A Tampa woman was pushed into a pole by another driver who admitted causing the crash -- but she was the one who left in handcuffs, after officers determined she was driving under the influence. Officers responded to a crash where the at-fault driver openly admitted she sideswiped Amanda's car while passing a slower vehicle and pushed her into a pole. As officers worked the scene, they noticed Amanda had been driving in the bike lane, seemed disoriented, and that "something was off." A DUI investigator was called in to evaluate her. Amanda told officers she'd had "two drinks" at lunch earlier that day. After a set of field sobriety exercises, she was placed under arrest for DUI. Her keys -- which she believed were still in the ignition -- were found in the pocket of her dress. She later provided breath samples of .176 and .194, more than twice Florida's .08 legal limit. 🌐 More cases: bodycamzero.com This footage was obtained through a public records request and is part of the public record. Bodycam Zero presents law enforcement footage without narration so viewers can watch events unfold and draw their own conclusions.