We're both principal. We're not bad people. You know, we're under arrest. >> No. Why? >> Well, because you you were given an opportunity to go home and then you made the choice to then go get the car that you were told to leave in the parking lot and drink impaired or drive. >> What is the law that I'm breaking? What is the law that I'm breaking? >> Suspicion of DUI. >> Oh, suspicion. Based on what evidence? It's wild how some drivers think getting behind the wheel drunk is worth the risk. Spoiler alert, it never is. >> Stand up straight and get out of the car. You couldn't talk to me. Your eyes are glossy. I can smell it coming from the car. You're slurring your speech. Get out of the car or I'm going to pull you out of the car. >> All right. >> What the is wrong with you? Welcome to Police X10, where [music] attitude meets authority. It's time to take a wild ride in Cops versus dumbest drivers ever caught driving [music] drunk. Starting with this drunk grandma who's way too hammered to remember where she is. >> All right. Okay. When we pull over, >> you are pulled over. >> All right. Hey. >> Hello. I'm officer Austin Police Department. The reason I'm stopping you, you kind of passed by me up here going a little fast, but the main reason is you ran the red light right there. >> I ran the red light. >> Yeah, that was a that was a red arrow. Yep. >> No, I didn't. I'm sorry. >> That was a red arrow. >> All right. I'm sorry. >> Okay. Where you coming from? >> I'm I'm from um Orman Beach. >> Orman Beach. Okay. >> Yeah. >> You just visiting for the day? >> No, my friend's over there. >> Okay. Let me pull over. >> You're coming from Mormon Beach, but you're Orman Beach is south. That's north. >> That's a way, >> huh? >> That's a way. Morman Beach. >> Mormon Beach is south of here. That's You're pointing north. >> You're coming from north. >> All right. Okay. When we pull over. >> You are pulled over. >> All right. >> Do you have a driver's license on you? >> Yes. >> You got anything illegal in the car? Guns, knives, drugs, weapons, anything like that? >> No. >> Have you had anything to drink today? >> No, not here. >> No, I don't drink. >> Where do you live? >> Or Beach. You live in Orman Beach, but your driver's license says Leburg. >> No, that's why I live in Orman Beach. >> But why does your driver's license say Leburg? >> That's where my property is. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Do you So, you still have property in Leburg? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. I'm just driving around. I'm sorry. I'm not I'm I'm sorry. >> Okay. Just hang up. >> All right. Thank you. >> Yep. >> Well, she's slurring and can't tell where she is. Super wasted, that's for sure. And after checking her information, the officer asked her to step out of the car to perform a field sobriety test. >> All right. So, do me a favor. Um, I don't know if you're nervous or what's going on, but you're showing a little bit of signs to me that could be indicative of impairment. I don't know if it's impairment or everything, so I want to rule that out. Okay. >> Okay. >> What I want to have you do is step out of the car. We're just going to do some field sobriety test. Are you willing to do that? >> Okay. For what reason, though? >> Because you're showing signs of impairment. I want to make sure you're okay to drive. >> I'm perfectly good to drive. >> I'm good. >> Do you want to do that or no? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, can you step out of your vehicle? >> That's what I am. >> What do I I need those? >> I also just have a veteran. >> Okay. >> Yes. Yes. >> Are you willing to provide perform standardized field exercises >> with my friend? >> Huh? >> Friend. Come. I'll call my friend. >> Are you willing to do that? >> Yeah. Call my friend. Are you willing to do that, ma'am? >> I'm going to call my friend. >> So, if you don't want to perform standardized field sobriety exercises, I'm going to have to make a decision based off observation. Okay. >> Don't don't please don't arrest me, please. I'm not No, no. I'm I'm I'm 100% right. >> Okay. But do you want to perform standardized field sobriety exercises? >> But hang on, hold on. >> She knew she was drunk. That's why she's being difficult. And with her being so uncooperative, the cop then decides to pull her out of the car and put her under arrest. >> Yes or no? >> No. Hang on. We're not calling a friend. It's a yes or no question. >> I had to call my friend. >> No. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> All right. >> Step out of the car. >> Okay. >> Step out of the car. >> Out of the car. Out of the car. Out of the car. Out of the car. Out of the car. Out of the car. Get out of the car now. >> Face that way. >> Okay. >> Put your phone down now. Put your phone down. Put your phone down. Put your phone down. Put your arm behind your back. >> Oh. >> Stop. I'm out of arrest. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, you force me to make a decision based on observation. You're slurring your words. You got dilated pupils, bloodshot, water, your eyes. Okay. You smell like alcohol beverages. So, you're going to go to jail for DUI. Are you willing to provide a breath sample? >> Yes. >> Okay, perfect. >> Okay, >> let's hop in the car. Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Okay, just stay with me for a second. >> I don't know what that is. Anything in it? cold. >> Blue Hawaiian 10% alcohol. >> It's a little warm to the touch, but it's still got some uh what do you call that? >> Condensation. >> Condensation. There you go. >> Drinking while driving. Nothing screams alcoholic more than that. After this, the officer asked her to provide a breath sample, which she refused. >> All right, I got to read something to you. >> So, I am now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content. Will you take the test? No. >> Okay. If you refu refuse to take the test I've requested of you, your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of 1 year for the first refusal of 18 months. If you are driving has been previously suspended or if you've been previously suspended under >> statute 327.35215 for refusing to submit to a lawful test of breath, your honor blood. Additionally, if you refuse to take the test, I have requested of you and if your driving approach has been previously suspended or if you have been previously fined under section 32735215 for refusal to submit to a lawful test of blood, you will be committing a misdemeanor addition to another penalty which can beed by you. >> Refusal to submit to the test I request is missible and evidence in any criminal proceeding. Do you still refuse? >> Yes, >> I refuse you. >> Perfect. All right. >> Perfect. With that over with, the officers transport her to the station. >> Can I ask you a few questions first? >> How are you? >> Hi, how are you? Good. >> Yes, I'm 100% disabled American veterans. >> Verbally from cooperative. >> What? >> I am 100%. >> You don't want to >> see my see my knees? >> We'll talk more about >> See my knees. >> Mhm. >> I have to stand out. >> My knees hurt. Okay, I see another knees hurt. >> Let's go. Walk this way. We're going to go around the back of the car. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. You can't You can't You can't do this. You can't do this to my knees. >> Wa! >> She's telling you to walk. You're going to walk. >> Oh, >> this is not your day. This is their day. They tell you what you do and you're going to do it. You got it. >> My knees. Felicia, which was her name, was charged with DUI, possession of paraphernelia, resisting with violence, possession of an open container while driving, possession of cannabis under 20 g, and refusal to present a marijuana registry. Uh, the last two drug charges were dropped by the prosecutor. She pled no contest to the remaining charges. Adjudication was withheld on the open container charge, and she was found guilty on the remaining charges. She was given one year of probation and 50 hours of community service. Moving on to the next case where this entitled mega hammered Karen crashes into a ditch after fleeing the police. >> What is the law that I am breaking? What is the law that I'm breaking? >> Suspicion of DUI. >> Oh, suspicion. >> Welcome to April 1st, 2023. Cops get reports of this erratic driver who veered into oncoming traffic and drove over a sidewalk. So, uh, after locating that vehicle, the cop immediately activated his emergency lights and pursued this reckless driver as she sped on another highway. Dear God, what is going on? Let me see where it is. TURN OFF THE ENGINE NOW. Turn off the engine. >> I got traffic. Turn your vehicle off now. >> Turn your vehicle off. >> Turn your vehicle off. >> Turn your vehicle off now. Turn your vehicle off. >> I got turn YOUR VEHICLE OFF NOW. TURN IT OFF. TURN IT OFF. Turn your vehicle off. Spray him. I'm going to spray you with some pepper spray. If you don't turn your vehicle off, say again. >> I don't care. You already did that. You put it in a ditch. Turn it off or you're going to be subjected to chemical spray. Turn it off now. >> I don't see any children in the back or anything. >> Turn it off or I'm going to spray you. >> You got to turn your motor off now. >> What? What are you spraying me for, Matthew? You have your >> Because you're not complying. >> You have your body camera. >> Yes, we do. >> What are you spraying? >> Because you refused to get out of the vehicle. You refused. You're trying to get away. We've been chasing you for miles. >> Is there kids in it? It doesn't matter. You're going to turn your ve You are an officer of the law. What is the law? >> You're doing You're not doing what you're being told. You're trying to get away. >> What is the law? >> We'll explain it all to you after you turn off your engine. I'm going to spray you. This is your last warning. >> She just eluded the police and crashed into a ditch and still has the nerve to argue with them. It's great. The entitlement is strong with this one, but oh well. You want to be entitled after all that chaos? The spicy spray will teach you a lesson. You know what? That stream >> Jeff open that door. I'm going to break your driver's window if you don't shut off the engine. >> And you're going to get covered with glass. >> You have a hook on you. >> She not going to get out of there. I sunk up to my ankles [cough] in there. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. [cough] Get out of the car. >> I'm going to tase you if you don't stop. >> Because you're not compliant. >> Yes. Get out of the car. >> Turn the vehicle off now. >> It's officer. Who is this guy? >> Get out of the car now. >> Officer Moore, get your hands off me. You know that's illegal. Get your hand out of my car. Get your hand out of my car. >> Officer arrest. >> Officer, you're under arrest. >> Put his hands in my vehicle. >> You are under arrest. >> Officer Moore. >> Now you're resisting. You're now the cop. Watch out. Her face is in water. Wait. Finally, after breaking basically every window of that car, the cops were able to pull her out and let her drink a bit of that piss water before putting her in handcuffs. >> Am I? >> Yes, we did. >> Yes, you did. You guys are amazing. >> Your body cams are still on, right? Is your body cam on, officer? >> Yes, it is. >> I'd like to know your name. >> You don't need to know it right now. >> Yes, I do. >> No, you don't. >> Yes, officer I do. I need to know my >> Yes, you did. You guys are amazing. >> Your body cams are still on. Yes, >> is your body cam on, officer? Uh, >> yes, it is. >> Oh, I'd like to know your name. >> You don't need to know it right now. >> Yes, I do. >> No, you don't. >> Yes, actually I do. I need to know my >> You're going to need to turn around and go. You'll find out later. >> Put it in now. >> Thank you. >> You'll get it later. >> No, I'm going to get it now. >> You [ __ ] [ __ ] You hopped it. You are absolutely out of the loft. You are completely out of the lot. You would have done that. >> Okay. >> All six of you. Seven, eight, nine. What county is this? What county? >> You don't even know, do you? >> How about you tell me? I came to get my phone. >> We went to Port Town last night. >> How about you tell me what county is this? >> What county is it? >> What county? She was all over the place, too. >> Where's your car at? >> She's clenching in the T. >> You have to hide. >> You saw it. >> Absolutely nothing. >> Oh, good. Take care of this one. >> Whoa. >> Do you have any injuries, ma'am? >> Uh, yeah. I have a broken finger. You are definitely putting force on it. >> Okay. Well, we're kind of having to because you're resisting >> right now. You're you're under arrest for a looting police officer. >> Oh, is that a law? >> Yeah, it is a Washington state law. What's the law? Repeat it. >> Repeat the law. >> Repeat the law. >> Somebody find a first rehearsal. >> Repeat the law. >> I think it came out when she came out. >> Repeat the law. No, it did not. My phone came out. What is the law that I break in? >> What is the law that I am breaking? What is the law that I'm breaking? >> Suspicion of DUI. >> Oh, suspicion. Based on what evidence? Based on what? >> Based on driving. The lady drove herself into a ditch and she asked why they suspected her of DUI. >> Stop. >> I don't stop. Repeat the law. I don't have to stop. >> No, I do not repeat the law. >> I don't think you know. >> I do. >> Yeah. I have a dog as well. >> We're going to take care of the dog. >> Well, we can't leave it out here. We all need to vacuum by yourselves. >> Is she going in your car? >> Put me in the car. You are hurting me. You are hurting me. I'm not putting physical on you. You are in physical pain. >> Put me in a car now. >> You're not. >> You are twisting my wrist and all we're doing is holding arrest. >> 25. He's They're going to take the DUI if we want to do the elude. >> Elude. >> Yeah. State the law. State the law. >> Haven't got an idea on her. >> State the law. >> State the law. What law? >> Yes. >> You understand? You have a right to an resist. And now you're going to assault. >> I'm not resisting. You're actually twisting my arm back. Are your body cams on? >> Yep. They sure are. >> Oh, good. Cuz you actually are the one. >> Now you're being charged with assaulting an officer. >> Oh. So what? >> For elbowing me in the chest. You just elbowed me in the chest. >> Actually, you're the one who's twisting my hand. >> Well, we can argue while they're handcuffed. >> We can argue it later. >> While they're handcuffed, >> you can still fight in handcuffs, man. >> We will argue it in court. >> I hope you guys are 100% sure that you are 100% within the law. >> Oh yeah. >> Here in Jefferson County, Washington State. [clears throat] >> Are you going to do any kind of things? Tell us what your name is. I don't need to tell you my name. You're going to go dig through my [ __ ] You already broke my window. >> I mean, we knew the plate was, so >> there you go. >> Are you Shannon? >> Oh, no answer. I guess >> I'm think you got Are you finished? Are you going to put it in the car? >> We're working on my vehicle. Are you going to put your dog? >> Great. Awesome. Good. You guys can also pay for the two windows you bust >> and your dog will go to the shelter. >> Wonderful. Here in Jefferson County. Great. Great. Great. How many arrests have you guys made this month? Just wondering. >> Well, not this month. >> Just you, ma'am. Just you. >> Oh, how about Yeah, cuz it's the first day of the month. How about her? If you want to give him a >> Are you finished? You can't. You don't know that I have a DUI. You just truly think that I have a DUI. >> Just like you said, suspicion of DUI. >> Suspicion based on what evidence. >> Your actions. >> What actions? >> Your car being off in the woods over there. Maybe it was a social media post. >> The address came back. >> Maybe it was a social media post. >> Just so you know, we're being recorded, so anything you say can will be held against you in a >> court. Well, you haven't read me right my right yet. How you covered baby. You [music] busted my >> We're not asking you any questions. So, >> you're not cuz you don't when that time comes, we'll read. You bust my car and then you put me in handcuffs on suspicion of DUI, but you don't even have any actually evidence that you can actually state. So, what's your evidence, officer? What's your evidence? >> I already told you. >> Since she's going to keep yapping non-stop for about 5 minutes. Let's skip that and we'll move to when transportation arrives on the scene. >> Thank you for shining a light on my face, Deputy Fernsteiner. You're doing a great job. >> You're doing a fantastic job, Deputy Ferner. Appreciate >> that. Yeah, you guys are amazing. suspicion of DUI. How about you guys actually actually consider there could be other reasons why I would be swinging on a Washington roadway. Oh, no lights. Oh, perhaps trees on both sides. Maybe it was because I didn't know where I was going because we are in the middle of nowhere. >> But yeah, let the rest break my window spray pepper spray in my eyes. Are you still filming? Yes. >> I have the right to face you. I can't face you. I can't face you. So, take your strength off my >> Take your strength off my tricep. I don't have the right to face you, officer. I don't have the right to face you. You just get to strong on me. Nobody is around Miranda me. I am not getting >> We're not asking you any questions, are you? >> I'm not getting in a car until you >> This is an ambulance. >> Great. What ambulance? >> Who is this? Who is this? All right. Quilting. Quilting. Fire and rescue. >> Quilting team fire and rescue. I respect you firefighters. Thank you. I will cooperate. >> Do you police officers? >> Hey, I'm going to move your hair out of your eyes. >> Oh, why do that? Just spray copper spray. Break my windows. Spray my dog. Spray my French cheese. Spray me. Why? Cuz driving your Mercedes and then putting her social media post up. Sure. Awesome. Awesome. I would love it. She's been >> strong. Are you serious? I'm holding. >> Are you still filming? >> I sure am. >> Good. >> You have the right to talk to an attorney. >> You have the right to talk to an attorney before answering any questions. You have the right to be present during questioning. For you without cost if you so desire and exercise these rights at any time. You understand these rights. Do you understand? My name's Lyn. I'm an EMT. I'm going to take care of you. Check out. Okay. I'm going to touch your hair. Okay. Do you want to touch some pepper spray with? >> No. No. No. >> Oh, that's what these dead hairspray pepper spray on me. Oh my god. Yeah. It's amazing. Are you coming to my ambulance with me? >> Do I have a choice? Clearly, I don't. I'm handcuffed in a strong arm. I have no choice. So, I'm definitely getting in your ambulance with you, Lyn. Okay, come on. >> In the end, she's charged with DUI, attempting to elude a police vehicle, and resisting arrest. Her dog was taken into custody and remanded to the county animal shelter. The cops then later learned that she had two prior DUI arrests. Moving on to this crazy case now where two drunk principals got double DUI in one vehicle. >> We're both principles. We're not bad people. >> No, please. We're under arrest. >> No. Why? >> Well, because you you were given an opportunity to go home and then you made the choice to then go get the car that you were told to leave in the parking lot and drink impaired or drive it. >> Hey, good evening. >> Hi. Hey, do you happen to have your driver's license and registration on you? >> I don't have my license, but I have a copy of it. >> Don't have your license, but you have a copy? >> Yeah, I can. >> Yes. Can you give him my license? This is my car. This is my car. >> Your car? >> Yes. This is >> Okay. >> My friend is good getting me home. >> Okay. Well, she's driving, so we got to have her license. >> I got I know. >> Stop. >> I know. Where's your name? >> You still looking for it? >> What's your first name? >> Jennifer. >> Jennifer. >> We're both principles. >> I'm >> Oh, you have a picture of it. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. I'll write it. >> My first. >> Okay, I'll write it down. And you said it's your car, correct? >> Her car. >> Okay, that's fine. >> No problem. And where are you ladies coming from tonight? where we're like two seconds away from the house. >> Yeah, but I said where I asked where you were coming from the kids and then >> Okay, that's fine. Serious >> to eat and then riding home. >> All right. >> Well, they sound drunk. Pretty sure they of alcohol. And the officer thinks so, too. So, he's going to ask them if they had anything to drink. >> Miss Jennifer, are you consuming any alcohol today? Yes, >> cuz I can smell it. Which? >> Yes, I have. Okay. Or you mind stepping back here so I can talk to you. Are you related to her or anything? >> I'm a best friend. That's >> why. Right over here. Be careful. Why? Why is she speaking for you? >> Let's not fall here. Let's go right where the light is. >> Yep. Just right there. Okay. Say that again. >> She's worried about me. >> Okay. Why is she worried about you? you're >> cuz we are both high up in we are both >> high in the totem pole of you know education and >> okay >> our workforce so it's it's it's hard and we're both uh married to police officers so >> okay well my wife's married to a police officer too and I'm >> just get home and I >> Is she currently married to one or she have an Um, both of us are, we just recently divorced, >> so I'm trying to get her home and >> Okay. >> I thought she was going to be the DVD, but it didn't happen. And so I'm just trying to get a quarter of the way home. >> Okay. >> I just moved. We just got divorced and I just moved. >> I'm sorry to hear that. >> Uh, I don't know. You should be thankful for me. Well, I don't know about the personal stuff, but just just to be clear, the reason why we're here is because >> you you guys are over by Mini Do you know the area? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you're over by Minihaha. >> Mhm. >> Um and what would that be? East Avenue. >> Yeah. >> You know where that is? >> Yes. >> Okay. You guys were at the light. When you're coming down Minihaha, you're all over the road. >> Okay. >> To the point even when you come around this corner, you're in that travel lane. Okay. So then >> I sure might. Okay. I believe you. I I I don't know, but I believe you. Okay. >> Do you remember hitting the curb over there by like morning drive? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. So that that's why I'm here. And then I go up, I talk to you. I notice you have like very slow delay reactions. I could smell the alcohol. Um you even have like slow blink. You know >> your orbital sway. Like I said when you see >> Huh. >> I know it all. I've been there 20 years with my >> So, I'm just I'm just explaining to you why I got you out of the car. It's not every day that I usually have a passenger do more talking than the driver does. So, >> she's worried about me. >> I'm worried. I'm worried too. That's why I'm here >> because I'm a good person and she doesn't want me to be. >> So, Jennifer, I never said you were a bad person. >> No, no, no. It's not about that. It's just >> All right. >> Sorry about my future. Get And with suspicion of driving under the influence, the officer then asked her to perform a field sobriety test. However, she's going to refuse to do so. >> Well, since we're in this position with you, you know, having operating control of the motor vehicle. >> Yes. >> What I'm going to ask of you is if you would like to perform field sobriety exercises to dispel my concern, >> I can't do that. >> Can't do it. >> Remember, my ex was >> Your ex is irrelevant. He's not in the car with you. >> I No, I get that. But you know, >> so I'm asking you cuz you're you're an adult. >> No, I can't. >> So, do you want me to repeat it or do you understand what I said? >> I'm sorry. Repeat it if you want. >> Okay. So, what I'm asking or requesting of you is that you perform field sobriety exercises to dispel my concern that you're able to safely operate. >> Okay. So, you don't want me to explain it? >> No. >> Okay. You sure you don't want me to explain? >> I mean, you could you can explain if you want to. Sure. >> Well, I keep trying. You keep interrupting. So, I don't want you to be confused. I I I don't remember. >> If you if you understand, you understand. I don't have to go. I'm just trying to >> You can You can >> So, you do want me to explain? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. >> The reason I'm asking that is because I would like you to perform field sobriety exercises to dispel my concern that you are able to safely operate that vehicle. >> I see. >> So, I know you've given me an answer, but with me saying that, >> do you not want to perform fields bry exercises or do No. >> Okay. And you understand the recourse from that what what takes place? >> I I I I think so. But you can expand on that if you will. You >> will. So what that means is that I'm going to take the information gathered from your driving pattern and and the roadside that I made with you, roadside contact, and make a determination on what I'm going to do next. >> So when I ask that's, you know, and you say you don't want to dispel my concern, that's okay. That you're right. But then I'm telling you I have to take based off what I have and make a determination. >> Does that make sense? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. >> Can I speak to you solely without another party or not? >> Well, I was just it was you and me here before she got here. >> Yeah, exactly. That's what I'm asking. >> So, do you want to perform a field soiety exercises? >> Can I speak to you solely without her? I'm not It's not about >> uh after after you answer my questions. Okay. >> So, do you want to perform the exercise? Okay. And you do understand adverse consequences. >> Okay. >> All right. >> So, go ahead. Put your hands behind your back. >> As the cops are putting the driver under arrest, the passenger started to act up. >> Hey, stay in the car. >> I know. We're good. >> Okay. Stay in the car. >> Come on. We're like 2 seconds from home. >> Okay, cool. >> We're both school principals. We're like, come on. Don't do this to us. >> Do what? I I'm standing here. >> I know. Like, we're not doing anything wrong. She's taking care of me. >> Okay. I I didn't I didn't say y'all did anything wrong. I'm just standing. >> You're not. >> So, all I did was just tell you not to get out of the car. >> That's it. >> All right. >> All right. So, she is going to be arrested. >> No, she's not. >> That's why. >> That's what that officer came to the conclusion. >> Why? >> He came to that conclusion. She was driving intoxicated. >> No. Why? Okay. >> Come on. >> So >> like we're two principles of two charters. Please don't do this to our careers. >> Okay. So that's not that's okay. >> Please don't. >> That's not to me. What's already done is it's done. Okay. It's done. >> Please don't. It's done. Please don't. >> So can you call someone to give you a ride? >> I will. But please don't do that to me. >> Okay. Call someone to give you a ride. >> But come on. >> Call someone to come pick you up. >> What happened? >> Call someone to come pick you up cuz obviously you're not in a good state to drive. >> I understand. and it would be a danger to yourself and other people out on the road. >> I I understand, but like I don't want that to happen. >> Okay, so it's it's already done. It's already done. She's already >> She's already placed under arrest. She's already >> determined to be di It's done. It's done. >> It's done. There is no There's no negotiating. >> Please, I'm begging you. We work for Okay. No, no, no, no. You got to listen to me. All right. No, no, no. You're listening to me. Get Get a [ __ ] ride here right now. We're done. >> I will. >> We're done. >> I will. >> It's already said and done. Get a ride. >> I will. >> Get a ride. >> Please. Like, please. We're not. >> We We legit like we legitly live to serve the community. >> We're not [ __ ] trying to be nothing. We're trying to make it home safely. Please. She's not a bad person. She's a super good person. >> Okay. So, please. >> It's already done. >> No, >> it's already done. The officer already made that arrest. >> It's already done. We're >> saying please get you nowhere. It It's done. >> Please. So, what did I do to help her? >> There's nothing you can do right now. >> Why? >> She's already under arrest in the back of a cop car. It's over. >> Please. >> The right thing to do. The right thing. The right thing to do would have been to get a ride home instead of having her drive. >> I will. >> I would have done that. Okay. >> I would have done that if she was trying to take care of me. Please. >> Nope. A what a nice friendship. Too bad she let her friend drive drunk. And uh on a side note, that begging of hers is kind of annoying, right? Are you hollering? >> Yeah. Can I calm her down, please? >> Uh, no. >> I beg you. Take me instead. >> Why? There's nothing. There's no reason to take >> Yes. Please. Can you please take me? >> Hey, I'm just going to turn this off right now. >> No. Can you please please? We are two school. >> This is This is her phone. She wants her phone. >> I know. Listen to me. Please. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. We are two school principles. We [ __ ] live our lives for other people. Okay. >> Please don't do this. Please take me instead. >> Hey, Christina. Right. >> Yes. Listen, >> Christina. Hey, >> listen to me. >> I want you to I want you to listen to me real quick. >> Listen to me. >> We work for school. >> Hey, you mentioned that. I'm going to tell you something. >> Come on. >> Jennifer already made a decision. She wants her phone. I'm going to take it with her. You can call. Listen. You can call for Uber or a ride. >> I will. >> Okay. Go ahead and work on that. Does your Uber say it's here? >> Yeah, >> it does. Okay. So, what do you want us to do with your vehicle? >> So, where did I leave my car? >> So, >> you could leave it in Colonial. >> Do you want us to put it over there? >> I could put it over there. You can put over there. Whatever you want. >> No, we can't have you drive over there. That's the thing. So, you want us to go move this into that parking lot right there? Yes. >> Is that Are you good with that? like 100%. Are you 100% sure that because this is your vehicle, I'm not going to do what you want. >> 100% sure you can put it over there. >> Okay. Can we stay out of the road [laughter] here? The Uber's over here. If you want to go sit down and he'll bring you your key. Okay. >> She's a school principal, bro. She's a principal. She's a good person. She was trying to get me home safely. I understand. I understand. We have a job to do. Okay. And I understand >> it is what it is for now. Like this this conversation isn't good for you. If you wanted to talk about this with somebody like when you're a little more sober, like sure, but this isn't a this isn't a good time for you either. Okay. >> Okay. >> But we helped you out. We didn't tow the car. Helped you get to the Uber. He's right here. He's waiting on you. You got your key back, right? >> Okay. So, how do I get my friend back? >> So, she has to go through our process. >> Does she have a a a phone? Does she have anything? >> Yeah, she'll have access to her phone. She can get phone numbers out of it. She'll be able to call you or whoever she needs to. Okay? She has a process. It's not crazy like she's not going to not have a phone, but you just got to be patient and wait. Okay? It's going to be a little bit. All right. But I think he's uh >> waiting on you all. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Uh-huh. >> And that's the end of that, right? Well, less than 3 hours later, the passenger returns to take her car and drives away only to get pulled over again. Hey, turn off the car. >> Why are you driving? >> Worried? >> Because I was trying to pull this out to get her transfer to Lake to Mary's. So, I'm just going to go and wait. >> Okay. Well, we're in a different area now because you're driving and you shouldn't be driving. >> I understand. She lives right there. I was at her house and then I called and they told me that she was right there at the South Lake place, the South Lake whatever. They told me I needed $2,000 to bond her out. So, I went to the ATM, but my ATM card doesn't work. >> So, then now I'm like stuck. So, I don't know what to do cuz she can't get out till 10:30. So, then I'm going to go back to her house right now. That's what I was doing. Like I'm not meaning to do anything wrong. I'm way better. >> I just talked to you. You were really drunk when I talked to you. It's a couple hours later. >> I understand. I'm really not. I promise you I'm not. I'm just really worried. My friend is bothering you. >> Well, I can still smell it. So, are you able to do field sobriety exercises for me? >> I'm fine. I don't want to go to jail either. >> Go ahead and step out for me. Okay. >> We're just going to come to the sidewalk. >> Oh my god. If she doesn't want to go to jail, she should have stayed home after getting lucky the first time. >> Uh, what's your question? >> What would you do if I was your prison? >> Not drive. >> I understand that. Like, I don't know what to do. >> What was your question about your options? >> I don't want to I want to be able to wake up in the morning and go get her and be okay. Be okay. Can I be okay? We're both principles. We're not bad people. >> Okay. >> The freaking cops through this. She I don't know what she said. I don't know what she did. She had a freaking abusive husband that was a cop. So she has >> We're getting We're getting sidetracked. Okay. I >> So as far as what we have gave him attitude. I'm not going to say she didn't, >> but >> not relevant. Okay. So what we have now% >> right? >> I know. >> Do you understand where we're at? You said you willing to do field sobriety exercises. >> You still willing to do that? >> I I feel way better than it was before when you sent me home. I understand that. And I did go home. I was in the parking lot for 2 hours and then I called and they told me she was a South Lake. So like they told me she was right there. So I tried to pay the $2,000. They don't take it right now. >> Do you want to do field soriety exercises or not? >> What are my options? >> So your options are you could do field sobriety exercises. And if you say you're better, that gives you the opportunity to dispel my concerns that you're not operating the vehicle while you're intoxicated. Okay. >> If you don't want to do those, that can be used against you in court. You're refused to participate and I have to make a determination based on what I have so far, right? >> Which I just talked to you. I know >> you're really drunk and you're already driving again. >> I know. >> You see what I'm saying? >> That was a while ago. I get it. I understand. >> So, you will do field sobriety exercises. >> That's fine. >> I don't I'm not sure what's like what's better for me. Like I don't know. >> Your choice. I >> just I would trade for her in a second. So, it's >> I got you. I gave you your options. You're going to do them or not? Up to you. Okay. >> After a series of tests, the cops decided to let her reunite with her friend by putting her under arrest. >> All right. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Please. >> No. Please. >> You're under arrest. >> No. Why? >> Well, because you you were given an opportunity to go home. >> You got a ride. >> Listen. And then you made the choice to then go get the car that you were told to leave in the parking lot and drink impaired or drive >> and drive impaired. >> Please, please, please. We don't have anybody else. Like, what was going to like please? >> Well, she was going to be in there for 8 hours. There was no point. >> I understand that, but please, please. She thinks I'm going to get her at 10:30. Please. Becky, please. >> It's not 10:30. >> Please. She was going to go out at 10:30. Please. Come on, guys. I'm not like impaired. I just passed a whole test. >> It's not a test. It's exercises. There's no pass. >> I understand. But I did. >> Do you mind facing the car? >> Come on. Please. >> And move your feet apart. >> Please. >> Do you mind moving your feet apart? I don't want to have to do it for you. Thank you. >> I have two kids. Please. I'm not doing anything. >> Is there somebody at home with their kids? With your kids? >> Please. Yes, they're dead. >> Okay. >> As long as there's an adult there. So, how do we get out? >> You have You're going to have to wait 8 hours. You have to sober up. >> You can bond out in 8 hours. >> I really am. >> No. >> Okay. >> You can bond out in 8 hours. >> Do you have anything in your bra? >> No, I have nothing. >> You guys can like arrest both of us. >> Both these women were charged with DUI and refusal to submit to DUI testing. Moving on to the next case where this drunk woman turned a simple traffic stop into a double zap. >> Starting your words, you can barely stand up straight. Get out of the car. You couldn't talk to me. Your eyes are glossy. Do not sit back down. Smell it coming from you. I can smell it coming from the car. You're slurring your speech. Get out of the car or I'm going to pull you out of the car. >> All right. >> What the is wrong with me? Let's just >> It's June 14th, 2025. Cops conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for making an illegal right turn before driving down the middle of the road. Now, it should have been a simple traffic stop. We'll quickly take a chaotic turn. I can't roll it down. The car is off. Roll your windows down. >> Well, I mean, I can turn the car back on and roll it down, man. >> Where are we heading to tonight? >> Well, I'm going home. >> Going home. >> I just pulled over cuz my friend is right there. And I was going to stop and say hi to him and he's on the phone. So, >> okay. Do you have an ID on you? >> Yeah. >> Come on. >> You can take >> You can take that walk. Go ahead. Can you turn the phone? Just hang up on him and talk to him. Hang up the phone and talk to the officer. By the way, >> are you walking this way? >> As the cops are talking to this woman, they notice a strong scent of alcohol coming from that car and her slurred speech. So, with suspicion of her being intoxicated, the officers asked her to step out of the vehicle to do a sobriety test. And of course, another one refuses to do so. real quick. I'm going to travel south and northwest Washington. >> Got no reasonable place. It's going to be a silver event. >> Yeah. A little bit to drink tonight. No, I'm going to have you come over here with me. Okay. Go ahead. Field right. Okay. Because you're learning your words. You barely stand up straight for the car. You couldn't talk to me. Your eyes are glossy. >> Do not sit back down. >> Get out of the car. >> No. Because you guys are not going to sit there and do this because you have an assumption. >> Get out of the car or to a rescue for obstruction. >> Obstruction of what? >> No obstruction. Because you had an assumption. >> Get out of the car. I can smell it coming from you. I can smell it coming from the car. You're slurring your speech. Get out of the car or I'm going to pull you out of the car. >> Uh, the officers had enough of her BS. They'll give her one last chance to comply before physically pulling her out of the car. >> Why are you being an [ __ ] >> You have 3 seconds. >> Just get out of the car. >> But why is he being >> Just get out of the car. >> All right. >> What the is wrong with the Stop. Stop. Stop. >> You want to get tased? >> Roll over. >> Just roll over. >> I just threw my face off. >> What the? >> Roll over. >> Roll over. Stop. >> Roll over. Roll over on your stomach. >> Roll over on your stomach. >> You just threw my concrete. >> Roll over on your stomach. >> Roll over on your Listen to me for 3 seconds. >> Roll over on your stomach. >> Please lay down. Just lay down. >> You're making it harder FOR YOU. >> YOU'RE NOT MAKING IT HARD FOR ME. >> Stop or you're going to get it again. >> Put your hand behind. >> Put your hand behind your back or you're getting it again. >> Put your hand behind your back. [screaming] Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. >> Hold here. If she had just complied with the officers, things wouldn't have gotten this far. And it took like two tases for her to listen. You think she would have learned her lesson, but nope. She continues to argue with the officer. >> What the What the did I do to you? What the why the deploy? All right, we're going to roll you over on your side. Okay, >> that's okay. >> Okay, roll it. All right, we're going to sit you up. You're going to lean against me. Okay, >> what the did I do? What did I do? >> Just lean back against my knee. >> I'm not resisting. >> Lean back against me and take a >> threw me out of my car. >> I see. >> Lean back. >> HE THREW MY FACE ON THE GROUND. >> JUST TAKE A BREATH. Just calm down. We're We're good now. We're good now. No, we're not good. >> Yeah, we're good now. >> How are we good? >> How is you throwing my face on the ground? I'm good. [panting] >> Take a breath. >> What the did I do? >> I gave you ample opportunity. >> I didn't see you. What I did? I stopped. I stopped. >> It's fine. >> Listen. I gave you >> No, it's not. I gave you >> dude. Just listen to me for your time. >> Just listen to me. It's not. I gave you. >> Just listen. Hey, just listen. >> Is 950687 breath. >> We're fine now. >> NO, WE'RE NOT FINE. >> Just listen. Listen to me. >> How are we fine? >> Here. Come here. Just look at me. >> Just wait. >> Look at me and listen. Okay. >> How is any of this fine? HOW ARE YOU THROWING my face on the ground? Fine. >> Look at me. >> You threw my face on the ground. >> Look at me and listen. You couldn't even talk to me. You just threw my face on the [ __ ] ground. >> Look at me and listen. Okay. I asked >> No, look at you and listen. >> I asked you to get out of the car so we could do some field sobriety tests. >> Okay. >> You then sat back down the car. >> No, because you're going to sit here and I came over here. >> I said I said get out of the vehicle. You did not. >> So therefore, I pulled you out of No, I didn't get out of the vehicle. >> Once we pulled you out of the vehicle, you decided you wanted to fight. >> Well, no. I wanted to sit down because of the fact that you want to stay here. We told you multiple times to put your hands behind your back. You did not. >> You got tased. >> That's >> And again, you did not listen the second time. So, I hit you again with the taser. >> Yes, I know I did. >> He smashed the face. He smashed my face on the ground. >> He drugged me out of my >> Ready. One, two, three. >> Hi. No, I want a picture of that. a picture. >> I want to take a picture. >> We're going to set you up in prison. >> I want a picture of my face is bleeding because you're caught slamming on the goddamn room. >> Hold on. >> I'm pulling these out. I'm going to get these out for just a second so we can pull these back. >> They're right there. >> They already smashed my >> In the end, she's charged with resisting arrest. obstructing official business, DUI, improper turn, and driving in marked lanes. Let's move on to this case now where a drunk woman gets arrested after driving the wrong way. >> So, right now, you are underestimating DUI. Okay. >> No. No. I really honestly honestly >> It's March 17th, 2025. A cop on patrol conducted a traffic stop on this vehicle for driving the wrong way down a one-way street. Okay. What happened next? >> I didn't know a oneway. You didn't know? >> No. And you know what's funny? I used to live here for 20 years. >> Okay. There's a sign right on that turn. Okay. >> I was like looking for directions to Gary again cuz I' I've been gone for like 10 years and I'm like I don't know where I'm going. And my friends I'm like I don't know. You're going to >> Okay. Uh just let my body cam recorded. Okay. So that's why I stopped you because you were going down the wrong way. >> I know. I was like uhoh. I forgot that it was >> Yeah. Can I get your driver license registration and proof of insurance? >> Oh no. I don't have it. >> You don't have what business? >> Okay. And your driver license and insurance? >> I don't know. >> Where are you coming from tonight or today? >> Oh, I just came from my friend's house. I was just power washing her. >> How much have you had to drink today? Me? >> Nothing. >> Nothing? >> No, I don't drink. >> Can I Can I have you take off your your your glasses? Okay. All right. >> Anything to smoke or anything like that today? >> No. No. >> I'm not sure what else you want, but >> cigarettes. Cigarette. I don't smoke. >> I had one because I'm so stressed out. >> Okay. >> I need to prove. >> Okay. So, um if you did a voluntary breath test, it would it would show nothing. >> Okay. Like I said, I smelled smoking and you said you didn't smoke and then and then you were like, "Oh, actually I did. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Just sit tight. Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. >> The officer then returned to ask her to do a breath test, but she kept stalling for time. >> And you said you would do a volunteer breath test. >> Yes. I am I am coming off of medicine. I did not sleep. I had a problem with the food. I came in. I was up for 3. I had to get up and help my friend write a parenting plan which I used to work for the court as a guardian client. >> Okay. >> And CPS I still, you know, >> law enforcement at night and I'm so I feel so sick and I said I will come say hi to everybody but then I need to go home because I don't feel good. >> What kind of medication are you on? >> I'm on >> Does that make you sleepy or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, I just am I'm tired because I haven't slept in since I got here. It's been stressful for me. >> I'm going to be completely honest with you. So, >> um, we're doing a DUI emphasis tonight. >> Okay. So, you're going down the wrong way. Your eyes are red and I smelled um are like smoke or like I don't know what I was smelling and then you're like, "Oh, I don't smoke." Okay. >> You want to see? >> Um, >> it's literally cigarette. >> So, if you don't want to go ahead and do the Okay. So, if you don't want to go ahead and do like the walk and turn the eye stuff, we can just do the voluntary preliminary breath test and then I'll let you go on your way if that's something you want. >> Okay. So, are you willing to do a voluntary preliminary breath test? >> No, I don't need to. I just look at what I did. I have peace. >> Okay. Can I can I have you step out then? >> I am tired and I'm shaky cuz I just got news that my mom is dying and I'm her power of attorney. After asking her to step out of the car, the cop then tried to have her take a field sobriety test, but you know, she can't seem to stop talking at all. >> You said you don't feel good and and whatnot. I want to make sure you're safe to drive. Are you willing to do the voluntary sign field soiety test? >> What does that mean? >> So, it's like the eye test. >> I can't believe you're doing this. You know what I said to my husband who was a wildland firefighter just 5 minutes ago before I left? I said, I need to come home. I need to go back to our farm. We have a farm and a homestead. I moved there seven years ago from here. I lived here 20 years. I worked in the courts as a as a guardian of it and child protecting school, child protection service. And um every time I come to Bellingham, something happens. And I said, I got to leave before I swear I swear to him that the police would >> like I said, I just want to be like, we're doing a DR since you're going down the wrong way on street. I want to make sure. >> I don't remember Bellingham and my friend was My mom was My mom is going into the hospital. I got a phone call right when I turned the wrong way. And I haven't lived in Bellingham for 10 years and I forgot the oneways. That's all. >> Like I said, I just want to make sure you're not impaired and then I'll let you be on your way. Okay. >> I'm prepared emotionally. >> Okay. So, can you please me? >> Yes. >> Okay. You said you're willing to do. >> Yes. But without my prescription sunglasses. >> I have contacts and glasses in the car. I don't get them. >> Can you Can you Can you No, no, no. Can you f Can you see this pen? >> Well, I can't see is what I'm talking about. >> Can you see this pen? >> Yes, I can see the pen. >> Can you see it now? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, you can see the pen, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I can see your gear. >> Feet together. Hands to your side. >> So, I just want you to look at the this pen with your eyes and your eyes only. >> I have a tumor in my eye and I need my glasses. Can I get my glasses? Cuz I I literally >> You can't see the pen. You just told me. >> I can't see. I have it. Let me just grab this. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Sorry. I need my glass. Where are they at? >> I'm like literally >> Where are they at? >> Officially they're right. >> Do you want me to grab them? >> I don't know. There. I have my sunglasses on the They're prescription. They're somewhere right there. I do need more than your permission to grab them. >> I have to drive with prescriptions. So, they're right there. Do >> you need them for driving? >> No, I have to use them for driving. >> Okay, so we're not driving right now. I need them because I need tests. Yeah, because I need readers. I'm old. I'm almost 50. I mean, >> I'm just asking if you can see this. And you said yes. >> Yes, I can. >> Okay, >> I'm saying if I'm just saying if you want a complete test. >> She's adding more illness every minute that passes. Got to get her to jail before she turns to dust. >> And I have an eye tumor. I just want you to know that. >> Okay. Thanks for letting me know. Okay. >> Follow the >> I know. I know. I'm telling you. I have Yeah. Okay. And you're really close and it's like I need my phone but like I really am very blind without them but like it's >> like it's >> well I have to have them. >> These are standard for somebody. So every time we do this for >> I know. Can I just grab my glasses? Do Can you not see the pen? Well, it's it's with the tremor that I have. It's I have depth perception issues and then it's hard to focus on things that close. So, if I'm here, that's fine. I can do it. But up close, I have trouble with the eyes. So, that's why those they they have different lenses. >> So, can you just follow it with your eyes? Your eyes only. >> No. Yeah. >> Just focus on the P. >> I am. I'm trying. It's hard. This is hard with this. >> Okay. Do you just want to preliminary breath test? You don't want to >> No. Let me get my glasses. >> So, you don't want to just do this? No. I feel like I'm being violated right now by Bellingham Police. I always feel like that when I'm here. >> Okay. Then I just need to follow instructions. Okay. >> I just need you to follow instructions. >> Yeah. But I need you to let me get my glasses. My >> Well, if you can see a pen. I got to be able to see your eyes, right? I'm going to >> I have depth perception issues without them is what I'm telling you. And you're not listening. >> Okay. We can get them. >> So, can I get them? >> Can I get them for you? >> No. >> So, you're back in the car right now. So I can Well, I can reach in my bag and you can explain to me where they're at. >> I can't see right now. So try all the way through it. >> No, I'm having a pain. Hold on a second. >> It actually does hurt to >> Okay. Do you just want to do a breath test? >> Go ahead. No, it's >> So if you had nothing to drink, there's nothing to be worried about. >> I'm not doing it. I am going home. I am tired. I just want to go home. I don't feel good. >> Okay, then I Okay, so you're willing to keep going? >> You literally just came out for two seconds. >> Okay, can you follow instructions? >> She's not going to follow the cop's instructions. Refuses to take a breath test. She's not only a hypochondric, but also a professional liar. >> I'm trying to perform this. >> I know. And I syndrome. I have celiac. I have seven autoimmune conditions and it makes a dry eye. And I have >> I'm sorry. I have a lot of problems with my health and I am trying my best. I promise you. Like I have seen there were two people down the street right behind me that they were clearly intoxicated driving and tasering me. And >> so for this I want you to take nine heel totoe steps down the line and then I want you to take a turn using a series of small steps and then nine heel toe steps back. I'm going to demonstrate what that's going to look like. Okay. >> Put these back up. I can I can I get my Can you grab my coat right back there, please, or something? I'm freezing here. We're not We're We're going to continue. Okay. >> Cold. >> Okay. Okay. Well, we're going to continue. Okay. So, I told you to stay in the starting position. >> I'm sorry. I can't concentrate if I'm freezing. I'm actually really cold >> and I have an ADA diagnosis and I'm going to I'm going to press charges if I >> Is it the white coat? >> Coat. Yes. I'm getting upset >> and I am I have a lawyer already. >> That's fine. I just want to make sure you're not impaired, right? >> I'm not. >> Okay. I got to I got to make sure of that. >> Okay. You already did. All right. I'm fine. I'm freezing. I just want to go say hi. Stop by to my friends who own the restaurant right there and teach salsa. >> And own and take a deep breath. >> I don't want to eat there. I don't want to drink there. I just want to go home and go to bed and say hello to my friends that I haven't seen in 10 years. >> My mom's in the hospital and I'm just like I'm stressed out and I'm recovering and I'm sorry. >> So, are you willing to continue with this or not? Okay. >> Of course. Okay. >> So, go ahead and please your left. >> Sorry. I don't want to hear from you. My clothes >> and you did hear that I have so hip out of socket, right? >> So you So you heard that. >> Is it going to prevent you from walking in a straight line? >> It could. It's actually I you can call my friend who's a massage therapist who gave you a massage. >> Like I said, these are voluntary, right? These are voluntary. So if you don't want to do I didn't tell you to do anything just yet. >> You did. >> I said I was going to explain and then I was going to demonstrate what I want you going to demonstrate. Okay. I thought you told me to take you to stop. >> Thank you. >> Okay. The final thing is a voluntary preliminary breath test doesn't take place in a veterary breath test. Okay. It's just for me to gauge um where you're at. Okay. >> Well, that's okay. Well, this is voluntary, right? >> After a series of tests, the cops determined that she was driving drunk and put her under arrest. >> So, at this point, I just got to make my determination based on everything that I have. should already have done that a long time ago and I'm going to call my lawyer. So, stop. Stop. >> Yeah. No, I'm so done. You I've been This has happened so many times with you guys. >> Okay. So, right now you are underestimating DUI. Okay. >> No, I really honestly honestly listen you're going to go and handcuff. >> No, I am so tiredly listen to me. I am actually friendly. >> I'm not I'm not okay. No. And I literally I don't I feel like I'm so harassed and I'm about to poop my pants because we're gonna go to jail. So they'll change you there. >> No. Stop. Please stop. I have cancer and I have 88. >> We don't want to invite you into handcuffs. You got to go in. Okay. Please put your hands on your back. Stop. We're going to put you in handcuffs. Please stop. Nicole, we got to do this. Okay. Why do you think this? I'm just >> based on all my observations. Okay. That's >> Don't fight us. Okay. Don't fight us. >> Stop. Stop. Please stop. Listen to me. >> We are. >> No, you're not. You haven't from the start. I am my mother's power of attorney. I have It's super stressful and I just I have been here to help my friend who's a Harvard graduate. She's down there. She can vouch for me. >> Okay. >> Well, right now you're under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> No. Why? >> Because because based on my observations. >> So, you want me to take a breath test? I'll do it. >> I I already asked about that. >> Just No, let's just do it. Mr. I will pass. I will pass. >> Go ahead and place your hands behind your back. >> Stop fighting us. Stop fighting us. >> I will pass. >> We don't want you to pick up another challenge. Okay. >> I will pass. Please. >> It's better for you to just comply. >> You're not going to talk. Okay. Please let me do it. I have to take my medication for cancer. I have to. >> We'll get out of your car. >> No, it's not there. It's at my friend's house. >> Okay. They have a medic that can talk to you when we get there. >> Please. We can work through all that. Okay. >> Please stop. Please. >> Even though her lies have been busted, she still hasn't given up. and continues yapping nonsense. >> Stop fighting us. >> No, I'm not fighting. I'm in pain. >> What's wrong? >> Because I'm I am broken. >> Okay, put your hands behind your back. >> Hand right here. >> Okay, hands down. >> Hands behind your back. You're under arrest. We've told you that plenty of times. Okay, >> stop. >> I haven't done I honestly haven't done anything wrong. >> I am so tired. >> Phone. >> No, I want her to come get my car and go to and get my >> You want your phone? >> I want Yes, of course. And my I need that with medication in there. Please, can you >> We're going to take everything out of your pockets. Okay. >> Okay. So, I have a broken thumb, by the way. >> You have a broken thumb? >> Yes. And a broken left wrist because of a farm accident. [music] And I have to I just got it taken care of today, but I need to go home and take care of it. >> Okay. Well, the faster we get through this, the faster you'll be out of handcuffs. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. All right. So, >> so you're going to we're going to take everything out of your your pockets. >> Okay. >> I don't have pockets. Anything in my pocket? >> You don't have anything in your pockets. Can you face my vehicle, please? >> Yes. >> Can you assist me with uh searching? >> Can you go ahead and take Go ahead and take a seat. >> I need So I have show I have ADA. I need my electrolyte water now like or I'm going to end up really sick and in the hospital. So I'm not kidding. I'm not kidding. >> I literally know my I know >> I'll advise the nursing staff. Okay. >> I really need it right now. like I'm going to either pants or I'm going to it's not it's a real thing. It's there's >> like like we told you plenty of times you are under arrest right now. Okay. So warn your Miranda rights. Okay. So you have the right to remove silently. Anything you say can be used against you law. You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have present with you while you're being questioned. If you can't afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before question if you wish. You can decide any time to exercise these rights and answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights? I've explained to you. >> What was that? I want a lawyer right now. >> Okay, I won't ask you anything further. >> We will be going to the walk and county jail >> and I need I need my water right now or you're violating ADA. I need the electrolytes. I swear to you, I am in recovery and as far as remission and I am sick and I'm barely able to come help my friend move this. Can you please get me my water? Just please I can do it. I can I can just sip it for my knees or something. I need it. >> In the end, she's charged with DUI and driving the wrong way on a one-way street. Let's move on to this case, shall we? Where a drunk teenager gets humbled after leaving the scene of a crash. >> I promise you, I'm going to tase you if you don't. >> Copy. You can't go to the place. >> Hey, hey, hey. >> Welcome to September 28th, 2022. Cops are chasing a suspect. later identified as 19-year-old Wesley Thompson, leaving the scene of a crash. Deputies caught up with him a few blocks away from his house. Wesley made it to his driveway where his car got stuck. When the cops apprehended him, the kid decided to double down on his bad decisions. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. 214. I 224. I got him at gunpoint. He was trying to pull into a driveway. Get out of the car now. Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. >> Behind you. Behind you. Behind you. Behind you. >> He's He's acting like he's got a gun. Just stay. Just keep >> acting like he has a gun. >> Just keep cover. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> LAST LETHAL. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. SHOW US YOUR HANDS. >> FACE AWAY FROM ME RIGHT NOW. SHOW US YOUR HANDS. >> FACE AWAY FROM ME. >> Show us your hands. >> Turn away from me right now. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. COME HERE. >> I PROMISE YOU I'M GOING TO TASE YOU IF YOU DON'T RIGHT NOW. >> TURN AROUND RIGHT now or you're going to get tased. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Cough >> him. >> Cuff him. >> Copy. Deploy. >> Watch his dad. Watch his dad over there. Make sure nothing stupid happens. >> Hang on. I got pumps. As soon as the cop tried to handcuff him, the kid decided to resist, which as you can see, turns out really well for him. But this isn't over yet. >> What are you doing? >> I'll [ __ ] kill you. >> Soon as I get out, I'll [ __ ] kill you. >> Put him against kill you. Don't grab me. >> I'll kill you. >> Grab grab you. Stop. Stop. I will [ __ ] kill you, man. Stop. >> I'll [ __ ] kill you, man. Stop. >> I will [ __ ] kill you, bro. I willing kill you, my [ __ ] Stop, dude. Relax. >> Stop, dude. Over. >> I'll [ __ ] kill you, man. >> I will [ __ ] kill you, man. >> Get somebody with gloves. >> I willing kill you, my >> I willing kill you, my [ __ ] >> I will kill you. >> Soon as you get me in that [ __ ] jail, man. As soon as I get out, I'll kill you. Just be careful cuz he's grabbing drinks. >> [ __ ] ass. >> Try to grab pumpkins. Ready? >> You just trying to do something. >> I willing him out or something. He's on the neck. He's on the neck. He's on the neck. He's on the neck. >> I willing kill you, buddy. I will [ __ ] kill you, bro. >> I will I will take my gun off. >> You want to prone him out? >> Out. Out. >> On the ground. >> On the ground. >> You got gloves. Get in here. RP is actually going to be in a white Hyundai. We haven't even had a chance to pat him down. >> After throwing out a bunch of threats at the officers, he once again found himself face to face with pavement, kissing the ground like it's a long lost lover. But even down there, his drunk mouth isn't going to stop running. And to top it off, he manages to kick an officer. >> You aing You're trying to fight with the cops, my [ __ ] You you don't even know what the going on, my [ __ ] you. >> You don't even know what the [ __ ] going on. You Hey, hey, hey. You little [ __ ] >> You okay? >> I said just leave him down. Hang for hang. You will >> you? >> Yeah, you too. >> Yeah, >> you can stop and be nice. >> Hey. Hey. No. You ain't being nice to you. >> Hey. Uh, I got shot. >> Hey, I willing you little >> Stop crying. >> Hey. Hey, don't push me there. >> I will tr >> take my keys. They should be somewhere in the trunk. can kill you if I get a chance. >> I'll stop. >> Hey. Yeah. What the [ __ ] I will [ __ ] kill you. >> Relax. >> Ain't no [ __ ] that. >> I ain't relaxing for you. >> Resisting with >> I don't give a >> No, you're good, man. >> No, I ain't good. I'll kill you. You want to wait for that? >> We can pull him here. >> Kill you. Give me the >> Watch those legs. He's kicking. >> Give me the option. I willing kill you little Give me the option. >> I will kill you. >> You ain't doing little. >> I willing kill you little. Looks like the alcohol ripped away his vocabulary cuz he keeps on making the same threat like a broken fax machine. Remember those? When the paramedic arrived, they decided to take him to the hospital. >> Hey, >> shut the up, [ __ ] Don't talk to me. >> Listen, I'm a paramedic. Okay, >> don't talk to me. >> Well, you have barbs in in your back, so I check out your eye. You have anything in your head or anything? >> Why? Because my my hand hurts. >> Your hand hurts? >> Yes. >> Okay. You want to go to the hospital because your hand hurts? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> You got to take the car. >> Please take me to the hospital, man. >> Yep. >> You want to go to the hospital? Stand up. >> Hey, you. >> Hey, you. >> I willing you on the other side. I'mma [ __ ] kill you. I'mma [ __ ] kill you. >> I got to do an art. >> Hey, give me this car. >> Get arm. >> I got to do one. >> GET MY ARM. GET MY ARM. HEY, get my Hey, you. Hey, [ __ ] you. [screaming] [screaming] about your family. >> I will kill your wife. >> I don't have a wife. >> I will kill you. Your wife. >> I don't have a wife. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] The teen was charged with leaving the scene of a crash with property damage, driving under the influence, resisting an officer with violence, and battery on a Leo. Thank you so much for watching. Please don't forget to like and subscribe so you never miss out on any interesting video. We'll see you in the next one. If you want, share your thoughts on this video and don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment. this woman who threw a huge tantrum at the cops after they caught her speeding. >> Turn and face me. >> I'm not talking to you. [screaming] >> It's January 8th, 2025, and a cop conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle doing 70 in a posted 50 zone. Here's what happened next. >> License proof of insurance. >> That's hilarious. I just got this new vehicle. Yes, sir. Yep. 70 and a 55. >> I actually was going 50 around someone. He was going under the speed limit, but Okay. >> Okay. My radar clocked you at 70. >> I just got this new vehicle. >> Okay. >> I was going the speed limit if you want to. >> Okay. I just need I just need registration and insurance. >> So, search for it. >> Search for it. >> Can you search for it? I just got the vehicle. I >> I don't care if you just >> I don't know what it looks like. You don't know what your registration or your insurance looks like. >> I never know what it looks like since I was 15 years old, sir. I don't know. I just got this vehicle not even a week ago. I don't know what it looks like. This is what I'm telling you. This is what I have. Like I was going the speed limit. I went up someone that was going under the speed limit. So you >> Okay. License, registration, proof of insurance. >> That's what I'm saying. I don't know. 11 North T94. >> Like I I I literally just got this car like maybe less than a week ago. Okay. But I don't I don't know. >> And you've never looked at your registration? >> I just got it less than a week ago. >> Okay. How How long have you been driving a vehicle? >> Less than a week. >> You You've only been driving for one week. >> Okay. Give Give me your license. >> This vehicle. >> Give me your license. >> Okay. So, registration and insurance doesn't change for a vehicle. >> I know, but I >> This is your registration. >> Look at it. This is your registration. >> That's a credit card. >> That's a credit card. >> Debit card, sir. >> Yeah. I don't need that. I need your license. >> Okay. >> All right. Is there anything illegal in the vehicle? Drugs, weapons, knives, anything like that? No, >> sir. >> Okay. Is your license suspended, revoked, or expired to your knowledge? >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> No, sir. >> No. No, sir. >> Okay. Sit tight for me. All right, >> stay in your car. Close the door. >> I told you speeding. >> Okay, my radar doesn't lie. So, go ahead and close the door now. >> What's up? >> Got her at 70 and a 45 or 55. >> After running her information, the officer returned to confirm some of his suspicions about her. >> Okay. I told you why I pulled you over. I told you why I pulled you over. You're doing 70 and a 55. >> I was I was doing the speed the same speed limit as the three cars that are going the same speed limit. >> Okay. So >> So why didn't you pull them over? Because you don't care. Cuz you didn't give a [ __ ] >> Okay. One was >> You got me because you could. >> There was you and another car. There wasn't three cars. >> There was three. >> You passed a truck and a trailer at 70 mph. >> There was three. >> There was not. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I pulled you over for speeding. >> Okay. >> All right. >> And I told you. Okay. >> I'm going to ask you again. Have you been drinking alcohol? >> I did earlier. Yes, sir. >> You did? How many drinks did you have? >> I had about three beers. >> Three beers. Okay. I smell that on your breath. >> Obviously. >> Okay. >> I'm not. >> So, are you willing to partake in field sobriety tests so that way we can prove that you're good enough to drive? >> I am okay to drive. >> Will you partake in the test? >> Sure. >> You will? >> Sure. >> All right. Step out of the vehicle. >> If you're going to bring me to jail, okay, I'm >> not bringing you to jail. Obviously you are. I >> Obviously you are. I just >> Whatever. >> You got to get out of the car so that way you can do the test. >> Obviously I am doing that right now. >> Okay. >> It's my new car. I'm figuring it out. Okay. >> Obviously I'm going to do >> that's not at all what going to happen. >> Okay. Thank you for that. Thank you. >> I didn't do anything. >> Thank you. Yes, you did. Good. I tried. >> Okay. Do you want to step out of the car? >> I I'm going to try. >> Do you want to do the test the exercises? >> I'm going to do it because that's what you want. Yes. I >> It's You're right. It's a yes or no question. >> I'm okay. Yes, I did. I am doing it obviously because I did take I did have a couple of drinks a couple hours ago. So, I obviously I'm going to do it and you're I'm obviously like >> that's for me to determine what's going on. Okay. As the officer began his tests, she grew increasingly agitated. >> Look, I got nothing on me. I'm just driving home. >> Calm down, mother. >> Calm down. >> You I was doing THE SPEED LIMIT, MOTHER. >> I was going over someone that wasn't doing the speed limit. YOU SHOULD RULE THEM OFFER FOR NOT DOING THE speed limit. >> 55 is speed limit. 70 is not speed limit, mother. I was going over someone that wasn't doing the speed. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] you. Okay, >> now your mom probably already me >> in this community. >> I don't want to wait. >> Okay, well that's what we do with the dude. >> Okay, what's going on? >> It's not against the law to have drinks and then drive. It's against No, it's against the law to drive impaired. >> We are testing. No, we are testing to see if >> you have drinks and drive. Isn't that not impaired? >> As long as you're not impaired, you can drive. >> If you drink and drive, you're impaired. I'm sorry. >> That's not how No matter what, you got one drink and no drink, you're impaired. So, >> okay. Do you want to do the tests or not? >> There's Either way, you're taking me to jail. So, what the is the point? That's what I'm saying. What the is the point? Yeah, it is because I've been here >> if you >> three times. So, what is the point? >> Do you want to do the test or no? >> Are you going to take me to jail? Yes or no? Exactly. >> I'm not sure. >> Can you tell right now? Yeah. >> If you do find We're just determining if you're safe. >> That's not >> What are you testing? >> What are you testing? >> Don't walk up on her. >> Are you doing the test or not? We're not going to sit here and play this game. >> Yes or no? >> Did I just do the test? Okay. >> No, you did not. >> Are we doing the test or not? >> I do the test. >> Okay. Come over here. >> You can tell that I just Stand right there. I'm going to check your eyes. >> Just take me to jail. >> You don't want to do the test? >> I'm not doing this [ __ ] >> So, you're not doing the test? >> I'm not doing the test. Just take me to jail because I >> Well, she refuses. So, according to her wishes, the officer began to put her under arrest. >> This is This is ridiculous. This is ridiculous. >> This is ridiculous. This is ridiculous. This is not This is unfair. This is unjustful. This is This is our TV. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. This is unfair. I didn't >> Can you guys put the jacket on here? >> You're already wearing a jacket. >> No, but it's closed. >> It's fine. >> It's a freezer. Just take it. >> All right. >> Please, please put a check. >> Yep. >> Let's go. [laughter] All right. Hey, hop out real quick. >> She's going to search it real quick. All right. >> Okay. Is there anything in the car that you want us to take with you? >> Your ID? I have your ID. You want your phone? You want your wallet? >> No. >> I don't know what's in my car. No. >> Just >> Yeah, we'll do it. All right. Sit down and turn. Turn. >> Leave me alone. Turn and face me. >> No. >> Turn and face me. >> Stop talking to your [ __ ] >> Kick me. I [ __ ] dare you. >> Don't take yourself. Please. Please don't take my shoes off. Please don't. >> Please don't. Can you relax for me? Please. >> Please don't pick him. Please don't. >> We're going to put him back on. >> Okay. We're just making sure there's [laughter] nothing hidden in there. >> It's so cold in jail. >> I know. I >> The last time I went, I was freezing. Yeah, >> I do. But [laughter] >> please, please put gloves on if you want them. I got her. >> Sit tight. >> You think I care about my phone? >> All right, go ahead and sit tight. Let me buckle you in. >> What do you mean? >> Well, girl, you had your chance. You should have taken the test. Looking at your drunken state, you probably would have failed anyway. But it's okay. You're going to spend the night in jail, and no amount of screaming will change that. [laughter and screaming] [screaming] You thought you were slick. What are you doing? >> Took these off. >> What the? Get out of the car. >> I I I wasn't. >> They were too tight. >> No, that doesn't matter. >> She said that, but she was able to slip both hands out. So, no, not tight enough. >> Please don't hurt me. Please don't hurt me. Please don't hurt me. hands are >> I wasn't like they was hurting me. They were Please don't do that. Please don't hurt me. >> Emily, relax. >> He was hurting me. >> You're just going to make it work. >> He was hurt. I know, but I mean what I do is keep hurting me. >> Listen, you made a mistake. It is. >> He's hurting me. >> Cooperate. >> He's hurting me. >> I am holding your arm. >> You hate what you were doing before, dude. Look, there's Mark there. He's hurting me. The handcuffs aren't meant to be. >> Okay. But it's hurting. >> So we can as long as you don't mess with them. Put them on. >> Get back in the car. >> What are we talk? Ow. My What are we discussing? There's no Just take me so I can Can I just know what the is going on? It's like Give us a second. >> Yeah, I'll tell you in a second. >> No, you're not. You're sick. Get your handcuffs back. >> Did she slip on? >> Yeah. I came out. >> No, you're good. She has tiny. >> As she's secured in the back of the squad car, she goes full crazy Karen drunk mode, screaming and banging her head on the car. [screaming] >> I told him the truth. I told him what >> [screaming] >> It says not. >> THAT'S NOT WHAT HAPPENED. [screaming] >> YOU want to cut it out? >> You want to tell someone who what really happened? >> I want your supervisor right here, right now. >> No, >> I want your need to come out for this. >> He doesn't need to come. >> So I can't tell him to come out right now. I want to call your supervisor. >> Okay. Well, you have that right once you get out of the jail and everything. >> No. No. That's No. That's not how it works. I want your supervisor RIGHT NOW. I WANT YOUR SUPERVISOR RIGHT NOW. >> I WANT YOUR SUPER I want your supervisor. YOU OWE ME THE RIGHT TO GET YOUR YOUR SUPER your I can get your supervisor right now. And you know that. And you know THAT. AND YOU KNOW THAT'S YOUR RIGHT. YOU KNOW THAT'S MY RIGHT. I CAN GET YOUR SUPERVISOR RIGHT NOW. YOU KNOW THAT'S A RIGHT. YOU KNOW THAT'S A RIGHT. YOU KNOW I CAN. NO. NO. You know. >> I am the supervisor. >> Okay. Get him right here. I >> I am. I'm here. What do you mean? >> You're the super No. I promise you. >> No. You're lying to me. You're lying to me. You're the supervisor. No. Stop. Stop. No. I want the supervisor. I want the head. >> I want the head. No, you're not the head. >> You're not the head. >> You're not going to get the head. The chief of police is like >> I want the chief of police here. >> Yeah. It's not going to happen. What can I do? >> Okay. Then I want someone. >> Calm me down. >> What? Just just take me to jail right now. >> Okay. Put your foot in. >> No, just I won't go back or I don't want to be with him right now. >> You can't. You can't. >> I don't want to be with him right. >> He's not going to talk to you. >> I just want to be with someone else. Can I please? >> You can't. >> Can I please? You know I can't. You know I can't. YOU KNOW I CAN'T. CAN I PLEASE? >> Would you? >> Please. And thank you. >> It'll be quick. Be faster than you know. What is wrong with you? >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> I WANT AWAY FROM YOU. >> I WANT TO JUST GO HOME. I [laughter] I just I just don't want to be here. I don't want to >> relax. You don't have a choice, [laughter] right? >> I know. I just >> This is just a process you got to go through. >> No, this I never >> This is just a simple process [laughter] >> you got to go through. >> No. >> Once you get down to the jail, you won't have to be with him anymore. Okay. >> It's not that I have to pay all these Bulgarious fines. It's it's it's more and you not I don't learn. It's more than a learning lesson. I already know this [ __ ] >> It's just a misdemeanor. That's it. >> It's not just a misdemeanor. >> It's not going to ruin your career. It's a misdemeanor, >> dude. I have bills. I [laughter] have >> I understand that. >> But I need you to do me a favor. All right. Can you do Can you at least do me ONE FAVOR? >> YOU CAN'T UNDERSTAND, MOTHER. I AM POOR. I AM BROKE. I HAVE NO MONEY. >> I can't pay my my car insurance. I can't pay my car bill. I can't like like bro like I can't >> I understand adult life sucks. >> But but you're not going to make it any better by acting like this. All right. >> So I just >> Yeah. Until your [ __ ] sucks. >> I just need you to >> Until your [ __ ] sucks. >> Until your [ __ ] sucks. You're gonna act the same way. >> I've been through. >> And then you're going to act the same way. until your [ __ ] sucks. Until your [ __ ] sucks, you're going to act the same way, too. [snorts] >> And you're going to be there and then you're going to [ __ ] understand. And then you're going to think about some [ __ ] that you did to people. Just take me away already. Like, what are we waiting for? Like, I don't >> Slide your foot over. Slide that foot over. >> Just Bro, what [laughter] are we doing? What are we doing here? I don't want [laughter] >> This is like traumatizing from my childhood. I was messedly. >> Relax. Relax. [laughter] >> Mely abused. I don't want to do this. >> Well, I don't want to do this. >> Freak out. [laughter] >> I don't want to do this. >> Okay. Well, when you act like this, this is what we have to do. So, are you going to chill out? That's your explanation. >> You're a PIECE OF [ __ ] I HOPE YOUR children recognize that you're a piece of [laughter and gasps] Wow. >> That's what you said to me. That's what you said to me. Wow. And you don't care. And you don't care. And you And you don't [laughter] care. And you don't care. In the end, she was only charged with DUI. But I got to say, the cop went a little easy on her despite that crazy behavior.