I haven't done anything wrong. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I was with my friends just now to drink until I came here. >> I feel sobriety >> Are you willing to run through field sobriety test for me? >> And what is the answer I don't? >> Think having a college degree or being a soccer mom lets you endanger children and get away with it? >> Did you throw up? >> I did not throw up. >> Ma'am, what's all this? >> This is just lettuce Sprite. >> A Sprite? >> Yeah. >> Is lettuce in it? >> Not lettuce not mix. >> Please treat a police man. Please treat a police man. >> Hey, now you just got assaulted on a police officer for doing that dumb [ __ ] Yeah. Grow the hell up. >> No. >> We're not going to play this child ass game. >> Watch what happens when this entitled road Karen faces a harsh reality check and instantly regrets everything. >> I made sure she didn't come back home and she called me screaming and talking about she was driving crazy, wouldn't let her out of the car, they got to an accident and stuff like that. >> Ah, damn. >> From the scene of that horrific car crash on September 11th, 2025 in Ohio, the police were faced with a truly ironic reality. What on earth drives a soccer mom after drinking far too much to recklessly drive out just to pick up her neighbor's daughter? Well, here is exactly what took place. >> Do you need EMS? >> Um, I I think so. And I >> You're in the black car? >> No, no, no, no. He's in the black car. I took I jammed her key so she couldn't get out. She was trying to drive away. >> So you're a witness? Okay. Have you been drinking? >> No. >> Yeah, there's a kid in there and there's the one over here. The lady she just grabbed her. >> Okay. All right, we're going to go over here. Okay, hold on. Where did the other kids go? >> The dude one right here and this the other one right here. I just jumped in the car and because she was trying to drive away, I just jammed the key so she couldn't drive. >> You're being honest with me here? >> Have you been using drugs? >> No. >> Okay, then why how do you you hit a car, you're stopped in the middle of the road. Okay. So >> Why are you stopped in the middle of the road like this? >> I'm not stopped in the middle of the road. >> Okay. Uh well, that's not happening right now. Uh so would you be willing to perform some standard field sobriety tests? >> Sure. >> All right. And then what I I can kind of see what happened, but just in your own words. >> Uh we were we were parked. The light was red and we were all back here. >> Mhm. >> And I'm sitting there and I look in my rearview mirror and I'm like no way that person's stopping and uh uh she saw it and I I think hit the brakes. I'm not sure. I I got her to slow down but the impact was as you can see >> Totaled my partner's car. >> You hit a car, that's what happened. Remember when I asked you what happened to hit the hit you hit the car? >> I did not hit a car. >> Well, that's that's what happened. Can we get the kid to go elsewhere? Please, can someone >> She's right in front of my car, my house. >> Where do you live at? >> Right here. >> She's still standing there, flat out denying she's drunk or caused an accident even as the officers are literally prying her front bumper off the back of another car. She actually thought her lies were working until the neighbor mom showed up crying hysterically and exposed the cruel truth. >> number My phone number? >> Yeah. >> Sure. My phone number is What? Oh my god, this is [ __ ] >> Hello, did you see what happened? >> I was in the car with my neighbor >> Okay. >> and my daughter wasn't supposed to get in the car with her. I had to go pick my son up for soccer practice and they she offered to for my daughter to come over and eat dinner with them and I said it was fine but her daughter supposed to have soccer and she I said my daughter can't go to soccer with her cuz she's on punishment. She can go for dinner but make sure she does come back home she called me screaming [ __ ] about she was driving crazy won't let her out. >> Contacts like hard contacts. Okay. So all I need you to do at this time is keep your eyes on here and with your eyes and your eyes only follow it. >> I don't even know what's going on. >> Well we got the kids which is perfect right? >> Yeah. >> All right did she need immediate medical attention there? >> Yeah she said she ran into the she ran into the man in the back of his car and she was trying to run off. Wrecked her car. >> Okay. >> Um do you need a tow for your car? >> No but I think my I can't get that thing up but I don't know like you know. >> You can't get it up? Where do you live at? >> Uh just uh Bath Crest which is about 7 minutes from here. >> Okay. >> All right so this is going to be a very similar to that test but this time with your eyes and your eyes only I need you to follow this pen target. Don't move your head at all okay? And uh can you go down a little bit this little bit little bit less little bit up. >> Yeah so it's your head's level. >> Okay. >> Okay just follow the pen with your eyes. >> Pretending to be innocent and ignorant of the law she tries to turn a criminal investigation into a simple civil misunderstanding to lighten her blame but that stiff frozen face of hers trying so hard to look sober, completely betrays her, exposing the whole lie. >> So, I'm not so bad. I mean, the poor kids and everything. >> Yeah, that was my daughter. So, I was hearing her yelling. She calling me trying to tell me come get her. >> That was your daughter? >> Yeah, she like, "Come get me, Mom. Come get me." I'm like, "Where is you around? What do you see?" >> So, these are her kids? >> No, one is her daughter. My daughter play with her daughter. >> Oh, she's >> So, my she came over before I left to get the other kids from school. She asked was it okay for my daughter to come to eat dinner with them. And I said, "That's fine, but she's on punishment cuz she said something about her daughter got soccer practice at 6:00." I said, "Then she can't go to soccer practice. So, if you could just send her back across the street." They stay across the street from me. >> Yeah. >> So, then my daughter >> Do you have her daughter, too? >> No, her daughter not with me. >> Okay. >> Her daughter >> But you have your own daughter. >> Explain to me >> Go Go through all the instructions first and demonstrate. >> Okay. >> So, >> It's like I stand >> He's He's That's what he's doing right now? >> Yeah, but, you know, for the test, I need you to assume the position while I give you the instructions. That's a part of the test. Does that make sense? >> No. >> Okay. So, as I do, I need you to assume this position. Take your left foot, put it out forward. Imagine a line right there. Now, with your right foot, place it in front of your left foot like this. >> Both arms inside of you. Stay in that position while going >> So, from this position, you're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps with your heels touching your toe with each step. Okay, do you understand the instructions I have given to you? >> Yes, I do. >> Do you understand the instructions? >> Okay, he'll go through them one more time. >> Okay. >> So, he needs you to stay like this. Left foot forward, right foot behind. Stay this. He's going to stay like that. He's with your hands by your side. He's going to go over the instructions one more time, and then you're not going to start until he says begin, okay? >> Right. >> Uh was your kid involved in the accident? >> So, not my kid. The baby was running. >> Okay. >> And um she was saying, "Help." So, I pulled over and I said, "Get in the car." >> You You saw it? >> I did. >> Okay. Can I have you fill out a witness statement? >> Yeah, all I know is that I saw Yeah, all I know is that I saw was the baby running. >> Even after being given instructions for the second time, she's still swaying, losing control of her own body. She's intentionally stalling to wear the officers down, hoping to make the viewers believe the procedure is just too complicated, rather than the fact that she's simply too drunk. >> Okay. >> Okay. Can you do that, please? Okay, I don't think it's I don't think it'd be safe to continue the test if she's falling. >> She can try. It's fine. >> All right. Can you assume that position? So, with your >> And if you need to, you can take off your You can take off your flip-flops. Would that be better? >> No, I'm good. >> Or you want to keep them on? >> Yeah, we're trying to get her >> Uh You want to keep your shoes on? >> Sure. >> Or you can take them off, whatever. Both. He's gone over what you need to do, and you you still don't understand? >> I'm trying to understand. >> All right. Go over the one-leg. >> Okay. So, for this final test, it's going to be the one-leg stand test. So, just want to >> just, please? Can you guys treat the police Treat the Can you guys treat us, please? Treat us, please. Can you guys treat us? Can you guys treat us? Please treat us, please. >> What? >> Can you please treat us, please? Please. Please treat us, please. Please treat us. >> You don't want to do the test anymore? >> No, can you please treat us, please? >> I have no idea what you're saying. >> Please treat us, please. Please. Please treat us, please. Please. Please treat us, please. Please. >> I'll release you? >> No, please treat us, please. Please. >> Okay, go listen. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Put your hands up. >> No. No, no, no. >> You're going to put your hands behind behind your back like you're praying. >> No. I'm not. Please. I'm not. I'm Uh, damn. I'm not. >> When you're so drunk that you can't even form a complete sentence, that is a deeply alarming sign. That high level of alcohol poisoning has completely stripped her brain of its ability to control speech, leaving her sinking deeper into her endless stupor. >> I'm not drunk. Thank you. I'm not a [ __ ] invalid. >> Okay. Separate your feet for me. >> Yes. >> Face the cruiser. >> Yes. >> Separate your feet. Do you have anything on you that's going to fall out? >> No. I'm not a [ __ ] drunk or an invalid. Thank you. I'm trying to [ __ ] cooperate with you. >> Okay. So, nothing on you? >> No. You people are not cooperating with me at all. Is this how you want to Whatever. This is how you guys want to do this? Okay. Whatever. Whatever. Okay, fine. >> Okay. >> This is how this is going to go. This is how it stops. >> So, you vomited, huh? Sit in the car. Sit in the car. Put your feet in. >> Hi. >> I got to put your seatbelt on. All right. >> Starting mileage is 500. >> All right. >> Come on. >> What? >> Open. >> We're not stopping. 20 >> By the time she's taken to the station, she is completely disoriented. That final outburst of anger, that is just the ultimate hopeless desperation of a mother realizing her reputation, her freedom, and even her custody rights have all gone right up IN SMOKE. >> NO. HEY. What's going on? NO. WHAT'S GOING ON? I DON'T HAVE MY SHOES ON. What's going on? What's going on? HEY. WHAT'S GOING ON? I DON'T HAVE MY SHOES ON. What's going on? What's going on? What is this? What is this place? What is this place? I'm not fighting anyone. I'm not fighting anyone. I'm not fighting anyone. Yes, you do need permission. I do need permission. Hey. Yeah. No. No. Shut up. Shut the [ __ ] No. Shut the Did I escape? Yeah. No. No. No. I'm not getting in. >> You are. >> No, I'm not. >> Switch me sides. >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. I'm not getting in. >> Ooh, push that side in. So, that way she can sit in the back. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and faced charges of driving under the influence, child endangerment and neglect, and assaulting an officer. Have you ever seen anyone quite this drunk before? And what do you think is a fitting punishment for her? Let me know in the comments below. Now, that last mother was just irresponsible, but this next person is a true nightmare at the ice cream parlor. From an emergency alert on April 18th, 2025 in Ohio, the police found themselves dealing with a mother who had completely lost control behind the wheel. Blinded by alcohol, she came terrifyingly close to plowing her car straight into a group of innocent children right in the parking lot. And here is what actually went down. >> Hello, how are you? >> I need to pull out. >> What? >> Pull out. >> What's that? >> I need to pull out. >> Okay. Well, we got a call on you. Do you mind putting it in park for a second? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can you pull forward here? You almost >> I parked her for him and I just need to >> Okay. Put it in park. Can you take your keys out of the ignition, please? Can I have the keys? >> I mean >> So, I can smell the alcohol coming off your breath, okay? Um we got a call saying that you almost hit some kids in the parking lot here. >> hit some kids? >> Yeah. >> I did not almost hit some kids. >> You're slurring your words. I can smell the alcohol >> never though. I never even came in contact with children. >> Okay. That's fine, but I can just standing here, I can smell the odor of a consumed alcoholic beverage coming off your breath, okay? >> Okay. >> So, let me see your keys real quick. >> Before what? >> Cuz I don't want you going anywhere. >> Sure, exactly what? I literally haven't done anything wrong. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I was with my friends just now to drink until I came here. >> Tonight I came from >> Were you drinking beer? >> I was literally I was in Medina with my friends tonight. Completely It was about I'm about to graduate. Like So, okay, listen. >> Do you have your driver's license with you? >> But can can you listen to me for a second? >> Well, I need your driver's license. I need your driver's license. >> In a second. >> No, you're going to give me your driver's license now. >> Or I will in a second. >> No, you're going to give me your driver's license now. >> don't At this point, I don't feel like I need to. >> You do. >> Because why? >> Cuz I'm investigating an OVI. >> Despite smelling strongly of alcohol and slurring her words, she kept telling herself she did nothing wrong just to avoid the handcuffs. That instinct to escape the consequences triggered a defensive mindset, making her turn increasingly hostile the moment she realized she was under investigation. >> I'm done arguing. Provide me your driver's license or I'm going to We're going to get out of the car and you're going to be placed under arrest. >> I I hear what you're saying. >> Okay. So, where's your driver's license at? >> I will get it on my phone. I'm trying to get that I feel like at this point I'm trying to tell you >> I wasn't even trying to pick up my kids right now. >> So, you're with >> I messaged somebody. Their their name is >> So, wait. Who are your kids here? >> They're here with somebody completely different. >> Okay. >> I was not here bringing them >> Okay. Provide me your driver's license, please. What is your name? >> My name? >> Yes. >> Is Morgan >> Okay. Is Let me see your driver's license. >> different. >> Thank you. >> Is their name >> Okay. >> A few minutes later >> I just needed somewhere to stay because I didn't have anyone to watch them today. It's a difficult day. >> How much alcohol have have you had to drink today? >> I drank two drinks at the alcohol place. I was literally going to pick them up and drop them off. All I'm trying to do is get home at this point. I didn't realize it was going to be such a big deal. All I wanted to do, like >> Are you willing to run >> Hold on. For 1 second, please. >> to me. Okay, are you willing to Stop. Stop. Are you willing to run through some tests for me? >> Sure. >> Okay. All right. >> I was going to graduate next week. >> Hold on. Just listen. >> All I want to do is graduate so I can get to my next I had my children very >> She honestly thought her college degree was some kind of free pass, letting her carelessly put those children in harm's way. But the very second she opened her mouth and admitted she'd been drinking, the officers took total control of the situation, leaving her with absolutely no way out. >> 80 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 70 71 70 70 71 70 78 77 76 70 65 65 65 I I don't know what the protocol is to to go to these numbers. >> So, start with letter D as in David and I just want you to recite the alphabet to Q as in queen. >> I feel like a normal person. >> Okay. Do you Do you want to do this test? >> I I don't understand what I did wrong. >> Okay. Well, we're we're I I've already explained it to you. So, would you like to do this test or no? >> What I don't know. Should I? >> It's up to you. >> If you're going to like pinpoint me as a criminal, then no. Because I'm I'm not a criminal and I'm not trying to I'm not trying to get a pass the law. I'm not trying to do anything wrong. >> you going to do the test or not? >> Listen, I am willing >> you a question. Stop. It's not my answer, it's your answer. I'm asking you. It's yes or no. >> me seem like it's a definitive question. >> to run through uh field sobriety tests for me? >> A field sobriety >> Are you willing to run through field sobriety test for me? >> And what is the answer if I don't? >> Well, we're going to cross that one when we get there, but I'm asking you if you're willing >> I'm asking you if I don't. >> 4200 >> Do I not have that opportunity to ask you that? >> Yeah, 4200 >> You do, but these are optional tests, okay? >> So I have every option to ask you what I'm asking. And you're asking me to ask you something crazy. You want to keep me here. And I'm trying to answer the questions as best as I can. I don't really know what I'm supposed to say. >> Okay. So you're going to do the test or not? >> What question am I >> She tried to turn a simple yes or no question into a psychological mind game, hoping to flip the script on the police, but their patience had run out. Her stubborn refusal left the officer with no choice but to open the door, pull her out, and put her in cuffs. >> You can ask me a question. >> Get out of the car. We're going to pull you out. >> I thought you wanted to ask me a question. Did you not want to ask me a question? Did you not ask me a question? >> around. Turn around. >> So I'm not going to be asked a question. You're not going to ask me a single question? >> Put your hands together. >> Seriously, you're not going to ask me a question? >> car? Put your hands together. >> You're not going to ask me. >> Face the car. >> You're not going to ask me. >> You're under arrest. Do you understand that? >> Even though I'm not >> the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You said you had >> She drank from there. And but like >> What did you have to drink? >> All All I drank with it was literally a shot. >> Just one shot? >> Yes, literally >> of shot was it? >> It was tequila. >> Okay. >> And and for some reason she I mean, she didn't think that that was abnormal at all. She said that since she was going to >> Wallet, house key, phone. After I put her in the car, I'll check her. Has anything inside. Did you guys open it? >> I mean, literally popped it open. >> We'll take her out of the car for just a second. >> No. I want to take the other one off too real quick so that way you can pull up the entrance for him. >> tell me what I did? >> I told you you get your under arrest for OVI. I don't >> you you really I'm under arrest? >> Yeah. >> Am I under arrest? >> Yes. >> I am under arrest? >> Yes, they arrested you for OVI. >> Downplaying her drinking from two glasses to just a single shot was a desperate last-minute attempt to bargain, but the full bottle of alcohol found in her car completely shattered that excuse. When her manipulative little tricks failed, her stubborn ego immediately erupted into pure hostility. >> Get the truth to you? >> Sure. Let's work on the insurance card first. Yep, pull up the entrance. >> What am I trying to do right now? What do you get? I don't know what you want me >> Do you know where your insurance card is? >> I know what I have on my phone, but I don't know what you want me to do. >> So what I wanted Like car insurance, your car. Do you have a picture of it? >> So you don't have it on your phone? >> No. >> Okay. There you go. >> You what? So you're going to just arrest me then? >> Okay. >> Even though you're just going to take my phone and arrest me? >> Yeah, go ahead and turn back around. >> Seriously? >> You're under arrest. >> Even though I just gave it to him? >> What's that? Turn around, okay? Just turn back around. We're going to turn back around. Okay. >> Close the door. >> Okay, sit back. >> You don't give a flying >> Sit back. I got to buckle you in. >> Then shut the door. >> Sit back. >> Or what? >> Come on, we don't want to do this. >> You're going to fight me? >> I'm not going to fight you. >> I'm not scared of anything now. You took everything that way that matters to me. >> Okay. >> Close the door. >> In the end, she was booked into jail and faced charges of driving under the influence, child endangerment, and leaving the scene of an accident. At her trial, the most serious charge, the OVI, was dropped due to legal plea deals or a lack of technical evidence. She was sentenced to pay $102 [music] in restitution to the victim along with a $565 fine and the associated probation fees. Now, that last mother was a disaster, but this next culprit deliberately took matters into her own hands right in front of the police. From an emergency alert on April 1st, 2024 in Illinois, the police had to step in and handle a terrifying case of extreme jealousy. A panicked man called for help as his ex-wife repeatedly tried to run him off the road, ramming into his car with absolutely no regard for the three young children inside. And here is what actually went down. >> BACK IN YOUR CAR NOW. >> ARE THEY going to flee or something? >> here now. Put your hands Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Go ahead, get in here. Put on your seatbelt. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> I have nothing. >> What's your name? >> Christ. >> What's your name? >> Isabelle. >> Isabelle. You guys okay? You guys okay? It's all right. It's all right. All right, come on. Come on. Go see dad. Your dad? >> [cheering] >> Is this dad? Is this dad? Is this dad? This is dad though, right? Okay. >> Well, y'all [ __ ] with me. >> I was at the intersection here. He was stopped here waiting for somebody to turn. >> I was supposed to meet y'all up in the suburb of Louis. >> She's ramming into the side of his car. >> She's been chasing me for 10 minutes. >> Okay, just get in your car. We'll be with you in a moment. It's as if those three children were nothing more than tools for her to get revenge on her ex-husband, forcing them to witness her reckless behavior. Just watch how shamelessly she tries to cover up her toxic unhinged meltdown. All right, so right now you're under arrest for aggravated assault with a vehicle and for child endangerment and for domestic battery. So, you have the right to remain silent any any questioning if you wish. >> What's your last >> Spell it for me. >> C a s a b e l. What's going to happen to my kids? >> They're going with dad. What's your middle initial? >> Do you know why I did that? Cuz he has a whole girl in there. >> What's your middle >> A whole girlfriend in there. A whole Not even a girlfriend, a whole girl in there. >> What's your middle initial name? >> What would you would be hurt if you seen someone your your partner like that? >> You realize you had your kids in the car with you, right? >> I know. But it hurts. It [ __ ] hurts, see? >> What's more important? You getting revenge on your on your boyfriend ex or whatever he is to you or the health of your children? >> I wasn't thinking. >> What's your middle initial? >> I don't have any. >> What's your last name? >> Rodriguez. >> What's your uh date of birth as well? >> 4/15/1987. >> Where is your driver's license or ID out of Wisconsin or Illinois? >> Wisconsin. Am I going to get it all suspended? >> What? >> My license. >> I have any other children you have that you need to take care of other than these three that are here right now? >> All of them are by him. That's all we have. >> Okay. And then uh is there any type of order of protection between you two or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. So, he's allowed to see the children and all that. Do you guys live together? >> He takes them whenever he wants to. He leaves them to me whenever he wants to. He gives me money whenever he wants to. It's always on him. >> Okay, do you guys live together? >> We don't. >> You don't? Where do you live at? >> And so he's going to be able to go leave whenever who whatever he wants, right? He always gets his way. And it hurts me. >> Well, this Officer Billings here, okay? I'm Sergeant Manuel. He's going to be taking you to the South Lake PD, which is right around the corner here, okay? >> Clearly her hatred for her ex-husband runs deeper than her love for her own kids. She's frantic about her car being towed and her license being suspended, but not once does she ask about the deep psychological trauma she just put those three children through. >> Are you guys okay? Are any of you guys hurt? >> Guys, we can't >> Say that again? >> He was telling me >> Yeah. >> All she did was after a while, she just ended up screaming at me, "Shut up!" and she started banging on the car wheel. >> Okay. Like she What do you mean by that? Banging on the car wheel? >> Like she's trying to hit me with the car or something. >> Oh, I see. >> Maybe honking. >> Date of birth and >> Date of birth, gender, first name, middle initial, last name. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> How much is it to a bond out my car? Or I won't be able to get it out until our report is over and done with. How much is it to get my car out the impound? >> It'll be a $500 processing fee fee for the city of >> South Lloyd? >> Okay. >> And then it'll be a $250 tow fee plus >> Tow why tow? >> Because the tow truck company has a fee of their own to come get the vehicle. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Do you think that the right now it's going to be misdemeanors? >> [snorts] >> I can't ask you any questions on it because you already said you wanted to speak to a lawyer. Okay, so >> He just hurt me so much. And I don't know why I keep going back to him. The job that I got him right now And the job that he's at right now, I got it for him. And literally like 2 months later everybody was telling me that he was trying to talk to girls. And I [snorts] kicked him out. And then I just didn't want him to change. And so, I wasn't allowing him back home. And then, just not too long ago, I just I don't know. I just kept on having dreams that he was like with someone, so I asked him, >> [clears throat] >> and he just just stayed quiet. >> At the station, she gives up her right to remain silent, bursting into tears and pouring out her resentment toward her cheating ex. The officer is smart. Instead of using force, he appeals to her maternal instinct, trying to wake up whatever little humanity she has left. >> throw the book at you, okay? So, I'm not charging you with every little tiny thing that I can, but >> Honestly, I'm sorry. I was just thinking about my kids. I wasn't. I just wanted to know who was in this car. >> So, from now on, I want you to place your kids before your relationship with him. You have three very beautiful children that I saw in that car. So, I need you to prioritize them over the rest, okay? Think about them first, okay? I know I know that you get caught up in the moment, heat of the moment, passion is one of the worst things that overcome us, right? But, be more passionate for your children than for him. They're just three little innocent babies. >> I know. My son was telling me this is happening, and I don't like it. It's not. >> Yeah. Hang in there, okay? We'll be okay. You're going home tonight. All right. So, you're getting a couple tickets today. I think there's six of them. Um the first one is for the agg assault, all right, using your vehicle to collide with his, all right? Um the second one is uh going to be for the cause or um child endangerment. Your kids were in the car at the time of you impacting his vehicle, okay? The third one is for the operation of a motor vehicle that's uninsured. If it is insured, you just bring your insurance to your court date with you. All right. >> To wrap up the case, the police head out to find the final piece of the puzzle, the ex-husband. That's where the terrifying nightmare of that wild car chase is brought to light through his story. >> for the actions that she's taken. She's being charged with aggravated assault with a weapon, the vehicle being the weapon. >> Is he also being charged with? >> Yeah, against you. Okay. >> Does it say anything about the endangerment of the children? >> That is also being charged, but your So, just for this charge is your intent to prosecute because you were the victim of >> Is that a misdemeanor or a felony? >> It's a class A misdemeanor, I believe. >> Okay. >> Okay. If it if anything similar happens, any like domestic battery >> Like anything like Did she get charged with domestic? >> She did not. Um >> And And with this with this with this alone, can I take it to get a restraining order or that >> Oh, yeah, you should be able to, yeah. >> Okay. >> Um Did you Did Did you get issued um >> Yeah, was they supposed to put his information like a badge number or anything like that? He just gave me a paperwork. >> Yeah, it's supposed to be on that form. >> But once he cut me off right here, I went I picked up the speed. I did a little erratic things that I'm not proud of, and then when that's when I realized my kids were there. >> So, where Where did this start? She She followed you all the way from Rockford? >> No, she's following me from right here. We bumped She was coming from my kids' jujitsu class. >> Okay. >> Unfortunately, we ran into path. >> Where's the jujitsu class? >> Yeah, for us, next right there in uh Roscoe. >> Roscoe? >> Yeah, uh Prime >> I think that's I think it's Rockton. >> Rockton. She recognized the vehicle. She was blowing me up like, "Is this you? Do you have somebody pulled over?" type of I was like, "I'm not pulling over cuz I I was with somebody." >> Mhm. >> And you know, that's when she started driving radically, and then I seen the kid, and I heard him cuz he was on the phone. >> Mhm. >> And the kids were begging her to stop and, you know, go home, and she just honked to shut up and say "No." I was trying to get on the highway, you know, to drop the lady out of work, but she cut me off. She didn't let me get on the highway, so I did a U-turn right by a Quick Stop, and I was coming back over here. I did two U-turns right there by the Cookie Factory. U-turn there, U-turn back. That's when the dispatcher told me to just pull over. I was like, "No, I can just meet y'all there at the this police station." And then that's when, you know, when I busted left right here, you know, for some >> So you were So you were Sorry, I might have to sneeze in a second, but uh so you were going northbound. >> Northbound. >> And then you And then you went to turn on Gardner, but how did So you ended up pulling a U-turn instead? >> I busted a U-turn when she didn't allow me on the highway. >> Oh. Okay, so so originally you guys started down here from from Rockton. You came down uh Blackhawk Boulevard going that way, and then you went all the way down to the highway and turned around and came back here. Okay. >> She was Yeah, cut me off, you know, swiping the car, you >> Okay. >> you know, getting from brake, checking me, you know, bumping me or whatever. >> So but when you when you called, you were down at the highway or >> Yeah, right after she cut me off on 90. She allowed me get on the And there was a semi right next to us, so I was like, "I just cut back this way." Busted a U-turn by Quick Stop. >> So she blocked you from getting on the interstate. >> Multiple times. She was blocking me all the way here, but I just tried to swerve, you know. >> Okay. If If she wants to press charges as well. >> got threatened cuz Yeah, and she and she uh the officer seen cuz she she tried to She was like, "Yeah, I I recognize you, you know, [ __ ] and you know, just wait until I catch you." type of [ __ ] So that's how the [ __ ] went down, but >> In the end, she was booked into jail and faced charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, child abuse and endangerment, domestic battery, reckless driving, and operating an uninsured vehicle. Do you think the ex-husband bears some responsibility for pushing her emotional stability over the edge like that? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below. Now, [snorts] that was pure violence, but this next case is the absolute peak of maternal irresponsibility. On October 18th, 2025, the police pulled over a suspected drunk driver only to be hit with a web of excuses and lies covered up by her own family. What's even more infuriating is that three innocent children were in the back with their lives being gambled away. And here is what actually went down. >> Call them each one. >> Sorry. >> Hello. Is everything good? >> Yeah, everything's fine. >> Okay. What I What's going on? You guys are parked in the middle of the road and had your door open. >> I'm sorry. >> Why'd you have to stop? >> I was looking for my phone. >> You're looking for your phone? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> We live around the corner. >> You said you live around the corner? Where at? >> Right on Sylvia. >> Which Which way on Sylvia? >> Yeah. So >> If you make a right? >> Yep. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you by chance? I want to start this way. Did you throw up? >> I did not throw up. >> Ma'am, what's all this? >> This is just like a Sprite. >> A Sprite? >> Yeah. >> Is lettuce in it? >> Not lettuce. No, that's vomit. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Do you have any Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. >> No. How many kids you got back here? >> Three. >> Three? >> He just came Why does he have a seat? Okay. >> Just came out of his seat? >> came out of his seat. >> Okay. I see you got a booster seat back there. All right. Well, may I have you just hop out for me real quick? I'm just going to talk to you back here. >> That's my purse. >> Where is his badge? Where's the restaurant at? >> On Detroit Road and I think it's Cleveland or Lakewood. >> Cleveland or Lakewood? Like on the border over there. Okay. What time did you guys leave there? >> Literally 20 minutes ago. >> 20 minutes ago? Okay. Just going out for dinner or special occasion? >> Just to celebrate my birthday. >> And who's that in the passenger seat? >> That's my mother. >> Okay. And then the three children are all yours? >> Yep. >> Okay. How old are they? >> Two, one, and 13. >> Two, one, and 13. Okay. And how old are you? >> Oh my god, 33. >> It's hard to believe anyone would claim a puddle of vomit is just soda mixed with salad, right? Just watch how she tries to convince the officers on her birthday. A shameless attempt at an excuse to cover up the fact that she is downright wasted. You spilled a drink or somebody spilled a drink? >> Yeah, so my youngest kind of threw it. >> Okay. >> had the cup of Sprite, which had like mint leaves in it. It was like a like a virgin soda something or another >> Mhm. >> that we got for the kids. It was in a to-go cup and he he decided to chuck it. Which is also why I kind of stopped cuz I was also looking for my phone. >> Got you. Did you find your phone? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Is the Which one threw it? The littlest one? >> This one also, yeah. >> Okay. >> Cuz I I tried to give him a sip and then he kind of just chucked it. >> Having a little Having a little mini tantrum kind of? >> Yeah, it's kind of. >> You wear contacts or glasses? >> Glasses. >> Okay. Obviously you don't have them on right now. Um you see the tip of my pen right here? I want you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head, okay? All right, you can go and blink. Was your Is that your mom? >> Yes, it's me. >> Was she drinking while you guys were there? >> She was, yes. >> Okay. So you're the You're supposed to be the DD? >> Nope. >> No? >> My fiance was. >> Your fiance was? >> Yep. >> Okay. And then he then he jumped out of the car and then you got in the driver's seat. >> Correct. So I was like I'm trying to find my phone. >> So he was the DD for everybody in the truck? >> Correct. >> Got you. Okay. All right, same thing. Arms out at your side for me. Just follow the tip of my pen with your eyes, and your eyes only, don't move your head, okay? >> Okay. >> Okay. So, for this next test, what I want you to do is imagine that there's a straight line on the sidewalk. >> A Karen's most dangerous weapon isn't her screaming, it's her ability to play the poor victimized mother. She is perfectly willing to throw anyone under the bus, even her own partner, just to keep herself safe inside her selfish shell. >> 1,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 Jesus. >> 7,000 8,000 9,000 What does this all count to? >> Until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> So, go ahead and pick your foot up, and then right where you left off. >> Okay. 10,000 Jesus Lord, please hold. >> Okay. >> Okay. Can I switch? >> You can go ahead and stop, actually. You're good. You can go ahead and stop. All right, in this next test, I want you to just face that way for me. All right, go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> Behind my back? >> Yep, behind your back, cuz you're under arrest for OVI. >> Why? >> Stop. >> I'm not even driving, SIR. WHOA, WHOA, WHOA, I'M NOT EVEN DRIVING. SIR, I'M NOT DRIVING. >> Don't Listen, listen, listen. We'll talk to you. >> Sir, no. >> All right, we'll talk to you like we said. >> No. >> Listen to me. Just >> Sir, I am not driving. My husband was driving. >> Okay. >> So, why am I under arrest? >> Like I said, cuz I believe you had too much alcohol to operate a motor vehicle safely, okay? >> operating a motor vehicle. >> We're We're going to come back to my car over here, okay? >> No, Isaac. Isaac. >> We'll talk to him. >> No, there's nothing >> Can you unlock my car? Do you have anything on you besides your paperwork? >> I don't. >> Do you need anything out of >> I being arrested? Isaac. >> For operating a vehicle under >> I'm not. And that's the thing, so why am I getting arrested? >> Ma'am, that's that's what court's for. If you to argue you can. >> I am not going. >> Okay. Go and have a seat. >> Isaac. >> Go and have a seat, man. >> I'm not >> Do you need your phone, or your purse, or anything? >> Her elegant facade completely shatters, unleashing a furious Karen screaming at the top of her lungs in the middle of the street to fight back. The drama escalates as her mother and fiance willingly sink into the lies, creating a toxic alliance to protect her. >> Sorry. >> You got to go. >> Just So, we just got in an argument. Where did you get out of the truck? >> Right here. >> That's not what she told me. She said way back there. >> We got off the highway. She's drunk. We got off the highway here and came this way. >> Okay. >> from um Lakewood Tremont. >> So >> I walked that way. >> Why'd you walk that way? >> I live in Columbia Station. >> Well, she said that you were going back to her house on Sylvia. >> I ain't walking that way to Sylvia. >> Well >> I walked before >> Before she was arrested, she told me that she dropped you off way back there. >> Sir, I'm I'm telling you I walked that way. >> Okay. Well, I'm just I'm just letting you know what she told me. >> I'm just >> She's in the driver's seat. >> She was I I understand. I understand. >> fumbling with something as I drive by. You guys it's parked in the middle of the road. >> Yes, that was me. >> And she's drunk. That's she's operating a vehicle under the influence, okay? >> So, she was in the center seat. Her mother's in the passenger seat. There's three kids in the back seat. >> I saw that. >> I was driving. I jumped out because she's arguing and she's drunk. I should have parked it in the parking spot in the side here. See, they live on Sylvia right here, not the first block. But I literally needed to get away from her. That's all I needed to do. That was me. That wasn't She was not driving. That's where I parked it. She's wrong. I did not come this way. If you look at the GPS that's going on the phone right now, probably. >> Where are you guys coming from? >> The I don't even It's a Mexican restaurant. We went there for my son's birthday a couple months ago. It's in off Detroit Road. >> In Lakewood? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, that's what I'm saying. Like there's no way I came from that way. I came from that way. >> I got you. >> I just got off the highway. >> All right. Just hang out with this officer. I'll be right back. >> However, that alliance of lies immediately crumbles when the mother's story about their driving route contradicts what the fiance told them. >> Cuz I'm getting conflicting stories from everybody here. So, I just want the truth. >> We want to go out to dinner. >> Mhm. >> We came from Lakewood. And me and her started arguing about my other daughter-in-law. >> Mhm. >> And then things just kind of spilled out. >> How did we end up here? >> Because she was hitting and this and that. And this is where we stopped. I said you can't stop in the middle of the road. >> That's what you told her? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, she >> She was not driving. >> Well, you just told me that she stopped in the middle of the road. >> Well, >> That's driving. >> We did. We did. >> Wait. There's no we. We can't drive a car. It's one of one of the other person. >> Isaac was driving. >> Okay. Now Isaac's driving. >> Yes. She was sitting here. And it was a little bit of argument and that's what >> Okay. So, what has to happen by Ohio law, we have to impound the vehicle because it's an OVI. So, if there's anything that you guys need, the children need their booster seats or car seats, whatever, um now would be a good time to get it, but it has to be impounded. That's not my decision. That's the Ohio law. Okay? >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to go let the owner of the truck know that. >> we're going to walk home? >> Yeah, on Sylvia. It's not too far down the street. It's right over the river. >> But I mean we got the little one. >> I I understand, but yeah, it's you're going to have to walk. Okay? Unless you want to call somebody. Even if you're the owner and you're here, we still have to impound it. If I let you drive off, my boss would probably >> I'm serious. >> is this? >> Fairview Park. >> Okay. And grandma just told me that she's the one who parked here. No, she's not the one that parked here. I'm the one that parked here. She they're both drunk. They're both okay. I'm just telling you there what what they said. They both are drunk. I'm the only sober one me and the kids are the only sober ones here. I'm not saying drunk people always tell the truth but I mean you got two drunk people who are saying the exact same thing. She was the one driving. So. >> In the end this mother was booked into jail and faced charges of OWI, three counts of child endangerment and one count of obstructing official business. If convicted, she could face up to six months and two years of actual jail time, vehicle forfeiture, fines totaling well over $5,000 and strict supervision by child protective services. But this next case is the absolute peak of pushing the police to their limits. Witness the ironic moment when an older woman named Julie practically hands herself over to the law boldly parking illegally right in front of law enforcement just to challenge and play games with the officers. She has no idea that the body cam is about to expose everything. >> There's wine bottles open and I mean we have a violation there on itself. Yeah. You illegally parked in front of the PD. >> Ma'am, what's going on? I can't hear you. >> Well. Ma'am, just open the door for us. Right now we got to talk to you, okay? Other button. Okay, well she can't just park here. Right, I mean >> No, you're right. It is a violation. >> I should have her identify herself. >> Yeah. >> If she doesn't want to identify herself, all right, then she's resisting. Rental car, yeah. Can you open the door? Please? We can't hear anything you're saying. You got to open the door to talk to us. Should I put the spike strips under there in case she tries to flee? Yeah, in the front of the car. Ah, that's true. That is I think it's a rear-wheel drive car. >> Mhm. >> I can stack mine. >> No. >> No. No. >> Dispatch, show me 51 units to be 10-74. >> That's 4106. Can you open the door? >> Dispatch, 4126, show me out with 4126. >> Yeah, you have to open the door at this point. You can't just ignore us and pretend that we're not here. You have to open the door. You're parked crazy at the police department. >> Parking right in front of the police station with an open bottle of alcohol is proof that her judgment was completely destroyed by substance use. This wasn't just a lapse in judgment, it was legal suicide. >> That's some good insulation in this vehicle. If If you don't cooperate, we're going to have to break the window. So, do you want Do you want to escalate it or, you know, >> [music] >> All right, let's get her. Do you want me to chase her? >> She made a terrible move, and she had to pay the price immediately. >> Jared before dispatch, we are turning left onto Harbor Drive now heading southbound on Harbor Drive. Speed's are 15 mph. Subject appears to be coming to a complete stop right outside City Hall. >> Get out of the car. >> OUT OF THE CAR. >> OUT of the car. Out of the car. >> I am NOT YOU'RE NOT >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> YOU DON'T HAVE AN OPTION ANYMORE. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. Out of the >> Out of the car. >> Help me. You're not You're not You're You're not You're not >> Got her. >> Yeah. Let go of my bag. You don't You don't You don't You don't have an option anymore. You let go of the bag. >> Do you want to conduct field sobriety exercises? >> I am not drinking and I am not under the influence of anything. I've never taken drugs in my life. >> Would you like to conduct field sobriety exercises? >> police are on their way. >> All right. >> Delusion is the final escape for someone avoiding responsibility. This woman admits to driving to the police station, yet claims the officers themselves are fake. The alcohol completely tore apart her logic, exposing a ridiculous cognitive breakdown. >> Maybe we should have her checked out by EMS first. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> There's nothing wrong with me. I'm not drinking. >> Really? >> Really. I had a little bit with dinner like at 5:00 in the the evening. I am totally >> You broke the tie rod. Oh, yeah. Oh, oh. >> drinking. >> drinking. I'm totally sober and you are not real police and you're in big trouble cuz they're on their way. >> Okay. I'm sorry you feel that way. >> No, they are. >> You're surrounded by police cars. It says Venice police on them. >> Doesn't matter. >> And you drove to the police station where we made contact with you. >> You're all cartel. None of you are police. You pulled me out of there where the police asked me to stay. I am sober. >> Okay, I understand. >> Don't do that. >> All right, face face that way though. Okay. >> I've met all of you. You're cartel and the real police are on the way. I'm fine. I'm I'm completely lucid. I was there on purpose. And you ruined the rental car, too. >> Yes, the rental car is ruined. >> Putting a rental car above human lives exposes her ultimate selfish Karen nature. She is the exact type of person who could watch this entire tape back and still shamelessly scream that she wasn't drunk. >> You could have broken a major vein. And then you would definitely be in jail yourself. And I have done nothing wrong. You're treating me like a criminal. And the real police are on the way. >> Julie, once again, these are going back on you. You're under arrest for DUI, okay? As well as fleeing to elude, resisting, as well as a plethora of other civil traffic infractions, okay? >> Stop breathing on us. >> Reckless driving. >> You Yes, I live in the car. Everything that I have >> Oh, you want to get the seat belt, ma'am? >> Yeah, I'll get No alcohol. >> If you keep doing that >> You have to know there's no alcohol in my car. >> Okay. >> They're almost here, the real police. I can't balance with that. >> Okay, go ahead. Go. >> I got an injured arm. >> However you got to get in, go ahead. >> You are so much trouble. >> So, I've been told. >> I'm sober. I'm lucid. I'm almost 70. You get me where the police told me to stay, you're in really big trouble. >> In the end, this woman was booked into jail and faced charges of fleeing or eluding police with disregard for public safety, driving under the influence, and non-violent resisting an officer. On August 20th, 2025, the judge declared her mentally incompetent to stand trial, and she was transferred to court-ordered psychological treatment. Being a mother is a privilege, but it's never a license to endanger others. This entitled road Karen learned that the hard way. What do you think of this reality check? Comment below, hit [laughter] like, and subscribe for more justice served.