What what are we drinking tonight? Um I had a glass of wine. That's it. Okay. So, just the one glass of wine. That's it. Okay. What about What about the margarita you told me about earlier? Um we were talking about having a margarita at her friend at her house. That was it. Okay. Can I sit over here right now? I'm freezing right now. I'm I'm cold, too. Breath in for me. I'm freezing. We're going to sit over here right now. Stop. You are not. On January 4th, 2025, an officer spotted a driver behaving strangely on the road. After observing the vehicle for a while, the officer decided to initiate a traffic stop. Upon approaching the driver, the officer noticed clear signs of possible impairment. Let's find out what happens next. of the the traffic. Stand by. We're stopping the turn lane westbound to stop. [Applause] Hello. Hello. How are you tonight? Good. How are you doing? Well, um I'm stopping you tonight cuz your your driving behavior is a little odd for me. We're stopping at green lights. We're We're all over the road. Um, we're not from around here. So, we're trying to figure out where we're at. Okay. But, I mean, wherever you're from, I'm sure you still go through green lights, right? Right. We don't stop for green lights. Okay. So, that's why I'm stopping. Is your car in park? Uh, yeah. It's in park. Okay. Driver's license proof insurance on you, please. Is there a reason for your driving behaviors? No, but no, I'm totally fine. I just I mean other than not knowing this town completely like so um that's the only reason I don't drive around here. I'm from Cria. So where we coming from tonight? Murray. Murray's Murray is way on the south side over there. Yeah, right over there on Murray's. And we haven't gone to any bars or anything like that. And we're I'm going I'm taking her directly to her home and then I'm going to uh my home. I don't take visa. Sorry. I need your driver's license. Thank you. Sorry. I haven't been pulled over in a very long time. No, you're fine. You're fine. Grant insurance for the vehicle. Yeah. Can I see it, please? It's going to be in there. All right. All right, ma'am. How much alcohol have you had tonight? We had one drink. We literally just came from um where we were at and had um Where were we at? Murray's. Yes. We had one drink. I really Murray's literally my my confusion is Murray's way south down that way. Murray's right over there. Murray. You're coming from this direction. Yeah, Murray's I think Murray's that way right there. Taking me to a friend's house. Literally, I I do not do anything. So Murray's all I do. I go to Murray's. I hang out with her rarely and then that's it. That's all I do. Yeah. So, what are we drinking tonight? Uh, she had a margarita. Well, let me let me let me talk to her. Let her talk for herself. One margarita. That's it. That's it. How long ago was that margarita? Um, that was an hour ago. Okay. Like 3 hours. Is yours? Thank you. [Music] So, another thing, your uh your your back windshield is completely covered with snow. Okay. Okay. So, that's another reason why I'm stopping you. But I'll tell Miss Grant, why don't you go ahead and step out of the car for me? Yeah. The woman claimed she only had one margarita and was just driving her friend home. But the way she explained where she was headed made no sense at all. Deep down, she knew she had messed up. Yet, she kept throwing out lie after lie, hoping the cops would believe her. But the officer wasn't playing any games and firmly told her to step out of the car. We're going to come back between our my car and and and yours. You can leave car on for your for your passenger there and keep going. Or you want to roll up this window. That's fine, too. Hold on one second. You might want to keep your jacket on. I know, but I'm trying to get I'm trying to get my Yeah. Okay. Take care. [Music] Okay. So, what are we doing? What What are we drinking tonight? Um I had a glass of wine. That's it. Okay. So, just just the one glass of wine. That's it. Okay. What about What about the margarita you told me about earlier? Um, we were talking about having a margarita at her friend at her house. That was it. Okay. All right. Um, do you understand my confusion? You tell me you're coming from Murray's, but Murray's way south that way. You're coming from this way. We came from Murray's over there. Okay. But you're you're coming west on Broadway. Murray's way south off Providence. This is the had one drink at Maurice and that was it. That's nothing nothing to it whatsoever. I'm going home. Okay. All right. Where's home? Um I'm going to central. Okay. Yeah. All right. So, I rarely go out. I go out like once a year. Okay. That's it. I don't do anything. I don't go out with my friends. I don't do anything. I just I go out once a year, literally. Okay. Okay. Um so, I do want to take a quick look at your eyes, okay? To make sure it's safe to be driving. Okay. Right. Um so, if you could go put your feet together for me and your hands down to your side. All righty. All right. You see my finger here? Can you see my finger? Yeah. Okay. I'm going to move my finger back and forth across the field of vision. I need you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only keeping your head still. Okay. Do you understand that? Yes. All right. Ma'am, you can blink as you need to. Okay. You understand that? Yes. Okay. [Applause] All right. Next thing I want to get a breath sample from. Yeah. Okay. Okay. You ever done one of these before? Yeah. All right. So, it's real simple. What I'll need you to do when I tell you to I need to take a deep breath right there in front of me. I need you to sit down and concentrate some of that like you're blowing up a balloon. Okay. You understand that? Yeah. All right. Take a deep breath in for me and blow. You got to blow. You're not doing anything. Okay. Can I sit over here? I'm freezing right now. I'm I'm cold, too. Deep breath in for me. I'm freezing. We're going to sit over here right now. Stop. You're not playing the game. You're not going to walk away from me. You're not going to pull away from me. Okay. Right before the test, the officer asked again if she had been drinking. This time, she said she had wine. A sudden switch from her earlier just one margarita claim. It's funny how stories change when panic kicks in. That's what happens when the lies start piling up. The truth gets buried under a pile of panic and poor excuses. Right now, you're under arrested while intoxicated. What's going on? I'm just saying that it's freaking corporate. Okay. And I'm telling you all I'm saying. All right. Please. What is going on right now? 226 me. Okay. Do you have anything on you're not supposed to have? No, sir. Okay. Anything on you don't want me to find? No, sir. Although I am going to search you, right? Okay. All right. Just come to the back of my car here so we're not standing in traffic. Cold. I'm sorry. I understand. But you have to Hold on. Hold on. I swear to God. Hold on. Hold on. Let me search you real quick. We'll get you in the the heat of the car. I don't have anything. I have to check. I have to check. I swear to God nothing is on me. It's just like my lip gloss and my ID. Please. Oh, I'm not doing nothing to you. I'm so sorry. Like I don't I have nothing on me. I have like nothing. Great. I got these two pockets already. The outer pockets. Okay. I haven't done anything. Okay. Okay. Like like I said, 26. No. Okay. I'm 36 years old. Like this is not me. I don't do this stuff. Like I'm going home. I understand. [Music] Okay. I know my hand. It's okay. You're fine. You're fine. You're fine. Like I said, I'm going to check these. Make sure they're not too tight on you here. Okay. Put some light over there. Is that We have to lock them. Make sure they don't get any tighter. See, like I'm going to loosen that one a little bit cuz that's too tight. Please, please don't hold my hand there. Thank you. Please don't hold my hand. [Music] [Applause] We're going to have a seat in here. Okay. So, um you're going to go to University of Missouri Police Department with me. Okay. Okay. We're going to do take care of some stuff there and uh I might be able to release you from there depending on how the rest of this investigation goes. Okay. Okay. Okay. So, so you know that's what's happening with you right now. The woman truly believed her cold excuses would win her a free pass to escape. But the nononsense cops weren't buying any of it. They shattered her little delusions and quickly slapped the cuffs on. She kept giving excuses about being cold and begged for mercy, but someone should have told her. Tantrums and begging don't work together. Pick one. Right. Okay. So, you are unrest while intoxicated. Okay. Okay. All right. What's up? You can see you. All right, come on out. We're going to come in this open door here. Okay. [Music] We're going to turn to face this gray wall here. Okay. Anything on you that that we missed? Okay. I'm going to search you again here. Okay. Just so you know, everything I do is recorded for your safety and mine. Okay. Do you want to spread your feet for me, please? A little bit wider. Go wider, please. Thank you very much. back my hand here. Yes, I'm totally I am fine. Okay. Are you willing you me to read? Let me just read this to you again. So, make sure you understand. Okay. All right. So, this Missouri's implied consent law. Okay. You are under arrest and I have reasonable grounds to believe you're driving a vehicle while you are in intoxicated condition. Determine the alcohol or drug content of your blood. I'm requesting you submit to a chemical test of your breath. If you refuse to take the test, your driver's license will immediately be revoked for one year. Evidence of your refusal to take the test may be used against you in prosecution in a court of law. Having been informed the reason for requesting the test, will you take the test? Yeah, I'll take the test. [Music] Okay. So, can I get my hair in my face, though? Uh, give me just a second. I'll help you out. Okay. Okay. Um, a 15 minute 15 minutes before we get that sample. Okay. Great. Um, so I just have some questions to ask you. Yes, sir. Let me go into this first actually. So, left my car. Are they um, so I don't know the answer to that yet. Uh depending if if your passenger was able to find a sober driver to drive your car away. I feel like I'm sober though. I had one two drinks. Okay. At Murray's I really go out. Okay. Is that an issue? Like is that I No, going out's not an issue. Um it's when you mix alcohol and driving is is the issue. But I have one two drinks. I rarely go out. Like you seem that to be an issue. Well, I mean there there's a whole lot of things that that I'm concerned about, but we'll talk about all that. Okay. All right. At the police station, she kept whining and putting on a fake emotional act, clearly hoping to gain sympathy. But someone really needed to give her a reality check. Those crocodile tears weren't going to save her. Actions have consequences, and no amount of drama can undo what she had already done. Okay? Because you're under arrest, I'm informing you your constitutional rights. This is your Miranda warning. Okay? 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 and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand the rights I've explained to you? Yes, sir. Okay. Having your rights in mind, are you uh are you willing to answer questions tonight? Correct, sir. Yes. Yes. Yes, sir. 25 now. 25. So, some of these uh some of these questions might seem a little silly, but they're on this paper I got to ask you. Okay. Okay. Were you involved in a motor vehicle crash tonight? No, sir. Hey, what time is it now? Without looking. Best guess. 0:00. I do not know. So, best guess without looking. Um, I would say it was probably um like 9:30. 3 a.m. or PM? Uh, P.M. It's getting late. What is those dates? Um it is uh I would say um December I don't it's December um 6, 2025. Okay. What city and county are we in currently? Columbia, Maryland. So, just for your peace of mind, just to to let you know why there's so many of us here. Okay. This is uh um Officer Drake, she's in training right now, so she's just observing everything that I'm doing. Okay. No, that's off. Sorry. For me, Dun, please. Thanks very much. Blow out. Blow hard. Hard like you're blowing up a balloon. Keep going. You're doing real good. Keep that same breath going. Go. Go. Go. Go. Go. Okay. Okay. You're not providing a forceful breath, Miss Graham. So, you blown up a balloon before, I assume? Yeah, of course. Okay. So, think about the amount of air that it takes to blow up that balloon. And that's what I'm looking for here. Okay. So, good deep breath in. So, I want you to take fill those lungs with air and good exhale until I tell you to stop. Okay. Deep breath in and push that air out. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep that same breath going. Don't stop. Don't stop. The officer used simple questions to assess how intoxicated she truly was. He casually asked her the date and time, but she reacted as if he just asked her to solve a rocket science problem. As expected, her answers were completely wrong, confirming what was already obvious. And just to seal the deal, the breath test results were the final nail in the coffin, proving she was heavily under the influence. Okay, stop it. So, you're you're barely putting any uh effort into the breath that you're providing through. Yes. So, I need more of a strong breath if does that make sense to you? I thought that was a strong breath. So, think about Yeah. is what I want. Again, think about a balloon that you're blowing up and that's what we're trying to accomplish here. Okay, does that make sense? Yeah, of course. Okay, let's give it one last try. Good. Deep breath in. Deep breath in. And blow hard. All right, timed out. Okay, go ahead and have a seat for me. annoying. All right. So, we uh it's going to take a little bit get the instrument set up again. Do you think you're going to be able to provide You never even hit the halfway point on the instrument is is my concern. So, do you think that you're going to be able to provide the sample as requested? Um I was like what is the request to provide a forceful uh so for like I wasn't it wasn't as forceful as correct. So you you were running out of capacity within your own body because you were blowing through the instrument very lightly. I was no I was blowing as as hard as I could. Okay. So so not as lightly I'm not going to argue with you. I can tell you that I've round an instrument like this over 500 times and you are not providing a strong breath of air. Okay. I'm blowing as hard as I can. Like I've done this once in the last 5 years. So Okay. Well, again, if you're providing a strong breath of air, we will hear it going through the instrument. And I hope it does. Absolutely nothing was being heard there. So, uh again, I'll set it up again. I'll give you another opportunity to provide that sample. I just want to be clear to that you understand that it's a it's a forceful breath that it's a consistent breath that if you're just barely breathing into the instrument you're never going to hit as hard as I can possibly could. Okay. And if that's the case blood okay what is an absolute request because I want to help fill and if that's the case then maybe we should hold on. So my goal tonight is to get you out of here as soon as we can. Okay. So, but if assuming you're willing to provide a good strong sample, okay, we can get you out of here in the next 20 minutes or so. But if that's not the case, then I'm going to request blood and we're going to go to to the to the hospital, get your blood, and this is going to count as refusal. So then you're going to go to Boone County Jail tonight, assuming we can't get this sample. Okay? I'm just laying all the cards on the table. I'm not trying to coersse you or or sway your decision one way or another, but by not giving a sufficient sample. And you said you've done this before, correct? I'm going I'm doing this as much as I possibly can. While taking the breath test, she stayed in denial like before. Even after several failed attempts, the officer calmly told her it was her final chance. If she couldn't blow properly, they'd go for a blood test instead. She gave it another try, but still failed, as if dodging the test would somehow help her escape the law. So, if we're not able to get a sufficient sample this next time, okay, I'm going to request blood. Hold on. No, no, I understand that. I'm doing as much as I possibly can for all of you guys, I'm not doing anything. Like, I'm doing everything I possibly can. If if we're not able to get a sufficient sample, I'm going to request blood and we're going to go to Boom County Jail tonight. Okay. That's where we're at. I know where we're at. Okay. I'm 36 years old. I know where we're at. Okay. But assuming I we can get a sufficient sample, I can really you don't have to get a sufficient sample. I 100% agree with you. Okay. All right. Let's do it. Okay. Let's get the sample. 100%. I tried right now. Excuse me. You excuse me? I don't believe so. What happened? Did you have something to say? Did you just something? Did you have something to say? I wasn't either. Okay. Thank you. because I thought you had something to say to whom to um all of us. Like did you have something to say about this situation? I have no idea what you're not inappropriate. What are you talking You just said something into him. That's inappropriate. What did I say? You were laughing and you looking at me. So that's what was inappropriate. I'm sorry that you said it like that because it's inaccurate. Okay, I'm done with this. I'm done. You want to read one more time? We're going to take the test. Okay. Do this in 1958. All righty, ma'am. I'm going to read this one more time. Okay. Uh, so you are under arrest of reasonable grounds to believe you are driving a motor vehicle while you're in intoxicated condition. to determine the alcohol or drug content of your blood. I'm requesting you submit to a chemical test of your breath. If you refuse to take the test, your driver's license will immediately be revoked for one year. Evidence of your refusal to take the test may be used against your prosecution in court of law. Having been informed the reason for requesting the test, will you take the test? No. Okay. Easy enough. Okay. So, I am going to read this one more time. I by law am allowed to ask you for two different samples. So, I am going to request a sample of your blood. This time, I got to read the whole thing again, right? And request sample of your blood. Okay. So, you are under arrest. I have reasonable grounds to believe you're driving a vehicle while you're in intoxicated condition. to determine the alcohol or drug content of your blood. I'm requesting you submit to a chemical test of your blood. If you refuse to take the test, your driver's license will immediately be revoked for one year. Evidence you have refusal to take the test may be used against your prosecution in a court of law. Having been informed the reason for requesting the test, will you take the test? This is the blood test. After refusing the DUI tests, breath, and field sobriety, the woman acted like she was above the law. Her behavior made no sense, as if following basic rules didn't apply to her. She carried herself like she was someone special. But being difficult with officers doesn't make you VIP. It only makes the situation worse. No. All righty then. Now for the first test. What was the first test again? You refused both tests already. What was the first test? The breath test. And um so I will take the first test. You refused already. The lieutenant already walked out. You told him no. So, he's the one that's going to do this the the the test. And so, tonight you refused breath test. You refused blood test. I'm going to proceed with getting a warrant for your blood. Okay. And so, we're going to be here for a while tonight. So, I'll do the first test. You refused already. Okay. So, now that like now that I truly understand what it is, like I'll go ahead and take the first test because I needed to like thoroughly understand cuz I did not. I mean, I don't know how we can make you understand better what we've I've read this thing to you five times at this point. You have not read it to me. I'm not I'm not arguing with you. That's fine. But I I'm like just now I truly understand. I just want to like make sure that I do on the first test. I just want to get this over with. I know I'm fine. I'm not drunk. I'm not any stupid. I just want to get this over. I want to get out of here. You're not acting like this. Yes, sir. What? Can you guys hang out with Goodbye? Okay. Okay. Okay. Her license still. All right. Miss Grant. This is the last time we're doing this. Okay. I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt. Okay. I'm trying to not take you to jail tonight. Do you understand that? Okay. Do you understand that? I understand that. Okay. The way I don't take you to jail is to get a sample. Now, I don't care. I'll take you to jail. I don't I don't give a [ __ ] I don't care. Okay. Right now, you have the power to make your own decision. Correct. You control whether you go to jail or not tonight. I do control that. Correct. I know that. So, I'm not trying to force you. Correct. You have every right in the world to refuse these tests. I know. Okay. Correct. Okay. I'm trying to help you out. I know. Okay. I'm going to read this one more time. Thank you. You are under arrest. I have reasonable grounds to believe you're driving a vehicle while you're in intoxicated condition. To determine the alcohol or drug content of your blood, I'm requesting you submit to a chemical test of your breath. If you refuse to take the test, your driver's license will immediately be revoked for one year. Evidence of your refusal to take the test may be used against you in prosecution in a court of law. Having been informed for the reason for requesting the test, will you take the test? I will not take the test. All right. You want to come out here for me? Okay. process moving forward. We're going to apply for that that warrant for your blood and we're going to take you to the hospital. We're going to draw your blood and then you'll be to the boom county jail. Okay. When will I talk to a lawyer like like my rights? Okay. Yeah, I'll let you be able to talk to a lawyer for because you can't talk to you can't take my blood without getting my rights. The woman's behavior was completely bizarre. One moment she was shedding tears and acting like a helpless crybaby. And the next she switched to a full-on queen attitude. She even waved her I work at a hospital card like it was some kind of VIP pass to avoid consequences. But the officers weren't impressed. That card wasn't getting her out of this mess. Okay. You refused to provide a sample. Okay. You have not requested to talk to a lawyer to this point. I I talk to a lawyer. Hold on. Okay. and I will give you the opportunity to talk to a lawyer. But right now, your your decision has been made and that's that's what we got to go with. Okay? Uh I will afford you the rights to talk to a lawyer and I will give you an opportunity to do so. Okay. Okay. Um but right now we got things we got to do. I I I work at a hospital. I help people so I can't just be like in a This is ridiculous. I agree. When can I get out of this stuff? I was trying to get you out of here. When can I get out of here? Uh, as it takes as long as it takes, Miss Grant. So, what's the quickest way to get out and on your like what your decision? It's not my decision anymore. It was your decision. So, what was your decision? Your decision was to not provide a sample, right? Okay. Okay. So, I don't even know. I just want to get out of here. I know. I understand that and I I I understand why. Okay. But you made decisions tonight. Okay. you chose to not provide a sample, which is fine. You're well within your rights to refuse. Hold on. Okay. But now, because you made those decisions, we have to do things. So, I have to call the the prosecuting attorney. I have to call the judge. I have to um get you to the hospital to get your blood drawn. And then I got to get you out to the jail. Okay. I don't care about the jail. I just I just want to get out of here as soon as possible. What's the fastest way to get out of here? Just cooperate. It's the fastest way to get out of here. Okay. I didn't thought I was. Okay. So, go ahead and have a seat for me. All right. I'll be back to check on you in a little bit. Is there a way to like get out of here? Cooperate. This is the quickest way to get out of here. How? All right. Thank you. Hopefully, after spending some time in jail, her brain will reset a little. Maybe then she'll think twice or even 10 times before trying to take the law into her own hands. Some people only learn the hard way, and she seems like one of them. Actions have consequences, and now it's her turn to face them. The woman faces DUI charges for driving while impaired. She also refused a breath test, which may lead to license suspension and more penalties. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. Click on anyone and I promise you won't regret it. You'll definitely enjoy this one. See you next time. 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