Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Give me your other hand. >> Okay. >> So, put your left foot on the line like this. >> Okay. >> Right foot in front touching heel to toe. Okay. >> Heel to toe. >> Yep. Touching heel to toe. >> Okay. >> Hands by your sides. Now, stay in that position. I tell you to until I tell you to start the exercise. Okay. Okay, >> but listen. You said you were >> On February 17th, 2025, a routine traffic stop over a missed moveover violation spun wildly out of control when officers suspected something more than emotional distress behind the wheel. From failed instructions to mid-EST arguments, this wasn't your average DUI stop. Watch the video to know what actually happened. >> Hey, how's it going, ma'am? >> Sheriff, got your license on you? I'm sorry. >> You got your license on you? >> I do. >> I'm just pulling you over. You failed to move over for me. Okay. And you drove into the bike lane when you passed me. >> Wait, what? Say it again. >> So, I pulled you over uh failing to move over. Okay. >> Failing to move over. What does that mean? >> So, when you see law enforcement or any first responder on the side of the road, their lights on, you have to move over to the vacant lane. Okay. >> Um I guess >> what was that other one? Just a ID card. >> Yeah, I did. Here you go. >> Okay. When did you get this one? >> Um, when I was living in West Palm. Oh, >> okay. So, your license won't be suspended or anything? >> Of course not. >> You said of course or of course not. >> I said of course not. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you have the ID back? Do you have registration proof insurance by chance? >> Uh, I do. Of course I do. >> Okay. And where are we coming from tonight? >> Say again. >> Where are you coming from tonight? Um, I mean I don't have to answer to >> You don't. All right. Thank you. >> And proof insurance. Either the card or on your phone. >> Is it not there? >> No, that's just your registration. >> Give me one second and I will >> Okay. >> Here you go. All right. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> But again, why did you pull me over? >> For failing to move over for law enforcement. Okay. So, >> I don't understand that. Can you explain it? >> I got you. So, when you see like this is a traffic stop, right? I'm a police officer. There's red and blue lights in my car. You can't drive past me in the right lane. Okay. You have >> So, I had to pull up to the left side. >> You had to move over to the left lane. I'm sure I did it cuz I would do that. But that's fine. >> Uh, okay. Do you do me a favor? How about the car for me, please? >> No, I will not. >> Uh, yes, you will. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm smelling alcohol coming from your car. Your eyes are watery >> and you're acting all slow. >> Listen, I've been crying. I'm going through a really hard breakup. And >> I understand that, but I'm still smelling alcohol coming from the car. Okay. >> No, there's not. >> Yes, sir. So, can you hop out the car for me? Uh, go for it. Just got out the car. >> I'm not going to. >> Come on. Just hop out the car for me. >> No. >> Yes. >> Probably. Do you need the air? >> Negative right now. Come on, ma'am. Hop out the car. I'm going to be conducting a DUI investigation. Okay. >> That's fine. >> All right then. How about the car? >> No, I'm not. >> All right. Come on. >> Whoa. You're >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> The woman completely acted like the law was an optional group project and insisted she had nothing to prove. Her excuses were less responsible adult and more tick- tock conspiracy dropout. She refused to cooperate and turned the whole stop into a performance. Eventually, her attitude marinated long enough for cops to drag her out like last week's garbage. >> Give me your other hand. >> Okay. That's a little rough, but >> okay. >> They can be a little rough. >> Damn it. >> Yeah. When you don't want to listen to me >> and follow my orders. I asked you to get out the car. No, I >> told you you to get out the car multiple times and you said no. Straight to my face. >> Um I mean >> 721. I'm code five male custody. >> But this is on camera, right? >> Correction. Female custody. Yes, ma'am. It is. >> Okay, perfect. >> Any any needles or anything on you? >> No, definitely not. Definitely not. >> Okay, I'm going to help you get out. >> Please help me. Do >> I will I copy? I'll be breaking and I'll be right momentarily. Copy. >> All right. You do me a favor. Roll on your side right here. >> Of course. Yeah. Whatever you say. >> Put your knees up >> and I'm going to pull you this way and use your feet to stand up. Okay. >> Oh, of course. Yeah. >> All right. So, I'm still deduct uh conducting my DUI investigation. Okay. Would you like to perform a field society exercises to dispel my belief? >> I don't understand what you're saying. >> So I think you're drunk off of alcohol. >> I think you're drunk. >> I'm not drunk. >> I believe you're drunk either under alcohol or control substance. Okay. So drugs. >> Whatever you say. >> Would you like to perform a field of exercises to disprove my belief? >> Yes. Let's go. >> Okay. Just sit in my car real quick. >> We're going to wait for my partner to get here. >> Perfect. over the resource. I'll be out with you. >> Okay. >> All right. Just hop out and we're going to do the exercises right here. Okay. >> Okay. Can you unc >> Yes. I'm I'm I'mma uncuff you when you get out. >> So when I get out here now? >> Yes. Cuz I'm I'm take you out your handcuffs and we're conducting exercises. Okay. >> Oh, of course. Whatever you say. Deputy Hernandez. >> Just relax. I need to take this one off. >> Listen, I'm relaxed. But so what does this imply you? >> What is What do you mean the exercises? >> Yeah, for sure. >> To disprove my belief that you're driving your car drunk cuz I believe you're >> But I didn't pull over because you had stopped somebody and that's why you pulled me over. >> I I stopped you cuz you failed to move over. Let's come step in front of my car. Okay. >> For sure. >> In front of your car. So right here in the middle. >> Yep. We'll do it right here actually. >> Okay. So guys, >> right here. Come step on my line. >> Once in cuffs, the theatrics didn't stop. They leveled up. She acted like she wasn't in the middle of a traffic stop, but delivering a TED talk on personal injustice. Demanding answers, arguing every word, and tossing attitude like she had Yelp reviews to leave. It's rare to be cuffed and still act like you're the one running customer service. Wait, but hold on because I'm a tattoo artist and cops get tattoos all the time >> and they've told me how it works to do the drunk test. >> Okay. So, you don't want to leave the field uh field? >> I definitely do. Let's go. >> Okay. Where's the light though? >> Face face me. Put your feet together, hands by your sides. Okay. Okay. So, for this exercise, you're going to f the tip of my pen with your eyes on your eyes only. Okay. Do you have any medical problems? Diabetic? >> No, I do not. >> Epilepsy? >> No. >> Okay. You have any false eyes? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. Blindness in any eye? >> Definitely not. >> Okay. Any head injuries? >> No. >> Okay. So, you're going to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Okay. My light is a blinding. Then just tell me to move it and we'll move it. Okay. >> Wait. Hold on. Tell me to move what? >> So, if my light blinds you, then >> tell me to move it and I'll move it. Okay. But I'm doing your test. So why would I tell you to move it? >> Because I don't want you to Do you want to your light like this blinding your eye? No. >> I mean it does I mean I'm doing a test for you. >> Exercises. They're not tests. They're exercises. >> Whatever it is, but I mean >> Okay, just put your hands by your sides. We're going to begin the exercise. Okay. So >> don't move your head. Just follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. >> Don't move your head. Okay. Got to keep looking at it. You're not looking at it. Okay, >> I am. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to go up. Don't lift your chin. Don't move your head. Okay. >> I moved my chin, but I'm sorry. >> I got you. Just keep looking at the Keep looking at the pen. Okay. for the next exercise is the walk and turn. Okay. So, can you walk in a straight line? >> Do you have any? >> Yes, of course I can. Can you tell me the straight line? >> I understand. We're going to we're going to go through all that. Okay. >> Okay. So, >> do you >> I go as you say. >> Okay. Your legs hurt? Any leg injuries? Anything like that? >> No. No. No. >> So, you can walk perfectly fine. >> Perfectly fine. >> Okay. So, we're going to step right here. Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Okay. So, for this exercise, I'm going to explain the exercise. Then I'm going to demonstrate it to you. Then I'm going to tell you to begin. Okay. >> Go ahead. Demonstrate it. >> I need I need you to get in a uh starting position. Okay. >> Is this It's not that. So, put your left foot Put the left foot on your line on the line. >> Okay. >> Put it right right in the middle of the line. Okay. >> Wait. But you said you were going to demonstrate it. >> I am. >> So, go ahead. >> So, put your left foot on the line like this. >> Okay. >> Right foot in front touching heel to toe. Okay. >> Heel to toe. >> Yep. Touching heel to toe. >> Okay. >> Hands by your sides. Now, stay in that position. I tell you to until I tell you to start the exercise. Okay. >> But listen, you said you were going to demonstrate. >> I am going to demonstrate. >> Can Can you do >> I am >> Her idea of cooperating with sobriety tests landed somewhere between off Broadway drama and chaotic street improv. She challenged every step, debated every instruction, and wouldn't lift a toe without a full-on tutorial. The officer could barely get a word in as she turned field testing into a full-blown audition. It was less about compliance, more about creating confusion on Q. >> Need you to stay in this position. >> But listen, demonstrate it to me first. I am said, >> but I need you to stay in that position, then I'm going to demonstrate it. Okay. So, can you get back? >> I'm getting a little uncomfortable. And the camera is on, right? >> Yes, ma'am. Is that a red light? >> There is a red light. >> Then it's recording. >> So, you said you were going to demonstrate it. >> I am going to demonstrate it. I just need you >> demonstrate it. >> I need you to stay in the starting position. Now, that's a part of that's part of the instructions. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, left foot on the line, right foot in front, heel to toe, hands by your sides. Okay. >> Okay. >> If you get out that position, just get right back into it. Okay. >> So, I'm good here now. >> You're not You got to touch heel to toe. If like this and hands by your sides and stay in that position until I tell you to start. >> Okay. Is this good for you? >> That's good. Okay. >> So, for this exercise, you're going to walk down the line nine steps. Take a series of small steps to turn around, then nine steps back. Okay. And I'm I'mma demonstrate it right now. Okay. >> So, do it. >> So, look right here. Can you get back in the starting position for me, please? >> Can you do it on the line? >> Can I do it on the line? No. >> You said you were going to demo. >> Yes. I'm going to do it like this so you can see my foot. Okay. >> No, I want to see it on the line. >> Okay. I'll do it on the line for you. So, you're in your starting to get in. >> Don't worry about it. So, right here. Okay. You're in the starting position. >> Just like this. >> Uhhuh. While you walk, you're going to keep your eyes on your feet and count your steps out loud. It's It's going to look something like this. Okay? One, two, three. I'm only taking three steps. You're going to take nine steps. Okay? When you get >> nine steps. >> Yes. When you when you get to your ninth step, you're going to leave your lead foot on the line. Take a series of small steps like this to turn around. Then nine back down. One, two, three. Do you understand everything I just explained to you? >> I don't. >> What? What don't you get? >> I mean, um, it's so it's way more than what you're demonstrating. >> Listen, it it listen, let's cut to the chase. >> You think I'm drunk? I think you're drunk. >> Okay, so let's go. >> Okay. >> Okay, then let's go. I I'm not doing this short. Whatever. >> Let's go. 721 female go signal one and shoot me off number next birthday and next rotation. You >> have phone number that way. >> No, I don't give you my phone number. >> You don't want to pick up your car? >> Um I do. What? >> Your phone number is for the tow receipt. >> And you don't need to receipt for that. Do >> you have any narcotics or anything? Nothing. Nothing. All right. What? You just take a picture for it. >> Picture for what? >> I'm just talking to my deputy. Okay. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> Copy. >> Eventually, even she got tired of her own contradictions. Let's cut to the chase, she snapped, finally acknowledging the big pink elephant. Alcohol. The officer, not missing a beat, proceeded like a pro. But she wasn't done. Even after deciding to stop the tests, she added new layers of fuss, refusing to give her phone number and treating the tow process like a federal interrogation. Let's see if it works. >> 911. >> Hello. Um, what um dispatch am I speaking with? What county? >> Monroe County. >> Oh, hey. How you doing? This is um 7118. >> 4114. Um, is there any way you could get this phone number and um put it in the CAD notes um or in card it to me? Um, it's for the female. I needed to get the tow receipt. >> Yeah, I will put it in the cab and I'll car it to you. >> All right. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> Should be right up. Golly 712. >> Go ahead. >> Number record. >> Things could have gone smoothly, like really smoothly. If only she had just followed instructions instead of turning the whole thing into a courtroom drama with herself as the lead attorney. But no, debate mastery took the wheel. Common sense left the chat. And now behind the bars, she might get the silent audience she always wanted. She was charged with DUI and resisting without violence. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. 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