But in the early hours of April 16th, 2024, 4:16 in the morning, a black Mercedes-Maybach [music] stopped dead in the middle of a Georgia road. Behind the wheel, one of the biggest names in hip-hop, a Grammy-nominated rapper on her way to Waffle House, according to what she told police. By sunrise, she'd be in a county jail and the story would be everywhere. >> I got to Waffle House and I don't >> Can I get a pencil and a stick too? Um She said that she's had a few drinks tonight and then >> I didn't see her in the car. I didn't. >> Okay. Um so, for right now, just come out here and put uh I'm just going to talk to you, okay? Sir, if you would, you can wait right here. Just give me um just a moment, okay? So, if you can smell me, you can smell me. All right. So, step out and then walk to the front of my car. >> Officer Corrio was on routine patrol, heading north on Peachtree Industrial Boulevard. Up ahead, a black Maybach with a Florida tag. According to the report, it was sitting in the left turn lane and then it made a U-turn. >> Okay. I don't think I think I'm just going to have my flowers and Just go to the front of my car, okay? I asked you if you had anything to drink, okay? Um Are you willing just to see if you can make it home? I would feel better. Um would you be willing to submit to field sobriety test? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Okay. So, >> What if I just walk in a line? >> So, if to be a few of them. It'll be a few evaluations. All right? We do three. All right? Okay. Let me do Let me turn off these lights. >> Where are the firearms located? >> Oh, one in the trunk and my arm too. Okay, you can get them in my bag too. They both registered to me. >> Can I go over the field sobriety test? >> Yeah. I'm all right. I understand y'all doing y'all job. I just I'm just >> The Maybach pulled over but came to a stop right in the middle of the roadway, not the shoulder, the middle of the road. >> I'm going to go Trying to keep them from eating. And I got to pee real bad. >> All right. So, I'm going to look at the tip of my finger. Okay? >> Do you want me to do it or do you want me to do the SFSTs? >> So, can you put your feet together? Feet together? >> Y'all might as well let me pee on myself. All right, guys. >> Feet together? Okay. Now, I want you to stand still. And I want you to look at Look at the tip of my finger. All right? Keep your eyes on me. Don't move your head. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Don't look down. >> That's when the officer noticed the eyes, watery, bloodshot, the smell of marijuana drifting out of the car, and alcohol on her breath. >> My eyes are bloodshot, can you see I got pretty green eyes, you see this? >> The officer moved a stimulus side to side and watched how her eyes followed it. According to the report, all six clues were there. Lack of smooth pursuit, sustained jerking at the edges, onset before 45°. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps, okay? >> Okay. >> And you're going to count out >> Can you say it with me while I do it? >> Count out. >> Cuz I don't want to mess up and you blame it on Okay, come on. All right. >> Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. Two. Four. Do the small steps. One. Two. The officer told me I was nine. And then he told me to walk nine steps and turn around and come back. >> I'm already back to square one. >> All right. Like I said, I want your hands by your side, heel to toe. >> Okay. >> All right. Do you understand? >> Yes. All right. Nine, and then turn around and come back. >> That's it. >> Okay. >> Heel to toe. Once you start this evaluation >> So, let me know when you're starting. >> Okay. Back to you. Oh, you going to trick me? Okay. Let me explain it to Do you want me to explain it to you again? >> So, walk it. Soon as I get to nine, turn around and come back. Can you say it with me while I do it? >> Okay. >> Cuz I don't want to mess up and you blind me up. Okay. Come on. All right. >> All right. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. One. Four. Five. >> Six out of six, then the walk-in turn. She couldn't even hold the starting position while the instructions were being given. She kept losing her balance and stepping away. She asked the officer to call out each step for her so she wouldn't make a mistake. >> All right, so we've got one more, okay? So this one is the one like we did earlier. >> My balance is bad. Oh my god. >> So you're going to like stand, right? All right. Let me give you a minute to think. >> I got to stand for 6 seconds? >> No, ma'am. >> Oh, okay. >> I'll explain it to you in just a minute, okay? >> Okay. >> All right, so for this one you're going to leave your left foot planted and then you're going to keep your hands by your side. >> Okay. >> Okay? Here, let's get off the cart just a little bit. >> I'm all set. >> Okay. So left foot, and then I want you to raise your right foot, okay? About 6 inches off the ground. >> Okay. >> Okay? And I want you to remain in this position with your hands by your side. I want you to keep both legs straight, okay? >> Hold leg straight? >> You can do whichever leg you feel comfortable with. >> Yeah. >> You prefer your left foot? >> I'm not I'm probably not going to make it. >> Okay. >> I know my balance is bad. How long I got to do it for? >> So I'm going to time you. Well, so Okay. >> My balance is bad. >> I understand. But I just want you to do your best, okay? >> Okay. >> So you're going to pick whatever foot. I want you to raise it about 6 inches off the ground, hands by your side, both legs straight, okay? >> Okay. >> And once you start or once I tell you to start, I'm going to you're going to count out loud. 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, so on and so forth until I tell you to stop or until I tell you to stop. >> Oh my god. Okay. >> Okay? All right, so get in the position. Pick a foot, whatever foot you prefer. Okay? Raise your foot 6 inches. Okay? Hands by your side, keeping both straight. Count out loud. Go. >> One. Two. Three. Four. Five. 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 >> All right, you can stop. All right. So, there's that one. Do the last three of those about the same, okay? So, >> I got one more. >> I've got one more foot or I've got one more question, okay? >> Okay. >> Would you submit to those side questions? >> Last, the one-leg stand. She was told to count a specific way, 1,001, 1,002. Instead, she just counted 1, 2, 3, and swayed as she tried to balance. >> Can you let me feel that way? >> No, ma'am. We'll get to the jail questions. >> I don't know what that is. Oh, it's going to blow the horn. Oh my god. >> You've never been to jail? >> No, I I would have been to >> the county jail? >> I went for 30 minutes. >> Do I get out of the jail fast? >> Uh that is on them. I don't know their process. I have never worked there. >> Oh my god. That was doing >> All right, we're going to get right back to you. >> There you go. Deep in my pockets. God, it was really easy to get my camera out. >> Oh, yeah. Okay. I'm going to reach over you and grab the seat belt, okay? All right. All right. >> What did you tell her about the tape? >> Ma'am? >> What did you tell her about >> What? >> You can't say that it's true that I'm drunk when I know I'm not. >> No, that is different. That's a different one. >> How can I see y'all if y'all take me to jail for no reason? >> You can do whatever you like, ma'am. I'm going to read you one more thing, okay? All right, before we go. I just At the very end of it, I just need a yes or no, okay? All right. The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of the state of the state upon your submission of the state administered chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you are under the influence of alcoholic drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state will be suspended for a minimum period of 1 year. Your refusal to submit to blood or urine testing may be offered into evidence against you at trial. If you submit to testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 0.08 g or more, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state may be suspended for a minimum period of 1 year. After first submitting to the requested state test, you are entitled to an additional chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the state administered chemical test of your breath? This what? I need a yes or no from me. What what was the reason? I read it to you, okay? And at the very end it asked you it asked if you will submit to the state administered chemical test of your breath. It's a test. You'll blow into it and it um it'll it kind of test the blood concentra- or the alcohol concentration. >> So, when I get out, do I get I got to I still got to pay a bond even even if my stuff don't go into the amount where it used to be? >> Yes, ma'am. If you're wanting to get out of the jail >> Wow, even if I'm arrested for no reason? That's crazy. >> You're not being arrested for no reason, okay? >> So, if I'm arrested and I'm not over the alcohol amount and y'all made up a whole lie about me saying not paying for my stuff, then I still got paperwork. >> I mean, you're going to the jail for criminal mischief. >> I'm not going to jail. All right, let's go. Let's go to jail. >> Is this Are you refusing? >> Let's go to jail. >> Yes or no, is this your refusal? Yes, you're refusing. Okay. All right. Are you going to give me an answer, Ms. Woods? >> See, I got to finish the process. >> What does "finish the process" mean? No, ma'am, I need a yes or no from me. >> No, we got to do what we got to do to finish the process. I'm really refusing over here. I got to get my baby. >> Ms. Woods, if I do not get a yes or no, this will be taken as your refusal, okay? >> Baby, Ms. Woods is processing. >> Okay. All right. Let's take it out. >> This will be your refusal. >> Yeah. >> After the tests, the officer asked her to blow into a roadside breath device. She said no. Based on everything, the driving, the eyes, the odor, the tests, the officer placed her under arrest for DUI. >> Hey, so you have open container as well. This is in the backseat behind the passenger. >> Behind the passenger seat, an open bottle of champagne. Not just any bottle, Ace of Spades. >> Do you know where they're coming from? No, but they know it's 18 minutes. Did you send them like your location? >> Yeah, they were just 18 minutes like a couple minutes ago, so >> Okay, I mean I I want to give I want to give them the time to get here just cuz there's a lot of money in that car. I'd rather it be released to someone she feels comfortable with the vehicle being released to than just having it impounded and then there's a lot of liability for her there. But if they don't make it here in the 18 minutes, then we'll have to proceed with towing it. >> I can't grab the bags right now. >> Huh? >> I can't grab the bags right now. >> So, you're not going to ride with them when they come get the car? >> No, I'm Well, I'm going to grab Uber. >> So, you're going to still get an Uber? >> Yeah. >> Let me ask her if she wants you to take the bags or if she wants them to take the bags. Cuz it's going to be her decision. Hey, so he said someone's on the way to get the car. Do you want him to take the stuff or do you want the people who are taking the car to take the stuff? You want him to? Okay. Do you want to go ahead and get your Uber started? She said she wants you to take the stuff, so we'll let you get the stuff out of there, okay? >> Yeah, I got the Uber on the way. >> Okay. Do you have You said you don't have an ID, right? Since I'm releasing her stuff to you, I do need to identify you. >> Okay. Don Terries, man. D O N >> Give me 1 second, bro. >> D O N >> T E R R >> T E R R >> I S >> I S >> Andersen A N D E R S O N >> What's your date of birth? >> 12 15 98 >> Do you Have you ever had a ID here in the state of Georgia? >> No, sir. Not in Georgia. Tennessee. >> Where? >> Tennessee. >> Okay. I appreciate that. >> And under the front passenger seat, officers found a firearm. Now, here's the part the headlines sometimes skip. They ran the serial number. >> 301 301 radio, can you run a 69 for me? Serial number's going to be Charlie Alpha Papa Yankee 663 C A P Y 663 It's going to be a Glock 9 mm. Hold on 1 second, bud. Just stay by the vehicle for me. 10-4. Can you run a 25 on the female in the car? Can you run a 25 on the female in the car? And she she's a felon. >> Is my gun cocked? >> Yeah. >> The key the key's out. >> Hold on. I'll let you grab that in just a second. Just stand in front of the car for me. Okay. Well, I'll work with you, but >> Just give uh Give us one moment, okay? We're trying to do one thing at a time. Okay. >> Do you want this to go with him or stay in the car? Go with him? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where's the You said the other one was in the back. Is that in your suitcase? >> Yeah, it's in my >> Okay. >> It's >> Where in the suitcase? >> I wouldn't know like >> It would just be thrown in there? >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry. >> You'll have to look in the suitcase. >> Okay. >> Can I do >> Yeah. And she left that night with three citations. Driving under the influence less safe, having an open container of alcohol in the car, and failing to obey a traffic control device that you turn on the red light. Within 48 hours, it was on every entertainment and news site in the country. A chart-topping rapper, a Maybach, and a 4:00 a.m. traffic stop. Here's what matters. She was charged, not convicted. She refused the test, so there is no proven alcohol level, and an arrest is an accusation, not a verdict. She bonded out and went back to her life, the tours, the music, the spotlight. The case itself moved through the court system in Georgia. So, should Finesse change how a case like this ends, or should it be treated like any other DUI? Tell me below. And for more real body cam, subscribe. This is SheBodyCam.