Where do you live at? Do you have an ID? Do you have an ID? Go ahead. Why Why are you showing me? I'm asking for I'm asking for an ID. On September 22nd, 2024, officers were dispatched to a Taco Bell parking lot after employees reported a clearly intoxicated girl causing a scene. When officers arrive, they find her stumbling around trying to unlock her car that's parked in the middle of the lot. Okay. Well, why are you parked in the middle of the parking lot? Okay. Thank you. Her cell phone's in there, too. And you're ready. Okay. Ma'am, can you stop going in the car, please? What are you looking for? I just want to look for the case. Look for the keys. Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? Nothing. Nothing. Okay. I can smell it coming from you. It's just their case. I promise. What case? Their case. Whose case? Lakewood. Lakewood? Do you even know where you're at right now? I'm in Lakewood. I promise I'm in Lakewood. You're not in Lakewood. You're in Middberg Heights. Well, I'm trying. Trying. Okay. Well, I'm not going to let you drive. Okay. Okay. Do you have somebody that can come pick you up? I can try. Okay. How about we do that? She's going to go get your phone and uh we're going to do that. Okay. Why don't you walk over there? Where are you coming from? I don't want to get in any more trouble. I promise. Where do you live at? Do you have an ID? Do you have an ID? Go ahead. Why? Why are you showing me? I'm asking for I'm asking for an ID. An Ohio license. What's all you have? You just flipped your shirt up. Okay. Just sit down. Do you want me to charge you a little bit? Is this your Is this your Jeep? What is your name? Huh? Kimberly. Okay. Sit down for me. I just want to get my parents in my Okay, sit down. Where's your key at? Is there any way to get my parents? I don't want get what? Is there any way to get my parents? I don't want your parents. Yes. Out of trouble? What? Like to come pick you up? Possibly. We're going to see. All right, Kim. Kimberly, where were you at before this? All right, be honest. I was trying to go to my parents home. You're trying to get to your parents home? Where were you coming from? Just be honest with me. My job. Your job? Where do you work? My LGBTQ community. Your LGBTQ community? Oh, where's that at? Where does that happen? Middberg. Do you work at El Torito on on Pearl Road? Yes. Okay. Do they do they know you're drinking there? Cuz obviously that's where you were drinking, right? Okay. Does the business know you were drinking there? Okay. I just want them to know that her phone's dead. Okay. Um, so you thought it was a good idea? Yeah, that's hers, but it's not charged. You're lying. I got it. Do you know your parents' phone number? No. All right, sit tight. The officers try their best to help her out and make sense of the situation, but her state is making that increasingly more difficult. After her first attempt to flash the officer, she tries to get out of this situation one more time by asking if there's something she could do in the bathroom to quote unquote skip this. You don't know mom or dad's phone number? Okay. Do you live with mom and dad? Where do you live? Okay. Where does mom or dad live? Most time. Okay. So, do you live with mom and dad? Yes. Yes. Okay. Is there no way I can live without you? If you could what? Like skip this. Skip what? Understanding. this misunderstanding. Well, that's what we're trying to do. Okay. I'm trying to help you out. All right. Uh, so I need you to work with me here. Okay. Um, how old are you? 19. How old? 19. When did you leave work? When did you leave work? Not how old you are. When did you leave work? When I was 19. That's not what I'm asking. When did you leave work tonight? Like when did you get off? When I was 19. That's all I can tell you. I'm not asking your age. What time did you get off work at the taco spot? 8:00. 8:00. Okay. All right. So, this is what we're going to do. Um, I can smell the odor of alcohol on your breath. Okay. Um, you want to take field sobriety tests? No. Do you want to take field sobriety tests? Okay. Turn around. You have any weapons on you? All right, Kimberly, come on. We're going to have a seat in the back of my car. Have a seat. How's it going, sir? Are you dead? Yeah. Okay. Uh, I told her this. I'm going to tell you this, too. Um, so this is a copy of her bond. She's getting out on a personal estate. She's going to go to court. Okay. Um, her court date is going to be this Thursday coming up. Okay. Um, so there's that. Uh, this is her traffic site. Uh, an open container ticket. And then this is the copy of her 2255 form. Okay. The court date for the open container and the traffic infractions uh with the OBI is going to be at Bur Municipal. Uh the address is on the uh ticket. Uh yeah, it'll be this. The address is Where's it at? It's on the back here. Let me just mark this. Um it's in Berea. I don't know if you're familiar with Berea at all. Um, it's over there. Uh, it's going to be at 9:00 a.m. Okay. If she doesn't show up, she will have a warrant for her arrest. Okay. Do you have any questions for me, sir? No. Okay. All right. Uh, she's good to go. Um, and, uh, I don't know if my partner told you, but your vehicle got towed to Rich's. Okay. I have to come here Monday. Okay. Yeah, you got to come here Monday. Yeah. There'll be two females sitting here. Uh, they'll give you the release form and then you can go pick it up. Okay. Thank you. All right, sir. You have a You have a good night. Oh, yeah. That's her stuff, too. Uh, not the keys. All right, sir. You have a good night. With her messed up state and an open container sitting in the cup holder, the girl was arrested and charged with OVI, underage consumption, and having an open container. She was later released to her father on a bond.