Don't tell me to sit down again. FOR PETE'S SIT. SHE THOUGHT SHE WAS above the law, but reality was about to hit her hard. She's going to drive. She's going to drive. Let's go. GET OUT. GET OUT, MAN. A SIMPLE traffic stop quickly turned into chaos because of Karen's irrational behavior. One afternoon in Florida, police spotted a vehicle with a shattered windshield, but when they approached, the woman inside acted as if the law did not apply to her. And I believe I found our 13 P from earlier. Miss Kelly, I need you to open the window. Can you roll down the window for me, Miss Kelly? You remember me? No. I was the one that dealt with you a couple times. Yes. So, the reason why I'm stopping you, okay, is because when I saw you come out of Dancers, That was someone else that moved it. She left. Okay, when I saw you pull out of Dancers, obviously the windshield is not able to be driven like this. When officers asked the driver to present identification again, the woman immediately denied being the one driving and claimed her boyfriend was actually behind the wheel. So, do you have your driver's license with you? I I wasn't driving. Yes, ma'am, you were. I watched you. Actually, also watched you get from the driver seat to the passenger seat. Yes, I know your boyfriend. I watched you get from the driver seat to the passenger seat. Sorry, call my boyfriend. Please call my boyfriend, please. >> Where's he Where is he? He's at work. Where's he work? Come down. I'm not I'm not arguing with you. Where's he at? Jazzy's. He's at Jazzy's? She kept insisting that her boyfriend had been driving, but officers clearly saw her moving from the driver seat to the passenger seat within seconds. One statement revealed her first contradiction. So, you're saying he was driving, but he was at Jazzy's? I NEVER CALLED MY BOYFRIEND. >> OKAY. DO NOT NO. I need you to open the window. I can't call your boyfriend because I can't hear you. I need the phone number to call him. I need you to lower the I can't hear you, Miss Kelly. You got to lower down the window. I don't know. You can help me. You stopped me up for no reason. Call my mom. The door was locked and the window barely opened. Officers repeated their request, but she whispered that she would call her boyfriend for help instead. Because I watched her pull out of Dancers and I know she doesn't have a DL. Also, the windshields are atrocious. Okay. Okay, and they've been stopped for it many times and say they've going to fix it, going to fix it, going to fix it. As I'm pulling up behind her and I'm going to originally go that way. >> Who is we still left in the vehicle? That's Kelly. She's the only person in there. She just switched over from the driver seat to the passenger seat. I tried. She locked the door on me and I'm about to punch the window if she doesn't get out of the car. Punching it? Nope, it's open. This back door is open. Don't say anything. Don't say anything. Okay, as soon as I get I'm going to get hands on her. That's how I'll go. So, I'll stop her. Originally see the car pull out with the windshield like this. That's it. She's in the driver seat. She flips over to the passenger seat. She's refusing to get out. The repeated standoff frustrated officers as she offered no explanation and refused to exit the car. A simple check turned into a disruptive scene. One officer finally opened the vehicle door and ordered her out. Open up or we're going to break the window. Ma'am, stay there. Don't turn the car on. She's going to drive. She's going to drive. Let's go. GET OUT. GET OUT, MAN. GET OUT. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT. Get out. You got to get up. I DON'T NEED MEDICAL. I DON'T NEED ANYTHING. Get away from me. No, Miss Kelly. Let me get checked out. When she was pulled out, she resisted, yelled, and refused commands. Her actions showed she was not COOPERATING AT ALL. NO, I DON'T WANT IT. I WANT TO CALL MY BOYFRIEND. IT'S YOUR HSA just from stepping on the glass. I DON'T NEED ANYTHING. GO AHEAD, JUST stick your feet up real quick. I'm going to get kicked. Just look at the cuts. Make sure there's not glass in it. We just have to be careful. We have to go through AND NO, YOU KILLED ME. I WANT TO SEE MY FEET. ALL RIGHT, SO BASED OFF WHAT I'M SEEING, the amount of blood is I don't WANT TO SEE MY FEET. PROBABLY SUPERFICIAL. OKAY. BUT I'M not going to risk him getting kicked in the face. No, absolutely not. Yeah, I don't know. I don't blame you guys. Can I see me for a second? I know you want to get out of here. I'll be good. We're just going to do it as a wellness check. Good deal. Okay. Yeah, no, I don't blame you guys. Absolutely. Um, but I'm not seeing anything. Where are you Where are you going? Okay. We're good. I'm I'm not going to risk him getting kicked trying to look at her feet. I don't see enough blood to be worried. Do you have like a booty that you can put on her that she's not I don't have any booties. I mean, I can try to If those work. Booties. Not a plastic bag. Booties. YOU NEED THE BOOTIES. YOU NEED THE BOOTIES. ALL OF YOU NEED THE BOOTIES. CALM DOWN. TAKE YOUR TENNIS OFF ME. YOU JUST GOT TO TELL ME I MEAN, WE'LL GET DOWN there and wrap them with gauze and whatnot if you want. If you don't mind holding IT AWAY. I DON'T WANT YOU TO HOLD THAT LEG. I DON'T NEED NO SURGERY. AFTER BEING DETAINED, she cried, asked to call her boyfriend, and even promised to pinky swear she would behave, but the list of charges meant her promises had no value. I don't want to get charged with starting my vagina. I keep a pocket knife in my vagina. I really don't want to get like set up on charges. Huh? So, it's a different kind of female. What happened? I keep a pocket KNIFE IN MY VAGINA. WHY? BECAUSE I CAN. That's not safe. I DON'T GIVE A Y'ALL ARE INSANE. MISS KELLY, CAN you look at me for a second? Why not? I don't want to look at you. I WANT TO LOOK AT HIM. Who do you want to look at him? So, look at one of them. Can you look at one of them then? It's right there. Pick one to talk to. You know, I'll start talking to that. I need you not to fight us. I won't fight. I won't LET YOU EVER START THE WAR. CAN I GET YOU CAN I GET YOU A >> CAN I GET CAN I GET YOU A promise from you? Pinky swear. Pinky swear? Okay, I'll I'll do a little pinky swear, okay? I'm going to put you right in the back of this car, okay? Great, BUT I GOT A POCKET KNIFE IN MY SOCK. JUST WHEN you're when you're uncuffed, don't reach for it, okay? All right. So, I'm going to get you in the back of that car, okay? You're not going to fight the other officers. Yeah. >> Promise me. Please don't let it Just promise me. Please let my BOYFRIEND KNOW I'M WITH I I I I WOULD LIKE MISS KELLY, CAN YOU PROMISE me that? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Back to that car, okay? Are you Yeah. We're going to go and stand up now. All right, I'm going to get in the back of your car. Okay, we're going to go right in the back of this car, okay? Just watch your step. Watch your step. I'm going to go and put your seat belt on, okay? All right, just relax. Relax. I'm going to make sure he turns on the AC for you, all right? Kelly was charged with DUI, resisting an officer without violence, and driving without a valid license. All of these carry fines, possible jail time, and a driver's license suspension. She was issued a $1,500 zero cents bond and is awaiting a court appearance in Florida. A young woman stopped her car on the highway speaking incoherently as if she were in a dream, but when officers arrived, the truth behind it left everyone stunned. Come here for a sec. Tell me what's going on. >> You might have the best vehicle of all of us. Can you come Can you come back here for me, please? Do you have an ID on you by chance? Yeah. Thank you. Mhm. What's going on today? Uh, I got flat tire, but that's okay because Here, let's go let's go and talk back here so we're not in the road. So, what's going on? You got a flat tire? Yeah. None of them look flat to me. Oh, really? Did you hit something? I did that. No. I mean, a long time ago. Lindsey, where are you heading to today? Oh, sorry. Um, where am I heading? Yeah, where are you going? >> I'm trying to uh my parents' house. Where do your parents live? In Lake Cali. Lake Cali? Where are you coming from right now? 12. Highway 12 or highway 12. Does that go from like um, Claremont to Augusta, maybe? >> Yeah, it does. Do you know where you are right now? Probably not close to there. Augusta? No. I saw Augusta somewhere. No. Where am I? You're in Buffalo County right now. Oh, yeah. I did see Augusta. Have you been Have you been drinking at all today? No, I have a breathalyzer, actually. That might be the last thing that Okay. Have you taken any Have you taken anything today? >> No. Okay. You just kind of seem a little frazzled or something right now. >> okay. What started as a simple roadside check quickly turned into chaos. The woman began acting confused, trying to flee responsibility. Would you be willing to go through your field sobriety with me just to make sure you're good to drive? Okay, I'm going to pull my car up a little bit here so we can do it on the pavement and not on the grass or on the gravel, okay? All right, do you feel pretty steady with your flip-flops on or do you want to take them off? We're going to do it up here on this line right here. So, you can keep them on if you feel comfortable, otherwise you can take them off. Okay. So, you said you haven't drank any alcohol, you haven't used any Have you been to the doctor or dentist in the last 24 hours? Do you have any medical medical conditions that would impair your ability to walk or use your eyes or anything? No? Okay. What I want you to do is I want you to stand with your heels and toes together, arms at your side just like this. Can you see the tip of my finger? Yeah. What I want you to do is watch the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head, okay? There's my breathalyzer going off right now. That's all right. The car is already turned off, so it won't do anything. >> No, but it says that I'm sober. All right, go ahead and relax. What I want you to do now is the walk and turn. I want you to take your left foot, put it on this white line right here. Okay. The left foot? Left foot? That's your right foot. >> Now, I want you to take your right foot and put it heel to toe in front of your left foot just like this. Keep your arms down at your side and stand just like that while I explain the rest of the test, okay? What I want you to do and not before, keep it heel to toe for me. Oh, I don't know if I told you this, but she was on the news in Florida last year. All right, I'll re-explain it. Left foot on the line. Right foot, heel to toe in front of your left foot. Try and keep it heel to toe with your arms down by your side. >> That's your right. Okay. What I I you to do when I tell you to and not before you're going to take three heel to toe steps just like this. One, two, three. I'm only doing three for the example. You're going to do nine. So, you're going to take nine >> with my arms? Keep them down by your side. >> Why? That's just That's just part of the test. You just got to keep them down by your side. So, nine heel to toe steps. I'm only doing three. One, two, three. When you get to nine, you're going to keep the front foot planted. You're going to take a series of small steps. Why would I do all that? It's just part of the test. And then you're going to start going back down the line in the opposite direction the way you came. Nine heel to toe steps. One, two, three. So, it's nine heel to toe steps. Keep your front foot planted, a series of small steps, and then go backwards or um go back the direction that you came, okay? Okay. When asked to take a sobriety test, she reacted aggressively. She refused, argued, and made the situation worse for herself. Here's the deal. I believe you're under the influence of some kind of Okay. When's the last time you smoked? Um May 8th. May 8th? You didn't smoke at all today? That was 4 days ago? Wish. You weren't using earlier today? Okay. Because unless you can give me some other explanation on why you kind of in the state of mind you're in right now, I believe that you were using earlier today. >> of state of mind am I in? I'm completely fine. Well, you just kind of you seem jittery. No. You do. No. You do. Vibrations? You just kind of all over the place right now. I am? Yeah. Not emotionally, just you know, your verbage is all over the place. You're kind of off balance a little bit. I know you said you got a bad ankle, but you couldn't really follow instructions when I was giving them. I don't believe you're safe driving a motor vehicle right now. >> Because why? Because of the the the test that I made you do. Yeah. I failed? You did. Yeah. Oh. And then when you were driving your car, you said you got a flat tire. And none of the tires are flat. Mhm. I know. We were going to get to that when I thought you were on my same wavelength, but apparently not. Get to what? What about my tire? All right. So, what we're going to do right now is walk over to my door right here. I'm going to put you in handcuffs in front of your body so they're not pinched behind your back, okay? I don't want this. Yeah, I can put this back in your car if you want me to. No, don't put it on me. No, it can't be on you. Can you do me a favor and hold on to that right there? All right. You can let go of that. Go and put one on your wrist right there. Put this right here. Lindsey, you can hear me? Yeah. I have to read this form to you. Under Wisconsin's implied consent law, I'm required to read this notice to you. You have either been arrested for an offense that involves driving or operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcoholic or both. Will you submit to an evidentiary chemical test of your blood, yes or no? Did you read me my Miranda rights? Nope, I haven't. Um I'll take the third third choice about taking it to someone else's house for one of my charges. From a routine traffic stop, it turned into a nightmare during the field sobriety test. With a blood sample taken, her freedom was gone. I mean, she doesn't Let go. You're going to stay here, okay? Dude, you got to take this off. Holy Dude, I can't even feel my fingers. You can put your hand Just put your hand in it or not. I'm not going to put that back on. I'm going to live without it. Let go of me, everybody. Nobody touch me. Nobody's touching you right now. >> Nobody touch me. Just stay sitting. Get What are you Popping? I'm sorry. Sit down. Oh my god, you guys are awful people. Stop! You want there? Just let her get the blood and then we'll be done. >> That's why he has a warrant. Okay. He called the judge and he got a warrant. What? Give me a blood on this. Who knows what the they're doing? She knows what she's doing. Well, then why is she not drawing on me? Just hold still. She did. Or you said his test. You got to hold still. Okay. You guys are there for that part? Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. Jesus, look at me. And that makes you super sensitive, ma'am. Yeah, you. Okay, well, that's normally it. So, You seriously have rage issues, Julian. Just so you know, everything is Just being recorded now, okay? I don't care. I don't care. That it is. Do you want to look at your because you're Dude. All right. Sit down. Sit up. DON'T TELL ME TO SIT DOWN AGAIN. GET OUT OF HERE. DON'T TELL HER. DON'T TELL HER. IT'S NOT A JOKE. YEAH, it is. It's a big joke. Just sit down. I'm not doing this. Let me out of here. Get out of my way. We have a warrant. I I don't care. Shut up, dude. You guys are insane. Sit down. Oh my god, I'm going to beat you. I'm going to beat you. I'm going to beat YOU. I'M GOING TO BEAT YOU. YES. SIT DOWN. SIT. SHE'S BITING. NO, I'M NOT BITING. Get off of me. OUCH. GET YOUR FINGERS OFF ME, CRAZY. OKAY. All right. Let me double lock this so that it doesn't tighten up. It's on my lid. It didn't get in my eye. It's all the way down your nose, though. Thanks. That's a new charge for you. And that's a felony. WELL, IT'S CALLED SELF-DEFENSE. MY CAMERA'S in there somewhere. We'll find it. It was explained to you that we have a warrant. Okay? In that warrant, we can use the force necessary to get your blood. That's why we gave you the chance to be cooperative and do it by your own. In Wisconsin, a second OWI offense requires a fine between $350.00 and $1,100.00 plus additional court fees. Defendants can face 12 to 18 months of revocation and must install an ignition interlock device, IID, for 12 to 18 months. Lindsey was convicted of resisting law enforcement and her second OWI. The sentence includes 15 days in jail, 3 years of probation, a 12-month license revocation, and a $1,700.00 fine. What she thought was just car trouble ended up exposing everything. What do you think about this case? If you like this video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support the channel. Thank you.