even matter. Like to be honest, you're you're asking me if I had too much to drink and I haven't. >> Hands out your pockets. Hands out your pocket. Right. >> I'm not >> I'm going to check your sobriety. All right. Huh? >> I'm not nobody to like even check. Why? >> You're under infl. >> Why? >> Cuz you're driving drunk. >> I'm not driving drunk. >> Give me your hand. Your hand. All right. >> Yes. >> I'm driving not drunk. Literally >> on January 17th, 2025 on a busy West Palm Beach road, a mom nodded off drunk behind the wheel, kid in the back, car dead center in traffic. Bystanders panicked. Cops rushed in. Watch the video to see how a quick nap turned into a nightmare. >> [music] >> Ma'am. [music] >> Huh? >> Nope. >> Ma'am. Y4 [music] 58 Charlie backlash >> speak English. >> Yes. >> Okay. What do you what what's going on there? Boy, ain't nobody going on. Nobody just going to sleep. That's it. >> Sleep. >> Yes. >> Hey, sweetheart. >> Hey, >> come here, sweetheart. >> Can you do a favor? Can you >> Okay. How much you had to drink tonight? >> Huh? >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> Give me nothing. >> Nothing. I just went to sleep >> in the middle in the car. >> Literally. >> Did your child in the back seat? >> You see his green seat? >> Your child in the back seat? >> No. I went to go pick her up from my grandma. >> Too scared. >> Take your hands out of your pockets. All right. How much had you drink today? >> Don't we scared? >> Don't we scared me? >> How old is your daughter? >> Five. >> I'm going to give you a blanket. Okay. Here's your blanket. Give her a blanket. There's no accident. >> No, he told me to come check on the kid. >> Yeah, you can check the kid, too. Also, >> might as well. >> Fine. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, how much have you had to drink today? Take your hands out your pockets. I know it's cold. Take your hands [ __ ] How much have you had to drink today? >> I haven't really had any drink at all. >> Your eyes. Okay. Your eyes are sling. >> You can drink to me. >> I can drink to you tonight. >> It doesn't even matter. Like to be honest, you're you're asking me if I had too much to drink and I haven't. >> Hands out your pockets. Hands out your pockets. All right. I'm not >> I'm going to check your sobriety. All right. Huh? >> I'm not nobody to like even check the kid in the car. >> I'm that right person. >> Yes. Get in the car. I'm about to perform a signal one investigation. >> All right. >> All right. So, I'm going to check your eyes. All right. >> You need to get him out or her out as fast as possible. We got a possible signal one in that car. >> All right. >> All right. So, I'm going check your eyes, right? >> You follow this pen. All right. Tip this pen. >> Cops tapped the window like a horror flick. Mom blinked awake, slurring, "Nothing to drink." While her eyes screamed, "Hangover." Kid sat loose in the back. No buckle. Pure chaos fuel. She kept jamming hands in pockets, mumbling, "Just sleeping." Too drunk to understand instructions. And that 5-year-old paid the front row price. Ben. Keep your hand in your pockets. >> I'm not that person. >> All right. You understand? >> All right. >> Where where your keys at? >> They're with the car. >> Okay. All right. Follow us. We're going to go left and right. Right. It's going to with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> What is your name? >> What? >> Huh? So she Okay. >> What's your daughter's name? >> Check your eyes and your eyes only. All right. >> Yeah. >> You need to follow this. Okay. You got to move your head. Your head cannot sway. All right. You got to take your Okay. Good. All right. All right. Follow me. Okay. Ready? Go. Just a tip. >> Does that light bother you at all? Cuz we can do it without the light. >> Without Okay, we'll do it without the left light. All right. >> No, it's okay cuz I don't want you guys to get >> It's fine. It's fine. All right. It's fine. Okay. So, you see this? Hey, it's loud, bro. Let's go over here. Follow me over here. All right. So, you see this line the ground, right? You have to keep your hands in your pockets. All right. All right. Thank you. I understand it's cold and everything like that, but I need to have your hands in your pocket. All right. All right. So, you see this white line, right? >> Okay. So, I want you to take this position, right? You see my hands? All right. Put them by your side like this. Okay. So stay like that. All right. You're going to put your left foot over your right foot like so. Okay. No, wait. Hold on. Wait. Follow me. Right. Follow me. You put your left foot over your right foot like so. Right. No. No. Don't start yet. Don't start yet. All right. Just watch me. Okay. Just All you have to say is yes, I understand. All right. >> Yes. >> All right. So, you're going to put your left foot over your right foot. All right. >> You're You're still doing it. You're still doing it. All right. You're starting when I'm not telling you to start. All right. Stay. Hands by your side. Hands by your side. All right. Stay like that. Okay. Stay like that. Don't follow me yet. All right. So, stay like that. Watch my feet. All right. So, with your left foot or your right foot, right? Okay. Going to count out loud. It's going to be nine heel toe steps. Right. Like this. One, >> two, three, four, five, six. All right. Just I know. Focus on me. All right. So, with your left foot, right, you're going to take your left foot off the the line, right? >> This is my left foot. >> Sorry, right. Hands to your side. Hands to your side. To your side. >> All right. Hands to your side. Hands out your pockets. It's to your side. >> To your side. All right. Like this. Okay. >> All right. >> Go for it. >> All right. So, you got your >> field tests hit like a comedy roast. She followed the pen with her whole head, swaying like a palm in a hurricane. Heel to toe, more like stumbled to asphalt. Cops begged hands out pockets a dozen times. She treated it like hideand seek. This wasn't her first time driving drunk. Just the first time she got caught. >> No, you're good. You can talk now. >> All right. Where's your phone at? >> All right. Give me a second. All right. All right. So, this next exercise is called the onelegged stand. All right. You know what that means? So, you're going to take any foot. You got to take your hands out your pockets, my friend. >> I understand, Bobby. I don't know. I'm not trying to be >> I'm not your Poppy. All right. You got to keep your hand by your side pie. I understand. >> I'm not trying to keep nothing from you. >> That's okay. All right. >> At the same time, I don't have nothing from you guys that I want to evade. >> Okay, that's cool. All right, let's focus on the task. All right, you take any foot that you would like. All right. Do you have any medical problems on your knees? Anything of the sort? >> No. >> Why? >> Wait, you're starting. I didn't say start yet. Just wait. All right. Do you understand what I explained to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. That being said, you may begin. >> All right. Ready? >> Mhm. >> One, two, three, four, five, six. >> Well, that's You got to put your hands by your sides. >> Nine, 10. >> You got to start over. >> All right. Hands by your side the entire time. I told them, right? Go ahead. >> Ready? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11. >> Point. You got your point fingers. All right, cool. So, all right. You're going to lean back, right? Lean back. Okay, cool. Straight your hands out. Okay, now just look at me. All right. When I say left, you're going to take your finger, point like this, and touch your nose with your left hand. Right. Don't start. Just show me. Just watch. All right. Then when I say right, you're going to take your finger right and touch your nose. Y'all look at me. You got to look at me. >> Yeah. Touch your nose like so. No. Put your fingers straight. Both hands out. Point like this. Okay. You got to put your thumbs in. You got to put your thumbs in. You got to put your thumbs in. >> I am. >> All right. Lean like this. All right. Close your eyes. All right. Right. Ready. Left. And I could tell you to bring your hand down. Right. >> Okay. >> Right. Right. Left. Left. Right. Right. Left. All right. Right. One leg stand lasted two seconds before she toppled, giggling through finger to nose like it's a party trick. Smiling creepily wide while officers explained felony math. Disgusting. and criminal behavior by the mother and she thought it was funny. Her mood instantly changed when the reality hit. "Why?" she whined when cuffs clicked. "Uh because you risked your child, genius." >> All right. Unfortunately, you're in charge of DUI. All right. >> Why? >> You're under. >> Why? >> Cuz I You're driving drunk. >> I'm not driving drunk. >> Give me your hand. Give me your hand. All right. >> Sir. >> Yes. I'm driving not drunk. Literally. >> Okay. Just real quick. >> No sir. I don't want to be like disrespectful at all. >> You feel me? I don't want to be disrespectful at all. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> At all. You feel me? And that's that's the reason like I love my baby. >> All right. Do you have anything in your person? >> No, I don't. >> All right. >> For what though? >> Driving alcohol with a child in the vehicle. But I'm not. >> You were asleep behind the the wheel of the vehicle. >> No, I'm not. >> You were. I just I I had to take you out the car. >> No, I'm not. >> Literally, I'm not. >> Can you call my dad? >> Yes. We're going to call your dad. All right. >> Can you call my mom? >> Yes. Can I call your mom? >> Have a seat. >> I didn't even commit a crime. >> Have a seat. Have Can you have Can you sit down, please? >> Yes. But I didn't really call my mom. >> Yes, you did. Yes, you did. It's a very serious crime. All right. Have a seat. >> How? >> You drove. I can't. We can't forget that you drove uninfluence alcohol. All right. Sorry. >> You seem like a great person, but just put your feet in. >> No, but listen. >> I listen. You put your feet in. Can you put your feet in? >> I didn't. Okay. I'm going to put my foot in, but I didn't put in my right intentions or like >> that made sense to you, but didn't make sense to me. Can you sit down, please? We're in the middle of a ride. I want to get hit by a car. >> Can we like, you know, put your feet in? >> I understand, sir. That quick nap cost her license freedom and any mom of the year trophy. Four months grounded, DUI classes, fines stacked high, plus a kid who will remember mommy's creepy grin in cuffs. Booze whispered adventure. Reality screamed endangerment. Next time the wheel calls, hand the keys to someone sober. The woman was charged with child endangerment as well as driving under the influence. Her driving privileges were revoked for 4 months and she was required to complete DUI programs in addition to paying a fine. 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 [music] 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.