Agree to a point, however the cop knows the locals. She said her boyfriend is a drug dealer. The cops likely know he is a drug dealer and a scumbag and that was dig on the scumbag intentionally. If I was talking to a known drug dealer, I would have said same or similar. Drug dealers think they are untouchable but sooner or later they get whats coming. So to try to defend the boyfriend is to be defending a scumbag drug dealer that likely sells drugs to minors and some may have even over dosed from drugs by this boyfriend drug dealer.
@@internomad I'm not sure whether that's a way to justify the approach of the officer, however. Say, for example, a known carjacker was raped by somebody in a completely unrelated incident. Would you think it appropriate for the rape to be minimized just because the victim is a criminal? Bad people can have bad things happen to them, and while an ordinary person might think that's just karma and that they deserve it, officers should be expected to be better than that and should be held to a higher standard than that.
@@JaymiKit5une I understand the point you are making, however, just because a bad person such as your example of a car jacker happens to be on the receiving end this time and has become a victim doesn't mean he is worthy or deserving of sympathy after victimizing others and now he is the victim and so he is now suddenly deserving of sympathy. Once a convict, always a convict, even after serving time you are viewed as a ex-con and regarded as such, right up until something bad happens and their status changes from excon to victim and sympathy to follow. Not how it works. Just as if there is a bad cop/ corrupt and something bad happens to him, Is he a victim or is the response, good he got what he deserved because he was a corrupt cop. Plus a car jacker usually doesn't harm people like a drug dealer does. Drugs dealers kill people and rip families apart because of their existence and actions. Carjacker doesn't.
@@internomad That's such an unfortunate way of thinking. Do you not believe people can change? Take an alcoholic, for example. Alcoholics can potentially ruin the lives of those around them, but would you still think they're "always an alcoholic" even when they no longer drink? A lot of people are capable of rehabilitation (not all people, by any means). Like I said though, the regular person can judge people on a personal level all they want - however, officers should be better than that and if they approach every single situation with such negative bias, then they are simply not good at their job.
I'm not American so I don't quite understand...why did he arrest her? Just because she literally asked for it? Sooo...can I get arrested if I ask a police officer to arrest me?
@feodaron89 no, you don't get arrested just for asking. But blowing a gasket and screaming like a maniac while drunk in an airport will get you cuffed up.
It was a slick way of calling her crazy . And he’s awesome for that! I truly respect these police men and women for their restraint in dealing with these idiots
She is in grief on her way to a memorial service. When in grief you don't always act appropriately. Her behavior was not right by any means however that doesn't give a random man the right to place thier hands on her and escalate the situation
@@livelovelaugh117 Apparently getting the manager of the airport and shouting at people was way more important than her grief. I would make sure I got on that plane to not miss my family members funeral at any cost. Normal people don't act like that.
@@livelovelaugh117She shows signs of NEVER acting appropriate. Now she's using her dead aunt as an excuse This is this crazy woman's normal self: she's pathetic and a big LIER. Kick her butt off that flight
When people say "no, you're not arresting me!!" I seriously wonder do they think or have they ever seen police go "ya know, you're right" and just uncuff them?
I feel so sorry for that father, with a daughter like that. There must be absolutely NO peace in his household. "Dad, help me!" after she just told police her father was demented. What a clown.
eh you can hear her voice change because the pressure he has on her neck that cop needs to be investigated for the way he approached the male victim in general though
As a former (retired) LEO, I find the statement by the cop “beat up by a female”, to be deplorable, unprofessional, insensitive. Domestic violence is not a joke. This attitude is why men rarely report domestic abuse. He needs admonished at the very least. I would’ve filed a complaint on the Officer. His comments and unprofessional conduct is not acceptable.
The saddest part is seeing the guy say “respectfully do not touch her”. Not only is he trying to defend his abuser while she’s being arrested the tone in his voice shows how powerless he is.
Kayla, the chick that phoned the cops on her man to scare him, is an absolute classic. I've seen that clip at least 3 times now and it never stops being hilarious. "Shakira Flabbergasted"
If she really wanted to scare her man, why didn’t she just do what everyone else does and *pretend* to call someone rather than *actually* doing it? Did she really think police wouldn’t take a vague phone call seriously?
She’s stunted. She might look like an adult and her I’d might say so but her demeanor physiologically screams (pun not intended 😂) a stunted woman at the age she experienced he most trauma her psyche could handle by the tantrums, I’m guessing as a child. The saddest part is that she’s got a minor under her care, in case that was a baby or maybe a pet? Regardless, reproducing just to continue traumatizing generation after generation... I mean, that’s what makes a society y’all Excuse my pseudo diagnosis 🤭. I’m just a second year psych student searching for these type of info for a project ✌️ 😌
It’s already hard enough for men to report women for abusing them, but the cop saying “…for being beat up by a girl” doesn’t help, does it? Men, it does not make you any less of a man to report a woman for physically harming or abusing you. Please, as a woman believe me you won’t be thought any less of. I’ve watched far too many true crime videos where men were killed by women because they failed to report the abuse they’d been experiencing.
I think the statement 'stop policing me' explains every single one of these entitled people. No one has ever said 'no' to them before, and so hearing it for the first time from people who have the authority behind their 'no' utterly confounds them.
Its fascinating watching these women realize they aren't getting their way and it totally blows their mind. They literally can't believe that all the crying, the lying, the blaming, the flirting and the tantrums that have always gotten them out of trouble aren't working this time and it completely shatters their world.
Saying to a domestic abuse victim they were there to help him because he was " getting beat up by a girl" is so insulting.Probably made him feel so embarrassed to accept help when he was the victim.
The first one is absolutely fantastic. She hits all the great lines... I want the manager, what's wrong with America, who will stand up for me, I didn't do anything, then calling the cops "the hard R"... of course she started everything and in true Karen fashion went straight to "oh poor me" victim mode. She is the true classic Karen. She REALLY went all in on playing the victim when she's the problem.
She started it how? She was trying to catch her flight and was pushed out by another passenger (can't fathom why he would involve himself unless he is a psychopath) out of the boarding door. I am a civil lawyer in the DFW area and If someone can give me the details on the passenger who pushed her out, I would like to sue the living daylights out of that asshole, Terry Ann Bluse if you are here please reach out because you were wronged here and we can make it right
that cop talking to the male domestic abuse victim was so horrible. I can't believe he would talk to anyone in a domestic abuse situation like that. gender doesn't matter, you still need to show compassion and understanding.
I don’t understand how people like this make it through each day. The baby that didn’t get her aisle seat is truly insane. When you are headed out on a flight, you need to go there with the thought process that literally ANYTHING can happen so you have to behave like an adult. All of that because she didn’t get her aisle seat?? She is NUTS!!
It never ceases to amaze me that there are so many grown adults, free in society, that behave like obnoxious, tantrum throwing 3 year olds. They have no shame or embarrassment at all.
@@BlackRainbow84I HATE that s*** lol like when people say, “I have to unthaw” so and so… sooo you gotta re freeze it? ITS THAW😮💨 and sooooo many more😭
They've all bullied and mean girl'd their way out of every situation they've ever been in and literally have no idea how to act when they're out numbered and over powered.
I hope Christina saw her video footage later. If I ever saw footage of myself being so drunk that I began using a wipe as a phone, I would be mortified in to never drinking again! And if she is not under the influence as she claimed then I am even more worried.
After buying a mixed drink before catching the bus home, I slammed my drink and got instantly drunk. My co-worker filmed me. Two minutes into the video, I deleted it. Really embarrassing and I was only 10% obnoxious as her.
I've had my fun in the past, but I've never been able to drink, smoke, etc enough to get to the point of using a wet nap as a phone! 😂 Some other chemical imbalance happening here I think! Man!
The amount of people who respond to "you're under arrest" with "no I'm not" blows my mind. What's the officer going to say? "Oh, you're not? Lemme just uncuff you real quick then"
Or them saying oooover🙄 and oooover🙄 and oooover🙄 again…. ”PLEASE” “PLEASE” ”PLEASE IM A GOOD PERSON” “PLEASE” ”PLEASE MY CHILDREN ARE AT HOME” “PLEASE ITS MY CHILDS DAY” (but I’m out shoplifting 😏 drinking & driving 😒and or high🤦🏽♀️) ANYWAY.. ”PLEASE I HAVE TO GO TO WORK TODAY” “PLEASEEEE OFFICER IM GOING TO LOSE MY APARTMENT” (AS IF THEY WONT BE RELEASED THE SAME/NEXT DAY😂) “OMG PLEASE PLEASE DONT ARREST ME” OFFICERRRRR STOP DONT DO THIS TO ME” “PLEASEEEEEE” GETS IN CUFFS…. ”PLEASE” “PLEASEEEE MY BABY IS SICK” “I HAVE NO ONE ELSE PLEASEEEE” “MY SON IS HOME ALONE BY HIMSELF SO PLEASE HE NEEDS ME…” OFFICER: “HOW OLD IS HE?!?”…. “OFFICER PLEASEEEEE HES 36 PLEASEEEE” 😂😂😂😂 GETS IN CRUISER… “”PLEASE” “PLEASE OFFICER WAIT” “PLEASEEEEEEE DONT” GETS TO STATION… ”PLEASE DONT DO THIS TO ME PLEASEEEE” “MY DOGS ARE GOING TO DIE PLEASE OFFICER PLEASEEE” GETS TO THE BOOKING DESK…”PLEASEEE OMG PLEASE IM BLOWING HARD AS I AM…BUT PLEASEEE LET ME GO PLEASEEEE” “IF I DO IT CAN I GO? PLEASEEEEE” GETS PUT IN CELL: TURNS AROUND & CRYS OUT WITH ONE MORE ATTEMPT: …”PLEA…”DOOR SLAMS IN FACE (Crying instantly stops 😒😏😡) 🤬HIGH PITCHED SCREAM..”FK U B****, THATS WHY YOUR WIFE CHEATS YOU 3 TIMES A WEEK….” (CONTINUES YELLING) “FKKKKKKKKK UUUUU” (Starts slamming head on literally EVERYTHING) As if they are going to say “FINE, OKAY OKAY, BUT NEXT TIME YOUR GOING DEAL?…” 😂 I CAN GO ON…😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Damn it, I’m hooked on body cams!!! 🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤎😂
I think ive seen the one with the young couple where the female was abusing her boyfriend at least 6x, and every time it angers me even more when i hear that officer say to the boyfriend that he was "getting beat up by a female." He says it more than once too. If he actually thought he was going to get the guy to talk by referring to the situation in that way, he needs a new job or training on how to approach and talk to people/victims/suspects.
Yes, it was extremely condescending. Obviously doesn't take abused men seriously. He put it in a condescending manner multiple times. The guy didn't ask to get attacked, and he was already feeling insecure about it since he didn't want to identify himself. I hope he's rid of that crazy woman.
disgustinly its common the "logic" that says "real men dont hit women in self defense" actually tells people "real men dont complain when women hit them".
I tried to make a similar comment and I think it got removed. That cop made the guy feel weak and useless. He was also very hostile towards the victim. He shouldn't be a cop
Came here to say this, if an officer had been empathetic and treated him like a person and not degrading him by saying he got beat up by a girl and insinuating all of that, I feel like it would have gone a lot different than it did
31:24 Alexandria is so infuriating omg. Watching her entitled behavior raised my blood pressure fr. How repugnant of her to act like her dad is mentally ill when she’s the one behaving like an absolute lunatic. He takes her in when she’s in need and this is how she treats him. I hope he stands firm and does not allow her back in his house.
Yeah some of these vids makes my blood pressure soar too. Had to back off my binge watching cuz it literally effected my heart. My fault for getting so emotionally wrapped up in these vids and binge watching. Not saying that is what YOU are doing. I'm just saying I totally get what you are saying. No way could I be an officer after dealing with adrenaline pumping situations like THESE and then they get released with no repercussions for the way they mistreat the officers and everyone else...no thank you! Makes your blood boil doesn't it?? 😳😔
I'm sure he was paying for the rehab she escaped from, too. Dad needs to cut his losses, and disown her, especially after the horrible way she tried to claim he was suffering from early dementia. She's a horrible, ungrateful child.
Dad is very selfish and so cruel to his own daughter,People will turn their backs against Alexandra's father for disowning his own daughter.Cop's behavior is so out of control that the police should be retrained.
It's her dad fault, Alexandria 's dad was supposed to love and raised his own daughter and acting so selfish. He knew his own daughter's behavior was inappropriate in the first place. And now disowning his own daughter? Really it's not her fault! Her dad chooses to disown her .Alexandria's dad is making bad decisions on his own daughter and she chooses the wrong ones . Her father is disobedience , cruel, and disrespectful to his own daughter sending her in jail. Selfish people like her father shouldn't have to be rewarded for anything but throwing their own child away on to the streets. Alexandria's own father should look at himself in a eye with a relationship with his own daughter not to be so cruel and selfish. Her should man up and stop disrespecting her.
"Which means you got beat up BY A CHICK" - that officer needs investigating. This is exactly why male victims of domestic violence do not come forward.
Couldn't agree with you more. He's obviously like the other 99.99% of cops, chauvinistic pigs that feel the need to compensate for their very low self esteem and worth.
THANK YOU, exactly why men feel embarrassed or ashamed to come forward. That officer was massively out of line and very unprofessional. I 100% agree on that!
If the cops never read her the miranda right's that could be the reason right there. the test she took was also below the legal limit (even tho it was after 2 hours). I guess it could be argued police didn't follow procedure? Not sure tho
I have no idea how some of these people could see a video of themselves and not want to crawl out of their own skin from embarrassment. Especially the sober ones. At least a drunk person might not remember acting like a toddler. If you're sober, you woke up that day already able to be this way. Totally unreal.
The officer involved in the domestic abuse case is horrific, honestly. The guy was clearly being abused, and all the cop did was shame him. Nobody was behaving particularly erratic until he instigated most of what ended up occurring.
The kid is obviously a local drug dealer. His girlfriend even stated as such. More than likely, the officers know that he's a local trouble, and she is too. He probably has mouthed off to police before. We just don't have enough backstory to be making crazy statements😊
@@TTS-TPwhats that got to do with anything? This isn't Law & Order, this is real life and the officers have a job to do. Victimizing and disregarding others is not apart of it.
@@amateur._.author2608 Everything kiddo trust me if you knew him you would probably be blunt too sigh. Or worse sigh. Also he was refusing some times you got poke them a little to get him to talk to them guy like him will never give his name and say shit because makes him feel weak so you got poke him so he gets some damn courage to speak sigh.
I feel so bad for the dude 😢. Him being abused by the woman and the cop just making it sound like he’s belittling him. The guy even tried to protect her, hope he’s doing better
Seriously, the women that beat up on men do it for control and because they are bullies. Men know they shouldn't hit a woman, so if he retaliates and defends himself, she will forever call him a woman beater. There are no good options when you're with a woman like this.
@@jenerin905I think women who do that are disgusting! I've been mad at my now ex husband PLENTY of times and vice versa but in the 27 years of marriage no physical violence ever occurred or came close! I have my issues with him but he not once even yelled at me! I yelled on s and immediately apologized! These men and women who scrape the bottom of the barrel need to learn to love themselves!
That girl that wouldn't get out of her dad's car gives off definite vibes of someone that doesn't get told no. Specifically, the vibe I'm getting, is they were probably told no as a kid, because they didn't say please or something. Then the parents started giving her anything she wanted as a reward for saying please and asking nicely. Then bam. "Dad help me, PLEASE!" over and over again, like she's absolutely one hundred percent CONVINCED that asking and saying please will get her what she wants.
That guy is the *DEFINITION* of “damned if you do, damned if you don’t.” The officer was basically trying to arrest him for NOT fighting back legally, but would’ve arrested him if he DID fight back physically 🤦🏽♀️
"No this is McDonalds we don't serve pizza here" "I AM A WOMAN IN A DRESS" Can't speak for everyone else but if someone came through the drive through I work at and said this, I'd fucking die laughing 😂😂
Mid month: "L, I am your boss - not your sugar daddy. Please stop texting me to pay you future paycheques every time you splurge on random shopping sprees." Me: But... But... But... I aM a WoMan In A DrEsS!!!
This first woman in the airport wow. How is she not embarrassed? I love how a passenger called her out in front of the cops. And she said all the karen things: "I want the manager of the airport", "I'm a woman in a dress", "this is AMERICA!", "I'm a retired officer" 😂😂😂
If you’re a police officer who remains respectful and kind despite being ridiculed, mocked, spit on, assaulted, falsely accused, insulted and cursed at, thank you. We see you! We need you and appreciate you. ❤
It always amazes me how many people claim to know 'their rights', yet yell about not having their rights read. The miranda rights just have to be ready before they begin to question you, after arrest.
I absolutely love when alcoholics try to ‘fool’ the specialized equipment by slowly & softly providing their breath sample. Kelly even had the quintessential ‘talk to the manager’ haircut to top off it, no pun intended. She’s also gotta work on those fake panic attacks, that rapid breathing nonsense wasn’t fooling anyone, especially after just causing a motor vehicle accident…yikes
Kelly trying to make it about the officers family is so stupid for multiple reasons. The local PD when I lived near Pittsburgh had a history of pulling over their own family members and showing up to defend the stops. Good cops do not fuk around.
The police officer speaking to the young man who was abused by his girlfriend is both unprofessional and immature…, “you got beat up by a chick”. Abused, by a woman. He’s shaming this young man. A superior officer seeing this interaction should’ve disciplined that officer.
For real, its hard enough for male victims to speak out because they are afraid of being shamed all the time. I felt horrible for him. Not only was his gf a psycho but these officers suck at helping him or showing him any kind of compassion.
@@yungcris5211 Many survivors of domestic violence go through the cycle of getting hurt but also protecting them due to many factors such as being raised in an abusive environment. Sometimes they try to reason because they know if they don't try to fix the situation, the second their partner gets out of jail, they'll be reaping the consequences of a beat down when their partner returns. Its also natural even in a domestic violence situation for them to want to protect their partner, especially in men because that has always been their role in society.
That´s why it´s so important that parents hold their children accountable for their actions. If you never face consequences for your bad behavior you could easily believe that you are entitled to do whatever you want.
I mean, people going to jail and then continuing to do what got them locked up proves you could give someone all the consequences that exist, and sometimes they just don't care
I think there should be serious charges for someone who yells rape at an officer when the video clearly shows no one in appropriately touching her. That’s crap
Not even 30 seconds in. "It'S mY pRiViLeGe!" got me good. That karen obviously doesn't know the difference between privilege and rights. and what can and can't be taken away. just.... wow. talk about choosing to be ignorant and being proud of it, just wow!
What I see wrong is after the officer has to take all that nonsense. The law violators get off with a dismissal of case and just a slap in the wrist or a meaningless fine.
wonders of the aftermath of "summer of love" where people voted emotion first for DAs and law officals and polticians who STATED PURPOSE was "realse as many criminals as possible and empty the prisons". meaning people who should have been charged for there bad actions are let go with slaps on the wrist reafirming that they can keep doing this threwout there lives.
@@housewilma4904give me a break. We have serious issues with our justice system. The protests in 2020 were about telling our legislators that the issues must be addressed. Billions of our tax dollars end up being paid to settle civil judgements for police brutality and civil rights abuses. Not millions...billions. That should tell you we have a serious problem with our police forces. Btw- crime has steadily declined since the 90's. Social media just allows you to see stuff you never would have known about before its invention.
I was getting booked into a jail once, i was 21 i believe. I was feeling really really down about my self and when the booking officer asked me if i had any feelings of hopelessness, or wanting to hurt my self or others. I said "Well, yea, I feel pretty hopeless right now" but answered in the negative to the other questions. Didn't matter, and that was one of the biggest lessons of my life. If you think telling an officer to take you to the hospital because you feel like you want to kill yourself you are making a BIG mistake! Not only was I put on a 15min suicide watch for the first week, the entire block i was put into had to endure the same watch. Not a good way to make friends in a shitty place.
I’m surprised they didn’t send you to the infirmary for the week in the Barnie Rebel suit. I have to agree with you, telling a deputy in jail or staff that you want to hurt yourself is a horrible idea. There’s no reading between the lines, it’s an automatic watch till the psychiatrist says the inmate can be released back to the block.
@@VroomVixxen Small small jail, 4 male blocks, 1 female. They put you right on the block unless your considered like an active danger, i guess they put me right out because i answered yes to one and no to the others lol. Theres only two isolation cells so im sure thats valuable realestate to the staff. They even combine there "infirmary" housed inmates in the same block as the pedophiles and sex offenders and call it Medblock/ RHU. Half of which is divided in half by a cage. Jail is a horrible place to be. Sorry for the late reply.
Honestly I think that's one of the biggest issues in mental health, you can really call for help, telling a cop or medical professionals will get you automatically psych lock up, which if you have a job that going to leave you in an even worse place of missing pay, if not your job entirely. The hotline is really a crap shot, especially if you are a code is your current location there's amazing program but they are so few and depending on your location not available. Like there's kinda like a retreat/rehab where unlike a hospital you aren't restraint and you can leave anytime. Honestly it's a shame of how gutted mental health is but when it comes from the same pool that goes to feeding people and housing people, I can see why people axed mental health to basically therapy (which depending on your issues isn't always sitting down and working through it but other types of therapy like inner child therapy, relationship therapy), mental hospital (I'm not surprised pharmacy company profits off of it so I don't think reform is going to change) and psychiatrist. That's basically your only choice especially since not a lot of people even know how to get to the right therapy or what types exist. Good luck on alternative to that due to lobbying you would have to basically move to an area which is probably expensive to get expensive mental health treatment that is more beneficial.
Right? Screaming you wanna kill yourself is just asking to be stripped nekkid n put in a Turtle suit (puffy velcro vest to prevent self harm) n put in solitary w/ 24hr observation or worse 202d n involuntarily committed to a mental ward for 72hr observation n if you don't play ur cards right they can just keep you there until "you're no longer a threat to yourself/others".
@@LadyLash22and what do they do with the homeless ones who continue to attempt pedestrian suicide each time they are let out? Don't they eventually life imprison those people due to them being an incredibly dangerous risk?
Imagine being at thanksgiving with Teri the terrible. Thank you Teri for your dedicated service being a New York City police officer. I can’t imagine how many countless lives you have saved with your fearless, demeanor, and unwavering pursuit of justice.
It seemed like the cop speaking to the boyfriend in the third video was trying to shame him for “getting beat up by a chick”. Not cool at all how he was phrasing that to a victim of domestic violence. Gross.
For someone named Aurora, that one Karen wasn't too BRIGHT! LOL 😂 I think the biggest reason these idiots exist is because the judicial system doesn't prosecute them to the limit of the law. I see so often, that the result is "charges were eventually dropped... "... That needs to stop and every one of them needs to serve some serious jail time. That would stop entitlement.
Karens and Racism so often go hand in hand. The privilege and entitlement oozing from these Karens is unbelievable. I'm 53 and never saw people act like that until I started watching these videos...
@@BaileyLeavenworth-nl4od Lots of gay people have heterosexual relationships while they’re still in the closet. But the guy with the pink car who pistol-whipped someone in traffic is def gay.
Forget a cop or jail, I'd be more afraid of my mom and her hands If I, a 38 yo woman was to ever act that way. This is a world of entitlement. Smh, secondhand embarrassment
I’d would be begging to stay with the officers. I know full well that the first thing that I would hear is my mother saying my full name followed by giving me “the look.”🤣
Literally just had my seat moved from the window seat, that I paid extra to choose, to an aisle seat. You know what I did? I accepted the moved seat, and politely asked the airline gate rep, what I could do about compensation for the the lost money and they politely responded that I call the number they then highlighted on my ticket and told me exactly what to do when I landed and apologized for the inconvenience. They had a full flight with a list of standby and I hadn't checked in before they started giving seats away. Annoying, yes. My fault? Debatable. I could have checked in earlier. Airport representative doing their job's fault? No. Guess what happened next. My flight sucked, but I made it to my destination and got my $25 back. Weird, how so many people just can't seem to navigate the same process.
It's not fair 2 other ppl in the vicinity 2 be exposed 2 terribly loud and obnoxious behavior. I would have seriously been so ill after 1 minute of that.
i want to thank the karens of the world for selflessly providing the internet with an endless stream of entertainment. you are doing an important job. ❄
"I don't live in Utah! I don't know anybody here!" Gee, I wonder what pocket-sized supercomputer knows how to get an Lyft, get a hotel, and get a different flight out to Alaska 😒. That clip was hard to watch.
"You match the description of a man that got beat up by a girl" is a crazy thing to say to a man who is subject to domestic violence
Agree to a point, however the cop knows the locals. She said her boyfriend is a drug dealer. The cops likely know he is a drug dealer and a scumbag and that was dig on the scumbag intentionally. If I was talking to a known drug dealer, I would have said same or similar. Drug dealers think they are untouchable but sooner or later they get whats coming. So to try to defend the boyfriend is to be defending a scumbag drug dealer that likely sells drugs to minors and some may have even over dosed from drugs by this boyfriend drug dealer.
@@internomad I'm not sure whether that's a way to justify the approach of the officer, however. Say, for example, a known carjacker was raped by somebody in a completely unrelated incident. Would you think it appropriate for the rape to be minimized just because the victim is a criminal? Bad people can have bad things happen to them, and while an ordinary person might think that's just karma and that they deserve it, officers should be expected to be better than that and should be held to a higher standard than that.
@@JaymiKit5une I understand the point you are making, however, just because a bad person such as your example of a car jacker happens to be on the receiving end this time and has become a victim doesn't mean he is worthy or deserving of sympathy after victimizing others and now he is the victim and so he is now suddenly deserving of sympathy. Once a convict, always a convict, even after serving time you are viewed as a ex-con and regarded as such, right up until something bad happens and their status changes from excon to victim and sympathy to follow. Not how it works. Just as if there is a bad cop/ corrupt and something bad happens to him, Is he a victim or is the response, good he got what he deserved because he was a corrupt cop. Plus a car jacker usually doesn't harm people like a drug dealer does. Drugs dealers kill people and rip families apart because of their existence and actions. Carjacker doesn't.
@@internomad That's such an unfortunate way of thinking. Do you not believe people can change? Take an alcoholic, for example. Alcoholics can potentially ruin the lives of those around them, but would you still think they're "always an alcoholic" even when they no longer drink? A lot of people are capable of rehabilitation (not all people, by any means). Like I said though, the regular person can judge people on a personal level all they want - however, officers should be better than that and if they approach every single situation with such negative bias, then they are simply not good at their job.
Nah *forreal* like wtf was he thinking 🤦🏼♀️🥴
I love when Karens dare cops to arrest them, then freak the f*ck out when the cops comply. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
But what if you were "FK'N CHOKEHOLDED ME!!!" ? Everytime I get "CHOKEHOLDED ME!!" I freak out too.
@@arnold8746idk if you are joking, but that gal was lying outta her ass
I'm not American so I don't quite understand...why did he arrest her? Just because she literally asked for it? Sooo...can I get arrested if I ask a police officer to arrest me?
@feodaron89 no, you don't get arrested just for asking. But blowing a gasket and screaming like a maniac while drunk in an airport will get you cuffed up.
@@arnold8746 no no no...I'm talking about another case...I'm talking about a girl who beat her boyfriend.
"You sound a lot like my brother did right before he burned my mom's house down." I almost spit out my coffee
Yeah I did not expect that one haha
Funny enough same I was drinking a frappe and choked on it 😂
It was a slick way of calling her crazy . And he’s awesome for that! I truly respect these police men and women for their restraint in dealing with these idiots
That cop is based af.
@@Intercaust His brother is, at least.
I want to see a video called “people react to watching their own body cam footage after they sober up”
Yes, please, lol.
Yes and their family to show what they did
Omg I’ve wished for this for a while! Would be so entertaining to see if they’re still Karen’s sober lol
Definitely! that would be awesome! And when they'll realize that what's on the internet stays on the internet, forever!
I wanna see a video called "poopoofartbuttz"
I am surprised Terre didn't have a heart attack. How the hell do you throw a temper tantrum that bad as a grown ass woman?
*At the Police Station :* 👵☠
I mean, I get where's she's coming from. I used to throw tantrums like that...and then I turned 4.
She is in grief on her way to a memorial service. When in grief you don't always act appropriately. Her behavior was not right by any means however that doesn't give a random man the right to place thier hands on her and escalate the situation
@@livelovelaugh117 Apparently getting the manager of the airport and shouting at people was way more important than her grief. I would make sure I got on that plane to not miss my family members funeral at any cost. Normal people don't act like that.
@@livelovelaugh117She shows signs of NEVER acting appropriate. Now she's using her dead aunt as an excuse
This is this crazy woman's normal self: she's pathetic and a big LIER. Kick her butt off that flight
When people say "no, you're not arresting me!!" I seriously wonder do they think or have they ever seen police go "ya know, you're right" and just uncuff them?
Being so entitled and finally being told no really breaks their brains lol
just quite stupid arrogant brats, that think they are untouchable,
wellll... most of these Karens also believe the Earth is flat & "God" sent Trump to save them from drag queens, so...
Exactly, like if they refuse to comply, the cops would just go "well she refused to comply so i guess she is innocent"
It always makes me laugh 😭
I feel so sorry for that father, with a daughter like that. There must be absolutely NO peace in his household. "Dad, help me!" after she just told police her father was demented. What a clown.
Screaming " I can't breathe" at the top of your lungs while being arrested contradicts itself.
eh you can hear her voice change because the pressure he has on her neck that cop needs to be investigated for the way he approached the male victim in general though
as my mother who was a pediatric nurse for 10 years would say, "if they're screamin' they're breathin'"
You know that you're addicted to police cam videos when there's only 1 video in this 2-plus hour video that you haven't watched yet.
Fr it's just a compilation nothing else
Yessss me too 😂
Same! 😂
Same, I also like to watch them so I can learn from them.
This is me. Right now. But the lady at the airport always cracks me up.
As a former (retired) LEO, I find the statement by the cop “beat up by a female”, to be deplorable, unprofessional, insensitive. Domestic violence is not a joke. This attitude is why men rarely report domestic abuse. He needs admonished at the very least. I would’ve filed a complaint on the Officer. His comments and unprofessional conduct is not acceptable.
I agree 👍🏽
Thank you for your service.
He was feeding into so many bull shit stigmas and culture biases 😒
Some of the meanest people I know are women, man.
Agreed
The saddest part is seeing the guy say “respectfully do not touch her”. Not only is he trying to defend his abuser while she’s being arrested the tone in his voice shows how powerless he is.
Definitely. The cops way of wording things contributed to his reluctancy to respond in my opinion
Kayla, the chick that phoned the cops on her man to scare him, is an absolute classic. I've seen that clip at least 3 times now and it never stops being hilarious. "Shakira Flabbergasted"
If she really wanted to scare her man, why didn’t she just do what everyone else does and *pretend* to call someone rather than *actually* doing it? Did she really think police wouldn’t take a vague phone call seriously?
She’s stunted. She might look like an adult and her I’d might say so but her demeanor physiologically screams (pun not intended 😂) a stunted woman at the age she experienced he most trauma her psyche could handle by the tantrums, I’m guessing as a child.
The saddest part is that she’s got a minor under her care, in case that was a baby or maybe a pet? Regardless, reproducing just to continue traumatizing generation after generation... I mean, that’s what makes a society y’all
Excuse my pseudo diagnosis 🤭. I’m just a second year psych student searching for these type of info for a project ✌️ 😌
Have you seen the one where she wrecked? It's so much worse!
"I'm gonna lose my job,no!"
"Well you shouldn't have called the police."
It’s already hard enough for men to report women for abusing them, but the cop saying “…for being beat up by a girl” doesn’t help, does it?
Men, it does not make you any less of a man to report a woman for physically harming or abusing you. Please, as a woman believe me you won’t be thought any less of. I’ve watched far too many true crime videos where men were killed by women because they failed to report the abuse they’d been experiencing.
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@@FlawlessImperfectionBeauty thank you :)
THIS 👏👏👏
Rip
Yeah, honestly, that officer didn't need to act like that. What was even the point in saying what he was saying in that way?
"what is wrong with America?" she asks. Karens are what is wrong. "I am a woman in a dress." Like that bestows priviledge.
now that comment had my mouth open because wtf does that even mean
For a moment I thought she meant her dress could have left her exposed when pushed to the ground, but I think that's giving her too much credit.
Then begins to yell racial slurs at the officer
And she said she had worked for NYPD... and acted like that. Guess she was a bad hire.
@@Fillows4
Streetwalker???!😂
"you sound like my brother before he burnt my moms house down" .. absolutely savage lmao
"You're under arrest for DUI".
"No, I'm not!" Says the lady who mistook a handwipe for a phone. Honestly though, that shit was hilarious.
Yeah
“You sound just like my brother before he burned my mom’s house down”.
Damn.. that was cooooold 😅
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That arrest was pure camp. The narrator doesn’t get it. She was hilarious and the cop was loving it.
Christina thinking a wet wipe is her phone gets me every time 😂😂
She sounds like an old lady
Oh that was Priceless... I wish we got second episode's of them completely sober watching there video's.... Love to see there reaction.
@@larrycrabs5995WHAT!!! THEY’RE SELLING CHOCOLATE!!!!!
I laughed too hard. That was priceless
I choked on my water the moment she sat back in her seat and held it to her ear. 🤣
The abuser Karen needs to be in prison. She's not insane, she's criminally evil.
are you talking about Jamie? She is a heavy girl that keeps on and on!!! IF so, she is just plain mean, you are right!
The one that kicked the officer?
Which one?? They are all so LOUD, mean and hateful.
@@BrilliantAtTimes exactly! Amazing what these people do and act like!!! Wow!
if you're talking about the third one, she is the perfect example to "don't stick your D in crazy". pretty hot though.
I think the statement 'stop policing me' explains every single one of these entitled people. No one has ever said 'no' to them before, and so hearing it for the first time from people who have the authority behind their 'no' utterly confounds them.
Its fascinating watching these women realize they aren't getting their way and it totally blows their mind. They literally can't believe that all the crying, the lying, the blaming, the flirting and the tantrums that have always gotten them out of trouble aren't working this time and it completely shatters their world.
Saying to a domestic abuse victim they were there to help him because he was " getting beat up by a girl" is so insulting.Probably made him feel so embarrassed to accept help when he was the victim.
Welcome to the world of being a male, you will either be treated as the perpetrator or be laughed at.
How he literally just said you got beat up by a girl it’s not an insult and you can’t speak for him and how he feels
@@Diorsvmz does the police ever tell a woman that she was just "beaten up by a boy" or would they say abused by a man?
@@Phrikeares It sure af was "assault on a peace officer" when it was _them._ Im sure their report didnt say "attacked by a girl"
@@Blue.Diesel males still have it overall easier in life ngl
doesnt invalidate victims but its worth saying
I'll never understand the impulse of women to think "If I scream loud enough the POLICE will let me go" lol
Bloody lunatics 😂
Well the police needs some ear plugs when working with people like that
Yeah as someone who works in law you should see the shit men pull
@Anonymous-jj3cz sir do you have body cam footage of the craziest stuff you seen them pull?
There's some loudass men out there too, some real life Randy Marsh's if you know what I mean
The first one is absolutely fantastic. She hits all the great lines... I want the manager, what's wrong with America, who will stand up for me, I didn't do anything, then calling the cops "the hard R"... of course she started everything and in true Karen fashion went straight to "oh poor me" victim mode. She is the true classic Karen. She REALLY went all in on playing the victim when she's the problem.
Damn straight
She even has fake pearls too. Handcuffs make them very hard to clutch though.
She started it how? She was trying to catch her flight and was pushed out by another passenger (can't fathom why he would involve himself unless he is a psychopath) out of the boarding door. I am a civil lawyer in the DFW area and If someone can give me the details on the passenger who pushed her out, I would like to sue the living daylights out of that asshole, Terry Ann Bluse if you are here please reach out because you were wronged here and we can make it right
The other passenger had no right to touch her. She's a victim.
@@zoidberg1437You're right. The other passenger had no right to touch her but nobody seems to react to that.
that cop talking to the male domestic abuse victim was so horrible. I can't believe he would talk to anyone in a domestic abuse situation like that.
gender doesn't matter, you still need to show compassion and understanding.
“Shakira Flabbergasted” had me cackling so hard 😂😂😂
Frfr 🤣 the way that Policeman was like “Shakira Flabbergasted…..Ok-ay.” *closes door* 💀😂
I thought she was going to say;
“Shakira, Shakira”………😂😂😂
For some reason shortly after when she was demanding to go to the hospital, the response of "Duly noted" to her request had me laughing.
Where is it?
(Nevermind I found it)
Maybe her breasts were small and humble so they weren't confused with mountains?
«For what?!»
«He’s passed out!»
«For what?!»
«he’s in the driver seat!»
«For what?!»
«For drunk driving!»
😂😂😂
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I don’t understand how people like this make it through each day. The baby that didn’t get her aisle seat is truly insane. When you are headed out on a flight, you need to go there with the thought process that literally ANYTHING can happen so you have to behave like an adult. All of that because she didn’t get her aisle seat?? She is NUTS!!
How do these people even have any social contacts
It never ceases to amaze me that there are so many grown adults, free in society, that behave like obnoxious, tantrum throwing 3 year olds. They have no shame or embarrassment at all.
Of COURSE she’s gonna behave like a toddler, didn’t you hear she has a curvular back??
YOUR WIFE CHEATS ON YOU 3 TIMES A DAY!!!! "I'm not married" 😂😂😂
Lol i swear people be just saying anything to hurt your feelings when you could care less
*couldn't care less
@@BlackRainbow84I HATE that s*** lol like when people say, “I have to unthaw” so and so… sooo you gotta re freeze it? ITS THAW😮💨 and sooooo many more😭
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Woman literally said "I want to talk to the manager of this road" 😂😂😂
They've all bullied and mean girl'd their way out of every situation they've ever been in and literally have no idea how to act when they're out numbered and over powered.
When she hit Terre with "Thank you for your service, Sir" I laughed LOL
LOL! It’s a good thing she didn’t clock on to that.
The subtitles said "sir" but the officer pretty clearly says "Terre."
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She NEVER was A COP!!!
@@bridgetclement2968😅she was drunk asf
If she's retired NYPD I'm the Prime Minister of Mars. 😂
😂 retired NYPD my ass. What a laughable suggestion 🤦
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Oh she meant fired NYPD. Or tested and failed out for NYPD.
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She sure must have ate a lot after retiring or only rode a desk to be that big 😏
"I want the manager of the fucking airport" 😂😂😂
Typical Karen behavior! 😂
Those are the type of people that give me panic attacks. I am more scared of them than other people. I don't like irrational people.
@@nartin9SAME. Irrational people are unpredictable people and I need to know what others are going to do in order to feel safe.
Almost as good as Alex who wanted the manager of the street and the rock 😂
If that's not the most Karen thing, I don't know what is
I hope Christina saw her video footage later. If I ever saw footage of myself being so drunk that I began using a wipe as a phone, I would be mortified in to never drinking again! And if she is not under the influence as she claimed then I am even more worried.
After buying a mixed drink before catching the bus home, I slammed my drink and got instantly drunk. My co-worker filmed me. Two minutes into the video, I deleted it. Really embarrassing and I was only 10% obnoxious as her.
@@evilarchconservative2952 What did you order a roofie?
I've had my fun in the past, but I've never been able to drink, smoke, etc enough to get to the point of using a wet nap as a phone! 😂 Some other chemical imbalance happening here I think! Man!
The amount of people who respond to "you're under arrest" with "no I'm not" blows my mind. What's the officer going to say? "Oh, you're not? Lemme just uncuff you real quick then"
They’re just lit 😂
Or them saying oooover🙄 and oooover🙄 and oooover🙄 again…. ”PLEASE” “PLEASE” ”PLEASE IM A GOOD PERSON” “PLEASE” ”PLEASE MY CHILDREN ARE AT HOME” “PLEASE ITS MY CHILDS DAY” (but I’m out shoplifting 😏 drinking & driving 😒and or high🤦🏽♀️) ANYWAY.. ”PLEASE I HAVE TO GO TO WORK TODAY” “PLEASEEEE OFFICER IM GOING TO LOSE MY APARTMENT” (AS IF THEY WONT BE RELEASED THE SAME/NEXT DAY😂) “OMG PLEASE PLEASE DONT ARREST ME” OFFICERRRRR STOP DONT DO THIS TO ME” “PLEASEEEEEE”
GETS IN CUFFS…. ”PLEASE” “PLEASEEEE MY BABY IS SICK” “I HAVE NO ONE ELSE PLEASEEEE” “MY SON IS HOME ALONE BY HIMSELF SO PLEASE HE NEEDS ME…”
OFFICER: “HOW OLD IS HE?!?”…. “OFFICER PLEASEEEEE HES 36 PLEASEEEE” 😂😂😂😂
GETS IN CRUISER… “”PLEASE” “PLEASE OFFICER WAIT” “PLEASEEEEEEE DONT”
GETS TO STATION… ”PLEASE DONT DO THIS TO ME PLEASEEEE” “MY DOGS ARE GOING TO DIE PLEASE OFFICER PLEASEEE”
GETS TO THE BOOKING DESK…”PLEASEEE OMG PLEASE IM BLOWING HARD AS I AM…BUT PLEASEEE LET ME GO PLEASEEEE” “IF I DO IT CAN I GO? PLEASEEEEE”
GETS PUT IN CELL: TURNS AROUND & CRYS OUT WITH ONE MORE ATTEMPT: …”PLEA…”DOOR SLAMS IN FACE
(Crying instantly stops 😒😏😡)
🤬HIGH PITCHED SCREAM..”FK U B****, THATS WHY YOUR WIFE CHEATS YOU 3 TIMES A WEEK….” (CONTINUES YELLING) “FKKKKKKKKK UUUUU” (Starts slamming head on literally EVERYTHING)
As if they are going to say “FINE, OKAY OKAY, BUT NEXT TIME YOUR GOING DEAL?…” 😂
I CAN GO ON…😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Damn it, I’m hooked on body cams!!! 🤦🏽♀️🤷🏽♀️🤎😂
I think ive seen the one with the young couple where the female was abusing her boyfriend at least 6x, and every time it angers me even more when i hear that officer say to the boyfriend that he was "getting beat up by a female." He says it more than once too. If he actually thought he was going to get the guy to talk by referring to the situation in that way, he needs a new job or training on how to approach and talk to people/victims/suspects.
Could not agree more!!!
Yes, it was extremely condescending. Obviously doesn't take abused men seriously. He put it in a condescending manner multiple times. The guy didn't ask to get attacked, and he was already feeling insecure about it since he didn't want to identify himself. I hope he's rid of that crazy woman.
disgustinly its common the "logic" that says "real men dont hit women in self defense" actually tells people "real men dont complain when women hit them".
I tried to make a similar comment and I think it got removed. That cop made the guy feel weak and useless. He was also very hostile towards the victim. He shouldn't be a cop
Came here to say this, if an officer had been empathetic and treated him like a person and not degrading him by saying he got beat up by a girl and insinuating all of that, I feel like it would have gone a lot different than it did
31:24 Alexandria is so infuriating omg. Watching her entitled behavior raised my blood pressure fr. How repugnant of her to act like her dad is mentally ill when she’s the one behaving like an absolute lunatic. He takes her in when she’s in need and this is how she treats him. I hope he stands firm and does not allow her back in his house.
Yeah some of these vids makes my blood pressure soar too. Had to back off my binge watching cuz it literally effected my heart. My fault for getting so emotionally wrapped up in these vids and binge watching. Not saying that is what YOU are doing. I'm just saying I totally get what you are saying. No way could I be an officer after dealing with adrenaline pumping situations like THESE and then they get released with no repercussions for the way they mistreat the officers and everyone else...no thank you! Makes your blood boil doesn't it?? 😳😔
I'm sure he was paying for the rehab she escaped from, too. Dad needs to cut his losses, and disown her, especially after the horrible way she tried to claim he was suffering from early dementia. She's a horrible, ungrateful child.
Dad is very selfish and so cruel to his own daughter,People will turn their backs against Alexandra's father for disowning his own daughter.Cop's behavior is so out of control that the police should be retrained.
@@reneejohnson6303 Okay, Alexandra.
It's her dad fault, Alexandria 's dad was supposed to love and raised his own daughter and acting so selfish. He knew his own daughter's behavior was inappropriate in the first place. And now disowning his own daughter?
Really it's not her fault! Her dad chooses to disown her .Alexandria's dad is making bad decisions on his own daughter and she chooses the wrong ones . Her father is disobedience , cruel, and disrespectful to his own daughter sending her in jail. Selfish people like her father shouldn't have to
be rewarded for anything but throwing their own child away on to the streets.
Alexandria's own father should look at
himself in a eye with a relationship with his own daughter not to be so cruel and selfish. Her should man up and stop disrespecting her.
"Which means you got beat up BY A CHICK" - that officer needs investigating. This is exactly why male victims of domestic violence do not come forward.
Couldn't agree with you more. He's obviously like the other 99.99% of cops, chauvinistic pigs that feel the need to compensate for their very low self esteem and worth.
Agreed
But he was acting like a total simp though. I do agree it was unprofessional.
THANK YOU, exactly why men feel embarrassed or ashamed to come forward. That officer was massively out of line and very unprofessional. I 100% agree on that!
Yeah, what a way to word it, when speaking with the victim too 🤦♂️ reverse the situation and I don’t think he would have been that insensitive 🤔
How Aurora got away with acting like that is beyond me, she literally tried to get out and run during a traffic stop, that's a felony. Ridiculous.
If the cops never read her the miranda right's that could be the reason right there. the test she took was also below the legal limit (even tho it was after 2 hours). I guess it could be argued police didn't follow procedure? Not sure tho
The two of them jumped out ready to fight them off and run, the guy was just as bad, but at least he came to his senses real quick.
I have no idea how some of these people could see a video of themselves and not want to crawl out of their own skin from embarrassment. Especially the sober ones.
At least a drunk person might not remember acting like a toddler. If you're sober, you woke up that day already able to be this way. Totally unreal.
Have you ever acted irrationally?
@@JC-ji1hp Not to the extent that I'm screaming at cops and expecting to get my way.
@@sammyi2505 I didn’t ask if you acted like this. Just irrational in general. If so you’d have some idea then, right?
Seems like a lot of people are unable to feel stupid.
@@JC-ji1hpno
The officer involved in the domestic abuse case is horrific, honestly. The guy was clearly being abused, and all the cop did was shame him. Nobody was behaving particularly erratic until he instigated most of what ended up occurring.
Cop put his hand on her ass too. When he handcuffed her and brought her to the ground
TotaLLy Agree there
The kid is obviously a local drug dealer. His girlfriend even stated as such. More than likely, the officers know that he's a local trouble, and she is too. He probably has mouthed off to police before. We just don't have enough backstory to be making crazy statements😊
@@TTS-TPwhats that got to do with anything? This isn't Law & Order, this is real life and the officers have a job to do. Victimizing and disregarding others is not apart of it.
@@amateur._.author2608 Everything kiddo trust me if you knew him you would probably be blunt too sigh. Or worse sigh. Also he was refusing some times you got poke them a little to get him to talk to them guy like him will never give his name and say shit because makes him feel weak so you got poke him so he gets some damn courage to speak sigh.
That girl sitting in her dad car REALLY thought she was EATING UP the officer questions until they snatched her ass right on up! 😂😂😂
Jaclyn is so upset that she can't understand that they're literally doing what she wants.
“THEY ARE LEAVING ME HOMELESS!”
The … plane … was your home? Huh? lol
"... in UTAH! Homeless in UTAH!!!"
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I feel so bad for the dude 😢. Him being abused by the woman and the cop just making it sound like he’s belittling him. The guy even tried to protect her, hope he’s doing better
Seriously. That is SO messed up.
I hope that dude has a happy fulfilling life far away from that she beast.
no, he doesn't need to be around her
Seriously, the women that beat up on men do it for control and because they are bullies. Men know they shouldn't hit a woman, so if he retaliates and defends himself, she will forever call him a woman beater. There are no good options when you're with a woman like this.
@@jenerin905I think women who do that are disgusting! I've been mad at my now ex husband PLENTY of times and vice versa but in the 27 years of marriage no physical violence ever occurred or came close! I have my issues with him but he not once even yelled at me! I yelled on s and immediately apologized! These men and women who scrape the bottom of the barrel need to learn to love themselves!
That girl that wouldn't get out of her dad's car gives off definite vibes of someone that doesn't get told no. Specifically, the vibe I'm getting, is they were probably told no as a kid, because they didn't say please or something. Then the parents started giving her anything she wanted as a reward for saying please and asking nicely. Then bam. "Dad help me, PLEASE!" over and over again, like she's absolutely one hundred percent CONVINCED that asking and saying please will get her what she wants.
Such a shame! The lack of self-control and disrespect towards law enforcement only makes things worse.
That guy is the *DEFINITION* of “damned if you do, damned if you don’t.” The officer was basically trying to arrest him for NOT fighting back legally, but would’ve arrested him if he DID fight back physically 🤦🏽♀️
They have those quotas to fill
Disgusting. I would (and did) break up with a boyfriend for less! He put his finger in my face and screamed at me for absolutely nothing
"'I'm a woman in a dress!"
Hahaha, I am so going to use that line, randomly and out of context, whenever I am in disagreement xD
"No this is McDonalds we don't serve pizza here"
"I AM A WOMAN IN A DRESS"
Can't speak for everyone else but if someone came through the drive through I work at and said this, I'd fucking die laughing 😂😂
Mid month: "L, I am your boss - not your sugar daddy. Please stop texting me to pay you future paycheques every time you splurge on random shopping sprees."
Me: But... But... But... I aM a WoMan In A DrEsS!!!
"When I called the cops on my boyfriend I didn't think cops would show up and be hostile towards him!"
It has to be so hard for these officers to go home at the end of the day after being spoken to like this.
I think they are used to it
Standing ovation for the officer dealing with "Christina" after the DWI crash. That man is an absoloute saint.
This first woman in the airport wow. How is she not embarrassed? I love how a passenger called her out in front of the cops. And she said all the karen things: "I want the manager of the airport", "I'm a woman in a dress", "this is AMERICA!", "I'm a retired officer" 😂😂😂
All while lying to the cops about what happened.
"It's my ...privilege..." nothing more Karen than that 😂😂😂
01:41:56 "I cAn'T wAiT fOr My DaD tO pUlL yOu OvEr."
"Perfect!" 🤣
If you’re a police officer who remains respectful and kind despite being ridiculed, mocked, spit on, assaulted, falsely accused, insulted and cursed at, thank you. We see you! We need you and appreciate you. ❤
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Amen! God bless the good police officers who put up with this crap every day!
Just trying to do their job like the rest of us, hate to see the bullshit they deal with
They have no realistic choice but to maintain their cool when that camera is on. Bodycams > *
Omg Shakira Flabbergasted has me dying. My new pseudonym.
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It always amazes me how many people claim to know 'their rights', yet yell about not having their rights read. The miranda rights just have to be ready before they begin to question you, after arrest.
What’s shocking and amazing is they’re all the same person. “I didn’t do anything!”
I absolutely love when alcoholics try to ‘fool’ the specialized equipment by slowly & softly providing their breath sample. Kelly even had the quintessential ‘talk to the manager’ haircut to top off it, no pun intended. She’s also gotta work on those fake panic attacks, that rapid breathing nonsense wasn’t fooling anyone, especially after just causing a motor vehicle accident…yikes
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Kelly trying to make it about the officers family is so stupid for multiple reasons. The local PD when I lived near Pittsburgh had a history of pulling over their own family members and showing up to defend the stops. Good cops do not fuk around.
I didn't even notice how fresh this video was until I clicked.
I didnt notice til i saw your comment lol
Same here 😂
Same here dude!
Fresh compilation of same old videos
@@disfiguredbee5150 True.
The police officer speaking to the young man who was abused by his girlfriend is both unprofessional and immature…, “you got beat up by a chick”.
Abused, by a woman.
He’s shaming this young man.
A superior officer seeing this interaction should’ve disciplined that officer.
For real, its hard enough for male victims to speak out because they are afraid of being shamed all the time. I felt horrible for him. Not only was his gf a psycho but these officers suck at helping him or showing him any kind of compassion.
Yea, but then he has the balls to defend that crazy nasty woman.
@@yungcris5211 Many survivors of domestic violence go through the cycle of getting hurt but also protecting them due to many factors such as being raised in an abusive environment. Sometimes they try to reason because they know if they don't try to fix the situation, the second their partner gets out of jail, they'll be reaping the consequences of a beat down when their partner returns. Its also natural even in a domestic violence situation for them to want to protect their partner, especially in men because that has always been their role in society.
They won't. And even if he tried to press charges they would disappear.
that is extremely wrong!! grrrrr
@1:02:00 - Bro busting through the door like he's a badass, and then 30 seconds later, crying on the floor straight SENT ME! Comedy gold.
Didn't the officers hear her? She has to go to work! 😆 😂
I absolutely hate it when someone gets arrested and their significant other tries to defend them when the person arrested is clearly in the wrong
Right!
A Stockholm syndrome kinda thing. I feel bad that they feel the need to do that to themselves
That part!
That´s why it´s so important that parents hold their children accountable for their actions. If you never face consequences for your bad behavior you could easily believe that you are entitled to do whatever you want.
I mean, people going to jail and then continuing to do what got them locked up proves you could give someone all the consequences that exist, and sometimes they just don't care
I think there should be serious charges for someone who yells rape at an officer when the video clearly shows no one in appropriately touching her. That’s crap
I agree. It makes it hard for real victims and is disgusting to do to a man
Not even 30 seconds in. "It'S mY pRiViLeGe!" got me good. That karen obviously doesn't know the difference between privilege and rights. and what can and can't be taken away. just.... wow. talk about choosing to be ignorant and being proud of it, just wow!
What I see wrong is after the officer has to take all that nonsense. The law violators get off with a dismissal of case and just a slap in the wrist or a meaningless fine.
Yeah, they humored that girl in her dad's car wayyyyy too long
wonders of the aftermath of "summer of love" where people voted emotion first for DAs and law officals and polticians who STATED PURPOSE was "realse as many criminals as possible and empty the prisons".
meaning people who should have been charged for there bad actions are let go with slaps on the wrist reafirming that they can keep doing this threwout there lives.
These are clearly death penalty offenses.
Officers don't have to put up with this. They chose to by being officers. That's what they're for, dealing with these situations. That's they're jobs.
@@housewilma4904give me a break. We have serious issues with our justice system. The protests in 2020 were about telling our legislators that the issues must be addressed.
Billions of our tax dollars end up being paid to settle civil judgements for police brutality and civil rights abuses. Not millions...billions. That should tell you we have a serious problem with our police forces.
Btw- crime has steadily declined since the 90's. Social media just allows you to see stuff you never would have known about before its invention.
I was getting booked into a jail once, i was 21 i believe. I was feeling really really down about my self and when the booking officer asked me if i had any feelings of hopelessness, or wanting to hurt my self or others. I said "Well, yea, I feel pretty hopeless right now" but answered in the negative to the other questions. Didn't matter, and that was one of the biggest lessons of my life. If you think telling an officer to take you to the hospital because you feel like you want to kill yourself you are making a BIG mistake! Not only was I put on a 15min suicide watch for the first week, the entire block i was put into had to endure the same watch. Not a good way to make friends in a shitty place.
I’m surprised they didn’t send you to the infirmary for the week in the Barnie Rebel suit. I have to agree with you, telling a deputy in jail or staff that you want to hurt yourself is a horrible idea. There’s no reading between the lines, it’s an automatic watch till the psychiatrist says the inmate can be released back to the block.
@@VroomVixxen Small small jail, 4 male blocks, 1 female. They put you right on the block unless your considered like an active danger, i guess they put me right out because i answered yes to one and no to the others lol. Theres only two isolation cells so im sure thats valuable realestate to the staff. They even combine there "infirmary" housed inmates in the same block as the pedophiles and sex offenders and call it Medblock/ RHU. Half of which is divided in half by a cage. Jail is a horrible place to be. Sorry for the late reply.
Honestly I think that's one of the biggest issues in mental health, you can really call for help, telling a cop or medical professionals will get you automatically psych lock up, which if you have a job that going to leave you in an even worse place of missing pay, if not your job entirely. The hotline is really a crap shot, especially if you are a code is your current location there's amazing program but they are so few and depending on your location not available. Like there's kinda like a retreat/rehab where unlike a hospital you aren't restraint and you can leave anytime. Honestly it's a shame of how gutted mental health is but when it comes from the same pool that goes to feeding people and housing people, I can see why people axed mental health to basically therapy (which depending on your issues isn't always sitting down and working through it but other types of therapy like inner child therapy, relationship therapy), mental hospital (I'm not surprised pharmacy company profits off of it so I don't think reform is going to change) and psychiatrist. That's basically your only choice especially since not a lot of people even know how to get to the right therapy or what types exist. Good luck on alternative to that due to lobbying you would have to basically move to an area which is probably expensive to get expensive mental health treatment that is more beneficial.
Right? Screaming you wanna kill yourself is just asking to be stripped nekkid n put in a Turtle suit (puffy velcro vest to prevent self harm) n put in solitary w/ 24hr observation or worse 202d n involuntarily committed to a mental ward for 72hr observation n if you don't play ur cards right they can just keep you there until "you're no longer a threat to yourself/others".
@@LadyLash22and what do they do with the homeless ones who continue to attempt pedestrian suicide each time they are let out? Don't they eventually life imprison those people due to them being an incredibly dangerous risk?
"I Thought you where hurting my wife!"
"You just tazed my boyfriend!"
My brain kinda shut down at that one
I don't know how these officers don't just loose it with these people. It's a good thing I'm not a cop. I would have lost my cool really fast.
I like how people think the more they talk, yell, and argue, the better off the situation will get, definitely not the case 🤦🏾♀️
Imagine being at thanksgiving with Teri the terrible.
Thank you Teri for your dedicated service being a New York City police officer. I can’t imagine how many countless lives you have saved with your fearless, demeanor, and unwavering pursuit of justice.
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 I really hope that was a sarcastic comment and not a sincere one.
It would probably be like aunt Marge
@@kathleensingleton6314 lol very sarcastic.
I highly doubt she was even a cop, but hey! One can imagine cops reacting entitled AF I mean, they’re not perfect 😅
"Can you pass the gravy, Aunt Teri?"
Teri "I'M A WOMAN IN A DRESS!"
35:34 “Stop you’ve violated the law!”
Right out of Skyrim 😂😂
Wait... I know you.
Actions like these only escalate the situation and reflect poorly on everyone involved.
It seemed like the cop speaking to the boyfriend in the third video was trying to shame him for “getting beat up by a chick”. Not cool at all how he was phrasing that to a victim of domestic violence. Gross.
Yeah the exact opposite of what they should do
Came to say that before I saw this. "Chick" this and "chick" that. Yuck.
Imagine him saying something like that to a woman. “You the one beat up by some dude?” 🤪
Then he’s confused why the guy doesn’t cooperate at all.
I really hope they throw his charges out.
FR
For someone named Aurora, that one Karen wasn't too BRIGHT! LOL 😂 I think the biggest reason these idiots exist is because the judicial system doesn't prosecute them to the limit of the law. I see so often, that the result is "charges were eventually dropped... "... That needs to stop and every one of them needs to serve some serious jail time. That would stop entitlement.
It’s so infuriating that these people get away with acting this way. charges dropped all the time and they turn around and do it again.
'Do you have any mental illnesses?' How dare he ask Shakira Flabbergasted such a question.
2 minutes in in a 2 hour long video and a Karen has already called for the manager. This is gonna be a good one, I can tell
It’s the same goddamn videos what u mean
"You sound just like my brother before he burned my mom's house down." That part hit hard
That man said that like he was talking to his dog so fu*king calmly like what the hell Jesus Christ calm down
*I always love how cops react to crasy assholes*
"YOUR WIFE CHEATS ON YOU!"
"well I'm not married, so...." *shuts door in face*
I cant wait to get to this part😂😂
Lol, couldn't even get their facts straight. Not you, the karens
All this energy.......they must be exhausted by the end of the day.😅😅😅
If I was him, I would say that, even if I was married just for the burn 🔥
That was a good moment!! 🙂
"I take care of my dad, I'm his care taker, I do a lot of stuff, what do you do?"... I think he's a police officer lol
Karens and Racism so often go hand in hand. The privilege and entitlement oozing from these Karens is unbelievable. I'm 53 and never saw people act like that until I started watching these videos...
This is generation snowflake, they say LITERALLY alot and are so very obnoxious 😅.
Kinda like the gay guy’s girlfriend calling his victims “hillbillies”…
@@Leah112184how could a guy be gay if they have a girlfriend-
@@BaileyLeavenworth-nl4od Lots of gay people have heterosexual relationships while they’re still in the closet. But the guy with the pink car who pistol-whipped someone in traffic is def gay.
And online "influencers"...🤣
Forget a cop or jail, I'd be more afraid of my mom and her hands If I, a 38 yo woman was to ever act that way. This is a world of entitlement. Smh, secondhand embarrassment
I’d would be begging to stay with the officers. I know full well that the first thing that I would hear is my mother saying my full name followed by giving me “the look.”🤣
First lady, "I had a couple cocktails". Wow I never saw that coming!
The words "I know my rights" are almost always uttered by people who don't.
Love how the narrator just roasts these people with the most polite tone😂😂😂😂😂
I actually wouldn't be surprised if they put a code number out for a Karen encounter.
When Christina asked for her phone, the officer should've handed her a wet wipe. Missed opportunity to be a hero.
Literally just had my seat moved from the window seat, that I paid extra to choose, to an aisle seat. You know what I did? I accepted the moved seat, and politely asked the airline gate rep, what I could do about compensation for the the lost money and they politely responded that I call the number they then highlighted on my ticket and told me exactly what to do when I landed and apologized for the inconvenience. They had a full flight with a list of standby and I hadn't checked in before they started giving seats away. Annoying, yes. My fault? Debatable. I could have checked in earlier. Airport representative doing their job's fault? No.
Guess what happened next. My flight sucked, but I made it to my destination and got my $25 back. Weird, how so many people just can't seem to navigate the same process.
Home girl who called the cops to threaten her boyfriend and then got herself arrested is comedy gold, comedy gold!
Instant karma 😂
“Curvular back” is the funniest shit I’ve heard in a long time. Way to go Christina!! Years as a nurse and I thought I’d heard it all 😭😭😭😂😂😂
People wonder why airlines have a zero tolerance for this kind of behavior. This type of thing used to be rare. It no longer is.
It's not fair 2 other ppl in the vicinity 2 be exposed 2 terribly loud and obnoxious behavior. I would have seriously been so ill after 1 minute of that.
“I WANT THE MANAGER OF THE AIRPORT”
Terri is the Queen Karen of all Karens 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
i want to thank the karens of the world for selflessly providing the internet with an endless stream of entertainment. you are doing an important job. ❄
Doing God's work
True warriors of the cause
@@yepwhatever1142this wins 😂😂
I was rolling on the floor at the last girl-where did her other false lash go?? Lmaoooo.
I love that you noticed that
“What is wrong with America?” Well for starters, you sure seem to be a contributing factor to the issue
"I don't live in Utah! I don't know anybody here!" Gee, I wonder what pocket-sized supercomputer knows how to get an Lyft, get a hotel, and get a different flight out to Alaska 😒. That clip was hard to watch.
As someone who actually lives in Utah, I wouldn't want to see her around, anyhow. It was hard for me, too.