You know which which >> I I I I Excuse me. I don't want you to think I'm trash here. >> [ __ ] >> Okay. Okay. >> Where we are? >> All right. So, what I want you to do while you're walking 3= 9. My dad's a lawyer. QRS TV. >> Oh, okay. >> You people are really crazy here. >> So, >> Oh, that was a dream. On July 31st, 2025. What started as a standard traffic stop in Wheaten quickly escalated into a tense encounter. Officers were immediately met with unusual behavior from the driver, turning a routine check into a highstakes situation that would soon reveal more than anyone expected. >> Hello, ma'am. I'm officer shooter at the Wii Police Department. >> Oh, yeah. No problem. >> Oh. Oh, you can stay in. You can stay in. >> Oh, I thought you said stop. >> Oh, no. No, you can stay. >> Yeah. Uh, let me find my driver's license cuz I've never been pulled over. Hold on. It's here somewhere. I I've never been pulled over in my entire life, so >> Well, that's pretty good. I can't say the same. >> Oh, here. >> Oh, thank you. Uh, do you have proof of insurance? >> Uh, I I I do ever so slightly, but um my parents paid for it, so yeah. >> Uh, do you know which >> I I I Excuse me. I don't want you to think I'm trashy or something. Um, so long story short, I really >> Okay. Um, okay. Oh, let's see. This is >> I don't have like the lead. Hi, how are you? >> Yeah, this this is like a like it's all every I have more paperwork. I don't know what you need. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> Where are you coming from? >> Yeah, I'm picking up a friend right now. >> Okay. Um All right. Well, just give me a second. I'll uh >> So, so here, miss. Do you mind So, we're we're just looking for proof of insurance. Do you mind finding the proof of insurance? >> Honestly, I've Oh, hold on. Can I just take that off? Uh, I have never been once asked for this >> for proof of insurance. >> Yeah, there's it's all here. I I I don't know what you need, but take everything. >> So, we just need the insurance card. I know they don't they don't like give you where I they don't give you like that monthly like I I've been living in London for a long time and they don't give you that like thing but take everything and call whoever you want. It's I have insurance. >> That does look like the top. Uh so so you said where you're coming from St. Charles? >> Yeah, I'm coming from St. Charles. I'm picking up a friend right now. >> Okay. >> Yeah. And uh I don't even know that the air where I'm at at the moment, but anyway, I'm picking up a friend at the moment and taking them back home. >> Do you know where your friend's at? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. So, you're coming from your house to pick up a friend? >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm coming to pick somebody up and take them back home. >> Okay. >> And so, like I think you were trying to follow me and I was like looking at the map down here. >> Oh, okay. So, you're just >> Yeah, cuz I I'm not familiar. I really don't go outside my district. Officers approached Athena, who was fumbling for her license, claiming she'd never been pulled over. Her jittery demeanor and I'm not trashy please raised flags. She rambled about London insurance and picking up a friend. But her scattered story didn't add up. The officer's calm request for proof of insurance met with a flurry of papers and excuses, hinting at deeper trouble brewing. >> Okay. >> Sorry, it's all right. >> Sorry. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Oh, no. >> What else do you need for me? Oh, so we were just we're just going to run your information and then >> Yeah, feel free. >> Okay. >> Please don't give me a ticket only cuz I moved here from London and I'm paying 16-year-old insurance cuz I have no cuz I've been in London for the last 12 years. >> Okay. >> So, like I pay um 16-year-old insurance. >> Okay. >> Cuz I don't have the credit. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, do what you guys need to do. Can I roll my window up? >> Yeah, you can roll it up. >> Okay. I'll be right here. Let me know what you need for me. >> How many drinks do you have tonight? >> Two. >> Two. What kind of drinks were they? >> Uh, rosé. Ros wine with at my brothers. We got in a huge [ __ ] fight, but we're not going to go there. >> Jeez. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> On a scale of like zero to 10. Zero being totally sober, 10 being like the most blasted you've ever been. >> I I really don't drink much, so I I I would say two drinks minimum. That's all I do. >> Okay. How How did uh two drinks make you feel? >> Fine. Well, I don't really do much cuz I don't really drink. >> Okay, sounds good. I missed. >> Okay, thank you. >> Here is that back. >> Oh, okay. Thank you. >> And just hang out for us. We'll be right back. >> Oh, yeah. No problem. >> Thank you. >> Yes, sir. >> Uh, ma'am, do you mind uh turning off the car? >> Oh, of course. >> Um, so what we're going to do, um, >> yeah, >> just just based off of to uh totality of it, we're just going to make sure you're okay to drive. Yeah. Why don't we just step out and >> Oh. Oh. Can I put my window up, please? >> Yes, you can put your window up. >> Oh. Oh, ma'am. You knocked the Yep. >> Yeah, I know. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Oh, [ __ ] All my change fell out of my purse. [ __ ] Wasn't really [ __ ] amazing in my Wait, maybe. Oh, wait. Hold on. What's that? >> It's a quarter. >> Yeah, you dropped some change. >> I don't give a [ __ ] about that. But I do have my wallet in there, so whatever happens. >> Okay. >> What do you want? >> Uh, ma'am, if you just want to go over to the sidewalk over there. >> Well, this is [ __ ] fun. >> Hi. >> Hi, ma'am. >> How are you? >> Right over here. Okay. >> Someone asked me to say the alphabet from backwards because that I don't even think I could do. >> What do you want me to do? >> Uh, so right now we're uh what we're going to do. Uh, do you have any Oh, >> okay. >> Do I have any contact? >> Do you mind holding? Okay. Do you uh have any problems with your vision? >> No. Well, yes, unless I don't have my glasses on. >> Do you wear Do you have any hard contacts? >> Well, my glasses I just gave to you. >> But you don't wear contacts? >> Yeah, I do sometimes. >> Are you wearing contacts? >> No, not at this particular moment. >> Uh, ma'am, do you mind taking off your hat? >> Oh, no. >> No. >> Thank you. You can take every if you get my car. Make sure you guys know my wallet is in there. >> Athena's two drink claim didn't hold up against her jittery energy. I don't drink much sounded like a bad excuse. Officers weren't buying the London Saabb story or her plea to skip a ticket and she was headed straight for a sobriety test where reality was about to hit harder than her shaky balance. >> Okay. So, what we're going to have you do is you're just going to have your feet together and your arms by your side. And what I'm going to do is I'm going to check your vision. Just have your arms by your side just like that. And uh what I'm going to have you do is not move your head. Just follow my finger with your eyes. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, look at the tip of my finger. >> So, how many drinks did you say you had? >> Two. >> Two. And uh what kind of drinks? >> I had a Stella. >> Estella. Estella is my favorite beer. >> Okay. So, same thing. Keep your your hands and feet together. All right. [Applause] Is this something that something's weird is supposed to happen right now? >> Oh, just think about this. [Applause] >> Okay. Um, so now we're going to have Do you see that yellow line over here? >> Yeah. >> Um, so what I'm going to have you do, I'm actually going to have you uh start over at the sidewalk over here. >> Okay. I told you I have no socks on. >> You have no socks on? Are you able to walk in those shoes? >> I can take a barefoot if you want. >> Would you rather do that? >> Yeah, I can. I don't have any socks on. >> [ __ ] >> Uh, I'm cool. >> Okay. >> I'm a tomboy. >> Okay. Okay. >> There you go. >> Okay. So, you see that yellow line? >> Yeah. >> All right. So, I want you to imagine that yellow line continuously all the way down. So it never ends. >> Move it all the way down there. >> Yeah, we won't go that far. But just imagine this yellow line all the way down. Um, okay. I haven't we haven't started. We haven't done anything. >> Now I look like a boss. >> Um, so, >> uh, do you have any injuries that help that, uh, hinder you from walking? >> No. >> Okay. So, um, if you want to just, uh, do me a favor and arms together. Uh, all right. So, >> how am I supposed to go? >> Oh, we'll get to that point. All right. So, what we're going to do is you're going to have your left foot on that line. All right. And then you're going to go your right foot in front. Heel the toe. >> All right. >> Uh heel to Okay. Uh we haven't started yet. >> Let's go all the way all the way back. >> Heel toe. >> Heel toe. Yeah. So you're going to have your left leg. >> So miss he'll he'll explain the instructions. Don't start until he tells you to see the Marines. I used to work on twin pes. I'm like, "Okay, here we go." >> Okay. So you're going to put that Okay. So we have Sorry, dude. So yeah. So So we're going to have Go ahead. Put your arms by your side and you're going to have your left foot on the on the line. You're going to have your right foot in front heel to toe and hold uh arms by your side and hold this position till I'm done explaining the instructions. Do you understand? So, what you're going to do is you're going to walk uh nine steps forward, heel to toe with your arms by your side. You're going to go nine steps. >> Yeah. >> We're going to go a long >> Yeah. Just be patient with me. Athena's dance moves were more stumble than rhythm as she fumbled through the walk and turn test, cracking bad jokes and flubbing basic math like three equals 9. Officers kept their cool, but her wobbly steps and sassy defiance were screaming impairment louder than any breathalyzer. Each failed test stacked the evidence higher, and her night was careening straight toward a very unfun reality check. >> Uh, so you're going to go So >> All right, we have we haven't started yet. >> I know. It's too slow for me. >> Just give me a minute or so. >> If you want to give me a breathalyzer, I'm cool with it. >> Oh. Uh, we'll uh Okay, just have your left foot on the line, right foot in front, heel to toe, arms by your side. Hold that position till I'm done explaining. >> Do you understand that? Just hold this position until he's done explaining. Okay. Thank you. >> So, what you're going to do is you're going to take nine heel to step heel to toe steps going forward. >> And you're going to take a series of small steps turning around and you're going to >> Wait, wait, wait. Oh, so I'm going to go nine steps, then you're going to take like a few more. So, what is the the count? Is it like three count? >> He'll demonstrate for you. I'll >> demonstrate. So, I'm going to >> So, so you're going you're going nine forward. You're taking a small turn and then you're going to go nine steps back. So, it's going to look like this. I'm going to show you three. >> I want you demonstrate nine. So, it's going to look like this. One, two, three. Series of small steps. >> What? Nine, right? One, two, three. Yes. >> So, three, three equals nine. >> So, I I showed you three. I want you to demonstrate. I want you to do nine. All right. So, what I want you to do while you're walking, I want you to count your steps out loud. I want you to keep your arms by your side. >> Let me rock. Okay. So, I'm going to go one, two, three, and I'm going to say that to you. And then I'm going 1 2 3 which is six. Three and three is six. Then 1 2 3 is nine. So, this is exactly what we want you to do. Again, I'm I'm demonstrating. >> I'm not being a [ __ ] >> That's okay. That's okay. I'm I'm only showing three. You're going to be doing nine. So, it'll look exactly like this. >> One, two, three. A small series of steps around your shoulder. >> One, two, three. Again, I took three forward, three return. You're doing nine forward. >> You're doing You're doing nine forward, nine return. When you're doing it, look down at your feet. >> I see three and three and three, right? It's nine down and nine back. And when you're doing this, look down at your feet the whole time. Count each step out loud. Keep your arms down at your sides. Don't use it for balance. >> Do the best I got, but you guys tell me if I'm doing something. >> And when you begin the test, don't stop until you have completed it. Do you understand those instructions? >> Slightly. >> Do do you need me to do you need us to explain it again? >> Well, cuz you're not Yeah, you do it one one exact time, but I want to follow it. Sorry, I'm a dancer. >> Okay. So So go ahead. Get back in that starting position. I'll show you exactly how the test is supposed to look. Okay. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Turn around a series of small steps. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Can I go? >> Just like that. >> Again. >> Hold on. Don't start yet. Once you're do when you're doing this, look down at your feet. Count each step out loud. Keep your arms down at your sides. Don't use them for balance. Once you begin, don't stop until you have completed it. Do you understand? >> Well, eight go to nine, right? Nine. Do you understand those instructions? >> Can I say I think I do. I go to nine. Right. >> All right. So, start in that starting position with left foot on the line, right foot in front, right foot in front of your left, touching heel to toe. Stop right there. >> Athena's walk and turn looked more like a solo comedy show. Wrong counts, wobbly steps, and a skipped turn, betting on a breathalyzer like she had a get out of jail card. Her my dad's a lawyer flex fell flat. Erratic counting and ignoring instructions made it obvious her excuses were collapsing and those cuffs were getting ready to snap shut. >> Okay, you understand? You can begin from the starting position. >> All right, thank you. >> 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I don't remember your turn. Oh, wait. Last one first. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay, >> you guys do what you got to do. >> Okay, so >> I'm not trying to be a [ __ ] >> No, you're doing fine. >> Thank you for holding. You can just set it right there. >> Okay, we're we're not we're not we're not we're not quite done yet. >> We're trying to be a [ __ ] >> So, what we're going to do now, go ahead and start with your feet together and your arms by your side. You're going to raise one foot up. You're going to point it parallel with the ground approximately 6 inches from the ground and you're going to count out loud in this manner. 1,001,00234. We haven't started yet. You can you can just hold it till we start. Keep counting out loud. It's >> where am I going to? >> Uh you're just going to keep going. Um >> to what number? >> So I'll count for I'll count the time for you. >> Where there has to be an end. >> There will be an end. >> Well, it's it's a 30 second test. >> My dad's a lawyer. What's the end? >> Okay. It's a 30 secondond test. You got to count out loud. Even if uh it's not 30 seconds that you have to keep going. Do you understand? >> Well, you do. There has to be an end. >> So this uh what's your first >> Athena. >> Athena. Okay. So all you're doing is this. 1001 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 100 10002 1003 looking at your toe, right? He's going to keep the time for you. It's a 30 second test. He'll keep the time. >> He'll keep the time for you and then he'll tell you when to stop. Okay. >> Just wait until he tells you again. Okay. Thank you. Tell me when to go. >> Go ahead and start. >> 1 1,002 1,003 1,004 1005 1006 10078 >> and 1009. Don't talk to me. Um 1009. Oh, wait. You can't do that. Don't talk cuz I I focus. 1,000 101234 >> All right. So, uh, do you know the English alphabet? >> The English American. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Don't ask me to go Z Y X. >> All I'm going to have to ask you to do is uh say the English alphabet without seeing it. Uh, you're going to go forward from the starting with the letter D as in delta ending in the letter U as in uniform. >> Okay. D E F G A Wait, where was the ending? >> Athena's one leg stand was a wobble fest, counting all over the place while her focus drifted. Spelling the alphabet from D to U turned into a jumble of extra letters and confusion. A total mess. Her breathalyzer finally sealed the deal. No surprises there. Officer stayed cool while she ranted about being screwed and the whole system, but the evidence stacked up like a brick wall. Not X or it's del. Wait, sorry. I got I got >> Do you Do you need the instructions one more time? >> Yeah. Yeah. So, it starts with D and ends with what? >> So, it starts with D as in delta and ends in U as in uniform. >> Uniform. Okay. So, S U V. Okay. So, D E F G H I J K L M N O P. Uh, he said U S Q R S T U V. >> Oh, okay. Um, >> you guys, I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be mean. I I don't know what's happening here. >> All right, Miss with this, if you don't mind. This will be just like blowing up a balloon getting >> Yeah, I know. I knew you were going to have to do that. I really hope I pass it. I'm kidding when I say that. You people are really crazy here. All right, Athena. So, yeah, >> if you don't mind, it would be just like blowing up a balloon. Just tight seal on this. >> Just blow until the military. >> So, take a deep breath in, >> tight seal. >> So, oh, that was in. >> So, deep breath in, tight seal, and blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Thank you. >> Did um have you taken anything else today? >> Yeah. What I do every day? No, I don't drink every day. That's the wrong thing to say. >> Tina, you're going to be under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> What? >> Yeah. >> Wait, can I get my shoes? Okay. Look at your shoes. >> Oh, my parents are going to [ __ ] hate. You guys, could you please don't be mean to me? I know that you got to meet your quarter cuz you're in like a bad area and stuff. Would somebody please uh my purse and everything is in my >> You guys know you're [ __ ] my world up right now. >> All right. >> The nicest person ever >> gets [ __ ] up. >> Can I put my shoes back on? >> Yeah, we can put your shoes. Give me a second. Okay. >> I know. I'm not being a [ __ ] Guys, I know you're doing your job. Just put them down here and I can slide my foot in them. Oh my god. I had three [ __ ] beers. Two, actually. And one. Thanks, guys. You're really cool. Thanks for moving back to [ __ ] America. >> I've been to London for the last 8 years or something. Well, my parents are [ __ ] hate. >> Why don't you stomp into it like the other? >> Yeah. Yeah, I will. I will. You ready? Move your foot. >> All right. Go ahead. >> No, you got to >> Okay. >> This sucks. >> No, I don't have anybody to counter. I seriously [ __ ] >> I'm 58 years old. >> We're going to go in the back here. Watch your head. Watch your head. I got it. >> Can I put your feet in? >> Can I ask you a personal question? Would you guys mind if I had one cigarette before I get in the [ __ ] police station? >> Yeah, it's all right. It's against your policy, >> [ __ ] >> Cuffs clicked on and Athena flipped from mildly cooperative to full-on cursing spree, whining about disappointing her parents and wrecking her London return. Sliding into the squad car, the DUI reality finally landed. Her night of drama ended behind bars, and no amount of sass could change that. The driver, 58-year-old Athena, was taken into custody following failed field sobriety tests. She faces charges for driving under the influence. 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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