I hope every single one of you guys gets cancer of the epidermis. >> I hope you guys >> hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. [screaming] Stop. >> In a world where everyone claims they're the victim. A Karen turns every situation into a battlefield. >> Hey, listen. Don't put your mothering hands on me. >> Send me another unit. >> Don't put your hands on me. >> Don't You don't have to do that to me. Get out of the theater. >> No puss. >> Oh my god. Leave me alone. Are you kidding me? You people are torturing me. >> From booze and ego to greed and violence, every Karen is convinced she's right. Right up until the body cam switches on. On April 11th, 2024, cops spotted a silver Mercedes making an illegal U-turn to cut into a 7-Eleven. It should have been a quick in-n-out stop. But when authority gets taken as a personal insult, a simple traffic stop can turn into something nobody saw coming. >> Hi there. How are you? >> I'm good, sir. >> Good. I'm Deputy Katie. We just want to pull you over. When you're turning in here, that's not that way to turn in. >> I went on the grass and I did a U-turn, sir. >> Okay. >> I did not turn in there, sir. I just I just watched you. I was right behind you. >> I did a U-turn. I parked on the grass and I did a U-turn in. >> Okay. Either way, even if that's the way you did it. That's still not the way to do it. >> Okay. Do you have your ID with you? >> And sir, do you have your ID with you also? >> Okay. What's your name? Do you have your ID with you? >> Yes, sir. No, I don't have it. >> I know the laws. >> It's Samantha. if you want. I know I got I just parked because I didn't know you guys are following me or behind me because of that. >> Okay. >> So, yes, I do. >> I have You got your kid in the back seat? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. How old is he? >> He's nine. He's going to be 10 in December. >> Okay. And your name is Is this your car or No, >> no, sir. >> Whose car is it? >> It's my boyfriend's car. >> Your boyfriend's car? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Your name? >> All right, man. So, like I said, I am going to need your ID. >> Don't need my ID, bro. Call your supervisor, please. >> That's not going to happen at this >> driving. I'm not driving. So, call your supervisor >> because this is what the other sheriff did to us. No, I'm not going through this again. >> No, I'm not going through this again. >> No matter what, write me a ticket. >> I need your ID to be able to write you a ticket. >> From here, sir. So, >> traffic laws across this country are the same. So, you can't make a U-turn in the middle of the roadway. You have to find a place to turn. >> No, I was just asking. I was like, why? >> Keep your window down. >> Roll down your window. >> There, sir. >> Roll down your window. >> And my key is not in there, sir. My key is not in here. >> My out of my car, bro. Rolling your window up on me. There is no key in my ignition. Close my door. >> You better calm down, man. >> I better not calm down. He shouldn't open my [ __ ] car door. I know that much. I know the laws. Get the away from my car. I ain't doing >> Get back in the car. >> He wasn't even the one driving, but he still wanted to run the whole show. The second he stepped up, he started firing off my rights like it was a shield. Each sentence stripping more entitlement than the last. He wrapped arrogance in the language of civil rights and the tension ramped up fast, sliding from mouthy to physical. >> Against my rights like I said, >> your supervisor then call your supervisor then. >> Call your supervisor. You >> sir, I'm not leaving. >> Hey, get the away from my car. >> Get all this [ __ ] on video. Get the car. >> You should be there for my car. You >> I'm coming to the gas station. I did not go on the road and did a >> That's illegal. I went on the grass and did a U-turn where I have to go. >> Is in the back. >> Okay. >> Yes. That's what y'all do. Y'all harass people. >> We ain't harassing nobody. >> Harassing y'all. You mad about what putting on my window? >> Yep. >> Cuz I don't want to [ __ ] look at you or hear you got to say >> I ain't going. Man, you're gonna get out of the car right now. Don't touch my car door. >> Don't touch my car door. >> Don't touch my car door. You have no reason for me to throw me out of my car. I can bring you out. >> You ain't doing this. >> We're going to see. >> You're going to have to pay, bro. >> Get out of the car right now. >> I ain't doing [ __ ] >> Get out of the car right now. >> I'm not doing [ __ ] >> Get out of the car right now. Stay right now. >> Don't touch my hand. >> Don't touch my hand. >> Get out of the car right >> Get out of the car right now. >> Get out of here or I will chase the out of you right now. Get out of the car. I'll get out. I'll get out. >> Get out of the car. >> I'll get out. Promise you won't chase me. >> Don't touch me, sir. I'm recording. >> Hey, my son. Mom. Mom. My son. Mom. Because I'm recording. >> No. You're grabbing officers while they're doing their job. You have no rights. You have no right to be grabbing it, sir. >> I'll get out, but promise me you won't tase me. >> You're tough as I will. >> Tas. >> No, don't tase me. Don't tase me. Don't tase me. >> You just leave me in the face, huh? Whatever. Yes. >> When the polite mask stopped working to dodge a ticket, the woman pulled their 9-year-old into the argument. Instead of calming the kid down, she used that panic to lay a guilt trip on the officers like the child's fear was supposed to rewrite the rules. And then, funny enough, the man suddenly got real respect right after some shock therapy from a taser. >> Ah, chill out. Chill. Chill. Chill. Chill out, bro. Come here, bro. I promise. Hold on. Put your hand behind. >> I'll stop. I'll stop. Stop resisting. I'll stop. I'll stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Put your hands. I'm looking at everything. >> I'm recording you. Don't touch me, sir. Don't touch me, sir. >> You're not going anywhere. You're not going anywhere. >> I'm recording them. They took my phone, sir. Leave me alone. >> Stop touching me, sir. >> Stop. Stop. Please. Please. Please. Please. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Sir. Please. >> He had all the chance to get out of the car. >> You're right. You're right. You're right. You're right. You're right. You're right. Calm down. >> Why are they touching me like this? I'm not going. I'm not going. I'll spit in your face. >> Oh, you already did. Let me go. >> Please don't tase me no more. You hurt. I will. I will. Please sit. Please don't. Relax. >> Please don't tase me no more, man. That's all. Relax. >> I will. I will. I will. >> Stop it. Look, if you stop, >> you'll stop. What you going to say? >> Yeah. >> Let me go. So, >> I ain't touch y'all. Not property. >> Y don't touch me. Take my stuff, please. This holding me, [ __ ] Off me. Your face. You don't treat nobody like that. >> Bite your mother finger. >> Stop. Stop. Can I tell you to stop this? Can I please come down? >> Who is that? Bro, >> Samantha, stop. >> Samantha, stop. >> You was one biggest gangster in the United States. >> [ __ ] bro, >> you ain't going to touch me, [ __ ] >> Stop, bro. I can go in the car. What's wrong with you? You thought I knew your [ __ ] >> You're not going to keep me in jail, >> just me and my sit in the car. I will see if your talk. >> If this talk, I will see. >> That jolt hit him with instant fear while the woman responded by hurling serious insults at the officer. But up against the real weight of the law, that power mask fell apart quickly, revealing the usual fallback, playing the victim. >> Don't touch me. What's wrong with you? >> Quit spitting. You're nasty. The >> wrong with you. Y'all nasty. Y'all the most racist pigs in the United States. out of here. >> What else is calmer down, bro? >> Take a seat down, bro. I'll fix your cuff. All right. >> All right. >> We'll get you get these out of you. >> The reason Don't look. The only reason I was like that, man, cuz he reached in the car. >> He had no protect. >> Listen, when you get a a lawful order though, you need to >> If you do, you're going to get tased again. >> I promise you, I won't. >> Step out. >> I promise you, I won't. >> I prom I learned my lesson. Trust me. Step out. >> That [ __ ] ain't no joke, bro. All right. >> Okay. Do you have anything on? Did you search him? >> Did he have his phone on him? >> A few times at work. >> Okay. And is your wallet in the car? >> Yes, sir. >> You want me to get it? Where's it at? >> Please. It should be in the front seat. >> In the front or the center console? >> In the front or the center cons? You can go ahead. Do it. >> All right. I got you. Take a seat. My right. Please. Please. I broke my I broke my wrist three time. Uh, seven times. Now, >> don't move at all. Right. >> Yeah. Yes, sir. >> Your hand back. >> What's your last name? saw the window. >> Y the most racist in America. >> Racist. >> The biggest gang in America. >> Y'all are nasty. Y'all immigrant kids. Y'all disgust me. >> What's he war? >> Just traffic. >> Just traffic. Nothing major. Like y'all made it. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Trust me. You did. I learned my lesson real quick. Why the escalate this big, bro? This >> Why you doing all that for a traffic war? >> I was I was wrong for what I said. I'm going to tell you honest. >> I was wrong, but I just >> It's going to hurt. It's going to hurt. One, two, three. >> That [ __ ] don't mean nothing. Hey, I just felt >> You got one more. >> One, two, three. >> The taser didn't just hurt Hector. It shattered his control fantasy. In the back of the patrol car, the tough guy act disappeared, replaced by cold, careful calculation. Once the I'm in charge routine stopped working. Survival mode kicked in. And to save himself, he had to grab the only thing still worth anything. The truth. >> Me personally, and I was wrong. I personally I don't know my laws that good than what I thought I just like that, man. I'm not going to you then. It's honestly my bad. I can't do nothing to change it. And I understand things happen, man. Hey, are we working on a a bandage for him? >> Yeah. >> Like I said, man, I I thought I knew the laws, but I guess like I said, Florida's different and my You said all the laws are are the same in every state. >> Well, the state laws, >> I thought I knew the laws. >> That's a Supreme Court decision. >> I thought I knew the laws. That's Let me say that. Let me say that. I don't know them all. >> She got a license. Girlfriend got a license. >> Girlfriend or what? >> She doesn't, man. She doesn't have a license. >> So, she ain't got a license. >> No, she ain't. That's why she was acting. >> She ain't got to act like that, man. I know. But like you see, >> you know how many warnings we give for people with no license. >> Back again, man. I apologize, man. I apologize. >> No hard feelings. You hear? >> I see you around. I'll see you around. >> It's going to be problem. >> It's going to be a problem. >> Now, when I take this off, you're going to have to turn yourself back around. Okay. >> The [ __ ] Why would I do that for you? A person would need me in my What's wrong with you? What type of person are you? >> Turn around. What type of How am I gonna turn around, sir? >> Face that way. >> No, I can't. I got to get out and turn around that way. >> Yes, I do, sir. Cuz if I turn around this way. >> There you go. >> Oh, there you go. He's acrobat. >> Oh, I got a pinch nerve on this side. And this is the lady that you touched. Okay, we're going to go through that door there. >> Wow. >> Keep going. We're going to go inside. >> The am I supposed to do? Put you in my bed? I don't know. >> I want you to stand closer to the door so you can walk in. >> Ah. Oh my goodness. Oh. Oh my gosh. Yes, I can. >> In the end, both were arrested and taken to jail. The woman, Samantha, 29, faced charges for driving on a suspended license, nonviolent, resisting, obstructing, and battery on a law enforcement officer. She got 3 days in jail and 12 months of probation. The man, Hector, 40, got 17 days for resisting. The sad part is they still hadn't paid off court costs totaling thousands of dollars. One traffic stop left an emotional aftershock. And in that cramped parking lot, everything spiraled way out of control. On October 13th, 2024, police were called out over a parking complaint. The woman said other vehicles were blocking the entrance and exit to her spot. It sounded like a simple, "Can you help me clear this up?" call, but what happened next went way off script. >> Alcohol on your breath. Okay, get real mad. This is what I do for a living. Get real mad. Okay, you can get as mad as you want to. Okay, I'm trying to explain it to you, man. It doesn't seem fair. >> It It doesn't seem fair. But what I'm telling you is at 10 o'clock in the morning when you're trying to leave, the cars that are blocking you are not here for vixens. They're not open. >> They were here. That's why they were here. >> How do you know that Porsche was related to Vix? >> Because I saw it p it was pulled in there the night when I came home. >> Okay. So, how did you get in there if it was here? >> Okay. So, if a Porsche if I park right there and a red Porsche is coming up right here behind me. >> Mhm. that came in before me. It blocked me in after I came home and walked and got dinner with my friends and walked home. >> Mhm. >> Like I live here. >> I I understand that >> I live here. I parked my car there. I live here. I have to get out and in. >> I understand that, ma'am. What I'm saying is >> there is a sign that says Arnold's for you to start letting me talk. Okay. >> You want to arrest me? >> No. What would I want to arrest you for? >> Nothing because you have no sense. >> Leave your car right there. If you get into it, you're going to jail for DUI. We're done. >> Do it. >> Have a nice day. >> What's your name? >> Have a nice day. >> Your name? >> My name is Have a nice day. Get youring hands off of me or you're going to go to jail. Do you understand? Do not put your hands on me. Do not reach for anything. Do you understand? >> What's your name? >> Do you want to go to jail? You're not getting it. >> Name. >> You're leaving. >> Name. >> You're leaving. >> Your name. >> You are leaving. >> Officer, >> you're not getting it. >> Your name. >> Don't reach for anything. Are >> you touching me? >> Yeah, because you you know what? Turn around. Put your hand Put your [screaming] hands behind your butt. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. [screaming] Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop. [screaming] >> I won't. I won't because of everything that you just saw. >> You are going to jail. >> Send me to jail. >> I have my body cam on. >> Karen didn't show up looking for a solution. She showed up looking for control. Full control over what she decided was her territory. Even when officers tried to wrap it up calmly, her attitude wouldn't let it end. For her, the fix didn't matter. What mattered was making other people fall in line. >> What's your name? >> It'll be on your >> Say your name. >> It'll be on your arrest. >> Say your name. >> Stay right there. >> Say your name. >> Don't move. >> All right. Fine. >> Will you have 103? I just got to hold it here. >> His name and his bad number. >> Stay right here. Name and badge number. Name and badge number. Name and badge number. Name and badge number. >> It'll be on my arrest affidavit. >> All right. >> Don't move. And don't reach for anything. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Don't reach for anything. >> I'm moving. I'm not doing anything. >> Stop moving. >> You went to jail for force. >> Stop moving. >> For force. >> Stop moving. [laughter] Stop moving. My back. >> Stop moving. Stop [screaming] moving. >> Stop moving. >> Stop moving around. [screaming] >> Stop moving. >> My knee is on the ground. >> Officer, your knee is on my back. Officer, please get it off my back. >> It's not on your back. >> It's not on you. [laughter] >> You have no idea. the pressure you're putting on my head right now. Please, officer, what's your [laughter] name? >> Stay still. >> Officer, please. >> Officer, what's your name? >> Stay still. >> What's your name? What's your name? [screaming] [laughter] >> What's your [screaming] name? >> It's okay. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop moving. Stop moving. Stop touching. >> Stop moving. >> Stop moving. >> Stop. Stop moving. And then he'll relax. >> Arrest me. >> You are under arrest. >> You are under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> You are under arrest. >> Relax. >> I'm trying to get a hold of dispatch. >> Bring your other hand. >> You don't have to grab my arm. >> You don't have to shove my arm like that. That's unnecessary force. Ow. He literally just grabbed my hair, ran my head to the side, and then grabbed my arm to the side for no reason. >> 93, slow everyone else down. She's in custody. >> She's in custody. >> Oh, yeah. The >> double locked. >> The threat. The threat is attained. >> We're on the Francis Street side of Vixens. >> Good for you guys. I'm glad you're a strong man. >> I hope that you feel strong. >> Stop moving. >> You're a tiny ass [ __ ] The chaos was her doing, but she flipped the story instantly. She accused the officer of putting pressure on her body, brushed off every explanation, and treated it like a last swing to grab back the upper hand. When that didn't work, the nice lady act cracked. And out came personal nasty insults aimed straight at the officer. >> On the side, man, we're going to put you on the side. All right. >> Just stay down. Just bring your knees up. >> You ready, buddy? >> I'm good. Where's the car? >> Right here. >> My house. >> You guys areing stupid. >> I just wanted to go to my house. Come on. >> No. What you wanted to do was grab me from behind when I was leaving. >> From behind? >> Going to jail. >> What do you mean from behind? >> No. From behind. >> I would like an officer with a with a with a license. >> I did not grab him from behind. We're not doing this. body cam. I did not try to grab him from behind. >> I never tried to do anything from him. I have nothing on me. I just want to see my dog. >> I never tried to grab my dog from behind or that guy from behind. What the do you guys mean? >> She's good. >> Yeah, >> that's fine. >> Hold on, hold on, hold on. She's not double locked. Let me get her double lock. >> I need badge numbers of each of you. Badge [ __ ] numbers for Richard. >> Badge numbers. Name numbers. >> I don't give a what you were doing to me is un >> unreal by resisting you. >> What you were doing to me right now is unreal. I don't give a who you are and what you look like. What you were doing to me right now is not okay. >> We're trying to check for you. >> I'm driving to my house which is behind me. I have no weapons. I asked him if I could park in my >> Let's go. Stop. >> Oh, I asked if I I could park in my spot. >> Sit down. That's it. It's over. It's over. Just sit down. >> I'm fine. >> Sit down, >> guys. I'm fine. >> Please just sit down. All right. It's over. That's it. >> Even in cuffs, Karen kept grilling them for badge numbers and names. That tells you everything. She truly believed status, connections, or who she is would turn the tide. She never once focused on what she did wrong. She was hung up on why someone like her was being treated like a criminal. >> My dog needs to be taken out. Sit down. >> Because he attacked me. I'm going to jail. >> You will get another charge. >> Why? >> Your feet. >> Tell me why I'm going to jail right now. >> Why? >> For battery once. >> What did I do to him? >> You just >> I did nothing to him. >> You were all going to jail for battery. Maybe maybe later to see every single badge number, every single name. >> You'll have all the underest. That's fine. Every single name, every single badge number that's listed on this. >> The officer that said that I touched him also. >> Can you >> Yeah, absolutely. Unhook. >> All right, ma'am. When I move this handcuffs, you're going to >> Yes, sir. Absolutely. Completely understand. Right. Yeah. Let's go. I want you guys to understand that I'm thinking this is the worst in them all. >> All right, this was you're obviously like one kind of free pass for moving them up to the front. If you do that again, you're going to have an additional charge. Do not move your handcuffs to the front again. >> Just said, but >> I will also like charge you to the full extent of the law. Like, you guys, I did nothing wrong. >> If I can put you in jail, I'm going to put you in jail for the rest of your life. >> You're not going to be able to >> and I hate you and I hope that you die. Like, you guys are the worst. I'm just trying to go home. >> Get Put Put your foot in the car. >> What did I do wrong? >> Put your foot in the car. >> What did I do wrong? >> I'm not going to tell you again. Put your foot in the car. >> That's what I did wrong. Slam the door on my leg and break it. >> Let me see. >> Is there a seat bel or not? >> Yeah. >> Do it, Lollipop. >> Can you turn your head? >> No. Can you? >> I don't know how. >> Thanks for looking out for us, guys. >> Once her ego took a hit, she didn't pivot to remorse. [music] She pivoted to psychological warfare. The officers stopped being people in her eyes and became obstacles she could try to break down with sharp ugly words. And even after they got to the station, the shameless behavior kept rolling. >> Bear is that as >> I hope every single one of you guys gets cancer of the epidermis >> and I hope you die slowly. >> Wow, this is fun. >> Okay, ma'am. We're going to come out. Let me take off your seat belt and we're going to walk through that door that's open over there. Okay, let go of the seat belt, ma'am. Let go of the seat belt. >> I don't know who the you are. Where the [ __ ] I am? >> Officer Beer, Key West Police Department. >> I went recording of where I am. >> My body cam is >> No, I don't I don't trust you. >> You refusing to get out? >> I went refusing to get out of the Please recording recording. Okay. >> Hey, sir. Refusing to exit. Can I have a CO come down, please? >> Thank you. I want his name in his back. >> You're going to get to make it worse. >> You put me down. I want his name. We'll do that when we get inside, man. >> He's coming inside with >> He's the one who said, >> I'm scared, dude. What do you want me to do? I'm scared. >> I'm okay with that. Terrifying. I don't know where you're going. This edi [laughter] I'm a nice girl and this guy was just there for he was parked in my [ __ ] spot. I'm I'm a minister to society in what way? I don't understand. >> Will you just kill me? Please. What the [ __ ] is this? >> It doesn't make sense. It doesn't make any sense to my value as a human is not okay. >> Definitely. >> In the end, she was booked and faced charges for assaulting an officer and nonviolent resistance, the price tag for one minute of parking lot arrogance, 24 months of probation, a criminal record for battery on law enforcement, and over $1,000 in fines. She was also ordered to complete a mental health evaluation and write an apology letter. One last humiliation for an ego that used to think it was untouchable. The parking lot closed with handcuffs, but Karen still managed to turn the arrest into a full-blown family meeting. On October 11th, 2024, police conducted a traffic stop after spotting a vehicle with dark window tint obscuring the license plate. It looked like a minor technical violation, nothing more than a quick check. But that short stop quickly unraveled into something far beyond what anyone expected. >> And why are you pulling me? >> Afternoon. License, registration, proof of insurance. >> Why are you pulling me? >> License, >> insurance, proof of registration, and I'll let you know. >> Why are you pulling me? >> I will let you know after you give me your license, registration, proof of insurance. >> My name is Officer Delvar with Point Beach Police Department. >> Well, why are you calling me? I will let you know once you give me your license, registration, proof of insurance. >> So, why are you pulling me though? >> I will let you know once you give me license. >> Why are you pulling me? >> I'm going to give you one more opportunity. Are you coming out of the car? >> I don't mind stepping out the car. I just want to know why you pulling me. >> No, I will pull you out of the car and put you in cuffs. >> You won't pull nothing. >> License, registration, proof of >> I want to know why you pulling me, >> ma'am. License. >> If it's the same thing, I'm taking y'all to court for it already. So, what are you pulling me for? License, registration, proof of insurance. >> Call your super your your um your sergeant. >> License. >> Call your sergeant. Please. >> Call your sergeant. >> Ma'am, >> call your sergeant. Call your sergeant. >> Step out of vehicle. >> Call your sergeant. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Hey, listen. Don't put your mothering hands on me. >> Send me another unit. >> Don't put your hands on me. >> Don't you don't have to do that to me. Get out of the theater. >> Don't put your hands down. I'm going to get up. Don't put your hands on me. >> You don't have a man handle me though. >> I'm asking him a question. >> Stop. >> Don't manle me. >> That's it. Relax. Calm down. >> No. I'm asking him why he pulling me. >> Relax. >> That's all I'm asking. >> Relax. Relax. >> That's all I'm asking. Don't ask me helping me. Don't listen. Please get your hands the off of me. Get your hands off of me. Get your hands off of me. >> I just asked a simple question. That's it. >> I just asked him why he was pulling me. >> That's it. And he snatched me off the car. I'm not aing man. I'm not a criminal. >> She believed she only had to comply when it made sense to her. If she didn't like it, she didn't follow it. When officers finally had to order her out of the car, she started yelling that she was being treated like a man and abused. The reality was simple and clear. This was lawful force, triggered by her refusal to cooperate. >> Ma'am, calm down. >> Let me go. >> We'll get a female here to pay. >> He's manhanding me like I'm aing dude. I'm not a dude. >> Relax. >> I'm not a dude. Let my stuff go. >> Let go. >> Hey, my insurance. >> Okay, just relax. Let me He had the man held the man like I'm a man. I'm not a man, bro. >> All right. You look sit down. Sit down. >> I'mma sit right here. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, man. Come on. >> I'mma sit right here. Y'all didn't have the man to me. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. Relax. You have a female pat you down. Just relax. >> Ain't nothing on me. >> Listen. Just calm down. Relax. Relax. >> Ain't nothing on me. >> Just calm down. Okay. >> I just asked a simple question. >> Okay. Once that that female comes here, she'll pat you down. Don't pat me down. I just got word. I ain't do nothing wrong. >> I get it. Just calm down. Okay, just take a deep breath. Calm down. You work over there, Keys. >> I work in bokeh. >> Okay. Just calm down. All right. Just relax. Take a deep breath. >> We'll take care of it. There's a surge in here if you have any questions. Okay. >> This didn't have to go this way. I asked you for three simple things. And I ask for I can ask a question why you pulled me for no reason. >> Three reasons. >> Do not have to do all that. >> No, you don't have to handle me like I'm a man. I'm >> When you're ready to talk, let me know. >> Demands to your license, registration, proof of insurance. >> She uh instantly want wanted to just demand what the stop was. I told her, "No problem." As soon as you give me your license, proof of insurance. >> Kept doing that. >> Wouldn't hand me any of her documents. Started shouting, saying she wanted a sergeant. So, I asked her to step out of the vehicle for me. As soon as I asked her to step out, she pulled away, started kicking the bucket, trying to persist. >> I like it. >> Get in the car. You got to open it up. >> I'm sorry. You need You need what? >> Hell drives, no nothing. I'm a mom. There's nothing in my car. >> What do you need? >> Nothing. If you want to get in the trunk, there's nothing in there. I work. I'm a mom. I take care of my children. I don't do none of that stuff. They inventory. >> She resisted while talking non-stop, insisting the police had no reason, even though it was obvious to everyone that she'd been the problem from the start. Her talk about authority and manners wasn't about principal. It was about flipping the blame. And when her family showed up, things only got worse. Instead of calming her down, they jumped right in, turning it into a public disturbance. >> Hey, you have the Oh, never mind. >> Excuse me. Where's my daughter? >> Uh, she's in the back of the car. Which one of y'all pull her out of her car? >> Ma'am, just park your car and calm down. >> What is the legal right? >> If she comes over here, it causes disturbance. She's going to be tempted. >> We got another one. >> Hey, don't come over here. Ma'am, did not come over here. >> You ahead. No business. Put a car. No business. >> Don't stand over there, please. >> Put your mother over for it. You think it's a dude car? It's a whole woman's car. You not behind. >> X-ray number 14,416416. >> Remember when I asked about six officers earlier? >> Hey, roll up the back window. >> Roll up the back window. >> I can hear her right here. >> You come over. Hey, if you come over here. Hey, I'm not going to tell you to leave the area, but please stay on the sidewalk. Please stay on the side. You're obstructing traffic. That is a Stand on the sidewalk, please. Stay out of the roadway. >> Can I talk to my daughter? >> Ma'am, I need you out of the road. Stand on the sidewalk. Look, you're obstructing traffic. >> I'm giving you a lawful order. Step outside of the roadway, please. >> Give me my mama key. >> Please stay back. >> Back up. >> All right, ma'am. Ma'am, you got to go now. No, I didn't pull off what >> the freedom was. >> I'm sorry. I copy. >> She's under arrest. >> For what? >> For what? >> She was refusing a lawful order to provide her name and information during sir. >> I was on the phone with her. >> I will be reviewing it. Body camera footage. >> Rather than being voices of reason, her family became emotional accompllices. Disrespect for the law wasn't challenged. It was reinforced, passed down like a bad habit from one generation to the next. They weren't interested in the violation itself. All they cared about was the bruised ego of their relative. >> Y got nothing to do, bro. >> You know her. >> Man, y'all know her. >> Y'all know her, man. >> I'm not going on what y'all said. Don't talk to me, bro. Just no. No, no. Just leave the vehicle right there. Leave my car. >> Okay. Okay. I thought you just got off work. >> Uhuh. Bro, >> uh, what happened there? >> I know her, bro. >> What happened? >> Oh, she was arrested for not following lawful instructions by the police officer. >> I was on the phone with her. I am the witness. If I could see that dude who pulled her out of the car, he pulled her out of the car with no proper causes. You understand me? She hadn't already stopped the car. She just asked him why he pul her over. He got nasty with her >> for what? >> When he when he took her the car, >> huh? >> They took her to the police station. >> I mean, we've already evident in the car. >> Just check with Delva. I mean, you guys inspected the vehicle for towing, but they got here. >> It's if one if the registered owner's here. >> Well, the register owner is >> not that any good deed goes unpunished, but the >> girl the one that got arrested. >> Oh, okay. Never mind then. >> They're not. Yeah, we're up. >> It's registered to the girl that was arrested. So, >> I don't know. >> Oh, he the one did it. But what was he caused for him to do it? >> No, they do. Nobody know. >> I just I just told you. >> I I told you that she was arrested for not following the lawful orders. >> Yo, what's not >> here? Listen. >> What started as a small traffic issue ended with the whole family on scene. In the middle of the chaos, only the grandmother managed to stay calm. Even after the sergeant clearly explained that the stop was due to the obstructed plate, they kept arguing that the registration wasn't expired, deliberately steering the conversation off course to create confusion. >> It's time. It's time to leave. >> All right. >> Out of the roadway. If you want to remain in the side, park the vehicles legally. You guys can be in the sidewalk. Somebody move her car. >> And we're towing the vehicle. >> So I I can have my own. >> No, it's it's her vehicle. We not legally allowed. >> Hey y'all. >> Hey, go home. Go. There you go. >> Move your car, Brenda. Move the cop. Now >> you got the >> Sorry about that, but what were you talking about? >> You got the power. That's why I was just trying to tell you. >> I said you got the power here. >> I was trying to tell you they're going to tow the car. I don't I have no The officer that was who in charge of the case. He decided he's going to car. Unfortunately, I can't change that. >> But they used to let you have the child car that's costing us more money. >> I understand that. But he made the decision. I don't He has his own right. >> Well, God, you see him, you know, the decision he made, >> right? Yes, ma'am. So, do me a favor. I just want if you you can stay right here, but I just want you to stand on the side of the roadway. Okay. Yes, ma'am. >> No, I'm going to be finished here. I'm going to leave it in God's hands. >> I'm going to leave it right there. But I was just trying to find out what happened. >> That's why I was trying to talk to you, but everybody was screaming. >> We don't have all the details at this point. It's way too early. Okay. >> That's why we try to >> I'm just telling you what she's under arrest for. >> Okay. >> In the end, the woman was taken to jail and charged with failing to obey a lawful order, nonviolent resisting arrest, and obstructing her license plate. In court, she was hit with $514 in fines and court costs. Arrogance came with a price. financially, socially, and on her criminal record. Worse still, her refusal to take responsibility by not paying the fines led to the debt being sent to collections. As the arrest wrapped up with family members everywhere, the grandmother stepped into an unexpected role, the final cold-faced aggressor. On October 7th, 2024, a domestic disturbance call brought officers to an apartment where the line between victim and manipulation got real thin. In the minutes that follow, every dodge, denial, and emotional reaction starts giving away what this situation really is. >> Hi, what's going on? >> Yeah, you will not shut up. I don't know what she's doing, but she's >> between you two. >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm not going to deal with two people talking to me at once. So, if everybody I'll talk to one person at a time, >> okay? No weapons, nothing like that. >> No attack gorillas in the garage. >> No. >> Okay. Then one person at a time. Okay. What's going on? >> I'm trying to sleep. She lost her phone. She comes in the room and starts accusing me of losing her phone. >> Who is she to you? >> She's just a friend. >> I'm just a friend. >> And she will I asked her. >> You guys live together? >> Yes. >> She lives here. Yeah. >> Okay. I'm I'm just asking him right now. Okay. I'm going to ask one person at a time. Okay. There's one of me problem. >> She will not let me go to sleep. She keeps coming in and yelling, screaming, and talking and yelling. I got it on I got it on my camera if you want to see it. >> Okay. How about this? because you seem to have a lot to say. So, why don't I talk to you first, >> and then you wait over here by the front door for me. >> I got everything on camera, so you know. >> Okay. >> Okay. I don't really own the house, but I do live here for the past >> 15 years. >> Okay. >> So, all I want to do is go to sleep. >> So, what's the what's the problem with that? >> I don't have my phone. >> Where's your phone at? I asked him calling me. >> Okay. Are you guys dating? Are you in an intimate relationship? >> We are We are >> engaged. >> Physical between the two of you? >> No. >> No. Hits, punches, kicks, scrapes. Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you or anywhere? >> Is it somewhere near here? You guys are in an intimate relationship. >> No, I have asked her to move out. I haven't got the paperwork to force eviction from from town hall. >> Okay. Okay. So, you're starting the eviction process with >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. So, when was the last time you guys were in an intimate relationship? >> Uh, probably a few weeks ago. >> Okay. So, you guys broke up? >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. And she's still residing here? >> She won't leave. I've asked her to leave numerous times, officers. >> The only thing she owns in that house are her clothes. >> That's it. >> In the middle of the chaos, the woman chose silence or vague, slippery answers to keep herself looking innocent. But once the officer pressed on basic questions about who actually lives there and what the relationship really is, that protective cover started to crack. At the core, this isn't confusion. It's control. She wants to control the living space, the story, and the power in the room. >> Did she grab you tonight? >> Yeah, she grabbed my arm. >> Do you have any injuries? Anything like that? >> No, no injuries. >> How did she grab your arm? >> Just like like this to pull me toward her. >> Why was she doing that? Like what was she? >> Cuz I was walking away. Okay. >> I kept walking away. She was following me around the car. >> Is she intoxicated? >> I do believe so. And she's got one of those blow things in her car. And I told her, I said, "Yeah, just get in your car and go. She can't go cuz she can't blow in her car cuz it'll lock her car up." >> Right. >> And two days ago, I found a bottle of uh what's that? Um brandy hidden inside one of those plants right over there. >> So, she an alcoholic? >> Yes, she is. >> Um >> yeah, if you don't mind just grabbing yours real quick and then coming back right out while I talk to her again. Okay. >> Okay. bag here. >> Okay. Oh, she did go in. >> So, get up the front. >> Okay. >> Go to the front of the car. >> Was she non- uncooperative or what? >> She's drunk and she just won't. >> Ma'am, get out. Come out here. Get out. >> I'm fine. I'm fine. >> I'm going to try to get >> I'm talking to you very straight right now. >> No, you're not. I don't even know what you're saying. >> I'm very very >> drunk. No. My name is >> Okay. Why are we here? >> You're here because the police. >> Why' they call? >> Because he's upset. >> Can you lean up against this car, please? >> Yes, I can. >> Was there an argument had tonight? >> No, I just lost my phone and he just had his son's birthday and he just gave him $100 and he's upset with me. >> Why were we called here? >> Because he calls the police every time he's upset. >> What was he upset about? >> About his son. And I'm the I'm the bad person apparently. I didn't do anything >> whatsoever in this disturbance that we got called to. >> Apparently I'm the girl that lives here. >> Well, yeah. >> I asked him to call my phone. That's all he did. >> Okay. >> Is it That's all I did. >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> I did not drink tonight. >> No. >> No, I did not drink tonight. >> All right. So, one thing I need to get straight is I want to confirm you're not a liar. Are you a liar? >> I'm not a liar. >> Her biggest weakness here is alcohol. She honestly seems to believe she can negotiate with the truth. Like, if she talks enough, reality will bend for her. But her story keeps changing, and what she says first doesn't match what she says next. That constant shifting isn't just lying. It's impaired judgment. Plus, the belief that she can talk her way out of consequences one sentence at a time. >> So, well, you just lied to me just now. No, I drank this afternoon. I didn't drink this evening. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> I drank a little bit. >> What's a little bit? >> I can't drive and drink, but I'm not I would never drink and drive. >> You feel sober right now? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, I don't. >> Who you are, how old you are, what you do, I don't care. I just want to confirm that when you tell me something, you tell me the truth. >> I will tell you the truth. >> But you But you didn't just now. That's what I'm talking. >> I did. I said I was not gonna drink and drive. I said I was not sober. >> Okay. So, as far as this argument goes, was were did you argue with him or there was no argument? No argument whatsoever. >> I asked him to call my phone. >> Okay. So, there was no argument. >> I didn't think there was an argument. >> That's what I asked. After he called the phone, what happened? >> I couldn't hear the phone. >> Then what? >> And I said, I can't hear the phone. And then he called the police. So he called the police because he couldn't hear your phone, >> right? >> It was aggravating him. >> Okay. Anything physical occur? >> No. >> Did anybody get pushed, shoved, hit, struck, shot, stabbed? No. >> Kicked? >> No. >> Okay. Is there anything else you want to tell me? >> I just want to tell you that I can't find my phone. I would love to call my son. Um, >> do you guys have disturbances often or how much has she been drinking tonight or today or >> I really don't know. She closet drinks. >> Does she? >> Oh, yeah. >> Soon as I'm in bed, she starts it starts I can tell first she starts with my saying stuff about my ex-wife. Then she starts saying how rich she is. >> And I I keep saying if you're so rich, please leave. >> How long have you guys been together? on and off for 10 years. >> You guys are engaged. >> No, I told her to palm the ring. I got the papers to start the eviction. >> But you guys But you guys live together? >> Yeah. She was grabbing me. >> Why? >> To not to She was chasing me to beg me to not to call you guys. I was like >> when when she did it, what was her demeanor like? >> Uh it was just she was she wasn't mean or nothing like that. She just was I feel sorry for her. I do, but I can't do the same. Was she like a Was it like an aggressive? Was it like >> Yeah, it was aggressive. Yeah, but it wasn't >> Where did she pull you? >> My arm. >> It's not that I don't >> Things escalate fast when the man points out scratch marks on his arm. In Florida, officers don't always get to use discretion once they identify the primary aggressor. An arrest becomes the required move. Meanwhile, Karen flips on the emotional manipulation, trying to paint herself as an outsider who got dragged into a mess instead of someone who helped create it. So obviously, you know, there's two sides to every story. >> Got his side, got a little bit of your side. You know, you're you're kind of untruthful with me earlier. Can you just specify whether or not something physical happened tonight? Even if you think it was insignificant? >> Nothing physical happened. >> So there was no pulling? >> No, there was no pulling. >> No touching of others arms. >> No. >> Okay. >> Anyone? I have dog scratches on me. No, I >> I'm not talking about you. I'm talking about him. >> I did not touch him. No, I did not. I swear on my mother's soul. No, I did not. >> So, no pulling or anything? >> No. >> Okay. >> All right. Well, Logger. >> Yeah. >> Turn around. >> What are you doing? >> You're going to jail. >> Can I No. Can I go? Can I go? >> What is this? >> Why am I going to jail? >> This is more difficult. >> Why am I going to jail? Make this more difficult. Can I just go to Can I just go to a hotel? You can just go to a hotel. >> You're going to go to the green roof in. That's a hotel. >> No. >> Can you stop wiggling, please? >> Stop moving. I got to use significant thing. Please. >> You're resisting our efforts. You're going to get charged with obstruction here in a second. >> You already came close to it earlier by running away from me when I told you to stay still. >> I would like my phone. >> No, please. >> I'm not looking for >> anything. >> Dude, I just had to use significant force to keep you in one spot. >> I did not touch you. >> You're pushing this deputy against cars. >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. >> Yeah, >> you are. Are we liars, too? >> No, I'm not doing anything. Please, never stop. >> Mr. Double, >> please. Officer. Officer, please. I don't have my wallet or my phone. >> We'll grab all that in a minute. >> No, you can't. >> Well, do you know where your phone is? >> No. Do you know where your wallet is? >> The second the cuffs hit her wrists, the fake politeness disappears. She shifts into active resistance. That's the moment her power fantasy collapses because none of her let's talk about this bargaining works anymore. And when physical resistance fails, she plays her last card, turning herself into the victim by leaning hard on her age. >> What's hurting is my arms. >> Okay. >> You're hurting my arms cuz I have a hurt in my left arm. You're hurting my left arm big time. >> What's wrong with your left arm? >> My left arm is hurting. >> Why? >> I just had surgery on it and you're hurting me with your handcuffs. >> We got a handcuffs. >> Yes, you are. Can you please? I want to go to the hospital. >> You're hurting me. Ow. >> We're trying to adjust it. >> Ow. >> If you didn't, >> she didn't resist us. >> Ow. >> There we go. Look at that. >> Ow. All nice and cozy. >> Ow. >> Wow. Okay. Can I get in the car now? >> Yes. We're fixing your handcuffs since you completely. >> No, it's not. Okay. You're screwing it up big time. >> Don't roll your eyes. Third. >> Ow. Ow. I need to go and have an X-ray right now. >> Back there. >> One thing I wanted. >> Ow. Ow. Ow. >> Ow. >> Don't Don't sit on your hands. >> There you go. Just like now you can. There you go. Yeah. >> Ow. >> You people are torturing me. I'm a senior citizen. Oh my god. Are you kidding me? You're torturing me. Oh my god. I can't even feel my arms anymore. >> No, it's not okay. You're torturing a senior citizen. I'm really pissed off. It's not okay. I can't even feel my hands. >> I'm not okay. I'm not okay. I am not okay. >> I am not okay. I'm not okay. I can't feel my hands. >> I'm not okay. I don't care who you're with. I can't feel my hand. >> Do you want me to >> I can't >> I don't know if you can. Oh my god. I can't feel my hand. >> I can't put my hands on him. >> Would you like me to >> I can't feel either of my hands right now. I don't know who can help me. I'm not okay. I'm not okay. >> Can you face the other way and scoot back for me? >> Face that direction and scoot back for me. >> In one second. I'm going to assess your arms. >> Okay. What do you mean? >> What I saw with your blood pressure. >> It's high. >> Yeah, >> I know it's high. I know it is. I know it's high. And I just wanted to leave and he just doesn't want me to leave. And I want to leave. >> All I wanted to do was leave. >> Other than your fingertips. I check your your capillary refill and everything. Looks fine. >> Okay. Well, I'm sure they're going to go bad in a few minutes when they're held like this. I know that. Okay. Okay. Well, you did your job. Thank you for doing your job, officer. I appreciate you. >> Eventually, the woman was transported to jail where she was charged with domestic battery, abuse of an adult, and obstruction. In the end, she's taken to jail facing three charges: domestic battery, elder abuse, and obstruction resisting an officer. If convicted, she could be looking at up to $1,500 in fines and anywhere from 6 months to one year of probation. What do you think about the I'm an elderly woman card she tried to pull? Does it change anything for you, or is it just another way to dodge responsibility? Drop your thoughts in the comments. After a cold attack and some shameless denial, one choice, silence, ends up steering the whole story in a different direction. On October 17th, 2025 in Florida, police responded to a call from a Dollar Tree manager about a shoplifting incident. The suspect was accused of shoving someone and running off with a few bags of potato chips. But instead of clearing things up, she chose to defend a collapsing sense of entitlement. Next, >> stop right there. Margate Police. >> Hi, how are you? >> Good. Do me a favor. Come to the front of my vehicle. >> Okay. >> Do me a favor. Let's remove the backpack. Sure. >> All right. You have no weapons on you? Nothing like that. Any weapons in your backpack? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Put your hands behind your back. Right now, you're being detained pending a criminal investigation. Okay. >> Uh, possible theft and a battery across the street. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Against who? >> Huh? >> Battery and theft against, >> huh? We're going to we're going to figure all that out, but right now you're going to be detained pending that criminal investigation. Okay. >> You said theft and battery against >> huh? Across the street. >> Cuz I cross the street. >> No, across the street, ma'am. >> Okay. What did I do? >> Okay. Well, once we gather all the facts and circumstances, we'll be able to explain it more thoroughly to you. >> How would you know it's me? >> Because you are a person matching the exact description wearing all black backpack and orange socks. >> Okay. So, someone described me. Know if it's true or not. Well, we are we are going to do a show up identification to positively identify or not identify you. Okay. But right now, you are being detained pending a criminal investigation. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I want to know what's the law. >> You're Well, I'm going to explain to you the law. >> I want to read it. >> Right now, you don't get to You don't get to read the law. >> Why not? >> Listen. Listen. >> I'm a US citizen. You >> You are matching the description of somebody. >> You are matching the description of someone involved in a crime. We have the right. >> Listen to me. You're not listening. You're asking all these questions and you're not listening to us. >> Her first reaction wasn't fear. It was push back. She fired questions right back. Trying to turn the moment into a mental chess [music] match. She leaned on legal sounding language to look informed and to shrink the officer's authority. But that forced performance only exposed the gap between who she wanted to appear to be and how she was actually behaving. >> Description of somebody involved in a crime. We have the right to detain you >> and investigate that crime. We also have the right to identify you. And if you fail to identify yourself, you're going to be arrested. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I heard you. >> Can you please provide this officer with your name? >> I would like No, the answer is no. I would like to know the law. That's fine. >> I want to read the law. My >> explain to you. What law? >> You're saying because I match description. >> Yes. >> That gives us the right to detain you pending further investigation. I didn't say you're under arrest. Okay. So, there's a big difference between being detained pending criminal investigation and being under arrest. When you're under arrest, you be will be read your rights if we ask you any questions pertaining to the crime. >> What the crime even is? >> I told you a possible theft and a possible battery. >> I want to know what the law is as far as detaining me. >> He was basically I didn't even finish. >> He just explained it to you. You weren't even here. >> I walked up and I was explaining. >> He talked to you. You didn't speak to him yet. >> So again, a crime was committed across the street. >> All right. No, >> the description the description was given of a female of the law. Let me finish the question. >> Not letting me finish. >> You said it twice now. >> The description even went so far as to say the female was lashing going in the little Caesars >> me without seeing any footage without having any witness. The soal witnesses the soal battery the so-called battery I want to see footage of it first. >> I already said I want a lawyer twice. I want to know what the law is as far as detaining someone without letting a person know what exactly happened. I want a lawyer. That's it. >> Okay. Well, again, I'm not asking you any questions pertaining to the the crime. So, >> I'm asking to see what the law I want to read what the law says in regards to what's happening. It's the third time saying it to you. You rather stare at him and make faces. >> I'm staring at you, but nothing seems to be going through your head. >> Why staring at him, >> man? We've explained it like 10 times to >> the truth was standing right in front of her and she still refused to face it. When logic stopped giving her leverage, she reached for emotion as a last weapon. Vague accusations about looks and attitude became her way to rewrite the roles, turning herself from the detained party into the offended one. >> Detained, so I should be able to say one thing, too. But she frustrated overident. I'll speak to the sergeant then. >> I would like to No, I'll speak to a different sergeant. I want Who's above you? Okay. >> Who's above you? >> No one. >> There's no one above you. >> Not today. Nope. I'm it. >> So, you pay yourself. Who pays you? >> Just Why is it funny to just answer >> the city of Margate? >> I want to speak to the city of Margate. >> Oh, okay. >> I'm a representative of the city of Margate. >> I would like to speak to the city of Margate. That's >> how How do you speak to a city? >> You want to say dumb? >> No, I'm asking. >> I'm asking you the question. Who pays you? Are you getting or no? >> Who pays you? What? What? Do you have a specific question right now? >> Sergeant above you. Sergeant above you. >> Sergeants aren't above each other. >> Okay. So, who's above you? I want to speak to the person that's actually in charge of you. >> I'm more than happy to answer. >> Okay, then go ahead and answer. I'm waiting for it. >> I'm waiting for it. Give me the name. >> Are you able to or no? >> Wow. I want I wanted to speak to someone that's competent that's able to give me a name of who's the sergeant. >> I tried to answer a question. If you're not able and you were rude and you continue to talk, but you lied. You say he spoke to you when he would have spoke to when you first walked up. You came from around that time. >> No, I didn't. You didn't see me. I was behind you. My car is behind you. >> Okay. We have cameras. I'm sure they can see you. Correct. So, he was here first. He came that I'm [laughter] going to step. >> I am too. When I got here, okay, ma'am, >> he came not. Okay. You don't want to listen. >> I'm saying exactly what happened, but you don't want to listen to me. I want to speak to the person that's in charge. >> You're in her pres. Okay. If it's that hard for you to keep trying, don't bother. >> I want to see the person in charge of you. You're saying there's no one in charge of you. We are high as it goes. >> What's your name? Okay. >> All right. Ma'am, what what's your first name? >> I'm not giving up my name. I speak to a lawyer. >> You're required by law. >> When she couldn't control the person in front of her, she went looking for power somewhere else. Someone higher up the ladder. That's classic Karen reflex. [music] No compromise, only escalation. When her demands weren't met, she started talking down to the officer, labeling him incompetent, turning imagined authority into an attack tool. >> Why is that? You want to shoot him? Is that what it is? Is he got going on? >> Oh, okay. >> I'm speaking to him, not you. I want to speak to the actual sergeant. >> Someone is above you, not you. I want to speak to an actual sergeant. That's it. >> You're doing a show. >> No, no, no. I'm going to do a pat down and we're going to move on with life since she's refusing to uh identify herself crying. >> Come on, bro. >> I'm going to pat you down. >> Okay. >> Can you look forward, please? >> You don't have to grab me. I'm already standing right here. I haven't even moved. >> You did, actually. >> Only I move with my head. So, you have to grab my arm for what? >> Are they coming over for a shot? >> Continue to look forward, please. I want to ask him his question. I don't want to find what his name is. >> Continue to look forward. >> You're trying to force it. You're trying to force it. You're not too sexy. You're trying to be extra. >> I I am forcing. Yes. Because >> I haven't even moved my feet. All you do is move my my what? My waist. >> You're moving my waist. >> Money or what is that in your pocket? >> Correct. >> I want to speak to actual sergeant. No, I'm going to go as far as it goes. Sergeant, >> don't let me know that right now. >> Sergeant Kitchen. >> No, I think someone bigger than you. >> You're just not turning it on. It wasn't on before. >> Okay. >> Your body kind of is not. Oh, now it's on. >> Move your hands. >> Okay. You're officer Freellander. [screaming] >> Yes, ma'am. >> And I'm officer Sea. >> My badge number 351. >> Huh? >> And here's the real irony. Dollar Tree had already decided not to press charges for the theft. If she had simply cooperated, given her name and accepted a warning, it would have ended right there. She could have gone home and eaten her pizza like nothing ever happened. >> Tried. I tried. Tried what? Just go ahead and get a person with a name. My teleport skills have improved tremendously over the years. >> Teleport skill. >> All right, man. Go ahead and have a seat in here. >> All right. You can kill me off. Great. >> What's that? >> He can kill me off. Great. >> What are you talking about? What? >> What am I talking about? Sure. I'm talking to him. >> Freelander, you know. >> Thank you. >> You welcome, Freelander. But because she was so committed to being right, she handed herself two charges instead. Giving a false name and nonviolent resistance. She won the argument in her own head, but lost in the real world. Bail was set at $200, and she's still dealing with the case in court. When freedom gets denied by conscience, the story shifts to the very thing that's wrecked far too many lives already. On February 16th, 2025 in Florida, the glow of a bar's neon lights didn't close out a long day like it usually does. Instead, it exposed a moment where motherhood cracked and a young child was left stuck in the middle of intoxication, denial, and a series of bad decisions. >> Y, >> is this really what we're going to be doing tonight? Seriously? >> No. Being honest with you, I'm >> No, because now we have a witness saying something happened back here. So, >> so what's happened? >> Do you want to go? Do you want to go that route? >> No, no, no. >> Cuz we'll go that route. >> No, no, no. To be honest with you, I trying to get everything. >> Two problems exist right now. One, they told us that you were choking her against the car. Okay, so that's probably the So, that's problem one. >> Let's take I'm going to I'm going to sue behind. >> Let's check the camera. Okay, that's problem one. Problem two is you're plastered and you're sitting in the driver's seat. >> Let's go. No, no, no. Okay. Thank you. >> Baby, they say >> you guys are doing all of this in front of your camera. >> No, being exactly being >> You doing this? Are you kidding me? You doing all of this, >> baby? >> Because he's Hispanic. Are you kidding me? >> Baby. Baby. >> Hey, can you pull up this camera right here by the door? >> Uh, I can see if we have access. >> He's back there crying. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> What What exactly did you see? I seen him grabbing her against the car that looked like green car. >> Yeah. >> And and I came back here cuz I didn't want them to see me. >> Stupid. >> You see me? You see me? I see you. >> Get in the car. >> No. Are you kidding me? >> Yes. No, I'm not even kidding. >> He was choking me. Are you kidding me? >> What they told you? Somebody told you. Oh, you are the one that >> borderline disorder. I don't want to take you to jail. So, just relax. Just relax. >> You mommy Angelo is right there. >> I know Angelo is right there. This you're supposed to protect. >> You're supposed to not tired of them. >> Hey. Hey, stop. [screaming] Stop. Stop. >> From the very start, she came in with that I've got rights attitude. Clearly drunk, she wasn't scared at all. Instead, she fired questions back at the officers. This was the moment to cooperate, especially with her child watching everything unfold. But no, she chose resistance and things went downhill fast. >> Please understand me. Please understand me. I'm asking for you understanding footage. Look in my face. >> Okay. >> Don't judge me. >> She was in the driver's seat with the car. >> Don't touch me. >> Hey, heck. >> Why are you touching me? One second. >> Why are you touching [screaming] the cane? Back up. Back up. >> Why are you touching? [screaming] No. Stop. Stop. >> No. He's my son. >> I know he is. >> Just go with together. Let's go to the bathroom. Okay. >> No. Let's go. Don't scaring him. Don't scare him. >> I'm not scaring him. You're scaring him. You scaring him. >> No. If you say that. No. If you say that, he's going to think that you He just want to come with me. >> He just want to come here. Papy, come here. It's no problem. Come here, puppy. Can live with my You're okay, [screaming] buddy. Trying to figure stuff out. >> Come here, puppy. Can you tell him everything's okay? He me he's like everything is okay. Please >> buddy. What's your name? >> Um >> yes, puppy. >> What's your name, baby? >> Angelo. >> Angelo. Okay. Everything's going to be okay. All right. I don't want you to be afraid. Okay. >> Well, I don't have my B anymore. >> But my my mom is being so mean. >> Yeah, I know. She's being mean, but >> I'm so sorry. I just want to No, no, but don't take it on from me. Please. >> You're not taking anybody. Sorry, I just need to stuck with him. >> Move. >> That is what alcohol does. >> No. >> Act like an adult. >> This is what I'll call. >> She have the wife. She have a lot of She's been so good in the last month. She's trying her best. The only thing that I need is he's my son. That's the only thing that I need. >> Why are you guys even in the car? >> Huh? >> Why are you guys in the car? >> Because I was dealing with her. >> My head. You >> At this point, you can't blame the alcohol anymore. It didn't cause this. It revealed who she really is. In a Karen style mindset, police are supposed to listen, not enforce the law. When reality didn't bend to her expectations, panic set in and turned into defiance. And the saddest part, the child, the real victim, kept trying to speak up for her mom. >> No. No. Look my hand. [screaming] >> Stupid. Look at my hand. >> Why are you guys in the car? >> I'm going in the home. >> He's in the car with me and my wife. >> Who was driving? >> Her. >> Why was she going to drive? >> Because she's okay. I never crashed. >> No, no, no. Okay. She's starting right now after he told me what he's going to do. She get might be just because of that. >> Okay. >> I I don't want my mom to be in jail because you guys said if we come back there when we're going to be in jail, >> but I don't know why my mom wants to be so mean, not to the to the policees. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> She know what she's doing, sir. >> She's very drunk. >> Except for stupid. This is right here. I thought with them first of all and be super honest. I was super super super nice with them. No reason to put me on that in front of my kid. I don't do nothing. I get out the car. Listen to me. Listen to me. I get out the car. No. No. I listen in the car. >> Is that your dad? >> He is. >> He's my dad died. He's my dad died. >> So, he's your stepdad. >> My mom. >> Um, not right now, honey. She's She's really upset. Okay. She's just, you know, you saw her. She was just fairly upset. Okay. But >> but she never gets when I when I when I when I say bye to her. >> Yeah. Well, yeah, she's upset right now. But you're going to see her again. Okay. It'll be all right. is the heart. [screaming] >> It's pretty embarrassing in front of your kid. Tell you that. >> Be honest with you. Yes. >> Yeah, it is. >> Be honest with you. Yes. >> Both parents drunk. >> No. No. Even you want me to >> Both parents drunk in front of a 5-year-old? >> Yeah. You want me? >> It's awesome. Got to drive a car. It's great. >> You want me? It's okay. It's okay. Keep talking. >> The man tried to play the role of the responsible one, but a few basic questions blew apart when he couldn't even remember the phone number of the woman standing next to him. Their bond wasn't built on responsibility. It was built on alcohol and convenience. Coming back to the parking lot after being told to leave was an unspoken statement. Rules are for other people. >> People are going in handcuffs just to situate the situation so everyone is safe. So everyone is safe. Okay. That's why people that's why people go into handcuffs. >> No one needs to go into places. >> Okay. Well, that you should have thought of that before you got drunk tonight. You really should have. You really should have thought you. >> Okay. All right. >> So when he >> So here's the other problem. You guys were trespassing this property. >> No, sir. >> And you're now back on this property. >> No, sir. No, sir. Being honest with you, I asked her in the front of the >> Bro, I was here when they trespassed you. >> Trespassing for you. No, no, no. I'm asking why is trespassing for you? What we do? >> Understand what? >> No. What we do? >> We trespassed you. >> You were trespassed 10 minutes before this. >> No, no, bro. What was that? Like I'm asking you like explain me what was trespassing. >> We told you you cannot come back here. >> What? To me? Me? You just tell me you got me on cuff because I'm on custody. After I see the video, if it's nothing wrong, you have to let me go. I trust myself recording at this point. >> Okay. But you told me that. You told me that. That's camera. >> Do they have family that can come get the kid? >> Yeah. Yeah, for sure. Her sister. But he told me after he saw the camera. >> Let's get her sister. Do you have your sister's phone number? >> What sister's number? >> Do you have a sister's phone number? >> Yes. It's right here in my phone. >> Where? Where? Listen. Where's your phone? We're going to call your sister to pick up your son. >> Okay. >> Where's your phone? >> It should be in my bag right there. >> It's not. >> What's What's Alena's number? You know where her phone is, >> huh? >> Do you know where her phone is? >> No, sir. You can check the whole car, whatever you want. >> Do you know her number? >> What's in front of her? >> No, I don't know. For memory. That's what I'm saying. You can turn my phone on. >> Your girlfriend? Your wife? >> Exactly. I don't know. >> Oh, you know her number? >> No. You know your your sister wife and >> Yes. >> Oh, for sure. >> Yes. >> Oh, I don't know. Be honest with you. >> You don't know your your wife's number? >> No, I know my number. >> Your wife's number. >> Your wife's phone number. >> I know my number. I know my number. In a drunken state, the brain prioritizes defensive reflexes over retrieving simple information. His confusion accidentally exposed a hard truth. This relationship wasn't nearly as solid as the way they casually called each other baby. It was held together mostly by booze and bad judgment. >> Can I text her from something? >> What's what's wrong? What's happening? Because >> I'm feeling I'm feeling No. No. I'm feeling >> You have short-term memory loss. >> No. >> We've already told you. Listen, you are going to jail today right now for trespass after warning. You were warned not to come back here and you're drunk and you came back. >> I just want to say >> Do you understand me? >> Yes, sir. >> Yes. >> So, now you're going to jail. Who can I call to come take your child? >> Do you have any other family in the area? >> No, just her. >> Okay. Then it's going to be DCF. >> Can you just please put in front of me? It's >> our policy. We can't. >> Oh, like sir. >> They'll be up soon. Okay. Just go ahead and get in. Jesus. Ah, >> that's crazy. >> You trying to have a little more room? >> Yeah. No, like I'm trying to >> No, I know. There you go. >> All right, bud. You want to jump up in there? Climb in your seat. >> We'll get you get you buckled up. Okay. >> Seat belt on. >> Get to ride a police car. >> Get comfortable. You can be sitting on the chairs and we'll just hang out up here. >> So, where's mommy going to be? >> She's just across the street. They're just talking to her over there. Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> Are you cold? >> I am cold. I'm just kind of scared because >> you scared >> because I don't like knowing going to jail. Well, so sometimes people just make, you know, >> certain certain decisions, you know, but you're a really good boy. All right, buddy. Ready to go? He said he's tired. >> Yeah, I bet. >> Yeah. All right, buddy. >> Angela, let's go home. >> Angela, buddy, you good? >> Angela, now please. Come on. Let's go. >> All right, buddy. Take care. Okay. >> In the end, the woman is taken to jail and faces charges including reckless conduct, reckless driving, and aggravated assault for using a vehicle as a weapon against another person. If convicted, she could be looking at 2 to 7 years in prison and fines of up to $20,000. Do you believe her mental health and civil rights defenses carry any real sincerity, or are they just the last cards of a seasoned manipulator? Drop your thoughts [music] in the comments below. Alcohol erased the boundaries, then turned a vehicle into a weapon after a failed plan to run from responsibility. On October 12th, 2025, an emergency call from a residential neighborhood pulled police to the scene. What began as a family dispute quickly spiraled into a dangerous situation, turning a quiet block into the center of chaos. >> Woman, park the car. Back up, >> back up. Park the car. Park the car. >> Park the car. >> Back up. Hey, >> back up. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> I am. I am. >> Get out. >> I am. >> Get out now. >> I am. I am. >> No. Park the car and get out. >> I'm on now. >> I am. That's what I'm doing right now. >> Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. Unlock the car. Unlock the car now. Now. I'm not playing around. Unlock the car. Unlock the car. I'm not playing around. Unlock the car. Unlock it. Get out of the car. >> I am. Sure is. >> Let me make sure I got all my stuff. >> No. Get out of the car. Put the change on your back. >> I am. Let me put my phone in my uh >> We're not doing this. >> I know we're not. Wait a minute. Don't car. I am >> cuz she threw something in my car and it's all on her camera. Don't do them too tight in my head. I got uh car. >> Yeah, she threw something at my car. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> Of course not. You got anything else in your pocket? >> No. No. Here. Get this one. >> She threw uh I want to get in at me. I put it on your door. She threatened me. She threw a uh something over there. Stay over there. >> At me. And now she's trying to act like I tried to run her over. Yep. And my my psychiatrist going to help me. Don't worry about it. She did that. She been talking about I took her car. That's my car. How How I She ain't got no license. She ain't even on the lease. So she want to get put out. >> Oh, she want to be put out. Wait a minute. Pull my clothes up. Yeah. And on the other side >> I pulled up this one. >> To dodge the guilt that follows reckless behavior. Her mind immediately looks for someone else to blame, recasting herself as the victim. The line, "My psychiatrist will back me up." isn't a cry for help. It's an attempt to use mental health as a shield against responsibility, a way to soften the legal fallout. to go talk to people inside. Whenever I pulled up, she was running somebody over in the front yard. So, I don't know what's going on. >> Yeah, cuz she threw something at me. No, we'll talk at the station. >> We're going to talk right here. >> I'm going to talk. >> Listen, we've got you've got the right to remain silent. Anything you say cannon will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford one, one will be appointed to you. Do you want to answer any of my questions? >> No. >> Well, it'd be easier to know what's going on if you answered some questions. I didn't I can go on the call. Yeah, I got 911 on here. Um, she came. >> Okay, thank you. But >> thing is she ask us our truck for my fiance. >> She called 911. >> She was never run all the she was the lady that was this one that got hit by the car. >> Ran. >> Yeah, she got hit by the car. She got hit by the car. >> Okay, listen. This is the thing. So, I'm in there with my kids in our in our bedroom. I hear somebody open my door. It's her. She's not allowed here. I told her, "We don't want nothing from you and you need to leave." She started pushing on me, pushing on me. She came out. I came out. I said some words to her cuz, "Yes, I'm upset. You just barged in my house." She got in the car, proceeded to hit me with the car three or four times. She pushed me all the way back to the door. All All the way to the door. Didn't put my hands on it. I didn't touch her or anything. But now I'm ready to Now I'm ready to. >> Her husband, that's his mom. There's been something going on for the last couple of weeks. That car belongs to them and she took it because it's in her name. Pookie's restaurant or whatever it's called is where her husband works and she's been driving their cars of trouble and they trespass her. >> That's Oh, that's your shoes. >> That's That's my shoes. I was standing right there. She pushed me hit me all the way back there. >> Look at you. Did anybody else see it? >> I don't know if anybody else though. I really don't know. But I need my fiance home right now because I'm going I'm going into jail. I'm going to jail. Do >> you have any marks on your like that or just your hands? >> It's just my hands and my legs. >> Okay. And these are your She's the one that called. >> Selena. Selena's the one who called. Yes. She called for me cuz I I told her to call the police. >> Shaky words meet arrogant silence. One side lays out the truth in detail. The other tries to claim power [music] through withholding. When attention shifts toward the daughter-in-law, silence stops working and a strange psychological reaction surfaces, revealing a deep fear of losing control. >> Thing is, she wanted to take my kids. I said she my kids are not allowed. >> Is that just your neighbor? That that woman in the car, that's my fiance's mother. >> Okay. >> My kids are not allowed to go with her >> crazy for a couple of weeks >> doing weird things. So I said she's not allowed to get my kids. She came in, came in my bedroom, tried to take my kids from me. At this point, I want to hurt you. I need my fiance home right now. >> Is he coming? >> Yes. >> Is somebody bringing him? >> See, this is what she's complaining about. She had walked out there and seemed to try to drag my kids out my bedroom and I pulled up. >> I don't know. I guess I have my door unlocked. I don't know. >> And I normally turn it off during the day because it's been getting so high, right? You know, I'm thousands of pictures a day. >> Oh my gosh. >> So, she got mad because you she was trying to take the kids from you. >> Yes. She wanted my kids for today. I said she's not they're not allowed to go with her. >> She took their car. >> The last incident whenever my kids were with her, she was pushing my little three-year-old down to the ground, holding her down as she's screaming. So, that's abuse to me. And I had I couldn't be there for my daughter. Nothing. She can't go back over. None of them can go back over there with her. She's been doing drugs. She's wanted in CRO for a a gun or something. An incident with a gun. >> Take me to jail. Why am I still here? Take me to jail. Why am I still here? Take me to jail. Why am I still here? Y'all get outside. So that's okay. That lady got a camera. She not on the lease. Michaela McMorn is not on that lease at 9:04. She don't even want to be. >> Um, so I pulled up and she is actively in the front yard running this lady over like over and over. So, I got my gun out and I'm like, "Put the car in park." Like, "Stop." And she pulls over here and now she's in the back of the car, but she refuses to answer any question. >> Hit somebody with a gun. >> Take me to jail. >> Okay. >> Take me to jail. >> Take me to jail. >> Hey, knock it off. >> Take me to jail. Why I'm still here? What are you doing? >> Cuz I want to go. I don't want to see that [ __ ] Take me to jail. Take me to jail. >> Now you're trying to go to jail. >> Take me to jail. >> Hey, >> take me to jail. I don't want to see her over there lying. She's lying. >> Well, that's what I'm trying to figure out. >> Take me to jail. She got a camera. That lady got a camera. All y got to do is ask her to see her phone. She got it all on the camera. >> This isn't remorse. It's emotional manipulation. Demanding to be taken to jail right now is a tactic to shut down the scene, stop further statements, and limit body cam evidence. When control slips away, she pushes the situation to an extreme to feel back in charge again. >> Why? Why am I taking stepping up? Why am I stepping up? >> Yeah. >> Why am I stepping up? No. >> Get on your stomach. >> No. Yeah. >> Make sure y'all hold my neck. Make sure you don't hold my neck. Okay? Don't put your knee on my back. All right? I don't want to be George Floyd. Okay? Yeah. This always happened when I asked you to take me to jail. I don't want to hear that [ __ ] lying. That [ __ ] She lying. Y'all can see her cameras. That lady got cameras. You can see I was taking my son to meet me to his house. No, I'm not going to talk to y'all. The lady got a camera and y'all can see take me to jail. Why I gotta sit here with all y'all talking to that? That is a worthless ass mama. She think I had six kids back to back. That's my son girlfriend. I've been in this for 13 [ __ ] years. I don't give no about nothing y'all doing. Do y'all job and stop having people do y'all job for y'all [ __ ] It's so soed up like she need am. That is crazy. Just as crazy as I am. But now you got my feet in the house. I'm going to make sure my face don't hit this concrete. If my face hit this concrete, that's another lawsuit on y'all. I already got one on y'all. So, go ahead and continue doing Where's the cameras? Why ain't no anybody camera on me? Nobody camera on me. Oh, okay. Yeah. Take me to jail. I don't want to hear this [ __ ] Why I got to hear this? Y'all can't take me to jail, but you want to hogize somebody like I used to do in slave time. Who gives a Who gives a [ __ ] Crucify me. I've been crucified. No, you're not going to hone my legs like that. That hurt. What the you mean? Oh, so y'all y'all telling y'all that hurt and y'all going to do it anyway? >> Oh, man. So many laws. So many civil rights getting violated on federal property. I thank God that hurt. My um these couch is hurting me. >> Once control is gone, arrogance becomes the weapon. She borrows social tragedies to wear the victim label. Borrows legal jargon to build a wall of intimidation. It doesn't have to be true, just enough to make others hesitate. That's how psychological pressure gets manufactured from the illusion of authority. >> Everybody backed now. >> Oh man, cuz I've been asked to be transported. Now you want to hold me. Now you want to transport me. If I my face is concrete, it's going to be problem. >> Hey Madison, I'll call you after the job. >> I have asthma. So how am I going to be in here? >> Hey Dan, you want to go to the other side? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Hey, get my hat. Get my hat. Okay. And make sure y pulling the lights cuz I ain't moving. Yeah. And you straight and my hand. be pulling my hand to make it cut. So when y'all we do this recording and I get this lawsuit going on the second one might make sure y'all get this recording they don't erase it cuz you know how marriage I ass get >> can you see if she's got her phone >> that is ridiculous and they tied me >> she's talking to someone they >> um I think it's by her face >> no close to her >> so close the door don't even talk to me like I Yeah, I I didn't I don't want to talk. I've got one female 95 county >> and that lady got a camera right outside tomorrow. So >> I need arrest not anymore. >> In the end, the woman is taken to jail and faces charges including reckless conduct, reckless driving, and aggravated assault for using a vehicle as a weapon against another person. If convicted, she could be looking at 2 to 7 years in prison and fines of up to $20,000. Do you believe her mental health and civil rights defenses carry any real sincerity, or are they just the last [music] cards of a seasoned manipulator? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. A domestic explosion after a failed kidnapping. Minutes later, Sam's Club becomes the scene of a shoplifting arrest. On April 30th, 2024, Sam's Club became the scene of a bad decision. When reason gives way to ego and greed, barriers that once seemed solid start to mean nothing. And that's when police have to step in. >> There you are. >> You know what was taken? >> What was in a vacuum? Yeah, the vacuum cleaner electronics a bunch of stuff. Yeah. >> Will you guys be able to look it up on the VO or whatnot? >> I was on 56. Sorry. >> I'm coming. >> Did you see them walk out? >> Huh? >> Did you you saw them walk out? >> Yeah. >> We have the license plate. >> Okay. Yeah, we got this stuff. Yeah, I did. Yeah. She just put she the one that said she know the receipt. She just knocked that door off. You know the one that's locked. >> She knocked it off and she just walked out from put all the stuff in my car. >> Okay. >> And hit the car next door. >> Yeah, the car next door is here with the with the cars. All right. >> Hey, how's it going? >> Pretty good. I got my CSO coming. I don't know how much stuff they have. >> Six vacuums in there. >> Six vacuums. >> Yeah. >> Okay. They said there was a lot of electronics, but she pushing the car out the door. You can't really tell what's in the what's loading up. But was it just her in there or is there a male in there? >> No, we have a male back there. Female's in the back. >> Oh, your your car. >> Yeah, female's in the back. >> Uh male was good cuz they said the male was in the car and it was just her. I saw the male. She was just the one with the car pushing it out there. So, I probably let cut him loose with the vehicle. But I got my CSO coming up to grab all that stuff. I have some pictures on this. >> The suspect didn't even try to hide it. Knowing the exit was locked, she rammed the door anyway, forcing her cart through. It's a classic control impulse. Being told no, even by a door, was unacceptable. As she fled, she clipped another vehicle, showing complete disregard for other people's property. >> I think he has an expired. Oh, okay. Huh. >> This one might be too male again. Is it? >> Where's your ID? >> I don't have it with me. >> You don't have it with you? >> No, I don't have my >> Put your feet in there. You have insurance with the vehicle? >> As far as I know, there should be insurance in there. Yeah. >> All right. Where would it be at? >> Ask cuz I don't know. >> It's all on the front seat bel. >> You have an ID with that wallet? >> Yeah. It's a handful. Good. stand for. >> Petty thieves usually know what they're doing, which is why they rarely carry ID. When attention shifts to the man with her, the contrast is sharp. He's compliant and subdued while she's the one actively attacking the store. >> Where's your ID? Where's your ID? >> Where's your ID? >> Oh, you got you got his ID. >> No, >> got his ID. We gave it back. >> He wasn't in his life in his wallet. No, >> I'm saying. >> No, he gave it back to me. Hey, it must be in that van. >> What brings you down here if you're in Springfield? >> My bos told me to reach over and put my foot on the bridge. Hold on. Copy. One more. Yep. >> Before I go and see if I can find my phone. >> He knew. He knew what I was doing, too. >> Was he in the car or was he in the store? >> He's in the car. >> Okay. Well, he didn't do the retail t whether he knew or not. >> Huh? It doesn't work that way. >> I can't hear you. >> That's fine. You don't have to hear me. My phone, please. Sir, >> can you let me try on my phone, please? >> Once she realizes there's no way out, she falls back on a familiar move. Dissolving responsibility by spreading blame. She tries to pin part of it on the man with her, hoping to blur how central her role really was. This way. This way. This way in. Yeah, I was going to get all your guys' you guys got business cards. >> I know it easier. Do you need his as well? >> Yeah. >> Well, you're just supervising. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That's fine. You deserve something. >> You have a good day. >> Yeah. We're not going to fit in the cab. need pictures of this or >> Yeah, I'm going to take a picture. >> I took a few sitting in here and then I'll get some when I put in the truck bed here. >> Hide out mess. >> Or is this going back? It's going to Sam's. >> Yeah, it's going to Sam's >> cuz I'm going to need a price for it all. Police determined the man was merely a lookout [music] while the woman was the one who carried out the theft. This is where her true character shows. There's no remorse for stealing six vacuum cleaners. What enrages her is having to face the consequences alone. I imagine we're getting over the place. All right. Dice. Don't be flying back where they come falling out. All right. You going to bring it back yourself or you want me to meet you there? Cuz I got her in my car. >> So, I could take him to Sam's. >> Yeah. Uh, >> yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. She's the manager on the LP. So, yeah. And then since you're taking them back, if she's there and she grabs them, can you just get a price quote for me? >> Yeah. >> Just tell her to print out the receipt. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Sounds good. >> All right. Thank you. So, we got that done. Jeez. And there's a car pursuit and everything. In the end, the woman is taken to jail and charged with retail theft involving high value merchandise. If convicted, she could be facing up to 2 years in jail and a permanent criminal record, while the person she tried to drag down with her is left as a witness to her public humiliation. On November 8th, 2024, police were called to a quiet neighborhood after a woman named Tara was reported driving recklessly across someone's front lawn. This wasn't her first time stirring up trouble on the block. But this time, would she stop before things went too far? >> How we doing? >> Hi. Excuse me. Can you drive down for me? Hey, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Terra, do not drive through the lawn. Terra, >> what is going on? >> We think she's she's driving three yards. I think we can pull the keys out of the car. Am I right? Well, they they let her sign a refusal yesterday. >> She didn't get >> Oh, she drove off. >> She wouldn't talk to anybody. >> I don't think she's going to talk to us today either. >> I don't want to run somebody over. No, >> I don't need her. Yeah. >> What if you take a squad and park it there so she can't come back this way? >> She might hit it. >> We got stopsticks. I just I don't want her to keep doing this. I don't want her back over on the grass. >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm done with this. >> Can't be like that. >> Nope. This is reckless. This is reckless. I'm not letting her do it. [music] [music] >> We're not doing this. You're not driving through the grass like that. >> No, you're not putting anybody else in danger. >> You're not driving through the grass like that. I don't know. What's your name? What's your name? >> What's your name? You're not driving through the cars. Through the You're not doing this. >> You're not doing this. You You If you get in this car and try to drive, >> you're almost hitting people. I'm done. Move. >> No, you're not getting in this car. >> Plowing through the grass, avoiding eye contact with officers, and flatout ignoring lawful commands, Tara wasn't just being reckless. Her behavior screamed defiance. Even more alarming, she did the exact same thing just the day before. Whether she hadn't learned her lesson or simply didn't care, her actions pointed to someone deliberately pushing the limits. >> Hit us. She's driven through this grass twice now. Almost hit them. I'm not letting her get back in that car. She's 1096. Like hardcore 1096. >> So, okay. You guys saw her driving, >> huh? >> You guys saw her driving? >> Yeah. She almost hit us. >> So, if she tries to get back in this car, I'll >> Do we have enough for Reckless? >> Yes. >> I'm 95 in her right now. >> She's trying She's loading up her car. She's driving to the dumpster over there and and dumping it all. But I'm going to at least detain her until we can figure out what's up with them. She almost hit us. So, so, so, so we were enough for then reckless and then assault assault. >> Yeah. I mean, she she drove right by me. >> Eggs assaults. What? B or is it jump up from C to A? >> I don't know. >> But you have reckless. >> Come over here. Come over here. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> You're under arrest. >> You're getting put under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Let go of Knock it off. Down. Down. Down. >> Okay, we're good. We're good. Slow down. Slow down. Get her arm. >> All right. One arm. One arm at a time. Get a cuff on. Get a cuff on. I got her other arm. >> Stop kicking her legs. >> Our father in heaven. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Hey, forgive us. >> Everybody used to be like addicted to music. >> Search while she's walk. >> Yeah, it's yours. >> Right there. >> They don't know what they're doing. >> The situation quickly spiraled. From passive defiance to flatout aggression, Tara nearly hit officers with her car, showing she wasn't just ignoring the law. She was endangering lives. Then, in the middle of the chaos, she began reciting the Lord's Prayer. The moment was eerie, hinting at a deeper, chaotic mental [music] state, unstable, unpredictable, and deeply troubling. >> Our Father, who are in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as is in heaven. against our day, our daily bread. As we get the ocean, she's not done. She's not done. >> Snap your temptation. I could never see you again. >> We can sit here all day if we need to. >> Our father in heaven. Hallowed be thy name. The kingdom of thy will be done on earth as in heaven. >> Give us our day, our daily bread, and forgive those who trespass against us. Let's go. >> Roller. Roller. Which >> way you want to roll her? This way. >> That was just to get her bag off. Our Father, who are in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come down, >> thy will be done. Who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as in heaven. Give us our day our daily bread. And forgive those who trespass against us. Lead us not in temptation, but deliver us from evil. >> Stop moving. >> I told you you were under arrest. You chose to fight us. No. >> Leave me alone. Get off me. >> Can't do that now. >> Get off of me. >> Hold on. >> Hallowed [snorts] be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as heaven. Give us our day our daily bread. Forgive those thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as in heaven. Give us our day our daily bread. Forgive those who trespass those trespass against us not >> sir. >> Stop resisting. Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. >> Our Father, who are in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as in heaven. Give us our day, our daily bread, and give us our justice. Forget those. >> Sergeant, am I good to go ahead and transport? >> Uh, yeah. to meet you there. >> Yeah. This wasn't some heat of the moment tantrum. Even after she was detained and placed inside the squad car, Terra thrashed violently, locked in a pattern of erratic, long-standing behavior. At this point, it was clear she either couldn't change or wouldn't. and standard deescalation tactics. They no longer worked. >> Deliver us from evil for those who trespass against us. Lead us not temptation from evil. Our father in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as in heaven. Give us our day, our daily bread, tomorrow. I will preach the gospel to myself that I am not [music] Jesus Christ is my defense. What's going on? >> What are you doing, Terra? She's going to have to be carried in. >> I was just thinking where do we hook her? Just keep her cup and just hook her cuffs like the last guy. >> I don't want to put her herself. If you want to grab her legs and grab your arms like this. >> Yeah, cuz you can just grab her cuffs. >> Go in heaven. Hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done on earth as heaven go. >> Give us our day, our daily bread. >> Yep. I got the feet. >> Pull her my way. My way. My way. >> Get her feet out first. >> I got her. I got her. I got her. I got her. >> Uh, I don't want her walking. >> You do believe in Jesus, right? >> Do not forsake yourself because he will not come for I will not come for you. Do you understand that? Do not do this to your soul. You will lose your soul. They already lost their souls. Don't do this to yourself. >> Clear. >> Do you understand? >> Pretty good. >> What's your name? >> I got kicked this time. Tom, >> what's your name? >> What is your name? >> Get off. >> I'm me. >> Okay. Can we get her up and in? >> Get off of me. >> Um, >> get off of me. >> Potentially. >> You are a beauty. >> Officers had to work together just to get her fully into the vehicle while she kept resisting and praying out loud. Her confused speech and erratic movements only deepened concerns about her mental state. Still, mental instability doesn't erase the fact she resisted arrest, and that legally comes with consequences. I'm going to be All right. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> Push her right. Push her back. Push her back. Do not bite. Let her out. Let her out. Let her out. She's trying to bite me. >> Put her down. Put her down. >> Get up. Get up. [screaming] >> Relax. Terra >> Terra, >> leave me alone. >> In the end, Tara was charged with felony assault, resisting arrest, and criminal mischief. Given the number and severity of the charges, she's now facing a mix of serious consequences: steep fines, restitution, and possibly jail time, depending on how the court rules. On July 4th, 2024, while the rest of the country was watching fireworks, a car crash led Florida police into a DUI investigation. But it wasn't just the signs of intoxication that raised eyebrows. It was who was behind the wheel and how she reacted that really shocked everyone. >> Stop over here. I just want to talk to you. >> I cannot Can you come here? >> I just want to talk to you. Can you come over here? >> Can you come right here? What do you need? >> Can you stop over here real quick? No, I cannot. Can you step over you need to walk away from the car? >> I don't care what you're telling me. I'm telling you, walk over to here. Don't touch me. Don't touch me, lady. Don't touch me. I'm not doing nothing. I'm standing right here. No. No. No. No. No. I'm right here talking to him. You don't have to pull me. Get off of me. >> I'm right here talking to him. You don't have to put your hands on me. Don't [ __ ] play with me. >> Stop here. >> No. No. No. No. No. I know my [ __ ] rights. You got your body cam. You can't tell her to take her hands off me. >> Stop. You need to stop. Are you going to stop? >> Are you going to stop? >> I ain't doing nothing to disrespect nobody. There ain't nobody stand right. [ __ ] >> We're telling you to stop and stay right here. You're going to stop and stay right here. >> Tell her. Get her [ __ ] hands. >> Right now. >> All right. >> Don't touch me. >> There ain't no [ __ ] reason. We have to read. >> I'm going to read you something real quick. Are you going to listen? >> Nope. I'm not going to >> I'm going to read it to you. >> I'm not going to listen. >> All right. Nicole, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you >> All right. Don't touch me, lady. I'm going to hit you. >> You want to be >> No. Put an >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> Don't [ __ ] touch. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. What the [ __ ] >> You're not going to [ __ ] hit me. >> You're not going to [ __ ] touch me, you [ __ ] >> You're on my [ __ ] rights, >> [ __ ] I bet you won't [ __ ] play with me when I'm on handcuffs, [ __ ] >> Bet you won't [ __ ] do it. Bet you won't [ __ ] do it. I don't give a [ __ ] >> You're going to go charge. >> You won't [ __ ] with me when I'm on handcuff. >> Yeah, you're real scary. >> Oh, you're real scared. I'm real scary now that I'm handcuffed right now, [ __ ] Right now, [ __ ] >> Okay. Are you going to calm down? >> No. All right. Where you going? >> Charge. You don't need another. >> That [ __ ] better shut her [ __ ] mouth. >> No, you need you need to stop. How you going to let her? >> From the start, her [music] attitude was confrontational. She ignored lawful commands, refused to move, and made threats, all while keeping an aggressive tone. Officers tried to keep it calm, respectful, but she wasn't having it. Instead, she lashed out, accusing them of violating her privacy, escalating the situation with every word. >> Yes, sir. Don't touch me. >> Stop. However, >> that ain't nothing to search. Get off me. >> Charge. I'm not doing nothing. >> I didn't kick [ __ ] >> I'm going like this. Can you listen to me? >> This is me going like this. >> This is my privacy. They're trying to touch my Look how they're hitting me. Look how they're hitting me, bro. Look how they're [ __ ] doing me. You're going to do me like that. I got people who work for your facility. You know that, right? >> Yeah. Look, >> you're just getting search. >> She's going to stop [ __ ] I I have to say you >> better tell this [ __ ] >> She's only searching your waistline. Like, relax. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. >> No. [ __ ] that [ __ ] >> I don't give a [ __ ] I ain't got nothing on me. She don't need to be hitting me and [ __ ] >> She don't need that. [screaming] >> Nicole, >> get her off of me. I ain't got nothing. Get her the [ __ ] off of me, bro. >> Get her off of me. >> Don't slam me, [ __ ] >> Nobody's slamming you now. Hey, you just heard my [ __ ] [ __ ] >> on here, [ __ ] Push on my [ __ ] >> video. My key >> here. Just come take it for >> drink. >> All right, spin around. >> You're going to be in the [ __ ] news. Why are you roughing me up, bro? >> Spin around and stop. >> Why are you roughing me up? I ain't doing [ __ ] Why are you [ __ ] slanging on me and [ __ ] >> Cuz you're acting like an idiot. >> No, I'm asking you to [ __ ] losing me cuz it hurts so bad. >> Drunk and act a fool. Yeah, [ __ ] your mom. >> I'm asking you because y'all got me in a hot ass car. >> I'm going to put y'all on the goddamn news. You got me [ __ ] up. You got me [ __ ] >> She knew exactly what she was doing, weaponizing public fear of police violence to create confusion and flip the pressure back onto the officers. Even after being cuffed and placed in the patrol car, she kept shouting, cursing, and complaining about her glasses. Maybe they were thick, but not thick enough to help her see who the real problem was. >> Then run me my Miranda. Then they told me my char. Just push my glasses up for me. Please. Please. They're got me in this hot ass [ __ ] car, sir. Please look at them. They're talking to me for no reason. They're not telling me nothing. Look at them. No. [screaming] No. Don't let them do it. Please don't let them do this. It's hard. I'm trying to I can't breathe. Why are they hurt my feel? Put my glasses on me, please. No, no, no, no. I already I have back problems. Please, please, officer. No, they're Put my glasses on me, please. They fell over. Please. >> Okay, >> they're not helping. >> They just broke. >> They're not help. They better not have broke cuz your goddamn facility. >> You're going to be responsible for it, [ __ ] [ __ ] >> All right, you can probably go over the property. >> Yeah, she did right now. >> 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. You said nine, right? You said nine. And then back. >> You said you didn't have any questions. >> I said 10. I said you said nine or 10. >> Oh, you took 10. I >> I said I I took 10. >> Continue. >> And then back back into >> her husband, meanwhile, was found in the driver's seat, engine still warm, giving officers just enough reason to suspect DUI. But the moment he saw a scratch on his truck, he snapped. He started swearing at police, then lunged, kicking one officer in the stomach. Now both husband and wife were in serious trouble. >> So you were in actual physical patrol of the vehicle. >> How's it going? >> We're going to walk this way to my car. Okay. >> I was walking, man. >> What's up, man? How you doing? >> I didn't know all this was going on over here. We would have been here quicker. Yeah, right. >> God damn. >> Hey. Oh. Hey. >> Yo, are you [ __ ] serious? >> Are you [ __ ] serious? >> [ __ ] man. >> Yo, chill out. >> Yo, he just he just scratched up he just scratched up your whole truck, dude. >> What the [ __ ] you going to do? >> Relax, dude. You're about to get you already got hit with criminal mischief. [ __ ] man. The [ __ ] I got [ __ ] schizophrenia. I [ __ ] your ass up, [ __ ] >> [ __ ] about this ride, [ __ ] >> Hey, hey, stop. >> Stop. You're about to get [ __ ] tased. >> Do not kick. Come on. Take the offic right here. >> There you go. >> Let me get in. >> All right. Get in there. Get in there. >> Get in, [ __ ] >> Come on then. >> Get in. Let me get in. >> Thank you. Looks like I'm doing a supplement. Do >> I do a supplement? No. Not you. Just me. >> Yes. >> No, you're good. What's up? >> Oh, would you guys like a water or a Gatorade? >> Oh, no. Thank you. We got a bunch in the truck already. Yeah. I appreciate it. Thank you so much. Have a good Unfortunately, there's >> even in custody with all the facts laid bare, they still tried to play the victim card, blaming the cops, denying everything, clinging to the last shred of a story no one believed. It was almost poetic. Two people perfectly in sync in all the worst ways. >> That's ridiculous. >> Hey, you good? on fire. Looks like they're about to get hurt. >> All right, we're going to we're going to head out of here, guys. Uh who's doing this again? >> Cole, relax. >> [ __ ] you. >> Relaxing. You act like I'm a [ __ ] murderer or something. Piece of [ __ ] I hear a [ __ ] police from my god. Oh my god. Piece of [ __ ] >> You want music? Are you [ __ ] >> You want music? >> [ __ ] you in your room. Give me some goddamn air and some water, [ __ ] >> [ __ ] you. And you're going to pay this for the doctor. Who this? Who did it when they broke them? is your own [ __ ] You like the event all these little [ __ ] [ __ ] Both were booked into jail, charged with resisting arrest, battery on a law enforcement officer, and DUI. She got 36 months of probation and mandatory community service. He faces similar charges plus property damage, and his case is still pending. On November 8th, 2024, police in Florida spotted a red sedan crawling down the road, billowing thick white smoke from its exhaust. It was quickly flagged as a road hazard. But when they pulled the car over, things took a turn no one saw coming. >> It's going to be at uh State Road 434 in Sunshine Lane. Yeah, you can't be driving your car like that. >> You see the smoke? >> I'm heading to gas. >> Where? >> No gas >> for which one? >> What are you going to do there? >> What are you going to do? >> It's just water. >> This is just water. Where? >> 21 11 24 hours. fresh water cuz I already know mechanical. >> Okay. Well, I'm just letting you know that you can't be driving like this with your smoke. >> I need your license to chase your trades. >> It's against the law. This is against the law for it to be smoking more than 5 seconds. It's been smoking this entire time since you came out from 434 and Gateway. >> 434 and Gateway Drive, man. Okay. I need your license for insurance. I'm not going to ask you again. Okay. >> I need your license. Retriation. You ask a question. You're going to wait for me to give you an answer. >> I'm waiting. Okay. Because you're doubting my expertise. >> I'm not your I have the right to ask question. Do you want to ask questions? Yes, ma'am. Well, and I have the the authority to ask for your driver's license. >> You have You're right. You can wait and answer me up. >> Okay. So, I'm not going to play on your time because you're actually blocking the road here because you decided to pull over here. Okay? I need your driver's license right now. You don't give it to me, then we're going to take a ride up north. Okay? >> The woman behind the wheel wasn't just defensive. She was trying to flip the script. She fired off question after question at the officer, clearly trying to take control and assert dominance. But the moment she was asked for her documents and warned of the consequences, her tone flipped. Suddenly, she was combative, stubborn, and flat out refused to comply with a lawful order. >> Are you going to wait for me to give it to you, or you going to >> We're not playing that. Get out the car now. >> You cannot open my door. >> That's not >> Let me pull me out the door. >> Listen, you're going to stop that. >> 21. That is What is your >> Get out the door. Do that again. >> You got one second to touch me again. Let it go now. [screaming] Get out the car. >> No, I'm not. You're going to let go. >> Now, what is your problem? Tell me. >> Get out the car. >> Get out the car. >> Let go of my arm. >> I'm not letting go of your arm. >> Oh, you don't. You're not. >> No, ma'am. >> So, you left or right? Yes, ma'am. You're under arrest. You're going to go to jail. >> You have >> What are you wait What are you reaching for? >> My damn phone. >> No, you're not. >> Come on, ma'am. >> Let me see you get out my car cuz now I feel I feel threatened. >> That's That's okay. Get out the car. It's a lawful order. Okay. You're under arrest. You're going up north. >> No, it is not. >> Yes, ma'am. >> No, it's not. >> Yes. I don't want to hurt you. >> Do your Whatever your name is. >> I don't want to hurt you. >> I need you to find out what the law is. >> That's too bad. [clears throat] Okay. Oh, the blades. >> No, you're going to find it out. >> But here's what you should be saying. >> Turn off your car. >> I'm not here to listen to Yes, you are. >> How I'm supposed to do my job. I'm here on a violation of a traffic infraction. Okay. And you refuse to ID yourself to me. I'm still got one resisting. >> I'm not. And you're going to let go of my wrist. >> No, I'm not because you're under arrest. >> Well, I'm 97. I won't take anyone. No, you're going to calm down, let go of my wrist, ma'am. >> And I'm sending my car. >> Hey, L1, block this car in. >> When told she was being placed under arrest, she didn't go quietly. She jerked her arm away and tried to grab her phone, a reaction laced with panic, disguised as bold defiance. She claimed to know her rights, but what she actually showed was a dangerous mix of legal half-truths and wishful thinking. This wasn't someone exercising their rights. It was someone resisting the reality of the situation. >> That's resisting. >> You have the right to pull me. >> Absolutely. Yes, I do. I had you. >> You do not. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. You're going to jail. >> They go right here. >> You're You're going to jail. Okay. See, you're not going to get out of this without going to jail. >> You're not getting out of this >> with >> No, I'm not. I'm going to take you to jail, though. >> Go ahead. You're going to let go of my arm. >> I'm going to take you to jail. See, the thing is I know my rights and I know the rule. >> Okay, >> one, I'm not trying to go nowhere. >> I have the right to ask questions. You have no right to hold my hand cuz I'm not resisting nothing. Hola, >> ask him to remove my hand. No, >> get out of the car. >> No, I feel unsafe. >> Okay. So, he Why is he holding? >> Let me ask you tense enough resisting. >> No, no, no, no. He did not. He's a car. >> No, you do not have that right. I do. >> Let's get her up. >> Vanetta, if you don't mind. >> No, I do mind. >> We're going to do a >> while I'm talking to you. Shut up. >> We're going to do a uh toe >> toe shoot for this car, right? >> Absolutely. I got you. >> Let's get her up and one. >> Once cuffed, her anger only escalated. She argued about her phone, insisted she was being treated unfairly and kept demanding her rights, as if she still held the upper hand. Even in the back of the patrol car, she was more focused on being right than understanding the very real consequences she was now facing. >> No, I didn't mind. Uh-uh. I'm not walking away without my >> Yeah, you are walking >> right now. Relax. Relax. >> Get in the Get in the car. Get in now. Do it. get you your phone. >> So I'm like, "Okay." I'm like, "Which one >> one? The nearest one." I'm like, "Where's that?" She won't. She starts resisting. >> 211 secure release station. >> I'm not using my privacy. >> You don't have any rights right now. I have >> N. >> You're not getting your phone, right? >> Too much TV. Get hurt. >> No, I mean she blood. >> She's scratching my arms and [ __ ] >> She was scratching with her other hand before I got No. No. >> Okay. Once we got started again, get a picture of that forio and resisting violence. >> She kicked on. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. Off now. >> No, it's still on. >> Okay. Listen. All right. You're going to jail. Listen. You're going to jail today. You're being charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting with violence since you crashed you and you drew blood. Both are felonies. Okay. Okay. But you have the right to remain silent on anything you say can be used to support the law. >> She was read her charges, but instead of taking accountability, she doubled down. She denied everything, accused officers of wrongdoing, and played the victim. It was a lastditch effort to rewrite the narrative. But denial doesn't erase facts, and her behavior had already written its own report. >> Move her over to >> That's going to be a blast. Someone >> whichever one. Who wants to choose for? Cash. We going to have an issue with you. >> We Okay. >> We didn't have an issue for you. >> All right. >> Turn around. >> Which one is it? car. >> You can keep my phone. Can you lock my phone? You do not have any other. Is it locked? Is it locked? >> Is my phone? >> My best advice to you is to calm down. My stom is already calm. I don't feel safe because you guys can't even even ask me what's going on. He started attacking from the beginning. >> Well, listen. You're going to jail. I told you charges. Don't make it hard because then the cos will rip you out of the car when we get to >> cuz the correction officers are going to make it way harder than what it has to be. >> Well, that's fine. >> Okay. So, if you don't cooperate with them, they go by a different set of >> your voice and listen to me. >> No, we don't care what you say. >> What began as a minor emissions violation quickly spiraled out of control. She ended up facing charges for battery on a law enforcement officer after scratching an officer's hand, plus several other offenses. Failure to provide documents, no proof of insurance, obstruction of traffic, and operating an unsafe vehicle. Her sentence, 18 months probation, mandatory community service, and a suspended license after failing to pay over $1,965 in court ordered fines. These stories aren't about mocking people. They're reminders that attitude and choices in tense moments can change everything. [screaming] The camera records the truth quietly and clearly. What did you take away from these situations? [screaming] Share your thoughts in the comments. And if you value thoughtful body cam breakdowns, please like, subscribe, and support the channel.