STOP. NO. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get out of the car. You know all about priest brutality. Not to be rude, but you're a white male. So, anytime I see a white officer, I get scared for my life. A minor traffic violation may seem harmless, [music] but just minutes after being pulled over, what officers heard from the driver began to not match up. And the smell of alcohol detected at the scene quickly shifted the situation [music] from a routine stop into a case where one more mistake could push everything out of control. >> Hi, how you doing? >> Was I speeding? >> No, you weren't speeding. You don't have your back lights on. >> They don't turn on. They're automatic. >> These are auto lights that come on. Mhm. >> So that's what's on right now. It only >> You don't have any way to turn them on. >> My back lights. >> Yeah. So like a lot of times >> when I break >> No, like your tail lights just aren't on at all. So when you break your When you break, your lights will activate, but like when you're just driving on the road regularly, >> these are just auto lights. I don't really know how to fix that. >> Okay. It's not If you If you twist it over, usually >> then my brights are on. >> Yeah. So >> So >> yeah. Yeah. And I don't I don't think I'm allowed to have my brights on when I'm on the car. >> Yeah, you're not. Um but there's got to be a way to have your back lights on. >> The driver was identified as Jada Javis, 20, who was operating a rental vehicle and stated that she did not know how to turn on the tail light system. During the interaction, the officer [music] quickly detected a strong odor of alcohol coming from inside the vehicle, but Jada denied consuming any alcoholic beverages. >> I don't know. >> Say, can you go ahead and put the car in park? >> This is a rental car. This isn't even mine. If you looked at my plates already, this is a rental car. >> Okay, that's fine. Do you have your license on you? >> I have a state ID. >> Okay. Can you put your car in park for me? >> Okay. And do you have your ID on you? >> I have a state ID. Can you hit me in my purse? Um, the brown. >> No, the brown. >> What are you guys out doing? >> I'm taking them home right now. >> Oh, okay. >> I actually don't know if it's in here, but >> Okay, I can take >> and go. >> Oh, okay. I got you. >> Sorry, I just came back. >> Okay. I don't have my state ID. I don't know if you can look it up. >> Yeah, I can take down your name. It's honestly so confusing. My car is so old. Are you? >> Yeah. I don't even This isn't my car, so I barely know how to work. >> It happens. It happens. >> It's a rental. >> What's your first name? >> Jada. J A H D A. >> And your last name? >> Davis. D A V I S. >> You have a middle name? >> Oh, R. And what's your birthday? >> Okay. All right. And have you guys been drinking? >> No. >> No. Nobody's been drinking at all. Okay. >> She just got off at gyms. >> Okay. It smells like alcohol in the car. That's why I'm asking. Okay. So, >> we don't have any alcohol in the car. >> I know. I know. I'm saying if you have been drinking, it smells like somebody's been drinking. So, that's why I'm asking. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you haven't had None of you have had anything to drink. >> We're at a party. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. Well, just give me one sec. I'm going to be right back with you. Okay. Stop by this. >> Okay. Six. I need another unit. They were just, you could tell that they're the ones in the one in the back seat's drunk for sure. And I tried to explain to the driver that I was like, "Somebody's been drinking in this car." They're like, "No, we haven't been drinking." >> So, they refuse themselves or something? >> No, she just I didn't even ask cuz they just kept going off on they kept telling me a bunch of stupid information that I didn't need to know. And the chick was like, "Oh, well, I don't have my ID on me." So, she gave me your name and date of birth. Yeah. And then it's like dealer plates. She's like, "Well, this isn't my car. That's why the lights weren't on." >> And then she stopped like this. So, >> okay. So, I'm just going to car >> Yeah. I'm just going to see if she'll uh do some tests for me. Jada initially claimed that no one in the car had been drinking, but only minutes later changed her statement, admitting that the group had attended a party and consumed alcohol, prompting officers to proceed with testing to determine her ability to operate the vehicle. >> Drank a little bit, though. Is that what you said? >> Mhm. >> Okay. How much did you drink? >> Not enough to be drunk. >> Okay. All right. So, just really quick, I'm going to run you through some tests to make sure you're good to drive. All right. Okay. So, it's a little bit it's kind of like a little slope here. So, I want to do the test right over here. I just had to turn these lights off. >> All right. The first test I'm going to do, I'm going to check your eyes. So, can you take your hat off for me? >> Yeah. Oh, my hair's not done. >> Okay. And you're not wearing colored contacts, right? Anything like that? Nothing like that. >> So, feet, heels, toes, but that's okay. >> Okay. All right. That's fine. Feet, heels, toes together, arms down to your sides, just like this. Okay. >> Don't do anything until I tell you to. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to check your eyes. I want you to look at the top of my pen. I want you to keep your head still and follow the top of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> Okay. I don't know. >> All right. And then the next part of the test we're going to do is a walking test. Okay. >> Can I put this back on? >> Yep. You can put your hat back on. Um, you don't have problems walking? >> Nope. any like back, leg, leg, neck issues or anything like that? >> That's it. My bad. >> Okay. But that doesn't prevent you from walking like straight line. >> Walk a little bit on my tip toes. That's about it. >> Okay. All right. So, just again, I'm going to read a set of instructions to you. Okay. I'll demonstrate the test and then I'll let you know when you can start. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, what I want you to do is put your right foot in front of your left foot with your right heel touching your left toe and your arms down at your sides. Perfect. Hold that position for me. Do not begin until I tell you to. Do you understand? >> Mhm. Once you begin, don't stop until you've completed the test. Keep your arms at your sides at all times. Watch your feet at all times and count your steps out loud. When I say begin, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps down the line. Turn around and take nine heel to toe steps back. I want you to make your turn by keeping your front foot on the line and then use your other foot to turn yourself around with several small steps. So, I'm going to go ahead and demonstrate that for you real quick. It'll look just like this. Okay. Just did three for demonstration cuz if I was to do the whole thing, I would walk past you. Um Okay. So, you're going to do nine. >> You want to stop? >> Yep. Well, you you'll do nine down and back like I explained, but >> the only thing different from what I showed you was I only did three steps. So, you'll do nine. Okay. >> Can I start whenever? >> Yep. You can go ahead and start. >> Five, six, seven, eight, nine. >> Okay, you go ahead and turn around. Do nine back. >> Okay. Does this first one count as one? >> Yes. >> Okay. One 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. >> Okay. Uh the last part of test we're going to do is the one leg stand. Okay. >> Okay. >> Hey, Serena. >> Yep. >> Do you have a watch on you? I forgot to put mine on. >> Don't do anything until you tell you to. Do you understand? >> Since you're under the age of 21. >> Okay. >> You admitted to drinking to me. Okay. You know you have to blow absolute zeros to be able to drive, right? >> So, I don't think basically I said everyone in this car has drank. I did not say to you that I have drank. I said >> you literally just said that you drank. >> I said everyone in this car cuz they wanted me to admit to you that they had drank cuz they thought that you were going to breathalyze all of us. You just told me right over here that you drank at a party. >> Yeah, >> but I thought you were asking for everyone to I don't know my rights if I'm being completely honest. I thought you were going to breathalyze all of us. >> No, I'm going to breathalyze you right now because >> Okay. >> I'm noticing indicators of impairment and I want to be sure that what I'm seeing from our test are accurate. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, what I'm trying to explain to you is >> after officers conducted field sobriety tests, Jada did not follow the instructions correctly, leading officers to proceed with a breath [music] test to confirm the results of the prior evaluation. >> The oneway Wesley students, right? >> I'm not going to lie to you. I'm very nervous. I just pee my pants. Okay. >> Is it possible I can go to the bathroom or just be behind a wash, very fast? >> There's no restroom open. Okay. Okay. Real quick. Okay. >> Okay. Jada. This is a brand new straw. All right. I'm going to put this on here. I'm not going to touch the part that you're going to use. Okay. >> All right. So, do me a favor. >> All right. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. It's all right. >> I really have to go to the bathroom. >> It's okay. At this point, [music] Jada began showing changes in emotional state, crying and repeatedly requesting to use the restroom. >> All right. Can you just blow into this until it clicks? No. Hang on. Just a nice steady breath. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Go ahead. >> All right. Hang on. It's got to You got to >> I'm sorry. I'm literally going to the bathroom right now. >> Can I I can give you a second. >> Can I just go pee? Really? You can come with me. You can literally come with me. I don't care. But I really have to go to the bathroom. >> Okay. I mean, if if you absolutely can't hold it, we can make that work. I guess >> she can come with me, but I'm literally being my pants right now. [laughter] >> Okay. All right. She can go with you, >> please. Hold on. Let me get this set up again for you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Just blowing this nice steady breath until it clicks. Okay. Yeah, Clay. >> Yep. >> We're at a 0.13. Okay. 0.13. What does that mean? Under 0. >> That means you're over the legal limit. >> Okay. >> Okay. So you do have to >> The result showed a BAC of 0.103 exceeding the legal limit, especially given that she was under 21, meaning she was not permitted to have any alcohol while operating a vehicle. Jada was immediately placed under arrest. >> I didn't see it. >> You're going to be able to see a printed out version. >> I want to see it right now if that's okay. Am I allowed to? >> No, I'm asking her. I literally She's not in charge. She's the best. This is traffic stop. So, you below 103. >> You saw it? >> Yeah, I didn't see it. >> Okay. Sorry. I didn't know if I was allowed to look at it, but I could have sworn that did not say that. >> Do you have anything in the car that you need? >> Yeah, this is a rental car. I need everything out of that car. >> Is this your car? >> No. >> Whose car is it? >> A rental. >> Whose car? >> A rental car. Like Sam Sam layman. >> Okay. You can't rent a car. You're on an age 21. So, who's who rented the car? >> They rented the car to me. That's their fault. >> Just I don't know what their policy is, but >> is your car in the shop or something? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. So, it's not an actual rental. It's just a loan like basically a loaner. >> But it's at their shop. >> Gotcha. Okay. All right. That makes sense. >> It's not from them, though. >> All right. There's your phone for you. I don't know that about their stuff, but one's wearing 05 and she's not >> Yes. And she's not returning. Her mom called a ride for them. But do you want them to get issued OVs or what? >> Yeah, if you want to write them OVs for the drinking. >> Jada once again asked to use the restroom, but as soon as control was slightly relaxed, she made one of the worst decisions, causing the scene to become chaotic. >> I don't want to pee my pants again. Will you come with me outside? You can follow me. >> We're We're literally going to the police department. It's like a mile away. >> I'm peeing on your seat >> right now. >> Yes. >> You good? >> Hang on. Don't get out. Don't get out. There's a car coming. >> She's peeing again. >> STOP. NO. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. STOP. We got one taking off on us. He's trying to drive away. Hey. Hey. She got back in the car. Get the unit. Okay. Okay. >> Relax. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Ma'am. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Keep that arm. >> Okay. Get out. I literally get out. >> [ __ ] OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. STOP. >> Get your head off. Get out of the car. >> You're going to get tased. >> Get out of the car. Okay. >> You're going to get bumped. >> Okay. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. >> Okay. Ow. Ow. >> [gasps] >> Immediately after attempting to flee, officers quickly pulled Jada out of the vehicle and took her to the ground to gain control. She then repeatedly complained of chest pain, numbness in her arms and legs, claimed she might have a concussion, and made statements about being afraid of the police and concerned for her safety. >> Where's your body cam? >> I don't know. Okay, >> go get your body cam. Stand by her. >> She all right. >> You good? Roll on your side. >> You okay? >> You okay? Mm- >> What's the matter? >> Here's your body cam. >> You slam me on my chest. >> Do you need the ambulance? >> Do you need rescue? >> Can you get an ambulance? >> Yeah. >> Now, what are you hurting? What's hurting? >> My chest. >> Your chest. Okay, go to your side. Roll to your side. >> I can't feel my hands. >> You can't feel your hands. >> They're numb. They're numb and tingling. >> You said they're numb and tingling. What else is tingling? My legs. >> Your legs. Can you move your legs? >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm going to have you sit up. Okay. >> My hands are numb. My hands are numb. >> Okay. I'm going to have you sit up. Ready? >> They're numb. >> I'm going to have you sit up. Okay. Sit up. >> Are your legs all right? >> I can feel my legs. I can't feel my hands. >> And my chest hurts. >> Okay, we got rescuing route. Yeah. >> Was it worth it? I hope so. >> Can I have my hat? >> No. >> I'm not allowed to have my hat. >> No. >> No. >> Why? >> Can I ask why? >> We're done trying to be nice to you. >> But I'm asking. >> Especially after that [ __ ] that you pulled. >> But I'm asking why I can't have a hat. >> Cuz I said so. >> It's right there. >> I tried to be nice to you and let you go to the bathroom and you have >> my hat. >> No. >> Why? What does it have to have to do with it? >> I put it back in your car. >> It's right there. Oh, you just grabbed it. >> I put it back in the car. >> But that's going to the rental company. You realize that? >> No, it's going to >> It's getting towed. >> You're towing my car? >> Yes. >> You can't take it back to the dealership? >> No. >> Why? >> Cuz you're getting arrested for DUI. >> You can't charges. But that's not even my car. >> Okay. >> So, how are you going to tow a car that's not like Joe's doesn't really tow rentals. They're they tow cars that are parked in the wrong spot. >> Like they're going to tell you basically cuz a rental I know friends whose a rental has been towed before. I'm just letting you guys I'm just letting you guys know >> if you want to do a concussion test. >> I threw the key in the >> push start. >> Due to the force my head hit the floor. >> Where? >> And I know you have a body cam. So yeah, due to the force my head hit the floor. So, if you guys could do the concussion test whenever this ambulance get here, it' be great to know that you gave me a concussion. >> That'd be awesome to know. >> What's up? >> I'm really just trying to cooperate. Like, I hope you know that. I know you already looked up my file. I went to uh I'm a good kid. I'm not trying I'm not trying to play around because you tried like literally pulling me out of the car and I know all about police brutality. I'm scared for my life that you're going to shoot me. That's what I'm scared about. Okay, that's why. >> Not to be rude, but you're a white male. So, anytime I see a white officer, I get hella scared for my life. That's the only thing that I'm ever worried about. >> Okay. >> If you're questioning, that's why. If you have questions, that's absolutely why. >> I don't want to have to worry about being shot in the >> You can tell the state's attorney that because they're going to start. >> Yeah, that's absolutely for sure. I'm going to say literally I'm scared of white police officers. Okay, that's fine. >> I feel more comfortable around this two black officers than I do around a white officer. For sure. >> Well, if you >> And if you gave me a concussion, you got meed up for sure. >> Okay. >> Cuz I will. Ooh, that's going to be interesting. >> So, when the ambulance gets here, when you walk over there, do not try to run because you will get tackled. >> I'm not going to try to run. I'm going to tell them exactly. >> I will tackle you if you run. >> Okay. Cuz you're white. That makes perfect. >> Notice how she said she wasn't going to tackle me >> and she's a female. weirdo. You're literally weird. >> Hello. >> Hello, sir. >> So, she resisted arrest, tried to run us over, >> and she got body slam with the ground. >> Excuse me. And I have scrapes. I don't know if you can see my hands. >> Um, if you'd like to see them, >> check out her arm arms. >> There's open scars that her chest hurts. >> There's open scars on my hand. My head hurts. And my hands are numb. All three of those. Go for it. So, you want to go to the hospital and get checked out >> if you'd like. I mean, I know my insurance covers it, but >> it's up to you. It's what you'd like. >> Sure. >> Okay. I mean, I suppose we can do that for you. >> Okay. >> Um, >> can you do all those things though? Before like treat all those things before you take me to the hospital or you going to do it all day or anything? >> So, we can like take >> You can't do a concussion test. >> You can't do a concussion test right now? >> Not really. >> Okay, then fine. I'll go with you guys. Okay. Instead of them slamming me, my head like bounced back forward and like literally hit the concrete. >> And then I have scrapes on my like hand. >> Yeah. Thank you guys. After the entire sequence, Jado was transported for medical evaluation before further processing with a confirmed BAC of.131 while under 21 along with her failure to comply during arrest and attempt to operate the vehicle to leave the scene. 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