I need your driver license, please, ma'am. All right, go ahead and come on >> Your name is Nick, right? >> No, you're going 71 miles an hour in a 45. That's why I'm pulling you over. >> Karen thought a DUI traffic stop would only require a few excuses, but her next decision made the price she paid far worse than any ticket. >> You may be placed under arrest for DUI. I can smell the alcohol a little bit. >> had two shots. >> Okay. >> And like I'm going to be completely honest, like I had two shots, I had wine. >> One is speeding and two you've been drinking tonight. You're lucky. >> These drunk Karens thought they had escaped the handcuffs, never realizing that a few minutes of arrogance had opened the door to consequences they could not undo. Driving 71 miles per hour in a 45 mile per hour zone, Janise was also slow to pull over and began the traffic stop with baffling confidence. >> You're going 71 in a 45. >> Your name is Nick, right? >> No, you're going 71 miles an hour in a 45. That's why I'm pulling you over. All right, I want to make sure you're safe to drive, so are you willing to go through some exercises? >> No, it's okay. >> All right. Car's in park, right? >> Eric, right? >> Yeah, car's in park, right? It's in neutral right now. >> It's No, I know it's in park. It's park. >> Why does it say it's All right, it's in park there. >> It's in park, yeah. >> No, but you see why is it Oh, it just has the neutral as a square, okay. All right, you can step out. I just don't want the car to start rolling away. >> You're the only one who had my car ever I thought I was going to >> When I say ready, just touch the tip of the pen with your fingers when I say go, not now. >> When you say go? >> Yeah, yeah. You can put your hand back down. >> It's going to be cold in there. >> I know. With the same pen, I'm going to move it from left to right. >> Just look at it. >> I want you to follow listen to instructions. I want you to follow the follow the pen moving your eyes only, don't move your head, okay? >> Yeah. >> I can smell the alcohol a little bit. >> I only had two shots and like I'm going to be completely honest like I had two shots, I had wine. >> Now it's wine. >> And that's it. >> So now it's wine and two shots? >> No, it's wine plus one shot which is like combined like half shot. >> All right. >> Despite failing to follow the field sobriety test instructions, Janiece insisted she was fit to drive and even tried to use her connections. >> I'm okay to drive. I promise you. >> All right. >> Listen, I remember you from the Prado. I got fired from there. I can do the straight line after all. You want me to do >> I'm going to give you a different test exercise first. Just All right, so just stand right there. >> I'm just really cold so I might not >> to you then. So when I say go, you're going to lift one leg 6 in off the ground which is like a soda can. And then looking down you're going to count 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000 and just keep going until I say stop. You might want to take your heels off, it might be easier to balance. >> I don't want to be barefoot. >> Well, if you want to do it like that then that's fine. I'm saying it might be easier to balance. Whenever you're ready. >> Well, this is nasty though. I don't want to do that. >> If you want to leave the shoes on you can. >> So 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000 right here. Is it okay? >> 1 1,000, 2 1,000 you're It's It's It's leg One leg up 6 in, looking down, hands to your side. >> Right here though. >> And then counting 1 1,000, 2 1,000 >> okay? >> That's like 12 in. >> Right here? >> About there, that's fine. And then just >> And then just one leg do like a straight line? >> No, I >> line? >> No. >> Like up until what? Like 6 6 in? >> here's the deal. You're not going to get your car or take an Uber. The third option is jail. >> Can I have my friend pick me up? Is that okay? >> What friend? Where are they coming from and how long? >> From here, like 6 minutes, 8 minutes. >> Call them and get them to come over here. >> I know you know me from Mercado and honestly like I've been having like a really hard time. I just got fired from my job. I remember you. Your name is Eric, right? >> Yep. So, call your friend and have her come get you. And just see if she's going to come. If not, you can get an Uber cuz you can't drive. >> Given a chance to leave safely, she seemed to have escaped jail, but her next decision was the truly terrifying part. >> Can you come, please? >> Okay, that's fine. He's got to leave right now though. >> You have to leave right now though. He's a friend, please. >> You know where he is? >> Yes, I'm here with the officer. He knows me. He used to be inside of like in front of Mercado, in front of Cabo all the time. >> He hasn't been drinking, right? >> No. >> Okay. >> You want to get some food or what? >> They're they're eating right now at Whole Foods Market. >> Well, it's either you don't have to pick her up. She's asking you to or she can get an Uber. >> No, no. I'll leave I'll leave right now. I'm just asking does it have to be like right like right like walk out the front? >> Yes, like right now. Yes. Okay, so can you come, please? >> All right, I'm going to walk out right now. >> All right. Um don't move the car. I'll allow you sit in the car cuz it's warm, but don't move it. And you're going to get a ticket or two. >> A ticket for No, for real. >> What do you mean for what? >> What? >> One is speeding and two you've been drinking tonight. You're lucky you're not going to jail. >> No, but I I did not I did not drink past two drinks. >> I promise you that. >> All right, just close the door and wait for him. Don't move the car. >> You just said for the speeding. >> I'm going to decide what I'm going to do. Just close the door or whatever you want to do with it. 7145 278 dollar ticket. Okay? Um >> If I do it like contesting court >> If you contest it in court, I'm going to tell the judge that you were impaired and you were driving under the influence. So, if you want to go that route, you can. >> After stopping at the I-75 entrance for 30 minutes, Taylor resumed driving while recording herself and traveling the wrong way in the southbound lanes. 6 minutes later, she crashed head-on into two vehicles. One was driven by 96-year-old Arthur Gilbert, a retired geologist who had just dropped his wife off at the airport and was heading home. He died at the scene. Another driver, a 57-year-old man, was also struck, but fortunately survived with non-disabling injuries. She was charged with DUI manslaughter and vehicular homicide and was denied bail. Next, the moment the car door opened, the woman appeared completely out of control, reacting slowly and unable to handle even a simple request. Open the door. Hey there. >> Hey. >> What you doing? You got your driver's license on you? Can you hand it to me? I need your driver's license, please, ma'am. Your driver's license, please, ma'am. Where are you coming from? >> Uh um >> Do you know where your driver's license is at? >> [ __ ] I am so sorry. >> There we go. Are you Lisa? >> I am. >> What's your name? Can you step out here for me, please? >> No, officer. My name is Lisa Marie Leather. >> Okay. Oh, you peed in the seat? >> No, I don't know what that >> You did. Look. >> No, I don't know what >> What is that? Well, we can figure that out later. Come step over here for me. Lisa. >> Do you want my phone? >> No. Lisa, go go over there with him. No, no. You don't need your phone. Leave your Hey, leave your phone. Leave your Leave your phone and stuff in here, Lisa. Hey, leave your Leave your phone and stuff right here. Leave Leave it up here or somewhere. Leave your vape. Leave your purse. All right, go have a cup of >> All right. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> You okay? >> Yes. >> Are you able to stand on your own? >> Yes. >> Okay. I want you to go to the end of this white line here. You go grab a pair. >> Uh >> I was unable to perform. Where did you come from? Whiskey? You were in the blue car, this. Come from a friend's house? Yeah? >> When the test began, she immediately became evasive, questioned her rights, and repeatedly made an unrelated request. >> I'm going to check your eyes. I want you to stand with your feet together and your arms down by your side for me, okay? All right, I want you to look at the tip of my finger. With your eyes and your eyes only. Try not to move your head for me, okay? Armond, catch the side here. Do you see my finger? Try not to move your head. >> [snorts] >> All right. Are you wearing contacts? >> Yes. >> Yes? Are they for close-sidedness or far-sidedness? >> Near-sided. >> Near-sided? All right. Place your left foot on the line for me. Place the right heel Place Excuse me. Put your right heel against the toe of your left foot. There you go. Place your arms at your sides. Oh, okay. >> I don't want to do it. >> You don't want to do it? >> I um >> You want to try again? >> What What are my my rights? I need to know. >> I don't You don't I'm trying to figure out if you're safe to operate a motor vehicle. There's no reason to read you your rights. >> I know I can I uh my mom >> No, ma'am. >> I >> Are you refusing to perform these exercises? >> Um Can I have my mom? >> Can you have a mom? >> Can I have a mom? >> Can you have a mom, ma'am? >> Can I have a mom? >> No, ma'am. Are you a friend Are you refusing to perform these exercises? >> Um Can I have my mom? >> No, ma'am. You're being placed under DUI >> Can I have my mom? >> Walk that way. Hey. Hey. Hey. Walk this way, okay? I need you to get in there. Have a seat, all right? All your belongings will go with you. I'll bring your phone and wallet or whatever. >> Can I have a cell? >> Can I have a cell? Yes. >> Can you please call him? >> Who is that to you? >> That is my boyfriend's brother. >> That's your brother? >> Yes. His son. >> All right. >> Please call him. >> Get in there and I call your mom. >> Okay. in >> right. >> At the station, she continued speaking incoherently, making baffling jokes, and ignoring warnings that could make her situation even worse. >> I can't see the receipt or license or anything. You will log observation start at 1:18. >> 61 >> 3D was Previous convictions? >> I don't see convictions. >> I don't know. But there is three from two different years. >> Okay. >> [snorts] >> I heard she just meant that long. She just said >> Okay. Thank you. You're going to be cool? Are you going to be chill? >> Obviously, I'm not going to resist arrest. >> Well, I don't know. You You don't know me. For my own safety. >> So, I have to say that. >> Yep. >> Do you have my mom's number? >> Nope. Handy piece. >> And when am I allowed to call my mom? >> Uh after we get done here. Open your mouth for me so I can make sure that you don't have anything in there. Like no gum or anything. >> Oh, yeah. >> Put your tongue on the roof of your mouth. Other way. Okay. >> Okay. Shoot. I almost see you. >> Yep. >> I'm not going to blow down my phone. >> Not putting this one in. Okay. I now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content. Will you take this test? >> No. >> Okay. If you do not provide a breath sample, you're going to get another charge. So, you will get two charges. >> I refuse this. >> Okay. Once this time runs out, I will afford you one last opportunity. Uh if you choose not to, that's totally up to you. But if you decide to, you're more than welcome to. >> It's time. >> You got 8 minutes. Don't hit that. >> Okay. Um >> Cuz you were sleeping? >> I was sleeping. >> You were leaving? >> Mhm. >> You were going the wrong way to leave. >> But, do you have a heart? >> I do have a heart. Just not for people who are dangerous or whatever. >> So, [snorts] when I actually met you on Tinder, like like please stop. Like let's actually like Listen to >> Yes, you matched with me on Tinder but I'm married and I don't have Tinder, so. >> When it was time to leave the room, she again refused to stand, objected to being handcuffed, and pushed the situation toward the point of no return. >> Yes. >> I'm not going to do that. >> Stand up. >> I'm not actually not going to do that. Oh my god. >> you're going to stand up. >> What is wrong with >> And stay right there. >> What is wrong with you? >> Now, let's walk. >> You said I could get my phone. >> Yeah, which is in my car outside. Step up. In my car. I'm going to be walking cuz now I've got to do a complaint for signal 18. >> Like I don't need to have my arms behind my back. Like let's let's undo that. Let's actually undo that. >> Yes, ma'am. I'm not a criminal. Like, damn. I ain't no criminal. >> In Florida, a fourth DUI conviction is a third-degree [music] felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a fine starting at $2,000. Lisa was charged with refusing a breath test and felony DUI described as her fourth DUI within 10 years. She was released on $20,000 bail. By her fourth DUI, the only lesson she seemed to remember was how to end up back in the rear seat of a police car. 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.