put you in handcuffs and you go to jail
today.
>> Go to jail for what? Go to jail. GO TO
JAIL FOR WHAT? GO TO JAIL FOR WHAT? GO
TO JAIL FOR WHAT? GO TO JAIL FOR WHY?
>> Because you're high.
>> I'm not high. Obviously,
>> and you're not paying attention. [music]
>> I'm not high.
>> Thank God because I'm trying to be a
nurse and you really are ruining my
career by this. I want you to know I'm
not.
>> First of all, you're not a female
officer.
>> Doesn't matter.
>> It does matter. You can't put your hands
on me.
>> That's not true.
>> You can't search me.
>> I'm a [ __ ] medical student. Y'all
ridiculous. I swear to God. I swear to
God.
>> It took just 10 minutes of pure
arrogance for this entitled nursing
student to flush her entire future down
the drain because honey, the law doesn't
care about your GPA.
On Saturday, June 15th, 2024, a traffic
stop in Ohio for driving without
headlights took an unexpected turn.
Instead of cooperating, this medical
student thought she could walk all over
the police. And here is what actually
happened.
Hi, ladies.
>> Hi.
>> Hi. You know you're driving down the
road with no lights on, right?
>> Oh, shoot. This is her car.
>> Okay.
>> You mind talking to that officer over
there?
>> Hello.
>> Wait a second. I'm going to get you my
driver's license. I only have a picture
of it.
>> All righty. Where are you guys coming
from? Literally my apartment, which is
right behind the old family video store.
>> Okay,
>> we just pulled out.
>> Can I see that, please?
>> Yeah, go ahead.
>> Are you the registered owner of the car?
>> No, this isn't my car. I was just
driving it. It's her car.
>> Okay, it's your car.
>> Yeah.
>> Do you have a valid license?
>> Yeah.
>> Why aren't you driving?
>> Cuz she's doing her makeup.
>> Oh, okay. Are you guys on your way
somewhere?
>> Yeah, we're going to a party.
>> Where's that at?
>> At our friend's house.
>> Is it in the city? No, it's not in this
city.
>> All right.
>> Huh?
>> Do you smoke cigarettes?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. What kind of cigarettes do you
smoke?
>> Okay.
>> Why?
>> I was just curious.
>> Oh.
>> All right. Uh, you mind stepping out for
me?
>> This isn't my car. I don't know what to
get.
>> Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate it.
All right. I'm happy you. So, uh, how
much weed's in the car?
>> None. No weed?
>> No.
>> No dab pens?
>> No.
>> Nothing like that?
>> No.
>> Okay. When did you smell class
>> in my apartment?
>> How long ago?
>> 2 3 hours ago.
>> Okay.
>> This is my drug rug. That's probably why
I smell. I can do a soberity test right
now.
>> Okay. Yeah, I was going to say I can
smell the weed.
>> Yeah, I can do a soiety test if you want
me to.
>> All right. Well, we we'll get to that.
Do you have anything illegal on you? Do
you have any weed on you?
>> No, sir.
>> All right. All right. I'll meet you back
here.
Right here. What's your name, dear?
>> Trice.
>> Trice. Okay. Trice, is there any weed in
the car?
>> Um, there's just a tiny container of it.
>> A tiny container of it. Okay. How old
are you at?
>> 20.
>> How old are you?
>> 20.
>> You got a fireball in the car. Nice. So,
where'd you guys get the fireball?
>> Our parents.
>> At least I got it from my dad.
>> Have you had anything to drink tonight?
>> No, sir.
>> Have you had anything to drink tonight?
>> No. We're driving to the party that we
were going to.
>> Yeah.
>> All right. Where's the weed at in the
car?
>> On the floor.
>> On the floor. Okay. How much weed is it?
>> Um, just like a tiny bit.
>> Okay. All right. Where's it at? On the
passenger side.
>> Yeah.
>> Can you hang out with her?
>> Yep.
>> The officer confiscates the bottle of
Fireball and detains both girls. [music]
Their bizarre reaction right after is a
textbook example of what happens when
you watch way too much YouTube.
Let me let me answer your question with
a question. I am a police officer and
you are a 20-year-old in possession of
alcohol. What do you think I'm going to
do?
>> Dump it out.
>> Is there anything else illegal in the
car, ladies?
>> No.
>> I'm guessing this is your bag. Okay.
You're slaring pretty heavily. You sure
you haven't had anything to drink?
>> No, I really haven't. I'm just like,
God, I really am in college. Like, I'm
almost halfway through college. I'm
about to be an RN.
>> Is it because you're just high right
now?
>> I'm not high, officer, at all.
>> Why are you slurring so much?
>> I'm not slurring.
I told you I would do a subbing test for
you.
>> What's your name?
>> Hannah.
>> No. What's your name?
>> Trice.
>> Trice. Trice, can you hear her slurring?
>> I have a speech impediment.
>> How?
>> Okay. All right. If that's the case, I
understand. So, what are you going to do
when they start random drug testing you
for clinicals?
>> Well, I was going to clean my system and
then not smoke weed again. Is
>> this something you can give up and just
not
>> Yeah, I honestly just do it for fun. I'm
not addicted to.
>> Okay.
Do you still know that you can be
impaired and drive? Right. Yes. After
smoking. Okay.
>> Yes.
>> All right. When's the last time you
smoked?
>> 3 hours ago.
>> 3 hours ago.
>> Yes, sir.
>> Okay.
How much did you smoke?
>> Just a one, two hits off of her little
joint she brought over.
>> Gotcha.
>> He's like gone.
>> Cops on YouTube.
Can't believe everything on the
internet.
>> Oh, really?
>> I mean,
>> I was going to say I thought that pretty
freaking
>> Yeah. So, you've got nothing to drink,
right?
>> No, sir.
>> All right. So, would you blow into this
PBT for me?
>> Absolutely. 100%.
>> Okay. Just hold on. Just wait until you
talk.
>> How do I do it? Just when I tell you to
>> blow out or in?
>> Out. When I tell you to. Okay.
>> Mhm.
>> You're going to hear a tone going when
you're blowing through it. Mhm.
>> Try and keep that tone going as long as
you can. Okay.
>> Okay.
>> All right. Go ahead.
>> Good. Keep going. Keep going. Keep
going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep
going. Keep going. Keep going. Good job.
Good job. Stop.
>> I told you officer. I really haven't.
Even though she passed the breathalyzer
with a negative result, the driver
wasn't allowed to leave just yet. Since
she had already admitted to smoking
marijuana earlier, the officers had to
perform a field sobriety test.
All right, you can stand down by your
side. Begin.
Make sure you're looking up.
And you're going to follow the tip of my
pen with your eyes and your eyes only.
Do you understand?
>> All right.
Just look at the tip of my pen. You're
doing just fine.
You're turning your head. Keep your
head.
>> So, I'm just nervous now cuz I feel like
I'm doing it right, officer. I don't I'm
not drunk. I'm not
>> I I never said you weren't doing it
wrong. I never said that. No,
>> you're doing fine.
I didn't even do it that time. I'm
sorry.
>> Just
>> I'm nervous. You're making me nervous,
sir. I'm doing I've done this like eight
times and you're making me feel like
I've done it wrong and I feel like I've
done it right and I'm just nervous now.
>> What What have I done or said to make
you keep repeating it? You just keep
repeating it. That was all I'm sorry
>> because all you have to do is follow the
tip of my tongue with your eyes.
>> I'm just nervous.
>> To be honest, she did quite well and
followed the instructions. Her anxiety
is completely understandable. After all,
anyone would be nervous facing the
police.
>> You're going to look at the front of
your foot and you're going to count
upwards. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 until I tell
you to stop. Is that pretty pretty
straightforward? You want me to tell you
again?
>> No.
>> You sure?
>> Yes, sir.
>> Okay, just wait.
You ready?
>> Yeah.
>> Begin.
1 1 100 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7
100 8 100
>> Can you
do the alphabet in order starting at the
letter D and ending at the letter W.
>> Starting at D
>> and then ending at W. All right. And I
don't want you to sing it.
>> Oh. So,
>> okay. So, I want you to start at the
letter D.
>> So, E.
>> No, I want you to start at the No D.
E. Okay.
>> F. So, I want you to start at the letter
D and I want you to end at the letter W.
And don't sing it.
>> Okay.
>> All right. Can you do that?
>> Go ahead.
>> D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W.
>> Touching heel to toe each time. Keeping
your hands down by your side. You
understand?
>> Yes, sir.
>> All right. You may begin.
>> One. Sorry. Let me restart. I'm sorry.
>> I'm sorry. I'm so nervous, dude. I'm not
drunk. I'm not nothing, but I'm damn on
nervous. That's what I am. One, two,
3 4 5
6 7
8
9
One, two. Can I do it again, officer?
I'm sorry. I'm nervous, dude. You can do
it again. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm not
trying to cuss any Jesus, but I'm
freaking nervous.
>> Start with your left foot on the line.
>> Well, I I didn't mean to lie to you, but
I'm trying to tell you. I would have
told you if I knew it was in my purse. I
knew my vape was in there. My makeup, I
threw it in there.
>> What about the small jar of weed?
>> I told you that.
>> Not when I first asked. When I first
asked, you lied. You didn't ask me about
a smart.
>> I did ask you if there was vehicle and
you said no.
>> Damn. Am I dead?
>> You did.
So, and you know why you're driving with
the lights off?
>> Because it's not my car to be honest.
I've never driven.
>> Because you're high.
>> I'm not high off.
>> And you're not paying attention.
>> I'm not high.
>> I think you are.
>> I'm definitely not high. It's not that I
wasn't paying attention. It's that I
wasn't. This is in my car and I'm not
high. Well,
>> I just did all of those tests for you.
I'm not high.
>> Right. Based off of what I saw from the
test, I think you are high.
>> Are you serious? Because I was nervous.
>> Not because you're nervous. Nervous does
not play a factor on how you did.
>> Then I would like to do them again
because I'm not high or with another
officer because I'm not high.
>> We're not going to do it again. All
right. He's here to witness it.
>> I'm not high.
>> According to the officer, she showed
clear signs of being high. Do you agree
with his observation? To find out for
sure, she was taken straight to jail for
a urine test.
>> All right. So, I need you to put your
hands behind your back. All right.
>> Are you serious? I'm not high.
>> Well, I think that you are.
>> I'm not.
>> What the
>> Hold on. Hold on. I want to try and make
sure I get these set up right. And I
also don't want them to tighten up on
you.
Can I get out or no?
>> Yep, you can get out.
>> All right, we're going to go to that
door over there.
>> All right, face that wall.
>> Which one?
>> Right there.
>> All right, I'm going to take your cups
out. Okay. [snorts] Okay.
All right. So, you are now under arrest.
>> One second. So, I asked to talk to your
surgeon. You're not going to let me do
that before you can say this roar off of
me because I would like to talk to
Sergeant. I'm not
>> First off, we don't have a sergeant
working right now.
>> So, I would like Can I talk to this
officer? Can he sobriety test me?
Officer, I'm not high. I'm not. He's
bugging. He's literally bugging. I blew
into a whistle for him. I did 10
different tests for him. He made me do
this with an eye pencil for five
freaking minutes. I'm not high.
>> Okay.
>> To take a test,
>> I'll piss in a cup for you. I understand
what it means. It means if I don't piss
in a cup, you're going to take my
driver's license, but I'm not high.
>> Listen, listen. Read Flip it over. Right
down there is the thing.
>> Okay. If you refuse.
>> I know. I get my driver's license. I'm
going to pee in a cup for you. I
understand. I understand. I'm not high.
>> Okay.
>> And I have a question. I do have
questions. Please. I have questions.
>> Okay.
>> Can I Is this something I can pay to get
off my record? because I am seriously am
in college to be a nurse and I am not
high at all.
>> Okay, it once you go through the court
process, you can pay to have it expuned.
>> Thank God because I'm trying to be a
nurser and you really are ruining my
career by this. I want you to know and
I'm not Did I put you in this situation?
>> Yes, you did because I
>> Was I the one driving down the road with
my lights off in a car that smelled like
weed?
>> You were driving I just told you this
was my drug rug. I told you that. I did
admit this was my drug rug. You were
driving with your lights on and your
buddy had to tell you to turn them off.
I told you mistakes happen like that.
That's not my car. I tried to explain to
that's my friend.
>> I also didn't smoke weed. I smoked weed
4 hours ago.
>> Now it's 4 hours ago
>> cuz uh how long have we been doing this
for? About an hour. About 4 hours now.
>> So, okay.
>> Like I'm
>> all right.
>> In the end, she was charged with OVI,
operating a vehicle under the influence
and possession of a controlled
substance. Do you think this will ruin
this young girl's future? Leave your
comments below. And that was just the
opening act for the next nurse who took
self-destruction to a whole new level by
challenging the police.
On Sunday, October 12th, 2025, hotel
management called the police to evict a
nursing student after a property dispute
with another guest. She seemed to
believe the law didn't apply to her. And
here is how it actually played out. He
doesn't even have a for police
department.
>> No,
>> no.
At least on NCIS.
Hello. Hello,
>> ma'am. Hey,
>> okay. How may I help you?
>> Hey, so
>> no, I'm not going nowhere because I
didn't do nothing to nobody. We're not
going to have these games. They called
the cops because they didn't like me
yelling through my door telling them I
need to put on clothes before you can
come in here and clean my room.
>> Okay. Well, whatever disagreement you
had with the management there, they said
they tried to come talk to you and it
still persisted.
>> They did not come talk to me. They
started knocking on my door. You come I
I put my list on the housekeeping for
Sunday.
>> Okay.
>> I just woke up like 30 minutes ago.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. The housekeeper knocks on my door.
I tell her, "Hey, give me a second. I
don't need to tell you why. I need a
second."
And then 5 minutes later, me in the
bathroom. 5 minutes later they come
back. They're knocking on the door. No,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm
like,
>> "Okay, I need to put on clothes before
you can come in the room." A male voice
answers.
>> I don't know who that is with the door
closed.
>> So, you're just talking. What am I
supposed to do? Oh, well, you you I'm
Hey, I need to put on clothes. Do you
want me to just open the door? You want
to come in?
Like, what do you want?
>> Okay, cool.
>> And and
>> I I was not here during those time. Of
course you weren't, but you're taking
their word for it.
>> Well, here here's the thing where I'm
stuck at. Okay. So, they're the owners
of the property. He he showed me how
you're on a weekly thing where you're
with Amodore Health.
>> I know that.
>> He said that he already spoke with them
and they told them that they don't want
you here and they told him that.
>> And when did they say that? Because it's
a Sunday.
>> Okay.
>> I haven't heard anything from my case
manager.
>> Well, I'm just letting you know what I
learned from them.
>> Right. And I'm not upset with you,
officer. I'm explaining my side of
things because they love to do this to
people. I recognize you, officer.
>> Where do I recognize you from? Um, you
were McDonald's about a year ago. I'm a
nursing student
>> and I told you that
>> she tried using her med student status
to get special treatment from the
officers, but it fell flat when she
realized they were protecting the
property owner's rights. Her calm
explanations quickly turned into quiet
resentment.
>> Obviously, not the 23 Apache Pine
>> the main reason why they're trying to
kick you out. It's a public. They gave
me a letter. It's an accumul had an
accumulation issue. On Friday, I cut up
I cut up a card that they keep putting
in my room about makeup and towels and I
cut it up and it's been like that since.
So, they left a note on my door Friday.
So, they've been passive aggressive.
They've been wanting me out of here.
I've been wanting to get out of here. I
just need So, I just need an apartment.
I don't have no control over that. I
just got a new case manager and here I
am.
>> You said they left a card on your dorm.
>> They left No, they leave. They have a
little card. They've been they've been
trying to get on to me about makeup in
my towels. Well, that's I mean
>> Okay.
>> And so they left a little card. Yes.
They left a little card on the mirror. I
just seen it. So I went and I said, "You
guys already told me about this one
time." I went cut it up and just put it
on the front desk. No interaction, no
nothing. Okay. Been like this since
Friday. I've been here 2 months and I
have not had no issues with these people
till Friday. So they're looking for any
reason at this point. And this today, I
didn't say anything to the housekeeper.
There's nothing more to say to her. I
need to get up out of bed so I can put
the clothes on so you can come clean my
room. They were supposed to do it
Friday. They were supposed to do it
yesterday. They didn't. So, it's that
simple.
>> Okay. So,
>> hold up.
>> Ma'am, can you please open the door?
>> We're not trying to get you in any more
trouble. Okay.
>> I'm going to give you two options, and
you need to listen to them very closely.
All right.
The first option, you open the door. We
talk respectfully towards each other
and you leave the property with all your
stuff.
>> Second option.
>> Management opens comes,
>> scans the door open so that we could go
inside, put you in handcuffs, and you go
to jail today.
>> Go to jail for what?
>> The officer's patience was completely
wasted. Given a final warning, the
polite nursing student from moments ago
instantly flipped, erupting like a
volcano.
>> Go to jail. GO TO JAIL FOR WHAT? GO TO
JAIL FOR WHAT? GO TO JAIL FOR WHAT? GO
TO [screaming] JAIL FOR WHAT? GO TO JAIL
FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? YOU
[screaming] WANT THE DOOR OPEN? THE DOOR
IS OPEN. I DON'T HAVE NOWHERE TO GO. AND
YOU'RE PISSING ME OFF. LEAVE ME THE
ALONE. Y'ALL LOVE TO DO THAT. Y'ALL LOVE
TO DO THAT TO BLACK PEOPLE. I DON'T HAVE
TIME FOR THIS [ __ ] DON'T TELL ME.
SHOULD YOU PUTTING ME IN JAIL FOR
[ __ ] WHAT? YOUR ass like
>> me to put me a handcuff.
>> Yeah, I gave you two options, Miss
Grief,
>> to ruin my [ __ ] future.
>> We're not threatening.
>> Stop it.
>> WHAT DO YOU WANT?
>> WE'VE BEEN GIVING YOU OPTIONS.
>> YOU WANT ME TO GET THE OUT? I HAVE TO
COORDINATE [ __ ] OKAY, I HAVE TO HAVE
SOMEBODY COME GET ME.
>> OKAY,
>> YOU CAN'T JUST PUT ME OUT.
>> CAN YOU START?
>> NO. CAN YOU CAN YOU GIVE me a [ __ ]
break? Okay.
>> CAN YOU GIVE ME A [ __ ] BREAK?
>> I'M NOT YELLING TOO MUCH.
>> NO, I DON'T CARE.
>> I DO NOT CARE.
>> YOU DON'T TELL ME.
>> You do not tell me.
>> You don't get to tell me.
>> You don't get to tell me. This is not
refusing to leave.
>> No, it's not.
>> Yes, it is.
>> SO, WHAT DO YOU WANT?
>> CUZ I'M GOING TO SHUT THIS DOOR.
>> Because I'm going to shut this DOOR AND
GATHER MY [ __ ]
>> I'm not No.
>> Okay.
>> No. No,
>> we spoke to management. They do not want
me spoke to management. They don't want
me here. WHAT DID I DO?
>> DO NOT HAVE RES.
>> WHAT DID I DO?
>> CLEARLY,
>> MY NAME is acting.
>> Do you think Do you think I spoke to
them like this? Really?
>> Yes, I do.
>> You of COURSE YOU DO BECAUSE YOU'RE
PISSING ME OFF. YOU'RE HERE THREATENING
ME. YOU'RE THREATENING ME WITH JAIL.
IT'S NOT RIGHT. IT'S NOT A THREAT. IT'S
AN OPTION, RIGHT? SO STOP.
>> LOOK,
>> BECAUSE THAT'S IRRITATING.
>> I'M GONNA GIVE YOU ONE MORE OPPORTUNITY.
>> OKAY, I
>> I'm gonna give you one more opportunity.
Call your supervisor. Call your
supervisor. CALL YOUR SUPERVISOR NOW.
CALL YOUR SUPERVISOR NOW. CALL YOUR
SUPERVISOR NOW AND BRING THEM HERE. CALL
YOUR SUPERVISOR now and bring them.
>> If that is how she talks to the police,
you can imagine what the hotel staff had
to put up with. Her own mouth is doing
all the damage here.
>> I HAVEN'T HEARD NO. I HAVE NOT HEARD
ANYBODY. YOU'RE GOING TO BACK UP.
>> I NEVER
>> AND YOU'RE GOING TO BACK UP AND YOU'RE
GOING TO GIVE ME A BREAK. AND YOU'RE
GOING TO GIVE ME A BREAK BECAUSE I JUST
WOKE UP.
>> I'VE BEEN GIVING YOU
>> BECAUSE I JUST WOKE UP.
>> And you're going to give me a break.
>> I'VE BEEN EXTREMELY POLITE.
>> NO. AND THAT'S NOT ABOUT THAT. SO LEAVE
ME THE HELL ALONE.
>> We've been extremely
threatening me with jail. Threatening me
with jail. Threatening me with jail.
REFUSE TO LEAVE. DO I IF I'M ON THE
PROGRAM, DO YOU THINK I HAVE ANYTHING
THAT I can get up AND GET THE [ __ ] OUT
WHEN YOU WANT ME TO?
>> IS THAT NO, DON'T SAY [laughter]
STOP. I'M ALLOWED TO BE FRUSTRATED. I'm
allowed to be frustrated.
I'm allowed to be frustrated. I'm
allowed to be frustrated. And guess
what? I'm allowed to be frustrated.
>> And I'm allowed to be loud. And I'm
allow And I'm allowed to be upset. And
that's not harming you. I HAVEN'T CALLED
YOU OUT OF YOUR NAME. I haven't insulted
you. I haven't said anything. So, I'm
allowed TO BE FRUSTRATED IF I DIDN'T
HAVE respect for you. I'm pissed. But it
DOESN'T MEAN THAT I DON'T HAVE RESPECT
FOR YOU, FOR YOUR AUTHORITY. WHAT I'M
SAYING IS THEY DON'T GET TO [ __ ] YOU
GUYS AND PUT ME AND PUT ME OUT CUZ THEY
DON'T LIKE
>> I understand
>> cuz they DON'T CUZ THEY DON'T LIKE WHAT?
>> BECAUSE I TOLD THE HOUSEKEEPER, I MEAN,
LOOK, I NEED A SECOND to put on some
clothes.
>> To put on some clothes to put on some
clothes because I told them I needed
some TIME TO GET DRESSED. OKAY. THEY
WILL COMPLAIN. THEY WILL COMPLAIN ABOUT
THE HOUSEKEEPER. ARE
>> YOU GOING TO LEAVE OR NOT?
>> NO. I I have to coordinate that, sir.
>> We done.
>> What kind of programming?
Okay. And I'm giving you an answer.
>> I have a bunch of [ __ ] here. Back up. I
don't want to have to push.
>> It wasn't intentional.
>> I know.
>> Okay. Don't tell me to not shout. I'm
allowed to beat the I'm allow I'm not
harming But I'm not harming you.
>> But I'm not harming you.
Look. Gra, a supervisor is here. Do you
want to STEP OUT?
>> YES. NO. CAN Y'ALL STEP AWAY from the
door and I will speak to the supervisor?
Y'all really beefing with a [ __ ] over a
hotel room. I don't have a
>> You just showed up to my door.
>> She thought the rules would change if
she could just talk to someone higher
up. But when the supervisor arrived,
there were no miracles waiting for her.
>> I asked them, "Please go away so I can
speak to you. But if you're going to be
on that bush, get another supervisor.
>> There's not going to be another
supervisor.
>> Okay, then you're not gonna you're not
gonna threaten me.
>> I have to coordinate. I don't have a
personal vehicle. I'm here on the Amidor
program. I have a bunch of [ __ ] in this
room. You have to wait.
>> No. If you want to go grab my stuff, if
you want to grab MY STUFF, NO, I'M NOT
HARMING. MOM,
>> STOP. I'M NOT. [laughter] I DIDN'T DO
ANYTHING. STOP. STOP. PLEASE. STOP.
PLEASE. [screaming]
PLEASE. MOM. STOP. PLEASE. PLEASE. Help
me. Please stop. [screaming] Stop.
Please. What did I do?
>> Now it's passing. OR WAS IT
>> I I HAVE TO GET MY STUFF THOUGH. I I
have SO MUCH IN HERE. THAT'S WHY.
>> WELL, the hotel said to hold on to IT
FOR YOU.
>> NO, I CAN PUT
>> Go get her in the car. I DON'T EVEN HAVE
MY GLASSES. CAN I GET MY GLASSES?
>> What do you want?
>> Oh, mom.
>> Where are my glasses?
>> Where are my
>> So, why do you have me
>> IN COP?
>> WHY AM I IN COPS?
>> SIT DOWN.
>> NO.
>> LET ME GO.
>> Get me. Call your supervisor. Call the
next. Call your boss.
>> Call your boss. You're going to be about
to be put in a wrap.
>> You just put me in cuffs.
>> So, please just have a seat in the car.
It's
>> going to get worse if you don't
>> chill out. Okay. You're going to put in
a wrap and we're going to have to carry
you around. You can't move. We don't
want that.
>> You will not be able to see.
>> You're ready to go to jail for
trespasses and resistance.
>> Trespassing.
>> Y'all just showed up and I didn't have a
chance to get my stuff.
>> Can we talk to you?
>> Out of the hotel. YOU DID NOT TALK TO
ME. You wouldn't even let me explain my
situation. I TOLD YOU I DON'T HAVE
ANYBODY. SWITCH WITH uh men and get the
>> I told you I don't have anybody.
>> You know what program I'm in?
>> In the end, she was booked into jail
facing charges of criminal trespass and
resisting arrest with violence. The
lesson here is simple. Walk away when
you have the chance because resisting
only makes things worse. But this next
nurse actually believes she was clever
enough to get away with it.
On Thursday, August 15th, 2024, an
arrogant attempt to bypass a closed road
in New Jersey brought the police right
to her window. Facing the officers, this
35year-old woman tried to use her
medical student status to bully her way
out of it, but she was about to get a
swift reality check.
>> Excuse me. That's your license,
registration insurance. Stop. Stop.
Police stop.
>> I live here. Stop or you're under
arrest.
>> I live here. You can't reserve.
>> You moved the traffic cones and you went
around them and you didn't put
>> Yes, I did. I live right here. I live
right here. So, what are you talking
about? I have to get here.
>> I need to see your license registration.
You don't have a license? Then you're
under arrest. You're under arrest
driving. Turn around. Put your hands
behind your back.
>> Where I'm going?
>> Okay. But I live here, so I'm sorry.
>> I'm on Hills Road 107. Send another.
>> Put your hands behind your back.
>> I live here for what?
>> Driving without a license.
>> I live here. I don't have to give you my
license.
>> You committed a traffic violation. I did
not.
>> Yes, I did not move the cone.
>> I did not.
>> You did not. I saw you. I watched you.
>> Okay. So, where's the evidence? Okay.
>> I saw you.
>> So, where's the evidence?
>> Turn around. Put your hand behind your
back.
>> Where's the evidence?
>> Are you going to Are you going to give
me your license or not?
>> No, I don't have to.
>> Yes, you did.
>> I don't have to, sir. I didn't I didn't
break a law.
>> Admitted a violation. You have to.
>> I did not.
>> Yes, you did.
>> I did not. Okay.
>> So, you going backwards down the road,
right? Flying backwards down the road.
What is that?
>> Okay. Turn around. Put your hands behind
your back.
>> You're not arresting me for nothing.
What are you talking about? No, you're
not. First of all, you're not a female
officer. Doesn't matter. It does matter.
You can't put your hands on me.
>> That's not true. You can't search me.
>> Okay.
>> I'm going to arrest you if you don't
give me your license plate.
>> For what? I don't give you my license
plate. If I see you in court, you're
going to have a huge issue.
>> That's fine. But you are under arrest.
>> I'm not under.
>> She truly believed that the edge of her
driveway was some kind of lawfree
sanctuary. It is a laughable delusion
because the officer standing in front of
her certainly didn't see it that way.
You
>> call who you call? Turn around.
>> I'm not arrested. I'm not arrested, sir.
What are you talking about? My wife's in
the car. Hold on. Hold on. Chill out.
I'm not doing nothing. Put your hands
behind your back.
>> Hold on. My life's in the car.
>> Okay, just relax now. Relax. Relax.
>> My life's in the car. What are you
doing?
>> Relax. Relax.
>> My life is in the car.
>> Hold on. Okay.
>> Sir, when you came
>> one female 101.
>> What is he pulling over?
>> I
go
for what?
>> It's not going to do you a favor. You're
not using it right now anyway.
>> Wait, but why am I
>> When you're clear, can you guys can you
get out my pocket, please? You cannot
You're under arrest.
>> You're under arrest. You can search with
the back of his head. He can't go.
>> What? What are you doing? Are you going
in my car? You want to search for it?
That's against the law. You need You
need You need
>> You need You need a permit for that. Do
you know who's
>> You need a permit for that, right?
>> Road here yet.
>> You need a permit for that, right? My
car is right here. What are you asking
for? You're not telling me anything.
>> What do you What do you need? Um, she's
needs to go back to headquarters.
Obstruction.
>> My license is right in my car.
>> She moved the cones across. Refused to
stop. I tried pulling her over.
>> I live right here. He didn't pull me
over. He didn't pull me over. I'm right
here in the park. Pulling you over now.
>> I'm right here in the driveway. No, he
didn't.
>> I ordered you to stop.
>> No, he didn't. He sped backwards in the
road.
>> It's all on video. Yeah, that's right.
Everything's on video.
>> My license in the car, sir.
>> Okay.
>> I have a license. What are you What are
you for? Because I'm I'm right here. Who
knows? You can't. First of all, you
can't stop. You didn't have a license.
>> I can tell you I don't have to. You told
me you told me I moved the cone. So, we
saw the same things. What are you
talking about?
>> When backup arrived, she knew the game
was over and her attitude quickly
dissolved into a mix of desperate
pleading and sheer hostility. Still, she
kept twisting the law to defend herself
until the bitter end.
>> I didn't rest.
>> You refused to stop. I told you to stop
your I'm walking. I'll have to stop
walking for you. What you do?
>> I do not want patrol.
>> I'm 35 years old.
>> Yeah. I wanted I wanted to patrol and
take her back and
>> my car is here. What are you talking
about? My car is right here. I'm not
talking to my car. Come on.
>> I'm a nursing student. I'm working a
medical school.
>> Do you need anything out of the car?
You're going back to our headquarters.
>> I have everything in a car.
>> What do you need out of car?
>> I live in Whippony. I live right here.
What do you need out of the car?
>> This is This is This is First of all, I
brought my bike around here.
>> Okay.
>> I'm from the area. This is definitely
What the hell is all this? Come here.
I'm in You're going over to this car.
>> Okay. I work at shop right now.
>> We're going to take a walk over to this
patrol car.
>> No, my car is over here.
>> But you're not going back to your car.
>> I'm not going to car.
>> You're going to head through process.
>> My car is here. I'm not calling my car.
Hold on. You can't do that. My car is
right here.
>> My car is right here.
>> You're under arrest. You're going back
to headquarters. You're going to get
more charges.
>> Wait, but I didn't do anything wrong.
We're
>> good for now.
>> I didn't do anything. No, my car is
right here.
>> That's what you can tell in court.
>> So, you can go to my license.
>> That's what you can tell. Go to my No, I
go to my car. Get my keys, please. Get
my keys.
>> I got your keys.
>> Give me my keys, please.
>> Do you need anything out of your car?
>> No, you're not going cuz you don't want
to take my car. Get my car keys, please.
>> I'm not taking your your car can stay
in.
>> Can I get my car keys back in my pocket?
Sir, he took my cars in my pocket. Why
is somebody helping me?
>> We're going to hold on to it.
>> Listen, there's no need to be arrested.
>> You'll get them back in the driveway. He
told me to stop walking. I didn't stop
walking and he arrested me for stop when
I stopped walking. Does that make any
sense to you? Come here. Let's walk over
to this car.
>> Why are you listen to him?
>> Because he's officer. I'm a black
female. I can easily be killed by all
you guys right now.
>> Let's go. We got to go.
>> What do you mean? I'm not My car is
right here, sir.
>> I'm What am I under arrest for? You're
not telling him I'm under arrest for.
>> You can't leave on a motor vehicle stop.
>> I didn't He didn't stop me. I'm in a
drive right here.
>> He told you to stop.
>> No, he didn't.
>> Okay.
>> I was walking.
>> It's all on video. It's all on video.
>> My car is in the driveway. Can I get my
car key back, please?
>> It's right here.
>> My car key was in my pocket. That
doesn't belong to you.
>> We'll come with you when you go to
processing. Her mind was clearly
consumed by the fear of public judgment
and a ruined career. In a desperate bid
for self-preservation, she kept throwing
her professional identity around to
create a fake sense of authority.
>> Let me know if you're out in the medical
field, so you guys are doing an
irrelevant thing right now. This is
ridiculous.
>> Have a seat in the car.
>> This is ridiculous. I'm a medical
student. I live and work in New Jersey.
>> What's your name?
>> Zafira.
>> I'm a medical student. No, this is this
is this No, this is wrong. I'm a medical
student. I did nothing wrong to you.
>> Have a seat in the car.
>> I did nothing wrong to be arrested.
What's all done is done. You're already
arrested. You're in cuffs.
>> But you can arrest me. No, we don't.
>> I didn't do anything wrong to get
arrested. I did not from an officer.
>> I did not. He's lying.
>> He's lying. You don't know what
happened. You I don't find in court cuz
fighting right here.
>> That's how it is. You don't fight right
here. Once you're fighting right here,
>> you're making a whole big deal right now
for no reason.
>> You're the one making the big deal.
>> I'm not. Can I give you my license?
>> Can I give you my license?
>> Listen, I'm a medical student. Y'all are
ridiculous. I swear to God. I swear to
God, bro. I swear to God. I don't want
to stick in the I'm a female and y'all
touch me. First of all, you search me
without touching your privacy.
>> He wasn't supposed to search me, was he
not? He did.
>> Okay. He was not supposed to do that.
>> I'm allowed to search.
>> You're not. No. Not Not a male. Not my
female. No, you're not. You're
>> making this more difficult. You're not
supposed to. Not supposed to.
>> Have a seat.
>> I need to call my mother. I need a law.
I need everything. I need to call my
mother once you get to my mom. I need my
mom. You're prolonging this. You're an
adult. Delay. I'm 35 years old. I live
for her. I live with her. My phone is in
the car. My keys. He has my keys. Yes, I
do. And my brother's a correction
officer as well, which I just left him.
>> Talk to him. Is it clear? What's going
on?
>> No, I need his number is in my phone.
It's in my car.
>> What's your guy's name?
>> Zafira. I live in Whippy.
>> Listen, relax.
>> I'm not relaxing. This is This is
ridiculous. But I need my phone to make
calls.
>> If you want to Whatever you want to do,
you can play in court. Okay. Hey, you
make
>> sir. My car is in the driveway. He
didn't pull me over. Y'all don't
understand. Listen to me. I was walking
to the door. He told me to stop walking
and arrested me. Let's go.
>> Is that right to do?
>> No. But that should be teammates. You
going to listen to him, right?
>> Z, come on.
>> Cuz you have to.
>> Whatever you say now is not going to
change. You're still going back to our
headquarters. It's not going to change.
>> You can't arrest me for no reason.
>> We'll figure it out after.
>> But you did. What is the reason?
>> You arrested for a lawful reason.
>> What instruction?
>> For not listening to his orders when he
gave me direct order to stop running.
Stop moving. Stop walking. Whatever it
was.
>> I was walking to the door. So why do I
have to stop?
>> Tells you to stop. You stop.
>> When the career card failed, she
resorted to playing the race card to put
psychological pressure on the officers.
Just like that, she tried to turn a
simple traffic violation into a case of
racial persecution.
>> What? You don't sit there turns a
question and say, "Why should I stop?
Why I do this? I am a citizen." You're
being placed under arrest. You're placed
under arrest. You're going to sit in the
car. You're going to go to processing.
You're going to get processing. You get
a citizen.
>> And then you'll go to court and you'll
fight everything in court if you want.
>> I can't I can't I have to listen to him
to tell me as a grown. I have to listen
to him tell me stop.
>> If he asked me to stop walking, I don't
know who this is. He's not civilian.
>> He could kill me if he wanted to. Are
you serious? Askillian.
>> Okay. I'm a black female and he's asking
me to stop walking. I don't know who he
is, but he has the back.
>> Driving a marked police car with all the
lights on,
>> backing up down the whole row like a
crazy person. What are you talking
about?
>> You asked for it. Now, let's sit in the
car like you asked.
>> Are you kidding me?
>> Thank you.
>> This is ridiculous. I am in the medical
squad as Put your feet in.
>> This is ridiculous. Y'all doing this.
>> We almost made it in. Let's sit back
down. Put your feet in like
>> But I don't have to go do processing.
There's no need for this. My license is
in the car to give it to you. You can
just let me go.
>> Thank you.
>> Yeah, but you're listening to this
story. Put your feet in the car.
>> Why am I be
>> Are you serious?
>> Please. You're making this more
difficult.
>> But I don't understand this cuz it had
to be Why can't you just tell me how to
cut?
>> I'm on a practice. My knee is messed up.
>> I cannot sit back here. I just played
basketball at Community County College
yesterday.
>> I just messed up my left knee.
>> I am a student and I'm a nursing.
>> This is ridiculous.
>> Get in slowly.
>> My car is in somebody's driveway. What
do I do with my car?
>> How get my car in the driveway? You keep
If you keep making a telephone, we're
leaving the driveway right now. Trying
to be nice to that way. All right. Okay.
Okay. Thank you.
>> Can I have my key, please? I don't want
him with my key.
In the end, she was taken to jail and
charged with obstructing the
administration of law, resisting arrest,
driving without a valid license, and
multiple traffic violations.
Meanwhile, our next nursing student
still hasn't learned her lesson.
On Friday, November 11th, 2022 in Ohio,
a young girl was pulled over for driving
in the dark without her headlights on.
Right on quue, she tried playing the
medical student card, backed up by
plenty of crocodile tears, hoping to
slide right past the law. Let's see if
that little performance keeps her out of
handcuffs.
>> How we doing?
>> Good. How are you?
>> Good. Reason I'm stopping you cuz you
didn't have your headlights on when
you're driving down Thursday.
>> I just turn them on.
>> Okay. Do you have a driver's license,
registration, insurance?
>> I'm sorry. I just turned him on.
>> Okay. Where's the vehicle owner now?
>> Alex Chauer.
>> Yeah. Where where is that person?
>> She went home.
>> She's with my friend.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. I can smell some alcohol coming
from the car.
>> Okay. So, I don't know.
>> I just picked her up from the bar yet.
>> That's a very good possibility. But
because I can smell it, I'm going to
have you step out of the car just to
make sure that it's not not heresial
or anything like that where you've been
in the hospital, any head trauma of any
sort recently? Nothing like that. No
hospital visits whatsoever.
>> No, not for anything important.
>> Okay. All right.
All
right. You still see it?
>> Okay, follow it. I'm just going to go up
and then come back down. Just follow
with your eyes only. Don't move your
head. You understand?
>> Mhm.
>> Okay.
>> You understand?
>> Her initial politeness wasn't out of the
goodness of her heart. It was a
calculated move to prove she had nothing
to hide. Too bad for her. The human body
simply doesn't know how to lie.
I'm going to read everything to you,
then I'll have you start the test. Okay.
Put your left foot on the line.
>> Just like that. Put your right foot in
front of your left foot. Standing heel
to toe. Okay? And hold that position.
Okay?
With your heel in front of your right
foot, touching the heel of the other
foot, place your arms down at your side.
And keep this position until I tell you
to begin. Don't start until I tell you
to start the test. Okay? You understand?
>> Okay. When I tell you to begin, take
nine hooded toe steps down the line.
Okay?
>> Whenever you're ready, go ahead. 1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8
1 2 3 4 5 6 [snorts]
7 8
and feet together, hands down to your
sides just like this. You can stand
right up here in the middle here. You
don't have to stand on that line. You
can stand right there. That's fine.
Okay, this stand with your he feet
together, hands down at your sides.
Okay, keep this position until I tell
you to begin. Do not start until you'll
I have uh explained the test and told
you to start. Okay, pointed like this.
100,00 1,002 until I tell you to begin
or until I tell you to stop.
All right, you ready? Okay, go ahead and
start. 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005 100
>> Standing all alone under the blinding
police lights. She had to perform the
field sobriety test. She knew all too
well that this is one test where sheer
willpower won't save you.
>> I just want you to say your ABCs without
singing them.
>> Okay.
>> Say them straight to me from A to Z
without stopping.
>> Go ahead.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P E Q R S
T V W X Y and Z.
>> Okay,
at this point in time, I do believe that
you've had more alcohol than you should
have. Okay, I am going to place you
under arrest. We're going to go on
station. Okay, I'm going to give you the
opportunity to take a breath test. If
I'm wrong and you test under the legal
limit,
I'll give you a ride home.
>> Please not do that, please.
>> Unfortunately,
>> I'm begging you. I will do anything.
Please understand. I understand. But I
have a job to do as well. Okay.
>> Please. I'm begging you.
>> Listen, I'll give you an option.
>> Please.
>> Can't do that. I'll give you an option.
I am begging you.
>> We can't at this point. Okay. I'm trying
to be nice with you.
>> Please. I'm a nursing major. Please.
>> I understand.
>> No. Can you please?
>> Okay. So, you're going to have the
opportunity to take a breath.
>> I'm not taking the breathalyzer. I'm
sorry.
>> Okay. Well, at this point, then all I
need you to do is turn around, put your
hands behind your back for me. Okay,
put the stand.
>> Put them together like you're praying.
It's going to be more comfortable.
>> Please don't do this.
>> Here, hold on. Put your hands together
like this. There you go.
>> Officer, please.
>> I understand. But can you put them
together like you're praying? Nope. Like
this. There you go.
>> I'm not praying though right now.
>> I understand. But that's just going to
be the most comfortable that I can Do
you want to pat her down real quick?
>> Yeah, sure.
>> I have nothing on here.
>> We're going to go over here to the car.
Okay.
>> Back passenger seat.
So, go ahead and face the car for me.
Mhm. Okay.
>> Reality finally set in when her future
lifesaver routine failed to move the
officers. Sitting in the back of that
patrol car, the cold, hard truth started
to sink in.
And they just got off easy.
And I haven't even drank tonight. I was
literally at home, bro. I was literally
[ __ ] at home. I just tried to do the
right thing for a friend and this is
what it gets me.
>> Quick question for you.
>> Yes, sir.
>> The purse. Do you [snorts] want her to
keep your purse or do you want it to
come with you?
>> I want her to keep it.
>> Okay. So, the debit cards that we're
>> Can I please just go home?
>> No, that doesn't it doesn't work that
way, unfortunately. Do you want your
debit cards in your purse to go with
her?
>> That's it. To call my dad. That's it.
>> Okay. Do you want these debit cards to
go back in your purse?
>> She can keep it.
>> No, I know. That's what I'm asking. Do
you want these to go back in your purse?
Okay. All right. I'm going to shut the
door here.
>> I have my phone.
>> Yeah. When we get back up at the
station, I'll give it to you.
>> All right. Come on out here in this
section down here. Okay. You're now
under arrest for operating a vehicle
under the influence of alcohol, a drug,
or a combination of them. operating a
vehicle out under the influence of a
listed controlled substance or a listed
metabolite of a controlled substance. If
you refuse to take any chemical test
required by law, your Ohio driving
privileges will be suspended immediately
and have to pay a fee to have the
privileges reinstated. If you have a
prior conviction of OVI, OV UAC, or
operating a vehicle while under the
influence of alcohol listed controlled
substance or a listed metabolite of a
controlled substance under state or
municipal law within the preceding 20
years, you are now under arrest for
state OVI. And if you refuse to take a
chemical test, you will face increased
penalties if you subsequently are
convicted of the state OVI. If you take
any chemical tests required by law and
are found to be at or over the
prohibited amount of alcohol, a
controlled sub.
>> Having already been popped for a DUI
once before, she knew this second one
would likely toast her medical career.
That compliant attitude of hers, it's
just the hollow silence of someone who
realized they just locked their own
future away.
>> Nope.
>> As long as you stay cooperative, I don't
take people to jail just cuz they
refuse.
>> I will stay cooperative. I promise
you'll never regret it.
I've been through this before.
Hate to say it, but I have.
>> Should I just kiss my like medical
license goodbye after this?
>> I have no idea. I don't
>> You should know. You're a police
officer.
>> I don't have anything to do with that.
That has nothing for me.
>> All right, last opportunity I have to
ask you. Are you going to take the test
or refuse?
>> I'm going to refuse.
In [snorts] the end, she was charged
with a second OVI, reckless driving,
failure to use headlights, and
possession of a fake ID. Now, do you
think the nursing board should give
students like her a second chance?
[music] Or should the hammer drop to
keep future patients safe? Let me know
what you think in the comments. Because,
as we know, history has a funny way of
repeating itself, especially with
nursing students who just can't stay
sober behind the wheel.
On Saturday, June 7th, 2025 [music] in
Spokane, Washington, what should have
been the bright finish line after years
of hitting the books turned into a total
disaster when a senior nursing student
decided to drink and drive. Let's see
how she managed to throw her own future
away.
>> Over cuz your headlights are out of my
>> No, I've been trying to get it fixed. I
tried to change the bulb, but it's an
electrical problem with it.
>> Okay. And uh your restorations are
expired, too.
>> I know. My tabs are expired, too. I've
been trying to get one on my mom about
it. She told me that she had them
updated for sure to me.
>> They're not updated. They're so expired.
I ran them.
>> Are they? I don't know. I know I have.
Hey.
>> Hey.
>> You have that insurance?
>> Um, no. My mom lives in Boise and she
has my insurance. I have the one from
25. I know I for sure have it, though.
>> Are you able to look it up?
>> I can't look that up. No.
>> Do you need me to like call her and see
if she can get it up then?
>> Um, and that would be nice. Okay.
>> She pays for it, you said?
>> Yeah, she pays for it. It's my mom's. My
It's my mom.
>> Do you want me to call her?
>> Uh, that'll be nice.
>> Okay, I can call her.
>> I had two. I had two bunny claws.
>> Yeah,
how many hours ago?
>> Hours ago.
>> Okay, good.
>> All right. I just smell the odor of
alcohol coming out the car. So, I just
want to make sure you're safe to drive
for the night. Okay. So,
>> would you be willing to conduct some
field sobriety tests?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. I'll have you uh get out of the
car. We'll we'll go around that way just
so we don't get hit. Okay.
>> Knowing she had alcohol in her system,
our driver still hoped that her polite
attitude and a few handy excuses would
get her a free pass. Let's see how that
little performance plays out.
>> Walking in a straight line or balancing
on one foot. Mm-
>> Okay, sounds good. All righty. Uh, for
this first test, I'm going to have you
follow this tip of my pen. Okay, I'm
going to go right and left, left and
right, and then up and down. Okay, you
just follow with your eyes and your eyes
only, not with your head.
>> Do you understand?
>> Yeah. All right. Cool. All right.
And if the light bothers me, just let me
know so I can adjust. Okay.
Okay.
One, two, three. Switch the small steps
to turn.
Now you're going to do one, two, three.
>> Do you understand?
>> All righty. You may begin. 2 1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 n pivot left.
>> Just as I told you.
>> Okay.
Turn around.
>> Just as I told you. I'm going to explain
the test. Yes.
>> Okay. 1 2 3 4 5 6
>> All right. You ready? 1,00 1,002
100, 10003 100,0004 100, 105 1006 1007
1008 1009 2010 2011 20123
>> It's not used for evidentiary purposes.
Is it something that you would like to
give?
>> Sure. Yeah. All right.
>> Have you had any alcohol within the last
15 minutes?
>> No.
Quickly agreeing to the preliminary
breath test was her final psychological
gamble. She was praying those two
alcoholic drinks she had 2 hours ago had
already cleared her system.
>> Okay, so I'm going to start it. I'm
going to show you that it's all zeros
first. Okay.
Give it one second.
>> Hold zero. It's okay.
>> Yeah, I see.
>> All right. When I tell you to blow, just
put your lips around the tube and blow
as hard as you can. Okay.
>> Okay.
>> Blow.
Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep your
blow. Keep blowing. Keep blown. All
right.
>> Think for a second and then Okay. I'll
let what it says.
>> How many drinks did you say you had?
>> Two bite calls.
>> How long ago?
>> About 2 hours ago. We were at a
graduation party.
>> High school.
>> Yeah.
>> How old are you?
>> 21.
>> Yeah.
>> All right.
>> I go to Eastern, but she lives around
here, so I was going to be at home. I
was going to stay at her school.
>> Okay. All right. So,
>> so it's a 094. Okay.
>> Okay.
>> The legal limit is 08. And with the
clues that I observed, I do believe that
you're intoxicated. All right. Okay.
>> So, I'm going to put your hands behind
your back. You're under arrest at this
point for DUI. All right.
>> I mean, if you're fine with her taking
it,
>> it's okay if she takes it.
>> Okay, cool. Is she licensed and all that
good stuff?
>> Yeah, she is. All right, cool. So,
because like Officer Talb said, you're
under arrest for DUI, I got to read
something. Okay,
>> there we go.
>> My ability.
>> What's that?
>> Liability.
>> I'll get to that as soon as I read this.
Okay. All right. You have the right to
remain silent. Do you understand that?
>> Yeah.
>> Any statement you make can and will be
used as evidence to get you in court a
lot.
>> Okay.
>> Uh the necklace, we'll just take that
off at this station. I'll have you take
it off later. Yeah, you can step in. Can
I?
>> Yeah. Just watch your head.
>> I just asked if she was coming with us.
>> Oh, she's not coming with us. Where is
she going?
>> Uh, she'll probably just walk home.
>> Okay.
>> We're not going to arrest her for
underage drinking at this point. Okay.
>> Okay.
>> All right. We're going to go to the
station now. Okay. It's just about 5
minutes away. Okay.
>> Unlike the arrogant Karens we usually
see. This girl was terrified because she
knew exactly what was at stake. As a
medical student, she knew a criminal
conviction would slam the door on her
career before it even started.
>> Those things didn't. Say that again.
>> I'm a nursing student and I work.
[snorts]
>> Uh, did you work today? That doesn't
apply. Have you been drinking alcoholic
beverages juice?
>> Yes.
>> What have you been drinking?
>> White coffee.
>> How much?
>> Two and a half.
and she'll understand because it was 2
hours ago.
>> All right, I'm going to have you stand
up.
>> You're going to blow hard until I tell
you to stop. Okay.
>> Okay.
>> Blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow
blow blow blow blow blow blow. Keep
going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep
going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep
going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep
going. Keep going. All right, let's go.
>> It's like the first one. Okay.
>> All right. Keep going. Keep going. Keep
going.
Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep
going. Perfect. Thank you very much.
Well, you know how we did two samples.
These are the first samples and these
are the second samples. Okay. Uh so your
first sample came in at 082. 084 and
your second one's at 078. 081.
Obviously, the second one's lower cuz um
it took longer to get the second one.
>> Okay.
>> After a few hours in holding, she was
taken to get her mug shot to wrap up the
release process. Once trying to talk her
way out of trouble, she is now
completely surrendered to the legal
process.
>> First thing we're going to do is take
some photos. Okay. So, I'll have you
stand in the middle of that blue
wallpaper.
>> Am I gonna throw this away?
>> Oh, yeah.
>> Sure. Yeah, there's some right there.
>> Okay. You're going to stand in the
middle of the wallpaper and Yeah. Just
look at the camera that's right in front
of you right there.
Give it one second for DUI from last
night. Okay. Uh, your information is
right here. Um, your car that you drove
is right here. This is a statute for DY
46 61502 DY. Um, do you have any
questions on this citation? Cool.
>> In the end, she was released and now
faces [music] court for a first time
DUI. As a senior nursing student, this
charge is going to pop up on her
background check. The state board of
nursing has every right to deny her
license or put her on strict probation,
completely undoing years of hard work.
Well, she learned the hard way that
[screaming] a bad attitude can't outrun
a badge. Was it worth throwing a whole
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