[screaming] Are you blowing air into the tube? >> On July 21st, 2024 in Federal Way, Washington, police received a report of a Tesla driving erratically on the [music] road while missing one wheel. When officers located and initiated a traffic stop, they quickly realized this was no longer [music] a routine traffic situation. because clear expired in August of 2022. Uh the 2015 test went to a ton forever. Okay. Looks like it's going to be a DUI. So it's all that's refusing to open the door. front end looked like it was a crop. >> Hey, open the door. It's the police. Officers found the Tesla with front end damage and one wheel missing, indicating a recent collision. Inside was a female driver who refused to [music] open the door, kept the engine running, and did not cooperate despite repeated commands from officers. And can I have the next incoming just come in and block it from the front? It does look disabled, but just in case she tries to drive away. Open the door. It's the Federal Way Police. You see it? Police. There we go. Step out. Come on out. >> Nope. >> What's that? What's going on? >> Waiting. >> K9. She opened the door for me. You're waiting for what? >> She opened the door. >> Can you turn the car off for me? What's your name? What's your name, ma'am? >> Mhm. >> Are you injured? Can you turn it off? >> No. >> No. >> Sorry. >> You look like you were in a crash. >> Yeah, that's cute. >> What'd you hit? Where are you coming from? >> Somewhere. >> Somewhere. Okay. Well, are you willing to do field sobriety tests? >> We'll see. >> We'll see. Are you willing to get out of the car for me? See? >> It's a yes or no. It's not a we'll see. It's a yes or no. Are you going to get out of the car? >> We'll see. >> Okay. So, my partner's pulling up. Okay. And as soon as he gets up here, if you're not out of the car, we're going to yank you out of the car. >> That's great. >> Yes. >> Are you injured? Are you injured at all? Trying to make sure you're okay. So that's why it would be easier if you start fire as a precaution to just >> What's up on her once we get her out? >> Hey, what's up? You need help getting out? >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Code. They can come up. >> Do you need help? We'll help you out. >> No. >> Okay. You come out for me, please. You okay? You want to come out the vehicle for me? >> Okay, let's do that. I'll hold your hand as you walk out the vehicle. I just want to make sure you're okay. What's your name, Elise? What's your first name, man? >> Carissa. >> Cararissa, that's a very beautiful name. Do you mind stepping out of the vehicle for me, Cararissa? >> What's your name? >> Oh, my name is William. >> William? >> Yeah. I wish you weren't. >> The driver was identified as Carissa. During questioning, she gave vague and unclear responses, failing to provide specific information about her destination or condition. Due to her lack of cooperation, officers requested additional units [music] and began preparing for a forced intervention if necessary. >> Hey, what's up? Are you okay? What's What are you crying about? >> Tell Fred. >> Huh? Tell Fred. >> Tell Fred. Don't Fred. >> Oh, what does that mean? What's up? >> Sorry. >> What are you apologizing for? >> Don't you see this? >> Yeah, I do see it. What happened? >> Please don't. >> Huh? >> Please don't. >> What? Don't What? Let's walk behind the vehicle. >> Please. >> Yeah. What are you asking me to do? Can I kiss her? >> No, we can't we can't do that. >> Sorry. Can I have you? >> I uh do you have your ID on you? >> Damn. Are you really? >> No. What's What's going on? What's going on? Let's talk behind the vehicle. I don't want you to fall hurt yourself. All right. So, what's going on? This is laughing. This is the last thing I'm ever going to be able to um >> Hey. >> Yeah. What's up? >> This will be the last thing. >> The last thing what? >> That me and you. >> Do you have your happen to have your ID on you? >> Who gives a [ __ ] >> I I mean I care. I just want to know your name. >> Good for you. >> Push your invite back. >> Hey, I want you to know that this is the last thing. >> What? This is the last thing that I ever get to say to do. >> Okay. >> Really? >> Yes, ma'am. Don't >> No, don't do that. Do you want me to bring my car up? Officers quickly observed clear signs of impairment and instability. She lost balance, spoking coherently, and emitted the odor of alcohol. Based on these observations, officers decided to place Carissa under arrest at [music] the scene. A search of the vehicle revealed a bottle believed to be vodka inside. With these indicators, officers determined [music] there was probable cause for a DUI investigation. >> It's It's a guy. His name is like Todd. >> Is that strawberry vodka or is that water? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And I do smell the alcohol in her breath. >> What's your name? >> Don't fret. >> I'm sorry. >> It doesn't even matter. It doesn't even m It doesn't matter, right? >> Doesn't matter. You got any weapons on you or anything like that going to poke stab you or me? >> I do. >> You do? What is it? What kind of weapon do you have on you? >> No, don't don't. >> What kind of weapon do you have on you? >> Is this >> I thought you were doing that. >> Wait, what's up? >> They're so [ __ ] dumb. >> Why do you say that? >> Stop. >> Can you check your face? >> Okay. You okay? >> All right. Uh, I'm going to use the back of my hand to make sure you don't have any weapons anywhere. Okay. >> Yep. Just relax. >> All right, I'm going to >> so dumb. >> Why do you say that? Waste of sleep. Let me check. Make sure there's no weapons here or I'm good. >> Okay, stop. Let's get her in the car. >> Okay. Although Cararissa initially appeared to comply [music] with officer commands, she soon became visibly out of control, repeatedly yelling, pulling away, and refusing to sit as instructed [music] while showing no awareness of the situation she was in. >> Guess we can go to Hey. >> Hey, what's up? >> What the What? What's up? Another [ __ ] >> Let her know we have one in custody. That's not necessary. Thank you though. >> Please stop. >> Take a seat. Please. Please stop. Please stop. Please stop. Please stop. PLEASE STOP. PLEASE STOP. PLEASE STOP. >> IT'S BEST IF YOU [screaming] >> MA'AM, you understand that you're under arrest for DUI, correct? >> I don't care. >> Okay. If [clears throat] you resist arrest, you're going to catch another charge. Okay. So, we need you to get in the car. >> We're going to have fire come and check you out. You just need to take a seat. Okay. >> Yeah. I got that. >> Okay. Take a seat, please. >> Okay. Thank you. [screaming] [screaming] >> Man, we would like you to sit by yourself or we're going to have to actually just place you in the seat. Okay. >> Here, can you take one step in for us? We'll try to help you in as best we can. >> We will help you sit down. >> There you go. Nice and easy. You got it. >> Can you take your left foot and put it in the car? >> Okay, man. We're going to have to >> shut the [ __ ] up. >> That's fine. You'll be upset. >> For sure. >> Can you sit down so the fire department can come look at you, ma'am? >> Sure. I mean, >> they're just going to check her in the car anyways. What's up? >> They can do it with her sitting down. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Hey, do you mind taking a seat for us, ma'am? >> You just move your car so we can open up the >> You want to Yeah, I'm here. >> No. Get up. I need you to sit down for me. It's William again. Do you mind taking a seat for me, ma'am? I need you to sit up. [screaming] >> You mind sitting up for us, ma'am? >> Shut the [ __ ] up. Do not grab my hand. Let go of my hand. Let go of my hand. >> Okay. Put her. >> DON'T DON'T get in the car. >> Knock it out. Don't [ __ ] stop. >> Stop. You're going to catch another charge. >> Okay. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Don't even dare. Don't even dare. >> Don't even dare. The >> other side. Let me unlock. NO ONE DARE. >> ALL RIGHT, let's go. STOP. STOP. YOU [ __ ] LET HER [ __ ] bend this. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. Please stop. Please stop. PLEASE STOP. STOP. PLEASE STOP. PLEASE STOP. PLEASE STOP. >> You're okay. >> Please stop. Please stop. Please stop. Please stop. However, >> you got to move your feet. >> You want me to do this or you do? >> I think she'll be fine. >> She was hyperventilating a little and was completely out of it, but I think she's coming around now. That would probably don't mean much out of you guys. So, she came [screaming] around. After being forcibly placed into the patrol vehicle, [music] Cararissa continued to be agitated, loud, and unstable. Officers attempted to calm her and instructed her to remain seated for safety. Medical personnel were [music] called to the scene, evaluated her condition, and confirmed she was medically stable, allowing officers to proceed with transporting [music] her for further processing and alcohol testing. >> Oh, we'll go look. >> Hm. >> Go look. >> Go look at what? Good look. >> What am I looking at? >> You're so You're so ridiculously good looking. >> I appreciate that. >> Well, go look. >> Go look at what? >> That's what's up. >> So, we're going to have to walk in there. Are you good to walk? >> Yeah, we got to look. >> Got to look at what? >> You make the rules. >> You make the rules. >> Um, okay. I I'm going to >> No, like you have to take the roof. >> All right. Could you step out the vehicle for me? >> Oh, I am. >> I know you're I know you're barefoot right now. I'll make sure to get your slides with you or your sandals later. >> You okay? I'm going to like hold your hand from behind if that's okay. >> Oh, yep. >> No, we're walking this way. Oh, which one? >> Sorry, we're going to keep going that way. You okay? >> Once at the station, Cararissa continued to display clear instability, engaging in rambling speech, laughing, rapidly changing topics, and making flirtatious remarks toward officers, [music] including repeatedly complimenting their appearance. Her behavior remained erratic and uncontrolled. >> Keep walking this way. >> You are ridiculous. I'm trying not to be ridiculous. Could you walk through these doors for me, please? Okay. >> [ __ ] >> Uh, could you face that door for me? >> Hold up. You better get a hold because I'm going to >> No, listen. These rights at any time. Do you understand your rights? I need a affirmative yes or no. Carissa, do you understand your rights? Yes. No. >> You with me, Carissa? >> Yes. Did you understand what I just read to you? Well, >> I did. >> Okay. I'm going to write verbal acknowledge cuz your hands are a little occupied. >> I don't want you to hurt yourself. Okay. Uh, having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak with me? >> I would love to speak to. >> Okay. I appreciate that. Thank you so much. After everything I just read to you, will you submit to a breath test with two samples of your breath? >> Yes. >> Okay. I appreciate that. All right. Uh, do you have anything in your mouth? Okay. Uh, you said no. I do need you to open your mouth so I can check real quick. I'm not going to put anything in there. Would you lift your tongue for me, please? Okay. Doesn't look like if there's anything in there. I appreciate it. So, like I said, we're going to do when the machine is kind of slow. Once it's finished, um, you're going to provide two breath samples. You're going to have to take deep breaths. These This thing kind of sucks. So, you're going to need to blow like for a very long time. Take a really deep breath. Okay. And >> oh snap. >> Yeah, I know. Super hard. But if it if the reading isn't that high, probably just going to kick you loose. So that's why it's really important we get the reading. >> Have you ever been arrested before for DUI? >> Definitely. >> How long ago was that? >> Yesterday. >> No, it wasn't. >> That'd be pretty crazy. If you got arrested yesterday for DUI, I'd be like, that's impressive. >> I'm stupid, right? >> No, you're not stupid. Okay. Oh. >> Although she later confirmed that she understood and agreed to cooperate, she remained distracted and responded inappropriately to the situation. During preparation for the breath test, she was unable to [music] maintain focus, gave inconsistent answers, and continued to display behavior outside of expected norms. >> So, I'm talking about me. >> No, you're not. Oh, shoot. My bad. Machine's waiting for us. So, get ready to take a deep breath. >> So, do you like go with this? You know, I will hold it for you. >> Oh, >> so come closer. Hello. Yeah, that's a little hard. So, we're going to have to redo that again. So, I would like you to take a really deep breath through your nose and then you're going to blow. All right? So, only put your lips on it when you're ready to blow. Take a deep breath beforehand. Deep breath through the nose. And then you can lean closer to me so you can get in. Are you blowing? It's for some reason it's not detecting it. It will blowing out. So you're going to go and then blow into it. Okay. Okay. No, it's not work. We have to try it again and blow as hard as you can. Take a seat. Let's not do that. Let's take a seat for me, please. Thank you. I thought you said you weren't going to stand up. So, are you going to you're going to have to blow really hard, okay? Like as hard as you possibly can for as long as you can until I tell you to stop. >> Oh, I can't wait. >> I know. >> Don't fret. >> Hm. >> Don't fret. >> Don't fret. >> Yeah. >> You really like that phrase. Why do you like that phrase so much? >> Hm. Okay, that sounds scary. Okay, like I said, as hard as you possibly can. Okay, you got it. You ready? Take that deep breath. >> Yep. >> Are you ready to blow as hard as you can? Okay. It is not register. >> Okay. >> Yep. Exactly like that. Yeah, good job. Both knees, please. So, yeah, I need you to get both knees on the bench for me. All right. Could you just stand up straight? Since you're struggling to get both knees, I just need you to get both knees on the bench so I can take that leg handcuff off for you. All right, let's just stand up straight and we'll just put handcuffs on you and then I'll grab your leg restraint for you. Okay, >> the side now. >> Yep. Can you take the other bed for me? >> What's up? >> Hold up. Oh, hold up. Hold up. >> Okay. What's What's wrong? >> Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up. >> So, relax. No [ __ ] thank you. What is this? No thank you. >> It's a leg restraint like we did before. Same thing. >> All right. See you. >> God damn. >> I'm fine. I'll just leave her like this. >> Does he have to be have one? >> Okay. >> You sit down. >> Do you hear that [ __ ] >> Hear what? >> What are you so angry about? I don't. >> Don't do that. Take a seat. >> That's just because Cararissa was unable to complete the breath test, officers obtained a warrant for a blood draw to determine her alcohol level. The test results later confirmed that she had been operating a vehicle under the influence, providing sufficient evidence to charge her with DUI. driving under the influence under applicable law from a situation involving a compromised vehicle and unstable behavior. The next case raises the level of danger even further, where the [music] act of driving no longer risks just the individual, but puts multiple lives in immediate danger on the