What made you leave? >> I'm going to see my sugar daddy. He pays for my rent. >> Okay. >> When police arrived at a crash scene on May 9th, 2025 in Florida, they found a damaged Cadillac and a driver who said the other car had sped away after hitting him. But when the officers finally caught up with the suspect a few blocks away, she gave an unusual explanation for where she was going. >> That doesn't mean you leave. That just >> he was being very key. >> Where's your driver's license? >> He compromised my safety. >> Okay. >> I did not feel safe. >> Okay. >> I did not feel safe. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I felt like he was going to hit me. >> Okay. >> Here's my driver's license. >> There's a guy with that vehicle at Walgreens and registration and insurance. Okay. >> I don't have insurance. Um I have insurance, but I don't have the information. >> You don't have anything? on >> I have progressive insurance but >> okay that's insurance perfect that is your registration correct and you don't have anything that says you have insurance anything at all >> I have an email >> okay let's find that email >> uh are you hurt in any way do you need EMS >> I am not ma'am Okay, >> here we go. We have progressive. >> Okay, go ahead. I want I want to see the the card. Okay, that should be attached on to an email or some something saying >> I just paid $350 progressive insurance. >> Okay, so there's a payment there. Do I have anything that says you have insurance? Yeah, I have an app for progressive. Anything? >> No. >> Okay. All right. All right. Is there anything in car to worry about schedule? I've been paying for insurance. >> Okay. If you have You're paying for insurance and you're saying you don't have insurance. Which one is it? >> No, I said I don't have a document on me, but I have insurance. >> Okay. Um, is there anything in the car I need to worry about? Drugs, guns, bombs, dead bodies, anything crazy. >> You are perfectly welcome to search my entire car. >> That wasn't my question right now. Okay. >> My answer is yes. >> What's in there? >> My answer is no. There will Yes, you're welcome to search by car. >> I don't want to search. I just want to know if there's anything in there. >> No drugs, no bombs, nothing. >> No guns? >> No. >> Okay. >> The second officer arrived on the scene and the suspect's explanation for leaving stayed consistent, but something about the way she was talking and moving caught the officer's attention. >> Hello, I'm Officer Grimma. How are you? Hi, I'm Whitney. You injured at all? >> I'm not injured. Um, I am going through something, but it's it's not relevant. Um, no. My I'm not I am not injured. >> Okay. So, you don't need EMS or anything like that? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay. Um, what made you leave the accident? >> The man was being um physically aggressive towards me and I felt scared. >> Okay. >> I genuinely felt scared. >> Can you tell me what happened during the accident? >> He came towards me. I came out of my car. He lunged towards me. I recoiled back. Okay. Um, he was telling me that the police were going to be after me and all and I knew they would, but all I wanted to do was to get out of there. >> Okay. >> I just wanted to leave. How did the accident happen? >> Um, I really don't know. I accidentally tapped his car and if you would look at the damage, it's superficial. very light damage. Um, very superficial. >> Okay. What lane were you in? And what street were you on? >> I believe I was in the right lane and I I'm not from here. I don't know what street. Were you next to the gas station? I have no idea. Yes. Yes, I think so. Where are you trying to go? >> I'm going to see my sugar daddy. He pays for my rent. >> Okay. Where's he live at? >> Leburg at Northshore um by the lake. So, I'm going to go see him. That's my plan. Okay. So, you're traveling in the right lane and you just did a little love tap on his car. On his car. >> I wouldn't call it a love tap. I It's tap. Yeah. But you hit his vehicle. >> Verifiably, I believe so. Um, very lightly. Very lightly. >> She told officers she was on her way to her sugar daddy's place by the lake, the one who pays her rent. It was the kind of detail most people would keep to themselves, but Whitney shared it easily, unaware the officers had already noticed the smell of alcohol, slurred speech, and pinpoint pupils. Okay. >> Can you step out for a second and just show me what damage Well, I don't know of any damage on my car. I'm not aware of any damage on my car. Okay. Can you just see if there's anything that looks out of place? >> The floorboard. Um, I think that this scratch right here was scared before. >> Okay. What about >> I really don't think Yeah. Um, the rest of it is fine. It's This was I found this before. Um, >> ma'am, have you been drinking? >> Ma'am, have you been drinking today? >> No, ma'am. Nope. No, ma'am. Yeah. Why >> there? >> I do. >> Okay. >> Yes. My friend Jason was drinking in my car um the other night. Okay. He just kept it there. I keep a lot of trash in my car. Okay. So, he said none of this damage is Well, I don't think so. I don't think so. Okay. Do you mean to check her? >> Yes. Go ahead. Just using the car. >> While officers examined her car, Mecca agreed to take part in field sobriety exercises. But as the officers searched the car, they found several empty wine bottles and loose medication inside along with a few personal items she said she was taking to her sugar daddy's house. >> 2017. >> Have you had anything else other than alcohol this today? >> Marijuana. >> Okay. When was that? Um 11 a.m. >> Okay. Are you on any sort of prescription medication? >> We good? >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. You're going to go ahead and turn around for me. >> Who's primary in this? Are you priming? >> I can be What did I do wrong? >> Ma'am, right now you're under arrest for DUI. Okay, >> I'm not intoxicated. >> Okay, she's got her medical marijuana card in the car. There's also a bunch of pills in a little baggie. >> Yeah, >> relax. We're going to go to this car over here. Okay, >> I understand that, man. I'm not threatening you, but >> um Those are my prescription pills. >> I heard you the first time. >> All right. >> Just going to search you real quick. Okay. Can you face the car for me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> You have anything on you? >> Absolutely not. >> Absolutely not. Check this out. Okay. >> I don't know what I did wrong. >> Ma'am, I don't know what I did wrong. >> I just told you what you're under arrest for. >> All right. Go ahead and come see. >> She admitted to the drinking and marijuana, but her story still wouldn't stay straight. Every time she answered, new details appeared and old ones vanished. >> May I have access to my phone? My right now. >> Is my I don't have my phone. I don't have >> We We have it. We have it. Okay. Listen to my phone. Do you have >> Is it in the car? Was it in the car? >> Of course. >> Okay. Well, it's going to be still in there. Okay. I'm going to read something to you. So, listen to me. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court. You have the right to have an You have the right to have an attorney with you prior to, during, or after any questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney and desire one, the court will appoint one for you. You may stop the questioning at any time by refusing to answer further or by requesting to consult with your attorney. Do you understand each of these rights as I explained to you? >> I passed your test. >> I just read you your rights. Do you understand these rights as ma'am? >> Yes or no? Do you understand? >> I understand. Yes. >> Okay. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to answer? >> I passed your test. Keeping these rights in mind, do you wish to answer questions or make a statement at this time? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. So, can you tell me? Okay. So, were you drinking today? >> No. >> No, you weren't drinking today now. >> No. No. Um, I was drinking before 1:00 p.m. >> Okay. And what were you drinking? >> Um, a vodka Red Bull >> T. Okay. A vodka Red Bull >> at 1:00 p.m. before 100 p.m. Whitney >> Wendy Whitney >> Whitney Whitney Mecca >> Whitney >> Whitney Mecca >> Okay. So you So what what did you have to drink again? I'm sorry. >> I had a vodka Red Bull before 1 p.m. >> You put her stuff in there already. >> Her glasses. I just put >> her Yeah. In there. >> Yeah. It's her being the call. Okay. Before 1 p.m. you had a vodka red bull. Did you have any drugs? Anything else? So you didn't have any marijuana today? Marijuana? No. >> You didn't have any marijuana? >> We We literally didn't even have any. >> You didn't have any weed today? >> I didn't have any to smoke. >> Okay. >> It was gone. >> And then you didn't have any cocaine. >> I've >> any >> I've done cocaine, but it's not for me. >> Okay. But you haven't had any marijuana weed? >> I haven't done cocaine in maybe 3 years. >> All right. Um, >> meth never. >> But no, no weed today. >> No. >> Okay. And a vodka red bull only, right? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. All right. >> Aces. >> Watch your uh watch your knee. >> I'll stick around for aces. >> Are we towing it? >> There was a white as well. >> No idea. >> I don't know. >> I think >> it might be a push. Yeah, it might be a push to start. >> It's a push to start. I think that's it for that. But she has that pillow hanging right there and then in that little >> just assortment of pills. >> Okay. >> Interesting. Even though she insisted she had passed the tests, the breath samples later showed otherwise, measuring 0.192 and 0.201, both more than twice the legal limit. She was arrested on charge of DUI and transported to Lake County Jail and was released after posting $5,000 bond.