I might have been there. >> I'm not going to freaking hurt you guys. Like, >> can you just turn around for me in case I walk? >> On July 14th, 2025, chaos erupted in a Shopright parking lot when a driver, later identified as Sandy, plowed over a median, smashed a sign, and peeled out like she was auditioning for a Fast and Furious cameo. Officers caught up, but what seemed like a simple crash probe turned into a whirlwind of excuses and defiance. Watch the video to see the madness unfold. [Music] her in traffic and then stop just drove >> away. I am I'm going to mute to have a conversation with my fellow officers. >> No. >> Yeah. >> Sandy. >> What's her name? Sandy. All right. >> Oh, she car. >> Jesus Christ. >> What's your name? Sandy. >> Yeah. >> All right. I got a vehicle on it. >> We're going to move. >> All right, Sandy, real quick. Uh, South Planefield's here. They're just going to take your information for the uh the crash. Um, >> there check and >> you're going to go over here. Okay. Get the door open. >> Do you have a weapon on you? >> You have a weapon in your car? >> I don't. No. >> Hang tight. >> Yeah. Uh, what's your name? >> Who's Ready? [Applause] >> Yeah. >> I I hit a bird >> from the start. This was supposed to be a calm night for Officer Chanley. Just a quick food break at Taco Bell. But when a jeep suddenly hopped a curb and mowed down a sign, dinner was over before it began. He quickly tracked down the driver, who seemed more confused than concerned. But this calm, it wouldn't last long. >> Is there anything or no? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. >> To the hotel because I was I had a fight with that vehicle. So, I'm going to the hotel. >> Oh, yeah. Of course. I got a vehicle for you. >> Oh, you at the shop, right? >> It's in a flood zone with the water proceeded. Grab tow truck. going to be New York regular whiskey 1834 Toyota. >> You want to call him or you going to call me back? >> All right. Okay. >> Where were we at before? Shop, right? >> Shopping or >> You have a camera on? >> Oh, yeah. My camera's recording. Like I said, I'm officer Chanley with Scataway, but >> yeah. Um, >> record to call you. >> What's up? >> We just want to call you. >> Who? >> Call you. >> Chris Reed. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. I'm officer calls down my body cam. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's my understanding clear. >> You leave your gun at work. >> Okay. >> But not on your person. >> No, it's on outside. there. >> I have I have a lot of stuff here cuz I was moving my kids. >> So, there's my my gun belt is in my back. >> Okay. In in this this row or the >> Oh, but you can >> Okay. No, no, you don't have to to reach for it. It's in the in the back. >> Yeah, it's in the back. >> Okay. All right. >> I don't have it on. Okay. All right. >> I can't tell you the make and model, but uh residents here thinking there's somebody in the car >> um right outside the lake. >> You going to get stuck in the floods? >> Yeah, >> it's terrible. >> Exit. >> Absolutely terrible. >> Stop. >> Yeah. Know it's uh it's bad. >> Yeah, they need the boat. People are stuck on top of their cars and stuff. The Jeeps are good. >> Yeah. Yeah, they were stuck over here before on uh Stelton Road, Centennial Avenue. I guess this this portion too, Hadley. >> As the officer chatted with the driver, she was already spinning a Saab story thicker than a soap opera script. "I had a fight with my boyfriend," she whed as if that justified her bumper car antics. "The floodwaters around town were bad, sure, but Sandy's excuses were drowning in nonsense. Her gun belt in the trunk raised eyebrows. Guess she thought armed and chaotic was a vibe. >> No, I thought it was like flooded, but >> it was bad. >> What the hell? >> Yeah. Yeah. No, it was uh it was bad. River Road. >> I'm trying to yell New Market Road by the pond all over there. You pretty much can't uh you know. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, just just so you guys know, >> I had a I had an argument with my boyfriend and I my husband, I'm sorry, my husband. >> Yeah. >> And uh I came here and I like I went to shop, right? And then I like I had a mental breakdown. I called Reed. Reed? >> Mhm. >> And then I I I got a hotel room. So my hotel there was >> a flare. Continue. >> So I I got a a hotel room. >> Where? >> Where'd you get a hotel? >> We're making a rescue. >> Huh? >> You have a camera on? >> Yeah, everything is recording for all of them. >> I I like um >> um I'll throw you at the extra muted. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> So, start again. >> So, you were working a extra duty. >> I I was just taking a meal a meal break. >> I just stopped at Taco Bell to get something to eat. >> Okay. >> As um in the drive-thru, I hear a car go over the curb. >> So, I just want to go on a >> I know it's going to be ours. I'm just trying to get >> No, no, no. No worries. No worries. So, is this the you think it's new? It's updated with >> She drove over. This This is a curb now. >> Yeah. >> This This is like a little shopping receptacle for the carts, I think. Drove diagonal over the curb and hit the sign. I heard her hit the sign, which is what the damage is to the front of her car. Drove over the sign and then went on to Stelton Road and just kept driving like normal. stopped at the light here for uh Stelton and Sentenno St and Hadley. Um and no, we went across the intersection. >> She uh she makes the >> code for South Point. Uh she ends up uh making the right signals to get in here and then I I stop her cuz obviously she had no chance like this. >> Yes. >> Yeah. We we as we we came this way and then she slowly rolled to stop. >> Okay. back. >> Appreciate you. What you doing, >> Officer Chanley? >> We deal with you a lot. >> Yeah, I'm with the the traffic unit. I have class with >> Sy's story got loopier by the second. Something about a hotel room and a mental breakdown at Shopright. Officers weren't buying her I'm just a stressed mom routine, especially with her car looking like it lost a fight with a parking lot. So, what happened coming out of uh coming out of traffic? >> CH A N L E Y. >> My uh badge number is 198. >> And then this car uh it's extra duty. Doesn't have anything like that. So, >> yeah, you can get it at shop. >> Uh they were in their big >> 25 minutes. No, not even. probably uh 5:15 maybe. I'll uh >> I'll ask them what time I called out. >> Indicating they blocked it off. >> Probably like 2 minutes before I I called it out. >> Receive. Uh we got multiple vehicles trying to make. >> Roger that. >> 72 headquarters. >> What uh time did I call on the radio, please? at 22 or 40 >> 46. >> Uh that was 2240. Probably uh 22 like 38 is when the crash happened. >> Okay. >> It was within like a minute and a half probably. So >> thank you. >> Um yeah, you got it, man. You need anything, let me know. >> So start again, Sandy. Start again with the story, please. >> I was just taking a vehicle. I just stopped. >> Your weapon's not in the vehicle, is it? >> It's It's in the back. >> Okay. Drive through. >> I hear sensors. Be advised, we're going to have officers in the water here. There's no problems right now. Right here at the Hilton. >> The Hilton? >> Yeah. >> In Edison? >> No, right here. Um, I'm sorry. >> Back here. The H the Hampton in >> the H. Okay. >> So, the guy told me he drove. >> Yes. I had my room there. >> Just kept driving like normal. Stopped at the light here for um and we went across the intersection. Um, she signals to get in here. >> What are you looking for? >> Didn't you just have it >> as we came this way? And then she slowly >> Your phone's sitting right there. So, what happened coming out of uh coming out of Shopright? >> As the minutes passed, the officer tried to piece together what really happened. Sandy's story kept looping back. First about taking a break, then about a hotel, then back to the crash. Her confusion felt almost circular, like she's trying to convince herself more than anyone else. But officers sensed there's more behind her shaky explanations than just stress. >> She clearly have front end damage on the front of the vehicle. What happened? [Music] >> They were in their big >> I might have hit something when I came out. But >> do you know what you hit? probably maybe I'll probably >> Who are you trying to call, Sandy? >> No, I'm trying to look up the >> the hotel that I >> You said the Hampton Inn. No. >> Yeah, >> it's right here. It's behind you. It's that way. But I'm trying to just give you the the reservation. Uh 240 probably uh 22 like 38 within like a minute and a half. >> Yeah, you got >> Sandy. How much did you have to drink? >> I had a few. >> A few what? >> We going up. That's >> a few what? Few beers, a few what? >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Yeah, I'm sorry. >> I'm trying to look up my reservation. >> What? >> Let me call you back. >> All right. I'm sorry. I'm not going to jump. You're going to have to stand by a second. >> Yeah. >> Sandy, I'm going to have to have you step out. >> All right. >> You don't have anything else on you, right? Your weapons in the back, you said. All right. Step out for me. >> Can I have Reed come get my >> Reed's Reed's out of the country. >> He's not out of country. >> Yes, he is. >> Oh, okay. >> All right. So, do me a favor. Just come step over here. I'm going to Listen. Hey, I'm going to hold on to your phone. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Just come step over here. Come with me. Okay. So, you said you had a few to drink, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. About how long ago? >> 10:40 Central. It's going to be the RO >> like 2 hours. >> Yeah. We're going to have >> I'm not going to do so soriety tests cuz I know I'm messed up. >> So, you're not doing so soriety tests? No. >> You don't want to do them? Is that what you're telling me? >> I know I'm going to fail it. So, yeah. Can I just I have a hotel room here. Can I just >> She doesn't want to do tests. When asked to step out for sobriety tests, Sandy flat out admitted, "I'm going to fail it." Bold move, but not exactly a legal flex. She refused the tests, sealing her fate faster than her car hit that sign. Her I messed up confession was the cherry on this chaotic Sunday. Officers were juggling flood rescues and Sandy was out here auditioning for drama queen. >> You all test. >> You all doing tests? >> I'm I'm saying I'm going to fail her. So, yeah. All right, >> steady. >> I know. >> I'm just double locking these so they don't get tighter. >> Yeah. Can I Can I tell you guys something? >> What's that? >> My belt. Yeah, we'll we'll get we'll >> No, he's not. >> We'll get the pertinent stuff out of here. >> Can I get a sergeant out here? Lieutenant, please. I have my boat. >> We're rescuing people from flood waters. >> Central. >> Okay. We're rescuing people from flood waters. >> You're going to go inside. You can talk. We >> got everybody loaded up. >> I have my belt. >> We got to get males and females. >> My gun is there. >> Just be advised. We have another call. >> I as you know you said no. >> What? >> I asked you if your gun was in the back. >> I did not say no. Yes, my gun is there. Obviously. >> I'm sorry. Can I? >> I never told him no. >> My partner's on the phone with an online caller stating that his vehicle is filling up with water. He's in front of 48. >> I never did. I tell him no. >> I don't know. >> I think we're going to get transport. >> We're going there first. >> I never said no. Don't worry about that anymore. >> Can you can you loosen this, please? This is tight. >> They're not tight. Just turn your turn your wrists. >> You guys are >> There you go. >> We're not >> Stop moving. >> I'm not. [Music] >> Can you guys call my sheriff? >> We will when we get back. >> We're going to have to. Yeah, we're gonna because this is my first time ever [ __ ] >> receive any supervisor unit. Copy that. >> This is crazy. This is crazy. >> Sandy, you're the one who decided to do this. >> Two out of I'm going I'm going through something right now. >> I understand that. I'm going through something like I'm >> You of all people should know that this is what happens. >> I agree. I've been on the job for 16 years. I >> I agree. You know what? It's my fault. I agree. It's my fault. >> He says he needed a supervisor and a cage out there for transport. >> But I didn't cause no problems. Like why? >> I don't blame you. I promise you I don't blame you. I don't >> make my way over. >> This is all going to get dismissed. But I don't I don't blame you. I don't see how that's possible. >> I don't Huh? >> I I don't blame you. I don't blame you. >> I don't blame you at all. >> Cuffs came out and Sandy started acting like she was starring in a tragic biopic. This is my first time, she yelled as if that erased the whiskey and the wrecked sign. Her gun in the trunk kept things tense. Officers weren't taking chances with her I'm not running promises. The flood waters were rising, but Sandy's excuses were the real disaster here. >> Cuffs. Like, I'm not fighting. >> It doesn't matter. You're under arrest. >> But I'm not I'm not >> You're under arrest. >> Okay, I agree. >> You're under arrest. You get cuffed. You don't come out of the cuffs until we get back to headquarters. >> I know. >> Sorry. Well, that's procedure. >> I get it. I'm just saying >> my gun. >> Yeah, we have to. He's out of the vehicle off the other side of the road now. >> Justin, you get a mags, too. >> Take my take the whole bell. Yeah. [Music] Where you guys at? >> Yeah, you can take everything in right now. >> I'm on the boulevard. You think I'll be able to get back out here or no? It depends. I'm not sure if you'll be able to get to it. Depends on the water level. >> Can you take my phone? >> I have I have your phone. >> Oh, yeah. >> I have your phone. >> Give it a shot. >> We'll continue that way. >> You do understand I have to search you before I put you in the car, correct? >> Yes. Yes. >> Yes. I don't have nothing. >> I'm not going to do it right now. >> It's fine. I have nothing on me. >> Can I get Can I pick up my date? >> No, I have nothing on me. Nothing. Nothing. >> Not a single thing in your pocket. Nothing. I'm still going to search you just >> No, you can't. There's nothing on me. You can search me. >> I'm not doing it right now. I'm waiting till the car gets here. >> Yeah. The only thing that I have is um No. do the next few minutes. >> My gun and my uh >> we we got it already. >> Yeah, that's it. I have nothing on >> your vest is back here, >> huh? >> Your vest? >> My vest is in my car in the back seat. >> Is there anything else police related? >> My Where are you? >> Where's >> Is it attached to your vest or no? >> No, it's not. Can I Can I just walk? >> Yeah, >> I got it. That's it. >> Yeah, that's my ve Yeah, my camera. Yeah, that's it. My camera's docked in my car. >> Okay. >> You have to take that. >> We have to. Yeah. >> We're not going to leave it in the car. >> Leave it in the car. >> You understand that your vehicle's getting towed? >> Yes. >> Wait, it's getting towed. >> John's law. Yeah. >> Your car is getting towed. Christ. >> Can I just walk to my I just want to call my >> You can't call anyone. >> Okay. >> I can't call anyone. >> You'll call them when you get back to headquarters when it's when we're done. >> You know the deal. >> Can I call Reed, please? >> No. >> There's nothing. >> I don't have his number. >> We're bringing your phone. >> I have your phone in my pocket. >> Sy's car was headed for the tow lot and she was headed for a reality check. Can I call Reed? she begged like he was going to swoop in and save the day. Officers collected her gun belt and vest, making sure nothing was left behind. Her I'm wet from the storm, not drunk excuse wasn't fooling anyone. The cuffs stayed on and the drama kept rolling. >> There any other ammo or anything? >> Nothing. Nothing. No. Nothing. Nothing. >> Where's your camera, Doc? >> In my work. My camera's back. I work. Did you pee your pants by any chance? >> Huh? >> Did you pee your pants? >> No, I'm wet because I was in the freaking storm. >> Okay. Where's the camera? >> At work. >> It's not dock. You said it was docked. >> No, it's docked at work. Yeah. >> I docked it at work. >> Okay, >> Justin, come grab her. I'm going to do PC. >> I'm not leaving. I You can let me go. I promise. That's water. >> You can let me go. >> I'm not letting you go anyway. I'm I'm not going nowhere. I promise you I'm not. >> I'm not running away. >> Yep. >> Charlie 5, you can do a time stamp for PC search. >> Time stamp is 2305. ready. Oh, [Music] I'm not I'm not You know the deal, right? >> Yeah, I know. >> I'm not trying to be fixed. >> It's fine. You have nothing in your pockets at all. No weapons. Okay. >> Better tell on a supervisor, but [Music] Reed. >> Unfortunately, Reed can't help you. >> Um, >> I know. I know. I was just asking to help. >> There's nothing. There's nothing else in this car. That's really >> There's nothing. No. >> We're just going to be safe. My gun. >> I know. It seems like we're trying to be harsh. I'm This is not what I want to do. >> I already said I know you. >> Officers found more than just whiskey. Two bottles, one half empty, tucked away like Sandy thought she could hide her bad decisions. She was still yammering about her hotel reservation as if that was the issue here. But the cops weren't in the mood for her theatrics. >> Brown paper bag. >> Back windows, too. >> Yes. Roll the back windows, >> too. 23. >> I'll come in. I mean, >> you want me to go in now? >> Yeah. >> Jump in. We'll bring you back. [Applause] As a few minutes, you want to make clear. [Applause] All [Applause] right. >> Stand up for me. Stay there. Take the cuffs off in a second. And when I do, I'm just going to have to wand you. Okay. >> That's fine. You can wand. >> I have nothing on you. I promise you that. I may have a vape. Actually, I don't have a >> vape. 103. >> Stay right there for me. Okay. >> Yep. I'm not moving. >> Cam's on again, just so you're aware. >> Yep. That's fine. >> All right. I'm just going to wand you. >> Don't reach for it. Don't reach for it. >> You can pull my shirt up. I have nothing. >> Maybe my belt. >> Any parking lot? Google1 with a metal wire in it. >> Yeah, >> my belt is velcro, so there should be nothing in my belt. >> All right. Now, take a seat. >> Oh. Uh, yeah. Hold on. Turn around and go back. Oh, I have my um wallet. Can I have my wallet? Can you take my wallet off? >> At the police station, Sandy was in full victim mode, whining about her cuffs and begging to use the bathroom. Her Velcro belt and bra wire set off alarms, but her real crime was thinking she could talk her way out of this. The cops stayed professional, but you could feel their eye rolls from here. >> Hang on a second. >> Female officer is going to search you. Make it easier. All right, I'm not going to freaking hurt you guys. Like, >> you could just turn around for me. Face that wall. He's scared of me. >> I have nothing. He took my gun. >> All right, I just got to check anyway, right? >> You guys are [ __ ] wussy. >> Hey, I have a a wallet here. >> You have a wallet? >> I have a wallet with not It's not It doesn't have a knife. It's a wallet. No, it's in it's in here. Can I grab it? >> Which one? In this one. >> Put your hand on the wall. >> Um, you put your hand on the wall. It's fine. >> There's something flat in this pocket. I don't know. >> It's a wallet. >> It's a wallet. I'll loosen my belt and you can grab it. >> I got it. >> Thank you. It's a wallet. >> That's your wallet? >> No. There's another one, right? >> Yes. >> I'm on you. What can I say? >> Yeah, probably should. >> It's just that stuff that I get glasses in the thing and your ring off. >> You'll get you'll get it back after. Don't worry. >> I'm not taking it. >> I'm not taking my ring off. I don't have to take my ring off. Yes, you do. >> Not at home. >> Yes, you do. >> Mhm. All jewelry. >> Take your ring off, please. >> Look, I don't got no jewelry on either. Take your ring off. >> I don't have earrings. Are you taking my earrings? >> You have to take them off, too. >> Of course. You didn't say that >> before I said it. Can you give me a little plastic bag, please? >> Well, if you put it in there, put in the bag. >> Can I use the bathroom? >> Not right now. >> Can I please use the bathroom right now? >> Got a little bit of something, son. >> I have to pee. Can I please use the bathroom? >> Not right now. >> I don't have to take my ring. I don't have to take my ring off. You got to take your ring off. >> Take your ring off. >> Come on. I'll put it with these. >> You'll get it back after. >> Can I use the bathroom, please? >> In a minute. Take your ring off, please. >> Come on. I I won't let it go. No way. >> You're being an [ __ ] I don't have >> I don't want to do this anymore than than you're making me do this. So, this is >> I'm not making you do this. You're being an [ __ ] because I I actually don't have to take my ring off. >> Come on. Take your take your ring off, please. >> Can you just have your ring first? Can I use Perfect. So, March, I'll go put it in a little baggie. >> Can I use the bathroom? >> Look, you can. But look, everything's going to go in here. Look. >> Can I use the glasses? >> Yeah. Hold on. Glasses. And look, ring, earrings, >> have to take my ring off cuz I I don't Well, whatever. Can I use the bathroom? >> Let me talk to them. Oh no, I'm not the arresting officer. I don't >> Sandy refused to take off her ring and earrings as if she wrote the rule book. This was a master class in how to make a bad situation worse. Officers weren't budging and her I'm not a criminal please were drowned out by the evidence. Whiskey, erect sign, and her own admission. >> I don't have We're not telling you you can't. You just got to give us a minute. All her stuff is in that plastic clear plastic bag on the >> Am I Where's OT? I'm still on. Hold on. Am I still making her take her boots off and everything? >> Listen, Lieutenant said just wander. >> I did. And now she now see she she searched her, but there's procedure. Kenny. >> Yeah. Oh, whatever we normally do, that's what we do. >> That's what I asked. Well, we don't take shoes off usually. >> Yeah, we do. >> You flip them. I know you flip them. So, >> every arrest clear off. >> In the end, Sandy's wild ride landed her in cuffs with a wrap sheet to match. Her car got towed, her gun got secured, and her excuses got nowhere. What could have been a quick my bad turned into a flood of bad choices. Sandy's night was a total wash out. Sandy was cited for multiple violations, including operating under the influence, reckless driving, leaving the scene of an accident, failure to report an accident, consuming alcohol inside a vehicle, and having an open container. As of October 11th, 2025, her case remains pending in South Planefield Municipal Court. 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. Till then, keep watching.