Listen, don't pull away from me again, anyway. Stop. Don't touch me. In July 2016, in Layton, Utah, Amanda was rear-ended in a car accident while on her way to buy medicine for her sick son. She called the police for help, but when officers arrived, they turned on her. Despite being injured, she was forced to perform roadside sobriety tests. She struggled to balance, and officers arrested her for DUI without a breath test. At the station, the test proved she was sober. The charges were suddenly dropped, and her family later left the city.