I'm a state national. I have the right to travel freely. I'm not encumbered by any of your laws or regulations. So, what what we're doing here is illegal as far as me >> because I no longer participate in extortion. You are going to step out of the vehicle. >> Why would I do that? >> Because I asked you to. >> You don't have any authority over me. >> I do. >> No, you don't. You both are criminals. Stop. >> Do not stop it. >> Grab this one. >> I'm going to put I'm going to lock up my car. Some overly entitled Karens think they run the world. But what happens when their arrogance catches up with them and they learn the hard way that no one is above the law? >> So either you cooperate from here on out or we're going to break the window and pull you out of the vehicle and you're going to go to jail. Are you prepared to spend the rest of the night in jail? >> Jail? >> Huh? >> Okay. Break the window and take her out. That's >> How many of you are Brotherhood members? >> What the hell is that? These were the times when superentitled Karen drivers thought they're above the law. Starting off with an arrogant, entitled woman who thought she could drive away from a traffic stop only to be given a muchneeded reality check. >> You're the one that's arguing. >> Roll down your window. >> You're not going to pull off. Stay right there. >> HEY, DO NOT MOVE. >> WHY DO WE HAVE TO TOUCH ME? THE LADY JUST GET >> on May 17th, 2025, a Keno County Sheriff's deputy initiated a traffic stop after spotting a driver without a seat belt. What began as a simple stop quickly turned tense as the deputy repeatedly asked the woman for her license and insurance, only to be met with growing resistance. >> Hello, I'm Deputy Giani. I'm at the Kenno County Sheriff's Office. The reason why I'm stopping is you didn't originally have your seat belt on. Okay. >> Do you have my seat belt on? >> Okay. Driver's license insurance, please. You did not. I saw you. >> I did. I saw you. >> What's that? >> I saw you. I had my seat belt on. I literally just got in the car. I had my seat belt on. >> Okay. I did not see your seatelt on. >> So, how did I just put it on that fast? >> No, you had a plenty of time to get it on when I was behind you. >> What's that? >> It's beyond you. You looked at me and you saw I was blacking. >> Absolutely not. >> That's exactly what just happened. >> Absolutely not. stopping you because you didn't have your seatelt on. Ma'am, you have a gray sweatshirt on. Okay. The seat belt is black. All right. When I looked at you, I did not see your seatelt on you at all. >> I saw you when I first pulled out. If I wanted to put on my seat belt, I could have put it on. >> Okay. I'm not I'm not here to argue with you, ma'am. I'm not. Okay. So, you're going to be receiving a citation for a seat belt. >> I don't care. Give me the ticket so I can go my way. Go ahead. Hurry up. Please hurry up. I get Why I hate when I got to walk out work out here y'all cuz it's every time driver's license >> every time y'all see >> Are you still on Chicago? >> Just please give me my ticket so I can go cuz I don't like y'all. >> Okay. Well, I'm sorry that you've had a bad experience, but if you please follow the law and wear your seatelt and everything like that, you wouldn't get pulled over. Okay. >> Do me a favor. Stay in your vehicle and I'll be right back. Give me one second, miss. Okay. >> The Karen accused the deputy of racial profiling, claiming she was targeted unfairly. Despite the heated exchange, the deputy stayed composed, emphasizing that the stop was solely for the seat belt violation as tensions continued to rise. >> Miss, I also need you to roll down this back window for me about halfway, please. >> No. Call your Call your person. No, I don't have to do that. Call somebody. Call >> Yes, you do. >> I will wait. >> I have to check your window. >> Ain't nobody IN HERE. CALL YOUR BOSS. NO. NO. NO. NO. >> THAT'S FINE. That's fine. >> HOLD DOWN YOUR WINDOW HALFWAY. I'M NOT call I'm not calling. >> I'm not calling anybody. Roll down your window, please. >> You see packages right here. >> I need you to roll down your window, please. >> You found a way to store. >> Roll down your window, please. >> Roll down your window. I need to check the window tent for the back. The max is 35%. >> Can I please more down, please? More down. >> More down. >> He basically trying to force me to let I don't care. It's not my car. IT'S A RENTAL CAR. SO, IF YOU BREAK IT, I'M NOT GOING TO be >> I'm not breaking your car. You're responsible for this car, man. You're No, you're the one that's arguing. >> Roll down your window >> and go PULL ME OVER. >> ROLL DOWN YOUR WINDOW. >> MY WINDOW IS DOWN. >> THANK YOU. NOW, STOP ROLLING IT UP. >> DOWN WHERE YOU CAN GET IN HERE WITH ME. THAT'S WHAT I'M NOT DOING. I DON'T WANT YOU IN MY CAR. >> AIN'T nobody getting in your car. >> So, I got insurance. I ain't working. >> Yes, I need a car cuz I asked him to call his boss and he won't call his sitting here trying to peel my tent off and check my tent. He's trying to find any reason to give me a ticket. First he said I didn't. >> Yeah, she's unhappy. >> You can disconnect. >> I have my seat belt on. Now he's checking the window. >> No, you can disconnect it now. >> I want a white shirt. I want a I want a boss. He just any reason to give me a >> Listen, ma'am. This is 28% in the back. Okay. >> Car is not mine. >> You're still operating it. All right. >> Can I please get a white shirt? Please. >> You're not getting a white shirt. >> And then I'm asking for a white shirt. He telling me I'm not getting a white shirt. If I ask for a white shirt, he's supposed to call in for a white shirt. So, unless I'm asking for >> All right, do me a favor. Stay in your vehicle. >> This mounting resistance led to a critical turning point in the encounter as the Karen did something so stupid that immediately escalated the situation. >> You're not going to pull off. Stay right there. >> HEY, DO NOT MOVE. DO NOT MOVE. >> OKAY. SORRY. She just took off. That's one bad check. [Music] Okay. 75. She's going to go through the parking lot. We're at station one. Standby. [Applause] We're stopping station one. Open the car. OPEN THE CAR. CAN I DEAL WITH YOU? Open the car. Not right now. >> Open the car. Open the car. Open the car. You're under arrest. Get out of the car. You're under arrest. Open the car. >> I'm going to the Don't Can you touch me? WHY DO HE HAVE TO TOUCH ME? >> THE LADY JUST GET WHY IS HE GOING TO BE SO AGGRESSIVE? YOU JUST TOOK OFF TO A TRAFFIC STOP. >> I JUST TOLD HIM I'M GOING TO THE POLICE STATION AND YOU GET THE RIGHT TO GO TO THE POLICE STATION IF YOU SAFETY. >> Why not? Were you detained on a traffic stop? >> I WAS NOT DETAINED. >> ON A TRAFFIC 95, YOU can explain. Give us a second. Okay. >> Listen, he said he was over because I didn't have on my seat belt. Literally had chicken on my lap. Ain't no way I could have put my seat belt on that fast. >> I didn't see your seat belt. You can't drive off on a public. >> I said, "CAN YOU PLEASE HURRY UP? I'm working. CAN YOU PLEASE HURRY UP WITH ME? >> Come this way. >> CAN I TALK TO HIM? >> I'M JUST LETTING YOU know you're being arrested for fleeing looting a traffic stop. Okay, >> it's fine. Listen, >> stop. >> I say I don't have anything. >> Okay. >> All I said was, "Can you hurry up with the ticket so I can go back to work?" He said, "Okay, >> KEEP TURNING AROUND." >> WHY WE GOT TO GRAB >> STOP. Let's for now. Okay. >> I'M NOT MOVING. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> FOCUS ON THE FRONT of the car. Okay. HE'S DEAD WRONG. AND THEN I say every time I COME ON, Y'ALL HARASSING ME. I SAID, YOU BEING RACIST. >> What is this? What is this in here? >> I can't see nothing. >> Unzip this. Okay. >> All I say was you being racist. He say I don't know nothing. Now he come back with a WINDOW CHECK. THIS NOT EVEN MY CAR. IT'S A RENTAL CAR. >> All right. Come over here. >> That being a great another officer. >> She was quickly caught at a nearby police station and detained. Yet the entitled Karen kept arguing her case, oblivious to the fact that she was the one at fault ALL ALONG. >> THIS MAN is being aggressive, man. I'm suddenly asking another officer DEAL WITH ME. WHY DO HE HAVE TO DO IT? >> WE'RE GOING TO GET YOU. >> HE'S BEING AGGRESSIVE. CAN I TALK? >> NOPE. WE'RE DONE. >> Oh my god. This is crazy. You lying. Excuse me. CAN I PLEASE SAY SOMETHING to another officer? Can you please bring my phone with me TO SHOW MY PROOF, PLEASE? >> YEAH. >> Excuse me. Can y'all please bring my phone to the station because that's my proof. Can you listen? I'm begging. Y'all won't even respond to me. And that's WHY I SAID THIS THE PART WHERE I SAID I want to go to the station. You ain't even responding. You being racist. >> Absolutely not. You're not supposed to take off at a traffic stop. >> It was a lawful detainment. You are not allowed to just to drive off. Absolutely not. >> Not absolutely. >> Absolutely not. >> We'll go ahead and bring it for you if you calm down. Okay. >> You're not fine. >> This is crazy. All I really want you to Listen, I told them >> cause an accident or somebody injured by pulling that stunt you just did. >> Can you I did not speak. >> Can you listen what I said? >> No. You took off from a traffic stop is what you did. >> Listen, you said you was giving me a ticket for my seat belt. I said, "Okay, can you hurry up? I'm working." You you start checking by what? You're not trying to listen to me. >> So you're not going to let me talk to you cuz you making it seem as if I just took off as I was criminal. >> Absolutely. You took off from a traffic stop. >> Police station and you heard me SAY THAT. YOU HEARD me clear as day tell you I'm going to the police station. Now you saying I just took off. Just anyway. Y'all just be lying. Can y'all please make sure y'all write white shirt when I get there? Now you on the This exactly what I said. This is why I didn't want to deal with him. Now all of a sudden my driver's license missing. THIS IS WHY I WANTED the white shirt to want to go to the station. That's why I said then you trying to say that's if you don't feel safe with the officer, YOU GOT THE RIGHT TO DRIVE TO THE POLICE STATION. AND I TOLD YOU I WAS GOING TO THE POLICE STATION. You lying saying I just fleeded off. How I fleeded off? You got my license. Well, so it was no point of fleeing if you had my license. I told you I going to the police station cuz I asked you for a white shirt and YOU TOLD ME NO. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO ask for a white shirt. I did it many times put my hogs on and kept going to the police station. THEY NEVER TOLD ME that's no fleeing no officer. Then you make like I literally Why would I run from a seat belt ticket? CAN YOU EXPLAIN THAT? WHY WOULD I run from a a seat belt ticket? Right. You can't. That's not nothing to run from. I told you I'm going to the police station. I asked you for a white shirt six times. You told me no. Can you please make sure you bring my phone in the station, please, so I can talk to a white shirt with my phone? The Karen accused the officers of racism and insisted she'd only asked for a supervisor for her safety. But none of it mattered now as her earlier actions had already ensured that the situation had crossed the line for any further discussion. >> I LITERALLY CALLED THE POLICE. I TOLD HER I don't feel safe. SHE SAID I COULD go to the police station. I asked her, can you hurry up and send police out? I need to >> Excuse me. Can I please talk to one of them, please? I just want >> That is crazy. >> Where's the cell phone at? You threw it on top of the hood. >> No, I didn't. >> You did. You snatched it on my hand when you grabbed me and threw it on the hood. >> You're right. Yes, you are right. >> I'm not lying about nothing. I'm saying I don't have no reason to lie. I'm literally working. All them pages like I'm literally working. That's dead wrong. All I asked you for was a white shirt and you weren't giving me a white shirt. AND THEN YOU WONDER WHY WE FEEL THE way we feel. Then you say you not being racist. This ising racist. They thought I was a fleeing officer. I don't got noing reason. I'm not aing criminal. I didn't FEEL SAFE. I SAW HOW YOU APPROACHED ME. ALL I ASKED was for a white shirt, but we got the right not to worry our own safety. >> I told you you were on traffic stop. You weren't free to leave. >> No, it's not how it works. >> It's not how it works. There's been many times where I didn't feel safe and they let me >> dirty to the police station. >> No, >> I don't have to provide you a white shirt when I'm conducting an investigation. I was going to complete my traffic stop. If you want to talk to a supervisor, then you're more than welcome to do so. Okay? But you cannot listen to me. Listen to me without interrupting. Okay? You cannot under no circumstances when you are pulled over, you are detained. You are not to leave until you are told that you are free to go. I was conducting investigation. You decided to take off from me. That is considered fleeing and eluding. Do you understand? Okay. But listen to me. You do not have a right just because you want to talk to a supervisor because you are in a disagreement with a traffic stop that you can just take off from a traffic stop. Secondly, when you are told you are under arrest, you need to comply and exit the vehicle. All right? 911 is not a police officer. They provide us with addresses and stuff of their emergency. Okay? They have no authority to tell you that you can take off from a traffic stop, which I highly doubt they would recommend. If you have a complaint, okay, you do not have a right to just take off. And that's that's the end of it. I'm not going to discuss it any further with you. Now, once you go to court and everything, you have your every right to do so. Okay, miss. I'm not preventing that. All right? You were going to get a citation for a seat belt, and that was it. You were going to receive one citation for equipment violation for a seatelt, and you were going to be on your way in the next four minutes. Now, you're going to jail because you wanted to do that. Okay? You can argue anything else in court. I have a I have a deputy in charge coming to the jail so you can file your complaint because it's your every right to do so because at this point we're in a controlled environment and what I need to be get done is officially done. Okay. >> In addition to the seat belt citation, the woman faced a charge of fleeing and eluding a law enforcement officer. From one entitled Karen to another, this next delusional Karen claimed that she was above the law only to be proved wrong. >> I'm a state national, so I no longer have to abide by uh the corporate corporations rules. >> Yeah. This doesn't show me anything of why you don't have to have a driver's license. So, >> uh I'm a state national, so uh I'm exempt from the problem or the what you guys do. The problem is you're violating my fourth. >> No. No. >> Stop. Leave me alone. >> Oh my god. I'm going to church. On June 8th, 2025, a Naples police officer initiated a traffic stop after seeing a vehicle roll through a stop sign without fully stopping. When the officer approached, the driver instantly claimed to be a state national, setting the stage for a tense confrontation. >> Good morning, Officer Lango of the Naples Police Department. The reason I'm stopping you is failure to come to a complete stop at the stop sign. >> Oh, I thought I did. I'm sorry. >> It's okay. Is this your license and registration? >> I no longer use a license. I only have my passport that I use. I'm a state national, so I no longer have to abide by uh the corporate corporation's rules and I have my documentation for that. >> Okay. >> The Karen's explanations grew more bizarre as she argued that she didn't have to follow any rules. Most likely an attempt to dodge a ticket, but it wasn't working out too well for this Karen. >> Yeah, this doesn't show me anything of why you don't have to have a driver's license, though. Uh, I'm a state national. So, uh, I'm exempt from the problem or the what you guys do. I'm exempt from the, uh, >> usually you have a card on you that states that um that they give you that you're exemplary. >> Yeah, they they haven't sent it to me yet, but I I have filed all the paperwork and it's been in place for Bravo 11. >> It's been in place for what? >> Six years. And you don't have if it's been in place for six years, you don't have the prior one. >> They they didn't send it to me yet. >> In the whole entire six years, you've never had anything. >> You know how our federal government works. So this is >> So what do you provide for documentation wherever you go? You only provide ma'am. >> You should have been at least issued an identification card even if you don't have a driver's license. No, because the identification card again abides by your rules uh leaning uh ownership of my vehicles of myself to you >> and I'm no longer a part of the corporation. So, I'm exempt. So, what what we're doing here is illegal as far as me because I no longer participate the extortion of the police department. >> Are you are you stating you're so are you a sovereign citizen? >> I'm not state national. >> State national. I'm not sovereign. I'm a state national. I'm a part of the Republic of the United States. No longer a part of the corporation. >> Where do you reside at? >> I reside in Naples, Florida. >> Where exactly? >> Here in Naples. >> I know, but I I need to know so I can issue you um a citation. I need to know your address. >> You don't have to issue me a citation. >> We still have to follow the rules that everybody else follows. >> No, ma'am. I do not. I do not. that that that's why I get I always get it excused. >> You don't have any you don't have any documentation on you stating that. So you're not exact. >> I am I am exact. Believe me, you'll get a bond from me that goes directly towards you that finds you for every minute that you're holding me here. There there is no crime that's committed. You can only detain me if there's a crime committed. >> Ma'am, you are legally have to follow. There's no injured party. There's no injured party vehicle in Florida. You still have to follow. No, I don't. It's See, you guys are extorting money from us. >> See, the problem is you're violating my fourth amendment. I >> No, actually not. >> Yes, you are. I can go through it with you, doll. Okay. >> I have it all here. >> Stand by for me. >> Despite repeated explanations, the woman dismissed every directive, citing constitutional amendments and misinterpreted Supreme Court rulings to defend her stance. Her defiance quickly turned a routine stop into a full-blown standoff. >> I'm a state national. I have the right to travel freely. I am not encumbered by any of your laws or regulations. >> Stating >> stating she doesn't have to have a driver's license. She can run the stop sign, do everything, and that she travels through common law. And um >> she said if she if she fails to produce identification or driver's license >> I did I did produce my my >> she gave me her passport but she says she doesn't have a driver's license. She doesn't need a driver's license. >> I have insurance. >> Well >> I have insurance and I've also got a bond. >> So I have there's no injured party here. >> It doesn't matter if there's no >> Absolutely it does. That's when a crime is committed. That's the only time you can pull me. >> No ma'am. Yes, ma'am. There's an injured party. >> You're offering You're offering the contract is not accepted. >> Stand by. She has an expired driver's license. She can't drive. >> So, um, somebody else is either going to have to come drive her car and get an arrest or >> I Right. >> Yeah. >> Patient communication failed to resolve the standoff and moments later, the situation reached its breaking point as the officers prepared to take decisive action. >> AJ, turn your vehicle off for me. What? >> What's the purpose? >> Cuz your driver's license is actually expired. Ma'am, you don't have the state of Florida. Turned my my freedom to travel freely into a >> What I need you to do right now is turn your car off for me so we can get this situated. >> What What are we getting situated? >> I'm trying to help you. >> What are you trying to help me with, >> ma'am? >> No, I don't understand. What are you trying to help me with? >> I've explained everything to you. I've been very kind and helpful to you. can't go forward without my attorney. >> Okay, that's fine. I need >> Call your Call your supervisor. >> My partner is here with me right now. >> Call your supervisor. Call your supervisor. >> We can do that, too. >> What is your badge number, please? >> Ma'am, I'm trying to help you in the best way that I can. >> You have to disclose your badge number >> and I have no problem doing that. >> You have to disclose your badge number right now. According to Shapiro versus Thompson. >> Okay, that's no problem, ma'am. >> These are these are constitutional laws that have been put in place, ma'am. That's what I follow. The Constitution. The state of Florida has taken my right to travel freely in my private vehicle and turned it into a privilege which is against my constitutional rights. >> I am not I am not contracting with you. >> Okay. >> Hear me out for a second. Okay. >> I heard what you had to say. At this point, she has asked you to turn the vehicle off and step out of the vehicle. I'm just >> listen to me. You are going to step out of the vehicle. >> Why would I do that? >> Because I asked you to. >> You don't have any authority over me. >> I do. >> No, you don't. You both are criminals. >> No. You're going to step out of the vehicle or I'm going to make you get out of the vehicle. >> I'm going to church. >> No, you're going to get out of the vehicle right now. >> Nope. Nope. Stop it. Do not stop it. >> Do not. Oh my god. No. No. >> No. No. >> Stop. Leave me alone. >> Listen. >> Oh my god. I'm going to church. Stop it. Leave me alone. >> Please stop. Oh my god. Are you crazy? >> No. You're going to step out of the vehicle right now. >> Oh my god. Wait. Let me turn my vehicle off. >> Do not grab me. No. >> Stop. >> Do not stop it. >> Grab this one. >> I'm going to put I'm going to lock up my car. >> No. >> I'm going to lock up my car. >> We tried to help. >> Oh my god. Burn. >> Hold on. Get your Get your visor. >> Step out. Step out. >> Oh my god. Let me put my car in park. Step out. >> Let me put my car in now. >> Step out. Now, >> step out. >> Stay right there. Do not move. >> Oh my god. >> The Karen kept protesting, insisting on retrieving her belongings and claiming that towing her car was theft, but none of it mattered anymore. >> Ow. You don't have to tighten it, sir. >> I'm not tightening. >> You are. You're typing. >> I have to be clamped on. They're handcuffs. >> Are you the supervisor? >> I am the supervisor. >> Okay. I need you to please get my purse and call my attorney. >> Ma'am, I'm not calling your attorney. Wait a minute. I will. We will take care of your property. >> Going to have a seat right now. >> Don't handle me like that. >> You're going to sit down, please. >> Stop it. >> Sit down and put your legs in. >> Don't tell my car. Call my brother to come down. >> Thank you. >> Please don't tell my car. >> Watch your legs. Please don't tow my vehicle. Can I please call my brother? >> No. >> Why? >> Cuz it's getting towed. >> Why? >> That's theft. >> It's not. >> Sir, you're you're stealing my car if you impound it. >> Sir, can I please secure my vehicle? >> Sir, let me secure my car, please. My purse, everything. How am I supposed to get out of jail? >> It's getting towed. >> What about my personal belongings? >> They're going to be secured in the vehicle. >> Sir, I've got money in that purse. Please don't do that to me. >> What kind of money do you have? >> I have over $2,000 in that purse. Please. >> Okay. Uh, I can check with supervisor and ask. >> Please let me have my purse so I can post bail. Please, >> let me check. >> She would like to bring her purse with her to jail. Making sure I see a lot of lighters. So, I just want to make sure that here that's not supposed to be in here before we bring it to the jail. >> Uh, while you're doing that, I'm going to type the jail intake. She can have her phone, too. >> I will bring your purse and your uh phone for you. >> Thank you, sir. >> Yep. >> Can you please roll up my windows? >> We will. >> And I I I can't have the code to towed because it's on a security. >> It's going to get towed. There is not nothing around that. >> What if you up my car? >> It's not going to >> How do you know that? >> Because we notate any damage on it prior to the toe. >> There is no damage on my car >> and there won't be anyone to get it. >> How do I get it? >> Uh you'll be advised on where it's going to get to code to. >> How long am I going to be in jail? >> Uh I can't answer that question. I don't know. That's not up to us. >> Well, we need a magistrate here to tell me that right now. >> The woman was later charged with failure to obey lawful orders, resisting an officer with violence, and battery on specified personnel. Moving on to a uniformed Karen whose arrogance turned a routine traffic stop into an unnecessary confrontation. >> Can I see the radar, please? >> No, ma'am. You're not entitled to see my radar. >> You're incriminating me on something and you're saying that I'm not allowed to see. Colonel, I need your driver's license, your insurance, AND YOUR REGISTRATION. >> HEY, GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. GET OUT THE >> ARE YOU FREEMASON? >> YOU'RE A FREEMASON? >> NOPE. >> You sure? >> Absolutely. >> On February 25th, 2025, Santa Rosa County deputies spotted a BMW SUV speeding 73 mph in a 55 mph zone. When the deputy approached the 59-year-old suspect, Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Michelle Bonjiovi, she refused to cooperate. >> Good afternoon. >> Hey, Colonel. You want to roll your window down? >> No. >> Why not? >> Why are you detaining me? >> I'm not detaining you, Colonel. I'm stopping you for doing 63 mph in a 40 mph zone. I need your driver's license, your insurance, and your registration. >> Do you have proof of the speed? >> Yes, I do. What's on my radar, ma'am? >> May I see it? >> No, you may not. 227. Send me another unit. I also had you doing 73 further down the road. I need your license, your insurance, and your registration. >> Can I see the radar, please? >> No, ma'am. You are not entitled to see my radar. >> You're incriminating me on something, and you're saying that I'm not allowed to see. >> Colonel, I need your driver's license, your insurance, and your registration. I would like to see your supervisor. >> 227. Can you send me a supervisor? I need your license, insurance, and registration. >> When your supervisor comes, sir. >> With every minute that passed, a simple speeding citation grew into a full-blown confrontation between law enforcement and a highly defiant officer. >> What is your address, sir? >> 1721. That's my permanent ID number. Okay. And your name? >> Deputy McKenzie. It's right here, ma'am. Thank you. >> Go ahead. >> No. >> Is there something wrong about >> sitting at a green light with a turn signal giving you the authority to to pass through the intersection? Yeah. Most people when they get a green light, they drive. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm just curious. Are you going to roll your window down all the way? >> No. Can you hear me? >> Problem? >> I don't know. Your officer stopped me and he also see the radar. >> You stopped for Well, if you want to see the radar, you have to step out of the vehicle so you can see it. It's not a handheld device. >> I don't have to step out of >> You do by Florida law. So, I'm not going to argue with you. What's going to happen is you're either going to roll the window down and cooperate from here on out. >> What are you detaining? for right now. You're impinged an investigation. >> I'm investigating for what? >> For a traffic violation. >> What was the traffic violation? >> I already explained to you, ma'am. You're doing 63 and a 40 mph construction zone. >> I'm just going to tell you what's going to happen. So, either you cooperate from here on out >> or we're going to break the window and pull you out of the vehicle and you're going to go to jail. It's that simple. >> To break my window, vandalize the car. >> Yes. And you're going to go and you're going to go to jail >> for what? for not cooperating. >> The supervisor warned that continued refusal would lead to forcible removal. Despite multiple warnings, Bonjiovi still refused to exit. The situation had now reached a critical point as the officers were forced to make a tough decision. >> So, I'm asking you one more time. Are you going to cooperate or these are they going to have to take you to jail? >> Why are you taking me to jail? >> Because you're not cooperating. It's just that simple. >> Cooperating or not cooperating is not crime. >> Okay. But are you you're refusing to provide all the documentation that you want that you you're supposed to provide. >> I'm traveling. >> Okay. >> Okay. But United States Supreme Court says that you that we can have you step out of the vehicle during any traffic violation during any investigation. So you are violating the law. So you can argue with me all you want. In the end you are incorrect and you are wrong. Whatever you learned on the internet look is all incorrect. It's not the truth. It's not right. The Florida Supreme Court has said if I tell you to step out of the vehicle on a traffic violation, you will step out of the vehicle. So that's why I'm ordering you right now. You either cooperate and step out of the vehicle right now or they're going to break your window, unlock your door, open the door, and pull you out of the car. And instead of just cooperating and getting a traffic violation, you're going to spend the night in jail. So are you prepared to spend the night in jail? Yes or no? >> Yes or no? Are you prepared to spend the rest of the night in jail? >> Jail. >> Huh? >> Okay. Okay, break the window and TAKE HER OUT. HEY, THAT LAST >> CUT MY FACE AND YOU BROKE NICE GLASSES. >> Can we have EMS come check our eyes out? >> Yep. >> YOU NEED TO SEND AN AMBULANCE. >> I just requested it. >> Glasses in my eye. >> Yep. Just sit you up. glasses. Let's just move her over to >> Watch my glasses, sir. >> You going to stay here and be nice. >> Sir, my glasses. And you >> They're right behind you. >> Okay. >> There's glass in my eye. We've got an ambulance coming >> and there is no crime. >> Oh yeah. Oh yeah. >> There is no crime. >> I'm sorry, Lieutenant Colonel, but there's definitely a crime. >> There's none, sir. You're detaining me unlawfully. >> The deputies pulled Bonjiovi from her car as she shouted protests claiming unlawful detention and threatened to sue. But moments later, during a search of her vehicle, they discovered something quite extraordinary. you will be getting sued. And if there is injury and scarring to my eye, you're going to be sued, sir. And you're going to lose your job. >> It's okay. >> Yep. >> No, no, you can't. >> How many of you are Brotherhood members? >> What the hell is that? You're a Freemason? >> Nope. >> You sure? >> Absolutely. >> How about you? >> Nope. >> What's your name? >> Deputy Casey. >> Deputy Casey. >> Yep. >> Ma'am, are you under the influence of anything? >> No, sir. I am not. >> Is there a specific reason why Lieutenant Colonel United States Air Force is acting in such a manner? >> Because your actions are unconstitutional. >> Yeah. Unfortunately, that's incorrect. >> It is not correct. >> That's what I just said, >> sir. There is glass in my eye. >> Yeah. And we have an ambulance coming to check you out. >> Yeah. Yeah. I got you. >> I'm almost positive she might be under the influence or something. Just There's no way. Shame. It's a nice car. >> Make sure there's none of that in there cuz she was before it gets towed. coffee. She has a couple vitamins and stuff. >> That's all she's got. >> That's a lot of cash. >> Are you part of a booster club or >> No, sir. >> I want to make sure this goes with you so you don't lose any of it. Okay. >> Is this all there was that was in there? >> There's a lot. Most people don't roll around with this kind of cash. >> Sorry. I can't even see what you're doing. >> You're Okay, I've got several stacks of money. >> Okay, we're inventorying your vehicle. Are you like a booster club resident or >> No, sir. That's my cash. >> Okay. All right. We're going to make sure this goes with you. Okay. And it'll be accounted for and the jail will give you a receipt for all of the cash. Okay. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> So, you searched my bag and you searched my car. >> Now, we're inventorying your vehicle cuz it's getting towed. No, because you're >> as soon as as soon as your eye gets checked out, you're going in the back of my car and you're leaving. >> Mhm. >> We are inventorying your vehicle before it gets towed. It will go to a tow lot. >> Seizure and search. >> It's illegal seizure and search. >> Oh my god. I'm not taking this from you. I'm trying to make sure we have it all so that you get it back. >> Searching my vehicle. >> You know what? I'll just leave it in there. It >> is not a search. >> You just want me to leave it in there for the tow truck driver? Like a tip? As paramedics attended to Bonjiovi, officers noted signs suggesting possible intoxication. Deputies meticulously inventoried her belongings, including over $1,000 in cash, ensuring everything was logged before she was transported for processing. >> I have a right to contact, not when you are under arrest. You can >> I have a right to contact even during arrest. >> When you get to the jail, >> when you get to the jail, you can >> I would like a phone. >> For now, we're going to get in the ambulance and go get your eye checked out. I would like my phone to contact those to contact my command. >> Well, they'll allow you to get phone numbers out of it when you get to the jail to make yours. >> Ma'am, I'd like my phone command. >> If you want to GET CHECKED OUT BY US and go to the hospital, then come with us. >> And I also would like my glasses. >> You can get your glasses. >> Thank you. >> You want to go or do you want to go outside where it's easier to get? >> We can help you out. Can you make that step? >> No, ma'am. Okay, we'll come to this side over here. I would like my glasses and my phone. >> We're getting your glasses. >> We're getting your stuff. I would like my glasses and my phone, please. >> You're not getting your phone. >> May I have my phone, please? [Music] >> I need to call my commander in game representation. >> You know, you think you'll find out when you're at the be able to follow instructions and understanding unconstitutional things. >> Yeah. You don't know what you're talking about. You don't know how to police. You're not a sheriff. >> Okay. >> Do you have any dentistry? >> Do you have any health problems? >> No. >> Do you take any medications? >> She has an inhaler in her bag. >> Is that something you use? >> Rare. >> Okay. >> May I have my phone to make contact? >> What the hell is that? >> What is that? >> What is this? >> That is probably an instrument. Yeah. Matt, do you see that mute on you? >> No. Matt, >> may I have my phone to make contact with my commander? >> I got you. >> If you want to just go to jail and get checked out by medical there and make your phone calls, then you can do that. >> That' be the quickest way for you to get your phone. McKenzie, can you call my command? >> Is that silver thing? Was that silver thing? >> I can. I got the other thing. >> Is there I can I can call. You got to go up one of those. >> Check that out. >> Oh, that's makeup. >> That's makeup. >> Okay. >> They're both makeup. All right. >> Right. Makeup. >> Yes, sir. >> The only number I remember over there is uh the law enforcement desk. I probably know staff duty. That's >> Can you contact the command post and contact my commander, please? >> Can you contact the command post and contact that for you? >> Sir, you need to do it now. >> No, I don't work for you. So, stop. >> You do work for me. >> You're a sheriff of the county, aren't you? >> The drama wasn't over yet, as later at the jail, the Karen refused to cooperate with a chemical test. You're a sheriff of the county, aren't you? >> But she said they weren't a sheriff. I know the county just >> Do you have the ability to give me my phone so that I can make contact? >> Still need right now. [Music] >> Challenge. >> Oh, yeah. Where would you guys as an airman in the United States Air Force? >> You must contact my commander. >> The jail staff will do that. >> You must contact my commander. >> Stop it. >> Where will you guys be? >> You work for the people. >> You're going to want me to follow? >> Yeah. >> Okay. [Music] >> May I have my phone to make contact at the jail? and with representation. [Music] >> Okay, I have my phone to make contact with my commander. >> And I noticed that your cameras are off. That's interesting. >> Red is on. They record 24/7. >> That's excellent. 24/7. They're recording. May I have my phone >> at the jail? >> To contact my commander >> at the jail. >> Do you have anything in your boots? >> There's nothing in my boots. >> Okay. What he was explaining is if you have anything else on you when you get to the jail, it's an additional charge for introducing contraband. Do you understand? >> So if you have something on your person, needle, knives, instruments, >> have my phone to contact my commander. >> No, that is your work policy. That is not our policy. You will do it at the jail. >> It is not lawful to detain an individual without being able to contact anybody. >> You're good. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Are you going to go with them? >> Okay. I will be following you guys. >> Okay. We're going to need to kind of switch to the front when we get around. >> That's fine. >> Can you walk this way? >> Yes, ma'am. Okay. >> So, do you refuse to take the test or not? >> I don't understand the instructions. >> Okay. I'm requesting you take a urine test. We have these lovely little things here. >> I'm asking you specifically is by refusing this. I've actually taken two of these just last week. >> Okay. >> Okay. On base, refusing with you to do this. >> Correct. >> Does that mean I can't drive a car? >> Yeah. Your license will be suspended. Now, if this is the first time, right, you'll get a 10day um what do you call it? >> And then where is this tested? >> FDLE. Florida Department of Law Enforcement actually gets shipped out. >> So, it leaves everybody's hands and then goes >> Yeah. It gets taped up. It goes into a refrigerator and our evidence. >> Then they get it out and it gets shipped to FDLE. >> I really trust that with what's happened tonight so far. And not doing this means I can't drive the car. >> Correct. You your driving, like I said, your driving privileges will be suspended. After evaluation, deputies determined Lieutenant Colonel Michelle Bonjiovi was impaired and charged her with DUI, resisting an officer and failure to obey police instructions that Karen got what she deserved. But the next suspect took it to the next level as she thought she could play the victim and get away with a crime. >> Now, why do I have to get out the car and show me in writing? You guys act like everybody's supposed to be sunshiny happy. First of all, when you first approach the car, you're telling me to roll the window down like you can't walk over here and speak to me like I'm a person. >> This is what happens. >> Stop. >> In in Trump country. >> On November 19th, 2024 in Florida, an officer initiated a traffic stop after a records check revealed that the vehicle's license tag had a seized tag order. When the officer approached the suspect, the woman behind the wheel immediately pushed back, questioning the reason for the stop instead of cooperating. Hey, can you roll this back window down for me, please? >> Sorry, my pulled over. >> Can you roll this back window down for me? I can come up there. >> Tell me why you pulled me over. >> I can barely hear you back here. >> Tell me why you pulled me over first, please. Why? Why am I over? >> I'm sorry. A little bit louder. >> Oh, sorry. Don't you >> Okay, if you roll your window down, I can come up there and chat with you. >> Why am I pulled over, ma'am? >> I'm sorry. >> Why am I pulled over? >> Okay, I'm stopping you because this vehicle contains a cease tag order. Okay. Hey, is this your vehicle? >> It's my son. A what order? >> Seize the tag. Do you have your ID on you? >> Why is there a seize tag order? >> I don't know. I have to run a bunch of things. Okay. Is it your vehicle? Is it registered to you? >> No. >> Okay. Do you have the registration and insurance? >> I'm sure it's in here. >> What's that? I said, "I'm sure it's in here, but I don't know where. This is not my baby." >> Okay, I'll let you, ma'am. >> I'll let you look for it. Okay, you find it, hold your hand out the window for me. I'll come back up and get it. Okay. >> The tension quietly brewed as the explanation of the tag issue began to clash with the Karen's insistence that none of this was her responsibility. >> All right, I have your ID here. Okay, so I did set you for not having insurance on the vehicle. Okay, >> it's not my vehicle. >> I know, but you're in possession of it. You're driving it. So, whoever is driving it is responsible at the time they're driving it. Since when? >> Since always. Okay. You're taking possession of the vehicle. You're driving it right now. Okay. You're responsible. >> I just want my ID. I'm not taking that ticket. I'm not responsible for something I didn't know was going on with the insurance. >> Okay. So, it's your responsibility to know when you're driving a vehicle. Okay. >> Yes, it's not. No, it's not. I have insurance. >> Okay. This vehicle does not have insurance. Okay. And you are driving it. You're the operator. >> I'll take everything is in this. >> I will take my license. Keep the ticket. >> 204. Can I have another? >> All right. >> Keep the ticket. >> So, your driver's license is inside. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, by taking the citation, it's not an admission of guilt. Okay. >> It has everything explained on there. >> I don't want >> And you don't have to. >> I don't want you to be mailed to me. No, I'm I'm actually done with the convers. I just want my license. >> Okay. So, I can't not give you the citation. Okay. That would be me failing to provide you the information. Okay. >> So, what do you want to keep the license and I get a new license? >> No, I don't need to keep your license. >> I'm not taking it. >> So, everything's in here. Okay. >> What' you say? >> Huh? >> No, cuz she's trying to give me a citation talking about because I didn't uh because there's no insurance on the car, he can come, but how far is he? This is some [ __ ] So by him showing up that doesn't do anything. The vehicle needs insurance >> in the system. It says it does not have insurance. >> No, because you No. If that man has the proof and something's wrong or glitched in your system because they're >> You understand that's the state of Florida, right? >> They're on their way here. I don't listen. Things can happen in the computer system. >> No, I totally agree. Yeah, things can happen in the computer. If this man has proof that there is actual insurance on this car and y'all system haven't catched up caught up, excuse me, I'd like to wait before I take that that whole envelope cuz I'm not good. >> McCarron argued that she had her own insurance and blamed a state system glitch. She refused to accept the citation and went on a rant playing the victim when all she had to do was take the ticket and leave. >> Ma'am, may I have you step out of the vehicle, please? My corporal's here. He can also explain it to you if you'd like. I don't want to step out the vehicle. >> All right. Well, you have to step out of the vehicle. Okay. >> You do. >> You have to get out of the vehicle, please. >> Go ahead and start recording. >> Sure. We're recording on our body cams as well. >> Now, why do I have to get out the car and show me in writing? Why? >> We don't need to show you in writing. Okay. >> So, how the hell? >> So, here's the deal. We're going to seize the vehicle if you're not willing to be cooperative. This could have been a simple citation. Triple A. >> Can you pinch this car in from the rear? I'm going to get the front. >> Okay. >> Take the tag and wait for me to get Triple A and we'll get it right to our house right around the corner cuz I know you see the address and we can do it that way. You're not taking my son's vehicle. >> Okay. So, here's the deal. You don't get to say in how this works. Okay. >> Because you're making this difficult. Now, I'm going to seize the vehicle. quote, "This is not my car. Now you're giving me a citation for something that I'm not responsible for that he didn't even know about. I'm not making it difficult." You guys act like everybody's supposed to be sunshiny happy. First of all, when you first approach the car, you're telling me to roll the window down like you can't walk over here and speak to me like I'm a person. >> You're good. >> Yeah, I asked you to roll the back window down because I couldn't see all the way through it. See what? What do you need to see? >> To see if there's anyone in the back seat. >> Why? >> I don't want to get >> sweetheart. If that's You should not be a police officer >> because it never happens. >> Somebody pull >> pull over and then just you cuz you're walking up. I don't know what happens. I didn't take the oath. I don't know your job. >> Okay. >> I know that I'm a civilian. You can shoot me too. >> I don't want to shoot you. >> Okay. So, why would I want to shoot you? Why would anybody see? It's broad day. Like, you can see clear through this car >> with the windows up. It's difficult. >> What What do you have >> that says this car has been involved in anything close to that? What do you mean? >> You looked up the tag, right? Before you stopped me, before you pulled me, did you see anything about this car being involved in any type of activity where somebody was in a back seat and tried to attack an officer >> or anything or any crime or any anything any this woman? >> She's still refusing misconduct. >> The woman's son soon arrived, but his presence did nothing to ease the tension. The officer explained that the vehicle would be impounded due to the suspended tag and insurance violation. when the Karen still refused to comply. Deputies were left with no choice but to take matters into their own hands. >> So, right now, right, technically, you've committed a crime. Okay? You're committing obstruction. You're refusing to get out of the vehicle when asked to do so. It's a lawful order. It's an or it's an order that you have to comply with. All right? I'm asking you nicely, please get out of the vehicle. >> All right? Stay there. Hello. Yep. Just hang out over there, buddy. You're good. >> I'll come chat with you in a minute. >> Record. [Music] >> Are you going hands on? >> Yeah. I'm going to put her in cups. >> Okay. I just want my license. I'm not taking that envelope. >> Can I have my license, please? >> All right, you can stand up. Face the car for me. Put everything on top. Drop it. We're going to tell you everything. >> Come get my stuff. Okay. >> Come get my stuff. This is what happens. >> Stop. >> In in Trump country. >> Over there, buddy. Don't come over here right now. We'll tell you everything that's going on. >> 2050. >> Y'all kidding, right? >> Come get my license and two uh stuff, too. I could talk to my son. >> All right. Do you have anything I need you going to puff me, stick me, cut me? Knives, needles, weapons of any sort, bombs, ma'am. Okay. Spread your feet. Wider. There you go. All right, ma'am. Walk back this way. >> Will you unlock my door, please? >> We're going to walk on the other side of the car. >> Yep. This officer over here will explain everything to you in a second. I'm not the one in charge. Just give us a second. All right. >> Is the car going to be towed? >> It is. >> Okay. Understandable. >> So it So it has a cease tag order, I guess. Let's just get out of the [ __ ] I don't want to get hit by a car, buddy. >> Have a seat for me. >> The woman was ultimately charged with obstructing an officer and driving an uninsured vehicle. Moving on to another unruly Karen whose road rage got her into deep, deep trouble with the law. >> Do you have your license on you? >> I do. >> May I see it, please? >> Yeah, but what did I do wrong? >> Come on. >> Or you're going to pull me out of my car. >> I'm taking you out of the car. Yep. I've asked you five times for a lesson right to do that. >> I have every legal right. You seem like you're intoxicated, too. Have you been drinking today? >> I'm not intoxicated. >> You're totally have slurred speech. Your eyes are kind of jacked up. You're not intoxicated >> at all. You can't come into my vehicle. >> Step out of the car. >> See, here he goes with his big syndrome when it's probably three engines. On February 15th, 2023, police responded to a report of an aggressive driver who had followed another car after a road dispute and blocked it in a driveway. Officers arrived to find the 25-year-old suspect in her running vehicle, unbuckled and visibly agitated. >> What are you doing? >> Pulling into my house. >> Well, that's not the case because these people have no idea who you are while you're following them. >> Are you following them? >> Yeah. >> Do you live here? Do I copy anything? >> My people do. >> Okay. Do you have your license on you? >> What? >> I need your license. >> What was your reason of stopping me? >> They called. They have no idea why you got them boxed in. Okay. >> Do they live here? >> Who does? >> Them. >> Okay. Well, you're driving a vehicle. You don't have your seatelt on. I need to identify you. So, >> they break me coming in here. >> Okay. So, that's the real story, right? Is a brake check, a road rage incident. >> They were road raging me. That's fine. So, why don't you start with that and tell me that's what happened and that's why we're doing >> He never gave me a chance. >> No, you said you live here and you're acting like you don't know what's going on. >> You say I live here. >> Your friend lives here. >> Exactly. >> Okay. Do you have your license on you? >> I do. >> May I see it, please? >> Yeah, but what did I do wrong? >> Repeated requests for ID were ignored as she accused the other driver of road rage and painted herself as the victim. What could have been a simple exchange quickly spiral towards something which could turn ugly. >> You don't have your seat belt on. I unbuckled it to get out to ask her what she was doing for the driveway with her hazards on. >> Okay. Well, now you don't have it on. You're behind the wheel of the car. The car is running. So, I need your license. >> So, you're not going to go and ask the woman with her hazards on who? >> I just pulled up and I'm talking to you first. I'm about to go talk to them and find out what's going on. For the fifth time, I'm asking for your license. May I have your license, please? >> License. >> Let me find it. But how about you find the issue? >> Come on. >> Or you're going to pull me out of my car? taking you out of the car. Yep. I've asked you five times for a licenseal right to do that. >> I have every legal right. You seem like you're intoxicated, too. Have you been drinking today? >> I'm not intoxicated. >> You're totally have slurred speech. Your eyes are kind of jacked up. You're not intoxicated at all. >> Are you on? >> No. >> Are you high? >> No. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> Cool. Come on out. I've asked you five times for your license. >> First of all, you just slammed open my door. >> Yeah. Out. Not asking again. That's against the law. >> How is it against the law? I've asked you five times for your license. You have not provided me with your license >> and I'm asking you what's the reason of you coming to me >> and I've told you that I just pulled up. They have no idea why you're following them. You got them boxed in. You're you're recording them and I'm trying to talk to you. You're trying to explain to me what's going on. >> Invited me into my friend's house and we don't know checked you. Okay. And that's fine. But you're not telling me that. You're acting like you have no idea what's going on. Yeah, I have your license. I get your license. Get your license. >> But you have no right to open my door. >> I'm about to arrest you for obstructing if you do not give me your license. >> I know my rights. >> Awesome. >> My license APD for 30 years. So, yes, you may. But you can shut my door. >> You're about to be in handcuffs and be arrested. >> Okay. For what? >> Obstructing. I've asked you 10 times for your license. I don't know why I don't have your license yet. I also feel you're inebriated. I feel like you're high or you're drunk. >> Yeah, I'm wasted. You can't just open I know my rights. You can't just open my door. >> You're about to be arrested. May I have your license? For what? >> I've asked you 10 times. >> What am I being arrested for? >> You're going to be arrested if I don't get your license obstructing. I've told you 10 times. Plus, you're you're not. You're intoxicating. >> No, I'm not. >> Can I have your license? >> Did you prove that? >> I'm about to. >> No, you're not. Cuz I'm not. You're not pulling me out of my vehicle. >> Let's go. You're under arrest. >> I'm not under arrest for nothing. >> You can't come into my vehicle. >> Step out of the car. >> Okay. >> She's drunk or something. >> Wow. Dude, >> I agree. >> License and a simple explanation would have all it would have taken >> for you to just slam my door open. Even while restrained, the Karen kept claiming she was the real victim of road rage and accused the officer of throwing her down. Meanwhile, the officer turned to the victim to hear his side of the story. >> What's going on? >> I don't know. >> Um, I left the gym down there in the valley. >> Uhhuh. >> Portage path. >> She was just the car behind me after I pulled out. >> Okay. >> Following very close, swerving left and right, like trying to look to get around me. Uh-huh. >> So instead of like taking cordage path, I pulled here to see if she followed, which she did. >> I pulled in here and she did that. >> Okay. >> Never came out or said anything, but thought it was hot. >> Did you any other exchanges besides her seeming like she was in a hurry trying to get around you? >> Just that. >> Just that. >> And then why'd you pull in here? >> Just I pulled here and stopped right there with my hazard. >> I got you. >> And she also >> hopefully for her just to go home. >> Then I thought, well, I'll pull here like it's going home and then she'll keep going. Did she ever get out and talk to you or say anything? >> She had her phone out. She was like filming me in the car. She never got out. She never shouted anything. >> She never shouted or said anything to you. No. >> Okay. Do you have your license on me real quick? I'll get you out of here just a second. >> What are you doing following this car? >> I didn't follow them. I was coming here and she road raised me and just pulled into there. >> With her hazards on her coming up out of the valley. >> Yeah, right there. cuz I pulled out >> like right before the train tracks. Yeah. >> At the intersection. That's She was the cart behind me. >> Okay. All right. Just hang out for a second. She's being difficult. I got to deal with her. >> I have a >> I'm wondering why what am I being arrested for? >> Uh you're being arrested for obstructing. >> Really? Obstructing what? >> Official business. I've asked you 10 times for your license. You seem like you're intoxicated. You got white powder you're sitting in. >> Plus, you're really obstructing now by not getting in the car and following our command. >> You just slam me to the ground. You're a man. >> I told you to get out of the car. >> You opened my car door. You're >> damn right I did. >> With no um excuse why you reason to open the car door and talk to you. I've asked you a 100 times for your license and you refused to give it to me. That's obstructive. Have a seat. Plus, you have warrants. Plus, you're not allowed to drive. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, have a seat. >> Did you say that before you did that? >> Nope. I didn't need to because you're under arrest. >> You didn't know? >> I didn't know. I didn't know until I got you. >> Now I know. So you're right. >> Now my wrists are bleeding. >> Yes, they literally are. Like you guys are literally just slam me to the ground. >> We took you out of the car and put your hand. You're going to have >> threw me to the ground. >> The Karen kept stalling, slurring her words and denying any intoxication. But her act quickly fell apart when officers spoke to a witness who exposed the truth. >> She rode raided me, slammed and tried to break check me and hit me. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Did she hit you? Damn near. >> No, she didn't. Right. >> Why do you think I was recording her? She damn near did. >> Do you have any alcohol or today? >> No. >> NOTHING IN YOUR SYSTEM? >> NO. >> Why do you have excuses? You seem like >> I I don't know. I've always have >> What's this bag? >> I have no idea. >> Never seen a corn in my life. >> Okay. Are you going to have a seat so we can kind of >> If he lets go of my arms like I'm some man, my bra bleeding. Don't have a seat belt, >> man. Are you going to have a seat? >> Loosen my puffs, please. And then I will >> They're tight as Can you loosen them a little bit? That's all I'm asking you. >> Whatever the you got to do. >> Get your arm off me, you piece of grindy ass. >> Watch your legs. I got to close the door. I'm not. No, I need fresh air. >> I'll roll down the window for you. >> I You don't have the glo the door. I'm in handcuffs. There's no reason to do none of that. >> You're a prisoner and I have to I have to >> I am not your prisoner. You're under my right. What? >> You're under arrest. >> I know my rights. >> My uncle Crockett and Simco have been >> You want Simco Cox to come out and talk to you right now? >> Yes. Right. Now, >> do not get in THE >> GET YOUR LEG OFF ME. DO NOT TOUCH ME. WHAT DO YOU MEAN? >> GET IN THE CAR. >> I'm in the car. >> You're not in the car. I can't close my door. I need to secure you. I need to do my work. >> I'm in handcuffs. >> Get in the car. >> Do your work. >> Closing my car. >> Yes. I got to tow your car. I got to do your booking slip. I got to get you up to the counter stuff. >> Did you not understand what I told you before? >> I understood that um this lady said I was following her, but she road raged me. And >> who's driving the car? >> What? >> Who's driving that car? >> What car? the car you've been following. Did you talk to them at all? >> I didn't get a chance to. >> Okay. >> But I see what they did. But you didn't give a >> cuz I was trying to talk to you and get your license and get your story. But >> and I didn't get a chance to. You pulled my door open and slam me to the ground like I'm your size. But >> that makes your feel bigger to slam a talking to you. Get you. >> I'm not getting in the car until my uncle gets here. >> You don't get to dictate what goes on. You're under arrest. Put Put your leg in the ground. >> I'm under arrest in handcuffs. >> Yes. >> Right. >> Yes. >> I can't sit down and and do my paperwork while your legs are hanging out. You want to take off your paperwork. >> You're not secured. You're not a secure prison. >> You're not a secure prisoner. >> You have to get your legs in there. >> I have to go talk to these people so I can move so they can get you to do. >> You have to put your legs in the car. >> I don't I have to do anything. >> Hey, how you doing today, sir? >> Uh the young lady driving the uh blue car, Clint, and she's friends with you. Do you know the lady in the blue car? White younger white lady. I don't >> uh I'll get your name for her. Um but she claims that uh she's friends with the people that live at this house. >> You don't recognize that blue car at all? >> No. >> Okay. Yeah, that's all you know. You're fine. >> The woman kept up her brash attitude, not realizing she was digging herself deeper with every outburst. To make matters worse, officers soon discovered she already had a prior history with the law, making the case against her even stronger. Listen, >> I'm going to switch these Listen, I'm going to switch these handcuffs out. Okay. >> Yeah. He's choking me up. Threw me to the ground. >> Yeah. Let me switch this up. >> Feel like a bigger man with his >> What's your name and your badge number? >> Listen to the officer. >> What's your name? >> We don't give out names. >> You don't give out names? >> Yeah, I probably should. >> Get out of my face. >> I am not licensed. I wasn't even driving the car. It was parked. My friend was in the house that road raged us. So I just sat in the car to turn it off and here he comes walking up asking for my ID and I'm just like what did I do wrong? This road raging us. Can I have your ID? I'm like what? So I go to reach for it. He opens my own door which is against the law cuz he had no reason to do that. I know my >> I don't know any of the details on >> Are you an APD? Yeah. So, the rights are you don't open someone's door unless you have a a right. >> I wasn't here. I don't know. >> Well, you can walk me. >> Come on. We're going to go this way. Okay. You can't go that way, hun. >> My out of my car. Period. >> They're not stealing my >> They're not stealing anything. >> No, they are. That's what they do cuz they're cooking. >> Nobody here is going to take any of your stuff. >> They are. >> We all work for Brian. We all We all work. I went to I was at the same academy with I was in the same class. >> Your uncle with your uncle Crockett. >> I need to call my mom right now. >> You understand? I was in the same class. >> Okay. Well, understand his mom this morning. It was already a bad day. So, >> oh, Crockett's bomb this morning. >> I don't have time for all this [ __ ] to me. Like, I did nothing wrong. >> Walk on over. I'm so sorry. I'm sorry. I'm not getting in the back of your car. My warrant isn't barbed. Period. I did nothing wrong here. >> You're under arrest here also. >> For what? Uh, they charge you with obstructing official business. >> Was I driving? >> Yes. >> You walked up to my car and I was driving. >> Are you going to walk or have to carry you? >> I was parked. >> Let's go. >> See, here he goes with his big syndrome when it's probably three entrance. No, I was not driving. >> No, I'm not. >> Cuz you got to be transported. You want this side or that side? >> To where? >> To some account. >> For what? They're to they're sending You have a warrant out of Summit County also. >> No, my warrant is in Baron. >> Well, it said it's a Summit County warrant. >> Show it to me right now. >> Give me a minute. >> I will sit right here until you show it to me. Give me a minute. Let me pull it up. >> No, dude. Do not force me. Don't pull away. >> I'm not going anywhere. I'm not going to run. >> Okay. Just don't pull away. >> You're leaning back. You don't have any >> because you're trying to throw me in there like this. >> I'm not going to put you in right now. I'm not going to put you in right now. I just don't want you to fall. That's why I'm holding on to you right now. cuz you don't have any hands to brace your >> I have a personal trainer and I'm shooting her. >> First off, I'm not the one that made the stop. The other officer did. >> So apparently your mental status is just really out. >> Oh wow. >> The other officers don't want to talk to you. >> Good job. >> Where's she going? Can we just like >> Huh? >> I'll go right the here because you have no right to do any of this. >> Yeah, >> she's not going to >> I wasn't driving the car. >> She's been this way the entire time. >> Let's just make sure >> because he he forced my door open. >> What do we got? What do we got? Lady road raed meant to check and see something. Okay, I want to check something. >> Yeah, ask the guy that wasn't here. You threw me out of my car. >> He's even going to take her. What do we got? What are our charges? >> The original that we have right now is obstructing >> original obstructing obstructing >> warrant from where is it? >> It's Barbin. It's Barbin. >> We didn't want to go that route either. >> I What? I did what? >> I did what? Uh, I got a I >> say it to my face. That's great. >> That's great. >> The unruly woman was taken to jail and charged with unlawful restraint and obstruction of official business. She was also cited for driving with a suspended license while the suspected drug possession charge was dismissed for lack of evidence.