Hello. >> Hi. >> Anybody hurt? >> No. >> Been drinking at all today? You're slurring really bad. >> I did drink earlier, but not like not not recently. >> Okay. Keep your head completely straight. I just want you to follow the tip of my finger. >> Yeah, it's sliding up. You're good. A routine midnight emergency dispatch regarding a traffic wreck took an urgent turn when multiple 911 lines flagged the motorist as dangerously impaired. Patrol units arriving at the chaotic scene quickly realized this was far from a standard accident. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Anybody hurt? No. >> What happened? >> When I came around the corner, there was a a truck coming high beam at me and I tried to put my high beams on. It's a new car and I couldn't see it and I swerved out of the way of it and I flipped the [ __ ] her car. >> Okay. >> And that's all I can say is like >> Okay. even look like an accident. I think this is the worst in this new car. I don't know how to work it or the lights or anything. >> Okay. >> Do you have registration or insurance? >> Yeah. >> I need your driver's license as well. >> Knock on their door. I >> I'll I'll talk to them. >> Okay. Okay. Do you need these for anything or >> did you see it happen or >> I heard it. I was standing in my garage and I heard it and >> we should be all right. >> Okay. >> 45 dispatch. Copy two plates. >> Registration. >> David yellow George 992 DY992. This one is blue. Right for the other. Here's the registration. My insurance is like um on my phone. It's um Lincoln Union 9355. ELU 9355. That one's black. Been drinking at all today. You're slurring really bad. >> Am I? What? >> Have you been drinking at all today? You're slurring really bad. >> I did drink, but not like not not recently. >> Okay. Did you have a lot earlier? >> No. No. >> No. Okay. Do you have your driver's license? Thank you. I got to make sure you're sober enough to drive. Okay. Turn and face me for me. So, put your feet together just like this. Put your hands out your side. I know it's a little chilly out, but we'll try to go as quick as possible. Okay. All right. Don't look up at my leg cuz it'll blind you. All right. Can you see the tip of my finger? Okay. >> Okay. Keep your head completely straight. I just want you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Don't turn your head at all. Don't turn your head at all. >> Don't turn your head at all. I'm I'm trying to just your eyes. You got to do this a bunch of times. So, just bear with me. Okay. Okay. Some of these questions aren't meant to insult your intelligence or anything like that. Okay. It's a standard question that we have to ask. you know your ABCs. >> Okay. What I want you to do is keep your feet together and your hands at your side. I'm going to have you tilt your head back and close your eyes. I'm going to have you recite your ABCs starting on the letter A, stopping on the letter T. Do you understand? >> Starting the letter T. >> Starting on A, stopping on T. >> All right. A B C D E F G H I J K L B Q R T. >> Okay. Very good. Next one is a balance test. Okay. Did you have any problems with your knees, ankles, legs, hips, anything like that? >> I knew. >> Okay. Which leg? >> Well, I tell you what, we'll skip a balance test cuz I don't want you to hurt your knee or anything like that. Okay. Michigan law requires that you submit preliminary breath test on the request of a peace officer. Okay? If you don't, two points on your license, the civil infraction. Will you take the preliminary breath test for me? Okay. What I need you to do is take a really deep breath in. Seal your lips around this tube and blow really hard until I tell you to stop. Okay? Just like you're blowing up a balloon. You understand? Okay. Real deep breath in. Now blow harder, harder, harder. >> Perfect. Thank you. >> Do you know what legally intoxicated is in the state of Michigan? >> 08. >> 08. You're 0.20. You're almost three times the legal limit. Okay. For me, unfortunately, I have to place you under arrest. Okay. Go ahead and turn around for me. Let me put your hands behind your back. Okay. I'm not going to treat you bad or anything like that. Okay. You made a mistake tonight. It sucks, but we got to get through it. >> What's that? >> Uh, not tonight. I got to hold you until you're at least sober. Okay, you turn your hand this way like all your fingers. There you go. Do you have anything in your pocket that says it's going to stick me, poke me? Anything like that? Okay. Is this just uh nail polish? Something >> lip gloss. >> Lip gloss. Okay. I'm just using the back of my hand on your pockets. Okay. >> Anything in your back pockets? No. Okay. in the inside pockets. I'm going to put this in your car. Okay. All right. Over this way for me. All right, you got it. >> Yeah. Give me some light so you can see. I got you so you won't fall. All right. >> Do you know who your insurance carrier is on the car? >> Progressive. >> Progressive. Okay. I'm going to set this in your car, though. Okay. The odds are I mean at least last time uh I did the blood just because she started kind of dozing off >> being booking. >> Mhm. >> So there could be others >> intoxicants. >> Yeah. It doesn't increase or decrease anything though. >> Oh, that's true. But >> um grab your phone or keys. Just the house keys. Phone. Looks like she's got closed lights over there. She says it's on her phone, but she has progressive. I know that. >> Honestly, I might have it from last time. >> Okay. Oh, that's just water. Never mind. Not a beer. >> Yeah. Uh, these aren't opened, but six pack of uh crown. >> Okay. Nothing else in the front. >> She just pled to yours. >> At the precinct, deputies administered a court-certified chemical breath test. Unlike roadside screening, this official machine delivers the evidential readings required for prosecution. Michigan's legal limit is 08%. On the street, she blew a massive.20% back, which registered at.18% during booking. Deputies initially processed her for a second offense owe because she was already awaiting a June 17th sentencing for a recent hit and run, a case where she entered a no contest plea. Due to the repeat offense, officers confiscated her license and plates, issuing a paper permit before booking her into the Mcome County Jail. However, detectives soon uncovered a hidden OE conviction from 2015 with two priors established. Prosecutors upgraded the charge to a felony OE third offense. Her next court hearing is set for May 28th, 2026. Two incidents in mere months point to a severe struggle with addiction. If you or someone you know needs support, contact the Samsson National Helpline for free 247 help. Subscribe for more raw body cam breakdowns and smash that like button if you enjoyed this video.