[music] I'm going to ask you a few questions. No, >> don't ask me. I have nothing. Do what you need. Feel me. Do what the [ __ ] you need to do right now. Search my car and arrest me. I live right here. >> She thought she could simply argue her way out of passing out behind the wheel. But [snorts] the price waiting ahead was enough to turn the morning into a nightmare. Do >> you mind doing some uh pill sobriety test just to see if you have been under the influence of alcohol? >> I'm not taking it. I don't smell alcohol. You don't want to judge my car. You don't want to judge my car. >> I'm not arrested. >> What seemed like a harmless traffic stop quickly became far more serious when she chose a defiant attitude, and the consequences grew much heavier than she expected. Just after waking up behind the wheel, she did not calmly explain herself, but immediately became confrontational, sending a simple investigation in a different direction. You're not from here. Just like I'm not. I'm not from here. You're not from here. I'm Nigerian. I'm African. [ __ ] I'm not from here. I was born in the store, but you're not from here. >> I was sleeping and you woke me up and my sister, you spoke to my sister. My sister said, "Hey, yeah, she did an event. She was sleeping." And now you saying here, "I just was worried about this girl that was sleeping in her car." That was it. So why is he making a big deal about it? I don't understand. There's a way to talk to people about it. I was sleeping in my car. That was it. My sister called me after she spoke to him and said, "Hey, they making a big deal about you sleeping your car." Okay. Okay. That's right. But the thing is is cuz you're in the entrance way. And so typically when we run into people like that, not saying you are, but typically to run into people like that, they're under the influence. So that's probably why he kind of came off the way he did. I'm not sure how he came off, but I apologize if it offended you. Um, but that's typically why we kind of make contact with people, make sure they're okay, make sure there's no medical attention needed, make sure you know you get home safely, because that's where people stay here. Um, your sister drives this truck, the black truck. >> No. Where's your your sister's here? Is she able to drive? >> Yes. I don't feel at all. >> Is she able to drive? Oh, yeah. >> Do you have your license on you by your head? >> Yeah. Okay. Yeah, >> this is your vehicle, correct? >> Yes. >> Wow. >> Give me one second. Okay. She was passed out parked right there with the car running and she went up to her to see if she can wake up and she's, you know, okay. And she did wake up and she was able to talk to us. I don't, you know, we were concerned that maybe she wouldn't be in a condition to drive. She said she lives close. Her ID says she lives in Cob County. So, we just didn't want her driving all the way like this. >> She was She was fine. She was calm. She was, you know, we were trying to get her help. She called her sister. Her sister's coming to get her. Like, she wasn't doing anything. >> She repeatedly swore, demanded respect, and then flatly told the police to arrest her. A challenge that was about to become very expensive. needs to be on the hood. Did someone die or did I die driving or something? Like, I don't understand what why does my phone needs to be on the hood when I'm calling someone that's coming here to get me when I wasn't driving. >> So, you can call them after we finish with you. Okay. >> You said what? >> You can call whoever you need after we finish. >> No. Why does my phone need to be on the hood? >> Because I'm telling you to get off your phone. >> Why? >> Because we're here investigating something. >> What? >> And she's going to finish with you. >> No. But what though? >> What? You're not going to talk to me in nothing way. >> She ain't want to talk to me. So K's gonna take care of it. >> Um, what? >> I can't go in my car to get anything, right? Tell me. >> You want the FEMA? >> No. Open the door though for me. >> I'm not going to open anything for you. >> So I can't get water and nothing out of my car. >> No, not yet. We're almost done. We're almost done. >> Okay, that's fine. >> We're almost done. >> No, not you guys are not almost done because what he did get to make you >> But go ahead. So you're a bartender. Where at? Close by. Okay. >> Douchebag. Douchebag. You're a [ __ ] douchebag. The far up your ass, man. Why you looking at me like that? >> Why are you so? Because this is no reason. There's no reason for this. >> There's no reason. There's no reason. This is so unnecessary. Look at my record. >> It's so unnecessary by record. >> We go by what we see at the scene. >> Okay. What did you go by the scene to make it seem like this is all necessary? >> Okay. Let me explain something. Jessica, that's your name, Jessica. >> What's the why? >> Jessica. Okay. >> You got Okay. I'm older than you. >> I'm older than you. Don't talk to me. Respect. Respect. >> Why you screaming? >> Respect. >> Respect. That's it. That's it. That's it. Respect. Am I raising my voice? >> Oh, you raise. Are you the one [ __ ] underneath any situation right now? No, you're the [ __ ] you're not. So, shut the [ __ ] up and be respectful and be human. Be human. Be human. Where the [ __ ] you from? You're not from here. Just like I'm not. I'm not from here. You're not from here. I'm Nigerian. I'm African. [ __ ] >> I'm not from here. I was born in the store, but you're not from here. You looking at me like you just a part of the system. Like it makes sense. >> What you got to do with anything? >> Because the way you acting and talking. >> I'm asking. >> That's right. Look at Look at your bodyguard coming up here. Let me shut up. Let me shut up because your bodyguard going Let me shut up. >> I'm going to ask you a few questions. >> No. Don't ask me. I have no feel. Do what the [ __ ] you need to do right now. Arrest me. I have nothing to search my car and arrest me. I live right here. Arrest me. Just arrest me. I don't have [ __ ] Arrest me. >> What's wrong with Please arrest me. Please, please arrest me. >> I live right here. I live right here. Literally. Literally. No kids, no married. Just arrest me. >> But when the investigation shifted to her sobriety, she refused to cooperate. And from that point, every explanation about being just tired from work began falling apart. >> That's it. All right, Jess, you mind doing some uh field sobriety test just to see if you have been under the influence of alcohol? >> All right. >> I'm not taking it. I don't >> call the supervisor right here cuz she is if she was take care of it. >> You got to be your dog, too. >> Be nice. Be nice. You don't have to judge my heart. You don't have to judge my heart. >> I'm not arresting. You don't have to judge my heart. You know this. You don't have to judge my heart. Be relaxed. >> Well, you're >> Yeah, that's fine. That's fine. You don't have to judge my 78. Go ahead. I mean fact that you said do my job like I'm not doing my job. >> I mean we have to invest. >> I get that but I've worked before so I know my job >> here. Get her property before yall leave her property invest. You're going to jail. >> Yeah. That's fine. But you don't have to judge me like that. I'm not going >> start walking. I don't push my dress down. Let me push my dress down. Move. >> Where am I going? Let me push my dress down. Let me push my [ __ ] dress down. >> No one's stopping you. [ __ ] >> wrong with you. Let me push my dress down. >> Put it over there. I don't want anyone to see you doing that. >> Why? They see me get arrested. >> They see me get arrested. Why they can't see me put my dress down? >> Let me see. Where's your arguing? However, >> lame as I'm putting my dress down. You don't want nobody see me put my dress down. They see him harassing me. After a series of arguments and a trip to the station, one number appeared on the testing machine and even she could hardly believe it. >> 15 starting 131, you move your camera. Don't back over here. A lame ass [ __ ] man. Back over here. SP go. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. versus way beer. There's no way. There's no way. There's no way. >> 8% 8% s white claw. There's no way. Jessica, we just going to discard this. You won't be charged with it. Okay. >> Council. >> So that's why I was arrested for >> No, this is when we um searched the vehicle cuz it was again being inbounded. This was in the uh center. >> Yeah. >> Jessica was ultimately charged with DUI. Next, the moment she saw the police arrive, she drove away from the crash scene. A seemingly small decision that was about to push everything much further. >> I don't want to pull you out of the vehicle. If you don't step out of the vehicle, you're going to go to jail for resistance. He's giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. >> Where you heading to? >> I was going to go to my husband's house. >> You're going to go where? >> Okay. Well, you were involved in a crash. You were supposed to stay at the crash. Why are you trying to leave? >> Because they are not making any sense. >> They're not making any sense. >> No, I'm very exhausted cuz I'm doing it. >> Do you have your license, registration, insurance? >> So, there's not a crash. >> Okay. Well, just so you are aware, you you can't be leaving a crash scene. >> I wasn't trying to, but she was acting through. >> Okay. >> So, I was like, let me just go back to dad's house for the child. >> Gotcha. >> But when the officer ordered her to step out, she still tried to remain behind the wheel and repeatedly insisted on driving herself home. >> Okay. Can we walk around your car and see if there's any damage to it? >> Well, there's damage from prior people. >> Okay. Can you step out and show me where that prior damage is? >> Can I park back where I was? >> No, I were just going to stay here cuz I got it all blocked up. I don't want you driving right now. So, step out of the car for me real quick. Okay. >> No, I'm stepping out of the car. >> Well, how come? >> Cuz I think I should go back to my house where I was supposed to be at. >> Where? Where? Where do you live? >> You live right here. So, where are you going? >> I just want to go back to the car or something. >> Okay. So, where are where is the damage supposedly that they're saying? >> I have to turn around that. >> No, we're not we're not driving right now. I'm asking you. >> It's right there. >> Okay. I'm asking you where the damage is. >> I don't have any damage. >> Okay. Where are they stating that your vehicle had >> they're saying very long crying? So what I'm trying to do is just make sure my son is at the school. I don't have time for this. But okay, I'll do this with father. Um that's not how I'm not for help. So I'm not >> Okay. Well, it's >> so what I'm saying is if you want to go back there. >> Okay. >> So, it's it's 11:00, so nothing's open right now. >> That's why I'm not. >> The more she was asked to cooperate, the longer she prolonged the confrontation until the officers warned that one more refusal could completely change the situation. is I pull you out of the vehicle. I don't want to pull you out of the vehicle. If >> you don't step out of the vehicle, you're going to go to jail for resisting. He's giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. What are you doing? Don't ask. Hold on. Hold on. >> We're past that. >> Why? >> You going above or below? >> No. >> Is there anything on you that's going to focus with this daddy or her? >> Absolutely not. >> Absolutely not. All right, step over here. Nope. Step over here. We're going to this car. >> But even when given the chance to clear up whether her ability to drive was actually impaired, she still chose to argue and the price began rising. >> She left the scene of a crash. So that's >> I wasn't I didn't >> That's just Let me explain. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Leaving the scene of an accident without exchanging information is a criminal infraction in the state of Florida. >> They didn't want to they didn't want to exchange information. Okay, >> I'm completely aware >> they called us and they wanted to exchange information. So >> leaving the scene of an accident without exchanging information. >> Okay, >> fine. >> That's fine. That is a criminal infraction. >> You were given numerous lawful orders to step out of the vehicle. You refused, like I told you, if you do not step out of the vehicle, you will be charged for obstruction. So that is a second criminal charge. Okay. The officer has suspicion that you have been drinking. Are you willing to do a series of standardized field sobriety task and go home? >> That's you're not listening to what I'm asking you. It's a very simple question. Are you willing to do standardized field sobriety tasks? It's three tasks. One of them doesn't require you to do anything. He's just going to check your eyes. After he checks your eyes, the next task is a series of 18 total steps. You take nine steps, turn around, take nine steps back. After you do that task, the last one, you stand in place. And I'm not but I'm not trying to actually drive in trying to park the car and not have this person harass me when I said I would deal with it. >> Okay. But look, that was not my question. Let's just focus on what I'm asking you right now. >> Are you willing to do a series of standardized field sobriety tasks? >> Yes, you will. >> Yeah, I might get this. >> Okay. >> Everyone's doing too much. >> Okay. Well, just >> Well, this is restraining me from >> Yes, you are. You are detained. You are under arrest. >> Okay. You are under arrest at this point. >> Once you get to the county jail, there's a section Sallyport that we can do roadsides. Okay. It's taped off for you to do the roadside tasks. Once you do them, he's going to do them. So once he's done with that, then he'll go to the next thing. Okay. Are you willing to do the three tasks for him? >> For what? >> Because I'm already detained. >> Yes, you are detained. But >> well, then there's nothing I can do. >> Under Florida law, leaving the scene of a crash involving only property damage is a secondderee misdemeanor, punishable by up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. She was charged with resisting an officer without violence, leaving the scene of a crash involving property damage, DUI, and refusing testing. She wanted to leave as quickly as possible, but ended up spending far more time dealing with the police and the courts. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? 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