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Put your HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. >> I FEEL discriminated on. >> You're going to step out of the car with your hands up. Do it now. >> Halfway. Can I put it halfway? >> Well, do that. Just wait. Let me figure out who you are first. Halfway. >> Oh my god. Do not resist. Okay. Step forward. Turn around. >> Just turn around. Do not resist. Okay. >> What's up everybody? In today's video, we have an entitled Karen who knocked out a McDonald's employee after trying to pull a fast one on them. But first, I want to show you one of the most unusual felony arrests I have ever seen. Take a look AT THIS. >> HEY, KEEP YOUR HANDS ON THE [ __ ] WINDOW. PUT YOUR HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. JAY, TAKE THE DOOR. >> TAKE THE >> TAKE THE DOOR. >> TAKE THE DOOR, JAY. TAKE THE DOOR. Take the door. >> TAKE THE DOOR. >> TAKE the door. How you want me to TAKE THE [ __ ] DOOR? TAKE IT. HEY, right passenger. Right passenger. Right passenger only. You're going to step out of the car with your hands up. Do it now. >> Come out with your hands up. PUT YOUR HANDS UP NOW. >> All right. Listen. You're going to spin around so I tell you to stop. Lift up your shirt. I want to see your waistband. >> Okay. I just want to see your waistband. There you go. All right. Turn around. Keep turning. Keep turning. Keep turning. Keep turning. Face that way. >> Face that way. >> All right. Walk backwards towards the sound of my voice. Go now. >> I go hands. I go hands. I go hands. >> Walk backwards towards the sound of my voice. Do it now. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. >> Keep moving. >> Let's go a little bit faster. Keep walking. >> Keep walking. Space away from me. I didn't turn your face. >> All right, Jake. You got me hands. >> Relax. >> So, the reason why I said earlier that it's an unusual arrest is because one of the officer won't stop giggling like a little girl. Now, I don't know if he inhaled some nitrous oxide just before his shift or what's going on over here, but he won't stop laughing. And you wouldn't think this is a laughing matter. I mean, they're holding these suspects at gunpoint. The car is stolen. Something could go wrong at any moment. And here he is giggling like he heard the funniest joke in his entire life. It's just extremely strange. Relax. Relax. >> I am officer. >> All right. >> That's a male. That's a male. >> It's a female. It's a female. >> You're going to spin around until I stop. Stop. You're turning out. All right. Stop. Sit down right here. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Keep walking. Keep walking. >> I go. I got you. I got you. I got you. >> Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Face away from me. Keep walking. Keep walking. Let's go. Come on. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Stop. Take two steps to your left. Do it now. Okay. Car. All right. We're going to move. >> We're moving. >> Good job, bro. [laughter] I said good job, dog. Thank you, sir. All right, let us figure out who you are. Okay, >> relax. We'll do that. >> I just want my mask back halfway. Can I put it halfway? >> We'll do that. Just wait. Let me figure out who you are first. >> Come here. >> All right. Show your right. Could I please put it on? Now, >> look, I'm not a tattoo expert. I don't have a single one on my body, but let me just say that this is not looking right. I know it's supposed to be a gun, but it kind of looks like a faucet. You know, you get what you pay for. And I sure hope she didn't pay any actual money for this. This is one of the worst tattoos I have ever seen. And I used to watch that show Inkmaster where they show some really really bad tattoos. >> She was about to She was about to >> Yeah, I got her in first. I'm the thing right now. See? >> That's what you're working. I think you got bigger problems than I >> True. 130 Northeast Street. >> Can you reopen that uh signal or should I take a new one? >> Bro, J. Okay. [screaming] Your mom will do that. >> No, bro. This guy wants a LIKE 20 MINUTES LATER. >> WHAT? I GOT A HEY, did I get a body? >> No. What if she got >> No, because he said address it if they rush out that way. So, I was like, "Okay, >> he was there. He wasn't going to be able to like throw a whole [ __ ] >> Hey, he didn't. [laughter] >> No, he came. He still hit him. I'm like, "Oh my god." super literally literally I was like your hands and you just see me crack it up like >> so I don't know maybe I'm wrong and this is perfectly normal but to me they're looking like they're acting more like frat boys than police officers. Now if this type of conversation was in the locker room that would make perfect sense but to just laugh like that in front of the suspects I don't know. It kind of makes them look unprofessional. I'm not saying they should be disciplined for that. It's just kind of weird to see. >> My mouth shot by Look at the camera real quick. >> I need you to look at it. Look at it real quick. >> Thank you. >> I got you. >> God damn. Why don't you get a closeup on my pores? >> I swear to God, bro. Take >> as soon as you don't know what I went through. >> Don't forget to take the door. All right. >> And then make sure you have space to get out of the car. >> Oh, trust me. I know. [laughter] Hey man, I ain't trying to run today, man. Come on now. Tomorrow I got a Christmas party. >> Hell yeah. >> Hey, God. I was full of stank. >> Oh, girl. Hi. >> Thank you. >> Let's go in. >> Okay. >> I'm home now. >> Hey. >> All right. So, she's back home with another felony and the cop is on his way to his Christmas party. Now, let's move on to the next body cam. We have a completely entitled Karen who tried to pull a fast one on McDonald's. She's claiming that they serve her food that she's allergic to and she came back 4 hours later and then did a whole drama scene and then one of the McDonald's employee accidentally broomed near her foot and her very logical reaction was to punch the employee in the face and send them to the hospital. So yeah, total lunatic. Take a look at this. >> Know that my body I believe I'm having a reaction. >> So it's been 2 hours in court. Okay, I understand that >> I come back. I came back after the court to bring back and to make a incident report. I I was there asking them and I have an incident report for this child because I'm not physical and the lady was like, "Oh no, you have to go to the hospital." I said, "No, I'm asking you all make an in report of this." >> So, how can fire rescue help you then? to check now because I was shaking and I hadn't eaten. I ate that. My mouth started hurting. My stomach is hurting my back. That's why I brought it back. And um as I next to those people waiting for you to come, she just came out of nowhere and swept my feet. I got up. I didn't mean to push her. I'm already like shaking when I went toward her asking her what what happened. My hand went like that and she fell like went back. She tripped back and fell and everybody came out. Oh, what happened? Why did you do that? Why did you do that? And I didn't say anything because I didn't mean to do that. I'm already having a medical impression, you know. I didn't mean to do that, you know, and now I feel like everything is trying to be turned down on me when I originally called for help, you know, and they already didn't want to help me when it was they mistake or giving me the wrong food that I'm allergic to or possibly allergic to because I'm having a medical emergency and now because this happened to her, everybody is saying her and I just could be I don't know what's going to be happen to me right now. I feel discriminated on. I'm here and I >> nothing about being discriminated on you. >> Lady, cut it out with the race card [ __ ] You're not being discriminated. You're trying to pull a fast one. You clearly don't have any allergic reaction because it would happen very quickly. And you're trying to get some go away money from McDonald's, file a lawsuit. They know very well what you're up to and they're not buying it. >> You're talking normally fine. >> You're talking 100% fine. I understand. You >> I didn't eat. They gave me the wrong food that I didn't order. >> Did you take a bite out of it? >> Take a bite of it, right? How long ago? >> It was at 9:30. >> Okay. So, it's 9:30. That's 3 hours. That's 4 hours. So, if you would have had an emergency, it would have happened in court. >> My mouth was hurting and my stomach >> I understand. But if you would have been having like an allergic reaction, it would have happened at court and >> but you're speaking fine to us was is what we're worried about. Um, we'll check you out, but just letting you know. Okay, as far as that, it's four hours ago. You would have if a medical emergency would have happened 20, 30 minutes or even right on the spot of eating that one bite. >> Well, I check out, you know what I'm saying? And I'm borderline diabetic and I'm shaking you. >> Okay, we're going to check you out because you're throwing a lot. You're throwing everything at us. So, we'll check you out. Okay. But >> if you if you can just sit on the sit on the wall right there. There you go. >> You going to let Are you going to let him check you out now? >> You going to let me check you out? You let me take your sugar? >> Yes, >> sir. No, no, no, no. You can't come right through here. There's an issue coming. You got to pay attention. >> And you understand that diabetes has nothing to do with allergic reaction. >> I don't know where. you cuz I don't know and I'm having a series of things happening. >> Sounds like a lot of anxiety to me, like anxiousness about the situation more than uh a medical problem going on with your body. You get me? >> I mean, your sugar's perfect. It's actually it's actually uh on the the normal perfect absolutely can't be any more than that. I would even say you're a borderline diabetic if you haven't eaten that long. It wouldn't be anything close to that. >> So, it turns out that her blood sugar is fine. She's not having an anaphylactic shock. So, what's going on here? What's going on is that you have someone greedy that's trying to make a quick buck. Now, granted, if she didn't assault that 65year-old McDonald's employee, she might have got some success with it, some. But now she completely screwed the pooch. There's no way she's going to be a winner in this situation whatsoever. >> When I got up cuz she was so close to me, I got up to echo what you know what she was doing and my hand. She was so close, you know, and she like went back and fell. And how I got her, you know, asking her what she was doing like this, it probably like her, but I really didn't mean to do it. I heard I heard what you had to say. We have a witness stating something. We heard what she had to say and now we're looking at video cameras. So, we're going to go from there. >> There's always multiple sides to to >> I I still need a report of the food. That's the whole reason I came. I don't even know how it turned into this with this lady. Like, >> there's no really incident report to be made off of food. But >> yes, because I I didn't order that and >> Okay, that's something for you to go ahead with them. >> Yes, that's what I was trying to do and they didn't want us to do a incident report and I need an incident report and that's why I called the police for them to come and get a for me to get an incident report and have fire rescue to take me out too because like I said, I was shaking. But now that I know that it's not other stuff, I am hungry and I'm >> like anxiety. >> She gets up to me and slaps her with the left hand. The lady calls me where it is. >> Yeah. Ma'am, do my paper. Okay. Put everything down. >> Move your purse, please. Take your purse. Your purse. Okay. What were you in in court for? >> Divorce. I need you to turn off. Okay. >> Divorce. Well, color me surprised. I'm sure her husband is looking at this situation right now and is telling himself, "Yep, I think I made the right call by divorcing this crazy ass woman." But I do feel bad for him though because if she's that kind of person that is willing to scam McDonald's for some quick go away money, she might be extremely difficult to deal with in divorce court. Sounds like it's going to be very expensive. >> Oh my god. >> Do not resist. Okay. Step forward. Turn around. >> Just turn around. Do not resist. Okay. >> Can I tell the person I'm going to jail? >> They're in the hospital, ma'am. >> I'm I'm walk this way. You're being trespassed. He said >> I'm being trespassed. >> You're being not only are you being trespassed from the property, you're being arrested for battery. >> Go ahead. Have a seat. You have anything else on your purses we need to know about? On my person? >> Yeah. On your persons. Are you hiding anything in your garments? Anything like that? No. >> Did you see the video? >> No. >> Like the lady sweeping. He has a video. Lady sweeping. She comes. Yeah. She She kind of like got her dress a little bit then went back a little bit and kind of got like this right here. She gets up immediately and goes and the lady just goes >> in the face. >> Yeah, bro. Look at Look at it right there. Fast forward. Let me see. >> There's no one here. Try for me, please. >> Wa. That's who gave us 513. >> Damn. >> You're in possession of a firearm >> and you went to the courthouse with a firearm. Excuse me. >> Which one? >> He did not take it off. We turned >> him off. >> No. Unfortunately, you're mistaken. We both turned it on. It was on mute and we turned it on because we were speaking amongst ourselves. But when we found the money in the envelope, we turned it on and we stopped talking about the the incident. How much money do you have so we can count it? >> Yeah, this woman is not poor whatsoever. They're going to count quite a bit of dough that she has on her. And maybe this is what she does. Maybe this is how she earns her income, just goes to a restaurant, pretends to have an allergic reaction, and then squeeze the owner out of money. Most of the time, people will try to settle quickly just to make the problem go away. Now, of course, I don't have any proof that this is what she always does, but for this specific video, it sure looks like this is what's going on. >> And we're gonna count it in front of me. Just so you know, of all cameras and in front of yourself. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. That's 1,000. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20. That is $2,000. Now, unfortunately, this amount of money cannot go to the jail. So, it is going to be impounded into the police department as your personal items as well as a firearm, which we're going to have to check it, make sure it's not stolen or anything, and also double check to see if you're able to carry a firearm since you just advised me earlier that you were arrested. Was it a felony charge that you were arrested? No. A misdemeanor charge is still not allowed to carry a firearm or they are. >> They are. >> They are. Okay. So, we're going to have to look into that as well. We got more money, ma'am. We counted. Okay. She has her concealed. >> Okay, that's perfect. She has two of them. 2032. This is concealed weapons and security, I think. Right. >> Have two bags for me. >> Can somebody call my kids? >> Uh, right now we cannot do that. >> Yes. If you want an incident number for you us coming out here because you came into the the the issue that you had a wrong order done, we'll give you an incident number, but there's no report. Nothing criminal occurred. >> All right. So, she was charged with aggravated battery on a person 65 years or older, and they were able to determine that she did not have an allergic reaction to the food. That's it for the video. Thanks so much for watching. Don't forget to subscribe and I'll see you guys on the next

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