That child is still getting abused. >> Come on. >> What? There's one. And there's one. >> I dare you. >> These Karens truly believe they could look down on their neighbors forever. >> What's wrong? >> What's wrong? >> I'm scared. >> It's okay. >> No, it's not. >> I'm scared. >> You going to be placed in handcuffs? >> Are you kidding me? Stop. >> Turn around now. >> Stop. Are you saying there's bugs in your hand? >> There's This is wrong. It's obviously on the victim. This is so wrong. >> But when the law finally brought the truth to light, that arrogance just vanished. Now, all you see on those faces is complete shock and a very bitter regret. >> She's so drunk. She scared the crap out of my side. >> She's so drunk. She came out. >> She fell over. >> She peed her pants a little while ago. On August 26th, 2023, a quiet neighborhood was shaken by a woman's unruly behavior, which directly affected the local children. The police were quick to step in, ensuring everyone's safety and restoring peace to the community. >> Fine. Go ahead and stand on the side of the road. We don't need to stand on the roadway. >> I guess that makes sense. >> What's going on tonight? >> The neighbors crazy and dressed. >> She keeps coming out because >> of the incident she did. >> I live right here. >> Mhm. She was playing right here. I think we've met you before, right? >> You did come out and investigate. Okay. I think you came and interviewed the girls actually. But anyways, I was out with Alex. >> I wasn't out with Alex. Cole was out with Alex and I having a >> They were a couple, you know, they were over here. She thought she was alone. She grabbed my granddaughter and tried to drag her into the house cuz she was worried about her. She's so drunk. She scared the crap out of my side. >> So drunk she came out. >> She fell over. She peed her pants a little while ago. Like it's bad. I explained the situation. He said, "Have a great day." And left. >> We have since then, keeping keeping a closer eye cuz she's wanted to go a little further and a little further. >> But now she's coming out drunk. She's tried to grab her a second time. She's come after us. >> She has decided we can't live in town anymore cuz we're not nice enough people. Um I mean, she's just she's being ridiculous. I I don't know what else. I'm literally out here with them. He's 17. He's, you know, 15. >> These kids are supervised. And yet, she told me she's going to call the police every single day. Anytime she has seen my kid, she's going to call the police on me. She said because I should be standing next to him. He's 11 years old and bigger than I am, but I should stand next to him when he rides his bike again. >> God met me with the sheriff's department. So, you know, everybody came. Everything's video recorded. >> I know. Can I >> What's going on? >> Those [ __ ] kids. I >> I want you to tell me what's going on. You haven't told me anything. >> I'm just telling you I would ignore it. >> That's a good idea. When the police arrived, this self-proclaimed victim began a hopeless argument, trying to save face amidst the wreckage of her own pride. In her drunken state, she weaponized morality to judge her neighbors and painted the children as the villains. >> Really? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> They're out here playing. Let them be out here playing. >> No, seriously. that child. Sir, why would I lie to you? >> Seriously, >> the the point is is you need >> Why would you say that I did it right now? >> That you did. >> Why would you say >> Why would I say what? You're just telling me that goddamn He's sitting right there staring at me. >> Okay. >> Do you honestly think, Seriously, do you honestly think that he's sitting there staring at me because he wants to? Or do you seriously? He's staring at me right now. >> Okay. >> Seriously, look at him. >> I He's in a public place. He can do what he wants. >> The point is is he's staring at me. >> Then go inside >> and he is >> causing me. >> Really? You want to >> Come on. What? There's one. And there's one. Shoot me. >> GO INSIDE. >> HOW DARE YOU? >> Take a step back. >> Dare me. >> Take a step back. >> Do it. >> Do it. Take a step back from it. >> Do it. >> Make 519 star. >> Do it. >> Go inside and sober up. >> Do it. He is standing there. >> With her ego bruised, she chose to keep digging her hole deeper instead of backing down. She tested the officer's patience, spinning a web of lies to justify the chaos she caused, turning a kind reminder into a hollow fight for self-defense. He is standing there. >> Okay. He's in a public place. He's allowed to. >> He is standing there telling me he's going to do something to me. Are you going to stay here after he leaves? >> Probably to make sure you >> No. ARE YOU GOING TO STAY here after >> you leave? >> Well, if I leave, then I'm not staying here cuz that's what the definition of leaving. >> Well, >> okay. >> Go inside. And so >> He's not staying here. >> Go inside and sober up. I don't have to [ __ ] sober up because that child is still getting abused. >> Go inside and sober up. >> That child is still getting abused. >> That child is still getting abused. >> Take a step. >> Are you doing anything about that child getting abused? >> Take a step. >> Are you >> If you take one more step, >> going in. And are you still getting Are you still getting >> going? No. >> No. Are you still getting that he's standing right there? Would you turn around? >> This was the exact moment she realized the law doesn't care about the hero story she wrote for herself. >> Is this >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Are you going to Are you going to Come this way. >> Hey, don't stop. You >> stop. >> I want to watch this. >> Those were the it and I need a lawyer against him now. >> There ain't no reason why you got me in handcuffs. >> No, there's plenty of reasons. >> No, there's none. >> Okay. >> There is no reason you have me in Seriously, none. >> Okay. >> Would you get me a lawyer, please? Thank you. >> Get you a what? >> Lawyer, please. Thank you. >> A what? Would you get me a lawyer? >> A lawyer? >> Please. Thank you. >> Okay. I I I can't give you a lawyer, but you right. >> Give me a [ __ ] lawyer. >> And get these MA'AM OUT OF MY GODDAMN FACE >> because I swear to God. >> Stop. Stop. >> I swear to God. >> If you don't get them out of my face or what >> then we have issues. >> Okay. You have the issues. I have to live here. Okay. >> I have to live here. >> You're the one with the I have to live here. >> All her attempts to escape were met with the mocking laughter of the children. She had spent the day spreading bitterness. And now their amusement was the final proof of her total collapse as a self-appointed saint. >> Give me a lawyer now. >> I'm not going to give you a lawyer. >> Give me a lawyer now. Would you please video this now? >> You got three body. Would you please >> video gets now >> again? I'm going to tell you we all got body cameras. >> Okay, >> he's helping out. >> Here we go. >> Tell him it will all be on video cam. >> It's all on video, right? >> I need to get up. >> No, you need >> Would you walk me to my house? >> No, you're going to sit still. >> Well, then you need to let me up. >> You're going to sit still. >> LET ME UP. >> TINA, >> LET ME UP. >> YOU'RE GOING TO wait for the ambulance. Let me up. I have to pee. Nope. >> Let me up. I have to pee. Let me up. I have to pee. If >> the ambulance will help you out. >> Let me up. Sit still right now. I seriously still. >> Seriously, I have to be. Are you going to push me down, [ __ ] >> That's rude. >> That's You're not being very nice. >> No. >> His name's Deputy Metsler. >> What? He never told me his name. >> Okay, I got to sit up. >> We cannot refer to people with rude. I have to sit up. I have to pee. >> No. >> I go to Chrissy. I don't go to Christiey's. >> Stop. Put your leg out. >> Don't touch me. >> Put your leg out. >> Don't touch me. >> Put your leg out. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. Step out. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. >> Physical resistance was her last card when her fantasies failed. She tried to play the victim of police brutality, but the officer's professionalism shut that script down fast. All she did was earn herself an extra charge for resisting arrest. Ow ow ow ow. God damn it. Ow ow ow OW OW. God damn IT. OW. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. OW. >> What is owing about? >> You're hurting my arm. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. You're hurting my arm. >> No. Stop. >> Stop. Get off me. Ow. Get off my arms, you [ __ ] >> Get off me now. >> No. Ouch. Ouch. My arms hurt. Get off. >> Get off. Get off me. Get off me. Stop. >> Get off me. Stop. Stop. Get off me. >> Stop. >> No. Get them off my arms. They hurt. >> Ow. Look at my arms. >> Look at my arms. They hurt. >> Look at my arms. >> Look at my arms. They hurt. >> Gently. >> Get them off my arms. >> Get them off my arms. >> Up from behind. >> Get them off. I'm taken you to. >> In the end, she was taken to jail to face charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. If convicted, she faces a fine of up to $2,000 and 50 hours of community service. She learned her lesson, but this next Karen is stubborn in a way that just doesn't make any sense. On December 11th, 2025, authorities arrived in Oki Chobee to handle a property dispute. When she stopped respecting the boundaries of the land, this woman was forced to face the consequences of her own defiance. >> How are you, Kimberly? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Well, I'll come up here and speak to you. Um, you have a warrant for Yeah. for trespassing. Uh, on the neighbor's property here. So, a warrant for trespassing. >> A warrant for trespassing. >> Yeah. You have to come with us. What? >> You got a $500 bond. >> What? >> Yeah. >> Are you kidding me? >> No. No. I'm serious. >> Do you have a video? No, but the state attorneys I filed a warrant over there speaking to her. You crossed the fence the other day. We was over here trying to contact you to speak to you about it. Nobody would come out of the house and I applied for a warrant and it got approved. So >> you did it. >> Yes, I did it >> because I wasn't home when you came to get me. >> That's how law works. >> Sir, are you ma'am? Listen, I'm not here to argue it. I'm telling >> you Jolly call detective. >> There's going to be no jolly coming out here. I'm Sergeant Barnador with the Okchobee County Sheriff's Office and I'm advising you. >> She sucks your dick or what? >> All right, listen. We're not doing that. Come out. >> No, I got to [ __ ] first. >> No, you're not. You're not going nowhere. Listen to me. We're not going to make this difficult. You're not going anywhere. Okay. >> What? >> You're going to come here and you're going to be placed in handcuffs. >> Are you kidding me? Stop. >> Turn around now. >> Stop. >> Do not start with us. >> Record this. Get the camera. You can record. My body cam's recorded and you're not going to resist us. You understand me? >> Me on my ass. >> You just sit right there until I get a unit out here to you. Okay, Joe. Send me a transport unit to the prayer. >> You on my ass, dude. >> Yes. >> You justing body slammed me. >> I saw it, too, because you're resisting me. You understand me? >> Give me that. >> You're not kidding me. You don't control the situation, man. Stand up. >> Yours are hurt. >> Stand up. >> I can't. I have a bad knee. YOU BROKE MY KNEE. I NEED AN AMBULANCE. OH, he broke my knee. >> Your knee is not broke. Stand up, man. Get hurt. >> Stand up. Listen. Get up. >> Kimberly, you are not helping this situation at all. >> I have a bad knee. You broke my knee. >> You didn't have a bad knee when you was resisting it. >> Not until you slam me on the floor. Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up, Kimberly. >> I can't stand up. >> Which knee hurts? >> Call 911. Those screams of hers didn't come from physical pain, but from an ego finally being forced to yield. That knee injury was just a desperate lastm minute attempt to shift the power back in her favor. But the officers didn't budge. >> Let her sit there until she's done with her fit. >> You stay sitting right there. >> Sit there until you're done piging your fit. You're not going to get out of going to jail. >> Please. >> We will take you to the hospital when my transport unit gets here. >> Call ambulance. Your knee looks perfectly intact. >> You're not a medical professional, sir. And you just slammed me into the [ __ ] post right here. >> When you resist drawing for >> I wasn't resisting. I was walking towards the fence. >> I told you three times, did I not? >> I was walking towards the fence. >> How many times I got to tell you that you're under >> towards the fence? >> It does not how it works. >> To come with you. Dude, you >> Ma'am, that is not how it works, >> dude. Sir, you don't tackle. >> You're not going to walk away. >> Tackle someone cuz they're under arrest. >> Okay, ma'am. >> You don't tackle me for no [ __ ] reason. Okay, ma'am. You can file a complaint when you get to the jail. >> I will. Okay. >> What's your name? >> I already told you. Sergeant Barnador. >> Sergeant Barnador? >> Yes. >> That's a stupid name. >> That's >> I hope you got your cam on. >> It's run. It's capturing everything your intelligent self is telling you. >> Yeah, they're in there. >> She witnessed you resisting. >> No, she did not. I wasn't resisting. I was walking towards the [ __ ] gate to come with you, >> man. You was not. You went to walk away. >> Maybe you should pull that up and re reucking watch it. Maybe you should rewatch it. >> Okay. So, when I said come on outside, let's do this people. You're under arrest. You said no. I got to [ __ ] and you turned around and went to walk to the house. >> I do have to [ __ ] >> That's not how this works. >> Okay. So, I'm going to [ __ ] in under arrest in the prairie. Nowhere to [ __ ] You want to see what I mean? >> You're not getting up. Okay. >> You think I don't have to [ __ ] You think it's a lie? >> This is This is all on camera. The jury is going to see it. So, you do what you got to do. Yeah, you have no reason to call 911. >> 911. So, you can hang the phone. >> Get off of it. >> Phone. So, I need to hang up the phone, but I'm we're scared for our >> You're not scared for your life. Nobody's doing nothing. >> She threw away her own dignity just to make the police look like the villains. By weaponizing her own helplessness and using her breakdown as a final card to play, she tried to turn her own guilt into a tragic story of mistreatment. It was manipulation, plain and simple. They knocked me on the ground and they put me in handcuffs. Girl, please call 911. >> Listen, do not call 911. >> You're going to get another charge for contributing to a minor. You understand? Because you're directing your child >> to do something that we're advising you not to do. You are not listening. So, I'm being very clear and concise. >> You've done [ __ ] on the floor here for no reason. >> Call 911. Please >> do it and your mom will get another charge. I'm going to advise you that. I'm gonna be just as civil and nice with you people as I can. >> You are allowed to call for help. >> Please do not call 911. Okvy, if anybody else from out here calls 911, will you let me know? >> This is This is dangerous, dude. >> Do not get up. Call 911. That is for emergency services. >> To do that, I need emergency services. >> And here we are. >> No, you're not. I need emergency medical services. >> We will get you emergency medical. Tell me what is L's you right now. >> Not you. I am able to diagnose and treat. >> No, you are not. >> What's wrong with you? >> Let me see your doctorate. You can't diagnose. >> EMTTs don't have doctorates. >> No, they don't. That's why I need to go to the hospital. Are youing really that thickheaded? You're an idiot, dude. You are so stupid. >> Glad you're educated. >> I'm a [ __ ] paramedic. I know that you can't do [ __ ] You're right. >> You can't do anything about my medical. All you can do is put a tourniquet on and narciss me. What's wrong with you? >> I already told you six times. Clean out your ears, [ __ ] >> What was it? >> You body slammed me onto this [ __ ] piece of dirt. This piece of uh wood. >> Okay. What's wrong with you? >> You [ __ ] body slam me onto my bad knee. >> What's wrong with you? >> My [ __ ] knee. You're [ __ ] stupid, dude. >> As a medical professional, she knows better than anyone that every second on a 911 line is a matter of life and death. Yet, she was perfectly willing to clog up that system just to serve her own selfishness. This betrayal of her profession turned her disruptive behavior into something much worse. A crime against the entire community. >> Already charged me again for it. Tell them they need to send it. He doesn't get >> We're taking We're taking care of >> Shut up. Don't speak to my wife or my child. >> We're taking care of >> my property. Get off my property. >> I'm standing here with my detainee. >> Get off my propert I'm not on my property. Okay. >> I'm not on my property. You bodysuit me out of it. >> Okay. >> Was I resisting? I was walking towards him. >> No, don't cover up the scuff marks. Don't cover. Listen. Okay. I'm trying to be nice and let get off of her then. Get Get off of her and away from my scene. I was trying to be nice to allow you to console her, but now you can stand over there. Do not come back over here to my scene. Give us 25 ft. Okay. I'm going to warn you to give me 25 ft. If you come back over here, you will be arrested for the halo law. I put my foot against your leg. Stop. >> Oh, he kicked my bad knee. >> No, he didn't. I put my leg to stop you from turning. >> You understand? Everything you're doing is on recording. >> It's all on recording. Stop. >> I'm going to walk over here to this car. >> I'm not going to walk, man. My knee's on the side. >> There's no other way to do it. >> You can call the ambulance like I have. They're denying me medical care. >> You was just sitting here scooting side to side using your knee. I heard not fully grown out of the >> my left leg. >> Kimberly, listen to me. >> I'm Wow. Listen to me. >> I've seen this game 105 times. >> Okay, put me in the car. >> Let's go. >> I'm going to need you to stand up. >> Okay. >> So, with your left leg, stand and however you need to walk, walk. >> I can't walk. >> You can't walk. I will assist you. Hob. >> I can't walk. You're denying me medical care. Back your car in here. >> This This is the wildest thing I've ever seen. >> Yes, it is. I can't believe you have the nerve to deny me medical care. >> You're moving your knee without haste. >> That's not 250 lbs standing on it, dumbass. >> Nor was you. >> Her little performance of weakness fell apart the moment her instincts took over. While she was busy spinning a new lie, she accidentally showed everyone just how strong her legs actually were. It was a slip of the subconscious where a tiny detail shattered her whole illusion. >> An ambulance. You're denying me medical care. Fire rescue don't transport prisoners. >> Yes, they do. No, they don't. >> Yes, they do. I work for them. You [ __ ] stupid. Yes, they do. And I'm not a prisoner. I'm telling you. I'm not telling you who I work for. >> I work for fire rescue. >> Come closer cuz I don't want to have to >> fight her no more than we got to. And it's underneath this pile of leaves. She covered it with her left foot. I mean, I'm kind of curious how your right leg hurts as bad as it does, but yet you can rake a pile of leaves with it and cover your >> You never met a leaf at 250 lbs? No. >> It's a different muscle. It's a different way concept of motion. >> No, it's not. No, it's not. You're not professional. >> I have a bad elbow problem. And if I turn like this, it hurts. If I turn like that, it hurts. >> Professional. That's not a knee. And you're not a medical professional. Don't tell me what's up. >> What we're going to do is we're going to get up with my body. What we're going to do is we're going to get up and get into this car. Okay. >> I'm trying to. Let's go. >> How can you assist us to get you in here? Because the quicker we get you in here to town, check your knee, get you in jail, the quicker you can get back out. But the longer we sit here and squabble around on the ground and complain about how this process is even occurring, the longer it's going to take you to get back out to your kids. >> I'm just telling you, I can't put any weight on my right leg. >> I cannot put anywhere. If I put weight on my right leg, the whole knee is going to come out and I'm going to be out of work for 6 months. And I'm not going to do that. >> Okay. So, what you said you're a medical professional, right? What is your thesis to getting into the car right now? >> Call an ambulance >> without We're not doing that. >> Then that's it. Don't ask me any more questions. >> Okay. So, we'll stand you up on your left leg. >> You can use You're going to have to figure out how to turn me around and get me in there. >> I'm not putting weight on my right leg. I'm not going to do that. >> Turn yourself all the way around. Scoot all the way back. >> I will not do it. >> Scoot in. Scoot. Scoot. >> Come on. >> Stand back up. >> You got to stand up. >> I'm trying to. >> You're not trying at all. >> I'm not putting weight on my right leg. I'm not going to do it. >> Well, hop back. Sit on. >> I can't sit on the seat. I'm not close enough. >> All right. Well, back up. Back up. >> I can't back up. >> And if we need, we can go to the other side and help pull you in. >> Now, scoot back a little bit. I can almost shut the door. Like he just told you, the longer you take, the longer it's going to take us to get. >> In the end, she was taken into custody and is now facing charges for trespassing, nonviolent resisting, misuse of 911, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. If convicted, she's looking at a fine of up to $1,000 for each charge, and 3 years of probation. A happy ending for the neighbors, finally. Now, let's see how this next one manages to make life hard for herself. On December 29th, 2025, a dangerous chain of events began right at a daycare center. The suspect didn't just stop at a bold robbery. She went on to attack random targets, forcing the authorities to pull out all the stops to end this broad daylight frenzy. >> Open the door. That police open the door. Police open the door. >> What's wrong? >> What's wrong? >> I'm scared. Scared of what? >> Where's Matthew Helen Cra? >> Hold on. Hold on. It's okay. >> No, it's not. >> I'm scared. >> Christy, is that your name? Christina or Christie? >> My dad's great grand. I don't know. >> Your name Your name's Christy? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Christie, let's let's hold on. Okay. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Is anybody else in the h in the room with you? >> They hurt me. It's okay. my family. I don't know who you hurt. >> Who hurt your family? >> They did. >> Who's they? >> That woman with the American I don't know. 43. >> So, what's what's going on? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> Help me. >> Okay. You were over at the daycare center. >> Yeah. And there's a lady over there that tried to hurt me, too. All of them. They're over there. >> Okay. What? Whose vehicle is this? >> I don't know. >> You took it though, right? No, it's No. No. That's No, >> you you No. No. No. No. No. NO. NO. >> NO. DON'T HURT ME. >> NOT GONNA HURT YOU. >> Please don't hurt me. I'm >> not going to hurt you. Okay. No, it's okay. I'm going TO SHUT THIS DOOR. >> YOU don't want the door shut. Okay. >> Christy. Christy. >> It's funny though. The cries of fear actually came from the attacker. She tried to use fear as a shield, acting as if her violence was self-defense in some imaginary war. She even managed to convince herself she was the victim, even while she was the one on the attack. >> Christie, it's okay. >> Kill my family. >> It's okay, Christie. >> You crash. I didn't do it. >> Esie, you guys. >> Christie, it's okay. >> My brother, >> what didn't you do? I don't know. I didn't do anything wrong. I just picked up I got here and I didn't do it. It's okay. >> Okay. Just calm down and talk to me and tell me what >> Tell tell me what happened to you. >> Did something happen to you? >> I don't know. >> Well, you tell me. >> I'm scared. >> You don't have to be scared. We're here to help. Hey, Christy, we're the good guys. Okay. We're here to help. >> I don't know anymore. >> We're here to help. Okay, we're here to help. >> Who killed my family? >> Who killed your family? >> Has there been anybody been staying with you, Christie? Huh? >> Have you already looked? >> No, I have not looked. >> Apparently, she came out of it. What? The neighbor lady. >> My baby. >> I didn't know anything. >> We're not We're not saying anything. Okay. >> Scared. >> Hey, I'm here to help. Okay. I don't believe you, buddy. >> I feel like I'm being hurt. >> You feel like what? >> I feel like I'm being hurt. >> Do you want me to Do you want me to shut this door? >> Okay, I'll leave it open. I'll leave it open. >> Yeah. >> Please don't hurt me. >> Hey, this is Deputy Lullik. He's just here to help, too. Okay. Are you on any medication or anything? >> Yeah. >> Is there anything else that you do along with your medication? Do you do you do any cannabis or anything like that? >> No, but I don't do hardcore drugs. >> Okay. >> I have in the past, but not for a long time. >> What do you do? You drink any alcohol? >> I had like three or four. I don't know how many I've had the other night. >> She wasn't just looking for a way out of the building. She was looking for a way out of the cold, hard truth of what she'd done. But her selective memory and her little attempts to twist the facts backfired. Every excuse she made only became more evidence of just how manipulative she really is. >> Have Have you had any your medication today? >> Just what? I'm afraid to take anything anymore. >> You're afraid to take anything? >> Yeah. How long have you been here? >> At least over a month. Okay. >> The CVS lady's been a [ __ ] to me. I couldn't get any helper. It's not the first time I've been out here. >> Do you have any >> This hotel is bad. >> Do you have any family here, Christie? I thought I did, but I don't know anymore. My They killed my grandpa, too. So did Darren Creek, and Bailey's behind it, too, probably. I don't know anymore. Who's all behind it? It's so confusing. >> Has he been here with you? >> No, he's been whis whistling funny [ __ ] out in the woods. >> The trees and [ __ ] He's been trying to do it for I don't know how long today. >> I Are we all going to get murder. >> No, we're not going to get hurt. H, >> where's Lonnie Green at? >> Has there anybody been here today with you? Anybody visiting with you? >> Her? >> Who's her? >> I don't know anymore. >> The [ __ ] [ __ ] in a white. Don't you guys hurt me. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> We're just getting out of it, ma'am. >> It's cold out there. >> Cold. >> It's cold out there. >> Is that your ID? >> Thank you. >> He's been so mean to me. Wanted me to come pack all come pack his dump [ __ ] Ellie's bad and I don't know you guys. >> I got an ambulance on the way to take her to Chris. Do you have any illegal drugs in here? >> Not that I know of. >> Okay, it's okay. You don't have to yell. >> You guys need to I don't want to get killed. Those Kleenexes right there [ __ ] smell like meth. And she took one. She was the one with the runny nose. Not me. >> Why would it smell like meth? >> It smells like something. Smell them. They're right there. >> Smell them. >> IT'S NOT ME. OKAY. >> It was the gatherers that where's my I me Foster was my daughter. I gave birth to her on 1213 14. I walked eight miles a day. I got so sick of their [ __ ] >> You were at the dayare daycare center just earlier. >> I I went ahead and went I know. I know who hurt I know who started hurting us. I know exactly who started. >> Christy, did you go to the daycare center here? Yeah, they were trapped in there. >> What were you doing at the daycare center here in >> I wanted to go find my daughter. I don't know where she's at. >> So, what happened when you got there? >> Everybody knew. >> Now, what happened when you >> kill me? That whole place is under lockown. >> Whose car did you take from the preschool? >> That great car. >> Whose car is it? >> I don't know. I swear to God, it's Gather. I don't know. Her over-the-top hatred for drugs was nothing more than a clumsy act to prove her innocence. But you can't argue with biology. The physical signs were an objective rebuttal to every word coming out of her mouth. >> You just took some random person's car >> to hear to try to find Matthew Allen Craft. I don't know. >> I don't know who to open up to anymore or who to trust because Sullivan's been trying to hurt me for a long time and my family. You took no drugs today. >> Not that I know of. Water. People trying to kill me for a long freaking time. Don't you? No. >> What's wrong? >> I think you need to go get some help. What do you think? >> You're You're not doing your meds or something. Your medication. You're off on something. >> I haven't had my sleeping meds for I went to see CFS. >> You need to get some help. Okay. Cuz all the stuff that you're saying it it doesn't make any sense. It doesn't make any sense whatsoever. You need to go get some help. And that's why these two people right here are with EMS, the ambulance service, and they're here to help. And you need you ought to think about going with them. I really think you ought to go with them. Okay. >> You're willing to help me. >> That's what we're trying to do. We're trying to help you. >> I don't I don't They've been My medicine's been all kinds of screwed for a long time. >> Can I look at them? >> Can I go to the gas station and get some >> the hospital? Oh, great. >> They'll give you like a I can't have though. >> What hospital do you want to go to? >> I don't know. Wherever you think I'm going to be saved, >> sir. Bush. >> I don't know about that one. You got to stick around for a second. >> Okay. >> Okay. I want you and keep your shoes on. No, no, no. Put your shoes back on. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. Please put your shoes on. >> I'm just hurting. >> Okay. >> It's cold. Can I cover up? I mean, >> well, get you a jacket. Okay. I need you to come with me. We got a nice warm vehicle for you, Ben. Okay. Okay. So, you don't need your you don't need a blanket. >> Okay. Christina. Okay. Um. >> Oh, >> hold on. Hold on. Hold on. He's He's gonna take that. That way you don't have to hold it. Okay. >> I got it. >> Oh. >> So, I gota I got to transport you this way. Okay. So, I'll cuff you up. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. We're not going to be mean to you. Okay. >> Well, I know. I did that. >> I'm going to double lock these so they don't tighten up. >> After a night of hiding from reality at the hospital, she learned that Justice doesn't have a pause button. The sound of handcuffs at the motel finally closed the curtains on her victim performance >> at the day at the school over there. >> Yeah. >> You remember that? What? Tell me what what you remember for that. Okay. This is a c custodial because you are under arrest. >> Okay. Tell me what happened with your own words. >> Yeah. I'm scared. I'm just like, wait. >> So, you didn't know this person? Can you describe that person that you you hit? Tell me what what that person looked like. >> She had blonde hair and she looked like she she tried to get into the daycare. >> So she was sitting in her vehicle. You remember that? >> She wasn't in her vehicle. >> Yeah, she was sitting in her vehicle. She's sitting in your vehicle. You approached her vehicle. What happened? Okay. So she told me that you opened the door. >> Yeah, I did. I did it. I got to I got to the hotel and I didn't I was >> No, this is in front of this preschool. >> Yeah, I know. She was sitting in her vehicle. You opened the door. She says that you grabbed her by the hair and pulled her hair and was smacking her >> and that she kicked she kicked at you to get you off of her. So, you're being charged with a a charge of aggravated battery and you walked up to the car according to her and you opened the door and attacked her. >> So, that is vehicular invasion. Okay. In the end, her arrogance cost her dearly, leaving her with the heavy price of an aggravated battery charge. She's now in custody, facing charges of burglary of a vehicle, grand theft of a motor vehicle, and aggravated battery. If convicted, she could be looking at a $25,000 fine, and anywhere from 3 to 7 years in prison. Now, tell me, if you were the officer in that room, would you have the patience to sit through all her wild stories? one headache down only to make room for a level of stubbornness that's in a league of its own. On January 21st, 2024, the peaceful neighborhood was shaken when Kayla was caught breaking into her neighbor's truck. Behind this crime lay a troubled record and unbelievable smiles among the hardened neighbors. >> Hello. I really know I know whatever it's saying is it's probably sounding kind of crazy but I'm not doing anything wrong. I just packed down myself. I've been here I've been waiting to go see my aunt Martha. I was about to go to church. My daddy didn't pick me up. Just got out of jail. >> I know. And you're not in no trouble. >> You're already causing you're already causing issues. >> How long you been out of jail? No, not a week. But listen, I have cleaned my house. I'm tired of sitting. >> I know this is twice this week and I've already been here for you. >> I haven't done nothing. >> Okay. The other day, your daughter and >> Yes, that's all I want. I deserve my time. I'm not trying to get out and have problems. >> Well, you're causing problems. You just don't know how to stick to yourself. >> You're a grown adult. Act like an adult. >> What the hell he's doing [ __ ] >> Okay. Did you go over? Listen. Did you go over to his property? >> [ __ ] No, I was right here. >> And you never walked onto THEIR PROPERTY? >> NO, I WAS ASKING. He [ __ ] was right here and [ __ ] thought he gave me the keys, too. He [ __ ] did. I don't know what the hell. He's like, "FUCK CRAZY. >> STOP. >> [ __ ] he's making up [ __ ] >> Stop. >> Take a breath. You're you're you're calls on the scene. There doesn't have to be one. >> You're telling me about it? [ __ ] people just [ __ ] leave me alone. I'm not trying to cause a problem. >> Well, you ever thought about leaving Everglades and going somewhere new? >> It's my house. This actually your daughter's your daughter's house. >> This isn't my daughter's trust because I had it put there. >> Okay. So, it's your daughter's house. >> Of this is 100% mine. and I share it with some. >> You know, when someone talks way too much about how good they are, they're usually just trying to convince themselves. Kayla kept spinning this fantasy that her noble intentions somehow washed away her sins. In her mind, breaking and entering wasn't a crime. It was some kind of delusional act of righteousness. >> I'm not getting involved in that, but if you need understanding, we can go to Ru and you can talk to Raymond Ru. even talked to her Lorna, which is in the hospital now. As I'm saying, I've been going through a lot. He knows there's a lot going on and he's trying to make it sound like I'm crazy or [ __ ] lost my mind again. This is [ __ ] I'm just trying to do good. I'm just trying to clean my [ __ ] house and work this out. Where my daughter? >> Where's your daughter at? >> [ __ ] stay out here. >> So, this is some sick [ __ ] joke, sir. And I know your guy. I don't give a [ __ ] about this, but if you like I'm just trying to do my >> ID on you and what you have on you. >> I'm trying to do >> cuz I come this way around and I push the door shut to look. There's her purses. Look, there's her purses. There's purse there. The whole back. Look, it's full of stuff. >> She was to steal my truck. If she hadn't hit that alarm thing and I heard the orange beep, you know. >> Where did she get your keys from? >> It was in the truck. I was out washing my truck. Yeah, I was washing my truck. I backed over to see the grounds, went I washed it, went inside, made a hamburger, and I had a little light head. I said, "You know, I'm a minute." I took some aspirin and I heard I heard that if she hadn't hit that horn thing and be this [ __ ] have been gone. I would have heard her cranked up, but she would have been gone in my truck. >> None of this stuff in here is yours. It's hers. >> Huh? >> So, none of this stuff in here? >> Yeah. All a lot of stuff in here, but all this stuff is not mine. >> Okay. >> Okay. There's her purses. >> You want her You want to press charges? >> Once the evidence was staring her right in the face, she didn't even try to explain the truth. Instead, she went straight for the neighbor's throat, attacking their character. It's a strange way of thinking, believing that if you point out someone else's flaws, it somehow makes your own crimes disappear. >> Why? Why is your stuff inside of his truck? >> Huh? >> Why is your stuff inside of his truck? There was my stuff was right here because I I was going >> like right here and it was fine. I went back up there and then he [ __ ] come out and threw THIS [ __ ] AND THEN started talking about like I took his keys or something. I'M NOT GOING TO TAKE nobody's keys. I swear to God. I'm not trying to have no problems but one thing after another. And he knows damn well it's nonsense and I've been more than I've just got out of jail. I'm not trying to get in trouble, you know, but come on. This is enough. Like, I really am trying to follow enough. I'm trying to follow the rules. I'm trying to stay involved with David Lawrence. I'm on the back. I'm trying to deal with Mr. Stuki. I want my kids. >> So, why are we here? What What was going on here today? >> Sorry. I swear to God. It was like, >> you don't have to walk anywhere. You can just explain. >> I've been cleaning. This is like what happened. I don't know what the hell. >> Why did we get called here today? >> I don't know. No, I didn't call you [ __ ] I thought everything was fine. So all your stuff >> I thought I was going to go to the [ __ ] you know what I mean? But I probably didn't check. But it should be fine. Everything was supposed to be taken care of. >> But [ __ ] I mean I could even deal with it getting a ride over there. I asked him that. I never got no answer. They just don't even talk to me. How am I supposed to know the right answer? >> Where were you trying to get a right? >> I just wanted to go down to Rose Drive. That's it. Ruiz knows where the [ __ ] I was going to get down there. This isn't funny. I'm tired. >> How are you trying to get to Chuckles? >> I wanted to [ __ ] ride in the truck. >> In that truck. >> Yes. I mean, I want to jack that up Chevy, but [ __ ] >> She actually admitted she wanted to sit in the truck, but denied she was stealing. I mean, talk about a total collapse of logic. When your impulses take over and you lose all sense of risk, you just can't keep a consistent lie going to save your life. >> How did your stuff get inside of that truck? >> That's what I [ __ ] put down to like this whole thing. Like just like what we do. There's no reason why any of this happened. I just came home. I'm sorry. Maybe I am crazy. I have not taken my medication, but um I'm tired. Everybody [ __ ] knows that I just want to go to my family [ __ ] Come over here. I feel like I'm being harassed. I feel like you're being me because now I'm [ __ ] and upset. I'm not on drugs. I just >> Did they give you pills that you were prescribed to take? >> Um I do, but I don't have any. That's why I need to go to Naples with my dad being a [ __ ] It's not [ __ ] fair. This is not his [ __ ] Like, I know he was watching my daughter, but my daughter has to order every time she wants to eat. My daughter's not going to be starving. You know what I mean? I can't even feed her like some food and [ __ ] What the [ __ ] >> And he shouldn't have had it like that. >> Understand? >> There's no reason for that. So day after you put your stuff inside of his truck, what happened to the keys? >> I don't have no [ __ ] keys. I swear to God if I could if I had to I would there. But that's [ __ ] like white lover. So how the [ __ ] am I supposed to get in trouble for like stealing [ __ ] >> What stuff is yours inside of that truck? >> It was like a black That's my >> stuff in the back seat or in the front seat? I think it was it was just a bag like like a plastic garbage bag. >> So I swear we can check everything then. There was like a little cooler thing that was like you know in my black bag. I have a [ __ ] black on the cigarettes and then you know >> missing her medication and the walls closing in on her. She became a victim of her own mind at that point. Any lick of common sense she had left was just completely paralyzed. probably using your hand or >> I thought that was a WHOLE [ __ ] GO AHEAD for me, man. You give me [ __ ] keys. Come on. What kind of person does that thing that you get to drive? Like like that's that's [ __ ] [ __ ] You know what I mean? Like >> you got to talk to me cuz I'm trying to understand. >> I'm telling you this is [ __ ] Like it wasn't nothing that I didn't ask or nothing like that. But he [ __ ] brought that. He brought it over and was like just standing there doing his [ __ ] But we haven't really been No, we're not talking. But there's no reason for this [ __ ] >> Huh? >> You said someone gave me keys. Who gave me keys? >> I said [ __ ] about the keys. I thought I I had to I thought I grabbed keys. I don't know. It was nobody like if I had keys, I would give them. I just what this shit's all about. And I don't know when my dad [ __ ] make a point. But this is your nonsense. Why would I come home and just [ __ ] like come on? >> Do you remember what the keys look like? >> A truck key. >> H key. >> Just just a single key. Was there in a key holder? Were there other things in it? >> Just just a single key. In Kayla's world, that key was real simply because she wanted it to be real. Her mental state turned a desperate craving into a physical object, a little way to comfort herself while she was out there committing a dangerous break-in. >> Like, this is going to happen. Okay. >> Yes. >> I'm fair with you. You're fair with me, right? >> I swear. >> We're stuck in a situation where unfortunately you're going to have to go to jail today. >> This is crazy. >> Come over here. Let me put your hands behind your back. I'll treat you good. I'm not going to hurt you. I'm not going to spray you. >> I don't have this. We'll look for that in a second. >> I'm cool with you. >> I know. You're arresting me and I have I have keys, but that was the whole thing was to go. >> Hang on. I'm going to take these uh hair ties off. Okay. >> Um that's my big thing. No, you're not going to take my stuff. And >> just so the customer [ __ ] [ __ ] to begin with because I shouldn't be [ __ ] the rest of this [ __ ] I didn't do nothing wrong. >> No pockets. >> You haven't. This is the last time you used before you you went in. >> So now you can drink me right now. I swear to God. >> I'm like this is I'm not doing a [ __ ] thing. I understand. >> But and I didn't even want me to put all your stuff inside of your house. >> I said that. Yes. I said that >> all that your house >> and everything that on that truck goes inside of your house. >> No, my stuff. That's my car over there. I told you there was >> that one. >> Yes. That's that has a bag of um this stuff. There's nothing bad. I just was a little late for that one. [ __ ] came over, sir. >> I want to go into my [ __ ] house and that's why I want to call you [ __ ] Sir, I never [ __ ] stole anything. What am I being arrested for? >> For burglar for going inside of the vehicle and taking the car keys. Okay. >> No, sir. I did not go in anything. When I walked over is when he hit that [ __ ] and I was standing right there with my stuff. That's what he hit out of my [ __ ] stuff. I was >> I didn't [ __ ] take anything. >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail facing charges of burglary of a conveyance and grand theft. Now down in Florida, stealing a car can land you two to 5 years behind bars and a $5,000 fine, not to mention some very strict probation. It makes you wonder, should the law just lock her up again, or is it time for some mandatory medical help to get to the root of these delusions? It seems a stint in jail wasn't enough to scare this Karen. But wait until you hear about the next breakin. Now that one is a real headscratcher. On November 1st, 2025, a whole psychological drama unfolded right in the middle of a quiet library over what? A chair in a computer screen. This woman managed to turn a place of study into a high tension battlefield, leading to an ending that honestly everyone saw coming. >> Hey, miss. So, the college they want you to go, >> are you a student here? >> I use a computer like usually on the weekends. What's the problem? Why do I have to go? >> That's just what they're telling. That's that's that's what they're asking me to have you do. They say you're up there bathing, doing whatever you're doing, which is fine. They just want you to leave for today or just leave for now. >> I'm not bathing nothing. I'm fixing my hair. How was that baby? >> Ma'am, are you an actual student here? >> I just just said it to him. >> You said you don't have computers. Are you an actual registered student in the summer time? I'm just not I'm going through something. So, I'm not doing it for right now. >> So, he's currently not. That's okay. >> Yeah, but I use a computer every Saturday. So, what's the problem? >> Uh, they no longer want you to find this property. That is the problem. >> Okay. But you guys have to tell me what I did. I can't just come up here. They want you gone. You didn't do anything. >> It's the school. They just asked us to have you leave. So that's what we're going to do. We're not going to >> No, but I have the right to know what I did. >> I understand that, but I'm not going to go back and forth with you. Listen, >> the college wants you to go. >> No, I have a degree in legal administration from Virginia. That's where I'm from. We're not doing this. You're not going to tell me I had to leave and I didn't do nothing. What did I do? What's What's on paper on the property? This is a security right here. >> How are you going to tell somebody they had to leave and they didn't do nothing? How would you feel? I didn't do nothing. She had it in her head that her degrees and her knowledge of the law were some kind of magic charm that put her above everyone else. Her stubbornness wore the officer's patience thin as she stayed busy flaunting her intellect instead of facing the cold, hard reality of the situation. >> It does matter how you tell somebody they had to leave when they didn't do anything. It does matter. I'm not sir. >> Stop touching me. Don't touch me. I don't care. Don't touch me. Okay. >> Okay. Come on. I'll come back and get this. Don't Don't do that. Come on, sir. You could just say okay and leave and make this easier. Come on. >> Don't tell me what to do. How you going to tell somebody to have to go when I didn't do anything? >> Don't. Please don't. Please don't do that. >> Stop touching me then. What are you going to How you GOING TO GET MAD CUZ YOU touching somebody? >> Just leave. Just leave. >> Don't. No. I did not do nothing. How you going to touch somebody? I have to leave when they >> keep resisting. You're going to be faced out on this ground. Do you want to stab me? >> You're playing with the wrong one. >> I'm not playing with nobody. >> Don't do it. Just leave. >> Okay. You don't have to drag me down there like that. >> Let's go. They don't give you no right to do that, sir. You know you're right. Don't do that. >> Let's go, please. Okay, >> sir. Stop grabbing me down the steps like that. >> Then walk on your own from the Oscar. You will go to jail for resisting. Just walk. >> Stop putting your hands on people like that. >> I walk. >> If I put my hands on you, I'm putting you in cuffs. >> You're going to have to, sir. Oh, well. Put your hands on your back. Don't do that. >> You don't keep telling me why I'm doing what I'm not going to do. >> Okay. >> You don't have to shoot me. You're not going to control me. You don't need control because you That's the only reason. >> You're way now. Stop. Stop. Actually, stop. I'm not playing with you. I'm not playing with you. Whatever you think you got going on, this ain't it. Stop. >> Been more than patient trying to help you out of this property. >> Back against the car. >> Now, this resistance wasn't just criminal behavior. It was the desperate cry of an ego backed into a corner. She wasn't just fighting the police. She was wrestling with her own prejudices and the sight of her world falling apart. We ask her to leave. She sucks. >> No. >> Talking of foolishness. >> Ma'am, I'm the officer. I'm going to check you. Okay. So, what's going on? All right. >> So, you know what's going on. All right. I'm going to put you on this side. Have privacy for her. >> Hey, the lawyer. Hey, real quick. I'm read your Miranda rights. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can't be used against you in court. You have the right to have an attorney prison now or reference to >> the summer. Okay. So, not too long ago, right? Okay. >> So, >> explain what what like what happened today? You came in. >> Were you trying to use the computer? You using bathroom? >> I came in usually not every Saturday. Every other Saturday, even if you're not a student, they give you like a a guest for the computer. >> And I'm off work, you know, off work today. So, I said, you know, let me go some things I have to handle on the computer. And I don't know, the first I think it was like marked off for some pass and it was closed. So, okay. went upstairs, you know, the second bathroom. I go to the bathroom. I maybe because my bag is big, I guess. Whatever. A lot of people ask me, "Why your bag so big?" I'm like, "Is my uniform in there?" >> Yeah. >> You know, sometimes I don't Sometimes I go to the gym. I don't always make it to the gym. So, >> sometimes. >> Okay. It's pretty good. >> Go straight, you know, to where I live. I go either straight to work or if I can't straight to the gym. So, if you see it's big, my apologies. That's why >> the bag's fine, >> you know. And then I I don't know if that's maybe what's the problem was I come out the bathroom, the lady like, "Hi, how are you?" I'm like, "Hi, how you doing?" I think it's just a formal conversation. And she asked me, "Who's your your teacher?" No. He said, "Do you know teacher? Who's your something teacher?" I'm like, "Teacher who?" And she walked out the bathroom. >> Was she a do you recognize her from when you enrolled here? >> I did not. I don't think I've seen her. She looks familiar, but I don't think I've ever talked to her. That's what she >> In her twisted version of reality, the world was split down a very harsh line. Since she'd cast herself as the hero of the story, any attempt by the police to actually enforce the law was seen as nothing but bullying and illegal abuse in her eyes. >> And then I guess I'm assuming she went to get security, right? >> I assume like it had been like exactly 20 minutes later that he's not, you know, security. I can't come here. I'm a man. You have to get out. >> Well, number one, this is a bathroom. Get out what? And I'm like, get out what? You can't be in here. What did I do? You didn't ask me what my name was. You You didn't ask me. What did I do? Somebody complained on you. I complained about what, sir? What are you? >> She was the only one in the bathroom. So, what do I complain about? What? You're not telling me? I have a right to know. What are you talking about? >> You're telling me she he here or she complain? Well, who you talking about? Complain about what? >> And that was it. Are you a student? I said, I used to be in the summertime. Don't you see me every other Saturday? Start come the computer lab. You've seen me before because I've seen you in the library. >> The security guard I'm talking about. So, I know you seen me before. So, so what's the what do you what do I have to leave? You're still not telling me what did I do. I guess I have a right to know what did I do? >> That was it. And I guess he called you guys. >> Okay. >> All right. So, in the future, right, just so we don't get things mixed up. Okay. They're private organiz, right? They're private company. Okay. >> Any privately owned business or apartment hotel lease, right? If they ask you to leave, they don't have to tell you why. You just have to leave the property. Okay? Otherwise, they're gonna call us and it's going to get into a whole a whole thing that we don't want to get involved with. Okay? >> So, just in the future, right? If someone tells you leave the property, you have to leave the property. Okay? >> Does that make sense? >> No. I mean, you didn't do anything. What did I do? >> So, at the point when they ask you to leave and you don't leave, that's then trespassing after warning. Okay. You're then >> trespass. I've never been trespassing. How was I trespassed when I used to be a student? What What did I do? You were a student in the in the summer, correct? >> Was it just for that semester? >> Yeah. >> All that pigheadedness was really just a hopeless attempt to protect her image of being an elite student while it was crumbling to pieces. She couldn't wrap her head around sitting in the back of a patrol car because admitting she was there meant admitting the person she was so proud of being was officially gone. >> Monday to Friday, >> two and a half months now. And it just it just works. So, I can't I can't do school right now. >> You live up in San Francisco? No, I live like in the Mland area. So I, you know, I can't go to school. I would like to, but I just can't. So I say maybe for the the spring. Let's see what happens. But right now, when I'm out of school and then when I go to the computer, I ask them, "Are we allowed, even though we're not students anymore, are we allowed?" They say yes. That's it. As long as we're open, that's it. >> Okay. >> He sees me every other Saturday. So he see me since like September. So I don't know what's the problem. >> I see him in the library sometimes talking, you know, talking to me, but walking around doing his patrols. What is he What's the problem? What? What? What are you talking about? I have to leave. >> 217. >> Okay. >> Like I don't I just don't understand what happened. >> Cuz somebody said I guess they seen a bag in the bathroom. You see a bag of dilly, it's somebody's like I don't I don't know. I just don't understand what happened. >> Well, even like I said earlier, even if someone a security guard especially, right, if they ask you to leave the property, you have to leave. Okay. You can't you can't be like, >> "Oh, well, you know, I want to know why I have rights." It's I know it sounds a little weird, >> but you do have to just leave the property. Okay? If you don't then they're gonna get upset that you're undermining the 30 and then they're gonna call us and then we're gonna come out here and you know becomes the whole thing right the whole mess right he sees me every other Saturday I don't understand >> you're what you you're Latoya Hill >> that's your that's your name >> I'm just going to talk with him >> train on a couple things and then and then and then we'll go from there okay you have any questions right now she can answer I'm very upset right I can't believe I was slammed to the ground like that for no reason. I'm walking. Get me in handcuffs. More what more to do? You really understand? >> Ultimately, she was hauled off and booked on charges of trespassing and resisting an officer without violence. If she's convicted, she could be looking at a fine of up to $1,500 or maybe 60 days in the county jail depending on the local laws. The library is finally quiet again, but things are just starting to heat up back in our neighborhood with the next Karen on the list. On January 18th, 2026, a disturbing scene revealed the sharp contrast between a woman's frail appearance and her completely out of control behavior. This sudden aggression put everyone around her in danger long before justice could step in. >> You keep that hand up. >> No, I didn't do anything. >> I get the other arm. >> I think that's >> He's off. Put your left hand out. Put your legs. Look at my >> Please. Are you helper? >> I We're going to help you out. We're going to help you out. >> I can't. >> Here. >> Bring your other knee up and then we'll help carry you. Okay. We just got to get you sealed up. All right. >> You ready? >> Three, two, one. There we go. >> Help me, please. >> We're going to stand you up. Okay. >> Help me. >> We're going to stand up. All right. >> Help me. >> We're going to help you up so we can talk to you. >> I can't walk. >> Okay. Then we'll help you. Okay. We'll help you. >> Like nobody would help me. >> Sit down. >> You need to talk. >> Is this the guy? >> I didn't touch him. He touched me and then I touched him. >> Okay. So So right now you're >> 400 lb. Right now you're in just because there was fighting going on. Okay. >> Nobody. >> Is that the same guy I saw you walking with on First Street about 30 minutes ago? >> He's 400 lb. >> I'm 98 lb. I just escaped. He's shooting off gra. >> By trying to make herself look small and helpless, she tried to turn our natural compassion into a tool for manipulation. The very person who started the violence was now hiding behind a mask of fragility, hoping her pathetic act would make the law hesitate. >> Yes. He told me I was a >> Hey, well, >> my kids are missing. >> Maybe video footage. She's saying it occurred. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. There's no one >> step. >> There's a pair of glasses over there, too. I don't know. Yeah, >> you talk to this guy or somebody talked to this guy. So, >> after I left the police station and I rang the bell and I asked you to help me. >> Nobody responded. I don't know how many times I've over 20 years. Look at my He's 400 lb. I'm 98 lb. Why am I under arrest? He was on top of me. >> Hey, you're not under arrest. The reason why you're in custody. >> Why did you guys body slam? He's on top of me snapping my neck. Hey, what's your first name? >> Okay. >> Were you around for all this? >> I was up on the third floor and then I heard I heard the situation. So, I came down to assist. I came out. That's when >> she told me the other guy told me that she was attacking him. >> Got it. Okay. Hey, >> you're not getting away with it. >> I can't hear you when you you're >> I am out of breath. He was 400 lb. Tried to snap my neck >> and you slam me like I was aing No, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, I have video of you. No, >> I have video of you, too. >> Okay, I have video of you my invest. >> So, you need a flag. >> She started spinning a web of conspiracies, trying to paint her violence as self-defense. All that talk about her own virtue was nothing but a desperate attempt to fill the empty hole of guilt left by her own decaying mind. >> 703 grab it. I'll look around for it. >> Homeless guy. talk. >> I didn't do anything. >> I'm trying. I'M UPSET. LOOK AT MY FACE. >> Where did this happen? >> I know over Why am I betraying him like >> I'm asking you what happened? >> I know, BUT WHY AM I Did you You can see he's 400 lb. >> Okay. >> No, no, no, no, no. This is sick. >> I'm simply asking you what happened. >> Okay, I told you. I KNOW. I CAN'T TALK. YOU'RE NOT LISTENING. You don't listen to me. You just want to talk? >> I'm trying. I'm I'm listening to you loud. >> I just want to be quiet. I just don't want to talk right now. >> Okay. >> Oh, yes. I'm going to You court? I'm going to you course. My nose is bleeding. He doesn't have a scratch, but I'm in He's He's getting beheaded. Graveyard. How am I the criminal? >> No one's saying he was on top of me stabbing my neck. Does this Do you inspire? >> You said he was stabbing your neck. >> Yes, he was. Nobody helped me. There were six people around. Nobody helped. >> Where did he stab ME IN THE NECK? >> NO, I DIDN'T SAY THAT. HE WAS TRYING to snap me. Please uncuff me. I'm not under arrest. I didn't do anything wrong. Okay, uncuff me. You're not legally allowed to detain. Is he detained? >> Yes, he's >> Okay, let me see it. >> I think he's dead now. >> I just talked to the state attorney's office. This is He was on top of me. There's no reason I should be detained. >> He's 400 lb. No, that's his. He's 400 lb 98 lb. He is attached to >> No, I don't have it. He This is >> I'm not talking to the uh Billy's over. >> No. How is it missing? He's 400 lb. >> We're patching. >> I don't have any. >> No. No. This is illegal. Can you please go to my Thank you for reporting? >> Yes. He's 400 lb. >> No. Thank you. My pants are falling down, please. My Look, I'm bleeding on my I'm bleeding everywhere. >> Your hair. >> Mine's 31. He's >> No, I'm just sitting in the corner. >> You don't want to sit in the corner. >> Look at my hair. >> You don't want to see. >> There's roaches in it. >> There's no roaches in your hair. >> Yes, there is. >> I'm looking at your hair. >> Okay. No, you're not seeing anything cuz you're detaining me because you want to me. >> She's bleeding, but we didn't let her pull her pants down. >> Are you saying there's bugs in your hand? >> There's This is wrong. is obviously I'm the victim. This is very wrong. >> At this point, the officers weren't just dealing with a woman anymore. They were dealing with the chemical chaos in her brain. When reason gives way to raw impulse, even the best advice becomes meaningless against a biological storm like that. >> Key witness was there was a female that said, and she doesn't know anybody, so she's unbiased, too. just that girl walked in and immediately said, "What are you looking at and said uh something the effect of like you rap my kids my baby you and then the guys like they said all right you got to go. So he says it's time to leave and then she starts swing. So um yeah it it this is pretty cut and dry. They're going to get video. Jackson's getting victim statement. I I can even do the face for it. It's not the It's pretty simple. It's your Friday. So, >> okay. I I'll do I'll do a face. You just uh uh you just do the sub of her statement. >> His car was off. >> Yeah, his car was off. Like he took the keys out at some point, but that would be Yeah, it would be very would be >> I need you to breathe. Okay. >> Take a deep breath. >> When was the last time you did any drugs? >> Stop my dad. This is John. I can't ask you on me. Anybody put a butt in your >> How tall are you? >> You said you're 5'8. >> Yeah. >> 5'8. Okay. >> I can't remember anything. >> Did you say you weighed how much? Ed, I don't know. Those hallucinations about bugs were probably her worst possible alibi. Instead of proving she was being attacked, they only confirmed her severe substance abuse. You see, the truth wasn't in her words. It was in the creatures that didn't exist in her hair. >> The last time you used drugs? >> When was the last time you used drugs? >> It's called [ __ ] both put it in your phone and then anywhere >> or do you use crack cocaine or meth? >> I don't use crack cocaine or me. I can't walk. I have a prescription medication. >> I've seen you walk many times. >> Yes, it's called Mr. Snow. >> It's called Mr. Snow. >> It's called a prosthetic. It's called I'm going by name of a sword. >> Simply asking you what your side of the story. I want your opinion. I want your side of the story. I tell you what happened. He attacked me. He hit me. >> Did he try getting you out of the building? >> He raped me. No, he he hit me and then pushed me out of the building and there was four victims around me. He's 4 650 lb. I'm 19 lb. >> He was on top of me trying to stab me. And you guys were >> He's not 600 lb and you're not 95 lb. >> You also said there was bugs in your hair and there's bugs. >> No, it didn't happen here. I just went to the police station. I'm done talking because you're not you're treating me like I'm a criminal. >> Okay. >> And I'm I'm I'm I'm in shock. >> Okay. >> You're under arrest for domest or aggravated battery. >> In the end, she was taken to jail to face charges of aggravated battery, filing a false report, and resisting with violence. If convicted, she could face a fine of up to $5,000 or 6 months to a year in jail. What do you think about the officer's reaction? Was their patience an act of humanity, or were they just giving a criminal more time to put on a show? Let us know in the comments below. Well, that's another day in the neighborhood. Some folks just have to learn the hard way, don't they? If you've seen a Karen like this, let's talk in the comments. Stay safe out there, and I'll see you next time.