A 58-year-old woman sat in her car in a bar parking lot in Flagler County, Florida. She had been drinking. She decided not to drive home. Bar staff called deputies after she was seen slumped over the wheel with the engine running. A deputy asked for her driver's license. She refused, insisting she had done nothing wrong because the car had never moved. The deputy explained Florida's actual physical control statute eight times, warned her she could be arrested for DUI, and offered to let her call someone for a ride home. She refused roughly eighteen times. She was pulled from the vehicle and arrested. She told deputies it was the first time she had been in handcuffs in her life. The resisting charge was later dropped. The DUI was reduced to reckless driving. Agency: Flagler County Sheriff's Office Location: Flagler County, Florida Arrest charges: DUI, resisting officer without violence Disposition: Resisting dropped, DUI reduced to reckless driving Footage obtained through public records request under Chapter 119, Florida Statutes. No narration. No commentary. Just the footage.