[music] >> You just hit this car. >> What car? >> You want to come look? You hit the van. You want to come look? >> I did not hit a van. >> You can see right now where you hit it. That's what we're just trying to check up on you cuz you just hit a parked car. >> You're drunk on the side of the road with a car that's disabled, [music] so I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. >> My car is abled, actually. >> What does abled mean? >> Karen thought this was just another traffic stop where she could argue all she wanted. But minutes later, the price began going far beyond a simple ticket. >> Put your hands up. You're under arrest for a DUI. You're under arrest FOR A DUI. >> NO! NO! NO! I'M NOT EVEN UNDER THE INTOXICATION. >> She brought enough attitude to turn a minor issue into a major problem, ultimately opening the door to consequences she never saw coming. Her erratic driving led the woman all the way back to the driveway where she immediately denied what had just happened right in front of the officer. >> Yeah. Somebody hit the Some Somebody said there, "Well, I'm going to." Don't go in the house. Don't go IN THE HOUSE. >> DON'T GO IN MY HOUSE. >> SO, WHAT'S GOING ON? WHAT'S GOING ON? WHAT'S GOING ON? OPEN UP THE DOOR. >> NO! I DON'T HAVE TO WITHOUT A WARRANT. >> SO, WHAT'S GOING ON? Just talk to us. >> He hit me. >> Who? I don't see anybody else. That's what I'm trying to say. >> You don't see anybody else? >> No. >> And you didn't And you didn't You didn't just stop and date and talk to somebody? >> I did not stop and date. I'm in West Milton I'm West Milton PD. >> Uh well, he did. >> I don't think he did either. He's my partner. >> allowed in my house without a warrant. >> Well, right now I got to check for your welfare because right now you're not making much sense. So, I don't need a warrant. >> I'm fine. My words are fine. >> Okay, but you're sitting there and you're talking to >> top teeth. >> Okay. >> I'm fine. >> That's fine, but what's not making sense is this other person. I don't know who this other person is. >> My 2-year-old son is in there by himself. >> Okay. So where's the other person that you were talking about? >> The other person that hit me? He's in Dayton. >> Okay, what about right here? You just hit this car. >> What car? >> You want to come look? You hit the van. You want to come look? >> I did not hit a van. >> You can see right now where you hit it. That's what we're just trying to check up on you cuz you just hit a parked car. I'm not touching you. All right. >> Where? >> Right there. >> This is loose. This is loose. >> You can clearly make that assertion. So when's the last time you used? >> It is loose. >> When's the last time you used? Let's be Let's be real. When's the last >> Are you kidding me? Are you insulting me? I've been clean seven years. Slow your roll. >> You need to calm down. >> No, I've been clean seven years. >> here. >> I've been in a Suboxone clinic for seven years. I've been clean. >> Okay. Is there anybody else in the house that can help take care of that child? >> No, I'm not going TO JAIL. >> WHAT? >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> I'M NOT touching you. >> Don't touch me. >> But don't walk away from me. >> Don't touch me. >> You sit there and raise your fist at me again and you're going to go to jail. >> I didn't raise my fist at >> your fist one more time and you're going to [ __ ] jail. You understand me? >> Caden. >> Things became even more chaotic when she suddenly panicked over her young child being missing. While her constantly changing explanations made the officers EVEN MORE SUSPICIOUS. >> CADEN. >> IS THERE A DOG up in there? >> Yes, and he's >> How mean is he? >> They're fully licensed, registered, and >> Okay, but how mean? I don't want to hurt a dog. I want to know how mean he is. >> CADEN. CADEN. [screaming] >> HEY, YOU WANT DID YOU CHECK the vehicle? >> No, not yet. [snorts] >> You want to check the vehicle real quick? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Yeah, I'm good. Hey, door will be unlocked over here, too. I'm unlocking the door. >> You don't have A SEARCH WARRANT, SO OPEN MY DOOR. >> OKAY, SO LET'S find Cayden. Stay focused. >> Don't You don't have a search warrant. >> Focus, focus, let's find Cayden. >> And then when we find him, shut that [ __ ] door back. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> Cayden! I PICKED HIM UP, PUT HIM IN the car seat, and drove off. >> Well, I'm not stupid. She just gave him to me. >> You're going to the babysitter right now? 1205, 1204 on me. >> When the officers moved on to field sobriety testing, her confidence began to crumble, while every step quietly pushed the situation in a more serious direction. >> I got in an accident There was an accident in this van, and the lady hit me, but because I didn't have no license, they charged me. >> Right. >> Or is that my mouth? >> Are you seeing her again? Okay. Here we go. >> My mouth. Anyway, my daughter But no, it's my fault, right? I was parked. He came over and tried to park in front of me. >> THIS GUY? >> NO, THE GRAY GUY. >> When did you get a vehicle? Today? >> And Dayton, he he he says that he says that I hit him, and I was parked in front of my cousin's house, in front of my cousin's house. He pulled over and hit me. You want to see? Come here. >> I just put in the message for the female occupant of 1205. >> We found her. She was reckless driving. By the time that that I catch up to her, she's at North Street, behind that flooring place. Now, I never saw the kid. I never see her get the kid, but she was out, gets in the vehicle. She leaves. We We follow her here. She must have been booking it, cuz we lost her. She ends up hitting this car, so we're now at at point we're doing a welfare check on her since she hit the since she hit the parked van. She's not making any sense. She can't find the kids. She believes that she's picked the kid up. I don't think she's picked the kid up. So, we can't find her in the car, we can't find her find the kid in the house. >> Okay. >> But, at this point, with her state, where she's not making sense, she she's talking about some guy that he's that it was some Mexican that hit her. There's obviously nobody else here. So, I don't know at this point we can't I don't know that we have charges. I don't I don't know if there's anything we can charge her with, but with her not having the kid >> This is [ __ ] >> Put your phone down real quick. It's enough. >> There. >> That's your last warning. You understand? Yes, it is. How do you want to submit to a field >> are charging me with something I didn't do. >> sit there and you want to sit there and do a field sobriety test or not? >> You guys are charging me with something I did not do. >> You're not charged with anything yet. You want to do a field sobriety test or not? It's up to you. >> I want to call my mom. >> We'll get to that. >> and get my baby. >> We'll get to that. Do you want to do a field sobriety test? >> Yes. >> Okay. Stand over here. Go ahead and put your feet together. And your hands down to your side. Not like that. I need you to I need you to sit there I need you to put your >> You said I could take my >> You can take your flip-flops off if that makes you more balanced. Now, let's go let's come over here. Let's get away from the car. >> Okay. >> understand the the instructions? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, you may begin. >> This is harder than >> [snorts] >> 1 2 3 4 >> Keep going till I tell you to stop. >> This is not This is not fair. Okay. 2 3 4 >> Get that leg up a little higher. 6 in. Okay. >> Okay. All right. And just as she realized control was slipping away, she chose to react aggressively, a decision that made the price of the night even higher. >> Go ahead and put your hands up. Go ahead. That's Stay right there. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. See, you're under arrest right now for OVI. Put your hands up. You're under arrest for OVI. You're under ARREST FOR OVI. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. PLEASE. Don't kick me. Don't kick me. Don't do it. You're going to get another charge. >> Yeah, takes tough you three TOUGH M- TO KNOCK DOWN A STONE IT. TAKES FOUR OF YOU [ __ ] A- GET THE [ __ ] OFF OF ME. I'M NOT EVEN UNDER the intoxication. You can breathalyze me. You guys make [ __ ] up to get tickets. You f- THIS IS MY MOM, GET UP. GET THE [ __ ] OFF OF ME, YOU PIECE of [ __ ] >> Yep. >> [ __ ] >> Hey, Sierra. >> She was charged with OVI, driving in violation of her driver's license restrictions, and resisting arrest. Next, the car was left stranded in the middle of the road, but the woman opened with a confident denial before her own words began working against her. >> That's her car there. >> That car? >> No, that car. >> I'm not talking about this car. I'm talking about this car. >> Either way, we don't know whose car that is. >> That's not your car right there? >> No, it isn't. >> The one right there? >> No, the one right there is not my car. Physically. >> I'm talking about this car. I'm talking about this car. >> is my car. Okay. >> I've been talking about this car the whole entire time. >> Okay, great. >> So, what's what's going on? >> Nothing is going on. >> You're drunk on the side of the road with a car that's disabled. So, I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. >> My car is abled, actually. >> What does abled mean? >> It can drive. >> Okay. This is what I want to do because it this is going to cause an accident in itself. Can we get off the median? Okay, we're going to go over here. >> I'm not driving off the road. I'm driving Christ. I'm just Christ. >> Okay. I I don't need an attitude. Okay, I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. >> you like us to do? >> I just want to Hold on. Hold Hold on. Hold on. >> Oh, now it's going on. >> Well, I don't want you to get hit. >> Are you sure? >> Listen. Just take it down a notch, okay? I'm here because that vehicle is disabled, okay? You clearly hit something, okay? And I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. >> It's okay. >> So, is this your vehicle? >> Yeah, that's my car. >> Okay. Do you have your license on you? Or is it in the car? >> It should be in the car. I don't know what I mean. >> Okay. Are you the registered owner of the vehicle? >> I have the license registration, yes. >> That's your car, though? >> Yeah. >> You're the registered owner? Okay. >> I was 27, 1988. >> Do you know what happened? Can you tell me what happened? >> No, there is no license to that car. >> I don't know what that means. I'm trying to figure out what happened. What Do you know what happened? >> I was 27, 1988. >> Okay. So, did she call you and you came? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, when you got here, where was she? >> She was right here. >> She was in the car? >> And that's why my hazard lights on to turn. >> When her friend tried to help, she turned on them instead. While details from the scene quietly began forming a far more damaging picture. >> We're not talking to you. Yeah, please. >> either, actually. Stay right here. Stay right here. Probably about as soon as the sun went down. No, as soon as the sun went down. Yeah. I'm going to need you to sit down. >> [laughter] >> No, we're not doing that. We're not doing that. She's staying here. She's staying with me. Just have a seat. Have a seat. I would love to. Okay. Thank you. Your friend's here trying to help you. Why I don't even know what you're talking about. Okay. I really do. All right. You know who the like the sheriff's office is? Within all there is now. No, you don't. You don't know where the sheriff office is there. I work for Melbourne. Within sheriff's office? No, you don't. That sucks. That sucks for you. But like I have to deal with that. So, you know what? Just give me a laugh. >> Her scattered remarks quickly turned into an argument, and then she tried to leave. A decision that immediately changed how the officers handled the situation. >> Backup for the that I'm right. No need for back up, the things that I'm talking about, right? Right? Everything that I'm talking about is real. Everything I'm talking about is valid, right? Right? Right? Please tell me everything I'm talking about is valid. >> step back. >> Step back? Oh my god, I'm sorry. Is everything I'm talking about valid? >> I don't know what you're even talking about. >> Exactly. That's what I'm talking about. Nothing that I'm talking about is valid. >> Do not touch me, okay? >> Nothing Oh, yeah, nothing will touch you. 100% will not touch you because nothing is valid. Nothing is valid. Nothing is even valid. 100% nothing [crying] is valid. Okay, thank you. That's all I needed. Hey. She needs to stop right now. >> Hey. >> What's up? Stop. >> Stop. >> Sit on the ground. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Sit on the ground. Sit on the ground. >> Sit down. >> Sit on the ground. >> Sit down. >> I'm hot as [ __ ] What was that deal you want? >> Stop. >> Cuz you're running away. >> Yes. >> For what reason? >> You were involved in an accident and we're still doing an investigation and you're walking the opposite direction. >> Blocking me now. You want to block me from now >> Let's relax and sit [music] down. >> Oh, now I can relax and sit down. You know what I'm saying? >> We were asking you to sit there the whole entire time. Okay, so this is this is what's happening. Okay, so >> No, like y'all are a bunch of bullies, bro. >> You have to do a crash. >> Correct. >> Good for Okay. >> Yeah, I get you. >> So you don't know what your crash crash investigation >> Are you? >> I'm solid. >> So you can't have a whole solid investigation because you have your whole your whole crash investigation. I'm so glad for you. What? What? Okay. >> So he did the crash investigation and now I'm moving into a DUI investigation. Okay? >> Can we fill that out for you? >> Okay. Well, I just got to read you something, okay? Before we ask you any questions, you must know your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and it has to be before questioning. >> Sit down. >> Have a seat. >> I don't have to stand up for the >> When the investigation took a different turn, she continued refusing to cooperate and testing the officer's patience, but the consequences that followed were the most striking part. >> Yes? >> Yes, you We're asking you to have a seat. >> I'm glad that you're asking me, but like I don't have to >> What don't you understand? >> I don't understand. >> Stop. Seriously, stop. I don't know why you're making this so difficult. Well, do you want to do some field sobriety exercises? >> Unfortunately, no, I do not. >> Okay. All right. We are under arrest for driving under the influence and driving on a suspended license. >> Can we fill that out for me? >> Okay. >> In Florida, a first-time DUI offense is punishable by a fine of $500 to $1,000, up to 6 months in jail, up to 1 year of probation, and [music] at least 50 hours of community service. She was charged with DUI, resisting/obstructing an officer without violence, and possession of marijuana. She thought denying the car was hers would get her out of trouble, only to end up earning herself a free ride to jail. 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.