I will do anything for you, daddy. God, we're going to make out here. >> We're going to make out here. >> No, we are not. Here we go. >> Turn off the lights. Turn off. Turn off the lights. We're going to make out. I am wearing contacts. Like, you see this? I am wearing contacts. >> Karens can be loud and aggressive with cops, but sometimes they can be more subtle and try to rely on their feminine prowess to save themselves from going to jail. >> You look hot. Like, I know. Are are you Cory's dad? >> Why don't you do me a favor? Why don't you just >> My car ran out of the gas. It just >> Yeah, I don't think so. Are you wearing a shirt? >> Do you want me to be wearing your shirt? >> That would be preferred. >> I would let you give me a cavity. >> I don't think that is um needed. Here are the times when lawless woke women try to seduce cops, but it all fails miserably. Starting with this drunk young lady who caused a crash and then strutdded through a sobriety test like a self-proclaimed model, as if it didn't matter. >> This understand look at him. He's handsome and stuff. All right, let me stop number can get. >> What's that? and use your hands down at your sides. >> Oh, no. I'm a m. >> No. >> On the 7th of July 2024, police officers pulled over a suspected hit and run driver. From the moment they approached, it was clear that the woman had been drinking. What they didn't expect was how far she would go to try and get out of trouble. >> She roll down this window. >> Hello. Can you roll down all the way? I'm scared. >> No, nothing to be scared about. Okay. >> They all talk about roll the window down. >> Yeah. >> So, we got a report of an accident in Lynhurst. >> Uh involving your vehicle. We're trying to see what's going on. >> Did somebody hit you or you hit somebody or >> Okay. >> Somebody probably hit me. >> Somebody probably hit you. Okay. >> I'm just trying to go home. >> Okay. Where you coming from? >> I don't have no problem with my >> Okay. Where you coming from? >> I'm coming from my family's house, man. >> Okay. All right. Do you have an ID on you? >> I got an ID. >> Okay. Let me see your ID, please. >> It was later revealed that she had rearended another truck. Yet, she seemed completely unaware of what had happened despite the visible damage. But the cops would soon come to find out the reason she wasn't bothered about consequences. It was that her attention was somewhere else. >> All right, we're just trying to We're just trying to figure out what happened here. >> I could I wish I I could tell you, too. >> But I know I was still doing my normal thing and they went their normal way. What they do? Call >> Yeah, >> it just literally just hit my foot, I think. I don't know. >> That was like a little That's crazy. So you don't even know who hit who? >> I know something. >> But it's crazy because I said I I didn't hit nobody, man. >> Then how'd you get damage on your car? >> My car been damaged all my life, baby. My car been damaged all my >> I don't know. I don't think they'd be chasing you down Richmond's if they didn't know that. >> Huh? >> Baby, y'all weren't chasing me, baby. >> We weren't. They weren't. >> Y'all weren't chasing me. I am not the girl that get to get the chasing. >> What? >> You said you were chasing? >> No, I said they were chasing you, not us as police. The people that hit >> my damn car probably was chasing. >> Well, they said you hit them. >> But you can't even account to what happened. >> I know exactly what happened from my family face. Them people, whatever happened, they did like some >> You keep saying whatever happened. That's >> so you don't know what happened. >> Not I do know exactly exactly what happened. >> Then say it then go ahead >> the way it happened. I don't know how to say it no more because whatever happens how they going to say it's going to happen. I don't know. I know exactly what happens. I had to write away and it seemed like it was just like a I didn't leave no scene. It was just like everybody just kept going. Everybody just kept going. >> Meanwhile, another officer focused on the most pressing concerns. Her condition that night. >> I know somebody hit the side of my car. >> That's the crazy part. >> Ma'am, how much alcohol you need to drink today? >> Can't get off the car and stuff. >> I'm asking you a question. They see the wine bottle over here. But you know, I just came from my cousin's day and there people all in my car. I knew I should have tow. >> I'm seeing that and I'm asking you a question. Two separate ideas. So, how many how much alcohol you had to drink? >> I really am not allowed to drink nothing because I got my own going on officer. >> So, does that mean you haven't had any or have you had some? That's cool because it's like it's a simple question. >> I don't I don't really drive. I don't drink. >> You still got to do my question. >> I don't take a job. I'm not I'm not I'm not like low battery or nothing. Can I start the car? >> No, the car's off. I'm just going to do this. >> It don't >> It don't open door. >> It's not. >> I'm asking you can I hit the button so you are able to open the door? It don't open unless I open the door. >> Yeah, just don't start the car. At this point, officers had seen enough of her drunken antics. They knew that she was never going to admit to drinking and driving. It had now become necessary for them to conduct a sobriety test. If she passed it, she could go on her merry way. >> All right. So, I need you to dispel for me that you haven't had any alcoholic beverages tonight. We're going to do a few tests. Okay. >> What's going to do that crazy stuff? >> I'm not sure what you mean by crazy stuff. We're going to start out pretty simple. Okay. >> Oh my goodness. All right. Can you recite from the letter D as in David to the letter T as in Tom without singing and without skipping any letters for me? >> Is this really like serious? >> Yes. Letter D to the letter T. >> No, I know the letter D to the letter T. >> Okay. And I'm asking you to prove it to me. >> So, what do you want me to do, officer? >> Like I just said, the letter D as in David to the letter T as in Tom without singing and without skipping any letters. It's kind of funny, but it's like my dad is an officer. So, >> okay. Well, this is step one and show me you're not impaired. >> D as in dog. >> Mhm. >> As in town. And what's the last one? I thought you were Mr. Walk. >> No, we're starting here. >> Okay. Tell me. Okay. Start me over cuz I can see. >> Can you do that for me >> a lot? Okay. Go ahead. Okay. I'm going be actually serious. I need to stop laughing cuz I think about my dad. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Can you do D to T? >> D to T. >> Yes. Recite all the letters in between D and T for me, please. >> D to T. >> Yes. All and all the letters in between. You >> want me to go backwards or forward? >> Forwards. From D up to T. E F G H I J K L M N O T Q R S T. >> It starts at T. It ends at T. I know that. >> So, you want me to go pass it? >> Nope. >> You want me to go backwards? >> No. >> Cuz I can go Z backwards. >> No, I don't need you to do anything else from there. >> Surprisingly, she managed the first few steps, but as the test continued, her impairment became obvious. >> One. Are you paying attention? >> A, you're not doing that to people. >> Yes. 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 Two times across just like that. >> What's your thumb doing? >> Thumb to fingertip. >> 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 Two times forward. >> My goodness. Y'all is not. >> You don't think I'm really that? You think I'm up? Put that Put that hand back up. >> You're not touching my fingertips. You're touching yours. >> Your thumb to your fingertips. >> Oh, y'all not doing that. So, show me one more time. >> 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 >> You got five fingers. What about the fifth one? >> You know, my dad is a retired is a retired guy. I just want to, >> you know, I got two nails missing. Look at my nails. Oh no, y'all ain't doing that. One more time cuz you ain't even say stop. So the thumb don't count right. >> Do you not understand the directions? >> It doesn't seem like you do. >> I I totally understand. I have a retired father as a cop. I know one thing that he did not say. You didn't say [ __ ] You said 1 2 3 4 1 counter backwards. Come on. Hit me one more time. >> Last time I'm going to show the last time I'm going to explain and demonstrate. Okay. Thumb tip to fingertip. Just like this. Watch and listen. 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1. Do that two times for me. >> You saying four four two times. See you playing with me. One, two, three, four. Four. One, two, three. You did four. You did do four twice. >> All right. Why don't we go ahead and step out? Let's do the silly stuff outside of the car. >> Like many Karens who choose to rely on their feminine prowess in similar situations. She didn't take the test seriously, at least not when she could possibly charm her way out of going to jail. >> Don't look at me. Look at my fingertips. How you doing? >> All the way over here. Don't look at me. Look over at my fingertips. >> Oh, man. All right. Start that over cuz you ain't say don't look at you. >> I've told you that many times. Look at my fingertips. >> I don't look at you >> up here. >> No, hold on. Just understand. Look at him. He's handsome and stuff. All right, let me stop. Right here. >> Right up here. >> You got to keep looking at my fingertips. >> I'm going to be there, too. I'm so sorry. >> This isn't working. If you keep looking down, >> I look at your hand and I see it moving. It's looking real good, officer. See, you can't be, you know, you talking to. You looking real, >> but you're looking all over the place instead of at my fingertips. >> All right, let's get it right. >> Well, I'm trying to finish this up. >> Hold on. Let's get it right. Tell me that I cannot look at you. I'm so sorry. How you going to tell somebody say that when you look handsome? All right, let's be real. All right. All right. >> Can we Can we try to get through this here? >> Oh my god. I want to get through it. >> I'd love to get through it. >> All right. >> Later. >> Let me get it together. You stop looking at you, too. >> Fingertip. >> All right. Next test we're going to do here. >> Number can get. >> What's that? >> You rather my car does a test for you? >> No. No. >> That's not what she asked. >> That's not what I asked. >> All right. Next test we're going to do here is called the walking turn. Okay. >> Oh my goodness. I only work this. >> Hey, we can go this way, but we're not going to use this kind of like I'm not very strict. So, why don't you stand this way a little bit? >> Somebody said something crazy, didn't he? >> Stay this way a little bit. >> Oh, you're just playing with me right now. >> Stand right on my left. >> Somebody Somebody said something crazy, didn't they? They hit my and kept pushing and car >> walk this way. >> How you want me to look? I want you to come and stand right here for me. >> How do you want me to look? >> I want you up here. >> You want me to walk like a model? >> We'll get to that point. But I need you up here for me. >> Oh, you want me to stand? >> Yes. I want you to stay right there. >> Are you serious right now? >> Yes, I'm very serious. >> All right. I'm going to start back there. >> There you go. Heel toe. You need your hands down at your sides. >> Oh, no. I'm a model. >> No, not for this. You're not. I am on for >> this. You're just anti. >> All right. All right. Somebody >> hands down at your sides for me. >> Come on. Stop. >> This is part of the town. Walk with me. >> Come on now. I'm bing. >> Hands down. >> So that we can make sure you got this. >> As a retired cop. >> Okay. So, I need you to stop talking over me so we can get through this. Hands down. Sides. >> Let me get this cuz you you talking about stroll. I'm going to show you too. >> Stop talking so I can explain and show you. >> With her behavior raising more concerns, officers turn to a more definitive method to confirm her condition. >> Go ahead, >> take a deep breath. >> Pause. And you don't pull me over right here. >> This is very simple. You want you going to do this for me? >> Footsteps. >> You going to do this for me or not? >> Y'all do not understand. >> You don't want to do this? >> I'm looking for my kids to come back home. And the way y'all giving it, I was just go back. >> This is showing me if there's alcohol in your system or not. Okay. You're saying you didn't have a drop of alcohol tonight. This is your ultimate way to prove it to me now. Okay. So, nice deep breath in. Tight seal around this tube and blow until I tell you to stop. >> Basically, I can just blow everything. It's over. Thank you so much. >> So, you're refusing this? >> If I refuse it, my babies ain't coming back home. I didn't do nothing wrong. Somebody hit my kept it moving. >> All right. So, you don't want to do this either? >> That's going still. That's like giving up. Uh, that's like a positive. >> Do you want to try this or not? >> Well, we could continue that little whoop. >> We're done with all this sucker. This is the last thing we do. Uh-uh. >> We're not doing this. >> Are you serious right now? >> Last opportunity to prove to me you do alcohol in your system. >> That's no. >> I'm going to break the down. >> What did I do for >> Put your hand like that. >> You are under arrest for OI. What? >> You have any medical conditions we need to be aware of? >> Yeah, I'm up right now. Like it is. >> I know. >> What medical conditions, >> Miss Gibson? What medical conditions do you have? >> They got to find out. We're not in the system. It's food. >> Drove volunt. Do you have anything on your personal right now? >> Y'all taking me to jail? >> Yep. Come on back this way for me. >> I call somebody. >> Nope. You can call somebody from the jail. >> Are you serious? >> Completely serious. >> I cannot go. >> We'll get something out of your car for you, but you're going to jail. >> I'm going to jail. >> Absolutely. >> 100%. Have a seat up here for me. >> Oh my god. >> Go ahead. Have a seat. I'll put you in there if I have to. I don't want to. >> Very nice with you the whole time. >> Turn around. >> Raise yourself up. >> Scoot yourself over. You're going to be all the way over in the scoot over there. >> Do you have anything you need out your car? You have cell phone, wallet, purse, anything like that in your car. You need >> everything. >> We're not taking everything. I can take the senses. >> A search of her vehicle later revealed multiple bottles of wine. In the end, she was charged with OVI, hit and run, failure to maintain a safe distance, refusing a breath test with a prior OVI, driving with a suspended license, and having an open container. This young lady might have been desperate, but she was not as desperate as Sophia, a Hooters's waitress who relied on a more obvious nature's endowment to play her way out of going to jail. As if intention could outweigh consequences. >> We physically saw you driving. I was not driving. We're going to make out here. >> Okay, >> we're going to make out here. >> No, we are not here. Stop right there. >> Turn off Turn off the lights. We're going to make out. I am wearing contacts. >> Wait, you see this? I am wearing contacts. >> On the 17th of November 2024, officers initiated a traffic stop after suspecting the driver was under the influence. On the first contact, something felt off. Instead of concern or hesitation, Sophia came across unusually flirty. I have to pee really bad. >> Okay. All right. Well, you're going to have to hang out. Unfortunately, there's no places to be right now. >> Where is across the street? >> Um, Golf Gate. Tipsy Turvy. >> Golf Gate. >> Tipsy Turvy. >> Tipsy Turvy. Is that a bar? Uh, excuse me. Down at Golf Gate. >> Oh, >> sorry. We're drinking a fizzy drink. >> What were you drinking? Uh, Celsius. >> Fizzy drink. >> Yeah. >> And it's a Celsius. >> Yeah. >> You swear. >> Pinky. >> You swear. >> Pinky. Here. Why don't we get out of the room? >> You were You were drinking a fizzy drink. >> Come on. >> Hey. >> Yes. You were drinking a fizzy drink. >> Oh, >> you all right? >> Yes. I just want to counter you. >> Counter me? Boy, >> I think you're trying to counter you. >> You were drinking a fizzy drink. You were drinking a fizzy drink. >> Yeah. >> Are you going to try me? >> A fizzy drink as in a Celsius cuz I need energy. >> Energy? >> Yeah. >> Me too, bro. >> Okay. >> I just got off work. >> Do you work at Hooters? >> Yes, I do. >> But then you went to Hooters and then I >> I went to Hooters and then I went to Golf Gate. Do you work at the Hooters Down in Golf Gate? >> I do. >> Okay. >> Call me. Red flag. >> You what? >> Red flag. Caught me. Okay. Well, what's your first name? >> Sophia. >> Sophia. My name is Nick. >> Nick XP. >> And I'm going to be honest. >> I'm Nick. >> It seems like you are under the influence of something. >> Oh my god. Now, unfortunately, in situations like this, um, you know, we are going to investigate a DUI. I am >> Would you be willing to participate in the >> No, >> you don't want to participate. >> No. I'm I'm literally drinking and I'm not going to drive. Not going to drive. >> But you were already driving. >> I was not. >> No, wasn't. No, I was not. I mean, we stopped you in the middle of the room. >> No, you didn't. >> No, you did. >> No, you did not. >> Look at the cars. >> You No, you did not. >> Where do you think you are right now? >> I am in Golf Gate. >> No, >> you didn't. >> You're miles from Golf Gate. >> You did not stop me in front of Golf Gate. >> We did not. You were correct. >> That's what I'm saying. >> As the stop progressed, that behavior only intensified. She stayed playful and dismissive, acting as if the situation carried no real consequences. >> I am investigating a DUI. >> Sorry. >> And I would like if you would participate in a couple couple standard field sobriety exercises to determine if you're able to drive home. >> I am not going to drive home. Okay. Well, in that case, we could at least pull your car over, but if you would be willing to participate in those exercises. Do >> you want me to call TripleA? >> Like, I have to pee. >> I know, but right now you're not going to be able to pee. I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. You're not going to be able to right this second. >> Can I go inside, please? >> Where? >> Right there, please. >> This is a church. That's not >> I don't want to be in front of everybody. >> You're not going to be here right now. I don't want to pee in front of anybody. Please, I don't want to pee in front of everybody. >> You're not going to be able to pee right now. There's nowhere to pee, unfortunately. >> Would you be willing to participate in those exercises? >> No. >> And why is that? Because >> well, if you don't participate in those exercises, I have to make my determination on a driving. >> Those guys reckless driving, you're not going to arrest them. >> Well, I'm dealing with you right now, unfortunately. >> Really? >> Yes. >> Really? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Me? >> Mhm. >> Instead of those guys reckless driving? >> Yes. >> You're going to deal with me. >> So, hold on. If you do not if you do not participate in some of those exercises, then I have to make my determination on a DUI charge based off of what I've seen so far. And it seems like, you know, there's quite a few signs that you're under the influence. >> I am under the influence, but I did not drive. >> Swear to God. >> But you were driving. >> I was not. I was not. >> Sophia, you were driving. You had the car. >> Do you remember that you had the car in drive and then I had to put it in park for you? >> I was not. >> No, I do not. >> Well, how did your car get here then? >> My friend, >> my friend drove it over here for me. Okay. So, that's not what happened. >> He drove it over here for me. >> We physically saw you driving. >> I was not driving. >> I was not driving. >> We saw you driving. >> I was not driving. I wasn't. >> I swear. I swear. >> Okay. >> When officers moved into standard procedure, the pattern continued. She refused to take any tests and denied driving altogether despite being caught behind the wheel. >> I see you. >> Can we try one exercise >> and it would really help with me making my determination. >> Can I Can I please can I go in the box first? >> You cannot. No, >> there's nowhere to >> That's not fair. That's not fair. That is not fair. >> That is not fair. >> It is. >> You're asking me to take a provo? to take a what? >> Without taking piss. >> Taking a what? >> Taking a test without taking a piss. >> You're going to participate in an exercise. >> I have to Exactly. >> But this exercise, you only have to stand there. >> You were asking, "Babe, you were asking me babe. Babe, you were asking me to take a test. without a test. >> That doesn't make much sense. >> You are asking me to take a test without a test. >> What do you mean by that? >> You are telling me to take a test without a test. >> I'm I'm asking if you're willing to participate in a exercise. You want me to participate? >> Do I have a plan? >> You want me to participate in this? >> Do if you're willing to. Yes. >> Hey. And do you want me to do what you want me to do or do you want me to do what I want to do? >> You can do whatever. >> I'll bust out. I'll bust out. But I'll do what you want to do, too. If you're willing to participate in that, >> I Hey, I will I will participate. >> Okay. It seems like that sidewalk is nice and flat for us. >> That's >> Would you be willing to walk over there? That one across the street. >> The atmosphere changed as the interaction went on. Her attempts became more deliberate, more persistent, and increasingly uncomfortable for the officers involved. >> We're going to make out here. >> Okay. >> We're going to make out here. >> No, we are not. Here. Wait. Stop right there. >> Turn off. Turn off the lights. We're going to make out. >> Wait. Wait. Stay right there for me. >> Oh, it's my bad. It's my bad. >> All right. >> I got to pee, bro. >> I know. I I have to pee as well. >> Bro, I got to pee. >> Okay. Do you want to try this first exercise for me? >> I will do anything for you, daddy. >> God damn. >> All right. >> You in that suit, I'll do anything for you. Sorry. >> That's all right. >> Knee reaction. >> All right. So this first exercise >> in this suit, brother. >> This first exercise is going to test your eyes. Okay. But before >> Dude, why are you drunk? Ask me. I You know I'm drunk. >> We have >> Why are you doing this to me? >> Because I want to give you. >> You know, you know I'm drunk. >> Why are you doing this to me? I know that >> because we got it too. >> Why are you doing this to me? >> Try. >> So, you're going to drunk and then uh >> right. Oh, no. No. Here. You stay right there. >> Oh. >> All right. In two seconds. Wait. You stay right there. >> Are you going to tase me? >> No. Just hold on. >> Are you going to tase me? You're going to tase me >> right there. Sophia, you're going to chase me. I'm not going to dispatch. >> Get him. >> Get my hands off him. >> Sorry. >> Unfortunately, you're going to have to. >> I can't, bro. I can't. >> Here, I'll give you this to hold on in the meantime. >> Give me a citation. >> No. No, >> bro. >> That's not a citation. It's something that >> God damn, bro. >> So, you don't have to touch. >> Is this your phone number? This is your phone number. >> Nope. It's blank. >> Hey, put his phone number on this. >> Please. >> Please, bro. >> I think he's got some. >> Please put your phone number. >> Sophia, >> I know that you're drunk. You know that you're drunk. >> I am drunk. >> If you are willing to participate, >> bro, >> in a few exercises. I would like to do those. >> Don't you don't have to do this. >> If you don't want to, I can't make you. >> You don't have to do this. I have to try to do the exercises with you. >> I am drunk. >> I'm only asking your consent to do those. >> I am drunk. I will piss on the [ __ ] street, bro. >> I would appreciate if you did not do that. >> I You and me both, bro. >> Okay. >> You and me, bros. >> Okay. Do you want to try this one exercise, >> bro? >> Here. Wait, wait. Stand right there and let's put your feet together. >> Hey, >> hold on. You can talk to the camera if you want, but you got to stay right there. You talk to the camera. Hey, you hold this. Hey, you hold this. I will talk to the camera. >> No, no, hold on. >> I will I will talk to the camera. >> I will talk to the camera. >> Hello. >> Here. Why don't you try putting your feet together for me? Okay. And let's put your hands down your side. >> You're the one taking me home, right? >> Sure. >> You're taking me home. >> Mhm. >> I want you. >> Okay. >> I want you. >> Okay. You're taking me home, right? >> Yep. >> You are taking me home. >> Sure. >> Hey, you're the ones taking me home. >> Sure. >> Yeah. I got a laugh out of him. >> I've been laughing. >> Hey, I got a laugh out of him. I got to laugh at him. >> Hey, he's taking me home. He's taking me home. >> He's All right. >> So, let's try it again. >> Sorry. I'll make you laugh. First one. First one laugh folds. >> Deal. >> First one folds. >> Okay. Can you put your feet together? Um, put my feet there together >> and your hands on your side. >> Whatever you say, daddy. >> Okay, now before we >> No, I just grabbed my flashlight. >> Oh, whatever you want, Daddy. >> Okay. >> Her options were now beginning to run out. She needed to find a way to lure the officers into some sort of indiscretion. Perhaps play into their primal instinct. They were men after all. >> Before we start. >> Before we start. Hey, Fish Art. Fishart. >> Do you Are you wearing contacts right now? >> Are you wearing contacts? >> No, I'm wearing glasses. No, I'm wear I am wearing contacts. >> Wait, you see this? >> I am wearing contacts. >> Sophia, >> do you see this? >> Can you put your shirt on? >> I am wearing contacts. >> Can you put your shirt on? >> I am wearing contacts. I swear to God I'm wearing contacts. >> Hold on. I want you to I want you to think for like seconds. >> I am wearing contacts. >> Sophia, >> you might have glasses, but I am wearing contacts. >> Hey Sophia, >> I swear to God I'm wearing contacts. like 2 seconds. >> Why are you such a nerd, bro? >> In all seriousness, >> bro, don't be such nerd, bro. >> Sophia, in all seriousness, everything that we do, >> don't be such a nerd, bro. >> A body cam >> and that body cam is public record. >> Nerd. >> It's for anybody. >> I am a nerd. >> I am a nerd. >> I am a nerd. Show it to the body cam. I am a nerd. That's why anything we do is >> I am a nerd, bro. >> Hold on. >> Anything we do is recorded and anybody can see that. Mom, dad, grandma, family. I just >> You think I give a >> I just wanted to let you know. >> You think I give a >> Okay. >> Hey, >> nerd, bro. >> Nerd. Can we just try this one exercise? You >> want to? >> I would like to. Yes. >> Do you want to come back here and stand with your feet together? >> No, I don't. I actually want to stand back here with my feet uh actually my arms around me like this. >> Okay, hold on. Hold on. Even after being detained, nothing changed. She continued the same approach as if the outcome was still negotiable. >> Is there anybody that can come pick up your car? >> I'm trying to see if any get anybody can pick it up. >> You >> I cannot I don't want your car to get towed. I want I don't want you to have to pay for that. Is there anybody that can come pick up your car for you? >> You >> Sophia, it's pointless money that you'll have to spend to get your car out. Can you call somebody that can come pick it up that won't be extremely far away? >> You know what? I should be hanging out with spies. I should not be hanging out. >> My phone's diag. Is there somebody in your phone that we can call to come pick up your phone? >> Yeah. His name is Connor. >> Is that one of the bad guys that you said you're hanging out with? >> All right. Listen, >> don't >> I'm saying do you trust this person with your cars when I'm trying to get out? >> Yes. >> Okay, >> I do. Okay, then he's going to grab your phone and we're going to see if we can call him. Is he sober? >> Yes. >> Will you just >> Hold on. Stay right there. >> Cut me off for a second. >> What? You're a friend of my brother? >> No. >> Yeah, you are. >> I'm not. >> Yeah, you are. >> Conor T. >> Yeah, that's him. >> Yeah. >> Can I call Connor? >> Accept. Accept. Except >> Hey, Connor. >> Hey, put it on speaker. >> Hold on. You're going to yell too much. >> Connor, this is Officer Berner with the Sarasota Police Department. How you doing? >> Bro, you bro, >> um I'm here with Sophia and we are downtown Sarasota. >> Give it to me. >> And she's going to be going to jail for a give it to me. Give it to me. She's wondering if you can come pick up her car for her. >> Oh my god. Give it to me. What's my badge number? 1884. >> Conor, give it to him. >> In the end, Sophia was charged with driving under the influence and later received a year of probation. The cycle goes on as another drunk driver got behind the wheel and tried to charm the officers and then lost control when her flirtatious antics didn't work. >> How much have you had a drink tonight? >> Nothing. I can clearly smell it. >> Just because I'm driving >> a Latina, it's happening to me. >> First thing I notice is the car. I don't notice the people who are driving. >> You look hot. Like I know I Are you Tori's dad? >> Show me right now. >> On the 28th of November 2023, an officer on patrol spotted a vehicle with two occupants. The driver was clearly intoxicated, but what caught him off guard was how openly she flirted throughout the encounter. >> I'm Vanessa. Are you [ __ ] standing? >> I am. >> No, I'm sorry. No. >> What are you guys What are you guys doing here? >> No. No. I live I live right here. >> Don't do this to me. No, I live right here. I'm not going to drive anymore. I'm just trying to get the >> Okay. Um, >> just, you know, you got to >> I'm sorry. >> No. No. No. Not here. >> I saw you. I saw you guys driving in, so I want to make sure everything's okay. >> That's my house. >> Okay. Do you have an ID with you? >> Yeah. >> Central 301, can you serve me a code, too, please? >> Do you have your ID with you? Can I see it? Just so you know, everything's being already recorded. Okay. >> So, I actually So, I live down the street from here. Where do you live? >> Like right there. >> Here? >> Yeah. So, >> no. Like right there. >> Where? Where did you guys come from? >> No. Like we've been staying right here. Like we've been trying to stay. So, we just wanted to show you a video, but if you don't want to see it, that's okay. >> No, I'm just asking where you guys coming from cuz I did see you guys pull in here earlier. So, I just wanted again when you see a car with two people in it at 1:00 in the morning, you got to make sure everything's okay, you know. >> No, we're okay. We just wanted to see you like pull up and like look at the video. >> Okay. >> So, >> we just wanted to see you from our perspective and like, you know, >> where did you guys come from? Um, we just wanted to come from our apartment. So, like if you didn't want to come from >> our apartment. >> Do you know where you're at? >> Of course we did. >> Do you know what town you're in? >> Of I live here. >> What town are you in? >> Okay. Just making sure. Just make sure. >> Don't play with me. >> Look, I'm a business woman, so I have a lot of IDs with me. If you don't mind me just pulling pulling out of a light with me. >> Okay. What do you do? >> Hey, my Uber. >> I don't give a about your So, I'm a >> big thumbs up. I don't know if that's fine with you. >> Yeah, that's good. >> Can I see your your driver's license? >> Yeah. >> No worries. He's just making sure that I'm okay. It's late at night. You know, >> the best thing any reasonable person would have done at this point was to be reasonable and comply. But being a Karen, she was almost sure to make things difficult for everyone involved. >> Who's the car registered to? >> Mine, but my brother lives in Nebraska. >> Okay. >> So, he came from um Nebraska obviously. So, this mother >> Can I hold it? Can I hold your phone? This mother came from Nebraska. >> Okay. >> This mother came from >> it's like borderline Northfield View. It's a Willow >> to be >> You have a picture of your ID or anything? >> Of course I do. Of course I do. But it it just to be honest at this point it's like >> you know what I'm saying? >> Can I see a picture of your ID, please? >> I hope you can. I hope you can. >> Dude, the fact that he saw my father's bull. >> What car is >> my brother's? >> Dude, I'm freaking out. and having a mental >> there's nothing to be freaking out about. Like I said, I'm trying to work with you and I'm asking you mental >> Can I have Can I have a mental attack? >> I mean, do you need paramedics to come check you out? >> No, because I actually >> So, there's nothing to be nervous about. All I'm asking is for your identification. I want to identify who I'm talking to right now. >> Yes, because >> that's Can I Can I say something? What's so crazy? Where were you guys? Were you guys out drinking earlier? >> No. >> No. We were >> We were out here just being Oh my god. You know what's so crazy? >> I'm listening. >> The fact that I live here and I've asked him, "Hey, can we just be okay?" And I'm so cold. I'm so cold. I'm out here. I don't I know you are, but I'm so cold. I'm just like, >> I don't know what I'm doing. I don't Vanessa. Listen to me. I need to get some sort of identification. Do you have a picture of it or you have it with you? Can I please see it? >> I think I've asked you. >> You have I'm so Okay. I'm I'm so cold. >> So am I. And I'm the one out here. >> So the faster we get this done, the faster you can move. >> I didn't vacation. >> Yeah, please. >> Go. >> But I have my purse. I have my purse. Can I Can I close Can I >> You can close it a little bit. You can't close it all the way. >> That's a little popping. >> I live right here. I live right here. >> I just wanted to go home. I don't >> escape was impossible. Her breath, her movements, even the smell of alcohol gave her away. >> How much have you had a drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> I can clearly smell it. >> No, you can't. This is I went to my home. I went to my home so you can >> You weren't that from what I where I was at. You weren't home. >> No, I was home. >> You came >> east on Deer Path, took a ride on Western, and you came in here. >> No, it's home. >> They were driving. >> Yeah. >> No, it's home. >> Yeah. >> So, how much have you had a drink tonight? I can smell. >> I mean, >> and clearly your friend said that you were drunk. I just the moment I came up my cat >> the moment I came up you said you had some that he said that you were drunk as hell. >> That's crazy. >> Again, like I said, I saw you driving. So, where you coming from? >> Yeah, you guys you guys were driving, right? >> No, we live right here. >> Cuz he saw you guys driving. >> No. Well, he's obviously Can you get an an evaluation? >> Evaluation of what? I'm sorry. Are you drinking? >> I I can do anything that anybody needs. That's I don't >> Do me a favor. >> Again, this is I'm not the one in question. >> Let him talk. >> Okay. >> I'm gonna ask you to step out of the car. Okay. >> The car. >> No, you're going to stay in here. We're still talking. >> So again, I'm going to ask you one more time. How much have you had a drink tonight? >> I can clearly smell it. I can see your eyes bloodshot and glassy. >> I asked you for identification. You never were able to produce it. You gave me the registration. >> You pulled out what looked like a business card. >> I was a pencil. She was driving. Neither of you are admitting it. >> I love that for you. Thank you. >> Where did you guys come from? >> Cuz you clearly didn't come from your house. I was sitting at the parking lot. I saw you guys pull it. Turn right from the air path. >> Where were you pulling it from? >> I was at the parking lot right there by the train station. Where? >> Right across from here. >> Across from where? >> From here. >> From where? >> I already told you. >> No, you haven't. Yes, I have. From where? >> I already across from here. >> Across from where? >> Do where we're at. Across the street. >> My hometown. Across from my hometown. >> Yeah. What's your hometown? >> 293 >> East. >> Okay. Look, I've been trying to work with you and I'm asking you and doesn't look like you want to work with me. >> No, I didn't drink. >> No, I mean, you said you didn't have anything to drink, right? >> I just don't give you anything to work with because I know. No, but that's very >> It's off to the side. It's facing this way. I need to be able to make sure to see who I'm speaking with, be able to see inside the car. >> But I'm very much just >> I'm talking about >> How much have you had to drink tonight, Vanessa? >> I haven't. >> Okay. >> So, who's been drinking tonight? >> I'm sorry. >> I went to go pick up my friend. >> You went to what? I want to go pick up my friend. >> Pick him up from where? >> With no chance of walking free, she tried to manipulate the situation, claiming victimhood and using her race to deflect responsibility. >> You show signs that you've had some sort of consumption tonight. >> Me? >> Yes. >> Okay. It's not my first time I've done this and I can see it. That's why I'm asking, >> brother, you I'm I'm not gonna ask you if you've been drinking because I can clearly tell you have. How much have you had to drink? >> I'm not going to be. >> This is so crazy because this has never happened to me. And I feel like >> just because I'm driving around >> a Latina, it's happening to me. >> First thing I notice is the car. I don't notice the people who are driving. It's dark out. It's 1:00 in the morning. >> It's 1:00 in the morning. >> I'm Hispanic as well. You notice it right away as I walked up >> because I live. >> I don't know that you live here. The car comes back to Park City. >> That's crazy cuz I live in Lake Forest. >> And it's fine. I mean, it could be that you haven't changed your address. That's perfectly fine. It happens. But when I see a car, two people in it, >> and the fact that >> comes people, >> I'm not telling you Park City. I I checked the place. A car comes out of Park City. So, I have to one check. Why is a car that comes out of Park City here? You have to check. >> I check every plate. Every especially car that's on at 1:00 in the morning in Lake Forest. There's nothing going on right now in Lake Forest. >> Of course not. Everything's closed. Of course not. Check the You have to check the place that come down to the >> You understand? I see a car that's on two people in it, >> right? >> Can I say something? >> Yeah. >> I've lived here for 2 and 1/2 years. And I've parked in that parking spot at least >> 20 times and I've felt >> I don't care if you don't like it. >> So again, you got to understand I see a car, two people at 1 in the morning. I got to make sure everything's okay. >> Fine. >> I walk up here. He clearly says, "You're drunk as hell." Those were his words. >> Those were his words. >> Not mine. Hold on. Vanessa. >> Vanessa. >> No. >> I'm so sorry. Those were his words. >> I can see it in your eyes. I can see. >> No. I just want to go >> to work. >> Okay. How much have you had a drink tonight? >> Can we Can we work this out? >> That's what I'm trying to do. >> Excuse me? >> No. Just >> You look hot. Like I know. I are you Tori's dad? >> No. I'm sorry. >> Can This is really really firing at me. >> Her attitude flipped once it became clear she couldn't get her way. >> I hope you me >> I do not hope that at all. >> No, I hope you >> okay. >> I hope you >> She's not going to go. So ultimately it's whatever you end up doing with it. Um >> because this is my home. >> No one's disputing this is your home or not. Vanessa, >> you would never do this to me. >> White woman. And if you want to do this, you can do this. >> You like I told you earlier, I see the car. That's all I saw. It's 1:00 in the morning at night. I can't see in the car. It's >> wide in the morning. All right. 1 in the morning. >> Doesn't matter what kind of car you >> want to know how much I earn a year. >> I honestly >> You probably don't give a >> cuz it doesn't affect me, Vanessa. I'm If you earn a lot of money, more than me, good for you. I'm happy for you. >> But I want >> the better you progress. >> I want you to give up because I see you around the street. I see you. I do. >> Yeah, cuz my job is to patrol the the the streets of Lake Forest. >> Yeah. I got to make sure no one breaks into cars and I see a car that has two people in it. I got to make sure everyone's okay inside. >> Shut the up. You white piece of [ __ ] What the do you do? What the do you do? Don't say that [ __ ] >> Do you mind if I just check your eyes while you're sitting there in the car? >> Okay. I just No. This is my car and I want you to I want to say I'm strong. I'm sorry. >> Okay. So, I'm going to ask you one last time. Are you willing to do the the exercises somewhere warm to prove to me that you didn't have anything to drink tonight? I'll take you. It's two blocks away. Once that's done, I'll bring you back. Is that something you want to do? >> It's so cold, >> right? I'm trying to get you somewhere warm. >> Do you want to do the exercises? Yes or no? >> How long does it take? >> 10 minutes or so. Doesn't take that long. They're quick. >> Time. >> It's not going to take long. >> Exactly. It's warm in there and it's going to be warm where we're go. Come on. I'm trying to work with you. I know you're trying to work with me and I get what you're feeling. There's a reason why I took this job >> to make a difference. Yeah. >> Are you trying to work with me? >> I am. Have I not been professional and courteous to you? >> No, you all right then. So, work with me. It's cold. >> But I'm so cold. >> So am I. Now her audacity tested every limit. Are you willing to do the exercises and go with me? >> Medical so bad. Don't you? >> I'm just doing an investigation. That's it. >> An investigation? >> Yeah. >> Figure it out. Don't play with me. Investig. >> Everything's being audio and video recorded. It's all recorded. Everything is me. >> I already told you. My hands are literally crippling crippling and I want to go home. >> Okay. >> My hose is down the street. >> Okay. Just answer me this question and that's it. And this will determine what happens next. Do you want to do the exercises? Yes or no? It's just a yes or no question. I have an attorney and he will not pull me out of this car. >> I'm not saying I'm pulling you out the car. I'm just asking you a question. I need a yes or no question. >> Is it a It's a yes or no question. You want to do the exercises? >> No. >> You don't want to do the exercises? >> Don't pull me out of this car because I have an >> I have no I have no reason to pull you out the car. >> Thank you so much. >> I have no reason to pull you out the car. I'm asking you a simple yes or no question. >> And I'm telling you, >> is it a yes or a no? >> My attorney will pull me out of this car if I have to. >> So, I've been trying to work with you. He said, you know, it doesn't look like you want to do the exercise, right? >> If you if you haven't had alcohol, what have you had tonight? Have you had any illegal drugs, anything like that? Okay. >> So, what I'm going to need you to do is I'm going to need you to step out the car. Okay. >> I get that. So, I'm going to need you to step out the car. You have a warrant. >> I don't need a warrant at this point. I'm going to need you to step out the car. >> You need I'm so cold. >> Okay, I'm going to need you to step out the car, Vanessa. At this point, it's not a It's not a question. It's an order. It's a legal order. I need you to step out the car, please. >> I wish I would knew the law that you step right into. >> You got to exit the vehic. >> No. I rather >> I I need you to step out the car. >> It's no longer I'm asking you to. So it's like yes or no. It's I'm ordering you to step out. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's an order. And I'll tell you exactly why once you step out. >> Once I step off. >> Yep. >> Officers finally secured her, but the ride to jail was tense. >> Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. You stupid [ __ ] Yeah, guys. You want to >> hold on to me. >> All right. I need you to sit down. >> No, I don't want to sit down. >> You get onto this again. >> I just want to sit down with my best friend. >> This is >> And I'm going crazy. I'm going crazy. I'm going crazy. I'm going crazy. I'm going crazy. I'm >> going to tell you exactly what's going on. >> Going crazy. >> Why is that? Do you need paramedics? >> Do you need paramedics? I can get them out here. >> I do. I do. >> Okay. For what? >> Get me out of here. >> Okay. Look, this is what's going to happen. We're going to go back to the station. Do some paperwork, pictures, and fingerprints. issue you some tickets. You'll have your court date. You'll be out today. >> If I need you to bring If I need to bring you back home, I will bring you back home. >> Okay. You're in town. >> So, that's not a question. >> Question. >> I can bring you back home. >> What's going on? >> Okay. I already told you you're under arrest for driving under the influence. >> Okay. >> I have You have all the signs. >> Okay. Fine. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. >> We already established that. I'm going to get you back. Do the process. Takes a couple hours and I'll get you back home. You're going to be out tonight. You're not staying anywhere. You're coming back home, sleeping in your own bed. Okay. Question I have for you is your friend said he's willing to wait for you in your apartment. Do you want that or do you want me to just get the keys and tell him to go home? >> No, I just I don't wait in my apartment. >> You're okay with that? Okay. I just wanted to make sure because um it is your residence. I don't want, you know, you don't want him there. I don't want him to stay there. Okay. So, again, you're okay with him staying there? >> Okay. Said you're going to be back home tonight. Okay. Just give me a couple minutes. I'll we'll get on the way and I'll get get done as soon as possible. >> Okay. >> Anything you want me to bring back with me, like your phone or anything that >> your cat's going to be in your friend's your friend's going to stay here, so he's in good care. He just fed him or her. I don't know if you have a female or a male cat. >> You're going to be home tonight. Okay. >> You're going to be home tonight. >> I want to kill myself. >> Don't say that. >> What's your name? I need you to sit back and this is the second time you take off your seat belt. >> I'm going to put the seat belt back on. >> Just stop taking off the seat belt or pick anything right now. >> I need it right and I'm going to reach for the seat belt >> me right now. >> Vanessa, >> we're going to go back to the station >> cuz I'm going to fight you right now right now cuz you're going to me regardless me right now. Kill it. Kill it. Kill me. Even at the station, her behavior continues to push boundaries. >> Do you want me to pee myself? >> Don't do that. Have a seat. >> I already did. >> Leave your Leave your shirt on, Vanessa. >> I'm going to let you use the bathroom back there. you. >> I'm not closing it. I'm giving you privacy. >> Go to the bathroom and come back out. >> Give me this [ __ ] >> Go to the bathroom and come back before you close this [ __ ] >> I need you to go use the bathroom. You say you want to use the bathroom, right? >> I'd rather piss myself right now. >> Use the bathroom. I'm only doing this to give you privacy. >> [ __ ] >> Vanessa, please use the bathroom. >> Thank you, sir. No, I'd rather have absolutely everything that I got. >> Use the bathroom. >> Use the bathroom. You're going to best you're going to be caught to the wall. >> Oh me right now. >> I don't care if you piss yourself. >> Coffee to the wall. >> Hand out. And you're going to clean this [ __ ] up right now. Thank you, baby. >> You need to stop spitting or you will be I will put a spit guard on you. >> I I I don't understand. Lock me up or don't lock me up >> in the back. >> Lock her up or don't lock her up. Like Lock me up. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's hot. Yeah. >> There you go. >> Oh, thank you, baby. >> No more spitting. >> Oh, no more spitting. Are you sure? >> Yep. Thank you. >> Now you do be spitting on yourself, so it's your prerogative. >> I love it. >> Thank you. >> Double lights. >> Does that make you wet? >> Does that make you wet? >> Will this affect your Yeah. What? I I don't want you to get spit on. So >> just want her. >> Not yet. >> Does that make you >> Does that make you wet? >> Does it make me what? >> Yeah. No. >> Good. >> Vanessa, before we pass the test, >> Vanessa, >> leave >> before we ask you any questions, it is my duty to advise you of your rights. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Thank you. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> Yeah, I know. I'm going to >> you have you have the right to talk to a lawyer and have one present with you while you are being questioned. >> If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, you will be appointed to one will be appointed to you to represent you before any question if you wish one. >> Do you understand your rights? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you wish to speak to us? >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. I wish to speak to every single one of you. You Jesus. >> Are you willing to do some tests with Officer Jagger? >> No, I'm willing to die right now. >> If you are willing to do the test, I can remove the mask and remove the handcuffs as long as you're going to be cooperative. >> Oh, no. I'm ready to die. Are you ready to tell me? >> Vanessa, are you willing to do the test? >> No, I'm ready to die. >> Have a seat. >> Put me in the wall. Put me on the wall. >> Have a seat. Thank you. Oh my gosh. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me right now. Kill me right now. You pieces of I don't want to be here. You >> good. I'm sorry. If you don't settle down, you're going to go to the hospital. >> If you don't settle down, you're going to go to hospital. You're not going to like what they do to you there. >> Oh, yeah. >> Handcuff. >> Yeah. >> Settle down. >> Yeah. Cuz you're like doing what they do over there. >> Go to the hospital. >> Oh, you want me to Oh. Oh. Are you ready? Are you ready? Are you ready? Are you ready? >> Yeah. >> Come on. Sit down. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Yeah. >> In the end, she was charged with aggravated battery on a police officer, resisting a public officer, driving under the influence, possession of a controlled substance, and improper turn. Speaking of woke women trying to seduce cops, meet this young lady driver who flirted with officers while intoxicated, proving that some lessons aren't learned the first time. >> Why don't you do me a favor? Why don't you just >> My car ran out of the gas. It just >> Yeah, I don't think so. >> I'm not going to pass the test. >> Why do you say that? >> Because I already have a pending DUI on this car. >> Are you trying to tell me that you're drunk right now? >> No, I'm not drunk. >> So, we need to make sure you're not impaired and operate a motor vehicle. >> No, I'm impaired. Yes. >> On the 7th of April 2025, officers were dispatched to a single vehicle crash. They found a car lodged against a curb and a driver who had no business being behind the wheel. >> There's a female in there. >> Hi. Are you okay? >> Yeah. No. Um, my car just stopped working. >> Uh, why are you on the curb? >> Because my car stopped working. >> That doesn't make any sense to me. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. I have nothing. >> Why don't you step out? Are you injured? >> No. >> Why don't you step out the car and come back over here? >> Okay. >> You have any weapons on you? >> Um, I have a gun. >> Where? >> Um, it's my mom's. >> Well, stop. >> Hold on. >> No, no, no. Hold on. >> Not >> Yeah, I I can. >> That's what Do you need an ambulance? Go ahead and turn around for me. I want to check your back. That's all. I'm just taking You said you had a gun. >> Okay. No weapons on you. >> It's over there. >> Why don't you uh take her to the curb? >> Come over here. Go. Hey, what's your name? >> Here. >> Why are you giving me a case? >> Um, cuz the car and I'm not trying to get like shot. >> Why did you get shot? >> Cuz cops and >> and what >> and everything with the everything that's going on? >> I don't know what's going on. >> There's shootings and all that. >> I'm just trying >> it to. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> Positive. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> Nothing. I'm just trying to go from work to my mom's house. >> Okay. >> Why don't you do me a favor? Why don't you just >> My car ran out of gas. It just >> Yeah, I don't think so. Uh, which one of you guys wants the 47? >> I get off the >> Cool. Go talk to her over there. >> Hey, come come over here with me. >> Um, >> where's that where's that gun at? >> Hey. >> Um, hold on. I'm sorry. I'm not going to >> No, just just tell me. >> Where's it at? >> Hold on. Wait, wait, wait. I I I I get it. I get it. I get it. Hold on. Um I just >> Okay, go take her over there now. >> Hold on. >> Now >> it's >> Take her over there. >> It's not like >> Go over there. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Why are you pulling me? Hold on. Hold on. No, I'm not trying to like pull it out on you. >> Don't worry about it. We'll deal with the discussion. >> Hold on. No, you guys are pulling it. >> I'm just trying to show you where >> What's your name? >> If I had it on me. >> You don't have it on you, Clary. Search. What's your name? It's over here. >> What is your name? >> What's your name? >> What is it? >> Mandy. >> Okay. Mandy. >> Have your license on you? >> Yes. >> Let me pull it out. Hold on. No. You know what? You grab it. >> I'm not going to pull it out of your back pocket. >> Grab it. >> Just get your license out. >> Because I was trying to tell you guys where the gun was and then you guys told me pull it out of my pocket. No, >> because I didn't want you to go in the car with the gun. >> Pull it. Pull it. >> Thank you. Right there. That is that's where it's at. >> Here, listen to me. >> No, because you guys pulled me when I was trying to easily explain to you where the gun was at and then you guys pulled me. >> From the first interaction, her condition was clear. Her speech was off, her movements unsteady. Instead of cooperating, she pushed back, throwing out accusations that only complicated the situation. >> How much did you drink tonight, Mandiana? >> Not that much from you. >> I drank a beat box and I was just trying to go home. Okay, you're you're not going to go home right now. Listen, we got to figure what h figure out what happened. Okay. >> Okay. Stay over here. >> Yeah. >> Go stand. >> I'm fine right here. >> We got to run you through some tests. Make sure that you're safe to drive. >> No, I'm not safe to drive. Okay, come over here. >> Which is why I stopped right here. >> Okay. Well, we're going to conduct some tests. >> Yeah, those tests aren't going to go well. >> You guys either. >> So, why don't you think the tests are going to go well? >> Huh? >> Why don't you think the tests are going to go well? >> Because first of all, you guys pulled me out from my vehicle before I even showed you guys where the gun was. And then you guys accused me of having the gun on me before I even showed you where the gun was. >> Why don't you calm down real quick? >> I'm not David >> because I didn't even have the gun on me before you guys accused me. >> He grabbed me. >> We're not talking about the gun anymore. >> Grabbed me from my vehicle. >> I didn't ask you to step out. You stepped out, remember? >> Yeah, but I was trying to be >> I'm not grabbing you. >> I was trying to Oh my god. The >> [ __ ] is that? I'm trying to be because I know that you guys are in danger every day all day. >> Thanks. >> And I respect you guys. >> Okay. Thanks. >> I really do. >> But I'm just >> All right. Here's the deal. >> What? >> What happened to my car? Do you remember? >> My car is very old. My car had tires. Ifing I was trying to see the dash on the dash and it went this way >> because I was looking for my sister. >> Did I have a drink? >> Yes, I did. >> Four. >> Did you hear that? >> Okay. All right. Who's going to take it? >> I'll take it. >> Okay. >> This officer needs to talk to you. Okay. You don't need ambulance. >> No, it's fine. >> You don't It's okay. >> Man, you need ambulance or no? >> No, >> you're not injured at all. Okay, >> you guys do your thing. >> At this point, the outcome was already taking shape. A sobriety test would only confirm what her behavior had already shown. Even without it, the signs were difficult to ignore. >> Okay. So, what I need you to do is go and stand like this. >> I'm not going to pass the test. >> Toe to toe. Heel to hill like this. >> I'm not going to pass the test. >> Why do you say that? >> Because I already have a pending DUI on this car. >> Are you trying to tell me that you're drunk right now? >> No, I'm not drunk. >> Look at them. Why don't you want to take the test? because I already have a pending gigi. So, >> okay. Well, let's take the test real quick. >> It's not worth it. No. >> Are you freezing to take the test? >> I'm cold. I want to go home. That's just it. So, if you guys want to arrest me as a >> Hey, Mandy, here's the deal. >> I have nothing in there. >> Hey, listen to me real quick. >> All I ask >> Stop talking. >> All I ask is that you guys return my mom's gun to me. >> Stop talking. Here's the deal. Okay, you've been you admitted to drinking. Okay. So, we need to make sure you're not impaired and operate a motor vehicle. >> No, I'm impaired. Yes, I'm drunk. Are you going to take his test? >> I'm drunk. No. No, I'm not. >> I am drunk. Can you guys turn my mom? >> Hold on. Wait, wait, wait. Can you guys face the wall? >> Can you No, you guys don't have to be rough. >> What the? No, this is rough >> compared to the first time. Yes. This ising rough. >> This is rough. This ising rough. You guys areing [ __ ] Hey, calm down. This is rough. You're >> the one that speed not complying. >> No, because the first time that I got arrested, this is rough. You guys are [ __ ] >> No, compared to the first guy who arrested me, he sat down and talked to me. You guys are being you, but you're not listening. >> No, I even told you guys. >> Watch yourself. There's a lot of >> No, arrest me. I don't give you guys. You guys, >> I hope you guys get sued like a mother cuz my mom is going to sue you guys. >> Yeah. >> Do you have anything on your person? >> I did have a gun. Can you guys uh >> Do you have anything on you? >> Well, you're hot, so you can Yeah. >> A little bit more. >> The back of my hand. I want to check the insuming. You understand? That's That's fine. That's going to take this. >> Yeah. You know, some of this [ __ ] Um, can you call my mom >> here? Take a seat. We'll call your mom in a second. >> Hold on. Can I give you your number? Ow. Son of a [ __ ] Hold on. Um, can I give you your number? >> Sit back. Sit back real quick. >> Yeah. Here, let's just finish uh the whole scene and everything and then at the end I'll let you get a coffee. Cool. >> I just hit a curb. I didn't hit anyone. I didn't hit nothing else. >> All right. Sit back, >> please. >> Yeah. Let Let us take care of everything and then >> No, but it has to be you. >> Okay. Do you want to be assessed by EMS? You want to get checked by the firefighters? >> I mean, my hand's got a fracture to it, but >> What do you mean your hand has a fracture to it? >> Um, I had a fracture a couple days ago. >> You had a fracture a couple days ago? Hey, from >> Jamie coming around >> from the crash. Are you injured? Do you want to check? >> I have a crash. I hit a curb. >> That's a crash. >> It's a curb. >> It's still a crash. >> I've done that even sober. >> I do that even sober. >> Okay. So, so you're good, man. Diana? >> Yeah, I'm fine. But like, wait. >> Do me a favor. Open your mouth real quick. >> Can you open your mouth real quick? >> No. No. >> So, um Hey, do you have to open your mouth that could injure you? Lift your guns up. >> Okay, cool. >> But the Wait, wait, wait, wait. The firearm that I have in my car is my mom. >> Evidence. >> No, it's cuz um I have a stalker. Yeah, I get it. I didn't do anything, >> but it's my mom. Can you guys >> No. >> Call my mom. >> No. Here's the deal. You cannot be drunk in possession of a firearm. That's another charge. So, you're going to get charged with that, too. With options narrowing, she had to come up with something better. She had been stubborn and arrogant. Perhaps being a little more subtle might change things in her favor. >> Well, at this point, I don't know. Can you just put my hair up, please? >> I don't know what I'm doing. We're going to jail. >> Can you just please put my hair up? >> Well, the station's just right down the road. Just listen to these guys real quick. They have a couple question. >> I will go to jail. It's fine. Can you just please put my hair up because my hair is in my face. I'm panicking. I have PTSD. I have bipolar disorder. I have personality personality disorder. Can you please just pull my hair up, please? I'm sorry. I'm panicking. >> Can you have my hair tie is on my um a little bit more? Thank you. >> Going to have you sign something. Okay. I I don't think I can sign something. >> I'll sign it on your behalf. Okay. >> Huh? >> They're going to sign it on your behalf then. >> Is my mom going to sign it? >> Or is this me? >> I'll sign it. >> Your office is sign. >> Okay. So, I'm going to be doing a crash report. >> Hold on. >> What? >> I'm tell I'm going to be doing a crash report. >> I didn't crash into anything. >> You just told me. >> I just hit a curb. >> You hit a curb? >> Yes. >> Okay. I hit a curb. >> Did I hit a wall? >> Did I hit a house? >> Well, due to due to the circumstances, still consider it a crash. All right. >> And I report I >> I didn't have a car. >> Can you just tell them a person? I didn't have house. >> Can you just tell them what happened, please? >> How did you hit the curb then? What happened with that? >> Huh? Because I was looking at my phone because I'm a goddamn idiot. Cool. >> I was just trying to get my scrubs clean before the next day of work. >> Which is tomorrow. >> Yes. >> It's in the passenger seat. It's a pink and black one. >> Pink and black. >> It is my mom's. It's under her name. >> Handun, right? >> Huh? >> Yes. >> We can't find it in your car. >> What? I'm >> serious. >> No. >> Go and stay inside. >> Hold on. Just check my leg. Just check. >> Check your leg. >> Yeah. What do you mean check your leg? >> Do you do you carry it on your leg? >> Yes, I carry it. >> Okay. >> Where is it? >> I literally had it. >> Do you carry it on your ankle? >> No, I carry it on my leg up here. >> Are you serious? Because if my mom can't find it, she's going to >> I'm serious. I can't find it in there. >> Are you serious? >> Is it okay if you guys let me like with my >> Really? >> It should be in the front. She doesn't know where. >> Did you guys check my backpack? >> Your backpack? I did not search the backpack. >> Are you serious? You >> guys search the backpack? >> The backpack? >> My backpack? Where's the backpack at? >> It's in the front seat. >> You going to give him permission to check it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah, 100%. It is a pink and black gun. You cannot miss it. >> No, I hear you. >> All I was told was there was a gun. I don't know what type of gun. No, I was just saying that just because I I don't want >> I would I would also want to know where my gun is. >> Yeah. Well, not that, but I just don't want to get shot. >> Can you go back on the other side? You have a better seat belt. >> Why' you unbuckle yourself? >> Huh? >> Why' you unbuckle yourself? That's not safe. >> No, you can buckle me. You can touch all the way down. >> Um, are you sure it's not anywhere? Hold on. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Can you just like double check just my pockets and everything, please, because I really don't want to get shot. >> A chemical test removed any remaining doubt. Her blood alcohol level confirmed the extent of her impairment. The behavior that followed only made matters worse, crossing into territory the officers found outright inappropriate. >> Are you wearing a shirt under your hoodie? >> I don't know. Depends on if he wants me to. >> I'm trying to make it good out of bad. Are you wearing a shirt? >> Do you want me to be wearing a shirt? >> That would be preferred. >> Yeah, I'm wearing a Lincoln Park shirt. >> Lincoln Park. >> Lincoln Park's pretty cool. >> Oh, you Lincoln Park or >> I mean I have a slip knot tattooed on my neck. >> Slip, but >> do you want me to wear a shirt? >> Yes, I would prefer to wear >> I would let you give me a cavity search. >> I don't think that is um >> are not allowed to be doing that. So, um, he's going to get you out of those handcuffs. Um, he'll do another search. You're going to have to take off your shoes. Are you wearing a belt? >> No. >> No belt. And then you'll have to take off your hoodie. >> Yeah. Like I said, it's just a Lincoln Park shirt. >> Can you show to take off my bra? That's fine. >> No, the bra Lincoln Park shirt. >> Just the hoodie. Just the hoodie and your shoes. >> The hoodie and the shoes have to come on. >> All right. Good. Yeah. Um, I hope you're stuck. >> I was just going to put it all in like an evidence bag. >> Yeah, they had the bag over there. >> Evidence bag. >> Are you sure I'm not hiding anything on my butthole? How do you know? >> They do a thorough search up over there. >> What? >> We don't do strip searches here. >> I will let you do this. I'm trying to make a quick situation, not a bad situation. >> Can you do me a favor? Just put your hands up here on the counter. Just do a quick double check on the pat down. So, you don't have anything that he missed on your person. >> Can you stand up a little bit? >> Yeah. Just >> cooperate with us, please. Okay. We're just trying to be as professional. >> Can you Can you widen your feet, please? >> Just widen your stance. And there's nothing >> with his back hands. I'm going to check her pants. You understand? >> In the back of the hand pants. Okay. >> Um really good. >> Take her off and we'll just have her take off shoes. >> I just know this person. >> Yeah. Get you out of those cross. Go to put that hand on your head, please. Cool. >> Take off my hoodie. >> Yeah. Tell you take off your hoodie and then your shoes. >> Do I need to take it off right now? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, if you don't mind. >> Ow. Ow. >> Just put it right. Just slide off your shoes. >> As a situation unfolded, another detail surfaced. This wasn't her first encounter like this. >> I have a penning DUI already. >> Mhm. >> And I I was supposed to have a um >> You haven't been Have you been convicted? >> Um I went to jail and then I was supposed to have a >> Did you go through court? >> You're too hot to talk to back up. So, um, what was that? >> You you went to jail. >> Back you up a little bit. >> You went to jail, bro. >> Okay. So, I went to jail and then I got a court date and then they changed it to this month or last month and then they changed it again completely on the >> to this month. >> Okay. So, like I haven't gotten like a DUI or like a a breath >> conditions of release, >> but I got arrested. >> Yeah. And when was that? >> Um, it was in I want to say January or February. >> Oh, okay. So, a couple months ago. >> Yeah. >> So, is that going to affect what I have? >> Um, so the convictions more so affect it's a pending. >> Yeah, it's pending. It's not It's not convict. It hasn't been resolved yet. >> Yeah. >> Um >> I mean, are you are you on conditions of release? Did they give you any conditions of release? >> I mean, I'm still allowed to go to work. I'm still allowed to drive my car. >> They didn't give you pre-trial services where they say like you can't drink. Stuff like that. >> No, I had a pre-trial person where they were like, "Okay, we're going to talk to the judge." Stuff like that. Okay. >> But it wasn't like, "Oh, you're not allowed to do this or this." >> Yeah. Yeah. So, you weren't given any conditions or anything like that. So, I mean, >> so if you guys have nicotine, can you please help? >> Unfortunately, we don't we're not able to give you any >> I don't give me my phone. Why am I naked pictures? >> I mean, I don't I don't have any I don't have any nicotine on me. I don't I quit. >> I quit vaping. >> He's like 12 years old. He doesn't do nicotine. >> I'm 23. >> He looks like he's 12. Oh, >> I don't know about that. >> Tell you what, >> he looks older than me. >> Does he? Let's see. >> How old are you? >> 21. >> I'm dyslexic. So, 21 12. This is >> 12. 23. How old are you? >> I'm old. >> I'm 33. I'm living a decade. >> I'm almost 40. >> So, just hang tight in there. You can make a call. >> Make my phone call on my phone. >> Make a call. Yeah, there's no nicotine. >> There's no nicotine. >> In the end, the woman was charged with aggravated driving under the influence of liquor, driving with a revoked license, possession of an open container, careless driving, as well as texting while driving. She was also ordered to complete community service, attend DWI school, and install an ignition interlock device on her vehicle. Following a previous run-in where flirtation failed, Grace Spoon took it further by provoking officers and reacting with a full tantrum when ignored. >> Excuse me real quick. >> It may feel antivi >> bouncer that works in my club cuz I'm a stripper. I don't care. I got >> Did she just spit on you? >> All right, she's going down. We're not going to test her. >> You want to tase me? >> No. >> Do it. Stay in the blue. >> I like your kinky. >> On the 19th of September 2023, officers were dispatched to a crash. As they approached the driver behind the incident, later identified as Grace Spooner, they immediately recognize signs of heavy intoxication. >> Roll down the windows. >> Stop. >> Stop. Who else is in the car? Who else is in the car? >> Stop. Don't get out. I'm asking you questions. You answer. >> Okay. And I will answer. >> Why did you >> get on me like that? >> 26 is a female. All right, step out. >> A white female. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why did you take off like that? >> I'm sorry. >> Was drinking or something? >> No. Where you coming from? >> Broadway. >> All right. Come on. >> Can you stop holding like that? >> Nope. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? >> Oh, yeah. >> Oh, yeah. >> I don't know. You want to check me? Besides me real quick. It may feel intimidating there. >> No, cuz you don't want to stop. >> Are you on something right now? >> No, I just came for dinner with my trick. >> How much you have to drink there? >> Two doubles. >> Two doubles of what? >> Prong. >> Okay. So, you are drunk >> and I'm going keep it up with you. >> Where's the owner of that vehicle? >> I don't know. >> Who's Dant Smith? >> I just bought it. >> All right. Before formal charges, Grace tried to intimidate the arresting officer, but he wasn't the type to be swayed. But with the look of things, it was now only a matter of time before she added more charges to her growing list. >> Are you injured? >> No. Do you need EMS? >> No. >> Okay. >> I need to talk to you. >> What? >> Don't hit me with a what? >> What do you need? >> Don't try me cuz I used to be a paramedic. >> Okay. All right. >> Don't hit me with a what you need. >> Okay. What? >> Cuz I know >> that you want to listen to more than what I got. >> What is >> you want? >> What's that? >> You want a bust, don't you? You >> So you in the car? >> I don't. >> Okay. All right. >> And you want to check it? >> We are going to check it. >> My trick. >> That vehicle is going to get towed. >> Okay. So, you going to give me the clothes out of it? >> Oh, yeah. We'll get what you need out of it. What is your name? Stay in the car. Stay in the car. >> Okay. I understand. >> Get in the car. >> Get your leg in the car. >> Listen, handsome man. >> Get your leg in the car. >> You feel some type of way cuz my leg ain't in the car. >> Get your foot in the car. Just stop. What is your name? Grace. >> Grace. What? >> G R A C E S P O O N A M >> N A M >> N A M >> All right. >> As in monkey. >> Okay. >> O R E >> O R E. >> Yeah. >> Do you know your social? >> No. I >> I'm going to get your driver's license out of your purse. Okay. >> You can do that. >> All right. Put your foot in the car. >> Do I have to? >> Yes. Put your foot in the car. Why you got to be so demanding? >> Why not tow the new clothes I just got? >> We'll get you what you need out of there. In a minute here, >> pay for them. >> In a minute though, I'm going to run you through some testing. All right. >> You can definitely run me through some testing. >> Okay. >> That's obviously with me. >> Okay. All right. Is there anything else in the vehicle that we should know about? I need my black and wilds. >> Okay. >> Okay. My new clothes that is in Dicks finish line and some like Tupperware. >> Okay. >> There's some black Tupperware in there. They got my steak in it. >> Okay. >> With asparagus and mashed potatoes. >> Okay. >> I need that. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> Is someone going to be able to pick you up? >> You want someone to pick me up? Cuz I can. You was going to have to let me out before 2:00 before I have them head off into the road. >> Yeah, we'll see how the testing goes. >> What is the time? >> The time right now 6:35. >> So, call my friend before I'm not trying to tell you how to do your job, but I'm telling you call my job. >> Do you have insurance for that vehicle? >> Yes. What do you think I am? Some broke. >> I think you're drinking and driving right now. >> Um, definitely because who can stand a regular without drinking? >> Who can what? >> Now you you can't sell without selling it before. >> What do you mean? >> You want to stand up? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> You got to make it hard. before. >> Okay. >> Did you from Georgia? >> Yes. >> Okay. How long you been up in Cleveland? >> Like maybe a year. >> Why'd you move up here? >> Cuz I didn't know it was a snowy and it's cold. >> What's a good phone number for you? >> 706. >> Her go-to tactic was a mix of flirtation and rudeness aimed at derailing the process. >> I don't like talking to you between these bars. Can I talk to you in person? >> You are talking to me in person. >> No, I'm not. I'm talking to you between bars right now. You want to >> What's your current address right now? Where are you staying? >> Don't worry about all that. >> What's your current? Well, I need your current address. >> No, I'm not giving it to you. >> You need to give me your current address right now. >> And what do you want to do if I don't? >> I'm going to charge you with obstructing. >> Constructing what? >> Obstructing official business. What is your address? >> I don't care. What is your current address? >> I don't care. >> I'm not giving you my current address. So, I was spending many days that I have to do. >> Do you want to give that to him? I'll try getting this info. All right. Just switch it up, I guess. >> Oh, I guess. >> What's that? >> You. >> What about me? >> I'm guess I'm giving whatever you got to do to just the uh >> Oh, check. >> Yeah, please. I gave him a victory. That's okay. >> There's my vehicle. >> Why are you yelling at me? >> Do we not see [ __ ] >> Because I'm not >> I'm not to Cleveland. I'm not driving to Columbus, Ohio. >> None of that. >> Okay. Well, let me tell you. >> I'm here up on business. >> What's your name? >> Grace. >> Grace. What's your letter? >> G R A C E. >> What's your last name? Grace. >> G R A C E. Swim one. S P O O N A M O R E. >> Do you ever have an Ohio license or you just go for one? >> I have never had a license cuz I didn't get the chance. >> That's okay. I'm not >> No. >> What about Are you staying in Ohio now? >> Where you stay at? >> Don't worry about that. >> So, here's the thing, Grace. >> I don't care. >> You will, though, because if we can't figure out who you are, where you stay at, you're you sit in jail until they fingerprint you and find out. >> All right, good. Do it. I don't want to do that. >> Do it. >> When her attempts failed, Grace acted even worse, showing open disrespect and pushing boundaries as if authority was optional. >> Hey, guess what? >> You're a bouncer that works in my club cuz I'm a stripper. >> Hey, Christie. >> No, where's that? >> What do you mean? Where >> is it? Like, where's >> What do you mean where is it? You know, >> don't play dumb with me. I ain't that dumb. Okay, >> don't play me like that. >> Okay, >> it's downtown. >> Okay, that's fine. >> So, at least seven different officers want to or report me >> Mhm. >> as I want to sleep with them because I work there. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. You crack your ass upstairs. >> I don't care. I've got >> Did she just spit on you? >> All right. She's going down. We're not going to test her. >> Yeah. >> Let me go. >> Nope. >> All right. >> That's gross. >> She's going down for that. >> Yeah. >> Um, we're not going to give her a chance to test. >> No, of course. Hey. >> So, >> she clearly isn't going to. >> Hold on, Grace. We'll be with you in a minute with you, bro. I'm not cuz you don't believe me. All right. What do you want? >> No, I don't believe you. >> What do you want? >> I don't believe you. >> For what? >> I don't believe you at all. >> For what? >> Cuz I've been abducted and cut up and left on the streets for these [ __ ] >> I don't believe you cuz you wasn't there to help me when I was needed. Okay. But I'm telling >> No, I don't care. I don't care. You wasn't needed when I needed you. When I was bleeding out. Where was you? >> Was that in Georgia? >> No, it was in Cleveland. >> Well, we're not in Cleveland right now. >> I don't give a [ __ ] He is in Cleveland. >> We're in brother. >> You let me bleed out. You let me live. Live barely. Barely. I had four and a half blues to clear me. You let me bleed. You let me bleed. >> 4 and 12 oz, >> okay, >> of blood, >> you let me bleed out, >> okay, >> on the side of streets, >> okay? >> I don't trust you. >> You want to send FBI entachments to deal with me? You can. I don't trust you. You let me bleed. >> Okay. >> Take care, sir. >> I want blood pumping out my area >> because of you. >> Okay. >> No, it doesn't. No, hold on. >> Hold on. Don't get out of the car. >> I'm not getting out of the car. I'm telling you. >> Okay. >> You don't know what I'm dealing with. >> Okay. >> You don't. >> Okay. you. No, not okay. Okay. You don't You don't know what you're dealing with. You don't know how many girls have been captured to take to Atlanta. Atlanta, Ohio is a way to go. >> Atlanta, Georgia. >> Yes. You're gonna get through and I promise that you I promise that. >> The ride to the station offered no relief. Every move and word reinforce the severity of her situation. >> We'll just commit her on the OVI, the N1. The obstruction is can be short formed, right? My recommendation is do the OVI up and do on um traffic with your other ACD site >> and then do the obstructing on the long form. >> Everything in immunity. >> Everything in immunity. >> Yep. Yep. And then he'll handle everything tomorrow with the felony. >> Monday court date or Wednesday. >> 5 days. I think Wednesday. >> Let's do Wednesday. >> Okay. >> Let's do Wednesday. >> All right. >> So, you like your job? >> Yeah. It's not bad. You like your job? >> It's not bad. >> Yeah, >> cuz you get paid. >> But you rather [ __ ] your >> No. >> Do this. >> No. >> Exactly. What's your issue? >> Cuz I'll break my thumb right now to get out these cuffs. Stop playing. >> Well, you're going to be out soon, so don't do that. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> You've got mail. >> They don't do my favor. I ain't even did I'll your face only if you like it though. That's the only question for real. >> What? What? You not I took your lick into the open. Stop. Let me off, bro. Let me out where they torturing me, [ __ ] I rather be tortured than deal with you by the Mexicans. The Mexican cartel. I rather be tortured by them than to deal with you. >> If there is one thing that Karens hate, it's not getting their way. Although Grace was still trying to be flirtatious, like a typical Karen, it was only a matter of time before she lost her cool. >> Can I take it off? No, leave it on. >> I am. >> Leave it on, Grace. Just stop. >> I'm going to get a female back here. >> Well, get it. >> Just stay there. >> Just stay there. >> I want to take them off. >> Okay. >> I don't want to be my pen. You wouldn't try me. >> Stay in the blue box. >> No. Hold on. >> Stay in the blue box. >> You You want to tase me? >> No. >> Do it. >> Stay in the blue box. >> I like a kinky. Stay in the blue box, Grace. >> Stay in the blue box. Step back. >> You can touch me. >> Step back. >> You touch me. >> Just stay in that blue box. >> Look. >> No. No. >> Yes. >> You don't want me here. You don't want me here. >> Stay in the blue box. >> No. Get the me. >> Just stay there. Get the [ __ ] away. >> You didn't catch my abductor. You didn't catch the person that slipped me into pieces. You didn't catch them. >> Stay in the blue box. >> You didn't catch me. >> Stay in the blue box. >> You didn't catch me and you didn't catch them. You go let people slice and dice your community before you let them connect the pieces. >> Just stay in the blue box. >> Don't touch me. She >> No, I don't think she >> She is everywhere. >> I >> Yes. All in the backseat of my car. >> Yes, I did. >> Because disrespect him. >> All right. >> Take a test. >> That's on the no. >> All right. Refusal. >> I right over here. >> Do you not understand? Yeah. >> I'm saying >> I got you. I got it. >> I'm saying >> I'm confessing to your piss test. >> Right. I understand. >> You want to say that? >> I do. I got it. >> But y'all didn't. >> Right. I I got you. >> No. >> 23. >> No, you don't. >> I know. >> No, you don't. >> No, you don't. >> I got you. >> Stand by for a minute. >> Hey. Hey, come stand right here at this window. >> Stay right here. >> No. Y me >> stop y me in the car in the car. Don't put me in the car. I want to trip outside the car. I want to trip outside the car. Please don't put me in the car. Please don't put me in the car. No. I hate you. No. You're trying to You're trying to You're trying to put me in Mexico. Stop. >> Watch out for all that. >> You're trying to put me in Mexico. >> Quiet and get in the car. >> You're trying to put me in Mexico. >> No, we're not. >> Don't kick. Don't kick. Don't kick. Don't kick. >> You're trying to You're trying to pull me into Mexico. In the end, Grace Spoon was charged with driving under the influence, underage possession of alcohol, and resisting or obstructing an officer. That driver couldn't sweet talk her way out. But this next one thought flirtation might save her, insisting she was too cute for prison. >> She's drunk. >> You're being placed under arrest for DUI. >> I recognize you from somewhere. >> I'm sorry. >> You don't need >> I hope I haven't been disrespectful. You are such a handsome man. Oh, thank you. I appreciate that. Have you >> I hope at least I'm like one of the cuter people that you've had in your cop car. I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that to me. >> On the 5th of January 2022, police officers responded to a car accident that involved multiple vehicles. Upon arrival, they met the driver who caused the collision, and they didn't anticipate her lack of remorse for her actions. >> She's drunk. >> Drunk. >> I already called Sam Dorado, my husband. >> Okay. But she's drunk and she already said that I don't want to get a DWI. >> In a single car. >> Okay. Thank you. Was she in on in the wrong lane? Oh, she was on that side. >> See, I was coming this way right before the curb and she blowed around me. I mean blowed around me. Blowed around another car. Couldn't make the curve jump. See? See right there? >> Hit the curb and then smack this. >> I don't know what the deal was. >> All right. Thank you. Let me I'm going to get your information in a minute. Luckily, there was the stop light had everybody stopped. >> Okay, ma'am. So, I'm just going to have to ask you a few questions. Okay. >> Are you able to stand up? Okay. You can put your key on top of your car. >> They said that. >> Yes. >> So, they said you're not having anything medical that would >> No, sir. >> Okay. Now, just based on this driving behavior and what people have been saying when we came on scene, um would you be willing to take some standardized driving tests? >> Yes. Have you sign my refusal so there's no medical emergency for transport? >> Thank you. >> So, I'm going to have him get some information from >> Thank you. I appreciate that. >> Thank you, sir. >> Where do you work at? >> I talk to you. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah, I'm a waitress there. >> Okay, I see. >> That's already disappointing. there like you worked at a bar. >> Yes. >> You're just going to get like your birthday. >> Absolutely. >> Your address and >> uh you're not hurt or anything like that, right? >> No. >> Just your feelings, huh? >> I guess so. >> Do you have your driver's license? >> Yes, sir. Absolutely. >> Perfect. Okay. >> Would you like to have it? >> The woman admitted to consuming alcohol, but instead of a simple interaction with the cops, her friends were only making it worse. >> Answer me this question. Okay. >> So, I've been doing this a long time. I've been doing this for 21 years and and this will be honestly take you a long ways. Okay. And I kind of have an idea. I I already know the answer to the question. Hold on a sec, sir. >> Okay. You want to step back? >> Yeah. What are you doing? >> Hi. >> We're doing an investigation right now. Okay. >> Uh I was just with her, so I just want to know what what you're asking her. I'm not >> Well, I'm sure you don't ask her something. Is she an adult? >> She's an adult. >> Okay. So, are you an attorney? >> No, I'm just going to take your vehicle and we'll be with you in just a minute. Okay. How much have you had to drink today? >> Not very much. >> Okay. What is not very much? >> Like the legal limit. >> Okay. Which is what? >> Like very not very much because I ate and I drink water between two. >> Oh, okay. And so vodka. >> Yes. >> Okay, cool. Thank you for telling me being honest. >> Yes. But I was there for like 5 hours. So >> where at? >> I beat him. >> Oh, a little wild. >> Oh, okay. All right. Cool. All right. I appreciate your honesty. this gentleman here and this officer is going to do conduct a further investigation. Okay. Um and he's gonna ask you some questions. All right. Just be cooperative with him and and we'll go our way. >> Absolutely. >> All right. Your job. >> All right. Thank you very much. >> All right. We're going to go over here in front of my unit. Okay. Just because it has a camera. So, you want another unit? >> We've got a couple of combat people that are in our investigation. >> She's my little sister. >> Okay. >> I just want to make sure >> I can She's my little sister. I can talk to you, but I'm just waiting here. I suggest he leave before he goes to jail. >> It's okay. >> I'll continue in a few minutes. Okay, >> I hope you're not driving. Okay. >> I'm driving. >> Okay. Have a have a great day, man. Thank you for being concerned. >> You know what? I'm not leaving, man. You can go call whatever you want. >> It's fine. I got I'll take care of it. Okay. Hi, I'm Stephanie Miho. I'm really sorry about that. I'm Stephanie. I'm her older sister related to the family. >> By this point, she agreed to a sobriety test. Unfortunately for her, it would show her true state of intoxication. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, ma'am. So, for the first test, I want you to follow the tip of my finger and just the tip of my finger. Don't move your head. Okay? And before we begin, I want you to stand heel to heel, toe to toe, arms at your sides. Okay? Now, it's important that you remain in this position until instructed to do otherwise. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay? And then, like I said, I want you to follow the tip of my finger and the tip of my finger only. Just using your eyes and your eyes alone. You understand? >> Okay. >> Do you mind? Can you like put your hair back for me? >> Little bit. >> You're not going to get penalized for that cuz I told you to move. So go ahead and stay in this position. Okay. >> All the way to nine straight. Nice step. All the way straight. >> Yes. Do you begin to Are you are are you done with the test? >> You said only nine. >> Okay. All right. We'll stop there then on that one. All right. So, for this last test, I want you to stand back over here where we started. >> Okay. >> So, what I want you to do is pick either foot. It could be your left foot, your right foot. Okay? I want you to pick that foot up approximately 6 in off the ground, keeping that foot parallel to the ground. How in hell respectfully am I going to go 6 in? >> Okay. And now while you look at the tip of your toe, count out loud like so. 10001,002 10003 so on and so forth until instructor to stop. You understand? >> Adam 2,003 1006 89 1. The driver had finally gotten arrested. She was very compliant, but little did the police know, she had a hidden agenda. >> All right, ma'am. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back for me. Okay. You're being placed under arrest for DUI. All right. I'm not to pat you down before I put you in my unit. Okay. >> You don't have anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, stab me? >> Sure. >> Let me check your mouth. Do you have anything else? Going to be wearing a navy blue jacket, hoodie, and shirt. >> My camera for me. All right, go ahead and separate your feet. >> Are you still requesting contact? >> Affirmative. >> All right, let's go and have a seat right back here. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> 104, your 10:15 time is 1755. >> So, sorry. Okay, ma'am. I have to read something to you. Okay. >> You're under arrest for DWI. The New Mexico Implied Consent Act requires you to submit a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. Do you take agree to take our test? >> Call any damage? >> No, sir. >> All right. >> Did the contents of my purse possibly go to my sister? Oh, you have a bunch of stuff in there. A bunch of cash and everything. Do you want everything to go or what? >> Yeah, I want them to at least give it to my sister, please. If possible. Thank you. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> God, I'm sorry. >> You don't you don't need to apologize. You know, I'm doing my job. That's all. >> I know. I better respect that. I respect your job. I'm just sorry to like cause like problems, you know. >> Have you ever been arrested for a DWI before? >> No, Sarah. I've never been arrested period. So God, like I just feel so bad. But I'm sorry, sir. I'm just sorry you have to deal with people like me. I never thought it would be me like in this predicament, but that's what all of everybody says is like, you never think it's you. >> She suddenly realized that she couldn't escape the situation, so she decided to be flirty. >> All right, let me uh take those cuffs off you. >> I'm so sorry. >> Here. >> Now, I still got to get you up. I'm going to run the machine. And if you still don't want to introduce a sample, just don't blow into it and we'll let it run through its cycle. Okay. >> Okay. >> Recon from somewhere. >> Maybe a bar. >> Probably you work at the O or whatever it's called. >> I do. Sorry. >> You know my brother then. >> Who's your brother? >> Matt Thompson. >> Yes. When you get stopped for DWI and you don't blow, it's an automatic aggravated. All right. It's automatic. >> Yeah. You get an aggravated DWI. That means that you blew a, you know, an aggravated. If you blow, it's a 16. You know, like blow the machine and you get a 0.16. That means you're double the limit and that would be aggravated. Okay. When you don't blow, you automatically get the point one of that crime. >> Okay. >> I'm getting prepared. >> I'm sorry. >> I hope I haven't been disrespectful. Hope I haven't been disrespectful to your job. >> I don't know. >> How much do you make on a normal night? >> Uh like 6 to 800 >> one night. Yeah. Go. >> All right. It's ready for you again, man. The same thing as you did last time. Okay. >> Okay. Yes, sir. Oh my god. I'm sorry. >> No, I tripped you. >> No, I tripped myself. Please. >> Okay. >> So, sorry. >> I'm sorry. I tripped over I tripped over you. just do you mind if I ask you like a question? >> No, you go ahead. What do you What do you have? >> Um, >> more than likely you'll be out tomorrow. >> He says like that I'll be out tomorrow. >> It's over. It's done with. You know what I mean? >> We can't do anything about it now. Just >> is what it is. >> Bunch of cash. So, I'm going to count it out in front of you. Okay. Are you sure? >> Yeah. That way we don't have any discrepancies. Your driving privileges will be revoked in 20 days. Okay. >> So, you may request a hearing on this revocation. The request must be made in writing within 10 days. >> She had no idea things were about to take a different turn once they received the results of her breath test. >> So, do I need to like do anything like for that or you're just saying if I get pulled over in the next 20 days then? >> Right. So, if you get pulled over in the next 20 days, this will be your license. >> God, I hope not. >> Yeah. Hope not. >> But then, like I said, I'm going to give you this and then tomorrow whenever you're out, you can just read over it. >> You can request a hearing and get the license back or what whatever you need to do. >> My license is gone. >> Uh, in 20 days, it'll be no good. >> In 20 days? >> Mhm. Unless Oh, well, I mean, >> and then for how long after you run me asking? I'm sorry. I'm not >> typically how it works. I don't know how how it's going to unfold. particularly for you. But um how how this process goes normally is right. So you you'll you won't have a license without an interlock. They'll make you put an interlock in the vehicle. >> And if you put an interlock in the vehicle, then you'll have a valid license. Does that make sense? >> Okay. But how long do I have to have a interlock? >> Oh, that all depends. That's between the courts. >> I'm sorry to ask you that. So like I need to get an interlock within how many days? >> Like where do I go for that? >> So the judge will explain all this stuff to you. >> So it's in paperwork. >> Yeah. It'll it'll be all in writing and and directions and things like that. >> Like I need things of paperwork and then I know what to do. >> Right. Right. No. Yeah. It'll definitely be explained to you. My thing is I'm just going to arrest you in the DWI, right? And then you'll see a judge tomorrow and then she'll get you going or he whoever you see will get you going on the process. Okay. >> Yes. And they'll give you all the other information you need. >> I know it's stressful, but they're going to >> It is stressful. God, >> they're going to walk you through it. Okay. It It's not going to They're not You're not going to be left in the dark on anything. Jeez, I'm not good at math. me as a server. I just like I don't know. >> Yeah. Like last week my my sister got mad at me last week cuz we played like a game for Christmas, you know? >> Like New Year's and she was like, "Why do you have two grand and cash in your purse?" And she came mad at me and I'm like, "I'm sorry. Like it's just like my job." And I think about it. >> All right. So I'm going to count this in front of >> I remember you you would come up to the occat with your face mask and I be like fine. >> And then like respectfully though. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. obvious cuz like I'm a mess right now. I'm like come in fine. You come over with like two other officers and you would come up to the like we're looking like the last time I saw you were like we're looking for this man and then we would list out the description and I was like no sir I'm sorry like check the uh the patio and then I'll be like go inside and I come back out and I'm like I can't find him. I'm so sorry. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. But you probably remember >> no I remember that. I was I was cuter than this, but yeah, >> you had your face mask on, but I was like, I've noticed. So, bye. >> Yeah, don't worry about this. >> Nobody wants to date anyone that's looking like this. So, I'm going to jail you. But yeah, >> you are such a happy man. >> I appreciate that. I do. >> You bet. >> All right. Ready? So, there's one, two, I need to get you a job. You'll be walking around with cash like this. >> I'll be having a hard time trying to get groceries. >> Oh, yeah. The woman continued to talk to the cop, thinking he could set her free. He reciprocated the flirtiness, but this wouldn't clear her record. >> How long have we worked here? >> Um, I got hired in February of 2019. >> But I was >> like a year before. >> Yeah. So then I got I got I worked here till like um September of 19 and then I got deployed with the guard. So, I was I was gone for like a year and then I came back. >> All right, ma'am. Have a seat. >> Thank you. >> I hope at least I'm like one of the cuter people that you've had in your cop car. >> Do not confirm or deny, please. >> Oh, yeah. I can't talk about that. >> Yeah, you can for illegal purposes. I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that to me. I've watched too many documentaries. You're going to have to come back here and um unbuckle me, though, cuz I'm kind of locked in here. Anyways, I'm sorry you're stuck with me, though. >> That's all right. You know, I've been, like I said, was worse. >> You're just doing your job, huh? >> Yes, ma'am. >> You're just doing your job and you're stuck with my dumb, unfortunately. I guess you could be stuck with worse. You could be stuck with somebody stinky and ugly. And I'm neither. Hey, did >> you say stinky? >> You get ugly. Well, I'm neither. I'm cute. So, and I don't belong in jail. But I guess I have to get dressed in that uniform, which is very embarrassing. >> What do you suggest? >> You're there. Go ahead. >> Okay. Maybe a little. >> You're right. >> Hey. Hey. Come over here. This way. Hi. I just want to say hi. >> I'm sorry. >> Wild. >> Come over here. >> I'm sorry. You lead the way. >> Yeah. Just have a seat. >> How the hell am I supposed to know? >> Hi, Daddy. >> What are you doing? >> I'm about now. >> Now, at the hospital, the woman appeared to be friendly with everyone around her. She just had to be smart. >> Thank you. I think I'm all right though physically. >> Do you work all week or what? Every day? >> Yes. >> Really? >> Yeah. You work every single night. >> Every single day. >> No kidding. >> Yeah. >> What time do you normally go in? >> 6. >> And you guys get off what? Close it at like midnight. >> Oh, okay. >> But like I was cleaning up afterwards. We go home later. >> Oh, I see. But you don't get paid hourly, huh? You just get tips or what? >> Exactly. Like we do get paid hourly hourly, but like um our tips cancel out. Like you get paid hourly if you make more than minimum >> depending on what you claim. Yes. Exactly. I know how it works. I used to be a server, believe it or not. >> No, I believe >> in Cruis. >> Okay. Where did you work? >> Applebees. >> Do you love it? >> Uh, no. I didn't like it. >> No, it wasn't my thing. >> You were just looking for Applebees. >> Oh, yeah. Well, that's you know, only place they hire dudes. So, >> but the uh I was just going to school down there. So, that's my job when I was in school. >> Okay. >> In the grand scheme of things, what happened tonight is nothing near what >> the worst I've ever seen. I think you just said >> Mhm. >> at least that I guess. But where are you originally from? >> Uh cruises. >> Okay. You really are from there? >> Yeah. >> A cool. >> Yeah, it was fun. >> So then being across that is like >> No, don't treat me like that. No. >> How are you? >> I'm a felon. Not well. >> Hi. >> No, we maybe will be one of my last hives since jail. Yes. Thank you. You okay? >> No, I did that though, so it's okay. >> I just want to be as cute as you did. >> Oh, yeah. >> Love you. Love you. >> Why you should >> I still have to triage. >> Look how cute it is. >> Okay. >> Because because you're so cute, sir. >> Oh, yeah. Thank you. I appreciate that. >> You're super happy right now. >> Hi. >> Hey. Might as well just be happy if you're stuck with this. I got stuck with the cutest situation. >> I did though. But I did, but already I'm here. So, I used to date my sister like four years ago. >> Do you? >> Yeah. >> Really? >> Yeah. So, like he knows me and my like parents, so that's why >> Are you guys the same age or what? No, he's like Okay, so I'm 23. So like he's probably like 26 or 27. >> Oh, yeah. Your sister's the one who was there today. No. Or tonight. >> Um >> or that different sister. >> My friend Stephanie was there. >> My other friend Reuben was there >> and they were like in the middle of it and like people had to ask them to step back >> but my actual sisters were not there. >> Okay. Cuz she said I was her sister. So >> yeah, but that's her. She's like just like your friend. >> Yeah. Like that's how I >> Yeah. Yeah. It was at this point where the woman tried all her luck to remain innocent. >> You know everyone in there or what? >> Um, no. I'm just a people person. I can talk to everybody. I do know Brandon, but other than that >> Oh, yeah. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. I just like I'm sorry. I don't support like um anybody that beats the out of anybody else, you know? Like women can beat the out of men and I know that for a fact. And then men can beat the out of women. And like I'm sorry I'm cussing too once I say that, but like I don't know. Like my ex-boyfriend did not get any penalties like for this. And >> he didn't even get arrested or what? >> No, like nothing. Like he went back to his home like he he's um >> that night. Did they arrest him? No, he he left and then they said they couldn't find him and then yet like other people I knew in the same RV park were like, "No, we saw him come back and stuff, you know." >> Well, I appreciate your company. Thank you so much for being a gentleman. I really do appreciate it so so much. >> It's not the best company, but >> No, you were the best company I could ever ask for. Trust me. >> Thank you. Very kind of you. >> Yes. Yes. >> How old are you? >> 27. >> Very young. >> No, >> too young. >> What's that? Yes. You're young. >> Yeah. I hope so. 27. That sounds like I feel old though. >> No, you're young. >> I work too much. Yes. >> You probably do work too much. >> Yeah. >> But you are handsome. >> Oh, thank you. >> Yes. You're welcome. >> Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate that. >> You're welcome. >> Not to make us feel awkward. >> In the end, the woman was charged with aggravated DWI, mandatory financial responsibility, and reckless driving in traffic lanes. The previous woman's attempts fell flat, but this flirtatious paramedic pushed it further, making the officers and bystanders visibly uncomfortable. >> Do you need EMS to check you out? Do you feel good? >> I'm a paramedic firefighter, actually. Hey, sexy. >> I'm sober. I am sober. >> That's fine. >> Perfect. Hey, Zer. Can I go penal? >> 1 100 1,00 2 1 700 3 100 4 1 5 1 6 On the 11th of April 2021, police officers found a woman asleep inside a running car. The officers arrived at the scene with no idea how erratic the woman would get. >> Hi. >> So, a lady came in and told me she was passed out in her car, but she was unresponsive. So, I came out and they were knocking on the window. There was nothing until they opened it. Then she woke up and >> not. >> Hi. >> I just don't know. >> Hey, >> my name is Cam. I deliver for Instacart. >> Okay. How you doing? Turn. You might turn the car off. >> Yeah. It's hard to hear you. >> You can. You can step out. You need EMS at all? >> Huh? >> Do you need EMS to check you out? Do you feel good? >> I'm a paramedic firefighter, actually. >> Okay. >> What are you guys? >> You don't need EMS? Yes, sir. >> What's going on? How come we we're stopped here in the middle of um >> I just backed out of this parking spot. Then I was talking to this gentleman. >> I I didn't hear you. Say it again. >> I just backed out of this parking spot talking to this gentleman. I was talking Who is the other gentleman I was talking to? Wait, what? >> He left. I was talking to another gentleman. He left >> and then he was there. >> Okay. I >> I mean it wouldn't matter if he's here or not. Um >> so what what'd you come here for? >> To get a pack of cigarettes. >> To get a pregnancy test. >> Cigarettes. >> Oh, a pack of cigarettes. Okay. >> I was confused for a minute. >> Okay. My name is Kim. What's your >> Smith? >> Smith. >> Yeah. >> That's my last name. >> Really? >> Kimberly Smith. I never take his last name. Go ahead. >> Thank you. All right. Whatever. >> You have you have your driver license? Yes. >> Well, you don't have to get back in the car. Is it in the car? >> Yeah. You can you can grab grab your purse. >> Don't treat me like this. I'm a paramedic firefighter. I'm one of you guys. I'm on your [ __ ] team. Okay. >> Okay. >> I didn't say you weren't. >> I saw you dump a drink out before we pulled up. What was it? >> I don't drink. First of all, >> I saw a cup that you poured out and I saw liquid come out of it. What? >> You saw liquor come out of my drink? >> No. liquid >> like the stuff that >> Okay, I was just I just I get hurt. Sorry. >> Okay, no worries. >> The woman attempted to be flirtatious with the officer to avoid getting charges. However, they didn't really care about her advances. >> You said your last name was Smith. No, >> I'm Kimberly Smith. I was married to Jim Smith for pregnant. >> Okay. Are you feeling okay? >> Whatever. >> I feel great. >> Are you positive? Absolutely. >> Where are you coming from? >> Alba. >> Who? >> East Fort Meyers. Alba. >> Okay. >> I was delivering groceries. >> Okay. >> I'm serious. I look great. >> All right. Relax. I'm just trying to make sure you're okay. >> Do I look okay? >> I can't go to the Buddha tonight. >> What? >> I can't go to the Buddha tonight. >> The what? >> Buddha. >> What's What's >> I don't know. >> Buddha. You don't know the Buddha. >> Okay. I don't even know what I don't even want to know what that is. I'm >> not going to the Buddha. >> Huh? >> The Buddha cub. >> I'm kidding. >> Say it again. >> I don't say anything again. Why are you guys screwing with me? >> All right. Uh here. Come stop by my car for a second. All right. I just want to make sure. My car's right here. >> I'm serious. If we drive down right now, I would say you're like I'm a paranite firefighter. >> You are? >> Yes, I am. I I appreciate it. Okay. >> And we're friends. I've been on the front line for our secrets. >> All right. Just Just stay right there. Okay. >> Are you going to I'm not standing like my car. Sit in his car. >> We can't let you get back in your car just yet. >> My keys. I do not want my hair wet. I curled my hair like earlier. >> You guys suck. >> Can I get my umbrella? Hold me first. I need to film. Where is it? >> Really? I curled my hair for a purpose. By this point, more officers arrived at the scene and her behavior got worse from there. >> Thank you. I appreciate that. Of course, so I feel your hair wet. >> She was very nice. I wanted you guys. >> What's up? >> You guys, >> how you doing? >> Hey, sexy. How you doing? >> I'm not wet no more. He at least let me get my umbrella. He was iffy about letting me begin. >> Where you coming from tonight? >> Eastport buyers. >> Eastport. >> We were watching Well, actually I was doing Instacart and then we watched like the last two hours of Masters. >> How was that? Who won? >> They're freaking [ __ ] got it, man. Tuna >> Japanese. >> Oh, gotcha. Gotcha. >> Japanese guy who he's never had it. He never won it. And I can say it. It starts with an M, but I'm not going to attempt to pronounce it. >> I got you. >> Justin Rose is in the running. >> Hey, >> but it was You mind walking underneath this pavilion for me? I I don't >> I'll do anything you say. I'm one of you guys. Like I said, fire academy. I'm a paramedic. >> Okay. I just want I just want I don't want to get wet. I don't want >> She's already wet. >> Yeah, that's I don't want to get >> There you go. >> Okay. >> How you like me now? >> Ouch. >> Thank you. I'm I'm all right. Thank you. >> My middle name is Grace, not Grace. >> Okay, we're we're dry now, right? >> Perfect. >> All right, you can put your umbrella down. Okay. >> I did. >> All right. Let's put it to the side. >> Eventually, she was given a sobriety test, but still denied that she was drunk. >> Okay. >> All right. So, here here's the thing. All right. Um, just based off of, you know, them observing that you were um you were No, >> you don't drive no more. >> Right. Calm down, Kimberly. Right. >> Yes. >> Officer Smith. Okay. I just want to make sure you're okay. That's You say you're a paramedic. You know, we help out one another. Okay. So, I just want to make sure you're okay. All right. So, the thing is what I want to ask you just so I know you're comfortable with driving away. Where do you live? >> July. >> I live behind Hall Park. Sell >> S Harbor. >> Okay. So, you live a little ways out, I'm assuming. >> Down. >> Yeah, that's that's that's a good minute. All right. So, Kimberly, um just so I can make sure you are able to drive, would you mind participating in um field sobriety exercises? It's just to determine your ability to operate a motor vehicle safely. >> Okay. Whatever. >> You want to? >> Huh? >> Should I? >> I just want to make sure if you want to just make sure that I know you're good to drive, you can participate in them and know we can, you know, have you on your way. Okay. I just want to determine to make sure you're okay to drive. Okay. Just based on >> I like a straight shot home, but okay, that's fine. >> You're willing to part way? >> Yeah. Am I wrong? >> No worries. Um >> Yeah, I made you walk in the rain. Are you >> No, I'm going to go get my car. Okay. And um >> Can I go pee first? >> Give me one second. All right. Uh it's going to take less than 5 minutes. Okay. Give me >> I have to pee though. >> Okay. Give me one second. I'm just going to run to my car real quick. All right. >> I can't pee. Did you say I can't pee or do you say I could? >> Just You can but not right now. Can you take me to pee? >> Not right now. >> One second. All right. >> I don't know if this is a good thing or not. >> What? >> I don't know my attorney saying if this is a good thing or not. >> I'm not drunk. >> So, I don't have any worries. Right. >> Exactly. You have no worries. We have no worries. >> All he's going to tell me is if I can drive or not. Right. >> Right. Yep. >> Did he ever see me drive? >> Did I see you drive? Did you see me, Judge? >> I saw you in the car. Go on. Ah, >> there we go. Now you turn. What's up for >> part of the exercise? >> The situation took a darker turn when she became aggressive. Ultimately, she agreed to take the sobriety test out of spite. >> Hey, listen. >> I never do this. >> You never clean. >> It's the first time for everything. Okay. Taxpayer dollars at its finest forever. >> All right, Kimberly. Right, come sit over here. Okay, I just want to I want to make I'm able to see you clear. Okay, let me take my mask off to start talking this thing. Okay, >> I believe it. >> Uh, okay. So, before we start, uh, you you agree that the area is well lit. >> Hey, Kimberly, >> you're like attracting me. No, I'm not. My buddy used to tell me he's like, "Don't agree to either, Sher. Do whatever you say." >> I'm going to make sure that you can see everything. >> I'm sober. I am sober. >> That's fine. I just want to make sure that you're able to see everything that I'm instructing you to do cuz I'm going to do some things and I want you to be able to see >> Smith. >> Okay. >> With the S. All right. So, you >> Smith. >> That's neither here or there. >> Exactly. >> So, Kimry, what do you want me to do? >> So, you agree that the area is well lit. It is leveled. free of any debris that will prohibit you from doing any other exercises, right? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Kimberly, are you wearing any glass or contacts? >> No, sir. >> Perfect. >> Can I do homestead? >> Yeah. So, if we done with this, I'm just going to do a body real quick just to make sure you're good to drive and then uh we'll get you on your way. Okay. >> And I'm not good at driving. Let me go. >> That's fine. All right, Kimberly, what I want you to do is stand with your your your feet together just like this. Heel to heel, toe to toe, just like this. God. >> Hey, Kimberly. My attorney says not to do that. >> So, are you are you wanting to participate? >> I think you're incriminating. >> I'm not. I'm just trying to make sure you're you're able to drive. >> You going to let me drive if I do this? >> If you're able to pass me. >> Okay. Tell me what you want me to do. >> All right. Heel to heel, toe to toe, just like this. Hands right by your side. I want you to look straight at me. And with this exercise, I want you to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. >> I knew what? Okay. Go ahead. It's a new test. >> Keep your head still. I want you to look at the stimulus and I want you to hold it. I want you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. >> Absolutely. >> Eyes only. >> No, don't move your head. Eyes only. Perfect. You're doing good. All right. >> You guys are [ __ ] weird. >> Hold on. Keep keep your head straight. Okay. Look straight at me. >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I've never seen anything like this in my life. >> All right. I'm going go straight up with it. Okay. Just Just fold your eyes and eyes only. >> No. Keep keep your head still. Level. Follow with your eyes and your eyes only. shall be transported on the ocean. >> Perfect. Okay, >> perfect. Can I go pee now? >> It was clear that the woman was drunk, but like most entitled women, it didn't take long for her to complicate an otherwise calm situation. >> The next exercise is called the walk and turn. Okay, what I'm going to have you do is walk down the line. And all you have to do is just walk down the line. Okay, I'm going to tell you how to do it. And from that point, what we'll do is I'm I'm going to show you how to do it. And then I want you to demonstrate for me. Okay. >> It's so good that you're so cute cuz I wouldn't be with anybody if you weren't as cute as you. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> I'd be like honest. I'm serious. I'm like >> Okay. So, are you comfortable with doing this exercise in your in your shoes or do you want to do it barefoot? You want to do it barefoot or you you cool with doing it in your shoes? >> I wear shoes all the time. >> So, you want to do it in your shoes? >> Yes. That's yes or no. Yeah. Yes, please. >> Okay, that's fine. I just want to make sure you're comfortable doing it. Are you uh are you under care of any any uh doctor at all for any medical reasons as far as mobility? >> No. So, you're you're pretty fine. You don't have any limitations? >> I I don't know. I I would need my attorney for all this, but I'm I'm I'm trying to answer you straight up. I don't know if you're giving me trick questions. I never had these questions before. I'm asking you that way I don't >> Can you walk? Yeah. Can you talk? Yeah. >> Perfect. >> Do you feel good? >> All right. So, I want you to do is put your put your left foot on the line just like this. >> Put your Put your left foot on the line just like this. >> All right. And I want put your I want you to put the heel of your right foot in front of your left toe. Just like this. All right. I want you to put your hands by your side like this. I want you to maintain this position until I tell you to start the test. Okay. Do you understand the instructions? >> Pretty much. >> Okay. >> Uhoh. >> All right. >> Keep your hands by your side. >> Yeah. >> Just a toe heel to toe. Right. >> Just like this. Keep your keep your your heel your right heel against your toe. Just like this. >> Okay. >> Hands to tight. >> Okay. I tell you to start. I want you to take nine heel to toe steps on have completed the test. Do you understand the instructions? >> I do not. But >> what what you need to go down there, heel to toe, heel to toe, back, back and forth. 9 to 10. Count one, 10. I want you to take and each step >> nine steps down and nine steps back down. Okay. >> Did I get it? >> So, I'm going to show you. >> Eventually, the woman performed the sobriety test. The results were as expected. >> All right. Remember, get in position. Back off. >> Okay. >> Can I do again? >> No. So, I have I have one last exercise. Okay, this exercise is called >> Can I go pee now? >> Wait, almost one last exercise. Okay, it's called the one leg stand. Pretty simple. I'm going to demonstrate myself. Okay, so >> Oh, I'm winning at that. >> Okay, we'll see. So, keep I want you to put your your feet together. >> I'm going to get to pee, right? >> Yes. >> Don't lie to me. >> I won't lie to you. So, keep your your feet together just like this. Heel to heel. Toe toe. >> I'm taking my shoes off for that. >> All right. Yep. Go ahead. Take your shoes off. Okay. Heel to heel. Just like this. >> This is embarrassing. And by the way, thank you so much. >> I get it. So he just like this. Stand just like this. Heel to heel. Toe to toe. Feet together. >> Okay. Keep your hands by your side. Okay. >> Bryce, I have to >> do not start. Do not perform the exercise until I tell you to start. Do you understand the instructions? >> Sure. >> Yes or no? Excuseing filming me. You're trying to me, but go ahead. I'm gay. >> All right. When I tell you to start, >> I'm on board. >> When I tell you to start, I want you to raise either leg approximately 6 in off the ground. Don't start. Don't start till I tell you to start. Okay. >> I'm going keep your hands by your side. >> Thank you. >> I can't do it the other way cuz I would put all my weight on this femur. >> Well, if you do it on the opposite way the same femur. >> Okay. Well, that's fine. All right. While holding the position, I want you to count out loud in the following manner. 1,00 1,002 1,003 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay? Do you understand? >> That's how you tell me to stop till I fall over. >> No, you won't fall over. Uh, do you understand the instructions? >> I told you. >> Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Okay. Perfect. >> All right. >> All right. So, >> so what do you want me to do again? Hold my one leg up. to hold one leg up just like this. >> I can't stand on this femur cuz I fractured it. I'm going to put all the weight on that. >> Okay. So, you broken. >> So, you you can stand on your left leg. >> Okay. So, I'm going to show this leg. >> Okay. Okay. Ready? >> So, you have to hold my hand to the side. Wait, what was the deal? >> You got to hold your hands like this. Get down to your side. Just like this. >> You're going to raise one leg up. 1 1,00 2 1,00 3 100 4 1 5 1 6 100 7 1 8 1 9 1 10 I don't know. I'll try. 1 1,00 1 2 1 3,000 1 4,000 1 5,000 1 6,000 1 7,000 1 8,000 29,000 10 I This led to the cops tricking her into handcuffs to avoid conflict. She made excuses, but it was too late to save herself. So, this is how this how this is how I want to explain how you done so far. Okay. All right. So, your car is parked where? >> Really? >> Yep. You don't arrest your li. >> Are you serious? Hey, come come to my car, right? Can you wet my hair? >> No. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Uh, what's going on? >> Can Can I'm paying tomorrow pass ticket tomorrow, not on my suspended license. If you could just get my keys and my purse, this is a gas station. They will not tow it. Why are you towing it? It'll cost me another $150. >> Give me one second. I want to read you something. Okay. >> I'm a single mom. I know what you're going to read me. >> So, listen. >> Bye. >> All right. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. >> With these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to us now? I just want you to park my car so I can get my car in the morning or I get somebody to come get my car and leave. >> Do you want to speak to us now? >> No. >> Huh? I didn't hear you. >> No, sir. >> You don't want to talk to us? >> I just don't want to leave my car parked at a gas pump and pay an extraund some dollar. I can get it. >> I have no money. My kids at college. You told me I'm not drunk, >> but my best friend Hey, it's Pete Ringsmith and Pete Ringsmith says not to agree with you guys. >> Okay. Do you want to talk to me or not? >> Yes or no? >> I'm talk I've been talking to you for like >> Before I Before I ask you any questions, I need a yes or no. >> Pull the hair out of my mouth. >> Okay. Do you want to talk to me? Yes or no? >> No. >> No. Okay. All right. Well, we're going down to Lee County Jail. Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. So, what are you doing in my car if I >> Your car will be towed to alligator Towing where you can pick it up at. Okay. >> In the end, the woman was charged with a DUI.