On May 16, 2025, Algonquin Police Officers were called to a laundromat to do a welfare check on a woman who was acting strangely. Witnesses described the woman getting in the faces of customers, saluting them, and making strange sounds. When Officer Moore went into the laundromat, he was greeted by a saluting 28-year-old woman. Officer Moore observed that the woman's pupils were pinpointed and she was acting very strangely. She presented an ID from Indiana and claimed to be staying at a hotel. Based on her behavior, Officer Moore advised her that she would not be allowed to drive. He offered to call her an Uber. When she declined that, he offered to take her back to her hotel. She also declined that option. A representative of the laundromat wanted her trespassed from the business, so the woman was given 5 minutes to collect her laundry and leave. She then proceeded to get into the driver's seat of her vehicle. Officer Moore stopped her from starting the vehicle and advised her that he was starting a Driving Under the Influence (DUI) investigation. The woman agreed to participate in standardized field sobriety tests and was eventually placed under arrest. She refused to provide a blood sample or a urine specimen, so Officer Moore applied for and was granted a warrant to compel a blood draw and urine specimen collection. However, despite the warrant, the woman refused to allow Officer Moore to execute the warrant. As a result, she was also charged with resisting or obstructing an officer. After she was issued citations, she was driven back to her hotel. Her case is still open and all suspects are presumed to be innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.