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[Music]
You're under arrest. You're under
arrest. Stop it, y'all. Stop. Put your
hands behind your back. Stop resisting.
Put your other hand behind your back.
Nothing can justify violent or
aggressive behavior, whether it's
alcohol or any other excuse.
You're the suspect.
You're
not questioning us. We do not.
Let's take a look at Karen's reckless
actions below. Karen's impulsive
outburst not only put her in danger but
also created unnecessary chaos making
her arrest inevitable. Sit down. Stop.
Stop. I want you to sit down on the
curb. Sit down. I don't have
much to
You're under arrest. You're under
arrest. Stop it. Stop. January 12th,
2025, police were dispatched to a
chaotic incident involving an
intoxicated woman and her husband. Upon
arrival, they found the woman visibly
impaired and agitated, attempting to
walk away while her husband tried to
deescalate the situation.
Whoa.
I'm going to be out with two in front of
behind better housekeeping street lot.
What's going on? You guys having an
argument?
Better housekeeping for go. Come on. Go.
Ma'am, you got ID on you? I got As
officers attempted to speak with her to
assess the situation, she immediately
became aggressive, even pushing her
husband away when he tried to intervene.
No, you're not good to go yet. You're
not because you're not cuz I got to
figure out what's going on here. Oh,
that's my wife. Doesn't matter. You're
Stop walking away. You're going to be
placed under arrest. You're not free to
go because you guys are free. Stop
pushing him. Stop pushing him. You are
pushing him. Relax. No, you're not
going. Listen, don't make this film. It
doesn't have to be. What are you making?
Because I'm doing my job. Because I'm
doing my job. Sit down. Yo, sit down on
the No. No. No. Sit down. But you're
going to be placed under arrest. Sit
down. Sit down and back up. Back up.
Back up. Back up. Sit down. Sit down on
the curb. Cuz you guys need to sit down.
Stop. Stop. Sit down on the curb. Just
over here. Just sit down on the
curb. I want you to sit down on the
curb. Come over here. Just relax and sit
down. have my me so I don't know what to
help you with. You just got to relax. I
understand that. Sit down on the curb.
Stop touching me. Despite repeated
requests from the officers to sit down
and calm herself, the woman escalated
the situation further by shouting at the
police and refusing to follow basic
instructions. As a result, officers
proceeded to arrest her for disorderly
conduct.
You're under arrest. You're under
arrest. Just go away. Stop it. Yo, stop.
We do
not stop.
Just relax. You You can't hit a cop for
no reason. And you're pushing your
husband. You have to [ __ ] It doesn't
matter. It's You got to relax.
Just s back up, please. Before we don't
want to escalate this into something
doesn't have to be just back up. I know.
Yeah.
Stop resisting, man. Stop it. No, you're
not.
Stop pushing into us, please. All I'm
doing is trying to turn around. I don't
know. Well, you're under arrest, so you
need to stop. Cuz that nigga's [ __ ]
Okay. [ __ ] you.
Make sure you are excited. Stop moving.
[ __ ] Well, I don't know why you're
Stop resisting.
Just stop resisting.
Stop pushing back. I'm pushing [ __ ] You
are. You're trying to push up the car.
Stop. No, that's you.
It's okay. Just get that sleeve out of
there so she can't flip it.
Come on. Stop. I don't want to hurt you.
No. Stop pushing in. They're going to
hurt your arm. Don't you kick me. That's
going to be a bad day for you. Don't do
that. Okay, let's get a little
aggressive.
Stop pushing in. Just stop pushing into
us. You get the [ __ ] out of me. Yeah.
You're good. They're just not going to
be able to flip that.
Okay. Stop pushing into us. She want the
car.
What are you doing? Just stop. Just
stop. You're going in the car. Going to
kill you.
[ __ ] me, [ __ ] Just relax.
I was just like, Listen, I was trying to
get the
While his wife spiraled into chaos, the
husband remained calm and complied with
the officer's instructions. He explained
that his wife had simply consumed too
much alcohol and expressed regret over
the situation, assuring the police that
no prior altercation had taken place.
Get her in a car. All right. Which is
which is going hands on though. We can't
I can't just walk you let you walk away.
I understand. I understand. I
understand. I All I wanted to do is just
go home. That's all I want. I
understand. But before I let you guys
go, I have to make sure it's not going
to be an ongoing issue and that there's
no argument and there's no prior
incident. I'm with you. I get it.
question. You know what I mean? We're
trying to give you the benefit of the
doubt cuz I see what you're dealing
with. But she can't start hitting us or
hitting you without friends, too.
They're not trying to help me just get
her. That's why I walked over to help
her out. But she can't start pushing you
and then falling like it could if it
leads to something down the road.
What's your name, sir? Can I give you my
license? Yeah, please. Thanks.
You want her license, too? I have it in
my pocket. Yeah, that'd be great. Yeah,
absolutely. Can I get fine? You
understand, man? I just want to go home
safe. Me, too. At the end of the day,
that's what I want to do, too. There's
no nothing else happened prior. Just she
drank too much. And Dude, I I swear that
day. I saw I got it. I tried to tell her
that she didn't come. Don't make a big
And he I think you pulled up, right?
Then you pulled up. Y
Where you guys coming from tonight?
Teeth. We were right at here. Okay. She
just drank too much. She just had a
couple too much.
[Applause]
coming. It's running right there. It's
running.
Your friend's bar right now. Wait right
there. All right. I'm going to keep her
ID. She's going to come down with us.
Where where could I go? Uh police
station's right there. That big
building. You see the two lights on up
top across the street. The four story
the four story building. Give me a
moment. It's right there. So, all right.
In the middle of something right now,
disorderly.
So, they were just she was yelling over
there. I walked up to see if she was all
right. He stormed up right past me. She
stands up like pushes him away. She
falls in that little ditch there. That
little L-shaped thing. Yeah. helps her
up. She pushes him like, "Okay." And
then she pushes him again here. And I'm
like, "All right, that's enough. Like,
stop. Like, am I ding you?" And then she
even after being placed in the back of
the patrol car, the woman continued her
aggressive and defiant behavior. She
shouted profanities at the officers,
accused them of wrongdoing, and resisted
their efforts to secure her properly for
transport.
Listen, right now, you're under arrest.
[ __ ] you.
You're going to go You're going to wind
up going you're going to you're going to
go down to the hospital, too. Okay.
Ending
29187.5. Close it.
All right. Step out. Step out.
Just relax. Just Oh. Oh. Chill out
because we don't want you to get hurt.
If you fall, you're going to hit your
face. Chill out. Stop resisting.
You are resisting. Legally, the woman's
actions resulted in several serious
charges under Florida law. Florida
statutes title XLVI crimes
SS87-703, breach of the peace,
disorderly conduct. Whoever commits such
acts as are of a nature to corrupt the
public morals, or outrage the sense of
public decency, or affect the peace and
quiet of persons who may witness them,
or engages in brawling or fighting, or
engages in such conduct as to constitute
a breach of the peace or disorderly
conduct, shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor of the second degree,
punishable as provided in S75.8.
AO82 or
S775.083. Ultimately, she was charged
with disorderly conduct and resisting
arrest before being transported to the
local police station for processing. Had
she complied with police instructions
and remained calm, she could have
avoided arrest. Instead, her reckless
actions led to multiple criminal charges
and the possibility of jail time. Stay
tuned to witness the moment police
forced the nurse to face the harsh
consequences of her shocking actions
immediately.
Immediately. On May 7th,
2024, police were called to investigate
a hit-and-run accident after multiple
witnesses reported seeing a nurse, later
identified as Heather, crash into a
parked car and flee the scene. Hello
there. Hi. Are you Heather? Oh, okay.
Are you Tammy? Why won't you tell me you
were Heather? The nurse is already off
to a terrible start as she tries lying
about her identity. Why am I here to
talk to you then? I guess I don't know.
Okay. Is that your car right there? Why
is there a big dent in it? Uh Heather,
this is going to go probably a lot
smoother if we just get off on the right
foot and you just tell me what happened.
Okay. Because here, before you say
anything, we already know you were in an
accident. Okay. There's people over in
the roundabout. There's people over
there that gave us your car and your
plate number. Okay. So, let's not
pretend that that was already there
because there's going to be no police
report. There's going to be no
documentation. Okay. I'm here to find
out what happened, how it happened, and
we'll go from there. Okay. Okay. So,
let's start over. You're Heather. What's
your last name? Heather. That's your
car. Yep. Okay. What happened today that
you got the big dent in it? When
officers questioned Heather, her
patient, who had been in the car with
her, revealed that Heather was indeed
involved in the accident. This
confession visibly agitated Heather,
causing her to lash out at both her
patient and the officers. Um, ma'am, is
it possible for you, Tammy, to go talk
to this officer right here that's
pulling up? Yeah, I I'm sorry, Heather.
I didn't hit any vehicles. Sit down,
Heather. We're not Where did I hit a
vehicle? By the roundabout by the round.
What roundabout? At Walmart. Heather, go
ahead and sit down. We're not We're not
going anywhere. Okay. Did you take any
recreational drugs today? Nope. Been
drinking at all today? Nope. I'm done.
I'm not playing. You're not going
anywhere. Let's go. You're the suspect
in a hit and run. You're not free to
leave. Sit down. Let go. Sit down. Let
go. You are not free to leave, Heather.
Let
Put your hands behind your back. Can I
let go of my cigarette? No. Okay. You
know what? Stop. Knock it off. You stop
resisting. Put your other hand behind
your back.
[Music]
Come on. Stand up. Stand up. You. Yep.
You're going to stand up. There you go.
All right. Let's go over to my car. I
didn't throw him on the ground. You did
because he was being a because you were
trying to walk away after I told you you
weren't free to leave. Okay, whatever. I
didn't do anything wrong. Okay. Like
that's what you're not getting. For
what? I didn't do anything wrong.
off. Well, first of all, you don't even
have a driver's license. That would be
the first thing you did wrong. Then we
probably can keep going from there.
You're under arrest for obstruction
right now, so I'm going to search you. I
didn't do anything wrong. Like, I there
was no hit and run. I just thought, why
are you looking at me like that? Cuz
everything you basically told me was a
lie. It wasn't a lie.
It was. Upon locating her vehicle,
police discovered a large dent that
matched witness descriptions of the
crash. Despite the clear evidence,
Heather immediately lied about her
identity and denied any involvement.
Rather than cooperating, she attempted
to leave the scene, prompting officers
to restrain and handcuff her. So, you
don't remember hitting a vehicle or
what?
Who is this to you? a friend or she's a
client. Okay. So, you're like a
caretaker for a company or what? Okay.
And what was the job today? To pick her
up and bring her around or Yep. take her
to Walmart and that was it. Okay.
I came back here with her, dropped off
all of her groceries. I have no idea
what she talking about. Okay. So, why
are you still here then? Cuz I still
have her as a client. Okay. Like you are
with her for the day or what? Um, no.
till 11. Okay. So, what time did you get
here with Tammy today? Okay. Is that
pretty normal? Okay. Today. Okay. And
part of that is going to get her
groceries from Walmart. I help her shop,
do whatever I have to do, leave. That's
why I'm saying like it doesn't make any
Okay. You would think I would know. So,
you bring her back here and then you're
with her till 11:00. Yep. So, you're
outside having a smoke. Is that right?
Okay. What do you do after 11:00? Do you
go to another client? Okay. Do you know
what time it is right now? Yeah, it's
just for one night. Go to the next one.
Okay. So, you think it's just before
11:00? It's after It's after noon. Oh, I
have to go to the next one by noon.
Okay. Well, you're still late. You said
11:00. You were late at 11:00. You said
noon. You're late again. The suspect has
already been caught lying numerous
times. To make things worse for her, her
patient becomes hysteric as she conf
Ultimately, Heather faced a series of
serious charges, including resisting
arrest, obstructing justice, and fleeing
the scene of an accident. These offenses
not only carried the potential for jail
time and heavy fines, but also left a
permanent mark on her criminal record.
If further evidence proved that she had
been driving under the influence, her
legal penalties would increase
significantly.
to provide a preliminary breath sample?
No. Okay. Would you like to perform
field sobriety tests? This is my
workplace. I can understand.
This is the place we are right now.
Okay. Well, go up the block and I'll do
it. I'm not going to do a field like do
you want me to play it? Like Well, I
think the names you were calling your
clients and how you were acting right
now is probably not going to look good
for your job anyway. Hard. Obviously, if
she thinks that I'm drinking, I have a
breathalyzer. Okay. A handheld
breathalyzer I have to do at 7:00. Do
you think I'm drunk? Like, really? I
would like you to submit to a
preliminary breath test right now. So,
I'm done with your guys's little tricks.
I'll blow at 3:00. Okay. Go ahead and
sit back. I'm going to put your seat
belt on here
again. Do you want your purse out of the
car and your car locked up? Yep. I have
to blow at 3, right? So, we need to make
that official. Where's your machine? In
your car? At home or what? No, it's at
home. This case underscores the
importance of taking responsibility for
one's actions and cooperating with law
enforcement, lying to the police,
resisting arrest, and obstructing an
investigation only lead to additional
charges and harsher penalties. What are
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