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I want stop. >> No, you do not. >> Turn around. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Do not touch. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> I want to talk to >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You can call when we get to the station. Turn around, please. You are hurting me. >> Turn around. All right. You're under arrest for DUI. >> Was she completely sober like she claimed or just delusional? >> I was leaving here. >> You able to get out of this door? >> I think so. >> Pretty tight. to exit to take a left and she just ran right in me. She was going to turn into here if her grandmother died. >> Where where were you exactly? >> See this? So I'm here. >> So you were right here. What happened? >> And then I guess she turned into here and she just ran right into me and then I ended up there. >> Were you in the roadway yet or no? You were right here. >> Yeah. >> So, you were stopped right here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You know, so I could see tech. >> I got you. I got you. Get your auto signs real quick. The >> driver's license. >> Yep. And and the insurance for your car and then I'll meet up with you in a sec. You just wait right over here for me. Okay. Hi. Do you have a driver's license on you? Insurance? >> I want to call my dad first. >> Okay. But I still need your driver's insurance. Okay. >> Why? Because that woman >> is going off her rocker. >> What happened today? >> My grandma died. >> I'm sorry. >> That's what happened >> today. >> Today. I'm so sorry. >> And I was going to the special cemetery and that's when I got into the car accident. I think that was the current one mother. >> I understand. But so she's buried here. She passed away two days ago. So you were coming today to to to pay respects grieve or just to vis visit her today. And >> I was coming here to pay my to pay my respects for my grandma. >> I understand that. >> So what happened here? How did how did this occur? because she was too close to my end end. And when I went into there and I pull Yeah. You know what? Tell her just stop. >> Well, she's just taking her whatever photo she needs for the insurance. >> Okay. >> So, do you have a newer copy of the insurance? >> What What What do you need right now? Okay. Like seriously, what do you need? >> So, I need your driver's license. >> Okay. >> So, I need your driver's license. That's your registration. >> Okay. >> I don't need that. I need your driver's license. >> Okay. >> Right there. How much did you have to drink today? >> I didn't have anything. I told my mom told me that my grandma passed away. >> Okay. >> And that they were going to the monument. >> Okay. today that that we're going to today. >> Yes. And that's why I'm so upset. So you can talk to my parents then. >> I don't need to talk to your parents. I need to talk to you. You were the one involved in this accident. >> That's not your driver's license either, man. >> Oh, my driver's license. >> Yep. >> So, how much did you drink today? >> None. I did not. I have I have two different brealizer things in my car. >> Oh, you do? >> Yeah, I do. >> Where are they? >> Did you not see me point to them? >> Well, those are garage door openers. >> Which are also breastilizing the mission. >> Oh, that's cool. So, she was buried today or >> She's being buried here today. And if all of you guys are here, >> what time? >> I don't know. >> I need your I need your phone number, Christina. >> I know. And I'm going to call my brother-in-law who is a 411. >> He's a 411. >> What's a 411? And you can tell your whomever >> for the four for the 4th of July. >> Uhhuh. >> Tell them good good luck. >> I see. All right, Christina. I need your phone number for the report. >> Yeah. And I'm going to talk to my in private. >> You're That's a That's not a phone. That's a It's a handwet. >> I know. It's a hand wet. It's still a phone. It's still a phone. Okay. Don't don't >> don't re >> You know what? >> Don't ever remain me as a dumb. >> I'm not. >> Yeah, you did. You said I'm trying to. Okay. So, let me >> No, you're not closing the door. So, here's what's going to happen. Okay, Christina. Okay, >> I can have my own. >> No, not not at this time. >> Did he just say the popo is on its way? >> No, he said 11423 here. >> The popo? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, the popo. >> Guess what? My brother-in-law is h >> a lot ahead above you. It's >> good. Yeah. So, shut the hell away from me. Get away from me. All of these people driving down Devon. >> Driving down Devon. >> Why don't you guys ever clock them? >> You never do. >> It might be a good idea to, right? Get some radar on the people on Devon in Chicago. >> All right, Christina, can you step out of the car for me? >> Yes. >> All right. right back here for me. Okay. You said no medication, nothing. >> I'm on medication. >> All right. Here I'm asking is the way you're speaking and the way you're acting. You're holding up a a hand wipe as a phone. All right. And you're telling me that you were trying to turn in here, but you went straight across this way and slammed into her. >> I was scared about what was happening. >> So, how much did you have to drink today? >> Today, I didn't drink anything. Like >> I was here for my bobsh, >> right? >> Gravel, gravy, >> right? >> And that's all I was. >> Okay. What did you take today? >> I didn't take anything today, officer. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Can you do this for me? Can you put your feet together for me? Just like that. >> Appreciate it. You see the tip of my pen? >> Yeah. >> All right. What I want you to do is I want you to stare at the tip of my pen. All right. using your eyes. >> And I can't wait for my dad to pull you over. >> Perfect. So, stay at the tip of my pen. Okay. And what I want you to do is using your eyes and only your eyes, I want you to follow the tip of my pen. Okay? You understand? >> Yes, I do. Just do it already. >> I know. I got to go through all these instructions, though. >> How many times are you going to do it till you know I'm I can do it? >> It's a few times. is unfortunate. I got to go through all the steps >> and then you're going to run into my dad and he's going to tell you to go. >> Christina, can you do this for me? >> I've done it. >> Okay, then just hold still and just follow with your eyes. >> I think you're the [ __ ] one. >> Oh, I can't wait for you to meet my father. >> Okay, follow the tip of the pen. I am you. >> All right. So, next what I want you to do. All right. You can >> What? You want me to stand on my hand with one, two, three feet? I can't do that regardless. >> No. Luckily, we don't have to do any handstands. So, here's what I want you to do. All right. >> What do you want? >> Take a few steps back real quick. Move back a little bit. >> All right. Stop right there. All right. Taking your hands flat on your sides, on the toe, just like this. We're going to take a series of I can't do it. Are you saying you were not able to do this >> because of my back? >> I have curvular back. >> Are you saying you physically cannot do this? >> I will try but I'm telling you I have back pain. >> This is why I'm asking you. Can you physically >> And you have and you're holding me up >> right >> from my grandma's funeral. >> Can you physically do this? Yes or no? Three, four, five. >> I got to give you the rest of the directions. See, you got to go back. Okay. >> You know what? I'm I I want my attorney. >> Okay. Stop. >> No, you do not. >> Turn around. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Do not touch. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> I want to talk. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You can call when we get to the station. Turn around, please. Okay. You are hurting me. >> Turn around. All right. You're under arrest for DUI. Uh, no I'm not. >> I'll do whatever test you want me. >> Christina. All right. All right. All right. >> This is absolutely ridiculous. >> You're hurting me. >> Calm down. >> You are hurting me. >> All you need to do is walk. at 10:45. >> All right, hold on, Christina. I got to make sure there's nothing in your pockets. >> There's nothing in my pockets. >> You're seriously going to make me miss my grandma's funeral? You're seriously going to do that to me? >> Is that what you're going to do? >> Okay. The preceding body cam footage highlights a critical intersection of public safety and legal accountability. Operating a vehicle under the influence remains a severe violation designed to prevent the exact property damage witnessed here. The suspect's refusal to comply with standard field sobriety protocols only compounded her legal jeopardy and accelerated the arrest process. Furthermore, attempting to intimidate law enforcement by citing personal connections or perceived familial authority holds no evidentiary weight in a court of law. Officers are legally mandated to process the scene objectively, regardless of a suspect's background or emotional distress. Verbal hostility and lack of cooperation serve only to escalate the severity of the charges. Ultimately, this incident serves as a stringent reminder of the legal consequences associated with impaired driving. Deescalation from a minor traffic collision to a custodial arrest underscores the impartial execution of justice. The suspect was subsequently charged with driving under the influence and failure to reduce speed, ensuring that community safety takes absolute precedence.
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