Hey. Hey. Was you dead? >> Just go in the car. That's why I told you to stay in the car, ma'am. Look, you're almost done. Come on. >> Ma'am, you want to go to You want to go to handcuffs? I'm going to get you one more time and I'm going to finish it for you. >> Bro, there was literally no one in the driver's seat. >> On January 2nd, 2022, in Lake County, Illinois, an officer pulled over a woman for a simple traffic violation, crossing the double yellow line. What should have been a routine stop quickly snowballed into full-blown chaos. Screaming, flailing, and questionable life choices took center stage, turning a mundane traffic ticket into a spectacle that could rival any daytime so I got off. Could I be sure that I'm so traumatized? >> Okay. Okay. Um, are you okay? You okay? When I got off the car, I went to go check if the person in front of me was okay. >> There was no one in the car. >> Okay. >> There was literally no one in the car. There was literally no one in the car. >> All right. I'm going to take you back to the accident. Make sure that you um um so you get back to the car. Okay. What? Why did you leave? >> Because I was following my boyfriend back home. >> Right. But why did you leave when you crashed? Cuz I was following my boyfriend back home. >> Okay. No. Why did you leave after you crashed? >> Why? >> Cuz I was leaving. I was literally following my boyfriend back home. >> Okay. >> Where she lives like 2 minutes away from here. >> Okay. All right. Let's Let me take you back to the accident scene. Okay. >> No. Why you want to do this to me? >> Because you shouldn't have left in the first place. I have to make sure that everybody's okay. >> Yeah. I know. >> Okay. All right. We got to go to the acting scene. Okay. It's just down the street. You can see the lights from here. Okay. >> All right. >> Let's go. >> There was literally no one in the car. >> Okay. Let's go. Let's go, ma'am. >> I literally got off and I looked in the car and there was literally no one. >> I don't know if you want to tell her. If you don't go, I'm going to have to make you go. Okay. So, let's go. Do you have an ID on you, sir? >> Uh, yeah. >> All right, Jacine. You mind stepping out so we can do some test on you real quick? Be careful. It's very icy. >> Okay. Just walk in front of my car. Okay. Can I just go? >> Yeah, that's fine. Oh, that's you right here. >> Yeah. Okay. Yeah, just stay in the car. [Applause] >> All right. You have contact your arms. Are you in contact? >> Okay. What I need to do is to place your foot together. Together. And your arms to the side. Father, put my finger with your eyes on me. Okay. You understand? You understand? [Applause] >> Yes. >> Was my Did my son go in the >> No, no, ma'am. I'm doing the test. Please stay in your car. Okay. >> Oh, no. We just seen they took us to the ambulance. >> No, he's not in there. He not >> took him in the am. >> This is why it says stay in the car. Hey, hey, hey. >> Just go in the car. That's why I told you to stay in the car, man. >> It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. Don't listen to him. >> Don't listen to him. Just come here. Just almost done. We're almost done. >> Ma'am, relax. Relax. >> Right from the start, this whole mess smelled like trouble. She tried to spin a story about checking an empty car, but the cops weren't buying any of it. Ditching the crash scene to chase her boyfriend. Didn't exactly scream innocent. More like panic and denial on full display. >> Relax. Follow the tip of my Look, you're almost done. Come on. Just >> Ma'am, you want to go? You want to go to handcuffs? Relax and follow the tip of my finger with your eyes only like I told you. >> He drove in the car with no one in the driver. >> I'm going to place you on the arrest if you don't stop. Okay, finally took my fingers. You were doing good. Don't let them Don't let them distract you. Okay, we got I'm almost done. Okay. All right. So, the next test is called the walk and turn. Okay. All right. No, no, no, no. Just do me a favor. Just listen to my instructions. Okay. I If you listen to my instructions, look, look. If you listen to my instructions, you do well. Just listen to my listen to my instructions. Okay. What I need to do is act like this mering line right here. Okay. Okay. What I need you to do is place your left foot on the line. >> I'm dyslexic. I [ __ ] >> Place your left foot on the line. Now place your right foot ahead of your left foot heel to toe. Arms to your side. Try it again. My arms to your side. Okay. All right. So when I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine steps heel to toe on the line. Okay. Turn around by taking small steps. You okay? My feet are cold as [ __ ] >> Turn around by taking small steps. Listen listen socks. Take my cold. >> Listen. Yeah, I know. >> Take nine steps heel to toe on the line. Turn around by taking small sweeps of steps and take nine steps back on the line. Heel to toe. Jacquine, look at me. I'm going to demonstrate to you. Okay, it'll be just like this. Okay, it'll be like this. One, two, three. Turn around by taking a small series of steps. Okay. Nine. >> One, two, three. Jacquine, I just demonstrated three. Yes. You're going to do nine heel to toe. Okay. Turn around by taking two steps and turn around back. Do you understand my instructions? I need you to tell me yes or no. >> Yes. Okay. You may begin. [Applause] >> Oh, sorry. >> It's okay. It's okay. It's okay. [Applause] Yep. Okay. All right. The the next test is called the one leg stand. Okay. Put your feet together. Your feet together. It has It has to be together like this. >> My feet are >> That's a That's a part. I need your feet together. There you Okay. When I tell and your arms to the side. When I tell you to begin, you're going to lift either foot you feel comfortable with approximately 6 in off the ground. Looking at your raised foot, kind of out in the following manner. 1,00123 and so on. I'll demonstrate it to you. It be like this, right? For me, I feel more comfortable with my right leg. I'm going to raise my right leg. Okay? It be like this. Look. Next up, the field sobriety test turned into a master class in chaos. Cold air, distractions, simple instructions. She flunked them all. Excuses flew left and right. Confusion on full blast, zero cooperation. Meanwhile, the officers stayed unshaken, calm, and professional, guiding her through every stumble and flail like seasoned pros. >> 1001 10234 and so on. Jacqueline, look at me. Look at me, Jacqueline. You, as you can see, I'm looking at my raised foot and my arms, my side. Okay. Do you understand my instructions? Do you understand my instructions, Jacqueline? Okay, let me begin. [Applause] Okay. All right. You're good. All right. The last question. Just give me a breath sample to see where you are. >> Okay. Don't do that to me. >> Well, that's is this part of the test? >> No. >> Okay. If you don't, I'm going have to do I'm going to have to worry about how you just did on the test today. And you didn't do well. Do you think you below the legal limit? You don't think you will? So, why don't you just try it and see where you are? This could only help you. Okay. This can only help you if you refuse. That's that's up to you. But then I have to go by how you did the test and you >> Where's my brother? >> He's in the car, >> bro. >> No. Hey. Hey. Hey. You You're going to go handcuffs if you don't. He don't He can He need You need to listen. >> Either you going to do it or you're not. This is This could only help you. It can't It can only help you. Right now, I have enough to arrest you for DUI. I don't want to do that to you, but it's up to you. >> Please don't do that. >> Sir, go back. Bro, they want to blow test me. >> I can't say anything. >> Yeah. So, yeah. Thank you. I appreciate it, man. All right. This going only help you cuz the test you didn't do too well. This could only help you if this is the deal. If if you if you go >> I didn't hit that car because I wanted to. I didn't hit that car because I needed to. I hit that car because there was literally no one in the pass in the driver's seat. There was literally no one in the driver's seat. >> Are you going to blame me? Are you going sample or no? >> There was literally no one in the driver's seat. >> I'm going to get you one more time and I'm going to make a decision for you. >> Bro, there was literally no one in the driver's seat. >> There was literally no. >> Are you going to give me a breath sample or not? >> There was literally >> Are you going to blow? >> I'm going to make a decision for you. >> Do you Okay, Jacqueline. Jaclyn. Jacqueline, you need to relax. You need to relax. just paid thousands of dollars. >> Are you listening? >> Are you listening? >> I just got finished paying thousands of dollars. >> I promise you to God if you don't. >> Are you going handcuffing? >> I'm going to ask you one more time. This is the last time I'm going to ask you. Are you going to give me a blow? Listen, Jacqueline. This could help you. >> This is going to help you. If you blow under the legal limit, you're not you're not going to be placed under in custody. Jacquine, I'm getting cold. I know you're getting cold. >> My feer. >> Okay, make a decision. Are you going to give me a blow or no? I like I said, this is going to help you. If you're not, I'm I'm tell you right now, I have nothing to place you under arrest for DUI the way you perform my test. >> Okay. The smell, it's not the first time, but I don't want to. >> Her attitude hit rock bottom fast, acting less like an adult and more like a toddler mid- tantrum. Tears and whales didn't earn sympathy. They just dug her deeper into trouble. Every little move she thought would save her just exploded in her face, turning a shaky situation into a full-blown mess. By the second, she was practically helping the cops write her own disaster story. >> The second time, I'm trying to help you here. Okay. Do you feel like you're going to blow under the legal limit? I would hate for me to arrest you for DUI if you blow under the legal limit. If I wanted to arrest you, I would arrest you when I made contact with you at your at your house. >> I don't want to do that to you. But why does it have to be my fault? It was literally >> Nobody said it's your fault. This is just to make sure they didn't drive under the influence of alcohol. That's all. >> Why? They literally break in front of me. >> Okay, you're going to go to handcuffs in about 2 seconds. If you don't if you make a deal, >> do you feel like you blow over the legal limit? Is that why you don't want to blow? >> There's literally no one driving in front of me. >> There was literally no one driving in front of me. >> Literally no one driving in front of me. >> Are you going to give up or no? There was the >> Are you going to press or no? Okay. All right. Is that a no? >> No. There was literally no one driving in front of me. >> No one driving in front of me. No one driving in front of me. >> They literally drove and they broke. >> You see the train? >> No. >> You see the train? It's probably a good thing those people are in front of you. You went right through that right into that train that was down that they're waiting on. >> Okay. I guess that's the excuse. >> Are you going to give your you are? It's going to help you. Okay. If you blow below, listen. If you blow below, you're going to be going home. I won't I won't get you for the UI. Okay. All right. Take a deep breath and blow until I tell you to stop. Blow. Blow. Blow blow blow blow blow. No, you have to keep blowing until I tell you to stop. You can't stop. So, just take a deep breath and blow into it. Okay. Until I tell you to stop. There you go. Open your mouth and blow into it. You got to open your mouth, man. B. You got to open your mouth. You're not open your mouth. You got to wrap your lips around here. Okay. You're not doing that. It's not It's not going to register if you don't do it, man. You got to open. Okay. I'm getting cold, Jaclyn. So, make a decision. Okay. >> My feet are cold. >> Okay. Make a decision. Let's call Let's Let's keep it the ball rolling. I'm ready to go. You got to open your mouth and wrap your lips around. Look. You got to blow in it. You're blowing out. You have to blow into it. Open your mouth, Jacqueline. I'm not going to play the game. Okay. I'm not going to play the game. I'm going to put you under arrest if you don't stop playing. >> I'm literally trying to blow. >> Okay. >> Open your mouth and wrap your lips around here and blow into it. Okay. Blow. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Blow. Let's see what where you going. Do you know where the legal limit is? Okay. What is it? >> What is it? >> I didn't even do you W. >> This is This is This is what you are 182. Okay. >> Things pee when it was time for the breath test. The cops were stuck juggling patience and authority. But she wasn't having it. Flat-out refusals and excuses galore. Her flailing judgment made it obvious she was all over the place, showing just how chaotic it gets when intoxication and stress collide. >> Hey, wait. Hey, hey, hey. Turn around. Rest your brother. >> Give my brother a hug. >> Okay. >> Hey, bro. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. You've been cool. She wants to give you a hug. >> I promise you, brother. There was no one in the car. >> There was no one in the car. There was no one in the car. There was no one in the car. There was no [Music] one. >> I know. I know. >> No one. >> I didn't know you wanted. Oh, you already did all that. >> I didn't know you wanted. >> I'm just gonna hang myself. >> Okay, Jacine, we got to go. Okay. >> Where is she going off? >> Um, I'm going to proc her, sir. >> Jacquine, has she got a DI before? Do you know? >> Uh, >> yes, I have. >> How many? >> I literally I literally just >> just one, >> I think. So, >> how many have you had? >> Did you get an ID for her by chance? They already had >> There is literally no one in the car. >> There is no one in the car. >> I have literally no one in the car. >> So, this is the deal. Here's the deal. >> No one in the car. >> You said it. You said it. Relax. >> Let him say what he has to say. You can see the teacher. Do you really want that? >> We're done. She's she's going to handle. She don't put your hand on me. Okay. You understand? Do you understand? You don't put your hands on me. [Applause] She still clung to her story like a life raft, mixing denial, fear, and half-baked excuses. The cops had zero patience left and just cuffed her, closing the chapter. Moral of the story, no matter how wild the story, responsibility doesn't take breaks, and law always wins over theatrics. The suspect, Jacquellyn Alanis, was charged with leaving the scene of an accident, resisting a peace officer, and drug possession. So, 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. Click on anyone, and I promise you won't regret it. You'll definitely enjoy this one. See you next time.