She had a hospital bracelet on and her real name. She gave me a fake name, refused to give me the bracelet. >> Karen thought fleeing after the crash would leave the trouble behind, but every kilometer of her escape only added another bitter price to pay. >> [screaming] >> DO IT NOW! ON THE GROUND, NOW! NO! [screaming] ON THE GROUND! >> PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN. >> HOLD ON! NO! >> YOU WERE DRIVING ON THE WRONG SIDE OF HIGHWAY 30. You drove in the median, a witness saw you passed out over your steering wheel. Just standing here, I mean, you can't maintain your balance. The beverage that was in your vehicle smells of alcohol. >> The traffic stop they thought they could escape with a lie quickly turned into something far worse as one arrogant stomp on the gas opened the door to a severe sentence. With no identification, a fake name, and a concealed hospital wristband, the woman immediately made officers suspect that she was running from something. >> I'm Officer Estrada. Your driver's license and registration, please. The reason I stopped you is two things. First one, registration is suspended. Second reason, registered owner has a suspended license. Okay? Is that you? All right, do you have your driver's license on you? And Hold on. Tahuon Williams? First name? >> T I S H I K A. >> T I S H I K A? Pull your wrist over here. Just hold your wrist over here. No, let me see it. What? Because you're giving me a name. Give me the Then give me the hospital bracelet. Give me a hospital bracelet. Do not even do that. Give me the hospital bracelet now. No. Give me the hospital bracelet because I If you're not hiding anything, you'd give me the bracelet. I need No, no, no. You're going to get me a I'm going to get your fingerprint then. So, give me that now. Give me the hospital bracelet cuz I know you're giving me a If you're not If you're not hiding Listen, if you're not hiding anything Okay, because I know you're giving me a fake name. >> And the moment the female officer turned her back, the woman suddenly hit the gas and sped away, turning a routine traffic stop into dangerous chaos, and making the secret behind her escape even more suspicious. >> 740 dispatch, 1080 she took off and gave me a fake name. 740 on pursuit, northbound 41, approaching Christown. >> Pull over, you idiot. >> 10-4 to 10-4, you can go ahead and northbound. >> Affirmative, approaching Bull Hill, late gray speeds 115. She had a hospital bracelet on, not her real name. She gave me a fake name, refused to give me the bracelet. >> If I want to proceed on the trike cycle the split >> Woah! >> And can you give me a plate for that pull over? 7205 around. 3 24 >> HANDS! >> [screaming] >> HANDS! DO IT NOW! HANDS! HANDS! STOP 60, HIGH RISK. >> ONCE SHE WAS RESTRAINED, she screamed, claimed she was pregnant, and then suddenly denied everything as though the pursuit had never happened. >> STOP! >> HANDS! ON THE GROUND! NO! >> GROUND! >> NO! ON THE GROUND! >> WHAT'S YOUR PHONE NUMBER? >> HOLD ON. NO. >> PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN. >> NO, DO NOT REACH FOR ANYTHING. YOUR BODY is detained. >> DOWN. >> LAY FLAT ON YOUR STOMACH. ON YOUR STOMACH. >> IT HURTS ME. I CAN'T lay on my stomach. You have to find >> Put your hands behind your back and do not move. Do not move. >> I'm not. I'm sitting. >> 95 Are you hurt? >> I get that. >> Careful, honey. Here, let's get you set up. Let's get you set up in the back, okay? Sit up. All right, let's get you set up then, okay? >> All right. >> Need you to sit up for me. >> Stand up. >> Come up. >> What hurts? >> Tell me a couple of things. Two, three. Get set up a seat. >> I saw the red and blue coming, so I tried to get over. Thought I was safe getting over. Looked again again, and I see that SUV swerving. >> Boom. >> I think probably clipped the back corner of me and something. Yeah. Oh, [ __ ] >> Yeah, man. >> All right, man. I appreciate it. You got your driver's license on you by chance? Thank you, sir. Is that a work truck or All right, so what's going to happen here? Are you injured at all? >> No, I have a little scrape. >> A little scrape, so >> But the most unbelievable twist came when she mentioned a child inside the vehicle, forcing officers to return and search the entire scene. >> Because of a rollover crash. Rollover crash. You crashed here. You crashed here, and I'm glad you didn't hit me, thank thankfully, and you're not hurt, too. You got juris- You got four different jurisdictions right here right now. >> What do you need help with? With your With your legs? What's going on? You need to talk to us. We need you to use your words, okay? >> Both knew that we had just uh >> What do you need help with? I can't help you if you don't tell me. >> There's There's definitely been a rollover crash right here. >> Huh? >> When did this happen? >> flips and rolls. >> You caused that when you came up this way. I just got out. You just got out of yours, too. >> What's that? >> That's >> Transmission fluid. >> Yeah, your car isn't going nowhere. >> And that sugar-coating it nicely. This isn't just a quickie or the wrong name. There's some serious [ __ ] going down right now. >> You had a warrant and you would have been out of here with a jail and done. And now they're throwing you charges. >> Yep. >> So, we're not going to ask you any more questions cuz you're in custody. You're not free to leave. >> I know. >> So, but right now more importantly, what's hurting you? Or We're having the ambulance come check you out. >> What is that? >> My chest. >> Your chest hurt? Is that from the steering >> Please, Mom. Please. >> No, not right now. Did you hit your chest on the steering wheel? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Cuz I actually why did y'all get behind me? Cuz my my register my plates are not suspended or anything. >> Yes, they are. >> How? That My plates aren't suspended. >> Following emissions? >> Emissions and all. >> Doing what? And you're suspended. >> No, when? I just we got me a new license. >> End of October. >> I just got it. >> I didn't >> I didn't know you could have two. >> I didn't know you could have >> We'll go to the hospital, but you're >> You just have to give me the money so you can give him my money. I need my kids. My kids >> So, now all of a sudden >> I'm telling my >> clears with the hospital. >> I'm going to do medical for >> I don't want to go to the hospital. I don't want to go to the >> Stop talking. >> I don't want to go to the hospital. Can you please just give me the money, please, sir? >> Okay. You're going to our car, okay? >> I don't need to go to the hospital. >> When we're done with you, this is what's going to happen. You told me that your neck is hurting. Therefore, as a medical professional, I have to take you at your word. So, that's why we're going to go to the hospital. >> But I'm asking what's wrong Why am I Why am I injured? Can I go >> You see this big crash here? >> What happened? >> Yeah. >> You ran from that vehicle. >> That was you running from somebody. >> from you? >> Yeah. Hey, have a seat. >> I don't even know you. Why would I be running from you? >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. You have this destruction of We're going to go to the hospital right now. >> Bob, I asked you, why would I be running from you? I don't even know >> She was charged with fleeing in a vehicle causing injury or property damage, second-degree recklessly endangering safety, [music] leaving the scene of an accident, and resisting or obstructing an officer. Next, slumped behind the wheel in the middle of a highway, the woman still insisted she was fine, even though the vehicle's position revealed the exact opposite. >> Ma'am? >> She just She doesn't know what happened. She can't respond. >> Okay. I'm Deputy Arson with the County Sheriff's Office. Are you feeling okay tonight? >> I yes. >> Okay. Well, you're in the median here, so something happened. Do you have a license on you? >> Yes. >> Okay, can you grab it for me, please? >> Wait, driver's license? >> Yeah. >> This is Jeff Caster. This is Nate's wife. >> Okay. >> Ogden PD. >> Okay. So, wait, you lost control of your vehicle. >> Jeff Caster, Nate Caster's wife. >> I realize that. >> Okay. Where are you coming from tonight? My primary concern is your welfare, right? So, I want to make sure you're all right, but I kind of need to know what's go what what what what's going on with you tonight. Are you tired or having a medical episode? I need to make sure you're okay, all right? Cuz the ambulance is going to come check you out here. They need to know if you have any medical conditions, what your name, and stuff like that is. >> I answered you earlier. >> What's that? >> I answered you earlier. >> Where are you coming from tonight? Are you not going to answer any questions? Okay. I mean, this is your husband here. Do you want to talk to him? Do you want to talk to Nate? She's just shaking her head. She's not answering any questions. Doesn't look like there's any damage to the truck. Just looks like she drove into the median here. Just outside Ogden, so >> All right. Thanks. >> Thanks. Ms. Caster, can can we get your ID from you before you leave? >> I'm not sure what you're asking. >> For your ID, your driver's license. >> Can you just get it? >> Yeah, that's fine. Yeah, I can grab it. Is that okay with you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Perfect. >> Where is it at in your car? >> It's in the passenger seat. >> Your driver's license is it in a purse or where can Is that where they can find it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Where's your driver's license at, ma'am? I don't see a purse. >> When she stood up, she repeatedly lost her balance, yet continued denying that anything was wrong, even though the officers had already seen far too many suspicious signs. >> Run in her LO, please. >> Got her? >> So, you know your self of Ogden. Do you know what year it is? >> Are you serious? >> I am. It's silly questions that I have to ask. >> I would think. >> We're checking it, okay? Got to give it a minute. So, you tell us that you're not confused, but we don't know that until we get answers from you, okay? And so, if we can't get those answers from you, that's why we have to take you to the hospital to figure it out. Is that fair? Okay. So, do do you want to answer our questions or no? >> No, I won't. >> Okay. Okay. >> Absolutely. >> Do you know what day of the week it is? >> It's a Monday. >> Monday? Okay. >> We're going to try and keep this arm relaxed, so it when it blows up on your arm, it'll go real easy, okay? >> I don't remember what year it is. >> So, we'll just leave this arm. We won't move it, okay? Just for just now, until it pumps up and then releases, okay? >> We're just going to get one quick blood pressure and then we'll take it off. Do you have any health issues that we need to know about? Okay. >> That's between you and them, okay? >> Okay. >> I want you to fall. You're kind of stumbling here. You okay? >> I am stumbling. I'm right here. >> Okay. All right. Our concern is you're driving on the wrong side of Highway 30. You drove in the median. A witness saw you passed out over your steering wheel. Just standing here, I mean, you can't maintain your balance. You had to be walked to the ambulance. You got glossy eyes. The beverage that was in your vehicle smells of alcohol. So, where are you Where you come No, don't fall. Don't fall, ma'am. Do you want to sit down in my car and we can continue the conversation? I don't want to see you fall and get hurt. >> Or you can sit down right here in the grass if you want to. It's up to you. >> Okay. >> Or if you think you're fine standing. >> We will uh we'll just walk you over to my car, okay? Can you walk yourself? I really don't want to make this any harder than it has to be, okay? >> So, you want to put her in the back? >> Yeah, I will just I just want >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> She just keeps falling, so that's why. >> We're good. >> We're just going to set you in the back of my car cuz I don't want to see you get hurt, okay? Step up there and have a seat for me. >> there if you want to grab that. Right up here where my light is. Right there. If you want to grab that handle. >> I'm just trying to make sure you don't fall, ma'am. >> Can't. >> After refusing the tests and barricading herself inside the patrol car, she forced officers to patiently warn her about the next unavoidable step. >> You pushed me. >> I'm not trying to push you. You were falling backwards, so I was trying to make sure you didn't fall backwards, okay? >> off. >> Okay. Do you want to talk at all? I told you what my concerns were. You're driving on the wrong side of Highway 30. You were in in the median. A witness saw you passed out over your steering wheel. Okay. You have an alcoholic beverage in your vehicle. You have glossy eyes. You can't even walk. You have slurred speech. So, I want to offer you field sobriety tests if that'd be something you're willing to do to make sure you're okay to be driving. Is that something you'd be willing to do? I want to give you every opportunity. You're We're We're to go to the law enforcement center. We're going to go to the jail, and we're going to do some stuff for our OWI investigation, okay? Do you have any questions about that? Okay. And I'm just going to put handcuffs on you in the front. Is there anything I can do or say to to get you out? Cuz I do eventually have to get you out. I don't want to have to drag you out or anything like that. I'm trying to be super uh compliant with you, or trying to get you to be super compliant with me. I understand you're upset, but I am going to need you to step out of the car for me, okay? You don't want us to have to drag you out, do you? Cuz one way or another, you're going to have to come out. I really am trying to do everything I can to not have to escalate this all. I don't want to have to pull you out of the car, you know, anything like that. I'd really just rather you step out of the vehicle for me, okay? Do you So, I mean, I have a supervisor on the way. Would you rather talk to him than me? Well, what we're going to do then, since you don't want to get out of the vehicle, cuz I don't want to, you know, pull you out right now, I'm going to wait for my partner to get here. Okay, and you can talk to him. He's my supervisor. And if that doesn't go anywhere, we're going to have to take you out of the vehicle, which we really don't want to have to do. Well, seems you don't want to get out. My supervisor, Sergeant McCray, he's on the way here. Um you can talk to him if you want to talk to someone that's higher than me, that's fine. But at some point, you do have to get out of the vehicle. And like I said before, we don't want to have to pull you out. We want to do this cool, calm, and collected, right? What's going on? Okay. >> And when the blood draw warrant was mentioned, her silence began to crack, revealing consequences she could no longer hide. >> Just so you know, we do have a blood draw warrant for you. Um so, just letting you know. Um, obviously I want you to speak with Nate or whatever you guys want to do. >> Can I speak with a lawyer, sir? >> Yeah. That's totally fine. Um, your phone is there for you. Obviously I assume you have numbers or anything like that in there that you'd like. >> So, can you explain what happened? >> Yeah. So, um, someone called you in um, and you were traveling on US Highway 30 and they reported that you were slumped at the wheel. You were found in the ditch right south of the Ogden football stadium on Highway 30. You know where it goes it goes from the narrow road to the wide road, right there. So, you had driven on the wrong side of the highway. So, you were driving on the wrong side of Highway 30 and went in the ditch there. >> So, I just want to know if I'm charged with anything right now. >> Uh, you're probably going to be charged with OWI tonight. >> In Iowa, a first OWI offense is a serious misdemeanor punishable by 48 hours to 1 year in jail, a $1,250 fine, >> [music] >> and a driver's license suspension of 180 days to 1 year. She was charged with OWI. She once passed judgment on others, but this time the steering wheel delivered the verdict. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraiser. Thank you so much.