This grand theft granny thought it was the perfect day to come out of retirement and park her car on an electric pole because age is just a number. >> No, we're going to have her stay until the fire department gets here, okay? They're going to be here very soon, but I don't want you to move and risk anything falling or hurting you further. Okay. >> No, I'm good. I'm >> Yeah, just don't move. We're going to have >> I'm moving. I I have my uh >> strap my uh it's been released. >> I hear the sirens are coming. >> Yeah, finally. >> Another minute. >> Yeah. >> Someone coming too fast is probably how the car ended up there. >> Probably >> we got one of these like once a quarter. >> No way. Really? >> The last time it was they were coming that direction hit the rock wall and ended up over here. Oh, >> that was not that long ago. >> That's scary. Did you see this one happen? >> I didn't, but I think maybe some >> Okay, I'll check in with them. Thank you. Appreciate it. 61 vehicle's vertical in the power lines if we notify PV. >> You got a phone or you want me to call for you? That'd be great. >> Yeah. Can you tell me what happened? >> Yeah, we were coming around the corner going this way and she was behind me a ways and then I I just heard a noise and I looked in my on the right side and she just went flying past me. I mean from there and that's to me I turned around and parked past you on the right side. >> Oh onto the curve. >> Yeah. >> Are you sure? >> Would you be able to fill out a statement for me? >> Witnesses when you gave my info to 911. Is it okay to leave or should I stay? >> Um I'll grab it just in case. Sometimes they don't catch everything. driving westbound as she um hit. >> Okay. >> I think she went to the inside of a car she was coming up on and maybe couldn't look like maybe couldn't stop and just chose because I was coming this way to go to the right side >> to go. Okay. Was she going pretty fast? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Almost like seemed like couldn't control it. Like didn't >> try to break or something. >> Do you have time to fill out a quick statement or do you have >> Okay. Let me grab a statement real quick. >> Thank you. Get your information up top and then go over that white one. I'm going to go over there. >> Perfect. I saw that car that car speeding fast and then it was going like this. >> Okay. >> But it should have been the way it drove so fast. It should not have even been there cuz that's how fast it drove. But looks like something stopped it. >> Yeah, that sounds like what everybody else has been saying too. >> Yeah. >> Driving a little crazy. Think it's a DUI situation. Wow, it's an older gal. I I wonder if it's a medical situation or just uh driving while elderly inexperienced. I don't know. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. A bunch of the neighbors, I mean, sweet of them, they're like bringing out ladders and stuff. I was like, we're not going to do that. >> We are not trained for that. Yeah. >> Have you seen those like videos online where they pass by collisions? They're like, you can't park there. >> Oh, no. >> That's funny, though. Grandma was rescued by EMS and while checking her vitals, they observed her slurred speech and delayed responses hinting at a DUI. [Music] It's going to be a DUI. Um, if we could split it up cuz I think it's so I'd like to do like a DR. We'll see if they're going to take her or not, but maybe you could do some initial fields and then I can do email and kind of split it up. >> Okay. Well, I'll help you out on the rig. again. Yes. >> You okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> What's hurting now? >> Oh, I'm okay. >> You sure? >> Is that normal for you? >> My back hurts. My >> But that's chronic pain. >> Chronic pain is just this. It's just constant. >> So, yeah. >> But I know I'm good. I just I don't know what happened. >> Yeah. >> I know. That's That's what's worrisome about it, though. >> I know. >> Yeah. >> It is worrisome for me, too. >> Yeah. >> I mean, we'll walk you back to our car and get a statement coming out. Okay. >> Oh, I witness where you are. >> Uh yeah, a couple witnesses filling out service for us right now. >> So, you don't remember losing consciousness? Were you going pretty quickly? You remember speeding up? No. >> No. So, I'm just concerned obviously with the collision that happened, the driving. You kind of don't have a recollection of it. Would you mind doing some field toy test just to make sure that you're okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. >> Okay. Obviously, you're not going to be able to do like the walk and turn and stuff since you're not walking too great. >> So, just the it just hurts to walk, that's all. The woman complained of having chronic pain and admitted to taking hydrocodone, an opioid medication which is known to make patients drowsy. >> So, what I'm going to have you do is I'll just have you follow the tip of my finger here with your eyes only. Don't move your head. Do you understand? >> Yes, I am. >> And you can just put your hands down on your sides for me. Thank you. >> See the tip of my finger? Yeah. >> You're going to follow it with your eyes. >> We have a tow truck on the way. And then just >> Yeah. >> See the tip of my finger? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, you're not following it. You're kind of like looking all over the place. I need you to follow it. [Applause] >> Touch your head down for me. Tuck your chin. There you go. Now, look up. Follow my finger. Okay. We'll walk over to my car where you can take a seat on my bumper. Okay. And then I'll help you be on my PVT. All right. James. So, this is a portable breath test. It's not evidentary. It's not permissible in court. It doesn't take place at the DAC. Would you be willing to take a breath test for me? >> Sure. >> I'm just going to take a deep breath and then blow into the straw like you're blowing up a balloon. Okay. >> What does it say? >> What do you think it should say? >> I don't know. >> Did you have anything to drink today? I don't think so. >> Don't think so. >> Well, diet coke. >> Okay. What about alcohol, though? >> I don't think so. >> So, you are under arrest for DUI at this time. You are over the limit. Um, I'm just going to put you in handcuffs to the front because you're trying to hurt her right now. Do you feel comfortable? I don't know. Have you get up? We're going to have you take a seat in the back of my car. Okay. Gotcha. >> Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. The woman blew a BAC of 0.165, more than twice the legal limit. When mixed with a couple of pills of hydrocodone, it's the perfect disaster recipe. >> Okay. Sorry. Let me read those to you again. Okay. Uh it's just your rights we read to everyone. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand? I'm not sure I comprehend all of that. I mean, do I get a lawyer? Do I not get a lawyer? >> Yes, you have a right to an attorney. I can read them again for you. >> But I don't I don't I've never done this before. >> Yeah. >> So, I don't know what to do. >> So, if you can't afford one, there's public defenders that'll be appointed to represent you um at no cost or you can hire a lawyer. But I if I hire a lawyer, do I know? Do I get a phone book or what? >> Yeah, you can look one up or take, you know, a friend as a reference or, you know, recommendation for you, but I can't help you there. >> I don't know what to do. >> Okay. Well, first things first, we got to take you into the hospital. I'll get you checked out. >> Okay. [Music] >> I'll be hung out. Great. Ouch. >> Ouch. Okay, I'm good. Thank you. >> You didn't have anything in your pockets, did you? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay, just going to double check. >> I was just so frustrated in my prescription not being filled >> and they they weren't communicating. One would say that it was approved and the other one would say that it wasn't. >> Yeah. Well, we're here with a bunch of doctors. Maybe they can help you with that. Um >> I hope so. >> Officer Syson's going to take you inside and get you checked in. Okay. >> Okay. >> This way over here. >> Oh, okay. >> The 67year-old female was charged with DUI, no proof of insurance, and improper lane usage. >> Yeah. >> You're not going to control my car, right? >> No. >> No. What? >> You mind hanging up the phone? I just need to speak with you. >> Okay. >> You're not taking her in. >> I'm not taking her in. >> Relax. All right. >> All right. So, listen. You admitted to drink in one shot, correct? >> Um, yeah. But that was like at 12:00. >> So, you're operating a motor vehicle. I'm going to run you through a couple fieldy tests and trigger. You know, >> if you say you drank and you're driving, >> but it was like >> I know. I know. I know. Listen, she's obviously not. >> She's just got she just got to do the test real quick and then she's good to go. Okay. If you just want to put your phone down. >> Just hold on my phone so I can use for him. >> I got bad balance though. >> Right. Right. Right. >> 1 1000 2 100 300 like I have my wife like three blocks up. >> Yeah. >> The same one. >> You can keep going. Okay. >> You can use your left or right foot like I said. >> Okay. One,00 5,00 heel to toe. Yeah. >> Okay. >> One, two, >> right? >> Go ahead. >> Doing it correctly. >> I never wanted her to get in any trouble. >> She told me that she had a license. >> Six. Seven. >> And I just let her I let him drive my car. She's like, "Yo, I got >> back around." >> You know what I mean? >> Like I told her to do so. >> She's like, "I got a license." >> I'm just making sure to do it right. >> Back around. >> And I let him drop my car. >> Chill. Yo, >> guys. >> Okay, so you're not following my instructions correctly. So, I'm going to Listen, I'm going to repeat the test to you one more time, okay? And then from there, I'm going to take those test results and then we're going to put to another test. Okay? >> This Oompa Loompa was barely able to perform field sobriety tests while her drunk cousin was more concerned about his vehicle being towed. >> Straight up. >> All right. I'm going to have another officer uh take a look at your eyes. Okay. Does she have a severe effect? >> No. >> Yeah. Not right now. >> What's going on? >> Field body testing, man. >> I'm doing everything. >> How are you? >> I'm going to I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. >> Any uh >> glasses, by the way. >> You wear glasses, contacts, >> Susan? Yes. >> I want you to follow the tip of the pen with your eyes in your eyes only. Don't move your head at all. Okay. Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> You're shaking. >> Okay. Keep following it. Okay. >> I'm following it. Are you shaking on me? >> Did you open your eyes? >> They're open. I'm the [ __ ] >> You good? Keep it. Keep Okay, I'm I'm going to go up now. Okay, just keep following your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. >> You know this is BS. >> When When was the last drink you had? >> It's like 12:00. It's my birthday. Like I really Yeah, I haven't joined. I just can't I'm can't to take my children home. >> Okay. The female was pulled over for tinted windows when an officer discovered that both the drunken bozos didn't have a valid license. >> The officer wasn't talking. >> I'm going to do one more test. Okay. >> So, look. >> Put your hands down your side. >> One more test. That's it. >> He just gave me the ID. I mean, excuse me, officer. >> Why do I have to? >> You're under arrest. >> I I will do it. Wait, I will do it. What? Yo, what is I don't touch him. >> Yep. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. You're being placed under arrest for >> for suspicion of DWI. >> Okay. For suspicion of DWI. That's why you're being placed under arrest. >> Oh my god. Why are you drowning? You're >> being searched. Search me. I don't have anything. >> You're under arrest. >> Sad. For what? >> Drinking and driving. >> Oh my god. his shot and oh my god yo yo stay yo yo bro stay in contact with him >> brother >> ma'am listen >> yo stay in contact with him please why are you why are you using so much force on me >> in the car >> yo >> stop touching >> you're knocking you're not towing my car >> car has to get towed man >> you can't >> car's got to get towed >> because I I >> car's got to get towed She's a license. >> She She's the driver. She was operating the motor vehicle. Yes, we would. If you had a valid driver's license, we would be allowed to release it to you, but as per law, we we have to tow the vehicle. It's It's out of our control now. >> Really? >> Yes. I'm being straight up with you. I wish I wish I wish I could just release the Cardi, but I can't. >> So, what? Now I got to pay another $400 to get it out. >> I'd put it on her. I mean, listen. >> Come on, bro. There's nothing we could do. >> I'm sorry. >> Yeah, there's nothing we could do. >> The vehicle was towed and the male was given a ride to his home by the officers. The 34year-old female was charged with DUI, resisting or interfere with police, driving after license suspended, failure to exhibit documents, and window material violation. YouTube thinks you'll love the video on screen.