Well, actually my antid-depressant that I was on, they just took me off of it. Would you be able to walk or go walk? No, that's the thing is my stand. Okay, so you can lean against there real quick. Why did you call him? He'll start. Why did you call him? We didn't call him. Well, no, he needs to go with my mom. I have custody of him right now. On April 1st, 2024, police were called to an elementary school in Roswell, New Mexico after witnesses reported a reckless driver in the area. A blue Hyundai had been seen swerving into oncoming traffic and driving unpredictably. Responding quickly, officers spotted the vehicle and initiated a traffic stop. Here are the complete details. What's going on, ma'am? I'm officer North Police Department. These are the stop days. We're getting traffic complaints on you. On me? Yes, ma'am. Oh, for what? You're erratic driving. You want to roll down the passenger window? Yeah. Sorry. Where you coming from? I just got out of bed to go pick up my son from school. Okay, cool. Why you acting weird? Because my tooth broke. I have HP. Um I don't know if you know what that is, but my gut is all up. And then I woke up this morning and I couldn't even go to work because my I have a sciatic nerve and it's going all the way down to my foot and it's killing me. Okay. You need an ambulance real quick? You need an ambulance real quick? No. No. No. I have a doctor's appointment tomorrow for it. Okay. Cuz you're actually really You got your driver's license? Yeah, I do. Roll down the back windows. Yeah. Here you go. What's up, buddy? You remember me? When do you see me? Um, school, huh? You know, I'm I'm your police officer. What have you taken today? Um, I've taken some medication. I've taken um um I've taken a bunch of medication. Medication. Um I'm I'm feeling like everywhere. You know what I mean? So, uh, I can't even remember sleeping from the medication I'm taking because they're new to me. You seem you seem kind of out of it. So, I do. I feel out of it. Last night I couldn't sleep every time. Except for Oh, every time I rolled over um my leg would kill me and so I couldn't even sleep last night. Okay. So, we're going to have you do um if you can just put your wallet right there and then step out of the vehicle for what? I'm just have you step out so I can talk to you real quick. Oh, hey. Can you block? Ow. minutes. Huh? Can you block traffic? No. Can you block this whole lane? Yes. Stand right here. We just right here. Yeah. Just going to You sure you don't need an amlet? No. Check you out, dude. I'm Oh my god. Okay. Is this far enough? Just step in front of my Oh, step your Okay. So, what I'm going to have you do, ma'am, is you're going to I'm saying. No, it's not that. I'm just miserable. You don't even know. Okay. So, what kind of medications did you take? Um, I I take normally um anti-depressants. Anti-depressants. What? Anti-depressants? Um, well, actually my anti-depressant that I was on, they just took me off of it and and I'm and so that's probably a little bit why I'm lucky. I haven't drinking or anything. Um, And don't take this the wrong way. Do you do any other kind of drugs like I smoked weed. I smoke weed. Yeah. Have you ever done like um Oh, when I was young I I tried and stuff like that. Yeah. Okay. That's like that medication recently. When the police stopped her, she said it was all because of a broken tooth, leg pain, no sleep, and some medicine she didn't remember the names of. The officer stayed calm and asked her to step out of the car. She was wobbling and mumbling and looked more tired than anything else. If your medicine makes the car feel like a roller coaster, don't drive. You know the name of the medications that you had used? Um, no. I got them at the hospital and they were just like gut medications because um with HP, it's like a bacteria that gets in your stomach and then it causes peptic ulcers and gastritis and basically nausea, you can't eat, you can't sleep. Look, check this out. Have you seen this before? You like it? It's cool. Do you have a husband or do you have like sheriff custody or how does it work with your kid? Oh, we share custody. for sure. Do you have his number? No. It might be good that he comes fix. Why? I can call my mom. Yeah, your mom would be fine. Just the way you're acting right now, I definitely don't want you, right? Oh, okay. Sounds like Where's your phone at? My phone. You're staying right here. Oh. Am I under arrest? You're under arrest right now. Oh, okay. I'm just trying to identify stuff. I need you to stand right there. Uh-huh. Okay. And then come towards me right there. Put your feet together. Put your hands out to your side. So, I'm just going to do a few field sobriety tests just to kind of see where you're at. Okay. Okay. So, you just follow all the instructions that I explained to you. If you have any questions at any time, you can always just stop me and ask me. Okay? You have any questions so far? No. You understand everything I explained to you? So, what I'm going to do is remain in the starting position, keeping your hands and feet together. Do not move from this position at all. Okay? Unless instructed to do so. Do you understand the instructions that I'm giving you so far? Yeah. Okay. I need you to get back in that starting position. Sorry. Remain in that position unless I tell you to dividate forward. Okay. Okay. So, I have you just follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? Yes. Do you have any questions? No. Okay. Tip one finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. My leg is killing me. Okay, you're back. Can I sit down? No. Oh my god. Can I call my mom so she can take it? I need you to get back in the start. I'm sorry. You're fine. Okay, come back forward. Step back towards me. Okay, stay right there. Put your hands down to your side. Coll your eyes and your eyes on land. You stand up straight. Okay. Why? Okay. So, what is going on with your leg? What happened? This is as straight as I could go. What happened to your leg? I pulled my back and then the next thing you knew apply and sit on my bump. Is that better for you? Okay. Stay right there. Once again, all the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand the instructions that I've given you? Yeah. Okay. Are you good? Mhm. Okay. Okay. Focus on the tip of my finger. With your eyes in your eyes, you're not moving your head away. Oh, hold on. Um, can I turn like this so that I don't like this? Okay. Are you going to be able to stand right there? No. Cuz you keep saying that your legs hurting. Are you going to be able to find do you fine right here? Um, yeah. Well, I'm leaning on this. I guess I can sit like this. Okay. Okay. Follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand the instructions that I've given you? Yeah. Didn't we already do this test? Uh, no. I'm trying to conduct it, but you keep stopping in the middle of it. Oh. Follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Do you understand? Yeah. You keep your head level. What do you mean? Like just keep it level. You keep like leaning it and all that kind of stuff. I need to keep your head straight. Okay. Do you understand my instructions? Okay. We'll try this again with your eyes. Your eyes only move your head. Okay. I'm contact. She said her eyes were just fine, but she kept moving her head during the test. It was like a game that never finished, starting and stopping again and again. There was more drama than any real answers. If someone can't follow a simple finger with their eyes, they shouldn't be behind the wheel. It's hard to understand why anyone would take something that makes them act so confused and unsteady. You have anything that would you have any TBI or anything like that? What's a TBI? Okay. If you don't have any, don't worry about it. Do you wear contacts or glasses? I wear contacts. Yeah. And they're they're all dry. Okay. Hold on. Would you be able to walk or go walk? No. That's the thing is my You can't walk or stand. Okay. So, you can lean against there real quick. Lean against there. So, I'm going to have you do I'm going to have you do like a finger dexterity test. Okay. So, I'm going to have you do just pay attention. I'll explain it to you. You have anything problem with your hands? You for doing this? No. Okay. So, you're going to pay attention. Mhm. Don't listen. Okay, Stephanie. I just want the sun in my eyes. I'm sorry. So, you're going to do 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1. Do that three consecutive times. Can you do that for me? Three. Yes. All right. 1 2 3 4 and then 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 4 3 1 1 2 3 4 4 3 1 That's it. Okay, hold on. So, what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you count backwards from 47 to 32. Can you do that for me? Yeah. Okay. And you're going to stop at 32. You're going to begin at 47, count backwards all the way to 32. You understand the instructions that I've given you? Yes, I did. You have anything that would keep you from doing that? No. Okay. Maybe again when you're ready. Is that 47? 47. Back to 32. 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 uh 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32. Oh my god. You sure you don't want to check that out real quick? I've I have a doctor's appointment tomorrow. Okay. We have Dr. Yeah. with and the tacos. She's So, I'm going to have an ambulance come check you out just in case. Okay. Just because you're acting like you're in a lot of pain. I am, but they're not going to give me anything. They're just going to make sure you're okay. Okay. I don't want an ambulance. They're just going to check you out. They're going to check you out and they're going to leave. No, I don't want one. I'm refusing it. Okay. Refusing it. Okay. Like I said, you're just acting really erratic right now. So, I know if you knew what was going on in my life right now. So, you don't remember the name of the medications that you've taken? Any of them? Um, oh, I have the psych meds. It's, um, then I know just quit, so I'm not on it. And that's making it a little cuz it's uh, it's for like bipolarness or whatever. That's three. What else? Okay. Um, then there's pro. There's um, and that's it for my regular ones. I And I don't remember the names of the ones that they gave me for, you know, my stomach or whatever. I don't really remember the names for that. But yeah, I'm on I'm on all kinds of right now and I don't know what's making me like this. It's like stress and I just want to crawl out of my body. You're the dad. Okay. Over here. How about like this? Why did you call him? Don't start. Why did you call him? We didn't call him. Well, no. He needs to go with my mom. I have custody of him right now. She said she felt so stressed and out of control that she wanted to crawl out of her own body. When her son arrived, she got emotional and told him she was sorry, blaming everything on stress. But let's be real, anyone watching could tell she was not okay. The police knew something was off. Still, they stayed calm and listened. Even though her story didn't make much sense. It's strange how some people think others can't see through their lies. After all, if you can't count backward, you shouldn't be driving forward either. It's not your fault, Miho. Okay. I'm so sorry, Miho. Come here. Is there a background hotel? Yes. [ __ ] everything. Look at her. I'm sorry, Miho. I'm sorry you have to see this. I'm your dad. Miho, it's not my fault. Look at your mom. It's not my fault. Mhm. Do you have shared custody? Yes. But the thing is is that No. Right now, we have an investigator and she told me. Turn around. What? No. Go back to my unit. Turn around. Oh, you're Oh my gosh. Oh my god. Okay, come back to me. Oh my. She's sick. It's not her fault. I'm getting myself out of here. Hold on. I don't want to do that. You're walking on to our traffic stop. All right. I need you to calm down. You're not going to tell me what to do right now. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm just mad. Hey, it's towards my unit. My mom. Okay. Right now, you're just a take a seat. Take a seat. Take a seat. Take a seat. We'll talk to you in a second. Take a seat. I'm so sorry this is happening. She's sick. I don't know what's going on. This is dad. Okay. I'm I'm sorry I'm acting this way. I'm just I'm so sorry. You can't be coming up acting like that. I know. I'm sorry. How would you feel? Come on. I understand. But you can't be doing that towards us. Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry about that. Nothing happened to your mom. Miha, she's sick. She's sick. She's right there. Miha, you see the cops? They're okay. Can you roll up the windows? Look at all this traffic looking at my son like this. You see how she was Can I take them? Please give us a second. Okay. Okay. I don't like all this traffic. I don't like my son. Well, it's the situation that she put in it. I know, man. I know. She has to go to embarrass me, man. I'm so sorry. What are we waiting here for? Do you have your ID on you, man? I don't. So, I just came over. I'm so sorry. It's been embarrassing, man. You might Whose vehicle is this? Is this ours? Yeah, sure. Can you search it too, please? We can't do that. Oh. So, what was the reason like? So, we got a traffic complaint of her driving erratic and we were searching the area, located the vehicle. That's why we have to stop on it. Okay. Cuz she showed my picture of my son and now we're late. Okay. Out of her mind. Okay. And this is the only day she picks them up. How embarrassing is that? Come on. Mh. It's okay. Yeah, it's okay. We're going home. She's just s It's nothing to do with you. Pay me home. Remember how I told you that? It's just to make sure that she's okay cuz we don't want her to put you in any danger. Danger. Pay me home. These are good people. Miho, I just came cuz I was mad, but these are good people. They're protecting us, okay? They don't want your mom to get hurt. They don't want you to get hurt. Okay, Miho, that's why you always go to your school. Remember? Okay, Stephanie. So, you were under arrest, operating a motor vehicle under the influence of intoxicating liquor and or drugs. Okay. So, I have a few things that I'm about to read you here in a second. We're going to go from there. Okay. Do you understand? Do you understand everything I've explained to you so far? Okay, cool. My mom for him. Oh my god. All the medications I want around my house. Okay. Well, you can tell that to the county and they'll make sure they get you the right medication. Okay. Her son showed up and saw his mom getting arrested. She kept saying she was just sick. The dad looked really embarrassed. Telling the police you've taken a bunch of medication after driving badly is one of the worst things you can say, especially when you are going to pick up a child. I don't even know the names. They will make sure to get you the right medication. We're not going to go to your house. Mom, can I please have my phone? Yeah, we'll grab your phone here in a second. Do you It is Well, unfortunately, you guys have shared custody, so he's going to be taking Okay. Well, that doesn't matter. You're You're operating a motor vehicle under the influence, and you've ruined that chance. Okay. My fault being so I I completely understand, bro. I mean, I That's my fault for telling you, and they're just doing your job, too. So, because of the way you're acting, I'm going to take you to the hospital first. That way, they can clear you. Okay. I'm just glad that we caught it whenever I know that. Somebody called it in. She was going, we don't know exactly where they called it in, but they called it in. She was going north and I was at the crosswalk and I was like, I didn't see no car passing through, passing through or doing anything erratic. Yeah. And whenever we were coming back, I guess she passed us, but I wasn't looking for anyone. Yeah. So, I wasn't looking for her anymore. Somebody flagged me down. That lady right there is going freaked out and she just picked up a kid. I don't know. So when she told me that I'm like, "No, I got to we got to go." Thank you, bro. So we got for me or him? Oh, sorry. That the cop a um my unit. Are we good with that taking them? Yeah. Yeah. Sure. pretty trusty. I have no problem with taking these wish. You won't understand anything, but Okay, I'm going to read you something real quick. Okay, I need you to pay attention. Um, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something very important. Okay, you listening? You're under arrest for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and or drugs. I'm requesting that you give consent to have your blood drawn and to be tested to determine the alcohol content/drug content of your blood. You have the right to refuse consent to my request. If you refuse consent, you can face criminal penalties for your refusal. Do you understand? Yeah. Right. Okay. However, refusing consent has other consequences accordance to the New Mexico Implied Consent Act, state law. That consequences may include losing your operating privilege for one year. Additionally, the fact that you refuse consent may you good? Oh, yeah. Refuse consent may be used evidence against you in the court of law. Do you understand the consequences? Uh, were there consequences? that you could lose your driving operating for one years if you refuse. Okay. Okay. So, addition, do you need me to read that again to you the consequences? No, but I'm just wondering if you refuse what what evidence would you have to say that I was doing it. Okay. So, that's something that I have to prove into court. But I'm just saying if you refuse, it turns into an aggravated DWI. Listen to me. It turns into an aggravated DWI and you lose your New Mexico operating privilege for one year. Okay. Okay. The police told her she might lose her driver's license for a whole year if she didn't agree to a blood test. She looked confused, but said yes. She was supposed to pick up her son from school that day, but instead she got arrested. All this happened because she drove when she really shouldn't have. Her son saw it all happen. He looks scared and sad. That moment might stay in his memory for a long time. One bad choice can change the way your child thinks about you. Do you need me to read the consequences again for you? No. Okay. Do you understand these consequences? Yes. Additionally, if you um consent to have your blood drawn and tested, you have the right to choose additional independent test. If you choose this additional independent test, you have the right to to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, licensed nurse, laboratory technician, or technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid for by the law enforcement agency. That is us. Okay. Knowing your right to refuse consent, the possible consequences, and your right to an independent test, do you give consent for me to draw your blood? No. Okay. So, you're refusing consent? Yeah. Okay. Give me a second. Okay. Okay. I will not repeat my question. Knowing your right to refuse consent, your blood drawn to be tested, the possible consequences, and your right to then test. Do you give consent to your blood to be tested? You said no. You just No. Okay. So, you refuse to be tested, correct? You do not want your blood drawn. Is that correct? I told you already. I'm making sure. I just You understand the consequences, correct? Yeah. Aggravated DWI. Okay. Okay. Cool. Here's this. I'm going to transport the shirt to Eastern for a mag clearance cuz I know they're going to want it and I'm going to transfer it straight to waste time. Um, let me I'll back up. Mhm. Back up and I'll just pull up behind it. Okay, cool. I'm just going to pull forward. So then you just pull where I was. Okay, that works. 14. B 56 Eastern for my claims. I'm sorry. No, no, no. You're good, man. You're good. No hard feelings driving awkward. I got you every day there, you know. Face towards the tire. Go this way. Can you walk forward? Towards the wall. Right here or over here? Yeah. Straight. Straight. Take a seat right there. Okay. Do not move unless instructed to do so. Okay. I need to make clearance. Even when we called her, she she's usually early. She's never really this late for to pick him up. And so that raised a flag and she already has drug charges. Like we they've been back and forth with her forever. Just the fact she was like, "Oh, oh, oh." Like, "Oh, what time is it?" Like she didn't even know what day it was, what time it was. She didn't know nothing. How was her walking? She wouldn't do anything. Oh, nothing at all. Because my leg, she said she was in too much pain, so I had to do an alternative. Did you get blood? No. She refused blood. No, because I'm on medication and I don't want that to come off. So, so you know that you get charged. I know. I know. I know. I'm just going to take my time. This is the second time she he got arrested or she got arrested right in front of him at home for what? Um she had parapilia in the house with him and that's what got him taking the So on your bottle, you know how it says don't operate heavy machinery. Oh yeah. Vehicle being heavy machinery. Uhhuh. Um I never thought of a vehicle as heavy machinery. That's over $2,000. My god. Well, I'm glad we caught her. I am too. I hope this is a turning point for them because she already got her rights taken away and they keep giving them back to her. This state is horrible. It is. She seemed very confused. She didn't know what time or day it was, and she had trouble walking straight. One officer said they were thankful they stopped her when they did. Things could have ended in a crash. Whatever medicine she took made her act strangely. If it makes people drive like that, maybe it shouldn't be allowed. So, is she able to follow you? Um, she would slightly follow it, but like she was staring so hard she would hurt her eyes. So, you're going to see it. So, there was that one time when I got her to like go over one pass and I could see it. And the problem was is as I got over the second pass, she would like she's staring so intensely. She's hurting her own eyes. Like stressing her own eyes out pretty much and then her eyes get fatigued and then she'd like look off and be all over the place and she couldn't follow any instructions. It was all over the place. I was all over the place. She would have pulled over. We pull her over maybe at the at the taco truck and she just kept on slow rolling slow. She probably wasn't even paying attention. Can you do your favorite kind of look in your mouth? Open your mouth. Hope it never work. Oh, it's it's hard cuz I have TMJ and so my joints like it keeps me from being able to open my mouth really wide. Yeah, cuz I was just at the dentist yesterday. Professional both were well handled that well. Of course. Of course. She was quite the tweaker. Yeah. And the bathroom came in hot, too. Oh, yeah. You handled him very well, by the way. You handled him perfect. You shut him down. I'm very proud of you. Very very Yeah, this this at first I thought it was a wreck when I first came out and I thought, "Oh, oh no, she's tweaking." Cuz I'm a nurse. I'm like, "Oh, she's tweaking." Why should I go to the dentist? At first, someone thought there had been a car crash, but really it was just her crashing into her own problems. A nearby nurse could tell right away. She didn't seem okay. The nurse even said, "Yep, she's tweaking." That said it all. She looked totally confused and not in control. The signs were clear to everyone watching. She could face multiple charges, including driving under the influence, child endangerment for attempting to pick up her son while impaired, and refusing a blood test. Additional charges may include reckless driving, and prior drugrelated offenses resurfacing. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. 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