A silent car, a driver slumped over, and officers racing toward what looks like a medical emergency or something much worse. When knocking doesn't work, they're forced to shatter glass just to save a life. But once the driver wakes up, nothing about her story makes sense. And this routine welfare check spirals into a full DUI investigation that changes everything. Yeah, I I got one on my if you want to grab that one, too. >> Break the window. >> After knocking fails, officers decide to break the window. This is standard when a driver shows zero reaction and may be in danger. The driver finally wakes up, but appears confused and disoriented. breaking the window. >> Hey, you all right? You all right? >> Want to put the car in park real quickly? >> Yeah, I'll put it in park. >> Yeah. You want to take the keys out? Just hand them to me. I appreciate it. >> Sorry. I don't I don't even know how. >> Let me see those keys real quickly. All right. Watch the glass. Watch the glass. Ma'am, are you okay having a medical episode or anything like that? >> No, I really haven't. my phone but um just not shut off and I was going to visit my daughter and her >> here. Let's step let's have you step out of the car real quickly. All right. >> Why don't you take a seat right over here on the grass just so we have you out of the roadway. >> You know Coco, >> you want to just sit right there real quickly? >> So what's the last thing you remember? >> Where are you coming from? Uh, I had to do an overnight shift for work. So, on Spy Glass, I don't know if you know. >> So, you're coming from work and spy glass is where? >> Um, like on the same road as well. >> Do you know these people at all? >> I'm going to talk to these guys. They don't seem like they know each other at all. What's up, guys? How we doing? >> Witnesses tell officers she looked fine earlier at Circle K, but now appears sleepy and out of it. Conflicting behavior like this raises suspicion quickly. Yeah. >> So, you guys don't know her personally, right? >> Well, she was just in Circle K. She was getting slushies. It seemed fine. >> Who found the vehicle? >> I did. >> I came out of my scooter and I went around here and I saw that car sitting right there. That doesn't make any sense. >> So, I got it. You know, >> we went over to the car and she's just sitting in there. >> Dude, I was like shaking. >> A little weird. A little out of it. A little sleepy. >> Okay. >> Nothing out of the ordinary besides maybe being sleepy. just kind of just she looked like maybe she's had a long hard day. >> Did she Where was her car parked? Like was that Circle K or >> Yeah, she was uh parked like right out front. Came in, got drinks. >> Okay. All right. So, fire rescue's here. They're just going to check you out. Okay. Cuz you know you know I'm not going to lie to you. I broke your window cuz I saw you. You're unconscious behind the wheel. So, I just want to I didn't know if you're having a seizure, heart attack. Um but it's good that you're up and awake. Um these people are going to check you out just make sure you're okay. All right. Do you have a history of anything? I know we already asked you once, but seizures, diabetes, anything like that? >> No. >> So, we believe that there is a chance that you're on the influence of drugs or alcohol. Okay. So, do you consent to doing field sobriety? >> What if I don't? >> I'm sorry. >> What if I said no? >> So, if you said if you said no, um we're, you know, pending our investigation, um we're going to determine if uh you will be placed under arrest for uh driving under the influence, drugs or alcohol. Um, but you know, with the field sobriety there, you know, that's why we ask is because we determine. >> Yeah, bring it. I guess >> is that is that you saying yes to consenting to do field sobriety? I >> guess. Yeah. What else am I supposed to do? >> Okay. >> All right. I've never done this before in my life. So, >> okay. >> We'll keep it real easy. >> During the eye test, walk and turn, and one leg stand, she repeatedly loses balance, forgets instructions, and can't maintain control. Her anxiety is real, but the physical signs are also undeniable. >> All right. So, please keep your head still and follow this object. >> Let's move your pen. >> So, no moving your head. Just your eyes. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. I never done this. You didn't move my head right. >> All right. This next one is called the walk and turn. When I say go, you're going to take nine steps. You're going to count them out loud. Okay. >> I'm just really nervous. I'm sorry. >> Okay, I got you. >> There's pressure. I'm sorry. Stand by your side. I don't know. And go ahead. >> I'm shaking. I'm sorry. Four. Oh my god. I can't pass this. [music] >> You're going to do the same thing back. You guys by your side. Ready again. Just count them out as you go. Ready? Good. 5 6 7 8 All right, this next one is a one leg stand. All right. All right. Hands by your side. Whichever foot you want to raise, go ahead and raise it up 6 inches and you can begin. >> Either one doesn't matter. Go ahead and count. >> One, two, 1,002. All right. Go ahead. One, two. I I can't keep my salad. >> Okay. >> Is it the end of the month or something? >> I'm sorry. >> Is it close to the end of the month? >> Uh, no. It's August 17th. >> Are you doing racing for something? I don't know what that was. Don't >> Yeah. Please don't reach. >> What is it? >> I don't know. >> Hey, don't Hey, stop reaching. Stop reaching. All right. Do me a favor and stop. >> I don't know what it is. I don't know what it is. >> Stop reaching. Listen to me. It's on your pocket right here. What is that? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Don't reach for it. >> Open your pocket like that. >> It's not going to pull it up. >> Broke glass. >> Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. Just don't cut yourself, please. I didn't know if you had like something on you. It's probably It's the broke glass from when I hit your window. >> So, all this is because what? What happened? All because of what I did. >> So, you know, I'll be completely honest you, right? So, we got a call from um concerned bystanders, right? >> Bystanders. >> Yep. Some people saw you um unconscious behind the wheel of the vehicle. So, I you know, I got on scene along with this deputy sheriff. >> They walked up to your car. >> Am I like >> And you were and you were I I banged on the hood a little bit. Um you didn't move or anything like that. The people that called 911, two people saw you passed out. >> Fine. I don't know. Maybe I'm just having a bad day. Yeah. >> And with the way your car with the way your car is parked on the roadway in the sidewalk like this, I was concerned you're having a medical issue, so I I broke your glass >> cuz sometimes we see people with diabetes or something, you know. >> I guess it upsets me when I'm 30. I've never been in. >> She becomes emotional as officers explain why they broke the window and why the investigation is necessary. The car's dangerous position alone justified emergency action. >> I'm getting caught like making me feel like I'm a terrible criminal. We It's just part of the investigation, right? We're just trying to figure out if everything's okay. You know, it is concerning, you know, seeing someone like this. >> I get it. I lived here my whole life. >> Uh just just stay here for a moment, please. Officer Fay, whenever she's done uh talking to her supervisor, she'll come talk to you. We'll figure this out. But when you're like this, you know, we have to come flying lights and sirens cuz if you let the pedal off or the brake, someone's going to ram into you and die or someone's going to kill you or themselves by accident. So, you know, it's it's why we respond the way we do. >> I don't know if I should be checked out by medical or not. >> You're already checked out by medical. >> That's when I stand up. You stand up for me. Okay. >> Place your hands behind your back. So now what do I what's that? What I what do I do now? >> So you're you're being placed under arrest for uh DUI and >> what did I fail? >> So there's no pass or fail in the car. >> There's no pass or fail, but you know based on the observations that officer Fay made and the DUI investigation and coupled along with the fact that you're passed out behind the wheel of a vehicle on the roadway. Um there is a suspicion that you are under the influence of either drugs or alcohol. So um >> but what can I have a sobriety test? Should I have a breathalyzer? >> So, there's something officer fast to read to you real quickly. >> Okay. Have my record clean my whole life. >> That's good. That's a good thing. >> Yeah. But now I'm screwed. I miss work. I'm not going to get fired. Noted up. >> What's been um so stressful? >> This life. >> My daughter lives in Oregon. My other son has autism. >> Go ahead. We found pills on a prescription bottle. There is no prescribed nurse. So, I'll send you that while we're there as well. >> I'll just send you the, you know, >> Yeah. All right. All right. So, we're just going to go this way. Okay. We'll take you in my vehicle. >> Right now, we're going to go this way. Okay. >> At least my please. >> No, we're not going to be able to use that. So, >> I didn't get my fertilizer. Yeah, we're going in to go get it. Okay. We don't have it out like it's on out in the road. I'm >> That's fine. It's not a big deal. >> All right. You got it. Can you help? >> Okay. All right. Just hang tight. >> She was found guilty of the charge for reckless driving involve alcohol or K substance. The remaining charges, including possession of drug paraphernalia, possessed new drugs, and failure to appear, were all officially disposed by prosecutor.