Plates are in. Do not run the guy over. All right, let's get through these people. What we could do is lane split them. As we drive in the middle, then they all do this. We could try that, too. >> Do you want me to stay in one lane or do that? >> Get in the middle lane and we're going to [ __ ] do that. So, just get kind of in the middle and they will It's kind of like parting the Red Sea. There we go, see? Now they move. Let's go. Force your way up there, man. Hey, get out of the way. Just get Yeah, just get up towards the intersection so we can figure this out. There There's the truck. So, you know, if you got to go across, there's traffic over there bad. >> doing I was driving. >> You were driving? >> Uh yeah. >> All right. Okay, no problem. We'll figure it out, okay? No, we're all right. We'll figure We'll figure this out. Hey, listen. Listen, I know it's scary. I know it's scary. I know you're scared, okay? All right, no problem. No problem. No problem. Listen. We'll work it out, okay? Do you have a driver's license? Thank you. Sorry? Hey, just sit sit sit in the truck. That's fine. Was your boyfriend in the truck or not? No problem. No problem. Just hang out here, okay? So, >> It's kind of traumatic. >> the nastiest thing I've ever seen in my life. That man rolled so many times underneath that pickup. >> Oh my god. >> I can't believe he was breathing when he got out. >> So what did you um well actually first and foremost, do you have a driver's license I can write down your info? >> So tell me everything you saw. >> I didn't witness her driving prior to the incident. >> But I was behind the motorcycles at first. And as we started to match speeds she just completely ran over the >> Do you have her driver's license? >> Yep. >> Thank you. You're behind the motorcycles at first. >> Yes. >> When you started to match speeds and everyone's going the same speed. >> I switched over >> My dad new dad reflexes. >> That's it. >> I'm like Spider-Man. >> I switched over to the middle lane back here before Central. >> Okay. >> And as soon as we got right up to around Central she plowed into the older man in back and behind and just drove straight over him. >> him and she was just going way too fast and she >> They weren't stopping or braking or anything. We were all doing about 40. And >> No, no, not for you. For you to see how far back you go. >> Oh, yeah. >> Oh, yeah. It was right after Central. Uh >> So yeah, so anyways, so the motorcycles you said they were slowing down or not? >> No, not at all. We were all moving right along about 40 miles an hour and the next thing you know the rear motorcycle, the older gentleman is rolling underneath the truck as it's the motorcycle's being drug down the road. She made it over over him and hit the one in front. And knocked him out of the way. >> You safe? Yeah, thanks, man. You too. And she drove pretty far with him under the truck it sounds it looks like. >> Yeah. Well, the black one kind of got pushed forward and down. >> So did she did she actually hit both motorcycles? >> Yes. >> How? Were they both in the They were both in the left lane? One of them went Yeah, they were right behind one another. The older man was behind. Younger man was in front. Within, I'd say, 5 ft, 6 ft of each other. Okay, so she hit the old man on the motorcycle. It went under her truck. Started tumble He's tumbling underneath the truck and then she's continuing and then hits the other one. Now, I don't know if he slowed down just to figure out what the hell was going on cuz we all heard the crash. And I slowed down cuz I thought for sure he was coming under my truck. He tumbled and rolled and tumbled and rolled. >> Yeah. Man, I'm sorry. That's horrible. And you spoke to the detective already? >> No. >> Okay. >> Well, just that, you know, I saw it happen and he told me to come speak to you. >> That's fine. Well, the the one in the sort of plain clothes, not plain clothes, but it was just this and the shirt, not the outer vest, and the hat ball cap. All right, I'll have him He'll probably want to speak with you, too. >> Okay. >> So, tell me everything you saw. About what happened. >> I told it to Lieutenant Kelly. >> I just need to So, since I'm doing the crash report, I just need a basic, you know, and and and I'm sorry, and in a serious crash like this, a couple of people are going to need the story. >> I understand. Coming down south on US1, this vehicle, this Toyota Tundra, was behind me, and I noticed in my rearview mirror, she kept coming right up on my bumper as we were stopping. She almost tailgated me twice. And as we were driving, she was all over the road. I finally moved over just to get away from her. And as she went by, I'm looking and she's She's got a phone in her hand, and she's looking down, looking up, looking down, looking up. And then this happened. >> Did you see how the crash actually happened or not? >> No, I did not. All I did All I did was saw her >> saw her rapid braking and Okay. >> I never saw her hit the brakes until pieces of [ __ ] were flying all over the place. So, as far as I can tell, she hit that She hit that brakes before she ever hit her brakes. >> Okay. >> And that probably That will definitely be on on that on that crash bike. >> Awesome. Thank you. All right, I have the SD card and we will let you know should you need to get it back or anything like that, okay? >> Yep. You'll mail it to me or something, I'm sure. >> Yeah, I guess. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Thank you, sir. >> You're very welcome. >> Witnesses describe no braking. Phone in hand, man dragged under truck. How does a split-second distraction turn into a life-ending tragedy on a normal drive? >> All right, like I said earlier, I'm Detective Leo with the Sheriff's Department. Okay. I want to let you know real quick, um we've concluded our investigation as it pertains uh to the traffic crash. Okay, do you understand? Okay. I'm now conducting a criminal investigation for DUI. Do you understand? Do you understand what DUI is? Driving under the influence of alcohol or any other controlled substances or any other thing that would impair your ability to operate a motor vehicle. Do you understand that? Okay. Do you say yes or no? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. Yeah, I'm going to ask you to perform a series of roadside tasks, if you don't mind. Okay. Um real quick, uh there's a few things I have to go over. Are you taking any prescription medications that I should know about? >> Uh yeah. >> What do you take? >> I take Suboxone and Xanax. >> You said Suboxone, what else, ma'am? >> Suboxone and Xanax. >> Okay. Um Okay. Um do you have any head, neck, or back injuries that I should know about that prevent you from uh standing on one foot or balancing? Surgeries? Any surgeries? Nothing on your knees, ankles, hips, old sports injury, nothing? >> No, nothing like that. >> How are your knees? I noticed they're skinned there. >> Well, I wouldn't like to maybe address too many of them. >> How did How did that happen? >> I was really young. >> How did No, no, no, no, no. >> I tripped and fell at work. >> Okay. >> I I we have these things on our You feel okay with with the the skin there or You know, please don't pick it. For sure. For sure. That's fine. Just hang out right there for me, okay? All right. Can you do me a favor? Can you just put your feet together for me? Hands down by your side. You see the top of my pen? Yeah. What What color is the top of my pen? Okay. Can you reach up with your uh right right pointer finger and go touch the tip of my pen for me? Your right pointer finger. All right. Put your hands down back by your side for me, okay? Okay. What I want you to do, I want you to follow the tip of that pen that you just pointed at. You understand? You're going to follow that with your eyes. Your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand what I said? Ma'am? Ma'am? >> Yes. >> Yes, as in you understand? Okay. Stand still. Head forward. Can you put your hands back down by your side for me, please? We're now going to do an exercise called the one-legged stand. Do you understand? Okay. I'm going to give you a series of instructions, then I'm going to show you how to do the exercise. We'll tell you how to do it. It's fine. I'll be okay. We'll tell you what to do. All right. Real quick. I need you to understand something. Do not put your hands down by your side for me, please. Do not do anything until I tell you to do so, okay? Do you understand? Okay. All right. Stand with your hands down together. Hands together Heels together. Yeah. It's all right. Stand with your heels together and arms down by your side. Just like this. Okay? Do not begin the test until I tell you to. Do you understand? When I tell you to, I want you to raise one leg and start counting. >> Start counting 1,001. >> One leg, either leg, do you understand? 6 to 8 inches above the ground. Foot pointed out, both legs straight, keep your eyes on the elevated foot. >> Straight on left Uh 6 to 8 inches up >> going to I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to show you. No. I'm going to demonstrate it for you. Okay? All right. So, feet, both hands down by your side. You're going to pick your right or your left leg. I don't care which one you use. You're going to point your toe directly out, 6 to 8 inches above the ground. You're going to count 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, 1,005, and so on until 1,030 or until I tell you you're complete with the exercise. >> I don't count to 1,030. >> Yes, or until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Are there any part of the instructions you don't understand? >> No. >> You may begin the task. Can you count out loud for me? >> Yes, sir. It's really hard to do. >> Why is that? >> I don't know what to do. Practice it now. I don't know what I'm doing. >> No, ma'am. >> I have to say that I'm not >> Yes, ma'am. Foot's got to be higher than that. There you go. Are you okay? >> I made it up to 16, but I didn't realize how high it was. >> Yeah. Like the height of a Coke can. >> Yeah. I was like I know I was low, then I was like my leg is going to fall. >> Okay. You want to try You want to start Do you want to try another one? >> I'll do it again. >> No, we're going to try >> She's protesting the test, admitting meds, but failing badly. What mix of impairment and denial makes someone insist they're fine during obvious failure? >> Officer, do I have to go over the steps? >> You show me the steps and then I'll do the steps. >> I won't. >> Nobody can do that. >> I hire somebody that can and I'm like I am doing. >> Put your right foot in front of your left or your right heel touching left your left toe. Do you understand? >> Do it and show me the steps. >> together down by your side and look at me. >> Even on the line. >> Just like this. I'll show you. Do not start till I tell you to do so. Do you understand the instructions? When I tell you to do it again, take nine heel-to-toe steps on the line keeping one foot on the line and return nine heel-to-toe steps. >> Okay, so let me do nine forward turn and do nine back. >> Yes, ma'am, but I'm going to show you how to do it. Put your Put your right foot back in front of your Sorry. Your left foot back in front of your right. Okay, look at me. All right? No, I didn't tell you to begin yet. I promise I'm not going to lead you astray. Look at me. Left foot in front of your right foot. All right? I didn't tell you to begin yet. >> I'm just trying to show you >> This is just This is just the starting position. >> a trick. I'm trying to show you how to do it. >> Just stand like Just stand like me and wait and listen to him, okay? >> Okay, now look at me. Ma'am. Look at me. You're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps just like this counting one, two, three, four, all the way to nine. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> When you reach nine, you're going to take a series of small steps like so keeping your left foot pivoting and you're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps back. Not backwards, but back. Do you understand? >> Say I'm back. >> You do not take them backwards, no, ma'am. >> All right, turn around and do nine back. >> I said do not take them backwards. >> I do nine steps and I walk back. >> Yes, ma'am. You may begin. Oh, I'm sorry, do you understand the instructions? >> Yes, I do. >> You may begin. How many steps did you take? How many steps did I tell you to take? Excuse me? Uh what's your highest number? >> Officers remained on standby until medical personnel arrived to obtain a blood sample from her. >> We have a kit. We have a certified kit here. It's sealed. Will you give us a sample of the blood, please? >> Uh I'll tell you right now it's in my blood. >> Well, right now right now we're just looking for the sample, okay? So, we got the blood sample. Thank you for that. We're now requesting a lawful test of your breath to determine the alcohol content of your breath. Will you give us a breath sample? You gave us the blood, so >> This is all going to be held against me in court, so I'm going to manslaughter if I kill him. >> This is all for the >> I don't know nothing about the [ __ ] law. I don't know what you're talking >> I can tell you Listen. I'll tell >> I don't like directions. And I could be answering all these questions. Now, you don't have a lawyer. No, you don't have a lawyer. And I don't know what the [ __ ] >> I'll tell Listen. I'll tell you exactly So, if you want to know the consequences of not providing the breath, I'll I'll tell you. Cuz I can read it to you. So, now that >> Breath refusal after blood draw. How does fear of consequences push someone from cooperation to shut down when facing life-altering charges? Thoughts below. Sub for more real cases. Next one's devastating.