You don't step out, you're going to go to jail. I don't want to take you to jail now. I know. Here, we have to make a determination whether you have been drinking or not. >> Step out of the vehicle like you were earlier. Come on. >> Get out of the vehicle like you were earlier. >> Listen, >> step out of the car. >> Listen, stop. >> Just a single moment of inattention behind the wheel turned an ordinary afternoon into a tense nightmare. STOP. [screaming] >> STOP. >> STOP. >> I told you on the ground. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. What is wrong with you people? Stop. STOP. >> THE WOMAN IN THE car hidden under a blanket and a tense standoff had everyone watching, holding their breath. An emergency call led police to a car outside the nail salon, but what they found inside shocked everyone. Are you injured or anything with that boot for this one? >> Is it still broken? >> No, it's better now. >> Why do we need you to get out? >> Because we're asking you to. >> Yeah, we're asking you. >> So that we can talk to you further and make sure that you're okay to drive. >> I'm good. >> Well, we're asking you to step out, man. >> I found out. >> No, I'm good to go. >> What seat machine have you guys got here? >> Hold on. Is the car on or anything? >> We aren't sitting here in trouble, >> man. I barely got here. So, let me tell you what's going on. Okay, >> we want you to step out of the vehicle because for our safety, you are acting you're acting super nervous. You're moving around like crazy and you're underneath the blanket. So, I don't know what you have in your hands and I don't know what you have under the blanket. We need you to step out and we're going to talk to you further and make sure you're okay to drive from me. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> If you don't step out, you're going to go to jail. >> Okay, let's do it. >> That's what you want to do? >> Yep. >> I don't want to take you to jail, man. >> I know. I >> just Do you have Do you have Do you have pants on? >> Do you have pants on? >> Yes. Okay, then please step out. >> No, I'm standing right here. >> I am giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. >> Okay, I need you to step out so we can talk to you further without you moving like >> crazy. I'm out with him. >> When her refusal to comply was ignored, the police had to intervene. A dramatic arrest, but the real reason left everyone stunned. >> Come on. No, I'm not pulling out. >> Ma'am, >> why? >> Because we're doing an investigation that we can get you out of the vehicle now. >> Even if you're sitting here, we have to make a determination whether you have been drinking or not. Okay? So, step on out. >> No, I'm not giving up. >> Yo, why? >> Come on out, >> sir. Step on out. [screaming] >> STOP. STOP. STOP. [screaming] STOP. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> ON THE GROUND. [screaming] >> USE YOUR FEET. >> Use your feet. >> Oh my god. >> Use your feet. >> Use your feet. Okay. Stand up. STAND DOWN UP. [screaming] NO. >> I want to go up. I just WANT TO GO UP. >> What are you doing? >> YOU'RE [music] TRYING TO FIGHT US. [screaming] >> [ __ ] you. >> No. >> Relax. Relax. >> No, I want to go back IN MY CAR. WHY AM I bothering you? >> We want to make sure. >> We want to make sure that you haven't been drinking. >> No, I even if I have problem smell it on you. >> Okay. Even if my car you cannot be in your car sleeping. Okay. WHY? I'VE BEEN [screaming] DRINKING. >> WHY? >> Because one, you have your car on. Okay. I GET OFF YOU. LOOK AT ME. >> A relative appeared unexpectedly, but everyone had to keep it secret to avoid her finding out. Tension mounted with shocking twists. >> It is a god by the grace of God that she came here and I came to get my nails done and that's my sister. >> Okay. >> Okay. But she needs help. >> Yeah. >> She needs help. So, I don't want to intervene. >> Yeah. [music] >> But know that I'll take care of the car if that's okay with you. >> Okay. just don't let her know I'm here. >> I just I'm not the one that called. I just by the like I said by the grace of God I had an I appointment and I thought is that her car? But I thought she was next door >> and I kept thinking and then when we saw it she went out. >> Yeah. She has help or she needs help. >> Yes. She's a 5150 >> with without alcohol. And we tried to help her and tried to help her and tried to help her and she said, "Do your thing. I'm not going to try and rescue you anymore." >> Okay. >> But just that she doesn't know why I'm here. >> She has no clue. >> Yeah. >> And then I'll take care of the car. >> Okay. >> I'll talk to the other officers and see. >> Just let them know. Yes. Don't let them know. I don't want her to know. Yeah, >> she'll ask me to get her out and I'm She needs to be She [music] needs to do whatever you guys need to do. >> Yeah, I got you. >> Okay. All righty. No worries. >> Yeah. Nice to meet you. >> You know that culture and I saw her pack about two or three today. >> Okay. But I don't >> Did you see her drinking by the chest? Uh, no. I don't see no ticket. When she parked here, I and I saw she dance in the car. >> Yeah. >> All right. You saw what? I'm sorry. >> When you got here, you said you saw what? >> When she park here >> around 2 or 3 and I look at and she dance in the car. >> Oh, she when she pack a long time. >> All righty. Sounds good. Thank you. Thank you. >> Just when everything seemed calm, the final moment turned an ordinary situation into an unforeseen disaster. >> Veronica, >> come on up. Come here. Come on out. >> That hurts. >> Okay. Well, I'm trying to help you. >> I I'm trying to get up. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Where am I? >> You're at the police department. >> Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. My my other shoe. >> Yeah. I got it. >> Okay. Ow, that hurts. Ow, that really hurts. I'm so sorry. >> Okay. No, [screaming] >> it really hurts. >> I'm so sorry. >> Let me That really hurt. >> Okay. >> I'm so sorry. That really hurt. Why am I under arrest? >> Well, we asked you to step out of the vehicle and you wouldn't do it. >> Okay. >> Why? >> So, right now, hold on. >> Why don't we? >> Just hold on. I'll I'll explain everything to you. Come on this way. >> Yes. >> So, Veronica, >> are you willing to take any of the tests that I have to offer? [music] >> Okay. >> Such as >> So, one thing is just to make sure that you're not impaired. >> Okay. Are you willing to take those tests? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. Let me wait till another officer gets you and then we'll test you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. As of right now, it's just going to be a resisting charge for not stepping out of the vehicle when we asked you to. Okay. >> All right. >> Wait, why? Yeah, I >> So, the main the main thing is we got a complaint that you were drinking. Okay. [clears throat] And then you were asleep in the car. >> So, >> well, what does that have to do with anything? >> Well, if you're drinking in a car and you're the vehicle's on, you can't be doing that. Okay. >> The vehicle wasn't on, though. >> It It was on. No. >> Okay. All right. >> In New Mexico, a person convicted of aggravated DWI can face a minimum of 48 hours in jail and fines up to $500. While resisting, evading, or obstructing [music] police, can result in up to one year in jail and fines up to $1,000. The suspect was charged with aggravated DWI and resisting law enforcement. Up next, what seemed like a simple crash suddenly escalated when the driver refused to cooperate. >> She did get out. >> Yeah, I know she did get out. >> She She was like She basically was like standing up. >> What happened here? >> You got her driver license. >> What happened here? >> Hey, Lindsay, just stay with her. Do you speak English? >> No. >> Hey, do any of you guys speak Spanish? >> Do I speak Spanish? >> Yeah. >> Um, so I'm guessing was the Ask them if the bus was stopped and they were stopped behind it. >> You guys speak Spanish or Portuguese? >> Portuguese. >> Portuguese, >> but you can speak Spanish. Okay. >> So, ask them what happened. The bus. Was it Was the bus stop? So she hit rear end and them and they pushed her then. >> Was the bus stopped? >> Was that the bus stop? >> Or was the bus moving? >> Okay, he was going slow. So maybe he had just pulled off. >> So the bus was slow. How fast were they going? >> How fast were like 25. >> There's only like 25 >> and they're in the right lane. >> Yes. >> So they thought that the bus was going to stop. >> Yeah. So then they slowed down and that's when the car slammed into them and they said >> communication broke down, language barriers clashed and relentless defiance. The situation quickly escalated out of control. >> You're fine. What happened? What happened? >> Ma'am, let Ma'am, we're over here. No worries. Talk to me. All right. >> No, I'm >> That's fine. She stepped away. What's your name again? >> Excuse me. What's your name? >> Well, here. Come outside real quick. >> No. Listen. >> No. >> We're done with you, friend. >> No. >> I'm conducting investigation. >> That's right. >> Can you cooperate with my investigation? >> No. I'm not going to help you. >> Step out of the car, baby. >> No. >> All right. I'm going to pull you out of the car. Step out of the car. You understand? >> Should I Should I video this? >> I'm vide Come out of the car. >> The vehicle has to get towed. Don't >> Your air went off. The vehicle has to be towed. Come out of the car. >> You have to come out of the car. Okay. >> Step out of the car. Just step out. I'm just trying to help you cuz I don't want you to reach over there and grab something. >> Please do not >> I'm going to let go of you, but you're going to come out. Is that good? >> Okay. >> All right. Step out. >> Come on. Ma'am, don't start reaching into your car. >> Let's go. Let's go. I'm going to pull you out. We're out of options now. >> Ma'am, step out of the vehicle like you were earlier. >> Come on. >> Get out of the vehicle like you were earlier. >> Step out of the car. >> Listen. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Step out of your car. >> We don't have any >> Lindsay. I [ __ ] >> damn. >> I'm not. >> Please step out of your car. >> No, >> the vehicle is going to be towed. You have to come out of the vehicle. >> I'm fine with that. But >> you can't be in the car when it's getting towed. >> Okay. I need to call somebody. >> All right. You'll have an opportunity for >> You have to come out. You don't have the option to stay in the car. >> No, officer. >> The police ordered her to step out of the car, but her decision threw everything into chaos. You won't be able to look away from this standoff. >> No, >> you were calm before. Relax. I spoke to you earlier. You were very calm. >> Yeah. >> Let's get back to that. Let's get back to that how we were before. I don't know why you're getting all hyper and some of that. All right. Can we pick it back up, please? >> Listen, like I explained, we're done with the crash. I'm investigating for possible driving info. You understand that? Before I do that, I got to read you some things, okay? I just need a yes or no. You understand? All right. I'm required to warn you before you make any statements. Listen to me. Can you pay attention? Give me a second. Ma'am, before you make any statements that you have the following constitutional rights. >> I know I have the right. >> All right. I just got to explain it to you. Okay. Just listen to him. >> I I I want I want to I want >> just listen to what he has to say. This is only to protect you. >> You have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. You understand? You understand? Hey, go on the cop side. Make sure you're not reaching for nothing. You have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. Do you understand that? >> No. >> What you understand about it? >> I would like to reach >> my friend. >> We have to get through this. Okay. >> Okay. I know. I know. >> Let's relax. Let's relax. We're just talking. >> We're just talking right now. >> No, we're not talking. >> We are talking. I'm trying to have conversation. But I need to leave this to you so you're protected. You understand that? and and and I know what I'm protecting >> without me reading your rights. You don't have these constitutional I need to know that you understand you have these constitutional rights. Okay. >> Well, I know that I have these constitution. >> Look, you have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. You understand? >> I don't I don't agree with that. I don't agree with that. I don't agree with that. >> I just need to know that you understand with it. >> I don't I don't agree with any statement. >> I don't agree with that. >> Now, just listen though. Must be freely. >> I DON'T AGREE WITH IT. >> OKAY. JUST LISTEN. I don't agree with it. >> Presence and representation. >> I don't agree with it. >> Of your choice before you make any statement and during >> I don't agree with it. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, you are entitled to the presence or representation of a court lawyer. Any statements and during any question. If at any time during the interview you do not wish to answer any questions, you are privileged to remain silent and can make no threats or promises to induce you to make a statement. This must be of your own free will. Any statement can be and will be used against you to poor law. Do you understand these rights as I have right now? >> As constitutional rights and legal warnings were mentioned, her reaction made the standoff even more tense and unpredictable. >> Suspicion of driving under the car. Listen, you're out of the car now. >> Stop. Stop. STOP. >> WHAT IS WRONG with you people? >> Stop. Stop. >> Relax. Relax. >> Listen. Zero arrest for suspicion. >> Okay, that's fun. >> Stop. Stop. >> Do you have a license in the car? >> Yeah, that's awesome. I >> can't find it. I left her the whole time. [screaming] >> Erica, relax for me. This isn't helping. Okay. >> Anything on you, Erica? That's going to poke her. You're going to get another charge. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Follow you to back. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Good boy. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yep. From >> the car to the courtroom. What started as a minor accident led to unexpected legal twists. The outcome will shock everyone. Erica was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. Reckless decisions or deliberate defiance of the law while driving not only put yourself in danger, but also threaten the lives of others. 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.