How much have you had to drink? >> I drank a lot today. >> Okay, be careful. >> I lost my [ __ ] god damn job and then I [ __ ] got a good job. Do you know what the [ __ ] a chalupa is? >> I'm not going to drink. I'm going to >> A simple traffic stop, but officers quickly realize something is very wrong. >> Go back. Go back. Go back. Go back. Go back. >> me to walk a straight line? >> Okay. All right. Put your hands behind your back, all right? You're under arrest right now for OVI. >> Why? >> She says she did nothing wrong, but the truth is about to make everything fall apart. A strange call, a car stopped in the middle of the road, and the woman insists everything is completely fine, but officers quickly realize the opposite. >> What's going on? Are you injured? >> No. I'm I'm not I'm nothing. Nothing is wrong. What is going on? >> Okay. >> I didn't even call you. I'm fine. What is wrong? All I do is get a sandwich. >> Okay, get a sandwich from where? >> I'm from Pick Quick. >> Negative, but she is on something. >> It's 237 right there. I'm not I'm not I'm not [ __ ] up at all. >> Okay, uh what's this aluminum foil down here from? What's that from? >> Oh, I don't know. I don't have a clue. >> Okay. >> Do you want to drive me home, please? I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay, so where did you get Hold on. Hey, Amanda, do you remember me? >> Yes. Your name is Santiago. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> So, where did you get your sandwich from? Where is it? Thank you. Where did you get your sandwich from? >> my sandwich at Pick Quick. >> From Pick Quick? >> Yes. >> Okay. And where are you at right now? >> And where I am at is off of 237. >> Okay, so you're off of 237, and where do you live? >> I live off of 237. >> Okay, what's your address? >> My address is I'm Front Street. >> Okay. And so, where did you go today? >> I didn't go anywhere today except for to go get a sandwich. >> Okay. So, that's somewhere that you went, right? Where did you go to get your sandwich from? >> I just went to Pick Quick to get my sandwich. >> Okay. And then, what happened after that? >> to my kids. I talked to my boyfriend. I talked to my mother. I talked to everybody. And I have my truck-driving job that I'm getting back on Monday. >> Okay. So, how did >> Monday, I have to drive with Dean in my truck. And I am scared, and I am happy, but I'm still scared. >> Okay. >> to be doing anything wrong. >> Okay. Nobody said you're doing anything wrong. Did I say anything? >> you? >> Who called you? >> I don't know who called, but do you have any idea why they would call? >> No. >> Okay. >> Refusing test, afraid of losing everything, the woman starts to plead, but every word only makes the situation worse. >> I'm completely fine. >> Okay. >> Here. I am completely fine. I just want to go home. >> Well. >> I want to go home. >> Are you injured? Are you injured? >> No. >> No. >> I'm not injured. Nobody has hurt me. Nobody has done nothing. That belongs to someone else. >> Hold on. Listen. >> No. The fire department and the ambulance belong somewhere else besides in my vehicle. >> Okay. Well, we're We want to check you out. >> concerned about your safety. >> I you need TO BE CONCERNED ABOUT MY SAFETY. I DIDN'T DO anything >> our job. All right. >> Have you had anything to drink today? >> What? >> How much have you had to drink? >> I drank a lot today. >> Okay. Anything else? >> I'm not going to lie. >> All right. Appreciate you being honest. >> I am completely honest. I lost my goddamn job, and then I got a good job. >> Did you hit your head or anything? >> Honey, I don't do drugs. >> All right. >> I don't do any goddamn drugs. Do you want my phone in my >> Were you wearing your seatbelt? >> What do you mean? >> Seatbelt. Good. >> I always wear my seatbelt. I'm a class A CDL truck driver. I always wear my seatbelt. >> Okay. Why don't you come to the back of this lot? Let's check you out. Take your blood pressure really quick. Make sure it's okay. Check your blood sugar. Everything's okay. You know. >> Don't let them take me to jail, please. >> We're not police. We don't go to We don't take people to jail. >> That's them to check you to see if there's anything wrong with you. >> There's nothing wrong with me. >> A simple test, but each misstep, each offbeat reaction is enough for officers to reach a decision that can't be undone. >> You said you've been drinking today, is that correct? >> I did drink earlier. >> All right. >> I'm not driving this car. >> Yeah, we know that now. Um >> It's not happening. >> Okay. Do you know how to count? >> Do I what? >> Do you know how to count? Count numbers? >> Yeah, I do. >> You You don't know how to count numbers? >> Yeah, I do know how to count numbers. >> Okay. Are Are you able to count backwards from 53 to 38 for me? >> 50 what? >> From 53 to 38. Can you do that for me? >> 53, 52, 51, 50, um 49, um 48. Do you want me to keep going? >> Yeah. Yeah, go >> Really? >> Down to 38, please. >> No. Why don't you just drive me home and leave my car here? >> Do you know the alphabet by chance? >> The alphabet? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. A B C D A F G >> Can you start with a D as in dog and go to V as in victor for me? >> Yes. D as in dog and go to victor? >> Uh >> A B C D E F G Let's actually have a >> Keep your distance, all right? >> No. >> All right. Please No No reason to have >> I'm really I'm really unhappy that somebody did this to me. >> What What do you mean someone did this to you? >> Somebody called. >> Well, yeah, cuz look at look where your car is. >> I know where my car is. I called myself. >> Okay. >> I called her. >> Okay. Well, this this officer is going to run you through what we call the standardized field sobriety test. All right, she's got a couple things for you to do. >> Please don't do that. >> No, no. I mean, we have to >> Don't do that to me because I will lose my truck driving license and my drug driver's license. >> She's going to explain them to you, okay? >> Please don't do that. My truck driving license >> Okay, you said no recent head injuries, no leg injuries, no glasses or no contact. >> is my [ __ ] new truck driving job. >> Okay. >> I will fail that. You know I will fail that. It's a zero it's zero tolerance. >> run you through the last of the best FSTs. Listen, she's going to stop Stop for a second. She's going to run you through the last of the best FSTs, okay? She's going to check your eyes, do one leg stand, and walk and turn, okay? And we'll go from there, all right? This is cool with your parents? >> It's a zero tolerance. You know that it's a zero tolerance. >> do you want to run it through the >> Don't do that, please. >> I'll get my cheat sheet to go over this. >> Please don't do that. >> All right. Can you >> Please don't do it. >> Just stand there with your hands at your side, okay? Can you see the tip of tip my pen? >> Yep. >> All right, no problem seeing that? >> Nope. >> All right, just follow with your eyes and your eyes only, all right? Don't move your head, okay? >> Okay. >> The moment the handcuffs tighten, desperate pleas echo and the true cost of the earlier decisions finally comes to light. >> Parallel to the ground, look at your toe, and count out loud, okay? Kind of like 1,001, 1,002, 1,003. All right, so >> I can't do it. >> All right. >> Why are you making me do this? >> What about What about the walk and turn? I mean, what about the walk and turn? >> Walk and turn? >> You want to try that one? >> that? >> All right. So, why don't you go over there? Just stand right there, okay? >> Okay. >> Here, let's Yeah, we can even use this crack. >> Please, I'm so sorry. >> Just stand over there for me real real >> I am getting yelled at for being silent. >> at you. All right, just relax for a second. All right, just put your left foot on the line. >> Okay. >> All right, put your right foot directly in front of it, heel to toe fashion. Like this, keep your hands at your side. Oh, go back, go back, go back, go back, go >> Like you want me to walk a straight line? >> Okay, all right. Put your hands behind your back, all right? You're under arrest right now for OVI. >> Why? >> Why? >> Why? WHY DID YOU DO THAT? >> THAT'S THE decision I made based on the clues that I saw. >> please. >> Stop, stop, stop, stop. >> Please, don't do that. Please, don't do that. Please, don't do that. Please, don't do that to me. >> Stand up. >> No, it's my life. Please. >> All right, you double locked. >> Please, can you unlock me and I will DO IT AGAIN. I WILL DO IT AGAIN for you. >> All right. >> Oh my god, please don't do this. PLEASE, MY LIFE. This is my life. You're ruining my life. I JUST GOT IT BACK. >> SHE'S charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Next, a call that seems simple, but when officers arrive, this woman leaves the entire neighborhood in disbelief. >> Turn off, Taylor. Turn it off. Step on out. Taylor. I'm going to pull up in front of her so she can't try to run. Taylor, turn it off. Don't get in more trouble. Okay? Here, hand me the key. You know me. Hand me the key. Yeah, she she wants a second. I got the key. >> I'm about to refuse everything. >> Step out real quick, talk to Officer Barlow, okay? Please. >> You already have the I'm key. >> I know, but I don't want to I want you to be decent, okay? There's no sense in doing all this, okay? >> no, what? to charge my phone so I can at least talk to somebody. No. >> Why you mad? >> WHAT THE KEEP DOING. NO. OKAY, BUST IN THE window then. >> No, you don't want TO DO THAT. STOP. DO NOT DO NOT do that. Step out. >> I'm not. >> Step out. >> Yeah, I'm not. >> Step out. >> I'm not. >> Come on, Taylor. >> I already told you what I'm not doing. >> You're going to step out for me. >> I'm under arrest for what? >> while suspended. >> Do you know what the [ __ ] Atlanta is? I'm not a rich [ __ ] You can't. Damn, two minutes can't even damn near take a out of car. >> Just put your arm behind your back. >> My arm hurts. Uh, my rib hurts. >> There you go. >> Uh, my rib really does hurt. >> okay, stop, stop, stop, stop. >> No, my rib for real hurts. >> Stop, stop, stop. >> Oh, my really I can't breathe. I really I can't breathe. I REALLY I CAN'T BREATHE. I REALLY I'm really not I'm not kidding. >> Taylor. >> I can't breathe. >> Taylor, we'll get you in a second. >> I can't breathe. I CAN'T BREATHE. I'M not >> Okay, okay, get on your side. Get on your side. Get on your side. Stop kicking. >> I can't breathe. >> Stop kicking. >> No. I hope I die. So my family can get a Hey. >> Officers remain calm, but the woman's defiant attitude pushes the situation further with every passing second. >> Do it. >> Stop. >> Do it. >> Stop. Stop. >> Oh, it's going down. Take my shoes off. You know what? I already told you how many times. That's your >> Search her. >> MY RIGHTS. WHAT YOU LOOKING FOR? MY PURSE. >> DUMB ASS HOE. Ain't nothing in MY POCKETS, BRO. OH, I'M SO WHAT'S YOUR NAME? WHAT'S YOUR NAME? WHAT IS your name? WHAT IS YOUR NAME? WHAT'S YOUR NAME? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> TAYLOR. TAYLOR, NO ONE'S TOUCHING YOU. >> ARE! OH, now you're GOING TO [ __ ] LET ME OUT. >> TAYLOR. >> Now you're going TO LET ME OUT. >> TAYLOR. >> NOW YOU'RE GOING TO LET ME OUT. >> TAYLOR. >> [ __ ] up, literally [ __ ] screaming for [ __ ] help. >> Taylor. >> I cannot wait. >> Taylor. >> Oh. >> Taylor. >> This is how they do black people. Let me go, bro. >> I'm not no >> threat to society, bro. Do you know who the [ __ ] I am? >> We're going to walk to this car. >> I would love to. I don't know if it's one or two. >> Let's go. >> Get your other foot >> Get your other foot in. >> What could just [ __ ] black? Don't nobody want to touch you. >> I just want to go through and see how many alcohols. Yeah. You might be able to tell. >> Yep. >> Thanks, bro. >> After multiple warnings are ignored, a decision is made, and that moment completely changes everything. >> First of all, put the Hold my hair out of my face so I can talk to you like a real man. Okay, thank you. Then Hey, don't do it like that, damn. Okay, I'm not going to First of all, YOU CAN'T LET ME GO. I'M TRYING TO talk to him. I want to You guys never read me [ __ ] not whatsoever. And you never read ME MY RIGHTS. YOU PUT ME IN THE POLICE CAR WITHOUT READING my rights. What are you charging me for? >> Driving on a suspended and DUI. >> Okay. DUI? >> Yeah. >> For what? >> Cuz you're drunk. What's up? This side. She's spitting a little bit. Yeah, we're good. Good luck. Can you lock up? >> Guys, you know you're a >> DUI enhanced. >> These handcuffs are so bad. Please. Please, my hands hurt. PLEASE, MY HANDS HURT. PLEASE. PLEASE. >> TAYLOR, stand up, please, and then we'll get the handcuffs off of you. >> As the handcuffs are about to tighten, her final reaction makes it clear this night won't end quietly. >> They hurt really bad. >> You got to go over here. We're going to search you. I'm going to search you now. >> My hand >> Give me a second. >> My My hand really hurt. >> We're going to take these off of you now. >> This really bad. I'm asking you to please stop. Please, I cannot feel the circulation. >> Taylor, stop moving around and I'm going to TAKE THEM OFF. I'M GOING TO TAKE THEM OFF. >> I NEVER SAID I'M READY TO MOVE. PLEASE, I CANNOT MOVE. PLEASE, I Please. >> to lean forward or I can't see what I'm doing to you. Lean forward. Thank you. >> I can't breathe. My anxiety >> got that arm. >> Breathe in your nose out your mouth, all right? In your nose out your mouth. In your nose out your mouth. >> You got that arm? >> You know I'm not running nowhere. Please. >> You got to lean forward. You can't Show me your arm, okay? There you go. Sit down on the stretcher now. >> What the [ __ ] WAS THAT ABOUT? You know what? You know what? I know every single last one of y'all, don't you? It's okay. This is the threat? You're dying when I get out. Especially your fat ass. And I meant that. Everything. You and your wife and your kids. I know everything about you cuz I looked you up when you looked me up the other night. How about that? Oh, yeah, now you look scared. You and your child. [ __ ] you. What? Bro, why I hate you guys so bad. >> Taylor. >> No, you ain't wrong for taking You ain't wrong. You're wrong. I cannot wait. You and your wife. Don't worry. The coward is You're not nobody. I promise you. Watch your [ __ ] Watch it. Watch it. I will literally pay $20 just to get you knocked out. And that's not Actually, that's a threat. Next. Black ass >> Taylor, I'm going to read you your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer before questioning and have him or her present with you while you're being If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning you face today. Do you understand that? Taylor, do you understand your rights? >> You know exactly. >> In Florida, disorderly conduct is punishable by up to 60 days in jail and a fine of up to $500. She is charged with disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. Drinking for fun only to wake up with a criminal record. Hey, everyone. What do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.