No, you need to tell him to back down. >> I'm comfortable with you walking behind me. I'm not comfortable with him walking behind me. >> I'm behind you. >> I don't you >> If you want to see what entitlement really looks like in real life, no filter. Just watch these women. >> Help me. Help me. Give me forake for sake. >> Arrest me. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Arrest me. Arrest me. Arrest me. I've done nothing. I've done nothing wrong. >> From the airport to the bank, they try to bend the rules with tears, money, yelling, and even a little violence. >> But the camera doesn't care about anyone's feelings. It captures the moment each Karen realizes there are places where that big ego of hers is no longer a shield. On July 14th, 2025, officers were called out to the city pub at Orlando International Airport after reports of a drunk woman passing out and refusing to pay her tab. They walked in expecting to clean up a simple dine and dash. But the moment they started talking to her, the whole thing spun way past anything they signed up for day >> cuz her her man's family don't like her and they kicked her out of the house. So, she booked a flight to go to New York today. >> Okay. And I heard her that someone was waiting for her outside. So I've been trying to tell her to pay her bill to go. Just go, you know, pay your bill and make sure you can go back and then >> and come back. She said she was going to Melbourne. >> Okay. Go pull. >> Come, come, come. >> Hi. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I know that. >> I've done nothing. >> I know. You don't have to make a big scene about it. Nothing. >> She's just asking for you to go ahead and pay the bill. Okay, no problem. >> Okay, no problem. >> Go call the police. >> We We are the police. >> Yep. Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have your card or cash or whatever? However you want to take care of your bill. That way she can cash out. Okay. >> I just made sure to pay. But you're good. You can go to your flight safely. Okay. You just want to make sure you get to your flight. >> Okay. That's all. >> Nobody's harassing you. Nobody's trying to bother you. Just making sure you're okay. [Music] This is your purse right here, Darren? Your key? >> Yes, it is. >> Okay. Can you get out a card or cash >> and and pay her so we can all go? >> She would like you to Thank you. She'd like you to pay her bill. >> Okay. >> Do me a favor. >> I appreciate it. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I I'm aware of that. >> But they're asking I think you are >> they're asking you to pay your bill >> so you can leave. Working will be closed. Okay. Okay. >> How dare you? >> Okay. I'm not We're not doing that. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, we got law enforcement. I just need you to pay your bill. That's it. >> We're wasting time. Okay. Please. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> You know that type. Not some hardened criminal. just someone who gave herself permission to bend the rules just this once. She spins a sad little backstory like it's her ticket to a free pass, then clings to I didn't do anything wrong on repeat like a desperate mantra every Karen pulls out when consequences start knocking >> from me. Nothing wrong. >> This is your first time staying up a little bit. Just stay right where you are. What you could do is again for the five million time go in that purse, go grab out some form of money, a debit card, a credit card, something wrong. >> All right. >> Yeah, she's just going to keep playing dumb. >> I'm not playing dumb. >> Oh, you're playing something. >> You can you can tell me what it is, but you're definitely not sober nor willing to pay. So, that's not really helping us right now. >> Welcome home 72. Can I talk to you please? I'm Officer Gonzalez. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> You have done something wrong because >> like they explained to you, man. Listen to me. >> You haven't done nothing wrong. >> We gave you ample opportunity to pay the bill. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> You haven't done that. Now, you've done wrong cuz one, deaf for services. You haven't paid for the drinks that you received. You are intoxicated. You're not supposed to be in a public place intoxicated for your safety and the public safety and more for your safety cuz you're intoxicated. We want to make sure you're safe and nothing take no one takes advantage you or you get hurt, you fall, slip. All right? So, we're here to try to, you know, we do want to help you as well. That's why we're here. And you keep repeating yourself. Now, if you don't pay for what you the services, you'll go to jail. You'll go to jail. You haven't gone to your purse and got me >> talking about. >> So, and we don't want to we don't want to take you to jail for that. >> But you keep repeating to right now you are intoxicated. I don't think I don't know if you're listening to understanding if you you know >> look you dropped your phone right there. Can I pick it up and give it to you? the phone. Can I pick up your phone and give it to you, >> ma'am? >> For someone drunk and nursing a bruised ego, being told to pay your bill doesn't feel like a normal transaction anymore. It feels like a slap in the face. She slides straight into martyr mode. Better to get arrested than lose face. At that point, it's not about the money, it's about protecting her pride, and the officers quietly decide they're done playing by her script. >> Doing anything, >> begging for it. >> All right, ma'am. Could you go ahead uh turn around and put your hands behind your back? Okay. >> Do you have anything that that are sharp on you by any chance, ma'am? >> No. >> Do you have anything uh that may be considered contraband uh like at the jail? Because if you introduce any type of uh like drugs or any type of you can go ahead and lean up against that if you need to. I don't want you falling down. Um and I'm going to put these handcuffs. Okay. So, >> it's they're not made for comfort. Okay. So, I'm going to put two fingers in between it. All right. Just to make sure. All right. And I'm going to do two fingers right here. Like I said, they're not made for comfort. Okay. All right. Are you on the A side or B? >> I'm on the B spot by United. I'm giving you >> We're going. We're going. >> Um, they're not going to accept these at the general. >> Yeah. Go ahead. That's contra band. That's trash. [Music] Did you have all those this morning or today? >> The fireballs. >> Okay. >> I told you. >> You want cash out? Just a couple of dollars. >> Yeah. Uh just make sure that her cash and we can just put it in her pocket. >> If there's any other contraband items in there. She got a ticket. Did you miss this flight? Let's see. Is that yesterday or today? Let me Let me look. Kristen, so here's what's going to happen. You're you're going to be able to take your purse with you to the jail. This is trash and alcohol contraband. We're going to throw that away. Okay. You're going to keep your cash. We're going to give that to the nurse when we get there. Okay. As far as the uh the ticket goes, we're just going to uh this is just for our record. Okay. >> I'm going to need that. But >> she one looks like two, three, >> or four maybe. >> Just fold it. We're going to put up in her in her left pocket. >> Then there's the moment that blows her whole story up. In her bag, they find many fireball bottles and a little wad of cash, more than enough to cover the tab. So, no, it was never about being broke. It was about a drunk ego running the show. And suddenly, the reasons her in-laws showed her the door are lit up as bright as the runway lights outside. I'm sure that you should be able to bring all that to the jail with you. Okay. Now, as far as this bag right here, not sure if they're going to be able to take it. Uh we can uh get with um United and maybe they can uh keep it here with them. Okay. All right. Sorry. >> So, I think >> Yeah, she also has pills in her. I'm sure >> the situation come in. She sat down and asked for a double te. So, she wasn't drunk, but she she was crying cuz she had she her boyfriend broke up with her. Said that her family, his family is from Mexican and didn't like like her no more cuz she's white. I said that's really unfortunate. I said, you know, some people in life is either good or evil, right? Yeah. And she was fine then. And then um she asked for one more >> and I was giving her some advice like things to listen, you know, going through a break of work on yourself, go to the gym. >> I talked her for like 10 minutes >> and then she asked for one more. I gave her one more double and then she um started falling asleep and then the guy from New York tried to help her, right? >> And I asked her to pay her bill and I said, "Hey, I can't have you sleeping here." And then she started doing it again. Mhm. >> And then I think the camera stopped. >> Yeah. >> Or one of you. Yeah, probably the camera saw. >> I hadn't called yet cuz I was trying to alleviate all the work. >> Yeah. >> One for you. >> It's It's That's fine. Well, for you. Yeah. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> We're going to We're going to go over here. >> Come on. Keep ma'am. Come on. Come on. One one foot step. >> Nothing wrong. >> Understood, ma'am. Yeah, I've done nothing wrong. I've done nothing wrong. >> Ma'am, I think tomorrow you're going to see things maybe different. >> No, I've done nothing wrong. >> George, if you want to just do a quick scan. We don't have a female, so I did a quick a pat down on the out with outside of my hand. That's the best I can do. I've done nothing. >> Once she's the only one left on her little stage, playing the victim becomes the last place she can hide. The officers know better. Arguing with a drunk is like arguing with a brick wall. All noise, no progress. So they stop feeding it and let the silence do the work, forcing her to sit in the sound of her own words. >> I'm going to just >> I've done nothing wrong. >> So back on up. Watch your head. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> So um just go ahead. Start to scoot with your legs. >> You're a [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] I didn't do anything. I did nothing wrong. >> Scoot over a little bit more. >> I did nothing wrong. >> I understand. We need you to bring your legs in. Okay. I can't bring my >> I'm going to help. I'm going to help. >> No, it hurts. It hurts. >> Which which part hurts? >> It's not made for comfort. >> But it shouldn't be painful. >> All right. >> I did nothing wrong. >> I'm going to put this uh seat belt on. Okay. All right. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Okay. So, your seat is >> I did nothing wrong. >> If you want to go ahead and lean back. >> It hurts. It hurts. >> This here. Hold on. Here's what you do. It hurts. It's killing me. >> You know what? Maybe here's what I'll do. I'm going to go ahead double cuff them. Okay? So, you have a little bit more room. Okay? >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> I'm not double cuffer. >> Okay. >> I don't double cuff me. I've done nothing wrong. >> Just give them back to me when you get back. I got training here in a little bit. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> This is just for your comfort. Okay. >> I've done nothing wrong. >> Understood, ma'am. All right. Here's what we're going to do. Yeah. I've done nothing wrong. >> All right, that should feel a little bit better. It's going to go going to go right back on. Okay, >> I've done nothing wrong. >> All right, so it's going to go right around here. We're going to do the same thing as we did the last time. Two fingers. Okay, that's just so you don't uh get out. Okay, but if you twist it, it's not going to it's not going to help. Okay, so don't twist it. All right, and you should have enough room. All right, for now and what we're going to do, one second. Ma'am, stop doing that, ma'am. There's no What are you yelling at? What are you yelling about? >> It hurts. >> What hurts? What hurts? >> It hurts. >> What hurts? >> Okay. There's There There shouldn't be any need for any pain, okay? Because there's nothing painful being caused to you right now. Okay, Christine. It's not meant for comfort, but you've got plenty of room in these cuffs. Okay. All right. And I'm going to make >> In the end, the woman is arrested and taken to jail on a pedit theft charge. In Florida, a tab under $1,000 usually falls under a secondderee misdemeanor. If she's convicted, she's looking at up to 60 days in jail, up to a $500 fine, plus court costs and possible probation. And if she's done this before, that little bar tab can help bump things up into felony territory. When the check is still sitting there on the table, over at the boarding gate, another storm named Karen is already starting to brew. On May 29th, 2024, at Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, a drunk woman blew up at the boarding gate, cussing out and threatening airline staff after they refused to let her on. By the time airport police and security stepped in, her attitude had already pushed everything right to the breaking point. >> Yeah, she just walked up. She walked this way. >> Okay. >> Making the problem here. >> What flight was she is she supposed to get on the flight? >> To Alaska going to Seattle to Hawaii >> from >> So she didn't get out on the flight? >> No, we couldn't accept her because she was the game. >> Gotcha. You know, >> her hand is so loose, bro. It came from my face. Nisha, >> you're going to have to We're going to have to get going. You're going have to rebook your flight. >> Drink some water real quick. You got to get dehydrated real quick. Got to get hydrated. I just come and talk to y'all for a little bit, but y'all don't got nothing to do with me though. like down here. Make it where it's not hot. >> Yeah, let's talk over here. >> Yeah, let's just talk for a little bit. >> Yeah, let's just talk. >> We talk. >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to >> I'm trying to catch my flight to Honolulu, but this act like he don't want to have me get on the flight. >> That's what's happening right now. >> You from Cleveland? >> No, I'm not from here. Bro, I'm from Michigan. >> Okay. >> I'm not from here. So, basically what's happening right now, >> I got a flight. I'm already my flight leave at 6:44. >> But the dude that's running the flight is not letting me get on the plane. The same one that called y'all. >> The same one that called y'all is the same one. >> Okay. So, do you know did they tell you why they wouldn't let you on the >> All I'm trying to do is get back to Honolulu. I get money. I'm not a dumb like every drink anytime you >> Her I'm not stupid speech doesn't exactly line up with the fact that she missed her own flight because she was drunk. She's not acting like someone who hit a rough patch. She's an emotional time bomb going off on purpose. She chooses the crowd, chooses the volume, chooses to turn the whole thing into a show. That's not an accident. That's a script. >> My drinks. That's cool that you pay for your drinks, but they're not going to let you on intoxicated until >> that's fine. I'm okay with y'all checking my bags. >> No, we're not going to check your bag. You're just going to have to >> I just want to get to Hawaii. >> You're not going to be able to get on this flight. You probably have to catch the next one. >> No, I'm not going for that. >> You're going to have to go for it. >> You don't understand how much these flights cost. >> You're going to have to rebook. They're not going to let you >> rebook what? >> They're not going to let >> that [ __ ] cost like $300. >> They're not going to You're not going to have to pay. They just going to give you another flight. They're not going to let you fly it. >> You probably want to do that sooner than later. Let's just go up to the ticket counter and get you taken care of. All right, [Music] >> let's do it now and not later. >> All right. No, let's go. >> Down here. >> Come on. >> No. What is that? >> This goes to the ticket counter. We got to go to the ticket. >> It's the exit to the ticket level. >> You have two choices. Let's go. >> You have to ticket level. >> You need You need to rebook your flight. >> You need to set the up. >> All right. Listen, you're not helping. >> No. Like, I'm not comfortable with y'all. I'm not. >> Then walk. >> No. No. >> Come on. >> No. No. Cuz look, another police officer just p I'm not. No. No. I'm not. >> No. >> She's not a police officer. >> Well, if I'm going down, I'm going down behind. >> I'm not going down. >> No. I really don't like y'all. I really don't. >> Rolling this way. >> You dead ass right now. >> Come on. We got to go to the ticket counter to rebook. >> Book for what? What did I do? I didn't do [ __ ] Y'all not booking for me a goddamn thing cuz I didn't do nothing. Even when the officers hand her a soft exit, her ego explodes the moment she hears she's not flying on that plane. All she feels is that something she believes she deserves is being taken away. She can't see the mess she's made. That sense of entitlement is what keeps cranking her behavior up, trying to grab control and protect her self worth at any cost. >> Man, get the out of my face. >> You're going that way. >> Y'all booked me for no reason. I didn't do nothing. >> I didn't do a goddamn thing. So get the out of my face taking you to jail. No that. No that. >> No. This is not okay. What is happening is not okay. >> You're going to be going to jail now. You can get another ticket or you can go to jail. >> No. Okay. >> Leave me alone. >> You got two choices. You go that way and get another ticket. You >> because you are literally trying to do some that you're not even in the juris chasing to do. >> Do you want to rebook and get on another flight or do you want to >> I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. >> You got two. >> I didn't do a goddamn thing. So, you need to move out of my way before I really call my daddy. >> You're this close to >> No, I'm about to call my dad. >> You're going to walk that way. You're going to go to jail for DCI, disorderly conduct. >> You can either get another ticket or you can go to jail. That's your only choice. >> That's all you got to do. >> You get your other ticket up here or you going to jail for >> We're being more than lenient. >> Go around the corner and go to the ticket counter and get you another ticket. >> You need to stop being a dinos. >> No, you need to walk that way. going to go to jail. Walk around. >> No, you need to tell him to back down. I'm comfortable with you walking behind me. I'm not comfortable with him walking behind me. >> I'm behind you. >> I don't ticket counter or you're going to >> You need to shut the up. >> You understand? You're this close to going to jail for >> I and I'm on the phone with all of my people. Hello. >> Your people aren't going to help me right now. >> You're walking on a thin line here. Come on. >> Let's go. >> You need to leave me the alone. I'm right here. >> No, you need to leave me alone. No, you need to leave me alone. >> You're intoxicated. >> Like, no that you're doing some that you not need. Don't Don't go that way. >> You're really being a police officer right now. >> No. No. A police officer is really with me right now. >> A whole police officer. >> My goodness. She's calling anyone and everyone like a kid desperate for someone to take her side. When she can't control the flight anymore, she pivots and tries to control the officer's time and position instead. At this point, it's not oops, I caused a scene. It's a choice to put her feelings ahead of any consequences. >> He is literally following me. Oh, no. That >> no. Let's go. >> I'm not going nowhere unless your ass get the up out of here. I'm not with you. >> Do you want to get another flight out? We're I'm asking you a question. Do you want to fly? >> Right. >> Can you tell him to go? >> Forget about him. Do you want to fly out of here? >> Can you tell him to go? >> Answer the qu. Do you want to fly? >> Tell him to go. >> All right. We gave you more than enough chances here. Well, then I'm going to go outside then. I don't even want y'all help. I don't want help. I want to go outside at this point. I don't want y'all help. I want to go. I'mma leave. >> I'mma leave. >> No. Cuz I don't trust you. Cuz you No, I don't trust No. No. >> Take it. Come on. >> We have your >> We're going. We're coming with you. Come on. For your safety, please hold on to the handrail and attend to children. For your safety, take >> outside. When she chooses to walk outside instead of heading straight to the ticket counter, that's really her stepping off the path the officers had laid out to help her. The non-stop yelling and refusal to cooperate make the handcuffs less of a surprise and more of a sure thing. And looking back, the real winners here are pretty clear. The people of Hawaii ID, ma'am, >> where's your ID? >> You need to shut the up. >> I'm putting her phone back in her purse. >> Cuz why am I in handcuffs? Cuz I didn't do nothing. with disorderly intoxication for what you >> did. She wants to go to jail. >> Man, if you don't see off any >> I want to go home. >> I just want to go home. >> We're past that point now. >> Bro, I want to go home. >> Leave me alone. I want to go home. Y'all got me off covering me up doing all this weird ass for what? I didn't do nothing to you, youirdo. I didn't do nothing to you. Please uncuff me so I can go home. I'm not doing nothing. >> All right. Listen, I'm not >> If you want to make sure I'm okay, cuz you going to look out for me tonight. I'm not going to look out for you. Unfortunately, you're going to end up going to jail tonight. >> Thank you. Step over here, please. >> Listen to this officer. Finally over here. Just listen. No, your stuff's not going anywhere. >> Come on, honey. >> Come on. >> Why are you on? >> Because you're not moving. No. Because >> No, you're not a police. >> And you really got me out. >> No, you really got me out. >> That's the only reason why you with me is cuz I got these cups on my ass. >> Like, you really trying it right now. Thank you. Please don't move. [Applause] Girl, you keep on. >> You still going to move regardless. >> No. I will really tussle your ass in cuffs, though. No, you dirty ass. Sit down. In the end, she's taken to jail and faces charges for disorderly and threatening conduct while intoxicated in a secure airport area, creating a disturbance, making threats, and refusing lawful orders from police. If convicted, she could be looking at fines up to around $300, probation, a ban from the airport, mandatory alcohol treatment, and up to about 30 days in jail, depending on how bad this was in any prior record. And just when this airport storm starts to die down, the body cam walks right into another Karen who honestly thinks her money can buy her way out of handcuffs. On February 23rd, 2025, officers were called to the scene of a traffic crash where a woman's car was badly damaged after she apparently lost control. Noticing clear signs of intoxication, they asked her to do field sobriety tests and began a possible DUI investigation. What happened next went way beyond what anyone expected. >> Hello. >> Hey, man. Were you driving this car? >> Yes, I was. >> All right. Are you okay? >> Yes. >> You are all right. So, what happened? >> I don't know. So, we were trying to turn over and he said, "Go ahead." And I'm like, "Okay." And then something >> How fast were you going? You remember? >> No, I didn't. I mean, not >> Who else was in the car with you? >> My husband and my friend. >> And then your friend, is she the one back there? >> Yeah. >> All right. And you're okay? >> Yeah. >> And then she's okay, too? >> Yeah. We going to speed limit. I can't hear. >> We were going to the speed limit. I mean, I was going fine. >> Okay. >> Do you know how your car ended up here, though, with the wheel completely off the axle and all that? >> Because I was turning here and somebody hit me. Yeah, I do know that. >> Okay. So, you were turning into this this road here. >> All right. Where you guys coming from, by the way? >> Yeah. Uh I mean, so basically FD said that like nobody is like going to the hospital and they're not complaining of any major injuries like that. Did anybody get ejected? No, no one got ejected. No. >> So, just so here's the thing, right? You were just driving. Okay. >> Under eight pounds. So, I >> I get it. I I totally get it. Um, >> but you were just driving. >> I got to do my due diligence as a as a cop, right? I mean, I got to make sure you're okay. >> I have I have family. >> No. Yeah, totally. So, basically what we do, so whatever. >> Yeah. Cool. So, like I mean, I'm just going to make sure that you're good to drive. I know you you don't have a car to drive right now, but would you mind just doing a couple exercises just make sure you want to do them? Perfect. So, we can uh we can actually go in the parking lot back there. Would you mind doing that? Yeah, I would. >> All right. Yeah, we can walk over here. And husband, if you want, you can come along. It doesn't matter. Miss Heidi, so what I'd like you to do is you can face this way. >> Yeah. >> All right. And do you want to leave your boots on or you want to take them off? >> I can leave them on. >> Okay. So, what I'd like you to do is just you can put your feet together like I have mine and then put your hands at your sides. >> Stay at that position and do not move. Do you understand? >> All right. All right. So, what I have you do is >> So, what's this what's this going to do for me? You think? >> So, basically, I'm going to just check your eyes. >> Right from the start, we see a familiar script. In her mind, she's the victim of the crash, not the person who caused it, even with a wheel almost falling off and the car sitting in a spot that makes no sense. This isn't sloppy drunk chaos. It's the confidence of someone who's been in legal hot water before. Then, the sobriety tests start peeling that mask off. >> You see the tip of my finger? I do. >> All right. So, what I want you to do is follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. >> Okay. >> Okay. You understand? >> Yeah. >> All right. Tip of my finger, not the light. >> Here you go. [Music] >> Miss Heidi, you do understand the instructions, correct? >> Yeah. You told me you follow your [ __ ] finger. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Right. >> Yep. But just don't don't move your head. Okay. So, just use your eyes. Let your eyes follow it. All right. Heidi, can you please try to follow just with your eyes? >> That's what I'm doing. >> Don't turn your head. >> I'm not. >> Don't turn your head. >> I'm not [ __ ] turning my head. He's trying to trick me. >> No, he's not. >> Is she moving her head? >> Don't turn your head, honey. >> I'm not. Mark, don't [ __ ] get into it. >> I can follow my head. You're still moving your head, Miss Heidi. >> Okay. >> All right. Just Just try to just stay as stiff. Stiff as a board. Stiff as a board. >> I got it. I got it. I can do it. [Music] >> Continue to follow my finger with your eyes only. Do not move your head. You understand? M >> still moving your head, ma'am. >> Well, what the Okay. >> All right. Continue following the tip of my finger with your eyes only. All right. >> Yeah, I am. >> During the eye test, the real tension doesn't come from her pupils moving. It comes from the fact that she can't stand being judged. The officer is asking for something simple, but physically a drunk body just doesn't cooperate. She doesn't seem to realize her own body is quietly betraying every I'm fine that comes out of her mouth. >> Okay, Miss Heidi, you can relax. All right, so now we're going to use this line here. Yeah. >> All right. Can you see this white line? >> I can. Yeah, I can. >> Does this area look pretty flat? >> So, yeah. >> Well paved. >> Yeah, whatever. >> Free of uh free of any major debris? >> No. >> So, it doesn't have any debris that's going to trip you up or anything, right? >> No. >> All right. So, what we're going to do, so you're going to use the heel of your right foot to touch the toe of your left foot and then keep your hands at your side. >> I'm okay. Perfect. All right. And then I want you to stay at that position and do not move. Do you understand? >> Got this way >> on the on the line. Do you think you can do it or you want to try something else? >> I got it. I don't think this is right. I can't. >> Yeah, you got to be facing You got to You got to face the line. So, I mean, I I'm I'm definitely didn't drink any alcohol and >> myself. You do it. You do it. >> Okay. So, I'm on the line. Left foot on the line. Right foot head of the left foot. Okay. >> You see that? >> All right. So, my left foot's on the line. My right foot is in front of my left foot. I have my hands at my socks. >> Mhm. >> Can you do that? >> Yeah. >> Okay, Miss Heidi. All right. We're going to we're going to do something else. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, just stand over there again and face this way. >> Okay. >> All right. So, what we're going to do is we're going to do something called the one leg stand. You stand on one leg. You're going to raise one leg, either leg off the ground approximately 6 in. Okay? You're going to point your toe out. You're going to keep both legs straight. And you're going to look at the elevated foot. You're going to count out loud in the following manner. 1,00 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. I got it. >> You got it. >> I can beat you. >> All right. Okay. Do you understand the instructions? All right. Hold on. All right. >> You may begin. >> Excuse me. >> You can begin. >> Make sure you count out loud, too. >> Okay. Ready? >> Yep. All right, ma'am. So, so let's recap. Okay. So, you said uh you had >> Let's do it again. Let's do it again. >> The exercise is over. >> Okay. >> All right. You can relax. >> She can't keep her balance, can't stay still, and can't finish the test. She knows she failed, but she keeps trying to perform her way out of it. If she can't change the truth, she'll try to tear down the person measuring it. But the second the words, "You're under arrest," come out, that whole performance shatters on the spot. >> If you want to Yeah. All right. So, Miss Heidi, I want you to just relax. All right. >> No. >> Come here. Come here. Come here. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch that. Don't do that. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Relax. Don't touch me. Why are you doing this? Why are you being aggressive? >> Why are you Because you're resisting. >> No, I'm not. I have So, you know what? I have >> You know what? You don't even know who I am. You have I have brothers at >> She's letting go. >> Heidi, stop fighting. >> Heidi, please stop fighting. >> Who I am? They have no connections to who I am. >> Nobody cares. >> Mother Trump. Okay. >> Okay. So, right now you're being >> Guess what? You're going to be punished. >> Okay. Okay. So, right now you're being placed under arrest for DUI. All right. You are driving impaired. You were driving impaired. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. Well, >> stop it. >> I am a trained law enforcement officer in this stuff and I think you are. >> No, I'm not. Do a bus or what? >> Well, you'll have you'll have the opportunity for that. >> Let's do it. Let's do it. >> You'll have the opportunity for that. >> 1504 off of a white. >> I hate you. >> All right. Well, I got to do [ __ ] >> I got to do my job. >> You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] So, I Where's my car? Where's my stuff? >> Your car's over there. >> I know. So, We're going to have to tow the car. >> Okay. >> You're a [ __ ] >> All right. >> Yeah. You know it. >> Yeah. I hope you die. I hope you dine. >> Guess I'm an [ __ ] But you are >> Look, uh I'm just trying to >> [ __ ] you. >> No, I'm good at my Do you want me to my stuff in my car? >> I'll get it for you. >> No you. >> All right. Do you have anything that's going to poke me? >> No. I wish I did. I >> Okay. >> You in the heart. Grab your knives. >> Okay. >> Put your [ __ ] All right. Can you stop like pulling away? >> No. You >> Why you a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> How am I How am I like that? >> Yes, you are. >> I'm like totally like going to be a >> What? >> It's genuinely sad listening to her curse out the officer just for doing his job. Alcohol doesn't turn us into completely different people. It strips away the filter. Those ugly words and that aggressive reaction are probably how she's been handling stress for a very long time. >> Just as her to say here, >> I'm not saying that. >> Yes, you are. You're a [ __ ] >> You were driving a parachute. >> No, I wasn't. >> I don't know. >> Haven't seen you. >> I hate you. An [ __ ] I hate you. And you're I'm a vah. You're [ __ ] >> Can you sit in the car? >> No. I think you're an [ __ ] >> Can you sit in the car? >> No. Don't touch my breast. I'm not. >> Don't touch me there. >> All right. I'm charging her Bat Leo. She just kicked me in the nut. I'm charging her bat Leo. Counting 154 alpha. I got Bat Leo charges on my signal 115. She's kicked me in the leg. Hey, is Dick DL in this car? Her driver's license. >> I don't know. I'm trying to find it. >> Okay. miles. >> Where is he? >> That's what one of the other deputies said. I don't know. I just found that out. >> Hey, do you Where is her Where is her ID? Is it in here or you don't know? >> I I don't know. I'm going to guess it's in in here. Maybe it's just >> Were you guys where was she racing with this BMW guy? >> She was not racing. She was definitely not racing. There was no racing. >> So her DL is not here. >> So I don't Her ID may be in there. Is that axel? >> In the end, she's taken to jail and faces charges for DUI with property damage, resisting an officer without violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, and refusing a breath test, which triggers an automatic one-year license suspension. If convicted, she could be looking at fines up to around $7,000, probation, mandatory DUI intervention classes, and possible jail time, depending on how serious this is and any prior record. And when money and attitude stop scaring the police, yet another Karen decides to call 911 on the officers themselves. On August 2nd, 2024 in Ohio, officers were called out after a woman came back to the same liquor store she'd already been trespassing from earlier that day. Staff said she was causing a scene, scaring customers and making them worry about their safety. Within seconds of first contact, the whole situation took a sharp, dramatic turn. >> Come here. Come here. >> Come here. >> I'm going to tase you. >> Why are you tasing me? >> Why are you arresting >> resisting? Help me. Help me. Help. Help. Help. Help. >> Help me. I need to call 911. Help me. I need to call 911. I need a paramedic. I need a paramedic. I need a paramedic. I need a paramedic. I need a paramedic. Get off me. Get off me. Get off me. I need to call 911. I need to call 911. Help me. >> You're under arrest. Stop resisting. >> You're under arrest. Stop resisting. >> Please. I'm going to shoot myself. Please. >> Then [ __ ] yourself. I don't give a [ __ ] >> Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. >> Help me. Help me. Give me. Gizmo for Gizmo. >> Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Where's the girl? Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Get over me. >> Let me see your hand. I don't want I want to see your arm. I don't want to hurt you. >> Give me your wrist. >> Put your hand. She has no real sense that she's being arrested for what she actually did. In her mind, there's only one story line. She's the victim here. You see this a lot with people who are drunk or under a lot of stress. They rewrite the story in their head first, then behave as if that version is the truth. The volume goes up as a way to drown out reality. >> Get the rocks off of me. >> You know what? >> Get off of me. >> You're going to get [ __ ] teddy. >> Get off of me. >> Let me see your hand. You don't want to tase you. Give me your hand. >> Give me your wrist right now or you're going to tase. >> Help me. >> Help me. Help. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Okay. >> You done? >> Give me your wrist. >> Okay. >> I got one. >> Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. >> Did you get him? Did you get him? >> Get who? >> Help me. Help me. Did you get him? >> Hold on. >> Did you get him? >> She's in custody. >> Help me. Help me. Help me, sir. Help me. Help me, sir. Help me. >> Help me, sir. >> On your side. Hey, >> please. >> Here. >> I can't. >> I can't breathe. >> Here. >> I'm so heavy. I can't breathe. Just get off of me. >> I want to get you up. >> I swear to God, I have a dad. He has blue eyes. >> Okay. >> Get off of me. >> Hey, lean up that side. Lean up. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Pick that side. So, >> I'm hurting. >> Get her out. I'm hurting. Okay, I'm [ __ ] hurting. Okay, >> put her in. You know what? Just let her [ __ ] lay there for now. >> Yes. >> Just leave me. >> Damn. >> Put her in the recovery. >> Leave me. No, guys. Help me. Help me. Help me. Get on the camera. Please. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Please. Help me. Please. Help me. Help me. I need you. I need an ambulance. >> Help me. >> 911. >> She leans hard on buzzwords and sensitive social issues to paint herself as the textbook victim of unfair treatment. She knows the weight that history and public opinion can carry, and she tries to use that like a shield. Honestly, this might be the most exercise she's gotten in a year. Pacing, flailing, and yelling her way through her own narrative. Wait, you didn't you didn't hear that. >> Okay, just >> I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> You can breathe. Breathe. >> Please. >> Please get him off of me. Get him off of me. >> We're not on you. >> It's okay. >> Get off of me. You're out of my way. Get off. >> Nobody's on. Okay. >> How about you sit up and just Okay. Please help me. Please help me. Can you sit on? >> Yes, I can. Please just let me put my back against that building. >> Of course. >> Yeah, we will. Come on. >> Okay. Okay. They're here to help. >> You're going to drag in there as soon as we pull up. She >> We're not going to drag. >> Please don't. >> Can we get you up on your leg? >> She's under us. Definitely. >> I didn't even know. >> Can we get you up? It's crazy. These guys have me on camera. These guys would be right here. >> Probably don't miss it. It's coach. It's coach. >> Get in the car. Come on. >> I don't want to get in. >> It's too late for that. It's too late. >> Where's my dog? Where's my dog? Where's my dog? I got my Ugg. >> Yeah, my Ugg apparel. Yep. >> Yep. That's it. That's it. >> Get deeper in there. There's a little bit more. Okay. >> All right. >> What are we talking about? >> Let me in first. Okay. >> That's him. Boys in blue. >> The moment the camera leaves her and turns to the neighbor, the whole picture changes color. It stops looking like just a bad episode and starts to feel like a long-term problem. The man shares what he's really afraid of. the threats she made as she walked away and the very real possibility that she might come back to get even. >> That's her. >> So, what can I do for her not to come around me? Because she said some [ __ ] as she was leaving and I didn't get it on video. I started recording it, >> but I basically told her, I said, "If you come around me with some [ __ ] like that, >> Yeah. >> my wife will handle that because I I work for the city, too, so I know certain things I get away with, certain things I can't." Um, but she's very obviously mentally unstable. And what happens now if when she gets out now, she's going to try to retaliate against me because I'm not I I'm the one that told her now and I'm the one that causes today, >> right? Yeah. Um, obviously try to contact you or not. She's starting [ __ ] in the apartment. >> Um, >> if you're able to pull out your phone, just start recording her nonsense. >> Yeah. All my whole house. >> You could also try and get a uh civil protection order down at the courthouse. >> House. >> Yeah. Um just you'd have to go down there, right? Explain the circumstances and what what notot what she's doing and all that. >> Gotcha. >> Uh I can't say if they'll grant one or not. That's up to them. Right. >> I think we just want to know if you wanted her trespass from >> like charge her with trespassing or just >> No. Like so >> like from now on. >> Yeah. From now on if she steps foot on the property again, she could be arrested for criminal trespassing. >> You know what? I've never seen her before. >> Yeah. But I think Joel has had multiple issues with him, so we might as well just cut ties, too. Probably. >> At this point, it's no longer just between her and the officers. The entire neighborhood is stuck living with her chaos. She doesn't respect any boundaries, not other people's homes, not the store, not shared public space. Wherever she goes turns into a onewoman show without the law stepping in, you can almost guarantee this would happen again and likely get worse. >> I didn't do anything wrong. I'm a first lawyer. everything to you. >> May I have my lawyer? Let me get the sobriety test, sir. You want a sobriety test, sir? >> Nope. >> Exactly. >> Just going to take you to jail. >> What are you taking me to jail for? >> You don't even know. You don't know. You don't know why I'm going to jail. You don't even have a reason. You're just a boy in blue, right? >> Don't worry. I got an attorney. A good one. A damn good one. Kenneth Loop. $5,000 he costs for attorneys whooping my ass. I suggest you slow down, sir. I'm in the car. Can you have a little respect? >> No. Can you be quiet? >> Stay on Earth. Okay. Okay. Okay. Maybe you can just stop talking and being annoying. How about that? >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> That's too bad. >> Can you get these off of me? >> No. >> I'm going to throw up in the back of your car, sir. >> People do it all the time. >> Here. All in my mouth. >> Guess I'll have to clean it out. >> Take it easy. Take it easy. You're going to be saying that when you're [ __ ] yourself when you got how many guys on you? >> Guess you shouldn't have resisted arrest, huh? >> I didn't resist arrest. You arrested me for no reason. What was the probable cause? >> Trespassing. >> Trespassing for what? It's a drive-thru. Indian land. >> Not Indian land. >> It's not Indian land. Whose land is it? George Washington, are you historically buff? >> The city of Valyria. Looks like you were trespassed there yesterday. >> For what? >> Probably for the same stuff you did today. >> What did I do? >> I don't know. I said probably, >> right? That's the problem. That's the problem with the system, >> I guess. >> It's okay. Somebody's coming for me. >> Okay. >> What did I do? >> Resisted arrest. >> There wasn't even a man that I was trespassing on. He got all the lock leprechauns laughing on the end of the rainbow. >> Yeah. I'll make sure that I speak every piece of word, every piece of mind, every police officer, every newscast, everything for this land, the city of Ayria. I'm running for governor. Did you know that? >> You're sick. You got CO? >> Yeah. >> Don't touch me if you got CO. >> Okay. You're trespassed from the doghouse now, too. >> All right. May I please go home? >> No. >> I'll trespass nowhere. May I please go home? >> No. >> I need to go home. I have work tomorrow. >> Going to jail. I take care of the nursing home, the war wounds that eat PTSD. >> Okay, >> no problems though. >> In the end, she's taken to jail and faces charges of battery on an officer, criminal trespass, obstructing official business, and resisting arrest. By the time it gets to court, the two heavier charges, assault and resisting, are dropped. She doesn't serve any jail time. Instead, she ends up paying a total of about $613 in fines and court costs for the remaining charges, then walks out. And while this Karen is busy turning 911 into her personal complaint hotline, another woman behind the wheel decides to draw her battle line inside her car. On May 30th, 2023 in Agaloosa, Florida, officers spotted a car parked strangely in a lot. When they walked up, they found a woman passed out right behind the wheel. What looked simple at first quickly unfolded into something much messier. Hey. Hey, >> Angel County Sheriff's Office. How you doing tonight? >> Hey, good. >> Yeah. I think it's going to be ETH. She's stepping out. >> I said I'm going to let you talk to her and I step back. Thank you. Step out of the car for us. >> What? >> You step out of the car for us. >> No. >> Oh, okay. Open up the window and get out of the car. We're going to bust your window and pull you out of the car. >> Okay. >> We're going to res arrest you for resisting. I work here. >> I'm telling you right now to step out. >> I work here. >> Step out of the car. >> Why? >> I said step out of the car. >> I literally work here. >> Step out. >> No. >> Step out of the car. We're going to bust your windows and pull you out. >> Out my window. I'm recording. >> Step out or we're going to bust your windows and pull you out of the car. >> My man is showing up for me. Like, what do you mean? >> Step out of the car now. Step out of the car or we're going to bust your window. You see this is going to bust your window. >> Step out of the car now. >> Step out of the car now. >> Nothing. >> I'm about to bust your window. Step out of the car. >> If I have to bust your window and pull you out of the car, you're getting arrested for resisting. One last chance. >> I'm sitting here. >> One last chance. Step out of the car. >> Here. I know my right. >> Step out of the car. >> I know my >> She's half drunk, half asleep. Slow, defensive, and foggy. In her mind, she's doing the right thing, not driving, waiting for someone to pick her up. So to her, the officers are overreacting. But they can't just sit there in that parking lot all night hoping nothing goes wrong. At some point, they have to make a call. And they do. Step out of the car now. I know my rights. I'm sitting here. >> You're going to get tased if you don't step out of the car now. Step out. Where did you >> What did I do? >> You're under investigation for DUI. You need to step out. >> Say no. Do not touch. >> Don't pull against me. >> No. Do not touch me. >> Don't pull against me now. >> Step out if you get taste. >> Do not touch my phone. >> Step out now. >> Do not step out. >> Do not >> step out. >> You're recorded right now. >> Do not hurt my wrist. >> Step out now. >> You're being recorded. >> Step out now. >> Do not kick me. Go. >> Step out. You're going to get tased. Man, can't help me. >> Step out of the car. >> You're hurting my wrist. Help. >> Hit her. Hit her. Let's hit >> step out of the car now. >> Step out of the car now. >> You're going to get hit again. >> Grab this arm. Grab this arm. I got it in style. You got it. Got it. >> I'm not doing anything. Yeah, >> I was waiting for a hike. >> Relax. >> Call him weapons on you. >> No, sir. >> You got your flashlight? All right. Do you have anything in your pockets that's going to poke me? Stick me. No, sir. >> Okay. >> My ride's on the way. >> Up until then, she clearly believed the officers were just bluffing like plenty of people who've talked and stalled their way out of trouble before. But the moment that window shatters, reality cuts straight through the fantasy. Once she's cuffed and pulled from the car, her whole tone changes. The attitude drops and out comes a shaky, broken poor me story instead. >> Did you get cut then? >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> No, I was waiting for my ride. I was sitting here with me. I'm deputy watch. Okay. Are you injured right now? >> No. >> Okay. Do you need >> I might be cuz I hurt. >> Dad did. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Um I didn't do anything. >> So you want EMS to kick you out for that? No. >> You said you might be injured from there. >> No, that's fine. I was just sitting here waiting for my ride cuz I can't drive. So, I just sit here. >> Yeah. When we walk up and your head's tilted down, sleeping with you in reverse >> with it in reverse. And then when we start talking, you got slurred speech. I believe you're under the influence of a narcotic or alcohol. So, you need to step out of the vehicle when we order you to. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> We don't have time to explain that until you get out of the car. And then while we're giving you commands to get out of the car, you refuse pulling away from us and whatever else. >> And then you're kicking me in my leg, >> right? >> Yeah. >> Do you think any of that is lawful? >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Okay. >> I guess we're here, Miranda. Go ahead and uh put that in your holster. >> He's supposed to pick me up cuz I have a ride every day. Come home. >> Just listen to what he's going to ask you. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything. You never like to have an attorney with you prior to >> I'm literally sitting here for my pride. >> Why could you just he was mean as [ __ ] So I was like what are you doing? Like I'm literally sitting here. >> Yeah. I probation for months. I'll say the same thing. I'm not doing anything else. >> Yeah. Hey, a flashlight. >> I just I get a ride to your work. I just sit there every [ __ ] >> dude. One of you let EMS know we're in the parking lot of the golf club. >> Technically, she's not lying. Someone was on the way and she wasn't driving at that moment. But the danger didn't magically disappear. She's drunk, passed out behind the wheel, the gear not fully secured, and she refuses to step out so they can make sure the car is safe. One wrong bump and that car could move. When EMS shows up, she suddenly leans hard on being a mom, using her mother status as her last line of defense. >> You good? >> Yes, sir. Thank you. >> Did uh they get the dart out already? Yeah. Uh, she said it didn't stay back. >> She can't come over here right now. My >> boss. I'm telling her stay back. >> Oh, never mind. >> Oh, Stephen. >> I am. >> I was like literally the last one left, but now it hurts. It's fine. No, I literally have a 7-year-old. Heat. Heat. I'll do whatever you want. I released the speed, dropped me off, and then left the car and then that was it. I don't do [ __ ] wrong, so it's fine. But >> hold on. We're I'm I'm fixing this for you. Okay, just hold on. I'm literally just waiting for my right. >> Watch right there. >> Watch down here. Look. >> Did they check that out? >> No. She said she got injured. I didn't see that till just now. >> No, I mean, turn your wrist which way you want. Is that more comfortable or this way? >> Whatever you want. >> Well, I'm trying to help you, Nicole. This Okay. >> Whatever you want. >> All right. >> Let me uh get him to come back. Let me uh >> whatever you want. I don't care. >> No, I mean if she says she's fine, then she's fine. They're going to be >> I'm just waiting for my ride. >> Where's your uh Did you already >> Do you guys want this 1015 or you want me to take it? >> Here. Sorry, my hands look weird. >> Hey, Ben. >> When the officers shine their flashlights inside, everything comes into focus. The smell of alcohol, stains on the seat, kids stuff in the back. It's not as loud as the glass breaking, but it speaks louder than any argument. This doesn't look like a first time mistake because it feels like a pattern she's danced around and slipped out of more than once. >> I'm literally waiting for my ride. What are they doing? Get to her couple of times and she's just not getting it. >> Yeah, that's what happens when you're intoxicated. Hey fianc that came out of her pocket. >> Uh yeah, but you can double check me. Um, will they take that purse pin? Yeah. So, you're probably going to want her phone in there. [Music] >> You smell it? >> Yeah. Smell the alcohol in that. Maybe it's just in the core. I smell it. >> Maybe it's my nose. Yeah. But if you smell it, I'll I'll put it in there. But you can definitely smell it coming out off her breath. It's like all kids stuff. And when she had her other arm over it when I was trying to grab it, she never had anything in her. >> Yeah. I didn't see anything in her hands. She ate that. Things are pretty good, though. >> Only one probability. >> Oh, really? >> Do I have anything on my arm right here? Okay. Uh Ben, these are all the keys except for the the car key. Okay. Okay. And uh your taser probes, put them in a small manila envelope cuz there's evidence for you guys. All three here. Yes. >> Um we need to get in there, but can I get the room over here for SSDs? >> Oh, there's a line in the hallway. >> Yeah, that works. Yeah, I'll do that. No, this line's stupid. Um, I'll use the one in the hallway. >> So, you don't want to check? >> Yeah, don't check her. You can leave her in customs and stuff. >> In the end, she's taken to jail and hit with charges for a third DUI within 10 years, resisting an officer, and resisting arrest, along with a potential probation violation if she already had a suspended sentence hanging over her. Penalties can include heavy fines in the $2,000 to $5,000 range, a mandatory minimum of about 30 days in jail, and a 10-year driver's license revocation. While one woman brings traffic safety to a standstill over at a resort, another Karen is busy convincing herself she can walk off with someone else's identity. On March 3rd, 2024 in Florida, officers were called to the PGA National Resort after staff reported a woman walking around with multiple suitcases, handbags, and IDs that didn't seem to belong to her. They suspected stolen luggage and fake IDs. And the moment the police showed up, the whole story started to twist. >> So, you see where you turned right to go into the gym? Instead, you're going to turn left where you go in the Uber lot. It's going to be there right next to a Jupiter Police car. Okay. Am I going to the airport right now? >> Uh the notes are >> I got a ticket to the airport. So >> you all right? >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> Your keys? >> What? >> Where' you see them? >> No, I'm good. >> I'm a police officer. >> Security guard. Let me see your ticket. Let me see your keys. >> My keys. My keys. >> Let me see your keys. Okay. >> I'm going to my car and I'm going to go get something at Burger King. Chicken tenders. >> Okay. And where are you going? >> I'm going to be going to my mom's in Georgia. >> In Georgia. Yeah. >> How you going to get there? Are you driving? >> Yeah. >> You drive to Georgia? >> Yeah, I drive to Georgia all the time. Don't you? >> No. >> What? >> You don't drive? >> You're a police officer. You cruise also? >> You okay, ma'am? >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> Just two seconds ago, you said you're going to the airport. >> No, I said I have tickets to go to the airport on Wednesday. >> So, I'm going to go to the airport on Wednesday. >> Listen, I just had a terrible day. >> Why are you going to the airport on Wednesday if you're going to Georgia today? >> What's today? Sunday. Takes 8 hours to get to Georgia. I'm going to go visit my mother. She just opened a new hair salon and then I'm going to drive to the airport which is in Georgia. >> Okay. >> Do you have an idea on you, man? >> No. >> I'm wearing it. >> I got this. >> Okay. What is that? I don't know what that is. >> Yeah, we're at the resort. >> Excuse you. >> Listen. Listen to what I'm telling you. Okay. Right now, I'm trying to make sure that you're okay. Right. But this is not an arrestable offense. It's the difference between I don't know where you're from, but here in the state of Florida, it's what's called the baker act, which means I'll take you to a men's hospital. >> Okay. And I'll make sure you're here for the hospital. >> What does that what do >> been there? >> Okay. What does that have to do with what I'm talking about? >> Nothing. Give me my paper back. >> What is your name? >> Maya. >> Maya. What? >> Read it. It's on there. From the very first minutes, she doesn't look like someone about to bolt with stolen goods. She looks like someone living in her own private storyline, constantly rewriting it to protect herself. Every time the officers press for details, she adds another layer to the story, like she's hanging on to a sense of control, one improv line at a time. >> Where does it say? >> We'll flip it over. >> Do you want to see my wedding invitations? >> Oh, right here. >> That's you, >> my Daniels. >> Okay. I don't you live in Las Vegas. You're from Las Vegas? >> Well, I got married there. Those don't judge. >> Okay. >> All right. Just give me one second. I just want to make sure you're good. Make sure you have a valid license and stuff. Listen, >> I didn't say anything. I said to the officer, "Can you take me?" And he said, "No." So, please don't tell me what I said because I'm not an officer. >> I have a CPR certification. I'm a medical professional. Thank you. >> What do you do for a little medical professional? >> Well, right now, I'm out of work if you need to know. >> Okay. What does that What does that ID mean? What does the badge mean? What is it? >> It's for the haunted classic. >> What is it? It's just a guest pass to get in. >> Yeah. >> What? What did your badge mean? It means you're here to protect and serve, >> right? >> If you don't know, then you need to take your oath again. >> Listen, do you want to hurt yourself? >> Nope. Never. Not one day. Hell no. I >> I'm at PJ National. >> What city are you in? >> Palm Beach Gardens. >> Unfortunately, I had a hamburger. I had some smart food popcorn, but I gave it to little girl with red hair in a flower dress by seat 111 and 17th hole of the bear trap. I ate uh drinking at all. >> I had a beer at 7:00 this morning. I didn't even finish it. It was a Corona. I had a big rock in Palm Beach. >> Now he's not there. I have a license right there. >> Okay. Do you have an ID with your name on it? Let me see an ID with your name on it. >> Okay. Show that guy. >> Yeah, you get 22. >> That guy behind you. >> 65. >> You can leave. >> Let me get the deal. >> You're real, right? >> Listen, I'm a police officer. Give me your ID. >> 65 number. >> There's a guy behind me. Listen. Listen, I don't care. Now, now you got me mad. Okay, you gave me a fake ID. That's illegal. >> I give you any ID. I give you a marriage certificate. >> That's the same thing. >> He gave you marriage. >> And you told me your name was that. That is a fake ID. >> Then the marriage certificate pops up with a completely different name. And you can see what she's trying to do. Use paperwork to force everyone to accept the reality she's invented. That's the moment the mask of I'm just a poor woman having a bad day cracks. And she flips straight into full-blown victim mode. >> Turn around. Hey. Hey. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> All right. I went me down. Don't throw me down. Please >> turn around right now. >> Turn around and put your hands on your back. Do it now. >> Turn around. >> Please don't hurt me. >> Turn around. >> Please don't hurt me. >> Turn around and put your hands on your back. >> Please don't hurt me. Please don't hurt me. >> Please. >> I have a broken thumb. Please don't hurt me. >> Done. >> Please help. >> Stop resist. Stop resisting. >> I'm not >> Stop resisting. >> Please help. Sir, you have >> Stop it. Stop touching me. >> Stop touching. >> Okay. Well, we're going to do that in a second. Right. >> They gave this to me. >> They gave this to me. Ow. You're hurting my arm. >> Then stop moving and just hang out. >> We're done. >> Okay. >> You're hurting my shoulder. >> We're done. Stop it. >> We're done. >> You have my real ID, though. >> Okay. Well, we're done. Just hang out right there, buddy. >> Are you guys located in front of the map? >> We're right 1 2 3 5 6 >> I'll get up. Hold on. Wait. >> Get on up. Come on. You going to get up early? >> Get up. >> There you go. >> Save those backpack off. Let me >> You're under arrest. Hold on. >> Okay. Hold on a second. >> We're done. 1015. >> Yeah. >> Wait. Listen. Where's Karina Crook's ID? >> Where's my ID? >> We're done. You under arrest. So you please do. >> Okay. Take this backpack off me. It's not mine. >> Of course it's not yours. That's why you're under arrest. >> No, this is not my What does that mean? I didn't steal. Yeah, right. >> I swear to Christ for my mother. I rebuke this. >> You parked your car over there, right? It's towed, by the way. You tow your car. >> No, my phone. >> You didn't tell my car. I have the phone number. >> Okay. >> No, his name is Mike. Ow. Wait one second for me. >> We're right here. The car's almost here. >> Piss myself. >> Oh, that's too bad. >> Listen, I'm not going anywhere with you. >> You guys locked me up. >> She drags family, status, and even religion into it. as if those things automatically prove someone like her couldn't possibly be a thief. In her head, the logic sounds solid. Someone gave it to me, so I didn't steal. But the only question that really matters, did that person even have the right to give it to her? Suddenly disappears from the conversation. >> Stop acting out, man. Okay. >> I need more than I want to >> you. Okay. >> I need to see the backpack for real. >> Ma'am, we can't do it with the cuffs on. >> So, just stand by for a second. >> You can't get away with standby. >> No, it won't. Has one of the >> Look at the fun. >> Hey, how you doing? >> We're going to take off. >> No, I don't speak Spanish. American hat. >> Yay. >> What's your name? >> What's this? >> My name is Karina. My birthday is 1373. >> I never intend on hurting anyone or myself. >> You're back. >> Do it again. Do it again, baby. >> Yep. Do it again. Do it again. There you go. >> Coming. I don't have a receipt that I need. >> Just hang out right there, buddy. What do you need? >> When you say your wife. Okay. >> Relax. >> She's the victim of the theft. Okay. >> Just take her over there. Just take her over there by the stairs. >> I have a lighter. Be careful. >> Could be a lighter or a knife. There's a knife. >> I have a problem. >> The 14 of the girls are trying to steal bags. >> Relax. Relax. Okay. >> Stuff. If I got to figure out what what's what. Just >> listen. Yeah. My my the brown bag is my >> Stop it. I don't care. Just be quiet. That's it. It's not funny. >> All right. Let her up. I got to do the >> le get of the butcher shop. Wonderful. Face forward. Okay. Face forward. >> I don't know what forward is. >> Look that way. There you go. >> You have anything in your bra or anything? >> Not big. Turn around. Turn around. Stay face that way. There you go. Stay that way until I tell you otherwise. Okay. Okay. I'm going to read you something while she's doing that. Okay. You have the right to remain silent and answer any questions. Any statement you make must free. >> This isn't a mixup over a bag of clothes at a hotel. We're talking about an expensive watch belonging to a couple on their honeymoon. And taking the bride's identity doesn't just steal property. It steals the memory of a happy moment. It shows exactly how she sees value. Calculated, selective, and very one-sided. >> Okay. With that in mind, is that Rolex yours? >> Yes. >> You bought it? Yes. >> What type of Rolex is it? it. It's a custom Rolex. I bought it with Michael Marinelli. The receipt's in my safe. >> It's I don't know. It's a blue face Rolex. I ordered from my order from Mayor phone. Michael Marinelli. It was my boyfriend. And I have >> This is the lady from the car. >> My watch. >> Will you put Are all four bags hers? >> This one is No, put that there's a bunch on top of it. Put it because that's not Oh, separate. Yes. Are all four bags yours? The >> Do you want to come with me? >> Yes. There's three up here. Not the >> So, basically, my husband was playing golf today. He was one of the last girls to finish on 18. We were trying to make a flight. So, I went to our rental car. I took the rental car or I took his travel case out of the rental car. I brought it into the locker room, waited for him there. As soon as he got there, I said, "Do you want me to go pick up my bags from bag drop?" So, we had dropped. When did you drop them off? >> 10:30 this morning. >> This morning. 10:30. >> 10:30 this morning. And we dropped off uh 1 2 3 4 5 six bags in total. Um and then I pulled up to valet and I asked the guy if he could just pull the car around so I could go pick up my bags from backdrop. I stepped out of the car. I saw this lady holding my two suitcases, my bag, and my backpack completely coincidentally. The white bag. It's white. The white bag. How much do you value the contents in it? And your glasses are in it. >> All your clothes is in it. >> I would say probably >> probably around $2,000 in the white bag. >> In the end, the woman is arrested and taken to jail on charges of grand theft and identity fraud. If she's convicted, she could be facing up to 5 years in prison, 5 years of probation, and fines of up to $5,000. The patrol car still bears the dents from this mess when the camera steps into a bank next where even a signature turns out to be part of the con. On January 2nd, 2025, a St. Petersburg officer took off after a suspect after watching a drug deal go down right in the street. As he tried to get the man under control, a woman suddenly rushed in to help and everything blew up. What started out looking like a quick graband-go arrest flipped on its head in just a few seconds. Go around the other way, bro. >> Can I get home, please? Can I get off? >> You go around that way. >> Hey, girl. >> You're staying. She's staying. You move or you're getting locked up. >> Why? >> You got nothing to do with >> Why are you, >> man? Get out of here. You're going to get arrested. >> Why is my brother being arrested? >> He's not being arrested. He's detained at this stage. >> Are you sure as hell making it worse? >> Golly, I didn't do anything. >> Stop striking. >> I'm not. I'm not, sir. I'm not. >> She's She's She's with me. Thank you. She got me off. I don't even know her. >> Move. Move. >> Say what now? >> I do not know. >> Hold on. >> What you need to do with her? >> She's being hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back now. Hands behind. Put your Put the cigarette down. Hands behind your back. >> Put it down. >> Am I being detained? >> Yes, you're being detained. Put it down. Just drop it to the ground. >> Stop. Stop. >> The drug deal with that truck. >> Stop. >> That guy. I don't know him, but I mean I just don't want to get >> problem dude. >> I was going there. He said, "Police run." I said, "What are you talking about?" And I just came down here to get away from him cuz I don't know. hunkered down here, >> right? >> The truck pulled up. >> When I came by, you were going to the truck, talking to someone in the window, etc. Then when I turn up, you ran. You fell down the stairs. You said, "Leave." And I said, "Listen, you fell on the stairs in your scooter. >> I don't live down here." >> You fell down the stairs on your scooter. >> Right. She's trying to put on your pocket or take out of your pocket. >> Thank you. And I don't know her. >> Right. You're making all these fertive movements. You're trying to dump [ __ ] I saw you trying to make sure you're searching good. >> She gave me this and I didn't know what >> she was making all these You're making all these fertive movements while you're trying to hide. >> Right from the jump, you can see a classic little street crime ecosystem at work. A small time drug deal. One guy holding the product and a woman hanging off to the side, looking not involved, but clearly part of the chain. She acts like a bystander, but she knows exactly where the dope is going and exactly how to stir things up just long enough for it to disappear. >> Listen, you're being detained right now. Stop moving. Stop. >> Ma'am, stop moving. I'm not going to >> investigate. >> You're being detain. Yes, we're doing an investigation right now. >> Hey, listen. >> Listen. Just walk this way. >> Can you hold her so I can put on gloves? Cuz she keeps moving around being very fidgety. Thank you. >> Relax. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me, stab me, or harm me? I want to get my >> All right. Make sure he he's got I'm sure he's got [ __ ] rolled up in his sock. Yes. >> So, make sure you search her real quick. They're making a dope deal when I came by. >> She Yes. She was part of it. >> She was part of the dope deal. >> She was there. She was with the black guy. That's what That's what it was in. Put it in there. She told me to hold this. I didn't give her any money. Ask her. She ain't got no money on her. >> Here's the thing. What's your first name? I have the idea. >> Daniel. >> Daniel? >> Yes, sir. >> I know you got [ __ ] yourself. >> Yes, I know I saw you trying to get rid of it >> for her. Yes. Oh, okay. >> What else do you have? >> That's it. Nothing. >> All right. Spend your legs a bit. >> Yes, sir. >> Am I being arrested? >> There's nothing that will poke you. I wonder what it is. >> Ma'am, I need you to stop moving. >> Wreck. >> That was down there. What fell out of my sock? I don't know. >> Uh, it all fell out of your sock. >> Oh, okay. I didn't even look at it yet, so I don't know. >> You got to come to my car. My car's around there. Call that guy. Keys. >> This is hers. >> The keys are >> this is this this his this is. >> But she started interfering and struggling when I was trying to get them under control and >> I don't know her, >> which is why I had to call for someone else to go. >> Yep. I'm going to take all that off you. Okay. >> No, here. >> I don't need your assistance. I got it. >> She cannot let the truth touch her. If she admits she's using again or that she's a repeat offender, that whole I've changed, I'm different now image falls apart in an instant. So, she throws up a shield. The cops are wrong. The situation is misunderstood. It's a desperate little defense, clinging to a paper thin moral makeover before it rips wide open. >> Put you in there. >> That's >> You want to sit in there or I'm going to put you in there? >> Why am I in there? Ma'am, >> got to see. I don't see you catching another truck. If you're even going to get >> Where'd you get the crack from? >> Her and that dude. I don't know them. That's why they she said leave. I just left. I don't know them. >> And there's any way I can work with somebody. Turn somebody in. Turn I don't want to go to jail. Anything I can do to turn somebody in, I will. Cuz I don't I didn't even >> You made this really difficult, dude. >> I didn't mean she's trust brother. I'm not her brother. I don't even know her like that. There's nothing. No other drug. I swear to God, nothing else. My wallet. Well, >> you understand that I can't trust you, right? >> I understand. But yeah, but she seen how she was acting. I had nothing to do with me. >> If there's something that sticks me or something, I'm going to be pissed. >> No, I'm telling you, I'm not on that. You're going to get sprayed. >> Stop. Do not Don't even kick that window out. You're going to get sprayed. >> You're going to get sprayed. >> Oh, she's going now. Tell her from this side. >> If you don't stop, listen to me. You need to stop. You're going to get sprayed in the car and it's going to be very uncomfortable. >> I've been on camera all day. They've been so >> But you see how you're acting? That's not helping anything. Sit up. >> I'm not going to talk to you unless you sit up. I'm not going to talk to you unless you sit. Well, you just did that to yourself. >> Can you help me? >> You're going to sit up and that's right. Ma'am, >> you stood up and knew right. I'm telling you right now, don't kick the window. Do you understand me? >> Yes, ma'am. So, >> turn around. Turn around the right way. You know how to sit properly. Turn around the right way in the vehicle. >> Stop. >> I want to speak with you. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, just I need you to calm down. Woo. Give me >> Okay. >> Woo. >> And tell me what happened, love. You have to tell me what happened. The guy that sells drugs. >> I was late to the party. So, who is he or what does he look like? >> He looks like your toe. >> No, no, no. I'm showing you. >> You can see what the drugs have done to her body and soul. Reality and her ego keep slamming into each other. And instead of changing her behavior, she just rewrites the story in her head. She can't undo the cuffs, so she edits the movie she's playing inside to feel like she still matters. It's heartbreaking. Someone squeezing the life out of her own second chances. >> Oh no. So >> I want to talk. >> Whenever you let me talk, I'll let you talk. >> You have no right to detain me. >> Can I tell you why? >> Cop that's selling drugs. You have no right to detain me. >> Can I talk now? Camera. >> Can I talk now? >> I've been on camera. My dad is picking me up. It's on my car. >> All right. You are arrested for obstruction. You stop banging banging my wife. >> You have a hobble. >> Two under cuffs on the front. >> She want a hobble or does she want to get sprayed? Which would she prefer? >> I think it's going to be both. >> Okay. >> Is illegal. Look, you are legally detained and lawfully being arrested for for obstruction. >> For what? >> You're first of all, you obstructed my officer. >> Call my dad. He's picking me up right now. >> I'm not going to call anyone cuz you are >> When you start acting right >> and put your cuffs back where they belong. Then I'll make a phone call. >> That way, honey, >> guess what? We have someone arrested. But you are acting up. You're about to break the windows of this cruiser. And your cuffs are now in the front. So, if you sit right, perhaps I'll make a phone call, but at the moment, you'll have no phone call. Do I make myself clear? >> Yeah. >> Because you keep acting up when I ask you multiple times not to. And I don't play that. >> Will you call my dad? >> Sit there and I'll get my notepad. You bang on that window one more time, your phone call's done. >> Do you understand me? That's okay. >> Instead of calming down and letting this play out as gently as possible, she reacts to every little thing in the patrol car like a kid breaking toys because the quiet is too much. That's its own kind of addiction. Addicted to chaos because calm feels unsafe. All it really does is stack more charges on her and shove her deeper into the very system she says she hates. >> Say what's a polite from thing me say mister. I just want to say hello to this buddy. So I say mister. and see how you're acting very nice like an adult right now. Keep it up. I'll go make the phone call. What would you like me to tell him? >> Okay. I heard you're on the way. How long are you going to be? Okay. And you're going to sit right? So, sit back like an adult. What's this? >> I'll pay for >> What's this? What's this? >> So, you're breaking my police cruiser. >> What's this? >> I'll fix it if you let me. What I want you to do, you see how you're sitting there and being nice? You're about to get a bunch of more charges unless you sit there politely and quietly on your way to county for the one charge. Do >> I being arrested? >> You are being arrested not only for obstruction, but now for crim. Do you want more charges? Do you want me to call back your dad and tell him, you know, she's going to be there in a hot minute? Don't even bother coming her. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. That's what he said. He said, "All right, I got her. Tell her I'll come get her. But if you remotely >> He's a roadoff. >> If you remotely damage this car again, >> if he if I don't >> Do you What did I say? What did I say? >> Hear that? >> No. Cuz you know what? I did you a favor and I'm going to phone call and you do this to my car. So sit back. >> If he doesn't talk to me now, I won't talk to you. >> What's your You got to stop. Okay. At one point she had the cuffs like like this like she was trying to try try to choke herself and then she started like taking >> She can't pull anything but it looked like she would like a quarter. >> Dude, she has no right to detain me. >> You're not detained. You're arrested. Put your foot in. >> This is the last time. >> No. >> Trust me. Trust me. Cuz now I'm going to spray you. >> You're going to get sprayed. going to get sprayed. You want to get sprayed? Sprayed in the car. In the car. Stop. >> Why am I being arrested? >> Stop. >> Why am I >> relax? Come on. I didn't want to do that. >> Okay. In the end, the woman is loaded into the patrol car and faces charges for damaging the cruiser, resisting arrest, obstructing, and using force against an officer. The man, meanwhile, is charged with possession of controlled substances and could be looking at additional charges for sale, purchase, or receiving drugs in a transaction. While one rich Karen sobs over losing her special treatment, this woman chooses a different path and throws herself straight into the side of a police car. On March 8th, 2024, staff at a region's bank spotted a nearly $3,000 check that looked off and immediately called police. The account holder confirmed they'd never written it. Everyone thought it would be a quick, routine fraud check, but the body cam shows there was a lot more going on. I need I need to talk. >> I'm sorry. >> What's up? I don't know what I doing here today. I'm going try to cash a check cuz somebody owes me the money and gave me the check saying that that was good. And they're not loud having a problem. I did the work and I need the money. I need to go buy supplies. What? >> You did the work for who? >> Well, for for the children that works for them. I don't know who they are. I never met that. >> It's kind of like a kind of shuffle thing. I had a feeling this wasn't going to be really good, but I put up the money from my own supplies. So, like this is supposed to be paying me. You know what I'm saying? So, someone you did a job for somebody. Somebody wrote you that check, >> right? Gave me the check. >> That somebody I I don't know his last name because I just I work with guys that work, you know, and I've got paperwork and stuff at home, but I don't have it with me. I I left the house early this morning and I just was in the area, so I figured I'd stop at this branch and like go. And >> you have your ID with her. >> She's got it. They got where? >> And my passport. >> I thought you found the bank. >> I'm sorry. Who did she talk to? >> Um, a little bit. She's a bad. >> Can I go see her? >> From the very first minutes, she's living in a world she built in her own head. One where she's right and she deserves to be helped. That's the classic pattern with a lot of property offenders. They don't see themselves as spending stolen money. They see themselves as balancing the scales. But once the bank kicks in like an immune system, that cold, hard truth tears the fantasy apart. >> Miss Elizabeth. Who's Elizabeth? >> Right here. >> Hello. How you doing? Who's Miss Elizabeth? >> I still have the customer who ordered the check. He's right here on the phone. >> Actual check. >> Yeah, it's actual check. She's making a copy of it right now. What we're going to do, he wants me to email him a copy to make sure that's, you know, authenticated. So, he's we're doing that right now. >> Um, >> so did he write that check? >> Well, that's what he's going to confirm right now. But for sure, the account's been compromised. They already been dealing with a lot of problem with that particular account. >> Yeah. >> So, this is why we want to make sure. So, he wants to make sure just >> Okay. >> on his she already Melissa. >> All right. >> All right. There we go. I just sent it. >> That's the original right there. How's the look? >> This is kind of look like it's going in that direction. Definitely someone who maybe speaks that of that, you know, culture, you know, some right like that cuz they write left to right or right to left. >> This is what I call it. >> I touch you. >> No, no problem. >> No. What's up? >> She's here. >> Yeah. Please take him to jail. This is not my check. This is not my signature. You can my signature also. >> That's all I need to know. Um, give me one second just officer may have a question for you. >> All right. Going on to make a take a t tape statement. Today's date is March 8th, 2024. The time now is 3:58 p.m. Case number is 424 03 01533. The offense is a forged document. This statement is being taken from the witness. >> I'm sorry, your name was again. >> Elizabeth. >> The statement is being taken by Officer Medina, a duly appointed law enforcement officer in the state of Florida. Elizabeth, please raise your hand, your right hand. All right. Do you swear or affirm that the statement you are about to give is the truth? >> Yes. Are you aware? When Elizabeth shifts into statement mode, the customer service tone disappears and you hear the language of recordkeeping. A lot of offenders underestimate this part. They think if they fool the teller, they're in the clear. They don't realize every extra minute they spend dragging things out is actually helping build a cleaner, tighter chain of evidence. >> And spell your name and cite your date of birth. >> Now, just tell me what happened today. >> Okay. The lady came here to cash a check for $800, our check from one of our customers. I said that she used to have account with that that she closed. >> But she have a now card that we use for shopping like an ATM card. >> Mhm. >> So I said I can't cash a check because he don't have anything to cash against it. >> Mhm. >> So she told me to put the whole check in the now. Mhm. >> Because of the amount of the check 2800 had to call the owner of the check >> that was one of our customers to verify that he they wrote the check. >> Mhm. >> I work with both of them. They said we didn't write the check. The second one told me right away called the police. >> That is a fraud. >> Mhm. >> So I took everything. I I told him I was going to be back. I want to talk to my manager. what the the owner told me. So he that's how he called they called the police and I went back to see her trying to make time. We do have a system called Rams that I send a call >> through the cell phone or email to make sure it's my customer in front of me. >> Okay. >> She gave me already the ID and the password everything she told me no cell phone no email. So that me was a flat you have to have a cell phone or email. She put an excuse. I believe I lost her or I changed it. Something like that. >> And then I went back to the manager. I said, "Listen, there's no way I can, you know, I can send a call." You know, no cell phone, no email. >> That was when you you came together. >> He called again. They they me to make sure that had in the past uh had they closed it >> and well that's when you came. >> Okay. So, the the check that she was trying to cash >> 2,800. Yeah. >> Okay. The $2,800 check. The owner stated that account was already closed. >> Yeah. >> From the small details, it's pretty clear this isn't a one-time mistake. That strangely calm attitude says a lot. No real panic, no shaking. Innocent people are scared of being misunderstood. Guilty people are scared of being caught. And then there's the third type, the ones who are used to legal risk and treat being detained, questioned, even cuffed as just part of the cost of doing business. That calm isn't peace, it's numbness. >> When I went back to my manager, they said they have a phone in the past. I get the whole information from Miami Shell, I believe, the number of the check, and they both tell me we did not make the check at all. >> Okay. >> Uh she told me she was a handy woman. >> Mhm. >> That she worked for the houses. That's what she told me. But she gave me the ID that I gave you. Uh the two cards, the one given from the account closed >> and the passport. I don't know why she has to give me the passport also. I have no idea. But I kept everything on my side of the but she was come all the time. >> Okay. >> Uh we had frozen the ran away. But she was there all the time. >> They didn't try to run away. They told me when I was in the back she was calm. >> Yeah. Okay. >> So that's what it happened. >> All right. So I just want to reiterate what you're telling me. She comes in. She asked you if she could you could change the check. She gave you a card. That card was the account was closed. >> She told you to deposit the money in the card. The now card. You told her you're not able to do that. And because due to the amount of the check, you got to contact the owner >> to make sure that you know it's a legit is a good check. >> You went out, you came back here to speak to your branch manager. When they contacted the owner of the account, >> they stated that account was closed and they did not provide that check. They did not authorize the check. >> I told you to call the police. >> Okay. And to call the police. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And did she state anything besides that? Like I'm a handy woman or anything like that? >> That was what she told me at the beginning. And we were talking I'm very friendly with people. And she told I'm a handy woman. >> Okay. >> That what she told me at the beginning. But when I went back and I I mean I was walking back and forth and she wasn't like nervous to me. She wasn't coming. >> And did you She never stated anything that made you think. The only thing that made you feel like, "Okay, something's wrong." Is when she said, "I don't have an email and I don't have a phone." >> Yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. >> But by that time, you had already contacted us, right? >> I went to see the manager. The manager called you. >> All right. So, by that time when you came back and you asked for that, we were already called. >> Yeah. I tried to make a time with her. >> Yeah. Before we got here. >> Yeah. And I that's when I said no no no cell phone, no um no email. So I came back to see my manager with all the paperwork. >> Her paper overload strategy is a classic fraud move. Bury people in documents to look transparent and legitimate. The idea is if I look organized and official enough, I won't be questioned. But in a place that knows how to spot fraud, that pile of unnecessary paperwork actually rings even louder alarm bells. >> We have some crows and they ran away. This was there on the time. >> Okay. All right. That is there anything else you would like to add to the statement at this time? >> No, that would be >> this would conclude my statement. The time now is 4:05 p.m. Thank you so much. >> Thank you. Thank you. I think it's already time. >> Okay. >> Can I sit down? You're going to Yeah, you're going to sit down. Okay. Get your stuff. Don't worry. I'll get your stuff away. Yep. [Applause] Where am I going? >> All right. >> I'm just trying to figure out exactly what's going on. All right. Well, I I figured that's an update. Just give me a second. >> All right. The law requires that you be advised of these rights prior to answering any questions or making a statement. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to the presence of an attorney before and during any questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you prior to any questioning. if you so desire. Are you willing to answer questions or make a statement? >> I think I should have an attorney. >> It's all to you. >> What's the procedure? >> No, but I'm going to jail. >> Do you understand your rights? >> Kind of. >> Kind of. >> Okay. >> What do you >> Do you need me to reread it for you? >> Yeah, maybe you should. >> Okay, let me reread it. >> All right. The law requires that you be advised of these rights prior to answering any questions or making a statement. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to the presence of an attorney before enduring any questioning. >> Are you comprehending? Yes. >> If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you prior to any questioning if you so desire. >> Okay. Are you willing to answer questions or make a statement? >> I would like an attorney. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I screwed up. >> Okay. >> In the end, the woman is taken to jail and faces charges for fraud using forged financial instruments and felony level theft for trying to pull nearly $3,000 out of a compromised account. If convicted, she can be looking at jail or probation, fines, and an order to pay restitution to the real account holder. In reality, she ended up with a 2-year probation sentence. On February 20th, 2024, a furious woman caused a scene inside Hobby Lobby, claiming she was being cyberstalked and that her privacy had been violated. Police were called in immediately. But the moment she said her name, things started to spiral and the truth behind it all left everyone stunned. >> Hi. Hi, >> what's going on? >> I have the rights to complain and have also the dump name of the manager and direct breach of privacy cyber full cyber security. They're directly of customers speech of privacy and they having those type of consume what you call consumer's rights or privacy being violated. >> Okay. And it has my rights to have a complaint and have also the name of the manager. Full security that you might need it to have also locate because those type of people stoking stocking from consumers from the school security could lead also burglary theft and those are stoking of full security of commercial building that we have in the false community security. Now that is my first complaint. consumer rights for digital privacy and not need to have continuous exploitations of consumers like afare professional and US army my whole family and of I am being victimized of this type of breach of privacy. Why are you in here yelling though and causing >> Was I while she was the one on trying to speak to another customer and witnessing that I have the right to ask the telephone number and it was not of direct even yelling until she's manipulating and having them off this type of criminal management directly in extortion and destroying the true integrity of independent individual especially when they are manipulating stalking cyber harassment. >> So you're saying Hobby Lobby is cyberstalking you >> cyberstalking and full security. Yes, they are consumer consumer's rights of privacy. >> Hobby Lobby. >> You can check into >> She launched into a bizarre string of accusations. Cyber surveillance, privacy invasion, even blackmailing customers. It was paranoia turned up to 11. Her words kept coming faster, but her mind clearly wasn't keeping up. >> Do you have your ID with you? I am Miss Maria Lord Elia Lorenzo. Okay. So it is the same that you are all in abductional extortion and even of who was holding of even of those British monarch that directly who wanted to agree and >> I'm not going to I'm not going to play these games. Let me >> I'm not in any games and even ID actually day one. The problem with you all >> the only thing I want to hear from right now on is here is my ID. >> That is all I want to hear at the moment. >> No, you all have to even >> You are the criminal. >> Thank you. Thank you. Can you do that one? Consumer's rights of privacy. Check the security office because they are all just in exoral exploitations. All of those dirt NBC and criminal manager that is directly >> and I have the rights to have the corporation number. >> Can you have that and the date and time today? Okay, that's on Google >> in the commercial building and later they will be abducted the way they that I have done to my family who also an employee in Walmart and a previous employee in Hobby Lobby. This type of missing will be a drama of a mother but they are the one that Lorenzo in 13 years. >> Miss Lorenzo, let's step outside before uh >> give me the ID. >> Not yet. >> Oh no, it is. >> Yes. No. >> No. Don't force my ID. >> Do not touch me. >> Oh, >> okay. Can we step outside? >> Let's step outside. personal exploitation again or directing all of you. You are corrupting the youth indirectly. Even >> we have complaints, >> ma'am. You want to >> give it to me. >> Talk real quick. I'll give it to my partner cuz he's going to be talking to you. >> Give it to me. Stop this type of manipulations of manage and manipulations in their customers you >> no those managers directly doesn't even if you have a fear consumer's rights go to their security and see the true safety. One thing is stop this type of breach of privacy. the whole community of pro public scandals. It is my rights. I know I am being single. Trespass. >> Oh, I have not been in trespassing. >> This is a commercial. >> The way she repeated those wild claims over and over showed she wasn't in a stable state of mind. She was trying to create a confrontation to feel in control, but that control existed only in her head. Then came the monologue, one that sounded like she'd rehearsed it for a year. >> You're not trespassing. Okay. You are all the one that's trespassing and invading your privacy. Hi Maria Lucia Lorenzo Mama Alpha Lima Oscar Uno Ringo Delta Echos Echo Lima Echo Alpha Lima Oscar Ringo Echo Nano Zebra Oscar I have complained this one even to Central Charles Schumers and that you owe falsehood and not wanting me to have meet it for you are all in extortion of terrorism. You have all manipulated my rights of even of my own ID. How many of you policeman that would like to get my ID like your dispatch policing? I am in good sense of balance mind the highest of intellect there was not even of a crime to receive a true wedding proposal from a man that those type of criminal dispatch policing and criminal community of dirt NBC that you all have that directly in harassment of true soldiers in this country who has dual dignity that you all should have been working in proper alliance that those criminal crimes of dirt manipulations of management and false security it is also your child that they could victimize tomorrow that they will stoke and abduct and even destroy the true dignity and integrity. >> Okay. >> All right. So the reason why >> Oh no, it was never of even of complaints. It's direct. >> You don't know what I'm talking about. So >> I am. You are all manipulating. That's why I have answered. You know why? I was just in the other of uh >> Can you stop yelling at me? >> It was not even really >> It was not even yelling. Look at your voice and my tone. I was left in the back. >> Look at your voice and look at my tone. Stop yelling. >> Yes. Directly you have your forward this to Timothy Evans and directly the chief justice and the chief justice John Roberts because you are all >> listen to me. You are trespassed from this property. >> No, that's you are all in invasion of privacy of my rights and my own safety. >> At this moment you are under the arrest for disorderly conduct. >> Gosh. Go get your ID. >> She wasn't resisting for any real reason, just to feed her own fantasy that someone was actually listening. And when officers finally told her she'd be charged with disorderly conduct, she flipped the switch and went full conspiracy mode. It was like watching a low-budget sci-fi flick. >> I have done no crime nor sin. There was not even trespassing. >> You want to stand up, act like an adult, or do you need to go back in the car? >> I have no trespassing. I came in here. >> They just said you are trespassing. >> Not even where? What trespassing? I was even outside of the door. I was already outside of the door. You would have seen that. >> They can trespass anyone they >> That's where they you violating. I am in good sense of balance mind. Stop this assault. I have no evil sickness. Yes, it is because this is direct manipulational and a man. I've already listened to all this and walk and step and Diana. >> What is that? Who? And who assaults a customer? Sometimes protect the customer because that is our true residence. And I >> ask you to leave is to protect the other customers. Thank you for >> No, protect that. I am the true US Army family that have all been an assault. Stop interrupting. >> Hey, Mr. Just listen to him real quick. Okay. >> Stop interrupting me. >> You have all >> Just listen to him real quick. >> I'm not saying you were trespassing. I'm saying you are now trespassing. You are no longer allowed to return to this Hobby Lobby. Okay? If you do return to this Hobby Lobby, you may >> just write the name of the manager, too, please. >> Okay. It'll be on the complaints. >> I needed that on that ticket, too. >> It's not going to be on this. >> It has to be. >> Okay. Just listen to them real quick. Listen to him and then you can respond. Okay. >> It's going to be available to the policeman's and those court dates. But when I needed that to defend myself, >> okay, I don't need to raise my voice to you to communicate with you. I feel like we can do it as adults and speak normally. It is very frustrating when you shout over me and interrupt me. Can you please allow me to give you this so you can leave and we can leave? >> Like I said, Hobby Lobby wants you trespassing. Not saying you were trespassing, but anytime you return to Hobby Lobby, you will then be trespassing. If you are caught trespassing and they want you to be trespassed, you will be issued a citation. Even though she was technically under arrest, she wasn't taken to jail. Officers handed her a court summon instead, proof that they were still trying to handle the situation with grace. They stayed professional to the very end. She, on the other hand, didn't stop ranting for a second. >> Further states at this time, you are under arrest for disorderly conduct. We are not taking you to jail. You will have an assigned court date. Your court date is going to be March 5th, 2024 at 8:30 in the Mckenry County Courthouse in Woodstock, Illinois. The complaints are going to be for disorderly conduct. I will give you a copy of the complaints. You have to collect >> the name of the manager. >> Okay. I will have the name of the manager. >> Please write down the name. It's very important for direct discord conduct directly from the manager. >> No. Okay. >> Can you have it? This CCTV are also of a number. >> Everything is being recorded. >> I needed your number. Your uh business card number. >> It's at the bottom. No, I the the >> I don't have a business card. My name is at the bottom. >> The one that's police number that has also separate from this one. >> Look up the card directly off. No, I needed that of person of name of identification of officer who give me the ticket and it will be attached. No, I needed that of with a number of the complaint number of call >> right here. >> Here where that's it. That's it. Yep. >> That's it. Can you write it for me? >> I think I've been generous enough. >> Okay. Do you need anything else from us? Okay. >> Can you borrow a pen? >> Just borrow a pen and I will >> me to write it down for you. I will write it down for you. >> Portune and Tomson and the rec also CCTV of today. That directly proved that I was already going out. >> Yes, it is. But I waited because I needed the name of the manager and I asked you to write the name of the manager too >> and the videos of the manager. Do you have an active >> can be identified? Can you again identify video? No, I will retrieve that and please have it already. >> In the end, the woman was charged with disorderly conduct after yelling and refusing to cooperate at Hobby Lobby. In Illinois, that's a misdemeanor. She's looking at up to a $1,500 fine and or 30 days in jail, depending on the court's ruling. And when the store finally closed, the hotel became the next stage for Karen's chaos. On November 11th, 2024, a furious Karen threw a tantrum at the Quality Inn, flatout refusing to leave and stirring up so much chaos that staff had no choice but to call the cops. But when officers arrived, they didn't just find a difficult guest. They walked straight into a full-blown meltdown. >> Excuse me. >> Can you have a seat over here? >> Yes. I have a problem. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Um, there's an issue with the incompetence that is here. >> Okay. Do you have a room here? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. >> Um, so we got a call from them. They don't want you here anymore. >> Okay. Who? >> The administration here. >> Who's the administration? >> An employee. >> Who's employee? >> I don't know their name. >> Well, what's their name? >> It doesn't That's not important right now. >> It is. It is important. >> It's not important. >> It actually is important. >> Quality in Sweets called us here and they don't want you here anymore. It is important. >> What's important? >> Who called? >> Yes. Quality in and sweets. >> Okay. Who was that? >> An employee. >> Who was the name? >> I don't have to tell you that. Okay. >> Yes, you do. >> No, I don't. >> Why am I leaving then? >> Because they want you to leave and they're a private business. >> Okay. Who is that? >> Audian and sweets. >> Who is that? >> All right. What room do you have? What room number? >> Okay. Do you mind >> walking there and gathering your stuff up? >> I don't. >> Do you understand if you remain on scene here, >> you'll be cited for trespassing? >> No, I don't. I don't know that. >> Okay. If you do remain on scene here, >> so are you going to allow them to? >> I'm going to talk to them. She's dealing with other customers. Okay. >> If you refuse to leave, ma'am, look at me. If you refuse to leave, you'll be cited for trespassing and potentially arrested. Do you mind gathering up your stuff? >> I don't know. Do I? >> I'm asking you. >> I don't know. Am I? >> Right off the bat, she made it clear she wasn't going to cooperate. Whether it was the alcohol talking or some emotional spiral, she was out of control, cussing, yelling, and going toe-to-toe with police like she was ready for war. >> They're getting help right now. >> No, let them [ __ ] themsel over. How much have you had a drink today? >> Not much. >> Not much. What is not much? >> That's different for everyone. >> Not much. >> Okay. >> Do you feel like you can take care of yourself? >> Yes, I can always take care of myself. >> Okay. >> She's going to let them take care of themselves. >> And she's smiling. >> She's doing her job. She's helping other customers. Let's go to your room. >> Okay. >> No, don't touch me. Don't [ __ ] >> I'm not touching you. >> All right. Don't do nothing to me. >> You're going to leave the premises because they're asking you to >> and I will leave the premises and you can back the [ __ ] up. >> I'm not going to. >> And these people are doing what they say. Look at she's smiling because y'all I think they're are acting stupid. >> They're waiting in line. Okay. They're not involved in this. >> They're literally reacting to what they say. >> Let's go to your room and gather your belongings. Okay. >> Okay. just [ __ ] off. >> I'm sorry. Go ahead. >> Can you just [ __ ] off? >> No, I will remain on scene here until you leave. >> Okay, [ __ ] off. >> So, are you the same thing? I >> think they're doing pretty nice by carrying your cell phone now, right? >> Oh, are they? >> Yes, we are. >> Oh, Mr. Sir, what's your name? [ __ ] There you go. >> Where's your card? >> My hands are full with your stuff. >> Drop it down. Give me the card. We'll give it to you downstairs, sir. >> No. Drop it down and give me the card. >> I don't have any. >> Give me the card. >> Ma'am, I don't have business cards on me. I ran out. >> He doesn't have >> That's not your That's not my fault. >> Ma'am, it's not >> Give me the card. >> Ma'am, I don't have any. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> What? >> Give me the card. >> Giving you his name. >> I don't What's my What's his name? >> Officer Bottom. Raquel kept ratcheting things up, completely derailing every attempt at calm conversation. Meanwhile, the officer stayed coolheaded, trying to deescalate instead of throwing cuffs on her immediately. >> Shut up and give me the card. >> I don't have one. >> Give me the card. >> I'm not playing. Give me the card. >> I don't have any. I'm >> not playing. Give me a card. >> I don't care. Give me the card. >> How are we going to call him with a card if he doesn't have one? If he can just put his phone down and look for it. >> Have one on him. >> He can look for it. >> I'm the sergeant. That's why I >> He can look for it. >> You don't understand what we're saying. >> No, I totally understand what you're saying. You're the sergeant and he's the [ __ ] pity ass [ __ ] [ __ ] >> No. [ __ ] you, >> Raquel. You have to leave the premises. >> I am trying to. >> I'm telling you now. You're not going to break the staff >> and not leave. >> Okay, but I need my [ __ ] >> It's right there. >> It's right there. >> We carried it for you to that bench. >> Leave. >> I need my my money back. >> She doesn't She doesn't get a ref. >> I I explained. >> I don't get a refund. Why? >> Raquel, you have to call corporate. >> No, I'm talking. Give me the number. >> Okay. So, there we I don't have a number to call. >> Give me the number. I will here. >> Who the [ __ ] you think you are? >> I'm sorry, but you know what? I myself just like >> Let's go, [ __ ] >> Raquel, >> let's go. >> Leave the >> premises. You need to contact. >> Let's go, [ __ ] >> Come on, [ __ ] >> Okay, go ahead. >> Raquel, you're going to end up getting arrested. >> You got to leave. >> Okay, >> I need leave right now. >> Get you out of here. You have been trespassed from here. Am I correct? >> What's wrong with your eyeballs? >> You are trespassed from these this property. If you don't leave, you will get arrested. >> What is the problem? I >> You're trespassing. >> I need my money back. >> Callporate. >> That to you. >> I need my money back. >> And I'm explaining to you, you have to call corporate. She has nothing to do with that. >> Yes, she has everything to do with it. >> Even after repeated warnings, she dug in her heels, claimed she'd just left rehab, and asked for compassion, then turned right around and demanded to stay the night like it was her personal suite. The defiance didn't stop. >> Are you [ __ ] kidding me right now? >> I'm not kidding you. Leave the premises. >> What's her name? I need >> Officer Bonafice. >> All right, write it down. >> It's written down. >> No, I need it written down. Give me a piece of paper. >> Give me my piece of paper. >> Don't [ __ ] touch my [ __ ] paper. >> Now you got to leave. You are trespass. If you do not leave, you're going to be arrested for staining. >> You touched. >> Do you want that? >> My paper. No, he was showing you the name on paper. >> He was touching my paper. >> You have to leave. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Give me your name and I will leave. >> My business card. >> Give me your name and I will leave. >> You have my business card? >> No, I don't. >> Yes, you do. >> Where is it? >> In your hands. >> No, I don't have it. >> It is in your hands. I see it hanging out of your hands. You have my card. >> Don't have it. >> I see it. >> Here. You want another one? >> No. I want your name written. There it is. >> I want your name written. >> He's not writing it for you. >> I've written it wrote it down for you. >> I want it written for. I want it written. I want her name written, too. >> Raquel, leave. >> I want you. We're not playing. I want her name written. >> I'm not going to give you her name. >> I want her name. >> Doesn't Doesn't matter what you want. >> Either you leave. >> I need her arrested. >> I need her right her name right now. I need her right her name written and then I will go. >> I just got out of rehab. >> Okay. >> Is this how you treat the police? >> I've been through a lot. >> Okay. Does that excuse your behavior? >> It does not work. >> Okay. Then leave the premises. >> I want her >> and you're not getting it. >> I don't know how >> and I'm not going anywhere. Then you're going to get arrested. >> You're going to get arrested. >> Why am I going to get arrested for just sitting here >> for trespassing? >> Give me her name. >> No. >> Give me her name. >> I I don't know how many times I can tell you you're not getting her name. >> What difference would that make anyways? >> Well, I'm going to be here in the morning and then what what is going to happen? >> Okay. Don't. Officers hope to reason with a drunk and delusional Karen, but let's be honest, trying to talk sense into someone in meltdown mode is like yelling at a thunderstorm. And sure enough, she made the decision to push this mess all the way to the edge. >> Don't [ __ ] touch me. >> Okay. Well, now you're getting >> Don't touch me. >> Yep. You're under arrest. Okay. >> Nope. I'm not going anywhere. >> Well, you are. I'm leaving. I'm going home. >> No, you're going to the place. You're right. >> I'm going home. >> Nope. The balls. >> You ain't got no balls, [ __ ] [ __ ] Double, >> [ __ ] >> [ __ ] you, [ __ ] >> Now you got to get a spit hood. >> [ __ ] you, [ __ ] Come suck my [ __ ] >> All right. Nope. >> One, two, three. Okay. >> A That's all you got? That's all you guys got? >> A >> You spit on me, you're going to get another charge. >> Oh, that's all you guys got? That's all you guys got? >> You guys are scared as [ __ ] She was eventually charged with trespassing and resisting a peace officer. Depending on the state and her record, those charges could bring fines, probation, or even some short jail time, maybe a few months behind bars. So, what do you think? Were the cops too patient or just doing their job with grace? [Music] Watching these women, we're not just seeing crimes. We're watching people slowly wreck their own lives with ego and alcohol. Do you feel justice was truly served or still too soft? Drop your thoughts in the comments. Hit like and subscribe to stay with us through the next body cam story. [Music]