They're right here. They're right here. >> Hey. >> Okay. >> All right, that's it. >> You guys are [ __ ] crazier than I am. >> Ma'am, a small mistake, but it ended in handcuffs. >> Why would she not claim that it's hers if she has a prescription for it? >> She's lying because she's trying not to go to jail. I can >> Quit hitting Quit hitting the door of my car. >> OH, GOD, THAT HURTS. GET ME OUT OF HERE. YOU! >> SIMPLE TRAFFIC STOP, BUT THE TRUTH TURNED everything upside down. A minor seatbelt violation, but her nervous glance made officers suspicious, and everything quickly spiraled out of control. >> Wasn't home. >> Oh, okay. >> Ma'am, do you have an ID with you? >> Oh, yeah. Well, honestly, officer >> Is there an issue with the seatbelt, or is >> Yeah, there's an issue with it, and I couldn't get it, and I didn't have time to stop. Right there. There we go. >> It doesn't doesn't look like it It restrains properly. >> Um >> Do you know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> I'm not here. >> I'm not sure what he's talking >> He's talking about it. >> I don't know how it I don't know. >> It doesn't seem like it has any tension on it. Might have to get that fixed. >> I got to get that fixed. For what? >> He's talking about >> What have I done, sir? I haven't done anything. >> We're just asking you questions. >> No, I know. I was just asking >> You're getting a little little nervous, huh? >> No, I'm fine. I just I don't understand. I'm trying to get my >> You want to take your eye drops, okay. Thank you. >> Mhm. >> The um When was the last time you used? >> It's been a long time. >> Can't be that long. I can track them right on you. >> Okay, well, that's because I've been playing outside with my kids. >> The um you got nothing illegal on you? Who's the passenger? >> She's my friend. >> Does she have anything illegal on her? Like drugs, anything? Do you have any heroin in the car or something? >> No, sir. I swear to god. >> I swear to god. >> I swear to god. >> All right. Do you have any problem with us searching your car? >> Uh no, I mean, she has her prescription but she doesn't have um >> She has a prescription, that's fine. She has a >> But it's not it's in a worn out bottle. >> She has a prescription, I'm not worried about it. >> Okay. >> An unexpected discovery in the car made both women instantly change their tone and the argument over who the real owner was quickly erupted. >> Hang out right there in front of my patrol vehicle. >> Can I do 10-39 10-30? >> You have a uh prescription? >> I do, yes. >> Can you show me it? >> Um Would you want me to like pull up my Publix app cuz those I have >> want to see a prescription for the Xanax. I don't want to see a prescription for whatever I'm about to find out what's in this bag. >> Okay. >> That's what I need to see a prescription for. All right. So if you want to look that up. >> Yeah, I can pull up the bottle. It's not mine. All right, all right, come over here, please. Sorry. Come here. >> You guys hang out in front of my patrol vehicle, please. >> Come >> Thank you. What did you say? >> She got it to >> Yeah, in a minute. Here, hold on to this. I know. Give me a second, okay? The trunk button doesn't work? >> No, sir. First week we got You know, we got it to work the first night that we got the car was given to us. We got it to work for >> When the evidence was found right under the seat, her denial no longer held any weight and the officer's next move left her completely undone. >> Hold on a second before you answer the question. Don't try to trick me or anything. Hold on a second. >> The pill bottle? >> Hold on a second. You're not under arrest. I'm going to read you your >> Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. You cannot afford to hire a lawyer. One will be appointed to represent you for questioning if you wish. You uh you showed this lady here to um a little baggy that had pills in it, which is mighty in your pocket. >> No, I had two Xanax bars in it or something like that. No, I don't have nothing in my pocket. >> Yeah, and you told her to claim that bottle in the car. >> No, I swear to god. >> You have something right there that's bulging out of your pocket. >> No, I have nothing. I have nothing, sir. >> Can you turn your pocket inside out? >> What's that? >> All right, because the pills aren't hers. They're under your seat. >> No, they're hers. Her and her husband take them. Yes, sir, I swear to god. I promise you. Her and her husband, I swear to god they take them prescriptions. They're hers. She handed them to me and told me that. >> about I think it's Adderall. I haven't checked yet. What about the Adderall that's in there? >> I don't know nothing about it. It's hers. >> So, I take that bottle. That went into a paper bag right here. We'll send it to FDLE for fingerprints that you didn't throw it underneath there. You're going to tell me that your fingerprints are not on that bottle underneath your seat. Is that what you're Is that what you're talking about? >> put them right here on the center console and I threw them under the seat cuz she's like she said that's not the right bottle and I'm like, "Okay, well, that's That's why I was honest with you and told you." >> I don't think she is lying. She pulled me aside before I even asked anybody about questions. >> Amanda! >> Hold on a second. I'm We're talking right now. Okay? >> I'm talking to you. I swear to god, I'm not lying. >> Well, you're you're in a pretty bad predicament right now and I'm trying to If you If you start telling me the truth, you're Listen Listen to me for a second, okay? Sir. If you start telling me the truth, okay? Then then you you may you, you know, depending on what you tell me, you may or you may or may not go to jail. Right now, it's not it's not looking good. >> I promise you I'm not lying. >> So, so why what They don't just magically come under there under your seat. >> She didn't She's like, "I don't want to go to jail." And she put them in there. In the center console. And I'm like, "Well, what do >> Where Where Where's the bag >> I don't even have a bag. >> You You showed it to me. >> Even in handcuffs, she still insisted she was innocent. But the truth behind this story might be more complicated than it first appeared. >> Can you put Sarah in the back of the vehicle for right now? Can you come back in the front with the kids? Sarah, you're going to hang out with them for a minute. What is in here? >> I don't know. I've never seen that before. >> This is the bag that you grabbed before you put your pill bottle in there, did you see? >> No, that's not I didn't have a bag. >> You had a little >> No, I did not have a plastic bag. >> So, you have no idea what's in here. So, if I send if I send this to FDL, is that what you're talking about? And nothing's going to come back with you on here. >> Nothing's going to come back with me on there. I swear to God. >> And what if it does? >> It's not going to. I promise you. That's ashes. My That's my father-in-law. I'm sorry. >> Should have told me. Should Should have told me what was in there. >> I'm so sorry. I forgot it was in there. We were moving and we kept the sword in at my husband's place. I'm sorry. It's my bad. It's mine. >> I don't know what to tell you, ma'am. >> I don't know why I don't know what I don't I mean >> She's probably going to jail, okay? Hey, y'all. You're finding a car. You're going to You're going to jail, okay? >> And why? It's not my stuff. It's hers. I swear to God it's hers. >> Okay, well well Let the court figure that one out. >> Please, officer. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. Please. >> Don't Don't fall out. Ma'am, sit in the seat. Don't sit like that. Don't fall out. >> I swear to God it's hers. >> Sarah, sit in the seat properly. >> It's hers. I promise you. I didn't know what to do. That's why I was honest with you. >> Yeah. There's Xanax and the hydrochloride, the other two pills. Okay, they're all controlled. >> I don't know what you're talking about, though. >> I showed it to you, okay? >> But they're hers. >> They're under your seat. >> Because I didn't She didn't wouldn't take them back. I didn't know what to do with them. That's why I was honest with you. >> Sir, I don't believe you. There's also something that I cannot find. I don't know if it's on you or not. That's why I'm asking you. >> No, sir. It's I swear it's not. I swear there's nothing here. There's nothing. >> Well, the jail's going to find out, okay? Um but you're you're going for possession of a controlled substance. >> That's not fair. It's her stuff. >> Okay. Well, Sarah, there's not much to discuss. >> It's her stuff. >> Do not start. >> Please, it's her's. It's her's stuff. >> I tried my best, but there was another pill with the Xanax in it. That's why I was saying the uh >> Why? They're not mine. I think they're >> Why would Why would she not claim it that it's her's if she has a prescription for it? >> She's lying. I've never seen those bags before in my life. I never even seen the pill bottle until she threw it right in my center console. >> Why would she say Why would she go >> Because she's trying not to go to jail. >> She does She's not going to go to jail if they were her's. She has a prescription She has a prescription. >> But they're her's though. I don't take Xanax. >> But she wouldn't tell me those Xanax pills are not mine. And she has a prescription She showed me her prescription. >> Okay, that's why I told you about the Xanax. I didn't know the extra pills were in there. >> make sense, but there's no reason why she wouldn't claim they were her's if she has a prescription for the pills that are in the bottle. >> I didn't not I have never seen that bag before in my life. My fingerprints would not be on that bag. >> The woman was informed she would be arrested for possession of a controlled substance. Next, a 911 call a driver unconscious behind the wheel. But what officers find inside the car is what truly sends everything out of control. >> Break the glass if we need to. Open and try to wake her up. Yeah. Yep. >> Make sure that's on camera. >> Oh, yeah. >> I think I ran over something back there. >> And here's another one in the center console. Beer in her hand. Looks like a Bud Light. Bud Platinum. And then there's another one over there. Empty sitting in the center console. So, what the call originally came out with the first time saying that she walked in to the gas station drunk. >> Amy called me and told me she was drunk. >> Uh looks like she has hit something because right up in here is busted up. And it's not where anything on mine touched it. So, I don't know what she's hit. It looks like she has hit something. Yeah. I'd say she hit it hard cuz it's a tough vehicle. Says here sugar. It looks like a tall boy beer. >> Yeah, that's probably one of those seltzer things that give you a terrible headache. >> Yeah. >> Hey darling, wake up. Wake up, darling. >> 4 oz. >> Thompson's got an unlock kit if we want to do that instead of breaking a window. >> When she wakes up, her first question isn't what happened but am I being arrested? A sign that everything is about to escalate. >> There we go. Hey. Open the door. >> Dead watch. >> Open the door, sweetheart. Yeah. Hey. I'm Officer Kent. I'm going to need you to turn off your car, okay? >> What did I do? >> So, you were passed out behind the wheel here for a good while. I do believe you are driving while under the influence. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you willing to perform some standardized field sobriety exercises for me? >> Are you going to not take me to jail? >> Ma'am, I need you to step on out for me. >> I got you. >> No, I was Do you want to perform the standard field sobriety exercises? >> I have to do what we have to do. Come on, let's do it. >> All right, go ahead step on out. Go ahead step on out for me. >> I still have to pee. >> Okay, step on out. Still need to step out. >> Well, can I kiss you? >> Need step on out. All right. All right. So, >> You know you know you drove as much as I did. >> Still haven't gotten um an answer from you. You willing to perform standard field sobriety exercises? You are? Okay. All right. Find us a good spot for it. >> I think this is perfect. >> No, I don't want I don't want to risk you getting hit by a car. You see the way people drive, right? >> They're fine. >> You have your ID on you? >> Well, sir. Well, we have This is my driver's license, right? >> Okay. >> I have been sober person for a really [ __ ] long time. >> Go ahead and step back over this way. >> Yep. Let's do it. Let's find a sober Well, [ __ ] Where are you going to park? >> Just one unexpected move and the situation instantly shifts. From a routine check, officers begin talking about more serious charges. >> How about here? >> Hold up. Hold up. Stay right here. Stay right here. Hey. All right. That's it. >> Here we go. I want because I >> Turn back around. Do not make this worse on yourself. Sorry, bad enough driving under the influence. Now you pushed a police officer. That's battery. >> be shoving us, though. >> [ __ ] that. Can I have my shoe? Are you going to [ __ ] accuse me of that? >> All right. Do you want your shoe back on? >> Yes. >> All right, put it back on. All right, do you have anything in your pockets? Anything's going to poke me, stick me, stab me, anything that's going to get you more trouble. >> I'M ABOUT TO [ __ ] BLOW the goddamn universe up. >> Okay. Well, you have definitely urinated on yourself. >> Yeah. You guys are [ __ ] crazier than I am. >> ma'am, step in there. >> No. >> All right, look. >> No. >> I'll hold her if you want to just go to the >> ALL RIGHT. >> NO. >> MA'AM, I'M COMING IN ONE WAY OR THE OTHER. >> OH GOD, NO. GET ME OUT OF THIS, [ __ ] >> MISS MICHELLE. >> GET ME OUT OF HERE. >> MISS MICHELLE. >> GET ME OUT OF >> MISS MICHELLE. >> [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you and you, Miss Michelle. >> Sit up. Okay. >> Get me [ __ ] >> Quit hitting. Quit hitting the door of my car. >> OH GOD, THAT HURTS. GET ME OUT OF HERE. >> QUIT HITTING THE DOOR OF MY CAR. I'M GOING TO have to put a hobble on your legs. All right. Cut it out. I'm trying to be polite to you. I've been polite the whole time. >> You are not polite. >> I'm very polite. So, stop hitting my car. >> PHONE OUT OF MY [ __ ] FACE. >> THAT'S not a phone. >> Whatever, get it out. >> Stop pushing on my car. Stop hitting things. Stop screaming. Stella Artois? Miss Michelle, hold up. Can you talk to me without yelling and using profanity? Okay. I will talk to you here in a second. Uh A second one month and a two month and a 24-hour. Hold up, Miss Michelle. I'm getting your purse for you. >> In a few chaotic minutes, every line is crossed, and when the final charges are read, the consequences are no longer simple. >> Oh, I bet you will, you [ __ ] >> I'm >> You're grab your stuff out of the back. There's no reason to talk that way. All right. Go ahead and get on out. Well, go ahead and let's get on out. Come on. Come on. You're coming out of the back of the car. >> No. >> Look. You're making this worse. It doesn't need to be this way. >> No. >> You can come out. Come on out. You're going to fall and it's going to hurt. All right, get your feet. Stand up. Stand up. Let's go. Now you pissed me off. Stop. Now you just added another charge cuz you just hit another officer. You're getting two felonies in addition to your DUI. >> In Florida, a first-time DUI offense carries up to 6 months in jail, up to 9 months in more serious cases, fines of $500 to $1,000, and a driver's license suspension of 180 days to 1 year. She faces multiple charges: DUI, refusal to submit to a breath test, resisting an officer with violence, and two counts of assault on a law enforcement officer. A few drinks, a quick nap, and she wakes up with a list of charges. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't Don't to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.