This drunk suspect crashes into multiple vehicles while fleeing from police. But first, this other female suspected of drunk driving tries to do field sobriety testing during a storm. And as the storm gets worse and worse, so does her attitude. So, you said you've had drinks tonight. You've got an open intox in your vehicle. Yep. Okay. So, um I'm going to ask you to perform field sobriety tests tonight just to make sure that you're safe to drive. Okay. >> Well, I literally I I understand that. I live right there. So, I have to drive. I understand that, but I pulled you over you while you were operating a motor vehicle. So, I just have to make sure since you've had alcohol, you've admitted to it, you've got an open drink in your car, and Hey, right here. You're dealing with me. And you got glassy, bloodshot eyes. No, I'm I've been crying. >> I I I understand that. Okay. Like I'm crying. >> Okay, hold on. Hold on. >> So, THANKS FOR MAKING MY NIGHT EVEN WORSE. WELL, MA'AM, you're the one who's operating a motor vehicle you don't have Well, you don't have a possessed a valid driver's license. >> That doesn't make me cry. >> Okay. So, uh you can yell at me all you want, but I have a job to do. I have a job to do. I'm not yelling. Okay. It sounds like it's about to storm. >> Okay. So, would you like to do field sobriety tests out here? >> Whoa. No, don't walk away from me, ma'am. No. >> Don't grab me. >> Don't walk >> Don't grab me. Don't grab me. >> Don't grab me. Step back over here, please. >> Don't grab me. >> Stay out of the roadway. Ma'am. Don't grab me. >> Don't walk away, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. Can he go away, please? >> Yeah, I'll have him stand back here. Like he Is there two? >> Yeah, me and him. In one vehicle? >> No, there's two squad cars back there. Well, why? Because I think one can Okay, hey, hold on. You're not going to tell us how to run this stop here, ma'am. Okay? >> Okay. So, at nights, we respond in twos to any kind of traffic stop and any call for service. >> Cuz you were watching me. Ma'am, I was sitting I was sitting down here. Did you Did you see where I pulled out from, ma'am? You drove right past me. And I happen to know your car, and I happen to know that you are revoked. Well, I wasn't. I had an occupational, and I couldn't afford That is suspended. I couldn't afford Okay, can you please put that on the trunk of your car or in the inside of your car? >> I was GOING TO DO. WHOA. MA'AM, MA'AM. >> to do. I'm sorry. >> you. I don't need the attitude. >> to do. I'm sorry. I'm not trying to give you attitude. I'm just very Okay. But Okay, well, we got to deal with the We got to deal with all the issues here. All right, step back over here for me, please. I'm going to explain the test. I know what the test is. You don't have to explain it. >> I have to explain it by state law. The first test is the horizontal gaze nystagmus test, or the HGN test. Would you like to stand out here in the rain, or would you like to go under the squad >> to I'm fine right here. Okay, I'm going to be watching your eyes and your eyes only. So, I'm going to move the tip of my pen back and forth in front of your eyes. Can you please take your glasses off and set them on the hood of your car for me? I'll put them there. Okay. Can you see the tip of my pen? Okay. Yes or no? Can you see the tip of my pen? Okay. Yes or no? Um Here, hold on. >> Yeah. Follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Keep your head still for me. I'm just going to put this on my neck. Yep. He's going to roll up your windows for you. Dave, for safety, let's get off this road. There's a tree that just cracked over here. All right, we're going to move You're You're going to come with me. All right, go ahead and step in for me. Oh, what's in there? >> Step in cuz we're not going to stand out here in the pouring down rain and do this. So, step in. Step in? Sit in the squad car. >> Okay, how am I supposed to do that? >> Oh, sorry. What's in there? My bag. All right, I'm going to get you a PD. It's not like I'm trying to be a [ __ ] Oh, sorry. I didn't know my bag was back there. I don't go to jail for driving without a license, correct? You do. It's a crime. What? Operating while revoked due to OWI is a crime. >> Okay, so I can go back there. Well, we'll see how the rest of this plays out. All right, smells like weed in here, yep. >> It does smell like weed. It does. That's what happens when you seize weed. It smells like weed. All right, Cassie. So, we're going to start the test over. Can he not watch? Well, he's my back up officer. He's not going to say anything to you. SO >> WANT HIM TO WATCH. I DON'T WANT HIM TO BE HERE. I DON'T want him Okay, ma'am. I don't like him. Again, we're going to start the test over. When people are upset, their eyes do weird [ __ ] too. Okay. That's your opinion. I'm going to train I'm going to look for what I'm trained for. Can you go do your own thing? >> Nate, just Just step outside, please. Yeah. Thank you. If I need you, I'll let you know. Thank you. >> Okay. I appreciate that. Thank you. >> not going to ask you to do the test again. If If you refuse, I'm just going to arrest you. >> I'm good. I just want you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Keep your head still. Just keep your head still for me during the test. Can I not? All right, the last one is just going to be checking your eyes going vertical. And I just want you to follow it upward. Follow it vertical. All right, and one more time. All right, you can relax. Just like I'm just making notes quick. Based on all my observations tonight, ma'am, I believe you to be under the impairment of alcohol. Okay? >> Interesting. So, would you like to provide a PBT sample? >> If I say no, you're arresting me, correct? >> I'm going to arrest you either way. So Can I ask why? Because I saw the clues that I needed to see you during the tests. I am freaking out. >> Okay, ma'am. At this point in time, you are under arrest for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. How am I under arrest Cuz I just told you you were under arrest. >> for driving without a license. >> You're driving while under the influence of alcohol. OWI, operating while intoxicated. But I'm not I'm not over .08. Well, I gave you the opportunity, ma'am. I don't need to. I base Based on the clues that I've seen, I believe you to be under over the legal limit. So, you'll have your day in court. You're under arrest. Do you understand? >> mean. I'm not being anything, ma'am. I'm doing my job. DON'T CALL ME MA'AM. I HAVE A NAME. >> OKAY, CASSIE, turn around, face away from me. Put your hands behind your back, please. Do I have to be arrested to go over to the You have to be in handcuffs. Okay? I gave you the option to walk over to my squad car. HEY, DON'T RUN. I'M RUNNING. I'M RUNNING. NOPE. I WAS KIDDING. I WAS >> NOPE, YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. YOU'RE under arrest. >> I was kidding. I was honestly kidding. Nope. I'm kidding. Nope, I got her. I got her, Nate. I got her. Yep. Nope, you took off running, ma'am. >> I was kidding. Nope. Yeah, that's not kidding. I swear to god. Here you go. I Okay. All right. Bring your feet in. Bring your feet in. All right, stand up. I gave you the option >> My left is a little tight. Can you loosen it up for me? My right hand is a little tight. Nope, they're good. They're You can get your finger underneath them, each of them. All right, ma'am, step into the car for me. Okay, and honestly >> Nope. Nope. We're done now. We've We've had our We've had your opportunity. >> you don't listen to me. >> You don't listen to me. >> Ma'am, you had your opportunity, and you ran from me. You don't listen to me. >> Step in the car. You don't listen to me. >> the car. >> listen. Step in. You didn't listen. >> Step in. You didn't listen. >> Do not kick me. Step into the car. >> you. >> I said don't >> not kick you. >> not say you did. I said do not kick me. Also resisting. She took off running on us. As soon as I heard her start to get loud, I'm like, all right, I clicked my body cam on. Cassie was charged with resisting, obstructing, [music] possession of THC, possession of drug paraphernalia, operating a vehicle while under the influence, operating a vehicle with a revoked license, operating a motor vehicle without insurance, possession of open intoxicants in a motor vehicle, and bail jumping. She is innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. While Cassie was caught immediately in her attempt to flee, this next suspect wreaks havoc on multiple vehicles while fleeing from police. Did she hit somebody? She's driving there. I see that vehicle. Continue on. Continue to the victim. In your area. She's swerving all over the road. About 8 miles an hour. Past in Lakewood, she's fish tailing. 10-4, she's in Ventino's, a cigar bar, just got out. HEY, COME HERE. COME HERE. STOP. TURN AROUND. >> I JUST GOT OUT OF THE JAIL. >> OKAY, just stay here. Turn over. Turn over. Turn over. I need help. You need a lot of I was just in the jail. Okay, put your arm back around behind you. Please help me. Put your arm behind your back. I'm I'm detoxing. I'M SORRY. START LISTENING. >> [screaming] >> SHUT up and stop Ma'am Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back. You've already hit like five people. >> Yeah, you're I'm one of them. Stand up. Naples, 3 F 11, wanting custody. You have blood on your brother? I think that must be her phone. Yeah. You want to walk back to my car? Yeah, my car will do. So, you want to We got here. >> Yeah. Naples, the address will be 4 She wrecked in the ditch. So, put her right here in front I don't have to. Whose car is that? My son's. Okay, you want to wear my He's at the hospital. He just went to the hospital. My son's in the hospital right now. I was with him. Please. Please listen. Can I tell you what happened? Yeah, I know what happened. I said I got it. He was the only one who went to the bail bonds. My son was taking me the hospital. >> I think she's hit three to five people all the way down 41. >> damage on that vehicle. Was anybody in the car with you? No. Yeah, she's with the crashes. How many people she hit you in the car? I don't know. I was just I was just waiting at the light. She crashed into the She pulled in through with the red light. Please help me. Please help me. Did you have anything on you? I got another female deputy coming. >> have anything on me. I'm going to go this way and get her too. >> Okay. I don't have anything on me. Just stay right here. I didn't get her name or anything. She just has her son's car. Okay. My son just went to the hospital. Okay. Okay, he picked me up from So, was it He picked me Bayshore or 41 at Bayshore? She's like coming right at me. Hits the curb, blows her tire and just like the whole way down like swerving all over the place. Unbelievable. We're on 11, 10-80. Are you Janice? Yes. Janice Yes. We're on 33. She crashes I took off running. She ran? I said stop. She said no. I see her coming like switching lanes. I'm like, oh, she nailed the curb. I thought she was going to pull over so I followed her and all of a sudden she's speeding. I'm like, I see her smoking. She's swerving. I'm like, uh-oh. Split. Just got out. >> Oh, yeah, nice. What's up today? Yeah. And that's her son's car. My leg it hurts. IT'S HURTING MY ARM. BE QUIET. That's why you shouldn't run or resist. Okay, show me She just got out. She just came from the behind office. Can you feel anything? We were watching The Walking Dead while she was running. 2 mile an hour run. I was going to say This suspect, Janice, was charged with leaving the scene of a crash, two counts of felony aggravated fleeing eluding with injury or property damage, resisting obstructing, and felony fleeing eluding a law enforcement officer with lights and sirens activated. She was adjudicated guilty on the charges of leaving the scene of a crash, one count of aggravated fleeing eluding with injury or property damage, and resisting obstructing while the other charges were dropped. She was sentenced to 3 years of probation and given a 1-year driver's license suspension. You ever notice how some people don't run to escape police? They actually run to escape the moment closing in on them. In their first encounter, the decision was already forming before the cuffs ever showed up. And that little roadside breath machine that people argue about, it's not what convicts you. It helps officers decide whether they can legally make the arrest. Did you guys catch her facial expression when she tried to slip through that half-open garage door? Because that was not a well-thought-out plan. That was pure panic mode. Then the second driver, collisions, the foot chase, then she stops and says she's detoxing. That's her body finally overriding denial because her mind was still trying to negotiate the situation, but her body already knew the truth. Most arrests don't actually begin with a badge pulls up. They begin long before that. In a series of small choices someone kept telling themselves weren't a big deal. But eventually you have to stop running from your choices because the same person you're trying to outrun is the same person you have to look at in the mirror.