She cannot GRAB ME LIKE THIS. SHE CANNOT GRAB ME LIKE THAT. >> How much are you having to drink over there? >> Uh, the reason I'm asking is one, you're going 67 and it's a 35 over here. Two, you're swerving all over the place. I can smell very strong odor of alcohol. >> Karen rushed in to save her child and ended up putting herself in handcuffs. >> I can't move. >> I'm telling you right now, open the door. Open the door. Open the door. Get out of the car. On arrest your arm. >> She thought she was in control, but the law was the one making the decisions. It was just a routine traffic stop until a woman suddenly appeared and everything began to spiral out of control. >> That's not a brake light, ma'am. That's not a >> bra. So, so who's a sergeant? >> Who's a sergeant? So, all of Y'ALL NOT ONE SERGEANT SHOW I know she asked for a sergeant. I know her. Hey, get the car. I know she asked for a sergeant because I was on the phone. So, who which one of y'all didn't give a sergeant? >> You did not. >> I was on the phone. >> What you talking about? Oh, yeah. You need to get out of the road for you get in trouble, too. >> Okay. We'll get you a supervisor. You going wait for one more time? >> I'll wait right here. >> Okay. I'm in a >> Will you uh Will you do me a huge favor? >> Will you do me a huge favor? >> Will you do me a huge favor? Just stay away from your door. either get in or stay away just cuz I don't want cars coming up. >> Okay. So, you don't have to pull over. >> We're not at your apartment. >> We're not I'm not going to get our >> Yeah, we're going to get our answer. I'm not yelling. I'm talking. There's cars coming out. >> See, I got you. You don't own that. That's That's private property, right? In an apartment. That's not your house. In an apartment. An apartment. We were in your apartment. You were in the complex. That does not belong to you. >> It doesn't belong to It's not yours. >> Are you ready? >> How many police officers did it take for somebody else? We we all ride together with detectives. >> Oh, you ride like that? >> Yes, we do. >> No, absolutely not. >> So, you ride with them everywhere you go? >> I'm in the back car by myself. >> Okay. You can pull him over. You can pull her over by yourself. >> I wasn't out here. >> All right. It's just wasted out. >> Will both of y'all come here? >> No. Will both of y'all come here, please? >> So, basically to give my rundown of what I'm >> Yeah. Am I not having a problem? Do you not see this as a problem? You're going to get >> Can I Both y'all come over here? All right. Come here. >> Come. Hey, come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. >> All right. No, you can. Come here. Come here. Hey, come here. No. No. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here, >> ma'am. >> As the distance was breached and repeated warnings were ignored. A few seemingly small steps were pushing the situation to a dangerous edge. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. Back up. Back up. I need you. You're coming down here. >> Tell her to back up. She keeps coming up to us. >> Can we go to the front of y'all's cars? Please >> tell her to back up. Do it now. Do it now. If you're happy, tell her to back up. >> Will y'all come back? >> Tell her to back up. >> Will y'all come to the front of y'all's car? >> Can you tell her to shut up? >> Can y'all just give me a second, y'all? Give me a second. All right. Come on. Come on. All right. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Come on. Come, come up here. Come holl at me. Come holl at me. All right. Okay. From my understanding, okay, I'm on patrol there. Okay. These are investigators. They usually do on certain cases. They do ride quite a few investigators in one. >> Okay. They performed a traffic stop on your daughter, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. You can't even ask them because they want to see here and they don't want to answer nothing. >> I'm working the road with you. I know. I'm married to I was married to a cop. I know. >> All right. They called me out here because investigators, they don't usually carry around ticket books. >> So, y'all gave her a ticket for life and >> all that. I didn't I They just asked for the paper. >> They get a line. Get a line because they want proof of why they stopped her. >> So, what I would do? All right. >> She asked for a sergeant already. They did not get >> I'm not a sergeant. I'm >> understand. They say they're waiting on you to >> I'm I'm an NVO. Okay. So, I I'm a little something. I'm not there yet. Okay. But they asked for you because they said they didn't have no tickets and she asked right then because her dad's a police officer. >> So that so that's B. So that's basically what I'm doing. As far as I know, they were investigating another case >> and they won't even tell when they're >> referencing the referencing the apartment complex right here. >> Okay, that I'm going to be honest with you. I'm okay. I'm going tell you straight up. I was called here to bring a paper matter. Why does it matter what he if he where he rides or whatever? That's none of their damn business. There was questions about somebody on the best way to go about this. >> He's not out here. All right. >> So, those are all investigators. The best way to go about it, they they have Sergeant Kro Jackson. Okay. They have Sergeant Todd Hendris back there in C. Okay. >> But I got a question for you. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> If I come at you like this, are you going to be afraid? >> No. >> If I come at you, why is it okay she comes at me? Why is it okay that every that she walked up here to us and if I walked there, she says, "You can get arrested, too." A clear command was given, but her public refusal on camera pushed everything in a direction with no turning back. >> Pull some over here and you don't have a car. >> You're not even in full clothes. >> Ma'am, step over. >> Ma'am, ma'am, I want to know questions. And ma'am, ma'am, you have to answer them. Ma'am, ma'am, you have to answer them. >> Please step over there. >> No, she come at me and you didn't do nothing. >> I'm asking you to step over. >> She did the same thing and you didn't do nothing. >> I'm giving you an order to step over there. >> I asked her to step away from me. I want y'all's information >> and we will give it to you once our sergeant come. Your sergeant coming. You got to >> Can you step over there? That's the last time I'm leaving. I'm leaving. >> Step over there. >> Calm down. >> No. Get off of you. She cannot GRAB ME LIKE THIS. SHE CANNOT grab me like this. She cannot grab me like this. But I'm going to go 108. Okay, >> bro. Tell No. Get some help. I'll help you out. Get out of your car. Yeah, I'm going to the place. Stop. Let go of the time. Let go. I'm her reception. I'm not trying to get off. >> I don't know how they're good. When I asked her multiple times to step back >> and pilot was like, I'm going to like we did something wrong. >> My supervisor is here. Back up. Supervisor. She can't get in my damn face AND NOT DOING NOTHING ABOUT IT. >> What do you want with me, man? >> I want to know one, why my daughter was pulled over. Two, why they were at her apartment. >> Are you part of this driver's house? >> No, I was on my side. >> Take her >> for what? I'm asking a question. Do you have all these other question? >> Stay in the car. Get in the car. >> Get back in the car if you want to go too. >> Get in the car. GET IN THE CAR IF YOU WANT to go. If you want to go, too. >> You're going to jail for charge. >> Are you serious? >> Get back in the car. >> In just seconds, the words, "You're going to jail," were heard, and the price for interfering with a traffic stop began to unfold. Get in the car. GET IN THE CAR. >> Get her in the car. Get her in the car. I can't I can't walk. >> Do you want to go with your mom? >> She's going regardless. Do you want to go with your mom? >> Do you want to go with your mom? >> You was about to be on your way. >> Oh, this is extra. You was about to be on your way to artist. >> Close your door. I want to talk to you. >> You pulled up on a traffic stop. >> I'm asking a question. Sir, >> do you have anyone that can drive? >> I was asking a question BECAUSE THEY WERE AT MY DAUGHTER'S HOUSE. >> OKAY. >> Pull up on a traffic stop and interfere. >> Yeah. And what it took me to get here? I come all the way from Jackson to 2011 here and you still haven't showed up. >> I'm telling you, if I would have heard your daughter ask me for a cop, >> my she got my husband on the phone. He's a police my ex-husband. He's a police officer. >> She said, "Can I have a sergeant?" >> So, ma'am, I promise on my I promise on my dad. She was talking. She was talking. She said, "Ma'am, ma'am, sir, is one of y'all? >> Can you please I was not trying to interrupt you, but I was asking a question. >> You're all up in it. How can you not be >> My daughter is scared because they come they're >> on the phone with me and all I can hear is you yelling. >> They won't even give their ID. They won't even give their ID. You did. You did. Yes, ma'am. You did. And you have ID on. >> They don't. You got this one and this one that doesn't have it. >> Please. Can you please stop touching me? >> Please put her in the car and get I'm trying to clear the scene. She needs to get in the car. >> Can you please get her in the car? Please get her in the car. You need to leave. You need to car to the car. To the car. Please leave. Please leave. Leave before you go too. Marijuana. I'm going to take you. Ladies and gentlemen, I've given you order to leave. Now leave. >> Thank you. >> You have a good rest of your night. >> And I hope you enjoy your night. >> Crank up your car and leave. >> Stop talking. Can you still keep talking to me? What? >> Leave. You're still working. >> Can y'all step away from my car? Please step away from my car. Step away from my car. >> I'm going tell you one more time. Go. >> I can't move. I can't. >> I'm telling you right now. >> Open the door. >> Open the door. Open the door. Open the door. >> I cannot move. Open the door. >> Move, sir. I cannot move. >> Get out the car. Under arrest. >> Oh, you hurt me. You get off of me. You watch this [ __ ] >> You won't let me. I tried to leave and you wouldn't let me leave. >> Both were arrested for obstruction and taken to the station for further processing. Next, an unusual burst of speed in the night. The car swerved across double lanes, nearly jumping the curb, and police lights instantly lit up behind. >> Hello. >> Hi, sir. How are you? >> Good. I'm with the Shrewsbury Police. Can you have your license, registration, insurance? Yes. >> Where you coming from tonight? >> I'm coming from a friend's house. >> Friend's house? >> Yes. >> Where's your friend live? >> Uh, she lives in Shrewsbury. >> Okay. Where in Shrewsbury? >> Uh, she lives in Asbury Park. >> Okay. We're in Asbury Park. >> Okay. >> Yes, that's her address. >> How much are you having to drink over there? >> 47, >> huh? >> Not much at all. >> Not much. Okay. Uh, the reason I'm asking is one, you're going 67 and it's a 35 over here. Two, you're swerving all over the place. Three, when you stop, I don't know if you realize you're up on the curb. And four, I can smell very strong odor of alcohol coming from your breath. Plus, you're looking all over the place. No, that's that's why I'm asking that question. All right. Um, just based on what I'm seeing, I don't feel comfortable with you driving until I run you through some tests. So, I'm going to have you out of the car and see um if you're okay to drive. Okay. Just make sure I have all of your documents. >> Stepping out of the car in a light rain, she thought she was still fine until the first test began and everything slowly slipped out of control. Good. And let's go. Since it's raining, let's go where it's nice and dry up on the sidewalk over there underneath the tree. So, I'm going to check your eyes. That's why I'm asking those questions. What I want you to do is follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head at all. You understand? >> Yes. >> Very good. What colors does this? Perfect. Ready? >> Don't move your head at all. Just your eyes. Try to just stare right at the tip of the pen. Try not to move your head. Just use your eyes. Okay. Each step that seems simple became a difficult challenge as the loss of balance spoke louder than any excuse. >> Right here, stand right in that line. Put your right foot in front of your left touching your touch to like this. Arms down by your side. Don't be tight. So, put your right foot in front of your left touching. Arms down by your side. And you're going to stay in that position while I explain the rest of the pass. Do not begin by tight to understand what I'm saying. When I tell you again, you're going to take nine to steps kind of each one out loud like this. One, two, three, all the way up to nine. When you get to nine, release your le on the on the ground. Take it through the small steps to turn around. And then once again, nine steps back. One, two, three, all the way up to nine. When you're walking, look down at your feet. Make sure you find your step out loud. Walking straight line, heel to toe. And once you begin the test, do not stop and do like this. Okay. Good. Relax until I tell you to begin. When I tell you to begin, you're going to pick up a leg of your choosing, either your right or left. You're going to pick it up approximately 6 in off the ground, keeping it parallel to the ground and both legs straight. It's going to look like this. You're going to arms down by your side. Count 1,00 1,002 1003 and keep going until I tell you to stop. You understand? When the final number appeared, all the earlier arguments became almost meaningless. And in that moment, her legal fate was sealed. >> 45. >> Yeah. Do you feel okay? Here you go. A little more. >> You can show 42. >> You do a little more. >> Does that feel okay? >> You can start from this location as well. >> Good. >> What do you have in your car that you need me to grab? >> Um, my phone. >> Just your phone. >> Your wallet. Okay. >> I'm going to get both. Anything else? >> Good. Do you have anything in your pockets at all? >> No. >> Actually, get out of the car over here. >> Copy. Thank you. In New Jersey, a first-time DUI is punishable by up to 30 days in jail, a fine of approximately $300 to $500, and a license suspension of 7 to 12 months, depending on severity. She was arrested for driving under the influence, DUI, reckless driving, and careless driving. She thought she was driving, but she was really driving herself into trouble. Hey everyone, what do you think about the situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraiser. Thank you very much.