69 L 224 >> If you got it, go ahead. >> 25 miles north of Spanish Trail, black Jeep Wrangler 039 14. >> 10-47 23 going on. >> Hey, stop. >> Jared right now. >> I'm not sure what she was mad about earlier, but she's obviously upset with me. Yeah, we're doing the speed limit of almost 65. I'm doing 64, going to come up to 65 now. I came up to 65 and told her that she was going 65. She stopped when I stopped her, and now she's pulling out in the traffic. I'm doing 64. 40 now. one. Audio one. Audio one, we're at the alley section. >> Audio one. >> Audio one. >> Audio one. >> Audio one. >> Audio one. >> Did you get in the back lot? She didn't want to go downtown. I found a possible spot up here. Under. All right, I think it's all clear and I'll try to get a full six section right. >> Hands down. Hands. Crossfire, where are you at? >> I'm over here. I'm over here. >> Hands up, now. >> Hands up. >> Hands up. Grab the steering wheel, now. With your both hands, grab the steering wheel. >> Hey, I want to >> We're right here in front of Tim's Garage. And up. Unlock the door with your right hand. Right hand. Keep your hand up. Step out now. >> All right. >> Step out now. Step out. >> Oh. >> You're resisting. >> I'm going to break your arm. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm fine. >> Okay, good. >> Sorry. >> Please. >> Yeah. >> Put her in this car with >> Sorry. >> Just keep traffic off of this right now. >> Uh >> I'll move my car in a minute. Let me make sure get finished up with her first. Hey. Can I put her in your car for now? I don't know if mine's good. I would just pick her up. What's your deal? >> I'm sorry. >> Huh? What's your deal? >> Nothing. >> Why are you Why did you pull off from me after you pulled over? Okay, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you at no cost to you. Do you understand your rights? >> I understand. >> Okay, so why did you take off after you stopped when I pulled you over? >> Well, um I'm sorry. >> I don't want sorry. I want an answer. Why did you pull away from me and keep and fail to stop? >> There's no reason, Ronald. >> Okay, are you intoxicated? >> No. >> Have you been drinking? >> No. >> Well, it smells like it. So, you want to be honest with me or no? Huh? >> Um I'm sorry, but >> How much have you had to drink? Be honest with me. I can smell it, so you're not tricking anybody. >> Um >> How much have you had to drink? >> I have not had a lot to drink. >> I understand you haven't had a lot. How much have you had? >> Can I >> What did you drink? >> Can I have my phone? >> No. Answer my questions. We're past that. You get your phone right now. You caused this entire mess. >> Well, >> So, the best thing you can do right now is help yourself and answer my questions. >> I have not had a lot to drink. >> How much have you had to drink? I don't care if it's a lot. What have you had and how much have you had? Have you had wine? Have you had beer? Have you had What have you had? You have done when you answer my questions. >> I don't know what to tell you. >> You You tell me the truth. That's what you should be doing. >> I I know, but I don't know. >> Cuz you could have killed somebody, and that's why I had to hit you like that before you got to the intersection down there where you could have killed somebody cuz you're drunk and you don't want to cooperate. You pulled off for a traffic stop over speeding. So, you could have killed somebody. So, hopefully enough you didn't kill yourself. So, besides all that, why don't you stop worrying about someone else and just be honest with me and try to help yourself out and cooperate here a little bit. You're already in enough trouble as it is. At least I know you're not dead. >> I know. >> What did you have to drink? And how long ago was it? >> I know. >> We're about to start. You know what I'm saying? What you want to talk to me about? I might be willing to work with you if you're going to talk to me about it. But if you're going to be that difficult All right, all right. I don't know what I'm doing. >> I got to see I got into that back car. We got that going on the way to check you out, okay? But you are going to have to deal with >> I know. >> I I just can't I can't feel my arms. >> Yes, ma'am. She said she can't feel her arms. >> Well, not bad as I thought. >> Can you lift right there? >> Yeah, lift me up now while I'm here, okay? >> Okay. >> So >> Thank you. I I just I can't feel my arms. >> Well, can't do that right now. What's wrong with your arms? >> Well >> What direction do they go? 6 days Hey. I don't I don't know. I ain't going to lie. Good job. >> [music] >> I'll make sure it's done. But this isn't that bad. I got it's a Jeep so there's that narrow spot on the back and I did it real quick but we got I had a short window with oncoming traffic but I got that back tire a little bit and I popped up but the car's fine. She drank. So she I got her she topped the hill at 74. She got up to 86 on that two-lane road. I flipped around on her she goes the old for a minute but then she pulls over and then we get a shoulder. I get out of the car go to start shut my door and walk up there she just slowly rolls off. I told her to stop and she kept on going. So but when CID jumped in with me she started picking up speed. And uh She was bleeding from the mouth a little bit from where she got hit in the mouth so. She's fine. Um But yeah so uh before she got to that busy intersection that first busy intersection down here in town. >> You all right? >> Yep. >> Okay. Okay. I got to agree with that. All right. Were you wearing your seat belt? >> I was. >> You get knocked out. >> I understand what they're trying to do and this is what makes it >> All right. >> I'm back out I'm back out there in the country where I could have ended it beforehand and now I'm having to wait till now I'm in the middle of town dodging cars. Yeah. Hello. Hello. Sorry. Yeah. Okay. You want me to do it before I roll out of here? Yeah, I probably will. I'm going to double-check the crossing this first one I've had with these since I've been down here. I'm not even sure I need to find out the idea. How old are you, sir? How old are you? >> I'm 49. >> 49. Thank you. Did you go with her, sir? She >> Yeah, I am. Thank you. >> Uh seated Uh crossing the border line Yeah, I'm going Okay, yeah. Traffic is cleared up, so Yeah, I'll probably go ahead and go. I don't think there's anything else in containers or anything else to All right. Is there any open containers? >> Is that food in there? >> Okay. >> All right, sir. >> Any open containers? Is it Is this meat? >> Is that meat? >> Uh >> Is that all you got? >> Yeah, I was just trying to talk to her. She was speaking in just south of the border. She pulled over and then she just rolled off. Is what happened here a little while ago? >> How fast you >> So, she stopped at the little traffic light. the curve. I'm on North Main Street from about maybe another mile. She topped the hill through that straight stretch kind of in the sag. And she got up that 86 going that way. So I went ahead and got in the grass pulling around on her. She pulled over just north of Main Street. And then she had already started getting about a 360 to just getting take off speed. And then I would say about 55 when we got there and then she saw CAD early. And then when he got in second our CAD he was flying down the road. Uh he got in second she started speeding up through town faster. That new thing if they're not driving at dangerous speeds but since she was speeding that way I was like I don't want to get in that intersection so I told them on the radio dispatch the second car to go north bound. I was going I was Um Are you just because typically when we see when you're hitting stuff this straight and this hard without mixing anything that's usually a sign of being an alcoholic. Would you consider yourself a alcoholic? >> I don't think so. >> You don't think so? How often do you drink this stuff on a daily basis? >> Um maybe a couple of times a week. >> Okay. You don't think it is it's a good idea to be driving and drinking with this stuff? >> I mean no. >> Okay. >> But >> Cuz you're doing the reason I was trying to stop you if we could get back to that you're doing 86 miles an hour when I flipped around on you and it's 55 zone up there. Okay? But on top of that now you're getting charged with felony fleeing on top of that as well as you'll have a DWI after this as well. And this is also just an open container driving an open container containing alcohol in a motor vehicle. You put a lot of people's lives at risk over some over your own mistake. You're lucky you didn't kill yourself. I mean, how many people are taking their kids to and from T-ball right now going through Greenbrier, and had you ran that light or gone through that light down there while we were trying to chase you, and you hit a family of four and killed some kids all because you don't want to get in trouble cuz you did something wrong cuz you're drinking and driving when you're not supposed to be. >> I understand. >> I mean, it could be a lot worse. You could be facing negligent homicide charges that you end up killing somebody. >> No, I I completely understand. >> Okay. Well, I'm just trying to get you to understand the severity cuz you seem like a nice person. You just made a mistake, but this mistake's going to cost you a little bit, okay? Do you go Do you have friends there? >> Yeah. >> Do you have a place to go? That's where everybody goes to go. >> No, I've been at my mom's house. >> So, maybe >> She lives on the river. >> Yeah. >> And I take care of her. >> Yeah. She's right here on the river? >> No, uh I take care of my mom. >> Yeah. >> Because she's old. >> How old is she? >> She's 80-something. And I take care of her. Once a week I go over and take care of her. >> Okay. >> And I've I mean, I understand >> You're not You're You're not We get that. >> I'm not I'm not going to make excuses. >> I appreciate that. So, that was going to be my next question. What was going through your mind whenever I'm about to walk up to you? Why did you just decide to pull away like that? >> I mean, I don't want to be in trouble. >> I mean, you made it worse by doing this cuz now you just picked up a felony. You turned a misdemeanor into a felony. >> I >> I mean, if you're driving and you're drinking and driving, you get caught at that, I mean, and then on top of the felony, I mean, screw the felony at that point. You could kill somebody. You went over the double yellow line several times probably because of your intoxicated state while you're probably trying to watch me in the mirror at the same time. >> I don't want to cause any trouble. >> Well, you already done that. We're past that. >> Like, I don't want to hurt anybody. >> Right. You could have. You could have. That's what we're trying to get you to came out wanting to, but your decisions ultimately almost led to that. That's why we had to use our vehicle to stop them. >> I understand that. >> Okay. Well, I appreciate your cooperation. So, what we're going to have to do at this point, since you denied medical, is we're going to go ahead and take you down to the jail. There's a few other processes that we have to go through down there, between reading you uh some other forms and stuff that are your rights, and how all that stuff goes. There's some paperwork with it, and then I'm going to offer you a test of your blood alcohol content. That's required when you sign for your driver's license. You agree to that. If not, that'll be another charge, and we'll go over all that when we get down there, okay? Does that make sense? Do you have any other questions right now? You said something about your phone. I can take your phone to the jail with you if you want me to get it out there. Is it in the car? >> Yeah, I think >> of phone case do you have? >> It's just a um Android. >> What is it? A black cover? It doesn't have a case on it? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Okay, well, sit tight. I'll try to get this wrapped up, and we'll get out of here, okay? I crossed the double line. I found her phone. You got