handcuff you and arrest you? Because right now at this point you're refusing to provide me any >> I am. >> You are. You realize that, right? >> Yes. I've been working >> They thought their fancy job titles made them untouchable until the handcuffs came out. >> Police department has a search warrant. Police department has a search warrant. >> Hey. >> Hey. Hey. On the ground. Watch these entitled professionals learn the hard way that no one is above the law. >> That's that. People have given you expired medication. >> No, medication, no. They just took toothbrush, toothpaste. Toothpaste, I'm sorry. Toothbrush I buy. >> On February 19th, 2026 in New Jersey, police raided a cruel, illegal dental clinic. The suspect had actually walked out on a patient, leaving them in agony right in the middle of surgery. Instead of showing any remorse for ruining people's health, just look at how she tries to fight the law with her twisted logic. >> Police department has a search warrant. >> 14, 15. >> Hey. >> Hey. Hey. On the ground. Do not move. Don't move. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. >> Who else is back there with you? >> We're going to go in there. Is that >> It's all clear. >> [snorts] >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. So, she's home. So, I'll give her a call. I'll have her come out here. Um they're just workers on their behalf. Yes. Good afternoon. This is Detective Molina with South River Police Department. Is this Anna Amado? >> Yes. >> Okay. Hi, Anna. We're in your business right now. Uh there's an invest There's an active investigation. We have a search warrant. Are you able to come in? >> Well, I'm not in. >> Okay. We need you to We need you to come in. >> What happened? >> Okay. How How far are you? >> I am in Old Bridge. I'm with my kid. He got flu. >> Okay. So, I need you to come in and then where we can discuss this further here. >> Realizing she is in deep trouble, Anna immediately tries everything to stall. However, the officer gives her a stern warning about serving a criminal arrest warrant right in front of her children at home, which finally forces her to show up. >> You want her back in there? >> second. >> Hold on one moment, okay? >> What happened here? >> Do you have your licenses on you? >> I just wanted to make sure. >> No, no. She's >> That's in uh >> Oh my god. >> Do you have your license with you? >> My driver's license? >> Yeah. >> And I >> I'm going to talk to her real quick and we'll bring her in. >> Is that your pocketbook? >> Yes, her pocketbook. >> You want >> I want to read you what your Miranda rights are. Okay? We do have a search warrant, okay? And then there are charges. Therefore, I need to advise you what your rights are. I'm not here to violate your rights. I'm here to be very transparent with you, okay? But I will help you with that in a minute, okay? I'll help you with it in a minute. So, let me read this out loud to you, okay? And then you tell me yes or no whether you understand, okay? If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me, all right? Okay. So, these are your Miranda warnings, okay? Number one, you have the right to remain silent. He came in and and said that he had come here and done some dentistry procedure. Why don't you first tell me about that? What is your business here? >> Well, I work for them. >> Mhm. >> It's in a lot of offices in New Old Bridge, uh six. Okay. Sometimes, yes, the people come here ask me for help. >> Okay. >> I do take x-rays, I do take impressions [snorts] sometimes, and I do send them, if they have insurance, to other places. There is other people who answers, like I'm really for them. I basically use here like to train the girls, if I cannot make it. >> Which girls? >> I have like RDAs, that I can, for instance, next >> So, so look. >> Wait, wait, wait. No, no, not before you finish. It's like next Monday I'm starting this office. And like if I if I cannot make it, somebody else go. It's It's more like people who refer me to other dentists. That's what I do. >> Referrals. >> Yeah, if I cannot go, okay, do you know somebody? I come here and I train the other doctor on them. That's it. I do take x-rays. >> By using words like helping and training, she tries to downplay the criminal nature of her actions, hoping to turn a felony into a mere administrative violation. But this manipulator has no idea that seasoned detectives have been quietly investigating her for months. >> I've been investigating this for a couple months now, okay? And I've and I've and I've spoken with many people already, okay? So, I want to give you the opportunity to be to be honest with me, okay? Because I I'm not here just out of nowhere. I didn't just randomly come to your business. I didn't just randomly get charges against you by a judge, okay? I did my investigation and I probable cause issued these charges. So, let's start again, okay? I already spoke with one of your victims, okay? Who said that he came here and got a procedure started, right? That you gave him a local anesthetic and started getting worked on on his tooth, okay? So, how So, how about you tell me what happened happened then? >> No, I cannot give anesthetic, to be honest. I don't have the license for that. >> You also don't have the license to operate where you're operating in the back. You don't have >> That's not part of the training. I do use everything there. >> Okay. >> Mhm. >> [music] >> And I told everybody at the where I was doing it. >> Okay. You have no patients that come back here to get dental work done? >> Usually no, unless they're dying and then they I swear to god. >> So let's let's talk about that. >> If they come here I spray. Yes, I do. I do. And I do have everything here if you see it. >> Okay. >> I won't say that that that that that that >> Everything like everything like what? What are you What are they going to find in the back? Cuz there's such >> to find noodle needles, they're going to find anesthetic, they're going to find machines that give anesthetic because that's usually what I do. >> Okay. >> For instance >> Well, I know it's I know it's what you do. I know that you do dental work here. I know that you do I know that you Listen Listen to me. I know that you I've seen advertisements that you do. >> I do. >> So listen, I know you do tooth extractions. I know you do tooth >> no, no, extractions no. >> tooth cleanings and root canals. >> No. >> I know that you have someone else that works with you. Okay, but right now I have Listen Listen Listen to me. >> She's in Canada. >> Let me explain to you. Right now I have you. This is falling all on you right now. >> And I assume and I take it if I have to. >> You're going to have to because there's already charges approved and they're searching your room right now. >> When confronted with undeniable physical evidence, the liar is forced to confess piece by piece. Reading her perfectly, the detective turns her own game against her by offering some praise, causing Anna to immediately and unconsciously trap herself. >> Listen to me. I don't think you're totally a dentist and I'll tell you why I think that. >> I do. >> Let me explain something to you. I'll tell you why. This is a very lucrative business you have here. I don't I give you much credit for what you're doing. I actually think this is This is This is outstanding. Right? You're charging 750 a month for this room. You're That's money right there. You're making good money. >> Oh. >> How much you charge for the back? For the lady that does the extractions? Or do you own it? Or do you run What do you do back there? >> No. The lady who did the extraction she she doesn't work here, no? >> When was the last time she was here? >> She was here during this summer. >> Last summer? >> She doesn't work here. She goes to a salon. >> Now, let me ask you a question. The lady that did the extraction was here last summer. Okay. Why are they still going to find needles and anesthesia in the back? >> Because that was the one who came here last >> So, now there's another lady? >> No, no, no, but she didn't She didn't do extraction. >> What did she do? >> She was here doing a clean for a boy for free, I think. For free, I think. No, but this here was definitely not to see anybody. And I'm very honest with you. And I could make this like an illegal clinic, yes. >> Mhm. >> I leave everybody It's Everybody near here knows what I do. Yes, you're right. I do cleaning, yes. I try to keep I take x-rays, yes. Being very Extract tooth, no, I'm [clears throat] not allowed. >> But I know you're not I know you're not allowed, but it's been done here. >> Correct. >> I know it's been done here. >> It is. >> I know root canals have been done here. Or at least at least initiated. >> But the the that means not the root canal, but that means if the patient do the root canal, I will do this temporary filling. That is correct. >> Okay. Look, I appreciate your honesty. >> But I want to tell you everything because if I have to pay for something, let's do it. >> Oh, listen, that's not how it works. Right now, you're charged with unlawful dentistry, okay? You're charged with second-degree aggravated assault. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> What is that? >> Aggravated assault, I can It's You cause seriously bodily injury to a victim. >> In her mind, she just made a bad business mistake. She refuses to accept that she is a violent criminal. But the cleverest trap is baited with that exact pride, leaving her rushing to cooperate because she thinks she'll get some leniency. >> So, you can buy anesthesia on the way? >> Yes. You want to know the name? This is Winnie Arlin, Mr. Arlin. Dr. Arlin. >> Okay. to do. >> make a little bit cuz I'm not going anywhere. Okay. He's really hurting. >> Okay. You said that people have given you expired medication. >> No, medication no. They took tooth brush, tooth paste. >> brushes don't expire. >> Tooth paste, I'm sorry. Tooth brush I buy >> Talk to me about the expired medication. >> No, no medication. >> Okay, what about the medication? >> No medication. Like the cream I buy online and I >> What is this expired stuff that the doctors have been giving you? >> Tooth brush, tooth paste, I'm sorry. >> Come on, you expect me to believe that? Tooth paste when you can go buy tooth paste for a dollar or something that you're taking expired tooth paste. Tell me about the Tell me about the >> a bunch of it and and and he told me yesterday. >> Let me tell you one more thing. I'm going to seize Listen to me. I'm seizing your phones and our computers in the back. We're going to find out where this stuff is coming from. If you tell me the truth now, we can work together. But if everything you're telling me right now is a lie, that's another problem you're going to have. >> I'm telling you right now is a lie, I want you to take me arrested for the rest of my life. >> I don't want to do that. I I want I want I want to >> I'll be honored because you're going to be doing [clears throat] your job. >> being processed, I'm taking you to the county jail. Okay? You're going to the county jail and you're going to see a judge there. And there's possibly going to be more charges from what I'm seeing in the back. Actually, I know there's going to be more charges. So, if you change your mind about talking to me about where you're getting all this stuff, I'm more than happy to I don't believe all that nonsense. All right? I think that if you want to help yourself, we can talk later. I'm going to give you my information before you leave and I will be more than happy to continue. I'm really interested I'm interested in finding out where you're getting all this medication. I don't believe that it's all on eBay. I believe that there's some expired stuff there that dentists and doctors are giving you. And that's what I want to know. If you change your mind, we'll talk. >> Is that okay for the nail lady? >> No, that's not okay, either. She's probably got charges, too. All right? Follow the officer right there. >> But I can't go by myself cuz I don't need to leave my son. >> I'm sorry. No, no, you're going just like that to the car and to the police station. Okay? You're under arrest right now. So, you can go ahead. Just go ahead and sit. >> Ultimately, she was taken to jail to face charges of illegal practice of dentistry, second-degree aggravated assault, and financial profiteering from illegal activity. If convicted, she faces a maximum penalty of a $150,000 fine, 5 years in prison, [music] and restitution to the victims. Our fake dentist just fell into the trap, but the power trip of this next young service woman is the real disaster. On August 8th, 2025, in New Mexico, a young soldier named Selena completely ruined her own honor in a drunken rage. After attacking a security guard and confronting the police with pure arrogance, her wild behavior was instantly shut down. And here is what actually went down. >> I can just a moment. >> You can't have a seat? >> No. >> Why not? >> Because I have all the rights. Talk. >> Talk. >> Talk. >> I like talking. >> You can call your sergeant. >> Yes. >> No. Go go have a seat. >> Stay with you. >> So, right there on that bench. >> I got it. Okay. Let's see. Ready ready and whatever that's >> Saying you're >> He He's completely within my sight. I'll keep an eye, but I need you to over there, okay? >> No. I'll sit right here. Because I know my god damn rights as a >> I can >> I have rights. I don't I I just >> I will call your sergeant. >> I Wait, I don't being treated like >> I'm not treating anything. I just >> No. You didn't tell me to And stop. >> Can I help you? >> Can you tell him to stop? >> Ain't nobody hurting you. Get over it. It's just you doing that yourself. Here, sit up. >> No. Stop. I can I got myself. >> You sit up by yourself. So, if you would have a seat, I will talk to you. We will talk to your mommy. We can call your sergeant, okay? >> All right. All right. What happened? >> She's starting to get an EP. >> It was like >> For all intensive purposes, you are detained. So let me read you your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can >> No. Let me talk to my sergeant, please. >> If you can't coordinate your attorney, we'll have to have you >> Just let Just let me be able to Let me talk to my sergeant. >> So what is your sergeant's name? >> Shoot. >> Why is your Why is your belt around your >> That's her purse. >> Your knees. >> Oh, yes. >> Okay. So maybe a little bit too much to drink. They started to kick you out. And what happened? >> Nothing. >> The alcohol brought out her pride, making her view the word drunk as an insult to her military honor. However, the moment the officers informed her she was being officially trespassed from the property, she flipped a switch, changing her attitude from begging to pure insults. >> Did I hear you correctly that you're a private? >> Sir, I'm a private first class. >> Okay. He wants to >> Although I'm a specialist. They're not going to I'm not going to explain because I have no military experience. >> I'm going to issue a criminal trespass notice because that's what they're asking for. What that means is you >> not fair. >> Selena. I'm I'm telling you what's going to happen. Fair or not. >> Just let me talk to my sergeant. Please. Just let me call or something. >> Once we are done >> Let me call my sergeant, please. That's all I ask. So let me call my sergeant. That's all I'm asking. right >> Call my I'm I'm to get it. >> That's all I ask. >> That's That's all I ask of you. >> Okay, so I can't do that right now cuz I don't have your phone. >> No. >> And you don't know the phone number? >> Just go Whoa, whoa. Pull over, baby. >> Oh, I lost it right here. >> I lost my phone. >> Say the number. >> Ma'am. >> Hey Kelly, this >> Just search You lost her. The cops don't do this [ __ ] >> That's all I need. Because I'm with the US military. >> You got to stop acting like this. >> No. >> So, she's making sure you don't have any weapons, okay? >> No, I'm not. I don't have any. >> Hey, and I'm not saying you do. >> Just Just tell her to stop. >> She has to make sure. >> Just tell her to stop. >> She can't. She has to do this to put you in her car. >> No, I have no right to everything. Why can't I go in your car? And if I have you got [ __ ] with all my like that purse I can't let her search her. >> If you search >> You can't. Because >> Turn to face me. This is going to be >> I'm not going to surrender. >> You You don't >> Because I need my sergeant to release me. >> So, that's not how all this works. >> You said your sergeant >> You said your sergeant's in Santa Fe, right? >> No, he's not. He's in Albuquerque. >> Okay, yeah, I'm sorry. He's out of Santa Fe. >> His name is Sergeant Nunez. >> Okay, so once we get all the paperwork taken care of and we find your car >> it won't. >> Which it won't. >> And it won't. No, no, no, no, no. >> Then I can also >> The exact moment she was forced into the patrol car, she threw away every ounce of military discipline to become a wild resisting suspect. Yet, she still foolishly believed her sergeant could come and save her. >> I will search your purse. >> Okay, I can't I'll that. >> No, you can't. >> working on finding your phone. >> You can't. You can't. >> [laughter] >> You can't. You can't because you're state of war. >> But you can't call somebody with a phone number you don't have >> No, my phone will be able to come to me and I'll be able to I'll log that [ __ ] >> I I so wish I could go poof and my phone would appear when I needed it. >> I'll find that [ __ ] >> Okay, sure, but I'm not going to go in there and find your phone. They have >> to talk to my freaking staff. >> Who's above a staff sergeant? >> [snorts] >> I don't know who that is. >> first class. >> So who's above the first class? Like who's the commander? >> major. >> Sergeant major? >> Yes. >> Okay, who's above the sergeant major? >> Sergeant major. Um >> Where are you at? Are you master sergeant? Santa Fe? >> Yes. >> She said she won't do that. >> No, I won't. >> Staff sergeant. Your staff sergeants >> No. >> Phone number. Okay? So we can call him. Okay? >> So we're working on >> No. >> Have a seat. >> No. You can't do that [ __ ] No. Unfuck your legs. No. >> Or I will charge battery on a peace officer. >> I'm not >> Sweetie, you're picking up more charges. With damage to to uh city property. >> IT'S NOT >> AND I WILL PUT YOU IN A PRESS. >> It's not damage. >> It is. You kicked my window, I will. >> You. >> I need you to stop or I'm going to put you in a helmet. Do you want me to put you in a helmet? So I don't owe you a phone call right now? So if you like, I could put a helmet on you. Hey. Stop. Whatever's going on here, stop. If she has a car key, give it to her. Stop. We're not doing that. Is Is intoxicated? >> No, I'm not. I have to do something. >> With the ego of a true Karen, Selina lived in a delusion that she was above being locked up. But the second that protective spit hood was placed over her head, her arrogance instantly crumbled. >> situation I have in hand right now. I got to put the helmet on you. >> Help. >> There you go. So, we're putting this on you so that you can tell me if you hurt your head, okay? When you're in our custody, you're our responsibility. >> I can't breathe. >> There you go. So your hair's not in your face. Is that something you'd like for me to do? Because I don't trust you not being in a helmet. Cuz you're hitting your head. Do you want to answer me or no? >> If you don't answer, the hair's going to be in there. >> Yes? Okay. We'll give you a chance to take a breather. >> I want to talk to my lieutenant. I need to talk to my sergeant. >> I'm sorry, I can't hear you, hon. >> I want to talk to my lieutenant. I need to talk to my sergeant. >> Wait, so my my lieutenant is trying to find a phone number to contact your sergeant. Okay? >> I just want to talk to my lieutenant. I swear. >> She was later booked into jail, drifting off to sleep from the alcohol, but the harsh reality check at the county jail woke her right up, forcing her to face the heavy price of her own wild behavior. >> Hey. Selena. Selena. She's passed out. >> Just cuz she's so drunk? >> I'll be right back. She just fell asleep. >> Selena. Selena, please. >> Selena, step out of the car, please. Let's go. >> If you don't step out of the car, we're going to have to carry you in. And I don't think that's going to be very comfortable, and I don't want to have to do that to you. Okay? So, I need you to wake up. Come on. Selena. Wake up. Okay? Step out. We'll help you walk in. Step out of the car. Come on. Selena. Wake up. >> Selena. Get out of the car. >> Wake up. Come on. Wake up. I need you to wake up. Come on. Wake up, or we're going to have to carry you in. That's not going to be comfortable. >> Okay, let's let's start getting out, Selena. Come on. There we go. Good? >> Thank you. Appreciate it. Oh, be careful. We got you. We won't let you fall, okay? Stay upright for me. We're going to walk in through these doors right here. >> Good job. >> Can you walk? Okay, sit down. Watch your head. Okay. Are you going to be chill with us if we move your cuffs to the front? Okay. >> I just really didn't get a chance to talk to her. I said it didn't fall off. >> We'll get you the bathroom, okay? Okay, just hold Just take a breath. >> It's It's It's tight. >> Okay. Um if it's uncomfortable and you need it cut off, do you Is it uncomfortable where you need it cut off? Okay. I'll let the nurses know, okay? We need you to step out, okay, hon? Were you able to get your ring off? No? That's okay. We'll let the nurses know, okay? >> It really didn't fall, but I wasn't able to talk to her. I said it didn't fall off. >> At the end of the day, it still wouldn't have changed you coming to jail. >> I don't know. If you know where my cell phone is. >> I don't know where that's at. That would never stop. >> That's all I'm really concerned with. >> But I I understand that, but I don't know where your phone is. When I came into contact with you >> Exactly, and you're telling me please. >> things were I'm more than happy to place you back into cuffs if you're this is how you're going to behave. >> Well, I'm not doing anything. >> It doesn't matter. It's your demeanor and your behavior. So, if your demeanor and your behavior. So, if you'd like to continue this way, I'm more than happy to place you back in cuffs. >> Well, I'm not doing anything. >> I don't say that. No, you're being disrespectful and rude. >> How am I being disrespectful? >> Because you're accusing you're accusing me of taking your phone that I never saw. >> I didn't say anything about my phone. No, I didn't. >> Yes, you're telling me it's my responsibility to find your phone, when it is not. >> There's cameras right there? >> Yeah, there's a camera right here. >> Exactly. >> Ultimately, she faced serious charges, including battery on a peace officer, battery on a bar security guard, resisting an officer, and trespass. On top of that, as a member of the National Guard, she will face strict military discipline under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, including [music] the risk of a bad conduct discharge or dishonorable discharge, completely ending her career. Now, that soldier thought her rank made her untouchable, but this next powerful woman takes it a step further, giving herself total immunity from arrest. The line between political privilege and handcuffs was completely blurred in Illinois on November 10th, [music] 2024. A woman identified as Commissioner Samantha Steel caused a serious accident, and then confronted the officers with a delusional above the law attitude. And here is how it all went down. >> Officer wants to talk to you. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I know it's on the side. >> Yeah, it's my identification. >> All right, so go ahead. It is by state law you have to give up your driver's license and your insurance card. >> Great. That's great advice. >> start the paperwork. >> Refusing to view the police as law enforcement, she tried to use her lawyer as a shield to establish immunity. However, the moment she was ordered to step out of the car for a test, that arrogance instantly turned into resistance as she played her ultimate card. >> I'm working. I have to be working. >> Are you working right now? >> Waiting for you. >> Can you hold that? >> What? What? I'm not holding anything for >> Just put it in the dashboard. That's fine. >> No. >> We are not going to hold anything for you. >> I don't need it anymore. You can put it in the dashboard. That's fine. >> Just need you to step out. >> I'm good. I'm fine. >> Okay, I know you're fine. Just exit the car, then. >> Her car might have spun out on the road, but it was this woman's ego that was truly spiraling out of control. Only after being pressured by both the police and her lawyer over the phone did she finally agree to step out, but she immediately refused the sobriety test. She knew damn well that the physical test results would be the most damning evidence against her in court. Yet, the second she realized she was definitely going to the station, she suddenly demanded to take the test, doing everything she could to stall until her lawyer arrived. >> Come on, then. Let's go. >> Can you just like >> No, no, we're not. >> Excuse me, what? >> That's a police car. It was bought to somebody else. >> Yeah. >> Got that on video. >> That's good stuff, too. How about I just give you all of it? >> Are you like uh Did you take any meds today? >> No. >> No? At all? Coming out of your mouth? Do you? Yes. >> I do. Excuse me. >> Do it yes, simple yes or no. >> No. >> You don't want to do it? >> No, I just >> So I already have enough to like take you in. So >> will be here. >> While waiting for the ambulance, police searched her car and found an open bottle of wine right in the driver's compartment. That was also when her lawyer made it to the scene, but there was absolutely nothing left to save. >> I know that she refused, so uh >> I got to know. >> Yeah, once we go to the station >> Station. >> No, she's going to go to the >> You just refused. >> No. I want to see the aunt here. >> You got to let her see the aunt. >> No, but uh hold on. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> She's got a very small wrist, so I'll make sure you cuff her. Make sure you cuff her. She has very small wrist. Careful. >> I'll make it loose, okay? >> Wow, that alcohol smells strong. >> You put Why would you >> It's a half empty. >> Has she been Has she been Mirandized? Is she under arrest? >> No, yeah. >> Not Mirandized and no nothing? >> She refused the field, so now we got to take her. >> She's going to She's going to go in an ambulance and then uh they're going to go with her. And we still got to do How many cars did she crash into, partner? >> Two cars. >> And her car is undrivable. So we have to tow it from the scene. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Come on, over there. >> Thank you, Sam. >> Uh >> Careful. >> After being treated at the hospital, she was booked into jail and faced charges of driving under the influence, refusing a breathalyzer test, and obstructing a peace officer. Her lawyer managed to exploit a procedural loophole, arguing that the police failed to properly warn her about the consequences of refusing [music] the test. The judge actually agreed to reinstate Samantha's driver's license while the criminal case moves forward. [music] She remains in office sparking a massive wave of public outrage over whether everyone is truly equal before the law. Well, saying no to the law is delusional enough, but wait until you see the nurse in this next case. She practically walks herself right into prison alongside her husband. On April 24th, 2023 in Illinois, a 911 call reporting domestic abuse suddenly turned on its head. The moment the police stepped in, the web of lies spun by a couple trying to trap each other was instantly shattered. And here is what actually went down. >> I'm Deputy Wells, just so you know, I got a body camera on. What's going on? >> Well, if you haven't heard the whole thing. Long story short, it's been going on for a long time, but the past couple of days it's been really bad. And um I went through this for like 7 years prior. But it was more um physical periodically, where this has been mental and emotional until tonight, obviously. Um But without being misleading I kind of got set up the last time and I ended up going to jail. >> Okay. >> Because of my ex of 7 years his mom put his her hands around my throat in my house. >> So this is this is somebody else then, right? >> It is. >> Okay, so what happened today with this >> Well, I feel bad for even calling it in because of that. Like feel like I'm a bad person and I'm not, but anyways, um it's been going on for a long time. Tonight, I got here. I even know which fork is the quietest in the house to not wake him up to deal with stuff, so I've stayed away all day. Um I had my youngest child all weekend and begged him to not show out in front of him, and he did. All weekend, and um so tonight I walked in and I had my key fob where I have it now, in my chest. And I walked in the door and got hit. >> Terrified that the police would uncover her shady past, she proactively laid it all out herself under the guise of being a victim. However, this little stunt completely backfired as her explanations made less and less sense by the minute. >> Is there a reason Was there an argument leading up to it or >> I mean, for a couple of days, and it was all over your Snapchat score went up by 100. I don't even know how that happens. >> Okay. >> I really don't. >> So, he he just hit you once in the face? >> Mhm, and I laid everything down, but >> Okay, on this that side here. Okay. That was right when you called us or a little bit before? >> Or I called 45 minutes after I decided to talk to the local cops first because I was I don't want anything to happen with what I already have going on pertaining to my baby. >> So, why uh why are you still here? Why didn't you leave and call us? >> Why didn't I leave and call? >> Yeah. >> Because I had a drink on my way here, and then when I got here, I'm at home, so I poured another one, and it's in the garage, and it's full. I I didn't want to leave. I don't want to drink and drive. >> Okay. Did you Was that >> And I told her that on the phone, too. >> after he hit you or >> What? >> You pouring another drink? >> No, I I don't know No, it was before. >> [snorts] >> Okay, so >> I got here. So, I got out of my vehicle and there's a beer fridge right there in front of my vehicle. >> So, you're pouring yourself another and then he walks out and doesn't say anything when he hits you? >> I had to go in through that garage that door right there, that main door into the mudroom. And we actually had to have a keypad code put on it not that long ago because he locked me out. And I had the kids with me. It like I seen the arm coming at me and I went to duck. >> Okay. >> I'm a lefty, so I >> Has he been physical in the past? >> Mhm. >> Yeah, when's the last time? >> Friday night. >> Friday night, yeah. >> My baby was here. >> What happened Friday night? >> He just grabbed me by my wrist and pinned me against the wall. >> The nonchalant way she walked into the garage to pour herself a drink proved she wasn't scared at all. Or maybe she was just using alcohol to mask her adrenaline after a fight she started. But it was the boyfriend's shocking testimony that truly flipped the script. >> She has been like kind of like in a bad deal today, so she came out town. I was up there, I came back home and she was acting up, but I was trying to like tell her to just like play to leave. >> Mhm. >> Cuz I like just please get out and she wouldn't. So, she threw the coffee um holder at me. And then I like grabbed I didn't touch her. I was trying to get her off me and she's got like a mug out of bruise here on me, so I was trying to like get her off of me. And I must like bump her or something and then she I finally just like I didn't realize I like hit the side like her face or anything like that. >> Okay, so what you guys were hanging out together in town? >> No, she's been gone all day. >> How she been gone all day? Okay. And then what were you guys arguing about initially? >> Just everything's been going on with the last couple weeks with her and I. >> Okay. Just relationship issues kind of. Okay. >> I wanted her to go leave and not be here cuz we just been going through some stuff today and I was just trying to be polite. And she just got mad and I was walking out towards the door. She grabbed a hold of the coffee like the glass or whatever it was and threw it at my back. >> Did it hit you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Do you have marks from that? >> It's just on my where she grabbed me on the arm. >> Okay, so she grabbed Was that after she threw that? >> Yeah. >> So she hit you with the thing and then she grabbed your arm. >> Yeah, on my sleeves. Sorry. >> That's all right. >> And I took pictures of everything. >> Okay. >> Where she grabbed me. >> Okay. So she threw that at your back. So you Were you going to the door to like let her out or >> I was walking out in the mudroom there. I was walking out to let her out. So and as I did that she threw it at me, hit me in the back, fell on the ground and broke. She swept everything up. And then she tried to grab a hold of me after she swept everything or before she swept everything up. And I was trying to like tell her like just stop shaking your head. I'm like just leave me alone. I want you to leave. >> The man fought back with silent stillness, quietly gathering evidence. He knew damn well that the legal system often leans toward protecting women. So his calm demeanor and physical injuries were his only real shield. >> Yeah. Okay. So did you throw a pot at his back? >> I didn't do that at his back. I told you I was >> Right. You Well, you said you threw it to get away from him. Right. >> I walked in right here on this mat by those Crocs, got hit. He was standing by the massage chair. I ran, grabbed the pot, threw it, ran to the bathroom. That's what I told you. >> Okay. >> And you can go back there. >> Did Did you So when he hit you you didn't >> grab him. I did not >> did you get these bruises on your arm? >> They're going to hear it on dispatch. >> Mhm. >> And I said, "He's going to say because he already told me if I called the cops because a local told me to that knows him better than he even knows me." It's from ex. That's what it's from. >> Okay. From how long ago? Like today, yesterday, a week ago? >> No. Uh At least 5 days ago. They have to be green and yellow, and if not, they have to be from work. If they're blue and purple, I'm not stupid. I'm a nurse. I I I did not I did not grab him. I did not put my hands on him. Like I did not touch him. >> Did he ask you to leave? >> Yes. >> Initially? Okay. And then >> And I said, "I do not have to." >> Okay. And then that's when he hit you. >> No, that was after. >> That was after? >> This is the classic excuse of a Karen throwing her career status around to cover up her statements. Specifically, her claim that a bruise has to be green to be fresh was a blatant distortion of medical facts, all in a desperate attempt to dodge the charge of assaulting her boyfriend. >> Again, just being 100% honest with you. Now, he also has marks on they're fresh. Like like there's still loose skin hanging off of it. >> Loose skin? >> Yeah, like it like a scratch that just happened and you can see like the little skin flakes that are still there. So, he he's got a fresh scratch on him and the bruises. >> Well, y'all can take anything out from under whatever's here because I had to clip everything last night to get my 3-year-old to let me even clip his toenails. >> That's fine. So >> I did not do that. >> I know. So, he he's got he's got the marks on him and he's saying the opposite happened. He's saying you threw pot at him and then Then grabbed him. Um did you ever grab them? >> No. No. >> Okay. No. >> So >> That's why I just said if you want to take whatever you need to take. >> And then and then let me see your let me see your fingernails. Okay, so they're they are pretty short here. Okay. >> I did not do that. >> All right, so I'm going to note that in my report. But like I said, he does have the fresh marks on him. He's saying that you were the aggressor, that you hit him. So again, because I have probable cause of domestic battery now happening in the opposite way, I have to take you to jail as well. Okay, so you guys are both going to jail. >> Oh [ __ ] >> So I'm going to ask you like I said, this is why I wanted you to stay home. Do you want to grab some some pants or something a little bit warmer like a sweater or something? Cuz you are going to have to be there overnight. You will you'll see the judge in the morning. >> It's not fair. >> And it's not to say that I don't believe you. >> [clears throat] >> Everything you told me is believable. Your your nails are short and everything else and that's all going to be noted on my report. But because of the way the statutes are in Illinois, I'm obligated. I have to do this. >> What am I going to be after I'm booked in a cell with a bunch of delinquents? >> I don't know. I'm not sure I can do that, but usually they just put you in the general So I'm not quite sure how they're going to do that. >> In the end, both of them were arrested, taken to jail, and face charges of domestic battery. Tell me, in a relationship that has deteriorated to the point where both sides are ready to trap and abuse each other like this, is there ever a real victim or are they both just perpetrators [music] of a tragedy they created themselves? Well, that nurse was only arrested once, but wait until you see Karen from the school system in this next case. She scores a literal hat trick in jail. In March 2026, in Marion County, surveillance cameras stripped away the horrific truth behind daycare doors. After brutally abusing three children in a single day and confronting the police with pure arrogance, this monster had no idea the price she was about to pay. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. Renee Davis? >> Yes. >> Hi. Hey. So, you're here while I read you your rights. You're about to be arrested, okay? So, I need you to go ahead and turn your Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. My keys? >> Where's your keys at? >> Like in my hat. >> Okay. Don't reach. Just put your hands behind your back. >> What am What am I getting arrested for? >> You're being charged with three counts of agg battery and three counts of endangering well-being of a child. >> I have animals and everything. >> Yep, we'll take care of it. What kind of animals do you have? Somebody that can call that can come take care of them? >> Yes. >> Okay. We're going to go down the steps. We're going to go ahead and get in my car. >> I need to lock my door. >> Okay, we'll lock it. >> And my keys? >> Where's your keys at? >> I have no idea. I just got in there. >> Do you give him consent to go in there to go ahead and grab your keys for you so I can lock it up? We're going to the PD. >> No, I don't give consent, so I guess I'll be locked out. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Like you're going to leave my door open? >> We'll shut the door. >> I I'll lock it. >> Well, I need a way to get in my home. >> Well, >> Where are your keys? >> I I don't even know. Can you check the center of my pocket? >> Okay. Right here? >> Um maybe they're on the bed. >> Okay. >> You have consent. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to go ahead and get her in the car here. >> Where's the bed? Um in the bed bedroom back there. >> Okay. All right. Down steps. We're going to go to this truck right here. 33. You have anything else in your pockets that's going to stick me, poke me? >> I don't think so. >> Okay. Go ahead and just step up there. >> I'm not going to be able to get up there. I'm short with the back hips. >> Okay, hold on. >> I'm really short. >> There you go. >> Confronted with child abuse allegations, her narcissistic nature made her completely numb. She was more fixated on an unlocked door than the six criminal charges staring her in the face, completely ignoring the detective and the child welfare worker as they laid out her crimes. >> Um are you wishing to speak with her one-on-one? Would you like >> I've already interviewed her. >> Oh, okay. >> The way that this all came out, did he tell you how it all started? >> No, no, he did. >> Okay. >> And so his foster mom came and picked him up and said something about, "Yeah, you have school tomorrow." He's like, "Well, I I don't want to go to school tomorrow." He's like, "I'm sick." And she's like, "Well, what makes you think that you're sick?" You know, he's four. >> Mhm. >> And he said, "Well, I pooped at school today." She's like, "Well, what do you mean you pooped at school?" >> Mhm. >> He said, "My teacher choked me and I pooped." >> Mhm. >> So that's how it all came out. So then from there, I went and met with them and then had him have a medical done. Then I went and to the school Monday, talked to the teacher and then we found out about this whole little cot incident that she completely downplays. We have the incident like incident sheet that is clearly not what really happened. >> That's what I saw too, yeah. >> Yeah, like no, like none of this is true. Um and I told her from there, I was like, "Now listen, I was like, once I review the footage, just going to be very open and transparent with you. Like I I can get law like law enforcement may become involved with that um and this is all a process." And she's like, "Okay." So then whenever I see the video, I was like, "Oh, crap. This is bad." >> I I reviewed it, too. >> Yeah, so once I seen that, I'm like, "Okay, this isn't just a four-year-old my teacher choked me and I got worked myself up and like it wasn't that bad." No, it's that bad. So I immediately came up here. >> [laughter] >> This one. >> And then while I was here talking to him, and the director called me and said, uh "We have more footage." And I'm like, "More footage of what?" And she's like, "We have two more kids. So then that's whenever we went back up there. Yeah. >> What's even more chilling is that the very second she was suspended, she immediately asked if she could apply for another job. >> There was a little boy with a cot with the chain. >> And he was the one that was like, whenever there was um story time and he was over on the side and then she picks him up by the arm and she's bear hugging him and then she's like making him hit himself like on his with his hands on the smear. >> All right, perfect. All right. Yeah, no, I I was I just met with uh foster greater briefly. I saw him reviewing the video and I was like, can I go can I go do that? And he's like, yeah, sure. So um perfect. Um I haven't talked to her yet. I haven't I'm going to memorize it yet. Um if are you wishing to sit in with that or >> That or I can watch it. I mean, it doesn't matter. Whatever. >> Okay. >> Um if you prefer it, I mean >> I'll How about I go see and see if she's willing to talk at first. >> Okay. >> Um we have we'll have video everything's recorded and there's so if you need to review it later or anything, that's fine. >> Right. >> I'll let me just try to see. I just don't want it to be like we have all these people coming in and then she's not willing to speak. >> Right. >> So I'm going to go talk to her one-on-one real quick and if she's willing to provide a statement >> Okay. >> then I'll come back and I'll grab you. I'll I'll have you follow me back there and then um I'll just shut the door behind me and if she's willing to you know, willing to speak then I'll have you come sit down with me. >> That would be great. >> I am going to read you these word for word, okay? Um I'm going to give you the spin. Once I get done reading them, if you understand all these rights, just please initial on each of these dark lines here and then sign at the bottom, okay? >> I can't see that. >> I have the right to remain silent, not make any statement at all, that anything I say can and will be used against me in a court or courts of law. >> Only after her legal rights were solemnly read to her and she was left isolated in the interrogation room did reality finally sink in. While she agreed to sign the acknowledgement form, she flatly refused to answer any questions without an attorney present. >> Okay. >> Am I able to notify somebody that I'm here and I don't have my cell phone? >> I I have your cell phone. Uh you will be able to be uh have a phone call. Okay? Um I do have uh DCFS that needs to speak with you just briefly. They need to give you some information. All righty? Um she's just standing out outside right now. And uh I will bring her in here. She'll speak with you. Okay? Um since you do not wish to speak with me and you have the right to an attorney and if you don't want to speak with me, that's fine. >> also since I walked out of my house, my cats, I'm worried about them. >> Like I said, you'll be able to make calls to figure out a plan with that, okay? Um so basically what I'm going to explain to you is just your charges. Okay? So you are going to be charged with three counts of aggravated battery to a child under 13 years of age. Those are class three felonies. Um and then you are also going to be charged with endangering. Um which is going to be three class A misdemeanors. Okay? So I just wanted to um >> misdemeanors and three felonies? >> Yes, ma'am. So um pretty much what's going to happen next is I'll have uh Ms. Ramsey come in. She's going to provide you the paperwork that she needs to give you and speak with you. Um and then I'm going to fingerprint and photograph you. And then you'll be transferred to Marion County where you will be detained. Okay. >> Well, when do I see a lawyer? The one I'll like you will I have an arraignment? Is that what it works how it works? >> So they they will detain you at Marion County. Um the judge will look over um the report. If they feel like they need to detain you until your court date, they will. If they don't, then you will be released and provided a new court date. >> Forced to shut her mouth about the case, she instantly shifted all her manipulative energy onto a story about her pets. It was her way of running away from the disgusting truth of her own actions against those children. >> So like, how will I work out the cat stuff? Like I'm really worried about the cats. >> Like I said, you'll be provided a phone call at Marion County Jail. All righty? So, once >> I only get one phone call, right? >> What's that? >> I only get one phone call. >> I don't know what their policy is with phone calls, but you're going to be transferred over there just shortly. Okay? >> how are they going to die? Like I don't know how long I'm going to be in here. >> I can't answer that for you. I don't know how long they're going to keep you. Um the charges that we are charging you with, um it's going to be up to uh the judge. All right, since we're going to have to take the truck, I'm going to cuff you in the front so you can get in the truck better, okay? Go straight in front of you. Yep. Should be a handle right there. >> Much better. >> Yep. >> Oops, hold on, my fingers are stuck. >> Okay. You want a seat belt or you good? >> Seat belt. >> All right, so >> Ultimately, she was hauled off to jail and faced charges including three counts of aggravated battery on a child under 13 and [music] three counts of endangering the welfare of a child. If convicted, her bail could be set as high as $50,000 along with the permanent revocation of her teaching license, [music] banning her forever from working with children or anyone vulnerable. That's what happens [screaming] when vanity blinds you into thinking you run the system. Subscribe for more because the next case of weaponized entitlement is an absolute train wreck you don't want to miss.