AMS is going to come check on you. Okay. >> Because you crashed. >> Yes, you did. The front of your car has a lot of damage. >> Refusing to submit the exercises. >> Yes. >> Okay. Then place your hands behind your back for me, ma'am. Palms like this. >> Thank you, ma'am. On June 1st, 2025, police found a woman slumped behind the wheel after crashing her Dodge Challenger through a fence. She swore she was fine, but the car's front end told a different story. Officers quickly realized this was no simple accident. Watch the video to see what actually happened. >> 222 7. Are they talking or no? All right. [Music] >> Dispatch has been updated. [Music] Dispatch [Music] has been updated. >> Are they talking or no? All right. I thought they said there was two people. Just one. Anybody has to leave the car? Just this person. Hey, what's going on, ma'am? All right. What happened? Okay, I see you're there. You okay? It's 222. 10 12 with the driver sing occent female. She's uh breathing. >> Stand by myself. >> Ma'am. >> Yeah. >> You're in a crash? >> You okay, dear? >> Yes. >> You've been drinking a little bit too much tonight? No. >> No. Then why are you passed out like this? Listen, I'm just trying to be sure what happened with you. You had a couple drinks, probably. I want to let the I want to let the ambulance know so they know how to treat you. Okay. Did you take any medications, too, or just drink? >> No. >> No. To which? >> All right. How much do you think you drank? >> Just I have to let the paramedics know. Okay. >> Um >> Okay. 222. She's cautious alert. She's just signal one. >> All right. >> Meaning that you're breathing and talking. Can you take off your seat belt? Let me help you get out of the car, dear. Okay. >> Thank you. Here, I'll help you get out. Okay. You want to give me your hand? >> No. >> I need to get out. >> Okay. Well, here I'm going to stay in here just in case. Don't worry about your phone for right now. Let's get you out of the car. Come on, man. I need you to get out of the car. worry about your phone. >> At first glance, it looked like just another fender bender until officers noticed the driver was practically passed out. She insisted she was fine, but when you're discovered drooling on the steering wheel with airbags still warm, fine. Doesn't really fly. The officer kept it calm, almost too calm, like he'd handled a hundred stubborn drivers before breakfast. >> Come on. >> They're saying the account and my >> All right. Well, here. No, you're not going to hit any vapes right now. Okay. >> She's had a little to drink. I got it though, man. Thank you. >> Sir, here. Let me have you walk over. Let's get away from the grass. Okay. >> Careful. I don't want you to fall. Okay. >> Let's walk over to my car. >> There you go. All right, go ahead and turn towards me and try to sit against the bumper so you don't fall over. Okay, >> ambulance is going to come check on you. Okay, >> because you crashed. >> Yes, you did. The front of your car has a lot of damage. >> It it it does. I wouldn't make that up. Are you able to preempt? >> I can let you out here in a second. >> All right. These people are going to check on you cuz I'm concerned about your wellbeing. Okay. So, let the firefighters check on you. Okay. >> So, I I know the firefighters, but I can tell my wellbeing. >> She's uh It's just one occupant. She's >> Yeah. She was uh knocked out, but it's because I think she's had too much. Okay. She can't stand on her own. If I let go, she's going to fall. >> I'm not going to fall. She's going to say, >> "Ma'am, you you cannot stand on your own." No. >> Hospital. >> Uh if she's going to be transported, that's fine. If she wants to go, I'm going to I'm either way. Oh, >> absolutely. Yeah. >> Cuz obviously can't really stand. No, >> she cannot stand on her own. What's up? >> First, >> I got to choose behind the wheel. Head down. >> She said a little bit. >> You hurt? >> Are you injured? >> No. >> No back. No, nothing like that. >> I'll leave her for one second. >> Thank you. Copy. 28. Sorry. Florida tag Quebec Bravo Echo Alpha 22 QBE A22. It's a blue Dodge Challenger. [Music] >> If you can just start an extra pacing for it, it's going to have pretty good front end damage. [Music] George John >> owner is not aware at this time. >> Hello, Archie. >> Helping her stay upright became a whole circus act. She wobbled like a busted shopping cart while officers tried not to let her face plant. Each shaky step screamed how bad that crash really was. The wrecked Dodge Challenger sitting there like a crime scene prop. Firefighters closed in to check her out, but you could feel it. This chaos wasn't done cooking yet. Oh yes, normal traffic on channel one. Normal traffic on channel one. [Music] [Music] >> Hey RT, I requested a tow. Uh I'm going to follow them. It's going to be single one. I'll bring her purse with us. Actually, >> it's not going to need a tow sheet because it's being towed from the crash. [Music] >> I I'm going to come with you guys to the hospital. Everything I need to do will be at the hospital. Okay. >> Okay. Hospital. >> Want to bring your purse with you? We'll bring you purse with you. Okay. [Music] Hey, does she have pockets? Is the car key with her? >> Say that again. >> Does she have pockets? Does she have the car key? >> He's going to see if it starts when he when he tries to push it. >> Keep this. >> No, that's not in here, but not starting. >> Nope. >> So, where's the key? The car. I mean, the car was on. Unless you don't have the She knows the owner, right? >> No, cuz the owner knows she has it. I haven't got been able to assess that. Maybe the RO here it is. We're good. I'll pass it over to you, sir. I'm going to leave the vape because if it does go 10:15, she can't take a vape. >> Yeah. Put that we'll put it in the car a minute. All right. I'm going to go to the hospital. She's very little one. Oh, that's her phone. I'll take her phone, too. Thank you, Matt. We're going to stand right in front of this car and I'm going to talk to you about what happened tonight. Okay. >> Yep. >> Just so we're not blocking the name of this. Excuse me. All right. It's Miss Hall, correct? Am I calling you by the correct last name? >> Yeah. >> All right, ma'am. So, obviously tonight you were involved in a auto accident where your vehicle drove through a fence. Um, you've been discharged from the hospital. Based upon my observations from the scene up to this point, I have some concerns about your ability to have been operating a vehicle to begin with. Because of those concerns, I am making you aware that I am now conducting a criminal DUI investigation. You understand that? >> Mhm. >> And at this time, I only have one question to ask. I'm not going to ask any other questions but this at this time. Okay. Um, are you willing to submit to the field to party exercises? >> So, what was the time of the the crash that you're saying? >> It's been about 2 hours now. >> Okay. And so, >> with the wreck hauled off and a toe on standby, the spotlight moved to her and her stuff. Cops scooped up her purse, phone, and keys like evidence in a daytime drama. All while keeping her upright so she didn't nose dive on the pavement. They weren't just holding her steady. They were holding together the last scraps of her dignity, one shaky step at a time. >> Now, from to where we are to home, >> it's been 2 hours and 5 minutes since the call. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, again, based upon my observations, I am requesting you submit to the field exercises. The purpose of that is for a DUI investigation. And so can I ask you so at the time of the call >> where where was I? >> So again I'm simply asking if you're going to submit to the field of art exercises. I'm not going to discuss the case with you. Um you were behind the wheel. I'm the one who got you out of the car. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So again I'm simply asking if you are willing to submit to the field party exercises. >> No. Now you understand, ma'am, if you refuse to submit to the exercises, your statement can be used against you. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> And with that in mind, I may be forced to make any potential arrest decision for my observations up to this point. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> With both of those in mind, are you still refusing to submit the exercises? >> Yes. >> Okay. Go ahead. Place your hands behind your back for me, ma'am. >> Palms like this. >> Thank you, ma'am. on you. >> What's that in? >> It's getting much better than me. >> What? I'm just trying to hold your wrist so I can put the handcuffs on you. Okay. >> I'm hearing burning my wrist. >> Okay. Well, everything's being recorded. >> I've been I've been uh >> Do you have any question? Do you have any questions right now, man? >> No. My point is is that I've been cooperative with everything. There's no reason to be >> Well, no one's being aggressive. The sergeant's here is watching. Can you please walk my vehicle, ma'am? Thank you. [Music] 220. [Music] >> I thought female 1015 DUI. >> Yep. Step right back to here. I'm going to have you sit on this side just cuz the window over there does not lower so I can get you some air in this car. Okay. >> Would you take a seat for me, ma'am? >> So, I'm going in and I'm what? Being arrested cuz you still you have >> Yes, ma'am. You're Yes. I just informed you. being arrested for DUI. >> No, you didn't. You didn't. >> So, yes, ma'am, you are being charged with DUI. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And um my dog, >> what dog? >> I told you that I had a dog at home and I was concerned about it. So, >> I don't know. I don't know who you spoke to regarding a dog, but nonetheless, you put yourself in this situation. There's consequences. So, take a seat, ma'am. You're going to jail for DUI. >> I'm not I'm I'm >> Thank you, ma'am. I I understand that, but I spoke to somebody earlier about my dog, and so I was just asking about the consequences of the dog. So, >> Okay. Um, you're you're welcome to call somebody once you get to the jail to think about who can treat your dog. Okay. >> Okay. And >> yes, ma'am, you have one more question. >> Yeah. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Um, the the phone call you you talked about earlier about making a phone call. >> I didn't discuss that. >> After hours of playing it soft, the switch flipped. Time for a full-on DUI investigation. She kept dodging the field tests like they were optional homework until the cuffs came out and reality punched through. Between fretting about her dog and trying to bargain with fate, it hit her. The grace period was over and now it was straight up arrest time. >> Ask hospital staff to utilize the phone. >> Okay, thank you. >> Thank you, sir. I don't >> Is that him? >> Why Why are they Why are the um cuffs so tight on my wrist? >> My fingers can fit through them. They're not tight the way you're sitting. >> What? Is that my finger? >> I I've moved every which way I can to to help assist with the thing. But no, your fingers can't fit through here. My fingers can't fit through here. >> It's on video. And we're almost there. >> I don't need to be on video. I just want to know why they're so tight. >> They're not tight cuz my fingers can fit me. >> They are tight. >> We are literally less than one minute from the county jail, man. >> Okay. I'm not trying to be on video. I'm just trying to I just asking a simple question. Apparently nothing's a simple question these days. All I'm saying is that I can't It's hurting. Let's get you right at the next light and then we'll get you out of the hang. They're reporting in right now. I'm going to get you out the cops. >> The ride to the county jail turned into a marathon of whining about the cuffs. Each complaint louder than the last. She swore they were torture devices while the officers kept it cool, steady, and by the book. Every sigh, every squirm got logged, showing the raw mess of an arrest. fear, frustration, and a whole lot of theatrics crammed into the backseat of a cruiser. She was officially charged with driving under the influence, DUI, following the single vehicle crash. Refusal to submit to field sobriety exercises led to her arrest and subsequent processing at the county jail. 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. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. 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