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out. I don't get [ __ ] Let me out, [ __ ] Let me out, [ __ ] [ __ ] get me out. August 30th, 2024. Teach, California. A late night crash at Cumberland Road in Dart Drive sets off an investigation that quickly escalates beyond the accident itself. Witnesses report the car was speeding moments before it lost control. >> Hey, sir. What we got? >> Um, so leave intoxicated female. Her car is over there by the shed and they have a motor hand. >> Oh, okay. That's the only vehicle involved in the in the crash. The single vehicle vehicle. Um I don't know if it rolled. I just got here. So, she's out of the vehicle. They're assessing her now. >> Anyone over there in that area? >> Yeah, there's a vehicle on the other side of that [ __ ] >> Was she the only one in the vehicle as far as you know? >> Yeah. So, she first said she had someone with her, but then she said she did. And they they accounted for the girl that she thought was they got the >> You guys want You guys going to check the car? >> Yeah, we'll check. >> Just double check, make sure. Thanks. Do you know if anybody here witnessed this? >> No. >> We just got a call. The young lady here called it teenager. >> Anybody here witnessed this? >> Yeah. All three of us. >> Oh, okay. Outstanding. So, tell me what you saw. >> I was saw you in the vehicle vehicle in front of us. >> Were you all three in the same car or different car? >> But they were right behind me. Okay. >> And um >> So, were you right behind her then? >> No, she was behind all of us. >> It was her first, us second, and then her coming. >> Yeah, we were coming up. >> She passed you coming up Cumberland. She went got into the left lane, passed us, and then proceeded to pass her. Okay. >> All before this turn and was like flying >> flying. We were going I don't know like >> we were going I was going about like 53. >> Uhhuh. >> And she was probably going about like 85 90. No, I feel like it was so the turn itself I think was super fast. >> Okay. The one thing you after she passed her, you can see that there was almost a late reaction jerk once she realized the turn was coming up. Um, and then it immediately I think she hit the dirt back there and then that was when she just >> it flipped completely. We watched the headlights and then and there was a bunch of dust and smoke and then we pulled over immediately got out ran down here to find her. I mean, obviously we can throw in consideration that she's been through something that was kind of traumatizing and she's scared, but other than that, do you feel like you're talking to your daughter and just despite despite the circumstances, it seems this is kind of Is this her mannerisms? >> Okay. You understand some of our concerns, of course. >> Did you really like >> honestly I I just remember I woke up and she had I remember my Let's do this. Let's go. I really want to say I know I was supposed to drive brace take over that. >> Let's get all her info and then I'll check home and I cry. >> Um I guess we'll let the office feel. >> Are you going to take >> make sure the other cuz she's absolutely refusing from us. >> I figure to go to the hospital. >> Oh yeah. >> Oh no. No. >> I'm fine. >> No 100%. >> I mean like my head hurts a little bit. What I'm doing is I'm now like passing on I'm passing on my assessment now and I'm he'll do his assessment and then everything checks out. You're an adult. You have the right to to refuse. >> You want to tell me what happened? >> I thought there was a deer so I swerved and then I swerved into the side of the mountain and I guess I froze. But it's because I've only had my license for a few months. So I mean I'm not that experienced. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I haven't drinking anything. >> You haven't dranken anything? >> Yeah. Okay. They could do like I don't do anything like that. >> How fast were you going before you got here? Before you got to this point, I >> was going like probably like 60. I I went I was probably I was speeding. I definitely was. >> All right. Well, you are not free to leave. Have a seat and just wait here for a minute and I'll be right back. >> Sorry. Whoa. flash. Well, so the two people she passed said they were doing probably about 55 when she passed them and they thought she was doing 90. >> Yeah, cuz there's pieces of the car up here. >> Yeah. I mean, this thing's she's lucky she walked away from this >> and nobody else was with her that >> she I guess originally she said she had a passenger with her, but fire department said they were able to concern confirm that she'd already dropped her off and I've had several people come over and look and I >> I don't see I walked all the way up there now. There's pieces of car up there, but I don't see anybody. >> Right. Yeah. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to administer a test to determine whether or not you're under the influence of alcohol. Okay? It's really important that you follow my instructions. I'm going to I'm going to be as fair as I can be with you. There's no tricks. And so, all you need to do is do what I ask you to do. Follow only with your eyes when I move my finger. Okay? So, don't follow with your head. Just simply I want only your eyeballs to move. >> Okay? Next thing I want to do is what I want you to do is put your feet together, hands at your sides. Let's go a little bit further back so you have more room. >> Oh, okay. >> Do me a favor. Say more this way. Sorry, my head hurts a little bit. >> It's okay. I get it. I want you to start with your right foot on an imaginary line and then your left foot behind it. >> Okay. >> Hands at your side. Then go ahead and start. >> Okay. >> 1 2 3 4. >> Sorry, my head hurts really bad. >> Okay, >> I cried. >> No, I get it. I get it. >> Sorry. >> Are you going to go to the hospital? Are you fine? Um, honestly, I mean, my head hurts a little bit, but honestly, I'm probably just going to sleep. >> Then, do me a favor. Just hang on. And, um, >> okay. >> It's fine. >> It'll be okay cuz her car is so >> like you're alive and not hurting. >> My darling. >> Okay. It's all right. >> Hey, were you Was she going to check her blood sugar? We were going to, but she Are you Is she Oh, she is. >> Yeah. Yeah. If you could check her blood sugar, that would be that would be good. Yeah, she's >> Okay. I I couldn't show. I thought maybe >> Yeah, I know. He's going to uh We're going to take her to the station and do a breath test on her. So, we're going to take her and do a breath test on her. >> And does it seem more alcohol than um I mean, it could >> Yeah. Usually, usually an estagmas is alcohol. >> Okay, good. If she does test and you take her to the station, are you guys going to take her to the hospital, get any medical clearance, or are you good on it? I mean, she's not going with us. So, >> no, she's not going with Well, it depends on what she blows. And I'm not sure how old she is. She She already She's already claiming she hit her head, right? I mean, I don't know how she didn't hit her head. >> I don't know how she's like She's lucky. I mean, if you look at the car, though, the intrusion and all the problems were really on the passenger side with the roof ripped off and all the crashes. Hers was looked at at least I could see pretty intact. >> It was. Yeah. >> So, what happened? So, >> I guess she was wearing a seat belt. >> Yeah. 85. >> All right, >> she's good. >> No, we're good to go then. >> Uh, you want to transport or you want? >> They're going to take you into the station. >> Why? >> We're going to breath test you at the station. >> Watch it. Why? >> Uh, to make sure that there's no You haven't been drinking. >> I'm fine. >> Okay, we're going to go. >> Okay. Well, I took all this test. Why do I need to go in? >> Because you didn't pass those test. >> Because you didn't pass those tests. That's why I did. >> Okay. Okay. We're going to >> I want to go home. >> You're not going home. >> You don't get to go home. If you want me, I want to go home. No, you're not going home. What are you doing? >> You don't have to be so >> Okay. You're going to go to the ground. >> Okay. What are you being? Because you're walking away. That's why. >> Why? You don't Okay. Okay. You don't have to be so aggressive. What are you doing? Okay. >> Are you going to put your hands behind your back and cooperate? Okay. Put your hands behind your Put your hands behind your back. >> I was before. Why are you breaking my >> Because you tried to walk away. >> I know I wasn't. You were breaking my arm. [ __ ] >> put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Okay. What's your problem? >> Give me this hand. >> Give me this hand. >> What's your problem? >> No. What's your problem? >> My problem is >> you're hurting. Ow. Ow. Okay. You don't have to do that. >> You created that. >> Hey, that was your fault. You did that. >> Okay, ma'am. She's probably not getting released to you. She was going to get released to you. >> Can I give you my number? >> Yeah. You still meet us over there? >> No. >> Okay. All right. >> Still meet us over there. If she calms down and decides to uh cooperate, she might get released to you. >> My arm. >> However, if she wants to continue what she's doing. >> No, you're Oh my god. No. You're not attacking What are you talking about? >> No, you're living attacking me. What are you talking about? I would have gone if you if you want to attack me. What's wrong with you? >> Oh, excuse me. >> She tried to leave after I told her she was detained. >> So, she's not being very cooperative now. >> Stand up. Roll over to your side. No, wait, wait, wait. No, wait. Let me roll over. Roll over to your side. >> There you go. Now, stand up. >> Thank you. Let's put her in your car. >> Hold her here. >> Sure. You bet. >> You're going to break my arm. >> He's going to pull the car up. >> Yeah, he's going to pull the car and we're going to put her in his car. >> All right. The toe. >> You have to break my arm. >> No, we're going to leave it. Uh, they're going to use your AAA. We're not going to We're not going to uh impound it. >> No, it's already here. Um, so he had another car on he was dropping off. >> That was the same guy. >> Yeah, he's going to come back. >> Okay. Well, you have to break my own >> and then you guys can hang out for the >> [ __ ] Okay, I get it. You don't have to [ __ ] nick me, [ __ ] I get it. I'm going. >> They turn it away. >> Stupid ass. No. Why the am I back here? Stupid ass. Old ass. No. Loser. No. You're aing loser. Stupid ass. Old ass. Stupid ass. You're going to die in like [ __ ] 20 years. Old ass. Stupid ass. >> No. [ __ ] this. B me out. Let me out. I don't give a [ __ ] Let me out, [ __ ] Let me out, [ __ ] Never. [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you. D your head, [ __ ] Get me out of here. Get me out. Get me out. Get me. I'll bring myself out. I got money for that. I don't give a [ __ ] Me out. I am not seeing this stuff. Stupid ass [ __ ] car. I passed those mother test now. Get me out of the this mother car, [ __ ] I am not [ __ ] with you. Get me out. I pass those mother test. I pass this test. Why am I a mother stupid? No. You come here this car. I promise you, man. I promise you. I don't care if I'm in cuffs. I don't care if I'm in [ __ ] jail. I don't give a >> No. >> Come on out here. >> [ __ ] you. I'm not going. No, I'm not going to jail. I'm not coming anywhere. I'm going You're going to come out? >> No, I'm coming home. >> So, how how do you want to come out? >> You want to come out? I'm going to kick you in your [ __ ] face. >> How do you want to come out? >> I'm not coming out. I'm going home. >> You can come out one of two ways. You can come out. >> I'm going to call mom if you want to. You want to get me out, [ __ ] You're going to get kicked in your mother face. >> Do you We need you to submit to a test. Okay. >> What test? >> A blood test or a breath test? Nope. >> What? What do you want to do? >> I already took your test and I passed it. So, if you want to take another test, that's going to be tomorrow. I took a test tonight. So, you got the test you wanted. So, if you want to test me, you can test me tomorrow. I got 24 hours to to get tested, right? So, you can test me tomorrow. the ide we're going to sight and release, right? Say we take her on both. >> Well, you have 24 hours to come test me. No, >> I'm not going to come test right now. >> That's fine. Then you're refusing. >> Okay. Well, you can put me in jail because [ __ ] I'm not going to test right now. You can test me tomorrow, but I'm not going to test right now. >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, put me in [ __ ] jail, bro. >> That's where we're going. >> Okay. Okay. Well, I'm not going to test for now. You can test me tomorrow. I don't give a [ __ ] But you can have fun trying to get me out of this car cuz [ __ ] you're going to get some teeth knocked in. I don't give a [ __ ] if you're like 40 years old. No, you want to get in this mother. I promise you. I promise you. And maybe it'll help. >> Let me go grab the under 21 in the meantime. >> So Anna Smith was arrested and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, driving with a blood alcohol concentration over the legal limit, and resisting a peace officer.
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