This way, this way, or this way? >> At that point, the officers decided to arrest her. >> We're not going to all be with this right here. with you. >> Okay. Rest me. Channel 9 News. I love being arrested. You know why? You know why I love being arrested? >> Because Jesus Christ sent me where I need to go. >> She just got discharged. I got her medically cleared for jail. They got the paperwork. >> I got discharged 5 minutes ago and they're arresting me now. >> Because you won't leave the property. You want to leave the property. >> I just found my shoes. But the problem is we're not going to spend 15 minutes out here debating about you leaving. >> I I we haven't even been discharged for 15 minutes. What's wrong with >> How long? >> A while. >> How long's been a while? >> Almost 45 minutes. >> Oh my god. >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am, I'm going tell you something. Listen so bad in my whole life. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, listen. Listen. >> I'm going to my lady. Ma'am, >> you got anything on you that can poke me, stick me, stab me, anything illegal or anything get you in trouble when you go to the jail? You bring contrary to jail, it's a felony. Okay. >> Oh, maybe I got that. I don't know. I don't know. >> All right. Be honest with me. >> Okay. It could be, but I forgot. >> They just they just put this on. >> Okay. >> Okay. She a have no >> Okay. Now, what jail do we get to go to? >> County. Can we stop and get donuts for you guys? >> Nope. >> Nope. I'm on a diet. I don't eat donuts. Get in the car. >> Eventually, she was escorted to the patrol car to be taken to the station. >> Go to the car. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, go to the car. >> And a flight dungeon. >> Ma'am, get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Okay. Is this normal to do? >> Just get in the car. >> No. Is it normal to do? >> Get in the car. >> I'm trying, but my foot is injured. >> Okay. Well, get up in the car. >> I can't. >> Put your other foot in. I'm 68 years old, mister. Ow. >> Put your other foot in the car. >> Wait, can you loosen these a little bit? >> Get in the car. >> I cannot. I'm 60. >> Do me a favor. Sure. Ma'am, >> ma'am. Just sit up. >> I'm not playing. I'm helping. 8 years old. >> Ma'am, here. >> I'm going to sit you. >> Sit up. >> I'm going to sit you right here. >> I'm trying. >> I want you to lift your knee up. Okay. >> Lift your knee up. >> Oh, >> lift your knee up, ma'am. >> Oh my god. >> Lift your knee up. I'll help you out. Okay. >> Thank you. >> There you go. Right there. >> All right. >> You need to sit up. >> You should be leaning back. You need to sit up. >> I know. I can't. You can help me though. >> Jesus. >> You have the couch. Yep. I'm not cur. >> Okay. Now, listen. You can send me the pins. >> No. >> Why not? >> You pass that that road ma'am. >> If I'm mentally ill, you should. >> Ma'am, you're going to jail. Oh, well then >> the discussion's over. >> You're going to make it harder on me. >> You use the other one. >> Okay. You guys are really taking me to Tony Dunie's house, right? >> No, I'm not taking you to nobody house. I'm telling you to put us out of jail. >> Well, lovely. >> This Karen could be charged with resisting law enforcement or trespassing in a public place as she refused to leave the hospital despite multiple requests and warnings from the police. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. She loves the attention, thrives on it. My lord, just leave quietly or jail for clean up your act. Yikes. Prepare the rubber room. The lesson from this situation is that you should not resist the police or refuse to leave a public place when asked, as such actions can lead to arrest and legal charges. What a stubborn Karen, right? And if you enjoyed this, subscribe to Law Frame for more content. Stay tuned because the next Karen reacts even more aggressively. >> But I understand the parents. >> I I understand. >> On April 3rd, 2025, reports of a domestic conflict between a mother and daughter prompted police to react in Ohio. She grabbed at me. She came in my room and grabbed that. >> Yeah, thank you. >> Yeah, >> absolutely. >> Yep. I can talk with her. What's going on? You want to step over here? Talk right here. >> I'm in my room. I come in here. It's hot. It's hot in It's hot in here. So, I turned the AC on. >> Okay. >> They're not home. They just came home probably 10 minutes ago. I've been in my room all day. I'm currently in the middle of like breaking up my with my boyfriend and it's complicated. It's weird. And we're just on the phone. We're trying to talk about it. She comes in and she's like, "We've been having this back and forth about the AC. You need Arie. Close the door before the cats get out." She's like, "You, well, you can you can turn the heat off. You can't turn the AC on." And I'm like, "Okay, Mom. All right." And she's telling me, "Can you hang up the phone? Like, come out here and talk to me." And I'm like, "Can you give me a second? Me and Ren are breaking up." And she screamed. She was like, "You've been here for a week." And I was like, "Can I not? Like, we're going like we're just going." And she was screaming at me. And I'm telling her, "Just give me a minute. Just give me a minute." And I'm telling her, when her and her little boyfriend were breaking up on and on for years, and we had to put up with it, we had to go live at his house. I We had no bed. We had no We slept on the floor. >> Yeah. >> No blankets, no bed, no pillow. >> I get that. I get that. >> Nobody ever gave her [ __ ] about it. Nobody ever said, "This man is weird for you. you you have your children laying on the floor >> and it sounds like it was really frustrating for you and yeah, I get that. >> I'm telling her nobody said that. Nobody was she comes running my room. She grabs at me. She grabs at my phone. So, I'm grabbing her back and we're on the floor. I'm just trying to get my phone. I didn't kick her. I didn't punch her. None of that. We were just grabbing at each other and I was trying to get my phone. A is now on my back. She's telling me to get off so I get off. And I get up and she starts kicking at me. She's kicking at me from on the floor. I'm back here through the door. She's on the floor kicking at me. She's kicking my legs. I'm like, "Nobody's on me. Get up." >> Do you have any injuries? Are you hurt or anything like that? >> No, I'm fine. >> Okay. Yeah. >> This has been the craziest week of my whole life, and I don't even understand why she has to do all this over so AC. Like, is she >> After hearing the woman claim that her mother had assaulted her, the police spoke with the mother and found the situation to be the opposite as she even had visible injuries. >> Okay. So, you said you got you got hit then? Is that my understanding? Yeah, she was hitting me. >> Okay. What? How did she hit you? Was it with open hand or a fist? >> Um, she was So, I had the phone like this. >> Okay. >> And she had she grabbed my hair. She took me down to the ground. >> Okay. >> So, then I was on the ground and I at first I was kind of like forward and over it and she was like ripping at me to try to get to the phone. I ended up like this on my back at one point and that's when I was like saying, "Get off me." And I was kicking her off me. >> And once I did that, she I got her back far enough and she couldn't get at me anymore. But >> when she was on me, it was >> Whose phone is this? >> This is my phone. >> Who's your phone? Did Did she have it or >> I bought the phone for her? >> Okay. >> So, it's it's her phone, but it's a phone that I paid for and that I pay the bill every month. >> Okay. So, I asked her to come talk to me about the, you know, the original issue that I wanted to talk to her about was just the air conditioning and the heat. She's giving me major attitude. I'm trying to break up with Ren, but this is this whole breaking up with Ren thing is is regular. Okay. How this is they're always breaking up. So I'm like, "No, I want you to come talk to me." She starts like losing it. So I just take the phone. I'm like, "Okay, you don't have to talk to me, but you're done with this phone conversation." Like, I'm taking the phone. So then I just turn around to leave with the phone. And she came out, took me down to the ground right there next to the refrigerator. >> Okay. Okay. >> I mean, I was getting hit with >> Was it Was it Okay. What what what landed what was the one that landed on your neck? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. >> I have no idea. >> Okay. Did you remember ever grabbing your neck or is it maybe the phone bumped into it when she was wrestling for it or >> No, like she didn't do like this. >> Okay. >> But it was more like this. >> Yeah. Wrestling wrestling over top of me going like this like >> Okay. >> Like she was like I was like a rag doll. Like but she I was I was like this with the phone. I had it in had it in my grips and I wasn't letting go of the phone. So, I'm just all over the place. >> What you want to see done? >> I want her out. >> You want her out? Okay. >> This person that she's breaking up with is very bad for her mental health. >> Mhm. >> I've tried to talk to her about it a number of times like, "Honey, this is not good for you or anybody else involved." Yeah, >> we've been in arguments like I mean she's 19 so like at 15 and 16 and 17 we have had arguments and but not to where she's ever like physically attacked me and come for me. It's never been like that. It'll maybe like a walk by like a bump but not like I'm swinging on you and I'm coming for you and like she was coming for me. I was thinking she's about to give me a black eye or back a black lip, but I ain't let go of this phone. Like, I don't care. I I was I was going to take it. I I cannot I'm I'm not putting up with this level of disrespect and her putting her hands on me. That's my child at the end of the day. I've never put my hands on my mother. >> Yeah. >> I mean, as many of arguments have we gotten in, we've definitely used our words, but I've never attacked my mother. I will not do >> I will not tolerate that. >> All right. With the mark on your neck and it being a physical fight, I want to ask if you want charges pressed against her for this. Um she'd be arrested and she'd be taken down and then they'll she'll be sitting in jail for a night. Basically, what's going to happen then? They'll they'll she'll see an arraignment. She'll probably be out by the next day. Someone bail her out. there be a temporary protection order put in place between the two of you until your guys' case was settled. So, she'd have to stay somewhere else for the time being at the end of the case. Uh, it'll go to court and then uh seeing something like this, I don't know how far it will go. You know what I mean? With with how minor is I can't even tell if that mark was caused from this event or not. Um, >> definitely >> it definitely was. I was perfectly fine before. At that point, the officers decided to arrest the woman. >> All right. Can you stand for me? >> Place your hands behind the brick. Okay, >> we'll get this sorted out real quick. Okay. Can I put some shoes on, please? >> Shoes? >> Which ones are yours? >> These ones are mine. >> These ones? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Are you guys taking Can she I need my Nikes. Those ones will slip on. >> Does she need her Nikes? >> She just uses something to walk to the car. >> It's whatever. She can walk to the car. It's fine. >> Okay. So, she's just want to talk. >> As she was being escorted to the patrol car, she continuously cried and complained. >> Here, come on. Shut up. You put your hands on Shut up. No. Why? You put your hands on me first. Like, what are you talking about? You You grabbed me. You You ran in my room. Yeah, they grabbed at me. She's supposed to be my mother and she's supposed to protect me. She's supposed to be protecting me. She grabbed at me. I didn't butcher or kick her. She kicked me. Like, what's going to happen to me? It's I don't >> I am who I am. I've been going through so much and I don't deserve this. All this [ __ ] I do for her. All the [ __ ] I do for her. >> Hold on. I got surgery here. >> Okay. >> Do you have any kind of weapons on your face? >> Oh no. >> With it being domestic violence. Okay. We we have to do a mandatory arrest. >> But I understand the parrot. I I understand. I understand your your frustrations. Okay. So, a lot of times what's going to happen it's going to be pretty simple. I know. I know this is a little scary. This is first time being arrested, right? Okay. I know. I can imagine that's that's terrifying and scary. Okay. >> What's Let's I can explain a little bit of the process. Okay. I know it's it's all a little bit daunting. Let's just breathe. Just breathe. Just breathe. I justing bought myself food and gas and a whole bunch of [ __ ] for the house. Like, oh my god. >> Yeah. >> I literally do so much for her. She can't even give me 5 seconds to just break up with my boyfriend and she's screaming at me, yelling at me overing air conditioner. >> Yeah. I moved them out of there to help to help them to make them happier. >> I don't >> Okay, >> she just [ __ ] hates me. I don't even know why is about to happen to me. >> Okay, so we're going to we're going to take you down to Summit County. They're going to take you in. They're going to check you out. They're going to make sure you're okay. And you know, nurse is going to see you, make sure you're okay. Um >> I I don't I don't want to. And then you're it'll be it'll >> I just want to go back home. Like I just >> I couldn't evening go to work today because I just woke up with just this I couldn't I just couldn't I just I just bought myself food and I was just going to relax and I just I can't believe her. I can't believe her. I can't believe her. She's ruined my wholeing day for what? Over air conditioning. Over air conditioning. So once they check you out, make sure you're okay, they're going to get you booked. >> I don't want to go to jail for what? >> Okay. So it's not typically it doesn't take too long. Okay. >> I can't do this. And then you'll >> Sir, I really can't do this. Sir, I can't do this. Sir, >> let's breathe. >> I'm not even aing criminal. I don't even do anything. I've nevering done anything. She's put her hands on me my whole life and I've never called nobody on her. I've never told my dad. I've never told nobody. >> Okay. Well, I I didn't make that decision for you. Okay. >> Cuz I'm a kid. I'm aing kid. >> And I didn't even punch her or nothing. She grabbed at me. So, I grabbed back. I wasn't about to let her just throw me around. >> And so, and you'll get a chance to talk. Literally, they do it. It'll be in the morning. You'll talk. You will talk to the night. One night just right there. I have just right there. >> Sir, I would really rather just myself right now, sir. I swear to God. I swear to God. I would much rather just right the now. My mom doesn't love me. My boyfriend doesn't love me. My dad doesn't even >> Mackenzie. Look at me. >> Yeah. >> Look at me. >> It's going to be okay. >> You've been You've been through some hard things in your life. It sounds like it already. Right. Right. You've made it through those. Right. >> What the You made you made it through them. You're you're you're with me right now. I can tell you made you made it through headstrong. Okay. You said you went you got through some stuff with your mom in the past. You got through the stuff with your dad. You got stuff through the stuff with your boyfriend here. >> I I can tell you're you're really trying. You're really trying. Okay. >> I know you can. I know you can make it through a day. Okay. Okay. I know you can do this. You're you're you're strong, right? You're strong. Okay. Is that your little sister in there? Okay. You're strong for her, too. You You love your sister. Okay. I I know you I can tell you love your sister. I can tell your sister loves you. Okay. If you want to blame somebody, blame us, okay? Cuz we're When we get in a situation like this, we have to do something. But you you can you can hate us, okay? And you can blame us for it. Um, I don't want you to blame your family for it, okay? It's it's just kind of like a it's like a kind of like an intervention, okay? It's a little stressful at first, but really, I know you're strong enough to make it through. Okay. This Karen was taken into custody by the responding officers and formally placed under arrest. She was later charged with domestic violence, a serious offense that could bring significant legal consequences depending on the outcome of her case. This is indeed a chaotic situation, isn't it? Let's examine what viewers have commented on after the video was circulated. It's time for the daughter to move on. They need to separate. Toxic relationship. Time for you to pack your stuff and move out of mama's house. The lesson from this situation is that in family conflicts, making up stories or blaming others will not help avoid responsibility if the evidence shows otherwise. 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. >> Love you, daddy. Give me my phone. >> Don't resist. Don't be. >> On January 2nd, 2024, officers were sent to a residence in Trenton, New Jersey, after she insisted on staying at her boyfriend's residence. >> Step my shoes. >> I live here. >> I get that, man. >> She's going to work up. She's trying to stay here. >> Okay. You don't want her here, right? >> Do you just want to get your stuff? Do you want us to go ride? >> No, but I I have my things. I called a ride. I have my Uber here. Hold on one second. Oh god. Yeah. >> At first, the police let the woman take her possessions and depart after she said she had nothing to do with the male. >> No, I want No, that's not the case. He had to put his hands on me. He just put his hands on me. And I kept telling him, "Hey, give me my arm length." >> How do you put his hands on? >> But I told him, "Give me my arm length in my arm space. He keeps doing this, doing this, pulling me here, pulling me there." And my I have my sister on the phone right now. Okay. >> You know, and they they can do for it. So, you're saying you never been in a dating relationship or sexual? We have to ask this for >> Never ever. And I always tell him this like, "I don't like you like that. You're my friend. You know, >> if you if you know if you're saying you were never in a dating relationship, not like that." So, for us, this is non-domemestic. So, you would have to go to uh 225 North Clayton Avenue. >> Homeless? No. Excuse me. Can I grab my bag? >> Yeah, you grab my You can get your stuff. >> Okay. Cuz my shoe is still downstairs. And um No. Yes. Miss, miss, just get your stuff. I'll talk to you out here cuz we don't want to go back and forth here. >> I saw your shoe, man. We'll get your shoe downstairs. You get your Is that your dog? Is that >> That's our dog. >> Yes, that's my pup. Go ahead, man. >> And I am not homeless for one. >> All right, man. That's fine. It's We're not >> Okay, but he's going to jail because he's >> miss I'm explaining this out here to you. >> No, you're going tonight. >> So, here, come down here. >> You got >> What is this? So, this is You're saying you have no relationship with this guy? No, nothing. He's just a friend. So in regards to this, >> so the relationship that we have is a friendship relationship. >> That's what I mean. But you never had a sexual relationship. You've never went out with this gentleman. You never lived with this gentleman. >> No, sir. I never live. >> Okay. So that's what I'm saying. In regards to this, we would have to actually see the assault for it to be an arrestable offense. It's non-domemestic. The most we can do for this is take a report and you would have to file your own complaint. But as she got to the steps, she resisted, saying she was waiting for an Uber. >> So that's going to be a report number. >> Okay. >> All right. And his information will be on the report if you wish to file charges against him. >> Police information. >> Yeah. And you can file and then you're good to go. All right. >> 225. >> Yeah. North Clay at our police station. >> Okay. That's good. Right. >> Yeah. >> All right. Just lock your door, man. All right. >> All right. And then you're you're you're just you're good to go. All right. >> I just want to out my home. Yeah, we're not we're not leaving until she leaves. >> Okay. Excuse me, sir. >> It's time to go. >> I'm not inside this apartment building anymore. >> All right. >> You are still in the apartment building. >> All right. >> I'm not in his building. >> What is it? >> I'm waiting on my Uber, sir. >> All right. Let's go. We can also give you a ride. >> No, I don't need a ride. >> All right. Aren't you only going Aren't you going the 506, which is your residence? >> I know. No, I'm not going. >> All right. Well, we could >> I said that's the last known address that I have on file. >> So, where do you actually live? We need that for their police report. >> That's the last known address. I still get mail right there. I get >> All right. So, we're going to wait. We're going to wait downstairs. >> Okay. No problem. >> All right. So, no problem. Whenever you >> No problem. Not a problem. >> All right. We're just saying get out of the apartment building cuz nothing good's going to come out of this. So, can >> I I'm not arguing with you. >> Well, I know, but we're not a We're not able to leave until you're out of this building. >> Okay. Well, you guys said y'all wait outside. >> Huh? No, >> I'm waiting. I'm waiting on my Uber. >> All right. Well, we can wait. That's what I'm telling you. We can wait outside. >> Okay. I'm not in his apartment building. >> You are in a building, man. >> I'm not in his >> We don't belong in this building, man. >> All we're doing is we're trying to make this as smooth as possible. Can you get your stuff and please go outside? We're being nice in my head. >> Yeah. And your dog. We're trying to be We're trying, >> man. We're getting out of the building. Come on. >> Army army. Not going to harm me. He's not going to make it. >> He's not going to harm me. >> Miss, can we miss? We're trying to make We're asking you multiple times. >> I got you. All we're doing is asking you to go outside. That's all we're asking. >> So nothing escalates here. If you're waiting for your ride, let's go. >> We're recording, too. >> Officers arrested her right away after learning that she had canled the ride. >> Picking it up for her. >> Yes. >> All right. >> I can't take it. >> Oh, you can't take it. She cancelled it. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Miss. Miss, you cancelled the Uber? >> She cancelled the Uber. >> Miss, let's go. This guy's out here. >> The Uber is cancelled. >> All right, ma'am. >> I had enough for this lady, man. We're done. You're under arrest now, ma'am. >> I'm not under arrest. >> I am not under arrest. >> For what? >> What am I under arrest for? >> Because we answered. >> But this is my phone. >> No, you didn't. >> No, you didn't. Give me my phone. >> Don't resist. >> Don't resist. >> Don't resist. >> I'm not going to arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> You're under arrest now. >> You guys call the captain cuz I'm not going to jail. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah, you are. >> No, I'm not. For what? And I thought >> I already told you to leave. >> We This man jumped on me. >> Get off my leg. >> This man jumped on me. I'm not going to jail. You are, man. >> No, I'm not. Call the captain, y'all. >> No. >> Call the captain, y'all. >> Okay. >> Call a captain. >> You can speak to him in person. >> Call me. >> You can speak to him in person. >> Call me. Call me because the Uber cancelled on me. >> Yeah. All right. Whatever. >> The Uber cancelled on. >> All you had to do was stay outside. You didn't want to come >> because it's cold outside and he beat me up. Y'all didn't even Y God did not even >> Come on. Y'all didn't even take a man to jail for beating on me. Y for beating on me. >> He put his hand on me. >> Sir, >> my Uber. How are you guys going to do that? And my Uber is outside. It cancelled my ride. The Uber cancelled my ride. The Uber, if you're not listening, the Uber cancelled my ride. >> The cuff must. >> The Uber cancelled the ride. Sir, >> did I just The Uber cancelled the ride? answer, >> man. Let go. Let >> cancelled the ride. >> The Uber cancelled the ride. >> All right. You're not listening to us. >> The Uber cancelled the ride. So, how am I going to jail for this early? >> How am I going to jail for this early conduct? And I called you guys on the domestic. >> You told us, >> "Stop. >> This is my dog. I need my purse." Yeah, we got it. >> And my dog. >> Yes, man. Where is he going? With me? >> Yep. >> Where is he going with me? >> Yes. >> In the police car? >> Yep. >> Is he going in the police? >> Yes. >> Can you zip my purse? I'm coming. I can walk. >> I can walk. I'm not an animal. >> Once the situation was under control, the police took the woman to the patrol car and drove her to the station. >> Resisting that animal. >> Listen. >> I'm not resisting. >> Come on. I don't even have a missy and I called you guys. >> Come on, man. >> Where's my phone? >> I got it. >> Where's my phone, sir? >> My phone, sir. >> Let's go. >> Put my phone in my purse. >> All right. >> My phone should go in my purse. >> Please zip it up. >> Don't push me. >> And you put it in my push you. How can I push you, >> man? Come on. >> How can I push you? >> It's in your purse. >> He He's not doing nothing to me. >> Are you [ __ ] serious? >> Yeah, you're not. Yo, are you serious? >> He just dragged me down the stairs like that. >> Hold on. Stop. >> Ain't no way y'all drag me down these stairs like that. >> There's no way y'all drag me down these stairs like this. >> And I can get up. >> Hey, get up then. >> Why you dragging me? >> Get up then. >> If you I can get up. Let me up. >> Oh, yep. Where's my dog? >> Yep. You got it. >> It needs to go in my possession. >> Yep. My phone need to go up. Don't y'all ain't got to throw me out like this. You don't have to handle me like that. I called the police. I need a captain and they got to call the captain cuz I called y'all. I called y'all. >> You got anything on you to say? >> No, sir. No, but I do not consent. This Karen was charged with unlawful trespassing, disorderly conduct, obstructing justice, and resisting arrest. That is, she broke into the building, obstructed the police, and refused to be taken into custody. After the video was posted on the internet, people shared their thoughts in some comments. Stupidity is one hell of a drug. Don't ask her, tell her. She is too old for this. No accountability. This instance demonstrates how intentionally delaying the police and acting dishonestly may make matters considerably worse. And for more articles, subscribe to Law Frame if you like this. >> So, you are under arrest for OVI now. But again, just because >> on October 26th, 2024, a man claimed to be the driver of a single car collision when Trooper Angel arrived on the scene. Upon interrogation, it became apparent that he was filling in for his daughter, a 19-year-old who subsequently acknowledged driving. >> Going one car took out a vehicle >> in the back. >> Uh, this vehicle here was two girls. They were not on scene when we got here. because he can't see the driving. They won't talk to us to put out pole about 30 yard or so behind where they're parked. >> So the is it a father? >> That's what he claims. Yeah. >> He was the only one on scene when we got here. He claimed he was driving. The wheel locked up on him and lost control. The other two women were not on the scene when they came back in this vehicle. I don't know the driver. She claims the driver of the vehicle back there claims she has no idea what's going on with it. Two girls are in the back. They're refusing to talk to us. They just seem like something going on. >> All right. So, are you saying you were driving? >> Yeah. All right. Come here. No, we'll leave this open. Oh, >> have a seat in this seat for me, please. >> Yeah. You weren't driving. >> I don't know how to work this car. I'm trying to find the windows. >> Okay. I'm trying to speak to the ladies in the back here. >> Okay. >> How are you guys doing? >> We're okay. >> You're okay? >> Yeah. I just >> I >> Well, I is Is is Is that your dad? >> Yeah, it's my dad. >> Okay. I I understand and I can respect that he's trying to take responsibility for this, but I need to talk to the drivers of that vehicle. >> It was my dad. He was just trying to take me to my boyfriend's house, and I wanted to go there. I asked him a lot to take me to my boyfriend's house. >> Okay. Again, I need to speak with the driver of that vehicle. I just I I just talked to your dad. Your dad was not driving the car. I've got I've got different ways of finding out who was driving the vehicle. Um, you know, this is this is what I do for work. >> Um, >> and he was not operating that vehicle at the time of the crash. >> Okay. >> So, who was operating the vehicle at the time of the crash? Ma'am. >> Yeah, that was me. >> Her driver's license was suspended. >> So, I I need your guys' information for for this crash report. Okay. So, you you have your license with you. >> I don't have it with me, but I have license to security. >> Okay. How old are you? >> I'm 19. >> Can you just let us go home? >> You guys will all be going home at the end of the night. Yes. Okay. >> Yes. But but but we have we have things to do between now and then. Okay. >> Okay. We don't need to be checked out by the squad. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Um you guys didn't hit your heads or anything. >> No, we're okay. >> Okay. Um Serena, you were driving. I'm going to have you come up with me. Okay. I need a statement from you. Um, >> and jail. >> What's that? >> Are you going to put me in jail? >> No. Regardless of what I find tonight, you're not going to go to jail. Okay. >> Not unless you try to fight me. Okay. >> No, I don't want to fight you. I don't want to go. >> You You don't seem like Okay. Up here to the front of my car. Okay. >> Okay. >> Are you really upset with me? >> What's that? >> Are you really upset with me? >> No. No. But I' I've got a job to do right now. I understand that your dad's trying to take responsibility for you. He's trying to keep you out of trouble, but there's other things going on here than just that. >> I know. I'm really sorry. >> You're okay. >> So, what I'll do like >> Yeah, >> I'm not these doors lock. Okay. I'm going to I'm going to set you in the back, but I'll leave the window down. If anyone wants to come up and talk to you, they can talk to you. >> Okay. >> Actually, actually, >> you can sit in the back of your car if you want and and I'll um >> in the back of my car. in the back of that car and and and write out the statement >> and you'll be back to get me. >> Yeah, I'll I'll be back to talk to you. But here here, hang out right here for a second. I'm going to give you >> the piece of paper. >> Okay. >> Please don't be really upset with me. >> I am not really upset with you. Accidents happen, right? >> I just want to go home. >> The main The main thing is that you're not hurt. >> No, I'm okay. >> So, do you feel comfortable writing these statement? >> Yeah, I'm okay. >> Okay. So, what I want you to do is just write down what happened, your version of events. Okay? I'm >> go back to my car. >> Yep. Yep. You can go sit in the back seat. I'm going to >> be processing the scene up here. I'll be back to ask you some questions in a minute. Okay. >> A few moments later. >> No. >> Okay. Well, here's my here's your pen. Can you read that? >> Dog in front of you, swerve to miss, overcorrected, and hit a pole. Okay, >> what do I do? >> Um, I'll ask you a couple questions here in a minute. What I'm going to do first is I'm going to go I got to do a sketch or a diagram of this. So, I'm going to do that first and then I'll come back and I'll talk to you. Okay. >> You want me to set my car? >> You aren't going to leave, are you? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to leave. I'm going to go sit in my car. Okay. Yep. Go sit in that car and I'll be about another 5 or 10 minutes. >> Okay. Sorry. >> And then and then I'll bring you back up here. Um we'll do questioning and uh we'll go from there. Okay. >> Okay. I can go home. >> You will go home at the end of the night. Yes. >> Yep. >> Okay. Serena, you can come over to me now. >> So, just to confirm, you guys are not injured. >> No, we're and you don't want to see a mess. Okay. Careful this car. >> What do you want me to do? I might just go to jail. >> Up here to the front of the car. >> Nope. Not going to jail. >> Are you really? >> Nope. I'm glad you're okay. >> I'm glad you're okay. You're driving this way and you go uh left or center and you drive the other side of the road. You're just lucky there's no other car coming to hit you head on. And then I'm talking to your mom and dad in the hospital tonight. Okay. Sorry. Okay. >> I I just got to ask you questions. Okay. And you can stand. It's warm to stand right there by the wheel well. Okay. How much alcohol have you had to drink tonight? >> Um, a couple of drinks. A buzz ball. said, "A couple drinks." >> Yeah. >> A buzz ball. >> Yeah. >> What's that? >> Um, it's like a little cup of alcohol. I'm okay. I'm good. But I don't want to hit any animals. I swerve all the time for animals around here. >> Yep. Don't do that. Don't swerve for animals. Additionally, she acknowledged drinking. So, she was required to participate in standardized field sobriety tests. >> 19, you've been drinking. You've crashed. >> I'm going to ask you to do standardized field sobriety test. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, what that consists of is we're going to stand here. I'm going to check your eyes. >> Okay. >> Um there's a walk and turn test where basically I'll explain everything to you. You walk up and down an imaginary line. >> That's right. >> Um then a one leg stand test. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. >> So, if you stand right here. >> Yeah. Right here. >> Yep. Face me. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, do you take any medications? >> No. >> Do you have any recent head injuries or ear infections? >> No. >> You wear glasses? >> No. >> Do you wear contacts? >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. Okay. >> Okay. >> Black part. Move it side to side. Hold your head still and just follow it with your pen. Okay. >> Okay. >> Hold your head still. Okay. Sorry. All right. Good. From here, it's about a minute from here. Okay. >> Okay. >> Go ahead and begin. >> Tree. Count out loud. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Uh. One. 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Okay. All right. Go ahead and begin. >> Okay. One, two, three. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Okay. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 2 >> That's it. Okay. Good job. >> This Karen was subsequently charged with many charges, including operating a vehicle while inebriated, driving with a suspended license, and failing to retain appropriate control of her car. All of which added to the gravity of the occurrence. Many people commented on this circumstance and the girl's reaction in the published video. Her license is suspended already. She has never accepted or received consequences in her miserable life. 100% she'll be arrested again before she turns 21. A family that lies together stays together. The lesson from this situation is that covering up for a family member only makes things worse. 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. Your hand, please. Okay. On May 6th, 2025, patrolman Steven Manny, who worked at the McDonald's at 235 Ridgedale Avenue, received a report about a woman who seemed to be quite inebriated. >> She doing anything? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> Thank you. Hey. When he awakened her, she had a spray can of electronics duster in her hand versus the straw pointed to her lips. >> Hey, >> what you doing? [Music] >> Your what? >> Your sister? >> Why don't you hand me that can? Thank you. >> What are you doing? >> Okay. Do you have ID on you? You're welcome. [Music] Cassandrea told patrolman Manny that she had just left the women's shelter and was waiting for her sister when he woke her up. >> Why are you waiting for your sister for? She come here to meet you. >> No, she's coming pick me up. >> From where? >> I was at I don't know. >> Huh? >> I'm just going through a hard time. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. >> Just run real quick. >> What's your name? >> Cassandra. >> And you were just in here sleeping, nodding off. >> I haven't been here for long. Just waiting for her. >> When's she coming? She's supposed to be here by 1:30. It's >> about an hour away still. >> She was at work. >> What's all the stuff you got? >> Huh? >> What's all this stuff? >> Okay. >> Why' they have you leave there? >> Um because I'm I have OTAA. >> Mhm. >> I'm getting placed closer to >> Where are you getting placed at? >> Roxberry Motel. >> Okay. How long were you over there for? >> Okay. >> The 19th. >> Huh? >> The 19th. I want the >> 19th. >> How long you been here today? >> How long have I been here? I got here probably about 40 minutes. >> 40 minutes. >> Yeah. I haven't been here very long. >> Okay. All right. McDonald's call because you're in here obviously falling asleep like this with that stuff next to you. >> I know it'll want you here if you're doing that. >> What's your first name? >> Cassandra. >> Cassandra. C A S >> A N D. >> A N D. >> R E A >> R E A. >> Yep. Southern spelling. >> And what's your last name? >> West. >> Spell it. >> W E S T. >> What's your date of birth? Okay. >> What's your Where you getting mail to right now? >> Brooklyn. >> Yeah. >> Road. Where's that at? >> Stand. >> Is there a park or anything there? >> No, it's a house. >> Zip code. >> 07874. Just >> do me a favor. Put your hand up on the table for me. You're good. Just want so it's not tucked away. >> Sir, what's your cell phone number? Read. >> Um, >> I just got the phone. >> You just got the phone? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. And who are you waiting to come pick you up? >> My sister. >> What's her name? >> Mackenzie. >> Mackenzie. B M A >> M C K >> M C K >> E N >> E N >> D I E >> What's your last name? >> Rosie R. >> Do you know her birthday? Where she live? >> 19. While waiting for her sister, Cassandria claimed to have purchased spray cans at Walmart and brought them back to McDonald's. >> Where'd you get that from? >> Can't be doing that stuff. >> I understand. >> Kills your brain cells. >> Do you have anything else with you? >> No. Do >> you have anything else on you? Hang out with me for a minute. [Music] >> Where's your sister now? >> She doesn't get out till 1:30. That's why you're waiting. Okay. Yeah, we might do that. Just give me a minute here. See what's going on. [Music] Hello. [Music] >> Uber. >> I can Uber to you. >> All right. [Music] >> She's going to send me an Uber. >> She's going to send you an Uber. All right, tell the hello for a minute. Make sure everything's good and then we'll get you out of here. [Music] >> Did you walk here? >> No. >> How'd you get here? >> The safe house >> and dropped you off here. >> Yeah. Why didn't you keep staying there? >> Because I'm getting placed >> today or >> Yeah. >> My placement starts at 3:00. >> At the hotel there. >> Yeah. >> Have you been there before? >> Roxbury. >> To the motel. >> Yeah. >> Where else have you stayed before that? >> I was at a shop. Never our town. >> No red carpet in seat better than the ones you're staying at are better. >> I heard a bad one. >> Very kids or anything with you? >> No. >> Just give me a minute. See my other officers doing I'll get back to you. What's the safe house everything called? You know the address there? >> We have a PO box. >> You were there since the 19th. since April 19th. >> Yes. [Music] Checking 743. >> I'm okay. So, I've just had a >> I know, but you're sitting here. >> I know. I don't >> hugging hugging a can of dust off. >> I don't have an I don't have >> I know. Why didn't you go stay with your sister earlier? >> Cuz she's been at work. >> No, no. I mean before like going over there. Yeah, >> cuz I couldn't. >> Any reason? >> I was working. >> You were working? Where at? >> At the Lovely Pizza. >> The Lovely Pizza. >> Yeah. Yeah. She then admitted to inhaling from those cans and was taken into custody. Step out here. >> They're blocking that whole right turn lane. >> Looks like they inter [Music] listen. You can't have that stuff. You can't be sucking dust off while you're standing in public like this. >> I'm sorry. >> It's public intoxication. It's under the influence of drugs. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> Okay. It's because of that you're going to be placed under arrest. >> Yeah. >> Seriously? >> Yeah. You're hugging a dust off camera when I walk into the store. >> I'm fine. Please. >> No. That's not how it works. Put your hands on your back. >> Can I get my stuff? >> We'll get it. Don't worry. Is there anything in that stuff that we should know about? >> No, nothing. Okay. >> Turn around. Your hand, please. >> Okay. Try to be as good as I can. The one blocking it just left. Yeah. >> Good. >> Yeah. You not going to love it? [Music] Take this. Just chuck that. It's just throw that out. It's the juice. All that stuff in there is yours. >> Yes. Do >> you have anything else in your pockets? >> Uh my phone. >> Anything going to stick me, poke me, anything like that? >> No. >> No. your phone. >> Yeah, just my phone. >> Anything else in your pockets? Your sweatpants pockets? >> Nope. Nothing. >> Oh, my baby. Sorry. >> Have you been in jail before? >> Have I been to jail before? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> How many times? >> Once. once. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to go put in the car, then we'll grab our bags. >> You want to grab them now? We're going to go look through them >> before we put them in the back. >> This way. I got the all the registration Indiana >> right there. >> Hey, one minute. I want to just check the bags before we put it in. You sure? Nothing else on it. >> There's um a prescription in my purse for methadone. >> For methadone? >> No. No. Nothing. Uh there is a pocket next to my purse. >> Anything else that could have? >> No. If you open that top black bag, the what? The leather bag right there on top. That one has the methodone in it and my and a pocket knife. [Music] >> Good. >> I'm trying. These things aren't very comfortable. >> They're not exactly made to be comfy, right? Sit back. [Applause] All right, stay in the car. This Karen may face charges of public drunkenness, possession of a drug meant to induce intoxication, and abuse of inhalance. Legally speaking, things became more severe once she admitted to inhaling a duster at McDonald's. Isn't this a crazy scenario? Indeed, after the video became viral, let's look at what others had to say about it. Yeah, that sound sucks. She's single, fellas. This incident teaches us that turning to drugs or alcohol to deal with problems only makes them worse. 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. >> I can't even do anything. >> On July 15th, 2024, after a heated argument in front of her children, the suspect contacted 911 to frighten her partner. >> You're cool with us coming in, so we're good to come in or not? >> I said come talk to her. >> Okay. Your friends are here. You want to call the cops every time? >> Good. Get arrested. Go right here. Bye. >> Stepping out that way with so I can talk to her. >> Gets from England. >> What's your name? >> Go away. >> Hey, Stephen. >> What's going on, man? >> Thank you, sir. That's how you approach me, direct. I didn't call the cops. >> Go ask him to leave me alone. >> So, we have two officers here. One's talking to him and >> talk to your mother that wants to get me arrested. Go >> the out of here. >> Okay. So, what's your >> You're the one who called them. They need to talk to you. >> Get the out of here. Chris, >> you want to make this video your phone's over? >> She's saying other [ __ ] and it's not happening. >> Just verbal. >> No, you said that and I said if that's what you want, I'll go do it. You're damn correct. That's what the I said another woman's arms. >> Yeah, I did say you acting like this is going to drive me into another woman's arms. You're right. That is what I said. Can I speak right outside? No. Has it been commander soldiers of guns? >> Maybe you should go back to him. Obviously, that's who you want after 3 years. >> As soon as the woman opened the door and began shouting, the police immediately proceeded to arrest her. I didn't do nothing, fool. You want me to go to jail, too? Put her in cuffs. I'm not doing nothing. You can't handcuff me for nothing. I can't even do anything. Just make your day. Just relax. Just let go of my handcuff. Let go. You blow away your hands. You're just sit down. >> Jessica, you're being detained at this moment. You need to complain. >> I'm being detained for what? For yelling at you. For freedom of us, [ __ ] >> You're being detained at this moment. So explain that we are both being >> okay. I will resist Stephen. I willing resist. >> You wanted to go to jail. That's what you wanted. >> Jessica, if we have to ask again if you're going to jail for your I will place my hands by myself. I swear to God right now. >> I swear to God. Place your hands behind your back. >> Okay. Well, to keep this to keep this scene safe, we're putting her in handcuffs. You need to relax. >> I'm I want to call for >> No, you're not. >> I am the surgeon. >> I want to go. I want >> Stephen. I swear to God, >> can I take your phone? Can I grab >> No, you're not touching me. >> Okay. You want to sit down now? >> Leave me the alone cuz I didn'ting do nothing. >> I hate you, Stephen. We're done. We are done. >> Jessica, >> I will sit here, dude, with my hands in front of me where you can see them. You're hurting me, bro. Can I do them up? I have major pain up. Can I do them up? >> Yes, that's better. >> Don't do that again. You're killing me. Do not do that again. >> I've done it so many times, bro. You guys need to do your job better. >> Do not do that again. >> It's easy. I can do it again. >> It's all good, Stephen. You got your way, Stephen. We're done. We'reing done, fool. >> Jessica, where's your ID? >> You don't need my [ __ ] ID, you fool. >> What's your date of birth? >> I have every right to tell you. You don't need nothing from me. >> What's your date of birth? >> I'm not telling you. Okay. If you don't tell us, it will be >> You can't arrest me for not telling you. >> I sat in the bathroom and cried and yelled because I was upset cuz he told me he's going to another [ __ ] 20 million times. >> I used to [Music] I didn't feel the need to do it anymore even when I'm angry at him. >> Are you kind of having those thoughts right now? >> No. >> No. Okay, that's good. >> You just said that. I'm a little angry. Yeah. Then if you wouldn't mind just standing up for me. Okay. >> Once in the living room, she repeatedly begged and refused to accept the arrest even though her actions were evident. >> You just said you weren't arresting me. >> So >> I didn't do anything. Dude, I've never been to jail before in my life. These are my world. I'll lose my kids if you take me to jail. >> Can we step outside and talk about this? >> No, cuz I'm not going to jail. >> Please just step outside. >> I literally didn't do anything, dude. So, you did resist when we were >> and then I said, "Let me do it myself because I have PTSD." You can't arrest me for having PTSD. >> Jessica, can we step outside so it's not any louder for your kids? >> I'm not going to get arrested, dude. >> Just I just need you to listen to me, okay? >> I'm not going to jail, bro. I will lose my kids. I literally didn't do anything. I let you handcuff me. I took it off and I told you it hurt and I have PTSD. I let you put it back in the front. I didn't do anything. >> So, she she's going to jail. Okay. So we we need you to go this way, please. >> I do watch those audits and they say, "Oh, you can't ask for my name. You can't ask for my ID. You can't res." >> I want to take your legal advice from audits. So you are going to jail. >> I didn't do anything. No. Please, dude. I've never been to jail. Please. >> We need you to walk this way. Please. >> Please, Stephen. I beg you to do something. Dude, >> can we not do this in front of the kiddos? Please. >> They're my babies. Stephen, they're my baby. The officers did not hesitate to escort her away. >> Stephen, I've never been to jail. You know that I'm going to freak the out. >> Grab that arm. >> Please, Stephen. >> We need you to walk away. >> Please, Stephen. Please. >> Please just walk. I made a decision. I told you to stop. >> I didn't do anything though. I left him. My baby, please. Please. >> By this way, baby. >> My son's crying. My son's crying. Please. My baby's going down. My baby's not dead. Stephen, my baby's going. I'll be in there, dude. They won't let me out. >> We need you to watch. That's why you're going to jail for this dude. Stop. >> I'm done. I'm done. >> I'm done. I told you if I get arrested. I'm done. >> My baby's crying. Can I at least give him a kiss? >> We can let him come out to the car. But we >> I promise. I will leave. Please. I will leave. >> Nope. >> We need you to walk me. Please go in her face. >> I didn't do anything. I literally didn't even do anything. I still don't understand. >> When an officer gives you a lawful order to put your hand behind your back. >> I did though. I said, "Please let me do it by myself." >> Man, I had to PTSD, dude. >> I had to force your hand behind your back. >> God, please. I can't. Please. I'm begging you, dude. I won't do anything. I'll sit in the police station all night. Please. My baby crying. My baby's crying. My My son is crying. My son is crying. My son is freaking out right now, dude. >> [ __ ] I really didn't do anything. >> I don't have anything. How do I have anything? >> I just got to make sure. Jessica, >> just right here in front of the hood. >> I didn't do anything. I really didn't do anything. >> My son's gone. I'm going to keep those up front for you, >> but I need a chicken for doing this. Okay, >> so I'm going to take your phone, place it on my hood. Not have your phone in the back of my car, okay? It's going with you to the jail. It is going to go with you. >> I think they're going to beat me. >> Even before getting into the car, the woman continued to argue nonstop. >> I didn't do anything. I've never been to jail. Please, >> I'll leave for the night. Can you just take me somewhere for the night and I'll leave? >> Okay. So, >> why though? I didn't do anything. >> You resisted. I told you. >> I didn't I wasn't trying to arrest like he said. I watched those audits. They said, "Oh, you can't arrest me. Oh, you can't get my ID. Oh, you can't get my name." I'm telling you, dude. I've never even known about this. >> I'd be cautious on taking legal advice from people on YouTube. >> Just real quick, you're right. >> Real quick, I need you to listen to me, okay? So, look at this cuff. See how tight it is? >> I'm going to loosen it. >> Come out. See? >> I know. I'm going to loosen it because that's way too tight. I can see it rippling your skin. Okay. But if I loosen this, you cannot slip out of it. >> Okay. It's going to be another charge of >> I'm not going to slip out of it. I'm not stupid. I didn't even do anything. This is literally wrongfully arresting me cuz I have mental problems. >> Why? >> I said I'll just go somewhere else. You can drop me off somewhere. The gates locked. I'll tell my dad to just put me in there even though I hate that place. >> So, I'm I'm only telling you this because you already did it, okay? So, just make sure you don't slip out of these cuffs again, okay? >> I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail. >> You guys realize you just made me lose my kids, right? >> I lost my kids. >> We didn't do anything to make you lose. >> I didn't do anything. I let you arrest me, bro. If I was going to really arrest, I would have ran. Dude, I tried to run. >> You didn't comply. >> I did, though. I said, "Let me put my hands behind my back by myself cuz I have PTSD and I'm scared." Well, whenever you get out, you can request the body cam footage and see it from our perspective when you flung the door open and just started screaming at the top of your lungs. >> That's That's not against the law. >> Okay. And when we tell you to turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> I said, "Can I do it by myself though?" >> I was willing to do it, officer. >> How do you know that? Okay. How do we know that? How you were just >> looking at my record? Literally, I have nothing. >> Are you going to let me talk? I'm trying to explain to you why you're going to jail. Okay. You tensed up and refused. I had to forcefully I had to forcefully put your hand behind your back overfully arresting me. >> All right. Well, you are going to jail. >> So, right over here to the side for me, Jessica. >> You're a true [ __ ] prick. >> Okay. >> You are a true [ __ ] prick, dude. I swear to God, dude. I will have your job. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Putting you in the back. Okay. >> I don't care. I don't care. You guys are going to hate your job. I have mental issues. You are not legally allowed to do this. You have to take me to a hospital. I want to go to the hospital. Literally, I'm going to end up trying to in there. I can't take this. I just want to go to the hospital. I just want to go talk to somebody. I just want to go talk to somebody. This Karen was accused of resisting arrest, deliberately concealing her identification from responding officers and engaging in disorderly behavior during the incident. These actions along with other possible violations observed at the scene have led to formal charges being filed against her. Everyone has their opinion and the viewers who commented below this video are no exception. These women who call 911 to scare their boyfriend should be charged for abuse of the emergency service. Her threatening to have someone's job when she hasn't even got a job of her own is hilarious. All of a sudden, she cares that her son is crying yet you screamed your head off in the house. All she does is argue. I hope the cops call social services and help those children. This situation shows that misusing emergency services to threaten others is wrong. Subscribe to Lawframe for more articles if you like this and we will immediately move on to the next situation. Help. >> On July 14th, 2024, after hearing complaints of a visitor making a disturbance, officers arrived at a motel. Okay. She's small bill. Um, you see the lady on here? I need you to >> You want her trespass? You want to speak to her? >> Does she have a room here? >> Okay. All right. Okay. Um, yeah, she she we have a problem with her. She's disturbing the guest. Um, >> is she staying here or no? >> Yeah, she is. >> She's in room 212. We had a police officer >> two police officer were here earlier. Seven dispatch 141 from >> 13 to open the door, you understand? So they um they told me they would wait around just to see if she would come out or whatever. I guess they waited for half an hour or so, but she just came out. Um I ain't going to need her to leave. And this gentleman just saw her was doing something to the guy's tires. She's doing a little bit too much. So she has to leave. She won't be refunded. Do you have her name? Her name is Heather. She's in. >> Do you have her info? I can get for you real quick. >> I was looking for >> just in case she doesn't give me her info, you know, cuz if I'm just going to trespass her from the property. >> Does she have anything in the room? Do you know of? >> Yes, >> she does. >> A whole bunch of pills on the count. All type of stuff. We came in here. I came to help s. >> So, I'll have to get her stuff out of there. Is there a master key you can give me or something like that? And then that way I can open it, get her stuff out, and then we can have her leave the property. >> You can let her know she's not alone. >> Yeah, I'll I'll bring her by the front here, and then I might have you come out and issue her a trespass. >> Okay. >> All right. I'll go talk to her now. >> The woman got hostile when police tried to remove her from the premises, so they had to make the arrest. >> Heather, can you come talk to me, please? Hey, I need to talk to you. >> Hey, I need to talk to you. Come down here. >> I'll see you right here. >> All right. >> Okay, here it is. Your name and your name? >> Yep. >> Nope. Nope. >> Nope. Put your hand behind your back, >> Heather. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands >> behind your back. >> Sir, what are you doing? Why are you doing this? >> You are under arrest for resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> I'm not resisting. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not resisting anything. >> Help. Help. >> Give me your other hand, Heather. >> No, >> Heather. >> No. >> If I have to take you to the ground, I will. >> I'll give it to you in just a minute. >> Give me your hand now. >> Okay. Give me a hand. >> Give me your hand now. >> I can't breathe. >> You're not going to be able to until you give me your hand. Give me your hand, Heather. >> Hold on a second. >> You can breathe just fine. You're standing up. >> Hold on a second. Hold on a second. I can't breathe. Help. >> Help. >> There's an officer with his arm around me arresting me right now legally. >> Give me your hand. >> Help. What's your name, sir? >> Give me your hand. >> What's your name? What is your name? A A >> Heather. >> Miss MI 10 for She's resisting, but just passively just holding on to the railing. >> Not resisting anything. What is it? How's that spitting? However, because she resisted, fiercely additional officers were dispatched to assist. >> Help! Help! Help! >> What do you mean? What you doing? Dad, I'm on the ground with the dirty clothes with the hands up on my breast. My legs and arms are wrapped around the railing. >> They're trying to get me the out of here. Help me. >> Dad, immediately call the VA. I'm trying not to like >> immediately call the PA. >> Immediately >> N out. >> Nope. >> No. >> Let's go out. >> You kick me. >> No. >> Heather, out. Let go. >> No. >> Heather, let go. >> No. >> No. >> Don't do it. >> No. No. >> All right. >> Help. Help! Help! >> Stop being a child. Help! >> Hurt yourself, man. [Music] >> I'm kicking. I'm going to hurt you. You understand? >> So, stop. Okay. >> I have the one arm contained. >> Now, go help him. >> Come around the other side of me and get her other arm off the the rail. >> Help. Cuff's already on. Here come >> in the end. The woman was escorted to the patrol car but continued to put up strong resistance. Let's get her up. Help. >> Stand up, Heather. >> I'll grab the legs. Just give me a sec. >> Just grab my legs. >> Help. Help. Help. The call. >> That's hers. That's hers. >> St. Michael the Archangel defend us the battle. St. Michael the Archangel defend us the battle for your protection against the wickedness and spirit of the devil and God we pray. >> We'll set her down of the heavenly host by the power of God. >> Yeah, we'll get it. We'll grab it. >> Satan and all the evil spirits throughout the world begin to ruin us. >> Amen. The sacred heart of Jesus. Help. Have mercy on us. >> Help. Help. Help. You see this right? You got me. Sergeant Spencer. Linguistics headquarters of the NSA, Augusta, Georgia. St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray. And do thou, O prince of the heavenly host, by the power of God, cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who prowl throughout the world seeking a ruin of souls. >> Helping St. Michael the Archangel about you guys are being swallowed and watching. Good job. Now, >> good job. my shoulder up. >> All right, >> I will stand up. Get the ar stand up then. Stand up. >> Let go of my arm. You're breaking my arm. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Hold on. I got to get my breath and my pants are falling down. Hold on. >> I can get myself in here. You know, gun. >> Step in the car. >> Use your legs. >> We're asking you nice. Come on. Step in. >> I know you are. Okay. Right now. past you. >> I think he's got it. >> This Karen was accused of trespassing, for illegally staying on land where she was not permitted, and of resisting arrest without using violence, for not following police orders. Her disobedience and disrespect for the law are highlighted by these allegations. With such a crazy situation, the comments that followed after the video was released are also noteworthy. Can't breathe, but continues to scream help at the top of her lungs. They should make her watch this over and over and over again till her ears fall off. How annoying. She's yelling help to the other officer like they are going to help her and not their partner. This situation shows that refusing to leave when ordered and resisting police even without violence can still lead to serious consequences. What a stubborn Karen, right? If you enjoyed this, subscribe to LawFrame for more content.