Her kids in the customer service place, she just yeah, we got it. She just left her kid there. >> Oh my god. >> There's a kid at Walmart that you left. >> WE HAVE NO KID. It's a YouTube [ __ ] It's a YouTube [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Parents are meant to protect their kids, but when intoxicants [music] take control over them, that responsibility can quickly fall apart and they instead end up [music] becoming the danger that they were supposed to shield them from. >> I was just sitting here and I hit my brakes. I just wanted to be here before she slammed. I saw her fist punch. When she hit, all I saw was her face in this window. >> I pulled over. >> The little The little one, his chest harness, he wasn't even arms in it. >> You're the one smoking blues with your kids in the car. You're going to get no sympathy from me. So, you're going to sit down and cooperate with us. >> with you anyway. >> Yes. >> Here are several moments when drugged-up parents exposed their kids [music] to danger, starting with this irresponsible mother who attempted to conceal illegal substances by placing them in her dependent during a traffic stop. >> What did you just do? Nope, we're not playing that. Stand up. Stand up. >> Ma'am, stand up. >> Stand up. >> If you just put something in him, he's going to be taken away from you. Did you or did you not? >> No. >> You didn't put anything in his pants. Phil, take her over there, please. She just put that in his pants. >> I'm sorry. >> On June 6, 2023, while on routine patrol, an officer spotted a vehicle with no tag and immediately initiated a traffic stop. But what happened next was anything but ordinary and it was going to eventually reveal the extent a druggy mom would go to hide her stash. >> How's it going? Hey. >> Hey, miss. This is my husband. >> Who? >> Steven. >> Okay. >> Talked to you a couple times. >> Okay. Uh you don't have a tag on your uh trailer. >> But there's a tag. >> There is one for you if you find >> If you put in Jerry William Howard, is that it? >> Okay, well, see, I don't I don't have a crystal ball and if there's no tag on it, then I can't make heads or tails of it. >> Yes, there is. >> So, there's not a tag on the vehicle on the trailer at all. You got your license on you? >> No, sir, I don't. You got to get that in your hand. Hurt your hand? You ain't you're able to eat though. Okay. You got your driver's license on you? You don't have a driver's license? All right, step out for us. Can you roll this window down? Just sit back here for me. So, whose vehicle is this? Uh where you guys coming from? The vehicle belongs to her. Okay. Is there anything illegal in the vehicle? Any illegal narcotics? Anything like that? There's kids in there? I didn't see any kids. Okay. They're just documenting us. What we do, that's all. And you got that many suspensions. No, I didn't say you had a habitual. That many suspensions. You don't you don't have a license at all. You can't drive, dude. You going to go to jail. You know, and because of all the past arrests you've had How many times you've been arrested for driving? Yeah. Just once? All right. This will be number Okay. Well, I I If if you got arrested today, it'd be number two. Your third one's a felony. Yeah. No. No, cuz you got a DUI. You got a Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But your girl's got a valid license. She's going to have to drive. This this whole time, you know, okay? >> While one of the officers spoke with the father, another officer's keen eye caught something inside the vehicle that instantly turned the routine stop into something much more serious. >> There was something when I walked up there and she reached underneath the seat or something. >> 99 is on his way. >> Okay. How many How many young is in the car? >> That's him. >> Okay. Before we go anywhere, step out. >> But, yeah. Hey, did you see Did you see it? Am I able to use the bathroom? >> When we get done, you step over here, buddy. Hey, she's sitting on the pipe. >> I knew she put something under there. >> Sorry, it's really, really dirty. >> Yeah. >> I don't have a vacuum cleaner right now. Like, we're working on getting power on our property. >> You got a medical card? >> Um >> Yes or no? Yeah, okay. >> I mean, there's not that much to see in here. >> I I ain't worried about about I'm going to see if they'll come up here for a minute. Yeah. Okay. You're good. You don't have anything on your bra or anything like that? Hey, Ed. I know y'all don't have guns or anything. Y'all able to kind of stand there and just watch? >> Absolutely, dude. Absolutely. >> So, we can speed this up. >> You want to just take my cigarette? >> I don't know. I got the balloon. >> Oh, okay. That's the one he's blowing up. >> Ain't nothing in the vehicle that's going to get you in trouble, okay? >> Just something. I put this with you guys. I didn't know she had that in there. >> Fill this >> She was hiding something. There was a bottle full. >> Hey, we need a spare tube? >> Yes, correct. >> Where's doing that straw? >> I don't know, but it's worth checking for sure. >> She was hiding that. What she was doing I walked She I scared her. She didn't see me standing where I What I asked her if she had anything on her and she kind of looked away. So. >> Never. >> You want to walk back here real quick? Yep. Can you bring your popcorn? >> 31 10-4 10. >> I'm just going to go in front of this gold car. Um. I'm super easy going, okay? >> Well, I am. >> I know. As long as you're honest with me, I can work with you. But if you lie to me, there ain't nothing I can do for you, okay? So, with that being said, there is a female coming out here. Do you have anything on you that's going to get you in trouble? >> No. >> Do you have anything in your bra? Nothing in your pants? >> No. >> Okay. She's going to come out here and check. >> Okay. >> So, I just didn't want you to lie and >> All right. >> go to jail, okay? >> Okay. >> All right. I'm going to hang out back up here. >> Okay. >> You look like a little girl who wants to go to bed. >> 10-4. >> Mom wants to let them go in there by themselves. If they can go in there by themselves, now you we can't let you Okay. We'll just hang tight for just a minute. I can't let you go in there right now. I'll buy you grab this stuff. I'm going to get this out of the stroller. >> 10-4. 10-4. >> 653 512 05 >> I know who you are. You ain't made the good choices, have you? No, you're not. No, you're not. If you If you got If you got narcotics in your system, you're not working on your life except making it worse. So, don't don't kid yourself. We're not trying to be mean or disrespectful, but we wouldn't be in this situation. We wouldn't be in this situation if you were driving, if you had a tag on the vehicle, and you didn't have >> year >> Uh-huh. >> And I had a I did a trailer for a year and no one was [ __ ] with me about >> Okay. >> the tag and I paid for the name. So, it was illegal. find it. >> That name went in this ear and out this one cuz cuz I was dealing with other things. Okay? >> Don't mind me. >> It was positive. >> The officers knew that she was hiding something and were closing in on uncovering it. However, what she did next would beat the officers' wildest imagination. >> She's reaching in her waistband. What did you just do? >> Nothing. >> Nope, [clears throat] we're not playing that. Stand up. Stand up. >> Ma'am, stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Check his back and his waistband. If you just put something in him, he's going to be taken away from you. Did you or did you not? >> Yes. >> You didn't put anything in his pants? >> This coin purse. Honey, I got to get this out, okay? >> Are you kidding me? Really? Are you kidding [music] me? Do not reach up. Turn around. Turn around, put your hands behind your back. I didn't ask you. I told you to put your hands behind your back. Philip, take her over there, please. She just put that in his pants. >> I'm sorry. >> Baby, relax. >> [crying] >> Okay, hey, listen. Stop. Stop. Stop. Hey, listen. Do you have anything else on you? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay, listen. Face the car. Okay? >> Ma'am. >> I got to search you. You nothing that's going to poke or stick me, right? >> Hey, sweetie. Hey, sit right here for me. Hey. What's your name? Hey, just calm down, babe. This ain't your fault. All right, I'm talking to her. Calm down, pull me back. You know what? So, I didn't >> I'm going to stop talking. >> The whole coercion of telling her what to say was right there just a second ago. >> say. I said it'll be okay, babe. >> come out of your mouth. >> No, you said if they happen to ask and then you told her what to say. That's coercion. >> I swear to god I didn't. >> No, I No. >> No, I said if >> No. And you want to know why there's a test kit on the hood? Because the straw that was in your seat tested positive for meth. That's why. >> Really? >> So, you're probably going to jail, too. I mean, if there's stuff in kids' stuff down kids' pants >> Not theirs, sir. I told them not to do it. >> No, the girl. >> Just sit in there for right now. >> Yeah, I cannot believe she was watching me. As soon as you pulled up, she I watched her put it in the back of his pants. What the She pulled it out of her pants and put it in his pants. I hate when people involve Man, I hate I hate I got an attitude with it, but that really pisses me off when you start di- diving off in the kids with stuff like that. That's that's ridiculous. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Well, she Why are you going to get her out of jail? Yeah, and you see what she >> I'm sorry. >> Can I call her to come and get us? >> You can call her. Here, you >> Can I call her to come and get us? >> Absolutely. I watched her. As soon as Jesse pulled up, I watched She took it out of her pants and put it in his pants. I charge her with child endangerment, too. Well, I don't have gloves on. You want to test this real quick? I could not believe it. I got goosebumps. That pissed me off so bad. Where's it at? Is it in here? Yeah, it's it was in the front of her pants. She took it out. I walked over there and she ditched it under the blue bag at the door. >> Yes, I seen it. >> Um well, they were on a traffic stop, but um mom had put something I honestly I'm not really sure what all it that entails, but yeah, that's what it's kind of looking like. Um but if you want to come up here and we can talk with you and then we can get them sorted out, okay? Okay, yes, ma'am. I appreciate it. >> Hold on. Okay. >> Here you go. >> Hello. >> She She's on her way, honey. When your grandma gets here, we'll just talk to her and let her know everything that's going on and then she can take care, okay? >> I think they're darker than that. He's going to. >> Sorry, I'm going to have to >> Yes. >> For what? >> For the possession of meth. >> I didn't have that. I didn't know that it was there. I was just really >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> I have to I have to be honest with you guys. I'm being honest. I'll see Can the kids have my money, please? Are they >> We'll talk about that in a minute. Just >> Just have a seat for a little >> What was in the change purse? >> Uh the little thing in the Probably the darkest test kit I've ever seen. >> Officer Smith, I do not >> That's a positive test. >> Officer, I do not smoke. >> Okay, well it was in that little That was a little heart in the little box. >> Yes, but >> And that's what it That's what it tested. That one good? >> Yeah. Hey, but that's her stuff. How y'all >> All right, have a seat. >> It was in my seat. >> Yes. >> Even if she says it's hers? >> Yes. Have a seat. >> Me? Yes. >> In the end, the father was charged with possession while the mother faced charges for both possession and endangerment. In a shocking display of irresponsibility, here's 28-year-old Yazmin who decided that it was an awesome idea to drive while high on mushrooms and with her little ones in the car. >> Check it out. You going to cooperate or you going to get the cuffs? You're the one smoking blues with your kids in the car. You're going to get no sympathy from me. >> How many blues did you smoke? >> I just I just I dropped some off. I just half. >> On October the 21st, 2023 in Las Cruces, New Mexico, officers responded to a crash involving a vehicle that had slammed into a bus stop. When they arrived, they encountered the driver, 28-year-old Yazmin. The situation started to take a disturbing turn when the cops discovered that she was the mother who had her little ones in the car all along. >> We got a New Mexico boy out on parole also now. So, this is ma'am. She's overdosing and we have three minors that were in the car. >> Yeah, are you with this? >> Not to the crash. No, I was just doing the chest compressions. >> She almost hit us. >> Yeah, she did. >> She almost hit three other people. She was doing circles all the way up here. She almost hit me here. I hit my brakes. I was right here with me before she slammed. I saw her just hunched. When she hit, I only saw was a face in this window. I pulled over. >> I got you. >> Was it too long ago? >> And then all the little All the little >> one is chest harness. He wasn't even harnessed in it. He just buckled up over there. >> Thank you, guys. >> did, I just pulled in here. Killed the engine after I put it in park, put the hazards on, grabbed the kids out. And they just did me before I could get her out myself. >> Two kids and mom. Everyone else is in my car. >> She does have an ankle brace put on, so she's probably already in the ambulance. >> You guys in our car right now? >> Yeah, I think she's awake in the back, actually. >> Wait, she's awake in the back? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, let us say your your children >> I'm going to have to call somebody to get a parent. >> I have another unit in route with waiting on them. I will pick them up. >> All right, cool. Let me see this out. >> I just take the IV out if you're going to get out. Can't leave that in you. Yazmine Because of what you took the medication that we gave you it could wear off and you could end up right back where you were. Do you understand what I'm saying, okay? So, I highly recommend you go to the hospital get checked out. Can we get you up to the hospital before we take this IV out? I just want you to know your children are fine. And we already checked them out. Everybody is okay. It's just you that we're worried about. >> It was clear that she was detached from the world around her. She continued down a path of very poor decisions, each one carrying a direct consequence for her children. >> Yazmine >> I know, yeah. >> You're going to sit down? Okay, and they're fine. So, you're going to You're not going to go to toss all your Check it out. You're going to cooperate or you're going to get the cuffs? You're the one smoking blues with your kids in the car. You're going to get no sympathy from me. So, you're going to sit down and cooperate with us. >> anyway. >> Yes. >> Okay, then it doesn't matter. >> Cool. Get turned around. >> No. I Hey. I don't think >> You want your kids to see you cuffed to the ground? >> No, they don't have to call me cuffed to the ground. They can Can I call my for one weapon check? Ma'am. Get up. Get up. I will give let you call your mom when you start cooperating. Get up. Check it out Yasmine. I'm going to be super blunt and very honest with you. Cool. If you don't start cooperating, I have this I'm one of the officers that carries this thing called a wrap restraint. You refuse to go in it, you're going to get placed in it and it sucks really really bad. And I told you I will Once you start cooperating you will Get up and we will >> work on that. >> Is it okay? >> Okay, get up and we will work on that information. >> you? >> What? >> How can I trust you? >> Because I don't want you sitting here laying with your face in a great. And I really don't think you want your kids to see you like this either. Cool. So, let's work towards a common solution and you start getting up. Perfect. One of your knees in. >> There you go. >> There. >> Come over here. You got anything else on you? >> No. >> Okay, take a seat. >> Call my mother. >> What's your name? First of all, we have some other information we need to get. >> It's Yasmin >> Yasmin, correct? >> Yes. >> Y A S M I N >> Yes. >> What are you on paper for? I'm going to find out, so we can just do it easier. The more you cooperate with me, the more I'm willing to work with you, Ms. Yasmin. >> It's for DUI. >> It's for DUI? >> Yes. >> Who's your PO? >> Caesar. >> What? >> Caesar. >> Caesar what? >> Lauren. >> All right. Keep your feet all the way in. >> Once the on-scene investigation was complete, Yasmin [music] was taken straight to the station where further questioning awaited her. >> I have obviously there's personal belongings in there. But, is it okay if I check those? Is it okay if your mom takes the keys for your house? >> Yes. >> She says they're safe. >> They're in my purse. >> So, the father of the children is that Is it okay if the 2-year-old goes with her dad? >> Yes, my permission. >> She says it's okay, sir. Okay. Okay, thank you, sir. Thank you. So miss, like I was saying, I was just in the middle of the morning, right? I don't even know if I have a few questions I have just a few questions. I saw the paraphernalia when I pulled up on scene. It was in plain view. You passed out several times. There's witnesses saying that you're just doing circles slumped over on the in the driver car. How many blues did you smoke? >> I just I just I dropped some off. It was half. It was half. >> Just a half a blue? >> Yeah, it was down the road. >> It was Where did you smoke it at? >> Um I was I was I dropped some off at the coach light. >> You dropped some off at the coach light? >> Yeah. >> Are you slanging there? No? You just dropped some off? Friends? Some friends or what? >> Yeah. >> So when you hit the coach light, did you go through Avenida or you went through Lakeside through the back? >> I went through through the back. >> Through Lakeside? Okay. And then you smoked a a blue at the coach light or in the car? >> No, not in the car. >> Not in the car? >> No. No. We were down there we smoked and then we smoked half of it and then we come back to rest. Um and then I just want to have a good walk and and smoke in the car. >> Do you huff? There's a lot of air duster in there, too. >> That's where you found it and you said I don't know. I'm not going to answer that question. >> You're not going to answer? I'm just asking cuz I mean I mean obviously you admitted to the blue. I was just wondering about the if you huff cuz there was all that air duster. in there. You don't. >> I'm not answering. >> Oh, okay. That's fine. You don't have to answer. Um >> Is this your Any of this I don't want to answer any of your questions. >> All right, that's fine. That's your right. >> When all was said and done, she was taken to the hospital [music] for medical clearance. She was later charged with driving under the influence of drugs and resisting, evading, or obstructing an officer. Just like Yazmin, Deana Newman's actions took [music] a troubling turn when she left her son at a Walmart customer service desk because she was heavily impaired. >> Her kid's in the customer service place. She just Yeah, we got it. She just left her kid there. >> Oh my god. >> Are you father of the kid? >> No. >> What kid? >> The kid you left at Walmart. >> [snorts] >> We have no kids. >> Okay. Hey, well, there's a kid at Walmart that you left. >> We have no kids. >> Okay. >> It's a YouTube [ __ ] >> On November the 11th, 2024 in New Mexico, officers were dispatched to a Walmart after reports of a visibly intoxicated woman who left her child at the customer service desk [music] and walked out without a second thought. >> Lay down on the main street side. >> Yeah, she's That's her right there. That's her right there. >> Okay, I see her. >> And she's trying to wave somebody down. She's drunk. >> And she's the one in the street right now not running. >> I don't know who that person is chasing. >> Yeah, that guy he's >> Okay. >> Yeah, I have my officer head now. I'm not worried. >> Her kid's in the customer service place. She just Yeah, we got it. She just left her kid there. >> Oh my god. Okay. Main is Wilson. Looks like she might be at McDonald's. Someone's I think trying to talk to her in a light green shirt. Okay, let me go check on the kid out. Thank you. >> Yeah, someone's phone. Yeah, one of the worker's phone in there to call her aunt. >> Okay. >> I guess like kid's aunt like was on the way to pick her up, but she just straight up left. >> Black hair? Yeah. >> I even asked the kid because that lady was getting crazy with that kid in there. And I asked the kid, I said, "Is this your mom?" She started crying. >> Okay. >> Heartbreaking. >> Yeah, okay. I'll be right back cuz it looks like they're trying to fight, so I'll Can you just >> Officers wasted no time tracking her down. With a dependent abandoned and the mother impaired and roaming, the situation was already on the brink of turning dangerous. [music] >> Hey, take a seat for me. Take a seat for me. Ma'am, right now you're going to be detained. Hey, sir, back up. She's going to be detained. Hey, take a seat. Are you father of the kid? >> What kid? >> The kid you left at Walmart. >> We have no kid. >> Hey, stay right there. TAKE A SEAT. >> WE HAVE no kid. >> Sit down. Hey, sir, sit down or you're going to go to jail. Ma'am, you stop RIGHT NOW. >> WE HAVE NO KID TOGETHER. >> OKAY, WELL, there's a kid at Walmart that you left. >> WE HAVE NO KID. >> HEY. >> It's a YouTube [ __ ] It's a YouTube [ __ ] >> Okay, so you just left some child there? >> We have no kid. >> Okay. Take a seat. You're going to sit down. Sit down. Just sit down. >> Can you say please? >> Please sit down. >> Say can you please sit? >> I said please sit down. Please sit down. >> We're YouTube We're YouTube >> YouTube what? >> YOUTUBE. >> OKAY, JUST STAND UP. >> WOW, now you're You're pulling me like that. >> Apparently, it was obvious she was completely out [music] of touch with reality around her. And for someone in her state, going quietly was going to be a big ask. >> So. >> No, ALL THAT [ __ ] NO. >> IS THAT YOUR PURSE? >> OH, HELL NO. >> IS THAT YOUR PURSE? >> ALL RIGHT, STOP. WOW, REALLY? Stop trying to trip us. >> It's a YouTube channel. It's a YouTube channel. IT'S A YOUTUBE CHANNEL. >> OKAY. TAKE A SEAT. TAKE A SEAT. >> IT'S A YOUTUBE CHANNEL. IT'S A YOUTUBE CHANNEL, SEE? >> TAKE A SEAT. >> IT'S A YOUTUBE CHANNEL. >> Please have a seat, MA'AM. >> IT'S A YOUTUBE CHANNEL. See what they're DOING TO US? IT'S A YOUTUBE CHANNEL. >> OKAY. >> IT'S A YOUTUBE CHANNEL. YEAH, [ __ ] IT'S A YOUTUBE CHANNEL. SEE WHAT they're doing? >> Stop. >> IT'S A YOUTUBE CHANNEL. >> HEY, STOP. >> IT'S A YOUTUBE CHANNEL. >> YEAH, HOLD ON. >> IT'S A YOUTUBE CHANNEL. [screaming] LOOK, IT'S A YOUTUBE CHANNEL. >> [screaming] >> HEY, STOP. >> GARY. >> STOP. MOVE YOUR FOOT. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> MA'AM. >> IT'S A YOUTUBE CHANNEL, LOOK. >> [screaming] >> LOOK HOW THEY'RE TREATING US, LOOK. >> WHAT? >> [screaming] [screaming] >> LOOK HOW THEY'RE TREATING US, YEAH. >> [screaming] >> MA'AM, YOU'RE DOING THIS. >> LOOK HOW THEY'RE TREATING US. LOOK. >> MA'AM, YOU'RE DOING >> [screaming] >> HELP US. HELP US. HELP US. >> ONCE SHE WAS secured in the back of the cruiser, the officers changed their focus to the man she had been with, expecting clarity, but instead, they uncovered something far more unexpected. >> What's up? We'll pick it up here in a second. >> Okay. >> So, why were you guys shoving each other over here? >> Ma'am, >> We'll pick it up here in a second. >> Do you have my information? >> Yes, sir, I do. >> Here you go. >> Do you guys share a kid together? >> No, that's my >> Is that her kid? >> That's my stepchild, but >> Okay. >> That's I was looking for both of them in a Walmart. So, you guys both I was looking for both of them. We had our own room. >> 407 >> MA'AM! LET ME GO! >> [screaming] >> FOR THAT LITTLE KID, I JUST I just want to bring her back home. >> Okay. Well, I think Kael's going to go with auntie, okay? She's going to jail. Okay, cuz she's spitting on me. Yeah, she's spitting on >> Did the little kid Did my stepdaughter go home? >> Yeah, she's going to go home safe. So, >> Okay. >> What's her name? >> Um >> Okay. What's her last name? >> Um >> How old is she? >> I do not know. >> Do you know what grade she's in or anything? >> Um She does go to school, but I really don't >> That's okay. Um what's her name? What's in the car? >> Deanna? >> Deanna? Okay, what's Deanna's his name? >> Her Newman. >> Newman? Okay. >> But, if she's walking with you, could you guys >> She's not. >> She was no, she she already battered a cop and she's going to the jail and she resisted. She made everything way worse than it needed to be. >> I don't know. She made herself go to jail today. >> But, but >> [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] You're right. Yes. >> Okay. Where Where do you guys live? >> I live right here in um in uh upper Fruita and she lives in lower Fruita. >> Okay. How did you guys get here today? >> Um uh her uncle >> dropped you guys off? >> Her sister So, hopefully >> So, his sis >> Did he find her? >> Subject has been on our local system. Negative ID on subject. 27 is in cell for 2020 2026. Negative 2920 for this. >> Do you know Uncle David >> anything? >> Negative, thank you. It looked like she was on the ground and he was kind of on top of her, but it looked like he was like pulling her out of the road. >> Yeah. She ran >> She did. So, I I saw that. >> Okay. All right. >> What the hell are you doing? >> Yeah, they he just wanted to do that. >> You're free to leave. Thank you. >> She I talked to her. >> No, absolutely not. That's not because of you. She's just very Yeah, we'll grab her shoe. We'll grab her shoe and everything, but she spit on me and she's trying to fight us and so I'm not going to She's not allowed to talk to people right now. >> Hey. Okay, you're okay. What's her name? >> I think it's Deanna Newman, maybe. >> Is it Deanna? Hey, hold up. Is it her Is her her name Deanna? Hey. Go over there. You can't talk to her. Just the way she's acting. You can watch her until you see her off. >> In the end, she was charged with two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer, and abandonment. As irresponsible [music] as Dana Newman was, her actions are nothing compared to this mother who was so impaired that she completely lost touch with reality. >> I'm not resisting. You're not a real police officer. I don't believe it. Let go of the kids. >> You got cuffs. >> No. No. I'm not leaving my kids. Please. >> [screaming] >> I'm sorry. You guys know I'm on mushrooms. Please. I don't want to >> On July the 30th, 2023, officers responded to a residence after reports that a woman who had previously lost custody of her two children due to concerns about her mental state was staying with them again. However, when they arrived, they were met with a troubling scene. >> They feel fine to me and the medics who are medical professionals. >> to you? You haven't even touched them. >> Okay, so how should they feel? >> Boy, are you okay? If you're a a normal police officer, then you can take us to the to the hospital. >> I'm a normal police officer. Those are normal medics. We are all real. I don't believe it. >> I don't believe it. >> I'm real. >> I don't believe it. Take us to the hospital. You can go with me to make sure my kids are okay. This doesn't make any sense why you're you're not taking them to the hospital. >> Your perception is altered. You're in a paranoid state. >> No, it's not. No, it's not. Why won't you take us to the hospital? Dude, are you Dude, are you No, you're not okay. No, you're not okay, man. I want you to I don't want to separate the kids. >> I know. >> Why won't they take us to the hospital? It doesn't make sense why we're waiting for my mom. Why are we waiting for my mom to take him to the hospital? >> Because these kids are not in your custody. In fact, they're the opposite of that. >> doesn't matter if they're in my custody or not. It does not affect that I'm telling them to take them to the hospital and they're not taking them to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. >> You will be going to the hospital. >> I know. We all need to go to the hospital, so why can't they take us? >> They're not going Grandma can decide Grandma can decide who has custody of the children if they can go to the to the hospital. Right now? >> Yeah. All right. >> You can check anything with me sitting right here with my kids. I'm not letting my kids go. >> Miss Brittany? >> Yes. >> All right, we >> I'm not resisting nothing. >> Brittany, I need you to stand up, put your hands >> No, normal police officers would not do this. And would not do this. No. No, you guys would not do this. >> Brittany, need to stand up for us. >> Normal police don't do this, please. >> From here to me, it was clear her grip of reality had slipped. Despite her distorted [snorts] perception of events, she couldn't understand why the officers weren't taking her seriously. >> No, please. I'm telling you. You said I could stay with them until my mom gets here. >> We have someone going to your mom's house. We need >> No, you guys said it. >> We need to get you over to the hospital. >> Okay, where's my kids? Where's my kids? I'm not leaving my kids, please. >> Please stand up. Please put your hands behind your back. Come on, Brittany. Let's make this easy. >> How do I know you're a real police officer? >> I got a badge. >> It doesn't mean anything. >> Okay, name? >> It doesn't mean anything. >> Just stand up for me. Put your hands behind You are lawfully under arrest. >> No, no. You guys, just cuz you have badges doesn't mean you're A POLICE OFFICER. NO, YOU GOT TO PLEASE. PLEASE, I'm not letting go OF MY KIDS. >> STOP. >> [screaming] >> NO. >> STOP, I'M NOT RESISTING. I'M NOT RESISTING. You're not a real police officer. >> I need the keys. Let go of the keys. >> You're not real. I can't let go of my keys. >> It's okay, buddy. It's all right, buddy. >> Please let go of my keys. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're not real. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> YOU'RE NOT REAL, POLICE OFFICERS. YOU'RE KIDDING ME. THEY TOLD ME I HAD >> YOU GOT CUFFS. >> NO! >> NO, WHAT? >> NO! >> [screaming] >> Help me! HELP ME! HELP ME! HELP ME, PLEASE. YOU'RE NOT REAL, POLICE. Please help me. Please help me. You're not. They didn't even show me a badge. They won't bring me my bag. >> Hey guys. Mommy needs help. >> No! LOOK AT MY BABIES, YOU GUYS. Let go of my babies. >> Stay on the ground. >> Okay. Please call 911. >> We're done. >> They won't bring me my bag. They won't show me. My ow. Ow, you're hurting me. >> Well, then stop kicking around. >> Okay. >> You lay there and stop moving around. >> I will. You got no You got DON'T LET THEM TAKE MY KIDS. THEY'RE NOT REAL COPS. PLEASE. YOU GUYS HAVEN'T even read me my rights. Seriously. All they have is these fake badges. >> STOP MOVING AROUND. >> HELP ME. >> I HAVE TOLD YOU don't do that. >> Okay. >> We're done playing games. >> Please, I can't breathe. >> [crying] >> Please, I can't breathe. >> I'm going to roll you over and you're not going to do it again. >> And I don't know where you guys are taking my kids. >> Stay right there. >> But this is not right. Please call 911. >> We are 911. >> Please. No, you're not. >> You're uh you're a cop? >> Yeah. >> You're not. Why didn't you read me my rights? >> Don't have to. >> Yes, you do. >> You're under arrest. >> Yes, you do. >> You just told us you had warrants. >> Well, I'm not. How do I have to leave my kids? That's not right. >> happened? >> That's not right that I have to leave my kids. Please. Why won't you leave me? You guys are You didn't I'm not leaving my kids. Please. >> [crying and laughter] >> Whatever she had taken had clearly taken a toll on her mind. She was barely holding it together, but she was also on edge, just one trigger away from completely snapping. And nothing set her off more than the thought of losing the very children she had already put at risk. >> Why won't you >> [crying] >> leave me? You guys are You didn't I'm not leaving my kids. Please. >> [crying] >> Please, I don't want to LEAVE MY KIDS. STOP. YOU'RE NOT REAL. You're not real. >> Stand by. >> You're not real. Please prove to me that you're real before YOU TAKE MY KIDS. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. >> get in the car. >> Please. Please prove to me. >> All right, get in the car. >> Please don't hurt me. Please help me. >> Come on. Stand up. >> You guys didn't even show me your badges. You're robbing me. I don't know anything. No. Save me. You guys didn't even prove to me. HEY, Y'ALL ARE FAKE POLICE. THEY didn't even prove to me that they're police. Please. Help me. Leave. Stop. >> You guys are not allowed to do this. >> All right, we're going to have to carry you. >> Please don't hurt me, man. Please. THEY'RE NOT REAL POLICE. >> PUT HER LEGS IN. I'll pull her in. >> Yep. >> Y'all couldn't even show me your badges. Why are you taking me away from my kids? Normal police officers don't do this. >> ALL RIGHT, HANG ON. LET ME GET MY [ __ ] >> PLEASE. NO, please don't shock me. >> No. I'm done. >> I'm sorry. You guys know I'm my shrooms. Please, I don't want to I I don't want to I I don't want to Please. Ma'am and please call 911. Just call 911. Just call 911, please. They're not real police officers, please. Please. >> Dude, did you just try to bite me? >> I did not try to bite you. I did not, I promise you. >> Straighten your feet out. >> All right, please. Why are you guys not showing me that you're a police officer? >> This is a badge. We're cops. >> That doesn't mean you're a cop. >> Give me YOUR STOP. >> THAT DOESN'T MEAN YOU'RE A COP. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO to me? >> Take you to jail. >> No, I have to go to the hospital. >> We'll go there first. >> I have to go to the hospital. I have a giant bubble on my vagina. I have to go to the hospital. You want me to show you? Like, I have a giant bubble that's about to burst. I promise you. >> All right. >> Like, seriously, and y'all are going to pop it. >> You're going to sit in the seat, all right? >> Why are you guys wanting to hurt me? >> Nobody wants to hurt >> Why are you guys wanting to hurt me? >> you up. >> Please. >> All right, let's stand up. Get in the car. Come on, stand up. >> Y'all, I need to go to the hospital. >> Stand up. >> Where >> Get in the car. Come on. >> Where are my kids going? Where are my kids going? >> Get in the car. >> Where are my kids going? >> Call your mother. >> Y'all are not about to disappear with my [ __ ] kids. Y'all are going to not disappear with my kids. >> Turn on the air conditioner. The kids are in >> No, you guys >> 128 Allison Drive, that's your mother, right? >> Help me. Help. Help. >> We're taking her. >> Please, stop. >> Eventually, she racked up a whole laundry list of charges, including assault on law enforcement, resisting arrest, obstruction of justice, disorderly conduct, endangerment, assault on a family member, failure to appear, and violating bail conditions. Up next is Kelsey Warren, a mother who passed out in a drive-thru while impaired, putting her little one at risk. >> I think she's clearly high off something. >> Is she still in the car? >> Yeah, she's still in there. And the baby's just sitting there. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. Hey, Maricopa Police, ma'am. You're going to be real right, okay, buddy? >> This is Dude, I I've never seen anything like this, so I have no idea. >> On April the 23rd, 2023, the Maricopa Police Department swiftly responded [music] to a distressing 911 call about an unconscious woman behind the wheel of her parked car in a McDonald's drive-thru with her 1-year-old child in the back seat. Upon arriving [music] at the scene, officers were met by a concerned McDonald's staff who had made the call and detailed the situation. [music] >> I think she's clearly high off something. >> Is she still in the car? >> Yeah, she's still in there. And the baby's just sitting there. Look, she ordered food and you see the baby's back there. >> The woman identified as Kelsey Warren presented a heartbreaking sight that left the officers profoundly heartbroken. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. Hey, Maricopa Police, ma'am. Hey, Maricopa Police, ma'am. Hey. >> Hey. >> What's going on? Hm? Hey, stop reaching. What's going on? You're really tired? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Turn the car off for me, please. >> Yeah, go ahead and turn the car off for me real quick. Turn the car off for me real quick. Turn the car off first for me, okay? Can you hand me the keys real quick? >> Yep. Here's my phone, my glasses. >> Give me your keys first, ma'am. As the officers engaged [music] in conversation with Kelsey, it became painfully evident that she was struggling to stay awake. Eventually, she confessed to getting high on before driving to the McDonald's. When the officers noticed the baby in the back seat, their hearts sank. There, dangerously close to him, lay a syringe. The sight left the officers deeply shaken and horrified. >> Hi. Hey. Smile. You're going to be all right, okay, buddy? You're going to be all right. Breaks my damn heart, brother. >> What is this? >> Dude, I I've never seen anything like that, so I have no idea. >> As the officers conducted their search of the vehicle, they made a discovery of illicit including a white powdery substance and a syringe. [music] This alarming discovery heightened their concerns for the well-being of the child in the backseat. [music] In the end, Kelsey was charged with possession of a controlled substance and others. If you thought Kelsey was an irresponsible parent, wait [music] till you see Isabella Tucci, a 22-year-old mother who was high on and was asleep for several hours while her young child wandered the road without supervision. >> So, nobody found you? >> No, I've been waiting here for over an hour. >> Do you know where we found her at? >> By walking towards the street. >> So, we'll go to this car over here. >> I just fell asleep. I just slept. >> Okay. >> No, honey, no. No. >> On the 1st of July, 2024, officers were dispatched to a condo complex in Palm Coast after receiving a report of a juvenile in distress. A concerned witness had spotted a 2-year-old child wandering alone in the roadway. Staying with the child, the witness hoped a parent would appear, but no one came. Upon arrival, the officers quickly approached the witness to gather details, unaware of the shocking turn the situation was about to take. >> Hello. >> Yeah, there are two police. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, nobody found you? >> No, I've been waiting here for over an hour. >> Do you know where you found her at? >> By walking towards the street. I was out running and I noticed her and I was like, "This is not looking good." And she um I asked her where her pants were and she said she didn't She clearly didn't >> Hello. >> You're probably in her house. >> Oh. >> Do you have a dog? Let's go this way. >> I'm thinking cuz she's walking towards like the main road there. >> Okay. >> She sat by that yellow car. I mean, I don't know if she She likes the car, maybe. But nobody has come out and looked for her in the last hour. >> Okay. So she's right by the Mustang? >> How's this area down here? >> This is supposed to be like a 55 and up community. Um >> I'm just here staying in my brother's condo and I'm like, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Looks like it could go 50/50 here. >> So it was by the Mustang we seen in the grass or in the roadway? >> She's sitting Well, she saw me. She was in the road and then when she saw me, she ran and sat by the tire. >> She did? >> I kind of went and looked to see where she went cuz I didn't see a parent. And I walked >> And you've had her for about an hour now? >> No, I clearly Yeah. Longer than that. It's It's that. Yeah, I've had her for a long time. >> Try and just make contact to see if we can't find a parent real quick. If not, I need to get a written statement from you just where you found her, just kind of describing it. >> Yeah. >> Realizing that parents hadn't shown up for hours to claim the wandering child, [music] officers decided to search the complex and cars for any clue about their whereabouts. During the search, they noticed an unlocked condo with its front door wide open. They called out and Isabella, who had been sleeping, awoke and claimed to be the mother of the child. It was confirmed that the wandering child was indeed [music] hers. Isabella revealed that she had last seen her child when she went to bed around 2:00 a.m. and had gone to sleep immediately after. [music] She hadn't woken up until the officers arrived. The Department of Children and Families were called to the scene and conducted a thorough search of the apartment along with a test on Isabella. The test revealed that she was positive for and alcohol and she admitted to recently testing positive for THC. >> [music] >> The apartment was littered with open containers of alcohol, trash, and food on the floor. Isabella was placed under arrest and her reaction only [music] confirmed the officer's suspicions that she was struggling with substance >> All right. >> Have fun. >> So, we're going to this car over here. >> Oh my god. >> There's nothing on you, right? Cuz anything I don't find, they find it at the jail, it's going to be an additional felony charge, okay? >> Okay, but I don't do anything. I'm just saying. >> just As you're getting ready to go back in the backseat of my uh patrol car, I got to ask. >> I just fell asleep. I just slept. >> Okay. Um again, no narcotics on you or anything like that? >> No, I don't have anything. >> All right. If they do find it at the jail with their scanners, it's a felony charge. So, now is the time to talk, okay? >> I don't do anything. >> All right. Um Have you taken any alcohol or narcotics in the last 24 hours? Cuz I don't want you to need to go to the hospital. >> Okay. All right. Are you not pregnant or anything like that? >> I'm not pregnant, no. >> Okay. All right, I'm just asking. Can you turn from one second? All right. Do you have something to sit back there? >> She was taken to jail, but during the ride, her conversation with the officers revealed a shocking reality. She was failing to grasp the seriousness of her actions or the extent of her responsibility. >> No. No. No. >> [laughter] >> Kids. >> You doing all right back there? >> I guess. >> All right. >> A child charge? >> It's a child neglect charge. I'm going to be frank with you, okay? Um, I don't think you have any previous history of this. >> No. I just fell asleep. >> Um, I think you're going to work with DCF for a parenting plan. State attorney's going to review everything. The judge has to review everything. So, again, you're innocent until proven guilty. Um >> And then if I if it is proven guilty that I fell asleep >> proven guilty doesn't mean you're going to be denied your child or anything like that. Um >> What about my business where people look me up, they're going to see I I'm a I'm a child neglector? >> Dude >> That's how I feed my child. >> All right. Turn off your phone. >> The doors were locked. >> Again, you're you're aware that your child has been opening doors. >> appreciate you talking to that officer. >> You live near a water hazard. You live on a second story flight hazard. And homeowner or a clubhouse drive is right there. Um And your kid's in diapers, too. Like I I got a 4-year-old. And I don't know what it is. And >> My son's three, about to be three. >> Um, here's my 4-year-old right there. I don't know what it is. I wake up like he's out of diapers. I mean, he's fully functioning, go to the bathroom on his own, everything. I still like wake up >> I would have woken >> every 4 hours or so. >> Yeah, if >> And I just I just check on him because I I've known maybe because I do this job, but um >> I mean, we're in like a an apartment the size of like most people's room. Like it's like how how much could he really do, I thought, you know, without me waking up? >> nothing happened to your child, okay? >> I know, but the yeah >> do. >> I know. >> your child would have fallen in that water and have you facing drownings and >> His father was killed in a hit-and-run when he was a year old. And that could have happened, too. >> She kept trying to justify her actions instead of being accountable for what had happened. >> I'm just looking at 8 and 1/2 hours and what the the hazards um you know, I think there should have been a little bit more diligence there, okay? >> I just >> You can disagree with me, but >> Yeah, I know. I just when you're exhausted, you don't really wake up in the middle of the sleep. And if you don't, it's not really your fault if you don't wake up in the middle of the sleep. The only thing that I I could really done differently, I can't help how hard I sleep, would have been to put like that door lock and possibly risk losing my apartment uh by putting up another door lock up high. I can't help how hard I sleep. >> Well, if you're taking kratom or supplements like that that uh get that you know, mimic the effects of like a depressant or I think it is a depressant. Um you know, those are things that you got to account for. You're going to be impaired by any kind of substance, you know, you got to if it's going to make you sleep, you need to make sure that somebody's there to take care of your child. >> It doesn't make you sleep. It usually He the opposite for me. That's why I take it so that I have the energy to >> Everybody has a different uh reaction to kratom. I just know that it's often taken with My knowledge of it, it's >> I take it so that I don't have to take prescription cuz I was diagnosed with like ADHD and stuff like that. >> But my genuine hope is that from here forward and you get your kid back and >> I doubt I doubt it. Once they're in the system, I really doubt it. >> No, I'm >> I I'm going to try. I'm going to do everything I can. >> with the system before? I don't [clears throat] think you're going to you're going to see your kid again, I don't. >> I think I'll see him. I don't think that I'll get him back. And I don't think I'll be able to afford to anyways because I think that this is going to ruin my business and I won't be able to afford to get him back. >> In the end, Isabella was taken to jail and charged with felony [music] young person without great bodily harm. Just when it seemed like nothing could surprise you anymore, along comes 37-year-old Jennifer Consolino found impaired in a parking lot with her baby sitting in the back seat. >> DUI goes far beyond alcohol. You understand that, right? A DUI can be drugs as well. That was 18 seconds. All right, at this time you are being placed under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol, chemical, or controlled substance. >> I used to >> Stop. >> Come on, man. >> Hello. Hello. >> Yeah, be careful touching up there. Yeah, don't touch that. >> No white pill. Possibly >> On the 1st of April, 2023, officers received a report about a possibly impaired driver. The witnesses had reported seeing a female driver whose eyes kept rolling back and was possibly impaired at a parking spot for almost 10 minutes with a baby in the back seat. The officers arrived at the scene for further investigation and they noticed the reported driver was a who did not care about the safety of her child. >> Hi, how are you? >> Good. >> Is everything okay? >> Yeah, no, my daughter, I'm just feeding her chicken nuggets. She's throwing all her >> I guess someone was concerned about you. I'm sorry. Did I make you drop that? >> Oh, no, no, my daughter just did it. No, we're good. My dad works right there across right that way. >> Papa Golf 931 Papa PG931P. Is that a white Chevy? Yeah, I guess someone called in and they were concerned about you. >> Ooh. >> I don't know exactly why. >> No, I was on the phone and when I was in the drive-thru with her dad. But, um, no, everything's good. She's just feeding a baby. >> Do you have your ID on you real quick? >> Um, I don't. I don't. >> Yeah, PG931P. >> Well, I'm just off my dad's right he's just walking over here. I'm just waiting on my dad. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you real quick? >> I don't have my ID on me. >> Don't, what's Okay. Do you have a driver's license? >> No, my dad's got he's walking over here right now. >> But, you were driving though. >> My dad >> Okay, can What did you take? >> What did I >> Take something? >> No. >> You're acting really weird. >> No, I was just feeding my baby food and she's throwing it out the car. >> What's your, uh, first name? >> Jennifer. >> Can you spell it for me? >> Yes. J E N N I F E R. >> What's your middle initial? >> M. >> Can you spell your last name for me? >> Yes, Consolino. C O N S O >> S O? >> S O >> Okay. >> L I >> L I? >> N O >> N O? Okay. What's your date of birth, Jennifer? >> 9 10 85. >> Okay. Did you, um, go through the drive-thru and then you parked here to feed her? >> Um, I was I Yes, I did go through the drive-thru cuz >> You know that this tag doesn't come back to a car? >> Um, it's my my dad. He works there. So, this is >> driving it. I don't care about your dad. You're driving the car, right? >> I I just parked >> How old are you? >> I'm I'm 37. >> adult. You're driving the car. I don't care about your dad. >> Okay. Well, I'm I'm sorry. My dad My dad just He's It's He just >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> He just works right over there and he he was He just said, "Well, why don't you just go through the drive-thru real quick. I'll be right back." And >> Well, where's he at now? >> He's over there. He had to talk to a customer. I can call him right now. >> No, I don't need him here. You're an adult. Don't even bother calling him. Go ahead and feed your daughter. Just give us a second. I'll be right back with you, okay? >> The officers ran the vehicle's [music] plates and realized it had been revoked. Jennifer was confronted with the revoked license plates and her demeanor revealed that she might be on some high. >> He's trying to get the straw for her. Sorry about this. I I I was waiting to pick him up. >> Put Throw all that down. Are you >> Oh, no. I was going >> Are you going to throw that away with it? Okay. >> I was going to throw this away. >> what you're doing. I thought you were throwing it in the trash. You don't have to. >> Oh, no, no, no. This is our dinner. He's with a customer. >> Whose car is this? >> My Okay, so, um, it's a dealer car. My dad He's uh he's using it right now cuz he's thinking about buying it. And he had to go talk to you um a customer at work or uh somebody at work. I don't I'm not sure who he had to talk to. He's always there. But, so, he's He works right over there in Ableton's. He's been there for um 30 >> Where do you Where do you live? >> I live with my parents. >> Where at? >> Um, 101 1 Century Cove Drive. And that's in North Long Beach. Sorry. Excuse me for making a mess. I just I I I I know I shouldn't have went through the drive-thru. I didn't I honestly I I didn't think I would get >> Well, that's the least of our worries is the driver's license thing, okay? But, this is Officer Flank. He's going to ask you some questions and go from there, okay? >> Officer Reno, so, if you would go and uh place the bag on the on the car, I got to talk to you over here real quick. >> Put the bag of food in the >> Yes. What's your daughter's name? >> Aliana. >> Aliana, okay. >> Okay. >> was thirsty. >> Officer Mike is going to keep an eye on her, okay? >> Sure. >> I got to talk to you real quick. So, >> Hi. >> A DUI goes far beyond alcohol. You understand that, right? A DUI can be drugs as well. It can be prescription medication. Chemical substances, it can be an array of different chemicals, okay? So, I have a profound fear that you were driving under the influence and I want and I would like you to participate in some tests. >> I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. >> Are you on any medication? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you have any medical conditions in the last couple of months or so? >> I wear glasses. >> Besides that? >> Um no, I don't know nothing that I >> Will you be able to walk a straight line? Will you be able to balance on one foot? >> I should be able >> So, you want to do that? >> I'm trying to give her a french fry so she'll stop crying. >> And then lastly, can you count to 30? >> Yes. >> Okay, I accept that as a pretext for the exercise, okay? >> Suspecting she was under the influence, the officers conducted a sobriety test. [music] Despite her efforts to appear sober, she ultimately failed, leading to her arrest. >> That was 18 seconds. All right, at this time you are being placed under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol, chemical, or controlled substance. >> I used to >> Stop. >> Hold on, man. I was I I mean Can you call my daddy? He's >> Yes, we're going to take care of it cuz we don't we want to turn the kid over to somebody responsible. >> Oh my god, please. I I didn't hurt anybody. >> You drove under the influence with a child in the car. Let's do this first and then we'll we'll figure everything out, okay? All right, so go ahead and put your put these these shoes back on for me. >> conditions? She has a feeding tube. >> Okay, that's that is on her stomach? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right, so I'm going to go and put you in my car while we wait for a female to come and then we're going to get the information from you. What? >> She's got a feeding tube. >> Okay. >> Yeah, it goes in her cheek up >> the video. >> I just all I did was just count. I didn't count one Mississippi. >> Well, that was That was just one exercise. You forgot about all the other ones. You go ahead and take a seat. Go ahead and take a seat. I'm putting the window down. You're going to be able to see your your baby the whole time. Okay? Just take a seat. And then he's got your phone and we're going to we're going to figure out your old man's phone number. So, screw your legs in. You got to close the door. Move your foot. I'm going to put the window down. Move your foot. >> It's called a 15. >> Uh Cody did. >> Called a 15? >> What's your um Does it have face ID? >> Yeah, I'll call my >> What's your What's your pass code? Cuz it's not going to work cuz of the bars. >> It's 08 521. >> That's not enough numbers. What was it? >> 088521, sorry. >> 21 >> I don't understand I'm >> Is it right here? Dad, Daddy, or Dad? >> Dad, Daddy, or Dad? >> This one? Okay. What's his first name? >> James. >> James? >> Am I going to be able to get out of jail? >> Yeah. >> This is crazy. I didn't do anything. Like I >> All right, so let me talk to him first and then I'll let you talk to him, okay? >> Concerned for the baby's safety, the officers contacted Jennifer's father to take custody. As they waited for his arrival, they conducted a search [music] of the vehicle. What they discovered inside left them utterly shocked. >> We're going to bring your phone with you, okay? Sound good? >> Yeah. >> Just hang Hang tight back there and then >> Like what am I being charged with? >> Driving under the influence. And you shouldn't be driving without a license, either. >> But I don't have a license. >> What did they revo- What did they revoke it for? >> Um for um well, just tickets and stuff like that. And it just this is really going to screw me now. I can't now I'm not going to be able to get a really long time. >> Well, that's something you're going to have to figure out, okay? But one step at a time, all right? I I know. I know. Where is it? >> Inside of that little thing. This this brown thing, yeah. >> No, I I saw a little like container. >> You got um You got the baby sports team? >> Yeah, I'm going to rewrite it cuz that was a little sloppy. >> Okay, you got the RP? >> Yeah. Her dad didn't seem surprised. >> What did he say? >> He just seemed he just sounded like disappointed, but he didn't sound like mad like this was wasn't the first time. >> Might not be Might be an offense. It definitely wasn't alcohol, that's for sure. >> No. >> No? Correct. Think it's blue? >> Uh that's it. >> The officers proceeded to test the substances they found in the car. [music] The results were positive for illegal Alongside these, they uncovered other incriminating items that were immediately recognizable. Among these items were and among others. In the end, Jennifer was charged with possession of paraphernalia, possession of banned [music] substances, and young person without bodily harm.