[screaming] >> Get your hands out of the vehicle. Hang out for a second. What are you doing? And have you had any alcohol? >> Oh, no. All right, at this time you're being placed under arrest under suspicion of DUI. A rookie officer, new to the job, is forced into a pursuit he will never forget. >> [screaming] >> From a single reported stolen vehicle, everything quickly spirals out of control in an instant. A car is reported stolen, a rookie officer behind the wheel, rapid instructions pouring over the radio, and what seemed like a routine shift suddenly turns into a high-stakes pursuit. As the trap is deployed, no one knows whether the vehicle will stop or push the situation completely out of control. In just one split-second loss of control, the entire pursuit changes direction. But Karen's chaos is only just beginning. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> Get your hands out of the vehicle. Do not move. Do not move. Stop resisting. Put your hand behind your back. There you go. There you go. There you go. All right. >> [screaming] >> Screaming, handcuffs tightening, and the familiar complaints. The pursuit is over, but the consequences are not. Let me go. I'm just checking your handcuffs so they don't tighten down on you. >> They're too tight. No, they're not cuz you can spin your hands so you're fine. Can y'all get my phone, my ID, and my money? And my um bags, I need everything out that car. Is charged with fleeing from police, driving without the owner's permission, and causing property damage. She is found guilty and ordered to pay $2,650.00 in restitution, has her license revoked for 1 year, and receives [music] 2 years of probation. Up next, just a few delayed answers and unfocused eyes. And a traffic stop that seemed routine suddenly veers in a direction no one anticipate. You've had not one sip of alcohol. No, actually that off off the work. I'm just tired. So, I'm I'm here to pass. Is you got cause about me because I just 110% without doubt cuz they they gave us directions all the way to you stopping right here. So, you was passing on double yellows, running off the road. Oh, I have not passed anything. I can say that 100%. All right, maybe you didn't pass, but they said you were swerving over swerving over the lines. No. Running off the road. It wasn't no swerving, no running off the road, none of that. Um I actually let vehicles pass me. That's why I pulled over because it's actually a SUV that was running up on me. And so, I pulled over to let people pass. Okay. So, how come your speech is so slow, lethargic, and slurred? I can hear you slurring. I am tired. I mean, just shoot me straight. If you you were drinking today. I'm No, I'm telling you 100% that I just got off the work. So, do you know where you are right now? Oh, yeah. I know I am on I came from job. Always take cuz they have a lot of construction. Mhm. Even as and take this road all the way back around. Do you know the name of this road though? Um Oh, no, I can tell you. This is Okay, the church right there. On even as so that cross section is I don't know. It's another road and I'm taking all the way around and I come back out to 441. Another thing, I see one kid who's in a seat, but the other one's not in a seat. Actually, it doesn't look like either one of them is in a seat, are they? And I'm okay. Can you hand me your driver's license? Yeah, um yeah, it's my That's not cool, right? Some time like 2 or 3 days ago. >> Yeah. Coming from work, so I know my job is about to end. I have a nurse in my car. Okay. A discovery in the backseat instantly changes the officer's tone. At that point, nothing is simple anymore. I am I know I seem emotional. It's not that you seem intoxicated to me. I'm just going to be honest with you. Yeah. Can you get one of them >> I can do a sobriety test. Um pretty sure I can pass it. Okay. Both people I You arrested me for no reason. You are wrong. Um that's I'm sorry. You're fine. Step up here to my my push bumper, okay? I'm sorry. I have it in my bag. I don't know what you're saying, but can you just step back just for me? You arrested me for no reason. You are wrong. Yeah, it's okay. This way. Just hang out for a second. What are you doing? You said you wanted to do a field sobriety test, right? Oh, yeah. I was just I was I I didn't know what to expect, so Do me a favor. Back your car right into the the curve back there. Just out of the curve so they're facing this way. I promise you I can walk a straight line. Yeah. Okay. You do have duct tape. I know I just walked. Okay. Yeah. Just block traffic for me. Thank you. I'm just going to have her block traffic so we don't have to worry about cars coming through, you know what I mean? I'm trying to drink a Red Bull because I just got off I got off of it, too. They caught me off of it, too, 45. 45 and it it's just not even 245. All right. So, I can tell again talking to you now, you're slurring. So, let me ask you again, have you had any alcohol? Oh, no. I'm okay. And I'm sorry. No, you're okay. And and you can just release. Just a few brief checks, but enough to reveal a truth no one in the car was ready to face. What's the matter? What's up? What's up? What's up? I don't have any insurance. And I ain't wait. Hospital. And you pulled me over for You know we're okay. It's why and we try to pay that meal. Walk in the middle of the middle and then just walk back. You mean the purple? Not yet. We're just going to let you chill out for just a second. I need your help. You know your mama's phone number? Yes. Of course. Of course. I can give you that. Of course. Hang on. Hang on. Come stand on this line for me right here. I want you to stand on this line with your heels on the line and stand facing me. Thank you. Okay. So, I want to confirm you're willing to do field sobriety for me. Okay. Yes. Yes. Yes. >> [sighs] >> Come on, let me up. Yep. Thanks. Yep, that's not going to work. >> [crying] >> You wouldn't stand up. We're going to help you stand up. Ready? 1 2 3. Yep. Okay, there you go. I'm sorry. You're good. You're good. I'm sorry. Do you Do me a favor, place your hands behind your back. Yeah. All right, at this time you're being placed under arrest under suspicion of DUI, okay? All right. I think you've been drinking. Stand up straight. Stand up. Gavel. The click of handcuffs closes the final moment and opens the door to an irreversible chain of legal consequences. Sure, honey. Yeah. Stand up. What are you doing? You've been standing fine this whole time. Stand straight up. Let go. Stand up, mama. Which one is she going in? Why? Which one? That one. Right here on that one. Stand up. Come on. I know. I'm trying to help you. You got to stand up though. Come on. Hey, don't make this harder. Don't make this harder. No, I'm not. Stand up. Yes. Stand up. Come on. All right, have a seat right in here. Look up. Have a seat right here. Okay. Turn around butt first. Okay. Butt first. Stand up. Put your foot in there. Put your leg in there. Hey, go stand Get Get in the car. There you go. Yep, lift your leg. Lift it. Lift it. Come on. Turn around butt first. The crystal. There you go. Oh, she's going down. I'm helping you. >> [screaming] >> It's okay. Have a >> [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> She is 10-15. Back to Lake. Have a 10-32 operator en route to the jail, please. >> [screaming] >> In Florida, a first DUI offense carries fines of approximately $500, $0, if the BAC is 0.15% or higher, or if there is a child under 18 in the vehicle, fines increase to $1,000, $2,000, $0. Jail time can be up to 6 months or up to 9 months if the BAC is high or a child is present. License suspension ranges from 180 days to 1 year. She is arrested on suspicion of DUI and taken to jail while the two children are [music] comforted by police and placed into safe care according to protocol. [music] Just one, I'm fine, drive and in Florida the [music] price is never light. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, [music] subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you very much.