Parents might react like this. >> That's not happening. No, >> please. Can I please get out? >> What the is wrong with you? >> Or sometimes like this. >> I'm going to smell my breast right now. I didn't drink nothing because I knew this was going to happen. So >> just to escalate the tension. >> No, nothing at all. >> Get your Get your hands behind your foot. >> DUI. Why am I under DUI? >> From Georgia to Florida, two seemingly routine traffic stops turned into serious incidents where the adults faced legal consequences and children were unintentionally left as witnesses. One vehicle, a mother refusing to comply with the law and eight children. A situation that forced police intervention, turning a routine traffic stop into a tense scene on the street. >> You going to jail today? All them kids. Look at them. >> All them kids. >> On August 26th, 2023 in Fairburn, Georgia, a Tesla with eight children inside lost control, forcing police to signal it to stop. But they faced a mother who refused to cooperate and made excuses to avoid responsibility. >> Six kids. >> Throw the window down. What's wrong? >> Shut up. >> God damn. Shut up. Where's your idea at? Where's your ID? Let me see it. Don't leave all you eggs in them. Why you entertaining it? They need to be quiet. It's >> a birthday party. >> It's a birthday party. >> That birthday party we just left right here. >> I asked you to roll all your windows down. >> What happened? >> Listen, nothing happened. >> We're just holding the kids. >> We just holding the kids. >> I'm trying to get her to calm down. We just holding the kids because we just left a birthday party at J. We just holding a we It's a birthday party where >> we had >> right where y'all just came behind us at. I know we got to go down there. >> We had to because if we don't leave with the kids, if we don't leave with these kids, they going to escalate. People saying we ain't watching our kids at the same time. We just left our birthday party. We trying to go home. I know we got to go down there. We had to because if we don't leave the kids if we don't leave with these kids escalating watching our kids at the same time this ma'am. >> No, it's a real. >> So show me something. No, no, no, no, no. Cuz she talking in the back. >> This red sh ma'am. >> No, it's a real. >> So, show me some form of identification. >> Okay. >> Real person. >> It's in the trunk. >> I'm trying to make it where I can open the trunk. I know you said it. We just never open the trunk. >> Open it from inside. You got to open it from the air. >> Open it from the open. First name. >> But the mother ignored the police order, shut the car door, and drove off. >> Miss, how you say your name? >> Step out real quick. Step out real quick. >> You don't need your purse. Step out the car. >> Okay. >> What you doing, >> ma'am? How many times I got to tell you? Step out the car. I said get out the car. What's in there? Something's in here. Something in this car. Step out. >> Step out. >> I got a piece of [ __ ] chill out. >> She br up. >> I got a piece so bad. Y'all >> take your glasses off. >> What's your name? >> Where you live? Turn around. >> I turn around and real quick. >> Wait. That's not happening. Can I leave you? >> You really? >> I got to real bad. >> You about to go to jail. >> Why? >> You about to go to jail. >> Where you going? >> I got >> Bro, come here. What are you doing? >> What the Get out. Hey, hey, hey. >> The chase quickly turned dangerous when the car collided with another vehicle. Police were forced to take necessary measures while tensions continued to rise during the interaction. >> Oh, 41. >> Hey 41 41 >> 41. >> She might have just >> 41. Get your up here. Get the Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Put your hands by your back. Put your hands by your back. Put your hands by your back. >> Get your hands by your back. Get your Get your hands by your car. You crazy. What the is wrong with you? What the your drunk ass? Your drunk ass. >> Why would you do that? My ass. >> Get it on there. my kids in the car. [ __ ] you do that. >> Hey, get the kids. Help me out. >> Get the kids. >> Get up. >> Get the Get up. >> Get up. You know goddamn better. Get your in the car. Get your [Applause] >> Hell no. >> Come on. >> Get your over here. Get your over here. >> You're going in this car. Get up. >> Oh, I need an arrow. >> You don't need a goddamn We taking you to the hospital. Get your up. >> No. Child cruelty to the children. All that [ __ ] >> Listen to the children. >> You going to jail today? >> All them kids. Look at them. All them kids. All them kids in the door. I want to go to my knees. >> Hold up. I got you. You're the you. Hey, you breath. >> While eight children were in panic, the mother chose to resist. >> Damn. >> Why would you do that? >> Why would you do that? >> You could have told us to get out the car. You got to get out. Why would you do that? Damn, man. child. My child come to go right now right now. And I want to fight. Oh my god. My child. [Applause] >> All right. Give me a favor. Give me a favor. Take a breath. Take a seat. >> That's my child. My baby's in the front seat. You seen me holding my baby. She just told us to get out the car. >> I know. Take a seat. Get the catch for me. Help me out. Help me out. >> Help me out. God damn. Don't do this. >> All right, listen to me. What's your name? So, you lied about your identification also. >> No, I did not. She just told me to grab something out the I've been driving this car. >> Oh my god. >> We got one Union City unit out with us, but we do need more for 84 out here. Get up. Get up. All right. Listen. Listen. >> You're going to stand up right now. You understand? >> I need an ambulance officer. >> Yeah. You're going to the hospital and then jail. B County Jail. Stand up, >> officer. I got to I'm pregnant. >> Guess what? You're still going to jail. Pregnant. >> I knew that. I can't pregnant officer. >> They said they got a war. They said go. >> Hey, they're they're all right. But I tried. I was there. >> Hey, you can go ahead and release traffic. We're good on traffic. We're just trying to get all this sorted out. >> Hurry in my damn car. We had to fight her to get her in custody. >> No. >> All right. Get out. >> She gave false name. >> No. >> Come on. One. >> Grab. >> All right. Come on. Let's get up. Come on. Get up. >> 1 2 3. Let's go. >> Stand. >> Stand up. >> I'm Oh, well. >> You going right now? You know what? Just lay on the ground. She ain't going nowhere. >> At the same time, police also checked on the victim's condition. Whose car is this? Whose car is this? Do you all right, man? >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm >> What's wrong, man? Just >> You sure? You all right, bro? Check you out. You sure? >> How's your arms, legs, everything good? >> Damn. >> Oh, you okay? He didn't say that. My bad. >> I felt the smack on my side. I'mma feel it later. Smack me all up on my side. Check your arm. >> I'm all right now. I just got off work, too. So, >> yeah, I'm Yeah, it's it's fine. You sure? >> Yeah, bro. >> That would have been scream. >> Let me get your ID and stuff. Okay. >> Instead of providing ID and personal information as requested, the mother responded with a confrontational attitude and words toward the police. >> Huh? >> Yes or no? Say you are. >> All right. Come on. Let's go. Come on. I can't get to it by myself. Come on. I'll help you get officer. >> All right. You ready? All right. Come on. Hold on. Let me get my key in. >> All right. >> Hold on, officer. Hold on. >> Get up. Use your legs. >> Hold on. Mom, it just is my weight. It's just my weight. Officer, >> we trying to pick you up. Use your leg. You ain't being a team player right now. >> Come on. You going to go to the hospital? I'm going to take you. Then you go on the right street. >> I know that. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Use your leg. >> I'm trying, officer. I'm trying. >> No, I'm not. I'm not. >> And she gave us the name. >> We identify who she is. >> No, she gave us an ID. Somebody's 100 pounds. >> 100 pounds, right? All right. So, >> so how long you going to keep lying to me and wasting our time? What's your name? >> Selena. >> Selena. What did she give you? >> I got her ID. She talking about she 5'8 100 lb. >> What's she talking about, bro? Hey, Miss Lady, >> what's her name? Bro, let me tell you something. The ID she gave us, she saying she 100 lb, bro. It say 100 lb on ID, bro. >> To leave the party. She said she'll take us home. I'm being real with you. I'm >> What's her name, bro? >> I don't know her real name. >> You don't know her name? >> I don't know her real name. >> Jalia. Talia. >> Julia. Jalia. What? >> Yo, Grady. Nevertheless, police followed procedure and placed her in an ambulance for a medical check. >> Turn her on her left side. Left side. Left side. Left side. Left side. In case you in case it's real. Left side. Left side. Left side. Come on. Left side. Watch. >> Hey. It's It's a student. >> All right. I got her. Right. >> I don't know if she had a seizure or something. Was >> she in an accident? I didn't even know. >> Yeah, she was in an accident. She was the driver of this car over here. >> You need to take this stuff off. >> Not yet. >> She was just like >> take the cuffs off so I can get on. He got >> it. Hold on. Give me a second. Give me a second. Give me a second. >> Where she is? >> I'm just trying to find I understand you saying come. I'm just trying to find out what what happened. >> She struck a vehicle, but she a curb right there. If y'all can help me get her on there. That'll be great. How many patients do we have? >> Well, we need the kids. They're minimal. How many do we have together? >> One over there, two over there. >> But they have what's up for her? Adults are >> Well, she was just fighting us. She just ran. She was just fighting and now she >> and she got an accident driving. She got alcohol on her, bro. >> Where's her car? White car. >> The white car. >> We haven't even got y'all can just help me get her on this stretcher. We'll get her inside. >> Turn the head right here. >> I gave us a false name. False ID. >> We'll get it. We'll get it. Watch the car. Watch the car. Everybody Okay. Yo, >> the people in the car with her say she might have >> this ordeal I'm having right here. What you got? >> Mom's drunk, impaired, excuse me. So, she's refusing treatment for her kids. I don't think she has the capacity to make a conscious decision for what her kids have and have not. Is there any way that y'all can breathalyze her to find out what if she is fully intoxicated? >> Only our only issue is she would have to cooperate with the breathalyzer or other won't give her reading. >> Yeah, cuz she wasn't driving and everything. I mean, I understand the fact that >> cuz then that's a whole another thing that they weren't driving. >> Oh, yeah. I know what OCG reads all about. That's >> Yeah, there's not there's not a there's not a number limit for just being impaired. >> Okay. Let me see what I can do real quick. >> Yeah, >> I wasn't sure if there was something. Yeah. >> You know charging with that? >> All of it. She got a lot of charges. >> Oh right. >> A woman who was in the car with her was also implicated. >> You know what child endangerment is? >> Well good because that's what you're being charged. >> Let go. Let go. >> Because let me tell you right now. >> I'm going. I'm going. I'm going. >> We're going to walk over there and Spice is going to go. >> Don't scare them. What I'm telling you is you don't have the capacity to make a decision for your children or yourself. Come with me. >> Can I walk no more? Uh >> stand up >> cuz guess what you got? You getting my you causing my man to get loud. Focus. He don't need to get loud and I'm not going to get loud. Let's walk to the a peacefully. Let's go >> cuz I'm done yelling. I done yelled too much today. So >> y'all going to scare my kid? >> No, we not putting your handcuffs. Come on to this am. We just taking a walk. Come on. Come on. Bring your >> Which one we going to? >> This one or that one? We going to this one. Come on. Come on. >> Come on. Hurry up. >> You going you all right? >> Hey, I have been drinking. I ain't going to lie. >> Thank you for finally telling me the truth. I appreciate it. >> Yes, I think they came from a party. I mean, I would be drinking too. >> Was that Friday night? Saturday night. >> Saturday night party with the kids. >> Inside the ambulance, the mother raised her voice in protest, expressing disagreement with police actions. She can get her out. Stronger than I am. >> Give me a second, man. >> Listen, I'm Listen to me. >> Listen to me. Listen. I'm a shift supervisor. >> Give me If you give me a real name, you won't have >> it's not coming back. >> They said I got a warrant. >> We ain't worried about We not worried about your warrant. Youard. You got to hit They got they got my They got my They got my so many time [ __ ] They got my So many time. Let me go. [Applause] Look how y'all doing. Look how y Let me go on my neck. Tell them let me go on my knees. They keep trying to take my blood. I can't keep trying to take my blood. You >> in a car accident. Calm down. >> Stop officer. That's not right. You're not right. >> Stop. Stop fighting. >> You're not right. Why you doing this to me? >> Hey, get up. Stop. >> You to me. I was to go. They doing this to me. They my neck. >> You asking. You asking me. They me. They me. >> Nobody. Nobody. They [Applause] officer. They don't have no reason to even pull me off. They pull the girl over. She said she can't go to jail. >> You was driving the car, right? >> No. >> Oh, you don't lie about that. >> I wasn't at first. Why my leg? >> Relax. >> Why my leg? My leg. Why my leg? What is my leg? Smith, you wrong. I got it now. >> Officer Smith, you wrong. All my life you wrong. You just s Why don't you do me like that? You s Why you with all this stuff? >> You put all your people in danger cuz we're driving like that. Had babies on that car. >> And they not put them in their chasing jail. >> Why are my people chasing you? >> They were not chasing me. Hey, >> you asked for help when I got there. So, we gave you something for our seizure, something to knock the pain off. Thank you very much. >> Her lack of cooperation added more challenges for the officers and further complicated the situation. I was like hurting you, ma'am. I was so >> He was in a car accident. >> He was in a car accident. >> Your camera working me. >> Yes. It stays on. >> They me officer. Officer, they me officer. They me they me officer. So they me [Music] [Music] >> I can't I can't I can't I cannot [Applause] and >> Chuck. Take this off my neck. Please take this off my neck. I can't I can't seriously kind of hold her down. [Applause] The mother was arrested and booked into the local jail on charges of childy DUI, fleeing a peace officer, reckless driving, and resisting arrest. Under Georgia law, if convicted, she could face over 30 years in prison and fines of up to $16,000. Just one minute of parental irresponsibility can turn Joy into tragedy. The mother's act not only put her children in imminent danger, but also pushed her into facing multiple legal charges. While the case in Georgia was still unresolved, a similar dangerous situation emerged in Florida with children as witnesses. >> Any reason for your careless driving or swerving all over the road? >> I was never swerving. Never. None of that. On May 19th, 2024, on a road in Florida, police on patrol spotted a car driving dangerously, nearly the median. While trying to steer back into the lane, the car almost collided with a patrol vehicle. Inside was still a child. Police immediately intervened, setting off a tense confrontation. >> Put it in park. >> I'mma park over there. >> Put it in park. >> Put it in park. Put it in park. Turn off the car. Turn off the car. Turn it off. >> Now she turned it off. Give me the keys to the car. >> Give me your license. Registration insurance. >> Hello. Registration insurance. >> I didn't check. >> You said you already gave it to him. >> Well, he didn't ask for it, but >> that's what she gave me. Registration insurance. Oh, her zipper's down. What is this? >> Registration and insurance. I don't know if you remember. >> What is this? >> This is old. That's the new one. >> Okay. That's why I was having trouble finding. >> No, that's the new one because we just got this car. So, it's like we just put everything in the ghost department. >> You got to get back in your car for your safety. >> Yeah. I don't want car. >> Okay. I can pull over to stay right there. >> Good evening. How you doing today? >> Hello. How are you >> doing? All right. Where are you coming from today? >> Uh Renegades are cheerleading event. >> Renegades. Okay. Hey, did you eat anything there? >> No. Where you heading today? >> Home. >> Home. Okay. Do you take any medications at all? >> Okay. Do you have any um injuries at all? >> No. Okay. Can you come real quick so I can talk to you? >> 1359. >> All right. So, we're back to >> And then where you going? >> Oh, no. We're home. >> Where's home? >> That's a minor. I'm just asking her. She lives locally. That's all. >> We live right down the street. We're very weak. >> Okay. >> You're very weak. >> Okay. How much you have to drink today? >> I didn't drink nothing because I knew this was going to happen. So, >> Okay. So, any reason of smelling a strong note of alcohol coming from your breath? >> Me? I don't drink. No. >> Okay. Any reason recovery? >> Okay. Any reason you'd have slurred speech? >> No. >> Any reason for your careless driving or swerving all over the road? >> I was never swerving. Never. None of that. >> Any reason your zipper is still undone on your pants? >> My zipper is done because I was in the bathroom. That's why. She insisted I didn't drink, but refused to take a sobriety test, raising police suspicion. >> Stop laying on the car for me. >> So, based off everything I just told you, are you willing to participate in stand? >> I don't feel like I need to. >> Are you willing to participate in standby test? >> If I have to to go home, like, you know, whatever. >> Okay. So, you're saying yes, you will. >> I mean, if I have to to go home, then you better. >> It's not that you have to volunteer to put this You participate in the San Francisco party trust can't be used against you. Of course, I have to base my decision off of what I see, smell, hear, >> smell my breast right now. >> Okay. Stop walking up. >> Oh, no. I'm just trying to make you know like >> So, with everything I just said, do you understand what I just said? >> Um, a little bit. Yeah. >> What part did you understand? >> Um, pulled over. >> I'm sure my partner explained to you in great detail why he >> No, he if he pulled me over, I don't know. If that's who pulled me over, I don't know. So you're pulled over for serving all over the world like [Music] >> I wasn't pulling over. So do you realize that you weren't pulled over? >> I guess whatever you're the one that pulled me over. >> No car that's right behind you. You did not realize that you were pulled over. >> Of course I was realized I was pulled over because I'm pulled over. That doesn't make sense what you're asking me. >> So regardless of all that. Are you willing to participate? >> If I have to. Let's go. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> No. I'm going to stand right here. Don't grab me like because I'm being >> You got to listen to me though. You're not being respectful. >> No, I'm not being respect. >> So, are you willing to participate? It's a yes or no. It's not if I have to or anything else. >> If I have to, then yes, let's go. I don't know about like what's real or what's not real. >> I advise you that they are voluntary. So, you do not have to do them. >> If I don't have to do it, then no, I don't want to do it because I'm 100% clear. >> Okay. And you just said you understood that refusing to participate is against you in court. >> Don't get hit by a car. >> And I have to base my decision. That's fine. >> Off of what I see smell% fine. >> So you're still refusing to participate? >> I'm not refusing, but if I don't have to do it, I'm good. Like I wasn't swerving. >> Okay. If you want to voluntarily participate in pits exercises, it's a yes or no. If you don't, we've explained to you that we're going to have to base our decision if you're not going to. Are you going to participate? Yes or no? >> No. If I don't have to, I don't want to. >> Amid the chaos, police stayed calm and quickly contacted relatives to pick up the child. Why are you so aggressive? >> Why you guys so aggressive? >> I don't understand why you guys so aggressive. >> Call daddy. >> Honey, it's okay. Listen, listen. Listen, listen. Are you on the phone with your dad? Can you ask him to come here? We're on the That's what we're doing now. Listen to me. >> Where? Where is daddy right now? >> Calm down. Yeah. can ask daddy. Ask him if he can listen. >> Ask him if he can take an Uber to come here. >> What is he saying? >> Okay. He's got the >> Okay, so here's the problem. Can I talk to him? >> What's his name? It's okay, honey. I'm going to explain everything to you. Mom is going to be okay. Okay, I will explain everything to you. Okay, just calm down for me. Hello, sir. >> Hi. >> Hi. So, here's the issue. If we don't have a family member come up here, then we're going to have to tow this car and it's going to cost you guys a lot more money. >> Okay. So, who is she to you? >> That's my wife. >> Okay. From our investigation, she is intoxicated and driving. Okay. >> She Okay, I'm trying. Hold on. I'm on with the family. I'll be right there. She is intoxicated and driving. Hold on one second. All right, sir. I can't get into it right now, but do you have a family member or a friend that can come up here and get your car and your child? >> Call real quick. >> You're going to call who? It's okay, honey. >> I'm going to call her mother real quick. They're a little closer. They leave me right there. I'm going call somebody to pick up. >> Okay, listen. We need them to come right away. And we are on Palm Beach Lake. You might want to write this down. We're on Palm Beach Lakes. Basically, Palm Beach Lakes and Congress Avenue. They will see our police lights here on the road. >> Can't get out of the car yet. And then I need you to call back and ask your daughter to get me because I need you to tell me who you're giving permission to to come get your car and your child. >> Okay. All right. I will. >> But it has to be done like right now like fast. Okay. I'm going to explain everything. Okay. You're okay. Dad's having somebody come get you. All right. It's okay. But I need you to calm down. I'm going to I have to walk over here. Do not get out of the car cuz you're not safe in the road. >> The mother kept challenging the officer's instructions. This is my first year in cheer. >> We're going to make it as comfortable as possible. >> No, I'm just saying is Oh, that's tight. That's tight. That's tight. The whole thing is tight. This is my first year in chair. We didn't get No. You see, this hand is tight. >> Keep turning your wrist. You have to turn your wrist together like this. Dude, >> I've never been arrested. So, stop. >> We're going to turn it. I'm going to show you how to put your hand. >> Put your hands together like you're praying. Both palms together like this. There you go. I can put a whole finger in there. >> But I didn't even do nothing. >> Okay. Okay. Well, like we explained to you. Okay. based on the intoxication signs that we're seeing. Okay. We offered you the chance. Listen, we offered you the opportunity to perform field safety exercises. You don't want to perform those. We've listen, we've explained to you your refusal to perform those roadsides. Can we refuse to understand what's going on? >> I know they're explained to you multiple times that we're going to have to base our decision to arrest you or not arrest you based on the facts that we have and the science presented. Based on that, we placed you under arrest. Okay. >> Why am I under arrest? I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Hold on. Is this all you have in your your your pocket? Okay, I'm going to take your phone. There's nothing else inside your pocket. >> No, nothing at all. I didn't do nothing. >> Leave this in the car. >> Your car and your child. >> My my child, right? >> Mhm. >> We'll take your jewelry off and your stuff when we get to the station. >> All right. But we didn't do nothing, bro. >> Well, we're going to give you an opportunity when we get to the station to to further than that. Okay. You got to walk back here with this officer. Are you going in the car? Okay. Why am I going to fight? >> Cuz you've been placed under arrest. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I'm just trying to understand what's going on. I'm not trying to fight you. Wait. >> Wait. I'm not resisting. I'm just trying to ask what's going on. You're being charged with DUI currently. >> DUI? Why am I under DUI? >> Now it's time to listen. >> I'm just trying to get my stand. >> But you don't need to get a stand. So, we're going to the car. We've explained to you what you're under. Let's go. There you go. >> I don't even know what's going on. >> Okay. Just dear, keep walking, please. We're going to make sure your child gets to the father. We're not going to leave her or anything like that. >> Just got to follow. >> No, you're literally pushing me out. >> Then just walk with us. Okay. This yours. >> You can take these out because I don't know what to do. >> Let's go around the outside. >> Yeah. I'll walk you for >> listen. You have anything on your >> No, nothing at all. >> Sadly, it all happened right in front of the child. >> You said 15, right? I don't know about 15 about. >> No, no, don't mind me. I was asking my partner a question. >> No, I've never been in this situation. >> Okay, where to go the other side? >> You have nothing to hide. >> I don't have nothing to hide. >> I didn't step in. >> Is it? I'm going to give this to your daughter. Okay. Your lip gloss in your pocket. >> So, y'all arrested me in front of my daughter? Yes. Yes, ma'am. >> I need you to have a seat in the car. The most comfortable. >> It's not because I never been in this situation. >> All right, that's a good thing. >> No, it's so bad. Can you loosen this up? >> I'm not going to hurt you. I swear >> you loosen this up because it hurts really bad. >> I've never been in this situation. >> I can't loosen them up anymore. For our policy, you have to fit one finger between the cup and your wrist. I could. Okay. >> In this situation, police had to reassure the child to ensure safety. >> Hold on. Honey, here you go. So, let me explain something to you, okay? So, I can't get into all the details with you, right? But what I can tell you is this. Sometimes even adults make some bad choices, right? And this doesn't mean that she's she's going to be away long, all right? She could be back tomorrow. Like, she just needs to see the judge in the morning, then she'll come back, okay? Don't stress yourself out about this. And what I will do for you, okay, before you leave or before mom leaves, I will I will do my >> take on the >> Okay, but are you having an asthma attack? Okay, if you're having an asthma attack, that's different. You need to tell me cuz I need to call the medics, right? But if you're just stressed out, you can breathe. Okay, but you're stressed. That's different. Is this your dad? >> Okay. Can I talk to him? >> Hello. >> Okay. >> All right. Her sister. Um, her sister. Who? >> Her son. Okay. So, um All right. Um and is it okay if MRSA takes um your daughter back home, too? >> Definitely. Yes. >> All right. How long before they're here? >> So, she they should be there with you for 5 minutes. So, on >> I'll let her go when she gets here, but can I'm going to have her hang up now if you don't mind cuz I got to ask her some questions. >> Okay. All information later came to light through the account of the 12-year-old girl, leaving the mother unable to deny >> what? >> Okay, you can. I'm not I'm not making you today. Mom picked you up. >> So, I was at the house. >> Renegade and all that. She did a little bit just a little bit. She didn't have a lot. driving for you. She said, "Okay, she pulled over and then she acted out over there and he said, "No, turn off the car. Give me a car. You stay right here." >> Okay. Do you know what time you guys got to Renegades today? And then did you guys right before you the officer stopped you, you guys left Renegades and were driving straight this way, right? Or did you make any stops after Renegades? >> Okay. >> Okay. I mean, I know you're you're How old are you? 12. >> 11. So, you're pretty good with time. So, how many hours would you say that you guys were at Renegades for your cheer? Was there a cheer competition? >> No problem. >> Oh, for your cheer group? Are you a cheerleader? >> If you had to guess, how many hours would you say that you were at Renegade? >> Okay. Okay. You can go ahead and answer. I'm Please stay in the car for your safety. If you need something, you can like wave your arm out or call for one of us. Okay. But stay. I'm going to see what I can do. I'm not promising, but let me see what I can do. Soon after, relatives arrive to take the child and the car with full handover procedures. >> Okay, Marca. So, I can't get into all of it right now, but what we need is you to drive um their car and the daughter um >> Carly. So, I spoke to Carington Bennett. >> Yeah, he gave you permission to take the car and the child back home. >> What about my sister? >> I can't get into it, but she's under the influence. Okay, that's that's >> I know it. I know it's not an excuse. Tomorrow is her birthday and my brother who >> I'm so sorry. >> They're both born on the same day. So, >> where is she? >> It's tough times, right? >> Can I see her? >> No, because she is not happy. We're just going to >> Oh, yeah. Okay. >> She's already gone, actually. >> Yeah. Where is she? >> That car. >> She's in a car. She's leaving. >> So, can I ask what exactly happened? >> I told you that she's under the influence and that's all that we can say. >> Okay. Okay. >> She's in the car. She's in the >> No, she's in the back of the police car. She's going to jail. >> No conditions. When I say like >> I'm on If it was like, listen, can somebody pick you up? Okay. But no, get her now. >> I can't. We can't just get her now. >> No, it's way past that point. Cannot. She had her 12-year-old daughter in the front seat while she's driving. >> You talking about get her to go home? Absolutely. >> You can get the child in the car. >> Absolutely. >> Listen, this is a gave me permission. >> I know this seems bad, her going to jail for this, right? But I promise you what, this is the better alternative than if we didn't stop her and she ran through that light and creamed somebody cuz she would be in jail for the rest of her life. >> Which she almost me. >> Yeah. So >> nobody. >> No, >> because I had to move out the way and honk and the vote to get out of town. >> Thank you. >> She's getting >> the mother was arrested and held on charges of DUI and child without great bodily. Under Florida law, if convicted, she could face up to 5 years and 9 months in prison or probation, along with fines of up to $7,000. What do you think about the sentence and legal responsibility for these actions? Share your thoughts below, and remember, never turn the streets into a gamble with human lives. Life can be ironic when a mother meant to be the safest haven turns into an imminent. The two tragedies in Georgia and Florida reveal a harsh truth. Just one careless moment, one wrong decision on the road can have a severe impact on children. If you also feel outraged by these actions, share your thoughts on the responsibility and the sentence for these mothers. 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