I'm just trying to go home and not with my daughter also. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> Uh Highwood. >> Highwood. >> The market. >> The market. >> Yeah. >> But can I like figure out what I have to do with my daughter or something before I know you guys have to pick me up? >> Hey girl. On June 26th, 2025, just after midnight, the quiet streets of Highland Park turned into a stage for chaos when a black 2006 Chevy matched the exact description of an erratic driver. Officer Chari wasted no time, lighting up the night with his emergency lights. What seemed like a simple pullover was about to take a sharp turn. Buckle up. Things are only getting started. Hello. >> Hi. >> How are you guys doing tonight? So, I'm officer trying to see Lake Force Police. Reason I'm pulling you over today, looks like your registration is suspended. >> I didn't know that. >> You didn't know that? >> No. >> Okay. Whose car is this? >> Uh, my stepson's. >> Your stepson's car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> The insurance probably. >> Yeah. Does the car not have insurance? >> Uh, my husband pays for it. That's why I asked him. >> He pays for the insurance. Okay. >> Do you know if he has it or >> he should? >> Okay. Do if it's not in the car, do you think he could send it to you? >> Yeah. I mean, at the time he would not. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> I do not. >> Do you have a valid driver's license? >> I do not. >> You don't? Is it Do you have you never had one or is it suspended? Right. >> Suspended for you. >> What is it suspended for? >> Um, >> it's revoked. >> It's revoked. Yeah. Okay. What for? It's been a long time. Like six years. >> Six years. >> I'm just trying to go home when I want my daughter. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> Um Highwood. >> Highwood. >> The market. >> The market. >> Yeah. >> Like the what? There's a festival over there or something. Okay. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Marabel. >> Marbel. What's your last name? >> How do you spell it? >> Z A L A L. >> Okay. Can you just write it for me? >> Uh, do you have a middle initial? >> No. >> Date of birth >> and a good address for you. walking. >> Okay. >> All right. Marble, have you had anything to drink today? >> No. Yeah, it's been a while though. >> How long? >> Maybe like 2 3 hours ago. >> Okay. And what' you have to drink? >> Um, vodka and so >> like how many v like just vodka? >> Yeah. >> How many drinks do you think? >> It's been a while. >> 2 3 hours you said? >> Yeah. Okay. How many drinks? [Music] >> Two or three. >> Two or three. Okay. Cuz I am smelling it coming from you a little bit. >> Yeah. It's just >> And I'm not going to lie to you. Somebody did call your car in saying that you were kind of driving all over the road. >> I just go straight. That's fine. >> Yeah. They said you weren't going straight. That's the issue, too. >> I was. >> Okay. Okay. Can I have you step out of the car real quick for me? >> I just I'm going to have to take my I want to take my daughter home. That's all I'm trying to do. >> Okay. Okay. And we want to just make sure that you're safe to do so. Okay. So, can I have you step out of the car, please? >> From the moment the officer leaned in, the driver's story unraveled faster than a cheap hoodie string, no license, a suspended record, and driving her stepson's uninsured ride, this wasn't looking good. Toss in a casual vodka confession, and you've got a midnight cocktail of trouble. >> Your daughter can wait in the car. Okay. >> You're good. Okay, go lock the back of the truck. [Applause] >> Hi. >> All right, Marabel, you said your license is >> I'm not going to do no surgic test or anything. I'm not lie to you. >> No, >> no, I don't want to. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I just want my get my daughter's face and say anything. >> Okay, got you. >> Okay, so I'm just going to run you real quick. You said your license is revoked. >> Yeah, it is. I'm going to lie to you. I just, you know, I'm trying to do a business. >> Lake Forest is 301 2729. >> Okay. What uh what were you selling over there? >> Uh Millie Pancakes. >> Nice. >> I haven't I haven't had no tickets since like 6 years ago. If my birthday is like I'm in like griefing. I've been griefing. >> Last name Zebra Adam George Adam Lincoln. First name Marbel Mary Adam Robert Ida Boy Edward Lincoln. No middle play Hispanic. >> Where are you from? Uh >> walk um beachwart should be out of beach. Yeah. >> Or walkan. Okay. >> Do you know what it's revoked for or no? >> Um yeah. DIY a long time ago. >> DIY a long time ago. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. So, let's see. You had >> But I've been there. I've been back and forth and from highwood so long. It's been my second year. All I'm doing is like if you guys I'm I'm sorry it's so hard. So yeah, I did have a couple drinks. >> Yeah, >> I did my the Hollywood Market. But don't even say it's my birthday and 4 months my son my stepson passed away. I did have a couple drinks that you >> all I'm doing is just going home. That's all I'm doing. >> Okay. >> And I have to live I have to live a life. >> I understand. And so we're just making sure we want to make sure that you're okay to drive. So again, like I said, I could smell the alcohol coming from you. You kind of your speech is kind of slurred. >> Yeah, I think I'm going to >> to me I mean to me I'm looking at you and you seem like you could be driving intoxicated right now. >> Okay. >> And also there's the issue too of you driving on the revoked license, which you can't be doing either. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So what I I know you said you don't want to do anything, but I would want to check a few things and make sure that you are okay to drive. >> I'm not going to do nothing. I already know I already know how it is. I did that like six six years ago. >> Six years ago. >> Yeah. >> Okay. And I'm guessing that didn't go too well for you. >> No, I did not. >> You wouldn't even want to check your eyes. >> No, I'm not doing anything. No, I already know how it is. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Well, uh, just give me a few seconds here. We're going to see what what comes back with your driver's license. And, uh, >> it is. Like I said, it's Well, I have to check that. Okay. >> But I have to I have to live a life. >> Mhm. No, I have to. >> Once she stepped out, the excuses poured out quicker than the vodka she admitted to. A revoked license from an old DUI, a birthday night out, and heartbreaking grief all tangled into one messy confession. Refusing sobriety tests like she was skipping chores, she tried painting herself as misunderstood, but the officers weren't buying it. Things were stacking fast. >> Am I lie to you? >> Yeah, >> it is where it is. >> Yeah, >> you can run it how you want. >> Yeah, sure. All I have to do is I'm trying to call my husband to pick up my daughter. >> Okay. >> You can take him in on whatever way you want. >> Okay. Your husband would be able to pick her up. >> I mean, he'd be answers. Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. All right. >> I mean, it it was my birthday. It is from one point since my my stepson passed away. >> Is your husband her stepfather or father? >> Yeah, her her stepfather. >> Okay. >> But he's not going to answer. >> Okay. >> So, I do have my daughter. I'm not going to lie to you. I did have a drink. It's been a while >> since I drank. That's why I feel like, you know. >> Okay. Did you have anything to eat? >> Um, maybe not. I did not. >> You didn't have anything to eat today? >> No, I did not. >> Not any of those mini pancakes? No. >> No, cuz we were busy. >> Okay. >> And I guess you guys got us from like so many [ __ ] months like we've been driving. >> Yeah. Okay. >> You can do your thing. Go ahead. It's It's embarrassing for my daughter. Yeah. So, I mean, go ahead and what you you guys have to do. Go ahead. >> But can I like figure out what I have to do with my daughter or something before I know you guys have me? >> I am. But >> yeah, correction 89 1989. >> Can I get my phone and figure out calling my phone cuz my daughter is worried? >> Go ahead. Just give me one second. Okay. >> Me or him? >> Uh, just you. >> Can I go check on my daughter? >> Just give us one sec. >> I mean, you're going to hold me from walking over there, right? >> You're going to hold me from walking over there, right? >> What do you mean hold you? >> Cuz I can walk over there to talk to my daughter, right? So, here's what's going to happen right now, Marbel. So, >> we did confirm your license was revoked. Okay. So, we're going to have to take you back to the station. So, right now, you're going to be placed under arrest. Okay. >> Yeah, that's fine. Can you put your >> Before that, can we not do that in front of my daughter? >> Do you want to walk back to my car? >> Yeah, but can we figure it out by my daughter first? >> Before you do all that? >> Sure. Let's go. Let's walk to your daughter. Let's make sure that we can get a ride for her. Okay. >> We're not going to >> I'm telling her to call cousins or something. >> Is she going to call her dad or what's up? Oh, he's not going to answer right now. Okay. >> No, the programmer. >> You know what I have to do, right? I'm going to get face to By now, the birthday excuse had worn thin and reality came knocking. She tried negotiating time with her daughter, stalling with phone calls and leaning on grief like it was her last defense. But the arrest was coming and the only question left was how smoothly she'd handle it. >> Okay, I'll get I'll get taken out and then What happened to this truck? What happens to >> the truck's getting towed? >> Without my >> Yes. >> What about my daughter? >> Let's figure out a ride for her right now. Okay. Let's try to get her out of here. >> Well, she's not going to get It's 1:00 in the morning. Nobody's going to pick up. >> Where do Where does she live? >> In Beach Park. >> Beach Park. How far is that? >> Um Sheran and uh Beach Road. I mean, if all else fails, I could try in contact with the emergency. I could just take her out. >> Try to get in contact with anyone first. >> No, she's it's only in the morning. Everybody sleeps. >> It's my fault because of my birthday. There's only my whole family is like very sober. >> Mhm. >> It's my fault because I have a griefing death and my birthday. That's why. There's the only reason that >> anywhere else. >> They're not going. Trust me, they're not going to >> No one picks up. >> Home right now. >> They are home. My my Yeah, my father. My kids is home. And then my attorney's attorney. Okay. You want me to come again? Bro, >> I appreciate I mean I appreciate you. >> I want to make sure that she gets home safe. Okay. >> But nobody's going to pick her up. I mean, where are we going to go after that? If she has to go somewhere with us >> to the lake to the lake. She can come to the station with us. He'll probably be there for about an hour. So, >> where is that? >> Lake Forest Play Station. It's a few minutes away. Then if okay so I get push to arrest then what happens >> here? Let's do you want us to take her back to the police station and we can figure it out from there >> because if nobody's going to come >> not used to it but would I be able to use my phone from there? >> No, we you can grab phone numbers from your phone but that's then you can make phone calls from there using our phone. >> No, I won't be able to. >> Is this your phone or her phone? No, my phone. >> Okay. >> It's cuz everybody's fall asleep. You want me to call Trinity? Where? Where are we going? Would I be like like >> once the tow truck was called, reality sank in harder than the hangover waiting tomorrow. The worry wasn't about handcuffs, but about her daughter's ride. And with no family awake and no plan clicking into place, the fallback became simple. Ride along to the station and sort it all there. >> Like or >> no. >> Hey, hold on. Hold on. Yeah, girl. Hold on. Hold on. Hey. Hello. Hold on. Hello. Hello. Yeah. Can you hear me? >> So, I got pulled over. Um, where are we going to be at? >> Lake Forest Police. >> Lake Forest Police. Can you pick up Izzy? Cuz I got I'm revoked. So, I'm going to get um >> You're getting some tickets. >> No, I'm not. Not tickets. I'm going to get arrested cuz I'm revolt. >> I don't have an address. Um what is it? >> 255 West Deer Path. >> 255 West Deer Path. Deer path. >> Deer path. >> Do you pick up and take her home? I know. They don't understand that the truck is not mine and he's passed away. They don't understand that. The truck is getting to No. Unless can somebody pick up the truck? Why? Wait. Why? Actually, lying. Because well one the registration is suspended for no insurance. There's no insurance for the vehicle and you're driving on a revoke. >> I do have insurance in the vehicle. >> Do you have insurance for it? >> Not in on hand, but I do have insurance. >> Okay. Well, I would need to see proof of that. >> [ __ ] He's He's sleeping. >> No, I I No, no, it doesn't matter if I have speaker or not. Aruro has friends, but he's sleeping. No, no. Ar has friends, but it will be cold. Deer path >> 255 West Deer Path. >> Two two 255 >> West >> West Deopath Forest. >> Yes. >> Lake Forest. Yeah. Can you can you pick up just home? Girl, I know I'm going to be arrested on the road. And can you figure out what the inje and then from there what >> it's going to be in Ernie's lot in Vernon Hills. >> Ernie's lot in Vernon Hills. >> No, she's she's already where you calling Nuron. Just stop. She's upset. She's Can you get your home? But do me a favor. Do me a favor. I was not drinking. I know I was. >> With the cuffs looming, she scrambled on the phone, rattling off addresses and begging someone to pick up her daughter. The truck's fate was sealed. The insurance story didn't add up, and desperation turned into a marathon of halftruths, claiming it was just speeding, not drinking. She tried rewriting the night, but the evidence had already spoken louder. >> But, you know, I would just like speeding. Can you help me out with that with that? Cuz he's already griefing his son's death. I don't want him to know that, you know. I was thinking >> Okay. Um, >> can you give me a number so I can call you? >> What is it? Hold on. Hold on. >> Uh, I don't take it back to the station. >> Hold on. How do you do? >> Hold on, >> girl. I'm not even going to do about it. I >> I'm not griefing. I don't give a [ __ ] about what the [ __ ] I go to. >> You got it. >> Can the police officer give me 20 minutes? >> Yeah, that's fine. It's not a problem. >> So to the >> And so so we'll take her to the your daughter to the station. >> To the station, right? >> She shared your location to her to you. >> He said he can give me 20 minutes. Yeah, it's not a problem. >> The police officer. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, it's on the speaker. >> It's not a problem. >> Okay, let me let me get off the phone. I'm about to start driving. >> All right. >> All right. >> Love you. >> All right, Marwell. Let's walk back to my car. >> Hold on. Good night. >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> I'm sorry. [Applause] I'm sorry. Yeah. 10, [Applause] right? You got it, right? Hey, girl. Hey, I'm just going to know like coming out, right? Hey, we do we we have dealt with more [ __ ] right? Hey, it's my birthday. [ __ ] it. I'm going to jail. I love you. Come here. >> Can you get my um my register? No money. >> I'm going to get bailed out, but I'll be fine. Okay. Hey, >> there's no bail. >> Yeah, I know. So, what happens with them? >> You get We'll process you, give you your tickets, and you'll be out within an hour. >> So, what can we do here? >> It's not how it works. It's just not how it works. [Applause] >> Okay. >> So, can my daughter wait with me with her and then all >> Yeah, she can come back with us. Yeah. >> So, can can she go from there? >> Well, she's Yeah, your friend said she's going to come to the police station, so she can wait there. Okay. >> I did [ __ ] up. I'm sorry. I was briefing. I'm sorry. >> All right, Marble, let's let's get this done so we can get you guys out of here. Okay. >> Between apologies, birthday confessions, and promises to bail out. She tried wrapping the night in excuses. The officers kept steady, laying out the process step by step. By the end, even she admitted it. This birthday wrapped with handcuffs instead of candles. Am >> I? I'm sorry. Okay, we'll talk about it tomorrow. Okay. Hey, look. Are you mad? But I love you. >> You got my phone, right? >> So, you going to keep all your stuff? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let me walk this way to my car. >> Wait, it has to be I have to get told. >> Yes. >> Cuz I from what I know, I did pay insurance. >> It Yes. Right now, it is getting towed. >> But I have my my thing. >> Okay. Well, yeah, we'll inventory everything, make sure that it's all safe. Okay. We're going to document everything that's in the car. >> Can Can we take the like my register? I have a lot of money in the register. >> Your daughter can take it. Yes. >> Oh, let me tell you. >> Take the register and like take take my flowers and like everything we need. With you cuz they're going to they're going to to Okay. And to make a pack, okay? You're going to you're going to go with them to give stuff that stuff you need. >> All right. >> So, from what I do know, we do have insurance and everything. Okay. >> Now, I'm sorry. I I'm not used to like drinking. That's why. >> Yeah. >> I sound ghetto get off, but I haven't drank like over five years. My mic. >> Yeah. >> It's 4 months. So, my my pass. >> All right. So, I do have to put your hand up. So, you put your hands behind your back. I do. >> I have to. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Can I Can that not be tight? >> It will not be tight. Is it in like in like in like the case I showed that it's like not registered or something? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Secretary of State. >> He's making sure they didn't get any >> spending a bunch of license plates for any insurance. >> But it does. So we just paid it like >> Yeah, it's fine. I mean that's >> I know it's not it's not on my name though. That's probably why or I'm not sure. >> You don't have anything in the >> No, I don't. You can you can check. Yeah, >> it's just my bra and I have I only did I have underwear. Sorry. >> You don't have anything in your bra? >> Uh, no. You can check now. >> Okay. Use the back of my hand. Okay. >> No, you're fine. >> I do not. >> I brought your phone just in case you want to make a call. >> Thank you. >> But if my daughter's Where's my daughter going to? Like is she coming with us? >> Yeah, she's going to get picked up. >> No, but she's going >> Yeah. >> Okay. With Where am I going? Where I'm going? She's going with Right. Okay. Maybe cuz it's not my name, but sure. >> Yeah, that's probably it. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, you just put it right there. >> It's in front of your bag. >> Confirm everything she wants inside of the car. Just like that can be carried. >> Yeah. >> Like she said, like that register, the flowers there's anything else. >> The daughter is grabbing all that stuff for sure. So, you said the register is coming from the car that you want with the money. Anything else? >> Um, the register. Um, >> even in handcuffs, her focus shifted to saving the little things. Cash registers, anything that felt like control in a night spinning out. The officers kept calm, promising to inventory everything while she juggled apologies and confusion about insurance. >> See? No, just my daughter. My daughter, my register. >> Okay. >> Is that good? >> Yeah, it's up to you. It's whatever you want. So, >> we just wanted to make the most important stuff in the car that we can grab. >> Um, the main the whole thing is all my whole business. That's why that's why >> Well, yeah, we can't grab all your whole setup. But >> how how much is it the like the bond or like to take the car out or something? I don't know. >> Well, there's no bond, but the car So, listen. I'm going to I'll tell you right now. You're So, you're being arrested for a few things. So, you're being arrested for driving on a revoked license for suspicion of DUI, >> right? And so with that, that comes with an impound fee. So we can go over all that at the station. Okay. >> But the car because it's not it's no insurance. >> But we just got it like what, like two weeks, 3 weeks ago. We were paying for it and then we got switched cuz my Okay, it sounds good. My stepson passed away. >> His plates are under his name and then we switched it. It was taking a long time. But it has always had insurance. >> Okay. But so that that's only one issue. The other issue is the DUI too, >> right? I mean that's different but you would think when it has insurance it should not get impounded. >> So for that's that's one of the one of the aspects but with driving under the influence of alcohol that car is getting towed no matter what and I don't have any discretion there. >> Right. Okay. >> Okay. Does that make sense? >> You're not sure of it. Okay. I smell like it but >> Well, based on my experience I mean yeah you smell like alcohol. Your speech is very slurred. You admitted to drinking. You >> Yeah, but a long time ago. >> Sure. We have not done the test though, >> right? So I have to go based off my observations and I >> Okay, fine. Go ahead. >> Right. And so right now the I have to go based off what I'm seeing. >> Okay. Say say my sh revoked and yes I Okay, fine. I've been reen what goes on from there? >> What do you mean? >> I've been revoked. What happens from there? I'll get a ticket. >> You get a ticket for that for driving on a revoked license. And you have a court date. It's all going to be under the same same thing. So, >> okay. But the truck does it have to be >> Yes, it does. >> I have I I have my whole business in there. >> I understand. And I'm sorry, but I don't have any discretion there. So, we can figure all that out when we get back to the station. I want to get try to get you out of here as fast as we can, get you reunited with your daughter, and just try to get this done as fast as I can. Okay. >> Yeah. My wallet. As long as she has my wallet. My >> your wallet. your register. >> Can we take a picture of it so I can know what's in there? Cuz I know I've heard before that everything is lost. >> Sure. Yeah, not a problem. >> No. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. these guys for a little bit. >> The reality started closing in as charges were laid out, revoked license, DUI suspicion, and an impound that wasn't negotiable. She clung to her business setup like it was her last lifeline, bargaining for registers and wallets while officers stayed steady. The calm explanations kept things grounded, but the tension built, hinting that the night's toughest moments weren't over yet. They're also super nice and >> well here. Let's uh What are you taking out of the car? We want to Let's get that register out. >> Okay. >> With the cash. >> Mhm. >> We just want to make sure all the cash is accounted for. So that's >> okay. And all the cash is in there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> If you want, you can just wait with this officer right here. Oh >> yeah. >> Anything? >> I mean, >> well, that that's closed. Does that smell like anything? >> No, that's actually water. Okay. But I'm sticking with this. Does this pop up? Can you try? [Music] [Applause] Let's say I'm good on this side. How are you looking over there? >> I'm finishing up. So far so good. >> She pushed hard for a final word with her daughter, but the officers stuck to procedure, juggling phone calls and paperwork. The back and forth turned into a tugofwar over rights and rules with her frustration bubbling up. Meanwhile, the car itself was under the spotlight. Every scratch and dent carefully logged, setting the stage for what comes next. >> Damage to the rear driver side wheel well. Scratches all on the side. Driver side bumper is sagging. Damage to the bumper on the front. Sagging bumper. Passenger side. >> Got scratches all over this side. Rust damage. Wheel well. Rear passenger. >> Say that again. You leave the keys in here. >> Yeah, you can leave them in there. >> Then do you want to say anything to your mom or she said she wanted to talk to you or >> I'm sorry. You have some talk to my daughter, right? >> Okay. Hello. Um, I'm not sure. >> Yeah, >> get get off the phone. >> Opportunity. I heard you. I heard you. >> Are you good? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You have they have no authority as you anything. >> Okay. I can hear you. >> No, you don't. cuz you're naive. >> Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> No, no. If they ask you anything, do not [Music] >> I should be released soon. Do not worry about it. I'll be home soon. >> I I just I know how you get. Do not get upset. >> I I see your face. No, I know you're upset, but you're hoping. I'll be home soon. And watch your brothers and sisters. Okay. >> I know. No. I bond and walk again. Listen to me. >> I'm listening. >> You got it right. license. I love you, girl. Hey, come here. I know you. I love you. Okay. >> I love you. >> As officers kept noting dents, scratches, and a sagging bumper, she finally got the emotional moment she'd been fighting for. A quick call to reassure her daughter. While she painted a picture of being home soon, reality was steering a different direction. >> Thank you. >> No problem. >> Hi. >> Yeah. >> This is my This is my mother-in-law. Where did they just go? The b the baby. I need the kids. >> You're picking her up. She's right over there. >> Okay. Thank you. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. Yeah. She's coming with us, right? >> Um, your friend is here. She's picking her up already. So, she's Where do you I don't know where she's going to take her. >> Can you tell her to just follow me? Am I going to be released in how long? >> It should be an hour. I can >> Can you tell her to just follow me until like she can take me home? >> Okay. >> Cuz you're not going to take me home, right? >> No. >> Right. [Applause] All right. She said she'll go she'll pick you up from the station. >> What's going to pick up the car? >> Are you picking up right now? Yeah, >> I can um >> Yes, tomorrow. >> Yeah. [Music] Hey, what's up? It is going to be a The emotions cooled as family members and rides were shuffled like a lastminute carpool plan. Between figuring out who had the kids, who had the car, and who drive her home, the night turned into pure logistics. But beneath the polite exchanges lingered the bigger question. How much longer until those silver bracelets turned into an official book? >> I home 124. Uh, probably 12, but if it's different, we'll let you guys know. We have to double check the driving history. [Music] All right. >> So, she has her >> Yeah. And I got her info. >> Perfect. Can you just chat that to me? >> Yeah. >> I don't mind doing short stop. >> Say that again. >> I don't mind doing the short stop anyway. >> Okay. Yeah, >> that might be easier. >> It's whatever. It's not a big deal. So, >> yeah. All right. I will head back with you. Try to help out with processing a little bit of all the secret. >> All right. Perfect. Thanks. take a picture of what I had. >> Everything was recorded on my body cam. I notated everything on my body camera as it was recording. >> But I thought I only saw you recording the the truck, not what's in the on the >> So I No, my body camera got everything that I was looking at. >> Okay. >> W is 30195 with one female starting mileage. So they're not going to wait for like an hour until I get booked, right? >> 3 919 3919. >> Yeah, it'll be between an hour between an hour and two. It won't shouldn't be longer than that. Okay. >> But they know you're going to wait for me, right? >> Yes. They said they will pick you up from the station. >> We have the information at the truck. >> Yes, I will have all that information for you. Then what happens when I do have insurance? >> You would show it to them because the vehicle can't be released unless you show them valid insurance. >> And I can show sue you guys for knowing that I do have insurance, right? >> Well, that's not the only reason it's getting towed. That's one of them. And the other one is because >> I'm revoked. >> Revoked for DUI and driving right now under the influence of alcohol. >> So if you didn't know that I was um the fence was suspended, you would have known that I was right. >> Right. Okay. But I would have found that out when I ran your license, when I ran your information, >> ran my plates, you would have known that. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> You will give me your um vaccine, right? >> Of course. >> Okay. >> I appreciate your >> Yeah. You've been cool with me. So, >> of course I am. I tell you the truth. Yeah. >> I'm grieving. It's my birthday. Of course I have. Even in cuffs, she leaned on charm and birthday grief as if it could soften the reality of revoked status and a DUI tag. The officer stayed professional, logging mileage and wrapping up the night. But the contrast was sharp. Her calm words versus the chaos that led here. And if she thought booking was routine, she had another wave coming. Lake Forest 301 ending mileage 3 921 3921 Dispatch has been updated. You can close bay 11 >> because everything inside here is recorded. I do have epilepsia. >> Okay. >> My body saying no. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> I do not, but my body is saying no. >> Okay. I'm going to take you out right now. If you're >> If you can move me, I'll be fine. >> Okay. I'm going to take you out right now. Okay. >> Okay. But I think my body >> Okay. [Applause] My My legs are getting numb. We'll get you out of here then. >> Do you need help? >> Give me a second. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> You're good. Take your time. >> Yeah. >> You don't need an ambulance right now. >> I do not. I'm not going to. >> Okay. Do you want me to help you? >> Uh, yeah. >> It's just like random epilepsia. If I do pass out, he's just like epilepsia. >> All right. Well, if you pass out, I'm definitely going to call you. It's okay. No, it it's not needed. Trust me. I just wake up in like in like 2 minutes. >> Yeah, >> I just do have to pee. >> Okay, let me get you out of these handcuffs then. Okay. >> Am I on my >> Do you want me to pull it up or you? >> Uh, no. Maybe. >> At the end, she landed herself in the police station. All thanks to her own bad decisions. Things could have gone totally different if she'd prioritized her and her daughter's safety over a night of drinking. Then she'd probably be celebrating her birthday with family instead of handcuffs. 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