Oh, snap. Even though she's pregnant? Yeah, I got we got to try something. Yeah. Hello, guys. >> Hi. >> Hello. What's your name, ma'am? >> Where are you? >> Ma'am, what's your name? >> All right, hold on. Chelsea Ozdemir. >> Okay, Chelsea, can you give me a second? My name is Lewis. You're pregnant? Are you pregnant right now? >> I'm 3 months. >> Okay. I need you to get checked out. >> No. >> Okay, you don't have to go to the hospital. >> guys know I'm okay. >> Well, you don't have to go to the hospital. You don't have to go to the hospital. You're fine, you don't have to go to the hospital. But, you need them to at least check your blood pressure or something. You need to get checked out. >> All right, you don't I don't care if you go to the hospital or not. You need to get checked out though for the baby, okay? So, you can stay here if you want, they can bring a bag. Okay? If you want, you can stay here. Hands Bridge and Sherman. >> Hands Bridge and Sherman. >> Uh, what what cars were involved? Were you involved also? >> No, I witnessed the accident. >> Okay, so witness. So, lady in the SUV is in the middle, she's 31 weeks pregnant. Okay. >> She was going up this way to the fast food sign, stopped. She went to go, this girl here goes through the stop sign going east 40 and he bone her. >> Wow. Okay. >> And then she calls her boyfriend and he says, "I didn't do anything wrong. Why are they blaming me? I didn't do anything wrong." Like, >> So, she didn't see the stop sign, I'm guessing. >> She don't speak English too well as you as you can tell. >> She spoke English fine with me, I understood her. Oh, yeah. Let me when you get a chance just let me get your ID so I can get your information so I can let you go. Yeah, I need to get her information, too. There was only two cars involved, right? >> Yeah, just those >> That SUV and what's the other car? Nissan? Okay. So, Nissan and SUV. I'm going to try to be quick to get your information so you can get out. I'm going to talk to the one inside the rig. >> I mean, you can tell from the angle of the collision. >> Yeah, I looked at it in the second. My main thing really was just uh injuries cuz I heard someone was pregnant, so I'll figure out the whole scene and who's at fault later. Kind of just want everybody checked out right now. >> I just can't believe she's acting like the victim when she caused the accident. You feel me? >> You'd be surprised how often that happens. I'll talk to you in 1 second. 1380, if you have someone available, I'm going to have one more unit cuz I don't know what traffic out here is following up. Hello. >> 11, I'm clear here. I'll head over there. >> All right, can I talk to you real quick? Just I just want to get your information and then uh do you have do you have your ID on you or anything? Driver's license? >> 11, I'll clear this control check and I'll head out there. >> Currently units that can clear respond to the Walmart 501 on Slauson Drive. They had a white male adult person who was out of He then told the manager that he takes medication. >> Your last name is Juan? >> 11, I'm clear. >> Which way were you traveling? Just explain to me what happened. >> From So, I was coming from this way. Like I was my side of the road. >> So, you're coming from Lincoln? >> Yes. >> Who One second. Give me one second. Can I get your information before you leave? And then I'll I'll I'll talk to you one second. >> Yeah, my my brother's a cop. Brother Madden. >> Oh, okay. >> She was literally swerving up and down the road. Like jokingly swerving. Like going right to left. I don't know. There's another guy on a bike that saw it, too. I think she's a little bit messed up. I don't know if she's drunk or something. >> Do you have your ID on you? Real quick. >> ID. I just want to get your You can just write it down. It's Michael Madden. >> Yeah. >> Make sure you get the license plate of the truck real quick. >> Yeah, so I can get you guys out of here. >> Yeah. >> Anyway, just direct them. >> Okay, I'll see you, brother. >> All right, thank you. Man, I appreciate it. Yes. >> Tell them clear. I'm here. We're back. >> get checked out yet? Chelsea, right? >> I'm good. I'm ready to go. >> Did they already check your blood pressure or anything? >> Yeah, they did. It's a little high, but I'm fine. >> Okay. Um you can't leave yet. You're going to have to give me a second. All right? >> Okay, cuz I'm not going to hospital. >> You don't have to go to hospital. I never said you have to go to hospital. You don't want to go, you don't have to go, but I need She might go to hospital. I need to get her information before she leaves. Okay? So, then I'm going to talk to you in a second. >> Okay. >> Just give me one second. Um I'll talk to you later. Let me get her information real quick. I'm going to talk to you about something. >> You want to talk to me outside? >> Yeah. >> I'm going to head over to the visitor's center to see if I can locate the subject. >> So, I haven't I just got here. I haven't really talked to anybody or anything, but within the first 5 seconds, I've noticed a lot. Do you notice any impairment or anything? Or am I bugging? >> And so, she I was trying to figure out the same thing when I was getting her blood pressure. She's obviously not from here, but she's slurring her words a little bit. >> Okay. So, I got slurred speech. I had a faint odor when I approached her originally when she was crying. And then I have witnesses saying she was swerving, and then she blew the stop sign. >> Yes. >> I might have to treat this like a DUI. >> Yes, I I definitely I don't know like if it's a medical emergency or if it's a mind issue, but I'm trying to figure out so far like there's no correlation to the type of generator and like switching focus and then she said like her colonoscopy was a little bit >> Yeah, yeah. >> But, that's that's me. I I know she's faking. >> Yeah, I kind of feel like it is. Uh I feel like she's a little impaired, but I just I won't know unless I might do the test, obviously. But, she keeps telling me she wants to leave. I'm trying to get this Is she going to the hospital or is that >> Oh, yeah. She needs to go to the hospital. >> So, I'm trying to get her information so you guys can leave and then I'll just stay here with my partner. So, yeah. Kind of just wanted to pick your brain a little bit on it. I'm so sorry. I'm trying to I'm trying to get you out of here, too. >> Hold on, Mom. >> Okay. So, you're coming from Lincoln, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. And you're on Sherman coming this way. >> Yes. >> Oh, gosh. All right. So, eastbound on Sherman. And then what happened? >> I stopped at the stop sign and then I continued and then I was going. I was going really slow, too. And then I saw her speeding up and I'm like looking on my right seat and if she's stopping and if she did it. She just went straight through and hit me. And she was going so fast that I couldn't do anything about it. >> So, you stopped, looked left, right, started slowly entering the intersection, looked to your right, and you see her just flying. >> flying through. And so, the car gets pushed there. And then it was just rolling. I was like put the brake on. >> Okay. That's Dunkin' Donuts. nice day. >> So, you got hit right here where the debris is at >> Yes. and then your car rolled? >> We need an ambulance. Lancaster County, unknown if it might be your subject. >> Okay. Um I just want to make sure I got >> Car is coming. >> your phone number. 267? Okay. 267. That's cell phone? >> Yes, that's my cell phone. >> All right. I'm going to let you get out of here so you get checked on, okay? All right, no problem. Uh if I have any questions, I'll just give you a call. >> Okay. >> Give me a call. Cell phone in the car or something? >> I don't think I do. >> Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Cool. Thanks. >> Yeah, I'm not I'm not sure if I didn't know if she was too upset to talk or like just Yeah. >> Yeah. So, when I So, when I was talking to you and then I walked up and she was crying, I immediately smelled like a faint odor of alcohol. And then with everybody's statements, it's making me believe she's impaired cuz I have witnesses saying that she was swerving all over the roadway the whole time on Hans Bridge until she got here, swerving in and out and in out, and then blew the stop sign. So. So, all right. All right. I'll let you guys get out of here. I just wanted to talk to her. I got her information. Actually, is she injured? >> Um let me double check for you. >> Can you just I just need to know what her injuries are exactly. I don't know if uh Pace. Call tags in for me. >> No pain, just achy. >> Call tags in for me. No pain? >> No pain, just achy. Kind of like just normal, kind of shaken up. >> Oh, okay. Shaken up. Okay. All right, thank you, man. Yeah, I'm good. Thank you. >> 70 IV in this location. >> Might have a You talk to anybody? >> No. >> Sir. >> Any of them? Just in general, you talk to anybody? >> About? >> Anything at all? No? >> Uh no. >> Okay. So, I might have a 450. This girl in a Nissan >> Okay. >> pregnant, one month. >> Yeah. >> Um they said she keeps trying to play victim, say she didn't do nothing wrong. I have multiple witnesses saying different. Failed to maintain lane. Failed to maintain lane and then blew a stop sign, swerving really bad all over her. >> Yeah. Okay. >> She blew right through the stop sign, going like 40 45 and then she struck this girl. Then after the collision happened, was like, "What happened? What is everybody doing?" And then >> Yeah. >> she told me >> Did you You didn't call any of these out yet? >> I didn't call any >> Okay. Can Can Are you her boyfriend? >> Yes. >> Can you help me get uh the vehicle information? Uh registration? Insurance? And then um her license if Well, actually, can I get your license if you have it? >> Mhm. >> She told her license but never told me. Uh towards trying to keep her out there with him but kind of walked away. >> I think that's just her boyfriend. SUV in this one? >> I have a policy number. >> Oh, yeah. >> You got the policy number? >> Mhm. >> That's your car? >> Yeah, right here. >> Okay. I'm sorry. Strong odor of alcohol. Perfect. Uh then pause. Give me one second, I just need the policy number. I'm sorry, I know it's >> It's okay. I swear to god, like she was there, I was there. I had the right of way. I showed the sheet but >> Well, hold on, let me say cuz you you're shaking a little bit. 4 >> Why don't you guys maybe change the two of red light green? I don't know. >> It's a four-way stop, actually. >> obviously civilization human being doesn't know. >> Hold on. I need Chelsea, right? I need your policy number. >> What do you have? >> I have 4 5 5 5. Just let me see it again, sir. >> 056-00 >> 056-00, perfect. That's your policy number? I have insurance. I don't have the registration information or her license. Okay. Were you with her when before here or not? You just got off work and then met with her. Okay. Thank you. >> I'm sorry, it's New Jersey registration, Mike 40 Uniform Lima Charlie. >> 122746 Yeah, I got to look in the vehicle real quick. Well, that's why I just want to call 60 and then have them stand by real quick. I didn't call nothing in. I've been worried about injuries since I got here. Is this a good address for you? Newfield? >> You want to clear fire hydrant 4000 coming. >> Can I get a phone number? >> Me and her we both stopped at the same stop sign and we both >> Yeah, can I Can I talk to you over here? On this side over here, away from the intersection. First things first, explain to me like your side what happened. So, you were coming that way? >> and she stopped coming from this way. >> You You were stopped right here? >> Yes, sir. >> stopped, okay. >> She stopped going straight. She don't going to make a a left on Hansbrink. She going to go straight and pass. >> Okay. >> So, we both go at the same time, collision. That's how this happened. That's what really >> When you were When you were stopped, was she stopped, too? Were you both stopped? >> same time, yeah. >> So, you both stopped at the same time and then you both went at the same time. Okay. So, stopped at the same time, went at the same time, then collision occurred. >> She's a little bit more far along than I am, though. >> Yeah, she's >> I'm only like a month. >> [snorts] >> And she's They said she's like 30 weeks, so >> He don't know, so >> Oh, good good thing I pulled you over here, then. >> Can you Yeah, can you please tell him? >> I won't say nothing about it. Same time. >> Not that he would be mad, but it's just certain way I wanted to tell him. >> I got you. >> I didn't want to tell him like this. >> Okay. So, you're drive You're traveling on Hansbrink. You come to the stop sign. >> end of my Hansbrink. Yes, I come to stop and She goes and I think cuz we both just hit collision together. >> So, you both make a complete stop. >> we both make a good communication together. The light sucks. You guys need a full green light, yellow light, red light. >> no, we did a four-way stop. >> trust nobody, obviously. >> Yeah, but the reason The reason why we did a four-way stop here is specifically because of all the collisions that >> stop, but now look. Now the collision. >> To be honest with you, that >> No, I'm going to call Mustafa or Demetrius and let him know what happened. That's my cousin. >> Yeah, okay. >> That's my first cousin. So, I'm going to let him know what happened. >> Chelsea, again, I'm Lewis, okay? I just want you to be honest with me. I like being transparent with people. I don't like beating around the bush. I like being blunt with people, okay? Since I got here, I have smelled alcohol on you since I've gotten here. >> That's crazy. >> Okay. I've smelled alcohol. You're slurring your speech. I see your eyes. >> Really? Because >> I have all indicators. >> I smoked a little bit of marijuana. >> going to ask you. I'm only going to ask >> my car. I have a little bit of marijuana in me from the dispensary. >> I don't I don't want to search your car. I just want to ask you, did you smoke or drink before driving? >> No. I swear to God, I I smoked maybe like 5 hours ago, 6 hours ago. Other than that, I'm very good. I'm ready to go home, cook meal for my hus- my fiance. >> Okay. >> here now, Brian. >> So, you didn't have none of drinking, you only smoked marijuana 5 to 6 hours ago? That's it? Nothing at all? Not even a sip or anything? Okay. Chelsea, are you willing to perform field sobriety test? >> Who? >> To field Are you willing to do test to see if you're okay to drive so I can let you go? >> Brian, I'm up the road. Brian's just going to probably take me home anyway. >> I I understand that, but I have to treat this like a DUI now because I have suspicions that I have suspicion you're you're impaired right now. So, I have to treat it like such. So, I have to >> Okay, I understand that. But, like I said, I have an odor. If you're not impaired, that's fine, but I would like everything's audio and video recorded, and I would like to just do test to see if you're impaired, and when when you pass the test >> does that mean? >> Field sobriety test. >> What does that mean? >> Like Like you know, like how people walk the line in the movies. They walk the line and do the one leg stand, that test. Are you Okay. So, I'm going to move my car, and I'm going to put my car Anyway, I'm going to move my car. Just stand right here cuz I'm going to give us some room. All right, I'm going to relocate my car. Just stay Just wait right there. I'm sorry? I'm sorry? >> No, I don't really authorize to it because I am pregnant. >> Stand over here. I don't want you in the roadway. What do you mean, why would you do that? >> Because what do you mean, why would I do that? >> Yeah, you could call one for this one at least, but I don't even know if it's You got to give me a second. Hold on. Chelsea, Chelsea, Chelsea, Chelsea. Chelsea, I'm talking to you. Don't walk away while I'm talking to you. Okay? So, he's not going to save you right now. This is me and you. This is me and you. This is me and you talking, okay? I understand that. And he wasn't involved in the collision, you were. So, I'm talking to you, okay? So, that being said, why don't you want to perform field sobriety tests? >> It's my legal rights. >> Okay. >> Do you understand, like I'm not drunk. I [ __ ] baby. >> Okay. >> Me and her are both going at the same time, yo. >> Okay. If you're not Okay. I don't speak I don't speak Turkish. >> I know you don't speak Turkish, but >> Listen, if you're not impaired, right? If you're not drunk, so you are impaired. You know what I mean, like >> Okay. >> We just both wet at the same time. >> Okay, so what are you under the influence of? >> Nothing. Unfortunately, I was. Trust me a little bit more easier. Drunk driver hit me about a month and a half ago, 1:55. So, I bought this piece of [ __ ] Meanwhile, I already have a car that is uh financed, right? So, I pay the rest of the gap insurance about to get paid off to Toyota, and I bought this piece of [ __ ] So, no, why would I get into an accident as if some drunk driver already hit me a month ago? Why would I get into another accident? >> Okay, [laughter] here's here's my question. If you're not Listen to me, Here's my question. If you're not If you're not under the influence of any alcohol or narcotics >> shut the [ __ ] up. >> Okay, so you are. I understand that. But I'm saying that I would like >> what I am? No. >> Every time I say are you impaired you keep telling me yes. You keep telling me >> but I am pregnant. I'm having a baby. >> Okay, I understand that. But you have to Chelsea Look at Luis. I need I need you to pay attention. You have to listen to what I'm saying. So far, every time I asked you are you impaired you keep telling me yes. >> I've never said yes. >> So when I say impaired you're like I am impaired I just got off of work. I worked 6 to 2. >> say that. That's why you guys keep >> Chelsea, you just said that you got off of work that you worked 6 to 2 and then >> mean I get drunk after work. No, I work 6 to 2 all day. I go to Planet Fitness in Milva. I work I work in a I work out 2 and 1/2 hours. I do the tanning. I do the hydromassage bed. I'm >> Chelsea, okay. So you're not >> Oh, make me seem to be a drunk and toxic in the person. No. This is a bad >> Chelsea If you're not under the influence that's fine. My only question is are you willing to do test so I can let you go and I can say she's not impaired. >> What does that mean test? What do you mean? >> I See you're not listening. I already told you the walk and turn walk the line Walk the line, walk the line and the one leg stand test. Test. >> Sure, no problem. >> Okay. Just Stay right here for me real quick. Luis. Just stand right here. Stand right here. Like in front of me. In front of me right here. Face me. Turn around. No, no, no. Face me. Stand right here and face me. Put your feet together. And then put your hands down by your side. Like this. All right, and just stay in this position. Okay, don't move. Just stay in this position. All I want you to do is Let's make it easy. All I want you to do is I want you to look at the my finger. Okay? You see my finger? That's all I want you to do. Just look at my finger. Yep, what I'm clicking, all right? So, stay in this position, what you're going to do is with your eyes and only your eyes, you're going to follow my finger. You understand? Okay. So, Chelsea, right here. Chelsea, right here. When you're ready, okay? Right here. Just look right here. Perfect, okay? Perfect. Look right here. >> 23, can you put me on North Walnut? >> Sorry, it's blinding me. Sorry. Yeah, put your hand up if it helps. Go ahead, put your hand up if it if it helps. All Good, right here. I'm going to do it again, okay? You moved your head a little bit. Try not to move your head. All right. Right here. Just your eyes. We're going to do it again, okay? Try not to Try not to move your head. Just your eyes, okay? Mhm. Okay, we're finishing up, okay? Keep looking here. We'll do it again. Try to put your head straight. It's okay. Perfect, okay? Easy. Easy. Easy. Okay. >> I'm trying to tell you. >> Okay. Are Are I'm going to ask you, are you willing Are you willing to try to do the the test the the walk and the walk and turn and all [clears throat] that? >> I'm ready to go home with my fiance. Like we have a salmon. I'm ready to eat it. I just want to eat. >> You know I'm trying to think of Okay, so since you So let's do this. Let's do Let's do this. You step out the road. Step out the road. Step out the road. So let's do this, okay? Let's Since you don't want to do the physical test, do you know the alphabet? >> The A >> A through the ABCs? So can you Do you know how Wait, wait. Do you know how people sing Can you say it without singing it? Well, yeah, but you got You got to listen to me. I want you to say the alphabet, but I don't want you to sing it, okay? I want you to start with the letter C. Okay? ABC, you're going to start with C. Don't say A. You're going to start with C >> All right, I have >> and you're going to end Wait, and Wait, I have to explain explain it to you. Okay. So you're going to start with C and then you're going You have a bachelor's degree? Okay. All right, nice. So you're going to start with C. No, no, no, no. You Wait. You're going to start with C and you're going to end at X, okay? Don't go to Z. Start with C and end at X, okay? All right, you can begin. >> C D E F What like you ask us like this A B C D >> Well, I want you to say ABCs, but I want you to start with C. >> H I J K L M N O P Q R X S T V W X Y N >> Okay. Um can you count up to 100? Y X The Can you count up to 100? No, no, don't count to 100. I'm just asking. I'm just asking. No, no. You count to 100? Okay. So Well, you have a bachelor's degree, so No, I don't want I don't want you to. I don't I don't I don't want you to. I don't want you to count to 100. So what I want you to do is I want you to start at 35, count [snorts] down, and stop at 17. Don't go all the way down to zero, okay? >> 34 33 32 30 1 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18, 17, 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> Perfect. Okay, do me a favor, put your hands behind your back. You're going to be placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Okay? Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> Chelsea, put your hands behind your back. You're going to be placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated, okay? >> But I'm not >> Chelsea, just keep your hands behind your back, okay? >> I'm literally not intoxicated. >> Okay. Wait. >> So why are you if I >> Cuz you failed the test, okay? You failed the field sobriety test. All right? You'll come to my car. 13, I have one under 450. Let me get a 60 12-hour hold. Can I also get a female for a search? >> How did I fail if I'm not I don't understand. Can you explain to me how I failed and if I'm not >> You fail You failed the field sobriety test. >> I'm sorry? >> You failed the test. >> didn't give you [clears throat] a breathalyzer. >> No, no, no. The breathalyzer We don't do breathalyzers on scene. Chelsea. >> How did I fail if I was >> Chelsea, we don't do breathalyzers on scene. We do breathalyzers at the station. >> How did I fail? >> Okay. Just stand right here. >> No. How did I fail? >> Everything's going to be on a report and everything's going to be on a body cam. >> I fail? If I'm pregnant, how did I fail? >> Chelsea, you couldn't say Listen, listen, you couldn't say your alphabet and you messed up on the numbers, okay? That's how you failed. >> Are you serious? >> So stand right here. Stand right here. Chelsea, stand right here. Chelsea, stand right here. Chelsea, can you stand right here, please? >> No. >> Stand right here. >> Officer. >> Okay, just stand right here. All right, I'm going to have a female I'm going to have a female come and do your do a search on you, all right? >> No, I want to know You told me I failed. I didn't fail. >> Chelsea, have a seat. Chelsea, have a seat. Chelsea, have a seat. Find road. Have a seat. Have a seat. I'm going to have a female come and and do a search to you, okay? All right. Listen, you want to do another field sobriety test? We do the breathalyzer. Okay, listen. We do the breathalyzer at the station, okay? So, you can do the breathalyzer and you can prove that you're not impaired. But, you did fail the test, okay? So, I have to treat this like a DUI. The the field sobriety test. The alphabet and the numbers, you failed them. And like I said, you have a strong odor of alcohol coming from your breath. So, I have to treat this like a DUI. Okay. Don't don't make threats in front of me, okay? Just Okay, yeah, please. Just please, okay? 39, do you have a female available? If not, I'll have a cold one and have someone do a cold one. Copy. All right. So, I don't have Chelsea, I don't have a female for a search, so what I'm going to do is Listen to me. But, we got to do the breathalyzer to to prove that you're not intoxicated. What do you mean? Let you go? Yeah, this is just You get a ticket. We do the breathalyzer, you get a ticket, and then you go home with your boyfriend. So, what I'm going to do is I'm just going to check you for weapons, all right? All right, step out the car real quick. I'm going to pat you down for weapons. I'm going to make sure you don't have none in your pockets. All right. I know. I know. I have to do it cuz you're in the car, okay? Okay. Yep. You're good. >> [crying] >> I'm not [snorts] doing breathalyzer. I'm not doing breathalyzer. >> Well, you We'll handle it when we get to the station. If you don't want to do it, that's your choice, okay? I'm going to put your I'm going to put your phone in the front seat, okay? >> What do you mean station? >> The police station. >> No. >> That's where he has to pick your boyfriend has to pick you up at the police station. You hear Chelsea? He has to pick you up at the police station. I can't let you go right here. I can I can let you go at the police station. I can't let you go right here, okay? So, sit back. I got to put your seatbelt on. >> Wait, where's my car? >> Your car's right there. It's still there. >> What you going to do with it? >> You sit regular. We a tow truck comes and takes it. >> No, if you don't go up the street, THAT'S WHERE MY HOUSE IS. >> I have to tow it per John's law. It's a It's a law, okay? So, Chelsea, can I put your seatbelt on? And then I'll I'll help you with the Okay. >> I have to talk to my fiance. >> Well, you can't talk to him right now. You're under arrest. Can you Chelsea, can you sit back so I can put your seatbelt on? Chelsea, can you sit back so I can put your seatbelt on? The faster The faster Listen, the faster we get there, the faster we we we get you out, okay? >> [snorts] >> Thank you. Hey. I got it. Watch her. I need you watch her. >> I got to give him the rundown. >> Thank you, buddy. I appreciate it. You You give him the rundown of what's going on? >> Yeah, I said she's just a ticket. He can pick her up at the >> Yeah. >> apartment in like an hour or two hours. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Listen, did you hear >> That's my fiance, Brian Cole. >> Okay, he's going to come get you from the department, okay? It's just a couple tickets. >> Okay, but don't my car no tow. >> Okay, WELL >> MY CAR LEAVE THERE. >> We have we have to tow it. But it's it's it goes we we handle it and everything. >> What do you mean you tow tow to what company? A1? >> We're going to we'll figure it out when we don't know yet. >> doesn't mean you figure it out. That's my car. Where you tow? >> We'll show we'll show you. We're going to give you a card or we'll give your boyfriend a card. Or you both of you We'll give both you a card and you can pick it up tomorrow. >> I'm Brian. Baby, everybody think I drink no problem. Piece of [ __ ] Latina drink all time. He got a baby, no drink. I'm [snorts] not piece of [ __ ] American. I take care of my baby. I'm no drink. Brian! >> Listen, just just don't I know you want to talk to him. He'll be at the station to pick you up, okay? It's going to It's not a long process. >> It is long. >> I promise you it's not a long process. >> a long DUI 6 years ago. I know a process is like >> him up. >> I know process. >> The officer that's helping you I promise you he's going to make you quit. >> Mustafa, where's Mustafa? My cousin. Where's Mustafa? Nowhere to be found. Oh, baby, I'm not drunk. I'm not pregnant, piece of [ __ ] So what? Piece of [ __ ] I'm blaming. I have brain the way I swear to God. I'm not drunk, I'm not lying. I'm pregnant for the baby. Piece of [ __ ] who I am. This is crazy. This crazy. This crazy. >> 628 no longer needed. Where do you need me? 628 no longer needed for that original. >> Ryan. >> 10 4 robbery. >> Ryan. What is going on? >> We're waiting We're waiting for the the tow company to come. >> I don't need tow company. >> Listen. Listen. Listen. So, the other officer, right? He's just He's assessing all the damage and everything. >> Yeah, well, I don't need tow company. The car can I drive it myself? >> I I understand that. But, when it's a DUI, we have to tow the car. >> It's not a DUI cuz I'm not drunk. >> Well, as of right now it is, so >> Can I retake these tests? Like, what the hell? Can I May I retake these tests? What the heck? >> We we We can't do that. >> Why not? >> First off, I'm not the lead officer on this. It's the other officer you're dealing with. When he comes back, okay, you're going to go to the station. If he lets you retake them or something like that, that's on him. But, you're going to go back and use the breathalyzer. >> I don't drink, bro. I'm not a piece of [ __ ] I didn't drive my mom. It's a piece of [ __ ] She drank. Why don't you write her down? She's blaming us. But, I am not drunk. I love my baby. Baby. Baby. Please. Officer, please. Like, can I get another test? Like, I'm so I'm so I'm so innocent. Please. >> can't do We can't do that right now. Please. Baby. Baby. Baby. Oh, push. Baby. >> 4078 >> Let's do this. >> 40838 Officer Ball and I are on route to the hospital drop off 405 vehicle. >> Oh my [ __ ] god. I'm not drunk. See, I'm not drunk. >> 1238 Uh front left gun down here. We're going to catch up. Copy. >> Can you please check my cell phone wallet? Please, everything there? >> I think I think um your boyfriend's name Brian. I think he grabbed your purse and everything out of your car. So, he's going to he'll get all your stuff out. And you can Your car's look, you can pick the car up tomorrow morning. >> [screaming] >> I'M NOT DRUNK. THAT'S WHY I'M NOT You're saying to me you're going to make me really angry, which means it's going to look like I am intoxicated, but I'm not. I'm a baby. I'm not a piece OF [ __ ] WHY CHECK WHO HAS welfare from United States. I am hard working woman who has baby. >> Okay. Well, I'm I guess I said I didn't do the test. >> know by the important where this office is. >> I'm not I am in just as much power as he does, but I'm not the one who did the test with you. So whatever he saw, he had enough reason. >> that's what I'm saying. I told you stop this demand. He know. He knows. Muslims don't do this. I just want to go to school tonight. I just want to go to school tonight. B, can you please find out something for me, please? >> Find what? >> Please something, anything that's going on with B and the police. >> He's just He's just getting your stuff out of you. He's getting all your personal >> Mr. Hayes. I'm not looking for, okay? >> Why? >> Please just >> I first of I can't leave you here. >> you guys are hilarious. You think you guys are so funny. >> We're not trying to be funny. I'm not allowed I'm not allowed to leave you here. We're not allowed to leave somebody in the back of our car. >> I just got off the line with him. He's a detective in narcotics. >> Whatever he is doing over there, he will come over here and let you know when he takes you. >> Got it. >> We're not trying to play games. We're not trying to be funny. >> do anything. I'm not a criminal. >> what's going on, okay? >> Stupid [ __ ] ran in front of me. It's not my fault. I have a video camera on to prove it. I have a dash cam to prove it. >> Look, he's he's walking over >> bro. >> He's walking over here right now. >> my lawyer. >> Okay, well you have the >> Lawyer, lawyer, lawyer, lawyer. >> You have the right to do that. >> I sure do. I have a master's in criminal justice. I know exactly what I have a right to. I spent my entire life going to school for this dumb [ __ ] >> 504 here. 10-18. >> Hey, I'm a military vet. [ __ ] >> Right now there is a woman pregnant woman doing sobriety test. This is just white women. That's who do this to me. >> I'm 238. Franklin's done out here. Where are we going to go to? >> Perfect. >> So far I don't see no open containers right here, which is good. >> A few moments later. >> Nice. No alcohol, teeny paperwork a cup mint Oh, crap. >> [groaning] >> Corona Light imported 99 calories 4% alcohol volume. She's going to have to get charged with open container also. She's got a lime in there. Oh, man. I need to look at the damage just before I leave. So. It's a nice car. >> 1 Rosario here. >> Oh, sorry. Now you're good. Sorry. Imagine telling her she's good and then walking in front of her car. Jesus. >> She never blinked her on. >> She never blinked her on. So so >> Well, that blue truck, honey, without the trailer, my way, right? >> Okay. >> So where did that WHITE CAR GO? I'M GOING STRAIGHT, she goes straight. >> All right. I'm going to take you to the station, okay, Chelsea, and then we'll we'll talk about it more at the station. Oh, here, I got to give you this. You close the door. >> going? >> Brian's going to the station. >> What is this for? >> I'm not >> That's for you. You got to give it to the tow truck. Say which car. >> I don't >> Oh, I'm sorry, the Nissan. >> Park. >> I don't I don't need my No. >> Uh he has all your stuff, actually. >> care. I don't >> No, he doesn't. We have your phone right here. But he has all your other stuff, okay? I got your phone, I'll make sure I give it to you at the station. >> I'm calling a lawyer. Lawyer, lawyer, lawyer. >> Yeah, that's fine. You can call a lawyer. That's fine. You can call a lawyer. Um >> Where's the key for this one, in it? >> That's a good question. I have no clue. That chick is the one that was pregnant at the hospital. >> Okay. >> And then um >> She's not pregnant? >> Don't tell her boyfriend now. Allegedly, she said 1 month, but then she said 1 week, 2 weeks. But I don't know cuz she's drinking, so I don't know how pregnant she is, but Thank you, sir. Oh my god, it stinks like alcohol in the vehicle. >> What did I fail on, huh? What did I fail? >> You failed all of the tests. >> No, I didn't. That's just it. >> Can you also have a female make a call on if you can for my thorough search? Copy. Can you just uh call me or something just see if they have a female available real quick. I I told him you're going to the station. Yeah, he said he's going to meet you at the station, but he has to wait until till I'm done with you. And then Hey, it's Vasquez. I got you. Okay. I Yep. Yeah, okay. Yeah, that sounds Yeah, that sounds like a good idea. Okay, so when I get there, um if we have to pull them out of briefing, that's a good idea. Okay. >> Excuse me. >> All right. >> Excuse me. >> Okay. Yeah, that sounds good. Yep. Yep, thank you. All right, take care. >> Excuse me. >> All right. >> Yeah, my >> All right, we're done. >> It does not need to be >> Nice. >> Where are you towing it to? >> Your car, Chelsea? >> Yeah. Who did you call the tow company before? 81 Who did you call? >> I didn't call anybody. Dispatch calls them, and I don't know who they called. >> Okay, so it does not need to be towed. That's what I'm trying to >> It has to be towed. >> frustrating me. No, it does not need to be towed. >> Yeah. That's why I don't think you understand. >> No, you don't understand. It's a state law. >> all my tax money. No, it does not need to >> Chelsea, it's a state law. It's per John's law. We have to tow it. >> Okay, if it's drivable, bro, I have a whole master's and a doctorate, but how are you going to tell me if it's drivable? No, it does not need to be towed unless >> This isn't a regular collision. It's a DUI, so we No, it's a DUI, so we have to treat it like one. So, I have to take it per John's law. >> No, I'm not drunk. I'm not under the influence. Nothing. I understand it's >> Okay, you're not drunk, but you failed the test, so I have to treat it like if you're >> No, I did not fail any test. What I'm saying, you think that you wanted me you think I failed that test. No, I did not fail that test. I would do it again and again and again. Dude, I don't care if I'm not >> Well, the test is at the station. It's the last test. >> What's that mean? >> The You do the breathalyzer at the station. That's the last test. >> I didn't fail the test. >> And then when you do the breathalyzer and you blow zeros, we'll treat it we'll >> That's my right. So, what if I do not? >> If you don't if you refuse, you're allowed to refuse. It's your right, but you'll you'll just be ticketed. It's another ticket for refusal. >> But, I got to pay that off? >> I don't know if you'll pay it. You'll most definitely have go to court and talk to the judge about it. >> Where's Brian? Is he Is he going to go to the station or what? What did you tell him? >> I told Brian that you have to go to the station. We have to do the breathalyzer, and then you'll be released after, but you got to get fingerprinted first. He said He said that he'll go to the station and he'll meet you at the station. I said, "Okay." But I told him to wait and give me at least an hour or 2 hours so I can do your paperwork. >> How 2 hours? >> Uh usually it's longer than 2 hours. >> So if I wasn't driving the vehicle, how do you know she wasn't driving? That's what I'm saying. Like >> How do I know she wasn't drunk? >> do you know she wasn't? >> Because she doesn't reek of alcohol, and because she doesn't have open containers of Corona in the car. That's how I know. >> I don't have either. >> Oh, you don't have open containers of Corona in your car? >> No. >> Okay. And you don't stink like alcohol even though I've been telling you I've been telling you this whole time you smell like alcohol. So now you're calling me a liar? >> That's all. My mother is a drunk and alcoholic, so >> Your brother's an alcoholic? >> My mother >> Your mother. Okay. Okay. Well, your mother wasn't driving, you were. So you can't blame your mother on this one. You had a open Corona in the car. I'm not saying it because I'm trying to mess with you. When I went in your car, there was a open open Corona. It was sitting there. Corona Light to be exact. >> What's Brian >> 12 oz. Brian said he's going to pick you up. That's all he said. >> You got a DWI ticket, driving reckless ticket, you got a open uh container ticket. And then you got to be fingerprinted. Well, after we do the breathalyzer and stuff. You lend your car to other people? Okay. Well, when you drive your car, you're responsible for everything that's in it. That's for when you go to court. Yeah, you can have a lawyer. That's the breathalyzer. Redo all of your test? I mean, he wasn't bald, but >> You guys can't tow my car. Do you know where you're towing it up? >> No, but my partner is going to get the business card. >> Yeah, business card will help. >> Well, it does help cuz it's going to have the business name and address. 413 to 411. 413 to 411. >> Yeah, sir. >> I just want to remind you, don't forget to grab a uh business card from me, please. Thank you. >> Yeah, and uh let's see where you're towing it up. Let's see. >> Yep, I got one for both. >> Where is the cell phone? >> Reason. The cell phone is right here. It's on the seat. I'm making a mistake? I didn't I didn't I never said you were white trash. What are you talking about? I don't know where your car is. I'll let you know at the station. I don't know. Chelsea, I don't know where your car is because I'm currently in my patrol car with you. I'm not there watching who what tow company is taking it. I'm literally right I'm right next to you. If you don't know, I don't know. I don't >> to know where your car is. Well, when I get to the station, yeah, I'll know where your car is at cuz they'll give me the business card and then I'll give it to you. You got to be fingerprinted first. You got to be fingerprinted first. >> I'm going to call my mom to come get me out. >> It's fine. >> I'm going to >> Where is my car? Like, nobody knows. >> My partner knows where your car is at. >> Can he call me and tell me where it is? >> Yeah, he'll let me know when we get to the station, when he gets to the station, he'll let me know. >> What did Brian say? >> Brian didn't say anything. All he said was that he was going to pick you up. And I told him I'll give him a call when you're ready. >> Can you call him and tell him where I am, please? >> Yeah. >> I'm out here. Please. >> I'll call him I'll call him when you're ready, cuz he already knows you're coming to the station. I told him. >> I know but that's >> Let me out safely. This is the father of my child, please. I'm not going to be out in the ghetto by myself. Oh my >> You're not going to be out in the ghetto by yourself. You're going to be at the station, the police station. Dang, I didn't I didn't think our police station was ghetto. It was quite nice. >> I feel I'm not going to get out of this car. I will not get out of this car until He's on the phone. Nothing is getting out of this car. I'm not getting out. I'm not getting out. I'm not getting out. I'm not getting out of this >> 138, code one with 1 Fox Trot. Any medics? >> 109664 >> 890, cell phone call? >> I need to call him. Can you call him, please? >> I already told you I already I already told you I'm going to call Brian. Why are you Why are you repeating the same thing? I told you I'll call him when you're ready to leave. I'm going to call him. >> We have started this entire process. Whatever stuff I whatever Do you want to speak with my supervisor? Okay. Okay. Well, you can talk to my supervisor when you get inside. I already told you that he went home and said he's going to pick you up when you're ready. Chelsea, her name is Chelsea. No, no, I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. We're going to go I said I'm going to call him when you're ready. >> So, may you grab it? >> Yes, when we bring you in there. We got to bring you in there. >> Yeah, I know I do. >> And we're going to go in that door right there, okay? Straight ahead, the last door. Have a seat where those pink handcuffs are. Where the Chelsea Where the pink handcuffs are. I'm going to have a I'm going to have a female come and search you, okay? We just got to put these shackles on you real quick. Oh, all right. Yeah, wait. We don't have a female, but in briefing I'll call Yeah, get one from briefing. >> God, I don't have time to wait for you guys. I want to go. >> home. I'm not drunk. I SWEAR TO GOD. I'm pregnant, baby. Why don't you understand that? >> I I understand you're pregnant, but I told you I have to treat >> Ooh, you have no idea what I could do right now. You don't get it. >> I do get it. >> No, you don't. I'M NOT DRUNK. I'M NOT NOTHING. I'm a piece of [ __ ] American white piece of trash who THIS HEROIN DRINKS ALCOHOL. NO, I'm eating right. I take care of my baby inside me. This stupid piece of [ __ ] I need to lunch. She's all drugged up. Are you serious? >> Yeah, we have to put We put it It's on everybody. >> Go ahead. I bet I look better with it anyway. >> All right. Let me see your other leg, please. >> I'm pregnant. NO, NO, MOTHER. WHY YOU PUT THESE ON ME? >> We have to put them on everybody. We do it on everybody. >> I literally need my Get me the [ __ ] out of here. >> Yeah, just have a seat. Have a >> No, you guys are going TO PISS ME OFF. I'M NOT DRUNK. I'M NOT HEROIN ADDICT. I DON'T DO CRACK. I'VE NEVER SEEN COCAINE IN MY LIFE. >> Come on, I'm going to take the handcuffs off. >> I'm just pregnant. >> We'll put them on the front seat here. >> [ __ ] Tina. >> [snorts] >> I'm just >> Just have a seat right here and I'm going to have a female come in and search real quick. Going off camera right to the headquarters. >> [music] [music] >> Mhm.