Oh, oh, oh, oh. There's a curve there. >> Bump me in the shelves and stuff. >> I'm not under the influence of anything. >> I trying to drive away with the door open. >> Do you normally park over the line? >> In Athens, Georgia, police were called to a CVS after employees reported a customer who appeared unsteady with slurred speech and difficulty walking. Concerned she might be experiencing a medical emergency, they contacted 911. When officers arrived, one spoke with the employees who witnessed her behavior inside the store, while another located the woman in the parking lot. This is the body camera footage from that incident. >> Kind of run me through what you saw. >> Um, so I was working at the drive-thru when she came through and she was here to pick up a medicine. She was kind of acting very slow, just not giving me her name. She was kind of sling her words. She started hiccuping like crazy. Like we were worried that if she was drunk, so she could hurt someone or she was having like a medical emergency and we couldn't tell either way. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Five central. Will you have Mr. May step out and speak with me? >> Hello. >> Hi. How are you? >> I'm doing good. How are you? >> I'm great. >> Yeah. What's going on? >> Okay, we got a call. Somebody's worried about you. >> Somebody from the store. You got anything to drink tonight? >> No, I haven't. >> Okay. Cool. >> I've had a crappy day, sir. I would appreciate it if you would just let me go. >> Why is it that every time I don't public the cops take hold of me? >> I don't know. >> Would you mind stepping out of the vehicle so we can walk over to my car and have a conversation? >> Okay. Okay. So, I'm going be honest with you. I can tell right now you're under the influence of something. You're not sober. I can tell by the way you're stumbling around, the way you're talking to me, the way you're >> I'm disoriented. I'm upset. >> All right. Well, just hang tight right here for me. >> I'm just >> Okay. Well, just stay right there. Hey, >> how are you >> doing? Well, what's going on? Um, we were just told that like she was she was bumping into stuff. >> Came into the um the drive-thru and they were worried about like her driving. It was like we were just worried about like her state of mind wasn't like speaking clearly, bumping into shelves and stuff. >> Um, and then like I think she was like trying to drive away with the door open and stuff. That's what we told. And then someone said, "Wait, I should call the police." And I was like, "Okay." So, >> all right. >> You can't have bad days. >> Having a bad day myself, but >> I'm sorry. I'm not. You can't. That doesn't excuse the fact that you are under the influence of something. >> I'm not under the influence of anything. >> I can tell that you are. >> You You are under the influence of some kind of narcotic or alcoholic beverage. >> Okay. >> Let's also look at this. Right. Do you normally park over the line? >> Uh, no. I just give it a [ __ ] this time because nobody's here. >> Okay. >> So, >> okay. Would you be willing to do a series of field sobriety testing to determine if you're safe to drive? >> I would love to. >> You would? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to have >> I've done nothing wrong tonight. >> Honesty goes a long ways, right? >> Yeah. Honest. >> So, you could just be like a long way. >> You could just be honest. >> Okay. But honestly, like, can I just like be done with this already? >> No. Stay right there. Hello. >> Is this mission? >> Don't go over to your car. Stay over here. No. >> Come over here. >> I don't I'm not sure what part of stay right here. You didn't understand, but come back right here. >> Oh my [ __ ] god. >> Yeah, I know. It's wild when I tell you to do something. You're supposed to do it. Stand right here. She's just very signal 35. I didn't want to do field sobriety by myself. Do you have any idea what time it is right now? >> Yeah. Without looking at a clock, without looking at anything, you know what time it is? I don't know how long ago it was. I'll be asking you a question to go and get your phone. Let me ask you a question. All right. Without looking at your phone, >> without looking at your phone, what time do you think it is? >> Can you estimate what time you might think it is? >> 7:00 maybe. >> Okay. Can I ask you a question? How much have you had to drink? Be honest with me. How much have you had to drink tonight? And how long ago was it? I had a message to drop. >> Okay, you're not being honest with me. You're slurring your words. You're stumbling around. >> You have an incredible parking job. I'll tell you that much. Do you mind if I take a look at your eyes for just a second? You want to have a look? >> You already did that. But sure, if it makes you feel better. Yeah, sure. >> Your eyes are like super glossy. >> Glossy contacts in. >> You have contacts in? >> Yeah, I have contacts in, but I'll take them out. You don't have to go your contacts to see. >> So, are you going to be honest with me? How much have you had to drink? >> I've not had anything to drink. >> You have had not had anything to drink tonight. >> No, but somebody have contact solutions so I can put my contact lenses in so I can see tonight. >> You did not have to take your contacts out. I'll tell you that much. You did not have to take those things out. >> How are you going to tell me if my eyes are glossy if my contact lenses are in? cuz you took your contacts off and your eyes are still glossy. >> Okay. Can I get my contact solution on my car? Is that going to be a problem? >> Not just yet, she took her contacts off. Um >> Oh. Okay. No, >> I don't think you should probably do that. >> Don't do that. >> Well, already been done. >> Okay. Um swallow. >> Give us some stuff from Noah. She admitted driving. She admitted operating her motor vehicle. She said she was coming 5 minutes down the road. She doesn't know what time it is. She said it was 6 7 between 6:30 and 7. >> So now she's eating her contacts. >> Correct. All right. I got a couple questions for you. You ready for your question? All right. Would you uh would you >> participate in the standardized field sobriety test to ensure you're safe to operate this morning? >> Define standardized field test. >> It's about three tests. >> Won't take you more than five 5 to 10 minutes. Awesome. Perfect. Let's go over here. >> Come on. You can set your contacts down right here. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Set my $300 contacts down so they can dry out. Not a chance. >> Okay. You got to You're going to have to hold on to those for right now. >> Put them in your hand then. Just hold them in your hand cuz we're going to do this test. >> I literally cannot. They're going to dry out. >> Well, can you at least let me put them somewhere in my car so they don't dry out? >> Set them on your center console. Yeah. >> Oh, let's do this. >> Have to go water or something. >> Can you just hold on to them for just a second? Let's go over here and do this test. >> Sure. Sure. >> Stop. All right. Face me, miss. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. There's a curb there. Oh. >> Yeah. Because I'm trying to figure out where spot to put my contacts at. >> Stand up, please. Can you stand up, please? >> Yeah, I'll stand up. And my contacts. You >> need help standing up? Who's going to [ __ ] >> fix them? First test is going to test your eyes. Okay. I'm going to look at your eyes. I'm going to make sure they're okay. All right. So, I want you to follow the stylus with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. Do you understand the instructions? >> Sure. >> All right. You're not moving your eyes. >> I You're not >> You're not moving your eyes. >> I'm not moving my eyes. >> You have to move your eyes. >> I am moving my eyes in the direction of the stylus. >> Okay. We're going to try it one more time. Okay. >> Sure. >> Are you ready? Yeah. >> Okay. Go and hold it. Okay. All right. I'm going to do it up and down now. Okay. You ready? You're going to come up all the way up. >> Blink. >> Yes. Yes, you can blink. You 100% can blink. >> Forced me to shake my [ __ ] contact lens. >> You can blink. You ready to see it? You ready? >> Yeah. Let's go. >> All right. All right, we're going to move on to the next test. Okay, >> great. I can't wait. >> All right, the next test. Do me a favor. Okay, I want you to stand on this line right here. See this left line? Do you see this white line right here? See it? I want you to do me a favor. Okay, I want you to >> Yeah. Well, I hold my contact lenses. I'm coordinated as [ __ ] but sure. Let's go. >> All right. I want you to put your left foot on that line, and I want you to put your right foot in front of your left foot with your right heel touching your left toe. There you And I want you to put your arms by your side. I want you to stand like that. >> I can't when I'm holding my contact lenses. >> Make a fist. You can go like this. >> Make a fist and go like this. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. And I want you to in a You have to count, right? I want you to count out loud. >> I'm not counting. >> Okay. >> At the end of your nine steps, I want you to make a series of small steps. I want you to make a turn in a series of small steps and make nine heel totoe steps back. Okay. Hands by your side. Do you need directly in front or what? >> You have to be on the line. Okay. >> All right. Remember, once you start, do not stop. Don't start till I tell you to start. Make sure you look at your feet and you count out loud. Do you understand the instructions? >> Sure. >> All righty. Whenever you're ready to start, you can go ahead and start. That was actually 12, but whatever. >> Nine. Nine back. >> Hey, up. All right. Here's what I want you to do. I want you to put your feet together, hands by your side. All right. Now, don't do anything. I'll tell you when to start. Get your hands out of your pockets for me. Do not do anything. I'll tell you when to start. Okay. I want you to lift one. I want you, you can pick either foot, right? Your left foot or your right foot. Totally up to you. Okay. I want you to raise your left foot or your right foot 6 in off the ground. Point your toe parallel to the ground. I want you to look down at your feet and I want you to count 1,00 1 >> 3 1 4 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> Okay. Do you you understand the instructions? >> Do you understand the instructions? >> Okay. Sure. >> Okay. You know that you have to lift your foot up and count till I tell you to stop, right? >> Sure. >> All right. Make sure you don't use your arms for balance. Make sure you don't start till I tell you to start and you count out loud. Okay. >> How long? >> Until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> That's not fair to me. How long? >> I can't tell you how long. I'll tell you when to stop. Okay. Are you ready to start the test? >> I want to know how long. >> Okay. 30 seconds. Are you ready to start the test? >> 30 seconds? That's [ __ ] ridiculous. Nobody can do that. >> Are you ready to start the test? >> Sure. But if it turns on me failing, then I'm going to give a lawsuit. So, >> okay. Are you ready to start the test? >> Sure. >> All righty. Uh, whenever you're ready, which foot are you going to lift off the ground? Take your hands out of your pockets. Hands out by your side. All right. You ready to start? >> I literally just [ __ ] started. >> Okay. I will tell you when to start. All right. Which foot are you gonna lift up? >> You told me to tell you when I was gonna start. >> I did not say that. When are you >> Did you not say that? >> M. Are you ready to start the test? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Which foot are you picking up off the ground? >> The right. >> All right. Whenever you're ready. Go ahead. >> How many seconds was that? That was 20 seconds. Supposed to be 30 seconds, but it's okay. >> Okay. Can I try again? >> No. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. You're under arrest for DIY. >> You got to feel it. >> It's a real thing. >> This is a real thing. >> So, I didn't pass matter to you. >> You did not. Uh, one last thing. You have the right to remain silent. >> Give my [ __ ] contact lens case in my car. >> Ma'am, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer. >> Shake. Can I please go get my contact lens case out my car? >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning. >> Even if you don't want a lawyer now one, you don't want to know who he is. >> Okay, great. Even if you don't want a lawyer now and agree to talk with us, you can at any time change your mind and ask for a lawyer or stop talking with us. >> And that's my driver's license. >> Give it back. >> All right. Do you understand each of these, right? as I explain them to you. Do you understand each of these rights as I explain them to you? >> I'm nothing here to say to you. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to answer some questions for me? >> Nope. >> All right, go ahead, brother. >> Split that up. >> Y >> I need to do it in my contact lens case. >> No, split it up. We have to take >> Why are you in my car right now? >> Because >> No, he cannot be. He can't. No, he cannot parillegal student. Get out of my car. >> You have no rights. >> Go ahead and get in the car. >> All right, throw in the car. >> Hey, Siri, call Kevin H. >> Siri. >> After her arrest, she was transported to the Athens Clark County Jail. She was later charged with driving under the influence, less safe combined substances. Court records show she entered a guilty plea on April 21st, 2025. Thanks for watching. Please like and subscribe for more police body camera footage. Have a great day.