Tonight I wanted I didn't want to know where I was I was at. I'm very young. I haven't grown up. So like of course I'm going to work that. You know that's not fun. He's in jail and breathing on me. >> On August 6th, 2022, an officer spotted a silver sedan jammed against an apartment complex gate. Behind the wheel, an 18-year-old celebrating her birthday with enough tequila to forget her own name. Mission accomplished, but at what cost? The night was about to take a sobering turn. Watch the video to see how it unfolded. Open the door. Hey, open the door. Open the door. What you doing? Do you know where you are? >> You know you're driving a car right now. >> I'm not driving. >> Yeah, you are. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Tiara. >> Tiara. What? >> Alan. >> Allan. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can you get out of the car, please? >> Might want to put it in park first. Clear. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> What's your birthday? What year? >> No, that's next year. What year were you born? >> 93 cent. >> Where you been tonight, Tiara? You weren't at a party or anything? There's a lot of balloons. >> Yeah, we I party to pick up. Well, I got balloons because my birthday I haven't >> You weren't out celebrating your birthday tonight? >> No. All right. You mind stepping out of the car for a second? >> Yeah. >> All right. Don't Don't lean on the car. Come stand toward by me. Okay. So, how much have you had to drink tonight? I had like not half a gallon, but a half. >> Not a half a gallon. Yeah. >> But a half of a half of a gallon. Yeah. >> Of what? >> Um Luna. >> Of what? >> Lunazul. >> Lunazul. Yeah. >> What's that? >> It's tequila. >> So So you drank a quarter of a gallon of tequila. >> Yeah. >> I got you. When do you think you had your last drink? Um, >> the sign of the last of shot I had of tea. >> Mhm. What time was that? >> It was like 10. >> You said your name is Tiara. >> Tiara. >> How do you spell that? >> T Y A R A. >> T Y A R A. Last name is Tell me your birthday again. >> 2003. >> All right. Do you mind following my finger with your eyes? All right. See how drunk you are. Okay. Don't move your head. Okay. Just move your Just move your eyes. >> All right. Don't move your head. Okay. I got back. >> You see my finger? >> Keep following it. There you go. >> Tiara, barely coherent, was found slumped in her car, foot off the brake, nudging the gate. Balloons screamed party, but her slurred speech and sweaty brow said tequila overload. She claimed she drank a quarter gallon of Lunazul. Yikes. The officer, calm as ever, got her out of the car, but her math on her age was already wobbling worse than her balance. >> All right, give me one second. >> Sierra, >> middle name is Aoki. >> Okay, did you take any drugs tonight? >> It's okay if you're honest with me, but that is your sweat right there below you. That's how much you're sweating. >> I got to >> Oh, you you peed yourself? Yeah. >> Okay. Do you need to go in the woods or something or >> No, I don't. But I did have to pee, so I >> Okay. All right. Um, are you willing to do a walk and turn test? You know what that is? Okay. So, what I want you to do is I want you to take your right foot and place it in front of your left foot with your heel to your toe. >> So, like this. All right. So, get back in the position. Face that way. Okay. >> I'll turn my light bulb. >> All right. Cool. Put your right foot in front of your left foot with your heel to your toe. Like this. Right. Stay right. Stay like that. All right. Let me explain this to you. Okay. >> And count your steps out loud. Okay, you can look down at your feet if that helps. Go ahead and begin. Look down at your feet if that helps. Go ahead and begin. All right, go ahead and make your turn and then come back down the line. Remember, you're doing nine. Keep your arms out by your side. Okay. >> Next in line. >> Okay, you can go ahead and stop. All right. So, the last one, if you want to do it, is the one leg stand. Okay. So, what you're going to do is you're going to pick one of your legs, whichever one you want. It doesn't matter to me. And you're going to put your you're going to put your foot up. Hold on. I can't multitask. I'm not very smart. Okay? So, what I'm going to need you to do is I'm going to need you to take one of your feet, right? >> Whichever one you want, and I'm going to have you put it about 12 inches out in front of you, about 6 in off the ground, like this. And keep your arms by your sides. Look down at your foot and count out loud. Are you ready? >> Yeah. Little higher on your foot. >> Okay, just keep going. >> All right, you can stop. How old are you? >> 19. Turn 19. Well, I'm not turning 19. I just haven't turned 19, but I turned 198. Okay, >> put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> Okay. >> You probably already knew that was going to happen. Yeah. That's fine. How long you been here sitting here? >> Did you see all the popo over there in the corner? >> Yeah. >> You just didn't move when we all left. I actually saw this car. I was trying to go after the racer. >> You've been here for a while. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> All right. I just got to read you something. Okay. >> Field sobriety tests were a comedy of errors. Tiara couldn't follow a finger without swaying, and her walk and turn was more stumble and giggle. She admitted to downing shots until 1000 p.m., yet thought she was fine to drive. The car's slow roll into the gate suggested she passed out mid-maneuver. >> All right. The state of Georgia has Will you submit to the state administered chemical test of your breath? So, you'll blow into the breathizer for us. Okay. Walk right back here to my car, please. So, wait. >> This one. Okay. 1095 signal one. >> All right. Just have a seat for me. I'm in route downtown station for Intox. >> Your search real quick. >> Yeah, I do need to do that. You're right. Thank you. Exhausted. I have a brain fog. >> Yeah, that's booze. But excuse me. >> Oh my god, that's soing gross. >> It's No, there's no damage to it. She's just >> pushed up against >> pushed up against it. I think she probably pulled in here, fell asleep with her foot on the brake, and then her foot came off the brake and it just rolled into it. Yeah. >> What' you say, babe? >> Oh, it's your phone. I figured you'd want it. >> What' you say, babe? >> I have to call my >> Okay, I'll let you call her in a few minutes. Okay. >> You know why I'm not even >> You what? >> You know why I'm not >> Why? Cuz what? >> It's my fault. There was like a like a water bottle with something blue in it and it smelled like alcohol. >> Kool-Aid. >> What? >> Kool-Aid. >> Well, that's cuz you're being nice to me. >> No, I'm I'm just that nice. >> Well, I like nice people. >> You don't want to be angry. >> I don't meet very many nice people. You know, >> even when you're wrong, you still don't want to be angry. >> That's right. >> Why would you be angry at >> Exactly. You're a nice girl, Tiara. Your mama did a good job. >> Uh, you were crashed into a fence. Passed out. >> I What? >> Yeah. >> I What? >> You were crashed into a fence. >> I crashed into a >> Yeah. Not Not fast. Your car is fine. But I think you just kind of rolled into it, you know. >> Was that like just taking a break or something? >> I don't know. You were passed out. >> Yeah. I deserve to I deserve >> I just want to know who which one of your friends you were out with that just let you drive home like they should have been they listen >> they should have been looking out for you >> all right T come inside we got to do the breath test remember >> if I feel I do if I don't >> All right >> my pants is wet >> I know baby you peed yourself walk this way >> because like are y'all going to come to Yeah, we can. Do you still have to pee? >> I I'll >> Okay, hold on. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Right here. >> Just stand right uh lean back up against this wall right here. >> Cuffed and candid, Tiara was a polite DUI unicorn. No yelling, no drama, just a chatty teen who peed her pants and laughed it off. She bantered with the officer while admitting she was wasted. Her honesty was disarming, but the open container of blue Kool-Aid in her car wasn't helping her case. >> Oh, today's my leg day. Tomorrow is going to be awesome. >> Tomorrow is leg day. >> Today's leg day. >> Um, is Michaela here or no? >> No. >> Nope. >> All right. Yeah, you can. Let's go. >> All right. Listen, I'm not trying to invade your personal space, but I can't I can't leave you by yourself, okay? Okay. So, do your best. >> You're so cool. >> Were you able to get your pants down, honey? >> Okay. >> Like, I can't I can't get my Can you please? >> Yeah. >> Can you >> Do you go through a pain in the night? >> Uh, just Friday and Saturday nights. Every other night's pretty normal for the most part. All right, baby. >> I think I need to sit with my pants up, though. >> Okay. >> The front. >> I'm not trying to. >> It's It's okay. It's okay. I understand. >> Okay. >> Too bad I can't wash my hands. >> Yeah, I know. Sorry. I can't I can give you hand sanitizer when we're done, but not before. >> Just lean against this wall for me. Okay. So, once I tell you um that it's time, you're going to take a deep breath in. And then you're going to blow into the straw as long and hard as you can, like you're trying to fill up a balloon, okay? Till you run out of air. >> This will just show what your breath alcohol content is. This is the breathalyzer. I've seen it on the movies. >> Okay. >> When people are accused of DUI. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, give me just a minute. It's going to test and make sure there's nothing wrong with it so it doesn't give us an inaccurate number. >> Could you please call my mom? >> Yeah. Yeah. We're going to take you downtown and then you can call your mom. >> Okay. >> It feel like my wrist is bleeding. >> Oh, it's not. It's just wet from your pants. >> It's not wet. >> Okay. >> I ain't going to tell anybody if you don't. Okay. >> I definitely have to get your name tonight. >> It'll be Yeah, it'll be on your paperwork. >> I have to get your name. >> You're so cool. >> All right. Come over here. >> Did you say downtown? I hope I hope not by the block. I'm talking about the block. >> No, >> cuz I'm scared of over up over here. >> All right, take a deep breath. >> Blow it. >> No, you can't. You can't do that. You got to blow that into here. Deep breath in. Can you hear? >> Make a seal. Make a seal. Seal around it like you're blowing up a balloon. Deep breath in. >> Blow it in there. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going till you run out of air. Okay. >> All right. That's good. That's good. No, we won't be able to see till you do the second one. Stand back here again. You blow twice and it will take we'll take the lowest number. We'll give you the benefit of the doubt. Okay. So, it'll be about 5 minutes. You go one more time and then we'll be done. What do you guess? >> I don't even under I don't understand the number. I never been pulled over about this. >> At the station, Tiara's charm offensive continued. She fumbled the breathalyzer, joking about leg day and wet pants. The officer, a saint, kept it professional, explaining her BAC would seal her fate. She didn't grasp the numbers, but knew she'd screwed up. >> So, I don't understand like what's the lowest in this guy? >> The lowest it can legally be is 002. >> Okay. >> And it can go all the way up. And usually like one drink is like 08 depending on how big you are. And you're pretty small. >> Yeah. I really don't understand. >> You don't get the numbers. Okay. Yeah, >> I was arrested because of how I was um doing the little deal thing. >> No, >> cuz I peed on myself. >> No, it's not one of the things. It's kind of all of it together. >> Okay. >> Basically, the way it works is you are under arrest because I think you're drunk, >> but I'm not sure. >> But you know, >> I'm pretty sure. But I'm not sure. You know what I mean? >> You're very sure, >> right? I'm very sure. >> Okay. I did not know I was crashing to my feet. So, I barely literally >> I think what happened was you you had your foot on the brake and you fell asleep and your car just kind of rolled forward and rested against the fence. >> That's so dangerous. >> I know. Imagine if you were driving down the road when you fell asleep. Could have run someone over. >> That is dangerous. Now, I see why you all do not like >> y'all don't support drinking or driving. That's why I see >> just cuz it's dangerous. >> Yes, it's so dangerous. It's very dangerous and I understand it. >> Yeah. Do you know where you were? >> I know I was on Highway 29, right? >> Not even close. That's why I wondered if you knew where you actually were. >> I was by Athens Technical College, right? >> Where? >> You were over by uh International Bar and Grill in the rail. You know where that is? Mitchell Bridge Road. >> I was there. >> Yeah. You didn't know you were there? >> I actually like honestly I didn't know. Like I'm telling the truth. I didn't know I was there. I thought I was by Highway 29 and I thought that I was getting off by like the W. >> You remember where you were last or no? >> Like where you were driving at my mom house. >> Where is that? You were on the west end. >> I guess I drove by look. >> No. Okay. This is what happened. >> You was like, "Okay, we was at my mom house and stuff and she was already upstairs. Like she was drunk. She was sleep. >> So she didn't go nowhere. I'm the only person that like left home drunk. Knew that I was drinking. So he was like, "All right, who's he? He was like, "All right, come to international." >> Fabian, what? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> I don't think so. >> You don't think so? >> I don't I don't know. >> Yeah, you were near international. >> He said, "Come to the international and and we're going to just leave him there." >> Oh, okay. That's how I know I got to the international because I I remember when he told me to come to the international but still like how did I not know I was by the international? >> I don't know. You were wasted. Probably >> I was wasted and I was enjoying my birthday. I was so wasted I'm I'm not going to say I'm still wasted because I'm coming to reality but I was wasted. >> Yeah. As reality sank in, Tiara realized she wasn't near Highway 29. She was way off at Mitchell Bridge Road, clueless how she got there. Her birthday blackout was a choice, not a mistake, and a dangerous one. She could have killed someone if she'd kept driving. Yet, her respect for the officer and lack of excuses made this stop a masterclass in taking accountability. >> I didn't I didn't even I don't even know how y'all pulled me over. >> You ready? >> Huh? You ready? >> One more time. Right. Deep breath. Hello. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going till you run out of air. >> Yes. >> All right. Good. Good. >> These handcuffs is hurting my little ankles. Not ankles. >> Your ankles. >> They're hurting my wrist. Can you untighten them or something or no? >> Well, they're not supposed to be comfortable, baby. But there you go. Put your hands together like that. Yeah. >> Yeah. These feel way better. Okay, cool. >> Oh, y'all have a camera? >> Yeah, there's a bunch of cameras. There's like 20s of them. They're all over downtown. >> I'm so ready to like sit down. >> I'm so ready to get in my bed. >> Unless you don't want to. It's fine. >> I'm so ready to get >> I'm so ready to get in my bed >> soon. I know how you feel though when I've been drinking. I just want to get in my bed. >> Get in my bed. >> Mhm. >> Did you get up behind? >> No, not usually. I don't like the idea of not knowing where I am. That scares me. I do want I like tonight I wanted I didn't want to know where I was I I was at. >> You wanted a drink? >> It was my birthday. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So I didn't want to. >> I get it. >> I'm very young. I haven't grown up. >> So like of course I'm going to get drunk. Of course. Catch a D on a Saturday. >> Friday. Friday. >> Friday. >> Yeah. >> All right, baby. Let's go back this way. Please. They probably think I know. Please tell me. >> No, they don't know. I told you I wouldn't tell them. Oh, we're there. I didn't even know we were there. >> Have a seat for me. Watch your head. >> Why do y'all tell people not to be on their phones when they're driving without >> That's a good question. >> I know. >> I know. You're right. I just don't want you to have to sit in my car even longer cuz if I got to do it once we get there, then we're just going to be sitting in the parking lot. I don't care if I sit in the car long. I'm going go to sleep. >> You can't go to sleep yet. We still got to process you and whatnot. >> I still want to go to sleep. >> You said your phone number is 706. >> Stop at the store and get something to drink. >> No, baby. Sorry. >> You can't? >> No. >> Oh, you can't do that. >> I can't do that. I'm sorry. >> They going to know I pissed on myself. >> How are they going to know unless you tell them? >> Because my interest because I love to watch jail. >> Well, they're they're hiring. Why don't you come work here? >> I really do want to come work here. >> Well, you got to get this cleared up first. Then you can then you can >> All right, baby. Come on. >> Do you have a mask? >> Rules are made to be broken. >> You should wear a mask only because I don't want you to catch monkeys. >> Monkey box? >> That's not how you get monkey pox, honey. >> Well, I'm scared of going. Yeah, she's arrested. >> She got warned. >> She was naked in a pool and we found her. >> Don't tell anybody. >> Tiara's drunken ramblings turned philosophical. She didn't want to know where she was, just wanted to celebrate. The officer gently schooled her on the dangers of drunk driving, and she got it. Nodding through her haze. The cuffs hurt, but her maturity shown, making her the most likable DUI suspect ever. Hey, you can't laugh too hard. You peed on yourself. >> Okay. >> No, my body isn't wet. >> So is yours. >> My is so my baby's father. He's in jail. Do you know him? >> I do know. >> Do you know him? >> That's my baby's father. He's in jail for beating on me. >> Oh no. Well, you ain't going to see him. Oh, you know they're getting a $6,000 hiring bonus. So, if I get a job here, I'm going to need $2,000. Mhm. >> Like, literally, I just graduated last year, and I always wanted to come work here. >> You just got to get this taken care of, and then you can come work here, too. >> My pants are My pants are not. >> My pants are >> I'm going to write that down. >> Did you pull me over? Did you notice me? >> If you notice me, I'm so very thankful of you. Do you want to take a picture? Um, bad and busted. >> I do. >> Yeah. >> Can I not look at the camera? >> I I don't I'm not >> You can call bad and busted and they can take it. But if you don't look at the camera and they can't get a good photo of you, they can't let you out of jail and they can't let you call anybody. >> Okay. >> Take a pretty picture. Yeah. And then you call the man and bust it tomorrow and tell them you don't want your picture in there. >> Okay. >> They'll charge you money. >> Yeah. >> But then they won't put it in there. >> Yeah. I don't want to wear my I don't want my job to see on Facebook is the next thing. Why do >> we don't do it? >> Who said citizens >> gross people >> the clock turn? >> That's not us. That's just a private person. We have to release it as the law. It's public files. >> Oh my god. It's so irrelevant and delusional. And then you want to go out and look for real people to catch you. >> No, I want to go home. Step over there for me, dude. >> Oh, that's cuz I had the peach like so bad. So bad. >> You told me not to tell anyone. Then we come in here and you scream it. >> Good gravy. >> I haven't never ever been in here. So I didn't know that. >> No, it's not. >> It's a bad thing. It's a good thing that this first time you never be here. >> Cuz if you've been here, if you've been here before, you can't get out. I told you that. >> But if I've been here, like when do I get locked up again? I'm not going to be able to get my No. >> If you get locked up again, they'll never let you out. >> What is it? >> Growing out, right? >> Oh, you went without me? >> I'm sorry. >> No, I have not gone. >> Oh. Oh, you need to go. >> Yes. Need to get. >> So, I have the grossest like bunions and [ __ ] on my feet. Onion scrubbed on. You want to go with us? We're going to get our feet. You need to take a day off. >> You >> Her birthday bash landed her a harsh lesson. 12 months probation, 40 hours community service, and $1,600 in fines. Worse, she got nabbed for another DUI 2 months later. Hopefully, this polite young lady learned her lesson before it's too late. Tiara was charged with DUI. DUI while under 21, underage possession of alcohol, and violation of instruction permit restrictions. She pleaded guilty to DUI, underage possession, and permit violation, receiving 12 months of probation, 40 hours of community service, and over $1,600 in fines and court costs. A second DUI charge 2 months later, was dismissed on October 6th, 2025. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. 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