drank anything today? What did you drink earlier? >> Vodka. Otherwise, it's dreadful. >> You're falling down drunk or just a little bust. >> I feel like I'm very >> No, I don't feel like I'm falling down drunk. >> She thought her privilege was a license to lie, turning a simple stop into a master class in manipulation. >> You were completely asleep at the wheel. I was not asleep. I was just I was not asleep. >> Hey. Hey. All right, I'm done. Step out. >> Hey, no. >> Step out. Do it. >> You're under arrest. No. >> But watch what happens when this super entitled Karen runs out of excuses and finally gets busted. >> Put your hands out like you're flying an airplane. You're going to kind of bend over a little bit and then your hands go back behind your back. On April 1st, 2023, down in Florida, a weaving sedan caught the eye of a seasoned lieutenant. Behind a calm exterior during the traffic stop, the driver, a woman named Mandrea, was hiding something she didn't want found. Here is how it all went down. Good. >> All right. >> Yeah. Are you all right? >> I'm all right. >> You're looking at me like weird. >> So, you have corrective lenses on your driver's license? Yeah. >> So, are you wearing contacts? >> Contacts. >> Okay. >> I was you could like do a flashlight then you could tell. >> I don't want to blind you. Honey. >> No. Go ahead. >> Where are you going tonight? >> Home. >> Where's home? >> Cafe. The only thing that is on my car is the donut on this side. In the back. That's it. >> I got you. Drink anything today? >> I mean like earlier? That's it. What did you drink earlier? >> Uh, otherwise it's rainbow. >> So, are you good to drive? >> My house is literally two blocks away. >> Would you be willing to perform some field sobriety exercises for me? >> I mean, yes, but I kind of hate that [ __ ] because soiety field [ __ ] is like [ __ ] but I will do it. >> Okay, I appreciate that. Uh, I don't know the vehicle. >> You don't know what year this car is. Yours or somebody else's? >> Somebody else's. My parents. >> Okay, no worries. I'll find out in two seconds. >> Here's your license for now. And all I need to do that X. That's just a written warning because you were kind of just bouncing off the curves. >> Okay. Caused me some reason to worry. That's why I want to get out of it. >> For a second. Yes, sir. >> Yeah. We're going to probably go right up here on this sidewalk up here where it's flat and well lit and stuff like that. >> How about because this >> Yeah, come on. Come on over. >> Her confusion over the car's production year revealed a clear gap in her short-term memory, courtesy of the substances in her system. She immediately shifted into a theatrical performance to prove she was sober. However, that very effort was exactly what gave her away. >> Do me a favor. Come over here. You stand right here and then face me and then I'm just going to read you some stuff. Okay? And then we'll just knock out these exercises and then as long as you do good then you've got your way. Okay? All right. So the first one we're going to do is called the walk and turn. So put your left foot on the line. Then place your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot with the heel of the right foot against the toe of the left. Do you understand these instructions? >> Yes. >> You may begin. >> All right. 1. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. Okay. So, the next exercise we're going to do the one-legged stand. So, you're going to stand with your feet together and your arms down at your side. So, it's going to be just like this. >> Well, that's a little hard cuz it's like I can't even tell. It's like this. >> Oh, this is this pretty flat right here. >> Okay. So, stand with your arms down your side. Maintain that position until told otherwise. And then when I tell you I want you to raise one leg, either one, it doesn't matter. Approximately 6 inches off the ground. Foot pointed out both legs straight with the elevated foot and count in the following manner. 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10002 1 3 1 104 and so on until told to stop. >> You understand the instructions? >> Yes. >> Okay. You need me to demonstrate it for you? >> Uh yeah. >> Okay. So, you're going to be like this. >> You're going to go 100 1,00200 3 1004 100 5 106 107 You're just going to keep going until I say stop. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. You may begin. >> 1 2 3. >> She tried to rush through things to mask her cognitive and motor skill failures. But that straight white line doesn't lie. It exposed her paralyzed state. Once the act failed, the situation started spiraling out of control. Five. Six. Seven. That's eight. Nine. 10. 11. >> Okay. You can stop. All right. The next exercise we're going to do is the finger to nose. Okay. So, you're going to stand with your feet together and your arms at your side >> with your fingers pointing down. So, you're going to look just like this. Okay. Don't start until I tell you to. You instruction so far? Yep. Okay. And then when I tell you to start, I want you to close both eyes and tilt your head back. And when I tell you to, I want you to bring the hand that I direct you to upward touch the tip of your nose. Um, with your finger. >> So, it's going to look like this. >> Oh my god. >> Right. So, it's going to look like this. When I tell you to >> tilt back, >> you're going to tilt back. You're going to close your eyes and you're going to go like this. Like this. Whatever hand I tell you. So, if I tell you left, you do left. If I tell you right, do the right. Remember? >> All right. >> Got it? Okay. So, after touching your nose, immediately bring your hand down to your side. Do you understand the instructions so far? All right. Go ahead and tilt your head back. Close your eyes. >> Left, right, left, right, right. >> Right, >> left, >> left, >> right, >> right, >> left, >> okay, one more. Okay, so you're going to put your hands out like you're flying an airplane. You're going to kind of bend over a little bit and then your hands go back behind your back. Right. >> So, at this point, I say there's no >> You didn't You didn't do too well on your test. Okay. At this point, I'm suspecting you of driving under the influence. Would you be willing to provide me a sample of your breath? >> It's a rare thing to see someone under the influence face the music with such a friendly and calm attitude. She accepted being caught red-handed without any resistance or rudeness. That kind of professionalism shows a decent character even if she did make a mistake. >> I'll say I'm not going to >> not going to do good. >> No, I'm not going to like go thrashing about. >> Okay. Well, I appreciate that. I appreciate it. >> Makes it easier on us. Miss Andrew, I'm going to give this to Officer Clark. It's just a written warning for the reason I pulled you over. Like I said, you were kind of almost bouncing off that curb. Had there been cars there, you probably would have hit them. I don't know if you were driving, but that's that was why we stopped you. Okay. So, I'm going to give this to him. That's going to go with your paperwork. Is there anything in the car you need >> or purse in there? >> Maybe my like my license if you need it. >> Yeah. Do you have your phone's in there too, right? >> Yes. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Do you have like a purse or anything? >> Yes. >> You want to >> I mean like maybe my license and my purse is about it. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Do that. Yeah. Just if you want to come with us and that way you can see what we're getting in the car and all that. >> Bravo living up. >> Just tell me what you need. >> Turn it off. >> You want me to turn it off? All right. back up on me real quick. >> All right. But like before you turn it off, turn up the um the windows. I say I just don't want to. >> And are you good with your car staying here? Do you want us to tow it? Because you're in a private parking. >> No, I was about to say do not tow it. It >> We don't tow out of private parking lots, but if the business wants to tow, they can tow it tomorrow. So, just FYI, and we're not going to tow it if you're if you're good with it here. >> Yeah. No, that's fine. Um let me just make sure I have my like license and all that. You should have in your pocket right now. >> In your front pocket. Right. >> Anything else? >> No, that's all. Um, >> need your phone. >> You want your purse in there? >> Yeah. Let me sit in my purse. >> All right. I'll put your keys in your purse. All right. >> Thank you so much. >> Hold on. I'll say it. Unlock it. >> Then she spent a solid 2 minutes worrying about her car windows instead of her own legal future. She used politeness as a shield, hoping for gentler treatment from the authorities. It was certainly a fascinating psychological reaction to pressure. >> I'm going to tell you this. If we leave it on the front seat, you're probably coming coming back to a broken window cuz somebody's probably >> Yeah, let's put it in the trunk at least. >> Yeah, we could put it in the trunk. Uh, no, that's the gas tank. Um, I don't even know where the gut the trunk is. >> All right. Can your uh key open it? >> I wish I could. >> There you go. >> All right. So, you just want your phone and keys to come with you, right? >> Yep. >> All right. I'm putting everything else in the trunk. >> Yeah, that's fine. Everything over here is my clothes, laundry, detergent. >> Turn around for me real quick. All right. I'm just Where's your ID at? >> In my You can grab it out for me. All right. >> All right. I'm going to put your phone, keys, and your ID with you. All right. >> Thank you. >> No problem. Can you just lean up against here if you >> I got you. >> I got you. All right. So, roll that window up over there. >> The window over there is still down a little bit. >> Thank you. You're welcome. That one's up. That one's up. That one's up. All right. They're all up. >> That's exactly what I was doing. I was like, that that that You got the keys. Got the windows. >> Got the windows. It's >> locked. ID. >> ID and phone. >> All right, we're going to go over to the white car. >> All right. You don't have any bombs, knives, guns, atomic bombs, hand grenades, >> none of those sorts. >> Nothing. >> You don't have any weed or anything like that. The reason I'm asking since we got up to the jail just right now, it's just a misdemeanor in the grand scheme of things. Not just for pain. >> But yeah, >> in the end, she was taken to jail to face a DUI charge. In Florida, the potential penalties for a first offense can range from a $500 to $1,000 fine, a license suspension of 6 months to a year, 50 hours of community service, and mandatory behavioral recovery classes. So, Red Bull and Vodka might give you wings, but this little stunt, it's giving you a free ride to jail. On December 8th, 2024, the frantic knocking of a passer by on a car window revealed a scene that raised a lot of eyebrows. Why on earth would a woman be fast asleep in the middle of a noisy city street? Well, the truth behind that little nap turned out to be a bitter lesson in self-control. Hey, >> hey, any other indication? >> No. Uh, outside of these people were pounding on the window when I got here and she's completely slumped. Hey, police department. Hey, please fire your roll on your window. No, she just tried to put it in with the water bottle. >> Hey, officer Spider, police department. Just so you know, you're being audio and video recorded on my body camera. >> Okay. >> Any reason why you're passed out at the light here? >> Oh, I'm not passed out. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> How come you were not You were completely asleep at the wheel. >> I was not asleep. I was just I was not asleep. Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You weren't asleep. >> No, we just have a lot of things going on. Everyone's being audio video and recorded. >> So, yes. >> Yeah. Okay. Where are you coming from today? >> I'm going home from our game. >> What game? >> Our soccer game. >> Okay. Whose soccer game? >> My soccer game. My soccer team soccer game. >> Okay. Where was that at? >> At the shower. >> All right. Do you have anything to drink there? >> No. >> No alcohol at all? >> No. Okay. Any narcotic use today? >> No. Uh, no. >> Okay. What would cause you to be slumped over at the wheel at a green light? >> Uh, just waiting for the light to turn green. I wasn't slumped over. I need for the lights to turn green. >> Okay. You were completely slumped over and people were knocking on your window and you weren't responding at all. >> I'm sorry. I didn't realize that. >> The second she woke up from her stuper, she started spinning a tall tale about a soccer game to cover her tracks. She was trying so hard to protect her image that she forced herself into a state of fake alertness. But let me tell you, honey, once those officers started checking her paperwork, all that logic came crashing down like a house of cards. >> So, you said your team had a soccer game at Showware? >> Yes. >> All right. You were playing? >> Yes. >> What position do you play? >> Defense. >> Okay. >> Do you have a driver's license? I can see? >> Yes. >> All right. And then do you have registration and insurance for the vehicle as well? All right. This is not either of those. >> Sorry. Let me make sure that I have my registration for you. >> What time did the soccer game end? >> Is this my registration? >> Yep, that's registration. >> There you go. >> And then do you have insurance for the truck? >> Uh, yeah. >> What time did the soccer game end in? >> Um, we had the Stars game was right after our game. So, >> Nope. That's a receipt. >> What am I looking for? >> We're looking for insurance. >> Sorry. What does that look like? be willing to participate in voluntary field sobriety tests with me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. I don't need to see that. I just needed to see it. I don't need to hold it. So, why don't you step out and come over to the sidewalk with me and we'll go through those field sobriety tests. >> What am I going to do? >> It's just a series of tests to determine whether or not you're okay to drive, whether you're impaired. >> Okay. >> We'll go and walk this way around this car. >> How long have you been playing soccer for? >> Since I was two. >> Gotcha. That's a long time. Walk over this side. I walk over here. So, I know I asked already like if you had to guess, what time would you say that that soccer game ended? >> My game ended and then we had another game at 6:00. >> You guys had another game at 6:00 or you just >> move my truck. >> Nope. Nope. You can just stay here. Stop right there. >> All right. Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. >> All right. Can you take your hands out of your pockets? I'm just going to make sure real quick. Okay. All right. Just keep your hands down by your sides. Okay. Do you wear contact lenses or glasses? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have those contact lenses in right now? >> Yeah. >> Other than that, do you have any issues with your vision? Her mind was still stuck at the soccer stadium while her body was facing the long arm of the law. She tried to manipulate the officer, throwing around technical jargon like she was some kind of legal expert. But reality doesn't pause for a bad performance, no matter how calculated you think you're being. >> All right. Can you see the tip of my finger up here? >> Am I looking at your finger? >> Yep. Look at the tip of my finger. Can you see it? >> Yes. >> All right. Keep your hands down by your sides for me. And then just follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Follow the tip of your finger with your eyes and my eyes and only. Yeah. >> Yep. >> Eyes and your eyes only. Pupils. >> What are you saying? >> I'm just walking through my steps. I I vocalize what I'm thinking. >> Okay. Sorry. >> Yep. So, just keep following my finger. Okay. >> There's a bright light right here. >> Yep. I know. So, we have lack of pursuit. >> What? >> Oh, I'm just still talking out loud. So, just keep following it. Just keep following my finger. >> There's a lot of flashlights is I know. >> All right. >> What am I looking at? >> Tip my finger. Same thing that we've been looking at the whole time. Do you have any issues walking? Issues with your legs, feet, hips, anything like that. >> No. >> Okay. Count your steps out loud and keep your arms at your sides. And I'm going to demonstrate this for you. Okay. >> Okay. I feel like this is like like am I allowed to deny this test? >> Yep. I told you it's voluntary from the beginning. >> Okay. >> Do you not want to do it anymore? >> No. I just feel like I'm like >> it's a yes or no question. I already feel like I'm balancing. >> Okay, it's a yes or no question if you want to do it. >> I mean, what happens if I say I don't want to do it? >> It doesn't that doesn't change anything. It's just a part of my investigation. All right, so I've given you the instructions. I can demonstrate for you and then we can start the test if you'd like. >> Sure. Demonstrate for me. >> Okay. You want me to stand like this? This is in a normal standing position. >> I know. And that's part of the test. So, keep your hands by your sides. Okay. >> All right. At this point, you're under arrest. Okay. >> No, no, no, no. I'll do what you want. >> At this point, you're under arrest for DU. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. But for why? I I literally I said I would agree with what you're doing and then you're arresting me >> because based on the totality of my investigation, you're impaired. >> When reality finally hit her, all that arrogance evaporated, leaving nothing but desperation and a very late surrender. But by then, the booze had already stripped away her ability to save herself. Those drunken choices she made were the final nail in the coffin of her hopes. I said based off my partner's assessment, he believes you were under the influence of alcohol and that's why you fell asleep at the wheel. Once he gets to the station, he'll talk to you more in depth about why you're under arrest. >> All right, go and step on out. >> You again? >> Yeah, me again. >> Oh, good. You got my license. >> We're going to turn. >> Do you have my phone? >> No, I do not. >> Where is it? >> It's in your pocket. >> Oh, it's in my pocket. >> It was not in your pocket. It was in your pocket. We're going to stand and face these blue signs right here. I'll keep saying right there for a second. Come in here and take a seat on this bench. You can take a seat. Do you understand these rights? >> Hello. >> Hey, Mark. This is Officer Phelps with Federal Police Department. Do you have a moment for a DUI consult? >> Yeah. >> All right. Let me know when you're ready. >> Was a traffic stop. Commissioner welfare check. Uh, welfare check. >> Oh, there's some PT or FSTs. >> Uh, there were some SFSTs. No PP. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, this is Mark. He's a lawyer. I'm going to step out there, talk to him. Just give me a nod or a yell or something when you're done. Okay. >> Mark. >> Mark's a lawyer. >> Yes. >> I don't know what happened. Like, we didn't finish the phone call. >> All right. I don't know if the call dropped, but we weren't done talking. >> So, I'd like to speak to him again if I can. >> Uh uh. >> And I don't understand why I can't. >> You guys had a long time to talk. >> No, literally the call failed. That's not my fault. Like, I have no control over that. I should be able to talk to him again. >> Instead of showing a lick of remorse, she started projecting her anger onto the police and the lawyers to mask her own mess up. Insulting the very people who are there to process you is a bridge too far. Before she even stepped foot in a real cell, she'd already locked herself in the prison of her own selfishness. >> You guys are literally treating me like I'm a piece of [ __ ] I didn't yell at him. I asked him a question and he got pissed off because his ass got woken up and his wife had to answer the call. >> I'd like to speak to my lawyer. >> Okay. I can't connect with your lawyer. I connected you with a lawyer. >> I want to speak to my lawyer. >> All right. Unfortunately, you don't have that option. >> I would like to speak to my lawyer and I don't understand why I don't have that option. If you could explain that, that would be great. Why don't I get have the option to talk to my own lawyer? >> Do you know your lawyer's phone number? >> Mike Meisner. You can look him up. >> I'm not looking him up and going down a Google rabbit hole to get >> So why did the guy that I was talking to refused to speak to me? >> He said that you guys had your consult and there wasn't any need for further conversation. He said you argue with >> the way that adults in police world deal with [ __ ] is they hang up. >> That's Hey, that's what he told me. >> I don't have any Do you have anything in your mouth? >> No. >> Okay. I have to look inside your mouth. >> Why? Open your mouth. >> For what? >> Because I have to do a mouth check. >> Can I have my lawyer present? >> No. How are you? >> Here's my mouth. Uh, >> will you submit to a breath test? Yes or no? >> How come you told me I have the option to have a lawyer and then you took it away? >> I didn't. I gave you a consult with a lawyer >> and then he hung up on me >> because he told me you were argumentative with him. >> I was not argumentative. >> You had the required consultation. That's what he did. >> I did not have it. I asked him a question and he hung up on me because his wife answered the phone. Will you now Why does his wife answer the phone call? So, here's what we're going to do. >> I would just like some clarity. >> There is no clarity here. I read you your consent. I gave you a consult with an attorney. >> But why is there no the attorney hung up on me? >> Because you were arguing with him just like you're arguing with me. >> Will you submit to a breath test? >> I'm asking questions. >> You're going to write a warrant. We're going to take your blood. >> I don't understand what you mean. >> I would like to be Excuse me, officer. Can you please explain to me what is I can't stand up. I have a thing on my ankle. >> Yep. And I'm going to take it off. Stand up. >> So what is my options? I want my options. >> There is no option. Stand up. >> Please tell me my options. >> There is no options. Stand up. >> If I refuse a breathalyzer test, what happens? >> We'll pass that. >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail to face charges for a DUI and refusing a breathalyzer test. If she's convicted, she's looking at a fine that could reach $2,000. Now you tell me, was that fierce denial just the alcohol talking, or is she just used to living like the rules don't apply to her? Karma finally caught up with her brazen attitude, but I have to say, this drunken Karen's award-winning performance was really something else. On January 17th, 2026, the sound of a revving engine at a crash scene blew the cover on one woman's drunken night. Instead of a safe drive home, Erica chose to go toe-to-toe with the law with a brain gone blank and an attitude that defied the plain truth. >> Hello. What's going on? >> What? >> Okay, go ahead and uh shut off the vehicle for me real quick. All right. What's going on here? It looks like you had a little bit of an accident. What's your name? >> Erica. >> Erica. Okay. I'm Officer Jordan Police Department. Um, any reason why you're sitting out here like this? It looks like you crashed into the truck here. >> No, I did not crash into the truck. >> Okay. Hey, do you live here? >> Yeah. >> Crashed into it. Do you not remember crashing into the car? It looks like you made contact with this truck that's sitting right here. No. >> Okay. I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle for me. Okay. Please. Thank you. Okay. Where you coming from tonight? >> Um I was in Mach Park. >> You're in Maches Park. Okay. What are you doing out in Mesa Park? >> Getting Cverney Park. Okay. You You're telling me you don't remember crashing into this this truck right here? crash into >> here. Go ahead. Step step over here. I'm going to show you what's going on over here. Okay. Make contact with the truck here. Do you know whose truck this is? >> Yes. Or Rosco. I'm not sure. Right up against what's the road? I don't know. I was just at Cber. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> I've had a car bliss. >> Had a car bliss. Okay. How long ago was that? >> An hour. >> It was an hour ago. Where'd you have a carless at? >> Uh the nest. >> At the nest. Okay. >> Maybe 2 hours. So, I'm I'm again just trying to figure out we got a call that there's an accident out here. What I mean >> clearly >> clearly ran into the truck. Okay. There's damage. I I'm not 100% sure who the caller was, but there's damage to that truck. >> Do you know that for sure? >> Was that that there's damage to the truck? I can walk over there and look at it and see that there's and there somebody said that there was somebody the caller said that somebody made contact with that truck. A gray jeep gray jeep made contact with the truck. >> Heaven forbid my >> When the truth gets too ugly to face, lies become a sedative for the mind. Watching her deny the stone cold evidence right in front of her face just showed an ego in total freefall, unable to handle the weight of the consequences. >> Said you had a car bliss that was 2 hours ago. >> What do you guys want? I'm in my driveway. >> Okay. I again >> to your driveway. >> What rhetorical questions are you looking for? I moved from Texas. I'm here humbly looking for a job. Just how did you get here? >> I have a son. If you want to talk to him, >> um my son is inside if you want to talk to him. >> This is Erica. >> Erica. Erica, can you do me a favor? Can you walk to the front of our squad car, please, really quick? Just right in front where the license plate is at. >> Actually, why don't you take this one? And what do you figure you had about 20 alcoholic drinks tonight? >> 20? >> Yes, ma'am. Did you have about 20 alcoholic drinks? That seems so rude. >> Why? >> 20 alcoholic drinks? Yeah. >> No, I wouldn't. I couldn't even. >> You could You couldn't handle You couldn't handle 20 alcoholic drinks? >> No, I'm not even a drinker if I tried. >> Did you have How much did you have to drink tonight? >> Few carbalis. >> A few what? >> Carbless. >> Explain to me what carballet is cuz I don't drink. >> It's like 100 calorie. I'm very health consscious. >> Okay. >> I'm a very uh >> How much alcohol does it have in it? Uh 5%. >> 5%. >> Maybe less. >> Okay. >> I'm a very health consscious person. I don't drink calories just to consume them. >> Understand? >> And I'm new around town and I >> Oh, okay. All right. So, you're new around here and that's why you you don't drink. >> No, it's my lifestyle. I don't just drink like people do here. That was my point. I don't play slots and drink like it's a habit of my like fune of life. >> All right, >> my life is healthy and I like to work out and not drink empty carbs. >> Now, this was a calculated move using the perfect mother image to bargain with the police. She tried to use her education and healthy lifestyle as a smokeokc screen to hide the fact that she couldn't stand up straight. It was a proud, desperate attempt to manipulate reality itself. in cosmetology and then I went in pre my pre-erequisites. Okay. >> And uh for uh x-rays. >> All right. You know the alphabet >> in alphabet? >> Yeah. Do you know the >> maybe? Yeah. You want me to do it? >> Well, hold on. I'm going to have a specific way for you to do it. >> Your your tag is inside out. >> Is it? It doesn't surprise me. >> Gosh dang it. >> So, I want you to start with the letter D and go to the letter Q. Can you do that? >> Dang. >> And make sure it's out. G H I J K L M N O P T Y Z. >> Okay. All right. And then how about your dexterity? You work out, right? I understand that you don't drink very often. Okay. I don't. >> All right. So, do you feel like you're falling down drunk or just a little buzzed? >> Oh, no. I don't feel like I'm falling down drunk or I feel like I'm very >> No, I don't feel like I'm falling down drunk. I feel like I blocked someone that was drunk in my driveway to save them from not driving >> actually and I'm getting reigned for it. >> Well, I feel that that you've had too much to drink tonight. All right. And so at this point, we are going to arrest you for driving under the influence of alcohol. I don't think that you're under the influence of any other drugs. I'm looking at your eyes. I'm not seeing any of that. Um, what we're going to do is I'm just going to have you step out. I'm going to have Officer Smith is just going to search you, make sure you don't have any weapons on you or any other contraband on you. Okay. Do you have anything sharp or anything like that that would stick us or anything like that? Okay. >> No. >> Okay. So, she's just going to go ahead. She's going to search you and and like I said, you are being arrested >> in my own driveway. >> Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. Cuz you you drove from somewhere and got here. >> How? >> I don't know how you drove, >> but what did I remember? You told me that you drove here to get to your driveway. >> Was this a trick of Illinois? >> No, ma'am. It's not a trick. >> She had this grand illusion of being a good Samaritan, believing her supposed virtues put her above the rules everyone else has to follow. She spun a web of lies to justify her mistakes. >> Okay. I want you to turn around, face the car. >> Go ahead and keep your hands out of your pockets for me. Thank you. >> Do you have anything that's going to hurt me, hun? I know that he asked you, but I'm going to ask you again. Okay. >> Okay. Are you wearing a bra right now? I'm going to go underneath. Okay. Is this like Do you have a shirt underneath this or is this your shirt? >> This is my shirt. >> This is your shirt. Okay. Going to go like this. Make sure that there's nothing in there. Okay. >> Okay. Keep your hands behind your back for me. >> You can't do that. >> No, I can't deal with anything. >> Okay. I'm going to double lock it so it doesn't cinch up on you. Okay. Unleash your fingers. >> So, I can't talk to anybody on inside my house. We're going to get your phone. Where's your phone at? >> It's in >> Give me just a second. I'm trying to do this. Please don't move your hands. >> Can you do the um um toe paperwork and then do an inventory on a vehicle? We just need a purse and >> so boyfriend wants nothing done about his car. >> The people in my house like my child. >> Yeah, we'll take care of everything. Okay. Do you have someone that can um watch your child? Is there anybody else in there? >> That's the point that I'm trying to make with you. >> Okay, I'm listening. Do you have any Do you have anybody in the house? >> Can someone come out? >> Yeah, we'll talk to everybody in a second. Do you have somebody in the house that can take care of your child? >> Yeah. I need my >> And you're okay with your boyfriend watching your child? >> No. I He doesn't have any rights to that. >> So, you don't want him to watch? >> Does anybody >> Listen, I'm trying to help you. >> I know. >> I don't want to leave your child with someone that you're not comfortable with. >> Yeah, it's fine. But anybody get to say anything to Sydney or Josh? >> Not yet. I'll go I'll go ask them, but it's not up to me at this point. Okay. >> That late to the party anxiety about her child showed a deep, messy moral conflict. When her logic finally ran out of gas, she turned to sarcasm, attacking the officer just to try and regain some ground. It's a classic move. Hurting others to cover up your own shame. >> Did you lie to me? >> I did not. I did. I talked to who I told you I was going to talk to. Let's talk about it in there. Okay. >> Well, do you have an idea? >> It's okay. We'll just talk about it in there. >> Yeah. What? You're hesitating. >> I'm thinking about what I'm going to have you do. >> Yeah. Can I have you I'm going to uncuff you and I want you to turn all your pockets inside out. Okay. Unlock your fingers. I'm trying to uncuff you. >> You need to use the restroom before we get >> What am I up against? >> Okay. >> So, you be in charge of driving under the influence of alcohol. I have some paperwork that I have to go through. Once we get through that paperwork, then I'll let you make as many phone calls as you want to make. Okay. You have a right to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and have them with you during question. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, want to be appointed to represent you before we ask you any questions if you wish. You understand that? You could decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. You understand that? >> All right. How much did you have to drink once you got home? I didn't have anything >> cuz you were still sitting in the driver's seat of your vehicle, right? >> I wasn't sitting there. I was conversing with the person in front of me. >> And did you accidentally hit his vehicle or did you >> There was no accidental anything. >> So you purposely hit his vehicle. >> Went up close so he could not leave. >> Okay. Cuz he's drunk. >> Say I'm not saying he's drunk, but I'm saying like I'm not condoning any stupid behavior. >> You feel that he had more to drink than you today? >> No, I do not condone that. I do condone. >> All right. >> Logic. >> All right. What city are you in? >> And I just pulled up and no one called >> cops on. >> I know, man. We got ESP and we just went poof. We're going to go visit >> and I don't care if my neighbors did or not cuz I know them, too. >> What city? >> That would be some somebody calling 911. What city are you calling us? >> Right. Well, nothing out of my uh 1/4 of the time that I'm actually home. >> What city are you in right now? >> In the end, she was hauled off and slapped with charges for DUI, reckless driving, and resisting an officer. Up in Illinois, a mess like this can cost you your license for 6 to 12 months. Fines up to $2,500 and a suspended jail sentence along with dozens of hours of community service. At least she had the sense to be a little scared. But wait until you see the next lady. She actually thought her imaginary power was going to keep her out of a jumpsuit. On December 22nd, 2025, right in the heart of the holiday season, a car parked by the roadside revealed a bitter reality. Instead of accepting help, the driver chose to mask her mistakes with clumsy fabrications, shattering her own piece in the process. >> So, are are you driving now? >> Yeah, >> you're saying you just told me he was driving. >> No, he just came back from Christmas. >> Okay. Should you be driving? >> I'm on my way home. >> Should you be driving? >> Yeah, it's fine. >> You want my license? If you want to give me the license, >> it's not that big of a deal. >> Home. Lake Villa. Bro, >> where are you going in Lake Villa? >> I'm going home to Fox Lake. >> You're not right. >> To drive home. I wasn't driving. I'm driving home. >> You can't drive home. >> You, bro. I can drive home. You're not even giving me a chance to drive home. >> You're right. I'm not giving you a chance to drive home. >> I'm driving home, bro. I have a license. Do you want to >> I have your license that you're trying to reach for and give me. I already have your license. >> Our car. Just stop. >> I want to go home. >> I understand that you cannot drive. >> Sam, just stop. >> More reason to never get my license. >> You cannot drive. Why are you telling me I can't drive? >> Because >> poor >> cake. >> You can't even stand up straight. >> Yes, I can. >> I watched you almost fall down. I'm not going to debate. >> Stand straight. >> I'm not debating this with you. >> You want me to stand straight? >> I am coming home from a Christmas party. >> I understand you're coming home from Christmas. >> I just want to go home. >> I don't have anybody to come get us. I want to go home. I'm trying to >> You do me the favor of driving uh following us home. >> I can't do that. >> No, you obviously can't cuz it's your >> using a Christmas party as an alibi. She hoped the holiday spirit would blur her violations. Her arrogance led her to believe that personal liberty stands above public safety. However, the law isn't something you can negotiate with temporary emotions. >> Let's start walking then. >> No. >> No. >> I want to walk home. All right. I'm going to go start walking. >> I don't give a walk then. I'm >> call people make it easier for us. >> Damn. >> I'm not even broed. >> No, I'm not getting arrested. >> I can't get you arrested. You're close. I want to get you. >> You don't understand that because you would not let me >> do my job to make sure the roads are safe. I would very much so. >> Thank you. >> Belong. I want to go home. >> I understand that. >> No, you don't. >> I want you to be home more than anybody. >> A whole lot of >> I'm fine. Coherent. I don't want to go home wasting my time. instead of >> we're not going to move the car down the road and she's not going to drive the car cuz I promise you right then and there I will stop and arrest you and tell everybody and tow the car. I just want to make that clear cuz she thinks that she's going >> I already assumed you everyone to the car. So I'm thankful you guys are not. That's what I'm saying. I'm thankful for that. So I came up with a solution. >> That's perfect. So if that was something that work, if she me and mom could drive the car somewhere nearby, then we >> again the problem is we like to explain this because unfortunately we have people that try to take advantage of situations when we're trying to cigar make it relax. >> Sure. >> Thank you for not taking >> I could have easily. >> I don't think that's like >> So how much did you I'm not arresting you for the UI. How much did you really have to drink tonight? I know you >> I only had like a few beers honestly. >> Okay. I could I could tell you that I knew you had something to drink. >> Yeah. Where do you think you were at? >> Like, what do you mean? >> How much do you think you had to drink? >> Only had like two or three uh Coronas. >> Corona. >> She brushed off every reasonable, compassionate solution simply because she feared a break-in. Her stubbornness peaked when she decided to start the engine and reverse straight into the patrol car. When kindness is betrayed, the police have no choice but to strictly enforce the law. >> Are you kidding me? What the [ __ ] Hey. Hey. >> All right, I'm done. >> I'm done. >> No. You want reverse? Sam, >> watch out. >> Step back. >> Step out. >> Hey. >> Step out. Do it. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> Reverse, babe. I put it in cars, bro. >> Step out of the car. >> No. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> Out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> You're fine, sir. >> Just relax. >> So easy. I'll commit suicide. >> Let's go. >> She's going to be fine. >> No, she's not. You got to go take her to jail. Relax. I don't got a mommy. >> There's no bun, sir. Sam, get out of the car. >> No, >> Sam. Ma'am. >> Oh, you cannot pull me out of the car like >> Get out of the car. >> I swear to God, man. >> Get out. >> You, bro. I >> get out of the car. >> No, I want to go home. >> Make it easy. Get out the car. >> Yes, if you get out of the car. Damn, get out the car. >> Damn, get out the car. >> I'm getting out the car, bro. Get me home. >> These mother isolated this to nothing, bro. >> Get out of the car. The car, bro. Get on the road. 211. Can we have those units step it up? >> And I advise them when they come in. The male is sitting in the road so they don't hit him. Do you want me to go over here or do you just >> in her drunken state? She still believed she was in command even as the officer's patience ran dry. If she had encountered less patient officers, a taser would have ended this defiance much sooner. It was a genuine attempt at dialogue. Flatly rejected. >> We're trying to extract this one. She's under arrest. >> Yes. And he's >> step out of the car. >> No. >> Step out of the car. Ma'am, get out of the car. You're under arrest. >> Get out of the car. >> You're under arrest. >> No. >> Thank you. >> Sam, get out. Sam, get out of the car. whole thing. >> I don't give a >> You're going to get tased. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You're going to get tased. >> Out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You're going to get tased. >> Get out of the car. You're going to get tased. >> Get out of the car or you're going to get tased. >> Say that again. >> Get out of the car or you're going to get tased. >> Bro, I ain't >> No. Nope. >> Sam, get out of the car. >> No, I ain't getting out of the car. >> You let me go home. >> Sam, get out of the car. >> No, you >> let me go home. >> Sam, get out of the car. >> Why? Sam >> cuz you're under arrest. >> A bunch of Israel ass. Hurry up. >> They like this. You're going to notice >> wasting my time. Wasting a bunch of taxpayers time. E. >> Even in handcuffs, she continued to hurl insults, seeking a hollow sense of superiority. These personal attacks were a lastditch effort to claim a psychological win. She demanded respect while behaving like a spoiled child. >> One, two, three. All right. Okay. Congrats on >> Holy One. Rule my life. >> Trying to go back to the residence in Fox Lake. Oh, she >> I don't know yet. >> Throw it in our car. Throw her jacket in our car. >> Yes. >> Do you want Look it. >> Are you going to walk? >> What do you want, [ __ ] ass? Open up the other door. >> Are you willing to walk? >> Open up the other door, [ __ ] >> Are you willing to >> open up the other door? I am coherent. Move the open other door. Close that door. I ain't going out that way. Open up the door on this other side. >> I'm asking. >> I don't give a Open up the door on this side so I can You can fingerprint me and so I can go along my way. Open up this door. >> I'll take that as I >> open up this. >> Okay. >> Thank you. Are you going to do that? >> I can't get a word. >> Are you going to do that? I am sober, coherent. Are you going to unbuckle me? Then I will gladly get out the back of your cop car. >> Unbuckle me. Wasting my time. Ultimately, she was booked for DUI, resisting arrest, obstruction of justice, and traffic violations. If convicted, she faces up to $5,500 in fines, and a one-year license suspension. In your opinion, was the officer's 10-minute patience an act of necessary humanity? Or were they overindulging a Karen who had spiraled out of control? Let us know in the comments. If being a bully is a mistake, then the following drunken and disorderly combo is the end of the line. On July 23rd, 2023, out on a lonely stretch of road, Kimberly managed to back herself into a corner. When she tried to swap her real ID for a fabricated story, she accidentally turned a simple traffic stop into a very expensive lesson on honesty. >> Can I help you? >> You scared me. >> Is everything all right? >> I'm totally fine, but from your life behind me, I didn't someone trying to pass me. You scared me. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Like I was totally fine. >> Okay. >> But then from the lights behind me >> Mhm. >> I didn't know if it was an idiot trying to pass me. >> No, I just came up behind you cuz then I was just watching the way you were driving. >> And and I couldn't tell from your lights behind me. >> Like it looked like they were offkiltered. >> Mhm. >> So I didn't think it was a cop. >> Okay. >> Otherwise, I absolutely would be respectful. Mhm. >> But I kind of got scared, so I I don't want to be in anyone's way. >> Sure. Do you got your driver's license on you, ma'am? Your proof of insurance, please? >> I'm just live right down here in Minnesota. So, >> okay. Can I get your driver's license, please? What's your name, ma'am? Well, >> if I do all this, I'm going to jail. >> Why is that? >> It just says right down the road. >> Okay. Is this your car? >> Yeah, >> it is your car. >> Can I just go home? >> Well, I just want you to answer some questions. Is this your car? >> No. >> Okay. >> I just want to go home and I'm almost home. >> Okay. Can you get your driver's license for me and then we can work through it together? Okay. That's that's all I want from you right now. >> I'm not going to get to go home. >> Who said that? >> Why is that? >> I'm right down the road. >> Well, why why are you saying you're not going to be able to get to go home? cuz you were behind me messing with me. >> I wasn't mess I wasn't messing with you. I just told you a reason why I stopped you and then you you took off at a high rate of speed. >> I know. And that's when I stopped you. >> Right from the jump, she put on a fake act to mask the fact that she was driving drunk and without a license. She was playing a calculated game trying to make the officers feel guilty just to get them to loosen their grip. Unfortunately for her, every attempt at manipulation was stripped bare. >> Yeah. How about you just get your driver's license for me and then we can work on uh getting you out of here. >> Just follow you can follow me home. >> No, I need to know who I'm speaking with. What's that? >> Can you just follow me home right down the road? >> Okay, Kim. How about I tell you what. How about you get your driver's license for me and I'll check all that out and then uh we can figure out what we're going to do from here on out. >> That doesn't happen. You can't just follow me a mile down the road from >> I can't follow you unless I know who you are. I >> thought I'm going to jail. >> I never said you were going to jail. I never said I never said one time that you're going to jail. I never even brought up >> what if I don't have a license. I'm going to jail. >> Why wouldn't you have a driver's license? Are you suspended? Are you revoked or something? Or do you not have a license on you? >> Going to jail. >> No, I'm just asking if you have a license or any for. So, I'm going to jail. >> Who said you'll go to jail? >> I mean, >> why are you saying that? >> A mile away from home. >> Okay. Well, you don't have a driver's license. How about I just get your name? Is that okay? I don't want to go to jail, sir. >> Okay. I'm not I'm not saying you are going to jail. >> Well, I would absolutely go to jail. >> Okay. How about What's your first name? Is it Kimberly or is it What is it? >> I don't have a name. >> You have to give me your name. >> I don't have I'm going to go to jail. >> Can I get another? >> I'm going to go to jail. >> Okay. All right. How about you step out of How about you step out of the car for me? Okay. I don't want to go to jail. >> I never said you were going to jail. >> I'm going to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail. >> I never said you were. >> I don't know why. I don't know why you're assuming you're just going to go to jail. >> All right. How about you step out and we just have a conversation. That's all. >> Yeah. So you can >> I'm going to try So I'm going to try and make sure me. >> No, I'm going to try and make sure you're okay to get home. >> No, you're not. You're a liar. >> I'm not lying to you. >> [ __ ] No, I got to make sure you're okay to drive. That's all. >> This woman saw the police as an obstacle rather than the law. She started frantically bargaining with reality, desperate to claw back a sense of freedom she'd already thrown away. But let's be honest, all that stalling did was dig her hole a whole lot deeper. >> So, you going to step out of the car for me? >> Why? So you can put cuffs on me? >> I never said that. I never said anything. >> Yeah, you don't have to say that. I'm going to run into the woods. >> You're not going to run into the woods. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. No, you're not. No, you're not. No, you're not. Nope. If you do that, I'm going to >> You're not running from anywhere. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Seven and 39. Are you guys bull? >> I'm not going to jail. >> I never said you were going to go to jail. I'm running into the woods. >> You're not running into the woods. >> Yeah, you guys are both going to need to start this way. >> I never said you're going to go to jail. I just want to talk to you. How do you know I'm not going to just give you a ride home? >> Have a license. >> Okay. Well, you don't even tell me your name >> because I don't have a license and I'm a mile away from >> Okay. Well, so what? >> I said so what if you don't have a driver's license? It's not a big deal or nothing. >> I'm not sure. How do you know I wouldn't just write you a ticket and then just give me a ride home? How do you know that? No. You know how many times I've cut people just tickets and let them go or given them a ride home just because of the simple fact they haven't had a driver's license? It's not that big of a deal. >> Yes. >> No, it's not. It really It really isn't. It's a simple It's a simple citation is all that is. And who even said I'd give you a ticket? Why don't you just step out and come back there and talk with me? >> Cuz you're going to arrest. >> I'm not going to arrest you. I never said I was going to arrest you. German shepherd is waiting at home for me. >> Just calm down. >> My dog doesn't have no one but me. My German Shepherd is my baby is waiting at home for me. >> Step out of the car for me, please. >> You're going to arrest. >> Mrs. Turnick, can you step out of the car? I'm trying to have a conversation with you and I'd prefer to have this conversation outside. >> Okay. So, this is what's going to happen. Okay. >> You're going to arrest me? >> No. Can you just listen to me, please? >> You're going to arrest me? >> No. Can you just listen to me? >> You just got to go a mile home. Unable to face the music, she used fake cooperation as a way to delay the inevitable. Her sudden frantic worry for an innocent party was nothing more than a tactical move to distract the officer. It was a cold, calculated attempt to weaponize compassion. >> If you don't get out of the car, you're going to get arrested. >> Yes. >> If I step out, am I going to get arrested? >> If you don't get out of the car, you're going to get arrested. >> One way or another, if you don't get arrested, >> you're going to get arrested. Okay? So you if you don't get out of the car, you're goingly getting arrested. >> But I'm getting arrested either way. >> No, that's not >> that's not what I'm saying. I'm just I'm asking you politely to step out. >> I have a German Shepherd at home and no one's coming home to her. >> You're going to step out now. >> Okay. Let me see your hand. You You stepped out politely. I just want to make sure you don't fall. >> Okay. Now, we're going to walk to the front of my car. Okay. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, can you stand over here for me? >> Which way, sir? >> That's fine. just how you're standing. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to check your eyes. Okay? >> Okay. >> I want you to focus on the tip of my finger. Okay? Can you see the tip of my finger? >> Follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? >> Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Keep your feet together. Okay. >> Don't move your head. >> Oh, yeah. >> Keep watching. >> I want to go home to my baby. >> Keep watching. Okay. >> I got you. I'm good. >> So, what I want you to do is I want you to draw an imaginary straight line from here to the front of my car. Okay. >> Imaginary. >> Yes. You can use that white line. You can use that white line for reference. Okay. Well, how about we just use that? >> Okay, Kim. How about we just use this white line for reference? >> Who draws an imaginary line? So, I'm this stupid. >> You I already told you I'm stupid. >> I never said you were stupid. >> I'm telling you I'm stupid. So, what is an imaginary line? >> I say the same exact spiel to everybody else that I run through field. Sure you do. >> I do. It's I have plenty of camera footage to fction it up. >> Okay. Well, we don't have to use an imaginary one because there's a white solid line that you can use right there. >> I don't get that. >> Using a pet as a human shield is a classic sign of someone with a special privilege complex. These people truly believe that a little sentimentality will make their legal responsibilities disappear. But this time, the emotional theater fell flat in the face of cold, hard reality. >> But I want to try. Okay, >> I want to do it again. >> Okay, >> I did it three times. >> Okay, don't don't touch me. Okay. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I'm a hugger. >> Okay. >> What are you saying? I'm sorry. Nine. What? >> Nine heel to toe steps. >> What is nine heel? >> I'm going to demonstrate for you if you let me get to that portion. Okay. >> I never heard that in my life, so I'm sorry. I don't know what you're talking about. >> Okay. Turn around. Put your hand on your back. You're done. Turn around. No. Come on. Come on. You're done. You're done. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're done. How do I do what you're saying? >> You're done. >> No. Please. >> Your hands behind your back. >> My dog. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Please, sir. Please. Please. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> My dog. >> We're going to help you up. Okay. >> Even adults to knock it off. >> We're going to help you up. Behind your back. We're going to help you up. >> You can do it. >> I did it. I given it plenty of opportunities. >> I didn't understand what he was saying. >> Ultimately, this defiance ended exactly where it belonged, at the jail house. She's facing charges for DUI, driving without a license, and resisting an officer. If convicted, she's looking at fines up to $3,000, a 12-month suspended sentence, and a permanent license revocation. Every choice behind the wheel has a price. Does a moment of arrogance justify a lifetime of regret? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. Stay safe, stay sober, and we'll see you in the next one.