This reminds me of we know 911. >> We know 911. >> Okay. Okay. You're under arrest for DUI. I need you to put your hand behind your back. Okay. >> No, I don't. That's why I'M GOING TO JAIL. >> Who said you're going to jail? >> I'm me. >> I'm going to run into the woods. >> You're not going to run into the woods. >> Come on. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're done. >> It's honestly unbelievable how confident some people are behind the wheel after drinking right up until the cops pull them over. >> What the I do wrong. We're driving under the influence of alcohol. >> Turn it back up. Jesus, you let me out now. Let me out. >> Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. It's time for another wild ride in when cops arrested dumb drivers during embarrassing DUI stops. Starting with this woman who got caught driving drunk on Halloween. >> I'm so scared. >> You're going to be all right. You've been through this before. >> But this was years ago. The [ __ ] are we going to tell you? I'm not investigated or nothing. >> I'm not here to hurt you. >> I don't want to be detained. I don't want to be hurt. >> On October 25th, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for driving erratically and ignoring traffic signals. What the officers encountered next was an absolute clown of a stop. >> Stay in the car. >> I am. I live right here in this place. >> Okay. >> I live right here. My boyfriend is a piece of >> Can he send me drive me home? Please. >> I don't have a license. >> Is he giving you a hard time tonight or something? You don't have a license? I don't. But >> that's not a huge deal. >> I know, but I live literally right here 310. This is my building. >> I had a feeling since you were pulling in here. Where are you coming from? >> Actually, Bowling Brook. >> Bowling Brook. Oh, so real close. >> Very close. I just want to be home. Please don't arrest me, please. >> Was he at the party with you? >> He was. >> Okay. And then you guys got into a little bit of a heated argument. Um, kind of physical physical argument. >> Okay. You okay? At least >> I >> You didn't get injured or anything? >> I just wanted to get here. >> Okay. You don't have to go into details if you don't want to. No, but please can I just please come home and >> you got a state ID at least? >> I do, but I I don't have a license and I have a record. >> Like I said, >> I don't want to go to jail. I just want to be here. >> You don't go to jail over not having a license. >> I know, but I just want to be home. >> I hear you. So, do you know why I'm stopping you? >> Why? Probably cuz I was on the phone talking to him and being like not compliant. >> When were you doing that? >> Probably halfway the way here. Honestly, I can't I'm not even going to lie to you because Okay. >> He just kept calling. This is my ID. He just kept calling and talking to me >> being an [ __ ] It sounds like >> he is because >> sorry he put you through that. >> I'm white and he's my kid and because of all this [ __ ] he just blames me for everything and that's it. >> Okay. Got it. >> I just keep being told I'm a piece of I'm white and I don't understand the whole and I'm just not worthy and that's my >> Well, I'm sure you are. You seem like a really nice. >> Well, this is where I live and I finally got home. I just want to go. Like I said, I I could work with >> I know I'm bogus and I know I don't and I really don't I don't have a license and I'm being completely honest with you, but the thing is >> and I appreciate it. >> We went to a place his son, his daughter-in-law, everybody went, but at the end of the day, like I was an outcast cuz I'm not Mexican. So heing whatever that was the case and we just got into an argument and I wanted to come home and then the whole way he was calling me and I just >> What happened with no license? Did you just never get one or is it suspended or? >> So, what happened was is back in the day like I got DUIs and all types of stuff and like right now I'm in the process of with my lawyer and all type of stuff. We're we're doing the actually he's getting the hearing and this will like eliterate it. But we're getting the hearing so I could have them. >> Oh, she has a history of DUI and was pending a court hearing to restore her license which got suspended for DUI. She dared to get behind the wheel while wasted. But hey, at least she's being honest. >> Hey, so you've been arrested for DUI before? >> I have, but this is in like Lake County. This is not here. >> How long ago? >> Um, probably I think my last was 2012. >> 12? >> Yes. >> Oh, a long time ago. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'm not, you know, I'm not a bulliger now. Like I'm not, but I had to leave where we were. >> So the uninsured driving part wasn't the part that concerned me. So when you were at 785th, I I I'll explain why I stopped you originally. When you were at 75th in Woodward, you were in a straight through lane. You sat through a whole green cycle with people honking at you. >> You know what it is? Is it cuz I was tried trying to pay attention to what the was coming through on my >> Did you notice the people honking? >> Yes. And I was like, I'm sorry. I'm You didn't see me put my hand out. >> All your windows are kind of >> I did though. I was like, I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. Because I know how it is. Like it's so aggravating. >> Like out of your window. >> I was really Yeah, I did. I was like, I'm sorry. No, I literally put my hand out. I was like, "I'm sorry." >> Okay, cuz I get sorry. >> Did you realize you were in the straight lane, not the turn lane? >> I think I just realized like I know I'm close to home and I want to get home. I'm not used to this area yet. Like I've only been here since I want to say I know March is a little bit ways off. It's like 6 months, but I'm still trying to get used to it where it's like because I haven't drove, you know, because I don't have >> Gotcha. Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> I did a little bit, but not too much. >> How much is a little bit? That means different things for different people. >> When I left here, I had probably like a glass of wine. Not too much. >> One glass. >> Yes. >> Suspecting that she's drunk, the officer then asked her to do some field sobriety tests. And here comes the whining. >> The bigger issue I have is that maybe you've had too much to drink tonight. I'm not totally sure yet, but I want to determine that. Okay. You said you just had the one glass of wine. >> I did, but I can't do any type of things because I have back problems. I have all types of stuff like Can I please just go upstairs, please? I'm asking your help. >> Well, another concern of mine is I asked when you went to the party, you said 11:45 p.m. It's It's 11:43. >> I know it's >> like it's not even >> 10:45. I get it, but >> Okay. >> Can I Can I please just go upstairs, please? I My dog is old. >> So, I need to make sure you're okay to drive. >> I am really I'm just here. I just need your help to let me go upstairs. My boyfriend is a piece of He's a woman beater. I don't know. I understand that. This is why I had to go home. But please, I finally got home. I never get home when I am. And I just want to go upstairs. Please. I'm not trying to be a piece of and I'm not like trying to scam anybody, but please just let me know. >> And I'm not saying you're drunk at the point you can't. I'm really not. But I just >> But I got to determine that before I can. >> First of all, I have the field. I can't do it. But I just want to go. This is like not even a year and a half ago. I just want to go home. Please. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to have I'm going to have you step out. >> Please. All right. We're going to do some field me, please. I'm so scared. I can't. >> Why are you scared? >> I can't. Like, I'm so like physically not not able to. >> And I take that into account. >> But I'm not an I'm not drunk. It's not It's my ride. Is my red one. >> Hardy Queef is definitely drunk. And with her being absolutely wasted like that, there's no way the officer is going to let her go. But that won't stop her from yapping non-stop and making excuses. >> It's a Halloween costume. Like, look at how I look. Like, I'm literally like a Halloween costume. >> I get it. You're at a party. I understand. All right. I tell you what, every single every single person who's been drunk driving always says, >> "But I'm not a drunk driver. I just this man was like a piece of to me and I had to leave where we were and I finally made it here. You got me in my parking lot, please. >> Look, I only noticed you because people were blowing the horn at you and >> because I was just like freaking out. I was so scared. Like I'm not used to driving. Everybody drives for me. Please, please just let me go home. >> Look, I have to do these fields. >> I know you do, but I can't do this because I'm not I'm not >> Why don't we Why don't we do the first one? That one's not going to be an interesting I can't do it. Like look at me. Please just let me go upstairs. I'm scared. >> I just want to go home. >> Okay, how about >> I just want to go home. >> Let me get this. >> I just want to go home. >> I I understand. >> Please, I'm home. >> How about we do the eye test? >> Look, I can see whatever you want me to see. I can see. Like, >> okay. So, >> I have Will you be >> I have like very good vision, but I don't have the best vision, but I have very good vision. I just want to go home. Like I can't do your youring like I get it. If you're not going to walk >> I want some real stuff. >> If you're not going to walk that's fine but I can't but I just >> Can we stand up >> please? Like we're in front of my house. >> Can we stand up and do the other one? >> I can't stop now. But I want to go home. I'm scared. >> I'm scared. You don't need to be scared. I'm terrified. I don't know what's going on and I'm terrified. >> You only had one glass of wine. That's how the test. >> I just want to go home. Not. I need my glasses though. My glasses are upstairs. >> No, you don't need glasses for this. >> I do though. I always I have people take their glasses off. >> My glasses are upstairs. I'm scared. I don't want to feel anything. I'm scared. >> You don't need your glasses. >> I'm terrified of what's going on right now. >> Okay. Well, right now it's just field sobriety test. >> It's okay. But I I >> Why don't we do the eye one? >> Please. I love my ear. Please. >> Are you refusing to do them? >> No, I'm not. >> But I still want to go home. I get it, but we can't do that until this is over. >> I just What am I doing right now? Can you explain? >> So, I need you to step out. We're going to go to the back of your car. I'm going to perform the field sobriety test. One of them. >> I know. I can't like move and all the extra like movements because I told you I was in a car accident and all that. So, >> and if you feel >> You said it was the eyes. YOU SAID IT WAS THE EYES. YOU >> STILL got to stand up for it, >> right? But it's just eyes. I could do eyes, but I can't. >> If that's the only one you can do, then that's what I'm scared. So, I won't make it if you're if you're not willing or able to do the walk and the this the one leg. >> What was she thinking? She kind of didn't look drunk before, but now she definitely looks and acts like a drunk. Maybe her plan was if I just act drunk enough, they'll let me go home. Seriously. Non-stop jabbering, fake crying, high-pitched, I'm in distresses voice, repeating herself. Was that seriously supposed to convince the cops she wasn't drunk? Oh well, I guess we'll find out. >> So, please don't try to arrest me. I just want to go home. >> I just need to make sure you're >> I am though. You'll do fine. >> I promise you I'm good. I live literally right in this building. Like, I made it here. >> Just go back there with my partner. >> I'm sorry. Please. >> No worries. Just go ahead and do me a favor. Just Just stand right here. We're not going to hurt you. We're not scared. I'm going to make We're just making sure you're okay. Terrified. >> We're just making sure you're okay. >> What happens to my friends and I'm terrified. I'm terrified. >> Take a deep breath. Okay. >> I'm so scared. >> You're going to be all right. You You've been through this before. >> But this is difficult. No, I don't. Wait. What are we doing? Wait. Just eyes right now. Okay. Just my eyes because I'm okay. >> Yes. >> I'm okay. I can't see far, but I'm okay. >> I'm not going to ask you to see that. All right. All right. So, I'm going to hand you >> Please don't. Please don't. >> So, take just one step away from your car. >> All right. So, I'm going to put you in the sturdy position. >> Okay. But we're not doing this hole because I can't because I told you that already. >> Then we won't. All right. So, this one's just >> scared. Scared. >> Follow my directions here. Okay. >> All right. We're going to be fine. >> I'm sorry. Please. >> It's going to be fine. >> I'm sorry. I'm Puerto Rican Italian. I'm not Mexican or nothing. >> I'm not here to hurt you. >> I don't want to be detained. I don't want to be hurt. >> All right. Well, you're not being hurt. So, do me a favor. Just like your feet are, you can keep them right next to each other. Keep your arms down at your sides. Okay. All right, let's just the eyes. >> I'm scared. I'm sorry. I'm scared. I'm scared. >> This is just going to be the eyes. >> I'm scared. I'm terrified. >> I'm terrified. >> After a long series of tests, actually, there aren't many tests that she was able to do since the constant whining and fake distress consumed too much time. The last thing the officers are going to ask her to do is a breath test, which of course she refused to do. >> All right, Angela. This is the This is the breath test. >> Take a few deep breaths. >> Please. Please, you guys, please don't hurt me. I'm scared. I'm not going to hurt you. I know. >> I'll do it. >> I'm doing everything I can. >> Nice deep breath. >> I'm doing everything I can. I'm scared. >> No, you're fine. One glass of wine. >> It's not one glass of wine. I told you I had two beers for like one glass of wine, but it was like hours ago. But I'm freaking out because I am scared. >> The way the math works with blood work on that, you should be just fine if you're on strength with that. >> I know I am, but I'm I can't do that. >> Are you Are you refusing to do this? >> I am because my Lord told me never. >> You realize that's the best way for you to prove to us that you haven't had so much to drink, right? >> Okay. It doesn't matter where you're at. >> Can you guys please Can you guys please give me a chance, please? Like, >> this is your chance. This is your chance. that I can't I don't even remember when the last time I drank was today. But can you guys please please in my parking lot? I live here. Like I am >> I'm going to let you know Angela right now. I got to go with what I got. All right. So turn around. You're under arrest for arresting. >> Yes. >> What am I doing? >> For DUI. >> No. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. You guys wait. >> No. You're under arrest. >> What can I do to What can I do to make it better? >> Well, you could have blown him the PBT, but you decided not to. >> I know. Well, what can I do to make it better? Like, >> bring your arm back. >> My car is here. >> We're going to go with that. >> Okay. But what can I do to make >> I will give you another opportunity at the police department to blow and show me you're sober. If you blow sober, not be charged with you. >> Hold on. Can I Can I please talk to you guys? Please >> feel free. >> Can I Is there anything I can do to make this not make me >> Maybe my mind is too dirty, but ew. Yuck. >> Dude, >> no. You're under arrest. >> Wait, hold on. cuz I haven't. Please, please. >> Like I said, I'm going to give you a chance to blow at the station. >> Okay. >> If you're under What about your car? >> It's going to be >> My phone is in there. I'll grab your phone. >> Can you bring my phone with me? >> You need like a wallet too in there? >> Yeah. My phone purse. >> Can I No, he didn't. I would never look. He did it. He did. >> Stumble. I'm I don't know how to get up there. >> Uh we will support you on your arms if you want to put me first. >> Wait, how do I Okay. So, whichever foot you feel more maybe the maybe the left foot first. Okay. >> Take a deep breath. You don't want I've never been. I'm scared. >> Take a nice deep breath. Okay. We're just going to step right up and in. >> How do I get out of this? Is there anything? >> No. Go at the station. >> No, wait. Right now. Like while we're here. Is there any way that I can get past that point right now? >> Are you serious? >> Yes. I'll give you another opportunity at the station and we'll go from there. >> Can we do it now, please? Cuz I just want to go home. is can you pull the machine out and I'll do it >> that you lost that opportunity. >> Please, please, please. >> I'll give you another one at the station. >> I I don't want to. >> If you prove me wrong, I'll give you a ride home. >> I'm scared. I'm scared. >> We need to get another police department. I'm >> scared. We're going to get another machine at the police department. >> I know. We got it. >> I'm like, can somebody help me because I got them and I got some my keys are in there. My dog's taking a nice step up. >> Wait, I'm Wait, I got you. I got >> This is too high. >> Is that I got to grab something because >> Let's go ahead and have a seat in my car cuz my car is >> because I my my ankle is bad for me. >> That's okay. We're going to We're going to have you have a seat in my car. He's got an SUV. That's >> why he get home. My boyfriend seat my brother. >> Nice seat. >> Put all my stuff in my car. >> I'll grab your cabbage, >> please. Because my my dog my dogs are alone and so somebody's going to have to get my keys to my house. >> We'll definitely get We'll figure something out. >> I'm scared. >> I'm scared. >> All right, just sit tight for a second. At the station, she was unable to provide a breath sample even after sis attempts, but she consented to a blood sample. In the end, she was charged with aggravated DUI with a suspended license and received an additional felony charge for having more than three prior DUI convictions. Moving on to the next case, where a woman acted completely ridiculous after getting caught driving drunk. >> So, I'M GOING TO JAIL. Who said you were going to jail? >> I'm me. I'm going to run into the woods. >> You're not going to run into the woods. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. Come on. You're done. You're done. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're done. >> MY DOG'S SAKE. I LOVE YOU. >> On July 23rd, 2023, officers conducted a traffic stop on an impaired driver. Here's what happened next. >> Can I help you? Is everything all right? >> I'm I'm totally fine, but from your lights behind me, I didn't know if it was someone trying to pass me, you scared me. >> Oh, I'm sorry. >> Like, I was totally fine. >> Okay. >> But then from the lights behind me. >> Mhm. >> I didn't know if it was an idiot trying to pass me. >> No, I just came up behind you cuz I was just watching the way you were driving. >> And and I couldn't tell from your lights behind me. Like it looked like they were offkiltered. >> Mhm. >> So I didn't think it was a cop. >> Okay. >> Otherwise, I absolutely would be respectful. >> Mhm. >> But I kind of got scared. So I I don't want to be in anyone's way. >> Sure. Do you got your driver's license on you, ma'am? You crew for insurance, please? >> I'm just live right down here in Garden. >> Okay. Can I get your driver's license, please? >> What's your name, ma'am? Well, >> if I do all this, I'm going to jail. >> Why is that? >> It just freaked out. >> Okay. Is this your car? >> Yeah, >> it is your car. >> Can I just go home? >> Well, I just want you to answer some questions. Is this your car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I just want to go home and then go home. >> Okay. Can you get your driver's license for me and then we can work through it together? Okay. That's that's all I want from you right now. >> I'm not going to get to go home. Who said that? >> Me. >> Why is that? >> I'm right down the road from >> Well, why why are you saying you're not going to be able to get to go home? >> Cuz you were behind messing with me. >> I wasn't mess I wasn't messing with you. I just told you a reason why I stopped you and then you you took off at a high rate of speed. >> I know. And that's when I stopped you. >> I thought there was an idiot behind me. So, I'm trying to get out of his way. Well, she knew she was drunk and she wasn't supposed to drive. That's why she said she was going to jail. Also, ma'am, it wasn't his headlights of kilter. It was your eyes swimming in alcohol that made them seem that way. >> Yeah. How about you just get your driver's license for me and then we can work on uh getting out of here. Okay. >> Just follow you can follow me home. >> No, I need to know who I'm speaking with. What's that? >> Can you just follow me home right down the road? >> Okay, Kim. How about I tell you what. How about you get your driver's license for me and I'll check all that out and then uh we can figure out what we're going to do from here on out. >> If that doesn't happen, you can't just follow me a mile down the road from >> I can't follow you unless I know who you are. >> So, I'm going to jail. >> I never said you're going to jail. >> I never said I never said one time that you're going to jail. I never even brought up going. >> What if I don't have a license? I'm going to jail. >> Why wouldn't you have a driver's license? Are you suspended? Are you revoked or something? Or do you not have a license on you? >> No, I'm just asking you if you have a license or any for Oh, I know. So, I'M GOING TO JAIL. >> WHO SAID you're going to jail? >> I'm me. >> Why are you saying that? >> A mile away from home. >> Okay. Well, you don't have a driver's license. How about I just get your name? Is that okay? >> I don't want to go to jail, sir. >> Okay. I'm I'm not saying you are going to jail. >> Well, I would absolutely go to jail. >> Okay. How about What's your first name? Is it Kimberly or is it What is it? I don't have a name. >> You have to give me your name. >> I don't have I'm going to go to jail. >> Here, can I get another? >> I'm going to go to jail. >> Okay. All right. How about you step out of How about you step out of the car for me? Okay. >> Oh, I don't want to go to jail. >> I never said you WERE GOING TO JAIL. >> I'M GOING TO GO TO JAIL. I DON'T WANT TO GO TO JAIL. >> I never said you were. >> I don't know why. I don't know why you're just assuming you're just going to go to jail. >> With the way she was behaving, the officer decided to ask her to step out of the car. >> All right. How about you step out and we just have a conversation? That's all. >> Yeah. So, you can >> I'm going to try So, I'm going to try and make sure me. >> No, I'm going to try and make sure you're okay to get home. >> No, you're not. You're a liar. >> I'm not lying to you. >> Bull. >> No, I got to make sure you're okay to drive. That's all. I just want to go home. I live a mile up the road. >> Okay, we can have a conversation if you step out of the car for me. >> You're a liar. >> I'm not lying. >> You're a liar. >> I'm not lying. >> Yeah, you are. >> No, I I swear I'm not lying. >> A mile up the road. >> Okay. Okay. So, you're going to step out of the car for me? >> Why? So you can put cuffs on me? >> I never said that. I never said anything. >> You don't have to say that. I'm going to run in the woods. >> You're not going to run into the woods? >> Yes, I am. No, you're not. No, you're not. No, you're not. No, you're not. Nope. If you do that, I'm going to >> You're not running from anywhere. >> 7 and 39. Are you guys bull? >> I'm going to run into the woods. That's a new one. Well, at least she's original. I cracked up when she said that. >> I'm not going to jail. I never said you were going to go to jail. >> I'm running into the woods. >> You're not running into the woods. >> Yeah, you guys are both going to need to start this way. >> I never said you're going to go to jail. I just want to talk to you. How do you know I'm not going to just give you a ride home? >> Have a license. >> Okay. Well, you don't even tell me your name. >> Because I don't have a license and I'm a mile away from >> Okay. Well, so what? >> Why? >> I said so what if you don't have a driver's license? It's not a big deal or nothing. >> How do you know I wouldn't just write you a ticket and then just give me a ride home? How do you know that? You don't know that cuz you won't give me the benefit of the doubt. Have >> a license, you automatically go to jail. >> No, you don't. No, you don't. Not at all. That's not how that works. >> What's that? >> You're lying. >> No. You know how many times I've cut people just tickets and let them go or giving them a ride home just because of the simple fact they haven't had a driver's license? It's not that big of a deal. >> Yes. No, it's not. It really It really isn't. It's a simple It's a simple citation is all that is. And who even said I'd give you a ticket? >> Why don't you just step out and come back there and talk with me? >> Cuz you're going to arrest >> I'm not going to arrest you. I never said I was GOING TO ARREST YOU. >> Shepherd is waiting at home for me. >> JUST CALM DOWN. >> MY DOG DOESN'T have no one but me. My German Shepherd is My baby is waiting at home for me. >> Step out of the car for me, please. >> Mrs. Trernovic, can you step out of the car? I'm trying to have a conversation with you and I'd prefer to have this conversation outside. >> Okay. So, this is what's going to happen. Okay. >> You're going to arrest. >> No. Can you just listen to me, please? >> You're going to arrest me? >> No. Can you just listen to me? >> I just got to go a mile home. >> I got my German Shepherd waiting for me. There's no one there to take the dog out. >> I'm going to ask you one more time politely to step out of the vehicle. >> I'm not going to get arrested. >> I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle. Let's do one thing at a time. >> Am I going to get arrested? If you don't get out of the car, you're going to get arrested. >> Yes. >> If I step out, am I going to get arrested? >> If you don't get out of the car, you're going to get arrested. >> One way or another. If you don't >> But I'm going to get arrested. >> You're going to get arrested. Okay. So, you if you don't get out of the car, you're going to getting arrested. >> But I'm getting arrested either way. >> No, that's not >> that's not what I'm saying. I'm just I'm asking you politely to step out. >> I have a German Shepherd at home and no one's coming home to her. >> You going to step out now? You're good. >> Let me see your hand. You You stepped out politely. I just want to make sure you don't fall. >> Okay. Now, we're going to walk to the front of my car. >> Finally, she stepped out of the car. >> The officer then let her do some field sobriety tests. This is when she started to get agitated. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, can you stand over here for me? >> Which way, sir? >> That's fine. Just how you're standing. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. >> Okay. >> I want you to focus on the tip of my finger. Okay. Can you see the tip of my finger? Follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Keep your feet together. Okay. Don't move your head. >> Oh yeah. >> Keep watching. >> I want to go home to my baby. >> Keep watching. Okay. >> I got you. I'm good. That's so good. Thank you. >> Okay. So, for the next test, what I want you to do is we're going to use this line right here for reference. This white line. Okay. >> My dog. >> Okay. We're going to work on that. Okay. Would you wish to continue? Yes. >> Okay. So, what I want you to do is I want you to draw an imaginary straight line from here to the front of my car. Okay. >> Imaginary. >> Yes. You can use that white line. You can use that white line for reference. Okay. Well, how about we just use >> Okay, Kim, how about we just use this white line for reference? >> Who draws an imaginary line? So, I'm this stupid. >> You I already told you I'm stupid. >> I never said you were stupid. >> I'm telling you I'm stupid. So what is in >> I say I say the same exact thing to everybody else. >> I say the same exact spiel to everybody else that I run through field. I'm >> sure you do. >> I do. It's I have plenty of camera. >> Okay. Well, we don't have to use an imaginary one because there's a white solid line that you can use right there. >> I don't get that. >> Okay. So when I tell you to begin, I want you to take nine. >> Wait, wait, wait. When you said imaginary line, that means I could be over here and do it. >> Yep. If you wish. Go ahead. if you wish. >> How was that? Now, let me try to do this. >> Wait, I can't, >> but I want to try. >> Okay, >> I want to do it again. >> OKAY, >> I DID IT THREE TIMES. >> OKAY, don't don't touch me. Okay. >> Oh, I'm sorry. your mom. >> While the tests were still ongoing, she continued to treat it as a joke and refused to follow the officer's directions. And having had enough of her nonsense, the officer decided to put her under arrest. >> What are you saying? I'm sorry. Nine. What? >> Nine heel to toe steps. >> What is nine heel? >> I'm going to demonstrate for you if you let me get to that portion. Okay. >> I never heard that in my life, so I'm sorry. I don't know what you're talking about. >> Okay. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're done. Turn around. Come on. Come on. We're done. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're done. How do I do it yourself? >> You're done. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> My dog. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Please, SIR. PLEASE. PLEASE. >> PUT YOUR hands behind your back. >> My dog. >> We're going to help you up. We need an adult to knock it off. We're going to help you upind your back. We're going to help you up. >> You can do it. >> I did it. I've given you plenty of opportunities. >> I didn't understand what he was saying. >> Yeah, because you're so intoxicated. That's what >> No. So, you're making my German Shepherd be at home alone. >> You're making my German I didn't understand what they say. N stop. I didn't know what that meant. So, you were waiting to do this all along. >> Well, that's because >> you're a lawyer. >> I don't You don't have a license either. >> Yeah, you're also with me. No. Why did you even with me? >> Walk. Come on. >> Why are you giving my arm a bruise? >> Cuz you're not listening to me. >> You're not walking with me. >> I was trying. You lied. I hate you. >> Get off. >> I hate you. MY DOG. TANK. I LOVE YOU, JAKE. I'M SORRY. >> We are going to carry. We're going to lift you into the car. >> My dog. >> I'm telling you right now. >> That's a bad idea. That is a BAD IDEA. I'M A RADIO. MY DOG IS HOME ALONE. >> YOU DON'T CARE. WHY IS THE GERMAN SHEPHERD AT HOME? >> WHY IS GERMAN SUFFERING THE COP DOG? >> Oh jeez. The woman was charged with driving without a valid license, DUI, and resisting arrest. Let's move on to the next case where a drunk woman tried to act all cutesy to avoid jail. >> I'm sorry, guys. >> Thank you. >> Okay, you're under arrest for DUI. I need to put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Hello. My name's Officer Lee of the M Prospect Police Department. pulled you over today for speeding. Do you know how fast you're going? >> I hope in the middle. >> No, far from it. Do you know what the posted speed limit on Route 83 over here is? Elmer's road. >> Well, um >> Okay. How fast do you think you're going? >> I I thought I was going like 3D. >> You're going 55 in a 35 20 m over the supposed speed limit. Any reason you're going so fast? Did you see anything? >> Any reason it took you so long to stop even though I honked at you Mercedes? You say you didn't see me? >> I was following you for a little quite a quite a bit of waste through here to the parking lot. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> I'm going to come over and get that from you. Okay. >> Can I see your license, please? >> I didn't see you at all. >> Okay. Where you coming from tonight? My house. >> Your house? >> I have my boyfriend's sitting here. >> Your boyfriend lives here? Okay. >> Hm. >> Tell my driver's license. >> Yes, please. >> No, >> that's not your driver's license. >> Oh, I'm so sorry. No, it is. It's It is completely Well, I'm so sorry. >> It's completely what? >> It's It's It's good. It's good. >> Okay. >> Another drunk one. Based on how slurred she was, pretty sure she's quite drunk. And the officer thinks so, too. >> All right. How much you had to drink tonight? >> I didn't. >> Clear Valley. >> Okay. What kind of drink? >> Just like a little um >> Golden Colorado. >> A cocktail or a beer or >> a Toyota Ref? >> I came to my friend's house. Yeah. A little cocktail. Like >> a cocktail like what? Like vodka or rum? >> This little mixed drink. >> A little mixed drink about this. >> Okay. About what time did you have that mixed drink? >> Um like 2 hours ago. 2 hours ago. Was it a big glass, small glass? >> A medium sized glass. >> Medium sized glass. Did you finish the whole thing? >> I did. >> How long did it take you to drink? Yes. >> Maybe like an hour and a half. >> Hour and a half. Okay. So, about 2 hours ago and then you finished drinking >> maybe half an hour ago. Would you say that was safe? >> 20. >> Okay. Very good. And nothing else besides that one mixed drink? >> No. >> Okay. The only reason I asked cuz you're kind of slurring your speech a little bit. I can smell the odor of an alcohol based beverage. >> No, it's not that serious. >> Okay. Do you take any medication or anything like that? I mean, no, no, no. What do you mean? >> No, it's just funny because like honestly like I do. Okay. You're not diabetic, are you? >> No, I'm not. I'm healthy and well. I'm sorry. >> All right. Very good. Do you have uh proof insurance for the car? >> Do you have proof of insurance for the car? >> Why don't you go work on that? I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> The officers then asked her to step out of the car for a DUI investigation. That's right. >> 2017 driving me. >> Okay, very good. We'll worry about that in a little bit. >> Like if I um No, actually I >> We'll worry about that a little bit. You mind step out? I got to talk to you out here for just a moment. >> Okay. >> This car in park. >> Mhm. >> We'll turn that down here. So, you said you just had the one drink? >> Yeah. >> The mixed drink about 2 hours ago. >> Okay. because of some of your behavior and some of your driving. I want to run you through a few tests, make sure you're okay, that's all. Okay. So, do you wear any contacts or glasses or anything like that? >> Uh, I do have contacts, but I didn't wear them today. >> Okay. All right. Very good. Do you have any other eye problems, abnormalities, stuff like that? >> No. >> You're good. How's like your general health? You're not sick or anything, are you? >> I No. >> No. Okay. How's like your hips, ankles, knees, all that? That all good? >> I had to just go to the bathroom, but other than that, I'm great. I >> I'll try to make this fast for you. Okay. >> Uh-huh. >> All right. Do me a favor. You got the feet together just like this. >> No way. Okay. >> And your hands at your side like this. >> Of course. >> What I want you to do is follow the tip of my finger. >> You guys don't look at me. >> These are my these are my bodyguards. >> Of course. Of course. >> I want you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. So, don't move your head, just your eyes. Okay. >> The only reason I was smiling is because I watched so many cups. I'm sorry. Like, you know, like the cocktails. Okay. Sorry. >> Okay. Keep >> Let me >> focus. Focus. Focus. >> I know. No, you're good. You're good. I promise you like >> Okay. Keep your hands at your side. There you go. Trust me, we we've dealt with far worse. So, >> just let us know. >> So, try not to move your head. Okay. Stare straight ahead and just follow the tip of my finger. Okay. You see it? >> Can you look at it? >> Yeah. >> All right. Okay. You said it's just the one drink. >> Are you sure? >> Okay. Very good. Why don't you stand right here for me and face the cars? So, what I want you to do is imagine from your left foot all the way that way is a straight line. And I want you to stand with your right foot in front of your left like this. >> Keep your hands at your side. You going to be good to do it with those shoes on. >> You can take them off if you'd like. >> I don't think it's >> okay. I'm just trying to give you the benefit. So, stand with your >> What if I have to put like Okay. Okay. >> I'm trying to make this as fast as possible. So, imagine from your left foot all the way there is a straight line. Why don't you put your right foot in front of your left hands at your side like this and stay there? Okay, I'm going to >> Nope. I'm I'm going to explain the test. So, get back in that position for me. >> I'm going to explain the test for you. >> I'm going to demonstrate the test and then you go. Can you get back in that position for me? >> Right foot in front of left heel to toe. Just like this. Just hypothetically. >> Off the record. >> This reminds me of 911. >> We know 911. >> I might do. >> Okay. Then I'll get >> Okay. I remember that one, too. At least I'm not wearing the short shorts, right? >> No. Exactly. >> All right. Very good. So stand like this. >> You stand like this for me. >> All right. So it's going to be nine heel to toe steps this way. Turn. >> How many steps? >> Nine. >> And then turn. Nine back. I want you to count out loud. So whenever you're ready, go ahead. >> Okay. All right. Call my boyfriend. He's watching from behind the scenes. This is so annoying. >> Okay. Okay. >> You ready? >> I'll do what I can. >> Go. >> No pressure. Nine and back. >> Okay. >> All right. Watch this one. >> Central from 7100. When you get a chance, I have another 6 9 back 9 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> All right. Very good. Do you have your phone on you? >> Yep. >> I got another one for you here. Oh god. How many more times? >> I'm trying to make this as quick as you can. I'm being as quick as I can. I'm not being mean. No. >> Okay. Come on. So, this next one, you're going to pick either foot you want. I want your hands out your side like this. I'm going to use my right foot. You can use any foot you want. Doesn't matter to me. Hold it approximately 6 in above the ground, parallel, and count. 1,002 1,00 You ready? You understand? >> Hold on. Hold it up till you say so. >> Oh my. >> Don't start until I say so. and count out loud till I tell you to stop. Okay? Remember, hands at your side, too. >> Okay? >> H how far my hands going to have to be? >> Keep your hands at your side. >> Oh, right here. >> When I say go, go. >> Count out loud. >> One >> and look at your foot. >> 100,000. What is the 100? >> Just count out loud and look at your foot. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10100 >> 11 12 >> 13 I don't know what the >> Ke. >> All right. The first VIN that you gave me, I ran it out of Illinois, Montana, and Colorado. >> And the only state that had a response came back. >> I'm sorry guys. After the field test ts, the officer then asked her to do a breath test. And goodbye cutesy wootsy hello defiance. >> So this next I'm just going to ask you what you do is you blow into it and if you keep blowing out one big solid breath takes about 6 to 10 seconds. Okay. >> I Okay, this is where this is where I have no offense cuz I need a job. But I cannot go into that. >> Why is that? I just I've seen I honestly I've been like very educated with the oh like you know I don't know I just I have no Okay this is to see where you at cuz I think you've been drinking. So this is to see where you're at. >> I already admitted to that which is which I appreciate. If you don't do this then I have to base my judgment what's going to happen from here on based on everything else I've seen here. If you said you've only had one drink this should go really well. >> I you didn't do very well. >> You guys didn't think I did well? >> No. >> You didn't see that? Oh, then I'm definitely going to if Thanks for the audience. I'mma forfeit this. Can I go to the bedroom really quick? And then >> So, you sure? Cuz I want to see where you're at. >> I I obviously Well, based on the like if I feel the test and then No, I don't want to blow like I'm I'm honestly >> because I'm trying to give you the opportunity to prove to me that you're okay to drive and you're under the legal limit. So, I want to provide you with every opportunity to prove that. >> I think I did that with my dancing. >> What's that? that with your dancing >> with my thing, right? >> Okay. Well, >> and I put the pro like no. So, I'm going to I'm just going to opt the test. >> You're going to opt not to. >> With her refusing to do the breath test, the officer determined that she was driving drunk and put her under arrest. Or so it seems. But for some reason, the officer still gave her more chances to do it. So Melissa, >> based on everything I've seen here based on your >> You think I'm >> Yeah, I think you've been drinking. I think you're over the legal limit. I think you're intoxicated. So right now, you're under arrest for DUI. I need to put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Wait, wait, wait. One second. One second. One second. One second. I I want to admit one second. Okay. I'll apply for the test. You'll do it >> maybe. But can you please go to the bathroom first? >> Not right here. I can't. That's illegal. >> It's going to be like if I go out there my like >> I can't let you do that right now. I can't let you. >> I feel unscore. Okay, you guys want to make this I have so bad already over you. I'm trying to make this quick. That's the only reason I washed here. >> The quicker you do this, the quicker we'll we'll get on. So, blow real hard like you're blowing up a big balloon. Okay. >> Okay. Can I can I get like uh confidential advice on front? >> Not right now. But if you're if you're going to blow, now is the time. Yes or no? >> I have a good lawyer. Oh, it's it's a it's a yes or no. Melissa, I need you to relax. Listen, listen, listen. Listen. Listen. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Look, I am blow hard. This is your This is your last shot. >> Okay. You're right. I'm not I don't think I'm not drunk. >> Blow real hard. Blow blow blow hard. Don't blow in. Blow out. >> Blow out. >> Real hard. Go hard. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. You got to blow. You got to blow longer and harder. Okay. I'm going to give you another shot. Okay. >> But can I go to the bathroom first? Not right now. >> I'm going to go. >> Okay. >> Blow out real hard, real long. Okay. Like you're blowing up a big giant balloon. >> Okay. Okay. >> The gun thing. I'm not going to blow into this. >> Oh well. She's going to jail anyway. And she knows it. That's why she keeps stalling. But the officers have their limit. And she reached it. >> Okay. You're under arrest for DUI. I need you to put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Melissa. >> Melissa, calm down. >> I have to pee. You guys don't pee. I'm going let you pee back to the station. Okay, >> we'll bring you back and then you can >> one thing at a time, but we'll let you go. >> We're going to get everything you need. Okay, >> we got to go to the car now. Melissa, go with go with my partners. I'm getting everything you need. >> Melissa, if you don't comply, you're going to get other charges. You're going to get other charges. Don't do that to yourself. >> Can I please call my friend? >> When you get back to the station, I promise. >> No, no. He can just take my car and I can >> When you get back to the station, I promise. Melissa, you're getting very close to getting an obstruction charge, which is going to be worse. >> Can you please go? No. Listen to me. >> No. We're done talking. Go. >> Listen to me. >> Melissa, go. >> Okay. >> Pull her. >> Listen. >> I'm getting everything you need. >> It's like Christmas thing. Like, right here. You guys can do them. NOW YOU CAN >> STOP. YOU'RE getting in THE CAR RIGHT NOW. >> PARK. You can let him park my car. >> Stop. You're so rude. No. Hold on. You can just let me park my car. We live right here. >> Hold on. Like >> Melissa, you're about to get another charge. >> No, for real. Like I can just like you can tow my car at this room. It's like Christmas time. >> We'll get more back to the station. Isn't it enough that he was me over it? >> Get in the car. >> [ __ ] you up like this. >> Get in the car, Melissa. >> Oh no. Put >> your legs in the car. >> Sorry, Penny. Can you please just like Can you just leave my car? Can >> your foot back in the car? >> Put your foot in the door. >> No, I'm just serious. I'm not trying to be funny. Like >> foot in the door. >> No. Like this is I'm sorry. >> That's not enough. >> He lives. My boyfriend lives here. Park here. Please. It's going to be like an hour. >> You're getting charged with resisting right now. >> No, I'm not trying to do that. Like I doing that right now comply. >> Get your foot in the door now. >> I just don't want my car to get to come. Like foot in the door. >> It's already enough in the door. Can you please? >> She was charged with DUI and obstructing without violence. Let's move on to the next case where a woman >> happens. Don't resist us. >> Do not resist us. >> We're driving under influence of alcohol. >> What the I do wrong. >> Turn it back up, you piece of Let me OUT NOW. LET ME OUT. On February 15th, 2025, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle with expired tags. Here's what happened next. >> Hello. >> Hello. I'm dep sheriff's office. I have a camera that's recording. I'm just talking because your plates are expired by quite a while. You >> Yeah, I know. I just talked to someone literally last week about them and I'm getting a hold this week. >> Okay, cool. All right. >> Yeah. >> All right. Yeah. You got this in the insurance for the vehicle? Um, I don't have the up-to-date insurance, but I am up to date on my insurance. I just told him about it last week. >> Say what? >> Um, last week I got pulled over for the same thing. >> Okay. >> For a Super Bowl, and I I know I'm out of date, but I do have the um I am up to date. I just don't have the I don't have >> Okay. Um, do you have like anything on your phone or email or anything like that? >> Um, I could call my mom. >> Okay. Do you know what insurance company goes through? >> Yeah, it's country insurance. >> The last time that I talked to someone about it, so like it's it's something that I don't I don't have the card on, but >> Okay. >> I held that up to date. >> All right. Um, anything illegal in the car? You have any drugs of any kind? No. How much you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. Are you prescription pills or anything like that? >> No. >> No. Are you sure about that? >> Are you I said, are you sure about that? >> Prescription pills? Yeah. Any prescription pills, anything um like like any sort of depressant or like that? >> No. >> No. No alcohol? >> No. No. No. No. >> No. Okay. All right. Let's go and stay in the vehicle. Be right back with >> After running her driver's license, the officer then returned to ask her to step out of the car with a suspicion of her driving drunk. >> So, that's yours. And then, um I'm going to have you step out real quick. We're going to talk about a few things uh back here. Okay. Um, so what where what were you doing in Danville? You just staying right here. >> Um, I was just over working on a painting. >> Okay. >> I'm an artist. >> So, how much alcohol have you consumed? >> Nothing. >> Tonight. I can smell it on you and you're slurring your words. Okay. So, if you had one or two, it's not a huge deal at all. >> Okay. So, you just have one or two? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What did you have? >> I literally had two beers with my mom. >> Two beers with your mom. Okay. What time was that at? >> That was I don't know. 5:30. >> 5:30. Okay. Without looking at a watch or anything, you know what time it is right now? >> Probably 7:30, 8:00. >> Okay. Not far. Okay. This is what I like to do just to make sure that everything's okay before I leave here is just run through a series of tests. Okay. >> All right. Um, yeah. Let me get my little notepad out and then Yeah. >> Now it's time for a series of field sobriety tests. >> Stand right here and face that way about Yeah. Just keep backing up. Give us some room. Yeah. about right in here somewhere. Yep, that looks good. This seems pretty level to you. No crazy debris, no huge rocks. I don't know what that is. All right. So, what I'll have you do is I'm going to have you imagine a line directly in front of you. Perfectly straight line that is no wider than the width of your foot. All right. 7 8 9 10 4 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay. All right. Um, so you had where where are you coming from again? >> Just my mom's house. >> Your mom's house. And where is that at? in Whistle. >> The address on your license. Okay. >> So, you're at your mom's house and what were you doing there? >> I was literally over there finishing a painting. >> Finishing a painting. Okay. And you said that you'd consumed uh what kind of alcohol is it? >> I had two beers. >> Two beers. What kind of beers were they? >> Just regular Ultras. >> Multas. Like a can or a bottle or something. >> Regular bottles. I had two drinks. >> They like brown bottles. How many ounces is that? I don't I'm not familiar. I don't drink Mickey ultras. >> I'm sorry. I don't know what you're trying to do. Like how big are the beers? So they're not like 40s, right? Just a regular whatever 8 oz, 12 oz, whatever. >> Just regular like >> whatever she had boughten in a pack. >> Okay. Well, let me ask you this. Do you feel like you're too impaired to drive? >> No. >> No. >> No, not at all. >> Because I'm seeing several clues on these tests that we just run. Okay. So, let me ask you, a school bus, I know it's the middle of night, but say school bus driver has a heart attack. All these kids have to get home. Would you feel comfortable driving to school bus home or do you do >> Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. I don't I don't I don't feel impaired. >> How often do you drink? >> No. Like twice a month? Three times. >> So, not very often? >> No. >> Okay. >> Like if you guys need to follow me home, I'll let you follow me home. >> How How much did you have to eat today before your dinner? >> Um I had a steak and eggs for breakfast. >> Okay. What time was that at? >> Like in the morning. >> Okay. And you didn't have anything until just now when you had >> If you need to follow me, you can follow me. Literally, like I don't I don't have anything to hide and I'm not I'm not trying to do anything wrong. Like I feel like I just stood here and did everything that I could do. Like >> yeah, drunk people in these kinds of videos always have two of something, but they're always wasted. And based on his observation, the officer decided to put her under arrest for DUI. >> So at this time, you're under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. Okay. Just based on what you don't resist me. You're going to get another charge. You're going to jail. Okay. It's going to happen. Don't resist us. Do not resist us. We're driving under influence of alcohol. >> For two drinks all night. >> Are you really going to try to resist the two >> for two drinks? >> We got to get going. >> What the is happening? >> What the >> What is happening? alcohol. >> You guys are >> Let's try to get these uh sleeves off. >> What the >> Hey, you're going to go to >> ma'am. Do you think we can over here? Do you think we don't think I can cut over these or do we need to >> What the happening? >> I got cut. Stop. >> What the happening? >> What? What are you doing here? >> Stop turning away. You're under arrest. for anything. What the doing to me? >> You're going to [ __ ] >> For what? >> We're trying to go 95. Stand by. >> For what? For what? >> Explain it to >> Stop. Stop doing this to me. What the >> You're doing this? I'm not doing nothing. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Stop turning around. >> What did I do wrong? >> I had the shirt at all. >> You didn't even test me for anything. What do you think we've been doing here? Okay. What What's in this pocket? >> What the happening right now? >> A big ball of drugs? >> No. You got any drugs on you? >> No. What the >> What the doing to me? >> Are they talking to us? >> What the I just >> What the [ __ ] >> After searching her, the officers then moved her into the squad car. What did I do wrong? >> What the did I do wrong? >> What the do wrong? >> We called the car. >> No. Let me call my mom. >> No. You're like 40. You're not calling your mom. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. What the wrong? I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Did you kick me? >> What the holes? Stop fighting. >> What the >> Come over here. You're going to get in the seat belt. >> Sit in the seat. >> No. >> All right. I don't care then. >> No. Turn it back up. You piece of you. You. I was not supposed to be in there. I was never supposed to be in there. You piece OF LET ME OUT. LET ME OUT. Let me out. This is unconstitutional. YOU LET ME OUT NOW. LET ME OUT. >> You're about to get Do you understand me? >> I'm not supposed to be in here. This is illegal. You >> shut the >> American Constitution. Give me the out here. Give me the >> All right. I'm code for my other vehicle. She kicked me in the head. Spit on me. Give me another unit. >> Given how erratically she was behaving, the officer decided to shackle her legs. >> All right, we're opening. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. All right. Go ahead and face this way. Put your head that way. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Just relax. >> Just relax. Relax. >> Relax. >> Don't poke me. >> Or not. Or not. Rotate your right. >> Relax. >> We're just going to do some things. All right. Just calm down. Please take it off my face. >> Please just take it off my face. >> Let go of MY HOOD. LET GO MY LET go my >> The woman was charged with DUI, aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest. Moving on to the next case where a driver was so drunk that she couldn't even figure out where she was. >> Went into a vehicle that you're not even supposed to be in right now. So, I've got to figure out what's going on and where you do me a favor. Go ahead and step out of this vehicle real quick. >> I just told you. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. You can see on the video I'm not resisting. >> Yeah, we got video. >> On March 29th, 2025, officers responded to a call of an intoxicated driver leaving her vehicle and breaking into another. Here's what happened next. Open the door. Open that door. >> Hey, how you doing? I'm Deputy Becca at Sheriff's Office. What is going on tonight? >> Um, I'm not sure. I'm just not getting to my place of whatever. >> Okay. Where do you live at? >> I live at um >> you what? >> Yeah. I'm sorry. I'm kind of cold. >> Okay. Whose truck are you in right now? >> This is my friend's truck. He just >> He just literally walked over there. >> Who's your friend? >> His name is Jason. I mean, >> this is So, if I run this play, it's going to come back to Jason. >> Um, >> cuz this looks like a random vehicle you just kind of jumped in. >> I mean, it should from him sitting right here like he should be in this area area type [ __ ] I haven't seen him personally cuz I just came out here and my friend just started ringing, but [ __ ] usually he's here. >> Okay, this is your car. >> No. >> Whose car is this? Um, that's supposed to be my friend's car. >> Which Who's your >> Who is it? >> That just met us. Um, >> okay. That's So that that car doesn't belong to you. >> No, >> but that's the car you're trying to get. >> Yeah. Eventually after they like see what's going on with this car. I don't know if it works or whatever. You know, >> Well, there's one thing for sure. She's wasted. She just wandered into a stranger's car all willy-nilly without even realizing it. She must have entered another dimension of wasted. >> And you just kind of ended up over here. >> Yeah. >> Where were we at earlier? >> Um earlier I was kind of like down the street. Um in the same area, but like my friend, she had like a I don't know, a gathering or something. Um like it was school, so like I wasn't really there the whole time. So, I'm not really sure. >> Okay. Do you have your um So, we don't really know whose truck this is then, do we? >> No, I don't know. >> Okay. This is not Jason's truck, is it? >> Just be honest with me. >> I don't know what Jason drives. I don't even know who Jason is. >> Okay. So, you say your friend Jason? So, there is no friend Jason then or what? >> I mean, I have a friend Jason. >> Okay. >> But like right now at this moment, >> he could be doing anything. Like I don't know if he >> But we do know this is not Jason's truck. Correct. >> I mean everything in my name is in my name. >> Okay. >> Like I have >> You got your driver's license on you, please. >> Your driver's license. Do you have that on you? >> Um I'm I'm getting >> It's not It's not going to be that go compartment cuz that's just the vehicle you just jumped in. I mean, it should have been sh. >> No, this is So, this is not We've determined this is not your truck. You just jumped into this truck, so it wouldn't be over there. Is Is it going to be in the car you were driving over there? Is that going to be where your driver's license is at? >> Then it should be. Have y'all tried to check like >> Well, no. I just don't want to go through your car there like without for >> Well, I mean, if you telling me that it's is it's something on like what are you saying right now? Like, what did you try to tell me then? What I'm telling you is, so you got out of that vehicle right there and you got into this random truck. So then I asked >> not a random truck. If anything that I got in was random. I don't know them people. >> That vehicle right there. >> I don't know anybody sitting out here. This is >> This is all I know. Like >> Hey, do me a favor. Hang up the phone. Okay. I got to figure out what's going on. >> Four. >> Well, you just you went into a vehicle that you're not even supposed to be in right now. So I've got to figure out what's going on and where you need to go. What vehicle have I went in? >> What's that? >> What vehicle have I went in? >> This truck that you're sitting in right now? >> The truck that you >> Where are you? >> I'm sitting outside. Why are you sitting asking me that? >> Where though? WHERE >> BY THE MALL? >> Despite having the officer explained to her multiple times already, she is still confused about her whereabouts. And now she began to get agitated about the officers. Hey, >> what else? But where else would I sit? >> Uncle Ro. >> Like what? What? >> Why aren't you home, >> bro? If you either going to come over here or not, these people acting stupid. >> Yeah, here I come. What? >> Okay. >> What now? >> I need your information real quick. What's your >> What information? What? What? What is on the >> You are really going from 0 to 10 real quick. Okay. Calm down for me. Okay. I just need you to calm down. >> I'm calm. >> Okay. So, what do you >> So, I don't I don't I don't know what the You need me to calm down is for. I'm >> your What is your first name? >> Why do y'all need that? >> They >> What What is What is >> Why do y'all need that? >> Let's not play this game. Okay. >> Why do y'all need that? >> You were literally trespassing in a vehicle that's not yours. Okay. You're driving >> Oh, since when? Since when? >> Since the when I just knocked on the door and found you. >> Ashanti. >> Which is when? >> Ashanti. What's your What's your last name? >> Cuz I'm coherent and I've been sitting here for how long? So, how long y'all been sitting here? >> Shanti, let me talk to you real quick. >> You You talking >> talk to me. >> You speak. >> How much you had to drink tonight? >> You speak nothing. >> Okay, that's not true at all. >> Why? >> What's that? >> Why? >> I You're either You're having some kind of episode or you're highly intoxicated. >> I'm telling you what's going on. I'm talking to you coherently. Am I not? >> Do me a favor. Go ahead and step out of this vehicle real quick. >> I JUST TOLD YOU WHERE >> YOU AND YOUR steady state. You're >> step out of stealing my phone for what? Take my phone for what? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Take my phone for what? >> In your vehicle. >> With how erratically she was behaving, the officer decided to stop going easy on her and pull her out. >> We can have a conversation, but you're not >> You're going to step out of this vehicle. >> No, you're going to back up while I step out. Step out of the vehicle, please. >> You're going to step out while I step out of the vehicle. You're going to step out while I step out. >> Do you want to do the most >> over him acknowledging me? Not who he was. He telling me not who he was. >> Really? >> No. >> Y'all doing all this for what? >> Stop resisting. >> Stop. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. You can see it on the video. I'm not resisting. >> Yeah, we got video. >> You can see it on the video. I'm not resisting. So, what are y'all arresting me for? What are y'all arresting me for? What are y'all arresting me for? What are y'all arresting me for? Nobody can say anything because there's no reason. Because there's no reason because there's no reason, right? Nobody can say anything because there's no reason. >> You went real. >> There's no >> You went to team real quick. >> There's no And I told you I've been trying to [ __ ] y'all this whole time. >> So, what's the reason for this? >> Kick your knees in. Kick your knees in. >> What's the reason for this? >> Kick your knees in. >> What's the reason for this? >> What's the reason FOR THIS? NOBODY HAS ONE. BECAUSE THERE IS NONE. There is none. Stand up. There is none. There is none. There is none. There is none. Y'all did all this for what? BUT I JUST TOLD YOU I was trying to talk to y'all. Y'all do all this for what? >> Come on. Stand up. >> I don't want to stand up. >> Watch out. >> WOW. >> BACK UP. >> WHY ARE YOU ACTING LIKE THIS? WHY YOU ACTING LIKE THIS? >> I JUST ASKED Y'ALL ASS FOR HELP AND Y'ALL DIDN'T WANT TO HELP ME. SO, BACK THE >> BACK UP. BACK UP. >> BACK UP. >> It's not how this work. >> Well, >> why are you acting like this? >> Y'all ain't want to help me. Y'all wanted to lay me as a woman when I just told y'all last I needed help. I JUST TRIED TO TALK TO YOU IN THERE. >> That's not HOW THAT >> ABOUT HELP CONVERSATION WENT >> ABOUT HELP. HELP. >> THAT'S OUR FIRST CONVERSATION we had. We >> Why are you screaming at me? >> WE HAVEN'T TALKED AT ALL. >> I TOLD YOU TO GO. >> WE ARE OUT. >> GOD, she's so drunk she's arguing with reality itself. And after listening to enough of her screaming, the officers walked her to the squad car. Sorry, not walked, dragged. about me yelling listening about >> quit it. >> Y'all been a lawsuit. >> Here, pull up your car. >> Y'all see that? >> Y'all see how y'all getting in lawsuit though? Cuz you know you shouldn't be tagging me like that. You know you shouldn't be tagging me like that. >> Just hold her still. Stand me the up. Stand me up. That's all you want. >> Every time we stand you up, you fall down. >> How? >> What do you mean how? It's on video, >> bro. He just pushed me down. >> No, he didn't. >> Stand me up. Everything stand up. I'm not drunk. So, stand me up. >> I can smell it on you. >> Stand me up. Tuck. Send me up. I'm not drunk. Stand me up. >> Okay, stand up. >> I've been having your ass this whole time. What are you talking about? Back up. >> Well, stop doing that. Nobody's doing anything to you. >> Watch your pockets real quick. >> No, you're not doing that. >> Uh, watch the front. She's peed on herself. >> Okay. >> I haven't. I don't even have to. >> Okay. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. You go to the other side. >> And I will, but I hurt my hand. Sit down. >> All you have to do is casually sit down. >> I'M SITTING DOWN. >> SIT DOWN. >> DO YOU SEE MY HANDS NOT BENT UP? >> ALL YOU GOT TO DO IS SIT DOWN. Sit down. He just bit unbit MY BACK UP. I DON'T LIKE HIM, BRO. Y'all being too down. I want him to sit down. If he moves the >> sit down, please put he has my hands right here. Like literally on him. Tell his ass to move back. >> You keep saying you got to sit down. >> Tell him to move back. TELL HIS ASS TO MOVE BACK. AND I will see how he doing it. >> Let's go get that seat belt on while we got it. >> Y'all know all this. >> Yeah. >> It's a It's recording. This is recorded. YOU'RE ACTING RIDICULOUS. >> I'M NOT I'M TELLING Y'ALL SOME [ __ ] me up. Y >> As officers were checking her car, the woman continued screaming and kicking the door. >> Okay, I heard a kick. Yep, she's moving over. Sit still. Quit opening the door handle. >> I'm open the asthma. Open the door. I have asthma. in here. Oh my god. >> For what? >> Because you're going to the jail. >> For what? >> Put your foot in before you get OUT OF JAIL. >> FOR WHAT? >> You're really close to getting A FELONY RIGHT NOW. AND YOU WILL NEVER be a substance abuse. >> I told you. >> For what, bro? >> You haven't even gave me arrest. >> You haven't even done a test. You haven't even done a test. >> We do. We'll give you a CHANCE AT THE JAIL. >> We'll give you a chance at the jail. We'll give you YES, WE WILL. I'M BEGGING YOU TO PLEASE DO IT FAST. >> OKAY. WE WILL. WE WILL. We will. We will. We're going to take you to another location. We're going to take you to another location. Watch your knee. Watch your knee. Can you please do another stop? She does not care. Watch your knee. >> The woman was charged with DUI. Riding with an open container, illegal parking, and resisting arrest. As officers wrapped up their report on the case, another situation was taking shape. This time involving two young women with the combined brain size of a peanut. >> Are you an attorney? >> Um, no. But my brother is military police. My free to go. >> I was free to go. He gave me free to go. >> He gave me free to go. >> On February 22nd, 2024, officers responded to reports of a vehicle driving recklessly, hitting two vehicles and fleeing the scene with two young female occupants. Here's what happened next. hit like four cars on fireworks >> and >> No, I did not. >> No, I did not. Benny is >> We're in the middle of investigating them. >> That's what's going on. >> He just raised his hand. He doesn't know. Benny, >> well, I'm not going to give >> You're military police and tell them. >> Okay, go ahead, Ben. I'm Okay, go ahead. >> Yes, there is. There's vehicle damage that's consistent with all the damage that >> But that was not me. >> Okay, that's why you're being detained and that's why she's being detained. identify something >> because I'm not being the same because that was me and you. That's not >> Do you have proof? >> Exactly. Do you have proof? Because that is not me, sir. And you know what? My vehicle's been the same with a black fender on top of my bumper and I got another bumper. >> So, the woman was on the phone with her brother who's in the military talking about how the officer stopped her for no reason and things were only just getting started. Okay, I'm going to explain this, but please let me know. >> And he's on the line, too. So, what am I being stopped for? Because >> Mr. uh all Nanison or whatever his name is, cuz it's not presented, and I'm going to take his badge number, too. >> Okay. Are you ready for me to explain? >> Yes. Yeah. >> Somebody called us. >> Please get your hand off my vehicle. >> Somebody called us and said that a white Tahoe with a black quarter fender. >> And guess what? >> Are you going to let me finish? Go ahead. >> Cuz if you interrupt me one more time, I'm not going to explain it. >> Go ahead. >> Okay. A white Tahoe with two females driving hit some cars. Don't know exactly how many, but more than one on Flaggler and left. Okay. This officer happens to find a white Tahoe with a black quarter panel with damage consistent what they're saying happened. >> So you don't >> Hold on. I'm not done yet. So, he stopped you for that. If it wasn't you, we're going to find out and then you guys will be on your merry way. If it is you, then we have another situation. That's it. That's as simple as it is. >> Okay. Go ahead, man. >> Well, your brother's not a lawyer. And if he wants, I can call his command for interfering with an investigation. >> Okay. >> So, tell him that >> he's on the phone. >> I know. So, explain it a little bit more in depth for him then. With an explanation that clear, any reasonable person would have understood and followed the officer's orders. But not this girl. Her entitlement completely took over her p-sized brain, leaving no room for common sense or even a single word the officer said to get through. >> What What is uh going on right now? >> I've already explained it to you. He's explained it to you. I've explained it to you. >> But I don't understand what's going on. You guys have us pulled over for what? >> So what is the rail of railroad? cuz you put you put us over for a traffic stop. >> I already told you to forget about all that. >> No, no, no. But it's nothing forget about because that's what you put us over for illegally. >> Are you an attorney? >> No. Um, no. But my brother is military police and has >> Yeah, it doesn't matter. So, I'm telling you, you pulled me over for a little uh traffic stop. So, what goes from here? >> Well, he pulled you over immediately cuz you almost got into a car accident. >> No, there's no car sitting cuz I have my uh >> Okay, that's your opinion. No, cuz I have my uh my I'm sorry, my signal light on. My signal light was on. So, where would it go from there? >> There's no sense of Don't Don't even >> Okay, but I don't understand. We're just all standing here and I want to >> We already told you twice what we're doing. >> Okay, so my brother's here. >> Actually, as a matter of fact, could you go ahead and step out of the car for me? >> No, I actually cannot cuz you cannot search my vehicle cuz I have a a service animal in here. >> Let me explain something to you. Listen, I'm going explain it to you. >> Okay. and my brother. >> You can hold on to the phone all you want, but there is a witness to the crash. >> But where's the witness? >> I'm not going to tell you again to stop interrupting me. Okay. Go ahead, Ben. >> It's going to go from me being polite to ripping you out of the car because you're not listening. >> I I just understand. >> Okay. Well, he could search the car, but Chaz is in the car. >> We're not searching the car. >> I need you to step out of the car. >> I can step on my vehicle. >> Yes. Stand right there. >> Okay. So, I want to ask you, but when I do step out, what is >> you're going to come over here and stand? >> While this woman couldn't seem to make a single decision without her brother on the phone, her passenger, who's also her friend, also seems to be showing a similar symptom. Entitled and stupid. >> Did you guys explain to her that she was involved in a crash? She was a passenger. We need to identify her. What? Do you got a warrant or something? >> Then why are you failing to identify yourself? >> I'm looking to go to work. I'm looking on the street. >> I don't know. >> So, we're going to either >> put yourself at risk of going to jail rather than just giving us your ID. That makes logical sense to you. >> Well, I was just waiting for your friend and like this isn't like a negotiation. Like, you're not in charge of the scenario. >> Okay. Let me Can I call or no? >> You just gave me your driver's license. >> Am I still free to call or no? Am I still free to call? >> We are. >> Am I free to call? >> You can do whatever you want. >> Okay. So, >> you're not leaving here until you get ID, >> right? So, I have >> So, the longer you prolong this. >> So, she has her boyfriend who is an attorney. So, I will just call her and ask what she thinks. >> It doesn't matter about an attorney. We're just asking you to identify yourself cuz you were involved in a vehicle accident in a car. Do you understand? >> Was I >> Were you in that car? >> No, no, no. So, I'm just trying to identify where I need to be identified, but you're identifying me in places that I don't need. >> Anxiety with an emotional support animal, and they're trying to tell me they don't got any video or anything. They got me up. >> Hi. Yes. >> Hi, this is Austin, New Beach Police. How are you? >> Hi, Emma. How are you? >> Good. So, I'm hoping you can help your friend understand. It's a very simple thing. So, she was just involved in a crash as a passenger inside of a vehicle for a crash. She just simply needs to identify herself. She's not in trouble. She's not. She just IDs herself. >> Don't hurt you. >> Okay, cool. That's all it is. It's just a simple she IDs herself and then she goes on on her merry way. Otherwise, if she doesn't want to ID herself, then that's when she would go to jail. We don't want that to happen. We just want her to hand us her ID or tell us her name and date of birth so we can ID her and let her go on her way. But she doesn't want to help herself. So maybe you can help her understand this a little. It seems that the driver and her phone are inseparable because once the officer takes that away from her, she becomes even more confrontational. >> Yeah, my dog is pissing in my car cuz of him. >> Hey, Hansen. Take that down. A Hansen. >> Yeah, it's okay. And I got your I'm going to get your badge number and >> the only one driving today. >> What? >> I'm asking you to stand there and look north. >> What do you want me to look north for? Stand there. >> Benny, he took my phone and shot Benny Stand taking this off. Listen to me. He's >> taking my phone off. >> Stand here. Benny is taking my phone forward. That's all. >> After confirming that she was the one who caused the accident, the officer proceeded to place her in handcuffs. And as if one headache wasn't enough, her friend decided to jump in, twisting the officer's words and trying to interfere, earning herself a pair of handcuffs, too. >> I need you to do. So now you are not free to go. But why though? >> Because you've been positively identified as a person driving this car when it hit a car and you >> So guess what? What is my identification? Do what you guys did was you >> I already talked with somebody and I >> stand right here. >> She's free to go. Actually sending my location now. >> I'm not going to tell you again. This is not a game. Stand right there. >> Military police. Give me the phone. >> Am I free to go? I was free to go. stand right here. >> He gave me free to go. >> He gave me free to go. He gave me free to go. No, he gave a joke to Or did you say she's free to go? >> Did you say she's free to go or not? >> All right, turn around and put your hand behind your back. You're being detained. Don't flex. >> Being detained. Okay, but I'm asking Don't flex. >> Why am I being detained? >> Because you're not cooperating. You're not listening. You're doing whatever you want. >> I'm not cooperating. You said that I stand by this car >> and I stand by the car. You're not listening. >> You're doing whatever you want to do. I'm trying to explain it to you. >> And I told you >> now the only way to get you to listen is to put you in handcuffs. >> So what are you talking about? And I got video on my car. So do not play with me, sir. You took my phone out of my hand and I was on the phone with my brother and you told him to hang up. >> Yeah, that is absolutely right. >> Yeah. So what do you mean? >> You did not listen to a lawful order. >> What do you mean? I stood in front of my truck like how you said. So, what is that not a lawful order? >> I'm done talking. >> My brother is the owner of that dog. And I'm telling you right now, he will press charges. Bro, >> I'm telling you right now, he will press charges. You have no proof. >> Can you stop talking? >> My truck's been bought like this. >> Can you stop talking? >> Okay, go ahead then. >> Give me your brother's phone number. And >> I did not have his phone number because guess what? All the all these satellites went out today. If you wouldn't notice, I mean to call my brother, bro. >> Yeah, I don't care. I'm giggly, too. And you know what? This is not funny because you don't have any proof. >> We're not even talking about you. >> Okay. And guess what, bro? What are you pulling me over for is what I want to know. Mention it on your camera. >> Said it a couple times already. I'm not >> What? Okay. So, okay. I'm going to get my attorney. I have the right to know. What are you pulling me over for? >> We already told you. >> And you're causing me distress, anxiety, emotional distress, and depression. My dog is in a vehicle and he's a service animal. >> How about that? >> Yep. Service animal. Yep. And he has his best. >> With all the problems they caused, they both definitely would go to jail now and nothing would save them anymore. >> He says the first one. >> The first one 100%. >> I want a female officer. The fe the male officer is not handling me right. I want a female. >> Just talk to him >> and then you can take it over. Yeah. Back the car and you being kind. You need to walk the car >> gradually. Oh, you're girl. You're more aggressive than him. Godamn. Chill. >> Cuz you're driving me crazy. >> You need to have some chill. >> No, you're going to shorty can't even see my face at a truck. >> So, what I'm trying to ask is even if I put my face to her, how do you know if it's even me? >> Like, I don't understand what the hell is going on. Straight up, dude. Hey, sweetie. Thank you. This way. >> Yeah, I already know. Go ahead. Miss, serious question. Okay. Can you get a phone number so that family can come get the dog? >> I don't want to take it to the pound. The last Okay. >> I can give you a number. >> Okay. So, >> okay. >> She needs your phone. >> Can you just look at my She can look at my phone. I don't need baby. You got to stay right here. I'm sorry. >> Listen. No, you don't have to do that. Listen. Just Just don't keep walking backwards. >> Okay. >> Where's the phone? Did I need her phone or your phone? mine and it's in the purse on the front seat of this car. >> Okay. We really don't want >> I'm going to let you get in it. >> Is that Face ID? >> Hello. >> Hi. Is this Joanna? >> I'm speaking. >> Hi Joanna. This is Sergeant Claudia with the New Summer Beach Police Department. So, we kind of have a situation here where your daughter is going to be going to jail. >> Okay. >> And I need somebody to come get the dog. >> Okay. >> So, they're still doing their investigation, but she's most definitely going to jail for the first charges. Um, they're doing the assessment now for the other ones. >> You know, I want >> What is your code again? >> Sometimes I wonder what I do because I want to pay, but I don't know what >> What's your code again? >> When did I really tell you? So I can pray. >> The what? >> Tell me what I did wrong so I can't pray. Pray. >> So if you would have just listened, you would have been okay. >> I know. I know, but I wasn't there for it, so I can't really say what exactly happened. Okay, listen. >> Hold on. You want me to get you to something? >> Exactly. A horrible. >> Hey, can I talk to you serious? This is your mom on the phone. >> Yeah, my mom is on the phone. Exactly. They already know they're arresting me for something and they hung up on Benny and he's taking the phone away and he's blocking it. >> Hey, listen. This is serious. They need to get your other dog. >> It's okay. I already know that. >> That's your house key. >> No, that's not my house key. That's Mom. They're literally arresting me. Don't have They can't tell me what they're >> That's on you. I tried. >> I'll tell you. >> She's not listening. She wants to argue and this is how it's been the entire time. So, the driver was charged with DUI, DUI with damage, leaving the scene of a crash, refusal to submit to testing, improper lane change, failure to display registration, following too closely, and cutting across to avoid a traffic control device. The passenger was charged with resisting an officer without violence. >> Moving on to the next case where another woman thought she didn't have to follow the law. >> Okay, ma'am, get out of the car. >> I'm sorry. This is not a car you looking for. >> Hit the curb. You've got extremely dark tent which is very illegal. >> No, it's not. I paid for this like looking like I hang up your phone because you're not going to make calls and >> take away my phone. >> Okay, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. Okay, turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Roll your windows down. >> Roll your window down. >> Ain't nobody in here. >> Okay, get out of the car and come back to my car. >> You got me up like >> 45,000. >> He got me up. >> Get out of the car. >> No, I got my ID right here. >> Okay, ma'am. Get out of the car. >> I'm sorry. This is not a car you looking for. >> Okay. >> Okay. Get out of the car. I'm unlocking your door. Get out of the car. Okay. >> Why are you doing that? >> Get out of the car. Because of the way you're acting right now, I don't know why why you're acting like this. Get out of the car. >> Why is you acting like that? >> Get out of the car. I'm going to arrest you. >> Yeah. No, you got me dary. I know my rights. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to record this. >> Okay. Get out of the car. >> He telling me to get out of the car. >> No, I'm going right here. Like right by like >> Get out of the car. >> Look, he like pulling me dary. Get out of the car. >> Like Zachary took my phone. >> Stand right here. >> Why is you pulling me like that? >> You're going to go to jail in about 3 seconds if you don't calm down. >> I don't know you. >> Okay. >> My car. This is my car. I paid for this. >> Okay. You also The way you talking to me? >> You also ran off the roadway. Okay. And almost hit the curb. You've got extremely dark tent, which is very illegal. >> No, it's not. I paid for this like looking >> relax. The way you're acting right now is Oh, no. I hang up your phone because you're not going to make calls and call. >> Take away my phone. >> Okay. I'm going to put you in cuffs. Okay, turn around. Put your hands behind your back. I can absolutely take away your phone. I can absolutely hang up the phone because you're calling people that I don't know out to this traffic stop and I don't want that because that's an officer safety issue. Okay, do you understand that? I'm legally allowed to stop you on traffic stop for traffic violations and issue tickets or warnings or whatever it is. And 90% of the time your attitude dictates how it goes. Okay. This could have simply been a warning because you said we're not looking for you, right? >> This could very easily >> wise words coming from a wise man. 90% of the time your attitude dictates how this goes. The officer really nailed it there. >> Let my boyfriend know where I'm at. Just let him know where the I'm at. >> If you end up going to jail, I'll let him know where you're at. >> Like right now, you cannot take my phone. >> What's your name? I actually >> My name is Chelsea. >> Okay. And this car is registered. Do you? >> Yeah. I have to please answer my phone. Like >> No, I'm not answering your phone. >> You're trying to be nasty, bro. >> I'm not I'm not being nasty. You're the one screaming and yelling. Stop walking around. Come stand right here. >> Right here by my car. >> No, you're going to stand right Okay. You know what? I'm kind of over it now. So, you're going to go you're going to go to jail tonight for resisting because you're refusing over and over and over and over again to listen. You you >> No, you could have simply been like, "Sir, here's my license. Here's my registration. Here's all my information. You knocked on my door and told me to get out of the car back window. >> I told I told you to roll your window down. You told me you weren't going to. I asked you to get out of the car. You refused multiple commands. You're going to go to jail because of the way you're acting tonight." Okay. So, stand right here on my bumper and stop walking around. Have you been drink Have you been drinking tonight? No, I have not. >> Are you sure? >> I promise. >> Where are you coming from? >> On my dead parents. Just came from my house. I'm just going to MY SISTER'S HOUSE RIGHT THERE. >> Why are you acting like this? Why are you acting like this though? >> Cuz like I don't understand like why you're like doing me like that. >> I I did a traffic stop. Like I said, because your tent's dark and you almost hit a curb over off of Park Avenue. >> My tent. Look, my window is >> I'll absolutely test the tent and show you that it's dark. Walk over here. We're going to get in the back of this car for me. Okay. >> I need my phone. >> Okay. Your your phone can go with you. >> No, ma'am. >> Listen, >> just walk. >> I'm not resisting you. >> You are. You've always been resisting this entire time. Okay. >> I need my phone. >> Your phone's going with you, ma'am. >> No. >> Yeah. >> Listen. I don't give a >> Ma'am. Ma'am, >> he walked up to my back window. I rolled my back window down. >> Ma'am, stop yelling. >> I'm sorry. It's not your fault. >> Well, stop yelling. Your phone's going to go with you. >> NO. LIKE, I DON'T CARE. >> I'M NOT GOING TO SIT here and let you yell at me. >> I have to go to work and I'm going to get bonded out. I already know. Like I don't give a >> Stop. >> Go and take an acute picture. I don't care. >> Still thinking she's in control of the situation, she continues to make demands to the officers. Sadly for her, that's not going to happen. >> Well, he took my goddamn phone out my hand. >> Well, were you recording her? >> No, I WAS NOT RECORDING HIM. >> WERE YOU WERE YOU CALLING SOMEBODY? >> NO, I WAS NOT. >> OKAY, WELL, calm down. You're I'm not yelling at me. >> I I know it's not your fault. >> I'll let you yell at me. >> I know it's not your fault. My [ __ ] phone, >> ma'am. You've literally only been yelling at my face. I'm sorry. I I know it's not your call. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> Go get my phone and tell my boyfriend. >> You're not gonna tell me what to do. You're not gonna tell me what to do either. So, >> I'm sorry. Please, >> Lando. Land is >> Nope. Sorry. We're past that right now. >> I don't care cuz he wanted to make his quota. >> There's no such thing. >> Yes, it is. My daddy work for TPD. >> What's your >> As the officer was trying to calm her down, she tried to make herself hyperventilate. >> Died in 2012. >> Okay. Well, I'm sorry. >> He can search my car. Like, he can do all that. I don't got no drugs in my car. >> All right, you're going to sit in my car cuz you keep yelling. >> Be quiet. Be quiet. I'm sick of it. I'm sick of it. Sit down right there. I swear. Jesus, you're still yelling. But he cannot take my sit down. >> Keep my phone. Sit down. You'll get your phone, but you need to sit down and stop yelling. I'm over it. There's no reason for you to >> close the door. I'm going to jail and I don't care. >> Ma'am, you're going to jail regardless if I close this door or not. Okay. Well, then calm down. Okay. If you don't care and just You're not going to tell me what to do either. So, >> I'm sorry. >> No. No, >> I'm just sorry. >> Okay. Well, don't be sorry to me. >> He can search my car. >> Stop. >> Do something. >> I ain't got none. I got some money right here. >> What do you have? >> I got money. >> You have money? Okay. Listen to me. A female officer is going to search you. I've already cleared this back. So, if there are any drugs on you, it's going to >> I don't I don't do drugs. >> Well, listen to me. >> I smoke weed. >> That's fine. Do you have listen to me? I don't care about weed. Nobody cares about weed. Look, do you have any Hey, do you have any uh What? Wait. Calm down. Calm down. Why are you hyperventilating? Why are you hyperventilating? >> The fact that I'm going to jail. >> Calm down. Please. Please calm down. Ma'am. Hey, ma'am. Ma'am, look at me. Ma'am. Hey, ma'am. Do you need medical attention? Yeah. I need you to control your breathing. You're going to make yourself pass out. Ma'am, you need to calm down. We're going to >> You don't deserve to go. >> Stop hyperventilating. Calm down. >> 145. >> Go ahead. >> You bring that phone to me. >> Ma'am, >> don't let her make a call. Just call the guy and then have him tell him where we are talking. >> Yeah, I know you don't give a >> Is that the missed call right there? >> Yeah, that's my boyfriend. >> Well, listen. I'm going to call him. >> I need my like >> What's the use passcode? Use passcode. >> No, you're not getting my passcode. Ready? Here. >> I don't care. >> Use your thumb. Use your thumb. That's my other finger. >> Thank you. Put your foot in. >> What? >> I'm calling him. Put your foot in. >> Do not kick your foot out. >> Jesus Christ. >> Hello. >> Hello. This is Officer Landis with the Titusville Police Department. >> Okay. >> Hey, sir. What's going on? >> What's going on? >> Hey, what's your girlfriend's name? >> Chelsea. >> Hey, Chelsea. Hey. Unfortunately, Chelsea's going to be going to jail today. Her car. She wants you to come pick up her car so we don't have to tow it. I don't want to do that to her. Okay. >> Okay. Where y'all at? we are at. We'll hand you off the keys. That's what she wants to do and we'll we'll do that for you. Okay. >> Okay. What's she going to jail for? >> I haven't spoken with the other officer yet. I'm just simply transporting right now. But you'll know that very soon. Okay. >> All right. >> Now, from hyperventilating, she went into sobbing as the officer was transporting her to the station. >> Ma'am, stop hyperventilating, please. >> Hey, stop. up. I need you to catch your breath, please, so I can talk to you about your bond. Okay. Can I talk to you about your bond, ma'am? Do you need the AC on? Would you like the window down? Ma'am, I need >> I'm in a cage window. Like, I can't breathe. >> Well, here here, ma'am. I'm asking you. >> I have cle cell anemia. I have a blood disease. >> Okay. Well, talk to me, ma'am. You can't breathe right now because you're making yourself so upset. You're hyperventilating. Listen to me. So, what you're going to do is you're going to breathe in with your nose. Do it with me. I'll do it with you. Okay? Breathe in through your nose right now. Okay. Long breath in and then breathe out through your mouth. Do you understand, Chelsea? Hey, >> I'm like doing it. >> You're doing it. Everything's going to be okay, ma'am. >> I know. I know you're upset. >> I know. My boyfriend. >> I know. I'm going to let you. I'm going to answer it in just a second. He's calling. I'm going to answer in just I can't answer it. I can't answer it right now. I'm driving. >> He needs to get my money cuz I've been to jail. They take my money and you get booked into jail. Like, I'm not paying $20 to go to jail. >> We already cut you a break. We could have towed your car, but we didn't. Technically, you're the only person on your car, but we gave you that opportunity to have your boyfriend come get it, and that's what we did for you. Okay. >> That dude walked up to my car, knocked on my back window, act like I had people in there, and I was like, I'm not going to roll down my back window. >> Well, ma'am, how are we supposed to know that? Can you tell me how I'm supposed to know that? I would have done the same thing if I was on a traffic stop. Ma'am, this is how we're taught. Do you not know that? >> That's right. >> Chelsea, if you're not Chelsea, I'm listening to you. >> I'm listening to you, but you're not listening to me. >> So, what's my bond? >> It's 500, so it'll be $50. >> Yeah. So, I'll be out tomorrow. >> And that's fine, ma'am. That's fine. >> I swear to God, when I see his What's his name? Lindis. Oh, that's your name. >> That's my name. >> Yeah. What's his name? What's his name? >> It'll be on the arrest affidavit. You'll see it. You'll see it. >> Yeah. Nasty as >> I I've been nasty to you. Hey, oh, Miss Chelsea. Oh, please calm down. Hyperventilate. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting without violence. >> Thank you for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe so you don't miss out on the next interesting videos. See you in the next video. Share your thoughts on this video. Don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment.