You put your handcuffs on me and I'll own this goddamn town. >> I right now I mean >> we're just trying to figure out exactly what's going on. >> I want to see if this didn't kill. I WATCH THAT MOTHER. THERE'S NOTHING I CAN DO. YOU PEOPLE, Y'ALL DON'T DO A GODDAMN THING. >> WHEN PSYCHO KAREN'S public scene ends with absolute accountability, you know the reality check is going to be unforgettable. >> You're under arrest. Don't. >> You're under arrest. >> Coming for me. >> You and we're not waiting. So, you got you got 5 seconds. You're either coming with us or you're going home. Hands behind your back. Please leave your hands behind your back. >> I got to go home. >> Let's see what happens when that massive entitlement runs straight into a brick wall named the law. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> He's coming for me. >> Step back. On January 31st, 2026, an emergency call from a local business brought the police face to face with a frantic Julie Bolt causing a scene. When a massive ego collides with the hard line of the law, how does that arrogance crumble? The answer begins right now. >> Come here. Talk to me. >> I'm not talking to I don't got to talk to you. >> You don't got to talk to me? >> Yeah. >> Why is that? >> I will. I'll tell you. >> Okay. >> Here the road. >> Don't touch me. Do not touch me. I will throw you to the ground. Don't touch >> Touch me again. I will toss you to the ground. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. I'M HURT. Don'ting touch me. >> You touch me first. That's not how that goes. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. That's not how that goes. >> Really? >> Okay. You're under arrest. >> Go ahead. Don't arrest me. You're stupid. Don't arrest me. >> Don't show two or three. >> One female running away. She pushed me. She'll be in custody. >> Help. >> Nope. >> Help me. Here they come. The cops. They're coming. end zones. >> Throw me out. >> You're under arrest. >> Don't make it worse. >> Don't make You're under arrest. >> He's coming for me. >> Don't make it worse. >> Don't make no [ __ ] >> Get out of here. >> None of us. He cannot leave. >> DON'T MAKE IT WORSE. GO WITH HIM. >> I CAN'T. I cannot do it. THEY'RE GOING TO HANDCUFF ME. >> We're not handcuffing you. You got an arm. >> Just go with him. It's catch and release. He's a good guy. >> Don't touch me again. >> He's a good guy. >> I don't want to go. >> Get out of here, you [ __ ] bastard. You're a liar. >> Oh my goodness. >> GO AWAY. YOU >> YOU'RE NOT A >> Come on. No, my mother. >> Julie, >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> What's her last name? >> Julie. Bolt. B. >> Stop talking. >> BOLT. JOEY, STOP IT. You're making it worse. >> I'm not going to prison. >> Failing to use silence to look superior, she immediately turned to playing the victim. However, that manipulation completely failed when the people in the bar, though concerned, strictly refused to defend her blindly. >> We're going to make it worse for your arm. >> She got a broken arm. >> You're my >> That's why I'm not throwing her hand. >> I know, sweetheart. I'm trying. JULIE ALSO >> GO OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW. >> HEY, [screaming] >> JULIE. >> JULIE, >> LET ME WALK YOU OUT TO THEIR CAR AND go and be okay. >> All right. >> Walk with me to their car. You're going to be fine. They're It's catch and release. >> ALL RIGHT. >> NOT going nowhere. >> Why are you doing this to me? >> Show. Can you dispatch an ambulance? >> Has a broken arm. And >> I got arm. Don't do it. >> They're deeper than I can get. They can't get me. >> THEY CAN'T GET ME. >> THEY'RE NOT getting me. >> Stop. Stop. >> Please stop. You're better than this. >> WHAT AM I SAYING? >> YOU ARE BETTER THAN THIS. >> GERMAN. >> You are better than this. >> All right. Take me there. >> Let's go. >> Thank you for helping. >> She's really nice. She is him, mother. HE HAS A RIGHT. >> STOP IT. >> DON'T. >> They're all locked. >> We're going to this one over here. Can you walk? >> No, I can walk up the sidewalk. >> You go with me to my >> That's fine. Somewhere. >> My dog. Go here. I'll get >> the one to the right. >> I got you. >> Or whatever works. The man with her tried his best to stop her, but in vain. Her brain simply refused to accept the fact that she was the offender. Instead, tricking herself into believing she was being mistreated for no reason. >> It ain't a girl. >> Marmando, whatever your name is. >> Julie, >> I got my cop. You're following me. Was you? I >> I know that cop. I just copy. >> Get that away. Step back, Julie. Yeah. Open that door. >> Don't take that. >> Yes, you are. I said you're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Get in. >> Do you want to be under arrest with handcuffs on or not? Cuz the way you're acting, you're going to have to get handcuffs. That looks like your arm hurts. >> Yes, it does. >> We're not going to do that. >> So, stop right now. >> All right. You let go. >> You stop right now. You're going to do exactly what he tells you. >> I'm not see. >> No, you can go there. >> I can't go nowhere no more. >> No. Why? >> You're cut off too much. >> I can go in here. >> No, we're done running around. >> Me didn't drink that much. Only a little I swear to God. My son My son is Y. >> I know. I know you for a long time. There you go. Grandma Diana, step away. You're a Turner. Julie, >> Julie, stop. >> Stop. >> No, I'm really not. >> You need to stop. >> Okay. You do you want Do you want the ambulance to talk to you or do you want us to talk to my not going to happen? >> Ambulance [screaming] right there. >> This is Julia. She's intoxicated, under arrest, and being army >> right here. >> Where's that? Okay, Julia, >> you're a Julie. Julie, not Julie. >> You're a spect. >> What's going on today, dude? >> That's not good. >> You need to >> You're not in a farm. >> I'm sorry. >> Broken and she's extremely intoxicated. >> No, not right now. >> Call 911. Take him away. >> The greatest tragedy of a tantrum isn't how it starts, but when it refuses to end. That is why even when the most humane solution was offered, she stubbornly rejected all help to rush into a dead end. >> Back it off. >> Relax. >> Stay. >> Get off my shoes and then I'll stay focused. >> Well, he's only doing that for to protect you. Okay. >> Really? >> Yes. Really? Okay. So, let them do their jobs. >> No, cuz I ain't drunk. Well, I don't know what the what they're doing with their jobs and but I can tell you you are >> let go. Stop. >> Okay. Listen to me. Meow. >> You're here. >> Yeah. I'm fine. I'm going to go down that Mexican bar. Have a drink when they open. >> Oh, I can there. I said I could. They said I can. >> I had 4:00 6. Whenever they open, >> I'll be there to have a drink. So, help me God on my life. Where's Rick Roads at? My family. Where the is he? >> Who is he? >> Time to stop. >> I know. >> Are you gonna go sit in the ambulance? >> No. >> No. You'll get you in jail or you're going to send the hospital. >> You'll get arrested, but you keep breaking this. >> Nobody's breaking nothing. You step back. >> You step back. >> Come on. >> Now she needs to go to the hospital cuz she fell down. Why am I going now? >> We're going to sit you on the bed and then we'll >> going to do [ __ ] >> Julie, >> you be hitting a police officer and they knock me to the ground. Don't take my phone or something. >> I don't have your phone. I got the marijuana. You want me to give it back to you so they know you have it now? >> I have it. >> Okay, >> there you go. Another charge for you. That'll be good. >> We'll see about that. >> I will. >> That's crazy. took like my hand. >> Just let her do it. >> Don't take me out. I'll do it alone. >> Okay, we're backing up. >> Don't catch it. >> Can't get up. >> One, two, three. >> Yeah. Hey, man. Let's uh >> I need a lot of help. >> I know. I'm sorry. Let us help you. Okay. >> Okay. I know you. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Hang on. Don't fall on me, though. Let me help you. Okay. Will you help me? >> Yep. I'll help you. I'm I'm with the fire department. >> We're here to help you. >> I am. >> Oh, yeah. Thank you. >> Julie believed that if she didn't stand up on her own, the police would give up. The officer's patience with a Karen like her was not weakness, but the rule of law standing firm before a soul that had completely lost its reason. >> Go at him. >> There you go. >> You kick, you get another charge. >> More charges. I can kick you all I want. Charge me again. See where you get me. >> Okay. >> Nowhere. Kick in your face. Get the away from me. Turn that. Okay. All right. >> You are goddamn. >> Hey, I got to boost you up. Okay. >> God damn. >> I know. I know. I know. >> I hold my goddamn feet. >> Okay. Hang on. We just got up, guys. We just got to boost up. >> Get up. Hang on. Hang on. You got to keep your arms down. We're going to charge it. Hey, we're going to try and keep you warm. Okay. >> Not cold anymore. >> I know, but it's going to get cold. It's going to get cold. So, >> I am I'm in the freezing department. >> Mike, pick me up at the hospital, please. >> I probably got money right now. Come right behind them and get me cuz they don't I don't >> I love you. >> I love you. >> What's that? >> Take me home. >> Well, home's a hospital for you now. So, [ __ ] You [ __ ] be Get me home. I'll be all right. I'll be all right at home. >> Do not grab him. >> Okay. >> Hey, that's a third felony for you. >> Just keep your hands up. Rock. Don't touch his face. >> Hey, keep your hands yourself, please. >> Thanks. Right there. He's the other one. the turn. >> Hey, keep your hands in. >> After a medical check, the woman was taken to jail to face charges of aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with [music] violence and illegal possession of a controlled substance. After being convicted, she received a lifetime ban from the establishment, 80 hours of community service, and 36 months of probation. Trashing a store is [music] foolish enough, but demanding to see the president to complain, now that is the ultimate peak of entitlement. On June 7th, 2022 in Florida, a strange woman caused a scene at a VIP entrance claiming to be the wife of President Donald Trump. Not only was she delusional, but she also barricaded herself inside a taxi to avoid paying the fair. And this is what actually went down when the police arrived. >> How you doing? What's going on? Okay. >> Hi. >> Hi. Good. >> How are you? >> Good. >> Yeah. You got identification? Do you have identification? She paid the driver to bring her bring her here. She paid already. >> He offered her a discounted price to bring her back home. She doesn't want she doesn't want to get the money first and she doesn't want to get out now. >> Okay. >> So, what are you doing? >> I I want to see President Trump. >> Okay. Okay. Well, you're not that's not going to happen. >> Send the message today. I come to here and then I want to see him and follow you. >> Okay. You're not going to see him. Are you going to let him take you back to where you came from? >> Fine. I >> sign right here. >> It's on your name. You have to leave. You understand? He's going to take you back home. You're going to pay him. If you come back here, you're going to be arrested. Do you understand what I'm telling you? That's called a trespass warning. I'm warning you right now not to come back to Mara Lago. If you come back to Mara Lago, you'll be arrested. Mara Lago security and Secret Service don't want you here. He's going to take you back and you're going to pay him for taking you back. >> Do you Do you understand me? >> This is what? >> That's a trespass warning. I'm giving you a warning right now that you're not allowed to be here anymore. Do you understand what I'm telling you? >> Her calm facade cracked and her voice shifted from commanding to defensively argumentative. You see, when dealing with a frantic Karen, the biggest mistake is using logic because their thinking runs on a parallel line that never intersects with reality. >> I understand, but I need to see him. >> Well, you're not going to see him. You're going home and you're going to pay this gentleman for driving you there. >> Yeah. You have to pay me what? $60 because I spend time. I have many many customer call. I can go. >> Okay. You got cash on you? >> How she'd pay you to come here? >> Yeah. She already pay cash. >> She paid you cash. >> Yeah. Because before before I go there, I tell her cash only. She say okay. She paid me. So I don't trust her to win you back now because I win. You know I don't have money. >> I got trouble. >> W now to win you back. >> Don't make this situation worse than it has to be. Don't make me arrest you and take you to jail. >> Just pay the man his money. Pay the man his money and go home. >> I don't make any mistake. Just I I stopping everyone. >> Here comes more water >> on the road. What? That's what I did. What I did is this. Why? Nonsense. I need to see him. >> You're not going to see him. That's what you don't seem to understand. That's not what you're getting through your head. Which concerns me for your safety and your well-being because you don't seem to understand that you're not going to see him. So now you're starting to concern me for your safety and your well-being cuz you don't seem to understand. Gentlemen, 60 bucks to take you home. $60 to take you home or not? No, I don't have money. And I I need to see him. And then >> you're not going to see him. >> Say I need to see and I need to say something. I need to do something. >> And then I I spot I I need to continue spot and then everything I need to do. So today I >> You can't see him. We tried explaining to you several times. You can't see him. Do you have money to pay the tax? turning herself into a victim to justify her anger. She tried to gloss over her refusal to pay the fair. The exact moment a Karen switches to playing the victim is when they realize their privilege is officially useless. The >> uh ultimatum, which you just did, huh? >> Pretty much. >> All right. So, why don't we just um any chance we just close the door and you drive away? >> Oh, we can do that if he's willing to do it. He wants paid though. >> Oh, paid before you go. >> Yeah. Okay. She She Why would you pay me to win him? >> Right. Cash or check or cash? >> Cash because she tell me you have cash $50 to get home. >> Yeah. Now I tell her because I I have like $15 stay here. I got to call I can I can call in for her. >> So let me go. >> Yeah. Yeah. I can wait. You can't wait anymore. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm going to be okay. >> You got you want to go home? >> No. You're not seeing it. That's for the last time. All right. As you continue with this, there's going to be some consequences and we don't want that. Okay. So, it's either go home or you're going to go with us. And you don't want to go with us. Do you understand? Do you understand me? I'm not playing games anymore. >> You You're going to come with me? >> No. Don't touch. I You're >> have to come with me. You're going to go home. You come with me. >> We're going to pull you out. We don't want to do that. >> We don't want to take you out, sir. >> We don't want to take you home. Well, I I go home. >> You go home. >> All right. >> Give him $60. You can go home. Otherwise, he's >> We're taking you. >> And we're not waiting. So, you got You got 5 seconds. You're either coming with us or you're going home. >> You're going home. >> Otherwise, she's going >> right there. >> It's right here. Are you going to pay him? >> She sits back down. Hold on. Let's >> No, I go home. >> Why? >> No, I don't want her out anymore. Come on out. Come out of the cab. >> He doesn't want to take you. Come out of the cab. >> You're out. Come on. He doesn't want to take you anymore. >> Come on. >> No, don't touch. I go home. >> Yeah. Make it easy. You're going. >> No. I go home. I just >> No. No. You're not going home. You're going with us. Come on. >> He doesn't want to take you. >> There's something wrong with me. >> No. >> Realizing her chance of going home was gone. This first lady's bubble of illusion popped instantly. This sudden collapse forced her to face a harsh reality. Despite all her desperate attempts to run away from the consequences, put the eggs on your back. [laughter] Hands behind your back. Please put your hands behind your back. I GOT TO GO HOME. I go home. I go home. And please, I go home. Please. I go home. Please. I go home. Please. I go home. No. I go home. I GO HOME. I go home. I GO HOME. I GO HOME. I GO HOME. NO. NO. I GO HOME. I GO HOME. I GO HOME. I go home. I GO HOME. I GO HOME. I go home. I go home. I GO HOME. I GO HOME. >> I go home. I go home. I go home. I go home. I go home. Yes. I go home. No. I go home. I go I go home. I go home. I go home. I go home. I go home. I go home. >> Just relax. Relax. >> Go home now. >> Okay. >> Please. Please, I go home now. Please, I go home now. >> Please, I go home now. Please, I go home now. Please, I go home now. Please, I go home now. Please, I go home now. Please, I go home now. Please, I go home now. Please, I go home now. Please, I go home now. The layer of arrogance vanished, exposing a frightened child trying to cling to a reality that no longer existed. As the curtain fell on this drama, her core delusion was laid bare, forcing her to confront the ugly truth. >> Why did you have to go see him? >> President Trump? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I spot him. >> Why? >> I mean, he's presidential. I spot. >> Okay, but we told you you could. And why did you still want to see him? >> I need to >> Why didn't you listen to us? Oh, he said he he married me. >> Okay. >> So, I come to here. >> I don't know. But doesn't really matter. I guess I'll uh I'll come with you. >> You're You're okay. All right. We're just going to have a conversation with you. If I take you out, are you going to fight me? >> We're going to we're just going to ask you a couple questions. I just want to know. Are you going to cooperate with me? >> Oh my god. >> Hi, it's me again. We're going to go upstairs to the air conditioner and talk to you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> We'll go from there. All right. >> Yeah. >> Are you out of your hand? >> I need you to step out for me. Step. >> Be good. >> Are you good? >> So, it's going to be okay. >> All right. Hang on. Face the wall for me real quick. Face the wall for me. What's your name? >> Let's go upstairs. Okay, we'll go in the air condition. All right, come on. In the end, the woman was arrested and faced charges of nonviolent resisting an officer. Instead of jail time, she will most likely be sent to a mandatory psychiatric facility for treatment along with a lifetime ban from Mara Lago. Demanding to see Trump was crazy enough, but the next Karen took self-destruction to a whole new level. On February 6th, 2022, the act of slapping a homeless person right in the middle of the street put an arrogant woman straight into the crosshairs of the law. Thinking her aggression could cover up her mistake, she had no idea she was turning the scene into her own stage of madness. And this is what [music] actually went down. >> So when so when when did this all occur and where where did it occur and when did it occur? >> Well, you know what, y'all is just like Lawsuit time 2.5. >> All I know is he's a legend that you hit him. You committed a crime and we're just trying to identify. >> Crime. I'm a committ. I'm all right. That motherucker is going to die because he raped my son and you mother did nothing about it. >> We don't know anything about it. >> Oh yeah, you do. >> When did it happen? >> When did it happen? >> When did it happen? H well see I've been in jail for two months. So that's 40 days. Okay. So that 40 days right there. Forget that. But yeah, you [ __ ] know what you're doing. I know what you're doing. 2.5. You put your handcuffs on me and I'll own this goddamn town. >> I Right now, I mean, >> we're just trying to figure out exactly what's going on. Why? Why did you >> Why don't you go Why don't you go see my son and get the seminal flood on him? >> Yeah. Yeah, we'll get that. We'll get that taken care of. But at the time, you just committed a crime. So, >> yeah, I just committed a crime. Yelling at that lazy mother stuck in his dick and he raped my son. How would you feel if I done that to your kid? >> MHM. >> MY GREAT BABY. HE HAD >> I'LL KILL THAT SON. I don't care if you or anybody else knows it. >> Where where did all this take place and when did they investigate it? Cuz I don't know what you're talking about. >> They didn't investigate it. You know why? >> No, I don't. >> Yeah. >> Why don't he pay y'all off again? Huh? >> He can't rape another child. I'll own you. I'll own his whole goddamn town. If you committed a crime, more than likely handcuffs going to go on you. I don't care about no lawsuit. I'm doing my job. >> Y'all want to act like y'all be doing something. Y'all wear that badge. You It don't mean a goddamn thing. It means nothing. >> YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO PROTECT PEOPLE AND Y'ALL DON'T UNDERSTAND >> protect anybody. >> Listen, I understand you're upset, BUT >> I UNDERSTAND. [screaming] YOU UNDERSTAND? >> YOU CAN'T PUT your hands on people just cuz you're mad. >> NO. MY MOTHER RAPED MY GODDAMN SON. >> ALL RIGHT. AND THEY STOMPED HIM TO DEATH AND THEN YOU MOTHER DIDN'T DO A GODDAMN THING ABOUT IT. >> REJECTED by reality, she predicted her own helplessness for the corruption of the system. Her threat of owning this whole town was really just to comfort her panicked ego. Because let's be honest, anyone could see these words weren't coming from a sane person. >> Ma'am, I have no recollection of what you're talking about. So, you can't take your frustration out on me. I'm trying to figure out what's going on. What's going on? That mother gets away with rape soon. That mother gets away with raping AND NOW HE'S DEAD. >> OKAY. >> AND YOUR ASSAULT. >> So when you Okay, >> you going to put your handcuffs on me? Then I'm walking off. Leave me a [ __ ] IT UP ALREADY. YOU DIDN'T SAVE ME. I HATE [screaming] YOU. >> OKAY, MA'AM. >> Let's go. Let me go. So, your kids won't have a house for generations cuz I'm sewing the sewing the out of y'all. >> Why don't Y'ALL LET ANOTHER BABY RAP FOR GO? >> YEAH, we'll take care of him. >> I can't STAND A BABY RAPER. I may be a lot of things. I MAY BE A [ __ ] OR WHATEVER, BUT A BABY RAPER I'M NOT OR A CHILD KILLER. Blaming the police was nothing but a trick to dodge responsibility after that violent slap by playing the victim of systemic oppression to justify her anger. She deliberately falsely accused an innocent man every time he walked by to pick up his child. >> All right, just calm down, MAN. >> CALM DOWN. Listen that I understand your frustration but you getting yourself worked up. Calm >> down. I WATCH THAT MOTHER Y'ALL. THERE'S NOTHING I CAN DO. YOU PEOPLE, Y'ALL DON'T DO A GODDAMN THING. Y'ALL DO NOTHING. Y'ALL WEAR THAT BADGE AND YOU DO NOTHING. >> OKAY. So this morning when you had to interact with him, did you TOUCH HIM? >> I DID, MOTHER. He raped my goddamn son. PUT ME IN JAIL FOR THAT. AND I SWEAR TO GOD, I'LL OWN YOUR GODDAMN HOUSE AND YOUR GRANDMAS. I know what the talking about. And y'all let him do it. Y'ALL LET HIM GO. Y'ALL LET him go. >> You got to calm down, bro. >> I got to calm down. Let me rap your son in front of YOU AND YOU SEE how that MOTHER GOT AWAY WITH IT. HE GOT AWAY WITH RAPING MY KID. MY KID. >> ALL RIGHT. >> AND HE DOESN'T MEAN I KILLED HIM. I DIDN'T KILL NOBODY. >> YES, MA'AM. >> AND MY DAD DID I BECAUSE YOU [screaming] I AIN'T SHAMED HIM INTO ANY KIND OF THING I'VE DONE. >> HEY, MAN. Let's go. Have a seat. You're okay. Relax. >> I want a lighter and I want these. >> Okay. Well, you lighter. You smoke cigarettes or weed? everyone. >> Have a seat. What's your name? >> Carrie, have a seat. >> NO, PLEASE. >> I'M TIRED OF DOING WHAT Y'ALL WANT ME TO DO. Y'ALL GOT MY KIDS. YOU MOTHERUCKERS. >> OKAY. >> Why would we do something like that? >> Why would you do >> What are y'all doing? Okay. Why are y'all doing this to me? Y'all >> under arrest for simple battery. >> Simple battery. That mother. >> Hey, right, my son. >> The most dangerous thing about an outofc control Karen isn't her screaming. Instead, the real threat lies in how they turn their toxic delusions into direct physical violence aimed at innocent people. Yo, [snorts] mother. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm not sure if she she sat down or something, bro. >> I ain't done nothing to you. I'mma see y'all better go ahead and put a bullet in my head cuz you know what? YOU KNOW WHAT? IT'S COMING. I'M still the you [ __ ] people if y'all don't kill me. >> THAT MOTHER RAPED MY SON RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME. RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME. AND THERE'S NOTHING I CAN DO. Y rape me and goddamn kill me. >> Going to kill me in that back pocket right there. >> Some in that back pocket. >> Y'all are going to kill me. I know what y'all are doing. I KNOW WHAT Y'ALL ARE DOING. Y'ALL ARE GOING TO TAKE ME OUT SOMEWHERE. MY HANDS ARE GONE. THERE'S NOTHING I CAN DO. YOU >> SORRY. >> OH, just shoot me a copy of getting a little >> Yeah. >> Printsy over there with it. Um, so basically running down the story is >> he lives uh with his mom and dad over here 800 something street and but he's also like a little bit transient too. But his daughter goes to school right around here. So he's always walking through this area. Every time he comes across her, she's hysterical in the way that she is right now, saying that he raped her. He raped her, she raped, he raped her kids, >> right? >> So clearly she's on the 20 side of it. She's made multiple threats in regards to she had a baseball bat. She would knock him upside the head with it. >> Um, at one point she did physically strike him on the left ear. >> Okay. Uh he's wearing a hoodie. Um so it didn't leave a mark or any type of like uh scratch or any type of bruising or anything, >> but it did strike him in his right ear. >> He does wish to prosecute in regards to the simple battery. They don't know each other. They're not dating or anything of that nature. >> Clearly she has >> high mental issues in regards to this as well. So along with the 1015, I would have question paper act as well. The exact moment her grieving mother mask slipped, the portrait of a delusional, violent offender was laid bare, not stopping there on the ride over to the jail, this woman kept throwing a total fit as if she were the one who had been deeply wrong. >> Now that it's a kid, that's okay. Cuz you know what? This right here 2.5. >> Yeah. What's that guy's name? >> One [ __ ] You know what? I DON'T GIVE A YOU NOW CUZ I DID RAPE [screaming] MY BABIES. He raped THEM AND THEN HE THEM AWAY LIKE TRASH. LIKE TRASH. [screaming] HE TOOK MY BABIES AWAY LIKE TRASH. MY BABIES. YOU MOTHER ain't doing you should even have a bad >> So I might see a little identifier. She had a bag and stuff with her over at the um at the bus stop. >> Mhm. >> And she put it over there by the church. So, as soon as I done with this guy here, I'm going to go over there and see if I can find her stuff. She might have an ID in there. So, just give me a moment to look on that and go and put your case number. That way, I can get him his DBO and get him on his way. >> Thank you, bro. >> Yeah. Are you good, though? You're good. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm good. She just having a moment. >> Yeah. All right. I'll let you know. >> Okay, bro. >> Cops are piece of [ __ ] I hate cops. >> MY BABIES WERE RAPED AND KILLED. MY BABIES. YOU RAPED MY BABIES AND THREW THEM AWAY LIKE TRASH. Y'ALL THREW MY BABIES away like trash. In the end, the woman was taken to jail and faced charges of simple battery and nonviolent resisting an officer. She was issued a restraining order keeping her 500 ft away from the victim, their family, and the elementary school area where the father regularly picks up his child. If she violates this, she will be immediately arrested with no bond. She just got exactly what she deserved. But this next Karen is about to prove that crazy has absolutely no limits. On April 4th, 2026 in Illinois, a peaceful morning was suddenly shattered by an eccentric woman boldly trespassing and barricading herself inside a stranger's car. She thought hiding out in someone else's property was perfectly normal. With no idea she was actually locking away her own freedom. >> Is she here or is she a loves? >> No, she's here. Okay. >> Regular customer woke up to go to work and she was in his car. >> She was in Wait, what was it? She was in someone else's car. >> Yeah. So, he brought her up here because she swears she knows somebody here. Her ride left her here. >> I dealt with her this morning at Love. She's stealing stuff from Lo's. >> Oh, >> yeah. She's tweaking it under influence, like talking to herself. >> Oh, yeah. She's got Yeah. >> Now she's telling customers she wants to >> Oh, >> like she's right inside. I let her plug in her phone. I bought her a Gatorade just to shut her up for a minute. She a hot mess. >> No, she is. Yeah. Okay. >> You were getting smooth. I asked her asked her and asked the There was a lady outside smoke for you. Yes. Literally ask these two. They ringed it up. They red up everything that I had. >> Okay. This the issue is that you not paying for stuff this time >> that I'm banned. Yes, I know. I was telling them about that. I watch your videos. >> You're not banned from here, but you're causing issues here. >> Whose car were you in earlier? >> One of my friends. >> Who's your friend? matter. >> Okay. How about then I just arrest you and take you to jail since it doesn't matter. >> How's that? Cuz it doesn't matter to me either. >> Go ahead. But like what's the cause? >> What's the definition of probable cause? Don't play this game cuz you don't know. You have no idea. I could have arrested you this morning. >> Tell me a very very good like tell me something that I actually did. >> You stole >> I had that [ __ ] up here. >> Remember the two waters in the Red Bull? Remember that? >> My mom. It's still not yours. >> Okay. My mom works there. >> Your mom doesn't work there. >> My mom was She's part of the [ __ ] >> Okay. All right. So, what's the plan for the rest of the day? >> I got to keep walking around town. I'm taking you somewhere. >> I'm literally I'm about to go sit somewhere where I can actually stay. >> Where? >> Not store. >> Huh? >> Not a store. >> There's nowhere in Atinson, Illinois where you're going to be able to just stay without causing trouble. >> A frantic Karen never believes she is in the wrong. Instead, she treats the law like a toy to be bent with flawed logic. So, when she questions the police about their legal basis, it's just her narcissistic ego desperately struggling to escape reality. >> Where'd you get that vape? >> Don't like my What the is he for? >> She didn't have that earlier. And last time you last time you showed me you had 67 cents in your bank account. So, how can you afford a $15? >> [ __ ] can just No. I've never seen anybody like that. Especially with like these. That's all that's in my head. That's been like that. But I don't care about that. I was thirsty. So I came in, I bought a couple of the drinks and I got out. >> She paid for everything here. >> She asked me if I wanted a receipt. I always say no. That's where I [ __ ] found. >> Quit cussing. I already told you. Quit cussing. >> You're not. Are you my mom? Are you my mom? Am I under 18? No. Exactly. So I can do whatever the I want. Thank you. >> So where are you planning on going? >> Literally anywhere. I'm just trying to have my people come pick me the [ __ ] up. I have nowhere to go. I'm stilling trying to figure this [ __ ] out. >> Okay, so obviously I I told you I would give you a ride. Which way do you need to go? Towards Chicago or towards Quad Cities? >> Do you not want a ride? >> All right. Don't come back to Casey's or you'll be arrested. I told her not to come back here arrest her. So, >> okay. But yeah, a regular customer brought he >> Oh, sorry. >> Unless you're busy. >> I'm hungry. Do you know who that was? >> I don't know his name. And he said that he didn't want to call the cops cuz he didn't want to look like that. So he and she swear to God she knew. >> She does. She she's she's got mental issues. I mean obvious >> obviously >> if she comes back here and give us a call. >> Just 30 minutes after being kicked out of a gas station with a warning of arrest, the police received another emergency call from a family nearby. It turns out instead of learning her lesson, this woman was frantically prying at their doors. deliberately breaking into their truck. >> I've been dealing with her all day. >> Some people are just stupid. My truck. >> Is she trying to get in? >> Yeah. >> Don't touch it. GO AWAY. HE >> MOTHER. >> THAT IS MY MOTHER. >> IT'S A GUY. >> BRO, they told me that they can give me >> Go or you're going to go to jail. Bro, you're being >> I don't care when I'm being go or you're going to go to jail. >> These are my people. >> You don't know who this guy is. >> You need to shut the up and get the off my feet because I will kill you. >> COME HERE. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. [screaming] >> You're under arrest. >> Please. PLEASE STOP PUSHING ME SO HARD. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> WHAT OFFICER MAN? What is wrong? See, look at you. This whole thing is a joke to you, isn't it? You won't get no You don't get no joke. Look. Yeah. You won't get that, [ __ ] Trust me. >> You're going to jail. >> OKAY. CANNOT. THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING TO. I'M ju >> Stop grabbing my hand like that. >> The moment her violence was shut down, she immediately flipped the script, playing the victim to gain sympathy. Paradoxically, even while trying to fake weakness, her mouth kept running, throwing insults about the officer's appearance. >> [ __ ] I want my shoes. Whatever. [screaming] >> I'm walking. It's okay. You love Cissy. You love Cissy. Your favorite movie. Favorite movie. STOP GRIPPING ME LIKE THAT, [ __ ] I'M RIGHT HERE. I AM righting here, [ __ ] >> Are you not? That's a man. That's a man's booty. Yeah. Woman cuffs can do that [ __ ] >> Cool. Not a woman. learn [ __ ] about your job that you apparently got >> like learning like I'm giving you a child you ugly my [ __ ] over here through my panties. Who the are you? This [ __ ] going to get smacked the out of Give me get Yeah, put all my [ __ ] in there cuz you not touching it, [ __ ] I dare you. Get the [ __ ] OUT OF MY FACE. YOU NASTY [screaming] RAGGED [ __ ] Let's see what happens. And nobody even did anything. Not even you. That's aing cut move, bud. This mother literally threw my head into the box. Put he put his knee on my back. I could not breathe. He's going. He's going. And you bettering do something about that. >> Brought to the station shortly after, she immediately used a medical complaint to beg for pity once her violence failed. However, that drama completely fell apart when the item found in her bag put a definitive end to all her acting. >> I saw it earlier when she was digging through that. But >> what resisted It's called consequences to your actions. >> After I said something, >> I didn't tackle you like put you on the ground >> after you said you're going to kill me. Yeah, that's So now you're going to jail for threats to public official. >> All right. [ __ ] All right. All right. >> Some mental [ __ ] What do you mean? >> First of all, panic like for whenever you're like literally right now. I know. I know that. But when you threaten one of us, things tend to get desolated. Well, that's not what other taser. >> That's a taser, too. >> Dang. >> It's another felony. >> Well, we have to search your bag cuz we got to make any weapons that go into the jail along with drugs. Okay. Do you have anything like that in your bag? There is like one empty card somewhere in >> any marijuana. Go here and you're going to take a right. >> In the end, the woman was arrested and faced charges of making terrorist threats, resisting an officer causing injury, unlawful possession of a weapon, possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia, and criminal trespass to property. If convicted, [music] her maximum sentence could be up to 3 to 7 years in prison along with mandatory rehab and strict medical supervision. Instead of just threatening the police with her mouth, this next woman decided to become a parkour athlete. On October 6th, 2023 in Florida, McKenzie turned the street corners into a breathtaking chase, breaking and entering, then recklessly climbing onto a rooftop to flee from the police. Did this woman really think she could stand above the law? Well, here is what actually went down. >> We're in McKenzie down 48. Randy stops the police. He's going to turn down park from 8 Street. Go that way. Go that way. She's coming back up to park. LET'S go that way. Go that way. She's running back out to eighth. [sighs] Go that way. She's going to try to get back out to McKenzie. So, I'm going to go over to MLK. She's on the roof of Discount Tire. Get down, Randolin. >> She's on the roof of Discount Tire. >> Right there. Right there. Right there. Right there. Right there. Right there. Right there. Back out to back out to eight. >> Let go of me. >> Where's the finally got her? May I move my arm? risking her life by jumping off the roof to escape. The woman was immediately tackled to the ground by an officer at the corner of the wall. Even though her body had just hit the ground in pain, she immediately started running her mouth, constantly making excuses to find a way out. >> Behind the white house. >> Yeah, I'm sure it hurts. All right. >> I'm getting too old for this. >> Hi there. >> I just want to give my friend his [ __ ] back. >> Mhm. >> All right. Just stop talking for a second. >> Just so you know, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can't be used against a law. >> What? Can you please get my backpack? >> Where's it at? >> Oh, right on there. Where was it? >> It's back there somewhere. in someone's yard. >> It's probably in the yard right in front of my car. >> Oh [ __ ] >> You mean she left it? >> A manipulator can commit a crime with devilish hands, then cry with the face of a hurt angel. So the moment the officer asked if she needed medical attention, she instantly grabbed the opportunity to start her crying act. >> Do you need medical attention? >> From where? From where? >> From what? Period. >> That ain't a medical emergency home. >> No, you're fine. You can go to jail. >> You can go to jail. No, you're fine. >> Get up. My legs. >> What's wrong with your leg? >> What? >> Why? Why? Because I need >> When you say discount tire, I knew it was a discount tire, but I knew what you meant. >> It's the important part. hole after going so much so I can't go. >> I want to hear all the excuses as to why you ran from the police cuz we scared you. >> Jackson help. Can somebody else transport? I'm down like eight. >> I'm sorry. Can I please take >> I will search you. Why do you talk like that? >> No, we're going to leave it right there. I'm going to grab books. >> Can you make a phone call for me? Call my mom. >> No. Should have stayed there. Then I could have done that for you. >> Scary as [ __ ] >> Just stayed there. Not ran. >> She said that we could pick up my backpack and take it to jail with me. >> I don't know. >> It's right there. >> Okay. Can I lift my jacket up? It's really hot. >> She's going to search you in a second. >> Hold on. >> Excuse me. >> It's real hot when you run. I get it. >> Anything on you? You going to poke me, stick me, stab me, anything you don't want to go to jail with. He's a go machine. >> You should have taken the shirt off before you started running, you know? I mean, just just >> old enough to know that it's going to get hot when you're running. >> There's one in my glove box right there. >> I got a baby. >> Demanding to bring her backpack reflected a deep anxiety over the illegal secrets inside. However, that coverup plot completely failed when the officer conducted a search and found something unusual hidden in her pants. >> What's this? >> Something you should have thrown away. Something you should have thrown away. What does that mean? >> That means it's what? >> Toss garbage bin. >> Okay. >> No. >> Nope. Father. >> No. >> Your mom. >> Nope. You can call him from jail. >> Why? Never do the [ __ ] up there. Huh? >> What's this? >> Um, a tutor. I don't need >> What is a tutor used for? Okay. What's the tree used for? >> Not before you go to jail. >> Hey, excuse me. Can you pull my pants? Please stop. Oh, >> I am called. >> It's emergency obviously. >> What's the emergency? >> I asked if you want medical. You said no. >> Do you have another sweatshirt underneath this one? Yes. Good answer. Burn. >> What? A burn. >> A burn from what? Stand up straight asleep with a torch maybe. >> Is he going to be okay? Have a seat. Is he going to be okay? I really need someone to call my parents before I get in there, please. I've been a seat. You need to get >> The police immediately turned to take statements from the victim. It was the valuable accusations from this witness that fully completed the psychological portrait of her madness. >> Like, get out of here. Like, if you not if you don't have permission to be here, nobody wants you here. We've told you several times you can't be on the property. Like, I don't know. She, you know, and then like she I said, "Listen, I said get out of here. You're going to get hot on you. Like, I don't have to do this to you. Get the hell out of here." Um, and she wouldn't leave. >> Has she ever lived here? >> No. No. >> How did she get in? >> She just went through the bag, through the side, and then out to the back. So it's just >> she went through a back door. >> Yeah. Like through So if you go down the So it's this house right here. >> Okay. >> So if you go down the side there's it goes into the backyard and [clears throat] then just stairs that go up to the back deck and there's a slider door. She just went in that way. >> Has she ever like had been permission to free float in another house? >> No. No. No. And so I've never I've never met the girl face to face until she somehow she had gotten to know where I lived and I don't know how she figured that out cuz I've never worked with her directly. And I heard her outside and she had been down here. I think my ex given her permission like one time last summer to get water or something like that and she just took it upon herself to like I guess she's hitting up everywhere she knows where she thinks she can go but she's just got some serious mental health issues where she just doesn't >> Did she steal anything on the side? >> I got believe there was I was told a cell phone came out missing like a green cell phone. >> Dude, I got I got right there when they said we got her and I went deep. >> Well, we went down this way. >> So So close to getting here. >> That way back this way back that way. >> Back up the roof. >> She got to the roof. That was the impressive part. >> Well, she jumped off the roof. I tried to dive after her. >> I literally I got down to park when you said she's on the roof. I started heading your way. She's like, nope, she's going back. >> And then she ran into the fence there. I was like, I'm not letting you get away. So, I grabbed her and threw her to the ground. >> What do you think you're doing? >> I'm still hot. Can you please >> put your feet in there? No. We're getting ready to leave. Put your feet in there. >> Let me call her mom. >> No. Put your feet in. >> Put your feet in the car. It's not that hard. I was doing that. >> Put your feet in the car. >> No. What are you talking about? >> Started doing Man, I'm so pissed. They're supposed to take me there. In the end, the woman was taken to jail and faced charges of felony burglary, possession of a dangerous controlled substance, and nonviolent resisting an officer. Her bail was set at $20,000. In your opinion, what is more terrifying? the mentally destructive ruin of the fentanyl baggies hidden in a pocket or the arrogant delusion and disregard for boundaries that is deeply ingrained in the nature of a psycho Karen. [screaming] That is what happens when that massive entitlement runs straight into absolute accountability. 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