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What happens when cops show up to find parents failing their kids in the worst way? Let's find out because here are five cases when hero cops rescue kids from awful parents. Number five, police shocked to find drunk father driving with three kids. Officers pull over a pickup truck that had been speeding, spinning tires, and nearly sideswiping a patrol car while three children were riding inside. The driver is immediately ordered out due to the level of recklessness witnessed. Put your hands out the window now. Put your hands out the window. I'm not playing with you. Why are you driving like an ass? Don't shake your head at me doing 6570 down this road. Then you just pull that stop sign spinning tires yet. >> I don't I don't mean to. No, sir. >> What are you doing? I don't like >> Turn the truck off. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. Walk back to my car. Don't do nothing stupid. >> I'm not doing >> Walk back to my car now. >> Why? Why? Why am I in trouble? >> 414 422. Walk back to my car now. >> Yes, sir. >> Why am I trouble? >> Put your hands on the hood of my car. >> Yes, sir. >> Spread your feet. I have I have nothing, sir. >> Why am I troubled? >> I just told you I watched you about drive off the road. You blew down this road 70 mph in a 35. Then you pull off a Cooper and Mary. Don't Don't shake your head. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Don't shake your head at me. I'm not pissed off. You're drunk. You're dude. >> I'm not drunk. >> Yeah. Yes, you are. You're not. We'll find out here in a minute. Yeah. >> What's going on? >> I just told you. >> I got another unit coming. We're going to see if you're drunk or not. You about went off the road and hit my patrol car. You weren't even paying attention. >> And then when you pull Yes, you did. And then when you pulled on off of Mary onto Cooper, then you're spinning tires driving 70 down this road in the car. >> 70 >> at least at the very minimum. >> I went 70 >> 100%. >> No, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> No, sir. >> Okay. Well, what's the glass that just fell and hit the floor right there at your feet? >> Never went 70. >> Okay. What's that glass that just fell and hit the floor? >> That's a That's a glass from my house. >> What do you mean? >> You leak alcohol. You're slurring your words. Let go of my car. You can't even stand up straight on your own. >> Can't. >> Look at you. You pissed your pants. >> No, sir. This is drink. >> Okay. What kind of drink? >> Water. What do you mean? >> The signs of intoxication are hard to ignore. Yet, the man continues to deny everything while becoming more defensive. >> I pissed my pants. Really? >> Sure looks like it. >> No, sir. I didn't piss on my pants. >> Really? I pissed my pants? >> Well, when people are drunk and they don't know it, they piss their pants. It happens all the time. push my pants. >> Okay. >> Wow. Okay, sir. I >> You should be ashamed to yourself. >> I live right here. >> I don't care where you live. You're risking their life driving like that. >> No, sir. I'm not driving crazy. >> Okay. So, you don't even know that you did it. You think I'm just making all this up? Are you questioning my integrity? Is that what you're doing? >> No, I'm not. >> Well, you are because you tell me you didn't do it and I watched you do it instead of those three juveniles I was dealing with while you blew by me. >> Three juveniles? What are you talking about? >> That's exactly my point. You just blew by me going that way. I was out with three juveniles and you almost hit my patrol car. No sir. I never I never almost hit you at all. I want to see cameras. >> It's all on camera. Don't worry about >> Put it on camera, please. Yes, sir. Put it on camera. >> Sounds good. >> That's right. Yes, sir. Put it on camera. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Okay. >> Whatsoever. >> We'll find out. >> I'm going towards my house. My house is right here across the church right here. >> Okay. We'll find out here in a minute. >> No, not at all. >> Unbelievable. >> I don't understand what I did. I'm I apologize for >> If you don't understand what you did, that's the problem. >> That's the problem. >> If you If you're telling me you don't know what you did, that's the problem. And you're driving like that car. >> Yeah, those are kids. Young are kids. >> Me going towards my house >> and going back that way at 100 miles an hour. >> 100 miles an hour, dude. I was going 100. >> You were way. >> You are insane, bro. If you think I was going 100, you were insane. I'm sorry. Look, >> when did you start the service, >> buddy? I've been here a long time. This ain't my first day. >> Listen, listen. I'm not trying to argue with you, but I was not doing >> No way. I was doing 100. No, sir. No, sir. I was pissed drunk, so you're full. No way I was doing. Did you guys go check on the kids in the car? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that was in his That was in his lap. >> So, okay. >> No, it wasn't in my lap. >> Yes, it was. >> It didn't just fall from the sky. It's all on camera. >> What? A glass. Was it my lap? >> Okay. Okay. You're right. There was a glass in my lap. >> What does that mean? >> Officers turned their attention to the children inside the vehicle, checking on their condition and asking them questions. How's it going? >> Sorry to everybody's being a maniac. >> Yeah, >> you know. Did you guys just drive down that way and then you came back this way? >> Yeah, you went by Tom's. You guys saw me over there. Okay. >> Listen, I apologize. I didn't mean to. >> You don't got to apologize to me. I'm more pissed off that you're not coherent enough to drive your vehicle. >> Drive my vehicle to my house. Yes, sir. I So tell me why your would say yeah drunk and he was just driving really fast up and down this road and he told him to stop. You think a eight-year-old make that up? >> He's a child. He's gonna say what he says. >> So he So he shouldn't even know what drunk is, right? >> He's a child, >> dude. Look at here, man. >> Do what? >> You're being You're being oblivious. >> I am. You have car. I'm a father. I would never >> My home is right here. >> So does that just make it okay that you should just get to go home because you're drunk? Look, I'm not doing nothing to to to put my life in danger. >> You are because they're in the vehicle. And then you about put my life in danger when you almost hit me. >> Sir, no, I did not almost hit you. No, sir. I did not almost hit you. >> I don't know what to tell you. >> I did not almost hit you. No, sir. You're being honestly ridiculous right now. You really are. >> I don't really care what you think. To be honest with you, I'm telling you what happened. >> So, >> I apologize if you think that I did. >> I don't think that it happened. And I'm telling you it did. >> It did not. No sir. >> I don't got to argue with you. So >> it did. It did happen. You can be in denial all you want. It about happened. So >> listen you think that argu >> Well, you're telling me I'm wrong. So that's question of my integrity. I'm telling you. >> Okay. What the you say, bud? Look arguing with you, man. I'm not I'm not arguing with you, man. I'm not. >> But I apologize if you think I did. I'm sorry. Moments later, the man's wife arrives and the officer brings her up to speed on the unfolding situation. >> Just watch the glass. >> I could have drove, but I just ran. >> You're good. You said you guys live right there. >> Yes. >> Yeah. So, he about hit me over there on the side of the road um going off the road on Cooper going that way. >> Um while I was dealing with three other people >> and then they were like, "You're not you're going to keep messing with us and not go stop that guy the way he's driving." Well, then I was trying to finish with him and then he went through the neighborhood over there, came back out at Mary, blew the stop sign, spinning tires, doing like 70 both ways. >> Exactly. >> So, not only did he almost He's also risking >> driving recklessly with the kids. >> Uh, this fell out of his lap. So, I'm assuming that probably came from Ryan's if that's where you guys came from. >> Um, >> okay. Glass. I wasn't sure, but yeah. >> Yeah, it was in his fell out of his lap. So, once we're done with him, then they can go with Does he normally piss his pants? Is that normal for him? >> He doesn't. >> Okay. But Okay. >> But not awake and coherent. No. >> What's your name? >> Mason. >> Mason. All right. Mason. >> My deputy just told me heard you. >> You're the traffic. Okay. >> Unfortunately. Yes, sir. >> So, after he made contact with you, obviously I'm seeing it, too. I'm selling, you know, slur speech. You're leaning up against this vehicle. I really hope You didn't feed yourself? >> No, sir. That's a drink. >> Drink. >> There's a wat over there. >> What kind of drink was it? >> Just water. >> Just water on that. >> Yes, sir. >> Where did you Where are you guys coming from? >> Uh, it came from Ryan's >> Ryan off of Duncan Road there. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. I don't know if there's one here in the downtown. >> No, sir. No, sir. Ryan's down. >> Okay. All right. So, based on his observations, my observations on me speaking to you, I'm just going to run you through. Okay. All it is is something to make sure that you're able to operate the vehicle. doesn't mean that you're in any trouble at all. >> I don't want to to do a field soiety test and I certainly don't. I live right here. I don't care to. So, like I said, my house is right here street >> asked to do field sobriety tests. This is his reaction. >> Behind your license, it's in front of your license. All right. That >> Why am I going to jail? Because I look right here. >> Let me speak to you based on my observations. His observations. I'm not being or not. >> I know. >> Well, you asked, so I'm explaining it to you, right? I hope I'm not being an or anything. >> No, you're not being >> explain it to you. So, the way that >> that works is >> what do I need to do to >> dispel my fear that you're not intoxicated is run us through field sobriety. That's it. >> Okay. >> That's all it is. It's either you do it or you don't. >> All right. Just like how it says on I I'll show you my license. Let's see what you see. >> I am right here in my house, man. >> I get it, man. >> Really? >> Right here. Okay, you read it over there at the bottom. >> I'm notation of a motor vehicle constitution of any sobriety but test required by law. Okay, so that's all it is just based on my observations. I'm not accusing you of anything. It's just based on my observations. I just need to dispel my fear that you're able to operate. >> What do you want me to do? >> I will you consent to run through field? >> Can you run me through what you want me to do? >> I can I can do it through without me consenting. Let me know what you want me to do. >> You all right? Whatever. So you're want to do them. It's yes or no. >> What do you want me to do? I want to know what you want me to do. >> So, you see the tip of my pen here. All right. With the tip of your pen, do you mind touching with the tip of your finger? Like that. >> Why are you shaking? >> Yeah. I don't know why. >> Why are you shaking so bad? >> Probably too much caffeine. >> I can't. What's going on? >> There you go. >> Okay. Oh, >> you got it. I know. That was >> Whoa, bro. Whoa. Just Can somebody else hold the pen? >> No, I just have drank too much caffeine. Okay. Well, you see what it is, right? You touched it. >> Well, I'm just saying you're like this. >> Do you see the tip of my pen? >> I do. Okay. But can can I record this or no? >> It's all recording. >> It's all recorded on camera. >> I mean, your pen is doing this right here. >> It's pretty straight. >> Okay. It's pretty straight. >> Yeah, it's straight. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> You touched it. You touched it. You're good. Put your hands down. Okay. >> So, the tip of the pen that you just touched with your tip of your finger, you're going to fall in with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Do not move your head. Good. >> Do you understand? Good. Do >> you mind taking your hands out of your pocket? >> Keep them straight to your side. Like I said, >> the question is, can he actually pass or was he doomed before he even started? You're shaking a lot. >> You want to follow it with your eye? >> You're shaking a lot. >> What does that mean to be following? >> You're shaking a lot. >> Can you follow it? >> I'm following it. What do you mean? >> I'm saying, are you doing it? How >> I'm doing? Am I Am I doing it? >> Can you just stop? >> Am I doing it or no? >> Can you stop talking and do it? >> I'm doing it. I'm doing it. Right. >> All right. Just follow it. >> Go ahead. >> Follow it. >> Do you feel comfortable walking in those? >> No, I don't. Do you mind taking them off? >> No, sir. >> I'm not walking in a straight line. There's no straight line here. There's no line here in the road. No, sir. >> There's no straight line. >> You can't imagine a straight line or anything? >> Nope. I can't imagine. >> You know what we can do? There is a straight line and walk over here. >> I'm not doing it. >> You're not just put your hands behind your back. >> No, sir. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why are you're not going to say no to when I tell you put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. I'm not I'm not I'm not I'm not releasing, sir. >> Then don't say no. And don't push off. I'm not pushing you, sir. >> I'm not I'm not being a dude. Look, why am I being a ripper? >> I will do what you want me to do. >> No, you're too late for that. You're You're being the No, you're too late. >> Wow. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Check that buckle. What is >> Why the am I being arrested? I don't know why. Okay. Thank Thank you for all this. >> All right. So, >> based on that, your husband's under arrest for DUI. Okay. Just so you know, it's an enhancement as well because there's children under the age of 18 in the vehicle. And due to his actions and my observation, DCF will be called on that. >> Okay. >> Yeah. He's taken into custody while officers check in with a kid's mom. >> Oh, no. He will. >> He will. >> So I So based on what my off my deputy here said, obviously the speeding. >> So we have them. We pulled him over. We made contact with him. >> I smell the alcohol in him in his in his breath. >> All right. >> They don't just serve glass to go on glass like that. >> Absolutely not. >> Okay. So based on all that, I'd never accused him of anything. I don't know if you could hear the conversation that I was having. No. So, all we did there was try to run him through field sobriety just to dispel our fears that he's able to operate the motor vehicle. He's not impaired in any sort. Okay. That's all it was. So, I showed him my driver's license. Your driver's license says it as well. Under your address, it says that per Florida law, you have to do field sobriety. >> Mhm. >> I explained that to him. That kind of changed his mind cuz he said no. Just of him saying no once, I could have automatically taken him to jail. But I wanted to give him every opportunity to do it just to dispel my fears cuz like I said, I didn't want to accuse him of anything, right? cuz you can drink. The issue comes now where you're you're unable to operate the motor vehicle. The speeding down a school zone. I don't know if you can see it's a it's not it's not an active school zone, but there's still children playing. I know there's baseball to practice at this on Thursdays. You know what I'm talking about. >> Giving the area here. It's unacceptable, >> right? So, I do it here. He starts saying, "Oh, you're shaking. You're moving. You're all this." All he has to do, it doesn't matter if I'm shaking. All he has to do is just follow my my pen. He didn't want to he didn't wasn't want to doing it. He couldn't follow it. His eyes were like this. >> Mhm. >> All right. Which shows that his impairment level is is pretty high. Then I tried to do him to walk in just do a walk and turn at that time. I like I said, never accuse him of anything. He's like, oh, I'm not doing it. I'm not I'll ask him, do you feel comfortable in the shoes that you're wearing? If you don't, take them off just to do this. Oh, there's not a straight line here. I can't do it. Okay, well, we'll move over there where there's a straight line. No, I don't want to do it. So, I'm like, okay, you don't want to do it, then you're going to jail. He obviously wanted to push away. He didn't want to turn around for me. >> Even though she has a hard time accepting her husband's arrest, she admits he has been drinking. >> Okay. Obviously, I did not want it to go that way cuz there's children. They're not 3 years old, so they're going to remember this for their whole life. That's not why we do our things, right? I'm sure this is probably the first interaction they've had with the with with law enforcement. Has it been? >> No. >> Okay. Well, I thought so. Obviously, I didn't want this to be their first one, right? Without them understanding. >> This is not know exactly what's going on. Well, my oldest that was. Yeah. >> So, I'm gonna I'm just gonna ask you, >> was he drinking at was what was in that in that? >> Oh, absolutely. It was um Jack and Coke is what he could I could smell. >> He's been drinking since 1:00 today. >> Since 1:00. >> Yes. >> Okay. And he does that on a consistent basis. >> Uh yeah. >> Okay. I'm just going to get a >> The man is ultimately charged with DUI, child endangerment, resisting arrest, and firearm related charges. Number four, the worst place for a drunk meltdown, school pickup. A middle school campus becomes the scene of an escalating incident after a Spanish teacher arrives while visibly intoxicated. She drives through the lot, strikes a police cone, and attempts to pick up her children from school. Officers immediately pick up on the signs of impairment and launch a DUI investigation. >> Can you head to the gym to help out? >> Go down the window. >> Hey, what's going on? >> Doesn't I'm waiting for the car. >> Okay, but you ran over my cone. >> No, I didn't. >> Yes, ma'am. You did. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> Can I have it, please? >> Miss Rodriguez? >> Yes. Okay, this is um a food stamp card. >> X-ray 52.99. Man, >> I was trying to double my kids. >> Can you show me on a signal 54 here at Liberty Middle School? And if you have a zone unit 108, can you send them my way? >> Put it in park. Good job. >> Listen. >> What's up, Miss Rogers? What's up? I'm not trying. >> What's going on today? Talk to me. Something's wrong. What happened to your vehicle in the back? Why are we crying? [Laughter] 972. >> What's going on? >> Stop. Please stop. >> I'm not stop. Oh, I'm not saying anything. Stop. What? I need to I need you to talk to me, babe. Clearly, we're not in a shape to drive a vehicle. Correct. Correct. Right. I can smell it on you. Right. >> Listen. >> Okay. >> I'm so sad. Okay. So, what's going on? >> Me and my husband are getting divorced. Okay. >> My kids had to go to school. >> The clues are impossible to ignore. Slurred speech, stumbling movements, and the strong smell of alcohol. Yet, she defiantly argues that she's perfectly fine. >> Just please let me go home. >> Okay. How much have you got to drink today? >> 180. 1086. >> Nothing. I'm just sad. >> Well, there's war going on, right? >> No. >> Who are your children? >> Please just go home. >> No, ma'am. I can't let you drive this vehicle. You know why, right? I'm trying to wait till our parking lot clears out here a little bit, right? Because you have children that go here, right? Yes. Do you know what happened to the back of your vehicle, Miss Rodriguez? >> Did you take anything? Do we need to have a medic unit check you out? >> Can I please home? >> No, ma'am. I can't let you drive this vehicle. And you know why, right? Right. >> There's nothing wrong. Can I please home? >> No, ma'am. I can't let you leave. You're understand. You can't leave, hun. You're intoxicated right now. >> No, I am not. >> Can you please turn the vehicle off for your safety and safety of everyone else's? Please. >> I will park my car and I will walk home. >> I Well, I'm not going to let you walk home yet, but I need you to turn the car off. >> No. >> And we'll park it after what? >> I will park my car. >> Miss Rodriguez, I'm not I'm not debating with you. >> There's nothing intoxicated about me. >> Okay. Do you want to do some spidey test for me? >> Go ahead. >> Okay. Do you want to do it right now or can we wait till these vehicles leaves for the safe? Listen, I'm gonna tell you though. Listen. >> No, >> Miss Rodriguez. Okay, listen. Listen, we have vehicles here. Okay. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. >> Come on in. >> Do a sorbet test. >> Okay. >> Come stand back here at the back of your vehicle. >> Okay. In an effort to calm things down, officers suggest a field sobriety test. But her behavior only grows more erratic and unstable. >> Stand right back here. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> What do you want? >> I don't want you to fall over. I don't want you. Hey. Hey. >> I'm not >> I'm not prosecated. >> Okay. Then what's going on today? I am having a hard time. >> And I understand you're having a hard time, but having a hard time doesn't make make sense right now. Sweetheart, Miss Rodriguez, have a just have a seat. Can you sit on the curb? I don't want you to fall over. >> Talk. Okay. I I don't know what it's like to go through a war, so I can't talk to you about that. >> Okay. Take a deep breath. >> Okay. And I don't doubt that you're not trying. You got children. As a mother, we got to do a lot of things that people don't understand. [Laughter] 46. >> Okay. Okay. Please just sit back in my car. >> No, I can't let you get in the car. Take my keys. You can take my keys. I'll give you >> Give me your keys. Give me your keys and we're going to sit down in the car. If you What? >> What's wrong? >> Please don't do this to me. Please. >> I I'm not doing it, Miss Rodriguez. Right. >> You're not. >> No. No. >> You're not. >> Who made this choice today? Miss Rodriguez. Exactly. Please. >> And I have to do my job, right, Miss Rodriguez? I do. >> Yes. Do you work? >> She continues to deny being drunk or hitting anything, instead claiming her actions are the result of a painful divorce and overwhelming emotions. >> Okay. >> But I need to go home. >> Mhm. Well, we can't I can't let you drive this vehicle today. Obviously, that's clearly of that. Listen. >> And you know exactly why >> I'm not intoxicated. I'm okay. >> You didn't. You tell me. >> No, I did not hit a phone and I did not sit there. >> Look. Look. There's my cone. >> You want me to get you out of the car? Remember, your children are here. >> You think you're stronger than me? >> Told you I was going to work with you, right? Do you want >> Get your hand off of me. >> Come on. Come on. Let's go. Let's go. >> I will get out of the car. Get your hand off of me. >> Get out of the car. Come Get your hand off of me. >> Come on. >> There is nothing wrong with me. Get your hand up off of me. >> Come on. Now that I know you're a liar, get the away from me. >> Well, tell me what I lied about and we'll I'll talk to you about it. >> There is nothing wrong with me. I'm going through a hard time and I'm trying to do the best I can for my kids. And you want to be a on Rodriguez. >> No, I'm not dealing with this. >> Honestly, >> I'm sorry you feel that way. >> Yeah, I'm sure you are. There's so much other important your whole entire self. I don't care about you and your feelings. I care about my marriage and what's happening. >> Can I please have a I don't care. You want to take my kids away? >> Take my kids away. >> Understand that. But I listen. I can't let you have a cigarette cuz you can't smoke on school. Miss Rodriguez. >> Miss Rodri. Her behavior becomes louder and more erratic, drawing unwanted attention on school grounds where children are present. >> Come on. We're not getting back in the vehicle. Do you want to sit down on the curb? If you want to sit down, you can sit down on the curb. >> You're not getting back in that vehicle. >> Don't touch me. I'm telling you right now, don't touch me. >> You're lucky I'm a patient, nice person, Miss You know what? You're very lucky that I'm very patient and I'm a nice person and I I don't know what you're going through with your divorce, but I know you're having a hard time right now and I know there's children around on this campus and I'm a very patient person, sweetheart. You're lucky you got a patient person. >> You know what? Come sit down right here on this curb because I don't want you to fall down and I don't want you to get hurt. >> Can I please have a cigarette? >> Listen. Listen. I'm going to tell you right now. I listen. You have No, you have to listen to me talk first. I just told you that I'm a pretty patient person and I'm willing to help out in anything I can, but I cannot let you school smoke on school grounds. That I cannot do. If we were anywhere else besides a school ground, I'm going to tell you that I would help you out. But you I cannot sit here and let you smoke on school grounds, right? You know that as well as anybody else that has children. There's no smoking on school grounds. So, I cannot let you have a cigarette right now. And I'm trying to work with you cuz Sit down. >> No. >> Where you going? Sit down. >> No, don't sit down. >> Stop. Stop touching me. >> We're going to say sit down. >> Stop touching me. Please stop touching me. Please stop touching me. >> Miss Rodri, >> why are you touching me? >> Why are you touching me? >> We're going to stop right now. >> Why are you touching me? >> Because you're trying to get up and I asked you to sit down. >> I only asked to get up. >> I didn't. Nope. >> I What is the problem with me getting up, >> Miss Rodriguez? >> No. What is the problem with me getting up? You're going to Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Done. >> Okay. Okay. I will sit down. I swear to God. I will sit down. >> Okay. >> I will. >> I know you are cuz you're going to see. Do you want to move your arm so it doesn't hurt? Do you want to move your arm so it doesn't hurt? >> I will not. >> Do you want to move your arm? >> I will not stop. I will not. Please stop. >> Even after being given multiple chances to comply, she stays combative. >> I will not. >> Okay. Give me your other one, babe. Come on. Here we go. >> No, cuz now you won't listen to me. >> You're being mean >> and you're not listening to me. So, we're going to sit here until it gets here to assist out. Stay still so I can tight so I can make these so they don't get tighter. Okay. I don't want them to get tight on you. >> Oh my god. I'm so sorry. >> Okay. Me too, babe. >> I'm trying to work with you. Okay, >> I won't. I won't. Please just take it off of me. I won't. >> You're going to have to sit here because I swear to God, >> Rodriguez, what did I tell you? I'm a patient person, right? >> I told you several times. >> Don't embarrass me. >> Take it off of me. >> Now, get the off of me. >> If you work with us off of me, I can stand up by my self and show you perfectly fine. Rodriguez, the reason we don't want you to stand up by yourself is if you fall, we're reliable cuz you're >> not reliable. >> Turn away from me. >> Be all spitting and snotty. You can turn away from me. Okay. >> Listen, I can stand up by like >> Remember, we're on school grounds and your kids are >> Do you remember what you did? >> Do you do you >> do you give a care about everything? >> No, you don't in there. I told you I was already fine and you want to be a >> Okay. Are you going to do these exercises willingly and cooperative? >> Do it willingly and cooperatively. Whatever the you want. I don't speak right because I have a disability >> until the exercise is over. All right. >> Fine. >> Okay. Keep your head still and I want you to follow a stimulus. The stimulus is going to be the tip of my pen here. Do you see that? >> Yep. >> Okay. You can clearly see the tip of my pen, right? >> Yes. >> All right. All right. So, I'm going to have you follow this stimulus. I want you to maintain the position you're in while you do so. I want you to follow with only your eyes, not your head. You know what I mean by that? >> Yep. >> Okay. So, don't move your head. Just follow the tip of my pen with your eyes. >> Officers attempt field sobriety test, but she refuses to follow directions, then offers one excuse after another. >> All right. >> All right. Exercise going to begin. Remember, just with your eyes. >> I got it. You got to keep your eyes open for me. cuz I ain't drunk. >> All right, so we're going to move on to the next the next exercise. You see this white line in front of you right here? Pretty clearly. >> Yep. >> All right. I want you to place your left foot on the line. I want you to place your right foot. Yep. Left. >> And I can't. I'm not a >> Listen. I don't have stability. >> Okay. >> It doesn't >> Place your left foot on the line for me. >> Okay. >> I want you to place your right foot on the line in front of the left. >> Okay. >> Touching the heel to the toe. That doesn't matter. >> What doesn't matter? >> The fact that I'm not stable. >> I didn't say you weren't stable. >> My foot. Don't you see that it's bruised? >> Okay. Are you able to complete this exercise? >> No, I'm not. >> Why not? >> Because my foot is bruised and it hurts. >> Well, like I said, we're giving you the opportunity to do the exercises. So, it's up to you on whether or not you want to do it. >> The next exercise because this >> Well, we can't just skip it. >> My My foot is What do you want? >> Do you want to do these exercises or not? >> No, I'm not. >> All right. >> Yes, I am. Okay, fine. Yes, I am. Yes, I am. >> Yes, I am. >> You don't have a choice. >> Yes, I am. Okay. >> I told you we >> I'm sorry. You're lucky Miss Deputy Osborne is very patient, too, cuz I told you from the beginning. I was patient not to do this in front of the children, and I was patient to help you out. >> Okay, I'm sorry. Please put your arm behind your back. >> She keeps protesting, but by this point, it's too late. The law doesn't bend. She's going to jail. >> Please look at me. Please look at me. Can I do the test? Can I do the test again? >> We already did the test. >> No, no, no. >> We already did the test. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. >> Come on. >> Do it to me again. >> Let's go, Bab. >> I know. One foot up >> and the other foot. Watch your head. All right. >> Do this to me again. >> Ultimately, the woman is arrested and charged with driving under the influence, reckless endangerment, and disorderly conduct. Number three, drunk mom causes scene at gas station with child present. Police respond to a gas station where a visibly intoxicated woman is reported to be causing a scene with her child present. Here's what happens when the officers approach her. >> What's the issue, ma'am? >> I was trying to use my guard. >> Okay. And then so are you causing a >> No. >> So why are we out here? >> Why are you out here? I don't know. >> Ask him. >> Where you coming from? >> Kentucky Fried Chicken. I'm going >> traffic. >> So did you have anything to drink before coming here? Did you have anything to drink before coming here? >> Yes. >> Where did you have to drink? >> A beer. >> You had one beer? >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. Are you not doing this? >> No. You just admitted to drinking and driving. Come here. >> I'm not. >> Yes, ma'am. Come here. >> Place your hands behind your back. Place your hands behind your back. >> I'll take her to jail. >> Place your hands behind your back, ma'am. >> Quit. >> Wow. >> Quit. You smell like alcohol and you just said you're drinking. >> You had a beer. >> You say cart. >> All right. >> You say cart. >> You say cart. >> Quit. >> I'm walking. >> Quit. >> I'm walking. >> I'm walking. Quick. >> I can walk and drink. >> No, I cannot. >> I can walk and drink. >> Quit. >> Where's my car? >> Where's my car? >> Quit resisting. >> You better stop. >> Did you go and rescue me for drinking and walking? >> How'd you get here? Did you walk? >> Yeah, I walked >> from where? >> My house. I live right over there. >> So, you walked here? >> Yes. >> With who? >> My daughter right there. That's my daughter. Come on. Why are you doing this to me? >> So, did you drive? >> That's my daughter. >> Okay. Give me answer me. Answer me again. Did you drive? Yes or no? >> You walked here. >> You walked here. >> Me and my mom. >> Did you guys walk here? Did you walk? >> Whose car? Whose car is that over there? There's a van. >> Did she drive here? She did drive. In what? In what vehicle? >> Vehicle. >> No. What vehicle did she drive in? >> There's a van. She says she walked to the store with her daughter, but officers don't buy it. Witnesses in a parked car nearby suggest otherwise. >> Who can I call to come pick up your daughter? >> I call my dad. >> Call your dad. Pick you up. >> I told you I'm >> mama. You drink too much. You drink too much. You punching my glasses. I'm three times told you. Ask your daughter. I'm depressed. Mama, you drink too much. You drink too much. I'm good. And you me >> white female 1095. Let's go. >> I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. Give me my phone. Sarah >> 42. Can I get a female unit for a pat down? You're going to wait in my car till we get a female out here to give you a pat down. >> You're not going to do you not going to do ahead. >> Quit. But you quit. You quit. You quit. You quit. Mother, you big I >> get inside. >> Run. >> Get inside. Do not kick me. Do not kick me. Do not kick me. I can't >> I can't get up. >> You mother. You're breaking my arm. >> No, I'm not. Sit up. >> Yes, you are. >> You can sit up. >> I can. >> You drove here, right? You can sit up. Get up. Go ahead. >> Take my hands. >> Can I get >> my hands, please? >> As she's restrained and placed in the patrol vehicle, she cries, protests, and begs not to be taken to jail. >> Is there something wrong with you? What's the matter? >> Everything. >> Oh, okay. >> She's intoxicated. She probably alcohol. >> Intoxicated. >> I'm angry. She drank. >> I'm angry. I'm angry. I'm angry. I'm angry. >> Please don't hurt me. >> Please just say this. I won't bite you. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Hey, ma'am. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> My kids in there. >> Your kids are where? >> My kids in the car, too. Where's your kid at? >> The little girl over there. >> Okay. >> Hey, sweetheart. You okay? >> We just called the dad. He said, "Give him 10 minutes and I'mma stay with her till we get that." Daddy's on the way. Okay. Okay. >> You want to have a seat for me? >> And now I'm going to tell and my children's inside and my boyfriend. Oh my my >> That's why I'm calling because you mama go home. Go home. I can't drive fast because the rear car. >> Yeah. >> To have a seat in the car. Please have a seat in the car. >> But we are we already asked nice. We are beyond nice. >> Why? Why? Because I tried to use >> I I don't answer your questions. Okay. You do what you're told. I'm sorry to put it that way. You need to have a seat. >> I tried to use a debit card. >> I'm not talking to you. I'm telling you to get in the car. >> I tried to use his debit card. >> Would not get through. >> We have to get in. >> At this point, it's it's crystal clear that you're obstructing us. >> Yeah. >> You're definitely under arrest for at the very least obstruction. >> You need to have what? >> For not following. >> I'm not your lawyer. I'm not answering your questions. I'm telling you, you need to sit in the car. >> All right. So, do you don't want to catch an obstruction charge? Let's just have a seat. Okay. >> All right. She's >> I know she is. >> No. Before you got here, Hernandez has already given Hernandez a hard time. That's why we're beyond. >> What is the charge? >> Obstruction. >> It is obstruction. >> She says she's worried about her husband's reaction and claims she only went in to use a debit card. >> What? >> Because Officer Fucci is trying to gently guide you into the backseat of this car like you were told to do and you're not doing it. >> My home's right over there. Please let me go. >> Before you do anything, you need to sit in the car. >> Watch your back. >> There you go. There you go. >> Just put your feet up. >> Nope. I'm not doing it. >> I'm not doing that. My husband is here. >> You want How far away is your husband? >> So, at this point, we're going to pull you in the back of the car unless you get yourself. >> No, you're No, you're not. No, please. No. Why would y'all do this? [Laughter] >> All right, Sarah, let's go say hi to Dad. >> All right, >> there. >> Yes, he's fine. >> Okay, thank you. >> Yeah, of course. >> Okay, >> she got the wrong one car. The car is over there. >> Okay. I don't know. >> Where's the problem? She was coming back and forth to the store. The store guy was like, "I bought sold you beer two times. The car declined three times and she wanted the beer, but she was stuttering so much that he couldn't sell it to her." So he told her, "Just go home with all come back." And she said they always come here. So she didn't want to do that. >> Yeah. And she told him, she said, "Call the cops." And Sarah was like, "Mom, come on. Let's go." She told her, and I told her, I said, "Hey, just go because you know you've been drinking. You going to go to jail." And she said, "I'm not going to jail." in there and she was trying to fight the cops and all. >> Okay. >> So, she doesn't have the keys on her. They must be in the store. So, the car >> in the car. Okay. >> The lady the is safely picked up by her father with officers making sure she's okay. >> Three times. Mama, you drunk too much. You drunk too much. You go home. Your daughter tell you, "Mama, come home. Come home." No. No. >> Okay. Thank you. No problem. No problem. I'm happy. >> Yeah. My husband. >> Okay. The is here. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. It's my life. >> Stay here, please. >> I hear you. >> We got out here. >> Hernandez is trying to work with her at the gas station. Hey, >> you need to go. Oh, wait. And then quickly realizes, okay, this girl's this lady's highly intoxicated and her van's parked out here in like she she drove here with her child in the car under the influence. So, he's he he goes ahead and put puts handcuffs on her. Um, and then she starts obstructing him. She sits down on the ground. We had to sweet talk her into the car. She's a piece of work right now. I told Hernandez there's a very good chance CCDC will make him go to memorial anyways. Right. Right now her charges are at least uh like public intoxication and obstruction, but I think Hernandez is going to swing the uh DUI. He's got camera footage of her pulling up into the parking lot. I I I'm I'm not sure what what his what his plans are, but she definitely needs to go to jail today. Uh, dad's here. They're quote married, but he don't even know her birthday. So, it's trouble in paradise, I guess. But she's literally got grinder and a burnt bowl in her in her center console on top of the alcohol we can smell coming from her. I mean, so with that, I mean, yeah, I see like I guess immediate like a little bit of like if I were if I was in your shoes, I'd keep the charges simple. You've got you've got a good case on simple charges. >> You can you can pursue a deeper investigation into something deeper, but you've got simple charges. >> She's ultimately charged with public intoxication and obstruction. After reviewing the store security footage, officers add DUI and DUI child endangerment to the list of charges. Number one, banned mom returns to son's school. Chaos follows. Police respond to an elementary school after receiving a call about a woman violating a court-issued protection order. The mother, previously banned from school ground, shows up and attempts to retrieve her son. Officers approach and attempt to speak with her calmly, but this is how she responds. >> Yes, sir. County government said the best. >> Kelly, talk to me. What's going on today? >> Goodbye. >> Kelly, what's going on today? Hun, >> we are done with you. >> Okay, buddy. >> Byebye. >> No, he is getting in the car. Get back down. At least you hit the twice, >> man. >> No, I am not. >> We're pretty close. >> No, honey. Even if the judge says I can only read the book back now. Back down. >> No, he's staying in the car. >> Kelly, just hold on a second. >> Okay, talk to >> you. I was taking my kid away from me for nothing. >> Talk to me. >> You need to be safe. Don't touch my boy. >> Stop. >> Listener. >> Yeah, she's trusting us, right? >> Yeah. You are trusting us. >> No, I am not. Back down. >> Get your hand off me, son. Get your hand off me. Back down. >> Get your hand off your son. >> You're abusing me. Back down. >> I'm not back down. >> Here's what's going on, Kelly. Okay. >> You're going to give me your arms and then we're going to talk about this. >> No. No. You are backing down for one more day to be a circuit court. It is back. You're >> hurting him. You are hurting me. Let go of your son. >> No, I'm not letting go of him. >> No. Back down. >> I am going home. Back down. >> Back down for my back down. No. Put your hands behind. This is not fair. Back down. >> Put your hands. >> You're not okay, Miss Cory. Give me my son. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> They repeatedly ask her to release the child and follow the court order. Yet, she refuses and insists on various legal exceptions. >> I need to know how. Please do not defend me. I need to go home. >> You are being abusive to me. >> You're not. >> Yes, you are. >> Where is my dad? >> I can't. Please do not do that to me. Back down. You need to back down to Circuit Court. >> It is back down. I can't hear. >> You know, I'm here to back down. There are special education laws. And back down, please. I Not even. >> Let us figure this out and then we'll talk to you about it. >> Home, please. It's all I ask. There really are special education laws. You do have to back up. >> Now, we're going to double lock these so they don't get tighter on you. >> You can just drive my car home. Okay. Please just drive me home. >> We're running into other issues because you're not supposed to be here. >> Yes, I am. This is a day of school. I get days of school, too. Just drive home. There's witness protection. There's back walls. There's all kinds of laws. Please back home. I really cannot hear that. Well, just drive me and my son home, please, is all I ask. >> Okay. Do you have anything sharp on you? >> No, I don't carry sharps. I don't know about that. Just drive me and my son home, please. >> Okay, just stay right here. >> Where's my son? >> He's back there. >> I really I am I really am not Harry Pear. I am Harry P. Just there is witness protection. >> You have to back down. Where is my son? You are too aggressive. >> Just hang. You're scaring people off of days in school and that doesn't seem pleasant. Miss Miss Miss me men too can't write figure out how to write permission for Miss Honor you are okay on school days. >> Let me see these. >> No, these are mine. >> Drop them, please. >> Where is my Will you drive me home? >> Your husband's on his way up right now to pick up the kid. >> No, I want to go home, too. Please. I scout's honor. I am okay on school day. Please let me go home. >> At some point, you're going to get to go home. I don't know. >> I want to go home today. I have done nothing wrong besides to drive off some forms for my kid. What are you doing? Are you crazy? >> No, you're not allowed to hear allow me right away. >> Yes, I am. Yes, I am. According to the judge, yes, I am. >> Even after being detained, she argues that she's protected by special education laws and goes as far as claiming she's part of witness protection. >> You do need to give officer Bronson your keys. Okay. >> No. No. No. Uhuh. >> I don't want your car. >> I want I want to go home. Witness protection, please. We're giving you options here. >> I want to go home. Where is my kiddo? I want to go home. He's on the AC. This is You have all your gear and I am just a helpless female. Can I go home on a day of school? >> You are not free to leave. No. >> No. I want to go home. What is wrong? What is wrong? Attorney enforcement. >> You're not allowed to be here. >> Yes, I am. According to Judge, I am. >> Okay. Here's what you're going to do. You're going to give off I get a lawyer. I get a lawyer. I get to go home. Yes, I do. >> Yes, you do. You do. You have the right to do all those things. >> I want to go home. >> Okay. >> I want to go home. >> You need to give him your keys. >> No. Oh, is he going to drive my car home? >> No, we don't do that. >> No. Yes, you do. Yes, you do. Yes, you do. >> Do you want your car towed? >> No, sir. No, sir. >> Your husband's on his way up here. We're going to give him the keys. So, give him the keys. Otherwise, your car >> I want you to go home with him. >> You're not going home with him, right? >> Oh, yes, I am. What have I done wrong and tried to drop off my kids? >> Trespass? >> No, this is not trespassing. I have a legal right to go to school, too. Yes, I do. Yes, I do have a legal legal right to be >> Yes, I do. I don't know what's wrong with you, sweetie, but you need to be nice to somebody else now. >> Not going to get a ring. Act like that. >> You're being mean. Ouch. I am being I am on a day of school just like them too. And teacher Ed is back down. Okay, you have to give that back to me. You're stealing my keys. >> It's your property. We'll give it back to you. >> You're coming this way. >> I want you to go where? I have no trust in you. Where's my kiddo? >> No, I have no trust in you. I'm on the street. Uhuh. They probably did something to him last year. Way too tight. >> 1 2 3. Come on. >> I I want to go home. >> No, I did not try. >> Let me go. Where is my keys? I said you have to take me home is what you have to do with witness protection. You have to take me home. I have no way out. And I can't figure this out. Where's my sweetie? >> No, I know the other school. School. >> I'm having a day of school like everyone else. Where is my sweetie? >> He's in the AC. He's staying home. >> No, do not trust those. Look what they're doing on the day of school. >> We are not leaving until >> I want to go home, sweetie. >> Officers work to cal her as they prepare for transport. Eventually, she's secured in the police vehicle and taken away. >> This is way too tight. >> You're gonna fit. >> Where's my sweetie? >> Look at those cutout. Those cutouts for your feet in this. >> Those cutouts are for your feet. >> You'll get a chase. You are that crow. >> I'm going to turn the AC up so you don't burn up. >> I want you to go. Ouch. >> Watch. Tuck your feet in there. >> There we go. >> He's been pretty compliant with all this. Oh, he's been super. >> He's kind of in a tough spot right now. his basement that he lost. >> Yeah, he's got a safe room in the basement. >> He's got supplies for a couple days. He's got go bags for the kids. >> She was in court last week. Um but the judge, Patricia, would you say kindback said um that we needed to go ahead and file So, we're in the process of having our attorney file um a stalking order, no contact order. So, we'll add this to it. But um she also >> the same scenario. She had nothing really. She's been she's been denied access for a year and it's not up yet and she knows that and um so she's that's why she was in court because she showed up at Schaer what a month ago >> summer school. Yeah, summer school and did the same thing and they put her in certain >> you guys have any questions before I run her. >> No, only if you just update us if she gets if she if Chestnut sends her just let >> I'm not CIT and he's not CIT. So our senior officer is going to have to do all that paperwork. All right, I'm a scoop. All right. >> You bet. >> In a little bit. >> Just hang on, Kelly. >> Okay. We're going to work all this out. Okay. >> We're going to work all this out. >> You getting enough air? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He was pulling up while we were leaving. >> Hang on. Sir, >> Kelly, >> let him know I'd like to go home. >> Kelly, you just got to hang on. >> You're going to meet my children for me. My children, I'd like to go home. >> You're going to see your children in a little bit. I just have to do my job. >> On the ride to jail, she continues insisting she's done nothing wrong. >> I'm taking you home when when it when time allows. Yeah. >> Going to >> We're going to the police department. >> No, I don't want to go there. I want to go home. >> You don't have you don't have the option. This where you're going. >> What are you doing? You're scaring me now. I want to go home on my learning case, but you're scaring a law by a citizen of my 30 days. >> I want to go home. I'm a lawyer citizen at my learning case. >> But you broke the law today. >> No, I didn't. No, I didn't. >> She's ultimately charged with criminal trespass and violating a protection order. Thanks to quick action, the kids are safe, but the parents are left facing serious consequences. Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
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