Got some rock. >> Where? In what? >> In this purse. >> For what? >> For what? WHAT DID YOU JUST DO? >> OH, I JUST PASSED the car. >> YEAH, BECAUSE YOU'RE STUPID. THAT'S WHY. >> They thought being difficult was a free pass to run away. Gambling both their dignity and their freedom on a hopeless escape. >> Nuh-uh. This way. >> You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. Taser. Tas. Taser. Get off the Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> But just watch how fast Justice shatters that illusion when a cold dose of reality slaps the excuses right off their faces right then and there. >> Sit over here. >> Why were you running? >> So you see cop cars and that's when you decide you want to run. How much dope you got in the car? On April 14th, 2026, down in the Florida Keys, one woman decided to turn a routine traffic stop into her very own twisted action movie. Instead of hitting the brakes, she slammed on the gas, nearly taking innocent lives with her before smashing headlong into a building. Here's how it all went south. Head behind your back. Pull on your stomach now. Pull on your stomach. [screaming] Hand behind your back. Get your hand out now. That car sit on your butt. Watch her real quick. >> Who is that? It's >> Karina, isn't it? Is it? >> Oh, she something's leaking. >> All right, we got to help. Help me move her. >> Yeah. >> Come here. >> Oh, sit over here. >> Whatever she hit with a water poo. >> Is it Coranne? >> Yep. >> Coranne. All right. I was thinking it's going to be Cory and the poo. >> She ran over a water pipe. We already got her on the way. What'd you take today? >> Why were you running? >> So you see cop cars and that's when you decide you want to run. How much dope you got in the car? Coran, >> don't lie. >> Told you today was going to be our day. >> I think I hit 97. >> Huh? They're coming. Hey, you want to sit up against the wall? >> Can you stand? >> Stand up. >> Let's sit up against the wall over here. Step back. Walk over here. Step back. One minute she's a reckless getaway driver, and the next she's playing the fragile victim. She didn't even try to deny running. Instead, she had the nerve to spin her criminal escape into a dramatic struggle for survival right in front of the officers. Sit down. >> I have a head injury. >> That's cuz you wrecked into a building. >> That's what happens when you run. >> My boyfriend just bit me on my leg, slammed me on the floor. >> I mean, it looks like she broke it at the >> She went right over. >> Yeah. Looks like she broke it at the I don't know if that's the main coming in. Corion, you hurt. Where's What hurts? >> Corion, what hurts? >> Meds are coming. >> They're coming. Coranne. Corian, just tell me what's been what you took today. >> Just your how much how many of the meds you take. Huh? Sarah, sit. Lean back. Okay. >> They're coming right now. Just lean back. >> I have no idea. And she was running like a crazy person, but I did call out the speed, so no one said no. So, you know, man, I like dates. Taste is fun. No, you just like me for his own partner. I told you this car had dope. >> Oh, yeah. Guaranteed. >> While our suspect was busy wailing to the paramedics, the police were busy uncovering the truth inside her car. What they found was a pigsty on wheels. Filthy, overflowing with trash, and littered with those suspicious little blue pills that tell a story all their own. >> Just smashed me on my head. >> Well, she also smashed into this and was going 95 miles an hour up and down. >> Smash me on my head. My boyfriend caused a migraine injury. >> You think you can stand up for me? Can I help you? >> Ready. >> How do you feel standing up? >> I got your back. Hey, I'm trying to stand up for you over there. Get you in the rescue and get your help. Okay. I need you to stand up. >> I got you back. Come on. It's roaches and like Oh, yeah. It's PC to search all day. Oh, >> what the is this? It's got like a Jesus statue. Kid living out of this thing. >> I don't know what these pills are, but I guess we can look them up. >> Yo, be extra careful when you're searching here. All right. >> Oh, yeah. Who knows what she has. Here's a pill. Say that's Oxy. Oh no. What is that? A leave is blue. Since when? >> Huh? >> A leave comes in blue. Huh? >> That's a big hole. >> Damn. >> That's a big hole. >> It wasn't there before. >> That was not there prior. >> No, it wasn't. >> I don't know who does. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Whatever you got inside. It's got a prescription for aderals. Find anything in here? >> Nothing good. She has prescriptions for So surprised there's not her license probably not valid. I last time I know her license wasn't valid. So So what she do? Come down, lose it, bounce right between these things. Huh? >> She just ran. >> That SUV wasn't just a getaway car. It was a mirror of her own life. A complete mess. Seeing an image of Jesus tucked right next to scattered pills. Well, it shows you a soul trying to cling to faith while drowning in addiction. >> Okay, >> man. I don't got filthy gun. Mm- >> interlock. >> We got some spoons. >> That I guarantee has residue on it. >> Why the did she run? >> I have no idea. And she ran like to the point where she almost took out multiple cars. Well, that's why I pursued because she was Now she's a danger. She almost took out like two or three scooters. >> No, I know. >> I was like, >> she completely ran the the >> Well, she ate she lost it over here. But she was weaving in and out of traffic. She was doing a pretty good job until she uh until she wasn't I got nothing else other than those white pills. I don't see anything. >> Got some rock. >> Where? In what? >> In this purse. >> Which one? How the Did I miss something? Let's let's think about what we got. Um we definitely have the premium loot on my end. You have it on your end as well. >> Right. >> Um we got you got good day on both of them. >> All right. We've got possession of um we got a little bit of coke. >> Do we? Yep. >> I didn't see anything. Well, honey, you also missed the crack and you missed the coke. >> All right, >> it's all right. You did. You killed it on the chase. >> Yeah, I'm going to get I'm going to get ripped [ __ ] on it. >> Well, so am I. >> Once those sensitive items dragged her secrets into the light, the real mind games began. In the interrogation room, she was chillingly calm, weaving a brand new web of lies to protect whatever was left of her crumbling ego. C's behind me. >> Coran, are you able to sit down for me? I'll leave the cuffs in the front. You can't have the water, though. That we're done with, but you could sit. >> All right, honey. Well, I'm glad nothing happened to your head. You take care. >> Thank you. >> All right. Give me one second. I'll get the AC cranking. >> Thank you. >> I believe you were operating a vehicle under the under the influence of something. >> That's not true. I was hit in the head. Okay. >> I was hit in the head. What is this? conduct if I had a DUI. >> Huh? >> What is this? >> For what? [snorts] >> You would be doing this for 15 minutes for >> reference possible DUI. >> Oh, >> I believe that you were under the influence of either alcohol or narcotics. >> No sir. >> Based on your man and actions and things like that. >> No, sir. I was hit in the head. I was taken to the hospital. I'm pretty sure that if I was under the influence, I would have crashed into another driver, sir. But the vehicle lost control on the turn cuz I was going too fast cuz I thought that I was going to die if I didn't get to a hospital. >> Can I have blood for you? >> H >> Can I We have to wait the 20 minutes and then Yes. and we'll go ahead and do it. >> Okay. At quite about high speed cuz I didn't know how much I had, you know, and then um by the time I realized there was this, you know, flashing. I turned in and it the car just lost control right there, you know. >> No worries. >> I was kind of freaking out. Panic attack. Oh my god. Like I'm going to die. Thought I was going to die. Do you have a bag of lunch? >> I have no idea. >> I haven't ate today's officer. >> In the end, reality finally caught up. She's looking at a long list of charges. Fleeing and eluding, felony possession, DUI with property damage, and reckless driving. If the gavl drops, she's facing up to 7 years in prison, $15,000 in fines, and a permanent goodbye to her driver's license. That high-speed chase was just the opening act for the tragedy that followed. On March 24th, 2025, in a random parking lot, drug dealer Samantha James decided to take the crazy route out. Instead of giving up, she turned her Jeep into a wrecking ball, smashing into cars and trees alike. But honey, that reckless ego of hers is about to hit a dead end. HANDS, GET OUT OF GROUND. GET OUT OF TASER. TASER. TASER. >> TASER. TASER. TASER. >> NO. NO. I GOT HER. I GOT >> I GOT HER. I GOT HER. Don't taser. Taser. Don't t >> You are UNDER ARREST. >> WHY? >> WHY? >> For what? >> That's a double question. >> She's a driver. YES. GO BACK TO THE CAR. WATCH THE CAR. >> For what? >> FOR WHAT? WHAT DID YOU JUST DO? >> WELL, I just crashed the car. >> YEAH, BECAUSE YOU'RE STUPID. THAT'S WHY. >> WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING TO DO, T? Come on. >> You have warrants for your arrest, young lady. Number one. Number two, when you see a police officer, you don't flee. And I don't even know if you don't have a license. So that's why you're in handcuffs. Okay. >> Okay. >> I got a female. You have what? You got one, right? >> I want what? >> A female. >> No, we are. >> All right. Let me see if there's one available. Search. Hold on. >> HEY, STOP YELLING. A car anyway so it doesn't >> stop yelling if you if you if Listen to me. I'll put you on the ground very fast. >> Why? >> Stop yelling. You're under arrest. You're not going to be yelling in public. You got me? >> Yes. >> You be cool, we'll treat you cool. >> Okay, >> it's very, very simple. All you got to do is follow orders. Okay. >> The police called her stupid, but really it was just her brain shortcircuiting under pure terror. The moment she realized they weren't playing games, her tone changed real quick. She started fishing for a way out, desperate to see if she could still talk her way out of this mess. >> No, no, no. >> No. No. What? >> No. No. >> Young lady, you're not going to dictate what happens. You understand? Okay, sir. >> You are not in control and you are not in charge. >> Okay. >> I know it was a little bit much, but it's all done. No hard feelings, okay? But again, as long as you act like a young lady, an adult, they'll treat you as such. Okay? But the minute you get out of control, you're going to get treated like that. Okay? Zero tolerance. You understand me? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. I appreciate I'd rather have her search for the female before we put her in the car. >> Let me give her central her information. Hey, ambulance. >> Check you out. And are we going to play this game now too? Stop acting a fool. Okay. All you're going to do is delay going to jail. And you ain't going to get food. So, she was parked right where I was. I pulled up where you were. >> She saw me in my lights. She goes to back up, slams into this gentleman's truck, then tries to pull forward, slams into the tree. I jump out to draw down on her. I didn't even get my gun out. And she decides to run and we end up running across the parking lot. >> She weren't running through. >> No, she was giving out a valiant effort. >> James got a warrant. You need a search. >> All righty. I'm going to have you stand up. Okay. I'm going to help you. Ready? Here we go. 1 2 3. All right. We're just going to go over to the front of this car. All right. H I'm going to give you the same opportunity I give everyone. I'm going to ask the same questions I ask every single person. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, stab me, hurt me? >> During the search, she was all mouth, fighting and screaming about her rights while actively breaking the law. When she ran out of arguments, she pulled the oldest trick in the book, suddenly falling ill, hoping a little medical drama would stall her trip to the station. >> Hey, hey, hey, that's a strip search. You can't >> I'm not stripping you down. I'm checking your waistline. >> You have to pass from the outside. >> Nope. You're under arrest. I can search anywhere I want. on. >> Yo yo yo yo. You can't be doing >> Okay, you need to stop pulling away from me. >> I'm sorry, but like >> I can actually because you're going to jail. >> You can do it in the jail, but you can't do it on the side of the road. >> I can. >> No, you can't. That's damn strapless. Sit down. Please, please. Have a seat, please. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Thank you. >> Yep. Have a seat on the ground. >> I want you to kick off one of your shoes for me. One at a time or both. It doesn't matter. >> She refused. >> Huh? >> She refused. >> Refused what? >> Refused medical. >> Yeah. Well, whenever he's ready, I guess we can put her in the car and just wait. >> Yeah, no worries. >> Awesome. >> Photograph everything. >> Yeah. No, no, I did. I I did this on this side. ET's got a body cam on that side. >> Yeah. You just want to make sure photograph like >> Please, please, please, please. It's in the back. Please, my this please. Inside that Jeep was a treasure trove of stolen goods and enough drugs to haunt a person's dreams. Right then, it clicked for her. This wasn't just about her old warrants anymore. She was looking at a whole new mountain of charges piling up over her head. >> That's why she's running cuz she probably going to go back to prison now. >> Whatever it may be, we're going to go back. Yeah, >> she got more in there. >> I haven't checked this out yet, but we're about to find out. >> So, this is why I found it here. So, >> this is what was scattering. >> When did she start selling again? Huh? >> I think we think she just picked up cuz I followed the dude, the dope boy. I followed the dope boy um all the way to her. So, it's kind of what happened. And then her friend that she came here with is wandering over there cuz she went in the holies. They said she had a summon or something. Is that what they said? >> A warrant. >> I thought you said a summon. >> I don't remember. >> Just uh I don't know. >> Yeah, just leave it there and we'll take photo. >> Oh, >> hey. Are you taking photos of this? >> Cuz I don't know how you're going to remember all this. >> Hey, you taking photos of this? Like, how we doing this? Because I'll put them back. >> Let me put it back in. >> Hey, Walmart, too. Or >> now what day? pictures. >> Oh, the cigarette thing. >> Yeah, with it. >> It's just cotton. >> Yeah. >> Right now, she's likely trapped in that hopeless bargaining stage of the mind. Just sitting there silently counting the cost and the years she's going to spend behind bars for the mess she hand delivered to herself. Four >> pillows here. Damn, bro. >> Man, we got more in the back. Probably Easter. >> Yeah, cuz you did go to rehab, right? my address where right now I just had a lot of >> Oh, there's a bunch of baby formula. I got this all storm, >> dude. None of this [ __ ] or anything. I don't legit. >> Yeah. Unlock your car. >> What's that? Unlock your car. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Yep. >> All right, Samantha. Let's get up. Not going to find your put your feet in your shoes. Did >> you pay for any of the stuff from all these? It's not my stuff. >> Okay, cool. >> That's not my stuff. >> She's good. Then check. >> Hey, listen to me. Was there anything on you we didn't find? >> We're going to go to the jail. You're going to go through I'm going to tell you anyways. You're going to go through a body scanner. >> Finally, she was hauled off to jail to face a rap sheet longer than a Sunday sermon. Trafficking meth and fentinel, possession of cocaine, weed, alprazole, and mushrooms. Throw in a hit and run, resisting arrest, driving on a revoked license, and illegal prescription drugs for good measure. No bond for her. She's looking at 15 to 30 years in the state pen, plus tens of thousands in fines. And stick around because you should never underestimate the recklessness of a woman who says she really needs to use the restroom. On May 18th, 2024, a routine patrol turned sour the moment the woman behind the wheel decided police orders simply didn't apply to her. I suppose a hotthead got the better of her common sense because by the time she finally pulled over, a very cold reality was waiting to meet her. What >> are you doing? >> I wanted to make sure you are on camera on the camera right here. >> Okay. Well, that's a traffic camera. Go ahead and hop out for me. >> Okay. >> You got your license on you? >> Yeah, I do. >> All right. Go ahead and turn and put your hands behind your back. You're nervous to use. >> I listen back. >> Listen, I'm a first responder. >> Hands behind your back. >> I am not under arrest. I need to get Wait. Wait. >> What are you doing? [screaming] Help me. Help me. [screaming] Jehovah. Jehovah. The demons are getting me. Oh my god. Jehovah. Oh my god. Jehovah. >> Good night. Where's your license at? >> I can't get my license with me. >> I'm about to go get it. >> I am a first responder. I'm a licensed social while I get a license. >> Well, >> all right. They're harassing me. He put He >> Ma'am, get in. >> I told him on my I identified myself, too. Sit down and get in the car. >> I identified myself. I can't that the ether. Ma'am, sit in the car. Turn around and sit in the car. My sister, officer, >> sit in the car. We don't want to pull you in. Sit in the car. >> Sit in the car. >> Sit in the car. We don't want to pull you in. >> It's hard. It's too tight. >> Listen. My family are officers. >> Okay. >> Listen. I'm trying to help you. >> Stop. >> Stop messing with kids, dude. >> Listen. Listen. >> Put your leg in. >> I DID NOT RESIST ARREST. >> I CAME OVER HERE. >> You see, she started throwing her career around like a weapon, hoping it would scare the officers into letting her slide. But the second they started looking into her car and caught her in a slip up, she flipped the script, suddenly playing the poor, fragile soul with a dozen excuses about her personal business. We see there's another wallet in there. I'm not seeing like a wallet in here. So, it's a way next to line. Where's the Walgreens? >> Hm. >> No. >> 1096. >> Really? >> She was like fighting me and screaming Jehovah. >> Well, I just had to car. >> Yeah. So, she's going for obstruction and speeding at the very least and yield the blue lights. She can get that out. 27 you being smart a little bit. So she's going for obstruction of the blue lights and >> speed. >> Pass the speed. >> Oh, did you over? You can't do that. >> No, that's illegal. [snorts] >> Emergency. I was trying to get home. I was not breaking any law. All I did was drove from the from the laundry mat, from the library to the laundry room to try to get >> not sitting, not under the influence. I don't use drugs. I'm not drinking. I haven't broken any law. I am going to >> That's right. You're going to turn your back to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. >> Yes, you are. >> I need to call my sister and I need to call the leader of faith. All right. >> I'll be I'm going to abide. I'm going to follow the laws of the land because I always have. I've never broken the law. Thank you so much. >> I need to call my sister. >> You can call her from the jail. >> I need to call Okoney County Jail right now. >> You're going to Clark County. >> I need to call my sister. She's officer. We live together. Congratulations. >> She's really out here trying to negotiate with reality using some broken logic. She actually believed that doing good deeds like a trip to the library could somehow erase her speeding. But when her demands were ignored, the mask slipped and her [music] true prejudiced colors came flying out. >> This is harassment >> because I am black. >> A white man in a truck right beside me that you did not pull over. He was in front of you. He was the one driving whatever speed you clock. I was not even in the right lane. I was in the left lane. >> There's no way possible that you could have caught me. >> Yes, I am >> speeding. I was not speeding. >> This is harassment. It is too hot in here. I get migraine headaches. This This radio is too loud. There's >> The radio's not even on. >> Okay, have fun. think I can print an hour. I got to wait. Y'all need to talk to her before I take her. Uh, >> she wanted to speak to GSP personnel, so we're not GSP. >> Yeah. She's also changed her story from wanting to stop her camera, so she was trying to get home to pee to she wasn't actually speeding, but I could not have got her. So, her story is falling apart rapidly. >> 10 out of six. She started screaming about Jehovah when we were taking her in custody. >> I haven't checked, but I think it's so good. I'm not professional opinion. >> Probably she told me the camera wasn't >> the camera wasn't camera. >> We haven't proven that being not >> said camera. >> Yeah, >> but that may not be 296. That might just be what's happening. >> All right. So, somebody who I give the keys to somebody waiting for the car. Good. All right, we are going to take a little ride cuz she wants to go to a corner so bad. We're going to park. >> By the time they were headed to the station, her helplessness had curdled into pure bitter venom. She started named dropping Jehovah at every turn, calling for divine revenge and wishing the officers would suffer the same pain she was feeling. >> Yeah. >> Out of here. >> What's the problem? >> THIS IS TOO TIGHT. We just looked at your cops. >> Is in her name. The car is in my sister's name. Call my sister TO GET MY CAR. [screaming] DO NOT IMPOUND MY CAR. Oh my god. Oh my god. Jehovah. Oh my god. Jehovah. OH MY GOD. JEHOVAH. OH my god. Oh my god. >> Jehovah. Jehovah help me. Jesus. Jesus. I want him to suffer the way he is making me suffer right now. Jehovah, in your son Jesus name, I pray. I want him to be disciplined to the fullest extent for what they are doing to me. I want them disciplined to the fullest extent of of your capacity, Jehovah, because of what they are doing to me. Jesus. Jesus. Jesus. Jesus. I call on you Jehovah. I call on you for your protection. Father God, Jehovah, please get me out of here. Please protect me from these demons. Jehovah, please protect me from these crooked officers. Father God, please protect me from these crooked officers. Jehovah, they're white supremacist. They're white supremacist. Jehovah, they're racist. They hate me. They hate black people. They hate white women. It's the classic retreat of a shattered ego into a world of makebelieve. She wo those curses together like they were some kind of final shield against the consequences of her own actions. >> I want him disciplined RIGHT NOW. RIGHT NOW, JEHOVAH, I WANT HIM DISCIPLINED. I want him disciplined. I want all of them discipline. Everyone that is involved, I want them to >> for the lies that they're telling against. >> I'm sick. I have a migraine. I have to pee. I'm about to urinate on myself. They will not let me go to the restroom. Everything that they've done for me, I want to repay 100. I want them to lose everything they got. They're trying to make me lose everything I have. I want them to suffer just the same way that they're making me suffer. 100fold. >> Turn this music off. This is unprofessional. >> So, turn it up. >> Turn the music off. This is unprofessional. >> I have a migraine headache. You're going to make me have a seizure. This music is too hot. And it's too hot in here. I cannot breathe. There's a window down. It is hot. There's a window down. So hot in here. I have a migraine. I just took two of my migraine pills. I need to pee. I need to get out of this police car. I need to go home. Jehovah, make them suffer for what they've done to me. Father, I want them repaid. >> Our lady here was booked and charged with speeding, failure to yield to an emergency vehicle, and obstruction. Now tell me, do you think she needs a little more prayer time before she hits the road next time? Let me know in the comments. And if you thought the bathroom excuse was bad, just wait until you see the woman who thought she could actually make a break for it right in front of the police. On May 14th, 2025, right here in Florida, Trinity Fields decided to test the clinical staff's patients until there was none left. Instead of staying on the straight and narrow, this probationer chose to spit in the face of the law one more time. Well, her little performance ended exactly how you'd expect, in handcuffs. >> You need this. >> And you were breaking up on me pretty bad on the phone. >> I know. It's This building is horrible. [laughter] >> Um, >> yes, she's being unsuccessfully discharged. Um, so whenever they unsuccessfully discharge them, Valuchia County issues a warrant. Okay. >> For pickup and then they come get her from the jail and take her back to county. >> So she was here on on >> Mhm. Okay. I got you. >> Why am I going to jail? Cuz we have had to have many conversations with you, Trinity. >> I haven't been doing anything. >> Smart. Yes, you have. You just went off on staff yesterday because I didn't. >> So everyone's lying on you. >> I did not go off on staff yesterday. I was completely respectful yesterday. No, you are not, baby. This has been an ongoing issue and you remember I had a conversation with you and we talked about it. We have tried to help you time after time and we're not seeing any changes. So from our clinical standpoint, we don't feel like you are ready right now for this. >> Miss Patrice, I am. I've really been trying to do better. Please, >> Trinity, baby, we just had staff was just telling me today how you got upset and you were disrespectful. It's it's not >> it's a everyday thing, Trinity. So, at this moment, Valuchia County Jerk Court has put out a warrant and then Mary County has to take you into custody till she comes to get you. >> Once they put out a warrant, we ain't got a choice in the matter. >> Yeah. And I told you, we communicate with our first source and they have a say so just as much as we have a say so. >> So, it's the drug, the judge, Blackburn, drug court, and us. We all collaborate. >> Can I grab my phone numbers, please? I tell you what, why don't you let one of them grab the phone numbers and your property and things like that? >> I'll get We'll take We'll get your medication, too. >> And we'll take everything so you can have everything. You go to Future. >> How much stuff is it? Like bags and bags and bags? >> No, you just have Did you have a cell phone? >> Yeah. >> So, I can get your cell phone, your ID. >> I have three phones. I have my my ID, my phone numbers. Pixie got two of my shoes. You can't take all that stuff with you, >> but can she take the phones? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, I'll get your phones and your medication. >> Okay. And my phone numbers is in a pink planner on my dresser. I don't know. >> Yeah. So, we'll get that for you. It's in the pink planner. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, we'll get that and we'll give it to the officer to take with you. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Yeah. Okay. >> The moment she realized that the arrest warrant was the real deal, panic took the driver's seat. Instead of facing the music, she decided to roll the dice and make a run for it right in front of the officers. I mean, the nerve of some people, right? >> Let's jump over here. Nuh-uh. This way. >> You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. Taser. Tas. TASER. >> Lay on the ground right now. You're going to get it again. Lay on the ground or you're going to get it again. 624 1031 taser deployed. You're going to get it again. Roll over on your stomach. I'M >> MOVING IT OUT OF MY PANTS. >> Roll over on your stomach now. I got another cartridge. If you don't If you do that, put your hand behind your back. >> Do not move. Do you understand me? >> You didn't have to do any of that. 624. You can clear it. 101 15. Good. >> Take off. >> Just keep one routine. Can you also have medics 51? So, you got a head injury from hitting the pavement. >> All right. I'm going to roll you on your side and then we're going to stand up. Okay. common sense completely flew out the window, replaced by a warped survival instinct that made her think she could actually outrun the system on foot. That tumble she took wasn't just a physical crash. It was a perfect pathetic little monument to a wasted effort. >> Got it. >> One second. Really wish he wouldn't have done all that. >> We're going to go on this passenger side. Let me get you in the shade. >> My hand goes to the front. >> Absolutely not. You just ran from me. If you hadn't ran from me, then yes. All right, hang tight for a second. I'm going to pull this other uh probe out of you. [groaning] All right. You may have a brief pinch here, okay? So, just stand by with me. One dose of the taser and a hard landing was all it took to snap her out of that frenzy and drag her back to Earth. It's funny, isn't it? The same woman who was just thumbming her nose at the law now has to lean on the very officers she was fighting just to get some first aid. Anything in this other pocket? All right, have a seat. I got mad to come check you out. Okay. Well, you still want us to get her medication? >> Yes, ma'am. If you can grab her medication and her phones and all that like we were going to. >> Thank you. Thank you. Ah, even better. I ain't going to use you. >> So, those are her meds. And then these are her. >> I don't know what's in that envelope, but >> I'll go through it. >> I don't know what's in there. >> Um, my sucks on the way. Okay. >> Um, when he gets you can go inside if you want, but when he gets here, um, he might want to talk with you since you were out here and >> Okay. Yeah, that's fine. >> U, but yeah, if you want to chill out, you ain't got to stare in the hot sun. >> Thank you. You try. >> Yes. Thank you. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> So, uh, she decided to run from me >> and got tased in the back. >> Unfortunately, it was on the pavement, so she got a little scuff up on her face. >> Was this here? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. So, >> was she for sure going? >> Oh, yes. >> Don't run off now. >> I'm not going to go on the [ __ ] handcuff. Okay, we're done. >> Uh, no. Just >> After the medics cleared her, she was hauled off to jail to face a legal storm, violation of probation, battery, and resisting without violence. Now, I've got to ask you, when Trinity took off running, did she honestly think she'd get away? Or was that just the desperate act of a woman who knew she'd already lost everything? Our next Karen thought she was the exception to every rule until the lightning bolt of justice put her right where she belonged. On December 27th, 2024, down in Florida, a woman named Jean turned a simple taglight violation into a dance with death just because she wasn't wearing a seat belt. She decided to push it to 90 mph, practically daring the Reaper to catch up. Take a look at the steep price tag on this kind of foolishness. >> Get out OF THE CAR NOW. Stop the car. >> 9 miles into Hollister. Light traffic 90 mph. This is a hit of breeze. We have a successful P. We still got 31. Tell me something. >> Pretty good. We're still at 31. Show me your HANDS, MOTHER. GET ON THAT GROUND, [ __ ] HEY, THE DOG'S COMING. >> SHERIFF'S OFFICE NOW. SHERIFF'S OFFICE. [screaming] LIFT THAT. NOW, RELEASE MY DOG AND DON'T BITE YOU. GET OUT. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. >> HEY, HAND. >> HEY, can I get my dog, please? >> What the hell is going on? >> YOU'RE ASSISTING HER TO GET IN THE HOUSE. >> NO, I got to put this on. >> Jean didn't just risk her own neck. She turned her innocent passengers into unwilling accompllices in a life ordeath race. At 50 years old, you'd expect a little wisdom, but with her history of running, it's clear her brain is just wired for trouble. When panic takes the wheel, common sense doesn't even get a seat. >> Open the door. >> Open the door now. >> Hands up. I can't do it. Get out. Stop fighting. We're not fighting. I'm not fighting. I'm not fighting. I didn't know she was doing that. I don't have nothing. I'm not wanting to notice her. I put my hands up immediately. I didn't know she was going to do that. She just about to kill us. >> All right. Focus on that leg. We're going to lift you up. All right. You move, my dog will come out and bite you. >> Let me see your phone real quick. I left mine in the car. >> Ah, I can't reach it. >> I can't get to it. >> What? >> The door handle's broke. >> I tried to reach it, Jared. I can't get in there. That othering door is broke. Anything about the window? >> Yeah, you're good, buddy. >> Here we go. >> Hey, I'm Randy Hill. I called the cops. All right. The whole time we ran up, I had my hands to the to the glass right there at the store. I'm just texting my check. >> I just got off of work. I didn't I didn't do anything. >> Hey, you're headed to a job interview. Got it. >> Who is she? What's your name? >> Say it again. >> G. >> All right. Where' the taser hit you? >> Did you tase her, too? >> I I tas her. >> We both t >> I got one on. >> Well, there's one. >> I got her in the back. >> I think I hit her in the side. >> One minute, Jean's acting like she's the queen of the road, flying at terrifying speeds. The next, she's a poor, fragile woman the second those handcuffs click. It's a classic performance. Really flipping the victim switch the moment she realizes she can't outrun the law anymore. >> Where she hit at? >> So these these two spot. Yeah. And she got hit somewhere in the back, but I think it fell off. >> All right. Anywhere in her nipples or uh anywhere private? >> No. Okay. We can pull those out. >> But yeah, I didn't know I was cashing my check. She was my ride picking me up from work. I just got off work. >> Are you okay? Do you need an ambulance? >> I'm scared to death, dude. She just tried to breathe. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> You don't need an ambulance. >> Am I hurt? >> Yep. You need an ambulance? >> Do I need an ambulance? I don't know about an ambulance. >> Okay. So, no. >> I I was down on him. >> Uh, let's get him in the car. Stand up. >> Listen, you're under arrest. If you if you No, no, no. I'm not. I'm not going to shoot you in the back. >> You can't. I'm not I'm not running. I wasn't here. >> You can ask the gentleman to come in here first. >> No. Well, you you ran for something. >> I didn't run. I wasn't with them. Okay, >> Randy. Make sure you tell them I wasn't with you guys. What the hell happened? >> No damage, though. >> I don't think right there. >> There's a gas. >> I didn't follow you in cuz I didn't think that was a real road and I was waiting for the bail. I saw the dirt. I saw the dirt. I was like, >> I come in too hot. >> Were you in the car? >> She was the driver. >> Oh, you were the driver. Where was Floyd? >> Panic attack. >> Genie, you're Florida early release status for flea to elude and you're going to run again. >> Put her in my car. >> Put her in my car. What's the point of it? Why does he run? >> Who in the Who was that in the ditch? Was that you went on the road? I was like, "Oh, >> she got tased >> twice." Twice. >> Finding needles on a passenger exposed a sad reality. These folks aren't just hooked on drugs. They're addicted to lying. Jean actually thought she could bargain with the truth using some flimsy medical excuses. Honestly, honey, who does she think she's kidding? >> It's in this in this pocket >> here. Okay. >> Pocket. Yes, sir. You couldn't get stuff out or anything. >> There ain't no way I can get throw it in the garbage, is there? >> Oh, well, we're going to look at it. >> Yes, sir. I understand. >> And I'm not I'll tell you, I'm not in the business of charging nonsense. >> There's no drugs in it. >> Are you a diabetic? Yes, I'm insulin dependent, but there's other it's it's the >> So, is the needle used for insulin? >> Are you going to lie to me? >> No, no, no, no. I'm not going to lie. >> So, you're telling me the insulin is used for I'm sorry, the needle's used for insulin. >> I do I have to use both. >> Partner, you're beating around the bushes. >> I know, but I'm saying no. >> I like I like how you're answering questions politically. >> I mean, it's BS is what's in there. >> BS. Yeah. As far as >> methamphetamine. >> Um, yeah, but no drugs in it. No. >> Have a seat, man. >> And taser. >> Have a seat. Can you tell me there? I got I got a good wiggle. Thank you. Sorry. >> Cool. >> Hey. >> Yes, sir. >> What' you throw out the window back here? >> Dude, I don't know how to work the window or the door. I I was panicking. I'm going to call 911 and I'm trying I'm doing everything today on 911. Did she throw something out the window? >> Uh, no sir. >> No deal. I really don't know. I'm freaking out. I asked the lady on 911. I was with her the whole time. Why? An officer ran up. I immediately stuck my hands to the thing cuz I was >> That was me that was at the passenger window. That was me. >> You seen me put my hands up? I did not have your part, man. I didn't want She wouldn't stop, man. I tried I begged her to stop. I was talking rolling everything. She wouldn't listen. >> What? >> Weed. You don't have a Do you This is going to be his cuz this is where he was sitting. Well, well, here. >> Do you have a medical marijuana card, Randy? >> Just expired. Guess I do. >> You said it just expired. >> Just expired. I swear to God. >> Well, it's not in its original container from the dispensary. So, guess what? >> We'll start with that. >> The moment the officers found weed in that car, all that fake loyalty went right out the window. Faced with hard evidence, it didn't take long for one of them to throw their friend under the bus just to get a ticket home. So much for honor among thieves. >> I know where to find you if I need you. Yes, sir. >> Where's your stuff at? It's >> in the backpack. >> You can keep it where you don't even want it. >> You toss your backpack. >> No, it's in the truck. >> Ask the deputy. The guy right there. >> The one putting his phone in his little >> The guy in my car. >> I get that. But at the same time, you were told numerous times to get out of the vehicle. We had to extract you from the vehicle cuz you still weren't getting out. >> I was froze up and I'm real. Okay. >> What can I do for myself? I don't >> What do you What can you do for yourself? >> I don't have nobody to call or anything, man. Like like he was just about or you was just about let me go and I I should have left. I shouldn't have even said nothing. But I'm I'm not >> At the end of the day, it it >> Yes, sir. >> It is what it is. Um Hey, Deputy Plyman, >> would you mind transporting this one? >> Okay. Um can we put them in your car? >> Well, you're only getting misdemeanor. You're not getting any >> Jacob. We I was frozen. But but I mean you're only getting misdemeanor. You're not no felonies. >> Floyd >> said I was resisting arrest. That's why you got arrested. I know. >> In the end, Jon was booked for high-speed fleeing, driving on a revoked license, and resisting without violence. The judge wasn't amused. She got handed 2 and 1/2 years behind bars and a $765 bill for her trouble. Well, we're done with the tasers for now. Let's see how this special delivery service works when the only thing being delivered is a pair of shiny silver handcuffs. On May 22nd, 2025 in Rosco, a car went flying by at a terrifying speed. Behind that wheel wasn't just someone breaking the law. It was the attitude of a woman who thought she was above it. But once those wheels stopped spinning, the truth behind all that arrogance finally started to leak out. >> What is wrong with you? >> Stop. >> You were speeding. I got >> What is What is going >> GET AWAY FROM ME. WHAT'S GOING ON? >> UHUH. [screaming] [screaming] >> Come out. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> HURTING ME. HE'S HURTING ME. I'M ON THE PHONE. MY LAWYER. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> NO. I'M ON THE PHONE. MY LAWYER RIGHT NOW. >> I [screaming] NEED SOME MORE. GET THE HAND. [screaming] I HAVE THIS ALL ON ME. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. MOM, >> I CAN'T BREATHE. [screaming] GET OFF OF ME. I HAVE TO GET OFF. I KNOW THE ROSCO POLICE IS DEAD RIGHT NOW. [screaming] OH, THEY HAD ME IN C. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> Hold this cough. Get the other arm. >> OH MY DADDY. I CAN'T BREATHE. I'm going to make sure all get off of me. Get off me. >> Get off of me. >> I'm going to steal all of y'all. >> My car off. >> Sit her up on her ass. >> Lean up against the car. [screaming] >> JUST STAY RIGHT THERE. >> NO. CAN I GO AHEAD? >> CALL IS HIS DAD RIGHT NOW. I WANT HIM RIGHT NOW. >> It's a classic case of extreme psychological defense by acting like her crime didn't even happen. She's trying to salvage whatever's left of her pride. To her, being labeled a criminal hurts a whole lot more than any sentence a judge could hand down. >> Police. Where the Izzy's dad at? >> I want to talk to him. >> I don't want to talk to all y from the suburbs. MY DADDY MAKES MY DADDY MAKES MORE MONEY THAN ALL Y'ALL. I'M SUING THE ALL Y'ALL AND I TOLD Y I HAD ANGER ISSUES. NO one wants to get me out these cops. >> OUT HERE JUST BECAUSE I'M BLACK. Get the OUT OF MY CAR [screaming] NOW. NO. LET ME GO. LET ME GO. MY DADDY. COME ON, DADDY. My daddy's going to Oh, my uncle's going to yell. NO, >> IS THERE A LAWYER OR SOMETHING? >> This is my lawyer. >> They won't take the phone. They're not listening cuz I'm black. GET THE TURN THE CAR OFF, DUMMIES. >> [screaming] >> I'M GOING TO SUE ALL OF YOU. >> YOU GUYS ARE GOING TO BE homeless when I'm done with you. >> You got to call 10 people TO GET ME CUZ I'M BLACK. >> Get me out. >> They're going to come out. >> Get me out. THIS ONE HURTS. NO, [screaming] LET me go. >> Relax on. [crying] No. No. I WANT MY DAD. >> LET GO. >> She tried to turn a simple arrest into a battle over class and race, desperate for some sympathy from whoever was on the other end of that phone. It's a childish move. Really showing she just doesn't have the backbone to face the mess she made. >> NO, I WANT HIS DAD. [screaming] WHERE IS HE? I KNOW HIM. >> Tell him TO COME. >> First time I've been speeding down the road. >> You want me to turn your car? Do >> you want us to turn your car off? >> Yes. >> I've been saying that 10 times. Are you dumb? Are you slow? >> 10 seconds ago. I SAID I wanted you taken out. I didn't say nothing. >> I'm yelling because you guys don't listen. Let me out the cops. I'm going to sue you. Shannon, this is my lawyer. [screaming] Look her up. I know Izzy's dad. I don't know his name, but he's down the street from my god sister's house. I know him. And I'm a Door Dash driver, too. And I could possibly be pregnant. So y'all getting sued the [ __ ] out. You just slammed me down on the floor. Could have baby if I am. >> What? >> Stuck here. >> Hello. >> I need you to do me a favor. >> I need you to be quiet. >> No, cuz they won't listen. I could possibly be pregnant. They're putting me on the floor. >> I talked to them and everything's going to be okay. >> No, it's not. They just slam me on the ground. I couldn't breathe. I was just like George Floyd. What the? >> It's not funny. I hate this white people. >> When the insults failed to work, she switched gears to play on their heartstrings, trying to guilt trip the officers. But here's the kicker. While she was busy whining to the medics, she accidentally let it slip that speeding is actually a regular habit of hers. Talk about shooting yourself in the foot. >> Birdie, I just got out the shower. What the putting me on the ground? >> I told you guys not to touch me. [ __ ] Got me with my and everything. What the is wrong with y'all perverts? >> What the you want? >> I don't care. Get me out these so I can go. I'M A DOOR DASH DRIVER. I was doing a Door Dash delivery though. >> Are you HAVING ANY TROUBLE BREATHING? >> YES. PUT ME ON THE GROUND. >> Now that you're SITTING UP. >> I STILL HAVE TROUBLE. I HAVE THE HANDCUFFS on me. I CAN'T DO THIS right now. [screaming] You listen. You have to get me out. >> CALL MY MOM AND MY DAD. THEY'RE SO THEY JUST >> I DON'T CARE. LET [screaming] ME OUT. LET ME OUT. THESE COPS. I'M NOT GOING TO BE A SLAVE TO your system. I know the game. I know the rules. >> Tanya, can we check you out and see how your breathing is AND HOW YOUR VITAL >> NO, I WANT TO GO. >> YOU KNOW WHERE YOU'RE AT. >> ME AND MY VAPE. I'M IN ROSCO. DUH. I LIVE HERE. >> What year is it? It's 2 220 25 >> Mr. President >> Trump orange white ass. >> She's not let me check her out. >> No, my dad and my mom. I don't know why you guys pulled me over cuz I speed ALL THE TIME IN Rosco and I never get pulled over. >> And there it is. The very heart of the Karen syndrome. It's when personal habits are ranked higher than the law of the land. That little accidental confession was the nail in the coffin. locking in the reckless driving charge she'd been trying so hard to deny. >> Tanya, why why didn't you stop? >> Cuz I'm trying to go finish start door dashing. >> I know, but >> And you just slam me on the ground. I could possibly be pregnant. So, I'm suing you guys. >> You're going 16 to 30. >> I DON'T CARE. I DO THAT ALL THE TIME. It's not a problem. Everyone's sitting right there. I've done it before. Like >> I SWEAR TO GOD, MY BEST FRIEND'S GREAT. I speed all the time in Rosco. YOU GUYS DO NOT PULL ME OVER. YES. KEEP LOOKING AT ME. >> You guys got the >> Hey, you're gonna go to jail. Okay. The sooner >> WHERE IS MY DUDE? I WANT TO [ __ ] with my dude with [screaming] you. >> The sooner you get down there, the sooner you can bond out. >> How much? What am I getting charged for? >> You're just going to charge with fleeing. That's all. Listen, you have your day in court. Get down there. Bond out. YOU'LL BE >> WHERE'S MY DAD? NO, I WANT MY CALL WITH MY mom and dad. Where is Izzy's dad? I WANT TO TALK TO >> CALL DOWN THERE. SO, WE'RE GOING TO GET YOU IN THE CAR. >> I want TO TALK TO MY GOD SISTER. I WANT TO TALK TO MY GODMOTHER. I'LL TELL YOU WHAT. HOLD ON. WAIT. WAIT. NO. I DON'T CARE. This is BLACK ON BLACK CRIME. >> WE'RE GOING TO GET THIS WHITE ON BLACK CRIME. NO. THEN WE'RE GOING TO LET YOU GO. >> NO. I WANT TO TALK TO MY LAWYER NOW. Talk to Shannon. >> Will you help us get you INTO THE CAR? >> NO. I DON'T WANT TO GET IN THE CAR. >> BUT YOU HAVE to get in the car. >> No, I don't. >> You do. >> Well, call my dad then. >> You will call him once you're in the car. >> No, you won't. I know how you guys are. You [ __ ] policeman of trash. >> I promise we'll let you. >> No, you're not. >> I'll help them get you in the car, too. >> Whatever. >> All right, let's go. >> Her journey from arrogant queen to a prisoner in the back seat ended exactly how you'd expect. With a foul mouth and a bitter attitude along with reckless driving, she's looking at fleeing and [music] eluding. plus resisting arrest. If the hammer falls, she's facing a $4,000 fine, 90 days [music] in the county jail, and a 12-month vacation from her driver's license. At the end of the day, a sense of entitlement won't outrun [screaming] a squad car, and a Karen attitude won't open a jail cell. These women learned the hard way that reality doesn't care about your excuses. Thanks for watching, and remember, the law doesn't take no for an answer. See you in [screaming] the next one.