I'm going to break this window. Step out OF THE CAR. >> A COP GRABBED her door handle to pull her out and it snapped off at 11:00 at night at McDonald's drive-thru in Davie, Florida. The cashier told police [music] the driver announced she was drunk. She won't get out. Two patrol cars box her in. The door doesn't open. The officer says he's going to break the window. She screams back, "Break it." Then she [music] picks up her energy drink and takes a sip. Then she shifts into reverse. She goes over the curb instead and threw the landscaping tearing her own bumper off. The curb is why she's charged with felony fleeing up to 15 years. A few blocks later, she clips a patrol car and crashes into a row of pillars. It [music] takes a ballistic shield to get her out through the door that doesn't open. Face down on the grass, handcuffed, done. Except it isn't. At the hospital, in cuffs [music] and a speed hood, she kicks the officer walking her in twice in the groin. That kick is why she's facing a first-degree felony. The heaviest charge of the night, added [music] after she was already caught. That's where it stops making sense. I've watched a lot of these. The driving is almost never the worst part. It's the 10 minutes after the handcuffs.