Matt, don't tell me to shut up. I didn't even say that to my son. >> Come on. Let's go. Let's go. >> Don't grab me. Somebody film this. What the Why are you putting down? >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> What? >> On February 6th, 2023 in Florida, the police received a report about an intoxicated woman who refused to leave a bar when asked. The police quickly arrived at the scene and approached the suspect. Jennifer, >> what' I do? They >> They don't want your business no more. Let's go. >> What' I do? >> I don't know. They don't want you. >> Tell me. >> Y'all can. >> Okay. My car is this way. >> Okay. Well, you're not driving. >> Okay. I can walk then. >> Okay. >> I live two blocks from here. >> Okay. >> What I do? >> I I'll talk to you. >> I'm already walking. >> Wait. Wait. So, wait. Don't tell me that. You'll tell me now. >> Yes, we will. >> Tell me now. >> Ma'am, you're either going to leave the property. Okay. Let's >> Sir, arrest me. What did I do? >> Let's go. I'm asking >> if you shut up and let me talk. I will >> Don't talk to me like that. Don't tell me to shut up. I didn't even say that to my son. >> Come on. Let's go. Let's go. >> Don't grab me. Don't grab me. Somebody film this. What the [ __ ] >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> For what? >> Stop. >> What? Please stop. Please stop. What did I do? >> Please stop. What did I do? >> You cannot arrest me without telling me why. >> Why are you arresting me? This is unlawful. Stop it. Why am I in handcuffs? You cannot do this. You're hurting me. >> You think I'm a broke [ __ ] You're dumb. >> The police asked Jennifer to leave the bar, but she immediately reacted, arguing and demanding to know why she was being asked to leave. Despite multiple warnings, she refused to leave, forcing the police to decide to arrest her. She also refused to let the police search her bag, escalating the tension even further. >> What did I do? >> You got some ID on your mail? >> Yep. >> Where's it at? In your purse. >> You can't touch my stuff. Do you have a search warrant to search my purse? You have to have a search warrant to search. What are you doing? What are you doing? >> I already did tell you. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. YOU DID NOT. WAIT. Please film. HE DID NOT TELL ME WHY I'm arrested. Please. Please film this. I promise you he did not tell me why I'm arrested, which is my person. Would you have to have a warrant for charge? What are you doing, sir? What are you doing? Do not put me in the back of his vehicle. What are youing me for? >> What are you arresting me for? Tell me. You can't be silent. Why are you arresting me? Why are you? >> The suspect continuously shouted and accused the police of unlawful arrest and search. Even though just about 2 minutes earlier, when asked to cooperate, she had refused and deliberately caused a disturbance. The officer then put her in the patrol car before another officer arrived to assist. >> Got her. >> Yeah, she's inside. >> Marine clear traffic. So >> she cuffed. >> Oh yeah. >> So uh >> so she down. >> No, she wanted to fight and carry on. So she's acting stupid. >> What did he say I did? Because literally I'm I'm under arrest. I need handcuffs because I didn't shut my mouth. >> Well, if you calm down. Okay. Soon as I find out, I'll let you know. Were you not listening to him when he told you something? >> No, I listened to him. I asked him what was happening and he put me under arrest. He would never tell me why. Ask him why. Ask him what I did. Yelling and screaming. >> I was not yelling and screaming. I asked why asking to play music if I've paid a $300 bill plus a $100 tip to the bartender. It's an arrestable offense cuz I asked to play music >> this is walking and I live less than two blocks from. I asked him why. >> Did you comply with the deputy orders? >> Wait, I asked >> I'm asking you a question. >> Yep. >> Did he tell you that you were under arrest? >> No, he did not. >> Or did he tell you that he you were being detained? >> He didn't tell me either. I kept asking him why. What was he doing? >> As of right now, you're being I'll tell you're being detained. >> Jennifer began to portray herself as the victim and adamantly denied all charges even though it was clearly explained to her that she was being arrested for disorderly conduct and failing to comply with orders. However, she continued to question the police, repeatedly challenging them and defending her stance. >> So, I asked you to leave and you said no. I said, "You want to talk?" I said, "We will talk to you once you're off the property." Management wanted you gone because you were interrupting business >> and I asked you to talk to me. >> So, I asked you to leave. You said no, you weren't leaving. I'm just going to explain to you right now. I explained to you again. You refused to leave. >> Marks on my legs because I asked to talk to you. >> Well, I'm going to get >> DON'T TOUCH MY [ __ ] YOU HAVE TO HAVE A WARRANT. I don't have to have >> You have to have a warrant to search for >> You're under arrest, man. I can search the place cuz you're you're in my car. Arrest for what? You're hurting me. >> Disorderly in hurting me. What are you doing? >> Disorderly in talks. >> Hey. Hey. This hurts me. Help me. >> This hurts me. I am not listening. They're not meant to be comfortable. Have you been handcuffed? >> Yes. >> And you know that it's not comfortable whether you're moving around or not. And then again, you failed to leave the property out the depth. Listen, >> $400 at this property. What? >> If you don't want to listen, I can't tell you. But you want to continue to yell and scream at me. >> Well, if you want to know what's going on, I'm trying to explain it to you. But you want to continue to yell at me. >> This is awful. >> Did I put you in handcuffs? Am I the >> Why did that man put you in handcuffs? >> I've been trying to explain that to you, but all you want to do is yell at me. I've not raised my voice to you once. >> Can you not understand why I'm upset? You can't understand that. >> I can, but listen to me. So many meth addicts and homeless and [ __ ] on this island. >> Do you want to continue >> after me? >> The suspect's behavior was escalating and completely ignoring the police's explanations as if in her mind she was always the victim. Finally unable to tolerate this behavior any longer, the officer gave her time to calm down, but she remained defiant. Instead, she became more agitated, continuously criticizing and resisting. Now, do you want to stop and listen to me? If you want to stop and be calm, I will check your cuffs to make sure they're not too tight. >> What I've done is illegal. [crying] Please, what did I do is illegal. >> I've explained to you. >> Help me cuz this right is for >> Listen to me and I'll tell you why you're under arrest. >> Yeah, >> you're being arrested for trespass after warning the property. And I'm telling you, the property owner doesn't have to give you a reason to trespass you when you when you refuse. Would you like would you like for me to explain and and tell you why you're under arrested because you that's all you've been worried about. >> You don't care what you have. >> If that property owner wants to stand there and every third person walks past him, he wants to transfer past from his property. >> I'm just saying I'm not a violent offender. I didn't threaten anybody. I'm not a drug user. >> Did I say I didn't do anything? >> Did I say you were any of those? >> I don't understand that. So right now you're being arrested for trespass after warning. You're going to be going to jail for that. >> Here the officer demonstrated commendable patience by repeatedly explaining the situation to the woman. It's important to note that a restaurant owner has the right to refuse service to a customer if the customer is being disruptive or behaving inappropriately as long as the reason for refusals is not based on discrimination due to race, color, religion, gender, nationality, or other protected characteristics under the Civil Rights Act of 1964. At that point, Jennifer began citing various reasons, but when those failed, she revealed her true nature. I have a son that I need to pick up from school. So, what do I do? Moved here a little over two years ago. I don't have [ __ ] >> You don't have family, friends, nobody that you can trust. Okay, then we will call DCF. >> Then DCF can pick them up from school. >> No, no, no. >> Okay. If you don't have anybody in the state or anybody here that can pick your son up from school. >> No. DCS is custody over my son. >> Okay. If you don't have any, >> you're going to jail. So, >> were we not on our way over the property when I was asking? Would you like to tell us >> you're a liar? >> Okay. You're not coming out of cuffs. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, >> that you confiscated for from me without a warrant from my purse. >> Ma'am, when you're under arrest, we don't need a warrant to search propert. >> Okay. >> I have no one here. You don't understand. >> Okay. >> I can't let DCF face my kid. >> The police then explained the arrest procedure to her before taking her to jail. She faced charges including trespassing after warning, disorderly intoxication, and resisting officer without violence. >> I'm going to give these to her and go over to your son's school. >> And how long am I looking at being detained? >> Once you get down to the jail, it's 6 to 8 hours of processing time is generally what the jail takes by the time you're able to get your bond and contact a bondsman and get out. >> And I've done that. You know, there's disorderly intoxication. >> Okay. Even obstruction. You don't have to. You're >> What obstruction? I'm not calling you again. >> The suspect may face serious legal penalties. Specifically in Florida, trespassing after a warning can lead to a misdemeanor charge with penalties including fines and even short-term imprisonment as outlined in section 810.09. Disorderly intoxication, according to section 856.011, [music] 011 can result in fines and may require participation in alcohol education or treatment programs. Additionally, nonviolentresisting under section 843.02 02 [music] can be prosecuted as a firstdegree misdemeanor, potentially resulting in fines, probation, [music] or even imprisonment, and may also lead to enhanced or combined penalties, highlighting the severe legal consequences of her actions. >> Foot. Watch that foot. >> STOP. STOP. STOP IT. >> ALL RIGHT. SO, do me a favor. Step out of the vehicle. You're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence vehicle. >> A small action, a shake of the head, but the consequences are not small at all. >> I said I want to call my attorney. >> WHAT? FOR WHAT? >> Was like a beer or alcoh or like a shot or whatever. >> Like now you're >> Come on. >> I thought it was just a break to regain my strength, but I was awakened by handcuffs. fashionable lady walks through the parking lot as if on a catwalk. But just minutes later, the catwalk turns into the scene of a dramatic forced intervention. >> Trying to get her right back up back up. >> Back up to where now? >> Like towards Dayton. >> Okay. Where where did she come from? >> Um I was trying to get her right back at towards East Third. I know it's Memorial Day weekend. We were drinking biking and whatnot. And I told her I didn't want to be involved with her >> activities and she left me on the other side of the road to get a ride back towards date 10. So can you help with that? >> Maybe. We'll see. >> Oh, do you have you though? How do you know? >> Cuz I can tell. >> It's not It's not your job. >> I give people rides back to all the time. >> Were they think I'm like harassing our um property or something? >> Do they think? >> Yeah. The Toyota dealership called said that they had asked you to leave and that you didn't leave at first. >> I thought they were um kissing my journey. >> I'm not saying that you can't, but they were concerned with them. Maybe you've been drinking. >> Have you been drinking? Cuz you just told me that you guys drinking. >> I'm not um I have to hear back. >> That's fine. But we have to ask those questions. I have to make sure you take care of yourself. >> Can you take me back? Can you please do that now? >> I need your ID first. >> Then I'm I want to walk. Okay, hold on. I'm on house arrest. I don't want to violate nothing. I am very um my dad's I'm I'm just one of you left alone. >> So if you're not helping me, can I please never said I wouldn't help you. >> But I do. >> There's nothing here that's um armorous. So that means if you wear my name, I don't have nothing here in this city or county. My name is Alisa Wong. I'm just going to just keep walking. hysterical. You You seem like you're stumbling. Is that normal for you? >> Only because this thing is coming out of my leg. Okay. >> When her refusal to show ID became the spark, a chain reaction of psychological, emotional, and legal reactions began to explode between her and the police. And that wasn't even the most shocking part. >> Ma'am, hold on. I'm not resisting. Where are you charging away? Please don't start doing that crap. I'm not I'm not trying Please don't circle that. >> And then if I can't call my >> Okay. I'm calling my attorney. >> You're going to call your attorney? >> Yes. Because um >> Right. >> I'm not doing nothing and I and I have the right to walk. So please leave me alone. Bear with me. I would love to help you if I can. >> I'm going through something that where I'm missing my father. It's a holiday. I'm I'm allowed to I'm this. It has nothing to do with criminal division or traffic or your job. >> Okay. >> I'm going to be in and out my feelings for a while. If if anybody falls while walking that I'm right now, then you can do your job. But right now, >> I just want to be left alone. I want to scream. Please let me feel. Okay. I don't want to get in the water. So, we have a complaint from the people of Lost Toyota. But I'm just sorry, but I'll talk to the um other I I don't want anything. If you want a complaint, they can follow with the lawsuit. I'm asking you that that's not a civil matter. That's called disord. That's called disorderly. >> Sir, I'm not sir. Nothing. That's your opinion. No, it it's it's my I She got ankle monitor on. Not yet. You're not afraid to leave. >> What are you What am I being hurt at? >> I told you right now. Sir, can I leave this damn if they feel like I'm like watching? >> Do you have a Gemin? >> I I said I want to um work her back to work and I really don't want to even expose mine. I didn't because he said they're going to fart. They accidentally and I have it took me like 10 minutes. I'm not going to lie. I got my tobacco. You can follow me. That's it. I I have not done anything wrong. I packed. >> Did you park somewhere? >> No. I I I'm walking. Please just let me just go back. >> Right now you're being detained. >> A monitoring bracelet, an emotional woman, and a series of calls for a lawyer. But the police don't have time to be a psychiatrist. You won't believe what led to her conviction and a new legal chain. >> For investigator purpose, we figure out who you are. You have a big ink monitor on. You seem like you're impaired. We're We're fig at the back of the thing. I have the curfew from 7 to 7. >> Okay. Why can't you just tell us that? Tell us tell us who you are. >> I didn't know what you were like. >> I mean, we're over there. She was over there serving over there. >> She's all just listen. Just listen. We're out here in a business district. You're walking around here. Okay. >> Do you know somebody works here? >> Is that what your concern is? >> No. I was like one block like I don't even know where I'm at. I'm trying to hear back. >> Threw me off the road on that side of the road. Right. Like I was like on the other side of the road information so we can get this going. >> You're not harassing me. >> Scoot on in there now. >> No. I I'll right now listen. Not the attorney. >> I said I want to call my attorney. Listen to me. >> Now take a seat. >> No. I'm not I haven't broken a law. >> You ready? >> You're under arrest. >> YOU'RE LISTENING >> FOR WHAT? >> We already told you. You're even listening. >> No. No. Now my phone. Call my mother. >> Are you going to get in there? >> I'm on house arrest. What's up? >> You want to get in there? >> I'm calling my house. >> You're on real arrest, actually. You're harassing me. >> Where am I? Okay. >> TAKE A SEAT. >> I KNOW. >> NOW YOU'RE NOW you got TO RESIST EACH OTHER. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> Don't kick. >> Don't kick. Don't kick. Don't kick. >> Keep your feet in there. You're under arrest. >> Calmize right now, >> ma'am. Put your foot in there. You watch that foot. >> Put Put your foot in there right now. >> Get back in. I >> You're under no arrest right now. >> FOR WHAT? >> GET IN THERE. >> I'M CALLING MY >> GET IN THERE. >> I DON'T. >> I said I don't what you think. You no more. >> The screams, the flailing legs, and the command taser, taser, taser were not from an action movie, but from reality in a Toyota parking lot on a big holiday. >> This is your back now. >> Ready? Yep. Stay where you're at. I will tase you. Taser. Taser. Taser. I will tase you. >> Okay. >> Regardless. >> What did I do? YOU'RE COUNTING. I got >> I don't have to do nothing. I'm not. >> I'm not. >> Do not kick. Do not kick. Do not kick. Get your hand back. >> I'm not being torched. >> What? For wet. >> Why the AM I ON THAT ONE? >> CUFF that one first. I got this one. >> Turn me around. >> Turn me around. >> Turn me around. I DON'T WANT TO FIGHT WITH SALT. >> Nobody wants to fight. You got to calm down. >> What? >> Calm down. >> What the? >> Calm down. It's over. >> I don't understand. >> Calm down. It's over. >> I don't understand. >> MY TO the around. Open it. >> WHERE ARE my pores wet? >> Please. >> She's got a little BITTY WRIST. >> UNDERSTAND? >> ON YOUR SIDE. On your side. >> Okay. I'm not running, bro. I am compliant. This is not hot. I'm not doing that. I'm permanent on my kids. Stop. >> Please give me uping. [clears throat] >> We need to double lock him. >> Double lock him. >> Pull me up. >> Stop resisting us so we can get this over with. Bab. >> Okay. Stop. Stop. >> Pull me up. >> Hold on. >> Pull me up. >> There it is. >> All right. Stand up. >> We're going to go on two knees and we're going to stand you up. >> Oh. Oh, never. >> Do not kick. Do not fight. We're done. >> We're done now. >> I don't want to do this. >> I know you don't. We don't want to do. >> After verifying her identity, police discovered she was on probation in Montgomery County and had an arrest warrant from Green County. [music] She was later charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. While the charges in Green County were pending, she was charged in Montgomery County and sentenced to 5 years of probation in August [music] 2024 for child endangerment. Next, in the middle of a sacred holiday for mothers, a car sits quietly in the middle of [music] the road. And what's inside is something that even the police are stunned by. >> You're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. >> Was it like a beer or al like a shot or whatever? >> Like now you're >> Come on. >> When she was awakened, she said she had only had two drinks, but what happened next sent the entire patrol into immediate action. What's going on here? >> What happened? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. Okay. Where'd you come from? Were you driving on 59 just a second ago? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> My son picking up your son. The one in the car I see right there. How old is he? Where are you picking him up from? >> Um like I don't know. Like >> All right. You okay, though? Is there a reason we're we're asleep right here? >> Okay. >> You got the car in park, correct? >> Okay. All right. You okay? >> I'm okay. >> Any medical issues going on like that? Any medics or anything like that? >> No. Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? Two drinks. Okay. What kind of drink? What kind of drinks were they? >> We're not sure cuz like >> Cuz like a beer or alcoh or like a shot or whatever, anything like that. Okay. What time was that would you say that you had them? >> Uh two. >> At two. All right. But you're you're okay right now. or not. >> Okay. >> Okay. Two drinks at 2. Don't remember what time. When was the last time you ate? Ate something >> at 2:00. >> 2:00 as well. Okay. What did you last eat? Do you know? Okay. Can you do me a favor? Just shut off the car just cuz we're in a interesting spot for me. >> She didn't know where her car keys were. Couldn't remember what she had eaten and had no one to turn to for help. But she still tried to prove that she was completely fine. >> The key fob. Do you know where it is? Can you go ahead and grab it for me? Nope. Not the button. I don't need the charger. I just need the keys. Hey, put the put the car in park so you don't roll. I don't want you hitting another car. Okay. >> Can I borrow your flashlight? >> I left mine on the charger. >> I got this little possible 50. >> Possible 55. So, >> yeah. >> Hold on. >> All right. All right. All right. All right. Do me a favor. Just stay right here. Keep the window down. I'll be back. Just one second. Okay. Yeah. >> Do you have someone that can come pick up the kid or your son? Okay. Just in case they need to. >> No. Nobody. Grandparent, anything like that? Well, I just want to make sure if you know we have someone to watch the kid in the meantime. Okay. >> That matter. >> Okay. I was just asking. Okay. All right. So, do me a favor. Step out of the vehicle. Thank you very much. Okay. All right. We're going to walk. We are going to do them right over here. Okay. So, do me a favor. >> Seemingly simple sobriety test turned into an acting in the cold with an inevitable ending. It is true that there are two things people cannot hide. When they are drunk and when they are in love. >> Okay. Follow the tip. Follow the green light with your eyes only without moving your head. >> Okay. Can you see it? Okay. I can see your eyes. You're not even looking. >> Oh, I'm not looking. >> Yeah. You got to watch. There you go. You understand? Do you understand what I'm saying? Yes. >> Yeah. >> Come on. Look straight ahead. Okay. Look straight ahead for me. Okay. And just use your eyes. You're looking at the stimulus. Feet together. Arms at your sides. Okay. Just get We'll get through this quick. All right. >> Well, come on. >> I'm doing it. You got You got to work with me here. Okay. Get back in the starting position. Stack stand back right here. >> Oh my god. Come on. >> I'm trying I'm trying to get you to do it. Okay. >> So, as you are walking, keep your arms at your sides at all times. Watch your feet. You catch your steps out loud. Once you start walking, do not stop until you have completed the test. Do you understand? >> All right. Count your first step as one and you can begin. >> Oh my god. >> I don't know what. >> Remember the one leg stand, that was how I demonstrated it for you. So, go ahead and start. >> No, I'm not going to do that. >> In just minutes, what was supposed to be a peaceful Sunday turned into a serious legal incident. And the three-year-old was not left out. >> Find your back. You're going to be placed under arrest for driving. Okay. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> You're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. >> Stop pulling away. >> Stop pulling away. >> What do you mean? >> Stop pulling away. Stop resisting. >> Hold on. >> Nope. No holding on. >> Why? What do you mean? >> Swing her in front of my >> Like, how do you do this? Like, it's not even right. >> Did you call Did anyone call it out yet? >> Oh, no. >> Bravo to remarkable female in custody. Don't I don't have anything. >> I don't know that. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop. >> We have to search you. You're being You're an arrest. >> No. Like now you're >> Come on. Really? Okay. Go back to my car. I'm not from here. Okay. >> But we're going to put Come back over here, ma'am. Okay. Watch your head. >> Wow. You're car. >> Make sure you're all the way in. >> No way. >> In the state of Illinois, the penalty for a third DUI is 3 to 7 years in prison, a maximum fine of $25,000, and a minimum license revocation of 10 years. A blood alcohol level greater than equals 0.16 carries an additional penalty of a minimum of 90 days in prison and a minimum fine of $2,500. She was charged with third offense DUI with a BAC greater than equals 0.16 DUI with a child under 16 in the vehicle endangering the health/child and driving on the wrong side of the road. She could face serious jail time, loss of custody of her child, and permanent license revocation. >> Window. PUT YOUR HANDS UP NOW. HANDS UP. >> MP. >> What seemed like a routine violation turned out to be a shocking truth that left the police stunned. >> All right. Traffic still light about 100 miles an hour. Big crash. Big crash. >> Put your HANDS IN THE AIR. START WALKING BACK TO THE SOUND OF MY VOICE. >> Running away is instinctive, but it's not always right. An impulsive act can lead to unforeseeable consequence. >> About 100 miles an hour. We're safely driving. She stepped on the gas, but no one could have imagined what was waiting at the end of the road. >> PUT YOUR [ __ ] HANDS UP NOW. HANDS UP. >> HEY, DOWN ON your come back back further. Is it just kids in the car? >> How many kids are in the car? >> Greenfield police received a report about a woman stealing milk from Walgreens and fleeing in a car. But what no one expected was that this small theft would spark a dramatic high-speed chase. Roll down your window, man. >> Huh? >> Roll down the window. Vehicle took off. All right, traffic's still light. We're about 100 miles an hour. We're safely driving. Speeds are coming slowing. We are behind a little bit of traffic. Oh, crash, crash, crash, crash, crash, crash, crash. Big crash, big crash. When discovered, the woman hit the gas, leading the police on a chase that ended in a violent crash. In [snorts] an instant, everything spun out of control. >> PUT YOUR [ __ ] HANDS UP NOW. HANDS UP. HANDS UP. [music] >> KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. >> OKAY, PUT YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR. >> NOW, WALK BACK. >> WALK BACK. WALK BACK TO THE SOUND OF MY VOICE. KEEP WALKING. DON'T PUT YOUR [ __ ] HANDS DOWN. Keep walking back. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. STOP. STAY IN THE CAR. [ __ ] hate. Fade. Take steps to the right. STEPS TO THE RIGHT. PAM. LISTEN TO ME. TAKE STEPS TO THE RIGHT. >> STEP TO YOUR RIGHT. MORE. >> MORE. >> I understand. >> Step to the right. >> Now step all the way back toward the sound of my voice. KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. Get down on your Come back. Back further to the sound of my voice. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Face away from me. >> How many kids are in the car? >> How many kids are in the car? >> One more kid. >> How's the other child? >> How old is a child? Are they able to walk? >> Yes. Crazy right there. >> After the crash, police surrounded the vehicle. The standoff grew tense as Danielle hesitated and failed to fully comply with her commands. >> Do you have anything on you? >> Turn and face the car. Turn and face the car. Spread your feet. Lift up your back arms. [snorts] Okay. Sure. We'll take her back on back. >> Please call my sister, please. >> Not right now. >> I LOVE YOU. [screaming] >> ALL RIGHT. Officers transported >> in the interrogation room. The truth came to light. Danielle didn't try to deny her actions, but her confession revealed a far greater tragedy. >> Your kids are okay. I believe the grandma. Yeah, there are children and your grandma's going to go pick them up. Hope um so they're they're they're okay. Okay. So, you want to tell me what was going on? How did it start? What were you doing in uh Walgreens? >> Uh I took some food and some baby. >> Took some food. Okay. Do you know the amount of approximately of how much you took? >> Yeah, they said like two. >> And I'm guessing they didn't give you consent. You just took it away. >> No, I sw my car. She said it was okay. Okay. Um, so when we pulled you over, did you know that you were pulled over? Did you see the lights and sirens? I mean, you stopped. So, you stopped and you rolled down the window for a little bit. Um, and you started running away. What was the reason for running away? >> I really wasn't thinking like I was like thinking like I didn't want to go to jail and then my kids not have nobody in there. It's like me running away. Still did the same thing. >> Is it Did you recognize that you were putting your children in danger by running away? I wasn't thinking about like all the stuff that could have happened at that moment. Like uh >> were your children the seat belts? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Where were they located when you were driving away? >> Um back passenger and the back driver. >> Back passenger. Okay. >> They have car seats or no? >> Cuz they just don't have here for a little bit. >> I appreciate it. Thank you. In Wisconsin, fleeing from the police can be punished with up to six years in prison and a $10,000 zero cent fine. Firstderee recklessly endangering safety carries a penalty of up to 12 years and 6 months in prison. While retail theft involving merchandise valued under $500, 0 can result in up to 9 months in jail. Danielle was charged with fleeing from police, first-degree recklessly endangering safety, and retail theft. Up next, Karen was just steps away from home, but walk straight into the point of no return. >> I can pay a laundry. >> No, ma'am. Look, dude. I cannot sit. We were about to have her out of the car. >> Yeah, >> that's why I was like as soon as as soon as she started out of the car, I was like, "Yep, this is going to go that way. It's going to go that way." >> I'm not arguing anyway. >> Can I use a Can I >> Ma'am, I have a female deputy over here that's going to charge. Perfect. >> After repeatedly refusing to exit the vehicle, she finally agreed to take the sobriety test. And from that moment, emotion, reason, and truth began to collide. >> Um, did you have anything to drink tonight? >> Bravo 19 had many drinks. Okay. >> All right. Um, like what what kind of drinks? Like uh beer, vodka, soda, and a shot of what? A drone. Okay. Um, do me a favor. Um, once you step out of the vehicle, step out of the vehicle, please. Kaitlin, I need you to step out of the vehicle. Caitlyn, I need you to step. No, no, ma'am. No, ma'am. We're we're we're we're not discussing home. I I understand that you're you're around the corner from your house, but I need you to step out of the car. >> Alpha's >> I'm ask if Alpha 226 is available. You have her 51. We'll probably need her for a female check. The reason I I'm asking you to step >> I >> I'm asking you to step out of the car because I believe that you're impaired. >> Okay. So, I need you to step out of the car. I'm asking very nicely. Thank you. >> I'm a homeowner. I'm like >> um I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. Are you going to allow me to do that? >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. So, >> handcuffed in the middle of the night wearing only a flimsy dress. All she had left was shame and an overwhelming sense of helplessness. But this was only the beginning of the unraveling that would ultimately break her. >> We were about to have her out of the car. >> Yeah. >> That's why I was like as soon as as soon as she started out of the car, I was like, "Yep, this is going to go that way. It's going to go that way. What? >> I'm on. Hey. Oh. [laughter] Nice. And these guys are one of the funniest guys on the squad. I'm not even joking. Right. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Like >> not even trying. So funny. >> That works. >> That car >> for real facility is an additional charge. Let me know. Now it's introduction to contraband facility is an additional charge. >> Nothing. All right. Face the car. It's purple. >> Um, yes, ma'am. >> I cannot have to be here. >> I don't want you to pee your pants. The jail's right around the corner. You're wearing like a whole one piece thing. I'm wearing a dress and shorts. >> What's up on your This is like a It's a tank top. It's a tank top. It's not compression. bad. But it's >> very in your car considered illegal. >> Absolutely not. Okay. Like you said, I am not awesome. >> Yeah. Can I pee? >> Can I be a bush or whatever your name? I don't here. >> The problem is right here. >> Amid choke sobs and desperate pleas, she repeated herself in panic. Was it raw emotion or a final attempt to escape the inevitable? >> Families in New York. I don't have anybody who can bail me out here and I'm right close like is there any way I I will I'm not going to be a runner. I'm in a dress like um I'm terrified. If I could smoke a cigarette, if I could try to call my mom and give her a heads up, that would be great. She's going to be horrified. I don't have anybody in Florida that can help me. I moved here by myself and it's Easter. I don't have anything to hide. I don't have drugs. I'm not a drug addict. I'm not creepy. But I uh I really want to call my mom cuz she's going to be horrified. >> It's It's 1:30 in the morning. >> Well, I don't How am I going to get out of jail, sir? I don't have anybody in Florida that I have. I don't even know how to do this. I have nobody to a block. I live literally down the street. >> I don't have anybody help me out. I don't >> I have to call my I'm not druggy. I'm not I don't do drugs. I'm not an [ __ ] If there's any way I could smoke a cigarette and try to call my family. >> We're about to leave. We're not smoking a cigarette. Okay. >> Can I call my mother? >> Caitlyn was officially arrested for DUI driving under the influence and for refusing a breath test, an aggravating factor in many states. She was required to be held for at least eight hours and may face administrative penalties. [music] Are you serious? >> Absolutely. >> You tell me not to stand on the sidewalk. How am I going to disorderly conduct? >> How is it just conduct? >> Because you're intoxicated. >> What do you want? >> Okay. >> What are you doing? >> I said okay. >> Okay. >> Let me. >> She claimed to be the victim, but her family said otherwise. And when the police arrived, the truth began to crack. >> There was no conversation of any walked in the house, got punched in the face. She kind of runs out the house and trying to make a big scene. >> When words don't match reality, who will end up paying the price? >> Was she drinking the day? I mean, she drink here >> for disorderly conduct. >> I didn't join. >> Turn around. >> You just came home and your mom just started punching you in the face. >> It all started with a simple phone call. But the tension was clear in every glance. >> Are you serious? >> Absolutely. >> You told me how to stand on the sidewalk. >> Right. But you I also told you if your behavior continued, you'd be arrested. Drop the purse. >> Drop the purse. But you are under arrest. >> I was on the phone. >> Are you serious, bro? >> Absolutely. >> This is crazy. >> No, I did not. I never stepped on the property. You didn't step on the property. That's correct. >> How am I getting arrested? >> Disorderly conduct. >> How is it disorderly conduct? >> Because you're intoxicated. >> I'm not. You didn't even test. >> On December 1, 2024 in Ohio, police approached a group standing outside a house after a call reporting a disturbance. But what they found behind that door was far more chaotic. >> You hear this side first and then you go catch her. >> What's going on? Who called the police? >> My stepdaughter. >> What's your stepdaughter's name? >> Armani. >> Okay. Can I speak to her? >> She ran across the street over there to the fire department. >> Cuz she thinks she she thinks she runs. She don't. She come home drunk and belligerent. Passed out in front of the kids. Found her in the bathroom floor. Passed out in front of the kids. >> And her mom got on her. She get talking crazy and her mom told her she had to go and they get the car, you know, got a little heated or whatever. >> How old is she? >> She's 26. >> Does she live here? >> She doesn't live here. She's been staying here to visit her kids, but she don't live here. She have her own place over there in Wils where she's supposed to be at. She got her own place over there. >> She just been here visiting her kids. So, we've been trying to let her see them and bond with them as much as possible, hoping she get herself together. But she keeps doing this right here. Was she drinking today? I mean, she drinking today here. >> She was not drinking here. She left and she came home. >> Woke up and she was here. >> She left again and she came home drunk. >> And she was in my bathroom with the kids screaming, "Mommy, >> 11." >> What? 11:38. Well, >> she just got home this morning. >> Her testimony and that of her family contradicted each other. And when the police began to investigate the address, a dispute over the right to stay erupted. >> I literally just walked in the house. I literally just got home. >> Where'd you get home from? >> I was I was just, you know, with a friend and just kind of help just punching me in front. >> Punch you again. again. This is the second time I didn't press press charges. This is not >> you see your face there. >> What happened with your >> I don't even got no shoes on. I ran across. I ran here with nothing. I ran nothing. I ran here with nothing. No shoes. Nothing. Nothing. I can't tell if it's I don't have lipstick. I don't have lipstick on. I don't wear lipstick. >> Okay. >> I know. I don't wear I don't wear it. >> So, you just came home and your mom just started punching you in the face. Nothing else happened. >> This is the second time I'm pressing charges against the second time. The second time >> you live over there. >> And it's like jealousy. Like I don't know what it is. I don't know what it is. >> So there was no conversation of any walked in the house, got punched in the face. >> She was like, "Oh, so so so and just honestly I can't even remember. I just defend like defend myself." >> Anger overwhelmed reason and in her intoxicated state, she began to lose complete control. It seemed as though she had unwittingly thrown herself into the whirlwind of the law. I do. And earlier my brother wants to commit. Like it's a lot going on. It's a lot going on. Earlier my brother was trying to commit my youngest brother. I'm the oldest. You live my ID. I just saw my ID. Look, I live there. I [ __ ] She wanted to fight me a court for my kids. >> You live on Virginia. >> I live here. I literally can show you. >> Then what is your address on Virginia? That's like an extra apartment because me and my mom have stuff like not like this big of stuff. I do. >> No, that's your That's where you live. >> I don't. I We can show you. >> Do you pay Do you pay me? >> I can show you mail that I just got yesterday. >> You pay utilities here. >> My name is I get mail. >> Do you pay Do you pay utilities? >> I don't pay for nothing. >> You don't pay for nothing? >> My mom doesn't even pay for anything else. >> You don't pay for anything in this house? >> My mom doesn't pay for [ __ ] either. >> All right. So, you don't pay for anything in this house and you have another apartment over on Virginia >> for a [ __ ] like this. >> Come on. Okay. So, listen. I'm going to explain it to you. All right. You live on Virginia. Stop. >> Just by coming over here and staying every once in a while. No, you're not listening to me. I'm explaining to you. >> That's not the case. You don't pay any utilities here. You don't >> doesn't pay bills either. >> You don't have your mom is not the issue. You're the issue. We're not talking about your mom. We're talking about you. supposed to be. >> You don't have a lease agreement. >> Neither does she. >> We're not talking about her though. Stay focused. >> This is the thing though. It's not that. >> I have an apartment in a little bit. >> Okay. And we'll take you over there. So, you're going to have to get out of the ambulance. You can take a seat in the back of my car till we go over and get your shoes and pay. Like, I'm just saying. >> Well, I'm just saying that as a courtesy so you don't have to stand outside your friend. Like I literally delivered lemonade the other day here and it's just crazy that I ran over the best they could and look at my food. >> Instead of listening and walking away, she chose to stay and escalate the chaos. Now what awaits her is not sympathy but a courtroom. >> You will not go with me. >> What do you mean? >> Stay here and have a seat in the back. >> Are youing kidding? >> Nope. 100%. Mindbago. What? She's the reason why I was drinking. >> All right. >> What is that? >> These are some shoes. >> Can't even wear these. >> Okay. Well, they pretty warm. And >> this is wild. Is my phone in there? >> Yep. Your phone in there? Your wallet's in there? >> This is crazy. >> So, like I said, you can come back tomorrow to get that stuff. >> Are you going to come and let me get my [ __ ] >> You Yeah, you can. You listen to that. >> This is crazy. >> What I'm going to put in this call is that you are trespassing this property. >> How am I trespassing for today? over. I'M GOING TO ARREST YOU FOR PUBLIC INT. >> I'VE already told you, come back tomorrow when you're so if I come tomorrow, you're not going to charge me with trespassing tomorrow. >> That's correct. >> That's correct. That's That's what they said. They said they because you're drunk right now. I'm going to tell you right now. First of all, first of all, you cannot call 911 when you don't have an emergency. >> But I'm just confused. No. Nope. So, listen. >> How? >> So, listen. If you call 9 cuz I'm trying to explain it to you or I could just arrest you for misusing 911. So, I'm gonna explain I'm going to explain it to you and I'm going to give you a warning. That's what's going to tell me anything. I either go to jail or you're going to start walking on the street. If you don't clearly don't start leaving, I'm going to arrest you for public intoxicates. The behavior take a walk or get arrested. >> Take a walk or get arrested. Disorderly conduct. Take a walk or get arrested. Go to McDonald's and call down there. Use some common sense. I'm serious. Take a walk or get arrested. >> Intoxicated being disorderly. >> Do you want to go arrest or do you want to walk? Yes or no? >> Okay, >> then get down the road. >> We're doing you a favor right now. >> Is this what you wanted? >> Don't have to babysit you. >> You're an adult. Act like one. Get down the road. I'm sick of it. I'm sick of listening to you. Get down the road. Call for a ride down there with warm. >> I did. >> So, we're probably going to end up leaving. She's right there. One moment of poor judgment and the price could be her entire future. In this very moment, every door to her freedom has officially closed. >> Disorderly conduct. >> Turn around. You're under arrest for disorderly conduct. Are you serious? >> Absolutely. >> You told me not to stand on the sidewalk. >> Right. But you I also told you if your behavior continued, you should be arrested. Drop the purse. >> I was on Drop the >> I was on the phone. >> You were I have I've seen the video. Show me of you inside the house yelling and screaming, acting disorderly while you are intoxicated. So, you are under arrest. >> No, I did not. I never stepped on the property. >> You didn't step on the property. That's correct. You're not. >> How am I getting arrested? >> Disorderly conduct. >> How is it disorderly conduct? >> Because you're intoxicated. >> I'm not. You didn't even test me. You don't know [ __ ] >> Armani, you admitted to me earlier you're intoxicated. >> I told you yes, I've been drinking. That doesn't mean that I'm above the limit or nothing. You never did know that. >> You appear to be visibly intoxicated. >> No, I don't. Armani was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct and domestic violence based on allegations and video evidence provided by her mother. Up next, Karen, who thought [music] she was smarter than the law until the verdict was delivered. >> Oh, it's okay. >> Okay, be do it easy. I consider my teaching police [ __ ] >> We were friends just >> don't care about nobody. >> What about my little boy? >> Please don't resist. >> Thank you. >> I'm not resting. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Just don't don't >> 14. [ __ ] >> I'm going to have a white team at 10:15. Sign a case number on me. Please. >> Let's go, man. Thanks. >> Let's go to my car. >> Can I smoke a cigarette, please? >> I get >> Can I put my shoes on? >> Okay, you can. >> Be kind. >> Uncline. Put it on. >> You're human. >> I'm a human. >> What about a little boy? >> He's in the golf car. >> You don't have to yell. >> I don't. >> No, there's no I mean I'm I'm not that deaf yet. >> What? Are you going to arrest me now? Now I go to jail. under us. >> Police found an intoxicated woman and her son at the scene of the crash and that was only the beginning. >> You have ID, ma'am? Registration. This your car? >> No, I don't. >> Why is your name ma'am? You okay, baby? >> Fine. >> No. What's wrong? Are you okay? >> No. >> What's wrong? Bobby, >> you heard? You hurt her? >> No. >> You want to step outside here? Okay. >> Yes, >> baby. No, you stay here. Just stay there. Okay. >> Can I have the keys to the car, please? >> Come over here, baby. What's your name? >> Look, I just meant to. >> Huh? >> Come on here. >> My baby. My baby. >> That's your mom. Is this your mom? >> No. But but >> come here. Down here. Down here. Don't give me. >> Okay. >> She denied the accident, avoided responsibility and couldn't even name a single relative who could take care of the child. Karina began to spiral deeper into a mess of chaotic emotions. >> Auntie that we can call >> grandma auntie to call. We have a grandma auntie to call for baby for him. Please don't. >> We need to honor him. Listen to me. >> Can we have a a relative come and get him? Cuz you know going to be >> I don't have any relative. >> Okay. So he going to go to then he going to go to >> let him come home with me. >> No. 42 >> 71. >> He ain't a good man. You ain't a good man. >> Shoot the head. >> No, you're not. >> You ain't a good man. >> What's his date of birth? >> No, you're not. >> Somebody else has got to come get him. It's not really >> Give us a name so we can call a name and a phone number. Is that your cell phone there? It's >> dead. >> Can I charge it up for you so we can get a phone number? Where do you live at? >> Give me my son. >> You're not. >> I'm going to go home. >> Drive in. >> We have to wait for a double date. >> Well, no. We want somebody to come get him. We don't want to have him do that. We're asking you to call me home. >> Definitely not doing that. >> After several failed attempts at cooperation, Karina was told to turn around. It was no longer a request. It was the moment the sentence began to take shape. >> Crash. I didn't hit any cars. >> A couple vehicles, couple mailboxes down the road. I'm investigating the DUI. >> There's no DUI. >> Okay. That's what I'm letting you know. I'm investigating the DUI. Okay. This is an investigation about the DUI. Okay. >> Why do you want to take me to jail? >> Cuz it looks like you are on the influence of alcohol. >> It's going to be worse for you. The signs are way too high. I cannot I'm not going to give you a hand. Hold my hand. Let me >> put you going to help you out. >> You are a bad police. >> Can you perform for me for the wrong sides? >> I'm not saying anything about the arms. Keep it. >> What do you want me to do? >> I want you to keep your arms lower by your sides like this. Listen very carefully. >> I'm listening. Give me a minute. I'm listening. >> Okay. You're going to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and eyes only without moving your head. Do you understand? In [snorts] Florida, a DUI conviction can result in fines ranging from $500 .0 to $1,000 .0, a driver's license suspension of 6 months to one year, and a possible jail sentence of up to 6 months. Reena is facing DUI and child neglect charges and will have to deal with serious legal consequences including a driver's license suspension and intervention from the Department of Children and Families DCF. [snorts] Anyway, the point is directors were will were told that >> what the are you talking about? Look at the other people over here and I'm in handcuffs. >> Are you kidding me right now? I promise that if you give us a hard time, all right, it's not going to be well. >> I I I haven't known yet. >> She thought it was just a ticket, but when she got drunk, argued with the police, and lost control, things quickly turned into a disaster. >> She's out of the She's out of the She's under. >> Like I said, you're under arrest. You're under arrest for DUI. One hunk started a series of mistakes that landed her with four criminal charges. A seemingly simple situation, but an unpredictable reaction changed everything. >> Ma'am, I'm holding my camera. >> Ma'am, you you're going the wrong way. You cannot go this way. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, you can't go this way. >> No, you're not. You're going to get You're going to make >> You're going to park over there. No, you're not. You have to back off. >> I'm telling you, you are not. No, you are not. You are going to reverse and go the right way. You're driving the wrong way on the wrong side of the road. >> Calling all those people. >> All the what people? Ma'am, your your nose your nose on with somebody right now. Please turn around and go this way. >> Ma'am, there are children on the roadway. Please make a U-turn and go this way. Please. No, you're in drive. Please turn around. Reverse. >> Thank you. >> Appreciate you. >> Please reverse and go this way. Please. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Please go that way. Ma'am, we need >> Yeah, >> 9285 West Palm. Please give me a call in front of Restoration Hardway. >> We have a vehicle that's going the wrong way. Refusing to turn around. >> All right, I'll turn around. >> I need you to turn around. >> Just move right there. Ma'am, if you don't move your car when a police car gets here, we're going to remove you from your vehicle and take you to Palm Beach County Jail. >> Onto this roadway. >> Can I just >> No, you can't. >> No, you cannot. >> You either go that way. >> You have to back up and go the proper way. >> Step out of the car, please. >> Step out of the car, please. Spotting a car going in the opposite direction, the police asked her to stop, but the female driver argued and did not cooperate, signaling a tense situation was about to happen. Step out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Okay. >> Right over here. Just stand right over here. >> What? >> What? >> And we'll have one. You're arresting me for what? >> For what? >> I need to go home. My dog >> needs food. >> I'm going to break some break. >> Are youing? >> You are wasting your time. So hardcore. You are wasting your time. You are wasting your time. You're putting me in handcuffs for what? Like I need to go home to my daughter. >> You'll give him plenty of opportunities to comply. >> Okay. Well, then I'll comply. I need to go. >> The officer gave you at least 10. The officer >> I came up and said for you to go >> cuz if you didn't, you were going to go to jail when the car got here and the car got here. >> Well, I want to go. >> It's too late now. >> No, I'm not going in the car. >> Well, unfortunately, at some point, we >> listen to me. What the are you talking about? Look at theing other people over here and I'm in the handcuffs. >> But there you're [laughter] looking at you're the one that's taking >> Are you kidding me right now? Are you okay? You know what? I'm just going to >> You're really not helping yourself very much. >> I know. I know. >> You understand that? >> Yes. I'm I Please just take me home. >> Faced with her uncooperative and increasingly out of control attitude forcing the police to take control, her chaotic reaction only made things worse. ask you any other questions that will incriminate you. However, what I'm going to do based on my observations of you, the observations of the officer that stopped you. >> Can I do my Can I do my test? >> Well, they're not tests. They're tasks. Okay. But what >> it's a test like right here. If I didn't have this >> Okay. Can you listen to me? >> Do I can't do anything with my Okay. I'm sorry. I can't do anything with my ears. He's speaking to you. Can you listen to him? He's been nothing but respectful. Just listen. I am going to offer you the opportunity to perform the field sobriety tasks. Okay? Which does require the handcuffs to come off. All right? I have to give you the same thing I give everyone that I tell that has handcuffs on them. >> You are humiliating me now in front of my job. Like I >> I'm not doing I'm not doing anything. >> Okay. Now, >> no. This is really bad. I have to ask you. This is really bad. This is really a long way. Really, really, really bad. >> Okay. I was trying to go home. I was just trying to go home. I was trying to go home. >> You're trying to go home. >> I want to go. >> There's a sign right there that says no left turn, but you were trying to go home. >> I live in Palm Beach. I'm trying to go home. >> So, then why would you be turning left here if you're trying to go home? >> Well, I would point in the right direction, but my [ __ ] >> The right direction is that way to 95. Sorry, I'm letting you know >> this goes under the hill. >> Okay, honey. I know I live in Alex Point, but I can't. Okay, I need to go home now to Palm Beach Gardens. That way. It's right. >> It's right. >> So then why did you turn left? >> Because I need to get out of this town and go that way. >> I'm trying home. >> Then you should have just kept going straight. >> Dude, I'm trying to go. Do you want to Google my address right now? >> I know. I'm telling you right now. >> Google my address. Google my address. >> All you got to do is go straight. >> You take me home. I'll leave my car here. I don't care. >> Well, you're you're Okay. >> I'm not getting trouble. I'm not doing anything. I just want to go home. >> All right. Are you willing? >> I just want to go home. >> Are you willing to do the field exercises? >> We just pushed a bunch of people out towards >> No, but you know what? I'm not I'm not gonna do it in front of No, I'm not doing it. >> Would you like us? >> Would you like us to relocate you somewhere that's not in front of people? >> Sarah yelled, insulted the police, and steadfastly refused to take a breathalyzer test, forcing them to announce that her license would be suspended under Florida law. >> She's under the cop. She's on the cup. SHE'S ON THE CUP. SHE'S UNDER THE COVER. I'm working against wait. >> Wait. Do not get out. >> Wait, wait, WAIT. STOP. STOP. GET OUT. [ __ ] Get out. >> Don't resist. >> Get out. We have to >> get off of me. >> I don't even know. >> Put her in there. Put it right here. >> Zip it. >> Pull it. Guys, >> hold on. >> I got it. >> I got it. I got it. >> You guys are so >> over here now. >> We're good. We're good. [screaming] >> STOP. PULL IT. >> Pull it. Pull it. >> Pull this. Pull this. >> Pull it. >> Pull it. There you go. >> Hold on. No. Tighter. Tighter. >> All right. >> Pull it. There you go. >> All right. >> Is she seat? Is she seat belted? >> Huh? Seat belt. No. I can't I can't >> The reason I'm here >> is to investigate what happened. >> Okay. Well, >> he's getting through the bus. >> Okay. >> You >> That's fine. >> You what? What happened? >> He has body camera. He has footage. >> Well, I'm going to review his footage afterwards, but I want to hear it from your from your words. What happened? So, I have your description so I can hear your side of it and not just take their side. I want to hear your side as well. Okay. So, what happened? [snorts] >> So, I'm gonna cry. Sorry. Um I made the wrong decision to I was leaving um I was leaving Okobee. I should have just kept on going straight. So, I made a wrong decision. Um there was a protest going on which Yeah. He's just here because I >> Sarah was charged with driving under the influence, assaulting a law enforcement officer and obstructing a law enforcement officer without violence. Next, a drunk Karen. A seemingly simple situation quickly turns chaotic. >> Promise that if you give us a hard time, all right, it's not going to be well. >> I I I I haven't learned yet. Police arrived at the scene after the collision and asked the woman to cooperate, but she was disorganized and suspected of being intoxicated, leading to a stress test. >> Man, what's going on today? >> No, I was just >> You were what? >> Okay. Can you think I'm going to come talk to you in a couple minutes just to get some more information? You think you think you could sit at the back of the Thank you. You think you can sit at the back of the All right, that's enough. You think you can sit at the back of the rescue for me, >> please? Or stand right here for 5 minutes? That's fine. Okay. Can you guys just take her in there for a minute? >> Wherever you want. >> What's your name? Can you Can you sit over there, please, for a minute? Okay. >> I'm Deputy. I'm with the sheriff's office. Jee, I'm now conducting a DUI investigation. Okay. The police asked for a check, but she kept interrupting, was impatient, and made mistakes causing tensions to escalate. >> If if you could, you could put your phone down just so you can pay attention what I'm telling you. >> I'm going to conduct a series of exercises. Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. The first exercise is called uh the horizontal gaze of stagnas. Okay. So, basically what you're going to do is you're going to follow my finger >> with both your hands and feet together. Okay. >> My arm. >> Hands and feet at your side. at your side. Like this. Like this. Do you see what I'm doing? Like this? >> Like this? >> You're You're not doing that. >> It's just a starting position. Can you hear me for a second? >> So, follow my finger with your eyes. Let me step down a little bit. You want to back up a little bit, please? >> So that way we're not so close. All right. So, just follow my follow the top of my finger with your eyes. Okay. >> Don't move your head. Just your eyes. All right. >> Just your eyes. All right, don't move your head. All right, I'm going to do the same thing, but I'm going to go up and down. Okay, keep on following it with your eyes. >> 3 4 5 I'm not driving. I'm not going anywhere. Okay. But again, you have to pay attention to what I'm trying to explain to you. So that way, you have a good chance at doing the exercise correctly. All right? If I don't explain it to you and you don't know what you're going to do, you're going to completely do it wrong. And I want to make sure you have a chance of doing it right. Okay? I want I'm trying to give you the benefit of the doubt. >> I'm not anywhere. >> Okay? Can Can you watch her do the exercise and then you do it? >> Can you just >> Okay. Despite further instructions, the woman remained defiant and resisted, forcing police to arrest her when she continued to disobey. Quiet. >> That's it. >> Yeah. All right. Last exercise. Look at him. Look at him. Put your hands at your side. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're under arrest for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. >> That's me. Mm- No. >> Unlock it. Fond. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. >> Thank you. Do not do not get out of the car. >> Stay in the car. >> Okay. Do not get out of the car. Stay in the car. >> I promise >> that if you give us a hard time. All right. It's not going to be well. >> I I I have it. >> All right. Put her inside this roller window, though. >> All right. Get inside the car. >> Get inside the car. >> Get in the car. >> Don't kick me. Kick me. >> Okay. You just got another charge from battery on a law enforcement officer. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. I'm trying to see you now. Get in the car. Get in the car. You just kicked him. You just caught another charge. >> Close. Move your foot. Go talk to him over there. Move your foot. >> Move your foot. Move your foot. >> Move your foot. Move your foot. >> Why? >> Move your foot. >> The woman continued to resist, kicked the police, and was charged with more charges. Actions that only made her situation worse. >> Move your foot. Move your foot. You want me to grab it from the other side? >> Move your foot over. >> Your foot back in. >> Pull her. Pull her. >> Hey. >> Hey. >> You need to sit still. Stop hating yourself. You got to sit still. All right. >> Okay. I know he's your husband, but you got to sit still. All right. >> Babe. Babe. Hey, you got to sit still. Okay. >> You're going to get a citation for following too closely for the accident. Okay. >> You got into an accident. >> You don't remember the accident? >> Yeah. Hot. >> Like I said, you're under arrest. You're under arrest for DUI >> and batting a Leo. Okay. All right. >> Listen to what I'm telling you. All right. This nice deputy here. >> It doesn't matter. >> Okay. See? >> Get me. This thing is actually walk towards the front of the vehicle. Let me catch you down real quick. Okay, >> papa. It's fine. >> Going to catch you down real quick. >> Touch me. Oh yeah. All the way. Oh, I'm not serious. No. This thing. Get this thing. What do you think? I'm going to lose my stuff. It >> doesn't matter. It doesn't [ __ ] matter. >> In Florida, a firsttime DUI can result in a fine, license suspension, and up to 6 months in jail. Assaulting a police officer can result in an additional 5-year prison sentence. The woman was formally arrested on charges of driving under the influence of alcohol and traffic violations. [screaming] >> Go ahead. >> Go ahead and put your hands behind your back for me. >> No. >> Yeah, you're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> This is not >> No, I'm not. >> No, don't don't be hitting. A drunk mother, a one-year-old baby in the car, and a breathtaking [music] road chase. >> GET ON THE [screaming] GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> NO. NO. >> THREATENED. Please don't. >> Oh my god. >> Cars on fire, children in danger, and one wrong decision sends things spiraling out of control. Police approached her out of suspicion. And although she denied and then admitted to having been drinking, this was only the beginning [music] of a more complicated development that followed. >> My baby's up there. >> That's why I want to talk to you back here. >> Yes, sir. >> We've been looking for you out on the bypass, but somebody said they thought you was intoxicated. >> No, sir. We're just lost. >> What's the smell of alcohol I'm smelling? >> I'm sorry. I got I've got smell call up there, but I haven't been drinking. I'm just lost and I'm ready to go home. >> Okay. You've not been drinking? >> No. >> So, how's the smell on you? >> Because my He's daddy. I let him out on the side of the road and we're just lost and we're ready to go home. >> Okay. He poured off on you or something? >> Yeah. He just >> Okay. So, you won't you won't mind you won't mind at a couple checks real quick to make sure you're good to go. >> I'm just ready to go home. >> You got your license with you? >> Yeah. It's in the front seat. >> Okay. Let's grab that real quick and then we'll we'll get things started. So, you're looking for Delana? >> I am. I'm just I'm just lost. I'm ready to go home. >> Okay. So, what happened to your car? >> That was I hit his um I hit my girlfriend's cross tie. >> Yeah. >> Going down his driveway a couple of days ago. And >> Okay. >> And I didn't know it and it took my it took that >> away from the So, you say you've not had nothing to drink, right? There's her. >> Okay. So, you don't mind doing a couple tests just to make me feel good since I smell. I mean it. >> After admitting to having been drinking, Tolbert had difficulty taking the test but insisted on taking his child home. >> Lula. Okay. >> All right. Well, what I want you to do first test here. Yeah. Go ahead and put that down cuz >> I'm just going to set this the first. Okay. >> What I want you to do is when we get started with your hands by your side and your feet together, okay? >> I want you to follow the tip of my finger. Okay. And when I start moving back and forth, don't move your head. Just let your eyes follow it. Okay. >> You wear contacts? >> I don't. >> All right. Can you see my finger? Okay. >> I can see your finger. >> Okay. Just follow it with your eyes. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Don't move your head. >> Don't get ahead of me now. >> Okay. Next thing you want to do is you okay with this? Got a little slight tilt to it. You okay the way it is? >> I'm good. Okay. Picking the foot of your choice. What I want you to do is when we get tell you to start is put your feet together. Pick the foot of your choice. Right or left, it don't matter. You ain't got no hip problems, right? >> No. >> Okay. Lift that foot about 6 in off the ground. Such as that. Look at it. The heel messing me up. >> Mhm. >> Look at it and count. Wait till I tell you to start and count 100,00 1,002 1003 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> All right. When do you want me to put my foot down? >> When I tell you to stop. >> All right. >> Okay. >> 1,00 >> Hang on. Let me tell you. >> Tell me when. >> Okay. >> 1,002 1,003 1,004 100, 105 I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> 1,00 1,002 100,00 >> Okay, that's good. That's good. >> Wait, let we'll do the easier one. >> Can we? >> Okay. See the line right here? I can >> now stand on this line facing me. Okay. >> I am >> not that. Not that. This see the line that's coming this way. >> Okay. >> I want you to place your right foot on that line. >> Put your left foot in front of it and with your hands by your side, just maintain that. >> Okay. >> Seeing signs of a violation, the police prepared to arrest him when Tolbert suddenly ran away with his child, turning the situation into a tense chase. >> An influence. Listen to me. Is there somebody come pick up the child? >> My mom and dad. >> Where are they at? >> They're at home. >> Where is home? >> Home is Delana. >> Okay. I want you to call them. Have them in route cuz if they can't come, we're calling defax. >> All right. >> They've got Delana. It should take them about an hour to get here. Right. Here's a good safe spot. Okay. All right. >> So, get them coming. >> Call Keep in mind you are under arrest. Okay. >> Why? >> For driving under the influence. >> But I'm not. >> You are. You want me to prove to you sensor? >> Serious consequences. Weekend jail, community service, and a costly lesson for bad decisions when driving with small children. Get out of the vehicle. >> Get down. >> Get on [screaming] the ground. >> GET DOWN. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Put your hands behind your back. All right, sit up. Put in your car. Dispatch, we're 9:00 at this time. Have fire smoking from the vehicle. >> 207. Dispatch, >> see if we can get this baby out. >> Yep, we're getting a baby. >> Continuing northbound. 207 dispatch. We're 95 at this time. Did you copy half fire and route due to smoke coming from the vehicle? And at this time, we're getting a child out of the car. >> I'm clear on 1095. I was >> like, can he have me? Hey, he will quit. >> I'm going to tell you this right now. He will quit crying if he asks me. >> Put your hands back behind your back. >> Look, >> put your hands back behind your back. >> I'm telling you, he will quit crying if he has me. >> That's why you took off and run with him in the car. Huh? Because >> Colbert was charged with multiple counts. DUI, child endangerment, fleeing police, resisting arrest, and hit and run. Up next, a normal evening turns tense when a meeting between a police officer and a woman takes an unexpected turn. >> Go ahead and put your hands behind your back for me. >> No. >> Yeah, you're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> This is not >> No, I'm not. >> Don't be hitting. >> Police stopped the car and asked the woman to undergo a physical examination, but the woman struggled. Prelude to the tension to come. >> I want you to take your either foot. Okay. You're going to lift it up and you're going to count 1000 1,002 1003 1004 and so forth until I tell you to stop. Okay? It's going to be about approximately six inches off the ground. All right? You're going to look >> I don't need any higher. Approximately 6 in. Hold on. Wait till I begin and tell you to begin. >> You're going to look down at your foot and you're going to count out loud while doing that. Don't hop around and don't lift your arms for balance. Okay? Wait till I tell you to begin. >> Oh my god. >> You may begin whenever you're ready. One, two, three, four, five. Oh, >> keep trying. >> Five, six, seven. >> Keep going. I'll tell you when to stop. >> Oh, come on. >> Keep going. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> I'm I didn't say I said 100,002 tell you to stop. No. >> Here, I'll go I'll go through it again. Then we can try it again. I'll explain it all again to you. Okay. So, what you're going to doain >> is you're going to lift your foot up approximately 6 in off the ground. [snorts] Okay? You're going to count 1,00 1,00 2 1 3 and so forth until I tell you to stop. Okay? >> Do you understand? >> Just call anything for me at all. >> Leaving your hands down to your side. Wait till I tell you to begin. Leaving your hands down to your side arrest right now, but some are NCIC. >> Leaving your hands down to your side. Okay. I'll let you know when >> I'll tell you when to begin. All right. You may begin. >> Hold on. >> Do you need oxygen first? >> Okay. Get a get some of your oxygen real quick. If you need to sit for a second or >> No. >> Okay. >> I mean, seriously. >> Seriously. Men, do you have your driver's license on you anywhere? >> No, I've got a passport. >> You don't even have a license? >> No, it's in Texas. Yo, your driver's license in Texas. >> Yeah. >> But you just don't have it with you. >> I don't have it with you. >> That's >> it's it's valid. >> The difficulty of testing only made her more impatient, adding to her stress as she continued to refuse to take a breathalyzer test. A risky choice. >> What was your last name? >> Kelly. >> Kelly. Kelly. >> Yeah. >> Can you call Gino? >> Maybe we'll see her a little better. I just came to get my nails done. >> Okay. >> Hey, if I'll have to walk back. I wasn't able to get it right whenever he did. >> No, I'm not going to. >> They say don't blow. >> Well, you're required to blow or else that's an additional charge. >> I'm just letting you know. >> Whatever. >> You refusing to blow? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Guys are crazy. 236. Go ahead. >> 220 got out there at 1906. Caught field in 1973. >> She's refusing to blow. >> You got refuse. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Mine's in my other car. >> Okay. >> Okay. Leave your phone there. I'm going to run you through some field sobriety tests. Okay. >> Yeah, I know. But we have to. >> Mhm. Seriously? All right. >> All right. Um, let's walk over here to this line. Okay. >> I want to be clear from the stop at all. We tend to fish for a few minutes. >> When the woman tried to do it, but her health prevented it. The police patiently supported her, but the result was still not as expected. >> I want you to stay in that position. Do you have any head or back injuries? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Oh, God. Anything that would prevent you from driving >> metal all over >> all over. >> Okay. What I want you to do is using your fing or sorry, using your eyes, I want you to watch my finger. Okay? Don't move your head. Just follow with your eyes. All right? Do me a favor. Don't move your head. Okay? Keep your head right there. Do me a favor. Keep your head in the middle. Just follow with your eyes. Okay? Follow my finger. >> I see it. >> You see it? Okay. That's This is just a test. You just keep following it and then same thing. All right, but we're going to go up and down this time. Okay, just using your eyes. Follow my finger. >> Okay, >> keep your hands down at your side. >> Five, six, seven, eight, >> come on. Listen, I I know, but we got to go through the steps. So, here's another test. Okay. It's called the one leg stand test. All right. If you want to get get some oxygen or something first, real quick. I don't know if you you know. >> Yeah. No, I need it. >> Okay. Go ahead and get some oxygen real quick. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, put your feet together for me on that same line. >> Back of them. >> Hands down to your side for me. Okay. >> Go ahead. Refusing to cooperate, the police were forced to proceed with the arrest. Although they patiently supported her health while she continued to protest and express her dissatisfaction. >> Oh my god. >> You want to pick up your oxygen and keep it with you? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. >> Please. I need it. >> All right. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back for me. >> No. >> Yeah, you're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. This is not >> No, I'm not. >> No. Don't Don't be hidden. Come on. This will be >> Oh my god. >> No, please don't. >> Oh my god. >> Do you have any reason your hands can't be behind your back? >> Never. Yeah. >> What's that? >> Eight surgeries on my shoulders. >> Okay. Put it in the front. Okay. >> Thank you. >> We'll be, like I said, we'll work with you if you're cooperating. Let go of your hand. >> Are you kidding me? No. >> I have no choice, Miss Red. And I'm in West Virginia. >> I know. >> No, you don't know. >> Oh my god. >> All right. >> Gia. >> It's >> They think I'm drunk. >> Are you? >> No. >> She just came from getting >> I Exactly. >> Okay. Well, come with me. >> Oh my god. No. >> You're coming with me. Please don't make this any harder. >> Oh my god. >> Please don't make it any harder. >> Oh my god. Come on. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. In Fairmont, West Virginia. >> Ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Wow. >> Go ahead and have a seat for me. Watch. Watch your head. >> No. >> Okay. >> In West Virginia, a first DUI is punishable by up to 6 months in jail. $500 and a license suspension of at least 6 months. Repeat or serious offenses are punished more severely. The woman was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. Drunk driving not only threatens the driver's life, but also puts loved ones, especially children in the community at risk. 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