I am. I'm scared. >> Just relax. Okay. >> I'm going to see you. Please. Please look at me. Please look at me. Please look at me. Please. >> We're going to jail, too. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> All right. So, your friend's going to jail. Okay. >> So, Uber own pretty much. >> Yes. >> No, that would be tequila. >> Not my favorite. >> What starts as a simple wrong turn spirals into a life shattering arrest. Meet Emily, a recent University of Florida grad, fresh off a 7.5-year breakup, stressed beyond belief, and now facing the flashing lights of a cop car. She's not alone. Her passenger, Bella, is right there whispering advice that could seal their fate. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Why are you driving down the wrong side of the road? >> She wasn't. >> She was. I watched it. >> She was trying to call somebody. >> Okay. >> To figure out where we're going. See, now I'm transferring. >> Okay. >> We're trying to figure out where we're going. I was looking at my phone and I'm sorry. That's my fault. >> Why? You can't be driving down the wrong side. >> I know. I'm sorry. That's my fault. >> I know. I'm so sorry. >> I'm number one and I'm sorry. >> I have a really bad look at my throat. I have really bad sore throat. Actually, I have white spots in the back. >> Okay. >> So, you've had nothing to drink tonight? >> No. I literally went to urgent care two days ago. My throat is so bad. >> Do you have your license registration? >> Yes, sir. I'm literally trying to figure out where we're going >> because she met some guy over here. So, we're trying to go to his house and we don't know where he is. It's not right. >> This one uh 125. This one's mine. This is the new one. >> Sorry. >> And then this is the registration for insurance as well, >> I believe. So, but she just switched it like yesterday. She just told me she switched to just >> USAA. Yeah. >> Officer pulls over Emily's car for weaving onto the wrong side of the road. A classic red flag in Florida strict DUI patrols. Emily, voice trembling, blames it on her phone and Bella's stress. She was trying to call somebody. I'm sorry. That's my fault. No alcohol, she swears. But her eyes dart. Her words slur just a bit. The conflict ignites here. Innocent mistake or something darker. >> Shoot me straight. Just How many drinks have you had tonight? >> Like maybe two. >> Maybe two. About how long ago? >> She's like literally stressing. I'm like just having anxiety. She's stressing me out. I know you guys know who she is. I'ming what's it called? And I told her I was driving her home. She's stressing me out. Like, and I told her she's trying to drive home and that's why I'm trying to drive her home and she's stressing me out because she's literally like, "No, we're going here. We're going here." I'm like, "I don't I don't know what you want from me. I'm not She's trying to take me to her car." That's why I was on the other side because she's like, "Take me to my car." And that's why I whipped around over there. Because she's like, "Take me to my car." And I'm like, "Dude, I'm not letting you drive. Like, you weren't over there. He was. She wants to drive." Like, and I'm like, "Dude, no." Like, >> so on a scale of like >> one being stone cold sober and 10 being blackout drunk, where do you think you are right now? >> Maybe like three. Like, I'm not that drunk. Like, I promise you. Like, I'm not stupid. Like, my brother, my little brother is literally alcoholic. Like, my mom like >> my brother, my dad's in prison. Like, I'm not like trying to get arrested. Like, that's the last thing I want. Like, I know when I can't drive. And like she was literally making me like drive all over her car because like >> she's telling me to drive to her car and I'm like, "Bro, I'm not driving you to your car when you're lit." She's black. He literally saw her. She's literally blacked out. And I'm like, "Bro, I she's begging me to drive to our car." I'm like, "Bro, you can't drive." Like, >> so if you think you're good to drive, would you be good doing some field ready exercise to make sure you're good? >> Yeah. >> I am. I'm scared. >> Just relax. Okay. You're going to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Just keep your hands down by yourself. I'm stressed out. >> Just breathe. >> If she gets me a You are >> just breathe. We're going to go up and down now. Okay. Just keep your head still. Follow your eyes and your eyes on me. All right. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> All right. So, your friend's going to jail. Okay. >> So, Uber own pretty much. >> Yes. Which is what it sounds like she was trying to get you guys to do anyway, but you wanted her to drop you off in your car. So, >> okay. Um, is there anything that you need to grab out of the car before I secure it? >> My phone. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> Is that your container of alcohol right there? >> The water bottle? >> Is that a water bottle? >> I don't know what that is. >> Oh, no. You can hand it to me. >> No, that would be tequila. >> Not my favorite. Do you need anything else out of that? Let's go. Yeah. >> Don't Don't approach them. You'll go to jail. >> Drama surges as Emily fails the eye test. Her focus wavering. Then the reveal. A tequila bottle in the car. Emily denies then owns it. It's mine. Then see what happened. >> Emily, is this your vape? Do you want it to come with you? >> Yes. Stay. >> Oh, just stay over there. >> I can I can I can bring it to you. I can bring it to you. >> See how safe it is? >> That one? >> Yes. >> Hold on. You can't have it right now. I'm saying, do you want it to come with you? >> I want you I want to not go nowhere. >> You're going to jail. >> Okay. That's I'm asking though. I'm doing you a courtesy. Do you want this in your property at the jail so when you get out? >> My phone, please. >> Okay, perfect. >> Yes. >> Can I just blow really quick? >> Huh? Can I blow really quick to see if I can drive home? >> You can't drive home. I If you're in a car, I will arrest you for DUI. I promise you that. >> All right, never mind. >> Uh, eight. Okay, >> it's fine. Same [ __ ] >> It's noting fine. I just have seven and a half year relationship. My ex is going to laugh in my face. He already said I was going nowhere. Now he's going to see this [ __ ] and I'm going to boss everybody. It's a lesson learned. It's a lesson learned. It's a lesson learned. >> Not a good idea, but it's a lesson learned. You'll bust it after this, bro. >> It's okay, Emily. It's fine. >> It's not okay, Bella. I can't drive now. >> I can't drive for a year, bro. >> That's not true. >> So, uh, you agreed to give a sample of your breath. >> No, do not agree to anything until you get to the jail. Do not agree to anything. Emma did the same thing. Do not agree to give your breath at all until you get to the jail. that comes with an automatic one-year suspension. >> It doesn't matter. Do not agree to anything. >> I'll read all of that to you if you wish. >> I promise you, do not agree to anything here. Do not agree until you get to jail. >> Here, I got you, babe. Do not agree to anything until you get to jail. Okay. Don't agree to anything until you get to jail. >> I shouldn't be going to jail. >> So, you found your phone. >> It wasn't in Joe's. >> This is really hurting me. Can you listen? Why are you being so mean, though? >> Which one? >> Which one's hurting? Left. Yeah. >> Yeah. I can pop that one more. >> I got you. Just relax. I can pop that one more. >> Another person. >> Everyone else. It's okay. >> You made a mistake, bro. It's okay, bro. It's actually >> Officer declares DUI arrest. Emily begs, "Please, I can't go to jail. I just graduated from UF, moving to Dallas." Cuffs snap on amid her hysteria. I'm ruining my life. This sucks. Then Bella refuses to back up 25 ft. Her defiance boiling over. Do you get off by this? >> You need to back up. >> I'm good. I don't have anything. >> Just turn around and face the car. >> I need to stick. >> Okay. >> I'm going to tell you one more time to back up or I'm going to put you in handcuffs and take you to jail as well. Do you understand? >> No. Breath. >> The choice to do the breathalyzer is completely up to you. And I'll explain all of that. >> Call my mom. We will be the two months to get processed. Okay. >> Am I a I'm not I don't I'm not >> I might have a baby. >> I haven't. >> That's not mine. >> No, no, no. That's ours. So [ __ ] kill. >> Wait, am I going to be with people? >> Yes, I take DUI very seriously after seeing a bunch of people get run over from it. Yeah, I tend to take it seriously. >> Oh, you might have to transport because I still have my death. >> I also have my little >> Why is it so you need a transport? >> Would you mind terribly? I forgot that my uh >> from my death earlier tonight. What do you mean? >> Like, am I going to be with other people >> while you're getting booked? There may be some other people, >> but we can put you in an isolated cell if that's what you'd like. >> We're going to read you information. >> Right now, >> we're going to read you information and you need to make your own informed decision. Okay. So, >> but I will answer those questions for you. We just have to go back to the car. Okay. >> Thanks. >> Wait. So, can you please tell me how much is this going to cost? So, like I said, the approximate cost of a DUI all in is about $10,000. You'll be able to bond out tonight for probably about 100 or 200 depending on what the jail sets you bond rate. >> Am I going to be able to drive after? >> So, your license, you will be able to apply for a business purpose only permit by giving a sample of the breath. Okay. >> The tension continues when Bella refuses the search and it seems like Bella wants to get into the car with her friend. The conflict explodes. One arrest becomes two. Check out her story. It's not what we're looking for. >> I need you to back up. >> 25 ft. >> She can go to jail, too. >> I'm stepping away, bro. I'm stepping away. >> Okay. Sorry. >> Okay. >> We're doing what? I'm stepping away. >> We gave you multiple opportunities. >> Okay. Give me a second. to fight because I will dump you on the ground right now. >> Any second, please. I promise. I promise you. I promise you. Please. I'm like, I promise you. Please. Please look at me. Please look at me. Please look at me. Please. >> You're going to jail, too. >> For doing what? I literally promise. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Please. >> I Please. Okay. I give a second. I I have a question. Ask me. >> It's too late for questions. >> What did I do though? What did I do? opportunity to ask you I asked you how many steps you've got because you're you're trying to please >> I'm trying to copy. >> Hold on. Sorry. >> Um All right. Well, we're not >> Frankie. >> I know. >> Just if you give me a second, I can move those uh those others out of there. >> Can I please talk to you? Can I talk to you, please? Can I talk to you before? >> Okay, go ahead. >> I have a corporate job that I just got in Dallas, Texas that I'm leaving for in October. Yeah. You don't have any weapons on her. So, >> can I talk to people? >> Okay. What do you got to say? Where's your phone? >> Can I just talk to people today? >> I like just graduated from university. >> I'm like I really really really if I would do anything, what can I do for you? >> You could have backed away like we told you to multiple times. >> You wanted to try your luck. Guess what? Salad. >> Did I not tell you when you got out the car the first time that you would go to jail for resisting if you did not listen to us? >> So, here's the thing. I'm going to give you two options. You already sort of fought us, but I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt. I can either one, cut this bag off of you, or two, take your hand out of the cuff so we can take the bag off and then put your hand back in the cuff. What do you want to do? We're going over here. >> What if I didn't get arrested for I don't understand it. Have >> a seat. I'm sorry. I'm I'm going to I'm going to lock in. Sorry. Ow. >> Have a seat. Slide in. >> And then what is what what am I getting rested for again? >> Slide in. >> What am I getting rested for? >> No. No, I I would like to know. >> No, I would I would actually like to know now, bro. >> I don't understand, though. Like, you are so confusing, bro. You're so confusing. >> So, when we give you a lawful order to back up and you refuse to do so, that's interfering with this investigation. Okay. So, by failing to do so multiple times, that's why you're being >> Did you get off by this? Do you like get off by this? >> No, but apparently you're too drunk to understand anything. So, >> the emotional weight crashes down. friends turned suspects. A night of freedom shattered. Officer explains DUI means $10,000 costs. Year-long license loss. In Florida, DUI under statute 316.193 means automatic license suspension if you blow over 08. No exceptions. Over 50,000 DUIs hit Florida roads yearly per FDOT, often from just a couple drinks. Emily's emotional spiral classic. Stress masks impairment, but tests don't lie. Bella's interference. That's resisting without violence. Statute 843.02. A misdemeanor turning a bad night worse. Emily's wrong turn became a freef fall from grad dreams to jail fears. All over hidden tequila and unchecked stress. Bella's loyalty, it backfired into her own arrest.