Have you had anything to drink today? Any illegal drugs? [music] >> Yes, I had two drinks. >> Two drinks? >> How much have you had to drink today? >> Not that much for my my car got messed up like >> The drunk Karen thought a few excuses would erase her reckless swerve off the road, but the smell of alcohol and her defiant attitude had already set up A COSTLY ENDING. THESE POWER DRUNK KARENS challenged the police and believed the cameras would save them, only for every recorded second to become evidence against them. As soon as she stepped out of the vehicle, the woman began crying, speaking incoherently, and avoiding questions, immediately raising the officer's suspicions. >> My officer tire >> Huh? >> My tire >> All right. >> My tire >> Okay. Well, I'm going to need you to come out of the vehicle and talk with me then. >> We good. What We good. What >> Yeah, you're not good. Don't worry about that, man. We're going to talk with her. >> No, I'm saying what is We What are we Is she getting stopped for? >> You drove off the roadway. >> Yeah, but >> My tire is flat. >> Okay. >> And we can't get towed out? >> Yeah, we'll help you get towed out. That's no problem, but we got to find out what's going on first. So, hang out back here with me. So, tell me what happened. >> Uh my tire >> You need to rest on the vehicle? >> The rest? >> How much have you had to drink today? >> Not that much for my my car got messed up like I'm finna move out to my mom house and stuff like that. >> Okay. >> And it just been breaking down like it just I don't I don't know like it's just this what's going on, but like everything is it just been coming to a a a like a crash. Like everything is just about to a >> Okay. So, you were coming this way? Which way were you coming? Huh? >> This way. This way. >> You were coming this way? >> This way. >> You coming from there? >> Yeah. >> Why are you talking to her? >> Okay. What do you mean why she talk? She has to talk to me. >> No, she doesn't. >> Yes, she does. >> Hey, you don't have to talk to her. >> Okay. When asked to provide her name, she suddenly became defiant, questioning the officer, and dragged out every second as if trying to delay something. How fast were you driving? >> I was driving fast. It went out. I have I barely have gas in my car. >> Huh? >> I'm sorry. It went out like that. I have I barely have gas in my car. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink? >> I don't know. No, I don't want to pay $5. >> Say what? >> I don't want to pay $5. >> Well, nothing that you're saying is going to happen to him, but we're trying to find out what's going on, right? >> My car broke down. >> Okay, you ran out of gas? >> I'm not saying I ran out of gas. It's a mechanical problem. It's the price of life. >> So, I'm not I'm not worried about the vehicle running out of gas and the mechanical problems with the with the vehicle. I'm worried about you and your >> I don't want to pay $5. I don't want to pay $5. I don't want to pay $5. I don't want to pay $5. >> So, she wants to go to 10-15. >> You want me to process her for you, Greg? >> Sure. I mean >> Okay. I'd like to do an eval, probably back at the >> Yeah. >> I had to pee. >> I'll go We'll We'll let you pee back at the station. >> No, I have >> I'll take her right here, dude. It's all right. Yeah, don't worry about that. >> I don't want to pee on myself in >> We'll The I want to pee. >> You're not going to You're not going to pee right here. Do you want Is that Kia? According to her. I don't know her name yet. >> I have to pee. >> Ma'am, there's no place out here. I got to take you to the station if you >> Let me pee right there. >> No. Let's go. We can't let you pee right here. We'll get you back to the station you can pee. >> I do not want to You DON'T TAKE FOREVER. I DO NOT want to >> We're not going to do I can't let you pee here. Ma'am, it's right there. The quicker you get in the car the quicker you can pee. That's the station. >> After admitting that she had been driving, she suddenly changed her story, blamed her boyfriend, and openly challenged both the camera evidence and the officer's patience. >> I need your name. What's your name? >> Ma'am. >> What is your name? You're going to get You'll GET MORE CHARGES. >> [screaming] >> EXCUSE ME. >> WHAT IS YOUR NAME? >> I need my wife. >> Okay. You're just going to get more charges. You want more charges? >> Why? >> What do you mean why? Cuz you need to identify yourself. >> Okay. And what law is that? >> Try to try to identify myself. >> OH MY >> WHAT LAW IS THAT? >> OKAY. >> WHAT LAW IS CUZ I GOT STUCK IN THE MIDDLE OF ARIZONA AND MY AND MY CAR IS NOT WORKING. >> OKAY. You're driving under the influence. >> I wasn't I'm not I'm not the one who was driving. Why? I was not driving. My boyfriend was driving. >> Okay. All right. Get your foot inside. >> No. >> Put your foot inside. >> I'm not. >> Put your foot inside. >> Who is the police right there? I want to speak to your manager. >> Ma'am. >> He's just No, because at this point no. I want to speak to your >> to pee. >> Yeah, at this point I don't. You know why? Cuz that's just a bunch of bull [ __ ] >> Okay. Put your foot inside. Put your foot inside or I'll put it inside for you. >> No, Uh-uh. don't touch me. >> Yeah, I will. >> Do not touch me cuz I got a camera on me. >> We both have cameras on us. >> We all have cameras on us. No, I DON'T WANT TO >> GET YOUR FOOT INSIDE. DUDE, I'M JUST GOING TO PUT HER in the cell, man. Obviously. >> I didn't say she was trying to eat them per se but I don't think she wants to talk. >> Yeah, whoa. >> I don't care. >> Put your shoe on. >> No. >> Okay. >> I don't care. >> All right, let's go. >> You said I could sit up here and play with you. >> Let's go. Let's get out. Huh? >> Go ahead and drag me out. Put me in the chamber. Where is your camera at? >> It's right here. Yeah, the whole time. >> it? >> Is it right what? >> Is it rolling? >> It's been rolling the whole time. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Ma'am, we really don't want to have to drag you out of the car. >> Go ahead and drag me out. You did that on purpose. >> No, we don't want to drag you out of the car. >> Hey, you. >> Her curses, screams, and repeated kicks pushed the situation beyond the limit, but the real consequences were still waiting ahead. >> I hope they die. I hope your wife die. I hope your mama die. I hope everybody die in your family. I hope your wife die. I hope your mama die. I hope your wife and your mama die. >> Hello, let's get her out. That sucks. We didn't come in. So, she claims she's going to pass out on the way over. She's ready to pass out. And then when we get here, she's fighting us. So, I don't know if you can even look at her. But, that's why I called cuz on the way over here she's screaming in the back that she's about to pass out. >> Sounds like she's about to pass out. >> Yeah. Okay. That's it. >> Ma'am, I'm just going to check you out and make sure you're okay. You still feel LIKE PASSING OUT? WE'RE GOING TO CHECK YOUR SUGAR, OKAY? WE'RE JUST GOING TO check your sugar. We're just checking your sugar. We're just checking your sugar. MA'AM, RELAX. WELL, YOU'RE NOT, SO JUST CHILL OUT. >> [screaming] >> SHE WAS CHARGED WITH DUI and resisting arrest. A single question about alcohol made both women nervous, but the unusual reaction from the passenger seat was what truly stood out. >> Sir, can I see your driver's registration and proof of insurance with I'm sorry? Oh, yeah, if you got it, sure. I'm sorry? Thank you. >> I'm sorry. I don't get pulled over. I don't know where my Insurance and registration are. I gave you my license. >> I have your passenger's license, I believe. >> I have the passenger's license. >> I have yours. What do you have a ticket for there? You're holding a ticket in your hand. Is that yours? >> Yeah. >> I hate this. I didn't have clean my car. Don't judge me. >> Okay. Where you guys coming from today? >> Donnegans. >> Donnegans? >> Yeah. >> All right. How much did you have to drink today? >> I I had nothing. I can show you if you want. >> You're the passenger in the vehicle, so I'm not too concerned. I'm concerned with >> Yeah. >> Have you had anything to drink today? Any illegal drugs? Any Just alcohol? >> I had two drinks. >> Two drinks? Okay. How's your license? >> What? >> How's your license? Are you suspended? Anything like that? >> Oh, no. >> No? All right. Do me a favor, turn the key off and just throw the keys up on the dashboard for me, all right? I'm going to go double check your license and I'll be right back with you. All right, Karina, step out of the car for me. Cuz I want to talk to you on the side of the road. Probably get >> I can drive. I can drive. What do you mean? >> I know I didn't drink anything. >> All right, that's fine, but Teary >> I can I can do anything you want. I just had I only >> The only issue I have is the reason why I'm stopping you guys in the first place is when you're coming over the bridge, I noticed that you guys were failing to maintain your lane. Um I saw you guys laughing and joking. So, but as I continue to follow you guys down the hot Well, Well, we'll cross that bridge when we get there. The other issue The other issue is you handed me a driver's license that says you're not 21 until next year. >> As the driver began the field sobriety test, her friend repeatedly stepped out of the vehicle, interrupted the process, and turned the traffic stop into a difficult situation to control. >> Like I said, I stopped you cuz the whole way down the highway you're not maintaining your lane. Ma'am, stay in park. >> I'm on medication. >> Stay in park. Stay in. >> This is getting hard. I'm sorry. >> Hey, guys. >> I'm new to this. I'm like way over >> That's all right. Do you have ID? >> Yes. I'm I'm on medication right now. >> I I just need to see your ID. >> I just I definitely didn't drive. Well, I'm I'm trying to find my I'm clearly I >> Is this vehicle in your name, ma'am? >> No, this is not my car. It's not my vehicle. I am I'm on medication, sliding down. I'm sorry. >> I'm going to write you a ticket. You're driving 60 miles an hour in a 35 zone. Okay. You're going to come out here. You're going to come out here and do your sobriety Just follow [music] my instructions. All right. You're going to come Okay. Is that like 60 miles an All right. Thank you. >> Karina? Karina? >> Yeah. >> What? >> I want you I want you to pay attention very closely to what he's telling you. All right? You're going to stand with your foot parallel to the ground. Ma'am, just stay in the car, okay? All right. Ma'am, that's okay. That's okay. It's fine. All right. Ma'am, just stay in your car. Let's start from the beginning. All right? So, I want you to start from the starting position. All right. Ma'am, I need you to Ma'am Ma'am, I need you to come to the back of the car. Ma'am, I need you to stay in the car. We're We're on the highway. No, I need you to stay in the car. We're on the highway, okay? >> The increasingly stern warning still failed to stop her, while one reckless action made the officers fear something even worse. >> I am going to stay in the >> Okay, just stay in the car. Okay, that's fine. >> That's fine. Just stay in the car. Yeah, let's just close the car door. Okay, you can stay with the window open. Did you understand the instructions? >> [music] >> You're going to use You're going to So, let's go back to the beginning. All right. Yep, your feet like that, your arms at your side. Miss, just stay in the car. >> I just want to witness it. >> Okay, no, you have to stay in the car. >> No, I want to witness it. >> I'm so sorry, but I'm hearing what you're saying, and I need you to witness the stop. Do you Do you realize that by interfering with a motor vehicle stop, it will also result in obstruction, so please get back in the car. Get back in the I really don't. >> I DON'T WANT YOU TO, EITHER. >> SO, THEN I NEED YOU TO GET INTO the vehicle. >> I'm in pain. I can't sit. Can I stand? Can I sit? >> I need you to get into the vehicle. I need you to get in Miss, I need you to get into the vehicle and stay in the vehicle. >> I'm begging you. >> Miss, I need you to get in the vehicle and stay in the vehicle. I need you to get into the vehicle and stay in the vehicle. We are on a highway. Okay, I need you to please get into Okay, I need you to please get into the vehicle. Okay, I have to finish what she's doing, and then I will come back and talk to you. I promise. >> No, no, no, no. >> Okay. All right. >> [music] >> What's your name? What's your name? Okay. You need to stay in the vehicle. We are on a very busy highway. Even when your boyfriend gets here, I cannot leave this vehicle until I tell you you can leave this vehicle. Do you understand? Okay, please stay in the Please stay in the vehicle. >> I'm going to demonstrate it again. I'm going to do three steps just for time's sake, and you're going to do nine. All right? >> [music] >> Not just for arrest, but for other actions as well. >> Just when she thought she could leave, she moved toward the vehicle again, leaving only a very thin line between a warning and handcuffs. >> I know. I know. I am >> [laughter] >> Miss. Miss. Okay, Miss. But, listen. No, Miss. Miss. Miss. I am in pain, Miss. I understand. I'm not going to I'm in a lot of pain. You cannot just run out of the vehicle on a motor vehicle stop until we allow you to go. >> I will stand wherever you want me to. >> I need you to stand up. >> Listen. >> I cannot sit. I cannot sit. >> I will stand there. I will stand there. I will stand anywhere. Please let me stand. Anywhere. >> You need to understand. >> I understand everything you're saying. >> No, you have not cuz you have not listened to a thing I have said. >> I will stand up. >> So, if we go back to the car, once you're free to leave, I will allow you to leave with your boyfriend, okay? >> I cannot just run out of the vehicle. Okay. I cannot >> Okay. Okay. I'm going to let you stay here because I'm afraid that she's going to next run and cross the highway. Okay. I But, that's why I'm nervous of cuz she has not listened to anything that we have said this entire time that she's been very cooperative. >> I just want to >> Okay, I want her to be safe. I want her to get out of here. I think she does still have belongings in that car. I cannot let you take those until we are done with what we're doing. So, if you want to hang out >> I will hang out. >> right here. Okay, that's >> I am sorry. >> All right, listen. But, she can't She's not to be If she gets into this vehicle >> I want a doctor's note. I will give it to you. >> I'M GOING TO DO WHAT I AM allowed to do. You will get into the car, okay? Listen to your boyfriend and get into the car. >> Do you have anything in your car that you're going to need? Cell phone, wallet? >> I'm I cannot believe them. >> All right, let's go back here. >> In New Jersey, a first-time DWI offender may face a fine of $250 to $400, up to 30 days in jail, and a 30- to 90-day license suspension because she was under 21. Carina was taken to the station for processing on the DWI charge. Police allowed Olivia's boyfriend to take her away to prevent the situation from escalating. Two drinks may have seemed harmless, but they were heavy enough to drag the entire night straight to the police station. 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.