Don't talk to me. No. >> Behind your back. Thank you. Thank you. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Thank you. No, you told me. >> What? You want to sit down? >> A quick swerve to avoid a crash or the beginning of a night full of trouble? >> Did you have any drinks at your dad's house? >> No. >> Okay, cuz you smell like alcohol, okay? I'm getting >> [music] >> some alcohol on my breath, okay? Right now you're going to be placed under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol, okay? >> Luxury Audi crashes into a guardrail, but the truth behind the incident is even more surprising. A luxury Audi slams into a guardrail in the middle of the night, but when police arrive, the crash quickly turns into something far more complicated. >> Are you the only one in the car? >> Yeah, I just called my mother to come get me up. >> Okay. You all right? You want an ambulance to come check you out or anything like >> No, I'm I'm fine. There was a deer that just ran right across the road. >> Okay. All right. Are you the owner of the car? >> No, it's my stepfather. >> Okay. >> I'm fine. I was trying to swerve out of the way of it, which I know I'm not supposed to do, but >> Did you turn off obviously? >> I didn't want to hit it. Yeah. I mean, I feel like it might have been worse if I hit it. >> Do you have your driver's license? >> Yeah, I do. I'm sorry. >> And proof of insurance for the vehicle? >> Um it's probably in the glove box. Can I look for it? >> Yeah, if you don't mind. >> Yeah. I'm on my way. >> What's that? >> I'm on my way. >> What did you say? >> I just heard your driver's take. That's my stepfather. >> Who are you calling from? >> What do you mean? >> Where are you coming from? >> I'm going home. >> Where are you coming from? I didn't ask where you're going. >> My father's house to my stepfather's house. >> Okay. You sure you're okay? You don't want to get an ambulance to check you out or anything? >> I'm fine. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> My dad's house to my mom's house. >> Okay. Did you have any drinks at your dad's house? No? Okay. Cuz you smell like alcohol, okay? I'm getting some alcohol on my breath, okay? >> Okay, where where were you drinking at then? >> With a friend. >> With a friend? How many drinks you have? >> Two. >> Okay. All right. Um I'm going to ask you to perform some SFSTs, okay? Field sobriety tests. >> Can I wait for my mother to show up? >> What's that? >> Can I wait for my mom to come? >> For what purpose? >> Just to do that. >> Uh well, I'm going to need to run them through through you now, okay? We're not going to wait for mom, all right? So, what I want you to do is come on up here for me. >> Why does my mom have to come? >> You're an adult. We don't have to wait for your mom. >> Why? >> Because you're an adult, we don't have to. >> But could you? >> No. We're not going to stand out here all night. >> Why? >> So, you can do them or not? Or if you don't do them, we're just going to arrest you. >> When asked to perform a series of simple tests, the woman repeatedly offers unexpected excuses, turning the encounter into an increasingly tense exchange. >> All right. So, what I need you to do is stand on this line, face me, okay? >> Okay. >> All right. Feet together, hands down at your side. All right. Mind taking your hat off for me? >> Um where do I where do I put that? >> Just hold it down Hold it down at your side right there, okay? Hands down at your side. Okay. You You wearing contacts right now or anything? >> No. >> Okay. You have any issues with your eyes? Any astigmatisms, anything like that? Doctor? Okay. All right. So, what I want you to do, see the tip of my pen here? Just with your eyes and your eyes only, I want you to follow with the tip of the pen, okay? Don't move your head side to side or anything like that, okay? And you look at the tip of the pen here. Tip of the pen. >> Like where your finger is. >> Yep. All right. >> Okay. >> With your eyes your eyes only, okay? Don't move your head. >> Sorry. You did not make that clear. >> Glasses, any prosthetics, anything like that? >> No, but I've recently been tested for autism, so I have trouble and ADHD, so I have trouble seeing straight. I'm starting law school in the fall, so I cannot >> What begins as a routine crash investigation gradually turns into a heated confrontation as the woman refuses to accept the conclusions reached by [music] police. >> The road was an animal that I did not want to hit. And now I'm I'm being asked to do something that I And we just had my mother to show up to do because I'm honestly >> not going to show up, okay? If you don't want to do this last test, that is fine. However, we are going to have to arrest you for OVI. >> You just said my mom's not going to show up. >> We We don't care if your mom shows up. You're an adult. We're not waiting for your mom. >> What do I do? >> All right. All right, let me see your hat and your phone here. Okay? Keep this for the toe company. Let me see your phone, please. All right, Lauren, put your hands behind your back for me, okay? >> I don't know. >> All right. >> What you doing? >> Right now you're going to be placed under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol, okay? >> I didn't refuse the last test. I did not refuse the last test. >> Well, you'll be given a chance to blow into our breathalyzer back at the station if you'd like. Uh this officer here is going to read you some paperwork and we'll go over some stuff. >> Tell him he's calling my mother to tell her >> Lauren, you're 21. We're going to let you make a phone call. We'll We'll talk to mom, let her know what's going on, okay? >> Even after arriving at the police station, she continues insisting she did nothing wrong. But the decisions she makes next may only make matters worse. >> Here you go. >> What's happening right now? Where's my mother? >> Your mother's in the lobby. >> Can she come back here? >> She cannot. >> Why? [music] >> Because you are under arrest. >> Why? >> Because you had too many drinks tonight and crashed your car. >> But there was a deer in the road. >> It doesn't matter if there's a deer in the road. You still had too many drinks and crashed your car. >> So, if I did without drinking, it would have been fine. Like if I >> Yeah, if you did it without drinking, you would have been fine. >> So, what would have happened then? >> Um you would have just got your car towed and went home, but because >> my car wasn't working, actually. >> That's why I said you would have got your car towed and went home, but because you're drinking and you're drunk, [music] you're under arrest. >> Great. >> All right, what's a good phone number for you? >> What do you want? Mine or my mother's? >> Yours. >> I don't have a phone. >> You do have a phone. >> I don't have a phone. >> I'm I'm in possession of your phone. >> The billing is under my mother's phone plan. >> Why are you being like this? >> I'm not being like >> I understand you're upset, okay? But you have to own up to what you did tonight, okay? You made a little mistake, okay? >> But then I got >> You were drinking and you crashed your vehicle. We already been over this. >> You don't think you would have been arrested? >> just answer my questions so we can get you out of here and you can go be with Mommy, okay? >> I'm not going to go be like anything. I'm going to be on the streets tonight. You just you think she's going to let me go home? >> She's here to pick you up. >> That's really funny. Thank you. I know she's here. I'm not going home after this, okay? >> She was charged with OVI, operating a vehicle impaired, refusal to submit to a chemical test, [music] and failure to maintain reasonable control of a motor vehicle. Next, what appears to be a simple traffic violation takes a dramatic turn when officers notice a suspicious action inside the vehicle just seconds later. >> Is this your car, Jaylen? >> Yes, this is my car. >> Okay, why'd you just hop in the backseat? >> Huh? I didn't have a reason. >> Bro, I was just watching you right there. I was 5 ft [music] behind you. What What are you talking about? >> So, now I'm going to >> That's crazy. Hey, you guys ain't talking. Jaylen, how about phone? Can you say something for me real quick? >> Yes. >> Perfect. >> What did I do? >> You're driving suspended. >> No, what was the reason? No, what was the >> Get out of the car. >> Don't touch me, please. Don't touch me. >> Get in the car. >> Don't touch me. >> I'm going to touch you if you don't >> No, please get in the car. Get in the car. >> Can I GET MY STUFF? >> JANELIA, get in the car. You got to take my car home. Get in the car. >> No, we're hanging out. >> Okay, can I get my stuff? >> No. >> No. Okay. Okay. I know I'm licensed, so why I >> Okay. >> Janelia, can you shut the [ __ ] up in my car? For real, I don't have nothing else, Janelia. >> No, don't let them take you. >> I got to talk to you real quick. You're not going to get your stuff. >> Don't talk to me. I don't want >> You're driving. I just got to have you sit right here for me, okay? What's going on? >> Nothing. >> What are you What are you freaking out for? >> I don't like police officers. >> I understand. Why'd you guys switch seats? What's the point What's the point in that? It's not your car. >> I don't have my title, but I do have my uh what's it called? Uh registration for my for my thing. >> Okay. >> She's telling your officer >> Okay, sounds good. Hey, don't get back in the car. >> Don't talk to me. Don't talk to me. No, don't. No, no. >> Why you got Thank you. >> No. >> Thank you. THANK YOU. PUT YOUR HANDS behind your back. Thank you. >> No, you're stupid. >> What? You understand? You're going to hurt yourself if you're going to keep fighting. All right? >> Y'all are throwing me for no reason. Yo, it's okay. Shut the [ __ ] up. I don't have nothing else, Janelia. >> Stop. Go ahead and get in the back. >> No. >> Get in it. >> Y'all just threw me for no reason. I promise you, officer. >> You're acting like a child. Get in it. Get in the back. >> I'M NOT A CHILD. I LIKE >> STOP. >> JANELIA, YOU KNOW PLEASE STOP. >> STOP. >> Y'all threw me. No, I promise you I was going to call my mama. >> Shut up. Stop. >> Leave me alone. >> You're going to have to go to the pool and I'm going to treat you like a kid. >> I work for the Chicago PD and I didn't do nothing. >> You're acting a fool. >> A strange odor coming from the vehicle combined with unexpected [music] allegations from police reveals that this is no longer a routine traffic stop. >> You got anything You don't have anything on you that I need to have? >> [music] >> Don't reach for it. Tell me you're not reaching. >> I'm not reaching. >> Is this your Is this your car right here in the parking lot? Whose goes here? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. >> Yeah, I don't know. Yeah, cool. Anything? >> Yeah. >> Go and put some Y'all don't think we got a car that's open right here. >> But is this one open right here? >> I think it's somewhere in there. >> It don't matter. He said he going to put us in heat. >> It don't matter. He said he going to put us in heat together. >> I'll go to his car. >> It's going to be this far one all the way back here, right? >> Reeks of weed. >> Yeah, that. >> Yeah, no. There's open container there. Uh driver was suspended. >> They switch? >> Yeah, they jumped [music] and switched just like as I was walking up to the car. So. >> What's What's the driver going for? >> She punched him. Like while I I pulled her out I grabbed her hand and she just stiff-armed and straight to the chest hit me, so. >> Cool. >> She's going for that and I think she's 5150. So we got tons of 699 her for that. >> Yeah, we probably [music] want to fingerprint search both of them. >> Yeah. >> What? >> Call my mama. >> Call your mom? >> Yes, I am because my family's part of the Chicago PD. Get this [ __ ] off me. I'm not playing with y'all. I'm getting >> Are you making a threat to a police officer? >> You said >> Are you making a threat to a police officer? >> No, you can't >> No, you're staying in cuffs. You punched an officer. You punched a police officer, you dummy. >> You're not going to TALK TO ME LIKE I'M NOBODY. >> OKAY, I'M NOT trying to, but you're acting like this for no reason. >> Wait. Leave me alone. >> You punched an officer. >> You don't understand anything. >> You punched an officer. [music] >> My family >> I don't care about your family being cops in Chicago. They would be very disgraced [music] by how you're acting. By how you're acting. >> I probably so. >> You think they'd be happy that be like, "Hey, this is my [music] cousin or what so-and-so." She's acting like this. >> What did he do to me, too? >> You punched an [music] officer. >> You put him on me, too. >> Yeah, because you punched an officer. >> Thank you. >> How weird. >> information through that they should punch me in my face. >> No one punched you in the face. >> Tears, please to call her mother, and a series of confusing statements [music] turned the scene into complete chaos. >> Ooh, no. No. >> How old are you? >> I'm 20. Please just leave me alone. [crying] Please. >> Is there still a address for you? >> Yes, I just want to be alone. Please. >> Go ahead. >> I don't want no. That dude, please just leave me alone. >> You guys got a ride out of here. Cuz the the car's going to get towed, so I'll I'll let you get your stuff out of it and everything. Yeah, I'll get [music] your stuff out of it before you everything. >> Where are the girls going? >> Huh? >> Where are the girls going? >> Jail, both of them. >> Why? >> Huh? >> Why? >> Well, the first girl that was driving's going for driving while suspended. The second girl that's driving's going for resisting [music] and agg batt on law enforcement. >> first girl, how do you spell her name? >> Jayla. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, she's going for suspended. >> her name? >> J A Y L A. >> What's her last name? >> Uh what's her last name again? >> first name again? >> What's her last name again? Uh like I said, you guys are going to need a ride out of here unless you want to walk. So, do you have >> phone. >> Yeah. >> I get a ride right now. >> All right, that's fine. I'll grab it for you. Where are you guys going tonight? >> [laughter] >> Where are you guys Where Where were you going? >> We were going back to the house. >> We got I was going to go get some >> You got to uh This is so wrong with the license, what the license, bro? Y'all know petty as hell, bro. Driving on a suspended license, bro, that's what y'all do now, bro. Now, boy. What the Now I see two muscle [music] with two females. Y'all know we finna go What y'all talk about the police? >> Hey, >> man. I was going [music] to let her stop. You can't drive on a suspended license, you know. >> Yeah, I'm not I heard I heard Trump say he's going to pass a law where you don't need to drive where you don't need a driver's license to drive. >> I don't know about that, but if if that ever happens, hey, maybe laws will change and change, you know what I mean? What? >> I have nobody down here, please. Just leave me alone. I don't want to go to jail. Please, I just want to go home. Please. I just want to go home. I have nobody down here, please. Please. >> Okay. >> [laughter] >> Once you calm down, we can have a conversation. >> I want to >> I'm not I'm not very happy right now. Okay. Can you listen? Can you listen? Between everything that happened, right? I'm going to be real with you. You can't hit an officer, [music] okay? We're not going to argue about that. You can't do that. Secondly, that's why you're putting handcuffs for aggravated assault to a police officer. >> A late confession is finally made, but by then, the legal consequences have already gone far beyond what anyone expected. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Stop. >> You don't understand. I just want to go home. I want my mom. I'M HERE BY MYSELF. STOP KICKING ME CUZ I WANT MY MOM. >> ALL RIGHT. >> STOP KICKING ME. I WANT MY MOM. >> GET BACK IN the car right now. >> I want my mom. >> IN THE CAR. >> I WANT MY MOM. >> GET back in the car. >> No. >> You're going to get sprayed. You're going to get sprayed. >> No, I want >> Get back in the car. Put your feet in the car, you're going TO GET SPRAYED. >> [laughter] >> OH, SHE ALMOST GOT [ __ ] SPRAYED. >> I KNOW. I HEARD IT. I WAS I'm ready to tell you not to spray cuz I was [music] on the other side. >> Did she kick me again? She doesn't know how to act. She wants her mom. Why are you Why did you guys switch seats? >> Okay, so I switched seats because [music] I don't have a license. I just got that car last week. Okay. >> I'm getting my license this week. >> You're working on getting it all together. >> Yes, so that's why I switched cars because I know I'm not supposed to be driving. I know I don't have my license. I just got that car. So, Taniya was supposed to be driving. >> Okay. >> That's the only reason I switched. >> Why is Taniya not driving? >> I don't know. She supposed to be driving. She just drove on the way here. We supposed to be at a pajama pajama party at F2. We just had a pajama party. We It was We were still up there. Taniya was supposed to be driving. She was just drunk and she couldn't drive, so I drove. Even though I don't have my license, I still drove because that's my car and my wife in danger. She not going to drive if she don't know how to drive. I'm going to drive even though I even though I know how to drive and I don't have my license. I don't >> In Illinois, driving while your license is [music] suspended can result in up to 364 days in jail, a fine of up to $2,500, [music] and an extension of the driver's license suspension period. Jayla was arrested for driving with a suspended license and her vehicle was [music] impounded. The other woman faces charges of resisting a law enforcement officer and assaulting or battering a police officer. From a sleepover to a jail cell, this trip took a turn pretty fast. Hey, everyone. [music] What do you think about this situation? 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