Is everything all right? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> You were yelling at us. >> So, the reason I stopped you cuz I saw you go up on the curb right by the high school. >> What's going on? >> Anything. >> Okay. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Going on in my book and involved and >> Okay. I'm sorry. Tell who? In my book. >> Your book. >> Sexual traffic. Yes. >> Sexual traffic is okay. So you're being trafficked. >> Your two children are okay. What are their names? >> Okay. Well, let's let's start. Okay. He left. Who's he? >> My ex-husband. >> Your ex-husband? >> Okay. Can I have your ID and insurance, please? >> Are you familiar with other detectives? >> Yeah, we have we have quite a few. >> We have quite a few detectives. Who are you looking? >> Who are you looking for? >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Not bad. Who I am? No, you're good. She She drew on the curb in front of the school. >> Right in front of us. Yeah. >> You got the car ready. >> You got the plate already? Yeah. >> Can you hold down the window, please? >> No. >> That's the wrong window. >> Go ahead. Please. Do you have any insurance? >> Ask him. >> Ask who? >> Ask him. my husband. >> Okay. >> I He's not here. So, I need your insurance, please. [Music] >> Ma'am, I need your insurance. >> Okay. >> All right. How familiar are you with the English? >> I'm doing some >> Okay. What's your highest level of education, ma'am? >> Very. >> Your highest level of education is married. >> Barry. Very very what? Very high. Very low. That's just okay. Awesome. All right. So, can you do me a favor, please? Would you be able to recite the alphabet? Do you know the alphabet from A to Z? Can you recite the alphabet for me, please? Just a couple. >> I would do that. Okay. >> Can you do it from me to W? Start a E and a W. >> Okay. How familiar are you with numbers? Can you count from one to 100? What was that? No. >> So, you're not going to come for me? >> I said no. >> All right, Linda. So, you mentioned something about trafficking. What's going on? >> You can look up a case. >> Okay. Neighborville. >> Neighborville. >> Detective Elliot. >> Detective Elliot from Neighborville. Okay. Can you catch me up to speed on the case because I can't access neighbor of those records. >> Okay. Just give me a quick summary. >> It's not a quick summary. >> Okay. >> It it it takes over a course of a year and a half. >> Mhm. >> My daughter has been in traffic. >> By whom? >> Her father. >> Your ex-husband. >> Correct. >> Okay. Where is your daughter now? >> With him. >> With him. Okay. And you were headed back to >> my home with my mom, >> which is >> Okay, I'll be honest. I mean, you sound pretty intoxicated. You I can smell a strong order of perfume like you're trying to cover up some alcohol. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> You came back from what I'm saying? >> Crafts. >> Crafts. Crafts. >> Crafts. Craft brewing. Craft brewing. Okay. >> I I don't know what >> Crafts Brewing. Okay. Where where is crafts? >> Crafts is like girls that put crafts things together. >> Oh, okay. Like a sip and paint kind of deal. Okay. How much did you have to drink there? >> Nothing. Like like literally I Well, now you're giving me two different answers. >> No, not yet. You're asking. Okay. >> So, how much have you had to drink tonight? Okay. What have you had to drink tonight? Linda, I'm going to have to ask you to step out of the car, okay? I'm going to let you do some field safari test. Okay, Linda, I'm going to have to ask you to step out of the car, please. >> Can you step out of the car, please? >> No, I'm not doing that. >> Linda, look, I got some concerns, okay? >> You're you're driving you're hitting curbs. You're supposedly going to Villa Park, but you're going west when Villa Park's east >> in Villa Park. >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, Villa Park's that way. >> No park. I'm not. You're not driving until I can until I can run you through the fields of bright test to see that you're okay. You're okay. Listen, I'll tell you what. You get out, your fields look good. You get back in your car, you drive home, and you're good to go. Okay. >> I'm sorry. It's just there's traffic, so I want to make sure you hear me. I'm sorry. I don't mean to yell. It's just I can hear you. I can hear, you know, the traffic behind me, so I can't really hear you. But if you get out of the car and do your flips. When asked for her insurance, she refused. She rolled up her window on the officer's arm and argued incoherently, refusing field sobriety tests and ignoring every command. >> Hey, get her out of that car right now. >> All right, >> you got to step out of the car. You got to step out of the car. >> Don't do it. >> Don't do it. Officers deployed a tire deflation device, but she drove right over it, speeding off into the night. Think until I'm going to try and make contact one more time. Be ready to take off. Get out of the car. Out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. I'm going to rip you out of the [ __ ] car. Out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Out of the car. I know. I got [Music] [Applause] 72. Let me open up the channel. Open up the channel. Can you search her? >> Oh, yeah, sure. You want She's got >> Hold on. >> Yeah, step on out. We're going to search you real quick. >> Okay. >> No, she's she's going to step outside. >> Okay. >> You're so cool, by the way. Shoot. >> All right. Don't say sorry. >> All right. Cool. You good. Do you have anything that's going to poke or hurt? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Come over here. Spread your pen party. Spread your pen party. Why are you moving? Stop moving. Don't stop moving. There you go. >> Stop touching and stop reaching. >> You can randize her now if you want. >> You can do it now. >> We established earlier that you understand English. So, I'm going to read you something. I need to >> I want to speak to you. >> I don't care. I need a verbal yes or no. >> All right. Yes or no? >> Okay. No. >> Before I ask you any questions, is my duty to advise you for constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent. You >> Linda, you have the right in the car. >> Oh my god. Exactly. Thank you. >> Have a seat. >> Uh, am I not having a seat? [Music] >> She's got no valid way. She was kind of ignoring him. I was like, "Let me get my stuff." So, I put it by the side. I like put in the front. And then sure enough, when he's like, "Ma'am, got to stop the car. Got to stop the car. Stop the car." [ __ ] Jordan rolled the window arm in the window and like pinched him like this. And then she looked at us, put in drive, went right over the uh stop on St. Charles. >> She hit another curve on St. Charles. >> 304 Max. >> Those tires were going right here. She was charged with driving under the influence, fleeing and eluding police, resisting arrest, battery to a peace officer, and multiple traffic violations, including speeding and disobeying signals. She was released on bond and will appear in court next month. Should officers be more cautious when suspects show signs of mental instability, or is strict enforcement the only way to prevent tragedy?