Would you mind if I take your pants off? >> I do mind. There's no need for your pants to come off right now. >> Well, I do mind. >> Okay. Please keep your pants on. Okay. >> I do mind with my pants. >> Please keep your pants on. >> Don't grab me. Do not grab me. Do you understand that? It's going to end real bad for you. >> Some people can turn any place into a stage. And today's cast of Karens has chosen car washes, planes, bars, and even their own front yards. From shouting matches to full-blown meltdowns, each one swears they're the victim until the handcuffs say otherwise. >> Yes. >> All right. I just spoke to the owner on the phone and he said he wants you to leave cuz you cuz you've been here for 3 hours. just bought cuz I just bought this car and you want to see how many pieces. >> It all begins at a quiet car wash at around 12:50 a.m. on June 9th, 2023, where a woman has been lingering for 3 hours, much to the owner's frustration. Even after multiple warnings from both the owner and an officer, she stubbornly refuses to leave. Go ahead and trespass him because I have a form with you guys if you need to trespass him. >> All right, I'll explain to her. >> Trespass for what? Carwalk. >> All right. Thank you. >> All right, ma'am. >> Does that make any sense? >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Yes. >> All right. I just spoke to the owner on the phone and he said he wants you to leave cuz you cuz you've been here for 3 years. >> I just bought cuz I just bought this car and I You want to see how many pieces? I'm trying to figure out where they go. >> I know. Unfortunately, he's asking me to have >> What's the owner's name? Call me. >> What is it, >> Mr. He wants you to leave? >> I'm at a car wash trying to put pieces. >> He said if you refuse He said if you refuse to leave, I should trespass you. >> All right. >> I'm I'm calling the person that knows the owner. >> I got you. You can you pack up and go across the street and call him, please? Cuz he he's watching you. >> I have stuff right here. >> All right. After several arguments, requests, and discussions, she decides to turn the tables on the officer, putting his authority under scrutiny. >> All right, ma'am. You I'll pull it down for you. But right now, you're refusing to leave. >> My brain No, I'm not. You know what? Let me Let me explain something. Refusing to leave. See, now he's getting an attitude because I I'm looking at his plate. >> All right. >> So, that makes me think that you're lying. You can clearly see Santa Police Department right here. Ma'am, you have to leave. Ma'am, I just explained it to you. >> And I'm just explaining I filed a complaint on you. >> Ma'am, >> eventually when the officer moves to take action, she quickly changes her tune. >> Are you refusing? >> Ma'am, you're going to force me to arrest you. You understand that? I I multiple times to leave. Ma'am, >> do you hear him? >> Ma'am, I just explained it to you. You can see Sanford Police Department on the car and I >> I don't care. Just because it's a car doesn't mean anything. >> All right. Are you refusing to leave? >> I want to see ID badge. >> Ma'am, stop the car. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa. No. Hey, don't grab me. >> I want to see ID badge. I He's He's going to hit See, I'm doing what my friend told me. >> Oh, stop. Rob, do you hear this? Can you please No, I'm not. >> How am I trespassing? >> I just explained it to you. >> I'm I Let me go. I want back. I want I want to No, I'm not. >> I will leave. >> Stop resisting. >> I will leave. >> It's already too late for >> It's already too late. >> This person told me to say that. >> It's too late for me. >> Please. Please. >> Please, Rob. He's trying to bust me cuz I'm doing what you told me to do. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, >> can you tell me what to do? >> I explain that to you. >> I'm only talking. Please. >> Ma'am, >> I will. Please. Please. Please. I want to talk to officer. Please, I want to talk to another officer. Please, please. >> They're coming. >> I want to know. I want to talk to another officer. Please. >> Ma'am, stop. >> Please. I don't know. You won't show me an ID badge. You won't show me an ID badge. >> I want another officer. Please. >> That's not okay. You refuse to show me ID badge. I wanted your ID. That is not okay. Can I sit down, please? >> I just need one. >> Please let me sit. Please, why don't you Why won't you show me your ID? >> Please. >> Why don't you show me your ID? >> I don't want to show ID. You can see anybody putting cuffs on me. >> Ma'am, you just saw the >> I don't care. That's a car. >> All right. >> No, that's just a car. I want another officer. >> I know coming. Let me double lock this mind. >> I'm going to I'm calling 911 on my own. Let go of me. Let me call 911 on my own. Please let go. >> Ma'am, you need to stop. >> Get back up, please. I don't like how you're standing there on top of me like that. >> Can you be in >> Rob? Call the Rob. I need help. Please. I don't know. He's trying to me. He won't show me an ID badge. >> Here. >> Here. You're on. Dang it. >> Please. I'm doing what my friend told me to do. >> Yeah. She does. >> She was eventually arrested on a misdemeanor charge of resisting an officer and for trespassing after warning. While this one was tinkering with car parts on December 8th, 2023, Jacqueline crashed her car into her neighbor's vehicle after a few drinks and then attempted this stunt when the officers showed up. >> How about that? >> My keys aren't the obligation. >> Uh, the keys are not your obligation at this time cuz you smoked the car. >> Stop. >> My keys? No, you're not getting your keys back. >> My keys. >> You can say it as many times as you want. It's not happening. >> My keys are obligation. >> Your keys are obligation. Was that even? >> My keys are my obligation. My keys are my own. My keys are my possession. My keys are my possession. >> Yeah, your phone. >> My keys are my possession. Stand by your car. >> My keys are >> and I will explain everything to you. >> My keys are my possession. Say, "My keys are my possession." >> You got >> Yep. Okay. Let's go back to your car. >> My keys. >> So I can figure out if I can give you your keys back. Okay. >> Okay. >> Soon they read her the Miranda rights to begin further questioning, but Jacqueline continues repeating her chant. >> She's writing mine. You want to talk? It's a yes or no answer. >> Do I have my car keys? >> Did you understand the record? >> Do I have my car? Do I have my car keys? >> They're in my pocket right now. We're conducting a criminal investigation. >> Do I have my car keys? >> Okay. >> Do I have my car? Let me give you a chance. >> Do I have my car keys? >> Okay. >> Do I have my car keys? >> Stop acting like a child. >> Do I have 30 years old? Do I have my car keys? Do you understand the rights as they've been read? And are you willing to talk to me? Yes or no. >> Do I have my car keys? >> No, you don't. They're in my pocket. >> Do I have my car? >> Don't touch me. If you touch the house, >> I will not touch you. >> Don't touch me. >> Oh, I will not touch you. Do I have my car keys? >> Okay. Are you willing to perform any of these exercises? Me? Are you >> Absolutely. Okay. So, >> let's let's perform these these exercises. >> So, you you are willing to speak with me? Is that correct? >> Absolutely. So, let me just read this to you. I'm Officer Melon of the Port Orange Police Department. >> Melon? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Let's get to it. >> It's important that you understand and are listening to me. Okay. >> Where are you going? >> The case number is >> I'm going to 0701. Okay. >> All righty. >> Let's go over here where it's light out so you can see better. Okay. >> All right. You see this crack right here? I do. >> Right here. You see this crap? All right. >> I do. >> Just stand with your feet together and your hands by your sides. Okay. >> And it is during this test that she pulled a stunt which finally tested the officer's patience. >> Please state your weight. >> Please state your weight, eye color, age, and date of birth. Pull your pants up. I'm not going to ask you again. Pull your pants up. >> I'm going to need to have my pants off for this >> outside. There's no need to do that. >> I'm going to need to have my pants off. >> Please state your test. Please state your weight, eye color, and you're under arrest. >> Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Do it now. [Music] >> I'm getting her cussing now. Hey, what's up? >> How are you? >> Do nothing. >> Okay. >> Do nothing to running from us doesn't help. She was eventually charged with DUI, battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest without violence, and sentenced to a day in jail. But if you think such drunk Karens only cause trouble on the streets, think again. Here's a story of one who sparked literal chaos in the sky on September 24th, 2023. Not only did she unleash a barrage of insults after a double drink, but she also threatened to take out a flight attendant after landing. Needless to say, this officer ensured her intoxication disappeared as fast as the plane touched down. >> First of all, we got a we got a call from the white captain saying, "You two are causing disturbance. You got cut off, I guess, drinking or whatever, and somebody >> I'm freaking talking. >> I'm talking. Don't interrupt me again. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> So, you two are causing disturbance and been drinking and someone made some threats about taking care of some flight attendant out in the parking lot. >> Yep. They're willing to swear statement on it. >> So, stand against the fence. >> Stand against the fence. We're going to conduct some business. No problem. >> As long as you act like a gentleman, you get treated like one, but if you give him me or my deputies any problems, >> you're going to have a bad night. >> No problem. No problem at all. >> And while the excuses and apologies started coming in, they did nothing to the authorities. >> Really? I >> I really naturally especially gave me with my sister like uh my sister's really loud too. Have that >> and like everybody leaves the house because we we're just so loud. I just And when she told me I was I was like, "I'm sorry. I didn't mean to be. I'm sorry." And I and I didn't say anything. >> I got you. >> I don't want to offend anybody. I >> passengers that were disturbed by what you were doing, what you were saying. Apparently, you uttered a a threat >> to what? >> Again, sir, can you stand up for a second for me? >> Uh, yeah. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Come over here. Turn around. >> So, the charge is going to be intoxication. So, you're going to have to go you're going to have to go to jail tonight. >> You're not going to go to jail, but she is. Okay. >> So, she'll be able to bond out, but first they're going to they won't release her until she's sober either way. Okay. >> And the jail's on airport road here. >> No, I they only served you one double drink. You can't be that intoxicated from just one one double drink. So, you probably came on the plane already intoxicated, didn't you? >> It got a little out of hand. Sure. >> That's all it is. So, it's you're going in for >> intoxly intox and that's it. >> I know it is. >> So, uh what it what what's going to happen to me? >> I'll take you down to jail. Drop you off. >> Okay. >> We'll talk to the tomorrow morning >> and uh and what about my husband? >> He's fine. >> I'm coming to get you. >> So, okay. You ready? >> I'm going straight to purse and stuff. >> That's my >> I have all that. >> Thank you. She faced charges of disorderly conduct and disoriented intoxication. Moving on, where better to put someone's intoxication to the test than in a bar. After a heated, very public argument at a resort, a couple is asked to leave. While the man complies and walks away, the woman refuses to budge, growing confrontational with anyone who stands in her way. >> Yeah, I'm sorry. >> She can't talk. >> She got to go. I'm always a good person. [Music] >> Try to know Mr. Hernandez. Okay, he knows the whole situation. >> You guys need to go. Come on. Let's go. >> Okay, let's go. We're kicked out of here. Hey, >> can you let him know it's because of me? >> Okay, we got him. >> All right, let's go. Let's go. >> Hey, Brad. Come on. Brad, >> is he allowed to >> walk that way? Let's go. >> Can you tell him that? >> Let's go. >> No, but you should let him know that he's allowed to like >> the business. Let's go. Come on. >> You should let him know. I'm not going to walk anywhere cuz that's where I'm staying. >> Okay. You have two options right now. Either you leave or you go to jail. >> So, which one do you want? Don't touch me. Nobody touch me away from me. >> I'm I'm I'm a good guy. I'm not like a bad problem. I just >> The business wants you gone. You got to go. >> It's a freedom of speech, right? >> No, it's freedom of speech when you call people pigs and coppers. >> You guys got to go, man. Come on. >> I know. If you guys are looking to get a refund or whatever, you guys can talk in the office about it. >> Yeah, you guys got to leave, man. >> Can you walk? >> Are you going to go the other way? >> All right, babe. Let's go. Come on. >> You think he didn't have sex with that woman for a long time? >> We're not We're not worried about that right now. Let's go, >> dude. >> Let's go. >> We've been coming here. >> Come on. Let's go. We've been coming here for 20 years. >> Has not. >> Their family has >> and then I'm here >> and we never No wonder other Okay. >> They don't want to talk. He's not my friend like I thought he was, but we're going to jail. Am I going to jail? What the did I do? >> Soon as they are asked to leave the resort, she takes it to a whole new level with the officers, challenging them to make good on their threat. I'm tired of this. >> Yeah, you have a rough job. Don't you >> all mean, you know, we're all mad. >> No, I serve all my love. >> I can't wait to tell my sheriff. >> I work across. I work across. >> She just needs to calm. >> No, no, no, no, no. I feed all the sheriff. >> I feed all the sheriff. >> You trying to help? >> I don't care. Arrest me. Take me to jail. Take my innocence. Take me to jail. >> The are you going to do to my life? >> You want to ruin my life on my vacation? I spent three grand and $300 to stay here. Arrest me. >> Take me to jail. >> Arrest. >> Take me. Take me to jail. No. Take me. Take me to jail. Hey, please you chill. I lost my boyfriend over you. Not you, Mr. Hernandez. Cuz you've been very amazing. But you >> you need you need to breathe right now, okay? Cuz you're having a panic. >> I shook your hand and you called him. That's why I don't take >> You should have said, "Hey." Yeah, we're done. You get that? My life's over. >> I don't give a >> dude. Like you justed up. >> He hates me. >> He wants nothing to do with me. So you should just take me to the mental hospital. >> Maybe you should just take me away from the best we can. But you need I think I should go get help. No, I think I should. Just take me away from him. Brad, I'm going away. I don't want to do I think I think I'm asking to go. Hey, >> I'm going away. >> I think you should go. >> When officers finally give her what she wants, she quickly changes her mind. >> I don't know what to do. >> No. No. Can I talk? You guys are >> avoid You're >> need to get an Uber here to go. >> No. Jesus. >> Calm down. >> No. >> Calm down. >> No. Take me to jail. Take me to jail already. I'm over it. >> Thank you. >> No. Don't. Please. Turn around. Please. >> You're going to jail now. You wanted to go to jail. You go to jail now. Come here. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Please stop. >> Stop. >> No. Please. >> Please don't take me to jail. been wanting to go to jail. Okay. >> Please, Poy, >> stop resisting. >> Poy, please. >> Poy, I'm not your puppy. >> I know you're not my puppy. >> Don't call me Poppy. >> No. Please >> take her. Poy, >> please don't take me to jail. >> Is there anything you can do for me, sir? >> That's it. You're done. >> Please can't call my boyfriend. >> No. >> No. I'm going to jail. >> Yep. >> What is jail? I can't go to jail. No. Please. Please don't do this to me. Please don't miss me. >> William, >> Mr. Lenderson, >> you open >> very bad anxiety here on two momentary. >> Um, how will I get out? >> You get out tomorrow. >> No, I have nobody to bail me. >> I'm going to jail. Please, please sit in the car. Adding to this list is this teenager who clad herself in a bathrobe on a chilly night on December 11th, 2024 and took to the streets after a heated argument with her boyfriend and her family. >> In your words, >> um, my words is me and my boyfriend got into an argument and I'm very upset with him and >> Okay. >> All right. So, that's why you're out here, not in your apartment or in your place? >> Yes, sir. >> That's why you're outside. You were just outside. You're not in your apartment? I I was out here when he came to drop me off and I was like, >> "Okay, you guys are just visiting." >> These are my parents. >> I'm the brother. These are just my girlfriend. >> No, I know. But how do you guys know she was here? >> We live right there. >> They live right You see those apartments right there with the with the lights? That's where I live. >> So, we followed her because she left here. >> Yeah. >> Yes. I left the house mad. So, they followed me. >> Yeah. >> And we lost her. And then we hosted her for a few minutes. Like we didn't see her. And then we went to turn around and we came back and we saw >> Miss Stay over here. Stay over here. It's for your safety. All right. >> Standing on the sidewalk, but we seen a random lady on her bike talking to her. So we were like, "That's weird." So we made >> Miss Stay over here. Come over here. >> So you made a U-turn. >> You're intoxicated, baby. Come on. Very nice. And as officers speak with her family, she suddenly takes it to a whole new level, relentlessly blaming her mother and accusing her of wanting her thrown in jail. >> I want her to jail. >> My mom want to see me in jail. Take me to jail. >> Just sit in the car. >> You know what? I'm not going to show her. I'm going to show her. >> I would. >> All right. Well, take me to jail cuz my mom want to see me go to jail. >> Can I say that? >> Mariah, get in the car, please. >> No. Y'all want to see me go to jail? I'm going show y'all. All right, get in the car. >> I'mma show you. I'm going go to jail. You want to see me go to jail, huh? That's your mom, Ryan. That's your mom. >> You want to see me go to jail? She been admitting it. You're doing that over there. You know, we're going to get kicked out of admitting it. She's been admitting it. You want me to go to jail. >> She want me to go to jail. She want me to learn my lesson. See, you know what, Mom? I'mma get arrested in front of your face. Y'all >> my mom want to see me go to jail so bad. All right, y'all. Mariah. Mariah, they giving you a chance. >> I know they are, but mom's not giving me a chance. Mom's not giving me a chance. >> Okay. Why? Why? Listen to me. We're going to give you a choice. You get in the car or we're going to leave you here. They going to have What do you want to do? Because Come on, [ __ ] it. Get in there. >> All right. Get in the car. >> Okay. >> Whatever I choose is my choice. Mom wanted me to go to jail. This is what y'all This is what y'all chose. Mom wants me to go to jail. Mom, you want me to go to jail, right? Hello, Mom. Mom, you want me to go to jail, right? >> All right. Okay. >> You want me to go to jail? >> I ain't touching mom. >> Get in the car, baby. Get in the car. Don't get out of his car again. You understand? >> Stay in the car. >> Why are you yelling at me? >> Why are you yelling at me? >> Okay, get up. >> What? >> Get out of the car. >> Mom, you see what you're doing? Get out of that car. >> You not bad night. Don't make it your bad night. All right, >> just walk it off. I get it. >> As her erratic outbursts wear everyone down, the officers finally reach their breaking point and she suddenly turns desperate for help. >> Yep. Cuz you could have said quiet cuz you could have said quiet. Now I'm going to jail because of you, mom. And I promise you, Mom, I promise you I'll never talk to you again. I promise you. >> I am going to pay attent >> What? >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Yeah, sir. I'm not I'm not I'm not restraining you, but my arm's okay, dude. >> Too bad for your arm. >> If you weren't thinking about your arm, I yell and scream and say, "I don't want to hear about your arm." Too bad for your arm. You're going to jail. >> Mom, let me see what you call mommy now. >> This is all you. It's not your mom's fault. It's all your fault. >> That's all your fault. >> You see where you >> No, your mom didn't do this. You did this. >> My mom did it. >> No, you did this. >> Don't cry now. >> That's it. Mom. Mom, did you see because of you? >> Mom, this is all because of you, Mariah. >> Mom. >> Nothing to do with your mom. >> I understand, sir. Can you not grab me hard, please? >> You're going to jail. It's time to go to jail for now. You're not making any decisions. None. Zero. >> Can you not grab me home? My arm is very hurt, sir. I promise I'm holding custody. See, mom, see what you get me out of jail. >> She was eventually booked on charges of disorderly conduct. While this teen Karen is likely to spend the night in jail, this woman is heading there for physically assaulting a teenager on July 10th, 2023 and then trying to shift the blame onto the victim. Okay. So, what's going on between >> Well, I was here and that little boy came in my house and put his fist up to me. >> He went like this. Okay. And I'm not going to let no little boy disrespect me. I don't care how old they are. He came knocking on my door >> for no reason. >> Right. For no reason. >> Knocking on my door, babe. >> Knocking on my door. Look, they vandalized my car. First they scratched my car. First they scratched my car and now they took a piece off of it. >> I'm putting up enough. Okay. >> And then he comes to her door. >> And then he comes to my door. And you're thinking I'm not going to just cuz he's a little boy, I'm going to let him hit me or threaten me. >> So you're saying that he walked up these? >> Yeah. He walked up these stairs, knocked on my door. >> He told me that. >> Yes, of course he told me. Why would I lie? >> Why is he knocking on your door? >> Who knows? He knows. Cuz he think he's bad or I don't know. He knocked on my door. He came. >> He told me that, too. >> He came up my house. >> Okay. >> You put your hands on a kid out here, >> huh? >> You putting your hands on a kid out here? No, I didn't put my hands on the cake. He came in my house. Inside my house? >> He came inside the house? >> Yes. >> Because at first you said he was outside the house? >> No, he came outside the house, knocked on my door, and he came in my house and started threatening me and talking to me. And he's only 14 years old. >> He went inside the house. >> Yeah, he's he usually comes in my house. He's usually a friendly person. My man knows him. My old man knows him. My daughter knows him, you know. But I don't know what's going on, but someone vandalized my car. You want to see where they vandalized my car? >> You can see the piece. >> Look, they took my piece off of my damn car. They scratched my car, and I'm supposed to live with it, okay? Like nothing ever happened. >> As the officer notices inconsistencies in her story, he proceeds to make an arrest. But it is not going to be easy. >> Anything. That little boy came in my house and his fine. He told me that you're going to be detained right now for a second. >> Oh my god. >> No, you're not going to be detained me. You're not going to touch me. You don't touch me. You tell me why I'm being detained first. Be Tell me why I'm being detained. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. Tell me why I'm being >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You tell me why I'm being detained. Call the lawyer. Call a lawyer. >> Put your hands behind your back now. Why am I being detained? >> Ending further investigation. >> As of right now, you need to do what I'm telling you to do or you're going to get ted. >> I'm not doing Do what you want to do. Hit me. Hit me. Turn around. Tell me why I'm being detained. That kid came to my house. >> Put your hands came to my house being quiet with you. Why you taking it? Not it. But I'm recording because she was being quiet after being >> all right. >> Okay. I'm recording your back. >> Oh my god. Bobby, >> back up. >> I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Call the cops on you. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> I'm calling the cops on >> Put your hands behind your back now or you're going to get tased again. Put your hands behind your back now. You're going to get tased again. >> You got it. >> I'm going to tell you one more time. >> Hands behind my back. >> Both of them. On your stomach now. >> On your stomach. Behind your back. >> On your stomach. Behind your back. >> You got it, buddy. You called you and your friends just I hear what she was talking with. Well, you know how to do that. >> I don't care. It didn't even hurt. >> Video. Video. She was talking to the officer and then he decided >> I'm going to call the lawyer. >> That's perfectly fine. >> What's your name? >> She was your name. >> As of right now, you're being the place that you're resisting. >> I want your name. >> You'll get it all in a minute. Now, >> stand up. >> And then he put all the way up. >> Don't grab me. Do not grab me. Do you understand that? >> It's going to end real bad for you. >> Can I get >> No, you're not going to get anything. Don't grab me. >> What's the matter with you? >> Cuz I'm shaking. My legs are shaking. >> That has nothing to do with grabbing me in my crotch. >> Don't grab me in the crotch. >> My stomach hurts. >> I don't care. You don't grab me like that. me in my check. >> She was charged with resisting arrest with violence and sentenced to 24 months of probation.