What happened? >> Um, I was crossing over and >> You're coming on this road and you're crossing this You were going to go in here? Okay. All right. What color was your light? >> Green. >> Okay. >> Officers identify the suspect. Next, police get a chance to talk to a few witnesses. Let's see what they have to say. >> So, I was right behind her. >> Okay. >> Okay, so we're coming, there's a bunch of cars, everyone's going like really slow and they're all like trying to get around her and she's like keeps kind of swerving lanes and I was like, "Man, is there I literally at one point was like, "Is this a kid driving?" because this was like like ridiculous. And then all of a sudden like I'm coming up, I live in here, so I'm trying to turn in here, but I'm waiting >> Which language she in? >> Both. Both. >> This one and this one. >> Cuz she was like >> She was switching like >> Yeah, and then the cars kept trying to go around her and then by the time we got here, I was the last one behind her and I was like, "Why I have to turn?" So, I'm just waiting for her to get out of the way. She comes into this lane like she's like, "Oh, like I need to go here." Like she needs to go straight. So, I was like, "Oh, cool, maybe she's going to go that way and go that way, whatever." But she came up this way and then she just turned left like a sharp left and tried to like guy and like he was already halfway through, she pulled on into have him. He was like he was already halfway through the intersection. >> Luckily, investigators said the driver was the only occupant of the bus at the time of the crash and was uninjured in the incident. >> Okay. So, then I go, I'm like, "Are you okay?" I mean, she's definitely on something. Whatever, that's not my business. >> So, she was going very very very slow. >> Okay. >> So, I'm talking like school zone in type slow. So, people were starting to pass her right on the right. >> What language she in? >> She was in the left. >> That that lane. >> She was Okay. >> So, then uh >> Okay, why why did you cross over? Are you going somewhere around here or >> Yes. >> Which direction were you >> boyfriend's house. >> Okay. All right. Uh, does he live in here? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, are you injured? >> No. >> No, you're not hurt? You want to go to the hospital? All right, sit tight, okay? Um >> I already gave them all the stuff to you. >> How much We're going to talk to the paramedics. >> Uh-huh. >> Um >> Got her texting. >> See if they can clear her and we'll go from there. Nothing hurting you? No? No leg injuries? Did it hit your head? I don't see any physical injuries, so I'm just [clears throat] making sure you're fine, okay? Okay. >> Your daughter is getting checked up right now, okay? So, she's she's in good hands, okay? >> Okay. Uh Can we uh let's let's walk over here to around the car so we can so people don't hit you, okay? You walk around around you You go behind so we can protect you, okay? >> Can you guide me? >> Huh? >> Can you guide me? >> Can I guide you? Sure, okay. Let's go ahead right here right here is fine, come on. All right. >> Hey, uh >> All you got to do is you want to stay by your car, that's fine, okay? All you got to do is just stay there. >> Now, officers try to get to the bottom of what exactly happened here. >> Okay. >> Alcohol I can smell alcohol. >> Smell alcohol? >> Yeah, alcohol. It's not alcohol. >> Uh what's your name? >> I'll ask you in a little bit, okay? >> Can I call my attorney, please?