How much alcohol have you had today? >> None. >> None at all? >> No. >> Okay. As I'm talking to you, I'm smelling something. As >> I drank some last night. >> You know your rights. >> I know my rights. >> Okay. This isn't your rights. [music] Okay. >> No, I know my rights. >> Okay. Um >> I know my right. >> From fleeing the scene to demanding officers hold their hands. The sheer audacity of these drunk drivers will make your blood boil. >> Do you have anything to put on? >> Sorry, I have weed. >> You have weed? >> Yeah. >> Where in your purse? >> Yeah. Here. You touch me. >> All my subs. >> I have my rights. >> Don't touch me. >> Let's watch these entitled women realize their pathetic little comedy shows always end in [music] handcuffs. Prioritizing a personal schedule over the lives of others. On November 1st, 2022 in Loi, Wisconsin, police tracked down Marie Kingston thanks to a broken mirror left at the scene. Watch the brazen excuses of this busy lady upon being caught. >> Hi, Marie. >> Hi. >> Do you have your kids with you right now? >> Yes, I do. >> Can I talk to you out here? >> Yes. >> Affirmative. >> Did you get a return on the plane? >> So, tell me what happened, please. So, I was leaving my house to pick my kids up from school >> and I did hit something. I did, but I was going to be late to pick them up. I thought I hit a sign. I didn't know I hit a person. >> Where was this at? >> Right by my house. I thought I hit a sign and I'm like, "Well, [ __ ] I just [ __ ] my car up." >> Okay. Were you When this happened, were you on the road or >> Yes, I was on the road. >> I guess how how would you hit a sign if you were on the road? Well, you know, you veer off a little bit. Driving down the road. I dropped my phone. I picked it up. >> I did hit something. I thought I hit a sign. >> Cuz I there was nobody. I didn't see nobody. I'm like, "Oh, [ __ ] I just hit something." >> And then you went to the schools, grabbed your kids. >> Yes. >> And then how'd you end up over here? >> So, we were going to stop at the gas station. >> Okay. >> I forgot they had all the candy from trick-or-treating. So, I'm like, "Well, let's go to the gas station." They like stopped there. And then they said, "Oh, you know, we don't need candy. We have all I'm" I'm like, "Okay, fine. Let's go home, then." >> Okay. So So you thought you had a sign? Well, why didn't you stop to check though? >> Because I was going to be late to pick my kids up. >> I've never been late to pick my kids up. And that's why I told the officer that pulled me over. >> She insisted she only hit a traffic sign, yet her breath riaked of alcohol. Notably, this coverup is the classic formula for every drunk driver. >> Am I going to jail? We got to talk about a bunch of things and figure a few things out. >> I just hit a person. Sam >> Maria is your first name, correct? >> Yes. >> Will you please make sure the guy's okay or the person that I hit? >> What is your telephone number? The ambulance. Did you see the ambulance go by? >> No. >> Just a few minutes ago, they're taking him to the hospital. >> I didn't see nothing. >> Alcohol have you had today? >> None. >> None at all? >> No. >> Okay. As I'm talking to you, I'm smelling something that >> I drank from last night. >> Okay. How much did you have last night? Oh, I don't know. We were trick-or-treating. I was drinking. I got pretty drunk last night. >> Were you down in Rockford for that or up here? >> No, up here in by the school. >> When is the last time you had a drink? >> 4:35 last night. >> 6:00 p.m. And so you got pretty drunk. How much do you think you had to drink? >> Oh, I didn't get pretty drunk. >> That's what you just said. >> I got drunk. I didn't get pretty drunk. I mean >> Okay. >> And you've had no alcohol today? >> No. Okay. >> Do you do any recreational drugs, marijuana? >> No, I just drove 4 hours. >> How much alcohol did you have today? >> None. >> Okay. Cuz you just >> You're kind of confusing me with your story cuz it's >> I drank last night at trick-or-treating. So, I went and picked my father-in-law up >> last night. >> I drove 4 hours to pick him up. I brought him here. He stayed the night. He lives 2 hours away. So, it's a 4-hour trip. So, I picked him up. I brought him here. He stayed the night. We went trick-or-treating. We had a couple drinks last night. A few drinks. >> Okay. >> Me more than them, but then I woke up. I had a meeting with his teachers, his IEP teachers at 8:15. So, when I left there, it was like 10:00. Then I had to go to Wanuki cuz my husband took his father to work with him. He couldn't take him home. So I took him home. That was 4 hours. I got pulled over. I have the ticket in my car. What time was it? Got pulled over. To verify whether it was the remnants of a Halloween party or a straightup lie, police had her undergo a sobriety test. Therefore, a practical field test would provide the fairest answer. >> Um, do you have any medical or physical conditions that affect your walking? Balance, coordination, eyesight. >> You see me walking right now? >> Just questions I have to ask. >> Okay. >> Have you ever done field testing before? >> No. So, what we're going to do is there's a a few tests we're going to do that allows me to evaluate your physical ability to operate. I'm going to move my finger back and forth a bunch of times. I want you to follow with your eyes only. Just keep your head still. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Keep your head straight. Move your head. 30 seconds. >> So, in that same position, what I'm going to have you do, and don't do anything until I tell you to begin, I'm going to ask you to tip your head back and close your eyes. So, from the position you're in, >> oh, just stay right where you're at. Sorry. >> Take one more step to your left just so it's the flatter part of the road. They'll make sure nobody gets closer. >> So, what I'd like you to do from where you're standing, straight down the roadway, imagine that there's a straight line. Can you do that? Go ahead and begin. One, two. This is like a incline. Can I go this way? >> Well, that's going to put us in the middle of the road. >> I know, but it's like >> Okay, let's let's step it. >> Let's step right step right here and start there. >> 1 2 3 4 5 out loud. Please look at your foot. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 >> Keep going. >> Keep going. >> Yep. >> 35 39. >> Not easy. >> Stumbling and unable to stand steady, there was no way left to deny it. So when the officer requested a breathalyzer test, she bitterly realized the show was over. Okay. >> I'm not doing that until I talk to my husband. >> Okay. Why Why do you want to talk to your husband? >> Well, he's like not focusing on police. >> Okay. Why is that? >> Okay. So, >> I've done everything you asked me to do. >> Are you Are you willing to take a PBT or >> Yes. If he tells me I can. >> Okay. Well, you're an adult. You're an adult. Your own predecessions. >> Yep. You're right. >> I'd like you to just let me know yes or no. Now, if you're willing to do that, >> if you let me talk to him, I'll let you know. >> Well, I'm not going to >> delay things. >> See, this is why why can't you let me talk to him and ask him? >> Because you're an adult. >> I am an adult. >> Okay, I'll take I'll take that as a >> All I'm asking is let me talk to my husband. >> I need you to face my truck. Please put your hands behind your back. >> I do believe you are impaired right now. So, you're being placed under arrest for operating while intoxicating, causing injury. >> Okay. and operating while intoxicated with your children in a car. >> Right. I I passed all your time, >> somebody. They're seriously injured and you didn't stop. >> I didn't know I hit somebody. >> Well, it's a beautiful clear day. Here's Step back from my truck, please. Do you have anything on your person I need to be concerned with? >> No. >> I'm going to have you sit here in the back of my car. >> Can I talk to someone? Why are you like restricting me? >> Because you're under arrest right now. >> See the truck for now. >> We can pass along whatever you need to to him. Big step. So step on the >> Yeah, you're downhill. >> I know. Step on the >> Ultimately, the woman was arrested and taken to jail on felony charges of hit and run involving injury and causing bodily harm while driving under the influence. She was released after posting a $500 bail. This video has garnered 6.7 million views since its release with tens of thousands of people expressing their outrage toward her. And here is one of them. I can't believe that she got released on only a $500 bond for hitting a person and running while intoxicated with kids in the car. This makes me extremely angry. The way she seamlessly goes [music] between crying and explaining her story clear as day. No emotion. Her fake crying pisses me off. She does not care about hitting the person. She cares that she got caught. But that's not all. The next brazen driver will truly make your blood boil. Crashing into someone else's car, then casually pulling over to wait for the police. On June 11th, 2026 in Key West, police apprehended a hit-and-run driver. Let's see how this masterful display of logic collides with reality. >> How you doing, Can you step out of the car, please? Ma'am, >> the vehicle is occupied. >> How are you doing? >> You okay? >> One female and one animal. >> Officer Vanderhof, Key West Police. What are you doing? >> You have your ID on you? Yes. >> Can I have it? >> Yes. >> Thank you so much. >> Signal one, baby. >> Really? >> Hi. I need your ID. >> This side is more fun. >> I was not driving. >> You weren't driving? >> No. >> You sure? >> Yes. >> You promise? >> Promise. >> All right. Could I have your license, please? >> Do you even have a license? like having your license. >> This is This is the worst. This is the worst thing. >> This is the worst thing in your whole life. >> Look, there's no need to cry. All I'm asking for is your license. You're not in trouble right now. >> Do you want to do the this three or the one? >> I'll do the three. >> Okay, I'll do the one. >> All right. He's got to do the uh >> BTO. >> Hey, wait. Please, please, please, please, please, please. >> All right, get out of the car. Okay, >> I'll help you out. There you go. >> Please don't. >> Don't What is this? Your car. >> Were we able to find an ID? I don't think she's comprehending. I need her ID. >> I can comprehend everything. >> Turn the phone off for officer safety, please. >> Turn the what? >> There's a phone right there. Hang it up for officer safety. >> Right from the start, her heavily intoxicated state was impossible to hide. Yet, instead of cooperating in the face of undeniable evidence, she was determined to deny it to the very end. >> Is consistent with damaged vehicles? >> You didn't hit anything? >> No, I didn't hit anything. So, >> what are these marks from? Do >> you want to walk over here and see what he's saying? >> Yes, I would like to see. >> Okay. Careful. Careful. What? What is this from? Oh, and on the mirror. What is that from? >> You don't know? >> Not all the stuff is in All the stuff is in there. Do you want to just say we finished three and then go into one? >> Did I hit anything? >> Oh, look at all this. I don't know. >> All right. So, look. >> I'm gonna start a signal on >> I'm done with the traffic crash portion of this. Okay. Officer Florence over here. He's going to start a driving under the influence investigation. Okay. Sound good to you? >> Yeah. >> Um, so Officer like Officer Van What's that? Okay. So, like Officer Vanderhoff was saying. Okay. Um, we wanted to know where you're coming from. Can you tell us where you were driving from? >> 39th Street to uh I was I was I I was going to like Key West. >> You're going to Key West. Okay. Where were you coming from? >> Like is this like on video? >> Yes, ma'am. This is being recorded. >> Great. 39 Street is over there. So you were driving when we when you know we came to your window and you opened your door um there were some wine bottles and stuff. Have you been drinking in the past few hours? You've been drinking an alcoholic beverage in the past few hours. You said yes. So what were you drinking? >> Wine. >> Wine. Do you know how much wine you were drinking? I'm sorry. I'm just asking questions cuz I'm conducting the in investigation. Okay. So how much wine did you do you think you were drinking? Do you know or do you have a guess? Did you drink anything other than wine? >> No. How recently? When was the last time you had a drink? The last drink you had? What time was that? So, you said you've been drinking wine. We saw the wine in your No, not now you weren't drinking wine, but before you said you were drinking and you told me wine and we saw the empty wine bottles all throughout your floorboard and your seat. So, that's where we're at. So, I'm going to ask you some questions, but first I'm going to read you my rights. I know my rights. >> Okay. This isn't your rights. Okay. >> No, I know my rights. >> Okay. Um, >> I know my rights. >> Okay. But let me read this. Okay. >> No, I know my rights. >> I understand this is not your Miranda rights. >> No, I know my rights. >> Little did she know, her stubbornness completely shattered the final ounce of leniency the police were willing to offer. Ultimately, the inevitable conclusion for this woman finally arrived. >> Will you submit to field sobriety? Listen, listen. Just step back. >> Okay. >> No, I will not. >> You're not going to go anywhere. >> No, I know my rights. >> I understand. Okay. >> All right. >> No, you do not. Do not >> stop resisting. >> Do not do this. >> Stop resisting. >> Do not do this. >> Okay. >> Do not. >> All right. Set her home. Pog grigio. the vehicle before fourpack. All right. One, two, three, four. Oh, okay. Here's another center house thing. >> I don't I don't like to be >> Can you sit back normally like you would in a normal chair, please? >> Yes, I will. >> All right. So, turn this way a little bit. >> But I'm I'm I'm fit apart. >> And I'll just put your hands. They have nice cutouts to make it nice and comfortable. Hey, hey, hey, hey. It's going to be all right. It's going to be all right. I'm calling Richard right now. You're going to be out in the morning. Just sleep on it. Oh, >> criminal. >> One might think she would be remorseful for what she had done. But upon being taken to jail, she continuously barked orders as if she owned the police station. >> I said, >> "Okay, just for a second. Okay, I need to just make sure that you have nothing inside of your mouth. Can you just open your mouth for me, please? Watch out. I'm going to shut the door. Okay. Watch out. >> Oh, yeah. Sure. That's really nice. >> Okay. Come on. >> No. I think I'll stay right here. >> Ma'am, you have We have to go. >> No. Tell my daughter. >> That's not how that works. Have a seat. >> And listen to what these deputies are going to say. Have a seat. >> What is it? Signal one of those. >> I won't talk to anyone until I tell my lawyer. >> No. Don't touch me. >> Don't. >> Ma'am, come on. >> Come on, ma'am. Let's relax. Just >> you talk to your lawyer at court. Okay, >> ma'am. You want to put that on video. >> All right, I got you. >> This has all been recorded. >> Do noting touch me. >> All my stuff is in. >> I HAVE MY RIGHTS, >> MA'AM. If you don't take a seat, >> don't touch me. >> You have no rights. >> All right. Get your hands off me. You need to stop my lawyer. >> Okay. All right. I'm officer Police Department. Okay. >> All right. Are you going to relax if I take them off? Yes. Take your hands off me. Look, I'm going to >> I know my Sit down. Just listen to us, please. >> I let you go and you stood up. Okay, I'm going to try this again. I'm going to let you go again. You stand up again. We're going to have to put you back into the chair. >> Okay. >> I'm going to let go. >> [ __ ] touch me. >> All right. O, man. All right. >> All right. All right. >> Take him off me right now. >> No, you take I'm not going to >> No, you take these off me. >> Have a seat. >> Listen to the door. Okay. >> All right. You take these off me right now. >> You take these [ __ ] things off me right now. I know my fifth amendment. >> Stop. Jesus Christ. >> Don't try to like me. >> Okay, Jamie, please stay seated. Please don't take Don't try to get out of your handcuffs. That's going to be another charge. I do not want to give you another charge. Stand up and put him behind your back. >> If you don't do If you don't stand up, I'm going to >> give you another charge. Okay. >> Are you serious? >> Yes. So, stand up and put him back behind your back. >> In the end, the woman was arrested and faced charges of driving under the influence, refusal to submit to breath or blood alcohol testing, resisting an officer, and possession of controlled substances. If that is how an adult behaves, just wait until you see this intoxicated young girl casually hit the gas and drive straight into oncoming traffic, blatantly speeding the wrong way down the road only to play the fragile victim. Let's see what ridiculous act 19-year-old Carolyn in Florida put on to justify her reckless disregard for human life that night. >> Do me a favor. >> Yeah. >> Step out of your car. Yeah. >> What's going on? >> I'm just trying to find my way home, man. I'm just so sad. I'm so sorry. >> Go back there to the back of your car. >> I'm just so sad. >> Go to the back of your car. >> Back of your car, please. >> Yeah. Can I find my keys first? >> Do you have anything you put on? >> Sorry, I have weed. You have weed? >> Yeah. >> Where in your purse? >> Yeah. Here. >> All right. Just leave it. I don't I didn't ask for it. Just leave it. No. Good. You >> don't want it? >> No. Can you grab pants or something? >> You don't want You want pants? I don't have pants. >> You don't want pants or a towel or anything? >> I have a towel. >> You have a towel? Can you grab your towel? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> I'm so sorry. >> Where's your towel at? I don't see one. >> No, it's at the beach. >> It's at the beach. Yeah. >> All right. Don't stand back there on my car. Thank you. >> Oh, hang on. Let's Yeah, let's not fall on the road. >> I'm so sorry. I just left all my friends cuz I was just so sad. >> Okay. Can you come over here? Let me have you lean on the hood of this. Okay. >> All right. You can lean like rest up on it. >> Turn around. >> I'm fine. But like I'm just so sad because my friends all left me. [snorts] >> What happened? >> Because I was just so sad. I'm just so Everything's just >> My parents are getting divorced. >> Okay. >> You want your towel or No, >> seriously. >> My parents are just getting divorced right now and everything's just so hard on me. >> Okay. >> They waited till I was 18 and this was the worst time of my life cuz 75 lbs of concrete fell on my head at 18. >> Okay. So, what were you doing tonight before you left? We were at the beach and then we were going to go to my friend's house. >> Instead of exercising her right to remain silent, she naively confessed to marijuana possession before the police even asked. Ironically, that foolish honesty was just the appetizer for this disastrous performance. >> How old are you? >> 19. >> You're 19? >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Because everything's just It's like yesterday, 2 days ago was my birthday and everything's just up. >> Okay. I'm just gonna ask you, have you had anything to drink tonight? >> No, I'm just so You haven't? >> No, I'm just So I have drinks in the car, but I don't have I think I don't know, but I just >> How do you not know if you've had anything? >> Because I just left my cars. No, no, I haven't had anything to drink, but I just left all my friends. >> Okay. Yeah, but I'm saying that once you got out of the car, you were staggering around and you almost cuz I'm No, cuz I'm just freaked out on on the phone with my friends. I'm just trying to get home. >> Okay. You're saying that you haven't had anything to drink? >> I have not had anything to drink. >> I'm so sorry. >> You're waiting on him. >> Hey, real quick. What's your first name? >> Carolyn. >> Carolyn. >> Yes. >> Okay. That's a really long first name. What's your name? >> Caroline. Caroline. Your first name. Caroline. >> C O R. C A R O L Y. >> Is your ID in your purse? Yes. >> That little No, here. The little pink purse. >> And this deputy right here. Go grab that pink purse and grab your ID. No. No. Let me just stop walking into traffic. Stay right. >> I didn't know. I thought he wanted me to walk there. I'm so sorry. >> Take a step to your right. >> I'm so sorry. You good? Good. If I grab behind you real quick. >> Yes, of course. >> Thank you. >> Real quick. Okay. I observed your driving pattern. I was behind you. You were driving in that lane. You were driving all traffic. You did. >> You did it twice. And then when you did weren't doing that, you were riding both lanes the entire time when I was behind you. Okay. So, your driving pattern was very erratic. >> It appeared that you were across it. Okay. When >> I just >> Yeah, absolutely. Sorry. When I when I walk up to your window, I'm trying to talk to you. I can see all the twisted teas in your back seat. >> Yeah, there is. Absolutely. Absolutely. >> Listen, I can smell the alcohol coming out of your car. Okay. And you can make a sense of my car. >> Where are you coming from right now? >> We're coming from the beach. >> Which Which beach? >> Jungle hut. >> Jungle hut. >> Yeah. >> Are you guys still having that party over there tonight? >> No, we're going to like her friend's house and we're just chilling out with >> Marissa. >> Marissa. Um, did wind. She She drove in her own car with her friend. >> Okay. Why don't you have a DD? >> How much did you actually drink tonight? >> I I drunk like a few, but like that was way before. >> Okay, I'm just freaking out right now. I'm so sorry. >> The signs of intoxication were far too obvious for her to fool the officers. To make matters worse, the fact that they had to help her find her pants, which she struggled endlessly to put on, only further exposed her drunken state. Okay. Can I get against my car? >> You can lean against your car. I'm standing over the traffic. >> Can I put >> Got it. >> Can you 1065 Florida 1027 my number for 29P? Um, sorry. >> I'm on the radio. >> Oh, okay. >> I think your pants are inside out, ma'am. >> 326 1 4 0 5 6 830 on a whiskey shop. There's someone on the way or no? Was a whiskey on the way or no? >> I can ask. >> I'm pretty sure I just asked. I don't know if one said they were on the way or not. >> Do you want me to check before we start? >> I'll check. >> I can check real quick. >> Just check and see if they're closed. If they're closed, I'll wait for another. I'll do it. >> I think it's just one. >> All right. >> Okay. >> How you doing, ma'am? >> Hi. >> Hey. I'm Sergeant We the Sheriff's Office. Okay. They called me to uh uh put you through field sobriety exercises so I can determine if you're okay to operate a vehicle. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> You don't have any problems doing that? Do me a favor. Can you stand with your feet together and your hands down by your side? >> You see the tip of the pin right here that I'm tapping? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I want you to follow this with your eyes and your eyes only without moving your head. Okay. >> Okay. >> Don't move your head. Remember? >> Okay. >> Meanwhile, police searched her vehicle and discovered a significant amount of marijuana. Line your right foot in front touching heel to toe with your arms by your side. >> Okay, just like that. Maintain that position until I tell you to begin. Okay, >> when you get when you end on your ninth step, you're going to step off with your back foot. >> You're going to take a small series of steps. >> You're not responsible for counting it. >> Hang on. Let me finish. Okay, >> I'm just asking. I'm just asking. Sorry. >> Okay, just watch me finish. Okay. And then ask you >> take a small series of steps to turn around >> and then take nine heel to toe steps back down the line. One 2 3 4 5 >> One missed. two 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay. All right. For the next one. Okay. What I want you to do is stand with your feet together and your hands down by your side. Okay. When I tell you to, I want you to raise either leg of your choosing approximately 6 in off the ground. Okay. Just like so. Three 1,00 1,002 1,003 1,004 1,005 1,006 1007 1,008 1,009 100 >> I'm not good at balancing. >> Stumbling entirely off the line, she still had the audacity to blame it on just being naturally clumsy. Yet that flimsy excuse only served as a glaring testament to her blood alcohol level. Bring it down. Right. Bring it down. Left. Bring it down. Right. Bring it down. Pull your head back. Remember. Right. Bring it down. Left. All right. Bring it down. All right. Bring your hands behind your back for me. Okay. This time you're going to be placed under arrest for a DUI. Okay. >> Okay. >> For driving on the influence. When we get down to the jail, I'll give you an opportunity to provide a breath sample. Okay. >> We don't have what >> a what? >> A breath sample. >> A breath sample. Yes, ma'am. We don't carry breathalyzers in our cars. Okay. The only place we have for them is at the jail. Okay. >> Okay. >> Can I grab my phone to text? >> Yes, we will grab your phone and whatever else you need out of the car to go for. I see. >> You want me to transport? Yeah, that's fine. >> Here, we're going to go to this car. Okay. >> Can I grab my phone? >> We'll grab it for you. Okay. >> Okay. Um, I to my shoes. >> Fox 2 G25 Flagler. >> My front seat. >> No. >> No. >> No. >> No. You go in the back. >> Yeah. >> Is there is this back here? >> Perfect. >> Watch your head. >> You want me to buckle your seat belt? >> I got it. >> No, it's on the other side. >> Oh, okay. Then you got it. Yep. You arrested, >> huh? >> Am I getting arrested? >> Anything like that or am I okay? >> No, you are under arrest. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like that. Like or it's like is there anything big big big? >> What do you mean? >> Like I don't know. Like um am I getting held under for a few days? >> No, I just said a couple of hours. >> Okay, sorry. I'm just really scared. At the station, the girl was given a breathalyzer test blowing a 0.167 and a 0.171, more than twice the [music] legal limit. As a result, she was charged with a DUI and had to spend the night in a jail cell before being [music] released on a $1,000 bail. A few drinks might be fun, but the performance of this next driver will genuinely make you question their sanity. You'd think a minor traffic violation just ends with a simple fine. Watch how this woman single-handedly turned a July 2nd, 2024 traffic stop into her own personal comedy show. >> Yes, I was filming from Summerville. >> Okay. You You weren't coming from work? >> No, I'm still on my work, obviously. >> Yeah, that's why I'm asking. >> Yeah. >> No, I didn't have a chance to change. >> Okay. You didn't stop at home or anything like that or you came from work? >> No, I was I I went home. >> Okay. All right. But you didn't you weren't at Buffalo Wild Wings or anything or >> No. You didn't have anything to drink or anything like that? >> No. And there is literally I got stopped at Chipotle one time for some girl that lives in Bridgewater. They're like, "Oh, you're she's a cheerleader coach or something." >> And they think I look just like I swear to God. I swear >> that's why they stopped you cuz you looked like somebody. >> No, I swear to God that I've gotten stopped at Chipotle. I should stop talking. But no, I did not. You like I'm I'm like I'm so >> Yeah. Would you mind shutting the car off and stepping out for me then? What happened to your shoes? >> Um, my flippy floppies on. >> All right. >> Well, I had flip flops on. >> All right. >> We're doing a field sobriety test. >> We're just going just going to talk for a minute. Would you mind just kind of standing a little bit closer to the car for me? >> Lazy. >> Okay. Yeah, you can face me. That's fine. Just stand with your feet together and your hands at your sides. All right. Can I fix my socks? >> Fix your socks. Go ahead. >> I'm sorry. >> That's okay. So, I'm just trying to figure out your story here. You got off of work at 7:00. >> Yes. And I went home and then I left and I was going to my friend's house because I wanted to leave. >> Okay. You wanted to leave home? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you mind just stand with your feet together for me? >> Sorry. >> It's okay. Stand with your feet. Just stand like that for me. Okay. Did you have anything to drink at home? >> No. >> Uh, yes I did. Actually, yes, I did. I had a glass of wine. >> You had a glass of wine? >> Okay. Just one? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> After beating around the bush, she finally admitted to a little sip, but her breath wreaking of alcohol completely gave her away. Naturally, the police decided a field sobriety test was in order. I'm >> coming from Somerville. Okay. >> What's in Somerville? >> My house. >> Okay. Where are you heading? >> I'm heading to my friend's house. Which is where? Okay. Gotcha. Anything to drink tonight? >> Yes. >> What' you have? A >> glass of wine. >> What kind of wine? >> Good wine. Bad wine. >> Bad wine. >> Bad one. I got you. >> Obviously. I mean, I got four officers, so it was bad. I have to keep my I'm sorry. >> Yeah, you're good. What? What happened to your shoes? >> I had flip flops on. >> Okay. >> So, I just took them off because they were in between my toes. >> Gotcha. All right. I'm going to test your eyes real quick. Okay. I'm going to put my pen in front of your face and just call it with your eyes and your eyes only. Just a tip. Okay. >> Don't move my head. >> Don't move your head at all. Just your eyes. All right. >> I'm sorry. It's just just default. I'm trying. It's like very I just need you to follow the tip for me. Okay. >> I am I'm trying. It's okay. >> All right. >> Yes. >> All right. She had stuff on. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I'm shaking. I got my my one more time. >> All right. Did you have more than one glass of wine? >> No. >> Or was it a very large glass of wine? >> No, it was one of like the regular. >> Okay. All right. My partner's going to do a couple more tests. Okay. When it came to the walk and turn test, she couldn't even be bothered to listen to the instructions, constantly interrupting. She even had the audacity to act helpless and demand the officer hold her hand to keep her balance. >> Like I said, just stand with >> just stand with your feet together and your hands at your sides. Okay. >> Can you hold my hand? >> I cannot hold your hand. Okay. Just wait till I we get to that point. All right. >> No, because it's going to be recorded. Just I'm >> just just stand. I'm just over it. >> Ma'am, can you can you go back and stand behind your car, please? So, we >> we're not worried about that right now. Okay. >> I want to finish the field soiety testing. >> Okay. If you refuse Are you refusing to take the field soiety test? OKAY. >> NO, BUT how just take a breath. Okay. I'm going [music] to explain the test to you. >> I I did gymnastics and we always put our arms out. >> What's your name? >> Kelsey. Kelsey. Kelsey, these tests, my chest just has to be. There we go. Then now I have my back. >> Listen to what I'm explaining to you. These tests are your opportunity to demonstrate to officer G that you're okay to drive a vehicle. >> I am okay to drive my vehicle. >> Listen, Kelsey. Listen to what I'm saying to you. Focus on his instructions so you can test appropriately. Okay. >> Okay. >> Oh, yep. >> Two 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Okay. >> Uh-huh. When you get to your ninth step, >> when you get to your ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps around your leading foot and perform a 180° turn. >> Maintain the starting position, Kelsey. Please. >> I'm not following instructions. >> You're not following the instructions. Okay. You're not listen explaining to you. >> One. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> He told me. >> Stop. >> Okay. >> Listen to what he's telling you so you do the test correctly. You got it. >> I already know. Look, you have officers over there. Are are you are you are are you going to complete the tests? >> I'm going to >> You have to get through the instructional phase first before you can complete the test. >> Yes. >> This is it test. Okay. >> I I don't understand the like you I have four people on one >> Kelsey one leg stand. Okay. I tell you to begin. You're going to raise whatever foot of your choice approximately 6 in off the ground with your toe facing up. You want to pay attention to the directions or you want to do whatever you're doing. >> No, I'm doing what I know. >> Okay. Stop talking. Stop. Listen to him. Okay. >> Stop. Don't get Don't get >> Kelsey. >> Yes. >> Like Officer All told you, this is your opportunity to show me that you are able to drive your vehicle safely. >> I am. And I am trying to tell you >> it's or show you. >> It's in your best interest to be quiet and let me demonstrate the test to you. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Refusing to cooperate, she went on to brag about her gymnastics background and actually offered to do cartwheels to prove her sobriety. But the officers were completely out of patience with this drunken spectacle. I have bad I can't I I was never good on beam. I couldn't do be I could do a cartwheel for you right now if you want. I could do a back handspring. I could never balance beam. I couldn't do beam. >> Okay, >> I'll do a Can Can I do a cartwheel for you? >> Okay, just turn around for me. You want me to put stuff on the hood or you can just put it down there? It's just cigarettes, right? Cigarettes hard and then >> they don't have a lure to be in my car. >> Uh we have the authority to search for intoxicants. Yeah, you can. >> I'm sorry. >> Uh within your area of control on the vehicle. >> Okay. >> And now my vehicle is just going to stay there. >> No, it's getting >> I'm sorry. >> 600. >> Go ahead. >> Be transporting one adult female headquarters. 13. >> Ultimately, the woman was hauled off to jail. blew four times the legal limit on the breathalyzer and faced a DUI charge. Do you think she is a seasoned drinker considering her alcohol level was that high, yet she seemed barely phased? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. Trust me, the way she curses herself out right after this is where the real tragic comedy begins. crashing straight into a rock and blaming it on a bad day. On July 11th, 2023 in Florida, Martin County deputies stopped a female driver wreaking of intoxicants, exposing her brazen delusion of being untouchable. You don't have one registration. Nothing ambulance registration. Do you have any form of identification? Nothing. You speak and speak to me. Okay. >> You have any type of identification on you? Do you have a purse? Do you have a registration? Anything over there that you >> No. All right. What is your first name? What's your first name? >> My name's >> What? Dana, this car register to you? >> Is this your car? >> What are you under the influence of? Alcohol or drugs? something. You could have killed somebody a moment ago. Okay, it was horrible. You hadn't turned the car off for me. I kind of don't trust you at this point. Okay. >> It was discovered her driver's license was suspended on several occasions and the vehicle was not registered. >> I got one of my guys coming. Okay. Do uh you have nothing on that. It's got your name on it. >> No. Okay. Well, the tag doesn't come back to the car. So, what's the car come back to? Cool. You're kind of not helping me out any, so I can't can't do much for you. >> I don't know how to turn it off. >> Who knows? >> Can't get a name. We pulled over, jumped down, then she jumped the curb and drove over. >> Well, I heard I heard the siren and I try to get out of >> prevented it from Was that you up there? >> No, I was in town. >> Prevent it from crashing whoever's on top of the bridge. Her initial look of confusion was never innocent. As expected, the police quickly discovered that her license had been suspended multiple times and the vehicle was unregistered. >> Cool. We're here to make sure that you are not under the influence, so that you are okay to drive. Okay. >> No. >> No. >> You're under the influence. >> I am. Not today. But >> I have a I have a I have a piece of >> I didn't say that again. I'm just here to make sure you're not under the influence and you can drive. That's it. >> No. >> All right. We're just making sure you're okay to drive, too. >> Look, >> I got somebody check you out. Okay. Good luck. I'll be here in a second. >> Okay. >> How you doing today? Deputy day with the sheriff's office. The deputy stopped you back there. The sergeant stopped you back there cuz you were swerving all over the road. He said guess a bunch of people were calling you in saying you were hitting the curb. And what's going on? You feeling okay? >> No. >> What's wrong? You have any medical issues? You going to be able to tell me? Can you talk? What's going on with you today? Been drinking this morning, huh? >> Appreciate it. >> What's your first name? >> Well, I'm not going to call you that. >> Yeah. >> I'm just going to walk up into the parking lot for me. >> You can walk over there kind of where that handicap sign is. >> No, no, I'm a [ __ ] >> Okay. Well, I'm not calling you that. >> Oh, well. >> All right. Where you going? Can you sit still? All right. Talk to me for a minute. Do you have any medical issues at all? >> Yeah. >> Diabetic? Epileptic? You have seizures? >> I have a ton. >> You have a ton? What kind of medical issues do you have? >> I I'm not I'm not doing this. You're not going to sit here and I'm not doing this. >> You're not doing what? >> You're not going to have a conversation with me? >> No, I'm not going to sit here and let you. >> Okay. Just based on my initial observations and you not being willing to talk to me. based on your [ __ ] observations, >> right? >> I'm a I'm a and you don't care. >> Well, that's not what I said. >> That's exactly >> And that's not what I'm here for. I'm here to find out if you're too intoxicated to drive a motor vehicle. >> No, I I never asked to do that. >> To do what? >> To understand >> to alter my I I can't. >> All right. Can you tell me what kind of medical issues you have? >> Okay. Do you want to take your shoes off? Nope. >> Knowing a sobriety test would immediately reveal her intoxication, she defiantly refused to cooperate. Consequently, the officer promptly placed her in handcuffs. >> You going to do that for me? >> Nope. >> No. Okay. What's going on in your hair there? >> No hair, man. You have no hair. >> Here, let me let me have your wrists here. Go ahead and pull them together for me. Put your palms together. Hang just like that for me for a minute. Okay. I'm placing you under arrest for DUI. You're not complying with anything that I'm asking you to do. Can you tell me if you have any medical conditions that I need to get checked out before we take a ride? Are you diabetic or anything? You don't want to talk to me? That's okay. Is there anything inside the vehicle that you need to bring with us? We look for a while. >> Okay. Any medication, anything like that in there? Can you have uh Becky 51 just to pat her down? >> Where's Becky at? We got to get a female closer. >> She was right She was right down the street. She wasn't far if she follow. >> What we're going to do is we're going to go to my car cuz it's hot. I'm going to put you in the AC and then uh we'll get you checked out. Thank you. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. >> You get to the jail, I'm going to ask you for a breath test. Okay. Ask you to provide breast. >> Oh, why don't you help me [ __ ] not? I don't give a [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] My [ __ ] son is a marine and I didn't handle I didn't handle it well. I I didn't I didn't handle it well. You don't give a [ __ ] My [ __ ] arms. I I You won't even stop me. Help me. I never broke a law. I never hurt anybody. >> Good thing we stopped you before you did. You were supposed to hurt. >> No. >> Throughout the ride to the station, the smell of alcohol radiating from her was suffocating. The officer had no choice but to roll down the windows and turn the fan on maximum just to get some relief. >> Okay, Dina, on the side of the road back there, you wouldn't uh you refuse to do any field sobriety tasks. Are you willing to do those now? >> That is absolutely untrue as to what happened. >> Okay, tell me your version of what happened then. You guys tried to vault to for You guys wanted You guys wanted to make me Yeah, you're Yeah. Yeah, you're right. Um you I can't [ __ ] >> So, when I came in to contact with you, I was called there to do a DUI investigation because the person that pulled you over thought you might be intoxicated. >> No, that's not what happened at all, actually. >> So, do you want to tell me what you think happened? >> No, you were contacted. Uh-huh. >> To >> D, are you willing? I'm asking you now. Are you willing to complete some field sobriety tasks? I got I got camera here, so you're covered. >> You You refused to This has nothing to do with why I was pulled over. I I don't know if it was over, sir. >> You were asking me why you were pulled over? >> Yeah, sir. Um, the sergeant was behind your vehicle and you were swerving all over the place and you almost hit some officers that were on another crash scene and then you pulled over and then swerved back into traffic and then when you pulled over you pulled up onto some rocks and hit a rock. >> Uh-huh. So So you you have you have that documentation? Yes. >> Yes. >> You have >> that's documented. Yes. >> You >> Yeah. >> Which is a a question I legally allowed to ask you. Okay. >> What did you ask me? >> It's on video. I can go back and review it. I asked you to step out of the car. >> What did you ask? >> I asked you to step out of the car, Dina. That's why I asked you, >> sir. >> Yes. >> Again. >> I asked you to step out of the car. >> What did you ask me? >> What are you alluding to? I'm telling you. I'm answering your question. And I've answered it about four times in a row now. >> No, you've asked me about four times. >> Yeah. Uhhuh. >> Are you Do you want to conduct field sobriety exercises in here or no? It's a yes or no. Are you willing to conduct Are you willing to perform standardized field sobriety tasks? Yes or no? Is that a no? Okay. So, I'll note that as a no. I'm now offering you an approved test of your breath for the purpose of determining the alcohol content. Are you willing to take the test? >> Okay. So, >> are you willing to take the breath test? Are you willing to to acknowledge the soriety test from my >> I'm going to read you implied consent. Okay. >> Look, I'm done. I'm done. >> Have a seat, Dina. I'm not playing with you. Sit down. >> You >> If you refuse to take this test I've requested, your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of 1 year for a first refusal. IT IT GUESS WHAT? It was already done. >> Okay. So, essentially this if this is a subsequent refusal, it's going to be suspended for 18 months. >> Yeah. It it's it's official. >> Grabbing privilege has ever previously been suspended, which it has. Or you were PREVIOUSLY FINALLY >> WHY? WHY? >> Let me finish. Okay. >> No. >> Any criminal proceeding. Do you understand what I just read? >> Why? >> You're going to get an additional misdemeanor charge if you don't >> answer what I just said. >> I That's the legislative law. That's the Texas law. It has nothing to do with me. >> Good. >> I'm a fact reporter. I'm trying to read you your rights. >> Good. >> Okay. So, are you willing to take the breath test? >> Good. >> It's a yes or no. >> Why don't you just answer what I just asked you? >> You're asking me why you have to do this? >> No. I'm asking you why the [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] held [ __ ] up for this. >> Because you were the one driving the car intoxicated, >> [ __ ] Do you you don't get it? You don't get what you guys [ __ ] I No. Do you mother stand how [ __ ] [ __ ] you this is this entire 10 minutes? >> You get it? >> No. >> Really? >> You don't get it? >> So, do you want to provide a breath sample >> with your rights in mind? I read your implied consent. You want to provide a breath sample? Even after being informed of all the penalties for failing to cooperate with a breathalyzer test, the woman adamantly refused. She faced charges for a second offense DUI, second refusal to submit to testing, driving with a suspended license, and operating an unregistered vehicle. Furthermore, despite being out on a $200,000 bond for fraud, Dena returned right back to her old ways. As a result, her new DUI bail was raised to $150,000. Well, it seems a shiny car cannot buy you an ounce of common sense [crying and screaming] or a get out of jail free card. If you enjoyed watching these ladies finally face the music, please hit that like button, [crying] subscribe, and stay