As cops, we see the consequences of dangerous driving all the time. [music] But in this case, we have a woman who allegedly struck a pedestrian, but her biggest concern is getting on the phone with the chief of police. >> I got into a little situation. Sorry, that was the chief of Europe. >> After that, we have a woman who's going 60 mph in a 45 mph zone and refusing to comply. >> Once another unit comes, I'm busting this window. >> 174 she's pulling off. But first, we have a suspected hit and run where a witness on the scene followed the suspect to her place of work and the police are about to confront her. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Who's the driver of the car? >> Yeah, I am. >> Okay. What's going on? >> So, I I just looked down for a second and I hit the curb and I thought that my tire could make it here to work and then the and then he just told me that I hit somebody. >> Okay. >> So, >> which which car are you driving? This one right here. >> This one. Okay. >> Just initial observation, not having heard her talk too much. It just seems like something's off with her. Can't tell what yet. >> I just looked down for two seconds. >> And you didn't notice. >> I'm trying to call Tom right now, so he's probably not awake yet. But >> Okay. You didn't notice this? >> I could feel it, but I was trying to make it to work. >> Who's going to that? >> You probably want to deal with this. Classic mommobile. Gigantic white SUV. I see him everywhere. >> Just come over here. >> Did you witness it? >> Yes. Me and the >> Okay. What What did you see? >> So me and a sailor were like right behind. He stayed with the guy out there. >> Yeah. >> But uh all of a sudden the car this car swerved up on and it clipped the guy. Took a shoe off, threw him up against like the fence up there. Yikes. >> And he was laying there. The sailor stayed with him and I followed her. >> Did she look like she knew what happened? >> Oh, you there's no way you could. Tire blew out. I mean, there was a huge amount of noise. Swerved back onto the road and >> Okay. You made no attempt to stop. >> No. >> Second Sam. >> We've got a tattler pedest. >> Copy. >> Which is good. >> Injury. >> So, left the roadway, hit him on the sidewalk. >> Yep. >> And just kept going. >> Yep. >> Okay. Drove all the way down here like that. Yes. >> Okay. >> Were you walking this way? >> Yeah. I was just trying to get to trying to get downtown. >> Yeah. >> And how about an address for you? >> I mean, I don't really have one right now. Me and my girlfriend broke up, so I don't really have a place right now. >> Are you staying outside? >> This guy's having a day. >> Okay. As of last night, >> and he's homeless. >> Do you guys think there's a fracture or what? You guys >> He probably broke his foot. Yeah. >> They think maybe a broken foot. Is it like evident from like a you know a just a visual of it? >> Uh mostly how he's trying to not step on it. >> It's just a weight bearing type thing. So we probably won't know the significance of the injury until he's got some medical records. >> So most places there's enhanced penalties for leaving the scene of an accident when there's bodily injury or serious bodily injury. So that's what he's trying to gather there for his report. >> Hi ma'am. Officer Jennings police. >> Can you hop off the phone for me? I'm Hey, Tom. This is Ally. Um, I got into a little situation. Um, I have a bunch of cops at my coffee stand right now. >> Okay. >> Um, if you could please call me back, that'd be awesome. Um, sorry, that was a chief of Europe. >> Uhoh. Call him big chief trying to get out of it. >> The Breton PE. >> Okay, let's walk over here. Were you driving this car? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, we can go all the way over here. Who are these people? Were they in the car with you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can you take your hands out of your pocket so I talk to you real quick? Okay. So, what happened today? >> I was just driving and I looked down for a second and I hit the curb and I didn't know I hit anybody. >> I didn't see anybody. I was looking over there. >> Okay. Were you driving with like a flat tire or anything? >> Were you on your You said you were on your phone. >> No, I just looked down for a second. >> For what reason? >> I think I dropped something. I can't even remember now. >> Okay. So, you think you dropped something and that made you look down? >> Yeah, I just looked down for a second. >> And so, >> I didn't know that I hit anybody. >> Okay. Have you had any alcohol to drink today? >> Nope. I don't drink. >> Last night? >> I don't drink. >> Do you take any medicine or drugs or anything like that? >> Nope. >> Okay. Um, so other than the dropping, was there anything else going on with the car? Um, I got rear ended the other day, but there's nothing wrong with it. >> Okay. And you don't take any medicine or drugs or anything like that? >> Nope. >> Okay. Uh, are you willing to perform some voluntary field sobriety tests to make sure that you're okay to drive today? >> Uh, yeah. >> Okay. Um, we can step Why don't we step kind of like right out right over here? >> Can we can we um get a hold of the chief of the Breton PD first? Huh? >> Why is that? >> Because I would like to talk to him. I want him to be here. He told me to call him if like this happen. >> Okay. Well, the chief doesn't typically respond. You have a supervisor. He's a sergeant right now. He's typically in charge of the city until admin people come in, but the chief doesn't typically respond to scenes like this. And ultimately, we need to kind of deal with what's going on here first. Okay. >> Good answer. >> So, can you stand? Uh, >> kind of. I'm I don't want to do any field sobriety tests right now because I literally just woke up to try to get here >> to open my coffee stand and I'm really tired. >> Okay. >> Yesterday was my opening day and I've just been dealing with a lot. >> Yeah. >> So, >> it is a little strange she hasn't asked if the person she hit is okay. I find that odd. >> And I >> So, you don't want to perform here feeling test? >> Not right now. I'll take the blow test if you want me to. Okay. >> I'm just really shaky. >> I understand. Well, I mean, there's different, you know, field sobriety tests don't necessarily are affected by like nervousness and things like that. I mean, it's a way if you're if you're affect my nervousness. >> Okay. I'm saying nervous. >> My legs are shaking right now. So, that wouldn't make me that wouldn't be fair. >> And but you don't take any medicine or drugs or anything like that? No, sir. Okay. Cuz you're the way you're kind of talking to me. Like I'm just going to >> He said I'm tired and I just opened a 650 foot kitchen and I'm dealing with a lot of stuff. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you have any history of any kind of drug use or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. And you said you'd be willing to submit to a preliminary breath test? >> Yep. >> Okay. Hang tight here for a sec. >> All right. Thank you. >> Uh you are not free to leave yet. Okay. >> OUI or DUI or DWI is one thing. Being under the influence of drugs is totally [music] different and a lot of states are way behind on this. Like the state I work in, there's no implied consent law for drugs. It's only for alcohol. So, you really need like an expert to show up, like a DR, drug recognition expert to come up to do tests or to make observations that will be admissible in court. I've done OUI drug arrests before. You usually never get a conviction because very few people have the DR certification and in the state I work in, there's really no way to test for it. So, she refused SFST, but she said she'd agreed to a breath test. But looking like her demeanor makes me think more like drug related, like some kind of >> What did the witness say about her driving? >> Driving went up on the curb, hit the pedestrian, shoe flew off like undeniable. She would have known she hit something. And then her her tire is shredded and drove all the way down here like that. >> Okay. I think Yeah. I mean, with her behavior and demeanor, I think I'm going to arrest him. >> Think I'm stand for 10. I'll be up there in >> Let me Let me do the PBT real quick. >> Okay. I think I'm guessing she'll blow zeros if she was so willing to take it. >> Usually supposed to open up at 4:30 a.m. and I just woke up and rolled out of bed. >> As you can see, uh, this is a new tube. Okay. So, do you have any foreign substances in your mouth right now? Like what? >> Anything foreign like gum food. >> So anything in your mouth going to impact the test. Like when I was in academy, they had us like chew mints and then do the test and we were all like wildly over the limit. Also any kind of liquid you can't have in your mouth. Like there's an observation period before you take the big breathalyzer. 15 minutes. Nothing in your mouth. No drinks, nothing to make sure the reading is accurate. >> Okay. Can you open your mouth for me? >> Okay. Deep breath in. and blow. >> Keep going. Keep going. >> When's the last time you used cannabis? >> Uh, tonight. Last night before I went to sleep. >> Last night. You didn't use any this morning. >> Okay. Cuz you're kind of acting like I understand you're saying you're nervous, but with the leg trimmers, your general demeanor, you got the white tongue. We're out with her thirsty though. >> And you didn't use any this morning. You're saying the last time you used cannabis was last night. >> Before I go to sleep. >> Okay. >> Maybe she went to sleep at like 5:00 a.m. Seems like that could be probable. [music] >> And when did you realize that you hit you went up over the curb? When what about your rear tire? >> I didn't know it was like that. I I was just trying to make it to work >> and then he told me that I hit somebody as soon as he pulled in here. What kind of can you do you uh smoke cannabis? >> Like what what kind of cannabis do you do? >> I just have a pen. >> The vape pen? Yeah. Or like a dab? >> Uh it's just like a little vape pen. >> Little vape pen. Okay. Do you know the concentration of that or anything like that? >> No, I just right before I go to sleep, I just take a little bit and >> and who else was in the car with you at the time? >> Um my daughter and my daughter's best friend. Just the two kids, but no, no one over there was. >> Nope. They were They were in this car. >> Okay. Okay, ma'am. Uh, right now you're under arrest. Okay. I have reason to believe that your driving was impaired by your uh drug uh drug usage. Okay. Go and put that other hand on top of your head. >> On top of my head? >> Yep. Place it back. Yeah. There we go. >> Okay. But just please be careful because my uh um I have a really really bad shoulder. >> Okay. >> Can you give my daughter a hug? Well, we'll deal with that in just a sec. Okay. >> So, this is not going to be a strong case in my opinion. He doesn't have all that much evidence that she's on a specific drug that he can identify. So, he's going to really have to kill it with those observations to get a conviction on this. That's just kind of the way it goes with OUI or DUI drugs. It's tough for just the typical street cop or patrolman to kind of establish your sobriety when it's drugs. There's a little, you know, >> just hang out over there for a minute. Okay. >> Can you grab my key in my pocket? >> No, don't do that. >> Step back, please. Thank you. >> I appreciate it. >> Okay. >> So, two little kiddos were in the car with her. >> Okay. >> Hello, kiddos. How are you? >> Good. Is that your mom? >> That's my mom. >> Your mom and your friend. >> Got it. Okay. >> I was just like chilling on the side and then I thought we were ran over like a giant raccoon or something cuz I just And then I just got swerve swerve and then back into and then the drive here. >> I knew I knew that we hit a curb. I knew that. And then when we were driving and it was funky, I knew that the tire was popped. Oh, >> okay. >> Okay. >> Somehow mom didn't. >> Sounds good. So, >> this lady's having a bad day. She's been arrested and also they're going to call DCF and report this because kids were present. They were in the car and she's suspected of driving under the influence of something. >> Thank you guys. >> Uh, this is a telephonic search warrant hearing. This is Judge Adams. Today's date is July 9th. It is 8:14 a.m. It's a court's understanding you are seeking a telephonic search warrant. Is that correct? >> Yes, your honor. >> Please describe the place or person to be searched. >> Uh last name first name Alexandra with a driver's license number. >> What crime is being investigated? >> Vehicular assault RCW 4661522. >> And where is it believed that crime occurred? the city of Birminton County of Kitapp. Okay. >> Uh, and what are you looking to seize? >> Two vials of blood uh to test for alcohol level andor detect the presence of andor level of any drugs. >> That whole thing was really interesting to me. We don't where I work really do things like that. Like I said, the state I'm in doesn't really have an established per se amount of drugs or marijuana you can have in your system that would be considered intoxicated while driving. My state, by the way, isn't alone in that. A lot of states don't have these things set up yet, and plied consent is just for alcohol. But pretty neat. He can call a judge, get a warrant to get the blood. The other thing I I saw that was so different than what I'm used to is you have to pick one. Like either you're investigating DUI drugs or DUI alcohol. You can't just go on a fishing expedition and be like, test her for everything. She's on something. Doesn't really fly. I've been told that by the DA's office. You kind of have to pick one or the other. We'll get back to Alexander's charges in just a moment. But first, we have this woman who's about to escalate a speeding ticket into something much worse. >> Pull your vehicle to the right. Pull your vehicle to the right. Once the light changes, turn right at the light. >> We're still rolling. Stop your vehicle or I will paint you out. Stop the vehicle. Music blaring. >> Do me a favor. Set the radio off. Step out. I need to talk to you for a second. >> Normal, please. >> Here we go. >> See you in a second. I need you to step out. All right. Listen, ma'am. I'm We're listen. You're coming this close. All right. You're about to go to jail. All right. I I'll explain everything to you if you step out. >> I'm telling you right now to step out of the vehicle or you are going >> You are going to go to jail. If you do not step out of the vehicle, I will tell you that in a second. >> Okay, tell me now. >> I don't have to tell you that. I'm telling you to step out now. I'm giving you a lawful order. Okay, you're going 60 mph in a 45. All right, step out of the vehicle or I'm going to take you to jail right now. Do you understand that? I have other units coming right now. Step out or you are going to jail for resisting. >> So, we didn't get a really good feel of how long he was following her for, but I'm assuming it was a long time. It was beyond reasonable. When lights are activated behind you by a police officer, you're supposed to stop immediately or in a reasonable amount of time. Clearly, that didn't occur. So, it's arrestable. And yes, she does have to step out of the car. But will she? >> I'm not I'm not playing around with you. You almost got pitted out. All right. You for failing to stop. I turned my sirens on. >> Sir, hold on a second. Hold on a second. >> Listen, I ma'am, >> you are I'm As soon as another Listen, I'm telling you I am right now. I'm telling you, step out of the vehicle. I don't want to talk to you in the car. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle, >> ma'am. Once another unit comes, I'm busting this window and I am dragging you out. >> Busting my window car. You're not even letting me talk and let me explain. >> I don't need I don't need you. I'm telling you to step out. I am legally allowed to tell you to step out. I don't I don't care what you think. I am telling you right now to step out of the vehicle or you're going to jail. I'm giving you one last chance. If you do not step out of this vehicle, I am taking you to jail for resisting. Please step out of the vehicle. I don't have to explain myself to you. That is a lawful order. You should probably understand what the law is. >> Because you're wrong. >> Good to go. I'm not wrong. My window. >> I'm going to bust your window if you do not step out of the vehicle. >> To have a conversation. >> I don't need to have a conversation with you inside the vehicle. I am Windows. This is the last time. Good to go. You are going to jail right now for resisting. >> No, because you're not talking to me. You're being very rude. >> 174. And I'm not going to stop in in a part that I don't even I don't even know you and I don't even know. >> Just be advised the as soon as we get the female, she came to 10:15 for a conversation with you and the fact that you're being very rude right now. Like I'm trying to run away from you. I am not. >> So she thinks he's being rude. I mean a lot of these videos we see the cops are extremely patient, very polite, but that is not written into the law. We don't have to be super nice to you or super polite all the time. We can be very direct and ask you to do things and you have to do them if it's a lawful order. So, it's the old ask, tell, make. >> I'm just move over. >> Good to go. I'm We're not having I'm done talking to you. I'm going to break that window if you do not step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm trying to have a conver >> I'm not having a conversation with you. I've gave you multiple I don't Ma'am, you can say all everything you want. You can listen. I want to talk to your sergeant. >> I don't You will talk to the sergeant once you're in handcuffs. >> I want to talk to your sergeant. >> You can talk to the sergeant once. That's fine. >> You're going to jail. You are going to jail. >> I'm not. It's over, sister. We'll we'll see. >> We'll see who who we'll see. >> I plead the law of Jesus right now over this situation because God >> 174. She's requesting you. I adise she can speak to you when she's in handcuffs. Do you have any weapons in the vehicle? >> I do not. >> All right. >> She's claiming she doesn't feel safe, but really he's in uniform. He's in a marked car. There's emergency lights on it. I don't really buy it. Lady, >> it's your last chance. I'm I'm going to be nice. Give you one more chance. Step out of the vehicle or you going to jail. All right. You want to go that way. >> 174. She's pulling off. >> See you later. >> Give me traffic. >> We saw that coming. >> Now she's going to get it. My gosh, this is nuts. >> Successful. She's 10 more. >> So, we just try to pit her. So, we try to hit the back end of her car with the front of his to try to make her spin out of control. Really cool maneuver. Wish we could do it. Where I work, we can't. It's kind of state by state or county by county. The high-speed pursuit has kind of been really, really squashed in a lot of places because of the danger to the public. But on the west coast, I do see that you can pit people and it's a-ok. Okay with their bosses. >> STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> DADDY, HELP ME. >> I DON'T HAVE MY THING. THE WHOLE THING WITH this situation is like, what did she think was going to happen? You're just going to put up a a little argument, not put your window down, not comply, and then they're going to let you go? No. How could you think you're going to get away with this? This is the natural conclusion to your actions. >> DADDY, >> STOP. STOP. Talk to me. STOP. >> Step out OF THE CAR. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> She got resistant on her now, too. >> Sounds like some kind of bird or a crow or something. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> COME ON. >> STOP. >> COME ON. >> STOP. >> NO. NO. NO. YOU DIDN'T TALK TO ME. You did not. Anything on here? I'LL PICK YOU. >> YOU DID NOT TALK. DO you have anything on you? >> You did NOT TALK TO ME. I'M NOT TALKING TO NOBODY. And you hit my car. >> Yes, I did. >> Why did you hit my car? You did not talk to me. >> I don't need to talk to you. >> Yes, you should. I have a right to be talked to and have a reason. >> I'm not telling you. >> I do know MY RIGHTS. YOU GUYS DON'T. You guys are absolutely wrong. I'm not going away from my dad. HAVE A SEAT. >> I'M WAITING FOR MY DAD. >> YOU'RE going to have a seat. >> I'm waiting for my dad. >> Waiting for your dad. >> HELP. I'M BEING pulled to life BY THE POLICE. HELP. >> Put your head in. >> I am sitting. >> Put your head IN ALL THE WAY. >> NO. STOP. HELP. HELP. >> YOU'RE PULLING MY HAIR. HELP. >> The mel hobble. >> HELP. HELP. HELP. I'M BEING IN FRONT OF MY BODY. >> I'm not going. You're going to jail, man. >> She's still in disbelief. She's in the back of a cruiser handcuffed, but still thinks she's not going to jail. Good luck. You're going to have to talk to me. You are very rude to me. You did not want to talk to me. It's all on camera. I don't have to. I gave you multiple orders. >> You have the right to talk to me. Do you understand why I was being told why and I was trying to explain to you why I was pulling over because you're being very rude. >> I'm not being rude. You're not. Listen, this is your problem. You need to understand you are not in control. You are not in You are not in control. No, you are not. Not when I turn on my lights and I see you. You're being very rude, >> ma'am. >> VERY RUDE. I WANT TO TALK to the sergeant. I do not want to leave this premise. I want to talk to the sergeant. >> Do you have a valid driver's license? Is that why you're acting like this? Cuz you are you suspended? >> Did you check my plates? >> What is your name then? If you do not tell me your name, I am going to charge you with fairly identified. We're going to take you to the jail. You're going to get booked under John Doe or Jane Doe. Okay? And then you're going to sit there until he's right here. >> All right. Uhoh. >> I want to talk to you, Sergeant. I don't want to talk to disrespectful coming to my car. >> I'm sorry that they hurt your feelings. >> I'm sorry that they hurt your feelings. Well said, Sergeant. >> Now, we got to go to jail. >> No. >> No. I'm waiting for my dad. >> No, we're not doing that. >> No. >> So, >> no. Stop. Wait. HOLD ON. >> WAIT. STOP. Come on. GET OUT OF THE CAR. PLEASE STOP. CAN'T WAIT. I'M TRYING. >> YOU'RE PAST TALKING. You already ran. GET OUT OF HERE NOW. HEY, I'M NOT GOING >> ANYWHERE. DAD, my dad pulling up. >> I don't know. Maybe. >> How's it going, man? >> So, yeah. So, all right. I'm gave her multiple multiple commands. Step out of the vehicle. I'm going to have to break the window if you don't come out. >> They don't look shocked. Alexandra was charged with vehicular assault and reckless endangerment. I've submitted a Freedom of Information request to find the outcome of her case, and I'll keep you guys updated when I hear back. Jakira was charged with fleeing or attempting to elude a law enforcement officer and resisting an officer without violence. As of now, her case remains open with the next court date scheduled for March 24th, 2026. I'll post an update on my community page when we find out the outcome of her case. Guys, thank you for joining me on this video. Please like, subscribe, and comment. Hit that bell notification so you know when the new video has dropped. And if you like police war stories, check out the Things Police See podcast where I sit down with the men and women of law enforcement for about an hour and talk about their most intense, bizarre, and humorous moments on the job. Available everywhere you get podcasts and a link to the YouTube channel is in the show notes. Thanks guys and I'll see you next