Do you know her? >> I don't I don't >> Are youing [ __ ] Three [ __ ] was just at my car. Are you dumb as >> This is the moment a trivial hunger turned into an irreoverable legal disaster. >> Then get it now. >> On the ground. >> Stop. >> Really? >> Behind your back. >> You're under arrest for aggravated DUI. >> Sit up. >> Don't lean back. >> Don't lean back. It started when a woman knocked out the cashier. All because of a Big Mac that wasn't to her liking. >> Accidentally, she gets up to me and slaps her with her left hand. You need to do my favor, right? >> On September 12th, 2024, at a Miami McDonald's, a woman who just finished a court hearing decided to test the police's patience. Instead of eating lunch, she's demanding a report for a burger from 4 hours ago. And here is what actually went down. And I couldn't bring it back. They gave me note that my body I believe I'm having a reaction. >> So it's been two hours. >> I was in court. I understand that >> I couldn't come back. I came back asked the court to bring back and to make a incident before I was there asking them and I have an incident report for this because I'm a lady, oh no, you have to go to the hospital. I said no. I'm asking, can you all make an in report of this? >> So, how can fire rescue help you then? >> To check them cuz I was shaking and I haven't eaten. I ate that. My mouth started hurting. My stomach is hurting real bad. That's why I brought it back. >> And um as I was laying there next to those people waiting for you to come. She just came out of nowhere and swept my feet. I got up. I didn't mean to push her. I'm already like shaking when I went toward her asking her what what happened. And my hand went like that and she fell like went back. She tripped back and fell and everybody came out. Oh, what happened? Why did you do that? Why did you do that? And I didn't say anything because I didn't mean to do that. I'm already having a medical emergency, you know. I didn't mean to do that, you know, and now I feel like everything is trying to be turned down on me when I originally called for help, you know, and they already didn't want to help when it was they mistake or giving me the wrong food that I'm allergic to or possibly allergic to because I'm having a medical. >> Is she trying to win an Oscar with this self-stage story of discrimination? Unfortunately for her, that fluent stream of insults is a dead giveaway that her health is just fine. discriminated on. I'm here and >> nothing about being discriminated on. You're talking normally fine. >> You're talking 100% fine. I understand. >> I didn't eat. They gave me the wrong food that I ate. >> Did you take a bite out of it? >> Take a bite of it. How long ago? >> It was at 9:30. >> Okay. So, it's 9:30. That's 3 hours. That's 4 hours ago. So, if you would have had it in medical emergency, it would have happened in court. >> My mouth was hurting in my stomach. But if you would have been having like an allergic reaction, it would have happened at court and but you're speaking fine to us was what we're worried about. Um, we'll check you out, but just letting you know. Okay. As far as that, it's 4 hours ago. You would have if a medical emergency would have happened 20 30 minutes or even right on the spot of eating that one bite. >> Well, I check out, you know what I'm saying? And I'm shaking borderline diabetic and I'm shaking here. >> Okay. We're going to check you out because >> we're throwing a lot. You're throwing everything at us. So, we'll check you out. Okay. >> But >> if you if you can't just sit on the sit on, >> sir. No, no, no, no. >> You can't come right through here. There's an issue coming. You got to pay attention. >> You understand that diabetes has nothing to do with allergic reaction. >> I don't know where. >> That's why I told you cuz I don't know and I'm having a series of things. It sounds like a lot of anxiety to me, like anxiousness about the situation more than uh a medical problem going for your body. You get me? >> I mean, your sugar is perfect. It's actually it's actually uh on the the normal perfect absolutely can't be anymore. I haven't seen or spoken anything to them. >> Excuse me. By chance by chance, you know how old the lady is inside? >> Yeah, over 65. >> I wonder why she was good. >> What what she said was she was sweeping and hit her feet and she got up like this. It was not intentional at all, but then other people were saying no, she pushed. >> The checkup shows her health is normal, but her attitude is anything but. Ignoring the officer's warning, she's determined to play out this drama to see who runs out of patience first. >> ID. >> I was honestly I really did not like what it probably looked like it how when I got up cuz she was so close to me. I got up to ask her what, you know, what she was doing. And my hand, she was so close, you know, and she like went back and fell. And how I got up, you know, asking her what she was doing like this, it probably like her, but I really didn't mean to do it. >> I heard I heard what you had to say. We have a witness stating something. We heard what she had to say, and now we're looking at video camera. So, we're going to go from there. There's always multiple sides to to every store. >> I I still need an incident report of the food. That's the whole reason I came. I don't even know how it turned into this with this lady. Like >> there's no really incident report to be made off of food. But >> yes, because I I didn't order that. And >> Okay, that's something for you to go ahead with them. >> Yes, that's what I was trying to do. and they didn't want us to do an incident report. And I need an incident report. And that's why I called the police for them to come and get a for me to get an incident report and have fire rescue to take me out too because like I said, I was shaking. But now that I know that it's not, >> no other stuff. I am hungry and I'm >> like anxiety. She's more worried about a burger than her future behind bars. When someone treats the law as nothing more than a suggestion, the following outcome is welld deserved. >> Accidentally touched it. She gets up to me and slaps it with her left hand. The lady calls immediately where it is. >> Yeah. Ma'am, do me a favor. Okay. >> Put everything down. Move your purse, please. Take your purse over your purse. Okay. >> What were you in in court for? >> The divorce. >> Divorce. I need you to turn it off. Okay. >> Oh my god. Do not resist. Okay. Step forward. Turn around. >> Just turn around. Do not resist. Okay. >> Can I tell the person I'm going to jail? >> They're in the hospital, man. >> I'm walk this way. You're being trespassed. He said >> I'm being trespassed. >> You're being not only are you being trespassed from the property, you're being arrested for battery. >> Go ahead. Have a seat. You have anything else on your purses we need to know about? >> On my person? >> Yeah, on your persons. Are you hiding anything in your garments? Anything like that? No. >> Did you see the video? >> No. Like the lady sweeping. He has the video. Lady sweeping. She comes. Yeah. She She kind of like got her dress a little bit then went back a little bit and kind of got like this right here. She gets up immediately and goes and the lady just goes >> in the face. >> Yeah, bro. Look at Look at it right there. Fast forward. Let me see. >> There's no one channel for me, please. >> Whoa. >> Wow. That's who gave us 35. >> Damn. >> You're in possession of a firearm. >> ID >> and you went to the courthouse with a firearm. >> She calculated everything except for the part where she actually gets arrested. From demanding a new burger to trading her fate for a collection of guns and cash. This time she'll have plenty of room to complain about discrimination behind bars. >> Excuse me. >> Which one? >> He did not take it off. We turned >> No. Unfortunately, you're mistaken. We both turned it on. >> It was on mute and we turned it on because we were speaking amongst ourselves. But when we found the money in the envelope, we turned it on and we stopped talking about the the incident. How much money do you have so we can count it? >> And we're going to count it in front of you. Just so you know, of all cameras and in front of yourself. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. That's 1,000. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20. That is $2,000. Now, unfortunately, this amount of money cannot go to the jail. So, it is going to be impounded into the police department as your personal items as well as a firearm, which we're going to have to check it, make sure it's not stolen or anything, and also double check to see if you're able to carry a firearm since you just advised me earlier that you were arrested. Was it a felony charge that you were arrested? No. A misdemeanor charge is still not allowed to carry a firearm or they are. >> They are. >> They are. Okay. So, we're going to have to look into that as well. We got more money, ma'am. We counted. Okay. She has her concealed. >> Okay, that's perfect. She has two of them. 2032. This is concealed weapons and security, I think. Right. Have two bags for me. >> Can somebody call my kids? >> Uh, right now we cannot do that. >> Yes. If you want an incident number for you us coming out here because you came into the the the issue that you had a wrong order done, we'll give you an incident number, but there's no report. Nothing criminal occurred. >> Nothing criminal occurred. >> The woman was transported to jail and charged with aggravated battery on a victim over 65, possession of a weapon, and trespassing. The lesson here is don't land yourself in prison over a Big Mac. It's not worth it. Which part of her digging her own grave did you find most incredible? Don't let hunger override your senses because our next leading lady turned a McDonald's into something even more hellish than this. >> THEN GET IT NOW. >> ALL RIGHT. >> YOU have to understand IF I DON'T GET THAT OUT, SOMEBODY'S GOING TO the hell out of me. >> If you leave now, you're going to jail. On January 6th, 2025, at a McDonald's in Ohio, police are faced with an individual exhibiting extreme indecency. A textbook Karen with an aggressive attitude turning pure rudeness into a legal disaster. >> Okay. You want her gone? >> Yes. >> You want her banned? >> Yes. >> All right, ma'am. >> Yes. Thank you. Go back to where we going to where we going to the office. We have our daytime. >> All right. that. Well, >> so they want they want you guys gone. >> Okay, that's cool. Then we need to be able to get out the door and if it's happening too much for that long time for sporting goods 498. >> They're cool to stay if you want. You're the one who has to go and you're the one that's getting banned, >> right? I'm going to leave. >> I give our mulch. >> Let's get a a rush on that. Do you want your shoes or by the front door? Well, here's the deal. We'll we'll figure this out between myself and my lawyer head. >> You're you're free to stay. >> He doesn't do any like >> Is there somewhere you need to go somewhere? What's your plan? >> Well, I was going to try to get over to the store to get some things to uh buy, but the street >> Okay. You want me to move on that? What do you need to leave? >> Triple 9. It's a verbal 10. >> My Do you know her? personality just >> I don't I don't >> think I have peanut butter. >> I get it. I just don't want her to go to jail for something stupid. >> I know. >> Do you want an ambulance? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. >> And I actually have severe CPTTSD. >> Thank you. >> To the point of I don't want to have to >> have to what? >> Hurt anybody. >> Do you have any thoughts of hurting somebody? forever and ever and ever and even don't think so. >> A wise person knows when to keep their mouth shut and leave, but Jennifer chose to stand out in the worst way possible. The more patient the officers became, the more she deluded herself with a sense of imaginary power. >> Get your shoes on before I escort you out. It's >> cold out there. Is this her stuff? >> You're an absolute idiot. >> I appreciate that. Uh, negative. >> Okay. >> Not you, but the store. So, I take this back. >> That's fine. >> Not from them. >> Are these your jackets? >> 57. >> Get out the damn door, mother. >> Yo, >> she getting like naked. She flashed she flashed one of our employees >> and the the customer or two that was in here at the time when she did it cuz she did it right in the middle room. >> No, she did it right here. >> Just go. Just go >> right here. So >> you have it in your arm. >> You're going to know it's >> in your arm. >> Bring all my belongings out here and you push me out the door so damn fast. I can't even figure out how to get them all back. >> You got them all in your hand. card. >> It's not trespassing. >> I'm just informing your trespass. If you come back, you will go to jail for trespass. >> As long as you don't come back, you're all good. >> It's not trespassing because I've been wanting to buy something all day and I can't even get up. >> That's fine. Think of trust. >> You guys don't understand, >> Jennifer. Thank you. >> THEN GET IT DOWN. >> All right. >> I'm the only one. I kept trying to tell her like, "Ma'am, please sit down." >> Yeah. >> Please sit down. Like, and after so many times, It's a lot of drugs. A lot of drugs history of lot big history of drugs. >> Leave now the property you're going to jail. >> I apologize. But you have to understand IF I DON'T GET THAT OUT, SOMEBODY'S GOING TO the hell out of you. >> Leave now. You're going to jail. >> You're Leave the property. You're going to jail. >> Jennifer, leave the property. You're going to jail. >> Yeah, I can get that bad with this in my hand. Okay. >> So, how far do you want to go? >> Go home or go wherever you live. >> Pass the property. Go past the McDonald's sign. You're all good. >> So, stop. >> Stop what? >> You're not letting me even balance my anxiety. >> Shar, you got to go. >> I'm already pissing my pants. Think about the >> The police warnings were likely nothing more than background music for her foolish performance. Refusing to leave with her dignity intact, Jennifer chose to dig her own grave by brazenly returning to the store once more. >> Seriously, >> walk. >> Where you going? >> Blow up your ass. >> Jennifer, go or you're going to jail? No. Nope. Oh. Well, all right. >> Don't you even dare. Damn it. Come on. >> I CAN'T. GOD DAMN IT. DON'T MAKE me help every mother. NO. NO. Please stop. Get him. Get him. Get him. Forget stop. Stop. I HAVE TO. YOU HAVE to >> stop. >> Jeez. >> Stop. >> Should we ask for a rap? >> Don't even make me go to jail for that [ __ ] cuz you got no IDEA WHAT YOU THINK I can even do. >> Okay. >> Get me. >> Let's just try to get out. >> Just try to get her out here in the cruiser first. >> Stop. >> All right, Jennifer. You're going to have to see her. DO NOT GRAB ME. STOP. I'M TRYING TO GET THE YOU SON OF a >> Stop. >> 25. >> 25. We have some rap. >> You're going to get assault on a police officer. So, >> no. >> Understand? >> Do you know why HE WAS FIGHTING THAT HARD? 75 173. >> Damn it. You >> have anything on you? It's going to poke cig. God. >> Do you have anything on you, ma'am? >> No. Could you please just give me the >> We're going to be at Ali's with this uh signal. >> Take a seat. Copy. Ollie's >> Jennifer just realized that life isn't like the movies. There's no spotlight that can save a bad attitude. Unfortunately, her late regret quickly spiraled into a second physical struggle. You >> done one of these yet? >> Nope. >> Beautiful squirmer and might be quicker. So, we'll get that information. >> She's very like doesn't >> she's out of her mind. >> So, instructionwise is >> she slept or arrested? >> Rested. >> Follow me. >> All right. >> Ready? >> Yep. >> All right, Jennifer, step out. >> Oh, god. I have Oh, it's cold out there. Step out. >> Come on. >> My shoes on. >> Oh, you threw your shoes back on. >> You want your shoes on? >> If it's not easy, stupid. Can't do it. >> You want your shoes on? >> What the I don't have my coat, too. >> You should never took your coat off. Get out the door. But then I couldn't get it on cuz I couldn't get them off. >> Come on. Let's go. Cuz you ready? >> Come on. >> I can't get my shoe on my foot. >> All right. Well, >> if you step out, you can push it in. There you go. >> I can't get it in there. >> Why don't you stand Why don't you stand up and try to do it? >> No, you guys. Back off. >> Don't >> use too much force. Okay. >> Right here. You're right here. Ready, set. >> All right. I got her. I got her ankle. I have to be able to have time to calm my heart rate down because I do have so you guys are really really good at >> okay please please please do all these >> we're going to get you there >> your arms up a little bit >> you can do Stop it. >> You're okay. >> Please. >> You're okay. >> Take a deep breath. >> You're okay. >> The officers finally ran out of patience and decided to wrap up Jennifer like a giant burrito. Suddenly, she's a sealed package ready for a one-way trip to the county jail. >> Sit up. Sit up. >> Don't lean back. Don't lean back. >> You got the other one. Don't lean back. >> Oh, NOT WITH THAT UP THERE. That hurt. Hold on. >> Hold on. I have to relax on one side. One's coming up with the other and the other is not. And you have to scul stove it. I cannot do it like this. >> I cannot do it like this. >> Please. >> Okay. >> Tighten it on three. >> All right. Hold on. I meant this. >> Pull straight back. >> Lean back. >> Four more. >> Scope it. >> That's as far as >> now. Scope >> cuz you can't take me too far without my other being that fast. Back down. >> Tighten this one. >> Yeah. up so I can get up. I can't. You don't understand. >> Get my shoe off my plate. I'm feeling strangled already. >> Come on. Come on. We don't want you to hit your head. It's going to hurt. Don't do that. >> Okay. Well, then stop pushing me. So, >> I got it. >> All right. Come on, dear. Feet first. >> Feet first. >> Feet first. Get her shoe in there, too. You're good. >> You're right. >> You got to stop using whatever it is you're using. >> I haven't used all day. I'll make you act like >> I don't think that's l lack of food, girl. I think you're uh you're tweaking on something. >> Uh okay. >> No, no. >> I'm going to unbuckle you. >> Water that way. >> No, I said push. >> Yeah, just be careful. >> Oh, we will. >> In the end, the woman was arrested and faces charges of criminal trespassing, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. The lesson here, don't turn a McDonald's menu into a free meal in a jail cell. Now that this footage has been released, let's see what the internet has to say about her. She came for a burger left as a burrito. Go figure. Even the homeless man is annoyed by her. That commercial with eggs frying in a pan representing your brain on drugs was really accurate. You know, you hit rock bottom when you're being carried out of McDonald's by the police in a body wrap. What do you think about this woman? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. Staging a standoff at a McDonald's was bad enough, but this next outburst at a Wendy's is a total disaster. >> Are you [ __ ] [ __ ] Three motheruckers was just at my car. Are you dumb as Are youing [ __ ] Three [ __ ] was just at my car. >> On March 14th, 2024, a drunken Karen turned a Wendy's drive-thru into a battlefield all over a bag of food. She was still aggressive when the officers arrived. And here is what actually went down. HELLO, >> ASHLEY. WHAT'S going on? >> What's up? I'm trying to get my [ __ ] baby back. Heing tweaking. He sucking. No. What about my bag? No, he doing that. He is doing that genuinely. Look. Look. He's sucking the [ __ ] >> You're in here causing a scene. >> Look. Okay. I don't cause [ __ ] He took my drink. I paid for that. >> I paid for that. I have to go. What's up? Where's my bag? I pay for I pay for nuggets. Uh, >> did she pay for anything? >> I did. No, bro. Where's my [ __ ] It's in that [ __ ] car. >> Okay, go get the receipt. >> Okay, cool. Can I Wait, >> I promise if she comes back with the receipt receipt. Did >> you come to the drivethru or what? >> No, I came to the drive and I parked and I came inside. So, can I get the receipt and can I get my food? >> Let's go walk outside. >> Okay, cool. >> Let's walk outside. >> Stop right here. >> I'm asking you a question. >> That's why we're stopp right here. Okay, >> stop right here. >> Whose car is this? >> Whose car is this? >> You already know. >> Whose closet? No, I'm not moving. >> So, let Okay, so >> whose closet? >> Who Who else is in the car with you? >> Nobody. Nobody's in a [ __ ] car. >> Nobody's in a car. >> So, you drove here to get Wendy's. >> Nobody's driving through the drive-thru alone. >> You drove through the drive-thru alone. >> Nobody said that. Nobody [ __ ] said that. The [ __ ] Wendy's the police on y'all. Wendy said this [ __ ] is twing in the drivethru, right? That's what they said, right? That's what they said. >> Yeah, but how'd your car do? You drove here? Are you by yourself? >> You're alone. You're alone. I didn't [ __ ] move. >> I'm saying how'd you get over here? Is anybody else with you? You. How did you get to leave? >> No, I didn't get over here with nobody. >> You came here yourself. >> No, I >> You don't just appear here. So, >> yeah, I just [ __ ] appeared here. >> Okay. >> What happened, babe? That's what they said. That's >> Talk about some groundbreaking logic. Demanding to be treated like royalty while forgetting to pay the bill. She's trying to turn her own nonsense into some sort of tragic comedy. >> Ordered food through the drive-thru and they didn't give you your food. >> Did they tweet? Did they not give my [ __ ] >> I'm asking you. I wasn't here. >> Did they though? >> I'm asking you. >> I'm asking you though. >> I wasn't here, ma'am. >> I'm I'm just saying they got my receipt. They back up in there cuz they didn't give my >> You said you had your receipt. >> I'm saying though, they they just grabbed your receipt, right? They just went up in there, right? >> No. >> Right. They just grabbed my [ __ ] from my car, right? Nobody was at your car. >> No, they Nobody was on my car. Are you [ __ ] [ __ ] Three motheruckers was just at my car. Are you dumb as [ __ ] Are you [ __ ] [ __ ] Three [ __ ] was just in my car. Are you slow going on? Do you not register? What the is going on? No, I know what's going on. Three [ __ ] [ __ ] was inside my car. Do you not get that? Like, did you not like >> No. Maybe I don't understand. So, explain to me. Tell me. Tell me from from the start WHAT HAPPENED OUT MY CAR. >> OKAY. You're not going to sit here and yell at me. >> You're not going to sit here and yell at me. >> Okay. Oh [ __ ] But [ __ ] what the [ __ ] is you talking about? >> Tell me what happened from the start. >> On the ground. >> You don't have to sit down. Just tell me. >> I'm asking. I'm just asking. Like you didn't see any [ __ ] on my car. >> You did not see that. >> I did not. >> Oh, that just happened though. So like what are you hired to do? Watch what the happened. >> I didn't see three people at your car. >> You didn't? >> No. Mom. >> So explain to me from the beginning before we got here. >> No. No. Before [ __ ] Like after you showed the up, [ __ ] Three [ __ ] went up to that car. You didn't peep that. You didn't see that? You're [ __ ] slow. Like that's just like that's really embarrassing. Like genuinely like because like I peeped that. Like it's [ __ ] pushing through the drivethru. Like you didn't see three [ __ ] walk up to my car. That's literally embarrassing. >> No, I've told you multiple times now. I didn't see that. >> That's super embarrassing. Like, you're not on PE. You're not on P on a call you got called to. That's really embarrassing. Like, >> what happened? >> Came to that car. >> No, I did not. And I'm done talking about that. >> I mean, you keep talking about it, [ __ ] I didn't drive that car, so I don't give a >> Already stated that you did. >> No, I didn't. >> You did, though. You stated that you drove through the drive-thru and you didn't get the right food. >> [ __ ] license. I haven't been driving for 2 weeks. >> Well, >> yeah, [ __ ] You could keep laughing, [ __ ] I don't give a I don't know who's behind me. Some fat ass. >> Looking down on everyone over a cheap bag of food. She really is a special kind of nuisance. She's trying to play the difficult victim, but the witnesses at the scene are already calling her out for her horrific driving. >> Good evening. >> How's it going, guys? >> One of those nights, you know. >> It's one of those nights. She drunk or high? >> Uh, she drove to that parking lot. I thought about to go check out our truck. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Where was uh where was she driving at? Well, she was right here and then she's going crazy. Laying on it, >> just laying on it, laying on it. Stop, then do it again, and then do it again. And then she's looking around, then did it again, and then took off going parking lot, spun back around, came back up here. You guys be willing to sign. >> Sure. >> Saying that you went driving. >> Yeah, she was driving. >> I was I was getting ready to call. So, she drove the park. She hit >> Yeah, I thought she was going to hit my truck. >> I DUI her two months ago. >> Did you? >> Yeah. >> What did she do when she came through the drive-thru? Uh the first time she she like we could tell she was drunk but like honestly it wasn't really my business to call her. So we just took her order and then she said she needed to find her money. So she took about 5 minutes to find her money. She couldn't find them because she was drunk. So I asked her to pull up here so so we could take the rest of the cars behind her. >> I heard her just like blaring on the horn. So I figured she wanted me to come out here. So I came out here and she she just started screaming. I couldn't understand what she was saying cuz like her words was all slur. So I just went back in the building and then she came back around and she drove off the curb right there and I seen her. I saw her coming around. >> Are these her marks right here? Are these different? >> Yeah. Yeah. Cuz the one tire was >> the moment we've been waiting for. She was so confident in her script that she forgot the police were just looking for a reason. She refused to cooperate and they didn't miss their chance. >> Okay. >> I don't know. I don't give a So what what are we doing? Like hey, he said what are we doing? >> Fields. >> He doesn't know. He fields. I didn't You didn't pull me over. I'm not doing a field for you. I do not I'm not doing a field for you. So, you're not going to comply with field sobriety test? >> Yeah. No. Take me to jail. I'm not confident to anything you're talking about. Take me to jail. Are youing [ __ ] >> She's not doing fields. >> Yeah. >> You're not free to leave. You are detained right now. >> You're You're under arrest for DI. >> Put your hands on. Get on THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> You got to stop drinking, Ashley. >> You're an alcoholic. No, he's going to go. He's going to pick me up. >> You're under arrest for aggravated DUI and resisting. >> You got to pick me up. >> We will. >> Not yet. >> Now listen to me. You're going to stand up on your own. We're going to help you. Do you understand? >> Shut the up. >> Okay. Get up. >> My glasses. My glasses on. >> Let's go. >> Put them on my face. >> They broke. >> Okay. They're broke. >> Let's go. I better shut the off. >> Yeah, you should do that. >> Piece of [ __ ] Sad [ __ ] >> Grab my hand. >> No. >> I'll talk whenever I feel like it. How's that sound? >> How about you shut the fad dumb ass? >> We need to sit in jail for a while. >> You're a danger to the community. Stop moving around. >> Keep right there. >> We need to search the other side >> in a minute. >> Relax. >> Can you do that? I'm not [ __ ] resisting, idiot. >> You're backing up. >> Pick my glass up. >> We got your glasses. Are we going to shoot me and search? >> You said I know. >> Do we need to search the other side or no? >> Search the other side. >> Victim, bro, >> idiot, [ __ ] >> As you can see, her attitude is beyond disrespectful after the arrest. And it continues at the station where she's still busy nursing her bruised ego. She's so focused on acting tough that she has no idea she's basically signing off on a long-term sentence. >> Can you put them in my face? >> Well, let me get the door closed. >> Can you put them in your face? >> Thank you. >> All right. Walk this way. >> This way. >> What's up? >> Did you guys call me when I was driving? >> No, we did not. >> So, what do you mean my charge is a DUI? >> Exactly. That aggravated DUI. How do I get a DUI when you guys didn't pull me over when I was driving? >> Because you were driving your vehicle under the influence. >> In what context? >> All right. Subsequent to an arrest for driving while under the influence of alcohol, other drugs, or intoxicating comps, or any out of my glasses, >> or any amount of a drug, substance, or compound resulting from the unlawful use, or consumption of controlled substance listed in the Illinois Controlled Substance Act, or if you are not a first offender, your driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum of 3 years. I have >> or if you were involved in a motor vehicle crash that caused personal injury or death to another, your driving privileges will be revoked for a minimum of 12 months. Personal injury means type A injury that requires immediate professional attention in a doctor's office or medical facility, including severally severely bleeding wounds, distorted extremities, and injuries that require the entire injured party >> to be carried from the scene. Like I had like a 4ear suspension like are you serious? If you submit to a chemical test disclosing an alcohol concentration of 0.08 or more a delta 9 tetrahydroanabanol concentration of either 5 nanogs or more of blood or 10 nanog or more of other bodily substance any amount of controlled substance as listed in the Illinois controlled substance act and intoxicating compound as listed in the use of intoxicating compounds act or methamphetamine as listed in the methamphetamine control and community protection act. And if you are a first offender, your driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum of 6 months. Or if you are not a first offender, your driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum of one year. This queen of the world certainly has a unique way of thinking. She thinks winning an argument with a cop gets her off the hook. But in the end, the only thing she cares about is her eyeglass frames. Apparently, her eyesight is just as poor as her behavior. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Are you going to provide breast? >> NO, I'M NOT. I'M NOT doing thing. Take me to the [ __ ] jail. >> Yeah. Take me to [ __ ] jail. >> No. Take me to the [ __ ] jail. >> I've never done it. Period. Skip every [ __ ] thing. >> Not that I know. >> That you have on protocol. >> You mean just take me to [ __ ] >> How about How about this? How about we go to jail in like one minute? That cool with you? I'll talk to you. >> No, we're not. It's not going to take [ __ ] one minute cuz he's filling out [ __ ] paperwork. >> I'm trying to ask about that. >> New [ __ ] He's not [ __ ] taking one [ __ ] minute. Idiot. New ass goofy ass [ __ ] One minute. >> Are you going to do it? Are you going to [ __ ] uncut this? >> Yeah, we're going to go right now. >> Okay, let's go. Let's go to [ __ ] Jolie. Like wherever, [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Can you push my glass up? Look at my face. >> Get inside. >> Just get inside first. We're walking inside. You can get it. >> Get inside. >> We're We're right here. >> It's right there. >> Finally, the police transported her to jail where she faces charges of DUI, obstruction of justice, disorderly conduct, and driving with a suspended license. If convicted, she could face a permanent license revocation. Turning a bag of chicken nuggets into a prison sentence is truly one of the dumbest moves in history. The internet had a lot to say when this footage was released, and here are some of those perspectives. The sheer nerve of her calling anyone else fat or dumb. When you look into a newborn's face, you never imagine this is going to be the end result. I think I lost brain cells listening to her talk if gluttony were a person. Overeats, over drinks, and oversp speaks. So, what's your take on her? Let us know in the comments below. After Wendy's meltdown, let's see how our next McDonald's queen gets a bitter reality check thanks to her delusions of grandeur. >> On the ground. Stop. >> Really? >> Behind your back. >> Really? This how we going? >> 68. >> On September 1st, 2024, police had to intervene in a ridiculous battle at a McDonald's. Just because of some missing lettuce and tomato on a fish sandwich, an aggressive Karen turned a minor mistake into an embarrassing legal disaster. >> Let's go figure. >> I asked for a tomato and lettuce. >> I want my money back. >> Okay. I don't want to waste my time. >> Okay, hang on. Pre prepare it for me. >> I want my money back. >> I can't make them do that. Just give me a second. >> I don't want my receipt. >> That doesn't mean I can't make them give you your money back. They can give you your order. >> That's cool. >> Okay, but let me talk to them. I don't >> I said that too. I said, "Can I get my lettuce and tomatoes back?" >> That was the first thing. But then when she said, "I'm going to callio." Okay. I said, "Well, give me my money back and let me leave you a s." Because she she supposed to ask for uh cook and she said she want medicine and tomato. I never asked for that. Oh, and she and she started screaming. >> Okay. And barbecue. >> Did she eat some of this? >> I don't know. >> I bite. >> Okay. No, then I can't make them give me your money back. You took a bite of it. That's only in court. That's the law. >> It does. No. Stop. Don't tell me what the law is. >> I know what the law is. >> Clearly, you don't. >> She said she paid for three buffalo, but she paid only for one. And she wanted two extra. >> Yeah. You took a bite of it. They can't take that back. That's yours. It's a double fillet of fish. >> So, isn't it the law that you can only take one bite of this not desired? >> No, absolutely not. >> You can't take a bite of food and then say, "I want my money back." >> Okay. Nowhere on your receipt does it say that you want lettuce or tomato. >> Okay. Okay, I'll go with that. I'll deal with that with my lawyer. But I asked for tomato and lettuce. >> I know, but that's not on your That's not your So now I'm not supposed to get what I want. >> There's There's There was clearly a small mistake. >> We talking. We talking now. Now >> we're talking. I'm not arguing with you. >> She's confident enough to demand a refund after taking a bite, then proceeds to lecture the officers on the law. When her greed isn't satisfied, she loses it over a bag of fries that lacked heat. >> Ask them to get you lettuce and tomato and you could put it on there yourself. >> I asked them. >> Okay. Again, I wasn't here, so I didn't see any of that >> when I brought this stuff. >> Okay. >> With him and I said, "Let me be calm." I told him, I said, "Let me be calm and quiet." >> Okay. >> Cuz it was a lot going on right now. Very busy. So, I said, "Well, I tell you what I want. I want a double fish, lettuce, and tomato." >> You got that? Let me get Let me get you a lettuce sauce on the side. >> Okay. Let me ask I think they're they might charge her for the sauce, but All right. Can I get I already have Okay. Just a piece of lettuce and tomato. She can have it if that's okay with you. Thank you. >> No, no, she's not. Are those your fries? >> Yes. >> I don't want those. I want my own freaking fries. >> Those are your fries. >> I want my hot fries. >> That I can't make them do. >> Yeah, they can. I don't >> I can't make them do this. >> Give me my lettuce and tomato. Here's your Here's your lettuce of tomato. >> Those are fried. She says she says he pulled them out and put them on the counter, so she wants the fresh ones. >> No salt. >> She never say that. >> Okay. No salt. I thought we only said >> No, you do need it. Then just get a regular fries. >> That's right. You don't. And >> no salt. >> No. If they're If they have salt on them, they're going to have salt on them because you didn't order it that way. There's nothing I can't order. Let me see the spicy. >> I did order no salt. >> Okay. You know. All right. Hey, I'm a fried guy. I can't eat blood pressure. >> I believe she does have no salt. >> No salt on the fries. >> Instead of taking the free veggies and leaving in peace, she chose to nitpick every little thing, not realizing she was digging her own hole deeper with every unreasonable demand. >> You got your ID in here real quick because I I >> No, I don't have no ID. >> Okay. Well, I need to get your name in. Birthday. >> Give me a second. I got to write it down. >> I'm not afraid to give you all that. >> No, no, you you actually No, I don't. No, you do. And if you don't, you're going to go to jail. I don't want to play this game. >> You want to put me in jail? Put me in jail. >> It's called obstructing obstructing justice. >> Put me in jail for obstructing justice. >> Okay, then. Are you going to justice? Are you going to refuse to give me your name or ID? Yes or no? >> No. You say obstructing justice. >> If you refuse to give me your identification, >> call obstructing justice. >> No, I'm telling you if you're refusing to give me your name because I have to right. So, you do your report. >> That's what I'm going to do. But I need not me. My name is Carolyn. That's all I'm giving you. >> Okay. What is your name? >> That's all I'm going to give you. Carolyn Douglas. That's all I'm going to do. >> Can you spell your name? A I R O L Y. >> So, it's really simple. If I take you into custody, then I'm gonna go through all your stuff and I'm gonna find your ID. >> Well, I'm not a criminal. >> I'm not. >> She might be. >> Is she detained? >> Yes. >> How am I detained? >> Because right now you're telling me detained >> right now. SHE'S OBSTRUCTING JUSTICE. >> NO, I'M NOT OBSTRUCTING NOTHING. I CAME HERE TO EAT my food and this to go to court and this will be thing me. Refusing to give me your name. You are obstructing. >> No, she's not. She came. She She did not have to give you your her information. >> Yes, she does. >> No, she did not. How you going to tell me if someone is not detained? >> I just told you she's detained. >> Is she under arrest? But you didn't say that at first. >> I don't have to. >> Is she under arrest? >> Okay, ma'am. I need your birthday. This is going to be your last chance. >> 1968. Oh my god. >> Okay. 1968. No. >> Lock me up then. Lock me up. >> You're Listen, I don't want to do this. Okay. Whatever. >> Lock me up for some reason. >> I let you. No, you did do it. Okay. We're working on that. What is your What's your What's your birthday? Lock me up. >> What's your birthday? Is that what you want me to do? >> You're about to go to jail for for getting my order. >> No. No. You're going to jail for not telling me your identification. >> I'm not I have to give you. >> I just said I'M GIVING YOU MY JUST GAVE ME MY IDENTIFICATION. CAROL, that's it. >> What's your birthday? >> What is your >> The officer's patience was at an Olympic level, but she seemed determined to test that limit to the very end. After this, she'll probably realize you should never dare the police to put you in jail. >> You're under arrest. >> I'm not call right now, but I'm call You're under arrest. >> If you want to arrest me, hold up. Don't arrest me now. >> Don't do it. >> I want my food. >> You're under arrest. I'll give you your food. You're under arrest. Pay attention to her. >> Get out of your hand. >> I want hands behind your back. You're under arrest for obstruct. Stop. For obstructing identification. Obstructing. >> No, I'm not obstructing. >> Don't tell me no. The minute you start pulling away. >> No, I'm not obstructing identification. Stop. Hand behind your back. Don't show my >> Okay. Give me your other hand. Put it behind your back. >> Can I give you my name only? >> No, you did not. >> Let me go and give you my name. >> Nope. Too late. You're under arrest. >> Hold up. >> Do you want to go to the ground? >> No. >> Then stop it. >> Okay. Well, let me go >> on the ground. Stop. >> Really? >> And behind your back? >> Really? That's how we going? >> 68. OVER A GODDAMN SANDWICH. >> Turn around on your stomach. Put your hands behind your back. >> What? I gave you my name. >> No, you didn't. You didn't give me your information multiple times. Stop. >> You said what's your name? >> Behind your back. >> So, you going to lock me up for that? >> Yeah. Put your hands behind your back. >> The room. >> Yeah, you did. You obstructed it. You >> obstructed. You know how she was detained before asking you after you asked her for her ID? >> She wasn't detained or under arrest and when you ask her for her ID legally by law, you do not know how she did not have to give her your name or her ID or anything. I'm not worried about her. All I'm saying is I'm not worried about her name and my first name and last name. And she was wrong. She said >> you need to put your arms behind your back. >> She said yes. The receipt >> you're on. >> Now you're resisting. No, it's additional. No. >> Yeah, you are. >> Resistance, >> then knock it off. >> Okay, let me up. >> Let's go. >> Quietly. >> Okay, I am. Let's go. I'll help you. >> The police were forced to use physical measures because every word they said fell on deaf ears against her stubbornness. >> I'll get it. I'm going to sit right with my hat. We're going to get this piece. >> Can I get my hat? >> Not right now. I will get you your hat. >> What should we do? >> Put your hands behind your back. I told you 10 times. >> No, you didn't. You told me three times. I told you. >> Put your hands behind your back. Okay. Can I get my hat? >> No, not right now. >> What am I supposed to do? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I want my hat. >> I will get you your hat. >> Stop. >> Oh, you have your arm. >> Yes, I've got your arm. I need >> hand behind your back. >> Hand behind your back. >> Can't get my arm back like that, man. >> You can't get my arm back. Ask me again. Put my hand behind my back. >> Give me your hand. >> Okay. You're not going to hurt me like that. >> Listen. >> Pressure points. Pain comp. >> Put your left hand behind your back. >> She's cuffed on that hand. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. All right. Stop. >> Just stand up. >> You're the one leaning forward. >> Give me my hat. >> I have your hat. >> You put my head on the front of my head. >> I did that. I put it on your head. >> I want my hat on the front of my head. >> All right. You know, I'll hold on to it. She's worried about her hat and her aching hands, but forgot to protect her last bit of dignity by staying silent and cooperating. I guess eating a burger in a jail cell will taste a lot better now. >> 808. >> Thank you. >> We're going this way. >> MY MOM IS KILLING ME RIGHT NOW. >> PULLING AWAY FROM ME THEN. Come on. >> Mom's killing me. >> Let's walk. >> You're a strong person. WATCH. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> HEY. STOP. That was your body cam. >> Yep. >> Where's your squad? >> Other side. >> All right. >> You going to arrest me because >> she said that I didn't ask for no tomato. >> That's not why I arrested you. >> You're sorry receipt. >> That's not why I arrested you. >> She said she asked for tomato lettuce. >> You said she did ask for that. >> I said arrest you for this. >> No. I told you why I was going to wreck you multiple times. >> Obstructing >> when I was righting a piece of me. >> I told you you refused to give your name and birthday multiple times. Stop. >> I gave you this on the camera. I gave it to you. >> Get in. No, you didn't. >> I'm going to put my arm right here to help you. >> Lift your left leg. Left leg up here. >> Put your left leg up there. Then I will help boost you. >> Ready? >> Ready? Go. There you go. There you go. Go in. Go in. >> I'm going to step high. >> Okay. There you go. Scoot yourself in so I can close the door. wrong for locking me up. That's what they did. >> They didn't do anything. >> They fixed it. Stop. >> I've got you. >> They fixed nothing. >> In the end, the woman was transported to jail and faces charges of obstruction of justice, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. If it were you, would you choose a sandwich missing some lettuce, or a free tour of the police station? When McDonald's food is more important than your freedom, you end up with one of the most ridiculous standoffs in history. >> You can make me do it and then it'll happen. >> The night of January 26th, 2024, a woman fresh out of a McDonald's turned the streets into a racetrack at terrifying speeds with her headlights completely off. It was a level of recklessness that forced police to intervene immediately before a tragedy could unfold. Hello. >> Hello. >> I'll show on the call, please. Are you okay? >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, I pulled you over. >> I'm sorry. I was talking on the phone while I was driving. >> Yeah, I pulled you over because I mean, you're going in and out of lanes without a turn signal and you're going 50 mph down here and it's 30 m per hour. 50. >> Yeah. And you don't have your lights on. You don't have your headlights on. >> These lights are so bad. I feel like like these are my brights and these are my red. >> So, >> okay. >> Like bright. >> Okay. Well, they're not on at all. >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> Are you doing okay tonight? >> Yes. >> Okay. I saw you're leaving McDonald's. Just getting some food. >> Mhm. Okay. >> And I'm down the street from my home, so >> Okay. Okay. All right. Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> No. >> Just going to have to ask you straight up. >> Straight up. No. >> Okay. Where you coming from? Uh, >> I'm coming from home. >> Okay. You just went to McDonald's from home? >> I just went to get some food and I'm coming back home. >> Okay. >> I didn't even bring my wallet out with my ID. How did you purchase a McDonald's? >> Because I got Apple Pay. >> Oh, do you have So, you don't have your ID on you then? >> Mm-m. >> Okay, I'll just take your name. >> Do you have proof of insurance? Are you able to look have that in the car? >> This is not my car. This is my auntie's car. >> Wait, just stay in the car and then um Whose car is this? Are you able to phone? >> Auntie's car. >> Okay. You don't have a phone to contact anybody to get proof of insurance? >> I could call her, but it's like midnight. I doubt she'll answer the phone. Okay. Well, maybe try it because if you can't provide proof insurance, then I have to give you the no insurance ticket. >> You can give me the ticket. I'm not even going to bother with it. >> Okay. All right. Just stay in the car for me. Okay. >> Okay. >> You can see just how delusional this girl is. Thinking that Apple Pay can replace a driver's license is peak stupidity. She must be so intoxicated she thinks the police station is a convenience store. This time, paying with prayer is her only option. Let's see um if she's valid first. >> I may have her get out of the car. >> So what? >> I may have her get out of the car. >> You got to do it or what? >> Possibly. >> Is she decent or what? >> Yeah, she's fine. She So she pul she's driving with no headlights on. She pulled out of McDonald's parking lot out of McDonald's from the drive-thru right in front of me. And then she's in the middle of the two lanes from McDonald's all the way to Annie. She didn't stop at the red light and then she's just going back and forth of all the lanes down here and she's going like 50. So, all right. All right, Sharon. Right, Miss Johnson? >> All right, I'm going to be honest with you. I don't know if you're okay to drive right now. Would you be okay with me putting you through some tests to make sure you're okay to drive? >> No, I wouldn't. >> Okay. >> Cuz I'm right down the street. So, >> okay. Well, I'm going to be honest with you. Your eyes look a little bit bloodshot. Okay. The slowing your words and the way you were driving as I was in route to another call kind of concerns me. >> You were on route to another call and you saw me swerve because I was talking on the phone. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm just going to park. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> No, me. I'm going to park. >> No, we're not going to drive away from the traffic. We're not going to drive away from the traffic stop. Instead of cooperating in the parking lot, she chose to barricade herself in the car and enjoy her McDonald's like nothing was happening, turning a simple traffic stop into an emergency arrest warrant. We're in the parking lot. 851. Miss Johnson, I need you to unlock the car. No. Miss Johnson, I need you to unlock the car. >> All right. When you stand up, I need you to put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> Both fine. Okay. Put your hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> Where? >> Hands behind your back. >> Why is your behind my back? >> Because I've given you multiple commands and you're refusing to comply. Stop robbing me. >> I have to search first. >> No, I don't. >> What are you searching for? >> Cuz you're under arrest. >> But what are you searching for? >> I'm under arrest. >> I'm under arrest for what? What are you searching for? The There was nothing against your safety. The car was yours against your safety, right? >> Spread your legs, please. >> Thank you. >> For nothing. You just joined the >> Molly. See like y'all need to get some things in order. Some fell out. Got it. Okay. Please step out, Miss Johnson. We're going to walk into this door over here. >> My hands weren't right down my back. >> I'm a big girl now. >> Got it. Mhm. >> All right, let's walk to that door there. >> While she's busy playing the victim, the cameras are recording a total madman behind the wheel. The only real injustice here is that innocent drivers have to share the road with a drunk like this. >> You go with the program, right? I'm going with the program. Fine. Y'all just don't like how I'm going with it. >> You have to be >> Yeah. And I'm walking well. That's why I said I don't need nobody to touch me. Open it. >> Great. Awesome. Awesome. Try it again. Didn't work. >> Great. Extra. Not necessary. Y'all need to take it for the night. Y'all got it. >> Okay. Miss Johnson, look at me, please. The more you do this, all right, the more Let me talk for a sec. The more you are uncooperative. >> Let's just go ahead. >> Yes. The more you're uncooperative, the longer this is going to take. >> I'm going to Yeah. Okay. And I'm I'm I'm prepared to face the consequences. I am, too. >> Okay. Great. So, we're on the same page. Let's do this [ __ ] You don't have to talk to me. You don't have to sweet talk me because I feel like it's it's it's a it's an unnecessary arrest. >> I have to search you one more time. Great. Search me again cuz I slipped some [ __ ] in my pocket when you arrested me. The [ __ ] >> Yeah, I'm going to fight back. Anybody's going to fight back when you're denying them their free will. You have my hands cuffed behind my back. What should I do? Honestly, you come the [ __ ] on. >> Yeah, you're under arrest. >> So, when you're under arrest, you got to fight it. >> That's a crime. >> Okay. It's a crime. I don't care. >> Fight in court. >> Okay. And we're going to do that. But at the same time, I'm still going to fight like >> the arrest was unnecessary. >> Be charged with additional >> and you can charge that and I'll fight that in court, right? >> Okay. So, shut the [ __ ] up. >> Well, you don't have to. I won't either. >> Can you run your stance for >> All right. >> Thank you. >> All right. So, we're on the same page and you're solar and you're arguing. >> So, we're both arguing. So, what's the difference? >> So, what's the difference? And you feel like I'm not right. Exactly. >> Already. >> Okay. So, two ends of a >> On the verge of being booked, Sharon is still starving for the spotlight with her screeching insults. They say silence is golden, but she'd rather hoard a pile of cheap drama. Her little play is ending with an all-time classic self-destruction. >> Can you come towards me this way? >> No. >> Okay. >> You got to do what we ask. We're just going to make >> you can make me do it and then it'll happen. >> Kick a cop and you'll get charged. >> Why are you kicking me? >> Why are you kicking me? Because I positioned myself comfortable. >> Bring over here. >> What did we ask you? What do we ask? >> Because I position Oh, you was >> You're going to be cuffed to the bench. >> Okay. >> Be cuffed to the bench. >> You was waiting for a Wilkins. >> Okay. >> You were waiting for a Wilkins. >> No, nobody wants any problems with you. You're the one causing >> because I just spread my leg and you wanted to kick me. You and uh shake. >> You're trying to kick police officers. We all witnessed it. Okay. >> Did not. I just spread my hand cuz I'm going to uncuff this hand so you don't click it. Go ahead. Do it. >> Do the one handed. >> I can do that [ __ ] >> But both of them cuff them. >> That's fine. >> I just spread my legs so I can be more comfort. >> No, that's not what happened. >> Yeah, that is what happened. >> You can lie to somebody else. You got body cams, right? >> Y'all got body cams. >> Y'all got body cams. >> Oh, we going to be aggressive with this hand. >> Right. Shut the [ __ ] up, Wilkins. I'm just getting more comfortable. >> I'm just getting more comfortable. All of that is enough for her to face a long list of charges, including DUI, speeding, no insurance, no headlights, fleeing from police, and resisting or obstructing an officer. If convicted, she could face a permanent license revocation, heavy fines, and a long-term vacation in jail to reflect on the true power of Apple Pay. And here are some interesting perspectives on her following the release of this footage. The victim who suffered the most through this crime were those pants. She gobbled that meal down quickly. Lao, she was not going to jail hungry. I don't think you're supposed to fight cops for at least an hour after eating or you'll get cramps. So, what do you think about this woman? Leave a comment down below. Running from the cops just to eat a burger is crazy enough, but our next leading lady decided to upgrade a simple drink into a full-blown felony. On April 3rd, 2024 in Orlando, a teenage Karen turned a McDonald's into her own personal stage with the delusion that she owned the entire menu. She caused such a disturbance that the police had to step in and shut down the arrogance. >> I went TO GO GET MY trespass or the um THEY PEPPER SPRAY. >> BRO, I DIDN'T PEPPER SPRAY. YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW ME. YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW ME. >> That's what I'm saying. All right. >> What's going on? >> All right. Can y'all Hey. >> Hey. HEY. HEY. HEY. HEY. HEY. WE'RE DONE. HEY. WE'RE DONE. We're done. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Move. Move. Move. Let's go. >> The chance to walk away was right in front of her, but this girl chose to escalate. She naively believed the officers were there to mediate rather than enforce the law. A bit too late for an epiphany, don't you think? >> What's wrong with you? SHE NONE OF THAT BRO STOP. Unlock my phone and call my mom, bro. >> Hello. >> 07. >> Call my mama, bro. What's my number? >> Call my mother. Bro, I don't give a >> Hey, call my mama, bro. >> How old are you, >> bro? I'm 20, bro. I didn't do I don't like how they coming at me. Came there to get my drink. What the >> Stop, bro. >> Where's the pepper spray, >> bro? I DON'T I DIDN'T PEPPER SPRAY. I don't got on me. What the y'all talking about? I didn't do [ __ ] I was in the back seat. I don't give a I don't got on my granny. The [ __ ] is y'all talking about? Bro, I ain't dead. I came here to get my drink. >> Yeah. >> The I ain't did [ __ ] [ __ ] I went there to go get my drink. Can't say I did a thing to them. >> The [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] about none of that on my mama. >> I don't. >> You got anything on you that's going to hope to hurt me, >> bro? Na, did you call my mama? >> You have anything in your pocket? Hey, >> you got >> I don't got [ __ ] bro. Hey Na. Hey, >> you want me to keep your phone, >> bro? Yes, bro. Hey, call Q. >> All right. >> Um, >> yeah. >> Come up there. >> All right. >> You want to lock it? >> Being stubborn won't get you out of trouble. It just makes you look foolish. She thought she was being clever, but the statements from the McDonald's staff quickly snuffed out any hope she had of playing the victim. >> Yeah. >> So, I'm I'm pushing everybody. Let's go. Let's go. >> Back hands >> to you. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> So, um >> you got on video? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Got to go on video. >> Um Yeah. Can we talk to them? See what they want. >> I need to speak to somebody. Yep. >> So, what what happened? >> All right. So, here's what happened. So, this is a situation that happened since yesterday. It was It's her and the one with the do-agg. No, no, not the one that just got arrested. It the girl that's with them that did the pepper spray. She honestly she bounced. She left them to come in here to get a drink or whatever. So, she must be close by. She was the one that pepper spray um my coworker told us about. She's right now. That's why she's so upset cuz she's like they just >> the one that was come came to talk. >> Yeah, cuz she's upset because they went and pepper spray her. yesterday they did the same not the same thing because they didn't pepper spray but they came talking about oh they're going to throw drinks this this and that you know threats being made at this point so you know bad enough we had to work with these conditions and stuff so I just try to we try to avoid it since yesterday you know what I mean so then they come in here and then she's over here I don't know what happened because I was already on the phone my boss talking about you know so much stuff that I was missing the employee already and then I see the girl I'm hearing that the girls coming in here going behind the counter I'm like why y'all got to come behind the counter That's why I was just before you guys pulled up. That's why I was telling the girl, "Why you coming behind the counter?" >> Like, y know, y know, you were supposed to be behind here. And I try to explain to the girl like, "I see you come here all the time. As much time they come in here being disrespectful, I never disrespect y. Why y'all got to come here and pepper spray somebody?" Thank Thank you. Thank you. That was from my coworker. Um, you know, so I'm like I I just I just need them trespass cuz they come can't come here every night doing the same thing. >> Okay. So, the pepper spray was at the drive-thru. >> Pepper spray happened at this window. They That's what I I didn't witness and see it, but that's what my feet are to the one that >> Yeah. Who was >> She's truly a genius at self-destruction. From a minor incident, she enthusiastically upgraded herself to aggravated assault. The victim's testimony was the final shovel strike, digging this hole even deeper. >> I was in the kitchen. I was told to come talk to her because I guess there's everybody's having an altercation or something. So, I was going to come deal with it. They was wanting the frappe and it wasn't ready yet, whatever. But they was trying to get the manager. >> And so when I'm trying to explain to her what was happening, she whips out her pepper spray and starts pepper spraying everywhere. And I backed up that >> and then that's when they pull forward and they come back in here and they started starting drama. They started going behind the counter and stuff. >> Okay. >> Sure. >> Okay. So yesterday basically they came and they was having an attitude talking about their order was wrong. And so I was telling them like instead of talking to me, I tried to get them to talk to my manager cuz I felt like they could have like better success with her cuz I'm just an employee. So my manager got in the window. They was giving her attitude. Then they left. They came back today. They was being weird in the drive-thru to my manager. She was taking the order. So when they came up to the window, she basically came like, "Oh, I had a large sweet tea. Um, I had a large sweet tea, but I poured it out. Can you get me a refill?" When I asked my manager, she was like, "No, I can't give her a refill. You got to pay for it." So then I walk back to the window and she's like, "Okay, give me a regular drink." So soon as I walk to the back, I ask my manager, everybody in the car starts screaming, "No, no, no. Don't ask her. Don't ask her. Just come here." And so then I walked to the back, I talked to my other manager back there. She went up to the front and she was basically telling them what they had told me that they can't get the refill on the drink unless they paid for it. So then, as soon as I step back up to the window, cuz I had to take an order, the register is right here by the window. As soon as the girl in the front seat seen me, she needed me pepper spray and I stepped out the way and then I just walked to the back. I'm like, "What? That was crazy." Cuz even before then yesterday, I didn't give you an attitude. When your drink was wrong, I gave you two free drink. Today I was just telling you we can't refill your drink and you tried to pepper spray me. Like I don't know you. I don't know none of them girls in the car. The only two people I seen the two in the front. The other two I never seen them. Like you brought a whole car full of people here for what? >> For some petty stuff that happened yesterday. Like No, we couldn't. >> So when they came in, were you guys arguing or >> No, I was in the back cuz I'm all of them came in. So I walked to the back. I'm like all the way back there. I walked to the back. I was just standing back there. So I'm like, "That's crazy. I'm not coming up here to give her the chance to pepper spray me again." >> A round of applause for Andrea's ingratitude, trying to use aggression to cover up her mistakes. Too bad for her. Her lies were stripped bare under the light of the witness statements. What's up? Tight. Mr. Kitty, >> what's up? >> But these [ __ ] tight as [ __ ] >> Let me see. >> Yay. Hey, Mr. Kitty. >> No, they're actually very loose, sweet. >> No, but they ain't tight as Hey, Mr. Kitty. But is tight as >> All right, I'm just going to search you. Make sure you have nothing on you. >> You're going to jail. Okay. >> Widen your stance. Yep. and move this way to your right. Right. Right. Right. >> Do you have anything on you? >> Yeah. He in the uh truck. >> Yeah. >> Which truck? >> That truck. Yeah. >> Is it okay if we give him this little change? >> Yeah. >> Battery on the wheel. All right. >> You don't have anything else on you, right? >> No. >> You don't have phone or anything? >> No. My sister got took my phone. >> Yeah. He in the uh >> which truck? Yeah. >> Is it okay if we give him this little change? >> Yeah. >> Hey, what? kind of ain't doing >> battery on wheel. All right. >> You don't have anything else on you, right? >> No. >> You don't have phone or anything? >> No. My sister got to my phone. >> In the end, Andrea was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting an officer without violence. She was placed into a pre-trial intervention program for 18 months. What do you think? Is 18 months enough time for this girl to learn how to order a soda politely? Imagine throwing your future away over a fast food order. Don't let hunger or your own ego lead you behind bars. Subscribe for more legal disasters you have to see to believe. Stay sharp out there and I'll catch you next time.