She thought she could yell, insult, and threaten without consequences.
In the middle of the store, she berated an innocent family, shouting slurs and demanding they “go back to their country.”
People pulled out their phones, but Karen didn’t care—she felt untouchable.
Until the sirens echoed.
The police arrived fast.
Confident, she turned to them—expecting support.
Instead, they listened to the bystanders.
They watched the footage.
And when the officer turned to her and said, “You’re coming with us,”
her jaw dropped.
