Sit down. Sit down. I'm going to give you an opportunity to act as an adult. If you continue to fight, you're going to catch more felony charges. Do you understand me? >> Huh? >> Drunk Karens always think they're still in control until reality says otherwise. One by one, they pushed things too far, arguing, resisting, spiraling, turning simple stops into full-blown disasters they never saw coming. On May 13th, 2023, at an intersection in Ohio, officers were called after a blue Honda nearly slammed into a utility pole. What seemed like a simple welfare check quickly took a turn. And here's what really went down. >> Um, we got multiple calls of you driving erratically. And when I pulled when I pulled up, you're kind of all over the place. >> I'm really sorry. >> Uh, okay. Do you have your driver's license with you? >> Owner, have you had anything to drink today? >> Yes. >> Okay. How many have >> I'm not even going to lie to you. What have you had to drink? Why don't you put that down? What do you What have you had to drink? >> Um, where are your shoes at? >> I'm totally parked. >> Okay, why don't you come over here? Sit down on my bumper right there. >> How am I in trouble if I am totally parked? >> Go sit down on the bumper there. >> Come on, man. >> I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. You wear any glasses or contact lenses? I do. >> Don't leave this bumper. Okay, come forward. >> No, she totally No, I don't want you to leave. I want you to kind of go forward. Just like that. There you go. >> You wear contacts. You have contacts in right now. >> Yes. Okay. Do me a favor. Look at the top of the pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Okay. Follow with your eyes. Okay. Keep your head straight. Keep your head straight. Your head's tilted. Keep it straight. Sorry. Thank you. >> Do you have Do you have any shoes? Do you have sandals? Do you want to walk on your feet? Does your feet comfortable? >> They're in my car. >> Do you feel comfortable doing those tests in just feet? >> I clean or do you want to put your sandals on? >> I clean for a living. >> So, my shoes are in my car. >> Okay. Do you want to wear your shoes for the test or do you not want to wear your shoes? Yes, I I mean barefoot is fine. >> Okay. All right. Why don't we come over here or actually go right over here? >> Step over here. >> Or you can stay right here. Stand right here. >> What are you doing? >> Okay. Stand right here. >> All right. All right. >> Are you willing to do this next test? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> She tried the nice and cooperative act to slide past it. Kind of like spraying perfume to cover up smoke. But once the real testing began, everything started to show and she immediately shifted to suspicion and blame. >> All right. I'm I >> Are you going to follow? Are you going to go Are you going to do the test or not? >> I I just don't understand. I >> Well, I'm asking a question. It's It's either yes or no. Are you going to do the test or no? >> I I will try. >> Okay. Well, then follow my directions. Go back to the start of the line. While performing test, you're going to keep your hands to your side. You're going to look at your feet while walking. And you're gonna call your steps hell out. Do you understand? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. >> Are like making this way too complicated. >> Now I need a little toast test, man. That's all we're asking. Go ahead. Start the test, please. >> All right. I'm going to do the last test on you. Are you willing to do the last part of the test? You're going to keep both legs straight. You're going to keep your eyes on your elevated foot. And you're going to keep your hands to your side. >> You can't tell me what to do. >> Okay. You want to you want to you want to stop? >> My husband is calling >> right now. Would you like to stop the test? >> Yeah. >> My husband is calling. He's calling. >> Would you like to stop the test or no? >> Yes or no? >> You don't have to do the test. >> No, I'll do the test, but you guys are like tricking me. >> I'm not tricking you. >> Absolutely not. >> Go ahead. >> Stand with your heels together and put your hands to your side. >> Move on. >> Remain in this position until I tell you to do so. >> I'm totally fat and I can't >> listen. When I tell you you're going to leave 100, 1000 1,002 100,003 until I tell you to stop 1,002. I'm a fat girl. I can't do it. >> You may begin the test. >> This is so >> Okay, >> you guys, you're doing your best. >> You're going to be under arrest for OBI. >> Wow. >> Do you have anything on you? >> Nope. >> Any weapons, knives, needles, anything that's going to poke or stab me? >> I wish I would. >> Oh, okay. Hey, that's a threat. I like it. >> Okay. >> Are you doing me to walk? >> Okay. I'm going to get your shoes for you, too, once we put you in the back of the seat. Okay. >> I am. >> Really? >> You ran right in. You walked right into the door. >> Everything's video and auto recorded. >> What's that? >> Yeah, sure. >> As soon as her space got restricted, her reaction turned extreme, hurting herself as a way to release pressure and grab attention. But at the station, whatever control she had left completely fell apart, and her behavior became more unpredictable by the minute. >> My shoes are over there. >> I will grab on how you treat your people that your country, right? >> I serve my treat. >> That's fine. >> Yeah. Yeah. You want to Because I was sitting in a parking lot. Because I was sitting in a parking lot. Don't go there now. Stop [ __ ] >> Congratulations. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You know what? Let's go. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. This will treat people that serve your country, right? >> Yes. Yeah. I didn't do anything wrong but sam. Give me a spit hood now. >> I don't know where it's at. >> They're in the They're in the gun locker. >> The gun locker. >> Now you find yourself. Sir in the hallway. >> Put your hand right here on her head on her. I'm not resisting. >> Yeah, you are. >> Not right now. I'm not. >> Not right now. I'm not. I'm not. >> I'm not. >> Where is the black husband? >> [ __ ] Oh, you guys are so cry. So fight. She demanded respect but chose to fight with the simplest weapon, spitting. That's when officers had to bring out a spit hood. A clear reminder that actions speak louder than words. >> Shut up. >> I'm going to give you an opportunity to add an adult. If you continue to fight, you're going to catch more felony charges. You understand me? >> Yeah, you did. I was walking out the parking lot. YOU GUYS ARE ACTING like it millions people crossing the border. Yeah. Get the one. You spit on me. I promise you you're going to be more char. You understand? Do you understand? Turn that one right now. Do you understand? >> I am not. What could have been handled smoothly spiraled out because of her own attitude. Once the spit hood became necessary and her promises to cooperate meant nothing, reality set in. This isn't something you can talk your way out of. >> Keep it just like that. You understand? >> Get that [ __ ] off of me. >> Get out of me. I am not. So, what you got to do? Tighten this down. >> All right. I'm Bin Laden now. >> Act like an adult. >> Hold me here. >> I didn't do anything wrong. I was sitting in a parking lot. Is that what you do for crying? Is that what you do for crying? people in parking lot. >> Yeah. >> You sit on me. You're going on the ground face first. >> I mean, no, I don't have no problems with you guys. I have problem with him. >> You sit on him. You're going face. Facing. >> I would not do it. >> All right. My pants are falling down. Cool. Yeah. Yeah. >> In my car. >> Uh, in my bag. >> Are you going to submit to a test? >> No. >> Verbally. Are you going to submit to a test? >> You're going to you're going to take a breathalyzer. Yes or no? >> Yes. And just like that, the show ended in a cold holding cell. She now faces multiple charges, a felony level 40 WI due to her fifth offense, assault, and disorderly conduct. If convicted, she's looking at anywhere from 60 days to 2.5 years behind bars, fines up to $8,000, and a long-term or even permanent license suspension. A painful pattern repeated, but the next one, she turned it into a full-blown performance. On April 27th, 2022 in Florida, officers were called to a rear-end crash involving a black 2010 Chevrolet. But once the DUI testing began, the driver's reaction took a wild turn. And here's what really went down. Get those hotel uniform black. >> What's the best way? >> My phone number. >> Well, for the for the report. Yes, ma'am. What's the best way that the DHSMB can get in contact? Are you injured at all? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. Is this your vehicle? Are you the registered owner? Okay. >> Yeah. You want to check it? >> No, no, no. That's fine. >> Go ahead and check it. >> Do you have your uh license by any chance? Of course. You want it? >> Uh yeah, if you have it. Do you know where your license is at, ma'am? >> And do you happen to possibly have your registration and insurance? >> Uh, I just gave you that, correct? >> No, ma'am. I have your license. >> Okay. Well, I will give you that right now. >> I'd like it. And if you want it right now, I will give it to you. >> Okay. >> Are you okay with that? >> Yeah, absolutely. Take your time. Just hang up here for a minute. >> Just give me one second. Okay. And then again, I'm just trying to figure out what exactly happened as far as how did the crash occur? >> I They stopped a little bit. Sure. >> Of the traffic light. >> Yeah. And I I I bumped into him and it was totally my fault. >> Not that long ago. Have I done anything but stand here and talk to you? I haven't. >> I'm just saying, are you going to let me go or not? >> We're dealing with the accident right now, aren't we? So, that's what we're doing. >> Okay. But are you going to let me go? >> I am dealing We are dealing with an accident at the moment. >> Tell me the truth. Seriously. >> This deputy is going to have a conversation with me. >> Hello. You all right? You're not going to let me go, are you? >> What? That's why you brought a female officer. >> Right from the start, she treated admitting fault like a fast pass out of the situation. But that rush wasn't responsibility. It was panic trying to stay hidden. Deep down, she knew the moment the female officer stepped in, the game was up. >> Where were you coming from? >> What? Okay. Hello. I'm sorry. I don't know where that is. I I see your shirt now. Okay. Where are you headed to? >> Home. He stopped and I was trying to get home and he stopped and I was trying to get home. >> I'm home. I'm going home. >> Where do you live? I got this. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. So, like I said, I'm going to take a look at your eyes. Make sure it's safe for you to be driving. Okay. Any physical defects? Any bionic body parts? Cadaavver knees, titanium hips, anything of that nature. One leg longer than the other. >> Glass or prosthetic eye? They both look real. >> I have to ask. It's a weird question though. >> So, stand there. your arms down at your side. I want you to just focus on the top of my pen. >> Are you trying to give me a I know what you're doing. >> What am I doing? >> I know what you're doing. >> I know what you're doing. >> Yeah, I already know what you're doing cuz you're going to flash a light in my eyes. I'm going to see if they're switching back and forth. They're going to know if I've been drinking or not. >> Huh? So, I'd like to take a look at your eyes. Are you going to allow me to do that? But see, here's the thing is I've already told you that I already know what you're doing, >> okay? >> And I can tell you what you're doing and I see my card right here. So, what does that tell you? That tells you that I already know. That shows that I'm okay. Are you going to follow the stimulus or are you just going to look away? Can you focus for like two minutes so we can do this? Okay. Why do you keep closing your eyes every time I try to move the stimulus? >> You're obviously going to take me. >> Are you in handcuffs right now? >> Just take my car in a safe place. >> Okay. I don't want you to stare at me either. I want you to >> What do you want? >> Okay, I've told you multiple times. I want you to follow the top of the pin with your eyes in your eyes only. Okay. She acted like she was training a new employee, except that employee was wearing a badge. And usually when you start telling a cop how to do their job, you've already failed your own test. >> The pen? All right, give me the pen. >> No, you is. You want to see my eyes? >> I do. And I've told you I want you to follow. >> Show the light in them. >> Okay. Can you see the top right there? >> No, because it's not. It's a black pen. Okay. And >> you're shining a light in my eyes. It doesn't make any sense. >> Okay. So, I can see your eyes. >> You can't see my eyes if you're shining a light in them. >> Okay. So, I think I think your level I think your level of impairment is making this a little difficult for you. >> I am just a tired bartender. >> I understand you're tired, >> bro. I just want to go home. This was an accident. It was a [ __ ] stupid thing. I will pay for it. >> All right. Hey, ma'am. Can you see this line that I laid down? >> Yeah, I know. What you >> Are you comfortable in your sneakers or would you like to take them off? >> What do you want me to do? >> Okay, you're comfortable in those sneakers. What I'd like you to do is place your left foot on the line. I don't want you to start walking yet. Please go back to the top of the line, ma'am. Okay. >> So, I want you to place your right foot in front of your left foot with your right heels touching your left toes. I don't want you to start walking yet. Go back to the top of the line, please. Okay. I need you to focus and pay attention. Okay. >> You've met up now. All right. So, your left foot's on the line. Your right foot is in front of your left foot. Your right heel is touching your left toes. Your arms are down at your side. I don't want you to move until I tell you to begin. >> All right. Honey, are you arresting me or not? >> Are you in handcuffs? >> What do you want from me? >> I am trying to give you, like I've told you multiple times, I'm trying to give you every opportunity. >> This is embarrassing me right now. >> Do you not want to cooperate with this investigation? >> Honey, you're embarrassing me. >> How am I embarrassing you? Because you're either arresting me or not. >> Okay. >> Because I I just want to go home. >> I know center. I'm tired. Accident happened and I have insurance and I was going to pay for it. >> At one point, she turned the field sobriety test into an awkward dance rehearsal, interrupting, missing steps, adding her own moves. Meanwhile, the officer stayed front row, letting the performance play out until the message became crystal clear. Your right foot is in front of it with your right heels touching your left toes. Your arms are down at your side. >> You are not going to start walking until I tell you to begin. Do you understand those instructions? >> So, when I tell you, you're going to take nine to steps down that line, keeping your arms at your side, looking down at your foot, and counting out loud. >> Did you understand all those instructions? I haven't told you to start yet. I see this as a ballerina. It's not. What? >> Well, if you're going to arrest me, just do it now. >> No one can do this. You can Oh my god, you sound like my [ __ ] ballet coach. This what you sound like. >> Do you want to pay attention so I can give you the instructions? >> Yeah. Well, you sound like my ballet coach, so sounds about right. >> Okay. So, I want you with your feet together, your arms down at your side. Going to keep your arms down at your side. You're going to look at your raised foot. You're going to count out loud in the remainder of 1,00 1,002 1,003 1004 until I tell you to stop. So it'll look like this. 1001,002 1003 10045 till I tell you to stop. For any reason you have to put your foot down. I want you to bring it right back up and continue counting from where you left off at. >> She behaved like she was auditioning for a role, not taking a DUI test. But this wasn't a stage. and every misstep quietly pushed the officer's patience closer to its limit. >> Any questions regarding the exercise? >> Sound like my ballet coach. >> Any reason you cannot complete this exercise? >> Because you sound like my ballet coach. >> Are you going to do the one leg stand? Okay. In the manner that I demonstrated. Okay. Are you going to Are you going to do it? Are you just going to keep doing ballet moves and dancing around? >> Do you want to do this last exercise? It's just yes or no. >> Okay. Well, if you let me go home, it's it's not a bargaining tool. It's either a yes or no. >> I want to see it. Okay, that wasn't the exercise that I just demonstrated and explained to you. All right. I'm not playing games anymore. Do not pull away. You understand? Alcohol has a way of making people forget their own boundaries. In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with DUI along with refusing a breath test and blood testing. She was sentenced to 30 days in jail and GPS monitoring, given a second chance, only to break it after failing twice, leading to an additional 120 days behind bars. A performance in front of the law. But the next twist, it comes from the ones enforcing it. On February 11th, 2026 in Santa Fe, New Mexico, a rare situation unfolded. This time, the officer became the one under investigation. Officer Luhan drove into the station to start her shift. But instead of clocking in, she became the subject of a sobriety check. And here's what really went down. Hey, Marine. Take a deep breath. Take a minute and and catch your breath. Okay, >> I'm sorry to take you guys through this. >> Let's not jump to conclusions. Okay, let's just start with one thing at a time. Okay, so what happened earlier? a lot. >> Okay. What's a lot >> breakup? >> Mhm. >> Even before that break up with my baby daddy. And >> Mhm. >> It's been a lot. >> I understand. >> I don't tell a lot of people a lot of stuff cuz I don't like them. >> I understand. That's your personal life. Okay. Obviously, I can smell the alcohol. Okay. >> I'm not going to deny either. >> I know. I'm I'm not asking you. Okay. I just I have to get through everything. All right. I can smell the alcohol. I can see your eyes are I see you've been crying, but I can also see that they're a little bloodshot and watery. All right. >> Um did you have any alcohol today? >> You did? Okay. What did you drink? >> Two tall boys. What are uh >> the 24 oz? >> 24 oz. Two of them. Okay. How long ago did you drink those? >> About 6:00. 6:00. Okay. And when did you have your last drink? Do you know? >> About 6:30. >> 6:30. >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, >> I know. I should have known better. I was coming in. >> That's okay. >> Starting the day with alcohol and personal baggage rarely ends well. The Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office wasn't there to hear excuses. They needed to determine whether she was even capable of handling basic duties. >> Okay. And then when did you leave for work? I honestly don't know. >> You don't know? Where were you driving from? >> My home. >> My home. Okay. So, and then you drove to the office. Okay. Um >> I didn't want to, but I had a readiness. Didn't >> Okay. Um would you would you be willing to do those? >> You will? All right. Maybe we're going to do Okay, we'll go over here. We'll try to stay on the sidewalk here since it's a little bit level. Right. >> Move this over right here. Huh? >> Go ahead over here and face me. Okay. Try to keep your hands bound as your sides, heels, and toes together. All right. >> You have any serious brain injuries? >> No. >> Any issues walking, turning, or balancing? >> Just the six pins and the plate in my right knee. >> In your right knee. Okay. How long ago was that injury? >> 2016. >> 2016. Okay. But you been okay since? You've been relatively healthy. >> Relatively. >> Okay. >> I know you're cold. Try to get through this. Hands under your sides. All right. Do you see my finger? >> Mhm. >> I'm going to have you follow my finger with your eyes only. Try to tilt your head up for me a little bit. All right. Just follow my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. You understand? The roll reversal hit hard from law enforcement to the one being evaluated, especially when she had to perform the same test she once required from others. This time though, she stayed quiet like it was finally sinking in that this wasn't something she could talk her way out of. Okay, go ahead and face the car. All right, see my flashlight? Go ahead and put your left foot on my light. Return on that same line. Nine hill toe steps. Just like this. 1 2 3 >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Okay, for this next test, I'm going to have you stand with your heels and toes together. You can begin when you're ready. 10012003. >> Make sure to look down at your toe. 105 1006 1007 1008 1009012345 1 2017 1920 122 1 23 1 >> You can stop. Walking a straight line sounds simple until alcohol turns it into uneven ground. And it didn't take long for the officer on scene to recognize the signs. She was clearly impaired. >> All right, Marine arrest. Okay. >> You don't have anything on you? >> No. >> I'm just going to check. >> I'm just going to check really quick. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Go ahead and step up. I know it's a little bit of a step. I got you. >> Sit back for a minute. Okay. >> All right. Marine. >> Yeah. >> Listen to me. I'm about to tell you tell you something important. Okay. You're under arrest for a DUI. The numerical implied consent act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this initial independent test, you have a right to a reasonable opportunity or to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse or lab laboratory technician or technologist who is employed by a hospital physician of your own choice and perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid by the law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take the breath test? Okay. I'm going to read you the refusal portion. Okay. Just so you're aware, I cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or res operating privilege for one year. If you are convicted in court of driving while under the influence, you may also receive a greater sentence because you're abused to be tested. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay, you already agreed. Go ahead and look at me. Open up your mouth. Perfect. I have your phone. Okay. Um, >> yeah. >> Yeah, we'll head to the office. Okay. >> Just after midnight, she was booked into the Santa Fe County Jail. From an officer ready to begin her shift to ending the night in a jail uniform. A sharp, undeniable shift in both role and consequence. And then right into the left here. Right here. And you can have a seat on that black chair. All right, Marine. Let's go. Let's go do the breath. All right. Deep breath in. One more time. Okay. No. Hold on. Deep breath in. Come on. I'll have you. Yeah. I'll turn the light on. Crack the door real quick for you. Okay. If it gets too hot, let me know. >> All right. We're going to head out. Okay. Right out here and to the right. Sorry, I don't have running boards. >> I got you. I got you. >> I know. In the end, officer Luhan was charged with aggravated DUI. She's currently suspended from field duty, restricted to administrative work, and barred from public interaction while the investigation continues. So, here's the question. When those who enforce the law end up breaking it, should the consequences be doubled to set an example? when the line gets crossed by someone who's supposed to uphold it. The next case on October 30th, 2022 along the Texas Gulf Coast, officers responded to reports of a driver passed out at a red light after allegedly crashing into a barrier and taking off. When stopped, the woman tried to play it sober. And here's what really went down. >> First time I'm going to talk to you is the people back there called found and said you were involved in an accident. >> I was. >> Okay. >> A lot of them. >> What's that? >> Oh, no. I was an accident while No. >> Well, like you you were just involved in an accident so that you ran into a a barricade. >> No. >> Have you had anything to drink today? >> No. Did you fall asleep? >> What's going on with that? >> Go ahead and come out here for a minute and talk to me. Let's make sure everything's okay. And then if everything's okay, we'll get you on your way. Okay. All right. Step out of the car. It's not an option. Step out of the car. because I'm asking you to I'm going to investigate everything. If you're okay, then you'll be on your way. >> What's your name? >> Do what? >> Yeah. >> Are you okay if he moves to your car so that they can get out? >> No, I'm No. Why? So they can get out of the parking spot. Why? Why you and I talk? >> No, I'm very like in control in trouble. I don't want to get to like >> Well, I mean, what's going on? >> I think I just >> Okay. So, where are you coming from? >> Where? >> Where's your work at? I don't know. >> Lake City. Lake City. What? >> Let's say like city is your work. >> Biosabellos. >> What's the name of your job? >> Okay. All right. What do you you waitress for them? >> Okay. So, what were you doing up there today? >> Working. >> Working. Yes. Okay. So, you just got off work >> and I got a paycheck. >> And you got a paycheck? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, have you had anything to drink today? >> Um, I had one. Is it >> one? What? >> She believed her story would hold up. But cops don't run on stories. They run on facts. And the moment one officer recognized her from a prior DUI, every explanation she had instantly lost its weight. >> One drink and that was water. >> Okay. No alcoholic beverages? >> You can check. >> Okay. Have you taken any pills or anything like that? Absolutely. >> Okay. Do you use narcotics? Take any prescriptions for anything? Sorry. >> Okay. All right. So, what'd you fall asleep at the light? >> I did. >> You did? I asked you about it and you said yes. All right. And what why'd you fall asleep at the light? Recognized me. I recognized her. >> Somebody just arrested her uh for DWI in the 100 block of West M like either May or in March. You can't remember which one it was. >> She recognized me. I kind of recognized her. >> Is there somebody you went out with or? >> No. >> What's going on? Talk to me. >> Okay. Who do you live with? >> My mom. >> Okay. Where is that? >> Oh [ __ ] She She doesn't want to see me. Like she hates me. >> Okay. So where are you headed right now? >> Mom. >> You're headed to your mom. Okay. >> She hates me. Like I know that. >> Well, why does your mom hate you? >> Cuz I look like my dad. It shows me all the time. >> Please. I don't want to know exactly. >> Well, I'm trying to work with you here, but I need you to work with me. So, I'd like to do a couple tests and if you'll do those tests, then we'll go from there. Stand with your legs together. Put your put your hands down to your side and just maintain that position. Okay? Don't don't do anything else. What I want you to do is I want you to look at the end of the pen right here. You can see the the end of the pen. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you wear contacts or glasses? >> Uh, I do. >> Do you wear contacts or glasses or >> I do wear contacts. >> Are you wearing them right now? >> No, sir. >> Okay. So, do you need the contacts to see? >> No. >> No. Okay. So, you can see the end of the pin just fine. Okay. So, what I want you to do is I want you to follow it with your eyes and your eyes only and don't move your head. Do you understand? >> Okay. Point point your nose at me, okay? And just move your eyes. >> She insisted she could track the pen just fine, but her eyes told a different story. While her words tried to sell sobriety, her body gave it away. Control was slipping and it was starting to show. >> Is I want you to stand on this line right here. Okay? I want you to put your right foot on the line. Put your left foot in front of your right foot. Do what? No. Hang tie for me. >> Stand on the line. Put your right foot in front of your left foot, heel to toe. Put your arms down at your side and maintain that position. Okay? Do not start to walk until I'm instructed you to do so. Do you understand? Put your right foot in front of your left foot. Heel and toe. Arms down at your side. Okay? Don't start to walk until I told you to do so. Do you understand? Yeah. Okay. So, when I tell you to, you're going to take nine hill to toe steps, turn, and take nine heel to toe steps back. Okay? It's going to look like this. You understand, >> right? Okay. So again, right foot in front of your left foot, he toe, arms down by your side. You may begin, right? >> You're doing fine. All right. So, the last thing we're going to do is one leg stand. Okay. Do you have any problem balancing? >> No. Okay. So, feet together, arms down by your side. All right. Maintain that position until I tell you to do otherwise. Okay. When I instruct you to, I'm going to have you lift whichever leg you prefer, your right or left leg, approximately 6 in off the ground. >> Right. You're going to keep it straight. Okay? You're going to keep your foot parallel to the ground. Okay? While you have your foot raised, you're going to count out loud. 1. >> Instead of owning it, she blamed her natural balance. And when your explanations start drifting that far from reality, it usually means you already know the story isn't holding together anymore. >> Why not? >> Because like I can't even do that like on my own self. Like I I can't do that. >> Okay. You have problem balancing? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So I can't do that. >> Do what? >> I can't do that. >> Okay. So you don't want to try it? >> I mean I can try. I can try, but I'm learning for you that >> All right. So, like I said, when I tell you to begin, you're going to lift it up 6 in. Keep your foot parallel. While you're doing the test, you're going to keep your arms down at your side. Do you understand these instructions? >> You can begin. >> I can do that. I can do that. You you can stop. Okay. I'm going to have you stand with Officer Dler here for just a minute. Okay. >> We stand over there for a second. Talk to bounce out of here. >> Yep. >> Hi, Arlene. I'm Officer Densler. You recognize me from somewhere? >> Yeah, I do. >> From where? >> Uh, you were there at Huddle last time? >> At where? >> At where? I can't hear you. >> Hule. >> Hello. >> Huh? >> Huh? Huh? I don't. Yeah. When I ran to that girl and she was really [ __ ] wasted and I was like, "Hey, someone can help her out." >> And then the cops came up here. >> Came up where? Where? What place? >> Yeah. >> I saw you recognized me. You gave me like a look over there. >> Yeah. Am I going to jail? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. Cuz I might look I'm doing okay. >> Everything okay? I all I know is that was there an accident back there? >> No. >> No. You said you're coming from work. >> Yes. You make the owners at work because they didn't tell you. >> She knew the behavior was wrong yet repeated it anyway. That says the last consequence wasn't enough to change anything because knowing better doesn't always mean doing better. And that led to yet another arrest. Are stand up for me. All right. Turn around. Why am I going to like >> DWI? Am I a bad person? >> No, you're not a bad person. >> I don't want to go back to jail. Like >> our jail will tell you you're buying a mountain. >> No, but I've been there like one time. I don't want to go I don't want to go back to jail. >> You what? >> I don't want to go back. >> What were you in jail for the first time? >> You know why? Like it was it was like it was my fault. I remember that. >> They brought up the nail salon. They what? >> I give them a nail and like I get a nail. It was my fault. I know that. >> I know what I'm doing again. Like >> who did we arrest you last time? Was it week? I'm going to put this in front of you. Can you see this? And then listen to this. Okay. You are under arrest for an offense arising out of acts alleged to have been committed while you were operating a motor vehicle in a public place or a watercraft while intoxicated. >> Will you give me a specimen of your breath? >> No. Okay. >> I feel about blood. But later on >> you'll give me a specimen of your blood. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Go ahead and step up for me on >> this. Do what? >> On this? >> Yes. I'm going to put my hand under here so you can have some work. >> We got to get through all this process stuff first. Okay, Ryan. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with DUI, her second in just 3 months, along with a crash and hit and run. So, what do you think would be a fair consequence this time? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. When mistakes repeat this fast, the next confrontation doesn't come from the road. It comes from a razor sharp mouth. On January 5th, 2025, during a routine patrol, officers spotted a driver running a red light leading to a traffic stop involving a 67year-old woman. But behind the wheel was more than just a simple violation. And here's what really went down. >> I didn't break for this. Yeah. Uh, where you coming from? >> My house. >> Your house? >> What were you doing over there today? You just hanging out? >> Yeah, I was watching TV. >> Yeah. Uh, did you have anything to drink today by the chance? >> No. >> Nothing to drink. All right. We have a Everybody grabbed your license, registration, insurance, and stuff. >> Okay. >> Go back home. >> All right. The reason why they're pulling you over right now is because you blew stoplight and then you kind of driving going all over the place now. >> Cigarettes. Sorry. >> Say again. >> Cigarettes. >> You grabbing cigarettes? >> No, it's my husband's cigar. Right now, we got someone hit us from the back. So, we went to >> What's the address on the street? >> Oh, yeah. You look familiar. That's >> Yeah, you do, too. Must have been in my house once. >> Maybe. Yeah. >> Okay. >> You got two young kids, but I don't think you did do anything. >> No. >> Okay. Can I just drive it home? >> Um, in a minute. We just got to They're They have They're running your stuff through the computer. We got to make sure your license and the registration is good and all that. >> Yeah. >> It's kind of scary. >> Okay. Yeah. I know there's a lot of us here right now. That's But >> yeah, >> no reason to be it. >> All right, ma'am. uh just due to the nature and all that good stuff. Would you mind if you just step out of the car and do some SFST just to make sure you're good to drive? >> Yeah, I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> All right. I know you step right over here for me. Hope it's probably be easier. This line right here. >> What you want to do? >> All right. So, from right here, I just want you to put your feet together, hands down by your side. All right. And uh do you have anything wrong with your eyes? She wear contacts, glasses, any head injuries, any of that stuff. Can you just keep your hands out by my side? I understand it's cold. >> She confidently claimed she hadn't had a single drink, despite the vehicle weaving moments earlier. Denial is often the opening move in DUI cases. And once the field sobriety tests began, the gap between her words and reality started to show. See, it's >> in my pen the whole time without without holding your head. Just the eyes. Okay. Just eyes, ma'am. Okay. Can you keep your hands down by your side? I understand it's cold. >> I know. But just just with your eyes, ma'am. Okay. Just your eyes. >> Ma'am, just eyes. Okay. >> Can't do that. >> Ma'am, just eyes. Okay. You're moving your head. Just your eyes. It's just my eyes. I don't know how many times you got to do that. >> Just stay at the tip of my pen. Okay. Can you please put your feet together? >> Hands down by your side, please. >> Yeah. >> All right. Feet together. >> Hold out. I don't know what you're trying to do. Dance around that. >> Can you stand back over there? >> No. This is ridiculous. It's kind of stupid. Okay, >> it's cold. >> [ __ ] >> ma'am. I didn't tell you. >> I don't want to dance. All right. >> It's not dance. It's just walking. I am I'm going to show I'm I am I am going to show >> ma'am. Please. >> Okay. I'm doing my best. I mean, you got sneakers. >> All right. >> You can't do it. >> Just give him a chance to explain. Okay. >> I would want to hear you. >> All right. If you stand over there and I bring me. Huh? >> Go do it. Go do it. >> So I want you with your left foot put in front on this line. >> You do it. >> I'm going to demonstrate to you. >> I can't. >> I can. Once you once I get you do is it >> is easy. Once I get you to demonstrate. I'm >> tired. I've been up all night. >> Okay. The faster you let him talk, the faster you can talk. >> Yeah. Like just don't have time to explain. The faster he's done explaining the faster. >> I promise that I'm not running. The more she was asked to follow instructions, the more irritated she became, eventually turning the situation back on the officers. Simple directions became a struggle. Yet, she acted like she was the one in control, not the one being evaluated. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> It's not a dance. We just want you to stand just like this. >> Okay. >> You want to show? >> I am going to show you, but I need you to stand in that position that I just told you to. All right, ma'am. When I tell you to begin. Okay. >> Oh, stop telling me that. >> But you keep beginning before you before I tell you to. I'm going to show you. >> Okay. So, it's going to look like this. Okay. It's going to be one, two, three. Simulating that this is my ninth step. I'm going to take a series of small steps. >> No, I'm going to show you. I'm going to show you. >> All right. >> Look, I'm taking a series of small steps. >> Okay. I'm going to walk down back down the line. Taking another nine heel to toe steps. >> All right. I want you to look down. I want you to count out loud. >> All right. And I want to keep your your your arms planted down by your side the whole time. Okay. And do not stop until you you complete the test. Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. I didn't tell you to begin. Ma'am, >> turn around. Go back. I'm not waiting for your steps. This is already >> guy. And my butt is stupid, right? >> All right. Reset. One more test. Okay. Just one more. Again, here's key. Put your arms down by your side. >> All right. >> Last one. It's class one. >> Really? Why is everybody here busting my ball? I did nothing wrong. >> Nobody's busting your balls. We just want to make sure you're going to drive home. Okay. >> Eat some supper. >> I understand. So, the quicker we do this, the quicker we try to get you out of here. Okay. That was so until I tell you to stop. >> I've never done this before. >> I understand. So, I'm I'm explain to you. All right. If you need more clarification, just let me know and and I'll tell you, okay, I'm I'm going demonstrate to you. >> I will demonstrate to you how it's going to look. >> Okay? Just look like this. It's going to be You understand? >> Hold on. I'll tell you when to begin. Ma'am, >> I can't do it. I can't do it. >> You want to try it? >> I can't. >> Okay. >> I I never even thought about it. >> She treated the sobriety test like a personal insult instead of a safety procedure. But as each test fell apart, her story began to shift from denial to justification. And just like that, a new excuse entered the picture. >> Dogs. All I do is walk every day. >> Okay. >> I walk my dogs. I don't know what the >> So look down and count a thousand. One, a thousand two. I'm going to say right away. I can't I can't do that. I'm 67 years old. What are you going to do? Going to jail for tonight for what? I want to get cigarettes. >> God. >> All right. One second. >> Well, you're not going anywhere. >> No, cuz you're an [ __ ] >> Yep. >> All right. Well, one last thing. >> Yeah, I got you. Are you willing to >> instead of dancing else? >> Well, we'll make it easy. Do you want to blow in the dances? >> All right. Well, you don't have to do that anymore. Are you willing to blow into this? >> I'm not doing that either. >> No. >> No. No. I'm not doing [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Shooting like [ __ ] You >> I'm not I'm not treating you like [ __ ] >> Just wait. I'm not Go. Let's go. Can't leave. >> I'm not going nowhere. Relax. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> All right. Take your hands out of your pocket, please. Rhind your back. Make sure someone [ __ ] >> Yeah, we'll take care of it. >> No, you are rent. You don't give a about anybody. >> This way, please. This way. >> Over here. >> I don't get a cigarette. >> No, just bring the news. You don't do anything that people need by old people. >> What you got to do? >> Do you have anything in your pockets going to poke stick me? Oh, yeah. >> Any weapons? Anything? >> Yeah, I got weapons. Yeah. >> All right. I'm just going to check with the back of my hand. Okay. >> I'm I'm just going to make sure you have nothing on you. Okay. >> Even in handcuffs, she tried to project intimidation with a verbal threat. In that moment, any remaining politeness collapsed, replaced by open hostility, and every word she chose to say now became part of the legal record. Go ahead. Open the goddamn door. >> Get in the car. >> Yeah. Why don't you get the stop? >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Keep it up. >> All right, ma'am. >> You are suspected of driving while under the influence of intoxicating, liquor, and or drugs. >> You have the right to remain silent. You do not have to answer any questions or give any statements. >> Oh my god. If you're doing answer questions and give statements, they can be they and will be used and evidence against you in the court. >> You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided for you. You have the right to be examined at your own expense immediately by a physician selected by you. >> You will be afforded a reasonable opportunity to exercise these rights. You understand? >> Right. >> Right. Grandma. >> All right, man. >> Watch your step. All right. >> Yeah. There you go. >> You can't even see. >> Yep. I got you. I'll help you out. >> There you go, man. Step right here. Wait this way. Right. Yeah. >> She was ultimately taken to jail and charged with DUI, resisting an officer without violence, refusing a breath test, running a red light, and endangering public safety, entitlement and alcohol, a combination that rarely ends well. When words alone are enough to escalate things, the next one makes everything about themselves. On January 18th, 2024, officers were called to a bar after reports of three intoxicated women causing a disturbance. What should have been a simple request to leave quickly spiraled out of control? And here's what really went down. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> No, they don't want you on the property anymore, though. Okay. >> So, you understand you're being trespassed, right? >> No, I know. Listen to me. >> It wasn't me. It wasn't me. >> Well, they don't want you on the property, though. Okay. >> No, I they know they're thinking my friend. >> No, no, no. They want you. They said you. They pointed you out. >> They pointed out you? >> Yeah. They said they don't want you on the property. I didn't anything. >> Okay. Listen to me. I understand. But they don't want you here. They said that you were throwing punches. That you said it was >> throwing punches. >> That's what they said. They don't want you here on the property anymore. Okay. You're trespassed from this facility for a period of one year. Okay. If you're come back here, you're >> one year. >> Yeah. If you come back, you're subject to arrest. Okay. >> All right. >> Wait. No, no, no. Wait. I think you're actually >> No, no, no, no. They pointed at you. Security pointed at you, so that's why I'm talking to you. Okay. >> They don't want you here. Okay. >> Hey, that's fine. >> I had ma'am. >> Ma'am, I need your ID. >> Why? Because I have to trespass you from this facility. Okay. >> Is these your friends over here? >> No. Do >> you have a picture of your ID or no? >> All righty. Thank you. >> This girl is uh thinking she's part of the UFC or something. Her and her friend, we had to remove. She came back swinging, throwing punches at me, [ __ ] him and her. When officers issued a one-year ban, that wasn't the moment to prove you're a good person. But for her, that was just the warm-up to a solulate of bad decisions waiting to unfold. You know, it can be reiterated. >> Hey, don't come back here cuz I will I will personally take you down and arrest you. Do not step back. Your foot. >> Okay. >> Don't come back here. >> All right. Back up. >> Back up. >> Okay. I will back up. >> You need to call a ride. Start calling somebody to pick you up. >> I know. >> No. Do it now. >> Call it now. >> Do it now. >> It's not your friend. >> Oh, okay. I'll call it myself. >> I'm so disgusting. >> I love song. I love songs. Like literally my I brought my parents here. Like I love this place. I'm not problematic. I'm so scared right now. Like like I'm so confused. So scared. Okay. >> Sorry. >> She's clear. >> I like I'm so confused. >> It is what it is. But you're trespassed for a period of one year. Okay. If you come back here to this facility, you're subject to arrest. Do you understand? >> I will get arrested. >> Yes. Do you understand? >> All righty. Make sure you call an Uber. Go to your friend. >> Her friend didn't seem to agree with the outcome and tried to circle back to argue like she had some kind of say in it. But it didn't take long to realize pushing back here would only make things worse. >> Right. I have a physical woman right. >> I'm going to tell you. I already told you. >> Call your name right now. >> I'm going to tell you right now. >> Right now. I have a physical woman name. >> Youed up. >> Leave. You up so bad. >> Leave now or you're going to get arrested for disorderly. Arrest me right now. Right now. Right now. Arrest me right now. >> Go right now. Go right now. >> 325. Do it. >> Keep walking, >> bro. >> Bro, you want to Okay. Okay. >> Excuse me. Don't Don't push me. Excuse me. >> Hey, Liz. >> Let go. Liz. >> Liz. Let let go. Liz, >> can you come now? >> Let the I need you here, please. >> Wait, is she going to cop car? >> Yes, she's going TO JAIL. >> NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, SHE'S NOT. NO, SHE'S NOT. >> One second. Okay, I guess she they asked her to leave the property. She refused to leave. >> No, we'll leave. We'll leave. We'll leave. She's already been arrested. You can't unrest. >> No, it's because we weren't with her. We weren't with her. >> We're taking a Uber home. >> She's not She's not going to jail. >> The group acted like an arrest came with an undo button. Reality doesn't work like that. Once the cuffs click, every word you say can be noted. And this situation was far from over. >> Search me. Search me right now. Search me right. Put >> Let the of me. Let go of me. >> Let go of me. >> Let go of me. You're in [ __ ] trouble. >> You're in trouble. I'm going to get you in trouble. >> I will in trouble. >> Hold on. >> Come in. Come here. Come here. >> No. No. I'm going to get in trouble. This girl right here. >> Hold on one second cuz I'm about to drop it and I don't want to drop it. >> Take a seat. Oh my my my hands hurt. Please take this off. >> Put your hands Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen. >> This is not comfortable. >> Listen to me. Put your hands together like you're praying. >> No. Put your Here you go, Dolph. You're here. >> Face this way. >> Face this way. Can you stop? >> Take a seat. Your friends aren't making this any better. >> I can't go in with you. Okay. I'm sorry. I tried. I really did. I told you guys to leave. You didn't want to leave. All right. >> All right. You're good. >> Let's work. >> You guys got to go this way. >> Okay. >> Over there. >> I still need to know the address. >> When arguing stopped working, she flipped into helpless child mode, calling for parental backup. But reality didn't budge and panic set in as it hit her. She wasn't going home that night. >> Call my father. Can I Can I give you my father's number? >> No. >> Put your hand. >> Call my father. >> Could you put your hand? >> Call anybody in my entire life. I've never done anything wrong. >> All right. >> That's fine. Thank you very You got to put your suit. Okay. Relax. Yeah. There you go. Can I call my father, please? >> You're good to call you dad. Don't worry. >> You'll call. Don't worry. >> I've never done anything illegal in my whole life. >> All right, >> I got it. >> You're good. >> I was locked in the cell. This [ __ ] is [ __ ] wrong. I was locked in thating cell. >> Okay. >> I've never been locked in a cell. >> All right. Well, we got to put your shoes on. All right. So, >> there. I've never been locked in this all my hallway. Like this is so scary. Like this is so he What the is his name? I need to look. Seriously. Seriously. No. This is wrong. >> All right. This is wrong. >> All right. Well, you get to tell me. >> You have to admit this is wrong. This is so wrong. I've never been. >> All right. Let's go. >> No. I'm not going in a zone. I've never done anything wrong. >> Come on. We're going to go out. We're going to make a right. Right. Okay. Step down right there. We're going to this one right here. Come on. >> Quiet. >> Try and take a seat. >> A night out ended with multiple charges, including disorderly intoxication and trespassing after warning. If convicted, she could face fines up to $1,000 and up to 24 hours of community service. When the ego doesn't cool down in time, the next moment is where everything starts slipping out of control. On July 1st, 2025, officers were dispatched to a gas station after reports of a woman causing a disturbance. But within minutes, the situation took a sharp turn. And here's what really went down. Lisa, >> put your hands on me or you got a prison. >> Lisa, stop. >> For what? >> Stop right now. >> Tell me why >> I Stop. >> Tell me what >> you're being detained. >> GET THE OFF. SWEAR ABOUT IT. YOU'LL GO TO PRISON IF YOU WORKING right now. >> Get back. >> Stop. >> Get back. >> Lisa, >> you told me, you will go to prison. Lisa, >> I don't have a card. You going to get back? >> Five. I don't work for Miami County. Stop. I'm not going >> Lisa. >> I'm not working for Stop. >> Lisa, stop. Or you're going to be >> I'll sue you. >> YOU'RE A RABBI ANYWAY. >> Run them over. >> Lisa, got to stop. >> Get the away from me. >> Lisa, stop. >> No. >> Stop. >> Lisa, >> I'm kidding. Pissing my leg. >> I DON'T GOT A CAR. TASER. TASER. TASER. YOU [ __ ] [ __ ] OFF. [ __ ] off me. >> Get off of me, [ __ ] >> GET OFF OF ME NOW. >> I GOT CANCER, [ __ ] I AIN'T EVEN DO NOTHING. Get off of my face. >> GIVE ME MY >> THANKS, DAD. THANK YOU SO MUCH. YOU'RE GETTING SUED, [ __ ] JUST LIKE DID TO YOU. MARK'S FAMILY IS GOING TO SCREW THE [ __ ] ANY my hands off. >> I DON'T WORK FOR THEM. I DIDN'T CHOOSE GANGSTUCK AND I'M CARTEL. >> YOU UNDERSTAND ME? I AM CARTEL. >> DO YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU DID IN MY FACE? I'm not pregnant. What are you doing? >> Her aggression reflected a belief that the rules didn't apply to her. For a regular gas station employee, this wasn't just another shift. It turned into a onewoman power show. Loud and unpredictable. >> My neck. YOU ARE GOING TO PRISON. YOU'RE SOMEBODY'S DAUGHTER, DUDE. My your daughter IN HIS DAUGHTER PRISON ON YOUR stomach >> for what? >> YOU attacked me. >> Not that one. >> MIAMI HOUSE ME LITTLE GIRL. >> WHAT? YOU DIDN'T TELL ME WHO THE I DID. >> WE'RE STILL >> WHAT DID I DO? YOU DIDN'T GET WHAT YOUR YOUR PARTICLE is talking. >> So she's like Carol. >> Hold on. Wait. My dog is not the >> Why are you trying to detain me? >> Hold on. >> No. >> Hold on. >> Not double lock, but they're locked. >> They're doing the animal shelter. It's bit me. >> It didn't bite you. >> Yes, he did. Cooper here like he's not a person. Get my glasses, man. Who's trying to TRIM ME OFF MY FACE? WE GOT TO double off. What are you doing with your leg if you don't walk? >> No, she hides in there. Carla hides in there. Well, you just made this a whole lot worse for yourself. I didn't do [ __ ] My foot's slipping. You want to do bullies? Did somebody make fun of you at school? You're pulling MY ARMS [ __ ] PUT THE ARMS TOGETHER. >> Watch out already in the making. Dumb [ __ ] Do you understand what the CIA is? >> Is your car unlocked? I'll get it. Come on, trooper. Quit pulling ME SIDE TO SIDE. PUT MY ARMS TOGETHER. I don't care how much I piss IN MY PANTS RIGHT NOW. I AIN'T SCARED, MOTHERUCKER. >> She flipped from threatening to playing the victim in seconds, but the switch was too fast to be convincing. Officers took notice, especially since her lack of cooperation never actually changed. >> Tap her down. Pat her down. >> The dog is not going. >> The dog is THE DOG IS NOT >> He is not going. HE IS NOT GOING THEING OFFICER. >> HE'S NOT GOING. YOU DON'T KNOW THE RULES. TRIPPER NOW. WHAT'S IN your pants right here? What you want? >> There's something in her pants. Okay, we'll get it out. You think it's everything? >> We're going to do it to you, too. >> I'm going to do it to you, too. 58. >> No, you got it. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. Hold on. Come on, Tipper. Get up there. Go, baby. Get going. >> NO, THAT DOG IS NOT GOING. HE'S AN OFFICER. >> THE DOG IS NOT GOING. YOU WILL GET assault on an officer. You're a steal. Take the dog. Come on now, Emily. D. Oh, you're in Nikki. Don't let us shoot my kid. Speaking of >> your sister, >> can you get this dog, please? >> She's three. >> Can you do you want me to take this off or >> he's very protective over her? >> Officer, >> what? Can we take this one off? >> Yes. >> Psychopath. >> I don't get my calling. >> You're 26 years old. >> Don't eliminate the dog. You did not buy her. >> No, I won't. >> And no, I don't want to go back to March's house. I don't have to. I get my time there. Here. >> My sister. >> I'll [ __ ] this door. Yep. Bring her over. >> Lisa, we are removing this hand to get this bag off. >> Sisters look alike. >> You should know better. >> I'm talking to you. >> And you know, >> she thought she was in control, but every move only made things worse. While she kept resisting, medics were called in not to argue, but to assess her condition. Trespassing. Trespassing. And now you're going to have another charging. I know the hole. Let me set your eyes, please. >> The holes. Would you please? >> She She will. She's going to get to you there >> before. I'm going to have them check you out first. Okay. Medical's important. >> Oh, I'm sorry you didn't get SSI. You're obviouslying crazy enough. Why don't you go apply, lazy? >> Some of us got to work in the morning. You're working for Crystal Taki. >> She's already mental. It's not her fault. >> Nope. Don't grab anything. >> My ID is right there. They're trying to >> foring chefs that ain't her that side file. You little [ __ ] Good thing we got different dads. Okay. You chose dang stocking or your daddy did. You had a chance to listen to me. Come on. Little sister didn't do what a big sister does. You got to take me to the hospital. She slammed my head into the floor like a cunn. I don't see what to do. You must behave it. >> Get the off me. I don't need you in here, Dan. >> I can't stand you, you child molester. >> Go. You beat my kids. Get out. YOU AIN'T NOTHING BUT a food service worker. >> Mom, please hit me. Never hit you before in my life. NOW I REALLY SMELL like this. Can you get my clothes, please? That's all I had out there. Trying to get me eliminated. Pour it out. >> Okay. >> Fine, ma'am. How you doing? >> I got it. >> I'm going to check. I got bit. I don't know if it went through my pants by the dog or vampire. >> That powerful image started to fall apart, leaving behind uncontrolled outbursts. And then came the consequences. Quiet but clear. injuries tied directly to her earlier decisions. >> Like I said, the only thing I can see is that she had blood coming out of her nose. Whether her nose was broke or not, I can't tell that. Uh don't see any other injuries. She's not really complaining of anything. She said taser hit her in the arm and it didn't stick. >> So, I couldn't see any type of injury from wear. >> I think her nose always looks like that. >> I think I've got a dog in my car. I'm going to grab I want the animal to come out and get it. Dude, this thing like literally fit us. So >> nice pet it. >> Are you [ __ ] me? >> Get out the town, dude. This thing. >> I just open the door out. >> Shut up. >> She got blood all over her. >> Blood on her face. >> Does that have you wiped all off of her? Okay. >> Yes. I had to verify there was no injuries there. >> All right. >> Did you hear me? There has to be two hands in here or two people. I might freak out and do something. right here. >> And I don't see any problems hurting our charges. >> Oh, yeah. All right, let's go. We'll stand up there. Put your feet to the side there. There you go. >> You can leave those there. >> You can leave those there. >> You can leave them. >> Are you going to shoot me on the side of the road? Are you like you did you did grandma? >> Shoot you on the side of the road. >> Yeah, they shot her. I won't go along with him in the car. That's what he's going to do. I got enough card. >> Where am I going? >> My grandma for what? >> Get in jail. >> Why am I getting to jail? >> Trespassing. Resisting arrest. >> Trespassing for what? >> What? >> Your daughter or wife is not being >> You're not even She don't need anything. >> She just pick that stuff up. >> You're going to let a cartel queen. Claiming to be part of a cartel doesn't make you intimidating. It just puts you closer to criminal liability. She was taken to jail and charged with criminal trespass, resisting an officer, assault on law enforcement, using an invalid license plate, and concealing a van. If convicted, she could face fines up to $4,000, and up to 10 days in jail. So, what do you think? Was claiming cartel ties a smart move, or just another bad decision? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. When every option runs out, uh, the next story doesn't just escalate, it crashes hard. On August 31st, 2021, officers responded after a woman fell from a building under unusual circumstances. This wasn't just an accident. It was the fallout of deeper conflict. And here's what really went down. >> Her key took her keys and falling on top that building someone. >> Did you see what happened? >> Yeah, she crawled up here. We didn't see. There must have been a flake before. >> No, we didn't. Oh, you didn't see it, but she started crawling up here. >> Yeah. >> Knocked off that little fell there, the window sill. She fell before the ground off. Threw off. >> No, no, no. She climbed up on her own wheel. She tossed her stuff on top of the building. >> Um, and then I saw him filming her on his phone. >> So, I came out and I just said I got I said, "What are you doing? Are you filming? Call an ambulance." Y >> and he's like, "No, >> I'm the subject." >> So, he's in the back of my squad. This is his car. all this [ __ ] We don't really know what happened here. >> So, I guess she was getting beat up by hand before >> she was climbing up the thing. >> She was climbing up there and then she fell off. He threw from what they said is he threw keys and phone up into that window or something. >> When you guys got a PBT to find out where she's at cuz she's obviously small. >> What's her name? >> Whoever toes for TripleA. >> All right. What's the first name again? >> Turn around. Face me for me. Put your hands behind your back, please. >> I'm not allergic to bees. >> That's fine. Just sit still. It's just a bee. >> I'm allergic to bees. >> Okay. Face me. >> Face me. Put your hands behind your back. >> The card holder has to call. >> Sorry. I'm allergic to bees. >> Okay. No problems. >> You're under arrest for disorderly conduct and criminal damage to property. >> Are you serious? >> I'm very serious. >> What? >> I'm very serious. >> Are you serious? >> I just said I was serious. >> Why? >> Because we Because you broke the car and all that stuff. >> He just threw me on the ground. He just punched me in the face. >> Did I tell you he's not getting arrested? Did I tell you that? >> He's going to get a written statement from you. Okay. >> I'm not trying to argue with you. I'm sorry. >> Every time I've dealt with you, you've been drunk and arguing every single time. >> Every time. >> Excuse me. >> And that's the problem is you don't even remember. >> Can you Can you please not treat me like I'm an idiot? I'm really going through it right now. I really would appreciate you talking to me. >> I am I am not a human being. >> But I'm just telling you I've actually dealt with you in your sober and you're very nice. >> Okay. But I mean but when you're intoxicated >> her memories seemed just as scattered as the fall itself. And when officers recognize you, not just your face, but how you act when you're intoxicated. You're no longer a stranger. You're a regular. Ironically, she was still lecturing about the law from the back of a patrol car. >> Yes. What the hell, man? That is not okay. >> Watch your name. Close it up. I don't have money to like in my wallet and everything is in my car. Can you grab that at least so I can like mail myself in a jail? >> Hang on. Let me just get some information. How can you prove that I did anything to his vehicle and it touched him? He threw your hands on me. How can you charge me with what you're charging me with right now? Cuz you have no [ __ ] proof. I'm sorry. Wait, I have to go to jail because I climbed inside a building and fell off and [ __ ] myself up. That's why I'm going to jail. >> Disorderly. Is this domestic, correct? >> No, >> we don't believe there's any domestic criteria. I just wanted to make sure. >> Not yet until there's a DNA test. >> Okay. All right. Good enough then. >> Oh, wait a minute. Yeah, I was going to say they >> No, it's an unborn child. You said you're pregnant, correct? >> I don't It's not going to be something that's used against me. I need to be pregnant. You >> said you're pregnant. >> I'm not going to have you as me. I don't know what we've been talking about. >> Wallet in my old purse. It's in your purse in my car. >> It's in the back seat. It's in the back. Okay. Would you let me? >> It should be. It's in my car. >> [ __ ] go. >> It's in my car. >> That defiant attitude showed she still believed she deserved to be accommodated even while detained. But once her boyfriend started adding context, the bigger picture began to come into focus. >> Hey man, my name's Officer Alvo. Just call me Bri. Okay. What's your name? >> Lwell. >> L. Lemwell is do you have a do you have a nickname cuz I'm going to [ __ ] you. >> Lem. All right. Cuz I was going to let you know, but remember this [ __ ] was >> when you were saying that you were the owner of the property over in West St. Francis and everything. >> So you already know. >> Yeah. >> There's some alcohol issue. >> Yeah. You guys are both pretty wasted that day. >> All right, man. Um, so walk me through what happened before she started climbing up the pole. >> Oh, back. Let's just let's just start with um >> Can I get my phone? I'll like >> we'll we'll do it. We'll do that in a minute. >> She she she woke me up. Uh was sleeping in my semi. >> Okay. >> Uh blew my phone up probably I don't know 20 30 times. Got into my semi cuz I actually had it unlocked. I was sleeping and she was in bed. Um she told me she was there whatever and moved. I didn't know where she went. So, she went on the other side of the semi. I went over there to try to talk to her. She was pretty wasted. So, like I didn't want her to drive. Um, I'll let get my phone real quick. It's right there. I'll show you a conversation on how it started. >> I don't Okay, let's start with what happened here. So, you guys uh she was drunk and um I was out concerned. I was just out of concern. I know she was she was pissed and she was already like violent, right? But I didn't get out of my car. Like she she was here. She was trying to get into that business in the bottom there. >> Okay. >> Um like >> why was she trying to get in there? >> I don't know. I don't know none of that. >> Okay. >> But she was she parked there and she was trying to like look going around that building trying to get in. >> Did you toss her keys up there or anything? >> She tossed my keys. That that's uh the keys I was that car was on. >> Okay. >> And she took the keys out. She jumped through the window flat. The window is lowered. She jumped in through it and took the keys, got out and swung them up there and um and then kicked the the the the door, the mirrors, threw everything out. >> Okay. And then where's her phone? >> Up there. After she did all of that, I took her phone. I was like, if I can't get my keys, you ain't getting your phone. And I threw it up there, too. >> Okay. So, her phone and her keys are up there. >> Dozens of unanswered calls, then showing up uninvited. It already sounded like trouble. One person wanted rest. The other wouldn't back off. And once keys and a phone were tossed onto the roof, things were clearly out of control. >> So, there was an altercation between you guys. Both parties are saying there was an altercation. Explain the altercation to me. >> What do you mean? >> You told uh Detective Merc that there was an altercation between you two and then she's saying there was an altercation between you two. So, explain what the altercation is. >> I don't know that word, though. fight, argument, >> altercation, >> altercation, disagreement. >> Oh, yeah. >> Argument. >> Well, well, I was talking her ex on the phone cuz he she was calling me and calling him and we've already spoken before. Okay. >> And um uh she got upset that I was I had him on the phone. >> Okay. So, she told me she was she was going to pick up my baby girl and uh and my baby mama and [ __ ] my baby mama and all of that. But I don't mind that's her draw. Like I was >> just concerned for her to like >> So she showed up at your She showed up in your semi. >> Yes. >> And what happened at your semi? Like what happened inside your semi? Did anything happen inside your semi? She just went in and checked that I was there and then she went outside and uh >> kept drinking. >> Okay. So, how long were you guys at your semi this morning? >> I don't know. I was half asleep driving. >> You're bleeding. >> I know. I don't know. She She was throwing stuff like out of the car. >> Okay. All right. Um >> I think like one of them bottles of cologne. >> Did you hit her at all or anything like that? >> I held her back. She she that's what she told she told me the same thing like God you don't need to hit me or whatever but I was hold like she's >> I haven't even talked to her yet. So >> no but like she was like throwing stuff at me. So I'm trying to hurt her back. Can you explain that to me what that looked like? >> Like did you >> The boyfriend claimed he was innocent just trying to stop her from throwing things. But legally, getting involved in a physical struggle in a chaotic situation can still qualify as disorderly conduct. In the end, both of them were held accountable. Put your hands behind your back. At this point, you're just being arrested for disorderly conduct. Okay. But I wasn't screaming. Clasp your hands and move your step forward. unclasp. >> Okay. Anything on you at all? >> Okay. >> Make me primary on the call. >> Affirmative. And then the call from Nicollay Town Homes I think just got hung up. Can I clear that out? >> I need to put in it. Let me do that real quick and then you take that. >> I was trying to have a >> get a situation under control. Why am I being detained for arrested for that? >> Because of the whole situation, >> but I didn't cause it. >> We tried to get a written statement. You have chosen not to. So, you can explain yourself in court. Everything else we're getting, Come on. Everything else we're getting is Spectre your feet for me. Everything else we're getting is you were involved in a pushing match with her. Let's see. >> Is it true that she's pregnant with her kid? That's what she's telling us. >> I've never heard that. >> Okay. Watch your knee. >> Both were arrested. The woman faced charges including disorderly conduct, property damage, and trespassing, while the man was charged with disorderly conduct. If convicted, penalties could include fines, probation, and restitution for the damage caused to the building. On October 27th, 2022, police responded to a call about a drunk Karen stirring up trouble inside a store. They showed up to stop her from getting behind the wheel, but within minutes, things blew up into a full-blown showdown. Nice parking. SRG430 White says >> he's saying to me nice parking. I need I need a little bit of slack after that. >> Shut up. That's what I said. >> Shut up. >> Have a good night. >> What is your biz? >> What happened, ma'am? >> I want you to see the video. I went up. I was in here earlier today. I have company. I went up earlier today. I got some stuff. Now, if they have a tape, this is exactly what's gonna happen. So, I was on I was bringing up the stuff. I was talking to the lady and I said something she didn't like and she went [ __ ] I'm going to call the manager. I'm going to call the cops. Like, >> okay. God. >> Okay. >> For what? For what? So, I want you They would not show me the tape cuz I know what I did and what I said. I'm a very kind person. I'm not mean at all. >> You were here earlier today, ma'am? >> I was here earlier. >> Have you had anything to drink, >> Dave? Yes, we did. I had a drink sare at my house. I had a couple cocktails at my house at um ask her to uh do the receipt. >> Okay, ma'am. Real quick, I just need you to do something for me. All right. Stand still with the hands by your side. >> Follow with your eyes and your eyes only. >> Please let us see by your vehicle. Ma'am, >> how can we help you? Um, I just wanted her to leave the store. >> Okay. >> And I was going to >> Okay. So, >> so right now she is heavily intoxicated and can't drive. Would you be okay if this vehicle stays here while she calls for a ride? >> I am. >> Can you call for a ride, ma'am? >> Can you call for a ride to leave the store? Ma'am, >> for what? What is the reason I >> You are intoxicated. I'm not letting you drive this vehicle. If you do, I will let you ride. >> Booze made her believe she was still in control, but the body cam told a different story. She flat out admitted she was drunk yet still tried to fight the driving ban. A Karen was about to learn the hard truth. Justice doesn't get drunk. And her lesson was just around the corner. >> Would you like to park my car? >> Um, they're okay if I don't care what they're okay with. I want to know what you're okay with. They're the rudeest. >> They just they're okay with the vehicle being on the lot. >> Where would you be? Where would you be okay with me? Backing it there. >> Ma'am, you're not driving this vehicle. If you start that vehicle, I will arrest you. No, no. >> I will arrest you if you start it. >> I won't start it. I won't start it. >> Get your phone. Get somebody on their way to pick you up. >> All right, that's a deal. >> If need be, I will move this vehicle a little bit forward. They're already at the vehicle sits unlocked. >> Hey, anything else I can do for you guys? >> Um, I'm thinking of having her trespass. >> Sounds good. I'll start with that real quick. >> You know what? I didn't bring my phone. Oh my god. >> Is there a number I can call somebody for you to come pick you up? >> Use your phone if you don't want. I don't have mine. >> Sure. I'll get the paperwork started. Is this vehicle registered to you, ma'am? >> I just was wait. >> Okay, >> ma'am. Is this vehicle registered to you? >> Yes, it's my vehicle. >> Here's what we'll do. Let's put your name or signature here. I'll be up there one time. Okay. Take a step back. >> I just want to park my car and I want to go home. >> She agrees to not come to the property at all anymore. Rebecca, >> no problem. >> So, if there's any >> Tell them now. I'll sign it. How dare they ever say to me that they think they're better than me to come into this property. You can go and sign it now. >> That's what he's doing now. You don't have to actually sign anything. He just has to sign. >> I'm signing it. I'm signing it. We're walking in there and we're signing it. >> No, it's out here. We're not going back into the store anymore. >> That we're going to do it's an arrestable offense. So, we don't want that to happen. >> Like I would Oh my god, this is >> Then she slipped right into her immunity fantasy. Convinced the law somehow didn't apply to her. She pushed back against officers, even trying to start her car after being warned. Unable to admit fault, she twisted reality, blaming everyone but herself. >> Stupid. >> I want you to go in there right now. I want you to pull that that um video. She sold me everything. She said something to me I didn't like and I sent it back to her and then she took back my stuff. But she sold it to me. So now who's in the wrong? Who is in the wrong? She is. If she doesn't think that I'm capable of drinking, I should have never been sold it. So no, we're going back in there. >> People can drink. They can't drink and drive. So that was the condition. Can you step over this way? >> She's already She goes, >> "Can you step over this way? >> There's a car coming. I don't want you to get in. >> I seen it. >> I want to go in there. I want >> You're not going in the property. You You'll be arrested otherwise. >> You guys go in. Call tomorrow. She not serve any. I don't think you should be served." And she And they're allowed to do that as a business. Here's your copy. Ma'am, >> do you understand they're not allowed back on the property? Ma'am, if your vehicle is left this way, it'll be towed. So, would you like it move? I don't want you to drive it. >> They're They're okay with the vehicle staying where it is like it is. >> It's not pulling all the way forward. That's the only thing I was worried about. >> Ma'am, why don't I pull your vehicle forward so it's not on the road. Can I do that? I'm just going to move it into the parking lot. Do you have your key I could use? I think it's the car. >> Ma'am, I'm going to pull into that parking lot where you're at. Ma'am, I'm going to move forward. Okay. >> Kind of creepy. Could you just go back there? >> Ma'am, I'm going to I'm going to move forward after he's out of the way. Wash wash your door >> and yourself. >> So, so now there's nothing inside your car that you need. I'm going to lock it up. Okay. >> I'm not going to have any way to unlock it. >> I gave it to her. >> Oh, okay. No, no, no, no, no, no. were not the keys. >> Can I take a look at those keys real quick? >> You can get anything you'd like. >> In her drunken haze, she painted herself as the victim of a broken system. To her, the problem wasn't drinking or driving. It was that no one stopped her. But justice doesn't stumble. And truth doesn't serve delusion. >> Ma'am, he had I'm not allowed to stretch car. I forgot. I forgot. I >> Yeah, I'm aware. He has a fob, so it works. >> That is your key. The one I took from the center console. >> I know it's my key. >> It's the one from the center. >> Start the car. Go try. Go try. >> It's going to start cuz it did before. >> That's how I started it. I don't know what turned through. >> Give me those keys. Give me these keys. >> Okay. >> Watch. Do it. Do it. >> Your attitude is not needed. >> Guys, are you my keys? I'm telling you, those aren't the keys. They're old keys. It just been in there. Listen, I'm a lazy [ __ ] I get new keys. I get new fobs. That's what I use. Didn't hurt to buy my own car. >> No, it was cuz these are not the right keys. Like I said, >> that's what you guys gave me. And I It's not my show you had to >> place or drive. >> Place. >> Please. >> Why? What's it to you? >> Did you need a ride home? >> Yes, please. >> So, calm down. >> Yes. Calm down. Your attitude is not needed when we're trying to help you. >> I will give you a ride home. >> We asked if it was place or drive for a reason. >> Ma'am, if you go into the property, you're going to be arrested now. >> She could have just gone home and ended it quietly, but no. She had to push it further. I walked right back into the store after being told not to. And like always, the price of not knowing when to stop came due fast. >> Ma'am, you will be arrested. That's really unfortunate. >> This is ridiculous. >> Why are we doing this? >> Catch you want. >> Do you understand? THIS CAMERA IS ROLLING. >> I DO. >> LISTEN, all I was doing walking back the other way. >> Yeah, you should have thought about that when you heard me tell you you were going to be arrested if you go onto the property. >> Listen, you don't have that hard. Listen, you don't have to hold me that hard. And listen, not that I can stand either one of you, but I do apologize for your inconvenience. Go. Thank you. >> You're welcome. This time you grab something out of my head again, you What are you looking for? >> You're going to jail. >> I don't care if I'm going to jail. >> Okay, great. >> It's a bit ridiculous when we asked you to stop and not go towards the store and you continue to >> I turned down that park. We will see that video. >> Have the seat. Give me my purse. You'll get it at the jail when you're released. >> Give me my purse. >> If you don't get your purse, that's it. >> Okay. >> In the end, the woman was taken to jail and charged with trespassing after warning and resisting arrest without violence with her bail set at $1,000. If convicted, she faces up to a $500 fine and/or 60 days in jail. From gas stations to holding cells, these cases show how quickly poor judgment can escalate. When ego meets alcohol, consequences follow. What are your thoughts on these situations? Share your perspective below, and don't forget to like and subscribe to support the channel.