Police Report: "On February 10th, 2024, at 2317 hours, I, DFC P. Kotowski, responded to the intersection of Seminole Woods Blvd and Sesame Blvd, in reference to a crash with injuries. Upon my arrival, I made contact with Deputy J. Zalak and Deputy M. Rexford, who advised me a white-in-color Nissan Altima crashed into the woods after continuing westbound from Sesame Blvd onto Seminole Woods, instead of turning left or right. The vehicle was operated by Sheranet positively identified by her photograph in the Florida Driver and Vehicle Information Database (D.A.V.I.D.). Deputy Rexford informed me that while speaking to Sheranet, she repeatedly covered her mouth, though he detected the odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from her as she spoke, in addition to her statement not making sense, and her eyes appearing bloodshot and watery. I spoke to Sheranet, and immediately detected the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage emanating from her as she spoke in a heavily slurred tone. Sheranet was highly emotional and crying continuously while I was speaking to her. Furthermore, I observed Sheranet's eyes to be bloodshot, watery, and glassy. Sheranet's statements were inconsistent, and she was unable to explain what happened, repeating that she was at a friend's house. Based on my observations, I believed Sheranet to be impaired by alcohol or other substance. I informed Sheranet that the crash investigation was completed, and I was beginning a criminal investigation, advising Sheranet of her Miranda Warning at 2337 hours. Sheranet waived her right to counsel and agreed to speak to me. Sheranet was asked if she had consumed any alcoholic beverages, to which she eventually stated that she drank three glasses of wine at her friend's house. Sheranet also stated that the only occupants of the vehicle were her and her children, who were sitting in the back and Sheranet was operating the vehicle. Sheranet was asked if she consumed any alcoholic beverages after the accident, to which she informed me that she had not, and her last drink was at her friend's house. I asked Sheranet if she would be willing to participate in Standardized Field Sobriety Exercises, informing her they are voluntary and not mandatory, though if she did not wish to participate, I would make a decision based on the indicators of impairment observed. Sheranet agreed to participate in Standardized Field Sobriety Exercises. (Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus) When asking Sheranet if she understood the instructions, she acknowledged that she did. Prior to beginning Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus, I checked for pupil size, which was normal, resting nystagmus, which was not present, and equal-tracking, which was normal. Throughout this exercise, I observed the following clues: Lack of smooth pursuit in Sheranet's left and right eye. Distinct and sustained nystagmus at maximum deviation in Sheranet's right and left eye. Onset of nystagmus prior to 45 degrees in Sheranet's right and left eye. (Modified Rhomberg Balance) I then began the "Modified Rhomberg Balance" exercise. I provided instructions to Sheranet, asking Sheranet if she knew her numbers one through one hundred. I asked Sheranet to stand with her feet together, arms to the side, head tilted back, and eyes closed. I then asked Sheranet to estimate the passing of thirty seconds in her head and to tell me when she was done by opening her eyes and stating "done". I asked Sheranet if she understood the instructions, to which she replied "yes". Sheranet began the "Rhomberg with Recitation" exercise. The time from when Sheranet started counting to when Sheranet stopped counting was 52 seconds. Sheranet had to be told repeatedly to count in her head, though would quickly return to counting out loud. Throughout this exercise, I observed Sheranet present the following: Eyes did not remain closed. Swayed forward/backward. I had probable cause to believe Sheranet's mental and physical faculties were impaired beyond her ability to safely operate a motor vehicle and she was placed under arrest at 0004 hours for operating a motor vehicle under the influence. Sheranet's children were turned over to her mother who took custody of them. (Breath Test) The breath test was administered at 0055 hours, using the Intoxilyzer 8000. Sheranet produced a first result of 0.148 and a second result of 0.133. The breath test was concluded at this point. . Due to Sheranet's level of impairment contributing to negligent operation of a motor vehicle, resulting in a crash, she failed to make a reasonable effort to protect her children from risk of harm and it is reasonable to believe that her actions may have resulted in serious physical injury or a substantial risk of death, for her one-year-old and two-year-old present in the vehicle at the time. Sheranet was additionally charged with two counts of child neglect." Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4vkfq33gwTqHQYTzfQuE-g/join