I am like I am a mom. I am a teacher. I'm going to place her under arrest for DUI. Karen's 45 minutes of madness through the entire city into chaos. Let me see YOUR HANDS. ARGH! ALL UNITS, all units, THE CAR IS OFF. YEAH, I KNOW. WAIT, TURN it off. Argh! Do you see ME STANDING HERE? A SINGLE TASER sparked a terrifying crime spree. In just 45 minutes, this woman went on a non-stop crime spree with a taser, carjacking vehicles and fleeing scene after scene, throwing the entire city into chaos. Get the Get the out of here. Call 911 now. That's the That's the Call 911. Southbound watch. I'm going to go ahead and have a pursuit here. Copy that. All the air, okay. Uh I got a northbound watch through 5th. Whoever gets behind me, take over. All right, you guys are getting into the school area, let's call that off. Going up there, Mark. Get out of the way. Come on. 1101 second and watch 2012. Taking off southbound watch. I'm going to go ahead and have a pursuit here. Copy 101. The nearly 100 mph pursuit put countless drivers at risk, forcing police to make an extremely tense decision. ARGH! LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS! HANDS! LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS! GET OUT OF THE HANDS UP! GET YOUR HANDS UP! KEEP THEM UP! LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS! HANDS UP! >> [screaming] >> HANDS UP! GET OUT OF THE CAR! THE POLICE ARE ON IT! HELP! HELP! KEEP THEM UP! HELP! GET OUT OF THE HANDS UP! GET YOUR HANDS UP! I'M with you. I'm with you. I'm with you. Who else is in the car with you? I see no one. I see no one. Keep your hands up. If you reach toward your waistband, you will be shot. Do you understand? You guys keep gunpoint. STAY RIGHT THERE. Stay right there. Keep your hands up. Don't move. Don't move! Don't move! DON'T MOVE! DON'T MOVE! HOLD ON! HOLD ON! THE CAR'S ON. YEAH, I KNOW. SWEET, TURN IT OFF. I'M WORKING ON IT. HOLD HER. Get your hands up. I got her hand. I got her hand. I got her hand. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. When she was surrounded, the woman suddenly fought back right in front of police guns, turning the arrest into a suffocating scene of chaos. Do you see me standing here? MY HAND! MY HAND! GET OUT OF THE CAR! Get out! Watch out! Back up! BACK WATCH OUT! HELP! HELP! I GOT YOU. STOP THE CAR! STOP THE CAR! WORKING ON IT. WORKING ON IT. WATCH OUT! IT'S IN PARK. IT'S IN PARK. HEY! HOLD ON! CUSTODY. OH! OH! What are you doing? Are you kidding me? Let's get her up. Just check her check her with the gloves. >> [crying] >> Roll her your way. Roll her to me. I know, you're on your side. Relax. Do you have any other weapons on you? Just breathe. All right, roll her over. Such a risk cuz she's dying. I got her. Roll over. Roll over. Nothing. All right, sit her up and move her. Sit up. We need a patrol car. Oh, we'll go get you an ambulance. Don't worry. We need a patrol car. I can't get up. Somebody get a patrol car. Have a seat. But first, have a seat. The suspect's true identity slowly came to light after a series of bizarre statements, revealing a criminal past that even shocked the police. The first car that hit her realized this guy can't move. Okay. We got the paramedics coming out, okay? Linda, do you use any other names? Okay, cuz we're not going to just like add another charge right with lying about your name. Yes or no? Okay, watch your head. I'm going to close this door. The first car hit the police man. He hit him a long time ago. The guy made made the right turn towards the fence. Okay. And then the second car moved this way. He hit him at the front. It was like bam bam really fast. Okay. Wakey wakey eggs and bakey. Linda, can you put your head up? Look at me, Linda. Linda. Tell me what happened. I was pulling up to get my car washed and I looked up to the left and I saw these two ladies struggling. Uh-huh. Linda, wake up. Linda. Wake up. I know it burns, but wake up. Look up at me. And one lady was like, "Get out of my car." And she was like trying to hit her. So I jumped out. I'm like, "Are you okay?" She's like, "No, she's trying to get my car." And I'm like, "What?" So I reached up and opened the door and the other lady um had mace. She was trying to spray the lady in the car trying to steal her car. Look up at me. Let me Look at me. Linda. There you go. Look this way, please. Come on. I need you to step out. Linda, swing your leg out. Yep, come on. Swing your other one out. Come on. Step up, please. Step up. Thank you. Stand up. >> Stand up. Stay right there. Okay. So she started chasing me and I was running around my car. My door was open, so she jumped in my car and I went to pull the door back open. She tried to taze me and missed. Then she hopped took off and knocked knocked the gate off. Now, when you say it's definitely a taser, what does that mean? >> It was it you could hear the sound. It's like a handheld taser. >> So she was deploying it? Yes, she was. >> Okay. And Melissa, can you see her? Do you identify Let me get to talk to the nurse. And she keeps trying to taze me, so I jumped back. She slammed the door again. I tried to open the back. And I have my keys. So she's not going to be able to She turns the car off. She's not going to be able to go anywhere else, right? Okay. Down or She was held holding it down. She was actively trying to hit him. So she was holding down? So how long do you think you heard that taser sound going? She was accused of numerous charges including three counts of armed robbery, three counts of threatening victims with a real or fake weapon, >> [music] >> threatening store employees with a taser, assault with a stun gun, fleeing from police, reckless high-speed driving, resisting law enforcement, ramming a police vehicle during the arrest, [music] destruction of public property, providing false identification to police, violating probation conditions, and having an active arrest warrant. Next, a 46-year-old teacher kept insisting, "This is ridiculous." But Florida police were beginning to notice dangerous signs behind the wheel. Okay. What do you need? If you could step out, I want to speak with you. To me? Yeah. Uh just over here. My cruiser is this one. I want to speak to you. I want to make sure you're good to drive. >> we're like this is craziness. >> What do you mean? This is craziness what we have going on here. I'm going to stand right here. Okay. So, like I said, I just want to make sure you're good to drive. Apparently, you were driving on the wrong side of the road, and that's what the other citizen noted. Just make sure you're good. Yeah, I am. Okay. I Yeah. Um is it okay if I take a look at your eyes? No. Okay. What is What is happening right now? Um like I said, I want to make sure you're good to drive. I'm conducting a DUI investigation. I will get an Uber if that makes you feel better, and I will I am like a few blocks from my house. Okay. Like I said, I want to make sure you're good to drive. That's why I wanted to take a look at your eyes. Again, it's optional. Yeah. But >> No. Okay. I just want to verify some demographic information, which is um okay? Like your name. Can you come over here cuz my clipboard's over here. Ma'am, you can't You can't go to >> Back to the car right now. For what? Because I'm conducting an investigation. I I don't know how all this works. >> Ma'am, again, I said no. Back to the car. But why? Because I'm conducting an investigation right now. Okay? I I don't know how this works. No. If you have any questions, I'm more than happy to answer. Right now, I just want to go ahead and verify some demographic information. My clipboard's over there. >> information do you need? >> your where your current address, So, why can't I go back to Because my clipboard is over there right now. >> And my car is over there. Okay, so I would need one like to write down this information on my clipboard. Can you come with me over there? Uh all right. Am I being arrested? >> No, not at this point. You're not under Okay. So, then no. Okay. I can I can go to my car. At this point, I'm telling you no, you cannot. Why? Cuz again, I ma'am, I'm conducting an investigation. Uh listen, I honestly I don't know how all this works. I am I've never been in any kind of trouble ever. Okay. I am a few blocks from my boyfriend's house. I'm just And if you don't want me, I will walk to my house. Okay. I don't need to drive. Okay. >> Fine. I will I will walk. >> That's not an option right now. I'm a mother. I'm a teacher. The woman tried to convince police to let it slide, but everything only kept getting worse. Ma'am, here you go. I can I cannot force you to make to do anything. I won't force you to do anything. I am I will walk to my house. >> your participation, ma'am, I am being forced to make a decision based on my signs of impairment that I have seen so far. A decision of what? Technically an arrest decision. Oh, come on. Okay. Stop. Like, how old are you? I am 46 years old. I am like I am a mom. I am a teacher. Okay. I have been doing my best my whole life. Like, I will just go and walk. >> That's not an option. Like, if you don't Why? Because What is I'm conducting my investigation right now. Oh, come on. What What is your name? Officer Hall. Officer what? >> H A O L L like That is my name. Okay, last name Hall as well? Maybe it is a relative, who knows? No, maybe. But seriously, ma'am, I'm What is your first name? Dustin. Dustin, and I'm Andrea. Okay. Come on. Ma'am, I have to do my job. I have to verify that you are a good job good driver. I Listen. Stop. like this is silly. I am just I will just We don't need to do any of this. Come on. So, will you participate or will you not participate? I need to know that. >> Participate in what? The field sobriety exercises. No. >> Like looking at the eyes and then walking a straight line. Okay, do you understand what I told you before, right? As her Miranda rights were read in the middle of the night, the woman still couldn't believe she was about to be handcuffed right there at the scene. Anything you say can and will be used against you >> not This is not >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with >> I will call a lawyer. Stop moving. Then I will call a lawyer. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you. What is even happening? You can decide anytime to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. How is he reading me my rights? >> of these rights I've read to you? What do you like me to explain? No, I don't. What do you like me to explain? You don't have to speak with me, but I have to inform you of your rights and then it's up to you on whether or not you speak with me. Okay. >> You want me to go ahead and read your rights again? Or you just refusing to speak with me? Mhm. So, you don't want to speak? No. Okay. And again, your refusal to speak can be used against you in a court of law. Yes. Okay. Can you face the camera? No, this is ridiculous. Put your hands behind your I'm placing you under arrest for DUI. I I am being Stop. Stop tensing, okay? Are you guys kidding me right now? Are you >> And watch your head for the car. right now. What do I do? What? Okay. Okay, well then you need to call Dina Hershey. Ma'am, over here. Right >> Go over to the car. Let go of your phone. Are you guys Let go of your phone. Screaming, struggling, and chaos consumed the scene as the DUI arrest of the female teacher spiraled completely out of control. I am not like letting go of my phone. You cannot have it right now. What are you guys doing? You're being arrested for DUI. For what? For DUI, like I told you. Oh my gosh. You guys need to stop right now. Okay. You guys need to stop right now. No, this is crazy. I need you to call Dana Hershey Fulgiera. I dropped Dana. Listen, I need you to stop right now. Not right now. I need you to finish what I'm doing. You are. Let's go to the car. You guys need to stop right now. This one. Oh my gosh. What is What are you even doing right now? You're being placed under arrest. I'm going to make sure they don't hide anything up on you. Do not do that. This is ridiculous. This is ridiculous. Stop. Stop. Stop tightening, please. I don't think this is going to work anymore. Stop moving, man. Okay, what are you doing? >> You're being placed under arrest. I told you already. This is craziness. This is crazy. Okay. >> Stop. Stop. Face the car, man. Face the car. No, I need you to stop. Tie I need you to call Dana. No, stop right now. Okay, stop. Tie I need you to call Dana. We're getting in the car. Fulgiera. Dana Hershey Stop right now. Stop. Ma'am, get in the car. Get in the car. I need you to stop. I need you to stop. Both of you need No, I need you to stop. Ma'am, you're getting in the car or are we putting you in the car? Get in the car. Dana Hershey Fulgiera. In Florida, a first-time offense can carry fines ranging from $500 to $1,000, up to 6 months in jail, probation, and a suspended driver's license. She was charged with DUI and resisting law enforcement. One drunken night and now the teacher has to learn a lesson in the law herself. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraising efforts. Thank you so much.