Tell me, man. I just officer. >> You think Karens are just some joke on the internet? Out here in real life, they're a full-blown storm. >> You stupid. >> Step out. I'm dinner. >> Whoa. >> From crying over a designer bag to screaming on the boyfriend's doorstep, they stay convinced they're the victim in every scene. It's only when the police car pulls away that it really hits. All that so-called privilege doesn't save anyone from the fallout. On March 21st, 2023, a flight in Miami was forced to come to a halt when a woman completely lost it over a scratch on her Louis Vuitton bag, harassed the flight attendants, and refused to get off the plane despite being asked over and over. The cops boarded the aircraft, and that's when everything really blew up. >> They don't want to get off. Y'all are here TO TELL ME HOW GRAND, >> GUYS. I don't know why she got kicked off. This is my friend, so I'm going with her. I'm a retired army veteran. I know how to conduct myself. >> I know how to conduct myself. >> Put your bags in the front. >> Why? >> Take off. Take off your purse. Okay. >> Why? >> You guys are going to go to jail. Take off your purse. >> Why are we going to jail? >> Take off your purse. >> I'm not comfortable. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> No. You're making me uncomfortable. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> You're making me uncomfortable. Why am I going to jail? >> I didn't say nothing. >> Relax. Relax. >> Let's go. >> What's wrong with you? >> Cuz you're making me uncomfortable. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> No. >> You're under arrest. >> What? >> What leg? You know, right now we're going to get the other leg. >> You're choking me. Ka. >> Okay. Can I choke? Can I be choking you? Relax. Can you relax? >> Can you relax? >> I'm tell I'm I'm fine. >> You're not one ACT CRAZY. >> LOOK AT MY ARM. LOOK AT MY ARM. >> BECAUSE YOU'RE ACTING CRAZY. >> NO, I CAME OFF THE PLANE BY MYSELF. You didn't come and get me off the plane. Lying, we already told you you were under arrest. >> No, you did not. They told me I had to get off the plane. >> Excuse me. >> They told me how to deport. They didn't tell me how to um >> Can I please Can you let go of me like this? Excuse me, sir. I am a sergeant. You're not acting like >> You're not acting like a >> You're not either. You're not either. You're under >> I don't want to talk to you. Calm down. >> Calm down. What's wrong with you? Even after being restrained, she kept trying to spin the story her way. One tiny scratch on a designer bag and suddenly the entire plane turns into a stage for her emotional explosion. When ego breaks loose from reality, the smallest thing becomes the spark for pure chaos. Honestly, if she was that scared, it might get damaged. She should have left it at home and not used it. >> Like you see my drunk teacher told me she's kicked off. I don't know why I'm being arrested. I'm sober. YES, YOU ARE. I tried to calm down. I SEE. I'M NOT SCREAMING. EXCUSE ME. >> I'm sober. >> Excuse me, ma'am. Can you Can you hold me? A man can hold me, but not a man. Look at how No, I will. I am not. >> I have no name. Relax. Okay. Figure it out. Ma'am, >> you don't want to talk to them. Talk to me. Okay. Ma'am, can I speak to you? Can you come over here? Can we move around? You guys can both hold me. Don't do it. Wait, I'm going to smack this. Then I will break out of this as quick as you ever think. I lift too much. >> Listen, you're going to get more charges. >> We got no charge. >> You're going to get more charges. >> Everybody on the plane has no issue with us. >> Can you listen to me? >> Listen, you ain't let go of I'm very >> Can you let go? Can I be in the space to walk so you guys get on MY DRESS? HOW CAN I PLAY with my hands like this? >> I am retired army. I understand. I get every baggage free. I get loaded for free. Why would I act anyway? >> Please tell me that it doesn't justify anybody justify you acting like this. When I fight for your freedom, you don't fight for my freedom like I fight for your freedom. I've shot I've had die right in front of me. Let's be real. I've seen die in more. That's not fair. >> Okay. Let them figure it out. Just relax, >> mommy. So figure it out for them to do this. I've never been arrested. You can look at my record. I've never been arrested like this. >> You want to take a picture for my photos? No. No. Take a picture. I need a picture. Now you're not being >> I am being reasonable. I need a picture on my Instagram so they know why I'm not home at a party tonight that I have to be at that I got paid 3000 for. Thank you. She throws out the label army veteran like it's a free pass to break rules and cause a scene. But the way she disrespects everyone around her raises a hard question. Is this real service or just a costume she puts on to cash in on the respect that truly belongs to those who actually sacrificed? >> I never refuse to get Why would I refuse to get off if I can get on a flight? >> What does that mean? >> You guys are just hating us to keep us from acting violent, but you don't understand. This makes us more act more violent. I'm an army veteran. I understand how to control my anger. That's why before when I got on here when the guy was being smart about veterans, he was like, "Oh, you can board." I said, "Yes, I can. But Frontier, you can now every Are you listening to me or no?" >> We're not going to be going. If we're not together, we're not good. My hands are definitely >> not you, but I will definitely Miami date police. >> I don't care. Just get me out of here. I don't want my clothes. I DON'T WANT THAT [ __ ] I WANT TO GO HOME. >> I DON'T WANT THAT. I WANT to go home. >> I've been trying to GO HOME FOR TWO DAYS. MY BEST FRIEND DIED IN FRONT OF MY HOTEL. WHAT THE IS WRONG WITH Y'ALL? Y'all are sick. You're sick. I thought you would be different. You're sick. You're sick. MY BEST FRIEND GOT SHOT, COLD BLOOD, AND the hotel. I've been trying to go home since then. >> Sorry. >> No, you're not. If you were sorry, I wouldn't be in [laughter] this. I DIDN'T YELL AT NOBODY. Just because I'm sorry doesn't mean it's okay. >> I didn't behave no way. >> Oh, okay. Your bag's right there. >> EVEN EVERYBODY ELSE. I DIDN'T. You can ask everyone sitting next to me. They're having you hold THEIR BABIES. WHY WOULD I WHY WOULD THEY HAVE ME HOLD if I wasn't a good person? You all No. Get off me. We going. Come on. Don't make it harder than what it has to be. Come on. >> You're going to get hurt. Get hurt. She drags out the worst parts of her life story, hoping people will feel sorry for her, as if a rough past [music] were a valid excuse for ugly behavior in the present. But when Pain gets turned into a shield, all it really shows is how desperately she's fighting against taking responsibility. >> Get one and I'm going to get the other one. You got leg restraints? >> I can't breathe. >> No, I can't. I'm not being funny. >> Wait on the leg restraint. 1520. Yeah. She's trying to kick. That's fine. That's fine. >> Reference 36. >> That's not going to stop me. I'm just going to sue you cuz I feel very mishandled. I've been raped by military veterans. >> I remember all your faces. I think I think my >> on my four >> you're guys are such not even real cops around the other side just running. Okay. >> When all these special treatment tricks stop working, she switches to using her body and embarrassment to control the situation. On a human level, a woman's physical needs are serious and deserve respect. But in this context, it turns into a pressure tactic and it only makes her dignity free fall in front of a plane full of witnesses. >> I understand we don't have a tampon. >> I am bleeding from my >> Well, then you have to figure something out. There's no point in letting me out without a tampon. How am I going to pee on this door? >> How am I going to pee without a tampon? >> Do you have one? >> Um, and my luggage that's not here. It's my carryon. >> The carryon's right here. >> No, like my luggage that's checked. Not the luggage I have right here. >> You guys are so ghetto. I can't wait to see you. >> No, I need a tamp I don't have a tampon now. >> Excuse me, sir. I don't feel comfortable getting out without a tampon because I need your >> Excuse me, sir. Because if I get out without a tampon and I ask you for a tampon, then you're going to say I'm antagonizing you and then I'm going to get arrested again. So what's the point of asking for cop's help? No. Cuz when I ask for cop's help the first time, you guys are >> You want to get out and pee or not? >> I do, but I would rather pee by pee and you guys clean it up at this point. >> We're not going to clean it up. Listen, >> that's not my problem. You guys will have >> You want to pee on yourself? >> It's not myself. I'm going to pee and I'm going to scoot over. That's fine. >> So you don't want to go use the bathroom. >> I asked to wear a tampon, but you're not >> You don't have a tampon. We do not have >> Find one. I'm a woman. >> I cannot find one. I don't have one. >> You can't look. You did not look. >> Where am I going to get one? >> Um, can you go to the front desk for the concier? >> Well, there's no concier train. It's not a hotel. >> Well, then you better figure it out. You brought me here. I have a There's no way you don't have tampons. >> You There's no way you you have tampons, >> sir. I do. >> Okay. You have your bag. We can get it from your back. >> Excuse me, sir. When I board from here, they give me that when I board. When I go to the bathroom. >> Excuse me. Can I raise my hand and talk or you going to talk over me? >> The carryons are right here. >> Can I talk now? >> You've already talked enough. When you board the airplane, they give Here, I can help you. When you board the airplane, they give you everything. >> Huh? >> In the end, she's taken to jail and hit with a stack of charges. Two counts of battery on an officer, one count of resisting arrest with violence, three counts of assault on law enforcement, and one count of trespassing. She's permanently banned from Frontier Airlines. Faces fines up to $12,500, up to 2 years of probation, and a reputation that's falling apart fast. And if you think the drama over the bag was crazy enough, just wait till you see what goes up in flames when we get to that $3 million. On April 1st, 2023, in Palm Coast, Florida, a luxury getaway turned into pure chaos when a woman completely lost control after her husband blew $3 million at the casino. She allegedly attacked her husband and security staff, forcing the resort to call the police. What happened next went way beyond anything anyone expected. primary. >> You ready? >> You ready? >> Came over here about an hour ago. Had a couple had a couple GLASSES OF WINE. REALLY? Husband's here behind you trying to take. She refused to leave. >> Really? >> All right. Where are YOU STAYING AT? >> I LIVE HERE. >> You live here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I live here. >> Are you her husband? >> Your better half. >> You going to get her home? in your car. >> Yeah, I live here. >> No, don't. >> I live here. >> Hey, man. I want you to be quiet for me for just a moment. Okay. >> Great for obvious reason. >> You are a mother ofing stupid. >> Are you serious? >> You're listen. I'm deputy loss from the sheriff's office. You're going to go with your husband. You're going to call it a night. Okay? >> You're going to go. If you cause any further disturbance, you're going to be drunk and disorderly. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. No, >> I'm not here to argue. You're going to go with your husband. Understood? >> Let's stand up. Let's go. >> It's time for you to go, ma'am. Go with your husband. Okay. Come on. Let's go. What's your name? >> Susan. >> Susan, this way. Susan. Susan. >> Are you kidding me? Do >> you guys have a wheelchair? >> 97. >> All right. If we get this somewhere, WE CAN >> WHEELCHAIR. YOU >> SUSAN. SUSAN, >> shut up. >> Susan, you touch me again. I'm going to let that slide. You touch me again. That's battery on a wheel. I'm not going to do that today. >> Susan, you got an ID for her real quick >> for her. >> Yeah. >> I don't know if it's in here or not. >> Susan, >> you having the up >> Susan? With people like this, just staying at a fancy resort is enough for them to think they're above everyone else. But no amount of debt or financial loss turns trashy behavior into something acceptable. Everybody struggles with money at some point. But not everybody turns it into a onewoman riot. >> Remain seated. Okay, >> shut up. Oh my god. How dare you do this? >> 211. I'm 102. You hit your husband one more time or you're going to jail. I'M JUST >> SHUT UP. THAT'S IT. HEY, stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Come on. Up. Up. >> Oh my god. >> Stand up. Turn around. >> This is the first time. >> Come on. Stop. >> Ma'am, stop. >> Stop. >> That's what happened for way back in New Jersey. >> Is it >> 20 years ago? It's happened. Yeah. >> All right. Hey, you're going to sit. >> Oh my gosh. >> You're gonna sit right here. >> How much have you had to drink today, Susan? >> Shut the [ __ ] Shut the [ __ ] up. >> KICK ME AGAIN. STOP. >> HEY, STOP IT. You're going to GET MUCH TROUBLE. SUSAN, >> I've already been through. >> You better stop. You're going to >> You're her husband, right? >> I'm her husband. >> All right. Can I give you that? Can I get your ID real quick? >> Sure. >> George. I begged you, >> George. I won'ting you. do this to me. Unbelievable. Don't >> kill him. You can disregard him. Haven't ra >> SIT DOWN IN TROUBLE. YOU BETTER in trouble. >> I don't care. >> When you're drunk, whatever you've been stuffing down inside has a way of bubbling right up. She unloads on her husband, treats the officers like their hotel staff there to absorb her tantrum, and acts like violence is a solution. There's not a moment of hesitation or shame. Does losing $3 million really justify all of that? >> Her husband, she was hitting her husband. She kicked him. >> Highly intoxicated. >> I'm not intoxicated. I hate him. >> So, they're working on getting us a wheelchair. I parked all the way up. deal with it. >> Go to my car. >> All right. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I'll probably take it. >> I know. Hold on. Oh god. I mean, I know. I promise. Maybe next time we not we won't drink so much, right? >> Yeah, of course. >> Yeah, that probably >> All you had to do was listen to her bed. >> You think she would have passed out? >> But I don't know that further violence would have happened. >> All right, Susan, we're just you sit back here for a moment. Okay, then we're going to go to my car. I decided to get my steps and I parked in the leg. >> Can you get in there? >> So, Susan, here's what's going to happen. Okay. Either my partner's going to go around the other side. We're going to pull you in. Or you can sit in there like a grown adult. Okay. I get you're intoxicated, but you're going to be a grown adult right now. >> Stop it. >> Get in for us. >> You put your feet down there. >> All right. Are we in? >> Can I get a wheelchair? I got a She's very intoxicated. I don't want her falling. I'm just here for my clearance >> because you've had a a high amount of alcohol today. I want to make sure you don't need to be seen by a doctor. Okay. >> So, put your legs out. We just did. >> Come on. >> Come on. >> All right, Susan. Just have a seat. >> Yes. You're going to jail. >> Why? >> Cuz you battered me. You battered your husband. You want to put your feet up on that? Look. Feet up there. Put your feet on that. >> Or don't. I don't care. >> She screams so loud she can't hear her own conscience knocking, panicking as she watches what was supposed to be a lifetime of savings go up in smoke. Anyone might feel like snapping in that situation, but no matter how big the emotions get, attacking your spouse and the police goes way past any reasonable heat of the moment reaction. >> Sir, did he actually charge me with domestic violence? >> I He didn't. Your husband did nothing. I'm the one that's charging you. >> Oh, >> okay. Your husband, regardless of whether it's not about whether he wants to press charges or not. It's what I observe and what my >> 2125 is signal 17. >> Well, what did you observe? >> Delta 221 status check. >> I can't follow my shoes. >> Oh, >> Delta 221 status check. >> Are we going there? >> You think they'll let me make a phone call when I get there? >> Yeah, they won't. >> Oh, that's good. Are you sure? >> Yeah. >> Well, you seem optimistic. You seem very optimistic. What? >> They'll probably let you make a couple phone calls if you're nice. >> No way. A couple >> for sure. I don't know. I don't work to jail, so >> I've never been arrested. >> Lucky you. I guess you've never been married. >> No, I haven't. >> Well, don't do it. I'll tell you, it's trouble. It's nothing but trouble. I sure hope they make let me make a phone call. I sure hope my son picks up. I think he will. You know, once I get out of here, I've got to go. And you know what? No offense to anyone, but I'm going to tell every and I don't even go on social media cuz I hate social media. I'm not a gossipy kind of person. I don't like any of that kind of stuff. But I will go online and tell everyone I know, don't go to Florida or your life will you I mean it's just I mean I'm a Catholic girl. I never committed a crime in my entire life and I've been in jail about nine times in Florida. And I guess if I ever get out of this mess, I'm going to have to tell everyone do not go to Florida. >> She's been arrested nine times. Yet somehow everything is always Florida's fault, the system's fault, the world's fault, anyone's fault but her own. The bitterness is real, but when marital pain turns into fuel for constant rebellion, it stops healing anything. It just burns down everything around her. >> Excuse me. >> Oh, come on. Are you kidding me? I'm like [ __ ] 90 lb. If I hit a guy, Lucy hit Ricky. Oh, come on. Man up, man. Guys can take it. What are you kidding? You can't handle a woman hating you? Well, then you better [ __ ] go back to the drawing board. Cuz I'll tell you, man, guys used to be strong. I don't know what they are now. I guess they're all gay and they all want to be [ __ ] Guys used to be strong. Guys used to be strong. You could handle a woman. I mean, come on. Do you know what George did to me? Do you even want me to tell you what George did to me? We had $3 million like in our pocket and he blew it all over and over and over and over again. He lost all of our money. We would have been down here living large, feeling good. And you know what? I never ever ever ever blamed him. Never. I never blamed him cuz I understand how it goes. I understand. Why can't men understand? Why is it that whenever I get upset, I get arrested? Isn't it funny how men get upset and they lose millions of dollars and I never say anything? Never. I never say anything. But the one time I get upset, [ __ ] cops come. What does that tell you? What does that tell you? What does that tell you? I'm 90 lb on a wet day. You could knock me out with one punch. And don't think I don't know it. So you have to drag me to jail. You have to lock me up cuz you're so [ __ ] afraid of me. You're so afraid of me. What the Trump? You're [ __ ] Trump [ __ ] Men used to be strong. Yeah, they're afraid of women. >> After being medically cleared, she was taken to jail and now faces charges of domestic battery, assault on law enforcement, and disorderly conduct. If convicted, she could be out roughly another $6,500, get up to 2 years of probation, and if she's got a history of violence, serious resistance, or real injuries involved, that could easily turn into actual prison time. The rage in that luxury resort hasn't even cooled off yet. And out there, another outofc control Karen is about to get slammed back down to reality. On May 23rd, 20125, neighbors called 911 after hearing shouting and fighting from inside a home with the door left open and no one responding. They feared someone inside might be hurt. Police were obligated to check it out and make sure this wasn't a hidden family tragedy waiting to surface. >> We got an open door, so we just >> Yeah, WE HAD ALCOHOLIC WALK OVER HERE AND RUSH OUT. 12. >> OKAY. All right. Come on here and talk to me. Tell me what's going on. Just settle down. Come over here. >> Okay. >> We have these bizarre neighbors. >> Okay. Come on. Who are alcoholics? >> We're 102 >> and come in and out of here every day. >> Always hurt. >> Okay. You don't have to yell at me. I'm standing right here. >> I call POLICE THREE TIMES LIKE people >> yelling at me. I don't know you. >> Tell me what's going on. I don't know YOU EITHER. >> I DON'T WANT TO TALK TO YOU. POLICE OFFICERS. >> All right. Well, it doesn't matter. YOU HAVE TO. >> NO, I DON'T. >> MA'AM, are you hurt? Do she's got >> like I'm hurt? >> YES, IT DID. >> I TOLD POLICE AT LEAST THREE TIMES TRESPASSERS. >> WELL, IT LOOKS like you got a little bit of scratch there. So, what happened? >> YEAH, NOTHING HAPPENED. >> NOTHING HAPPENED. >> NO. >> OKAY. Nobody else is inside? >> Yeah. No one else inside. >> Okay. Well, first here and here abusing family. >> It's not normal. >> Okay. >> So, who else is inside? >> My husband. >> Okay. He didn't hit you. >> No, he didn't. WE GOT TO ARGUE HIM AS AN ADULT. >> Is he okay? >> No, he's not then. >> He's not what? He's not >> I don't care. It's not your business. >> Well, actually, I need to make sure that everyone's fine, actually. >> So, I need to make sure the neighbor you're not going to get my husband involved in this. You can get the out. >> We're going to check on him. Then, >> don't check on him and sleep like a babysitter. >> Her version of calm didn't look innocent at all. It was the brittle, hostile calm of someone terrified of losing control. Instead of taking responsibility, she claimed it was a private matter and blamed the neighbors. And just like that, she positioned herself against the entire world. >> My house. >> Yeah, you guys gone hell. >> Okay. So, you don't want to report anything? >> I DON'T WANT TO REPORT YOUR [ __ ] >> OKAY. Just go ahead and check on them. >> Good for >> You're checking on a husband who's uh had enough today. >> Can we go in and check on him? Not really. This is our uh living space. Really? Really? >> Well, at first you said we could check. >> No, no, no. At first you stooped up on us because of a nosy neighbor. We have asked three times to leave. She's mentally incapacitated. >> Is she the one that hit you? >> NO, NO, NO. MY HUSBAND AND I get an argument as an adult. >> So, he's the one that hit you? >> No, he's not the one that hit me. >> So, how did you get the cut? >> From my husband having an argument because this woman walking in and interfering. You're not going to take my husband to the county jail. He did hit you. >> No, he didn't. >> I'm just confused. >> No, you seem confused. Do not bother us again. >> Okay. >> You're mentally ill for asking me if my husband hit me. >> They went to police. What's your husband's name? >> It's John, a normal person. >> If you're [ __ ] my death. >> No, but you said neighbor. >> Everybody. >> Okay. >> It's everybody here. >> Okay, I got you. Just making sure >> we don't care. Now I'm little. >> So I just want to make sure. >> No, no, no. You do your job correctly. >> I'm trying to >> and not assume somebody's me to kill me. Really? Really? >> Okay. So I just want to make sure your husband did not hit you. >> My husband and I got into an argument as an adult. >> This little woman instigated everything and husband. You're not going to get restraining order between me and husband. >> That's not what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to figure out what neighbor it was. Which one? Yeah, she does. No, just her. But she Well, nobody's injured. She has a minor scratch, but she doesn't want anything. >> Scratch. It's not big of a deal. We've been asking people in and out of here cuz trespassers, >> but she's not willing to tell me how she got it or who gave it to her. So, >> okay. My husband's not in trouble. I'm a little >> I didn't say that. >> He has had people influencing him in and out of here. >> She twisted the story into a whole conspiracy movie where she's the only sane person and everyone else is out to get her. If she admits to violence, that wall crumbles. What she fears most isn't jail. It's being labeled mentally unstable. A title that sticks like glue. >> We're just here just medically for you. >> Yeah, I have scratched my eye. >> Okay. All we all we need is a refusal from you. If you don't want to go to the hospital and get checked out, that's all we're here for. So, if you don't want to go to the hospital, >> I don't want to GO UNDER BAKER. TAKE BAKERY every day. >> We're not bakery. We're not even doing anything. We're just If you want to go to the hospital, you go to the hospital. If you don't want to go to the hospital, WE SIGN. >> I DON'T WANT TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL. WE ARE FINE UNTIL these neighbors come in and out and think they think they're our neighbors. Okay, >> we have this woman next door who's actually insane. >> Sometimes we have these people who always look at us. >> Put your hands on your back now. >> Settle down. Don't do anything. I'm going to talk to I'm going to get it. I'm going to go over everything with you. Okay. >> I'm going on a break. >> Nope. >> Why? >> We will explain everything to you here in just a second. Why am I being arrested? >> I will. This officer here will explain everything. >> Why am I being arrested? I'm just wondering. >> Go through everything with you. >> All right. >> We are going to explain everything. Promise. >> Yep. >> Just going to make sure these don't get on you. >> I was about to go under baker to call the police three times. >> Well, we weren't we're not Baker acting. Don't worry. That's That's >> I don't want to go back to the county jail. It was terrible in the uniform. Really? Really? >> I bet it was. It was absolutely terrible in the uniform. >> I got it. >> Why am I under arrest? >> He's going to talk to you. >> Are you stupid? >> 212. >> So, problem is we know something happened. You're saying nothing happened. >> Uh, manic people. >> Come on. Come on. Just keep walking. I'll I'll get you some slides. Uh, >> I just got back from scale and it was completely ignorant. >> I'll take care of him. I'm getting everything from him if you want to stick with him. >> Yeah. >> This is how many people with a history of conflict with the law hold on to a sense of power even when completely powerless. When they can't control the situation, they try to control the narrative, painting themselves as morally or intellectually superior. The harder they fight, the more their past cracks [music] open. >> Pay close attention to those. >> Okay. >> What am I for? >> Okay. Where you going? >> No. No. Do you have any law of yours since you're back in your >> I don't have [ __ ] man. >> That's going to get you a shelter. >> No, I don't have drugs. >> Okay. >> Those weren't even mine. >> No, I'm not going to I'm not going to do an inch. >> We're going to have a major problem with my mother. >> Okay. >> Uh I'm >> Am I under arrest? Where are my charges? >> Here. I'm going to come talk to you right now. >> Yeah, I would like to know. >> What are my charges? sit here. >> Okay. >> Hey, the uh second caller. >> Yeah, it's Aubrey. What are my charges for being in my house? >> Listen, you're you're obviously under arrest for what? >> Got to go through it all with you. >> No, no, I want to know. >> Listen, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against law. >> You have the right to have an attorney with any question. >> What the is it for? Uh, the attorney will be provided at no charge. >> Okay, you don't make sense. Just get in your [ __ ] car and drive. I don't want to hear anymore, dumbass. >> Shut the up. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you're under arrest for domestic battery on >> I PUSHED MY HUSBAND OFF. WE HAVE A SCRATCH in my eye. Are you stupid? Get the away. Just drive me to the airport and [ __ ] >> You told us. >> YEAH. NO. NO. SHUT the man. >> Was there any >> Was there anybody else there? There was this woman who walked with me and me and my husband PUSHED HER AWAY SAME TIME. >> THAT'S WHAT THAT'S WHAT YOU SAID. UM, >> this is my home. Are you >> the wig? Go away. Don't come back here again. >> It's important to be true. >> No, you are being sued. >> Questions. >> Do not contact me again. Drive far to come back. >> Rage was the only thing she could wield. She kept repeating my house as if owning property grants the right to do anything behind those walls. This wasn't just a meltdown. It was a masterclass in how people rewrite the story to avoid facing the truth. >> Okay. >> Got my back for a sec. Corp. Oh, wow. Yeah, that that works. >> That is that. So, um, >> open that door that you >> do, uh, >> you don't you don't have to. Okay, your verbal statements more than enough, but are you willing to write a written statement? You don't have to. I don't. >> I really don't. >> Okay, that's 100% fine. Um, one thing I'm going to say to you just as a personal in case this is obviously a dangerous scenario. You need to be safe. >> This is not going to get better. I >> It's going to end up with one of you I I I I don't like saying that, but I've been a cop for almost 10 years. He's been longer and he's a homicide detective. He can tell you better than anyone. You're going to end up or she's going to end up either from defending yourself. >> So I So >> you can say as much as you want in your head that it's not going to happen, but this that >> is that norm like I I'm just trying to hammer it home for you. Is that normal? >> No. So you need to get some help and make sure she stays away. In the end, the woman was taken to jail and now faces charges of domestic battery and disorderly conduct. Typically misdemeanors, but still serious. If convicted, she could face up to a year in jail, fines, probation, no contact orders, mandatory anger management or substance abuse treatment, and a permanent domestic violence record. The tragedy at her front door hadn't even cooled yet, and another name was already being written on a new arrest warrant. On February 19th, 2025, Largo officers got multiple calls about a woman who'd been in a physical altercation before leaving the scene and allegedly leaving the victim injured. Worried the violence might escalate, they had no choice but to respond, confirm who she was, and figure out what really happened. >> What's going on? >> And and they told you what name? >> T told you this. Okay. What's going on? >> Okay. Well, when you get your your your uh canyon officer in, I'd be happy to tell him. >> Okay. >> Okay. Please, may I have Where's the sergeant? >> Can you please ask for your sergeant, sir? >> No. >> Why not? >> Because right now, we're figuring out what's going on. >> Okay. Well, I just want you to do. I'm not saying a word. >> Okay. You want to get out of the roadway? >> No, I'm not in a roadway. >> Okay. You're in a parking lot where people drive, >> right? And I do not want to appear to be aggressive to you, sir. So, here I am on my knees and my hands behind my back asking you to call your sergeant. >> Okay, >> figure it out. >> You should figure Okay, right now we're investigating something. So, if you don't identify yourself, you could go to jail. >> Where's the sergeant? [cheering] Where's the sergeant, sir? >> Why do you need a sergeant? But in M5, she's bleeding from her face. Can you roll FD, but have them stage? She's not being cooperative. >> Have them staged. >> Yeah. >> What are they going to stage? >> Where's your sergeant, please? >> Why do you need a sergeant? I can't get you a sergeant unless you tell me why you need one. >> Okay. So, that's not being very helpful. She's being extremely uncooperative. >> Hello. >> Where's your sergeant, sir? you. Where's my sergeant? >> Stripes now. >> Oh, okay. What do you need the sergeant for that you can't talk to me about? >> Stripes. >> Stripes >> now. >> Very well. You want him here? >> Absolutely, sir. >> 607. Any CR unit available? >> Well, that's female subjects requesting a sergeant on scene. >> All I need to know is why. >> You don't need to know why. I I made a request. Right. >> Okay. That's it. >> That's not >> If you ain't wrong, then you shouldn't have a problem with it. That's what what that's what? >> Yeah. I haven't gone to the target. >> Where's your stripes? >> On the way. >> Hurry. >> I can't make them go any faster than they go. >> You can You can tell that I said hurry. >> Yeah. Well, >> yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Your left. >> What's your name? >> Isowski. Isowski. >> That's correct. >> Isowski. Where's your CP? Thank you, Ed. >> Where are you going? >> I'm not going anywhere, sir. I I beg your pardon. Wasn't feeling comfortable with you that close to me, sir. >> Very well. >> Right. >> So, you don't want to tell me what happened? >> Okay, good. >> She keeps saying she doesn't want to be aggressive, yet refuses the most basic thing, giving her name and letting them confirm her identity. That's not cooperation. That's performance. On the surface, she demands to speak to someone with authority, but underneath she only recognizes authority she invented for herself. >> I have not. >> Oh, just taking on cocaine. Smoking that hard. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Can we have FD come in and take a look at you? >> Absolutely not. >> Absolutely not. >> Let me see your stripes. >> Good to go. Why you being complicated? We're here to try and help you and figure out what happens and you're just like me. >> When something's going wrong, >> doesn't matter. I requested a [ __ ] officer. You bring me an officer. >> You ain't no officer. Where's your stripes? They'd be on your uniform. Shame on you. N >> get a camera and film me. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> I requested an officer. An officer. I up for strike. >> I want a strike. No. NO STRIKE. [screaming] NO. >> He was running. I can see that. >> Stand up. >> Oh, no. >> Stand up. >> I will not stand up for you, >> ma'am. >> Nope. >> Where's the strikes? Please call. >> They're on the way. >> Oh, Emma. Emma, >> stand up. >> Emma, there'll be never be a day. I forgive you, Emma. >> Stand up. >> No, I will not. I will ask you out. You >> every simple question feels like a direct hit to her fragile ego. So her instinct is to attack whoever asks it. When she starts losing the battle on facts, she pivots to optics. Make herself look like the victim now so later she can retell the story as if she were bullied and oppressed from the start. >> NO, you are not. NO, YOU ARE NOT PUTTING ME IN THERE WITHOUT STRIKES. PUTTING ME in there. You get away from me, [ __ ] >> No. Sit. >> Okay, now I want to go in. Sit. >> That's right. Sit. That's right. Sit. That's right. We'll wait for YOUR STRIPES. STRIPES. STRIPES. >> I want stripes. >> They're on the way. >> Thank you. >> Be much better if you sat in the car versus on the wet paper. >> It'd be much better for you if I sat in some car. Get the [ __ ] away from me. I want stripes. Thank god you have four tires, huh? >> I don't know if this is Marchman or what at this point. >> You think I can't look? All I need, all I need is to be able to pray, to be able to be grateful, and to be able to [ __ ] rejoice FOR MY GOD. YOU CAN'T TAKE THAT AWAY FROM ME IN JAIL. So threaten me with some marchman, some baker, some little tiny little bald [ __ ] Listen here, Wells J's your brother. >> Go ahead and have them emergency. >> Bring the [ __ ] rain, mother. You better. >> I know she does. >> Sir, I suggest you get your boss in. You have no idea what is going on in the world. Get your boss now. >> Extra stripes. >> I just did. >> No, you didn't. >> Yes. What do you want? >> Are we not on camera? You didn't ask me anything. >> The [ __ ] you did? Get somebody that's your boss, you know. >> Nope. >> Yes. >> I'm the only person you're getting tonight. >> Okay. Then please respect me enough to know. >> I'm listening. >> But I requested your help. >> Okay. I'm here. Start as a law enforcement officer. What do you need? >> I'm here. What do you need? >> Where do you start with that? What is your first step when someone requests rights the way I have today? What is my >> remain silent? Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a law and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. >> I do rights. I've been only asked for help. WHY AM I BEING READ MY RIGHTS? Why am I being read my rights? Why am I being read my Miranda rights? I had no rights. They had no rights even in the back of my car. They had to detain me. >> Once the truth feels too painful and too humiliating to face, she builds a new script where she's the righteous one being persecuted. In that chaos is a messy mix of thin-kinned pride and defensive paranoia. This isn't a conversation anymore. It's a mental loop. A mind trying desperately to rescue its own image. >> WHY AM I BEING READ MY RIGHTS, Officer Wilcox? Officer Wilcox. Why am I being read my rights? Why am I being read my rights, Officer Wilcox? I'm wrong. >> Do you? >> Yep. >> You got your balls in your [ __ ] [ __ ] I don't have balls. >> Why am I being read my rights, Officer Wilcox? WHY WAS I DETAINED TO START WITH, OFFICER WILCOX, with a BLOODY FACE? WHY AM I being Why am I being detained? Because you can't help. I can calm down. >> We here to help you. >> Completely calm. Okay, >> we are here to help. I can't calm. >> So, they're down in the back of the car. >> No, I don't need to be inside of the There you go. >> Nobody's getting kicked. I'm calm. >> No. >> Sit in here like you're supposed to sit. >> I won't. We are not going to do this until I have seen a officer with strikes. >> You just did. >> No, I didn't. >> No, I didn't. I was calm. I'm still calm. I'm completely limp. >> Calm. Still completely limp. No. Nope. I won't. >> There's not a day in hell you'll do this to me. You will not INFRINGE MY RIGHTS. NO way in hell. You will not infringe my rights. >> You're about to get hobbled. >> I don't care. Hobble me then. I haven't done anything wrong. I can be hobbled. Nope. Nope. Nope. Still calm. Still calm. Still won't touch you. Still will never ever ever ever touch you. No. Never ever made an action towards any of y'all. I've asked for code for >> never ever. Never ever. Not kicking. I'm not doing anything. Get it all on camera. That's fine. That's fine. >> It's okay. >> Bend your legs. >> Call Dan help. >> Am I Am I fighting y'all? >> Is there a reason why I am being hobbled? >> Am I fighting you? Summer, I am fighting you. >> What? >> You better let go of me. >> You better all let go of me. >> I am not fighting anyone. >> Not fighting anyone. >> I know. >> The hobble looks like a safety procedure, and it is. But it also exposes the raw truth. No amount of denial can hide a body that's still fighting restraint. For a Karen like this, admitting she can't control herself would shatter her entire self-image. Even when she's taken to the hospital for evaluation, the combative behavior doesn't let up. >> Spider. >> That's what I'm hearing. >> Sorry. What? >> And where's the stripes? Where are the stripes? No. Where are the stripes? >> They're right here. Ma'am, >> I would like them here to start with. I didn't get to start one word with them. >> Officer, >> you didn't come over here, brother. >> When did I get to speak to the sergeant? Then the [ __ ] other one up there. When did I ask? Since Since I saw you, it's the ONLY ONE THING I ASKED. >> SEE, and officer strikes. >> What are you doing? >> I'm just measuring your >> You don't measure [ __ ] You come here. >> You don't get to come near me. >> I told you that's serve it. >> Got it. >> Do I want to put the gown on the rest of the way? >> Yes. >> Do you need help? >> What? What? What's where is >> your gown's on you? Yep. >> Oh, yeah. And then what am I doing? Getting off to do what? >> You're going to get off so we can take you outside. Your ride's here. >> My ride? >> Mhm. >> What ride is that? >> Transport van. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> What am I supposed to be doing? >> Getting off the bed. >> And my shoes. I'm supposed to walk like this. I'm supposed to do >> It may take them all the way off. >> Well, am I supposed to be able to walk like that? >> How are they coming off? >> Um >> I don't know how. >> There we go. >> Hello. We have both my bags, my backpack. Where's all my stuff? No, he doesn't have my belongings here. >> Okay. Your backpack's going to be waiting for you at B property. What do you think? >> I don't know. That's why I asked. >> Yes, I shoot you with >> Okay. My bag, too, please. >> Okay, that'll be a full problem. >> In the end, she's transported to jail and charged with resisting an officer without violence and disorderly conduct. Both misdemeanors, but each carrying up to a year in jail, fines, and a suspended sentence. In reality, she pled no contest, paid about $555 in fees, and walked with no jail time and no probation. But just six days later, she was arrested again. You'd think the chaos was over once she left the frame until officers showed up knocking on her boyfriend's front door. On October 16th, 2025, terrified residents in an apartment building called police after a drunk woman [music] was heard screaming, banging on doors, and causing chaos in the hallway. They feared someone might be getting hurt. Officers had to respond immediately to verify what was happening. And the moment they arrived, everything exploded. >> What did you say? >> I'm trying to get >> You're locked up. >> No, my boyfriend's in there and I can't get it. >> Okay. What's his name? >> Sean. >> What's your name? the neighbor scene of the female. >> My name my name is Brennan. >> Oh, great. >> Um, you can let them know that I want to get inside. >> Okay. Can we figure out what's going on first? >> Sean, can you please let me in? >> How about talk to me? We'll figure it out. We'll figure that out. >> Where did you guys come from? >> What do you mean? What was going on with you and your boyfriend? >> Nothing. >> You said you were arguing. >> I'm trying to get inside. >> I get that. Yeah. Yeah. >> There's something going on between you guys. I don't want you to go back inside. >> You stop knocking. >> Please stop knocking. >> I don't think you need to be here in the first place. >> Well, apparently I do. People called cuz they were concerned. >> One person. >> Someone who's >> white trash. >> How'd all that start? Like how can we help you with that? Cuz >> just to get inside. You don't have a key or >> he has um >> is it just like a fob? >> Yeah, it's just a >> Gotcha. Gotcha. Gotcha. >> How long has this been going on for? >> How' this all How did it all start? >> They came up and they were >> No, no, no. Before that with you, you and your boyfriend. Before you end up in the in the hallway. >> No, they came up and they were being >> Okay. Why? Why were they doing that? >> They seemed aggressive because they were drunk. >> Right away, she cast herself as the victim, never mentioning the noise, the drunken scene, or the fact that she'd been locked out for disturbing the entire building. She ignored the truth, that she was the problem. And when officers asked for a real explanation, she instantly tried to redirect the conversation. >> But just for no reason, or like what's the reason? Cuz normally people don't just come up and >> um cuz they were acting like oh your dog is loud and you're loud and >> so they so they were mad cuz you were banging on the door. >> Hello. >> They were mad cuz you were banging on the door. >> Banging on the door of my own apartment to get inside. >> No, I'm asking a question. >> Yeah, I was trying to get inside. >> Okay, but how did you end up outside? My boyfriend went inside and he passed out. >> Then he locked you out. >> Oh, he's got the key and I don't. >> Okay. >> But why did he go in and not let you in? >> He went in and passed in. >> Okay. >> Hello. I'm the property manager. How are you? >> Hello. Can I talk to you in a few minutes? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> If you want to go that way or that way, let me just talk to her. >> Okay. Cuz I'm going to have to be the one that lets her in. So, just let me know. >> Okay. Sounds good. >> So stupid. Maybe she has two keys. >> Maybe you should go figure something else out that's more problematic than this. >> Well, if you did something to to one of your neighbors. >> I did not do anything to one of my neighbors. >> We're going to figure that out. >> Oh, are we? >> Yep. >> Yeah. Maybe you should go figure actually something out. That's a problem. I >> mean, you kind of seem like the problem right now. >> Oh, do I? >> Same with seem like you're having an issue with your neighbor. I think if you went to school for something wrong, then you go to figure that out. >> That's what I'm doing. >> No, you're not. >> What am I doing? >> You're figuring something out with a girl. >> Correct. Correct. >> Oh, so glad you went to school for that. >> Little good. That's great. In her mind, she was the one being bothered, and the neighbors and police were the ones causing trouble. She dodged responsibility and quickly shifted her aggression toward everyone around her. It was a script designed to keep herself in the victim role. But when real authority stepped in, she crossed the line. >> What is the deal? >> What do you mean? >> What? You guys are really trying to do something? >> I already told you. >> What? I told you what we're doing. >> What? >> What do you mean? What? >> Tell me. >> Did you forget? >> Tell me. >> Did you forget? >> Tell me. >> I did. >> Tell me. >> I told I told you why we're here. >> Tell me. >> I did. >> Tell me again. >> Why? >> Tell me. >> I'm just wondering why. >> No, cuz you have nothing to tell me. >> I did tell you. >> You have a little [ __ ] problem and you have nothing to tell me. >> I feel like you don't remember. >> You're drunk. >> You didn't tell me. No, I'm pretty lucid right now. >> Okay. Hey, >> no part of this right now. >> Hey, Jessica. So, you have an ID there? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. Cuz cuz what I can do is I'm I'm working with management to get you into your apartment. This is your apartment. Why is this a thing? >> Well, because you caused a scene here, right? And and there's and there's a battery claim. Okay. >> A battery claim about what? >> About you striking an individual, one of your neighbors. >> I don't know off the top. Okay. >> Oh, tell me then. >> Do you want help getting into your apartment or not? >> No, I don't. >> Do you want no help getting into your >> I want you to tell me who I bother. >> What are your neighbors? >> Okay. Well, if you can't tell me who, then I don't give a >> Okay. Your neighbor next door, right? that was that was trying to help you when you barged into his place. Okay. >> I didn't barge into any place. >> So, we're trying to help you out here. Okay. We're trying to get you back into your apartment and that way we can all be on our >> boyfriend's already in there, so you don't have to help me. >> Good. It doesn't seem like he's letting you in. >> Just let me in there. Don't worry. >> I'll just give him that much. >> Yeah. You give me permission to go home for the day. >> I don't give up what you do for the day. >> Okay. I know you're trying to do something. I don't give a >> Well, what's going to happen here is >> uh what's going to happen here? >> Well, there's two options here. Okay. Number one, you can comply with us. You're going to get a citation. >> About what? >> What did I do? >> I just told you already. >> What did I do? >> You battered your neighbor. >> What did I do to my neighbor? >> You battered them. How? >> By kicking them in the groin. >> No, I forgot. >> Okay, here's how it's going to go. She couldn't accept any version of the story where she was the aggressor. Not even something as simple as you kicked someone. The officers kept trying to give her a chance. They clearly didn't want to arrest her. But when ego and alcohol take over, people choose the worst possible path. >> That's going to be it. If you don't want to comply, I can take you to jail for battery and I can figure you. Okay. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your battery. Put your hands right. >> I have nothing to do about that. [snorts] >> Stop that way. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop it. >> [laughter] >> 51 or Go. >> Did she slip her up? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Is it good? No. >> Really? Is this what you guys have to do? >> You guys are a bunch of losers. This is what you guys have to do on this night. What a bunch of losers. Losers. This is what you have to do. My job. Let's see. >> This is why you have to work. What is my >> Can we just watch? >> Uh, no. You're what? What is this for? >> For battery. >> For battery. For what? >> Battery your neighbor. >> I never touched my neighbor. Maybe I touched you, but not my neighbor. [ __ ] >> I [ __ ] TOUCHED MY NEIGHBOR. OKAY, now you're getting an egg out of your church. >> Are you dying? >> Turn this into a felony. This is what you want. >> That's exactly what she was fighting. The unbearable feeling that the whole world was against her. If she had stayed calm, not kicked anyone, handed over her ID and accepted a citation, it would have just been a dumb, drunk night. But a fragile ego always chooses self-destruction. And now the price is much higher. >> Get this. What is wrong with you guys? >> Stand up. Stand up right now. Stand the [ __ ] All right, fine. >> Good. >> Yeah. >> Let's drag him backwards. >> Yeah. >> Let's go. >> I didn't touch my neighbor. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> I didn't touch my neighbor. What are you guys doing with right now? >> Let's go. Stand up. Come on. >> What did What are you doing? >> You're going to jail? >> Yeah. I didn't touch my hand. >> You did. And then you need me in the groin, too. Yes. >> I didn't. >> Let's go. Come on. Can you right now? >> Can I pay a fine? >> No, you can't. You're going down. >> I didn't stop my I didn't touch my neighbor. >> Okay. How many charges do YOU WANT? >> WHY ARE YOU guys doing this? >> You got battery egg resisting, obstructing. >> Okay. So, why are you guys like jerking off to this right now. >> I'm not. I I >> YEAH, YOU ARE. You are. Actually, what is the deal? >> I would much rather not be doing any of this. >> I didn't do anything to you guys and I didn't do anything to my neighbor. Are you kidding me right now? I have to worry about my dog. >> Your boyfriend's home, right? He'll take care of the dog. >> Oh, cuz you guys are too afraid to take care of actual real felons. Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. Let's take care of the white girl instead of an actual real fell. You >> There you go. Yeah. Oh, you guys look so cool walking me out here. >> Oh my god. What a bunch of losers. >> I didn't police. Sit in the seat. Come on. >> Shut the up, you fat. >> In the end, she was arrested and now faces charges of assaulting a neighbor, assaulting an officer, and resisting arrest. If convicted, she could face up to a year in jail and thousands of dollars in bail and fines. So, do you think she and her boyfriend still have a chance after this mess? Because just as the handcuffs leave their mark on her boyfriend's front door, the next round with another unhinged Karen is already starting to stink. On January 2nd, 2025, while on patrol, officers spotted a woman sitting near the entrance of an abandoned house, smoking an unknown substance suspected to be drugrelated. The suspicious behavior and possible trespassing forced them to stop and check things out. And here's how it all unfolded. He's doing so fine. >> But I almost fell down here. >> Yeah. >> I said, "Let me sit down." >> Oh. >> Doing okay. >> Not exactly. >> What happened? >> Medically, I'm not feeling good. >> I don't know. >> Miss Mchu. >> Yes. >> Do you need some medical attention? >> I'm not real sure. I'm really not. >> Okay. >> Oh my gosh. >> Miss Mchu, >> no. Huh? I need you to stop heading over there. If you need to take a seat, come over here and take a seat. Just guess. >> No, no, you're talking about Haley. >> Mhm. Who? >> No, I wasn't talking about Haley. >> Who were you talking to? >> Sister. >> Oh, Miss Moy. Okay. [snorts] >> She had a stroke. >> We just ate some chicken. >> I got you. >> Anybody else in there? >> No, sir. I don't think so. I don't know. >> All right. >> I'm sorry. I'm really sorry, >> Miss I called you a sir. >> That's accept your apology. >> 149. >> Miss Mchu, >> yes. >> Can you uh put your shoe down for a second so we can have a discussion? >> Okay. Miss Mchu, >> were you smoking a cigarette? >> Yes, sir. I was >> Where was it? >> Where is it? >> I'm not sure. Okay. >> Not sure. >> I am not sure. >> Okay. >> I think it's over there. >> Okay. So, you somehow threw it all the way over. >> No, I didn't smell it over there. >> She know, Miss Mitchu. I think the way that you're >> I think the way that you're acting is because you're pretty concerned about what's in your pockets. >> No, no, I'm not concerned about >> Keep your hands out your pockets. Keep your hands out of your pockets. >> Stop doing that. Keep your hands out of your pockets. >> Please, sir. >> Oh, I wish we did. You're welcome to >> I left these church [clears throat] everything in my bike. >> Okay. I'm wondering why you're so why you're freaking out over something. >> Take a deep breath. >> I got confused. I went out the wrong door and then I didn't know where I was at and I said, "Well, Joy lives over there." >> She's nearly 60 but acts like a confused child, dodging responsibility and simmering in quiet resentment. Underneath all the chaos is that vague, heavy sadness of a lifelong addiction. A mind and dignity slowly falling apart. Her panic isn't about her health. It's about the evidence. And the chaos just keeps climbing. >> Done nothing. And y'all just arrested me. And that's the way they're doing it. Okay. >> I'm telling you. >> You know what? I was born and raised to cops kid. And I know that's a problem. Okay. I really do. >> I'm hearing you. Keep going. Give me the rest of it. >> No, I I don't really need to explain it. >> Okay, if you don't want to. >> Like I said, we're just >> I don't want to hear it anyway. >> No reason to yell at me. >> Down on the seat that you were just sitting. >> No, I'm not going to do that. It's got P all over it, too. >> Dismiss you. >> Yes, sir. >> If you keep reaching your pants, you're going to go to jail for resisting without. [laughter] >> Okay. Um >> I've asked you three times. Please do not do it again. [laughter] >> Sit down. Can I sit on this? >> Sure. That's where you were. >> Oh my god. Your >> hands out of your pocket. >> I'm not I'm not trying to get in my pockets. I'm sorry, ma'am. >> This meant you. >> Yes. >> Please take whatever's out your in your hand and put it down. >> What? >> Do it now. >> WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? >> Do it now. >> What are you talking about? >> Come stand here. >> Give me your hands. >> But now you want to step it up. >> All right. Listen. Listen. >> Give me your hands. Are you kidding me? >> We're going to have a problem. >> Another channel. I got one resistant. >> I got this all over me. I want y'all to get it all over you. Okay. That's nasty. That's kind of immature. I should >> Oh, please >> stop. [screaming] >> Can you loosen that one up? >> All right, Cy. >> Mhm. >> Check your hands, too. She was messing with shoes a lot. >> All right, you have that. You have a heart. >> Oh, you're hurting me. >> I have a bad back. >> So, you replace him for a second, please. >> I need you to replace her. >> God bless me. >> All right. We're going to go get my Hobble and then we're going to take care of my guy. >> What do you need me to do? >> I'm going to go get my Hobble real quick. >> You're going to do what? >> What is she going to do? >> One second. >> This isn't just agitation anymore. She turns her own body into a weapon of resistance. As if making everyone uncomfortable is her last way to feel powerful. And the moment reality starts closing in, she flips the script, sliding [music] right back into her favorite role, the poor victim being treated so unfairly. And I wasn't the only person back here. Okay, >> then who else was? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Well, >> I don't know who they were. Haley was back here. She was stalking that guy. >> Okay. >> What's going on? >> That's it. >> Please. I don't know. >> 31. >> Oh, me. >> Right. >> You know what? Don't do that. I got hard in one ankle. Please go ahead and do it. Please. Can you please Can you please loosen those? Can you loosen these cups? >> Look at this. >> But listen, when you're acting like this, I can't help you. >> Listen, >> when you're acting like this, I can't help you. >> Anybody else? >> You need to take a couple deep breaths. >> And you need to calm down and then we can get your thoughts figured out. >> And then the pipe. She dropped the pipe somewhere. >> I did not drop no pipe. >> Oh, it's right on the toilet. >> You got it on video cam. Really? >> All right. So, Miss Mchu, >> body cam >> for the fire department to take a look at you. We got to get you up. Can we do that? >> Yes or no? >> Yeah. If you can if you can make my my limbs go back, right? >> All right. So, here's what we're going to do. We're going to roll you over. Go ahead and roll her towards you. >> Oh my god. >> Stay like this. Okay. >> This is not working for me. >> You stay like this until I tell you. Okay. >> Cory, you're going to take this for me and I'm going to help her get up. >> You're not going to help me up. I can't get up. >> You want to stay like this? Now my [ __ ] ankle will hurt >> you want to pull your car up before. >> Really? >> Only a few steps. >> We got her while you pull your car up. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Just maybe. >> Listen, I'm sorry about the poop. Okay. I've had two accidents today. >> Yeah. But just don't try to, you know, >> I told you I needed to go. >> You said you had to pee. >> I did have to pee. I peed and pooped all at once. Okay. >> Uhuh. Try to sit up. You keep leaning. It's going to be the hell that you got my knee. Look at this. Look at the way you got me strapped. Okay. >> Why do you think you're Why do you think you're >> Listen. Listen. I've been in the uh in in in the black Cadillac. Okay. I I ain't worried about that part. >> All right. >> This is some [ __ ] though. I wasn't the only person back here. So, if you found something, that don't mean it belong. >> You can see these officers working through an incredibly tough situation physically and emotionally. The system can't treat someone like a patient if they're constantly fighting, resisting, and putting others at risk. Help always comes with responsibilities, and she's not holding up her end. >> All right. Now, [snorts] we're going to stand up. We're going to go over to the structure over here. All right. >> Okay. I'm going to try to do that. >> All right. Miss Mchu, we're going to take these handcuffs off. >> Yes, sir. >> And we're going to put them on the front. >> Wait, you should have done that. >> No, mine are all flat. You should at least put my hands right. >> Miss mention, we're not going to do this at all unless you start listening. >> Please do me a favor. Pull your hands behind your back or out for me and relax. >> Listen, that's as far out as I can. >> Okay, stop. Stop. Just chill >> real bad now cuz we got it. I got a body. I can see that. I'm sorry. I'm You don't need to be sorry. >> Apparently, I do. >> Oh my god. PTS. >> No, I did not. I did not. My My knee gave out. >> Oh my god. Now you're undressing me. I My boots out. There you go. >> Thank you. I'm going to show >> an infection. And I already have kidney disease. >> She's got to finish searching her. >> I got what? >> I got what? >> No one said you had anything. He said I did have something. >> No, he didn't. >> He did. Don't tell me that. >> He said he had to finish surgery. >> Okay. Okay, then that's all y'all have to say. >> You stay with her for a second. Corey, I need you to delve. I need to check you out. Make sure you didn't get any cuts. Scrape and double check my work, please. >> Do you have anything on your arms? Did you feel anything coming through here? >> Nope. >> It's both absurd and heartbreaking. She keeps talking about diarrhea while officers pull on gloves, trying to avoid serious exposure to bodily fluids, balancing the scene like they're managing an emergency room. She pushes back with petty arguments, calling out every tiny touch like an assault. But the camera makes it painfully clear she's not the one in control anymore. >> Hello. >> How you doing today, sir? >> How are you? >> I'm well, thank you. >> I'm asking you a question here. >> No, it's facing there. Oh, he doesn't sink in here. >> Then I might not be cleaned up. >> Yeah. Well, I was literally Yeah. And I have another pair of pants that I had on earlier. They were yellow and >> Oh, God. >> No, I got a tummy problem. >> I just sharted there. No, >> I don't need them know all that. Just >> to help escort you out to the car, [ __ ] >> Okay. Can you help me? >> Yeah, I'm waiting for you to get up to the side. >> Yeah, you're waiting on me. >> Waiting on you. >> Okay, now wait a minute. >> I can't get in from this direction. I needed for you to help me get to the handle here. Ellie, can you help me with this? >> Put your right foot on. No, no, no. Right foot first. RIGHT FOOT FIRST. BUT I have a I have hardware in my ankle. And now you got to pull it on that one. Can I do this one? Oh. Oh, damn it. Are you kidding me? I don't know why you don't understand. >> I'm trying. I'm trying to help you. >> I got all the time right here. >> This is as high as I can get. I had both my feet on there and then you're telling me it's got to go higher. >> Mhm. >> What? Where my butt sitting? No, just scoot it up a little bit. >> I can't feel nothing. >> Okay. >> Are you really going to do this to me? >> Can you help me? Huh? >> Sure. >> All you got to do is this. >> Can you move your leg a little bit? >> Can you move your leg back? >> What? >> Move your leg back. >> I can't. >> There you go. You're doing it right now. You're doing >> No. No. I >> Now, here's what we do. >> I All I wanted was your help with my elbow. >> There you go. >> Huh? >> How can you put your >> You know, that was a [ __ ] way to go. All I asked for. >> Did you put your feet in there? Just >> slide your side butt. >> I'm going to give me a second. >> God bless. >> In the end, she's transported to jail and may be facing charges of resisting an officer with violence, possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia, and tampering with evidence. If convicted, she could be looking at up to around 10 years behind bars, fines, probation, and mandatory rehab. And just as the team is still trying to process what they've been through, another overgrown child is about to have her fantasy world come crashing down. One night at an Illinois casino, the sound of chips hitting the table was drowned out by the screams of a drunk woman refusing to leave after being asked more times than anyone could count. Staff had no choice but to call the police. They thought it would be a simple walk out escort until everything escalated fast. >> Okay. They just want you to go, man. >> Obviously. Can I go home? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Bye-bye. >> See you later. >> You want to go down, not up? >> Do you want to go [ __ ] yourself? >> Ma'am, >> don't [ __ ] me. >> Here's your bag. >> I want your bag. >> It's your bag. >> Get away from me. >> It's your bag. >> [ __ ] bag. Your bag is here. Ma'am, listen. Here's where we're at. >> Ma'am, >> you want a cuff me? Put me in the back of your car. >> What would you like me? What would you like me to call you? >> I'd love for you to [ __ ] >> What would you like me to call you, >> stupid? Okay, >> put me in the back of your car. >> You need to leave. Can you get in a taxi and go so you don't >> They're letting me. They better let me go to the bathroom because my bladder is going to piss all over the floor unless they get me inside. >> They are not going to. Get in a taxi. >> I'm going to pull my pants down right here. And >> that is your That is your choice. And yes, you will be in trouble, ma'am. >> No, I will not be in trouble. >> Get in a taxi. >> Somebody not allowing. >> Get in a taxi. Go to the McDonald's down the road and use the bathroom and go. >> I'm not 17. I don't >> You're acting like it. Okay. >> Oh, I'm sorry, sir. >> Get your stuff and go. It's easy. Ma'am, don't come over here. Stop. >> Okay. >> Oh, you better get out of my way. >> Ma'am, stop. >> Do you think this is funny? >> Ma'am. Ma'am, >> I can handle myself. >> Okay. Do you want me? >> You can't. You're very intoxicated. >> Better fool. >> Get your stuff. Go home. I'm glad you had a good time at the concert. >> Yes, absolutely. >> I did not have a good time at the concert. I think that you people are brainwashed by theing politics that you're seeping into your brain. >> So get out of my face. >> I'm not getting out of your face. You were asked to leave. Please leave. >> For her, walking away meant admitting she was wrong. And she simply could not stomach that. Instead of saving what little dignity she had left, she dragged herself down first, convinced it kept her in control. She played with consequences like props on a stage and they came swinging back hard. >> I feel like you might be a better choice of talking to me. He's trying to be like very aggressive. I I'm going to get arrested if I punch him in the face. So he >> Oh, you absolutely will. >> SO GET OUT OF MY [ __ ] FACE. >> STEP BACK. >> Get out of my face. >> Step back. >> Did you just [ __ ] push me? >> Did you just push me? Are you ready to go home? >> Are you ready to go home before you get arrested? face. I got her hands on a woman in custody. >> Are you done? Are you done? >> You're kicking us or I will >> ARE YOU DONE? >> I'LL NEVER BE DONE UNLESS he gets off. >> Listen. >> Move your move. Move your foot so I CAN GET OFF. YOU STUPID. >> I hope you're proud of yourself. >> CALL OF THE BEST person who was >> She pushed everything far past the line, then free fell into self-destruction. No one backed her into a corner. She slammed every door shut herself. All because she couldn't handle being told to calm down and leave. And so she shifted straight into victim mode, claiming she was being mistreated. >> Get off me, you stupid. >> Nope. You've lost that opportunity. >> Stop. Stop. >> GET OFF ME. >> NO. You've lost that opportunity. >> I DON'T CARE. GET OFF ME. GO DO SOMETHING WORTHY. Get the off me. Get off me. You stupid worthless pieces of [ __ ] beans. Put something there is actually worth crime. 726. Get off me. You stupid piece of [ __ ] You are not taking me. Get off me if you don't want my lawyer. My lawyer will record this. >> That's fine. We're recording, too. So, >> get off me. >> GET OFF ME. I'VE ASKED YOU FIVE TIMES TO GET OFF ME >> AND IT'S NOT HAPPENING. YOU KEEP KICKING. STOP. COME ON. I'M NOT KICKING YOU, YOU STUPID IDIOT. >> You kicked me four times and you kicked me multiple times. I'M NOT GOING >> NO, MY LAWYER IS GET OFF MY LEGS. GET OFF ME. >> Can I talk to you for a second? >> STAND UP. >> Let me talk. >> Stop yelling. Stop yelling. If I get off of you, are you going to stop kicking? I will stand up like a human. >> You are going to sit on the curb, but are you going to stop kicking? >> You hope she finds clarity and humanity again someday. With every minute of footage showing resistance and assault on police, her attorney is probably rethinking his life choices. She destroyed the victim narrative she tried so hard to spin. It's sad, but that's exactly what Karens like her tend to do. >> All right, stay off. Get these [ __ ] These cuffs are hurting me. >> Okay, I will check the cuffs. Ma'am, are you ready to get into the car? >> Do you think I'm ready to get in the car? Why don't you scare me? >> You will have to go to the car. >> No. >> Yes. >> First of all, I need >> We're going to go to this car. >> Excuse me. >> Walk with me. >> Put Stop it. >> Walk with me in front of you. This is not >> Walk to the park. Let's get you in there before more people see you. >> I don't give a [ __ ] what people see. >> Any weapons on you? >> Yep. >> What do you have? >> My eyes. >> Those things are deadly. >> Yep, they are. >> Get in the car. >> No, I'm not. >> N. You know what? We're going to have a little closer. >> Stop. >> Stop. You want to touch me? >> Abuse me. I will go to court with all these bruises. >> Touch megan. Throw me. Yeah. Megan, you want to detain the bruises? >> Detain the bruises. >> Yeah. >> Get away from me. GET AWAY FROM ME. >> STOP. >> LET GO OF ME. >> STOP. >> LET GO OF ME. >> THIS IS [ __ ] AND I AM IN THE CAR. You stupid mother. >> Get in the car. >> Stop. >> Get in the car. >> Nobody wants to hit you. >> GET OFF ME. GET OFF ME. >> I KNOW THE NEWS IS HERE. THEY can see it. Step up and get in the car. >> Been recorded for me. >> Step up and get in the car like a [ __ ] adult. >> We're going to light me up. >> In this showdown, the loss of control wasn't on the officers. It was on her. The woman who dropped the role of an adult and crawled into childish chaos. They gave her options, real ones. But she chose mayhem. It wasn't the law tightening on her. She abandoned her own sense of adulthood. Here we go. >> Get your foot in. You want a rapper? >> I mean, just >> What did you say to me? >> [ __ ] done with Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Slow down here. Slow down. We got this. [screaming] >> My lawyer will have so much fun with administration. >> Yeah. >> Put me in the back. Just throw me in the back. Can you roll? >> I'll shut up. >> No, I'll I'll sit up. >> Get her off. >> Hey, LISTEN. STOP. I WILL GET UP myself and I will get in the back quietly. >> If you want to keep torturing me, I will notate this per my lawyer. You might want to just let me get up. >> Shut the up. >> And up. Sit up. >> No. Get the [ __ ] away from me. Get Hey, you. You above my head. Okay. You get them away from me. Get them away from me. Get them away from me. Get them away from me. Please get them away from me. Sit up. >> GET AWAY FROM ME NOW. LET HIM SEND ME UP. HE'S GOING TO SEND ME UP. YOU GET AWAY FROM ME. Sit up. >> Get him away from me and I will sit up for you. >> Sit up. Get this. >> My face. What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> So you don't hurt your head. Okay. >> Get it off my man. >> No. Get it off my face. You guys are going to jail. I can't wait until you go to jail. GET AWAY FROM ME. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and now faces charges including aggravated battery on a police officer, threats of aggravated assault on an officer, and resisting law enforcement. If convicted, she's looking at 2 to 7 years in prison, up to $50,000 in fines, probation, no trespass orders, and a criminal record that won't stop haunting her. The baby Karen just slammed head first into the real world. And another woman is stepping up for her final exam. On June 23rd, 2025, officers were out on patrol when they spotted a vehicle tied to an active warrant [music] and had to pull it over. As they walked up to the window, they realized the woman in the passenger seat was wanted on multiple outstanding traffic warrants. That's when things started getting a lot more complicated. >> Hey, stay in the car. Hey, what are you doing? Put your hands up. Put your hands up. >> What are you guys throwing doors open like that for? >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> I'm officer at the police department. You have any idea what we stopped you tonight? >> No. >> Okay. Are you the registered owner of the vehicle? >> No. >> Who's the reg she the registered owner? >> You. Okay. Yeah. You're showing a couple couple warrants. >> Is that why you guys didn't pull over right away? No, I don't. >> No, we didn't know. >> We live right here, though. >> Okay. You not have a license? >> No. >> Suspended? >> Okay. What do we do? I get your uh your ID. >> I don't got you. >> You don't have an ID. >> That's fine. Uh I'll tell you what. We'll do one thing at a time. Uh then I'm My partner is going to get you out of the car. Okay. You have some warrants out of copy. >> No, I can walk out of the car. >> Yeah. I'm not saying it like that. I'm just saying we're going to put you in cop real quick because they're out of copy. Okay. >> And then we're going to see if CPY >> Well, first we're going to see if Copley even wants you. I don't even know if Copy's going to want you on your warrants. Okay. >> No, they're not. >> But we need >> we need to go through the motions. Okay. >> Yeah. Just check that. Walk. >> No, we're going to we got to put you in the car. >> No. So, step on that. >> Okay. I can Don't touch me. >> Do not change. Do not turn this into something that doesn't >> I'm not. But don't touch me. >> Walk out. >> Okay. But you are going to go in handcuffs. >> I'm not. >> Yeah. No, I'm not. >> You are. >> No, I'm not. >> Listen, I don't want you to catch any additional charges. Okay, don't touch me. I >> That's not how this is going to work. >> Okay, I can walk out. >> But you are going to go in handcuffs. >> No, I'm not. >> You are going to go in handcuffs or you going to catch additional charges? >> I'm the passenger. >> You have warrants. >> So what? Call them. >> I'm going to as soon as we get you out, we'll put you in the car. >> Call the police station cuz I'm >> You're going to call the police station. >> Calling the police station while you're already talking to police on the side of the road is almost never a smart move. And once they discovered all her active warrants, her only real option was to cooperate and keep things from escalating. Every other path led straight to handcuffs. >> Step out. >> Step out. >> Where? >> Step out. >> Y'all don't even >> step out or you're going to catch additional charges. I've given you more than enough opportunities to cooperate with us. Okay. >> Get out of the car. >> Get your dog inside. >> Get your dog inside. Last time, >> huh? Get your dog Get your dog inside. >> This is your last chance. >> This is your last chance. >> I'm moving. >> Okay. >> Whoa. >> Wow. >> Stand up. >> What was the car? >> Stand up. >> And I said I was getting out. >> Roll to your butt and then stand up. >> No, I'm not doing nothing. >> Stand up. >> Come on. I just didn't have to go this way. Come on. >> I'm going to double lock your handcuffs so they don't get any tighter. >> You have anything on you? Any weapons? >> These are ready to get your ID. >> I don't got one. >> You don't have one? Okay. >> No. Y'all can look up for my whiffing though, right? >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I don't got >> Okay. Let's have a seat. >> Can I sit out here? >> No. No, you're going to sit in the car. >> Okay. Can Can we leave this door open? >> Oh, put the windows down for you. >> No, I want the door open. >> Okay. The door's not staying open. Put your leg in. >> I want this door open. >> Put your leg in. >> No, I want this door open. >> I will roll the windows down. That's the best bet. >> Put your leg in, >> man. I swear. What? What? >> Don, just set up on the dash for me. >> But y'all about to do that with y'all. >> No, no, no, no, no. She just doesn't want to cooperate. That's why that happened to her. Uh, can you just uh, you have your seat belt on? >> No, >> just behind you. All right, no problem. Can you just put your hands up on top of your head and just interlace your fingers and then just lean forward just a little bit for me? Okay, >> go ahead and step out. Face into the door when you come out. Nothing on you? >> No. >> You don't care about weapons or anything like that? >> Yeah. No, you >> with the driver, the officers were calm and clear. Just a citation for driving without a license, no tow. Then he'd be on his way. It was a simple, respectful conversation. But on the other side, she twisted everything into a story about being picked on and mistreated. The contrast couldn't be bigger. >> This is crimes. >> I mean, I guess, you know, well, we don't know what we have to stop. >> Okay. I'm not y'all got nothing tonight. >> What do you mean? >> All right. Let go. >> They're just here to make sure we're okay. I'm not I'm trying to talk. >> I don't know if you saw there's a container. So, >> okay. Yeah, that's >> why nothing open. Shut the up. Shut up. So, you smack me on the floor like we Mhm. >> I'm on private property. How did y'all even be able to search the car? >> Yeah. And I don't think that's okay. The way y'all Why is y'all in my car? They're not even going to want me. >> And I wouldn't even drive. I'm I'm >> Okay, I'm >> So, you don't have a license. Uh here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to cite you for driving without a license. Okay. Uh, I'm not going to throw the car. I'm going leave the car here. She's going to be going to the jail because of the decision she made. All right. All she had to do is cooperate. Obviously, she didn't do that. Um, so once I get your site, you're good to go and we'll handle her. All right. Just give me a couple minutes. >> Just give me like >> What the hell is all these police here for for one person and then y'all put me on the ground? Oh, shut up, man. Okay. charged me with everything, but there's no way this private property >> cuz I was not driving. So that car better be >> She knows the law. She just keeps talking in circles to dodge responsibility. And here's the timeless lesson. The original mistake is only half the problem. Your attitude decides how far this goes. One person cooperates and listens. The other turns everything into a pity monologue. In the end, her attitude wrote the ending. Let me stop getting cuz I was trying to understand why I'm the one and I wasn't the driver. So why I'm getting smacked on the ground and the driver not. >> The driver was cooperative. >> Well, can you please ask for my um phone so I can call my nana? Dude, you hurt anywhere? >> Yeah, I'm hurt. >> What's hurting you? >> I got smacked on the floor. I'm hurt. >> Okay. Is it your head? Is it your >> Yes, it's my head. My knee. >> Okay. >> Oh, let me keep my >> Okay. My partner's trying to get some vital >> cuz I don't want to um Yeah. Let me not move you too cuz I don't know cuz I got smacked on the floor >> or you just Okay. >> Let me see your head. >> Yeah, I'm just going to move. I'm going to stay right here. >> What side of your head hurts? >> I I'm supposed to >> Your head's fine. You can move around. >> No, I My head hit the concrete. It's not fine. >> Okay. Well, I'm not worried about you having like >> Okay, let me stop being smart about my with you cuz I got an attitude. >> Your head. >> So, I'm trying to see if >> Yeah. When my head hit that ground, I mean, it hurts so you can't tell. >> I'm trying to see if you have a goose egg or something. So, what side did you land on? >> Miss Jackson. >> Yeah. I'm just going to stop talking cuz I was trying to >> You want your Hey, dear. I'm Sergeant McGarvey >> came out to investigate the use of force. You want to tell me what happened in there? >> I got smacked on the floor and everything and it's hurt. Okay. Um, why am I in handcuffs and nobody else? >> Cuz you're under arrest. >> Okay. So, can we just >> you complete the process? Because um this my >> So, whenever there's a use of force, I have to come out and investigate it. >> Yeah. I got smack. Okay. >> It's not that she's innocent. It's that her own words reveal a life of chaos where the law is something to dance around, not understand and follow. This is the hard collision with reality she's been postponing for years. Faced with the sergeant's sharp questions, she tries one last round of excuses, then reluctantly gives in. >> That's why I'm out here. I don't understand why this happened. >> And I got and I couldn't even three and I'm a female. YOU SEE HOW SKINNY I AM? >> They saying put your hands up and I'm like my hand. You want to see the body cam? >> Well, I'm going to watch it. >> So, I'm asking you what happened. >> Check it. I smacked on the floor. I'm sorry. >> What do you mean by that? >> You thrown on the smack. >> They threw you on the floor. >> Dragged out the car. But I'm probably overexaggerating it up on this party. >> Okay, >> but ain't no way. And it's three and I'm just this little and how how many is all? >> I'm just trying to understand why would they have to forcibly remove you from >> because they said I had a um um too many um traffic tickets. But what the is traffic tickets? >> You have an active warrant for your arrest? Give traffic >> and the officers told you this. >> Get traffic. But I always had that. I look at my track record. >> Did they ask you to step out of the vehicle? >> And I said I'm about to step out and then I'm like okay. They dragged me out before I can even step out. Like don't I'm like hold on. I'm like I'm on the passenger side. How the you going to >> So I know you said >> they should I said give me a minute and I want to don't touch me >> and I didn't think it was that serious. I'm getting out. >> I mean it is that serious when officers >> How the is it that serious about some about a traffic? >> Yeah. So clock >> it never been I'll corroborate. In the end, she was taken to jail and now faces charges of assault on an officer, resisting law enforcement, disorderly conduct, criminal mischief, and public intoxication. If convicted, she could be looking at up to 6 months in jail, up to a one-year license suspension, and around $3,000 in fines. On April 20th, 2024 in Wisconsin, an SUV was pulled over for driving the wrong way without any clear reason. Inside were Neva, the driver, and two passengers. Though officers told them to stay outside, Amber and Taylor walked right into the house, ignoring a lawful police order. And that's when things started going downhill. Hey, all of you stay out here now. Get out here. Six and pine. What's Is the issue the emissions? Cuz I do have that. I have the letter. I just started driving this again. Like literally this week I got my emissions letter back. >> Stay in the car. >> I had a van. >> Get in the car. >> Took a [ __ ] >> Both of you get in. Okay. One, your high mount brake light doesn't work, which is that top center one. I swear to God it works. I literally just tucked it back in. >> It doesn't. >> It This is what you're talking about. >> No, the one on the top. >> Top and center. >> Oh, yeah. >> And you drove halfway down sixth on the wrong side of the road. >> I wasn't even on sixth. I was on seventh. I came up on seventh. Oh, right here. >> This is sixth. >> Yeah, because that road is on the right side. >> It don't matter. You have to drive on the correct side. >> I wasn't on the I wasn't on the wrong side of the road. I'm just not going to hit every pothole on the right side of the road. >> You were completely in the northbound lane as you were coming southbound. >> Okay. Absolutely not. But okay. >> It's all on video. I don't know why you want to argue this with me. >> I'm not arguing with you. >> How much alcohol did do you have tonight? >> I just left the bar picking people up to come home. >> That's not the answer to the question. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Nope. Stay over here. I need to go and let my dog out. >> The officers clearly stated two reasons for the stop. A broken brake light and lane violation. Nea immediately got defensive, arguing like words alone could erase the facts. When she tried to head into the house to let the dog out, the officer stepped in, pulled her back, and put an end to the childish attempts at dodging responsibility. >> I'll do that. >> I KNOW YOU DON'T. >> WHOA. LET THE GO AT ME, BRO. >> Get over here. What the What the What the >> You don't get to walk away from me. Do you understand that? >> On me like that. The [ __ ] >> You don't get to push off of me. >> I DIDN'T. >> DO YOU UNDERSTAND [screaming] THAT? >> YOU YOU'RE NOT FREE TO GO. >> I walked away from you and you slam me on my car >> because you pulled away and then pushed off OF ME. >> I WALKED I WALKED UP TO MY [ __ ] HOUSE. >> STOP. Stop now. >> I walked up to my house. Dude, >> you don't get to walk away from me on >> I just took it in. I spent $2,000. >> I don't care. That is not the issue right now. Okay. How much alcohol did you have today? >> I literally had like two drinks and I picked people up to come home. >> Okay. >> I worked all [ __ ] day. >> I don't care how much you worked today. Okay. >> Okay. >> You had two drinks. What kind of drinks were they? Um, I had twisted tees. >> Two twisted te's >> after working nine [ __ ] and a half hours. >> How big were they? >> A twisted tea at the bar. They're a bottled size. They're the same at every bar. >> Stop with the attitude. >> No, because you want to be an to me, dude. You literally just slam me on my [ __ ] car for no reason. And now you want me to be nice. Like, you were nice to me. No, that was ridiculous. I didn't ask for that. The [ __ ] >> Yes, you did. Okay. >> You disobeyed my legal order. >> Okay. >> And then you tried to pull and push off of me. That is why you ended up on the side of your car. >> I pushed off you after you slam me into my truck. >> No, you pushed before that. >> Okay. We're not going to sit here and continue to argue about that. >> Okay. >> Are you willing to do standardized field sobriety test for me? >> Okay. >> Here. >> That doesn't matter. >> If you drove on that road, you cannot tell me you drive straight down that road. Like that road is not a piece of dude. I just got I spent $2,000 TO GET MY steering fixed on this truck. I'm not going to drive down the road and hit every pothole on this road. >> Na, you doing fields would give you the opportunity to show me that you are legally okay to drive. >> Nea admitted she'd had two cans of twisted tea. The officer offered a sobriety test, but she refused, blaming bad roads for the erratic driving. Instead of cooperating, she lashed out as if getting angry could cancel out the alcohol on her breath. >> Drive and move away from a pothole BECAUSE I'M NOT GOING TO SIT here after I paid $2,000 to get my truck fixed. >> You need to watch your toe while talking to the police. >> I AM. DID YOU NOT SEE HIM SLAM ME in my truck? >> He grabbed me by my smash me in my truck. >> I'm going to ask you one more time. >> I didn't [ __ ] do anything. Can you help? >> I LITERALLY SAID I NEED TO LET MY DOG OUT. HE SMASHED HIM IN MY TRUCK. >> STOP. You need to calm down. Okay. >> No. That's B. You >> need to calm down. >> I'm trying to be nice. I'm trying to be respectful. >> Honey, please calm down. I know. >> There is no reason the people in my truck. >> PICK ME UP LIKE THIS. >> BY my shirt. YOU NEED TO CALM DOWN NOW. >> OKAY. Go away. Na. I'm going to give you one more opportunity. Hands. You're not going to do it. No. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. I'm just saying like I don't understand. Like I want to talk to you, but you smashed me into my truck. >> Okay, we're going to go back to my car. >> I believe I have never >> I'm not blind. Okay, so you can quit the act. I know what Leah looks like. I know who she is. >> Okay, and that's fine. And when you realize who it is, you're going to realize We have never been friends. I never talked to I don't like her. Never had a problem with her ever. >> Okay, let's go have a seat. So, you want them released? >> I don't care about them. >> Okay. I'll let you know once the names come back. It was just those two. >> So, there's two in the car and there was two that got out of the car and went in. >> Okay. But we're not worried about them. >> I unless there's something that comes up, I don't I don't care. Once police confirmed the identity of Neva's companions, they began checking the others one by one, tightening the net and making sure no detail slipped through. What started as a routine stop was slowly unraveling into something bigger. >> Taylor, again, how much have you had the dream? >> I've done this job long enough. Is a judge going to read that you were deceitful and lied to me like how you are right now? Or is he going to see that you fessed up and said, "Yeah, I messed up." >> What's it going to be? >> I'm sleeping here. >> It doesn't matter. I've already said that. My question for you, and I've been quite polite so far, is how much have you had to drink tonight? >> Please. >> You're not going to be able to beg out of this. You're an adult. I know that you drink a lot. My officers see you at the bars all the time. >> I have not been out in the West bars. >> Okay. So, where were you drinking tonight? >> I wasn't. >> If you weren't at the Westbend bars, you were at a different bar. So, where were you drinking tonight? >> Because right now my officer can arrest you anyway. Do you realize that? to yes or no for call. >> Okay. >> Um you good if I go over there and start working on the war? >> That's fine. >> 314 2325 with us. >> You don't right now. >> Yes, I do. >> When I am done >> right now, >> when I am done, I can explain to you a few things, but right now >> stopped somebody while they were in their parking lot in their driveway. >> That doesn't matter. >> Already parked. >> Yes, it is. >> Okay. Are you an attorney? >> No, I'm not. degree in law enforcement. >> No, but I know the law. >> Then what is the law? >> You cannot pull somebody over once they are parked inside third parking lot and they're >> wrong. You're dead wrong. >> Okay. >> You are so wrong. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Nea was wrong. Yes, police can stop a car in a private driveway if they witnessed a violation on a public road. When Taylor was asked about drinking, she denied it, but also refused testing. That kind of dodge is a classic red flag. >> I can smell the alcohol and you know what I'm standing by. you affirmative. >> Okay. >> Okay. [clears throat] >> Can you take Taylor into custody, please, >> for obstructing and bail jumping? Go ahead and take your purse off over your shoulder. Actually, does it just does it clip? >> No. >> There we go. Thank you. >> Hi, Amber. >> Yes. >> I am officer Garcia. How are you doing today? >> Fine. >> Do you remember me from last night? >> Yeah. >> Why don't you tell us that you were the one that jumped out of her car? Did you hear Officer Hines say stop? >> No. >> You didn't hear him say stop? >> No, I just ran in the house. >> Okay. >> You realize that that's illegal, right? >> How? >> When an officer gives you a lawful order during the duration of a traffic stop, you have to abide by it. >> Okay. But if I didn't hear him, >> it's on camera. He yelled it. >> And did you know the traffic stop was happening? >> No. >> You didn't see the red and blue lights behind you? >> Not until we pulled into the driveway. >> Okay. So, you saw the red and blue lights in the driveway, correct? >> Yes. >> How old are you? >> 22. >> Okay. And what happens during a traffic stop? Should you get out of the car? >> No. >> So, why did you? >> Because I was already at home. >> That doesn't matter. We talked about that last night. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, here's the deal. Is that what's going to happen is that we're going to take you to a police department. We're going to give you a ticket for obstructing. We're going to book site and release you right out the door. Okay? Ideally 30 40 minutes of inconvenience. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> See if you can bring your hands around your back for officer Garcia, please. >> Just call me right now. >> Like I said, >> I have your [ __ ] phone number. >> 30 40 minutes. Do you want your phone to Is that her phone? >> Yeah. >> Do you want that to go wet so we can call her? >> Well, she doesn't even have her phone. >> You guys have my phone. >> What about mom or dad? >> That's not my mom. Do you have You have no >> Just call our messenger. >> Do you want to Well, she's not, right? I'll just call grandma. >> She's not gonna be able to use that phone. Do you or >> you don't know grandma's number? Just call grandma and tell her to call me right away. >> There you go. >> In the end, Neva, the driver, was charged with OUI, resisting an officer, and driving with an excessive blood alcohol level. Her [music] sentence, 80 days in jail, a 14-month license revocation, breathalyzer device installation, mandatory alcohol abuse assessment, and a $465.50 fine. Taylor, the passenger, was charged with violating bail conditions and resisting orders. She may face detention and have her bail revoked. Amber was cited for obstruction, received a ticket, and was released after processing. All three ignored lawful commands during what should have been a simple traffic stop. On October 6th, 2022, Florida, a car with a faded expired paper tag caught the attention of police who signaled for it to pull over. Behind the wheel was a 21-year-old girl. At first, it looked like a simple traffic stop, just some paperwork, right? But then things took a turn no one saw coming. Hello, driver. This stops audio and video recorded. Okay. You've been stopped for life plate. I can't understand what your plate's reading there. >> Um, all right. So, I just drove. Um, so I've been trying to get um the my car registered and I'm going to my mom's house. She's supposed to be doing it. >> Okay. All right. >> Because I couldn't register and ensure it cuz the paper was signed wrong. But I'm going she got my >> So that tag's expired, right? That's on the back of the car. >> Um I just found that out just yesterday. >> Okay. All right. You have a driver's license? >> I don't have it on me, but I know my driver license. >> Why don't you have your license on yet? >> I forgot it. All my stuff is in my mom's car. I'm meeting her right now. >> Okay. >> You want me to call her? >> No. No, what I want you to do is do you have any paperwork for this car inside this car? >> No, it was in my mobile car. >> No paperwork for the um license plate? >> No. Isn't Isn't Can I get the picture from her? Is in her car cuz I tried to register my car yesterday. >> No, that's okay. What I'm going to have you do is set your phone down and come on out over here and stand with the officer on the curb. Okay. While I figure out this car, okay, you just leave your phone in the car. >> Can I call my mom? >> No, ma'am. There's no reason to call your mom. >> If we need it in a minute, we'll get the phone for you. Just stay just come to that window. I'm live and I'm going to stay live. Um she looks like she's got impairment and you can smell the burnt cannabis in the car. >> Yeah, there's a bunch of >> So she's actively driving a smoke. Oh, there's some in there. >> There's it's it's old like >> Okay. Yeah, that's fine. She's been active smoking with us now or right before she got in the car, but she's slur speech. She got several things going. >> Okay. Hey, Sydney. Can you stand up for me? >> Stand up so we can talk. Okay, please. >> Let's step on over here in the shade. >> What are you upset about? >> My cousin. So, my cousin had passed away and I just need her. That's why I moved back cuz I don't got no one. I just want my mom. >> She fumbled nervously, unable to produce a single valid document. A clear sign this young woman had never been in serious trouble before. But the moment she stepped out of the car, it was like something snapped. She lost it. Her panic flooded in like a dam breaking, as if her whole world had just collapsed. >> Let me tell you why I have officers here. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um, in just a few seconds, I'm going to do a roadside evaluation to see if you've operated a vehicle while in a state of impairment off of the cannabis that you've been smoking. You can't operate a vehicle in Florida after you've consumed, ingested, or whatever um, controlled substances. >> When I leave, like how I just worked out. >> So, we'll talk about all I just left my mom like literally I just left her like in the parking lot and and I told and then she told me to go drive the car and drop it off and that's it. >> Okay. And we'll figure that out. >> She said she was going to meet me. I just want my mom please. >> Obviously been smoking some marijuana. Okay. >> At the house. >> So do you have a a medical marijuana card? >> No, I smoked at the house with my my brother. >> So >> my mom was there. >> When you smoke or when you drink alcohol or anything that is intoxicating? Okay. You can't operate the vehicle. When that intoxication gets >> parked when I smoked. >> Huh? I was parked on my street. >> But immediately after driving, >> I can't. Yeah, I can't. >> It's like drinking six beers. It's like drinking six beers, waiting 20 minutes, and getting in your car and driving. You didn't drink and drive at the same time, but you did after you had the intoxicating substance. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you're being told me that you smoked a little bit of marijuana before you drove. About how long ago was that? >> Probably like 30 minutes ago. >> Okay. And you do not have a medical marijuana card? >> No. About how much marijuana do you have in the joint? We'll call it that you smoke. >> I only had a gram in the joint that I smoked. >> One gram. Okay. About an hour ago, one gram. >> Yeah. 30 minutes. One gram. >> Are you a diabetic? >> No, but I am anemic. >> Pardon me? >> I'm only an anemic. >> Okay. You don't have epileptic seizures? >> Do you see a doctor weekly or monthly? No. >> Okay. >> And then you're based on what you're telling me, then you you have pretty good health. Is that right? >> Yeah. I used to pass out a lot, but I don't pass out no more. >> Was that from anemia? Being anemic? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I noticed that you've walked without a cane. You've walked without crutches. You don't have a handicap placard in your car. So there you don't have any physical defects that keep you from simply walking, turning, um, or doing motions. >> Sydney admitted on her own that she'd used marijuana, unwittingly handing the officers ammo for a possible DUI charge, but without a medical card, she had no legal protection. When they asked her to take a sobriety test, you could see her spirit sink. That's when it hit her. This wasn't just a scare. She was in real trouble. >> We should take off your glasses for me. >> I can't. >> Yeah, just take them off. Okay. Take them all the way up. Just put them in your pocket. You're not going to have to read anything. >> All right. See the tip of this ink pen? >> Yeah. >> Follow the tip of that ink pen with your eyes. All right. Do not move your head. Do you understand? >> Here we go. Open up the eyes. Open them up. There we go. Don't move the head. Open up the eyes. Don't move the head. Open up the eyes for me. I'm just going to show him something. Are we done yet? >> You're doing fine. You're doing fine. Okay, let's open your eyes up. Open your eyes. There you go. Follow the pen straight up. Do not move your head. This time I'm going to go around your head. I'll bring the ink pen towards your nose, but I will not touch you. Okay, understand. All right, open up your eyes. I'm not going to touch you with a pen. See that? Her eyes aren't Yeah. Okay. What I was showing him was um your eyes are showing things. People that smoke cannabis regularly, there's certain things their eyes do that uh a person that doesn't smoke cannabis that their eyes won't do. So, uh do you smoke probably about a gram a day then? >> Yeah, I don't smoke a lot. I don't. I really don't. >> How many times a week do you think you smoke? >> Probably like three or four times. >> Three, four times. And >> when I like feel like I want to like or need it for like when I'm when I need to go to sleep and I have trouble sleeping. >> What? >> I have like a roach like it's in the middle >> in the console. >> No, in the cup holder. >> Okay. In the middle. There's a burnt roach. >> Yeah. >> Which was means that you were smoking marijuana. >> No, that was in a I told you I was just at my house. >> Whose mar burnt marijuana is that one? >> That was what we were smoking. So, you smoked it and then brought it with you? >> No, we parked and smoked and then I just Yeah. And then my brother got out when I just left. >> Okay. So, you smoked it when you're sitting there? >> Yeah. My brother Yeah. My brother came in and >> Is that in front of your house? >> Yeah. >> What is your house address? >> Um I Well, I'm staying at my mom's house. Is >> Okay. So, you sit there with your brother and and smoke in front of the house in the car. >> I need to call my mom to get him. Can you um can I just call him? >> So, um >> not yet, but I mean Yeah. Give me a moment. >> I'm allowed to use my phone. They said, >> "Who told you that?" >> That's what like the law is, right? They not at all. cord and stuff. >> Nowhere near the law. No. >> But I need to call my my brother is going to be stuck there. >> How old your brother? >> He's like 14, 15. >> Okay. Where's he stuck at? >> At school. Right up here. That's where he's going to get him. >> Um on the way there. Yeah, he's >> Yeah, he's uh at that age. He'll be fine waiting on you. He has a phone of his own. >> After failing the eye test, Sydney tried to justify her drug use, claiming chronic pain. But the truth was, she wasn't trying to help. She was trying to call someone, anyone, looking for comfort, backup, or maybe just a way to hide from the consequences she'd brought on herself. >> Are you okay to stay with us? >> Okay. >> We'll talk about what we're getting ready to do. It's real simple. >> I just don't want to run. That's why I have >> cameras. Yeah, I know I could, but >> I'm not too worried about that. >> Just focus on me. Okay. All right. See the tip of his tent. All right. What color was that? >> She's a heavy can of a smoker. >> Let's go ahead and focus on her. >> Go your left foot's toes like this in front of the line. Your arms are going to be down at your sides. Yep. Just like that. You're going to watch where you go. Don't move until I tell you to start the touch. Okay? Do you understand? You understand? Okay. When I tell you to begin, you're going to make nine heel to toe steps. Understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay, you can begin the task. >> 2 3 4 5 6 continue fast just like I demonstrated. >> Just Just like I demonstrated. 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 >> Okay, come over here. >> 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 26 38 39 until I tell you to stop. Yes. >> 41 42 43 44 3 45 46 47 >> You can stop. >> She failed the physical test, too. Officers placed her in handcuffs, and that's when the tears came pouring out. Sydney sobbed, begged to call her mom, just like a scared little girl who knows she's in trouble. But the real danger that was still ahead. Just as police started searching the car, she made a sudden move, reaching for [music] something. That split-second decision almost turned a bad night into a deadly one. >> I think 15. >> We will we'll we'll take care of it. >> Oh, my mom. >> You're fine. You're 21. You're an adult. >> Very skinny. >> Please call my mom. >> We'll bring the phone with you. You'll get that opportunity. Okay. >> Please call my mom. No. >> Yeah. I'm going to tighten this one. Just >> please call my mom. >> All right, Ty. We're going to go search her for us. >> Yeah. >> Have anything. >> We're going to stay live for the vehicle starts and we'll be off. >> I have my cousin's gun on me. >> Pardon me. >> I have my cousin's gun on me. >> Stop. Don't >> get Let GO OF IT. [clears throat] >> LET GO OF IT. LET GO. >> LET GO. >> LET GO. >> LET GO OF THE GUN. >> I GOT IT. I GOT IT. I GOT IT. I got it. >> I'm sorry. Let go. Just take it out, please. I'm sorry. I'm scared. This sounds traumatizing. >> We're calm. We're calm. We're calm. We're good. >> All right. I can't breathe. >> Well, you don't grab it if you fire it or you shot somebody. >> I'm sorry. I was going to hand it to you. I'm sorry, sir. >> It's my cousin's gun. >> All right. All right. We'll figure it out. >> This is my ex-boyfriend's cousin. >> Can you call my mom? >> No. You'll do that later. >> All right. Let's finish the search. >> Yep. >> Get her a position we can. >> Yep. Just make sure nothing else. >> My life is over. I didn't do nothing. I promise. I go to the gun range. I'm clean. You could search me. I promise. Y. I PROMISE. Y'ALL MY DEAD COUSIN. >> I don't got nothing. >> Stand up. Stand up. You want me to take care of this? >> Yeah. >> Let's finish the search and then >> y'all got me. I don't got nothing. I promise I'm clean. I didn't shoot nobody. >> All right. We got to continue what we're doing. All right. We're good. >> See the paper behind. And I go to the gun range. I go to the gun range. I promise you. >> Okay, I understand. You got a gun permit on you? >> Uh, no. But I go to the gun range. They >> Okay, that's a concealed carry, but we can talk about that later. Comfortable with our search. >> They allow us to bring guns to the gun range though. >> Okay. Uh, it would have been nice if you'd have told us about it from the beginning. >> You got brown paper bags? >> I probably don't to be honest with you. >> Uh, I got one in my trunk in my file folder and like the second pocket I got brown paper bags. Can you grab those now, please? In the end, Sydney was taken to jail facing charges for DUI, carrying a concealed weapon, and obstructing police. If convicted, she could lose her license, pay hefty fines, and spend anywhere from a few months to several years behind bars. The most serious part, she touched a gun while in custody, something that could have ended far worse. Life has a way of putting us in front of a mirror we can't avoid. And when that mirror is a police body [screaming] cam, excuses fall apart real fast. It's never the mistake that ruins a person. It's the refusal to learn from [screaming] it. What would you do differently if this were someone you love? Comment below. And if you believe these real stories matter, hit like and subscribe. Thank you for being here.