Help me, my daughter. She She's going to be me on the floor. She kicked in my door. Help me, please. >> I I had to get out and get away from me. She bit me on the leg when I push you away. >> Does entitled Karen think she can mistreat her own mother and just boss the police around? >> Back up. Back up. Close my door. >> Shut up. Well, just >> give me some water right now. Get me some water. Well, this entitled Karen forgot that honor thy mother isn't just a suggestion, right? Until the cuffs went on. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OFF of me. Get out of the car. >> Get off of me. >> A family tragedy was suddenly laid bare before the authorities on September 6th, 2025. Thinking she could stand above the law after abusing her own parents, the daughter confronted the police with a delusional superior ego. How will this drama finally end? >> What? >> Help me. My daughter, she's me on the floor. SHE'S KICKED IN MY DOOR. HELP ME, PLEASE. >> HEY, help me. car there. A black car on the black car. >> Hey, >> back up. >> Chill out. >> Back up. Close my door. >> Don't make us taste. >> Don't. >> You don't want to get taste for this. >> Close my door. Back up. Back up. Close my door. >> What's going on? >> Move. Get out of the car. We're going to talk about this. >> What are we going to talk about? >> What happened inside? >> Nothing. >> Get out of the car. We'll talk. >> Get out of my car. >> Get out of the car. We'll talk. >> Get out of my car. >> Get out of the car. We'll talk. >> Get out of my car. >> Get out of the car. We'll talk to you. >> Get out of my car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of my car. >> Get out of my car. >> Why do you want to make this worse? >> Get out of my car. >> Why do you want to make this worse? >> Get out. Back up. >> Why do you want to make this worse? >> I'm just going to leave. No, you're not. >> Back up. >> Not right now until we figure stuff out. >> Back up. >> Oh, wow. >> Get out of my car. Get out of my car. >> What's going on? >> Don't touch me. >> What's going on? >> Don't touch me. >> Don't me. >> What's going on? >> Don't me. >> Hey, go to the other side. Make sure she doesn't start this car. >> Realizing her power meant nothing to the police, she instantly grew more aggressive. Panic turned into violence the moment she saw an officer reach for the gear shift, directly triggering a rapid escalation. >> Get off of me. Get off. >> Get out. >> Get off. >> Get out. Get out. Seriously, >> get off. Get out of the car. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OFF OF ME. Get out of the car. >> Get off of me. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out. Get it off of me. [clears throat] >> Can you hit the gear real quick? >> Thank you. >> All right, now we're not falling. >> Get out of the car. >> [snorts] >> Got >> you want gloves. Wrist lock. You want gloves? >> Yeah. >> Just hold there. I got gloves on. Wrist lock it. >> All right. Hold that for him. Hey, get out of the car. Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Got that wrist. [clears throat and snorts] She's about to start fighting me. >> Take it down. Get down. >> All right. Get on the ground. I got to take him my way. My way. My way. Chill out. Chill. Chill. Chill out. Chill out. One second. One second. We have the ambulance. Tell me the ambulance is right here. >> Tell me what's going on. I need water. >> Okay. Well, tell me again. >> Even after being restrained, she kept barking orders like a government minister talking to her subordinates. In reality, demanding water wasn't about thirst. It was just her way of testing the officer's obedience. >> Give me water. What's going on? I need water and I'll talk. What's going on? Get me water. >> You need You need to come in. Get me water. You need to come in. >> Get me some [ __ ] right now. >> I swear to God. >> Stop. >> You better get me some water. >> You better. >> Get me some water. >> Just stop. >> Hey, don't do that. Don't do that. >> Okay, >> listen. Just >> you're going to Hey, what's your name? >> Move your right now. Stop. >> Just What's your name? >> I'm not telling you my name. >> Well, what can I call you? >> No, nothing. >> Okay. >> No, shut up. Well, just here's the deal. >> Give me some water right now. >> Get me some water. >> GET ME SOME WATER. >> YES. DON'T talk to me. >> Don't talk to me. >> Yeah. Huh? >> Don't talk to me. You don't talk to me either. You hear me? >> No. >> I'll talk to you if I want to. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> You will? >> Do it. >> No, I'm talking to you right now. >> Do it. >> Do what? Um, >> shut the >> shut up. >> I need to talk to you. What happened here? >> Shut the >> What's going on? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Whatever you feel is right. Um, she lives here. So, >> you say >> I'm not talking to you. >> So, I can call the >> Shut the up. Hiding her name and challenging the police was how she kept her arrogant mask on, believing the system would be helpless without her information. That's why even when a kind officer brought her water, she just kept making demands. >> Let me get you some water. >> Yeah, let go of me and let me drink my water. >> I'm not letting you go. We can give it to you. >> Yeah, you better give me some water. That's why you serve me. >> Yeah. No, I want her to do it. Give it to her. Give it the [ __ ] >> You're either going to get that water from him right now or you're not getting any water. >> Oh, really? >> So, let me know when you change your mind. Right. >> I'm here for whenever you change your mind. >> Hey, what happened to your finger? >> Shut the [ __ ] with you. >> Stop that. >> She's fine. I got her. >> Yeah. Stop. >> You stop. Don't do that. >> Don't do that. >> Don't do that. >> I got her. I got her. >> I got her. >> So, we do that again. >> Get her up in the car. We need to get her in a car. >> Give me some water. >> You still got us. Come on. >> No. No. Get me in a car. >> Stop that. Stop that. >> Stop. Get me some water first. No, you can get up and you can get in the car. Get up. >> Okay. You need somebody on the other side to pull her from the inside. >> You got it. >> You guys got her. >> Yep. >> I got her head. I'm supporting >> it. All right, let's just go to the ground. Let's go to the ground with her. >> When all her verbal manipulation failed, her hostility erupted into outright violence. She turned completely to dangerous physical violence, transforming herself from a public nuisance into a hostile criminal. >> All right, >> let's just leave her like this. Better calm down. We'll try again. Then stop kicking my officer. >> Do you want medical help or not? >> That's what we're trying to do for you. >> Stop kicking my body. >> Give me some water. >> We're past that. You're not getting water right now. >> Oh, really? >> Yep. >> Okay. Give me some water. >> Nope. >> I can't do it. >> Oh, you can't take it. Why can't you take it from me, sir? >> No. >> I want you. >> I want you or >> I can't come over there. >> Give me some water. >> Calm down. You get the water. >> All right, I'm calm. Give me some water. >> I'll be the decision maker on that. >> Getting water right now. Don't talk to the police like that. >> Sit up more. [snorts] Okay. >> Go ahead. Sit up. I'm right here. You don't talk to the Oh, really? >> Back up. Back up. >> Back up. >> Hey, sit up. Police. name Gloria. >> Yeah, I got her. Gloria, can we get you up and set you right here? >> That way you're off the concrete. >> No, please. No. >> Come on. >> I gave you all the good job. >> No. Pretty please. >> No. Uh-uh. No. >> Will you do it if I go help you up there? >> I'll do if you give me water. >> Okay. Well, that's up to them. Can I get water? >> If you get up here, we give you water. Okay. >> Yeah. Get up there and you'll listen to them. >> Come on. Do you need some help? >> No. >> Can I help you? >> No. I'm waiting for her to give me water. >> Okay. >> Oh, she wants water first. >> Water. >> No. No. >> No. She wants me to serve me. >> Yeah. You gave me water. >> You served me, [ __ ] How did it feel? >> How did it feel? >> I was going to see it first. That's what I thought. After receiving medical treatment, [music] the woman was taken to jail. She now faces charges of assault on a public servant, resisting arrest [music] with violence, resisting without violence, trespassing, and criminal damage to property. Once this footage was released, the online community was absolutely outraged by her attitude. And this is just a glimpse of that anger. Her bossy attitude is so gross and disgusting. Those cops need to taste her and put her in jail. Alcohol doesn't cause this. She is just simply a nasty, horrible person. [music] These officers are way too generous with this entitled idiot. She should have been pulled out of the car and cuffed the moment she put hands on the officer. What do you think about her attitude? Leave your comments down below. But that violent show of filial piety was nothing compared to what happened when she hit the gas next. On June 15th, 2024 in Ohio, a family dispute turned into a horrific crime when Anna used her car to murder her own mother. Facing the police after such a brutal act would the daughter's arrogant, superior attitude hold up against the law. Here is what actually went down. >> Get out of the way. Get out of the way. Get on in the car now. >> No, I'm not going. >> Watch out. >> Get out of the [screaming] car. >> I need to get back to Earth. >> Get out of the car. >> Go back to Earth. >> Watch out. >> Don't move. Don't Don't All right. Watch out. Stop. Shut. 16 have EMS respond in now. >> Ma'am, can't move. >> All right. >> Can't move. >> Okay. Stay with me. Okay. copy. She was pinned against the wall. Okay. If you got to throw up, you're fine. I got you. >> You got her. >> Yep. Got her. >> After the impact, instead of panicking over the gravity of what she'd done, she seemingly thought she could just drive away. Because of that, the police were forced to chase down her car, even with the door wide open and the front tire completely shredded. >> EMS is weather now on condition. disregard. She just turned westbound on a little over my head 275. Tire just lost 17. She's riding on her front right. >> 7362. Correction. 7362. That's not a good tag. Can you confirm 17 coming up on speeds of 40 speeds on 40? That's not a good tag. He's coming back. Not file. 6 Mary 17, she's ramping on to 275. Northbound speeds increasing to 60. 6 Mary 17, she's about to lose control. 61 17 53 over 4 speeds of 55 miles an hour. 61 17 just cross county coming up on exit. We'll try again. GO [screaming] MOVE. GO MOVE. Six 17. Taser deployed. Taser deployed. Slow down. >> You're good. Okay. Come on. I want to go to >> Please. I want to go back to >> I'mma pull us out. One, two, three. [laughter] >> You got another one. Ready? >> 1 2 3. >> What happened next clearly showed a girl in a state of psychosis, swapping instantly from driving like a reckless maniac. Anna suddenly turned to begging and crying for sympathy. Those erratic words were the clear confession of a shattered mind. >> Oh. Yeah. Don't let it out. Hey, there's a dog in there, too. A dog for 78. Can you try and contact animal control on this vehicle? Read her mind. Okay. >> Please. I want to go back to Earth. No, I'm serious. Please. >> No. Please. I want to go back to Earth. >> Have a seat in the car. >> Please. I've been abducted by aliens. >> Okay. >> All right. Right now, you're under arrest. Okay. >> Please. Can I go back to Earth? >> Before we ask you any questions, you must understand your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say? >> No. >> Come here. I want to go back. CAN I JUST STOP. Get in the car. >> I don't want to be on this. >> Did anybody watch the full event? >> So, I live right there in the White House. My wife's the one who called 911. >> Can I speak with her? >> Yeah, I'll go get her. >> This is our witness statement form. If you could just date and time, fill out this information for me in as much detail as you can and then a signature at the bottom. Nothing. I mean, my life. >> No, there there was there was nothing that you could have done. We couldn't get her out. You're not paid to put your life in jeopardy in. Okay. That is our job. That is what you guys pay us for. There's nothing you could have done. >> Please. I've been dissecting people. I want to go back to Earth. No, I'm not. That's not me. >> Anna. >> No. Let me off the bridge. Please. I don't want to exist anymore. Please. I just want to off the bridge. Anna, you're hurting anywhere. >> Please, >> Anna, we're going to put you on this cot. We're going to strap you to it. >> Let me go on the bread. >> You go with me. >> CCTV footage from the previous day was uncovered, exposing a bitter argument between Joyce and Anna over a mere cell phone. At the scene, Joyce was pronounced dead from a crushed pelvis, leaving her youngest son completely devastated. You guys might have move in your room. Go look wherever you like your stuff. Go. If it's not the car, I have no idea where you put your [ __ ] Try not. I don't want anything to do with you. Go in the house and get the out. Pick your [ __ ] I will drop you off at the home. Pass your [ __ ] >> I need another part of my ID. >> WHAT? YOU GOT AN ID IN THERE? WELL, I was in my house and I heard something crash and then I heard the the horn wouldn't stop. So, I rode my bike over here to see what was going on. And then that's when I saw him and my neighbor were up in the garage trying to get her out of the car. So, I was kind of watching things from my bike down here at the mailbox, but I was concerned about them cuz I could see the car would go to reverse and then out of reverse and she was revving it. They were >> Did you get hurt here? >> Yeah. Trying to get out of the way of the car coming down the driveway when she barreled down the driveway. Did that lady pass? >> She's no longer with us. Yeah. >> Wow. >> That wasn't able to come cuz I was getting off my shift and I told her to I sent a message after she ended the call just to call the police and then I never got a response back. I think she called me to get her out. >> She normally would call us though, right? If she's something she can't handle. >> Um She doesn't like calling the police at first. >> She We had She's had bad experiences with the police. >> Hi, can I help you guys? >> Our sister-in-law >> and we just wanted to see what was going on. >> Oh, okay. Well, I'm I'm sorry for your lawn. >> We're communicating with Elizabeth who's flying in the daughter from >> Oh, we know she stayed away from the house last night cuz Anna was beating her up and hitting her and stuff and so she went and stayed over at Elizabeth's. And >> we got the text this morning. can somebody please, we live in Columbus, can somebody please go? And I said, you know, let's call for a well check or something. >> And she said, well, we think mom is hurt. And so we got in the car and >> Following that horrific crash on the highway, Anna suffered severe injuries, including a collapsed lung, a broken leg, and internal bleeding. Yet from her hospital bed, instead of showing pain or asking about her mother, she just kept rambling to the detective, spinning an impossible fairy tale. >> Where would I be in trouble for? All I do is drive away and try to Well, that's what I'm trying to figure out is what's going on. I accidentally drove forward and then I needed help backing up. I just wanted her to drive away. She started dragging me down the road cuz she had my phone in her purse. So, I held on to her purse and then she just started dragging me. >> She's not an old woman. She's strong. >> How was she dragging you down the road? >> By her purse. So you kind of were playing tug of war with a purse. >> Yeah. My ex-boyfriend was to hell. >> Where was hell for you? >> At my sister's house. >> At your sister's house. >> Why was it hell? >> I got my face off. >> Just cuz you got your face ripped off. >> I literally ripped off and now I have a new face. And then I also ripped my body off in that camper. I made my body apart. I have a video of it. >> Were you How long ago did you break up with your ex >> like months ago or something in the hospital? Like no matter how many times I wanted and it like accidentally happens, he's like I just won't. And he's trying to erase me. He looked at our family photos. All my photos of me and Eric >> from your house. >> Yes. She's extremely strong. She broke my leg. >> When did she break your leg? >> From your house. I broke my sunglasses and then she started me and then I started finding them back. >> Yeah. >> And then she broke my leg. >> Do you remember what day that was? >> It was yesterday. >> It was yesterday. >> All I wanted to do was do outpatient and stuff and she agreed I was fine. Right when I got home was like we started fighting the alien or something. Like I looked at her closely and I took a picture of her. I have it on my phone. She's not cute. All I was trying to do is just a valid attempt. >> Okay. >> I didn't want to hurt anybody. I didn't want to hurt the car. I didn't want to hurt anybody. I didn't want to do anything. >> Anna was initially arrested and charged with felony offenses, including aggravated murder and two counts of felonious assault with bail set at a staggering $5 million after a year of medical treatment. On August 19th, 2025, the court officially [music] sentenced Anna for involuntary manslaughter, handing down 21 to 26 years in prison. [music] And here is what the online community had to say to her. She started pushing that insanity defense [music] really quick. She needs to be put in prison for life. She's a danger to society. She is trying to play the crazy card. She knew what [music] she was doing. What do you think? Leave your comments down below. You think this case was crazy? Just wait until you see the twisted granddaughter in the next one. On December 16th, 2025 in Florida, the cries for help from an 89year-old grandmother being abused by her granddaughter forced the police to step in. Instead of showing remorse, the 29-year-old ungrateful child pushed back with her usual arrogant superior attitude. How firmly will the law deal with her? >> Let's go to the police department. >> Um, you guys live here, right? >> Yes. >> Um, can I talk to you over here real fast? >> Did you guys miss anything or >> We did not. We were sitting on the front porch smoking cigarette and she came running out screaming, "Help me! Help me! My granddaughter's attacking me." So, we got to her as fast as we could and I called 911. She said that her granddaughter kicked her, bit her on the ankle, um threw her on the ground, but just so you know. >> Hi, ma'am. I'm officer Police Department. >> You have to speak. >> Okay. Is she able to [laughter] walk? >> Yeah, she walks over here, but she's very shaky right now. I I mean I have money you get on. >> Okay. Would it be comfortable like if you go back to your house and then I'll talk to you? [laughter] >> Okay. Okay. I was just asking you cuz I I know it's kind of cold. Okay. >> I I had to get out and get away from you. Don't need me. She bit me on the leg when I push her away. >> Okay. >> So, what happened from the beginning? [laughter] What happened, ma'am? >> Oh, she had to me one day. got so angry and I wouldn't look at her and she got me grabbed by the wood and she look at me look at me and I and she wanted and she wanted to argue with me and I wouldn't I please you're hurting me you're hurting me I got outside in back and I wanted and she grabbed me again and she's hurting I'm yelling out the back help me please somebody help and she >> how did she bite you though like was she like did she Any she's supposed to be packing all her things. She's supposed to be leaving. >> I was made on the film watching TV and she said something that I didn't look at her because I don't want to talk to her. And then she came over and I started attacking me over that right a little container right there from a Chinese person. >> Okay. She had >> just give me a second. Let me tell her that. Just contact >> her violent behavior stems from a fragile ego. yet one filled with a delusional sense of power. By choosing to attack the elderly woman's weakest point, her ability to communicate, she wasn't just venting her anger. She was trampling on basic human decency. >> We're going to do our own investigation. Um, do you want to be transported to the hospital? Get checked out. >> You don't know? >> I don't know. I don't know. She's been doing this to me for 3 days. >> [laughter and gasps] >> I just don't want to live. Just get away from me, please. >> Does she live here with you? >> She >> Does she live here with you? >> Yes. >> My god. Yes. >> Okay. >> Miss Miss Judy, >> she attacked me. Miss >> Judy, be on the floor. Judy, I'm getting away from it. >> I I think you should go to the hospital. Okay. I I really think you should to get checked out. >> We can come [laughter] pick you up. We can come pick you up, but I think you need to get checked out at the hospital. >> Or how about this? We'll have medical come. They'll check you out and then they'll advise whether that you you go or not. And it's a it's up to you. >> We take you out of there. >> Okay. >> I have not been there. >> We'll go talk to her. We'll see what's going on. But yeah, can we do that? Can we call medical? >> I'm going to show you your leg. Okay. >> Take you out. >> I'm going to show her your leg. Is that fine? >> Can I see your leg? You guys, >> how old is your granddaughter? >> How old is she? >> Mhm. [laughter] >> She's 20 20 >> and she's there at the house right now. >> She's 29. >> 29, right? >> She's 29 years old. >> Okay. >> And she's inside the house right now. >> She has a >> She's there at the house. >> Yes. >> When the officer walked into the house and confronted her directly, she acted completely unbothered, as if she had nothing to do with it. Immediately after, she began manipulating the truth by spinning a completely different story. >> Hello. Do you mind stepping out here and talking to me? >> Do you have a seat also? >> Yeah. >> What? So, what's going on this evening? >> I get I had some rice that I had in the fridge. >> Okay. >> For my dinner. >> She's kicking me out. I said fine. I'll be out in a week. >> Okay. >> That was yesterday. Thank you. She took it in her hands to throw it out. >> I went over to her. I said, "What the hell happened to my rice? That was my dinner. I don't have anything to eat right now." >> Okay. >> She started cracking up, laughing, saying, "It was old." Like, granny, it was 2 days old. I got that 2 days ago. She's like, "Oh, well, who cares?" >> Just so that you had no right touching food that wasn't even yours. >> I got that from a friend at my job. >> Yes. I'm in her face. I'm like, >> you don't have to get >> I'm like to mine. But how far would you say >> about here? >> Okay. >> She's on the sofa. I'm standing on the What the >> She's standing in front of the sofa. >> She's laying on the sofa. >> Okay. >> I stand in front of What the >> Yeah, that was my dinner. >> Mhm. >> I'm trying to get out as fast as I can. She doesn't even want me here right now. What's wrong? >> She wants me over at my place right now that I'm currently trying to move into. >> Yeah, >> she grabs me. >> Which hand would you say? >> She's probably like her right. She's right-handed. >> Okay. >> So, when she's laying on the sofa, is her head over here and her legs this way or is it the other way? >> Are you right? >> Okay. >> So, guys, I push her back to get off. >> She's freaking out. I noticed she's having a hard time breathing. I HAD TO ASK WHY I GET MY inhaler like, "Hey, two puffs. Two puffs. Take a breath." >> Where else did she grab one? >> Knowing full well that admitting to beating an 89year-old woman would ruin her, she tried to create a logical cover up by detailing distances and gestures. Abusers always remember the victim's mistakes perfectly, but conveniently forget their own cruelty. >> So, should your your grandma, your grandma, right? >> Yes. Should she have any other injuries to her? >> Not that I know. Cuz like I should like grab her hands. She might have some ratting on her arms cuz I'm trying to pull her off and said she's grabbing at my face, scratching my chest. So I'm trying to grab and push her. >> And all of this is she's grabbing at you while she's laying down. >> She's sitting up trying to move around. I'm >> I just want to know what the hell you did with my rice. She threw it. And then like I honestly if I get a ride I will leave right now with the rest of my [ __ ] >> So I kind of know how you got your injuries, right? Uh cuz she was trying to scratch you, right? >> Yeah. >> So she does have some injur injuries as well. You know how she got them like >> cuz I know when she was trying to grab me if it's on like her arms and stuff. That's cuz I was grabbing her to get her off of me from grabbing and scratching. She was right here. She was grabbing at me glasses. >> Okay. >> I don't have vision insurance right now. I can't break these. So I'm grabbing her to push her off of me. >> Did she happen to fall in that time frame or on the floor or? >> Yes, but she's like she has bad hips. So that's why I was trying to get her to push her to the couch. So less fall. It's seating like here. So what I'm trying to get her off and I was aiming for the couch so it wasn't a bad fall. It's cushion. It's soft couch. >> Like I don't want to cause her more pain even though sheing hates me for stupid [ __ ] Do you mind if I go inside and take pictures of where it happens? >> Yeah. Get >> She was trying to get up from the sofa and I guess she was having like attack and she just kept putting her down and she just kept getting up and she's like, "You know what?" She She was pretty much trying to fight her cuz she has injuries, too. So, it kind of seems like she was just like trying to like, "Hey, just go to sleep. Stay in the bed right there on the sofa." But yeah, but she does have injuries where I guess kind of consistent where she's trying to like, "Hey, just have a seat. Have a seat." She's all scratched up there. So, it doesn't It kind of seems like she was just like a wra check for her like it's like >> Did she say anything about the bite like if she bit her or not? She does have a >> No, I saw it too. >> Um she didn't say anything none of that. She said she might have some injuries here from the arms where she was grabbing her and maybe the back where she fell and then and left. >> She did say that she grabbed her but she kept on telling her to let go. let go and she wasn't letting you off. >> And that's pretty much cuz she was trying to run away and then I guess it got to the point that she's like, "You know what? If you really want to take off, go ahead." Like, "I'll just pack my stuff and I'll head out." >> So, because I'm going to ask you some other questions. >> Yeah. >> I'm just going to read you something with these rights in mind. Do you wish to speak to me? Do you wish to speak to me? Yes. >> So, mainly we keep asking you should your grandma have any other injuries because there was a couple of injuries she did have to a person. How would she have gotten those injuries? >> I know. When the officer questioned her about the injuries on the grandmother, she instantly offered the most shameless explanations. This self-made savior act and these lies told in the name of humanity were nothing but a cover for the brutal nature of her crime. >> I was trying to push her off of me. >> Uh-huh. >> She was scrabbing, pushing, scratching. >> She did try to bite >> where where >> she tried biting my hand. >> Okay. So, at what point if you could just start from the beginning? She's laying. You're standing her. You're addressing the >> the the rice. >> There was when she first fell, I was trying to help pick her up cuz I know she has bad leg and I don't want her. She bruises easily. >> I don't want her to get super hurt. So, I was trying to pick her up. I said, >> "Let me get you on the couch so you don't hurt yourself." She grabbed my hand and tried biting my hand. >> And did she say anything while she's doing that? No. Okay. And she had fallen because she tried to get up and you guys >> walk away and I was standing there. >> Did you stop her from walking away? >> Yes, I know that. >> And how did how did you stop her from walking away? >> Hand out. Can we talk? Um and then I'm trying to help her up. She's trying to bite my hand. >> Okay. And then when she's trying to bite your hand, what do you do? >> Try to push her away. >> Okay. At any point, did your hand hit her her mouth, her lip, her nose? trying to rip her my hand away. >> Okay. So, it wasn't just like >> there wasn't any reaction where you just hit her face to get her to stop from trying to bite you. >> I can't say I didn't hit >> because I don't remember how fast what I know. I tried pushing you. It might have been faster than I wanted, harder than I wanted, >> but >> And where would you have hit her on her face? >> Probably math cuz she was trying to bite me >> to her ankle. How did she get that injury at any point? Did you bite her this evening? >> I don't know. >> If there was a point that you could have maybe b her at what point during this whole interaction, what when was it? >> I honest. >> But is it a possibility? >> Probably. >> You talking to me? Just hang out here. I'm going to go talk to him really fast and then we're going to get your grandma some help. arrest. >> Oh, I didn't put your hand through. Do you have anything in your pocket? >> In the end, the girl was hauled off to jail, facing charges of aggravated domestic battery on an elderly and disabled person. If convicted, she could face 3 years of probation and a permanent restraining order keeping her at least 500 ft away. Once this video hit the internet, the online community was [music] even more outraged than in the previous case. And here is just a glimpse of that anger. Beating up your 89year-old disabled grandma is despicable. Lock that 29-year-old toddler up and get a restraining order. Hurting the elderly children and people with disabilities is like kicking a puppy. They deserve to go straight to hell. How evil do you have to be to beat up your own grandma? What's your take on this? Leave your comments down below. The grandmother managed to escape, but the police weren't so lucky with this next mother of the year. In Carbon County on June 16th, 2025, a drunk driving incident that nearly cost someone their life brought a local Karen right into the police's crosshairs, challenging the officers with her reckless, entitled logic. How will this little drama finally end? >> I'm Deputy Cabar County Sheriff's Office. The reason I'm pulling you over is when you pass me over there on the traffic stop, you got to adhere one lane to move over Law and Florida, you have to adhere one lane to law enforcement. You almost hit me. I saw you swerving and you swerved almost hitting me. And then when I get behind you at the main light, you're itching forward way past the stop bar on a red light. You're almost in the lane of travel where the vehicle's coming at you. Not to mention the semi-truck driver you cut off when he was yelling at you outside your window. >> Where do you have dinner at? >> What is it? >> Fried crab. >> Fried crab. >> I don't know how you have your insurance. Sometimes it's carried by the phone. You have the app on the phone or sometimes people have a hard copy of it. This is all information that you have to have prior to driving the vehicle. >> I do. I do. I know. But this guy is like he's a whole situation. So I guess Definitely get it. >> I am. I am. I am. I have. >> Okay, ma'am. Don't worry about the insurance for now. No, cuz I see you're not making any effort on your phone. So, don't worry about the insurance for now cuz I've already given you enough time to try to locate. All right. So, just go ahead and put your phone down. All right. All right. How much have you had to drink tonight? Ma'am. Hello. How much have you had to drink tonight? A few drinks. How much is a few? Cuz a few to me might not be a few to you. >> Based on your driving pattern and how I've seen you driving and what I'm seeing here with you right now, I believe that there be level some signs of impairment and you have an open container of alcohol in the back seat that this deputy is stating and you have kids in the car. All right, hang up the phone at this point. >> Instead [snorts] of worrying about her dangerous behavior, she pretended to be busy with her phone just to buy some time. Moving past her initial drunken confusion, her behavior quickly turned into a deliberate attempt to ignore the police. >> Yes. When I get pulled over, I don't immediately hop on the phone. I try to talk to the deputy that I'm speaking to. Is there a reason why you're looking over there at him and not at me and I'm the one speaking to you? >> I got it. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight, ma'am? Is there a reason why you're ignoring my questions? I don't know. >> Okay. >> You You don't want to answer my questions? But I'm trying to determine if you're safe to drive right now cuz I see signs of impairment. You're not willing to cooperate with my questioning. You don't want to talk to me. You don't want to Would you like to perform standardized fuel soiety exercises determine if you're safe to drive? >> No. I'm going to take that silence as a no if you don't reply to me. >> No, sir. >> Based on your driving pattern and with me talking to you here at the window, I've seen signs of impairment. I am requesting. >> What? >> I can smell it coming off of you. >> Okay. Your eyes are shaking and you're you're jittery. Just me staring at you and that's showing me signs of impairment right now. Just speaking to you. How much have you had to drink tonight? And are you willing to perform standardized field sobriety exercises to determine if you're safe to drive? Yes. You're willing to perform the exercises? Okay. Turn the vehicle off. We got your kids in the car. I don't want to make it any worse. Hop out for me. >> I'm I'm asking you to get out of the car. I've asked you multiple times now to get out of the car. My son is autistic. >> I understand, but that doesn't change the fact that I believe you're driving impaired. Okay. So, if you would like to perform the standardized sobriety exercises, determine if you're safe to drive, we'll stand we'll stand this way. We'll come over to this way and we'll perform those exercises. So, step away from the vehicle and let's go over there for right now. We don't have to do this in front of the kids. >> After multiple refusals, the woman was forced to step out of the car for a field [music] sobriety test. When questioned about contact lenses or any medical eye conditions, she just lied through her teeth. >> Medical symptoms or anything medical conditions I need to be aware of before we perform the exercises? Anything I need to be aware of that could perform your ability with your eyes or walking or balance? >> Oh yeah, like I have a stigmatism. >> You have a stigmatism in your eye? >> Both eyes. >> You have any else wrong with your eyes or any medical conditions or anything else that's wrong with you? >> No. >> No. I'm going to check your eyes for this exercise. Okay? I'm going to need you to stand together with your feet touching like this, feet together, and your hands down by your side. Okay? Remain in that position till I'm done giving you my instructions. Okay? >> Do I take the call? >> No, not right now, ma'am. >> I mean, police don't come here. >> Okay. Well, I'm asking you to perform these exercises and now you're impeding with my investigation. >> What do you want me to do? >> I want you to hang up like I'm requesting you to do while I perform my investigation. >> Do you want me to hang up? I want you to do what he's asking you to do. Okay. >> Hey, uh, Charles, they're wanting to do a complete investigation on me and they don't want you to come here. Just saying. I'm going to show me. >> Oh, no. The kids are in the car, but they're um wanting to do a whole thing. It's a very Alan Kelly kind of move. >> I know. I know. I know. >> I I will be. >> All right. Hang up the phone, ma'am. I will most definitely be talking to Ronnie D in the in the morning. But um that's what we're doing right now. >> Yeah. Know the kids are in the car and they're doing this whole thing in front of them. They got they got me standing and like doing the whole thing. >> All right, ma'am. Hang up the phone, please. I'm not going to request. >> They want me to hang up cuz it's embarrassing them. >> If you want to perform the exercises, we need to conduct the exercises. Realizing she couldn't pass the test, she instantly switched from direct defiance to putting on an act. By intentionally messing up the instructions, she hoped to delay the inevitable and wear down the officer's patience. >> And your hands down by your side. There you go. Now, now they're touching. Your hands down by your side. Okay. Remain in this position till I'm done giving you my instructions. Okay. You see the red stimulus, correct? Can you see the red light? You're going to look at the stimulus and follow the stimulus with your eyes and your eyes only. You're not going to move your head. Keep looking at the stimulus until I tell you the test is over. Look at the light. Follow the light. You're not even looking at the light. Follow the light. You're just looking straight ahead. I need you to follow the light. Try not to move your head. All right, you can relax. So, when you say you've had a few to drink, how much is a few to drink? >> Guys, we went and played mini golf and I had >> two beers. I think you've had more than two. Okay, >> ma'am. I've asked you to perform the exercise. If you're refusing to perform the exercise and you're taking a phone call, then we're going to have to go from there. I'm asking you to perform the exercises. Okay, hang on. Hang on. I haven't instructed you to begin. Ma'am, I have not instructed you to begin. >> I'm doing the whole thing. >> You need You need to let me explain the instructions before you begin. >> What is your deal? >> My deal is that you're driving drunk with kids in the car. >> That's my deal. And you almost hit me when I was on a traffic stop. So, do you want to perform this exercise? Is this exercise? >> No, ma'am. You did not. You did not let me explain the instructions and you began before the instructions began. Are you refusing to perform the exercise? Ma'am, I'm asking you not to take a phone call, >> please. >> Ma'am, I'm asking you not to take a phone call. >> I'm not taking a phone call. >> Okay, then why are you talking to your Apple Watch? >> Cuz I'm texting somebody. >> I'm asking you not to do that right now. I'm asking you to perform the exercises. If you're refusing to perform the exercises, we're going to have to go from there cuz you're refusing to perform. >> I'm not refusing to >> Okay, then let's perform the exercises. Would you like to perform the exercises? I'm going to wait until >> So, you're refusing to perform the exercises? >> No, I just did. >> No, you did not. I I tried to explain the instructions to you. You began the instruction. You You began the exercise before I be gave you the instructions. Now you're walking away. >> I'm not I'm not walking away. >> The downfall of a Karen always follows the exact same script. Arrogant at the start, making excuses in the middle, and in the end, she threw away her very last chances with her own two hands. >> Opportunity before I place you in handcuffs. You're done performing the exercises. I don't I don't think that's the way it goes. >> How what goes I'm asking you to perform the exercises. You're not you're not >> I perform the >> Okay, put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Don't resist. Don't resist. Do not resist, ma'am. Do not turn on me. I gave you ma'am. Put your hands behind your back before you catch an additional charge. Ma'am, I don't want to hurt you. Put your hands behind your back. >> You're being placed under arrest for DUI. >> Why? >> We'll take the watch off court call 911. Your watch is calling 911. We're trying to prevent it. Please stop. >> Okay. Come to my patrol car. >> Yeah. Do you have a husband that lives here? Do you live with your husband? Are you here with Charles? Or I'm trying to figure out who you come with kids. >> Charles Cypr. My husband is Alan Kelly. Can you please let go? >> No, man. I'm going to hang on to you for now. >> But why? >> Cuz you're intoxicated. So for your safety intoxicated. >> Do you have a Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> I'm sorry. Do you have a medical marijuana car? >> Marijuana? >> Yes. >> Walk over to my patrol car, ma'am. >> Walk over to my patrol car. I'm not going to tell you again. You're going to catch an additional charge for resisting arrest. >> Just walk this way, ma'am. Just walk this way. Okay. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Ma'am, I'm requesting you to have a seat. You're placed under arrest. >> I'm not holding on. Just have a seat. >> Have a seat before you catch an additional charge for resisting arrest. >> Question. >> What's your question? >> Ask question when you get in the car. Ma'am, have a seat. >> Sit up. >> Watch out for your dress. I want you to get it in the door. Thank you. Hop out for me. Walk over to that door for me. Ultimately, the woman was hauled off to jail, facing charges of DUI, driving without valid insurance and child endangerment. If convicted, her license could be suspended for up to a year, along with fines reaching up to $4,000. This drunk mother chose arrogance, but the mother-daughter duo in our next case chose to keep a secret instead. A routine administrative procedure suddenly turned into a psychological battlefield on December 8th, 2023. Facing the police, a greedy and deceitful motherdaughter duo refused to admit their faults, choosing instead to act with a delusional superior ego to hide their dishonest secrets. [music] And here is what actually went down. I'm going to have you hop out real quick. Okay. And step back here. Step right back here. Okay. That's good. Right here. Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. No. I'm just going to check you real quick. Okay. Nothing in there. >> No. >> Okay. Right over here. I'm going to get your name and stuff. Okay. >> Uh payment. >> Okay. You're suspended. >> Yeah. And I don't want to lose my card. And >> if all it is is a suspended license. >> It is. And that's all that it is. And >> does she have a valid license? >> No. She don't. Not right now. But I could get somebody to come and take it. I don't want to lose it. >> I I get it. If that's all it is. >> Yeah, that's all it is. >> I'm not going to I'm not going to take you to jail. I'm not going to tow your car if that's all it is. Okay. >> I appreciate that. And that's all >> I'm going to get some information coming from my dispatch and stuff. And if that's all it is. >> All right. I'm letting you know by being honest with you. I don't want to lose my car. >> Where you coming from? >> Walmart. >> Very happy. >> Where do you Where did you come to for so? >> Yeah. picking out the gifts in the bank. >> Picking up gifts at Walmart. Hop out real quick. Okay. >> She says, >> she says immediately when you got him out, do you have to pat the me down? >> You have to hand me down. >> Step. Do you have anything illegal on you? >> No. >> No. No. >> Do you have anything illegal in the car? >> Can you flip your pockets inside out? We're going to Wilmington visited sister and woman. >> I know Wilmington. We just came from there now. What? >> We just came from Morris >> Morris and Wilson to where I we live. >> Okay, step back here with them, please. >> Moving from anxiety, the man shifted to relief when the officer promised no arrest would be made if it was just a suspended license. This relaxation inadvertently lowered his guard. But the chaotic mess of items inside the car instantly gave everything away. I think it makes sense. I don't think I think if there's going to be something, she just crack a little bit. >> Yeah. She showed me her ID and she used to be big girl. Now she's nothing. >> The way they were driving it, I look in there's a bunch of stuff in here. I'm like, "Oh, did they just do a theft at Walmart and they're from now?" >> She's not nervous. >> No, she just >> He is. Which >> I'm just going to check it real quick. And Yeah. >> Come here for a second. I want to talk to you. Okay. So, in your purse, there's a blue straw full of white powder. Do you snort stuff? Look up at this guy. Just tell me the truth. >> I have. >> You have? >> In the past. >> In the past. When's the last time you used it? >> Here's what I'm going to tell you. If you have something hidden on you, let me finish. But let me finish. If you have something hidden on you and you're honest with me about it, We can talk about it. >> If my female officer gets here and she finds something on you, we're not going to talk about it at all. And we're going to go to jail. >> Do you have something hidden on you? >> Cuz I do not believe you. >> I know. Sorry. >> You >> I'm 60 years old. >> Number two. >> I >> What am I going to >> I'm sorry. If I go back to Walmart and check all the video surveillance and all that. Now, I could take care of this before we find out >> if you if we return stuff. Did you >> Did you What did you take that you didn't pay for? >> The accomplice's initial confidence vanished, replaced instead by a complete physical and mental breakdown. She began to stutter, unable to look the officer straight in the eye, and was utterly helpless when it came to proving the receipts. Take a >> surveillance video. No, >> honestly, cuz we cuz I could sort this out before you were to get >> I'm going to go find the receipt. Before you were >> Who bought it or anything? >> No. >> It's all stolen. >> Stolen? >> Yeah, there's no receipt. Stip it. Just get it there. You know, turn around. >> Where's the receipts at, man? Give me your hands. >> I know. >> We know. >> I know. Just stole it. >> I'm just going to detain you for right now. Okay. >> Just to take >> You're not under arrest. >> Seriously. >> You're not under arrest. undergopy. >> Listen, >> you're not under arrest. Okay, >> just listen here. Not under arrest. I got to read this to you. >> My If you're honest, >> my cigarettes My cigarettes are in my other purse. >> No, they're not. >> Where's your >> Dude, you got to back the away from me. Really? I'm really claustrophobic. >> Okay. >> Why all on me? You're all on me. >> Come here, friend. I assume I'll walk out. Okay. >> Listen. Stop. >> I'll walk out. I'm gone. I didn't do [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> I'm going to read you something. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> If you talk to me about that stuff and if any of it is stolen, if you didn't pay for it, I can talk to Walmart about just returning it and not pressing charges on you guys. >> Did you steal it? Just a thing in the back in the box. I don't >> And a watch. >> No, >> I can't understand you. >> I need a lie. I'm having a nervous breakdown. >> Do you want an ambulance? >> Um, no. >> No, I just want to lie for my cigarette, please. >> I just Please. >> She is becoming extremely tense, knowing full well that the police have uncovered all her secrets. Once her alibis completely falls flat, her body and physical symptoms instantly become a Karen's absolute last weapon. See, >> don't fall there. Like, where's some time? >> Have you ever been arrested? Have you ever been arrested for stealing stuff? >> Okay. >> Can you give me a CPU on both subjects? >> Wow. >> Do you have the receipt? Yes or no? >> What gives you the right to judge me? >> Do you have the receipt? Yes or >> I'm not. >> Okay. Do you have the receipt or not? made. >> You have to receive >> out of my face. >> Now you're going. >> She's a thief. >> I got stop. >> You tell him I am full of hardware. >> Where are you kicking my ass? >> You just kicked me. >> Let's stop at >> Or are you going to be honest now and tell me that Nick paid for it all? >> We didn't pay for it. I didn't pay for it. >> Okay, so you stole it. >> Thank you for being honest. That's all I was trying to get out of you. I didn't mean I maybe I came off a little rude the first time you >> and and I apologize for that. But you can't can't sit there and start, bro. >> What's that? >> Everybody >> what? >> Everybody just me and >> But here's the thing. Was I ma'am? Was I wrong? >> We got a job to do >> out of the car and stole it. All that stuff from Walmart. >> This bag. >> What bag? >> Bag seat. >> The bag. Well, >> I walked out with it. He's I'm >> Was he Was he in there with you? I'm pulling Titan. >> Okay. Is he Was he in there with you? >> And I walked out with it. >> But was he in there with it? >> He was in there earlier and I walked out with it. >> You walked out with it? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And I get the phone and I go to jail. >> And he didn't. He didn't steal anything? >> No. >> Instead of surrendering in humiliation, she chooses to explode to release her negative energy. But the moment she faces felony charges, a hero mentality kicks in. She takes all the blame upon herself just to get her son released and keep the car. >> Yeah. She says all hers. She walked out with it. >> Okay. You're Dorothy, right? >> Yeah. But he's going for suspended, too. >> Joe, you're really going to let her take the fall for all this? >> I didn't do nothing, man. Himself. >> She wanted them tools. Or you wanted them tools? >> I don't want to. >> Come on, man. And I've been honest with you for the job. >> So, and I'm trying to give you a chance and I'm being honest with you. So, right now you're going to jail for a suspended license. >> I thought you weren't going to do that. >> I said it helps for the investigation. >> This also So, then they're going to pull my car. >> Wait, go ahead. Yeah. >> Can I get So, >> yeah. >> Hey, look. You're going to be You were going to be detained and this car was going to be towed no matter what. >> Did he say? >> Yeah. Yeah. Well, that was before we knew that all this was stolen. >> You said no matter what. >> That was before all this. >> Okay, then let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Do you want to talk to me or not? I ain't talking. Let's go. >> That's what you do. Like you want to do tow it. >> Relax. >> Only thing I got in life is that right there. And you're going to tow it if you say you want it. >> Don't be stealing [ __ ] from DID I STEAL IT? DID YOU SEE ME STEAL IT? DID I TAKE IT? >> You're driving her around. >> Did you buy it? >> Did I steal it? Did you buy anything? >> Did you listen to >> I ain't talking nothing. I ain't say nothing. >> Can you put him in your car? >> Put me in homework. You going to my car anyways? I lost it. So what difference? >> Settle down, man. Before you catch something else. >> Can you Can you get my phone out of there before they tow? >> Settle down before you catch it. >> Am I going to catch for what? >> I'm telling you, Dad. just take me to jail cuz you guys take my card you said you wanted. Hey, >> in the end, both mother and son were hauled off to jail, facing charges of retail theft. The mother faces an additional charge of resisting a public servant with violence. If convicted, they could face administrative fines of up to $3,500. What's your take on her attitude? Leave your comments down below. If you want to see more arrogant acts get a muchneeded reality check, [screaming] make sure to hit that subscribe button. See you in the next one.