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Woman with two degrees refuses to get out of her car. Officers say she's drunk, but what they find in her purse blows the whole case wide open. college with the Maryland 12 or for Edward King 9074. For Edward King 9074 and a black Nissan [Music] [Applause] Hello. Hello. Hey. What's going on? What took you so long to stop for me? Um, I'm trying to go home. You're what? Trying to go home. You're trying to go um home. Home. Okay. Where's that at? Can you shut the car off for me, please? Yes, I can. Perfect. Where you coming from tonight? Um, a friend's house. Where's that at? So, what's Here, I'll take the keys from you. I don't really want you going anywhere the way you were driving. You know, you hit a curb back there. You ran over a curb and everything. You're all over the place. Did you know that? I'm just trying to go home because tomorrow I'm going home to Maryland. I'm sorry. Tomorrow I'm going home. Okay. To Maryland. Oh, okay. So, I'm trying to go to my parents house. Okay. Which is two blocks up the house. Oh, okay. You know where you're at right now? Yes. Where's that at? I am on Sunberry Road. Okay. Headed to pass um what is that? I can't remember. Or to my parents house. Okay. Where's your parent? Where do your parents live? Where's that in reference to Sunbury Road? It's like 3 miles. 3 miles. Which way? Like this way, that way, that way. It's up the block. Okay, cool, cool, cool. Um, how much you had to drink tonight? I've had one drink. One drink. What was it? Um, Jack A Jack Daniels. Like a full bottle of Jack Daniels? No, like a shot. Like a shot. Okay. That's all you've had to drink tonight? You haven't had anything else? I'm a 180 lb. You're 180 lb. So, yep. I'm just trying to go home. Okay. And go to sleep. Okay. Cuz tomorrow I'm going back to power. Okay. I got you. All right. Um would you want to step out of the car for me and do some some tests just to make sure you're okay to drive? I'm good to drive. You can. You're not okay to drive. You You ran over a curb. You were in and out of your lane all over the place. I lit you up. You kept driving. I can park it if you want me to. No, we're not going to do that. We're going to We're going to We're going to step out of the car. Okay. Because I don't live here. I'm sorry. I do not live here. Okay, that's fine. Your parents live here though, right? And um so ridiculous. I'm sorry. So ridiculous. What's ridiculous? So, he's trying to go home and go to sleep. Okay. Well, we can work on that. It I I want to make sure you're okay to drive home and go to sleep. Okay. So, if you don't mind, you just want to step out for me and we can run through some things. I don't. You don't want to step out? Why is that? I mean, why do I need to? Because I'm telling you to. I I want to I want to make sure you're okay to drive. I don't want to. Why is that? Because I'm handicapped and I don't I'm sorry. I'm handicapped. Okay. What do you mean by that? Like what? Your ankles? No, I've had like um right about my house. I've had um um hip surgery. Okay. Hip surgery. And um Yeah. So, I don't want to do that. Okay. So, you had you said you had one Jack Daniels tonight. Yes. Give me an idea of what that was exactly. One Jack Daniels. Okay. We're just trying to go home to my parents house and go to sleep. Okay. Well, I want to make sure you're okay to drive. Yes. So, what's the issue with you stepping out of the car with me and making sure that you're okay to drive? Because based on what handicapped because I told you I am handicapped, right? But you can walk, right? You don't need like a cane to walk or anything. I mean, I'm just going to check your eyes. You're not handicapping your eyes. I'm sorry. Sometimes I do. What do you mean? Need a handicap? Like need a Yes, I do. Okay. But here's the thing. If I can check your eyes, you don't you can sit down on my front bumper. You can you can't see it. No, I just want to go home. I'm like 2 miles. Okay. Well, here's the thing. We're a little bit past that point because based on my observations, based on you driving, like it is not safe for you to be on the road with how you were driving. So, if you want me to park, I one, you had your lights off. Okay. You were completely blacked out. No. Two, I lit you up. You turned on to Central College and you drove up on the curb. Then you drove back onto the road. Then you drove through the parking lot with my emergency lights still on. Now you're going northbound on Sunbury Road all over the place. Almost hitting curbs. And then you turn into here. I had my lights on the whole time. If you want me to park and take a lift from here, we're past that point. Or if you want me to if you want to follow me to my house? Nope. That's not how we do things. They don't do that in Maryland. Is that where you're from? I'm from here. They don't They don't do that in Maryland. They don't do that in Ohio. Okay. We don't do that in Ohio. See if she'll do alphabetic numbers. Okay. Do you know what What's your highest level of education? I have a bachelor's and a master's. You have bachelors and masters. Okay. Would it be fair to say that you know the alphabet? Yes. Okay. Um but I'm not going to get out of the car and do all of that. So, no. You could do the alphabet in here. Okay. Okay. What I want you to do is I want you to start at the letter F without singing and end at T. Okay. Without singing. So, start at the letter F. Hi, G. Right. Start at the letter F and end at T without singing. F I G H I D B L Z. Right. I don't know. Is that right? I mean, this is ridiculous. Okay. Okay. Is that all you got? live like two m like not even two blocks from here. I don't know. I can't help you there. So, all right. Um, you want to step out of the car for me? You don't want to? What's your first name? I want to call my What's your first name? You want me to call my attorney? I'm sorry, ma'am. You're You're under arrest right now. Okay. Do not reach for anything. You're under arrest. my attorney. Okay, we could do that. We could do that, but we need you to step out of the car. Okay. Are you really You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Okay. Why? Please step out for us. Are you for real? Yes. If you don't step out, then if you don't step out, then we have to help you out in place. Literally, like I'm in in in town to take care of my parents. Okay. Step out. That's the only reason why I'm in town and I'm like two minutes from my parents house. Okay. And like, why are you like doing this? I went to Westville North uh high school. Like why are you ma'am? You're under arrest. Stop reaching. Don't reach. Stop reaching. Call my attorney. We will do that. Okay. Step out for me. Okay. Okay. Don't touch me. You are under arrest. I am going to come out under you have to do that when I tell you to stop preaching. Okay. I'm going to come out. Okay. You need to step out. Don't do that. Please step out. Please stop doing that. Move your feet out. Step out. Move your legs out so you don't fall. Okay. Okay. All right. Okay. Are you going to make us drag you down? Stop. I told you I was I told you I had I was Place your hands behind your back. Hands behind you. No, I'm not I'm not resisting. Why are you guys doing this? Stop pulling your arm. This is the black people. 541. I'm not resisting. Stand by. We had to pull out. There's no reason. This one's going to be tighter. Well, that's why we were asking you to step out. I was trying to step. You weren't trying to step out, ma'am. You're doing everything. You're under arrest. Okay. You're under arrest. 9341. You're under arrest right now. Why? For OVI. All righty. Put your feet underneath you. I can't because I'm I have handicap. I don't want to bruise you. I know women bruise you, so I don't want to. No. Can you bring your knees up to your belly? I No, cuz your handicap. You have anything in the car that you need to hang or anything? No. Okay. All right. Let's walk back to the car. Okay. You're driving while intoxicated. That's why. I just want to go home. Okay. Well, that's not going to happen anymore. Can you walk back here for me? There you go. I can't get my phone. Can I call work on that? I got to call my mother. We're going to We're going to We're going to work on that. If you cooperate with us, I will give you a phone call. I'm trying to cooperate with y'all, but I need to call my parents. Okay, we'll get to that. We have other things we have to do right now. No, no, they they live too. All right. Okay. Come on. I need to call. We're going to Okay, we're going to stop. I need to call my parents. Where's going? I got her if you want to get it back. Stop reaching your pocket or anything. Okay. I'm not. But I need to call my parents. We're going to go down. No, you're not. You're not letting me talk to my parents. Okay, we will. I told you we will. It's just going to take time. Okay. They're like two blocks up here. I will call your parents. Okay. be so disappointed in me. Can you sit in the car for me, please? Nobody's perfect. Everybody makes mistakes. Okay. The sooner the sooner you sit in your car, the sooner we will call your parents. Call them. We will. We will sit back here and sit there for me. Okay. There you go. Keep going back. Keep going back. There you go. Slide your butt up there. You're going to have to kind of boost yourself up. All right. Can you please call them? Can I We will. We will. Come on. Let's get your legs in. The sooner you sit in the car, the sooner we will call your parents. We're just going up to the West Police Department. That's all we're doing. And we'll call your parents. All right. We will. Can you Can you hop in for us? He's going to help you get up in the seat if you can't get up. Okay. He's going have to go on that side. The other officer is going to help get you up here. Okay. I'm going to lift your legs and he's going to I can't You got that way. Okay. There we go. Thank you. You're welcome. All right. My We're going to get your keys and your phone, everything. We'll get it. The suspect was charged with operating a vehicle impaired, OVI, and possession of cocaine after officers discovered 0.21 g of cocaine hidden in a $20 bill inside her purse. If you enjoyed this video, let us know in the comments and be sure to subscribe for more never-before-seen arrest footage. [Music]

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