Hey, how you doing tonight? >> Good. How are you? >> Simple. >> Hey, I'm Deputy Green with the sheriff's office. Hey, reason I'm stopping you. Okay. First off, all right. When you were stopped over there at the red light after coming over the Bridge of Lions. Okay. You were stopped way past the stop bar and your car was completely in the crosswalk. >> Okay. >> Okay. You can't be parking in the middle of the crosswalk cuz if people are trying to cross, obviously they can't walk through your car, right? >> That makes sense. Okay. As you were coming down Cathedral over there. Okay. Do you remember where you started drifting over to the left >> and you almost hit that parked car? >> Yes. >> Okay. And then as you turned here, all right, you turned here very quick onto this road, which is King Street. Okay. So, that's why I stopped you. One, you were parked in the crosswalk up there. Two, you drifted over and almost smashed into that parked car. >> I did not almost smash into the parked car. I'm a lift. I'm trying to get to my customers. Okay. Do you remember? But do you remember almost hitting it? >> No, I didn't almost hit it. >> Well, you just told me that you did. >> I did not. I said I moved over to the lane and all of a sudden I was in the lane where I was trying to move over. There's a a parked car that's in the middle of the the white line in the lane. >> Right. Right. But you started drifting over, almost hit it, and you swerved over to the right. >> That's not what happened. >> Okay. Well, listen. I'm just telling you what I saw. >> Okay. >> Okay. and also parked in the crosswalk. Okay. Do you have your driver's license, your registration insurance? >> I sure do. >> Can you give this? >> What's that? >> I said, "Can you bear with me?" >> I didn't even say anything. >> It's the light. >> It's just my light. >> I know, but it's a little invasive. >> It's It's not invasive. It >> is. What are you saying? She's taking off. She's heading towards She's right on St. George. She's signal too. We're going southbound Cathedral. I'm on Cathedral. I just lost her. It looks like 1023. She's signal forward. She's running. Get on the ground. You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. Get on the ground now. >> Please. >> Get on the ground. Get on your stomach. >> Get on your stomach now. >> Get on your stomach. >> Please. You're going to get tased if you move. >> Never go out. Please. 2year-old. I have a 2-year-old. >> St. John's. I'm working on dinner. Secured. I can't give you an address. We're in a sideyard. >> Please. I never >> Put your feet out. >> Never. Please. Please. I'm a good person. Please. Please. I never >> She's not secure yet. I'm working on it. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> I never go out. Please. I've never done anything like this. I'm scared. Please. >> You just made a bad decision. >> I know, but sit up. >> I'll give you an address in a sec. If you keep going north, see a tree in the middle. >> Give me a second. Please. I'm scared. I'm I'm I'm such a good person. Please, >> St. John start fire rescue. Her car her motor's on fire. You done messed up. >> I'm sorry. >> Look, your car is on fire. >> I understand that. I've never done anything in my life. >> Yeah, well, you made a bad choice. >> What happened? Please tell me what happened. >> What's happening? Look what you just did. >> Look what you just did. >> Look at all this. >> One bad mistake makes up for a >> Do you got anything illegal on you? >> No, of course not. Of course not. >> Take a seat. >> Well, you have a strap. >> Take a seat. We got it. >> St. John's. I got the fire out. If you can keep fire rescue coming, just check the vehicle and check my subject. So this is house 298. We have posts >> paneling vehicle headlight Toyota. [Music] So, here's her hub cap. >> She's not huge. >> No, she's drunk, dude. She raged all >> I love that you guys got dressed up. >> It brings me joy. >> That ain't going to fit. >> I'm sorry. Oh my god. >> And that's some final destination right there. >> Wow. Good morning. Hey, tell me what's wrong with that picture. >> Yeah, she's she's getting on the plane tomorrow and that's uh >> Oh my. >> That'll be the end. >> Look at that. >> That's Final Destination. >> Yeah, >> dude. That would have hurt a passenger. >> Have you seen that movie? >> Oh yeah. >> Okay. >> I was going to feel really really old if you didn't. >> Well, older. It >> is a baby. It's a baby. >> Do you need her to info anything? >> So, we can get all that for you. >> Do you need her for anything else? >> Sorry. Sorry. There's nothing wrong with it. She's not complaining about it. >> They're going to head out unless you need them. Okay. >> How's your knee feel? >> I just up. I'm fine. I'll heal. >> Okay. Can I see your face real quick? I just want to check to see if you're okay. I'm going to pull that leaf out of your hair. Oop, sorry. Okay. No, it's okay. >> Did you look at my knee? >> Bitty Green is the one whose car you're in. So, he's the one who's going to check for all your stuff and whatnot in your car. I just wanted him to look at your knee cuz you're going to need some stitches and that and I just want them to know, too. Okay. I >> just do not want to escalate this any further. I >> Well, this is that my dear that that's just medical. See? >> Oh, yeah. >> That's just medical. That's totally separate. They're literally here to make sure you're okay. That's it. So, that's the first thing is are you okay? And then for everything else, we go from there. >> I just want to let the people know that are at my home that I'm like, >> where do you live at? >> I'm at I have a 2 year I have a 3 and 1/ halfyear-old and a fiance. >> Are they home right now? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I just want to let them know I'm okay. I've never been in trouble. I got scared. I know what I did. I I I know I made him. >> I just got here, so I don't I don't even know what happened. So, >> he pulled me over. >> I've never been pulled over in my life. I'm 30 years old. I got scared. I've watched I'll deal with it. I understand. I just >> Are you like You ran on foot or in your car? >> I just >> Okay. Well, I'll go let Deputy Green know. What kind of phone do you have? Is it iPhone? Android? >> It's an iPhone. >> Okay. What's the phone background? >> So, if they see it, they know it's yours. >> Me and my daughter. >> Okay. So, it's you your face. Okay. I'll go let them know. Okay. I'll be right back. >> When's the last time you slept? >> Uh 9:00 a.m. this morning. >> Like that's when you woke up? >> Yes. >> Okay. How many hours of sleep did you get last night? >> 10. >> How many? >> 10. When's the last time you ate? >> Uh 6:30. >> 6:30 >> p.m. >> What'd you eat? >> Uh I'm trying to think of dinner. I apologize. Uh mac and cheese and asparagus and kilasa. >> Okay. And uh without looking at a watch, what time do you think it is right now? >> Probably 2:45. [Music] Okay. >> What's up? >> Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. So, um >> any of those >> from the time that you woke up this this morning to us talking right now, have you consumed any alcoholic beverages? >> Nope. >> No, this is good. >> I I met up with some friends at 9:30. >> Okay. So, about 9:30. Met up with some friends. Was that the first time you had your first? >> And uh what time do you think you had your last alcoholic beverage? >> I I don't know. >> You don't know? Okay. And um >> this is the first. >> I understand. It's quite a first. >> No, this is a big >> It's a big first. Yeah. >> First. >> Um >> but I got scared. >> So about a total of how many alcoholic beverages do you think you've had? >> I wouldn't know. >> You don't know? Okay. >> And uh Let's see. >> Decline. I declined to answer. >> H I'm just I'm I'm >> You don't want to answer any more questions? >> I'm not sure about that. >> Okay, that's fine. So, here's the deal. You are being placed under arrest for DUI as long as well uh a lot of other charges. Okay. >> Um I am requesting you submit to a lawful breath test to determine your breath alcohol content. Is that something you'd be willing to do for me? >> No. >> Okay. I got to read you what's called your implied consent. Okay. So, here's the deal. If you refuse to take the test I requested of you, your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of 1 year for first refusal or 18 months if your driving privilege has been previously suspended or previously fined under 327.35215 for refusing to submit to a lawful test of your breath or blood. Additionally, if you refuse to take the test I requested of you and if your driving privilege has been previously suspended or previously fined under 327.35215 for refusal to submit to a lawful test to your breath in blood, you will be committing a misdemeanor in addition to any other penalties which can be imposed by law. Refusing to submit the testing is admissible as evidence in any criminal proceeding. If you are a CDL holder or were driving a CMV, your refusal to submit the testing will result in the loss of your commercial driving privilege for a period of one year from today. If this is your second refusal, you will be permanently disqualified from holding a CDL or operating a CMV. Do you understand that? Understand? >> Okay. You still refusing a breath sample? >> Yes. >> When something like this happens, what do you typically see as the process? What's that? >> When something like this has happened, what do you typically see as the process? >> Um, it's different for every scenario. Okay, >> that's any recommendations for first timers who know they >> No, I'm not sure if you saw it after your crash. Did you see that fence boost impaled your car? >> Did you see that before you jumped out and started running? >> Sorry. >> I saw things, but >> seems surreal to be honest with you. >> A fence post went through your engine compartment through the firewall and impaled into your a passenger seat. If that was the driver's seat, you would be dead. If you had a passenger, they would be dead. It doesn't make much sense to you. But >> the worst that would have happened is when I initially pulled you over. >> Listen, I understand. The worst that would have happened is you go to jail for a DU a single DUI charge. >> I know. I got to own it. >> So, >> I would never have done that. anything. I just I got scared. >> I tell you not to say this. >> D3975. >> She was charged with fleeing and eluding, DUI with property damage, resisting an officer without violence, and DUI refusal. She was sentenced to 48 months of probation, DUI school, 50 hours of community service, 24 months with an ignition interlock, and a one-year license suspension. Thanks for watching. Be sure to subscribe for more videos like this.