on the in the face. >> I would rather by your car. >> Okay. >> Some people honestly believe the rules of reality just don't apply to them. In this body cam breakdown, [music] watch how fast a psycho Karen's delusional game shatters the second she pushes nononsense officers too far. >> I spell you. On August 3rd, 2024, a domestic call brought police face to face with a woman boiling over with rage. Nobody expected that this arrest would just be the opening act for one wild chase. And here is what really went down while I go talk to them. Just don't want you to get hit because people can't see. Just go sit at the end of the driveway. >> You have an ID on you in the middle of useless and don't do nobody no mother. I'm going to go check on him real quick. >> Is he friendly? >> You need medical attention? I see the back of it. >> I was in the house and I look out the window and here she comes storming up the driveway all red in the face. She got pissed off at me and they kick to stay away from her. Well, >> I'm going to have to arrest her just cuz she did assault you. I'm going to be right back. Okay. Fortunately, you're going to be under arrest for assaulting him. >> It don't matter cuz he can do whatever you want. >> Okay. >> To me, but once I start getting a little irritated back, >> okay, you just can't touch him, though. I need to stand up. Put your hands behind your back. Courtney, you need to stand up. Put your hands behind your back. >> You can't touch me like this. >> Okay. >> Well, if you can behave and put your hands in the front for me, >> I'll be cooperative with you. Okay. Okay. No. >> He gets away with what he did. Okay. >> You have anything in your purse? They're going to toss it at the jail. So, >> what am I supposed to do? Shove it on my ass sideways. >> Oh, whatever. I guess all my gets thrown away and I get again. >> Maybe lose more of my stuff. >> Put your bag on the ground. You're going to make me lose more of my >> You're going to pop me too. >> Put it on the ground. Put it on the ground so I can leave it. Can you repeat your traffic for what? You or me? You're going to make me lose more of my This is my >> Put it on the ground. My >> perfect. We're only getting. Are you clear on that? >> You going to me too? Pants off. >> Give me your other arm. >> Must pants off you. >> Bob, what's your name? Mama's two pants off you. >> That final struggle where she actually bit the officer was just the last gasp of an ego that refused to lose. By the time backup arrived, she was officially under control, but leaving the suspect in the front seat. Well, that mistake opened the door for the absolute circus that came next. Whatever. I'm in the pants. >> Shut up. Thanks, prick. I'm stewing the pants off. You guys have like hands down. >> Courtney, I do know you. >> Huh? >> Huh? >> You taken back for me. Good. >> Yep. >> Okay. Put some hand sanitizer on there. Yeah. [ __ ] me over. Me over me over my buckle. Whoops. >> You think she's going to spit on you and kick your things? And I think she might. Hey, Tilgamin. >> Letting a suspect get near the driver's seat and the keys is an unbelievable rookie mistake. She didn't miss her chance turning that police car into her getaway ride while the officers just stood there in shock. [ __ ] Um, if you know of family or anybody, hold on [snorts] to that. >> It's 415. We're in pursuit of a patrol car. >> So, we might have a T coming up, so get close. You're not pit trained, are you? >> Nope. >> Okay, keep going. 15 >> still northbound coming up to Bailey. Speeds are 100 milesPH scrub scrub availing good. Just keep your bearings. We're on dirt. Northbound on >> coming up to 140. Still northbound. >> North scrub. SC 28. Come to the curves coming up to 128th Street. In the curves approaching 128th River Drive, >> the delusion of a successful escape made her completely reckless. But that confidence quickly shattered into pieces as law enforcement closed the net. She wasn't just running from the police. She was running from her own sins. All right, slow up just in case. She turned left here. Right. Still on South River Drive. Heading north lane. Approaching gear lane. Nice scrub. Coming up to Warner Avenue. >> Approaching Warner Avenue. We have an unit in the area. >> Sorry. Get up there. We should be able to see her. I'd go that way. second. >> Taking westbound shot on 100 street. >> Westbound on 100. >> Disregard. It's going to be a DNR unit in lead. DNR pit. I don't know. Still westbound. Speeds are 96. No traffic. So, we're coming up to Green Avenue. The end was near when she hit a dead end. But her stubbornness pushed her right into the woods. But the forest couldn't hide her from the law closing in. Her wild escape drama had officially come to an end. >> So, we're crossing green on 100th dirt road. Brakes, brakes, brakes, brakes, brakes, brakes, brakes, brakes, brakes. Continuing into the woods. Keep going. We're going to be down by the creek. Vehicle stopped. Vehicle down near the creek. Don't move. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> Put your arms behind your back right now. >> I can't move. Stand off. >> You sure you have better enough? >> All right, you guys. Got a cage guy. Okay, let's go. You guys cage? Carry me. >> I ain't walking. Give me your legs. >> Yep. You carry me, man. >> I ain't walking. If you hold me like that, I walk. Hold me like that. >> Going to walk. Let's go. Come on. You going stop pulling me like that. >> Should have thought about that before I got arrested. In the end, this lady paid a heavy price for her crazy afternoon. She faced charges of assaulting a police officer, unauthorized use of a vehicle, felony evasion, and destruction of police property. Her punishment, [music] 3 years probation, a $1,234 fine, and the [music] bill for the car damages. The lesson here, don't steal police cars. But Lord, just watch how this Karen turned the law into a total joke. On March 21st, 2025, a mother staged a domestic abuse scene just to throw her boyfriend in jail. Little did she know, these experienced officers saw right through her poor victim act [music] in a heartbeat. And that's when the ugly truth began to unfold. >> I know. >> I mean, yeah, you can't be in the road. >> I know. >> Why don't you stay on the sidewalk? >> Because they they're bad. The sidewalks are bad. >> Yeah. >> Well, I need you to stay on the sidewalk. I need you to stop yelling at people. What did we say earlier about >> What did I yell at? >> I watched you yell at the FedEx person. >> I know. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You're not free to go yet. I'm still talking to you, Nicole. Just Just hang out. >> All right. >> All right. Stay right here. Just hang out. I got another officer coming to talk to you as well. >> We just >> Am I going to jail? >> I don't know. >> Okay, then. Let's Let's do it then. I got a place to stay. Just have a place to just hang out. Yep. I love that. Just sit down. Thank you. >> Where do you normally stay, Nicole? Salvation. >> Right here. >> Okay. >> With you guys. Yeah. Casle County. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Yes. Cat rat. >> Hi, Nicole. Calm down. >> What's going on, Nicole? [ __ ] on my body. Camera's on. What are we doing? >> Huh? >> What? >> What's going on? >> I don't know. >> Running down the sidewalk screaming and yelling. >> Yeah. Yep. >> Why you doing that? >> Cuz I like peeking. I like picking. I'm glad I'ming here. I'm staying. You're >> staying. Hey, staying >> staying and peacing 21 years. >> Showering people with fake gratitude is a dead giveaway of someone trying to manipulate a crime scene. But the minute she faced the firm hand of the law, that phony kindness quickly turned into pure rage. >> What? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why? >> Please don't arrest me. >> Stop. >> No. Please don't. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Nope. Stop. >> What? Disorder the conduct. >> Same thing. You just got to take it four five minutes ago. >> Oh, come on. >> Stop. Just stop for a minute. >> You literally were just saying you were excited. I'm >> qualified. You can walk on >> about the sidewalk. >> Okay. Is there anything on you that I need to know about? >> What? Let's go. >> Okay. That's what I'm saying. >> This is [ __ ] [ __ ] >> All right. Walk. >> I'm done. I'ming done. Lori, you're done. >> Stupid. Audio and video recorded. >> Okay. Thank you. Act like you're good. Thank you. What time is Is it supper? >> Yeah. You missed lunch, but I get supper. >> We get eggs. Eggs. Yeah. >> Perfect. >> Eggs. Eggs. Yeah. >> For that's for breakfast. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. Uhuh. No. [clears throat] No. We're not doing that. Keep >> eggs for breakfast. Yeah. I'll be out Friday. Yes. the 21st. Yes. Thank you. >> That's it. It's all good. >> Did it? >> Yeah. Put it back on. I get my period, right? Get your period. Sit back. >> Come on. Get your period. Yes. Yes. Get Oh, yeah. >> Stop. Nicole, >> wait. Let go. You don't have to hold me down. >> Well, then chill out. >> Don't touch me then. >> You can't touch me. Hey. Hey. Hey. >> I can't breathe. You're going to have to open the window, dude. I'm going to have asthma attack. You can't. I tried to tell you. You both can't [ __ ] touch me like you're [ __ ] [ __ ] You're done, Lou. You're done. You're done, Lou. Watch it. Watch it. When playing sick didn't work anymore, this woman's aggressive side completely exploded. She honestly believed she could use her physical health to bend the law. Truth is, she was just starring in her own poorly written drama. >> You guys both can'ting touch me. Put this seat belt on. We're almost done. We got till two weeks. Perfect. Yes, I did. Go like that to move youring hand there. Got my period. We're done. Go swimming. I'm gonna have a [ __ ] asthma attack, dude. Oh my god. I can't breathe. There we go. Look that. Yeah. Had one. Hi. Yeah. There we go. And yes. Thank you. Perfect. You think that was me? Am I good? I got There we go. Is he coming to get me? Yeah. Perfect. There we go. There we go. Perfect. Yeah, baby. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Having fun now. Yeah. I know. This is Oh, God. Yeah. Yeah. Get it. I don't give a Yeah. I got a place to stay. You, you and you. Oh, what? You guys are gone now. You don't give a Oh, yeah. We're having fun, Lou. Yeah. Woo! We're getting married. Got the cake. Yeah. Woo! Fun. Yeah. My whole life. My whole life. Yeah. Oh yeah, there we go. We're done. >> Ting like a child was just her way of staying in denial on the doorstep of jail. Once her parental rights were stripped away, her ego chose a dangerous path to survive. It was a hopeless and reckless refusal to face reality in front of the law. >> Put this on, please. Ow. There. That's it. We're done. That's it, baby. Yeah. Clean, baby. Yeah. There you go. Yeah. [screaming] Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I want to get ripped by a cup. Yeah. Yeah. We got the end of the bed. You're good. Okay. I'm done. Yeah. Come on, Caswell. Get me good. Yeah. We're having a good one, Louie. Oh god, we're having a good baby. Yes, peacon. Thank you. Oh yeah. Oh, come get me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. My whole life. Yeah. Wait. We got to see what we look like. We look good. There we go. Look. Oh yeah. Crying. Oh. Oh. Oh. [ __ ] Baby, get out of here. Stupid [ __ ] You happy? Yeah. >> Yeah, they're good. Big B, hurry up so I can get out. Dumb assing cops. That's all right. We like the metal plate. Oh, we're good. We're having a baby. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> When she couldn't handle the harsh reality, she chose to laugh right in the face of her own tragedy. But that sudden burst of joy was nothing but a thin veil hiding a broken soul. We got ho ho and Twinkie standing out there behind my head. Oh, let me tell you the ways. About 1 minute before I was born was about the first time it all started. And the lights went out. Boom. Boom. Yeah, it's all in my head. You go tell yourself that. And if you don'ting leave me alone when I get out. There we go. Do it. There you go. That's right. Smoke a cigarette. >> Tell them what you want. >> It depends how long I'm here. No. >> Any heart condition after? >> No. No. No. No. No. No. >> Do you have any um >> I die will be I'm healthy. I'm fine. I'm fine. Perfectly fine. >> All right. Are you suicidal? all day. You sign your name somewhere. >> Just put three X's and mine sign. Okay. >> Are you suicidal? >> I don't know. [ __ ] though. I'm [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] I don't know. You guess. You guess. Fill it out for you. >> Fill it out yourself. >> I don't know. I'm a detainee, so I don't know. >> Okay. >> Well, that's it. Okay. Check. Next, please. Okay. Are you going to try to escape or fight me when I uncuff you? >> Uh, no. I did not. You're lucky. >> Are you going to try to escape or fight me when I uncuff you? >> Did you you need me to sign my name? >> No, I'm just >> Okay, then. >> I just need you to answer the question. >> All right, then. >> I think that was it. >> Okay. >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail and hit with charges of disorderly conduct, resisting arrest with violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, and child endangerment. After her day in court, she was sentenced to 12 months probation with bail set at $1,900. She was [music] also ordered to undergo a substance abuse evaluation and given a one-year no contact order with the victim. In the last case, she fought to run away, but Lord, this time Karen walked right into the police station to start a circus. On February 27th, 2025, King County officers witnessed a twist of irony like they'd never seen before. Thinking that reporting the crime herself would wipe away any trace of her own guilt, this woman pretty much handed herself over to justice on a silver platter. And here is what really went down. >> Hi. Yeah, I will not be giving my report to you because >> Hi, Angela. You remember me from yesterday? >> Yes, I do. I would love to take your report if you want to talk. >> Yeah, that would be great. They have a private room. >> A private room. >> They took Yeah, they took another lady to make a report >> and they gave her privacy. >> Okay. >> I'd be happy to go to the Bellev Police Department instead. >> I mean, we can we can take your report here. What if we just step around the corner right here? >> No, I want privacy. >> Okay. Um >> I don't want these [ __ ] anywhere near >> the ones right here. >> You're fired. >> Hey, Angela, we have fire. Angel, we have five words. >> I'm trying to give you a report of a predator >> who went and conducted vehicular theft when you did not take the report. >> We have reports right back here. >> People suck. I will not talk to you [ __ ] You are intimidating me. You are a [ __ ] >> Angela, would you like to speak with our supervisor? I would like you who solicited me for prostitution on Homes Point arrested >> for soliciting prostitution. >> Would you like to speak with the supervisor about that? >> I would like your ass arrested right now. >> Angela, it's not going to happen. >> Well, then I will speak to your supervisor about it. >> All right. Okay. We have an interview room down there. Officer Oswald can take you there. Okay. Would you like a private interview room? Okay. >> Okay. this way through here. >> I have never committed this mind. >> Yeah, right. Right in there. You just want to step in there like should turn on. >> Right from the start, the delusion of her own innocence led her to use false accusations as a weapon. She honestly thought she was one step ahead and about to speak to someone higher up. But once inside that interrogation room, she just started rambling on and on about nothing. >> So, I have two crimes I want to report. I want to report him soliciting me for prostitution and I want to report that I am being extorted to make methamphetamine in exchange for housing. >> Okay, definitely we can >> and I don't make methamphetamine because I don't believe in recreational methamphetamine abuse. >> Okay, absolutely. >> I've never even used it. And you have criminals who assume that since my family are [snorts] a bunch of drug addict criminals that I am and I am not. >> Okay. [snorts] >> I'm the only person in my family to get a college degree >> and I paid for it myself. I was on financial aid. >> Where'd you go to school? >> I went to school at Mallister College with's daughter. >> You own your family owned it? >> My family did. The Esme EMOL. >> Okay. not familiar. >> Yeah, they get they the slaves got off the boat in 177 something. It was before 76 off of Ellis Island. It's Yeah, it's it's documented. >> That's awesome. That's cool. >> Um, do we want to take the report or were you waiting for supervisor? She's willing to tell you. >> I was waiting for the supervisor. I'm just making small talk. >> I don't know where they are. >> Do you have any water? I'm like [clears throat] parched. This place is dry. >> [snorts] >> Yeah, I don't like how they under report crimes against women here. I tried reporting um that same guy who had already stolen a car because your police department wouldn't take a report on a sexual predator from me. >> When she couldn't accept where she came from, she chose to live in a fake, glamorous world she made up in her own head. This total break from reality was a clear sign of a major mental breakdown and her conspiracy theories spoke for themselves. >> Um, she was on the news and her niece was stalking me. >> Okay. >> So, I got really pissed off. So, I'm very familiar with the car cuz it was following me around for 2 years. >> Okay. >> Until Marcota Terasawa banned them. He banished them, which is like the worst thing you could do to a Japanese person. So he banished them and somehow while that was panhandling at the exit of 405 >> right at 124th here your cop because he's a Johnson >> wouldn't do anything and he he was committed in the state of Minnesota he drugged me in my own apartment and I woke up with five broken ribs and bloodied knees he's like oh I didn't honey I just off over your boob. Isn't that funny? >> Yeah. >> How they just want to discriminate against us and starve us. And that was before 7 October. And you know where some of our food pantry boxes ended up? >> Where's that? >> Egypt and the Gaza tunnels because your food pantries and your Muslim help were supporting Hamas and Hezbollah. >> And they still are right here. And with all your police cams, it's really hard to believe that you didn't know about that. >> Yeah. I'm waiting for a supervisor. >> Hello. I'm the supervisor. >> Yeah. I >> officer Officer Officer Carson's got some things he wants to talk with you about. >> Yeah. I I would like him to be removed from the situation because I don't appreciate you ganging up on me. >> Okay. >> He solicited me for prostitution. >> Sounds good. And I am not a prostitute. >> Okay. >> And I don't appreciate him doing that. >> And then trying to punish me for it. >> Okay. >> Cuz I am not a prostitute and I have never been a prostitute. >> Blaming the system is the only way out for a mind that refuses to take any personal responsibility. But her body didn't know how to lie. Her fast talking showed that things were quickly escalating out of control. >> Before that, I have PTSD. Okay. because I was given that by the KKK. Okay. >> I >> when I was growing pot for your state cops and you walked up to my car several days before any kind of crime was committed on my part, >> you solicited prostitution for me. >> All right. So >> when I I opened my door for the first time feeling safe for the first time and who walks up to me but a cop [clears throat] asking me for favors. >> So Angela, you may think that that happened. I do not believe that that happened. Regardless, we are going to have to go to jail, okay? Because of those acts that you committed yesterday. >> I did not commit those acts. >> So you are under arrest for reckless driving. Okay? >> You are standing me. You are punishing me when you committed me for a you committed a crime against me. Why do you have to be such [ __ ] and you're gonna let him arrest me? Because you're theing that you are. I would rather be by your cop. >> Okay. >> I would rather be by youring cop. >> Thanks for stepping on my foot. You >> then you are going to jail. >> I don't enjoy I don't enjoy your cops. I don't enjoy youring water. >> And I hope you all in a horrible horrible earthquake and you're going to bring me mying possessions with me. >> You are such criminals. I want you to know what criminals these cops are. You're dogs. You areing dogs. Her high and mighty act completely shattered when reality refused to buy into her delusions with nobody left to tolerate her self-absorbed stories. Her true colors came out in pure helplessness. And that humiliation turned into absolute rage. >> Being the criminal dogs that you are. You are the biggest criminals in King County. You and Bill, >> you pull out cops. >> Nope. Sorry you feel that way. Angela, hop in the car. All right then. >> Back again because she literally tried to put her in the lift and she cussed them out. Um and then she just left. So I don't know if we're going to read her. >> I involuntarily committed her though. >> Once got doesn't continue. >> Yeah. No jails regionally can take her right now because she's active and no one has single cells available. >> She has not once said she while she's here. >> Not one time. So that's why she was discharged and she was um extremely she would not take medications. She was extremely aggressive um with all the staff verbally cussing us out doing whatever. And it sounds like the jail is where she needs to be not a psych facility because she's not she did not endorse SI. >> If you guys are declining her then that is >> I'm going to go talk to the provider and cuz they have the decision but they said we're not they're not taking her back before when we sent her out. So, let me go double check question on this because this is the first time I've run into this. >> We're telling you we have independent involuntary commitment criteria right now on the surface. After she left here 2 hours ago, she tried to >> we are here with her in handcuffs telling you that we're here because of her mental health conditions. >> Okay. No, >> that she just tried. >> But okay. >> So, I just want to make sure we're on the same page before you say we're not accepting her. >> I didn't say that. I said I'm going to get the provider. So, please don't twist things. And that's why I said I'm going to go talk to the provider because they're the ones who make the decision. Yeah. >> Because she was denying all the SI hi and everything else. Let me go and ask the provider what they want to do. That is um their decision and then I will be right back. And >> I thought that's the first thing I said. >> Yeah. >> She's super uncooperative. She won't accept help from anyone or anything. I would hope we could try and get a DCR involved to get because that was my initial goal was hopefully we get her into some kind of more permanent housing because >> she has been living like this for years and years and years. >> Um but she just she's the kind of person that won't accept help from anyone for any reason. Right. >> Even though her story ended at a psychiatric facility, she still had to face charges of reckless driving, resisting arrest, and assaulting a police officer. Because of her severe mental state, she was put under an involuntary hold for medical treatment before the court system could make a final ruling. It's one thing to make a fool of yourself resisting arrest, but Lord, just watch how this Karen serves as the absolute worst advertisement for drug use. On March 5th, 2025, police found themselves in a terrifying touchandgo situation. A woman completely lost control, putting her own life and the lives of innocent drivers at risk. All for the sake of a druginduced hallucination. And here is what really went down. >> Yo, what's her name? >> Heather. >> Heather. Heather. What's going on? Y'all know what she takes normally? Anything else? >> I'll show everyone. Can I get VCFR reference to 35? Hey, are you all right? Can you get off the road so we can talk off the road? Did you take something today other than We got to get off the road cuz I don't want you to get hit. Can you get up? >> Hey. Hey. Hey, sit up. Come on. I need you to sit up. Okay. Can we Hey, we're going to get off the road. Okay. Come on. Where does she stay? In here? >> No. >> Okay. Hey, >> I know from over there. >> Her name is Heather. >> Yeah, I know. >> Heather, calm down. Can you sit down? Can you sit down? I don't want you to get hurt. Sit down. Sit down. I don't want you to get hurt. >> Can you talk to me? >> Can you talk to me? >> Listen, we got the ambulance coming to check on you. Okay. >> With her brain completely shut down, this woman became a slave to her wildest instincts. No logic, no sense of danger. Every single attempt by officers to talk her down was just a waste of breath. >> We got the ambulance coming. Okay. Can you speak to me? Can you tell me your name? How about we just sit down? I don't want you to get hurt. Sit down. Just stay on the floor. You're going to get hurt if you keep getting up. Coming off of something and something else. They don't know her last name, only that her first name is Heather. I saw her freaking out in the road doing doing this. She keeps going like in and out. Hey, >> Heather. Heather. >> Hey. We're not doing that on the floor, but she doesn't understand. >> I want Whit side to identify her cuz I guarantee you he knows her. >> Hey, you're going to get hurt. >> You're going to slam your head on the floor. >> Stay on the floor. >> They just saw her. They just saw her walking down the street freaking out. Hey. >> Hey. I already tried to >> She just doesn't understand. She needs to stay still. This is what we This is This is what we went with with Joseph Malor yesterday. Pretty sure it's like >> she was moving around too much. >> I don't know if they're going to be able to do anything cuz she's moving around too much. >> This is exactly what Joseph Mallure did on Hey, so she's freaking out. Doesn't really understand what's going on. She was turning blue earlier. They tried to nan her but they were unable to. She keeps kind of going in and out. She uh went down earlier and turned blue and on the in the face. >> Stop. Never get named by chance or anything. >> We only know first name is Heather. That's all we know. >> I'm waiting for White Side to come so we can ID her. Yeah. I didn't know if she was going to go unconscious or not all the way. So, say next time goes like that. >> With her nervous system fried, Heather treated the order to stay still like a death sentence. Her mind was slipping in and out of consciousness. Her resistance wasn't even a conscious choice anymore. It had turned into a dangerous instinctual reflex. >> Can you stand up? >> Hi. Hello. Hello. Hello. >> Hello. You're not in trouble. We're just going to help. We're trying to get you help. We're just going to get you home. We're trying to get you help. >> Stop before we have to put you on the ground. >> Okay, we're going on the ground. >> Uhhuh. Uhuh. >> Stop. >> Stop. We're going to help you. We're trying to help you. Stop. >> Go down. Mommy, stop. Hey, >> stop, bro. You're hitting your head on the floor. >> Stop. All right. >> Can you get out for us? Come on. >> Who's this? >> Heather. >> Thanks. >> Already come. >> Yep. Yep. And they said they can't do anything. Basically, same thing. Adjusted water. They already Heather Mike. >> Heather, stop kicking. Okay. We're going to take you off. Come on, girl. >> Think she has anything. >> Heather. Heather, can you see me? Heather. >> No, they said they were like scared. >> They were scared her. They kept backing up. >> Heather. Hey, it's Whiteside. Can you hear me? Are you okay? All right. Ready? We're going to get you in that car. Here, >> have a seat down there. There you go. There you go. Nope. Come on. Come on. Get in. Go. Get in. Heather, stop here. Watch out. Watch out. >> That sudden mental shift showed a nervous system that was completely shattered. She attacked like crazy as her survival instinct got totally warped, turning the back of that police car into a battleground of fear and paranoia. [screaming] >> Hey You're all right. Hey there. Taking you to the hospital. You're fine. I'm come out. We're at the hospital. Hey, stop. Stop. When the drugs took over her mind, the madness quickly turned into cold, hard stubbornness. She had zero self-control left, making every police effort to get her to cooperate completely hopeless. Her breaks were totally gone. >> No, probably not. >> Probably not. >> Probably not. Hey, stop. >> Stop. You don't do that. >> Heather, I'll kill up. Okay. You know, you got >> All right. >> Okay. All right. >> You can put your leg down. You're okay. After getting medical treatment, she was hauled off to jail and face charges of disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and assaulting an officer. What do you think would be a fitting punishment for her? Let me know in the comments below. Now, that drug nightmare is nothing compared to the crazy girlfriend coming up next. On November 3rd, [music] 2024, when a 911 call reported a violent altercation at a gas station, a woman had allegedly assaulted her husband in plain view of their three children. And what happened next? Well, buckle up. >> Nothing. I'm getting gas. What's the problem? >> What's the problem? Cuz I'm getting gas. >> We were called out here for a fight in progress. >> She just called her. She just called. I don't know. I heard her talking about somebody else earlier, but I just got off work. I'm going home. Other than that, I'm getting gas. That's it. >> Everything's good. >> Do me a favor. Go ahead and step out of the vehicle. You got anything on you or anything? >> All right. >> Other than that, I'm getting gas. That's it. >> I don't know what she called for. That's it. >> She didn't call for nothing. She didn't call for nothing. What do I need to come over here for? >> We got to talk about what's going on out here. >> I'm the one who made the call. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Uh, so that guy, he didn't do anything. He didn't kiss her. He didn't put hands on her. All he did was protect himself. The woman you could have stopped over there and assaulted him multiple times. Okay. Like open like closed fist assault with him has been causing a disturbance. He was trying to get her to calm down and leave. >> Yeah. >> About what time did you get here? Do you know? >> I just got off work. >> You just got off work >> just now. There. >> Yeah. Yeah. What time you get off work? >> 7. >> 7. >> I'm supposed to been off. >> But he just came and got me. So >> what's the issue? Because she couldn't have called if I was just in there getting gas. >> Well, that's what that's what we're here trying to figure out. >> So why are people telling us that you're hitting the guy in there? >> No problem. Nothing. I don't understand who who's people. I'm me by myself with my husband. People want to tell you that he could tell you that himself just got off. >> So So why would people be saying >> so that's them? >> Okay. Why would why would people if you're not believing what I >> Why would we be getting reports in the fight? >> Well, I'm trying to get off work. I'm trying to go home to my kids. That's it. I mean myself, Kyne, that's my name. >> I'm not here for nobody else. I don't give a about nobody else. I'm a clean person. I'm a good person. Go ahead and run that. Other than that, I need to go home. Whatever somebody's saying, that's what somebody else saying. >> Was Was there an argument or anything? >> No. I was just trying to get gas. I just paid for his gas. >> No, no. I mean, I I I I get that. We're just >> Officers confirmed there were three kids in the car while the woman kept denying any fight ever took place. I don't know why y'all are even here, she insisted. Then the husband showed up trying to play it cool, but he was sweating like he ran a marathon. Sir, blink twice if you need help. >> So, I got mult multiple witnesses over here >> that said that he was just defending himself. Okay. >> She was yelling and screaming at him >> and then bald fist and started assaulting him. Started hitting him. bald fist, both hands. All right. >> And I got two witnesses that are going to do witness statements. >> Oh, awesome. Okay. >> And then for y'all to come up here like that like I did. I didn't do nothing to him. He can tell you stuff. I didn't do nothing to >> I mean, he will. >> Exactly. And I have three kids in the car. I'm not I don't have time for that. >> Have you taken anything tonight? Have you >> I'm not taking anything. I work at a club. I am a stripper. >> No, I get that. >> That's where I work at. That's what I do. >> No, I understand that. I just like there's no >> nothing going on. Would you mind standing with my uh my supervisor here? >> I'm here with him. >> told me they got multiple witnesses. I just spoke with another one. The guy was defending himself. He is balling fists, punching him, assaulting him. Threats all dead. He runs from the outside of the vehicle in the passenger side all the way in. They started hearing company like he's hitting him. >> HD. That's what I have. I don't drink. I don't do none of that. I'm just a hyper ass person person. That's my ego. That's my vibe. That's how I am. That's how I make my money. I'm a stripper. But when me and my husband 8 years strong, freak kids. None of that. None of that. >> Hold back to me, please. For what? >> Right now, you're under arrest for assault. >> I haven't done anything to facing forward. Give me your purse. Let go. Let go. >> No. No. No. No. No. Y'all can't do that. >> Let go. >> You have to go ask him. Better not investigate anything. >> We did. You're supposed to go investigate. >> There are three other officers on scene. >> I have not done anything for y'all to arrest me. >> I don't agree with that. Contact my lawyer because y'all have not known no no right to do that to me. I have not done anything to my husband. >> We're probably because we have multiple people. >> Damn. But y'all have to ask my husband. I have not done anything to him for y'all to do that to me. Seriously, I just got homework from Rickette. What the [ __ ] are you talking about? Yo, >> this is not fair. trying to spare your kids. You're making a bigger scene. Your kids, >> you are arresting me. That's a big scene. To arrest me in front of my children. Yes. >> She started throwing out excuses, [music] blaming her job, her ADHD, her chronic victimhood. She begged her husband to back her up, but witnesses already gave police what they needed. When officers moved in, she exploded, screaming, refusing commands, [music] unraveling right before our eyes. Clearly, we're not dealing with someone in a calm mental state. You're going to go to jail. You're going to get another job >> for resisting because it is against the law for y'all to take me to jail. Y'all have no proof of me assaulting him. >> Come on. Get arrested. >> This is so wrong that y'all are doing this to me when I get off work. Yo, >> what am I going to jail for? >> Assault. Family violence. >> I did not assault him. You can ask him for yourself. You did not know why you're taking me >> to jail. >> For what? >> We'll deal with that later. We're going to deal with them later. I didn't do anything to him. You didn't even ask me. He's right there. >> Yeah, that's why we have other officers on scene. >> Dude, let me out. Please >> stop hitting the back of our car. >> I'm not going to give a about you. You arrested me for nothing or something. >> You have no evidence against me. Please >> stop hitting the back of the car now. >> You're arresting me for what? >> Oh my god. This >> what? >> Stop. >> For what? >> Assault. Family violence. I didn't do anything to him. He will tell you this out of her. >> I did not do anything. Let me go. >> I didn't touch my head. >> Stop. Stop. >> Tell you why. >> Stop hitting your head. >> Stop hitting your head. >> Let me go. >> Stop hitting your head. >> Let me go. Let me go. I don't give a care if y'all would not find care about me. I don't give a what I do. I'm not letting you guys. I'm not letting you guys idiots. Y'all want to kill me. I don't care. I'm not letting you kill me. >> Honestly, I don't know who's paying to watch this woman strip. Society standards must be in the basement. And she's a mother, too. Those poor kids growing up in a world of chaos handcrafted by their very own mom. Y'all don't care. >> No, y'all don't care about me. Y'all want me to die. Get the off me. Drop my ass. I don't care. Get off me. I'm suing you so hard, bro. Get the off me. >> Get the off me. Get off me. I'm pregnant. Don't sit on my stomach, you expecting a baby, you piece of [ __ ] No, you're on my stomach. >> You're so awesome. You don't even care. >> Anchor >> because he's stupid as No. No, ma'am. I can't see without my glasses. I don't know who the I'm talking to. I can't see you. I don't know who I'm talking to. I'm legally blind, you mother. I'm only 51. Don't touch my earrings. Don't touch my earrings. >> They're coming off. >> No, you haven't ripped them off. You have to take them off the back. Get off of me, bro. >> Turn around the other way. >> Stop touching me. >> That one's already on. >> Stop bending my legs, you idiot. It hurts. >> All right, let's go. No, ain't no. Let's go. You're in my legs like >> Stop treating like a black dude. I'm not a black person. >> I need to take your necklace off. Okay. >> Why? >> Because it's >> Okay, just ask me. I want to calm down. >> I will bite you. >> I will [ __ ] bite you. >> I don't know if you want to do that. >> I don't give a Tell me. I'm going to. >> Then she tried the classic I'm pregnant card, but the over-the-top behavior made it look more like a stall tactic than anything medical. Once she felt cornered, she lashed out verbally, [music] racially, and even tried intimidating the cops. Spoiler alert, that never works. Ready? 1 2 3. >> I didn't even do anything for y'all to bust me up like this. Didn't even do for y'all to bust me up like this. >> Stop hurting me. Mother down. >> Stop hurting me. >> You are hurting me. You're breaking my out, bro. Stop hurting me. Stop pulling my hand. It hurts. >> I'm telling you that you're cutting my hand and you're not listening. >> Put that strap up in the middle. >> See? And I can't see a thing. >> Where's the glasses? >> They're right there. >> Let's get them. >> Please give me my glasses. I just broke them. Give me my glasses. >> Trying to help you through this process. >> Come to talk to me. Um, >> so we're just trying to help you through this process. Okay. >> You're not helping. >> I need Look, to in order to help you, I'm going to need a couple things. Okay. I'm not telling y'all. >> Well, look, here's the deal. If >> there's no deal here scam scam artist, you're doing your job. Get your job. Wherever you going to take me, take me. I'm not saying nothing else to y'all. >> All this trying to help me. >> All of this can get >> mother. We look, we can't do anything. I I can't do anything unless you unless you answer these questions. >> When you answer questions, don't make me. >> Do you want to answer these questions? Hey, Mimi. >> Do you Do you know your aunt Mimi? >> Who the is a Mimi? I don't >> Aunt Mimi. >> I don't I don't Mimi. >> You don't? She She called in because she was worried about you. >> I don't know who that is. >> All All I need is you just answer. It's about like five to 10 questions and we'll be and we'll be done. We can move on with this. Okay. >> Eventually, she was taken into custody and charged with assault causing bodily injury and resisting law enforcement. Depending on local laws, that could mean jail time, probation, or more. Oh, and doing all this in front of her kids, that just adds fuel to the legal fire. Courts don't take kindly to moms turning gas stations into MMA rings. At the end [screaming] of the day, reality always wins. If you enjoyed watching justice get served to these unhinged Karens, make sure to like, subscribe, and share your [screaming] thoughts below. Until next time, stay safe out there. Okay. >> Some people honestly believe the rules of reality just don't apply to them. In this body cam breakdown, watch how fast a psycho Karen's [music] delusional game shatters the second she pushes nononsense officers too far. >> Go up you. >> On August 3rd, 2024, a domestic call brought police face to face with a woman boiling over with rage. Nobody expected that this arrest would just be the opening act for one wild chase. And here is what really went down. >> While I go talk to them, just don't want you to get hit because people can't see. Just go sit at the end of the driveway. >> You have an ID on you in the middle of this. It don't do nobody no mother. I'm going to go check on him real quick. Is he friendly? You need medical attention. I see the back of it. >> I was in the house and I look out the window. Here she comes storming up the driveway all red in the face. She got pissed off at me and kicked. >> Try to stay away from her. >> Well, I'm going to have to arrest her just cuz she did assault you. I'm going to be right back. Okay. >> Fortunately, you're going to be under arrest for assaulting him. It don't matter cuz he can do whatever he wants. >> Okay. >> To me, but once I start getting a little irritated back, >> okay? You just can't touch him though. I need to stand up. Put your hands behind your back. Courtney, you need to stand up. Put your hands behind your back. >> You can't grab me like >> Okay. Well, if you can behave and put your hands in the front for me, >> I'll be cooperative with you. Okay. >> He gets away with what he did. Okay. >> You have anything in your purse? They're going to toss it at the jail. though. >> What am I supposed to do is shove on my ass sideways? >> Well, whatever. I guess all my gets thrown away and I get maybe lose more of my stuff. >> But your pants on the ground. >> You're going to make me lose more of my >> for me, too, huh? Poants. >> Give me your other arm. >> Pants off you. >> What's your name? I must do pants off you. That final struggle where she actually bit the officer was just the last gasp of an ego that refused to lose. By the time backup arrived, she was officially under control, but leaving the suspect in the front seat. Well, that mistake opened the door for the absolute circus that came next. Whatever. Yeah, I'm stewing the pants off. >> Shut up. >> Thanks, pricks. I'm stewing the pants off. You guys have like hands down. >> Courtney, I do know you. >> Huh? >> Huh? >> You tough? Huh? You >> came back for me. Good. >> Yep. >> Okay. Put some hand sanitizer on there. >> Yeah. [ __ ] me over. Me over my buckle. >> Whoops. You think she's going to spit on you and kick your things? And she might Hey, it's Hilg. Letting a suspect get near the driver's seat and the keys is an unbelievable rookie mistake. She didn't miss her chance turning that police car into her getaway ride while the officers just stood there in shock. Um, if you know of family or anybody, hold on to that. >> It's 4:15. We're in pursuit of a patrol car. So we might have a T coming up. So get close. You're not pit trained, are you? >> No. >> Okay, keep going. >> Still northbound coming up to me. Speeds are >> 100 milesPH. Scrub. Scrub. Scrub. >> Airm. We're eastbound on power line. >> Check. Westbound. Doing good. Just keep your bearings. We're on dirt. >> Northbound on >> coming up to 140 is still northbound. SC right after go around 28. >> Come through the curves coming up to 128th Street. in the current approaching 128 River Drive. >> The delusion of a successful escape made her completely reckless. But that confidence quickly shattered into pieces as law enforcement closed the net. She wasn't just running from the police. She was running from her own sins. All right, slow up. Just in case she turned left here, right? Still on South River Drive. Heading north lane. Approaching right here. Nice scrub. Coming up to Warner Avenue. >> Approaching Warner Avenue. We have an angle unit in the area. All right. Get up there. We should be able to see her. I'd go that way. seconds. >> Taking westbound shot on 100 street. >> Westbound on 100. >> Disregard. It's going to be a DNR unit in the DNR pit. I don't know. Still westbound. Speeds are 96. No traffic. So, we're coming up to Green Avenue. The end was near when she hit a dead end, but her stubbornness pushed her right into the woods. But the forest couldn't hide her from the law closing in. Her wild escape drama had officially come to an end. >> So, we're crossing green on 100 dirt road. Brakes, brakes, brakes, brakes, brakes, brakes, brakes, brakes, brakes. Continuing into the woods. Keep going. Heat. Heat.