Spoiled brats are often used to getting exactly what they want by throwing tantrums. But what happens when they try to flirt with a police officer to get out of handcuffs? >> Listen, handsome man. >> Get your leg in the car. >> You feel some type of way cuz my leg ain't in the car. >> Get your foot in the car. Just stop. What is your name? >> You're not married. >> Why not? >> I was once before. >> Where should I blow? >> What's that? >> Where should I blow? >> Well, if you want to, you just tell. Okay. So, [music] right here's a brand new mouthpiece. >> What is your question, ma'am? >> Do I want to? >> No, [music] I'll pass on that, ma'am. >> That's not an appropriate question to ask me. >> Well, let's dive in and witness these shockingly cringe-worthy moments unfold together right now. Here are six spoiled brats who got caught red-handed trying to seduce their way out of jail. Let's start with this woman who was just arrested for drunk driving, but somehow seemed to think the police station was the perfect place to find a date. >> You're not married. [music] >> Why not? >> I was once before. >> Where should I blow? >> What's that? >> Where should I blow? >> Well, if you want to, just tell. Okay, so right here's a brand new mouthpiece. No one's ever used it. On March 9th, 2022, New Mexico State Police stopped a woman after reports of speeding, swerving, and lane violations on Kors Boulevard. She claimed she was in a hurry because her son was worried about his grandmother. Sounds reasonable. Right up until everything else happened. >> How are you? >> Good. >> Your job insurance right now. >> Sorry. I have this. I don't have the insurance card on me. >> Okay. >> Can I give it to you online? >> Did you get on your phone? >> Yeah, I have it on my line. >> Sure. >> Should I turn off my phone? Sure. Save gas. Gas is $5 a gallon. >> That's a bite in me. This thing right here. It right here. >> Any any idea why I'm stopping you? >> Uh, well, no. I was in and out of traffic. >> Okay. >> Zooming in and out. >> Okay. Well, >> speeding. >> When I saw you, there was no traffic around you. Okay. But you weren't you you weren't you were staying in your lane. You were you >> well I got a call from my son that he was worried that my mom wasn't home >> and my aunt this is a long story so I was trying to rush home. >> Okay. Gotcha. And then and then and then like you like you like started drifting over to the to the lane to the to lane to the right never signaled. Okay. Then you then you can exit onto Kors. Your tires once again went over the line. >> I will tell you I don't ever signal. >> Okay. Well >> so that is an honest thing but I don't ever signal. >> Okay. So, oh, so I I woke up to the vehicle. There's only you in the car. How much you had to drink today? >> Uh, earlier. >> How much was How much was there? >> Drink a beer earlier. >> Just one beer. >> About a beer. >> About a beer. >> About a beer. >> Obviously obviously my job is to make sure everybody's safe out here on the road. Okay. Okay. >> Just turn and face me. Turn face me. Put your heel and toes together. Head out your sides. >> Any any major head injury? >> No. >> How old are you? >> 36. >> Okay. So, my finger. See my fingertip? >> Yes. >> Follow my fingertip with your eyes only. Don't move your head. >> I'm 104. This hand's going to move from me left to right. Just fault the whole time. >> She denied drinking heavily, admitted she never uses turn signals, and repeatedly begged to go home because she lived nearby. As it turns out, being close to home isn't a legal defense for drunk driving. >> Follow my fingers here. I'll make it easier on you. I'll make a >> No, I'm I make a little dot. >> I can see. >> I know you see my finger, but actually stare at the case. You see that dot? Yes. >> Okay. Just to start the dot. Okay. >> Here we go. >> I don't see your butt. >> Can we go? >> No, I do. >> Now, now I'm go up and down. Same thing. Just just with just with your eyes. Don't move your head. [laughter] >> Two more quick tests. Any problems walking, bouncing, or turning? >> 1,005. and you will keep on counting until I tell you to stop counting. Now, during this test, keep your hands directly at your sides. Look down the foot that's elevated and count out loud. Any questions? Do you fully understand? >> Yes. >> Okay, you can start when you want, Miss Maldo, and I'll tell you when to stop. >> Okay, let's stop real quick. Let's stop. Okay, remember I said look down the foot, head out your sides, and count out loud so I can hear you. >> Ready? >> Oh, you said count out loud. Okay. >> Ready. Whenever and good begin. [laughter] >> Okay. Go. Stop. Come with me. M. Miss Mald. Stand right here and face my camera. Put both hands behind your back. Keep them there. Miss Maldon, right now you are being placed under arrest for DWI. Okay. Listen to me, Miss Maldonado. I'm about to tell you something very important. You are under arrest for driving while under the influence and toxic can liquor and or drugs. >> Okay. >> The Mexico Pass Act requires you to submit to a breath test. >> My phone is in my car. >> Got you. Breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. If you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test to perform additional chemical test. >> Can you tell me this in the car? >> The cost here. The cost of this additional test will be paid for by the law enforce which is us. >> Cops. >> The state police. >> Well, why is there three cops? You need backup? >> No. >> For me, little old me. >> No, they're actually there here for me. So, it'll be paid for by the by the state police. Do you agree to take our test, at which time I'm asking for a breath test? >> After failing every sobriety test put in front of her, Jenna was arrested for DUI. She responded by begging to go home and questioning why three officers were needed to escort her. As strange as that sounds, the story was about to get even stranger. >> Okay, now remember now would not be the time to take him to make a room for it. It just fences. It just fences around here. Bob wire. >> Not now. Huh? >> Big dogs. >> Who's going to come for me? >> You. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'll catch you easily in a heartbeat. I'm I'm just saying. I mean, I know that you're an athlete and all, but I once was too here. Right here. Let me get you a chair. Have a seat. Okay. >> So, what kind of athlete were you? Um, I did softball, volleyball, basketball, tennis, but I wasn't good at tennis. >> Not track. >> Uh, long, not sprinting. >> Okay. >> Terrible. >> So, see, so then, see, if you made run for it, I I'd have caught you short. If you happen to get to the 800 mark, you probably would have had a chance. >> I don't know what adrenaline does to people. >> Yeah. Well, I'd have been pumped up, too. Like, yeah, we get to run. You could still try. >> Yeah, you could. >> You should have just let me go from the beginning. Guess you got to make >> quotas are illegal, ma'am. So, here we go. >> I literally feel like I have a >> Yeah, you do. Yeah, you do. >> It's bothering me. Thank you. He's out. >> So, I have the option to ask a doctor of my choice to test me >> after you take our test. It's the secondary secondary independent test, but you must submit to my test first. >> Oh, and if I don't, then what happens >> then? Okay. So, then if you don't, I I got to read you >> then I'm an aggravated >> aggravated automatically. But if you hypothetically, let's say you said no, I would tell you this. I cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operate privilege for one year. If you are convicted in court for driving while under the for driving while under the influence, you may also receive a greater sentence. You have refused to be tested. Steve man is not an athlete. >> Uh, he's not. >> What does he do? >> He is just a designer. >> Probably not an athlete then. No, >> he is not an athlete. He is gay, I think. But I mean, no, he just designs shoes. >> Well, those nice shoes. >> Yeah. Probably should have wore white, huh? Got married and everything. He has a whole new life. >> Whole new life. Whole new wife, huh? >> I mean, years later, but just wonders what somebody sticking with you will do, right? You're not married? >> Why not? >> I was once before. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Not no more. >> What happened? >> Life life happens. Sometimes you just fly out of love. Just doesn't work out. >> How old are you? >> How How do you think I am? >> I mean, you look kind of young. >> Okay. Thank you. I'm not young. >> 42. >> Well, thank you. I'm I'm almost 50. >> At the station, Jenna suggested racing. The officer, asked questions about independent testing rights, and then began inquiring about his age and whether he was single. An unusual strategy for someone sitting in handcuffs facing a DUI charge. >> Something different. [laughter] >> Yeah, it just pretty much just a keyholder warrants. >> Your uncle does? >> Sure does. I know what she would get caught. >> Well, where's he at? My grandpa would kill me if I said. >> Okay. Well, I don't want your grandpa to kill you, so don't say. >> What happens if you do have five warrants? >> Nothing. >> Traffic? Nothing. >> Oh, for for traffic? Like like just like regular traffic stuff? >> Like speeding? You don't go to court? >> Yeah. I mean, you just have warrants and then you wait till you get picked up, honestly. >> So, nothing happens to you? >> No, you just you just have warrants. Your license gets suspended, but you still drive. >> So, nothing happens. >> Yeah, nothing happens. >> What I would want? >> No. want him to get taken like me. >> Yes, he can take it and um pay his fines or have to see a judge and then be done with it. That's really it. Okay. Right now the machine right now the machine says please blow till the tone stops. Let me know if you want to give me two breath samples. >> Where should I blow? >> What's that? >> Where should I blow? >> Well, if you want to just tell Okay. So, right here's a brand new mouthpiece. No one's ever used it. Okay. What you're going to do is you take a deep breath and blow like a balloon and don't stop blowing until I tell you to. >> You're going to put it in my mouth. >> I'll put it in your mouth. >> Oh, this is interesting. Okay, tell me when. >> Whenever you're ready, take a deep breath and blow. Like a balloon. Harder. Harder. Okay, there you go. Okay. Blow ki like a balloon. >> Like blow like blow up a balloon. You know how you know how big a bloom balloon is? >> I have an idea in my mind and it seems weird. Sorry. >> Okay. Don't let it be weird. >> So what now? >> Take a deep breath and blow hard like a balloon. Harder. Harder. Harder. Harder. Keep going. Don't stop. Don't change your flow. Oh, you change your flow. Take a deep breath from your lungs and blow hard. Blow. Nope. Harder. Harder. Keep going. Don't stop. A little harder. Thank you. >> I try. >> There's your first sample. What does that mean? >> 0.15 >> 12 going on 18. >> Nice. >> He's a good boy though. I'm a hard mom. >> Well, yeah. You're a fighter. You That That's what you Those Those were your words. >> You're not wrong. >> No, I'm not. Cuz I heard you right. Take the breath and blow. >> You're wrong. Harder. Harder. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Oh. Oh, you change your flow. Okay. Yeah, you did because the machine actually knows. So, deep breath like >> That's fine. I'm trying. >> I know. I know you're >> doing what you asked. >> Hard breath. Hard. Harder. Keep that tone going. Harder. Nope. Nope. Keep going more. Nope. You keep stopping. [snorts] Come on. Come on, Jenna. You got this. Take a deep breath and blow. >> Oh, no. It's not that funny to what you're saying. >> What do you want to say? >> Keep going. >> Keep going. >> Okay. Take a deep breath and blow. One big breath. [laughter] >> When it came time for the breath test, Jenna's awkward flirting hit a dead end. The officer simply handed her a fresh mouthpiece. Whatever she thought she was about to be blowing into, it was just the breathalyzer. >> Yes, I am trying my hardest for you. >> Thank you. Okay, it's okay. Just have a seat. >> Well, hope it's not [music] aggravated cuz I'm attempting. >> No, I didn't say it's aggravated cuz you are attempting. Okay. You're mad at me. >> I'm not mad. I'm not mad. Trust me. Takes It takes a lot more more than that to get me mad. >> You saw me. >> I did. I did. >> What does that mean? >> I think it just means it was a in that your second sample was insufficient. >> That's all it means. J, what's your social >> number three? I actually knew I would be in jail, but not for this. >> Would you think you'd be in jail for fighting? >> Uh, yeah, probably. >> Why you Why you Why you got to be so violent, girl? >> Oh, no. Because that just just what I thought I would if I ever did. >> Oh, >> if I >> like hypothetically if you ever went to jail. >> Like if I ever did again. >> Yeah. The first time wasn't my fault. I can overpower someone who is a little bit taller than me. I'm a little thing. >> Yeah. >> Am I not? >> No. You You are You are not that tall. >> Not that tall. Yes. What? tomorrow. >> What's that? >> Yeah, we may have went on a date tomorrow. >> A date tomorrow? Well, you going to be in jail, girl. >> May have Well, so if you would have just taken me home, >> I'd have got fired. >> No, I don't want to tell. >> Okay. I I can't be taking you home. Okay. You're supposed to be charging up. I'll put you in there temporarily. I'll let it charge up a little bit more. Any questions before we go in there or you go in there? >> What am I going to go in there and do? >> Just sit on the bench. >> I have to pee. >> Okay. Right. Right this way. Okay. >> Right there. >> Jenna's night ended with an aggravated DWI charge after posting a 0.15 BAC and attempting to dodge testing. Her prize package included jail time, a revoked license, and a breathalyzer attached to her car. Let's see what people have been saying about this woman. I got to confess that I thoroughly enjoyed this interaction. They were vibing hard. She's pretty flirtatious. I could see cops falling under her spell, especially if the camera is not on. I'm completely sober and can barely understand this guy. Good looks and a lifetime of being spoiled might get you out of a lot of things, but not a breathalyzer and the law. If Jenna's flirting wasn't enough to make you cringe, wait until you meet this next woman. She managed to turn a simple hitand-run investigation into a full-blown meltdown packed with violence, insults, and terrible decisions. >> Um, definitely because a regular without drinking what? >> Now, you you can't sell without selling it before. So at least seven different officers want to report me as I'm cuz I want to sleep with them because they work there. You want to tase me? >> No. >> Do it. >> Stay in the blue box. >> I like a kinky. >> Stay in the blue box. Grace, >> don't >> stay in the blue box. Step back. >> You can touch me. >> Step back. >> You touch me. On April 30th, 2023, Ohio officers were alerted to a vehicle connected to a wanted felon through an automated license plate reader. >> Stop. Don't get out. I'm asking you questions. You answer. >> Okay. And I will answer. >> Why did you get on me like that? >> It's a female. [music] >> All right. Step out. >> I'm sorry. drinking or something? >> No. >> Where you coming from? >> Broadway. >> Can't you stop holding me like that? >> Nope. Do >> you have anything in your pockets? >> Oh, yeah. >> Oh, yeah. >> I don't know. You want to check me? >> Search me real quick. It made me feel intimidating there. >> No, cuz you don't want to stop. >> Are you on something right now? >> No, I just came from dinner with my trick. >> How much you have to drink there? >> Two doubles. >> Two doubles of what? >> Prong. >> Okay. So, you are drunk >> and I'mma keep it a buck with you. >> Where's the owner of that vehicle? >> I don't know >> who's >> I just bought it. >> Hey. Um, are you injured? >> No. >> Do you need EMS? >> No. >> Okay. >> I need to talk to you. >> What? >> Don't hit me with a What? >> What do you need? Don't try me cuz I used to be a paramedic. >> Okay. >> Don't hit me with what you need. >> Okay. >> Cuz I know >> that you want to listen to more than what I got. >> What is >> You want a drug bust? >> What's that? >> You want a drug bust, >> don't you? >> Do you have drugs in the car? >> I don't. >> Okay. All right. >> And you want to check it? >> We are going to check it. >> My trick. >> That vehicle is going to get towed. >> Okay. So, you going to give me the clothes out of it? >> All right. Yeah. Yeah. We'll get what you need out of it. What is your name? Stay in the car. Stay in the car. >> Okay, I understand. >> Get in the car. >> Get your leg in the car. >> Listen, handsome man. >> Get your leg in the car. >> You feel some type of way cuz my leg ain't in the car. >> Get your foot in the car. Just stop. What is your name? >> Grace. >> Grace. >> G R A C E. Yeah. >> Do you know your social? No, I >> I'm going to get your driver's license out of your purse. Okay, >> you can do that. >> All right, put your foot in the car. >> Do I have to? >> Yes, put your foot in the car. >> Why you got to be so demanding? >> Why? >> After being forced to stop, Grace admitted to drinking two shots, boasted about her insurance, and somehow decided flirting was a solid legal defense. She complained that officers were asking too much while doing everything possible to avoid handing over her documents. Three doubles. >> Three doubles. Where? >> So six. >> You get six drinks. >> Six drinks of patrol. >> That's why it smells like that. >> With a lime, too. >> A lime. You know that's >> Where are you drinking? >> Where you Where are you drinking? >> I was drinking at my friend's house >> at dinner. Where's your friend live? >> I really don't know cuz I'm not from Ohio. >> Yeah. You want to handle the code? I'll do the >> OB days ago. >> ACDA. >> EADA. >> I'm just going to do HGN. >> ACA. >> Have you had an OBI before? What's up? >> What do you think? I am some broke. >> I think you're drinking and driving right now. >> Um, definitely because a regular without drinking. >> Who can what now? You You can't sell without selling it before it come. >> What do you mean? >> You understand that? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> You got to make it hard before it comes. >> Okay. >> Did you just move here from Georgia? >> Yes. >> Okay. How long you been up in Cleveland? >> Like maybe a year. >> Why'd you move up here? cuz I didn't know it was a snowy and it's cold right now. You want to stay? >> What's your current address right now? Where are you staying? >> Don't worry about all that. >> What's your current? Well, I need your current address. >> No, I'm not giving it to you. >> You need to give me your current address right now. >> And what do you want to do if I don't? >> I'm going to charge you with obstructing. >> Constructing what? >> Obstructing official business. What is your address? >> I don't care. >> What is your current address? >> I DON'T CARE. I'M NOT GIVING YOU MY CURRENT ADDRESS. SO, I'll spend as many days that I have to do. >> Where you stay at? >> Don't worry about that. >> So, here's the thing, Grace. >> I don't care. >> You will, though, because if we can't figure out who you are, where you stay at, you're you sit in jail until they fingerprint you and find out. >> All right, good. Do it. >> I don't want to do that. >> Do it. >> What's your current? Are you staying here? >> Instead of worrying about the victim, Grace snapped. Do I look like some broke girl without insurance? Money wasn't the problem here. Common sense was. And judging by this strippers attitude, you can probably guess what came next. >> Hey, guess what? >> Huh? >> Your bouncer that works in my club cuz I'm a stripper >> at No. >> Where's that? >> What do you mean? Where the [laughter] >> Where is it? Like where's the >> What do you mean where is it? You know, >> don't play dumb with me. >> I ain't that dumb. Okay, >> don't play me like that. >> Okay, >> it's downtown. >> Okay, that's fine. >> So, at least seven different officers want to or report me. >> Mhm. >> As I'm cuz I want to sleep with them because they work there. >> Okay. >> Perfect. and let me know about my >> I don't care. >> Did she just spit on you? >> All right. She's going down. We're not going to test her. >> Yeah. What's that? >> Yes. If you want me to, I will. >> Hey, you better come in the car. That's [ __ ] >> All right. Well, she said she'll submit to a breath test. >> All right. What do you >> No, I don't believe you. >> What do you want? >> I DON'T BELIEVE YOU. >> FOR WHAT? >> I DON'T BELIEVE YOU at all. >> For what? >> Because of you. >> Okay. >> No, it doesn't. No. Hold on. >> Hold on. Don't get out of the car. not getting out of the car. I'm telling you. >> Okay. >> You don't know what the you're dealing with. >> Okay. >> You don't. >> Okay. >> You No. Not okay. You're okay. You don't. You don't know what you're dealing with. You don't know how many girls have been captured to take to Atlanta. >> No. >> No. Just uh >> man, [screaming] I'm going to tell you straight up. >> Can I step up? >> We're going to go We're going to go back to the station so you can >> Can I step up and talk to him? >> No. You got to stay in the car right now. >> No. Woman to woman. >> No. There's >> I can't step up and step back in. >> No. >> No. You don't trust me. >> Okay. Grace, stay in. Stay in. >> You don't trust me. >> Stay in the car. Come on. >> You don't trust me. Stay in the car. >> You don't trust me. >> Go ahead. Pull it. >> Get in the car. >> You don't trust me. >> You don't trust me. >> You don't trust me. >> I don't trust you. You just spit on me. >> Yeah, I >> How are you? >> Good. >> Good. How are you? >> Good. >> Good. >> Okay. >> You're lost. You're looking for something. >> No, I'm not lost. >> Uh-huh. Well, I think my friend had left the family function. >> Uhhuh. >> And that she was in this area. >> Her name is Gracie. >> Is this the chick? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> She is going to jail. >> Hammered drunk. >> She hit a car. >> She hit a car. >> Yes. She got into a motor vehicle accident and then she spit on one of us, >> which is assault on a police officer. >> Cuz I know she had left a while ago and I was kind of concerned on why she was still in the area. I know she was headed to work, but >> okay. >> She is okay. She did not get hurt. She's okay. I don't think the other person got hurt either, did they? >> No injuries. >> But she's going to be going to Madina County Jail. If you could tell her loved ones that we >> Do you know where she lives? Current address? >> No, I don't know her current address >> in Cleveland. >> No, I don't know her address. >> I'm sorry. What's your relation to her? >> My friend. >> She's your friend. >> How long she been in town for? >> You're a friend. You know her. >> Why? Why does that matter? >> Is there anything else you need from us? >> No. >> Okay, you guys go ahead. >> Other than like I said, you know, I seen that this is her location. that I know she had left for work a while ago >> and I seen that. >> Okay, >> I want to check and see what the hell was going on. >> While riding to jail, Grace spent her time bragging about her job, mocking the officers, and ultimately spitting on one of them. Somehow, even that wasn't enough drama for one night. >> Well, you're going to be out soon, so don't do that. >> I don't give a >> You got mail. >> They are doing my favor. I ain't even did [ __ ] I'll piss in your face. Only if you like it though. That's the only question for real. Do >> you have vehicle insurance? >> Don't worry about it. >> Is it through progressive? >> I got all right. You understand that? I ain't got You WOULDN'T LET ME GO. >> ALL RIGHT. Step out. >> NO, YOU WOULDN'T LET ME GO. I COULDN'T HOLD IT. >> OKAY. And I pissed in it. >> Okay, I'm coming out. >> Oh, no. Shoes. No shoes. Shoes. Cuz I already pissed in your car. >> All right. >> You can have them. >> I couldn't hold it. >> Door 22, please. >> What's your name? Logan. You look like a Logan. >> You want to let me keep it in? No. Come on. >> I don't want to piss through your >> Come on. >> Okay. >> Just stay there. >> Just stay there. >> I want TO TAKE THEM OFF. >> OKAY. >> I DON'T WANT TO BE IN MY PANTS. >> YOU WANT TO TRY ME? >> STAY IN the blue box. >> Stay in the blue box. >> You You want to take me? >> No. >> Do it. >> Stay in the blue box. >> I like a kinky. >> Stay in the blue box, Grace. >> Stay in the blue box. Step back. You can touch me. >> Step back. >> You touch me. >> Just stay in that blue box. >> LOOK. >> NO. NO. >> YES. >> YOU DON'T WANT ME HERE. [screaming] >> YOU DON'T WANT ME HERE. >> Stay in the blue box. >> No. >> Just stay in the blue box. >> Don't touch me. >> SHE >> NO, I DON'T NEED She >> She is urinating everywhere. >> Yes. All in the backseat of my car. >> Yes, I did. all out. >> Disrespect him. >> I take a test. >> That's on No, >> refusal. >> I >> 1982 right over here. >> Do you not understand? Yeah. >> I'm saying >> I got you. I got it. >> I'm saying >> I'm confessing to your piss test. >> Right. I understand. >> Do you want to say that? >> I do. I got it. >> But y'all didn't. >> Right. I I got you. >> No. 23. >> No, you don't. >> I know. >> NO, YOU DON'T. NO, YOU DON'T. >> I GOT YOU. [laughter] >> STAND BY FOR A MINUTE. >> HEY, HEY, COME STAND RIGHT HERE AT this window. >> Grace continued her flirtatious act all the way to the station, demanding her handcuffs come off and threatening to relieve herself in the patrol car. Once inside, she turned the drama up another notch, but neither charm nor theatrics. [music] IT NEVER WORKED. ANYWAY, >> OUTSIDE THE CAR. ALWAYS DRIFT OUTSIDE THE CAR. PLEASE STOP MOVING THE CAR. PLEASE DON'T LEAVE THE CAR. NO. [screaming] NO, NO. [screaming] YOU TRYING TO YOU TRYING TO YOU'RE TRYING TO PUT ME IN MEXICO. [crying] STOP. >> WATCH OUT FOR ALL THAT. HERE. >> YOU'RE TRYING TO PUT ME IN MEXICO. >> QUIET AND GET IN THE CAR. >> YOU'RE TRYING TO PUT ME IN MEXICO. >> NO, WE'RE NOT. >> Don't kick. Don't kick. Don't kick. Don't kick. >> YOU'RE TRYING YOU'RE TRYING TO PUT ME IN NEW MEXICO. YOU'RE GOING TO BE IN YOUR OWN urine here in a second. JUST SIT UP, DEAR. [laughter] >> I DON'T WANT TO BE PUT into Mexico. >> YOU'RE GOING IN THE CAR. >> I DON'T WANT TO BE PUT INTO MEXICO. >> I don't want you laying in your own pee, DEAR. STAND UP. >> I'M TRYING TO TELL YOU. I'M TRYING TO TELL YOU. I don't WANT TO BE IN NEW MEXICO. I DON'T WANT TO BE IN NEW MEXICO. SORRY, BUT YOU DON'T LOOK in Mexico. Oh [ __ ] Where's the other shoe? >> Grace was taken to the hospital for clearance before being booked into Medina County Jail on charges including OVI, speeding, resisting law enforcement, and assaulting a police officer. Let's see what people have been saying about this woman. I love it when they slam the door shut while the suspect is still talking. That's fishy. That is not her family friend. She is tracking her. She is into some bad crap. Her friend knew nothing about her and was suspicious AF. This whole thing reeks of trafficking. Flirting and attitude mean nothing to the law. Spitting on an officer doesn't get you sympathy. It gets you charges. If spitting, flirting, and chaos felt like the limit. Think again. The next case involves a 22year-old who somehow raises the bar for bad decisions. >> Anybody me out? >> You're not even booked yet, >> dude. Hurry up or put me back. >> Look at what I'm wearing. These aren't even on my shoes. >> On the night of June 17th, 2025, police responded to a crash where a vehicle had slammed into a median. At the scene, 22-year-old Aubrey immediately blamed an invisible car for breaking suddenly in front of her. >> Hello. Who was driving? >> I was driving. Do you have your license restriction per? >> Yeah, it's in the car, but like I hit the medium and like I don't know what happened. Like it just went wrong. >> Can you give me the >> Yeah. >> Can you bring your flashlight boys in San Charles 52? >> Can I use your flashlight, please? >> Where is it? >> Is it on the other side or >> Were you guys in the vehicle? >> Yes. Um, who was the last one? >> U threely that I didn't I didn't see it and like he he like breaks really like fastly that I didn't understand like why he d like he drugs like he like he went like on break like really fast >> and I didn't understand why. >> Okay. Do you have the registration? >> Yeah. >> Do you need any medical attention? I just feel like I hit my legs and my feet really hard and my arms, but I don't think I need any medic like medical like anything like >> Okay. >> I just feel like I'm bruised. >> Can you get your uh registration for me? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I think she might be. >> She sounds like you. >> My only witness took off. >> Who's a vagrant? I asked him to say, >> "Yeah, >> that's fine. If you don't have it, we'll look for it later." >> I have it. >> I'll take that one, Amber. That's >> this one, right? >> Yeah. Just going for >> whatever he needs to talk to. >> Yeah. >> So you basically what did you say happened? >> Okay. But like really we just hit the medium and then we went to the side because a car started breaking so fastly that I couldn't understand like what he was doing. He started breaking and I was like trying to break at the at the same time and then like went to the side because I didn't know he was doing like the the the road was so freely that I just I don't know what he was doing. >> All right. Uh let's go over here. Are those your shoes? So based on all that, would you be able to would you be willing to submit to the field soiety test to make sure that >> I'm willing to do that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Did >> I submit my keys? >> I just don't know if she needs to be seen. >> Do you need Do you need checked out or no? >> Um I hurt my leg a little bit, but like >> Do you want your vitals checked? >> Are you just I just >> Okay. Like that's my app and I understand that like I might have had a drink, but like I'm not drunk. Oh, and I I didn't say you're drunk. I I could just smell it. >> Like you based on that because I took a shot, but like I >> So you drank that twisted tea in a shot? >> No, I took a test of tea, but like I understand that like there's a certain amount that you can drink and that you can't drink to considerate that like you are drunk and all, >> but like I don't think that I'm drunk. >> Okay. So that that's why I'm going to do these uh field sobriety tests to make sure that you're good to drive home. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Can I blink? >> Yeah, you can blink. >> Okay. like this. >> There you go. >> Sorry, I'm so just confused. >> Okay. >> Like, you want me to put my >> Yeah, put your Yeah, put your left foot down and your right foot in front like that. Why I'm stand on your side? >> I'm sorry. I just put my leg. >> You're okay. >> Once the smell of alcohol was confirmed, Aubrey turned on the charm, flirting, praising the officers, and asking for mercy. It didn't help much when she failed the field sobriety tests. >> All right, go ahead and turn around. Put your hands bearing back. [clears throat] >> Am I under arrest? >> Yeah. So, you're under arrest for driving under the influence. Okay. >> Can you show some light? >> Yeah, I got you. I could. [snorts] >> I need batteries. >> [snorts] >> Hey, can you do a SI, please? SIA. Is there something? >> All right. >> Your samples here. >> Oh, yeah. You can put your samples on. >> Here. Oh, >> you want to take her cops instead? >> Take these. No way. >> Okay. Go to lock down 15. >> Then is this your car? Like it's on you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. It's going to be towed by sunset. Okay. Just let you know. I'll give you the card um to the officer who's arresting you and you'll get that with you. Okay. >> Did I fail the drug the like test? >> Uh so it's not a fail or pass. Oh, >> it's basically it shows whether you're >> Yeah. Show signs of impairment. Uh, Aubrey. Aubrey Aubrey. Um, can I get my phone as well? >> Yeah, I'll do it. The only thing that won't go with you is the car keys. The tow truck key. >> Okay. >> Wait, I'm going to do anything in your pockets. Anything like that? Stick that key. Um, >> no, you don't reach. Don't reach. >> I don't think so. >> Okay, don't reach. Like I said, I'll take it right now. >> Just my phone, please. Okay. Do you want to face the vehicle, please? >> Nothing in your bra that needs to come out, >> real quick. Sorry if I pinch you. I have to do this. >> Can you read me my rice, please? Because like I understand that you guys didn't read me my rice and I just want to know what like I'm getting arrested for like driving. >> How much was I above? I don't know. That's what we're going to check out. >> Thank you. >> Okay, go ahead. Just open your mouth. Uh, put your tongue up. Oh, yeah. Okay. Go ahead. Take a seat. Uh, I'll take it with her. She wants it. And the keys. You to think the handcuffs would finally bring Aubrey back to reality. But once inside the station, she kept flirting and acting koi toward officers as if it would actually change the outcome. I know you can smell alcohol, but I feel like I'm not that drunk. So, it's not so much as how drunk you are. It's the fact of So, the test that he did, it's not pass or Can you help me please pull down the >> Oh, I'm sorry. It's okay. So, like we were explaining is those tests aren't pass or fail. They're they're designed to show any signs of impairment. So, that's what it is. So, like I'm I'm sure I had a shower or two, but like I'm sure there's a certain percentage of like how much you have to be in order to get rested. >> Yeah. >> Any amount impairment to the slightest. >> Oh, so >> well I mean again I'm not the one who did your test but >> I'm definitely >> Are you serious? But like that hurts me. It's like so I'm having to run away from you guys. No, I understand. But we do have to have you handcuffed. So, I mean, it seems like he was willing to let him have them in the front, but handcuffs regardless are not going to be comfortable. So, >> my hands are so red and it hurts. >> The more you move around in them, the more it's going to cause more irritation. So, >> Oh my god, I'm on my period. Do you have a pad or a towel on? I do not, unfortunately. >> Oh no. Hey. Um, >> so the other girls they just left like that like they're not in trouble. >> Well, I mean they're passengers. >> So they're like okay like they don't they don't there's nothing wrong with them. >> We don't conduct failing test for passengers. That's the That's the person who's driving. >> That's crazy. >> Cuz I mean what's the passenger going to do if they're you know that's the whole point of like having a DD passenger. >> That's crazy. Would be like this. >> I hate having friends. They're just fun. >> Have you ever read that position? >> No. >> Good. >> So, it's >> good. >> I mean, it's not the end of the world. >> Where's this whole paper? >> Yeah, it should be red. I'm sorry. >> You're good. >> Okay. How soon can I get bailed out? >> So, you'll have to wait till the morning to see. >> Are you serious? I have to sleep here. >> No, you're not going to sleep here. You're This is not the jail, >> dude. Look at my leg. That leg's horrible. >> Oh yeah. >> He's um once you guys are done here, he's going to take you to the hospital, get medically checked out, and then from there, you go to the jail. >> How am I going in the hospital? >> No. >> Oh, so these [ __ ] they're not [ __ ] I'm going to drop them off. And I was dating one them that [ __ ] >> Hey, is this recorded? >> Yeah. Don't post that. Well, I mean, I don't post it. >> Aubrey kept whining about the handcuffs, turned on her friends for abandoning her, and even begged officers not to release the body cam footage to avoid going viral. Unfortunately for her, public footage doesn't work that way. >> Oh, fancy. >> Hey, question. >> Here, you want to come have a seat over here >> in that? >> Yeah, just take a seat. try to just there's a lot of paperwork that needs to get done. So, just paint up an outfit. >> Anybody filled me out yet? >> You're not even booked yet, >> dude. Hurry up. Look at me. >> Look at what I'm wearing. These aren't even my shoes. >> I know. Your sister. I don't know who gave them to you. >> I'm like, why? >> I just brought this back to your appointment or whatever. Like, let's go. No, cuz we're going to end up over here anyways. >> 6 in the morning. >> What time is it right now? >> 11:37. >> I haven't since the morning. I have to be there at 6:00 in the morning. >> My hands are like so red. Like, this is pretty handy. Like, I'm not going to run away. >> You have to be in panc. >> Do I have a right to face treatment? Nope. >> Really? >> We're going to end up over here anyways. >> Why? >> Cuz you were involved in a crash. So whenever we go >> in a crash, I hit the sidewalk >> and your car airbag's deployed and everything. So that's a crash. >> My car is so sensitive. >> Well, that's a crash. So if we go to the detention center, we're going to tell them you were in a crash and they're going to say you need to go clear here and we're going to end up over here again. >> Were you wearing your seat belt? >> Was it? >> No. No. No. >> Sorry. [snorts] >> Did the other Did the other people come to the hospital, too? Or just >> What other people? >> The other people that were in the car with me? >> No, they left. >> Exactly. So, why am I here? >> Cuz you were the one driving. >> I wasn't driving, though. >> You told me you were driving and they said you were driving. >> And they're such [ __ ] >> Wow. You told me you were driving. They said you were driving. Oh, they're such [ __ ] I hate them. >> We're going to put some fast tracing on that. Okay, >> I work tomorrow. I'm going to lose my job tomorrow. >> You can call your boss and tell me you're going to go, bro. >> I'm literally going to tell my boss that I'm in the detention center. Like, I was going to be mad. >> I mean, should have thought of >> shut up >> all that before you started driving under the influence. I wasn't the drunk. >> I mean, I didn't say you were drunk. You were just impaired. You weren't. >> See you again next weekend. I'm just kidding. Let me go ahead and update your thing and then >> Oh, you took it off. See, you were complaining about your sleep. You didn't even wear it. >> I couldn't even put it on. I just took it off. >> And don't give me attitude. >> What's wrong with you? Look at that [ __ ] What's wrong with you? >> I think that was really polite of you. Look at that. Maybe that was polite. >> I see. >> So funny. After that performance on body cam, it's probably fair to assume her friend group is about to shrink fast. And I guess they've likely already watched the video. Aubrey was convicted of aggravated DWI with a 0.19 BC, more than double the legal limit, facing serious penalties, and a threatened nursing career. Let's see what people have been saying about this young woman. Lost her job, lost the car, lost her friends, and someone said, "Let me put her on YouTube as well." Crazy. Crazy. She wanted the passengers to get arrested also. What a great friend. These young people don't realize what a felony charge does to their life. Flirting, excuses, and blame won't change the outcome. A BAC twice the legal limit leads straight to handcuffs and consequences. Up next, I'm too pretty to go to jail. Well, that was her confident claim after nearly hitting someone with her car. >> I hope at least I'm like one of the cuter people that you've had in your cop car. >> [laughter] >> Do not confirm or deny, please. >> Oh, yeah. I can't talk about that. >> Yeah, you can. I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that to me. >> On the night of January 5th, 2022, police responded to a crash caused by a driver who was swerving wildly, passing cars dangerously, and ending her run by hitting a median. >> She's drunk. >> Drunk. >> I already Sam Dorado is my husband. >> Okay. >> But she's drunk. And she already said that I don't want to get a DWI. Okay. Okay. >> In a single car. >> Okay. Thank you. Was she in on in the wrong lane? No, she was on that side. >> See, I was coming this way, >> right? >> Right before the curb and she blowed around me. I mean, blowed around me, blowed around another car. Couldn't make the curve jump right there >> hit the curb and then smack this. I don't know what the deal was. >> All right. Thank you. Let me I'm going to get your information in a minute. Luckily, there was the stop light had everybody stopped. Okay, ma'am. So, I'm just going to have to ask you a few questions. Okay. >> Are you able to stand up? >> Okay. You can put your key on top of your car. >> They said that. >> Yes. >> So, they said you're not having anything medical that would >> No, sir. >> Okay. Now, just based on this driving behavior and what people have been saying when we came on scene, >> um would you be willing to take some standardized soiety tests? >> Absolutely. >> Yes. I'm going have you sign my refusal so there's no medical emergency for transport. Thank you. >> So I'm going to have him get some information from >> I appreciate that. >> Thank you, sir. >> Where do you work at? >> I talk to you. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah, I'm a waitress there. >> Okay, I see. >> That's already disappointing. They're like you work in a bar. >> Yes. >> I'm just going to get like your birthday. >> Absolutely. >> Your address or whatever. Uh, you're not hurt or anything like that, right? >> No. >> Just your feelings, huh? >> I guess so. >> Do you have your driver's license? >> I have. Yes, sir. Absolutely. >> Perfect. Okay. >> Would you like to have it? >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Hey, uh, answer me this question. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> So, I've been doing this a long time. I've been doing this for 21 years and and this will be honestly take you a long ways. Okay. And I kind of have an idea. I I already know the answer to the question. Hold on a sec, sir. Okay. You want to step back? >> Yeah. What are you doing? >> Hi. >> We're doing an investigation right now. Okay. Uh, I was just with her, so I just want to know what what you're asking her. I'm not >> Well, I'm sure you don't ask her something. >> Is she an adult? >> She's an adult. Okay. So, are you an attorney? >> No, I'm just your vehicle and we'll be with you in just a minute. Okay. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> Not very much. >> Okay. What is not very much? >> Like the legal limit. >> Okay. Which is what? like very not very much because I ate and I drank water between two. >> Oh, okay. And so vodka. >> Yes. >> Okay, cool. Thank you for telling me being honest. >> Yes, but I was there for like 5 hours. So >> where at? >> I beat him. >> Oh, a wild week. >> Oh, okay. All right, cool. All right. I appreciate your honesty. This gentleman here, this officer is going to do conduct a further investigation. Okay. Um and he's going to ask you some questions. All right. Just be cooperative with him and and we'll go our way. I'm sorry. >> All right. >> Your job. >> All right. Thank you very much. >> All right. We're going to go over here in front of my unit. Okay. Just because it has a camera. So, you want another unit? >> We've got a couple of combat people that are in our investigation. >> She's my little sister. >> Okay. >> I just wanted to make sure. >> I can talk to you. >> She's my little sister. >> I can talk to you, but Wait, gentlemen. I suggest he leave before he goes to jail. >> I'll come in a few minutes. Okay, Ruben. >> And I hope you're not driving. Okay. >> Driving. I'm driving. >> Okay. Have a have a great day, man. Thank you for being concerned. >> You know what? I'm not leaving, man. You can go call whatever the you want. >> Reuben, it's fine. I got I'll take care of it. Okay. Hi, I'm Stephanie and Miho. I'm really sorry about that. I'm Stephanie. I'm her older sister related to the family. >> Okay, ma'am. >> So, before we begin these tests, you don't have any medical conditions. I know we've asked you that. Do you wear contacts, glasses? >> No. >> All right. Well, while we do this, can you just set everything you got right here on my hood for me? >> Yes. Do you mind if like my purse and everything? >> Yeah, you just got to set it down. Yeah, cuz you're going to have to walk and stuff. >> Instead of showing concern, she got defensive right away, claiming she only had a bit of vodka and refusing to cooperate with officers. Clearly unhappy about the sobriety tests. 9 10 >> All right, ma'am. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back for me. Okay. You're being placed under arrest for DUI. >> All right. I'm not to pat you down before I put you in my unit. Okay. You don't have anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, stab me, >> let me check your mouth. Do you have anything else? Going to be wearing a navy blue jacket, hoodie, and shirt. >> My camera for me. All right. All right. Go ahead and separate your feet. >> Are you still requesting contact? >> No, sir. >> No, sir. >> All right. I have to read you some more then. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> So, I cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privilege for one year. >> If you're convicted in court driving while under the influence, you may receive a greater sentence because you refuse to be tested. >> Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Did the contents of my purse possibly go to my sister? >> Well, you have a bunch of stuff in there. A bunch of cash and everything. Do you want everything to go or what? >> Yeah, I want them to at least go to my sister, >> please. If possible. Thank you. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> God, I'm sorry. >> You don't You don't need to apologize. You know, I'm doing my job. That's all. I know and I respect that. I respect your job. >> I'm just sorry to like cause [ __ ] like problems, you know. >> Have you ever been arrested for a DWI before? >> No, sir. I've never been arrested period. So, God, like I just feel so embarrassed. [snorts] But I'm sorry, sir. I'm just sorry you have to deal with people like me. I never thought it would be me like in this predicament, but that's what all of everybody says. It's like, you never think it's you. >> After being arrested for DUI, she apologized repeatedly and signed paperwork acknowledging her temporary license suspension. Everything seemed calm, at least for now. Not for long. You know, like you blow the machine and you get a 0.16 that means you're double the limit and that would be aggravated. Okay. When you don't blow, you automatically get the 0.1 that crime. >> Okay. >> I'm getting prepared. >> I'm sorry. >> I hope I haven't been disrespectful. I hope I haven't been disrespectful to your job. >> I don't know. >> How much do you make on a normal night? Uh like 6 to 800 >> one right? Yeah. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. >> All right. It's good. >> It's good. >> Oh my gosh. Okay. >> All right. It's ready for you again, man. The same thing as you did last time. Okay. >> Okay. Yes, sir. Oh my god. I'm sorry. No, >> I tripped you. That's >> No, I tripped myself. Please. Okay. >> Hey. >> So sorry. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry. I tripped over I tripped over you. >> No. Yeah. It'll definitely be explained to you. My thing is I'm just going to arrest you in the DWI, right? And then you'll see a judge tomorrow and then she'll get you going or he whoever you see will get you going on the process. Okay. Yes. and they'll give you all the other information you need. I know it's stressful, but they're going to >> It is stressful. God, >> they're going to walk you through it. Okay. It It's not going to They're not You're not going to be left in the dark on anything. Jeez, I'm not good at math. You're going to make me >> as a server. I just like I don't know. God. >> Yeah. Like last week, my my sister got mad at me last week cuz we played like a game for Christmas, you know, >> for like New Year's and she was like, "Why do you have two grand and cash in your purse?" And she came mad at me and I'm like, "I'm sorry." like it's just like my job and I don't think about it. >> All right. So, I'm going to count this in front of you. >> I remember you you would come up to the oatilla with your face mask and I'll be like, "That man is so fine." >> And then like respectfully though. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> Obvious cuz like I'm a mess right now. But I would be like that man is so fine. You come up with like two other officers and you would come up to the like we're looking like the last time I saw you were like we're looking for this man. And then we would list out the description and I was like no sir, I'm sorry. I check the uh the patio and then I'll be like go inside and I'll come back out and I'm like I can't find them. I'm so sorry. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. But you probably don't remember. >> No, I remember that. >> I was I was cuter than this. But yeah, >> you had your face mask on, but I was like so >> even while being warned about refusing the breath test, she kept bringing up her job and tips. After tripping and getting helped into the patrol car, she went right back to flirting with the officer. I hope at least I'm like one of the cuter people that you've had in your cop car. [laughter] >> Do not confirm or deny, please. >> Oh, yeah. I can't talk about that. >> Yeah, you can for illegal purposes. [clears throat] >> I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that to me. I've watched too many documentaries. You're going to have to come back here and um unbuckle me, though, cuz I'm kind of locked in here. Anyways, I'm sorry you're stuck with me, though. >> That's all right. You know, I've been, like I said, was worse. >> You're just doing your job, huh? >> Yes, ma'am. >> You're just doing your job and you're stuck with my dumb. Unfortunately, I guess you could be stuck with worse. You could be stuck with somebody stinky and ugly. And I'm neither. >> Did you say stinky? Yeah, >> you get ugly. But I'm neither. I'm cute. So, and I don't belong in jail. But I guess I have to get dressed in that uniform, which is very embarrassing. >> What do you suggest? >> You're there, so go ahead. Maybe a little >> Okay, maybe a little. >> You're right. >> Hey. Hey, come over here. This way. >> Unfortunately. >> Yeah. >> To be blunt with you. Sorry. There's no way around that. >> No, it is what it is. I think I'm all right physically. >> Take a deep breath. >> One more time. >> I'll get you ready to go. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. I think I'm all right though physically. >> Good. >> Mhm. >> At least that I guess. But where are you originally from? >> Thank you. >> Uh Cruises. >> Okay. You really are from there? >> Yeah. >> A how cool. >> Yeah, it's fun. >> So then being in Carl's that is like >> no don't like that. No. >> How are you? >> I'm a felon. Not really. Hi. >> No, we can't hug though. >> Maybe will be one of my last hugs since jail. >> Yes. Thank you. >> Oh, yeah. Absolutely. >> Okay. >> No, I did that though. So kind. So like he knows me and my like parents and so that's why we were relating. >> Are you guys the same age or what? >> No, he's like Okay. So I'm 23. So like he's probably like 26 or 27. >> Oh yeah. Your sister's the one who was there today. for tonight. >> Um, >> are the differences? >> My friend Stephanie was there and my other friend Reuben was there and they were like in the middle of it and like people had to ask him to step back >> but my actual sisters were not there. >> Oh, okay. Cuz she said I was her sister. So, >> yeah, but that's her. She's like, >> "Yeah, just like your friend." >> That's how I Yeah. Yeah. >> Excuse me. >> Yes. >> No. Just excuse me. I thought I was your way. I'm sorry. You still you know everyone in there or what? >> Um, no. I'm just a people person. I can talk to everybody. I do know Brandon, but other than that >> Oh, yeah. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. I just like I'm sorry. I don't support like um anybody that beats the out of anybody else, you know? Like women can beat the out of men and I know that for a fact. And then men can beat the out of women. And like I'm sorry I'm cussing too once I say that, but like I don't know. Like my ex-boyfriend did not get any penalties like for this. And >> he didn't even get arrested or what? >> No, like nothing. Like he went back to his home like he he's um >> that night. Did they arrest him? No, he he left and then they said they couldn't find him and then yet like other people I knew in the same RV park were like, "No, we saw him come back and stuff, you know." >> Well, I appreciate your company. Thank you so much for being a gentleman. I really do appreciate it so so much. >> It's not the best company, but >> No, you were the best company I could ever ask for. Trust me. >> Thank you. Very kind of you. >> Yes. Yes. >> How old are you? >> 27. >> Very young. >> No. >> Too young. >> What's that? Yes, you're young. >> Yeah, I hope so. 27. That sounds like I feel old though. >> No, you're young. >> I work too much. Yes, >> you probably do work too much. >> Yes, >> but you are handsome. >> Oh, thank you. >> Yes, you're welcome. >> Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate that. >> You're welcome. Not to make us feel awkward. >> In the end, she was hit with charges for reckless driving and aggravated DUI. She tried everything, flirting with the police, believing it would work. But unfortunately, beauty or sweet talk clearly couldn't buy her a free ticket to escape punishment from the law. Let's see what people have been saying about her. It's crazy how your friends are so concerned about you after you wreck and or get arrested, but not when you're getting in your vehicle to drive drunk. I must admit, her self-confidence is higher than the pitch of her voice. Well, hey, flirting and being overly friendly is far better than the usual violent tantrums and verbal abuse we're used to. If the last drunk driver felt like the peak, wait for the next one. A full three-step routine of flirting, crying, and family drama. On a rainy October 19th, 2025, officers responded to reports of a car swerving wildly. The driver was simply trying to navigate to a birthday party. Apparently, while treating traffic laws as optional. >> I'm sorry. Did I do something? >> Okay. What's that? >> Did I do something wrong? >> No. Somebody called us. Hi. This is my house here. >> Oh, >> I was just coming to get her. >> Gotcha. Got >> I didn't know where you guys were. I went to the house over there. >> The driveway's full. >> I'm sorry. >> Gotcha. We got called in reference to a well-being check. >> You need me to >> All right. Well, she was coming. >> No, it's raining. It's raining outside. Do you have an uh ID with you? >> Who called on a on a check? >> Uh that's my business. Okay. personal business, I guess. >> Um, if you want to give me a couple minutes, I'm going to finish up with her and then she can head on over to your house. All right. >> Okay. Well, that way. >> Yeah, it's right here. Just park in the driveway. We're going to leave the door unlocked. Okay. >> So, I'm going to move my car up just a little bit. Okay. >> No, no. Stay in your car. Put the car in park. >> Okay. Yeah, it's in park. >> It's in park. >> Yeah. >> All right. Okay. Have you been drinking today? >> Uh, I had two glasses of wine. >> Two glasses of wine? >> Yeah. that we went there. Yeah. >> How long ago was that? >> Probably about 30 minutes. >> Why are we drinking? >> Why are we tricky behind the wheel? >> Uh I had a glass at the party. >> Do you mind if I hold on to the keys? >> Yeah, I have like two glasses at home. That's all. And I went to >> Yeah, but there >> you're admitting to drinking alcohol and driving >> after. Listen, it took a while. Like I didn't do it like right before I drove. >> Right. But you have a I I'm getting indicators that you're you're impaired right now. You have a slurred speech. You don't get slurred speech from one drink or two drinks. You know, >> I get >> you admitted to drinking and so >> Okay. So, I'm not going to I'm just going to their house right there. >> Well, I'm going to conduct an investigation. Okay. >> The car here. >> Okay. >> If you want me to. >> Okay. Don't I >> Okay, listen. Relax. Just take a deep breath. All right. So, give me a couple minutes. I'm going to talk to this deputy right here. Okay. Can you turn off your car for me? >> And she just admitted just now that she is she has been drinking. She has a slur speech. You could slightly smell alcohol. So, if you want to talk to her, I'll stand by or if you got anything. But, whatever you want to do, just let me know. All right. You should do you guys up. >> Okay. appreciate it. >> What's going on? >> Um, I was at a birthday party, my daughter's friend, and her mom was like, "Hey, just come over to my house after." So, I went over there to the wrong street and I was knocking on the door and then I was like, I don't think this is just her house. So, we went we were going that way and I guess that's her house right there. Y >> and that's what we're doing. I did have some wine before we left. Like, I'm not denying that. It wasn't something crazy, you know. >> How much is that? How many How many How >> I had three glasses of wine. Like, um, yeah, I'm not denying that. Yeah, that's what um I don't They're right there. Yeah. >> Like I don't want to. Please don't take. >> Okay. Just wait right here for me. Okay. >> Do you want to roll up your window or >> No, I'm saying I'll give you the key though. You can always turn. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Um >> you just uh hit the power button for me. >> Here, I'll just >> No, the the battery. >> She admitted drinking three glasses of wine, blamed the rain and sensory issues, and tried flirting with officers to avoid consequences. Um, oh my god. >> Sensory things. I hate being rained on. I'm like literally >> I'm the same way. All right. >> Okay. >> All right. So, I'm I'm going to check your eyes. Stand with your feet together. All right. Hold on. We'll stand over here. Feel better. >> Stand with your feet together like this. >> Huh? I'm sorry. >> Uh, stand with your feet together and your hands down at your side. Okay. Uh, keep your head still and follow the tip of the pen the light of your eyes. Okay. Do not move your head. Okay. >> Sorry. I'm This is like really the worst teeth in my life. [laughter] >> Oh my god. >> M stand in the same position. Okay. >> Mhm. >> And then just follow the tip of the pen. Don't move her head. Okay. >> I fail. No. >> Okay. [laughter] I promise you I didn't like >> overdo it. I think it's a scorn boyfriend type of thing. >> It's okay. I'm fine. >> Fine. I'm good. After all this is done now. >> I kind of want to know your name. That's okay. Oh my god. I'm literally drunk. I told you I don't like being random. Right. This is literally the my literally worst nightmare and action. Like I have medication. I have not taken it, but I do have medication for my anxiety, especially at home. >> I feel bad for you having the blue out here, too. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm supposed to be out here at 6:00 and they diverted me to this. So, well, >> at least you have a rain jacket. >> Got to come prepared. >> Hey, you never know when you're going to be cold. >> That's right. All right. So, keep right there. I'm going to show you how to do it. Okay. >> One, two, three. >> All right. So, and then maintain this position. Do not work start walking until told to do so. Okay. Sorry. My fault. You may begin the exercise. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. >> One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. >> So, I have sensory issues. This is like my worst nightmare come to life. 7150 for dude. >> I mean I can >> Oh, thank you. >> Like we're good. It's fine. I just got to go through the list. You know, he was mad that I went over here, but it's it's fine. Good stuff. >> Am I going to jail? >> I I still have one more. I still have one more extra. >> I mean, if we did only have three glasses of wine. Yeah, I did drink and then I I I left kind of immediately after. So, I did >> Yeah. >> have it right then. >> Have mercy, please. >> Jesus Christ. >> During the field sobriety test, she repeatedly lost balance while complaining and trying to get the officer's attention through flirting. When that failed, she begged for mercy, but failed every test she was given. >> Back down to your side. Okay. So, it's in itself. Bring it back down to your side. >> All right. >> Sorry. >> All right. Do you understand all the instructions? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Your chin dimples. >> Thank you. >> All right. She pulled over. Why are we >> cuz baby daddy called? >> And then I can smell the smell of alcohol in her breath. Call the police on. >> Yeah. I had a few glasses and you know I did. But >> why can he can just make the call anytime? >> Well, I had they smelled alcohol. supposed to he was supposed to call apparently and uh what happened was that she she apparently didn't call him or something and then OPD ended up stepping out with her and then >> we smell >> like a tag reader or something. >> I I know I don't know how they located her. I just showed up as OPD was already here so I'm not sure what it looked like that like people can just call the police. You know what I mean? Just like anyone. >> Okay, give me one. I'm just going to finish the exercise. >> It's fine. It's fine. >> All right. So remember >> Yeah. >> back. do my thing. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Tilt your head back a little bit more. There you go. >> This is the worst thing I've ever been through. >> And then left. >> Oh god. >> This is one for the books. [laughter] Can't wait to tell my mom. Am I going to jail? Please tell me. >> Give me one second now. >> Okay. I feel like I'm a a drown rat. [laughter] All right, I'm going to have you turn around for a minute. So, right now you're getting placed on the rest of the UI. >> Okay. I'm going have you walk over to the back of my car. >> Just go ahead and have you stand right here. >> You don't have anything else on you, do you? >> Really bad though. Okay, I'm cool. We're going to have to wait till we get to the jail. >> All right, I'm going to do this for you. >> I'm going to put my Okay, calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. >> What did I do wrong? Like, I didn't >> So, I'll explain to you. Go ahead. Have a seat in the back of the car. >> I'll explain it to you. So, you were stopped because you were driving and you had three drinks of wine that you admitted to me, correct? >> Okay. So, that's why I did the DUI exercises. You displayed you have bloodshot eyes, the smell of alcohol in your li your breath, and then you also displayed multiple signs to me that you were impaired. Okay. >> So, right now you're being >> So, right now you're being placed under arrest for D1. >> Why do you do all my um exercises if you already knew you were going to put under? No, I did not know I was going to place you under arrest. Just cuz you have the smell of alcohol on your breath does not mean that you're DUI. I still have to run through the exercises and prove to the fact that you are under either impaired or not. >> Oh god, he is. >> She kept crying and questioning why she still had to take tests despite the outcome being obvious after three glasses of wine and a failed sobriety performance. >> He's your boyfriend's going to pick. So I I can't because officer witnessed you behind the wheel, the vehicle on and you also had gave all the impair your your all the and identifiers that you're impaired. [laughter] >> So you said it's in your wallet. >> You said it's in your wallet. >> I know there's some strings you can pull. My my my cousin is charging. No. >> Where is your ID? Where's your wallet? >> In my wallet. In my purse. >> In your purse. >> Where's your purse at? In the car. >> It's in my my purse. It's It's in the front. >> In the front. Okay. Give me one second. >> I have to piss so bad. Like I'm not I mean, can I just like [laughter] I got to pee. >> If it's not in there, then it I left it at the previous place. I just need all your information and everything. >> I can give it to you. Like my TV, my social or whatever. >> Okay, just give me one second. I'm going to sit up front and you can give me all the information. Do you want me to put the cuffs in the front? >> I don't think I honestly don't care. I just want to go. >> I didn't like honestly I >> I had as much as normal people do and I was going straight here. >> Look Look, I'm going to be straight with you. It's raining. Okay, hold on. I'm talking to you. You're driving on terrible conditions right now. Anything could happen. Just because you have three drinks of wine does not mean anything. I'll put the cups in the front. So, turn around for me. Face me. >> No, you're not going to go inside. Go ahead. Put her on the front right here. >> She was handcuffed on the spot. Her vehicle was impounded and the case was forwarded to court on DUI charges. If you're already tired of the chaotic behavior from the previous cases, the final one will feel all too familiar. >> If you don't step out, you put your handcuffs. >> I don't give a th >> This is your last chance. You can take a seat voluntarily or I'm going to >> I want for a lawsuit. >> This entitled brat takes things up a notch by threatening lawsuits, disrespecting officers, and still trying to flirt in a very wild way. You hear me? You [music] >> What is your question, ma'am? >> Do I want >> No, I'll pass on that, ma'am. >> Oh, you came around. >> You don't want to bend me over the back? >> No, ma'am. I do not want to bend you over the back. >> On October 24th, 2022, police responded to a late night harassment call at a bar. A drunk woman was arguing with her boyfriend and casually removing her bra right there in the bar, shocking the surrounding patrons. >> Come here. I'm here. Ma'am, >> ma'am, come here. >> Ma'am, come on. >> Come talk to me outside. >> They don't want you in here. You need to leave. >> No, I don't have to leave. >> Ma'am, come on. >> For what reason? >> I'm telling you to step out, ma'am. >> I don't have to leave. I'm paying tax. >> Yes. >> Yes. So, you don't want her to leave. >> Don't want her to leave. >> Where's the manager? >> Okay. Come on, I need to hurry up. >> They don't want you in here. You have to leave. >> I don't have to leave. >> I don't have to do what? I don't have to leave. >> Okay. All right. I got it. >> All right. So, when they tell me that they want you to tell him, >> say yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. You need to leave. >> For what reason? >> Because I'm telling you to. You need to step out. >> What reason? >> They don't want you here. They have a right to refuse service. I need you to leave. >> Reason to leave. >> You don't have to leave for a reason. I need >> you to step out right now. If you don't step out, you put your handcuffs. >> I don't give a You put me in handcuffs. I don't give a [ __ ] to me. >> Ma'am, you want to go this route? >> I don't give a me. >> Get my purse if you want. I don't give a >> turn around. Turn around. Get my >> turn around. >> If you want to handcuff me anymore, >> get my purse, mother. >> Get my purse. >> Get it in a sec. Come on. >> No, I won't. I've got it, man. Come over here. >> The car. >> She was forcibly escorted out of the bar by police after vehemently resisting leaving. The crowd of patrons cheered excitedly as the unruly woman was finally taken away. Otherwise, who knows what she might have done to terrorize their eyes next. >> Do you have anything in your bra area I should be aware of, ma'am? Any knives? Anything in your bra area that you should >> Your handcuffs are kind of tight. >> I will fix those momentarily. Do you have anything in your bra area we should be aware of? >> I can't remember. Actually, I want to check. >> Go ahead and check. >> Uh, I'm not going to check, ma'am. >> Why not? >> Cuz I don't want to reach in there. >> You said momentarily, so why not check? >> Okay. You're You got small wrist, ma'am. They're comfortable like that. >> They're not comfortable at all, actually, okay. You're actually moving them and rotating your arm. Whole hand. She ain't going to be able to pull out. She shouldn't be able to. >> Hi, dude. How you doing? >> Stand right here for me. >> Can you come to power for me? >> Stop moving for a sec. Okay, ma'am. All right. You come over here real quick. All right. You will be under arrest for disorderly conduct. >> I don't Man, take me [ __ ] >> Ma'am, please come over here. >> Uncuff these hops. They're too uncomfortable. Real chance >> I will ru I will [ __ ] break my leg right here. You don't understand. >> Okay, this is your last chance. You can take a seat voluntarily or I'm going to force you. >> What? For a lawsuit. >> I have a metal. >> You can go outside. I'm >> I have a metal >> for ways. >> I have a metal arm. >> All right. Last chance. >> I have a metal arm. >> You want to get a lawsuit? You move. >> You got her. >> I have a $3 million lawsuit going against this one. >> The situation escalated as she shouted about a bionic arm and threatened a $3 million lawsuit while also claiming she had the best lawyer in the state backing her up, but it's not certain whether her lawyer uncle can win against the body cam footage in everyone's testimony. >> Oh my goodness. Okay. So, what happened first was like I heard like yelling and stuff cuz I mean I was I think I was on the phone taking an order and then like she started getting like snappy with everyone cuz I know it started with a fight with her boyfriend that she came with. >> So, he's gone. >> Oh, yeah. He's already he's been gone. And when he showed back she yelled at him again and stuff and he he got out and um they were like crazy. She kept screaming. She kept saying shots and all this stuff made crazy. And I mean the people also side right here that come all the time, they're looking at 25, they're looking at me crazy. They're like, "Whoa, what's going on?" And they're like trying to avoid her trying to talk to me more. And then all of a sudden, I went to go take it to go order out and then she like I walk in and she kind of like off and I was like, "Whoa." And then yeah, she was just fighting with the manager when we told her to get out. Awesome. >> I have a lot of cash. >> What the [ __ ] you want to see? >> Ma'am, I can assure you I do not want your money. >> I bet you you like $30,000 a year. >> Okay. >> You make more than that online in a week. >> I'm happy for you, man. >> I bet you are >> sucking. Very appropriate, man. I don't give a [ __ ] >> What's up now? >> Okay, look. So, if you have a gun in your car, we don't want to leave it there. Someone break in your car. So, >> I don't give a my car. You want to break into it? Go. >> You mind if we go into your car and get that gun out if there's one in there? >> I don't have a gun in my car. >> Okay. So, you don't you want your car to stay here? >> I don't give a my car. >> Okay. >> About you either. >> Okay. We'll just leave your car here then. All right. >> I've been in every county there is. I don't have a charger on my list. My uncle >> I don't know who that is. >> No, ma'am. >> You might want to. >> Is he a judge for you? An attorney shake your hand a little more. You hear me? You are going. >> What is your question, ma'am? >> Do I want? >> No, I'll pass on that, ma'am. >> That's not an appropriate question to ask me. >> I doubt that. Your career is over. >> My career is over. And you just asked me if if we were if we were going to >> and because I'm telling you no, you're saying my career is over. >> I said I could I could I could I could correct your career, but I'm not. I'm not. >> You're not? Oh, well. Much much appreciated, ma'am. >> You're welcome. You'll see you later. >> How am I? See you later. >> You'll see. >> Okay. Look him up. My uncle. Okay. What is he? A judge. An attorney. He's a lawyer of 30 years and was the best lawyer in the whole state of >> That's fine. Okay, that's fine. >> To show you >> that's real appropriate. >> When threats of money and her lawyer uncle failed, she shifted to crude, inappropriate flirting as if she were in a strip club. Even after being firmly rejected by officers, her delusional behavior continued. You don't want to bend me over the back? >> No, ma'am. I do not want to bend you over the back. >> You wish I would do it >> again. That's inappropriate. You can go ahead and step out. >> Put your shoes back on. >> No, I ain't getting [ __ ] on here. >> Stand out for me. >> Can get your shoes on for me, please. I ain't >> ma'am. Please do not make me do this. Please step out of my vehicle. I'm behind me. Please step out of my vehicle. Get your shoes on so we can walk. >> You want to extra charge so I get it dropped? >> You know what? I might just do it. Actually, I may charge for an additional uh thing. Put your foot down. >> I got I got five felonies I got dropped. So, like, let's do that [ __ ] >> Please step out of my vehicle. >> Step out of [ __ ] >> I got my What are you doing? >> Step out for me, please. >> Just listen. You want to take my pants off? >> No. I want you to sit like that. Sit up. >> You want to take my pants off, >> ma'am? Come on. Stop. >> Come on. >> Oh. Oh, sorry. Sit up. >> I'm not ready. Not ready. >> Sit up. Slow down. Come on. >> Quit. You want to cause a bruise in my arm? >> You're resisting. Quit. >> Another lawsuit. Let's do >> ma'am. Come on. >> Another lawsuit. Let's do it. Ma'am, >> another another bruise. Let's do another lawsuit. Another lawsuit. Let's do it. >> Nice. Stand up. Thank you. There you go. You got it. Now put your shoes. >> That's a lawsuit on you. So that just cause a lawsuit. That's cause a do it, mother. >> Stop. >> You stop. >> You think I'm stupid? You want to look up? >> Do not walk up. >> You want to You want >> Do not walk up on Stop. >> You want to look You >> just caught yourself a new charge. I don't give a about any charge because I got it dropped and you will never have a police officer. You won't be able to put a badge. >> Now you're going to be charged out of charge. >> Stop. >> You going to give a charge? >> Don't walk up on me like that. >> I don't give a charge. >> Stoping away up on walking. The situation ended with her arrest on charges including resisting arrest, indecent exposure, and disorderly conduct. What do you think about this woman? Comment below, and don't forget to like and subscribe for more. >> [bell]