These folks got the job and immediately proved why they shouldn't have. Here are five cases when the first day on the job ends in disaster. Number five, woman wanted to become a cop, then blew it all before even getting hired. In our first case, a highway patrol officer spots a vehicle flying down the road at nearly 100 mph, swerving and driving recklessly. An officer initiates a traffic stop, but the driver keeps going for several more miles before finally pulling over. Here's what happens next. >> How are you? >> Pretty good. >> Why are you driving like that? >> Hello. >> Yes. >> Why are you driving like that? >> Sorry. Here you go. >> Do you have your driver's license? >> Yes. >> Let's start there. just your driver's license. >> It's not current my address. I I ordered a new uh address on my current address. >> You ordered a new address on your current address? >> No, I I ordered a new ID with my current address. Okay. >> So, it's not current, >> but this is the one I have. >> But here is everything. My registration insurance. >> Okay. Why are you driving like that? >> What? What? What do you mean like driving? >> You're doing 100 plus on the interstate, weaving in and out of vehicles. What is the rush? >> I don't I don't I really don't know. >> All right. Want to give these back to you? And I miss you. I'm gonna give these back to you. And then Miss Yellow Hair, I'm gonna have you step out. We'll go speak back here about your speed. Okay. >> Okay. Sorry. I have a cold sore right here. >> Okay. >> Very embarrassing. >> You can just leave your documents in your vehicle. Okay. >> Uh am I being detained? >> What is that? >> Do I need to step out my vehicle to be detained? >> I just told you I'm going to talk to you about your speed back here. >> Okay, I'm fine with that. I I'll cooperate with you. >> Okay. Will you stand in front of my car, please? >> Okay. in front of my vehicle. >> Even with a strong scent of alcohol in the air, the woman denies being under the influence, giving the officer even more reasons to dig deeper. >> No weapons on you or anything? >> No, I don't have no weapons. >> Okay. While I'm speaking with you, just keep your hands outside your pocket, please. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I just have my Can I just lock my car? >> Sure. So, what is the rush? Talk to me. >> Um, I'm I just don't have a rush, really. >> Okay. Well, you're doing 100 on the interstate. >> Did you Is this set on your speedometer? >> It is. Okay. >> Can I check, please? >> We're not going to be checking anything tonight. I'm just telling you what I stopped you for. Okay. You're doing 100 plus on the interstate. You're driving recklessly. You're weaving in and out of cars. I mean, what what is the point of all this? >> Nothing really. >> Okay. Where are you trying to get to? >> I'm just trying to get home. >> Home? And you're coming from where? >> Uh I mean like I I just I have the rights, you know. Sure. Got you. How much have you drank tonight? >> I have none really. >> Okay. None really. >> What does that mean? >> I mean, I had some this morning, but that's it's out of my system by now. >> Okay. When was your last drink? >> Probably like 10:00 this morning. >> 10 this morning. Why can I still smell it coming from your breath as you're breathing? Even though you have a mask on. I mean >> I mean, you probably could smell something as maybe my perfume. I don't know. >> Well, I'm not smelling perfume. Okay. I know what the smell of an intoxicating alcoholic beverage smells like and I can smell it clearly coming from your breath. >> I mean, I literally have a mask on, so I don't know how you could tell. >> Okay. So, when was your last drink? Would you say >> like 10 this morning? Like I said, >> 10 this morning. >> Yeah. >> And what did you drink? >> Um, I was literally at high salon. >> I had a prickly pear. >> Prickly pear. >> Yeah. Margarita. >> Okay. And what? I'm not familiar with that. What's high salon? >> I mean, you're from Albuquerque, right? Is this like Are you Albuquerque or Sheriff? >> No, I'm a state police officer. >> Okay. >> So, I mean, what is that? Is it a bar, a restaurant? >> It's a restaurant and saloon. >> A saloon? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, like a bar. >> Given what the officer has observed so far, a field sobriety test is now in order. >> So, Mr. I'm just going to check you tonight. Make sure you're all right. Okay. >> Okay. >> Your drive behavior has me super worried. You're hauling butt. You're weaving in and out of traffic. I mean, looks like you're going to cause a crash. If I had stopped you, looks like you were going to crash. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you you say you haven't >> Yeah, I Yeah, I understand. >> You say you haven't had nothing to drink. I'm just going to check you real quick to make sure you're all right. Okay, Mr. >> Yeah, I could do a couple tests if you need to. >> Okay. Stand in front of me. >> Right in front of me. >> Stand with your feet together, toes touching, arms by your side. >> Okay. >> Do you have contacts in? >> No. I'm supposed to be wearing glasses, though. >> Okay. It's okay. But no contacts in your eyes? >> No, not right now. >> Any recent head trauma? >> No. >> Traumatic brain injuries? >> No. >> Nothing going on with your head? >> No. >> Okay. Can you take your hair and brush it behind your ears the best you can? >> I can put it up if you need me to. >> Sure. Any reason you're so aggressive? >> I just have a test date for Albuquerque Police tomorrow. That's all. >> Okay. Well, maybe don't be doing 100 miles an hour on the on the interstate if you're testing for a police agency. if that's what you have. >> Okay. Stand with your arms by your side, please. Outside of your pockets. I'm going to have you focus on the tip of my finger. Right there where my fingerprint is. Okay. I'll be going back and forth a few times. I don't want you to move your head. I want you to follow the tip of my finger, moving your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand what I want you to do? >> Mhm. >> Do you have any questions? >> No. >> Okay. Good. >> Can you just like turn off your brightness, though? >> No, ma'am. This is just how we do things. >> Okay. >> Okay. You see the tip of my finger? Tilt your chin down just a bit. Perfect. Follow the tip of my finger. Moving your eyes and your eyes only. >> It's a basic eye movement test, but somehow she's already stumbling through it and the officer picks up every sign. >> My first time taking the test. >> I get you, ma'am. Just listen to my instructions, okay? You don't have to keep moving your head and stuff like that, >> okay? Just try your best. right there where my fingerprint is. Follow it with your eyes. Moving your eyes will only me. >> I don't understand like the way you're positioning your flashlight though cuz like it's literally like exaggerating my eyes. >> It's not doing anything that it doesn't need to do. Okay. All I'm doing is illuminating your face so I can see. Okay. You don't have to understand. >> I mean, if you want me to take off my mask, I could. But like, look. See? >> Yeah. >> It's just why I have >> I could care less if you keep your mask on or off. Okay. >> Okay. >> Right now, I just want you to follow simple instructions. Follow my finger. Don't question where my flashlight is and why it is doing what it is doing. Just follow my finger. >> I just haven't had that training yet, so I'm just understanding. >> Okay. Are you in the academy right now? >> No, I'm not. >> You're just testing. >> Yes. >> Okay. Again, follow my finger. >> You're like really shaking, too. >> It's just my natural vibration. Okay. Follow the tip of my finger. Was any problems walking, turning, or bouncing? >> No, I just had surgery on my knee though. >> How long ago did you have surgery? >> About six years ago. Okay. So, but you're in the process of testing for a police academy? >> Yes, sir. >> So, you're healthy enough to pass a physical and stuff like that? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. No active injuries right now? >> No, sir. >> Okay. You're wearing like some slide croc type shoes. Do you want to keep >> These are bands. >> Okay. Do you want to keep them on? I'm going to be asking you do some walking turning bounces. >> Take them off if you need to, sir. >> What was that? >> I can take them off if you need to, sir. >> I just am asking if you want to keep them on or take them off. >> I Whatever you need to, sir. >> It's up to you. I'm going to be asking you to do some walking turn. >> It's up to you, sir. Okay. Well, this is just a regular parking lot. If you want to leave them on, you can leave them on. Okay. >> That's fine, sir. >> So, >> whatever you say, sir. >> Okay. So, no no injuries, no problems walking, turning, or bouncing. >> No, sir. >> Okay. Just hang out for me real quick. Okay. >> And now what follows is the heel to toe test. >> 545. Go. M. You see this line right here? >> Yes, sir. >> I'm going to have you stand right where this >> flashlight is. >> Yes, sir. >> Facing this way. >> You can take a step forward so you're not on that crack. parallel >> right here for you. >> Perfect. So, I'm going to place you in a starting position. >> Yes, sir. >> When I have you in that position, I don't want you to move or start this test until I tell you to do so. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Tonight, I'm going to be instructing you to do nine heel to toe steps, a turn as I demonstrate, and then nine heel to toe steps back. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> The starting position for this test, you're going to take your left foot, place it on that line like me. Go ahead and do that now. >> Now, with your right, place it in front of your left, heel to toe touching, arms by your side. Miss, this is the starting position. Do not move or start this test until I tell you to do so. When I instruct you to do so, you will do nine heel to toe steps along that 4-inch wide line. >> Sir, can I say that it's very cold out here, >> Mrs. 89°. >> Okay. >> So, when I instruct you to do so, you're going to do nine heel totoe steps along that 4inch wide line. Okay? The line that you're standing on. Watch me. One, two, three. But on your ninth step, you will plant your lead foot with the foot behind it. A series of small steps, keeping your lead foot planted the entire time. You will then turn, continue back down the line. Nine heel to toe steps. One, two, three. Now, when I instruct you to start, M you're going to look down at each step, counting each step out loud. You're going to keep your arms by your side. And once you start this test, you won't stop until you're completely finished. >> Yes, sir. >> Do you understand my instructions? >> Yes, sir. >> You have zero questions? >> No, sir. >> Next step is step one. Go ahead and begin. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 turn. >> 10. >> Number of steps. >> He said nine steps, sir. >> Nine steps. The turn as I demonstrated and then your nine back. Improper turn. Stops. The woman's performance raises more red flags with every move. Even so, the officers hold back, giving the woman a chance to finish the test on her own. >> Ready for proceed. >> Go ahead. One serve. Two serve arms. >> Three. Four. Five. Six. 7. 8. Nine. Sir, >> face me. This next test, what I'm going to ask you to do is you're going to choose a leg of your choice. Okay? It could be your left. It could be your right. Whichever leg you choose, you're going to raise that foot above the ground, parallel with the ground, about 6 in off the ground. Your arms will be by your side. Both legs will be straight. You'll look down at your raised toe, counting in 10,00s, focusing on the tip of your toe. Watch me. 1,001 1,002 1,003 100,004 continuing until I tell you to stop. Okay? It's going to be about 30 seconds. Do you understand what I explained to you? >> Yes, sir. >> Do you have any questions? >> No, sir. >> Go ahead. Begin. 1 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 1 9 100 Sir, >> keep going. 11,000 12,000 13,000 14,000 15,000 167,000 sir 18,000 19,000 20,000 21,000 sir, >> you can stop. >> You said your last drink was about 10:00 a.m. this morning. >> Yes, sir. >> No, no, no prescription pills. >> No, sir. You can test me right now. >> Okay. Turn around and face away from me and don't move. >> Place your other hand behind your back. >> Why am I being detained, sir? >> You're not being detained. You're being placed under arrest. >> For what? >> Walk over with me and I'll explain to you >> by yourself. >> Yeah, I believe so. >> Despite the obvious signs of intoxication, the woman still refuses to admit that the officer made the right call. >> I did not fail my test, sir. >> Okay. Face my windshield. Widen your stance. >> I believe it. >> Woman supposed to search me, sir? >> No, not in our department. >> Are you wearing a bra? >> Yes. >> Anything in that bra that's going to hurt me? >> No, it's a sports bra, sir. walk around to the side of my car and I'm going to read something to you. [Music] Have a seat. >> The only reason you have that mask on is for your cold sore. >> Yes. I have a fever blister, sir. >> Okay. What's in your mouth? >> Nothing. >> Just your teeth and your tongue. >> Just my freaking braces. >> Okay. Open your mouth. Perfect. I'm going to place this back on you. Okay. Scoot over just a tad. So, Miss Help, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. >> Yes, sir. >> You are under arrest for driving while under the influence of intoxicating alcohol and or the New Mexico Implied Consent Act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you have the right to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician. Do you agree to take our test? >> No, I don't. >> I cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privilege for one year. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Of New Mexico law that you take a breath test. >> I know my right, sir. >> Do you now agree to be tested? >> Take these handcuffs off of me? >> No, ma'am. Do you now agree to be tested? >> I just need a yes or a no. Yes or no? >> Yes, sir. >> Yes. You agree to be tested? >> Yes, sir. >> So, you will test tonight? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Now, in the back seat, she's not staying quiet, and instead, she spends the ride arguing every decision made. >> I do not have no warrant. I checked on the government's website to see if I had any traffic violations. They would They didn't say nothing. Can you at least play me a song so I don't get all so upset? >> No, man. >> Why not? >> Cuz the way you're acting. >> How am I acting? I literally follow your procedure like throughout the whole way. >> Why would you freak out? >> Because he's a freaking guy. >> Oh, yeah. You're not going to be in there with that guy. You >> have tissue, please. >> Almost. We're almost there. >> I'm literally sick right now. like >> you're not throwing up or anything, are you? >> Okay. >> But you just have mucus. That's what you say. >> Yeah. I need to cough it up. >> As soon as we're done here, I'll take you to the restroom. You can do what you need. Take one big breath. One big breath and blow. into the court. >> What's wrong? >> Can I just give me some tissue and blow my nose? >> Not right now. We're here. We're not going to be doing anything else. Okay. This is your opportunity. If you're going to blow tonight, blow into the machine. >> Okay. >> Big breath and blow. >> I would like to blow through my nose. That's all. >> I can't get any closer. You're going to have to get closer. >> Big breath and blow until you do not hear noise. Stop. >> They do. That's how hard I work. Shine just comes right off. One more time. >> Things shift quickly once the woman starts listing every reason she's not taking the test, but the officer isn't in the mood to argue. I'm not taking another one. >> Okay. >> I'm sick and I got laded from even blowing. I have probably an ear infection and my ears are plugged up right now. >> Okay. Well, you don't have to stand. I can move the machine closer to you. Are you going to provide a breath sample? Yes or no? >> You have done that the first time for me. Why didn't you do that for me the first time? >> Cuz I have no idea what's going on with you. Okay. >> I literally asked you for tissue and I told you I was sick. I have a fever blister on my lip. >> Mr. Are you going to blow tonight or am I going to consider your actions refusal? >> I already gave you a breathalyzer. >> I asked for two asked for two breath samples when I read the ICAD. >> Could I please just at least get some tissue before I do another one? >> Not right now, ma'am. Listen to me. All you have to do is blow just like you just did. And as soon as we're done, I'm going to stand you up and walk you straight to the bathroom. Just one more breath and we're done. >> What was your last name? >> Savage. Miss, this thing has a timer. If you do not provide a breath sample, I'll be charging with aggravated DWI tonight. >> Are you going to blow into the machine? Yes or no? Okay. I'm considering your actions. >> Okay, I'll take I'll take it. Just give me a minute. >> Well, this thing has a timer and as soon as it's done, it's going to make an audible noise. I'll be charging with activated DWI. Big breath and blow. [Music] >> Keep going. Keep going. You're almost there. Stop. [Music] So, Miss Results of your test is.14.13. Okay. So, you must have had one heck of a drink at breakfast this morning. Still below 0.14. Stand up for me. Walk over here. I'll take you to the restroom. >> Her BAC was nearly double the legal limit of 008%, a number that quickly sealed her fate for the night. She was charged with DUI. Number four, delivery drivers route took a detour to the station. Coming up on June 6, 2025 in Little Silver, New Jersey, an officer on patrol notices a black 2004 Nissan Maxima cruising down the road with no headlights. Here's how the traffic stop unfolds. >> Hello. >> Hi, miss. Good evening. How are you? >> Okay. >> My name is Officer White, Los Silver Police Department. >> Yeah. Do you mind if I just uh see your license registration proof insurance? Sure. I'm sorry. I'm door dashing. >> Door dashing? >> Yes. Drop the slap on the river side. So, I'm almost there. Thank you. >> Is your license up to date? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Um, do you have the interlock in your car? >> No. >> Okay. It says uh on >> Okay. That's why I was asking. It says you still require one on the license. >> December of last year. >> December of last year. >> Yeah. Okay. >> So, the reason why I'm stopping you, okay, just at this time of night, you got to have your lights on by now. Okay. Your headlights. >> Okay. >> How long have you been door dashing for tonight? >> Uh, since 5:30. 5:30. >> Gotcha. >> I had to drop this off at Riverside Drive. >> Riverside Drive. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What kind of food you get? Where's the problem? >> Uh, it's uh something. >> You know what? I don't Okay. Driving without headlights was the reason for the traffic stop, but a closer look or smell of the woman identified as Allison Mcnite made the officer suspicious. It seems like Allison should have never driven in the first place. >> Anything to drink tonight? No. >> No. >> Alison, I'm just going to do a quick test up here at the window. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. You familiar with the English alphabet? >> Very much so. >> I'm sorry. >> Very much so. >> Very much so. All right. Can you just recite it from the letter D to W for me? >> D E F A G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W. >> Okay. All right. Nothing to drink today at all. >> Earlier. >> Earlier. What's earlier? >> 12:00. >> 12:00. What did you have? >> Um, a shot of uh I think uh Whitten. >> Okay. Just the one? All right. All right. License good though, right? No point suspensions? >> No. No. >> No. It's all good. >> All good. Okay. Cool. >> I just had to redo the whole thing. I had to go take the driver's test over. Okay. >> All right. Just uh give me one second. Okay. >> Sure. Thanks. >> All right. So, um driving with no lights on, driving pretty slow. Um said she's Ubering since 5:30. Asked her if she had anything to drink. She said no originally. Then I said anything at all. And then she said she had Pink Whitney around noon, so she changed her answer. Um, she's got a like big Powerade bottle in the center console with straight clear non like bubbly liquid. Um, got odor. So, I just want to >> What's I couldn't hear what she said. She has an interlock device requirement. >> It usually just says when it needs to be installed. I found one year. >> She's She's saying she doesn't need it anymore. Michelle said that it was installed in April of 24, but then updated in May. >> While reviewing Allison's license, the officer spots a restriction that requires her to use an interlock device, a condition tied to her past DUI cases. The discovery prompts the officer to press further, asking Allison a few more questions before initiating the sobriety test. >> Miss, do you mind just step into the back of your car for me? >> Sure. >> Thank you. >> Just to the back bumper. >> You can take a seat right there. You can take a seat on your back bumper. Thank you. So, do you still require your interlock or No. >> No. Removed in December. >> Removed in December. When did you have to get it put on? >> 7 months prior to last year of the year. >> Do you have any documentation that says that you don't require it anymore? >> I actually got my driver's license. I had to go back to get my driver's license redone. I went and took all the tests. So, they never removed it. I'm just asking you to grab it. >> All right. >> Stay here. Stay >> in the bottle. >> I grab it. >> Go for it. >> This is my last trip. I was on my way home. >> On your way home? >> Yeah. >> It's pretty busy night though to not want to Door Dash later in the night. >> Yeah. I You know what? I'm not good driver at night. No. My church donated this car to me recently. So yeah, I do not power. Is that power? >> I know that's But recently they donated this car to me. So and I have driven before with with the lights on. I'm not a good night driver, >> but please. >> Okay, >> we're we're in the middle of something. Thank you. >> Pull over then up on the side. >> Now, the officers ask Allison a few more questions before initiating a field sobriety test. >> Um, take any other. >> Do you do any other? >> No. >> No, I don't need any help. No thanks. Okay. All right. All right. All right. Do me a favor. Have a seat on your bumper. I'm just going to check your eyes. Okay. >> Okay. >> See my pen here? >> Do you want me to follow it? >> One second. I'm going to explain everything. >> Okay. >> What color is my pen? >> Blue. >> Okay. Well, your eyes and your eyes only. I want you to follow my pen. Okay. Do not move your head. Okay. >> Do you understand my instructions? Okay. Heat up here. Heat. [Music] Heat. All right, last one. We're going to go up. Okay. >> Mhm. >> One more time. All right. Just going to listen to this officer give instructions next. >> Zero. >> What? >> Zero. Okay. >> The test continues with a heel to toe test and officers are paying close attention to how she handles it. >> All right, miss. I'm just going to run you through a quick test. Okay. You see the straight line in front of you? All right. I want you to stand both feet right hands down at your side. I want you to take your left foot, put your left foot on that line. Keep your arms down at your side. Put your right heel touching your left toes. Just stay on the line. Just like that. Yep. >> Okay. >> All right. When I tell you to, you're going to take nine heel. >> Okay. >> Can you get back in this arm position, please? Thank you. >> All right. When I tell you to, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps. Okay. On the line, >> arms down at your side, counting your steps out loud. It'll look something like this. Okay. One, two, three. I'm taking three. You're going to take nine. When you get to your nine step, you're going to take your back foot off the line. Take small shuffle steps like so. And return. Nine heel to toe steps. Arms down to your side. Counting out loud. One, two, three, and so forth till you get Nope. Don't start yet. >> Oh, I thought you had after after you took >> I'm going to I'm going to tell you when to start. Okay. So, take take a couple steps back. Okay. You're going to put your left foot on the line. Right. Right heel touching your left toes. >> Oh, right. >> What's that? Yeah. Whenever you're ready, miss, you can begin. [Music] >> All right, I'm going to run you through one more test. Okay, it's called the onelegged stand. Okay, you can step up here. >> Yep. Just right there. >> After completing the test, officers determine that Allison is too impaired to drive. With that, they place her under arrest. >> Where you going, church? >> Hel is that where you live. I'm going to be my car. >> Alice is going to get me a car. Am I going to go home? No. Okay. Okay. That That's okay. You don't have to reach. It's okay. >> All right. We're going to walk back to this car right here. Okay. >> I think I have a quarter in my pocket. >> A quarter. All right. >> Yeah. >> I'm just going to do a quick pat down with the back of my hand. You got nothing in your shoes? >> No. >> Got a couple quarters in here. Do you mind if I turn your pocket out? You >> might. You may. >> All right. So more than a quarter. >> So as part of a DWI arrest, we searched the car. Is there anything in there we should know about? >> I don't do >> I didn't I didn't say I didn't say anything else. >> No. >> Grab your purse. You want your phone and your purse, right? >> Uh yeah, because I would eventually need to make the phone call. Okay. >> These are hard seats. Is that water in the center? >> Yes, it is water. >> Okay. >> I just want to make sure. >> Thank you. >> Officers are in the middle of their search when they notice the bag in the front seat. It's the Chipotle order Allison was delivering, and someone's clearly wondering why it hasn't shown up yet. >> I'll take a drive when we clear up if you want. >> Bring it back. All right. >> Yep. Getting a phone call right now from Door Dash. >> Answer it. >> Your Door Dash customer. >> Hello. >> Never share personal information, passwords, or verification codes with anyone over the phone. Calls may be monitored and recorded by Door Dash and service providers for quality. >> Hello. May I ask who's calling? Yeah. Uh, I didn't get my order. >> Um, yeah. So, this is the Little Silver Police Department. Okay. Your dasher actually uh just was placed under arrest. Um, >> if you want to come pick up your food at our police headquarters, we can do that if you'd like. >> Oh. Uh, no. That's what I meant. >> You sure? >> Uh, okay. >> Yeah. Um, sure you have it or what? >> Yes, we we we have it. Yep. >> All right. Um, okay. Uh, thank you. >> No problem. >> Here's your phone if you want to put it in the bag. We can call when we get back to headquarters, ma'am. >> I wouldn't be before 9:30. >> Uh, it's just about 9:00, so we'll see what time it is. All right. >> I just need to know that. >> Well, we'll call him in two minutes when we get back to headquarters. What's your name? >> And what's your son's name? >> Brian. >> Brian. >> Can you throw that in there? Do you have a telescope or do you need one? >> I got it. >> All right. >> Just grab our phone number. >> Yeah. >> At the station, Allison's blood alcohol content was recorded at 0067%. Still within the legal limit. Because of this, she was eventually released into the custody of her son, who signed the potential liability warning on her behalf. However, that didn't mean she walked away without consequences. Officers still issued her multiple citations, including operating while under the influence, reckless driving, careless driving, and failure to use lighted lamps when required. Number three, when the one hired to keep the peace ends up starting the problem. On May 3rd, 2024, police responded to reports of a woman crashing into several parked cars in a lot while allegedly under the influence. What follows is the moment officers approach the driver. >> Get out of the car, >> bro. I'm going to go to jail. Are you out your way? >> Put your phone down. Exit the vehicle, ma'am, or I'm going to help you get out. I went right here. I hit three cars. >> I never hit three cars. >> That's it. >> I never hit three cars. >> Y don't have to do all that. I put my arms behind my back. >> Stop moving. >> Okay, I'mma stop moving. Let my arms go. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Let my arms go. You're hurting me. >> All right, stop. You're done. >> You're hurting me. >> It's fine. It's done. Just relax. Turn around. Relax. >> I am at >> done. Just stay right here. >> I'm working on getting my license right now. I'm working for the last month. I worried my license right now. I never >> I never car. >> Just let us figure it out. All right. Let's see what's going on. Okay. >> What's your name? my neighbor to kill. I never had no secret though. I remember the driver of the car. >> What are we doing here? Why >> y'all going to arrest me and get me thinking because I don't have a drive license. I'm working. I'm getting that right now. I have to pay money and do classes. Get my job license back and pay money to get my job license. I'm not I'm not just my friend work here at Kore. She work here at Cajun board. >> She what? >> My friend working here at Cajun board. >> Okay. Your friend works at Cajun board. >> I beat on myself and everything. >> Nobody's in the car with me. >> All right. Come here. >> Come on. >> I never hit no cars though. That's what I'm saying. I haven't say that because y'all think I got >> Come on. >> But on my >> From the way she talks, it's obvious she's intoxicated. And in her current state, she doesn't seem to recall what happened. Still, the officers have enough to tie her to the crash. >> You been drinking night? >> I only had two drinks at Kore. >> All right, >> that's it. I had never had anything else. I'm in the process to get my license back and I have to take a class. >> Yeah, >> I have to take a class and pay $50 to see the license. I have nothing on me. >> Okay, I'm just checking real quick. >> Just checking your pants. >> My phone is right there on the ground. I got somebody come get my car. Y'all going to keep pulling me over regarding my license and I'm in the process of getting my license regarding the cases that I got. >> This is a little bit different than just not having >> I know at that time, but I never hit nobody. You hit three different cars. >> No, I did. >> Have a seat. >> I didn't sit here. >> Careful. Careful. >> Okay. >> Um, >> let me know if you need >> I got crocs on, so my crocs are slippery. >> Okay. >> And I just peed on myself. I have to use the bathroom. >> Come on. >> Step up. >> Yeah, I only agree with that. Caucasian. I never hit that. >> I don't remember if I went hit that. I never hit nobody. >> Y I don't have it. I Somebody was like in my car. >> Come on. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. I just trying to get home to get my kids to go home. >> I never hit nobody. I wouldn't remember that if I did. Y'all trying to make me admit that I did do that. I didn't. I didn't do that. Y'all going to agree with that. I got all these people on their side. >> I'm careful. >> No, I'm careful. >> There you go. Get your leg in. >> I got my leg in. >> There's still more to sort out, but first officers have to get the woman safely into the patrol car. Can I get my phone for somebody to come get my car? >> We'll get it. Move your legs over. >> Mom, no. My legs are >> I don't have a license. So y'all going to do this every time. So when I do get a license, are y'all still going to do this? >> This has a little bit more. >> This is more than just a license. >> No, I'm in the process of >> I understand. I understand. All right. >> Is this you guys? >> Okay. I'm going to I got to get out. I'll get off this way. Okay. Which way can I go? >> I'm stuck here. >> No. Where's your view? >> Just kidding. >> I'll go I'll go through there. >> I'm this way. >> We're good. >> Was your vehicle involved or you're just out here? I'm just trying to get out of here. Okay. Is >> that? >> Yeah, that's us. >> Okay, I can move my truck. >> No, my problem was nowhere to go. So, >> oh, wait. >> The officers now work their way through the crowd, speaking with anyone who saw the crash or had their car involved. >> I'm sorry. Take it this way. You're not involved in any of this. Go on the other side of this vehicle. >> Put her finger in my throat if that's going on the other side and stand on the other side. >> After she hit my car, she yelled out. We told her to stop. She I don't have time for this. And then she just took off and she hit the next car. >> Just these. >> No, we're all cars. She came out of here like crazy. Just >> she was coming in. >> She was coming out of a parking totally. I mean, this was she was the whole back end of this thing >> and then she went over there, hit the other car, and >> I'll do the 1050 report. I'll I'll help you out with all that. >> All right. >> You want to do a 1050? >> Yeah, I got the 1050. I got the two parked. Now that they've spoken with witnesses, the officers go back to the suspect to follow up on what happened. >> I have somebody stay there and >> I have somebody come get my car and whatever they feel like that damage this way. >> Stop. >> I don't remember >> crashes to nobody or none of that. >> I understand that. >> I'm not that intoxicated. Nothing. I just wanted to go get my kids and go home. I'll stay all the way out. I'm saying you're not that intoxicated. How much did you have to drink? Party had like three cups and two shots. That's it. >> Three cups and two shots. How long? >> But any that's like two hours ago. Anytime y'all pull me over, that's going to pop up that y'all pull me up for a do you. So anytime y'all pull me over, y'all going to automatically want me to come out and take a breath and all that. I'm not that type of person. I supposed to rent the work today and the schedule was messed up. I'm not the type of person. If they want me to take care the damage to that vehicle, I will pay for that. >> Okay. Right now you're you're under arrest for the suspicious of >> Okay, but I can have somebody come get my car. >> No, the car is going to be towed and impounded. It's not drivable at this point in time. So, okay. No one could drive the car, unfortunately. >> Okay. Can you let me know where I'm going so I can tell somebody where I'm going? >> Police station. We got to get through some formalities really quick. Okay. >> And the only reason why y'all doing it because I'm in the process of getting my license. I have to take class, pay for a drug. >> We're not doing anything at this point. I know it's on conducting an investigation. Okay. No, it's on me because I don't have my license. >> Striking three vehicles whether you >> I never I never I'm not going to lie to you. I never strike three vehicles. >> How many did you strike? >> I never strike no vehicle. >> Okay. >> I never strike no vehicle. I'm not there under influence. I never had no hard liquor to strike no vehicle. >> Okay. All right. >> So, >> I got somebody come get my car. I can pay whatever y'all want to try to pay. You're under arrest for for the suspicion of DUI, okay? And then we'll go from there. We'll get you to the station. We'll do a couple tests. >> Her priorities are starting to show. And it's not the crash that's on her mind. >> So, I have to pay for myself to be mad to pay for my car. >> Well, you know, it's No, at least on your own recgnissance, >> but I still have to pay for my car to be back to me. >> Well, that's a separate issue. Yeah. >> And I'm working on that right now. I have I have to do classes and then pay >> insurance on the vehicle. >> I'm trying to get that right now, but I have to I have to do classes to do all of that. What I'm trying to do, >> okay, >> because I already have past experiences with that. So, I have to do classes to do all that to do what you trying to tell me. I need >> What's your first name? >> Tequila. >> Spell that. >> I'm going down for being a good person, but anybody else Spell your name. >> T E K I A. >> T E E K I A. >> Ever try to pull off another of that. >> I'm working on getting all of that right now. I have to go through the court to get all that. I have to pay money to see a judge and all that. >> Your phone number, Tequila. >> I have to pay money to do all of that. >> All right. Put your leg in there. >> My leg is in here. >> All right. I'm going to close the door so I don't want your leg. Can you get my phone so I call somebody to get my car before y'all try to tow it? >> Nobody's going to get your car. It's not drivable. So, it's being towed. >> I know it's not driveable. I have somebody with a driver license to come get my car. >> Put your leg in here. >> But can I call somebody with a driver? >> No, you cannot. End of story. Now, put your leg inside the vehicle. >> It's in the car. >> Do you want to notify your cousin >> that you're in custody, right? unnecessary. >> I know, but like you don't like arguing over me is not going to really help. >> So, I'm asking you, do you want to call your cousin to notify him? Do you have his number? >> It's her. >> Do you have her number? >> It's in my phone. >> What number is that? >> And do not be texting. >> I never text. >> You were just texting. I was >> I can show you I wasn't texting. The frustration is written all over her face. But the reality is that no one else is to blame for how the night is going. >> I can show you what's >> the number. >> I got to go to it. Look, I can tell you want to text me. All right. Can't text. >> Okay. I could just call my baby then. I don't even want to call me then. Every miss >> brobody I pay yard my car back. You can't even come get me calling you. They just locked me up on my way home with ED from her job. They hit two cars. I'm gonna get a lawyer cuz I'm see I two cars parking lot you could cuz you don't have no license to come get me >> some kind about the house we could have arrested. >> What's that? >> What you talking about? I'm getting a lawyer once I y >> she may have once aimed to wear a badge. But after this, holding on to her job as a security guard will be a challenge. >> That's why I cannot be a police house. I've been a security guard. seven years and they cool I don't want to be a police house trying to rest and get tickets to the wrong be sitting protect. I could protect my son and my daughter. I got wait I only been well I was just there for an hour 30 minutes. I only had two drinks and two shots. Not drunk. Had two or three cars. I'm trying to figure out where. What they saying is I hit them cars in the parking lot. >> I I don't know. >> I wasn't there. >> I I'm trying to figure out what I did or was I supposed to be >> I don't know why that mean. >> What? So they saying I backed into them or I >> like you know how when you first saw me come walking here. I never saw how I want to talk to that >> guy with beard comes walking in kind of see a guy with a beard come walking in like I'm the only one with >> I want you to understand trying to make it seem like you're a bad person. >> I just like I'm telling you that literally came in here. >> What was I when I hit these people? >> I would like to know what happened. lawyer wants all these lawyer. >> So, all I got to pay >> when the officer when the officer that arrested you comes back here, you can ask him all these questions and he will answer you. >> And not even don't I got to show up to court, the arresting officers. >> Yeah, the arresting officer >> cuz every time I have a court case suspension >> traffic none of you officers never show up. That's what I say. >> Suspension here. You know you're a two-page guy, right? Even at the end, the woman refused to admit to the crash. She kept arguing and throwing insults at the officer before ultimately being charged with DUI and hit and run. Number two, woman just clocked out and went straight into cuffs. In this next case, officers respond to a crash involving a gray SUV. At the scene, they find a woman alone with a vehicle. A nearby truck driver claims he saw her behind the wheel just before it swerved and crashed. But what she says catches everyone off guard. >> I can't tell cuz I got congested. But she definitely >> Did you see Did you see the crash happen? >> I see it cuz I was here. So I jump out the way. That's why I stopped. >> So you were coming and you saw it on the way. >> Okay. Appreciate it. Thank you. 47. >> 47. >> You guys going to take it? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Hello, ma'am. I'm officer Pñena with the New Mexico State Police. >> Yes. >> What happened? >> Somebody hit me and then I spun and then I got out and he helped me. He was flashing all the cars down to not hit my car again. And then I just stand over here. So, I was upset because I never been this. >> Okay. Do you have an ID on you? >> Yeah, I do. Second chance. >> Yeah, cuz my my friend was driving the car and then >> Your friend was driving the car. >> Yeah. >> So, where's your friend at? >> She left cuz she got scared. >> She left cuz she got scared. Mhm. >> 49 lane one and two are >> Hey, bro. Can you tell the truck driver to stay? >> He don't want to be involved. I told him not to. I said I don't want to get him cuz he's out of town. I don't want to get his company involved. >> So, don't don't tell him because I don't >> He told me that he saw you driving. >> Well, he didn't because I wasn't here. >> Okay. Well, he said he did. though. >> Sorry. I mean, >> how much alcohol have you had consumed today? >> Not. >> How much alcohol did you consume today? >> Not hardly anything, my friend. >> I told you. I just told you what happened. >> So, you cannot blame me for anything. >> I'm not blaming you for anything. I'm just asking you how much alcohol you've consumed today. >> Not hardly anything. >> You haven't had anything? >> She tells officers she had a couple of beers, but denies being the driver. Instead, she blames a friend who conveniently isn't at the scene. >> I don't have it cuz she has everything. She took it. I don't have nothing. >> Just give me one second. Look for ID. Let me start talk to my supervisor. Okay. So, say she's saying that her friend was driving and that her friend got picked up by a car >> because she was so scared of the police coming. And I >> I'm about to go talk to the semi-driver cuz he got here right after it happened. Um, so but she's saying that she wasn't a driver, but she's >> and he was upset >> and he doesn't want to get company. >> Can you watch your search? Let me go talk to >> him. Okay, >> that's why I'm still here. Just stay right there. >> This is my favorite. >> It's okay. Have a seat, >> ma'am. So So when I got here, you told me you got hit. >> I did get hit. This was a previous hit. this. >> The woman pulls out a receipt from an auto shop dated earlier that day, claiming it proves her car was already damaged before the crash, but the officers aren't buying it. It doesn't excuse the accident, and it definitely doesn't clear her from being the driver. >> Driving tonight? >> Yes, you were. >> No, I wasn't. >> From the statements that I gathered from the truck driver, from your statements, when I first got on scene, you told me you got hit and you ended up here. >> Okay. He lied. >> So, don't lie to me. Okay. >> I'm not lying. I know you're the driver of this vehicle, okay? So, look, okay, >> be honest with me, okay? It goes a long way. >> Mhm. >> Don't lie to me. I know you were the driver, okay? But you lying to me is not is not going to it's not going to help you any way. Okay? I understand you smell like alcohol. I understand you've been consuming alcohol. Okay? You said you had about two beers, correct? >> I did. >> That's all you had. Okay. All righty. So, what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you perform some uh field test to make sure you're not impressed from driving. Okay. >> I want you to see that I >> I purchased this this headlight. >> Okay. So, like I said, >> so like I said, I'm going to have you perform some field sobriety test. >> Can you at least look at this? >> Yes, I'll I'll look at it later. Um, so what we're going to do Okay. Uh, let's walk. >> He was not here the whole time. >> Okay. So, so from his statement, from what he told me, you told him when he when he got here, you were trying to move your vehicle and you were trying to leave the scene. >> Okay. You told him that you had to leave. >> That's why I stayed here. You told him that you had to leave. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Exactly. I didn't get hit. >> No, exactly. You crashed into the guardrail. >> No, this is what just happened. >> So, you're saying that that damage is already has been >> It's already there. That's why I have >> So, so what happened to the guardrail right there? Cuz I wasn't there. >> Baby, look at this. This is what happened. This is what I purchased today. >> Okay. So, ma'am, like I said, I'm going to have you run some field sobriety tests, okay? To make sure you're not impaired. >> Can you look at this? because this is not that >> Listen to me. Okay, listen to me. Okay, >> I we're not talking about that. Okay, >> she's clearly too impaired to reason with. But that doesn't stop the officer from calling out the logic behind her excuse. >> From my training and experience, I could tell that she just hit that guardrail because the damage is consistent from coming this way, hitting that guard. >> Call Mondo right now. This is >> That's fine. Okay, that's Listen, >> that's my damage from last weekend at the bar. So all this debris that came from your vehicle >> that's not right here. >> That's from your vehicle. That's the same color as your vehicle. >> That's some other from another car. This is my vehicle. >> All right. Go ahead and come over here with me. I'm going to have you run uh perform test. >> Let's look at this so you can see. I'll look at this. >> That's a headlight. I did a report. >> Let's go over here, ma'am. >> And I did that. I'm noted up like I know that. >> Okay. Do me a favor. As a matter of fact, have a seat on that that that side of the guardrail for me. Okay. >> I know. But I didn't I >> just Okay. Just have a seat. >> Listen to the officer. Let's have a seat right there. Have a seat right there. >> I will because >> the officers are getting ready to conduct a sobriety test. But first, the lead officer fills the others in on how the situation has played out. >> She's a driver. Um, according to the tow truck driver or >> No. Yeah. Yeah. No, there's there's no there's no even there's no even um fighting it. >> Yeah. There's no even fighting it. It's her. Uh he said that when he got here she was already crashed. She was telling him that he need she needed to leave the scene. Um told the APD officer when he arrived that she got hit. Told me the same thing when I got here. I told her what happened. She told me she got hit all of a sudden when I asked her how much she had consumed alcohol. She told me her friend was driving the vehicle that her friend got picked up that cuz she was scared of the cops. I told her that why did her friend leave her here and not take her with her that she said that it wasn't right to leave and all this stuff. That's fine. >> Do your Do what you're going to do. Um 46. >> Yeah, take photos. >> I'm going to move my >> We got to do a diagram because it it is 47. >> Okay. I'm going to move my patrol car like around here. That way I can use this. Um >> why don't you put it on that side? >> On the other side. >> Yeah. That way >> of the car. >> Okay. >> I'm just scared of traffic coming cutting in. >> You know what? I'll swap with you. >> Well, you know what? I I could use the I could use this side right here. >> Yeah. I'll you I'll back it up right here and then Yeah. If you want to just put your patrol car like this so you could block off this lane. >> Yeah. >> Let me just move back real quick. >> Just let me exactly how you want it. You move over here. >> Yeah. Yeah. Or you could just like angle it so you block off both lanes. I'm just going to move back to where the APD unit is at. Over to that patrol car, the second one. >> Fine. >> Like I just literally that girl, she deep on me and I don't have no problem. I don't have no issue. I don't have no reason to lie. That was previous stuff. You can see the date, the time that I ordered that part. >> Okay. >> And you can see all the receipt. I already talked to Mar. >> So you you order the whole front end. >> Yeah, it's on here. It's on here today. >> Come over here. >> It's on here today. I don't have an issue. >> So, you're going to stand right there where that light is at? >> Okay. >> The officers move to begin the test, but right away it's obvious the woman isn't on board. You see the light right there? >> I see the light, but you didn't even look at my paperwork. >> Okay, stand right there. >> Accusing me is something that I did not do. I don't want to I don't want to do a sobriety test when I have my paperwork. I got hit by somebody else. >> I'm going to have you perform a sobriety test. >> Are you accusing me of something that I did not do? >> Okay, man. >> You weren't here. >> It doesn't matter. Okay. I have training and experience. From my training and experience. Okay. >> Listen. Listen. From my training and experience, I know you crashed into that guardrail. >> Quit. Okay. So, are you going to perform field soiety test or not? >> I will, but I did not crash. >> Okay. So, let's let's go. Okay. Let's go ahead and do that. Stand right there on that line. Face me. Stand right there on that line. Go ahead and move forward a little bit. >> Yeah. >> A little bit more. >> What do you want? >> There you go. Perfect. Go ahead and look at me. >> I'm looking at you, but it's on my paperwork. >> So, I Okay. So, for the field soy test, I need for you to listen. Leave me >> for the field so body test. I need for you to listen to me. Okay, this is very important. >> The officers try to proceed with the test, but her attitude hasn't changed. At this point, the officer has had enough. >> So, before we begin, do you feel comfortable with that with those shoes that you're wearing? >> I feel comfortable. You still did not. >> Okay. So, you feel comfortable with the >> Are you going to let me talk or you going to keep talking over me? I already told you this is very important. You need to pay attention. Okay. These are standardized fields test. my rights. You stopped me and you didn't get me a chance to explain anything. >> I'm not going to do this with you, ma'am. Go ahead and turn around for me. >> I'm not placing under arrest for driving under the influence, okay? Cuz no alcohol. >> Okay. Can I do >> I'm not going to play this game with you. >> I won't play. I won't play. Please. >> I'm not going to play this game with you. >> I have Please. >> Okay. >> Please. Can I please? >> I'm not going to play this game with you. I gave you I gave you a reasonable opportunity to perform the spirit of your body test. >> It's No, I didn't tell anything. I did not do anything. Can I please? >> Like I said, I gave you more than enough opportunities. >> No, because that that >> you kept talking. You kept talking over me. >> Okay. No, we're beyond the filter riding tests. Okay. So, >> I can pass it. I didn't do that. >> So, I have reasonable suspicion to believe in probable cause that you are driving in. So, let's come over here. >> Okay. >> I did not do anything. Look, I'm walking straight and everything. Please, please give me >> Have a seat on this push bar for me. >> Have a seat right there. >> Cooperate. Please. >> I need for you to listen. >> Sorry. Please. >> Let me tell you something right now. It's really important. >> So, right here, I need for you to be quiet and listen. Okay. This is This is very, very important. Um, you don't want to listen to me uh what the filter says? That's fine. >> Now that she's restrained, the officer gives her another chance to start cooperating. Okay. So, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. Okay. You're under arrest for driving under the influence. The New Mexico Impact Consent Act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you have the right to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse or laboratory technician or technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid by the law enforcement agency, which is us, the New Mexico State Police. Do you agree to take our test? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> Okay. I cannot force you to take Have a seat. Have a seat. I cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privilege >> resident here >> or non-resident operating privilege for one year. If you are convicted in court of driving while under the influence, you may also receive a greater sentence because you refuse to be tested. Do you understand? >> No, I'm not a resident here. >> You're not you're not listening. Okay. It says resident or non-resident operating drive. >> I'm not trying to leave anywhere. I'm not a resident here. So, >> hey, you're you're accusing me for a false accusation. >> Do you not agree to be tested? >> I don't want to be tested because I didn't accuse anything. I was not here. I was not here and you're not even believing you. >> That guy, you don't even have proof. You don't have camera footage. This is a lie. And I will uh consent was read uh refused. This is not right. The drug lied on me. Claiming the witness lied is a bold move. But even with all the woman's protests, she's still headed to the station. Real >> quick, this is important. Right now, before I take you, okay, do you have any jewelry, any property on you? Anything that you need to take off before >> you're being because you know why? Cuz you didn't check my receipt >> and I will see you in court. >> Thank you. Yes, we'll see you in court. >> Yeah, because it's on my receipt that I did nothing wrong. Well, the receipt tells you that you didn't do anything. >> The receipt that shows me >> Have a seat. Have a seat for now. >> The receipt shows that >> Have a seat. >> Yeah, that guy lied. The receipt shows me that I part today. >> Put your feet in. >> 405. >> Put your feet in. >> 405 for that. >> Put your feet in. >> And you didn't even look at the receipt. You just accused me. Go ahead. >> Lean back for me. >> So you you're going to be that cop. >> Lean back. You're going to be that cop. >> Face that way. >> You're going to be that cop. >> Lean back for me. Face that way. I was nice to you and you >> lean back. Face that way. >> I'm doing what I'm supposed to do. I'm right here. I need to protect you. >> You did. You did. >> I need for you to face that way because I don't want you to spit on me on accident. Okay. >> I'm not going to spit >> on accident. >> I'm not that type of female. Okay. >> You did not even look at my receipt at all. >> So, you know, you have the right to remain signed, correct? >> I have a right because I have rights. And you did not look at my receipt. You didn't even see that I purchased that part. And you think that I hit I hit the guard route and I did not >> move forward so the officer can get the >> I'm here. >> But you didn't even look at my receipt. >> Okay. >> Why did you not do that? >> Well, actually, >> can you please can you open your mouth for me and make sure that you don't have anything in there? >> I don't have anything. >> Can you open your mouth and lift up your tongue for me? Can you please >> open your mouth and lift up your tongue? >> Decent. >> Open your mouth and lift up your tongue. >> Can you please be desent? >> Can you please cooperate and open your mouth and lift up your tongue? >> I'm trying to, but you're not listening. >> Let me check your mouth. >> I don't even want to give you problems. And you didn't even help me. >> Open open your mouth. Lift up your tongue for me. Okay. >> You'd think she was done making trouble, but once at the station, officers find out she caused another issue while being transported. >> So, going to search you. Okay. >> Well, you already searched me already. You don't need to search me again. you again. Okay. >> So, I'm going to go ahead and There you go. Appreciate it. >> I don't talk to you no more. >> How did you take off the handcuffs? >> I didn't take off. You didn't handcuff me. >> Yes, I did. Go ahead and turn around. >> Whatever. >> How did you take off the handcuffs? >> I didn't take off anything. You didn't put it on me, right? Never handcuffed me twice. >> Hank me one time. >> That's your problem, not mine. >> It's okay. I'll review the camera for the back seat. >> That's all right. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back, ma'am. I'm not I'm not going to play these games with you. Okay. >> You're not playing no games. >> You want to be on You want to be uncooperative. That's fine. >> How am I being on? >> You're just not helping the situation. That's okay. >> No, you're not. All >> righty. That's okay. >> Can you search your >> I don't give because at the end of day, you already know what the you did. Uh Shelanda. All right. Michelanda, do you have anything that'll hold No, I don't. Any guns, knives? >> No. No. No guns in the knives. Do >> you have a bag or anything you want to? >> Yeah. >> Just put them in this box for now and then I'll just put them in the bag in there. >> Barb, bro. But when I take you to court, I want you to show up. >> We'll talk about that later. Okay. >> No, talk about it now. off the page. You separate your feet from your >> They're separated. >> Separated. >> They're separated. >> Yeah. >> Hope that makes you feel proud. Probably got picked. The woman refused both the field sobriety test and the breathalyzer. As a result, officers charged her with aggravated DWI, unlawful use of highways, failure to maintain lane, and driving without a license. Number one, woman wasn't fired for her job, but arrested for how she treated her kids. In our final case, officers respond to a gas station after receiving reports of an unruly woman inside the store. This is what they find when they arrive. What's the issue, ma'am? >> I was trying to use my card. >> Okay. And then So, are you causing a fuss or? >> 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. >> What did you have to drink? >> A beer? >> You had one beer? >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. We're 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. >> Don't take her to jail. >> Place your hands behind your back, ma'am. >> Quit. >> Quit. You smell like alcohol and you just said you're drinking. >> You had a beer. You see car. >> All right. >> You see car. >> You see car. >> Quit. >> I'm walking. >> Quick. >> I'm walking. >> I'm walking. >> I can walk and drink. >> I cannot. >> I can walk and drink. >> Quick. >> Where's my car? >> Where's my car? >> Quit resisting. >> You better stop. >> You going to arrest 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 daughter. >> Would you guys walk here? >> The woman tries to lie her way through the situation, but officers aren't fooled. Worse yet, the child is stuck watching it unfold. >> Did you walk? Whose car? Whose car is that over there? It's a van. >> Did she drive here? She did drive. In what? In what vehicle? >> Vehicle. >> No. What vehicle did she drive? >> There's a van. Okay. I'm not going to play games with you. Who can I call to come pick up your daughter? >> I call my dad. >> Call your dad to come pick you up. >> Mama, you drink too much. You drink too much. You got punching my glasses. I'm three times told you ask your daughter. I'm refreshed. Mama, you drink too much. You drink too much. Then I'm called police and you kill me. >> One white female 1085. Let's go. >> I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. I hate you. >> 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 tell you down. >> You're not going to do you not do ahead. >> Quit. >> You quit. You quit. You quit. You quit. Go. You >> get inside. >> Get inside. Do not kick me. Do not kick me. Do not kick me. I can't breathe. >> Sit up. >> Sit up. >> 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. >> The officers have her in custody. Yet, she's still not cooperating. And at this point, she's only making things harder for herself. >> Take that off my hand. Can I get >> that my hands, please? >> Ma'am, is there something wrong with you? >> What's the matter? >> Oh, okay. >> She's intoxicated. She probably alcohol intoxicated. >> I'm angry. >> I'm angry. I'm angry. I'm angry. >> I'm angry. >> I'm angry. >> Please don't hurt me. >> Red. >> Please. Just >> I won't fight you. Huh? >> 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 right there in the car, too. Where's the kid at? >> The little girl over there. >> Okay. >> Hey, sweetheart. You okay? >> We just called a dad. He said, "Give him 10 minutes and I'mma stay with her till we get >> that. Daddy's on the way." Okay. >> You want to have a seat for me? And now I'm going to tell my children's inside and my boys. Oh my god, my husband will beat my ass. >> That's why I'm calling because you drive. Mama, go home. Go home. I can't drive fast. >> Yeah. >> To have a seat in the car. Please have a seat in the car. >> But we are we already asked nicely. We are beyond nice. >> Why? Because I tried to >> 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 debit card would not get through. >> 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 a seat in >> 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. >> Right. So, you don't want to catch an obstruction charge. >> Let's just have a seat. Okay. >> Officers are trying to get her to the station for booking, but she's doing everything she can to slow it down. >> 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. >> For 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. Hold me on. >> Before you do anything, you need to sit in the car. >> Watch your head. >> There you go. There you go. >> At least just put your feet in. >> Nope. I'm not doing it. >> I'm not doing my husband is here. >> You want a waffle? >> 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 it out of yourself. No, you No, you're not. No, please. No. Why would y'all do this? [Laughter] >> Moments later, the child's father finally arrives to pick her up. >> All right, Sarah. Let's go say hi to dad. >> All right, >> there. >> Yeah, she's fine. >> Okay, thank you. Can you >> Yeah, of course. >> Okay, she got the one car. The car is over there. >> Okay. I don't know. >> What's 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, please. I'll 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 your >> Yeah. She'll just go take a nap and then she'll be back. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Three times. Mama, you drunk too much. You drink 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. >> Okay. Is over here. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. It's my life. Stay here. >> I hear you. >> We got out here. >> Hernandez is trying to work with her at the gas station. Hey, you 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. >> The officer makes sure to note in his report that the woman is in no condition to care for the young girl. >> So, he's he 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 a 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 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. >> It's a really easy call, man. >> The woman was later charged with DUI, DUI, child endangerment, obstruction, and public intoxication. Do you think these people learned their lesson? Let me know what you think in the comments down below, and I'll see you in the next