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drunk. >> No, no, no. I'm not at all. I'm I live in Tampa. >> No, I won't. I I won't cooperate. I'm just saying I can't do anything with my eyes flashlight. >> On February 16th, 2025 in Lake City, what began as a simple speeding stop in a 45 zone turned into a full-blown headache. Behind the wheel of a 2023 Kia, the driver casually admitted her license and registration were somewhere at a bar, then refused to cooperate, fast-tracking the encounter from routine to ridiculous. Watch the video to see how this speeding story hit the brakes hard. [Music] >> How's it going? >> Great. My name's Officer. Is there a reason you're driving way over the posted speed limit? >> I honestly I have no idea where I'm at. >> So, you're drunk? >> No, no, no. I'm not at all. I'm I live in Tampa. >> Okay. So, the speed limit back there is 45. I was doing 80 and I wasn't even catching up to you. You were gone. >> Oh, really? >> Yes. So, right now, I'm going to ask you to step out of the vehicle. >> Do you have a driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance? And you clearly smell of alcohol. >> Driver's license. registration proof insurance. Thought we had a 1031 going on. Calked her 50. I flipped around and all a sudden she bolted. Yeah, I've asked you for your registration, proof of insurance. >> How did How did I >> Cuz when I turned around, you weren't doing You were doing 50 mph when I turned around and then you were gone. >> Straight up just gone. >> Well, I honestly I don't live here. I live in Tampa, so I don't know where my >> And you're stirring your speech. You smell of alcohol. Step out of the vehicle, >> ma'am. I'm not going to ask you again. You're going to step out of the vehicle or I'm going to take you out of this vehicle. Walk back to the car. >> What's going on? >> What are you guys doing? You guys are driving way over the speed limit. >> I'm not driving. >> I know you're not. What's that in your hand? >> Bottles of lotion. I guess I got out here. >> I've asked for the registration proof for insurance >> like three times. >> Okay. >> So, where are you guys heading to? >> I'm headed to my parents house in off of Alligator Lake. >> Where y'all coming from? Alligator Lake is way over there. I know, but I I just had cardio transplant in my eye, so it's really hard for me to see through this light. >> She was clocked at 78 and a 45, like she was auditioning for Fast and the Flidians. Her slur geography le hopped from Tampa to Alligator Lake to I have no idea where I'm at, like a drunk Google Maps reroute. Meanwhile, the guy in the passenger seat sat back unbothered, enjoying the circus without even a popcorn refill. >> So, that doesn't If you can't drive at night, you shouldn't be driving at night. >> I'm happy to send a letter to the DMV to take away your license. >> If you can't drive at night, you should not be driving. >> I know, but I I can't I can't help my situation. >> So, you smell of alcohol. Straight up. Just going to be blunt. >> I was at a bar with >> Well, I can tell. Yeah, >> I can absolutely tell. >> I initially thought you at 50 mph. >> I have no idea. >> And when I turned around, you were gone. >> I have no idea. >> My car is recording and I was doing 80 mph trying to catch. >> I'm sorry because I have no idea. I >> So it doesn't matter at this point. So now I'm going to ask you to do focus right exercises. >> Okay. I I can't do whatever you're going to pull out with your flashlight. I can't do that with my eye. I can't. >> Why not? I just had a corneal transplant. Like, what do you not understand? >> So, are you refusing to There's more than just the eye. >> No, there's not. You cannot do that. >> You can just go to jail. >> No, no, no. I'm not going to jail. Stop. Stop. I'm not going to jail. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Are you kidding me? Stop. >> Stop. I won't do it. >> Put your arms back. watch my eyes >> and I said there's more exercises than your eyes and you said no clearly. >> No, I won't. >> Don't move your arms. >> I won't do it. I will do whatever you want. >> Just calm down. >> Just relax for a second. Relax. >> Right now, you're in this position because you want to be. >> No, I don't. I won't. I I won't cooperate. I'm just saying I can't do anything with my eyesight. >> And I said there's more exercises. >> And I said there's more exercises. >> Okay. And I will do them. >> But you just told me no. >> No. I said I will do them. >> You just told me no. >> No. I said I can't No, I cannot do anything with flashlight. I said >> stop. >> Tell me your situation. >> What's my situation? ridiculous ridiculous >> because she's resisting. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I thought I cannot do anything with my eyes in a flashlight. >> I just got a transplant. Are you out of your mind? And ma'am, you said that and I said, "Okay, >> and I said I would I would say I would do everything." I would I would do everything >> exercises. I said I would do it and now you slam into my car. >> Well, we tried to put you in handcuffs out here. >> Why? >> You didn't. Because you said no. >> No. I said I will do everything I will, but I cannot do anything with flashlights to my eyeballs. And I said, "There's more exercises." >> Okay. And I said, "I would do it." And no, no, no. >> The eye transplant card came out faster than her registration ever would. And then suddenly, it was like the world's worst improv show. Yes, I will. No, I won't. Maybe I can't. All performed by the same actress. The officer's patience was Olympic level until it wasn't. Cue the awkward shuffle, handcuffs, and her swearing. She wasn't resisting while clearly resisting. >> I said I would do it and now you're having >> No, you need to calm down. >> So let's look at me. Ma'am, >> I mean, I don't do anything. Like, what? >> So, calm down and take a deep breath. All right. >> Okay. But like, I'm just telling you, I can't do anything with flashlight. >> I understand that. You explained that to me. And I said, "Okay." >> And I said, "I would do that." >> Hold on. I said there's more exercise. >> And I said, "I would do that." >> No. You said no. >> No. I said I would do that. I said no. >> No. I said no to flashlights to my eyeballs because it it is going to hurt my eyeballs. >> Okay. And I have a deterioration. >> So, at this time, I'm requesting a voluntary breast sample. >> It's 100% up to you, man. I'm talking to you. If you don't want to talk to me, you're just going to go to jail. Get charged with a DUI refusal if you don't want to talk. Are you gonna talk? >> You already? >> No, not yet. >> Yeah. No, I haven't done so. >> So, I'm trying to really ask me anything against my car. >> I just asked you, >> are you going to do any damage to my car? >> Damage to your car. I just asked you will you give a voluntary breast sample. >> It's yes or no. It's 100% up to you. >> Why? When you guys are just being straight >> I didn't come here to take you to jail. That's not >> Yeah, pretty much you did. >> That's not at all why I came. >> All I want to do is go back to my house. That is not even >> Can Can I explain something to you? >> What? >> So he's already doing 80 something. >> I have no idea. >> I'm not from around here. >> You were doing 80 something. Okay. So that's the first. Okay. You are swearing your words. Your your eyes are bloodshot. >> How do you know my eyes are bloodshot? I have I have one contact in my eye and one contact not in my eye. >> Are you Are you >> No, you cannot say that my eyes are bloodshot because >> Let me read her and say quick. >> So listen to me. >> You got to look at me, ma'am. >> No, I'm good. >> No. So, you're going to look at me while I do this? The officer tried to move on, but then came the breath test, which spiraled into its own courtroom drama. She brought up her bloodshot eyes, her hometown, and basically everything except the actual test. It was like watching a pingpong match between her and her own thoughts. Honestly, only Florida cops could handle this level of DUI meets daytime soap crossover without calling for commercial breaks. >> Absolutely. or you'll have a resisting charge on top of a DUI. >> Okay. >> You want to keep tracking them? >> Go on, baby. Over here. Go on. >> Whatever you feel is needed. >> I'm now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath or breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content and or the presence of chemical or controlled substances. I'm requesting you submit to a test of breath. Will you take this test? Yes or no? No. >> Okay. If you refuse to take the test I've requested of you, your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of 1 year for a first refusal or 18 months. If your driving privilege has been previously suspended for refusing to submit to a lawful test your breath, urine or blood. Additionally, if you refuse to take the test I requested of you and if your driving privilege has been previously suspended for refusal to submit to a lawful test your breath, urine or blood, you will beitting it. in addition to another penalties which can be imposed. >> Do you understand what I've just read to you? >> Yes, I do. >> Do you still refuse to submit to the test? >> Can you undo this and I'll do a breathalyzer? >> Do you still refuse to submit to the test? Yes or no? >> No. I'll do one, but will you >> The breathalyzer is at the jail. >> At the jail? >> Yes. We don't have breathalyzers in our car. >> Can you just please let me go home? >> No. You're drunk. You're I'm not letting you drive drunk. >> So, I'll take an >> You said you're going to Alligator Lake, which is real. You're in Lake City. We don't have Ubers ever. >> No, you do. >> I I guarantee you you do. What? >> Do you guys mind transporting? >> Do you guys mind transporting? I got the kilos. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> What's his name? >> Okay. Let's walk over here real quick. What is wrong with you? >> This [ __ ] hurts. >> Hey, stop pulling in. >> Ow. You did that. You did that. That was all you. >> You're just really drunk. >> I'm not drunk. You just >> The breathalyzer refusal sealed the episode like a cliffhanger ending. She negotiated like the jail was an Airbnb she didn't want to book, insisting she could just go home. Sadly, the officers didn't share her travel plans. Her final escort to the squad car had all the grace of a bad prom dance while the poor passenger stayed put, clutching two bottles of lotion, watching his evening dissolve into Florida folklore. The woman ended up with two misdemeanor charges, DUI, and resisting an officer without violence. If those stick, she could be looking at up to a year behind bars and a $1,000 fine for each count. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. 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