Pull over. >> Pull over the car. Pull the car over now. Stop the [ __ ] car. Stop the [ __ ] car. Open the window or open the door or I will break it and drag you out. It was real fun, right? >> That was the funniest thing I've done. >> Yeah, it was great. >> Actually, every day I do something funnier. >> Good. Let's uh see what felonies we get you with today. A routine speed check on a busy highway turned into a six-mile chase of pure insanity. This driver didn't just refuse to pull over. She accelerated to nearly 90 mph, laughing and waving at the police as she attempted to ram a squad car off the road. What began as a simple speeding violation quickly spiraled into a highstakes felony arrest involving a vehicle filled with narcotics and a suspect who refused to take anything seriously. Pull over. >> Pull over the car. PULL THE CAR over now. I have a Hispanic driver wearing a black hat, black brown hair, colorful bracelets. Pull the car over. You give me a driver's license photo. >> Put the vehicle in park. 57 mph. Approaching 120. Light traffic. I have a secondary unit with me. >> 41 miles an hour passing. Still northbound on 12. She just pull us right into county. >> We have a vehicle. We are attempting to stop beating and potentially DUI. It is a red Honda with Android tag. She is We are currently doing 10 mph. >> He said seven single digit seven. >> STOP THE [ __ ] CAR. STOP THE [ __ ] car. Stop. Oh, we are somewhere in this trailer park. >> Show me your hands. Show me youring hands. >> Tell me 112. Open the window. >> Let the fire department know that the subject is >> open the window basement if they want to walk around to the back. >> I will break this window. >> 8126. We got the car stopped. Still fish Fish Lake Beach. >> Open the door. Open the door. I will break this window and drag you out. >> Huh? >> If you want to go to the rear, >> I will break it. I have a window breaker. It will break. Open the window or open the door or I will break it and drag you out. >> I don't have it. >> Open the window >> all the way. >> How much? >> All the way. >> I don't want to. >> I'm not really caring what you want to or not. Open the window. >> This is Mark's house. >> I don't care. >> This is my uncle's house. >> Okay. Open the window. We need you to take a step out of the car now. >> We don't want to break the You back away then. I don't have anything in the car. >> You don't want to break the window. >> Step out of the vehicle now or you'll be tased. >> You can't do not tase me. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Take a step out of the car. Turn around. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> What kind of unit? We're going to have one in custody. We'll be switching back to our zone. Back to our zone. >> You put on >> Yeah. >> Straighten your handle for me cuz I don't want it to hit you. Can you please shut my door and get out of my car? Don't touch it. >> Glad you think that you are running the show here. It was real fun, right? >> That was the funniest thing I've done. >> Yeah, it's great. >> Actually, every day I do something funnier. >> Good. Let's uh see what felonies we get you with today. >> I had a class one when I was 17. >> Hey, and let's continue living this life, right? >> Yeah. No, you guys have already taken my life. What are you going to do with me? >> And we're having a car to be here for trespassing. >> Uh first class is towing me. First class is towing. You better make sure that first class. >> Oh, ma'am. See, this is >> They have a They have a >> 126 from 8192. >> We need a female first search. >> Please take your hand off my back. >> No. Why didn't you stop? >> Because >> Because isn't a good answer. If you give me a reasonable answer, it makes sense. >> I was going to my dad's house. >> Okay. Where's your dad live? >> Vacation Village. >> Okay. So, you just didn't want to stop for sirens. Two squad cars. >> No. Like I just drive to my dad's house and do what I want. >> I've never been out of the country. Have you been out of the country? >> We're still in Illinois, which is >> But have you ever traveled outside of the country? >> There is a nurse location. >> Well, I haven't. >> So, um, can you please uncuff me? >> That's not how that works. You didn't stop. You've been >> He's been following you since I don't care. >> What is your name? >> Officer Pat. >> Officer Pat. I know a lot of Pats. Okay. So, what have you been doing today? >> I um What did I do today? >> Just so you know, real quick, cuz you are going to be charged and you are in handcuffs. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to attorney. If you can't afford one, what can be appointed to you? >> Affordable for saying what you are saying to me. >> Okay, that's fine. So, you have you understand those rights. >> Can you please take one step back? >> Do you understand those rights? >> Can you please take one step? >> Do you understand those rights? >> Can you please take one step back? I just asked you three times. 8192. >> I don't know where you think this is going. Okay. You do not dictate the situation. Okay. You do not walk away from me. You are under arrest >> for what? >> Come on. You think this is aing game? >> I want my shoe. I don't >> Hey, I'm going to secure you as a prisoner that you are. Okay. >> Can I please have my shoe? Like seriously, >> once you start being respectful and you want to pay attention and realize the situation, I'll start listening to you. >> Think this is a [ __ ] game. >> You're taking off my don't >> up. >> All right. Before I search your vehicle, okay? Do you have anything in there that's going to stink me, harm me, poke me, or any of my partners in any way? >> No. >> Excuse me. >> No. >> Okay. >> Pat, you should have somebody watch her because there's narcan all over the car. >> You probably could hit her with DUI unless that's how she talks normally. I didn't see her eyes, though. >> I saw her eyes. They were dilated and red, but I'll talk to her a little more. >> More narcan everywhere. >> Yeah. Come on. >> So, I'm just going to ask you, okay, uh before I'm not going to search you right now. >> There's Narcan all over your vehicle. >> I carry Narcan. It's part of my business. >> Okay. You don't You didn't swallow anything? >> You didn't swallow anything? >> Okay. I just want to make sure for your safety, make sure I don't need to get you an ambulance or something if a baggie broke or something. I don't want you overdosing on me. >> I do not overdose. >> All right. You didn't swallow anything? >> No. I've been drugged before, but I do not take pills or anything. >> All right, mayor. Have a female officer here. All right. We're going to have you step on. >> Well, we're going to have you. >> You step over here real quick. You're step past the fence for me. >> All right. Can you do me a favor? Can you spread your legs a little bit further? Okay. Nothing on you that's going to poke me or get me. Right. >> All right. Mary, you can take a step back with me. >> That doesn't Yeah. You want to put this back on you? >> I put my shoes back on. >> Yep. Hold on. Let me slide them out to you. All right. So, it's a little easier and I fit them the right way. >> I got these at Costco for like 20 bucks. >> Costco is the >> Yeah, it is. >> All right. Go ahead. Step up for me. >> Why am I going in the car? Can I just get back in my >> Huh? >> Why can't I go back in my car? >> Because you're going to the Wakanda Police Department. >> Why? >> I will explain everything to you once you get in the car. >> Why? I don't want to go there. >> Okay. So, listen. You're going to either get in the car willingly or I'm going to force you. >> Can you shot me to the Can you take me to um the relationship center first? >> No. >> It's on the way. >> No. >> Please, >> please get in the car or you'll be forced in the car. >> Relationship center and then Wakanda. Okay. >> Here's this other wristband. All right. I'm going to put it up there. >> Are you going to loosen my cuffs? Cuz it hurts. >> Turn. Turn towards me. I get one finger in between each cuffs. Okay. wheels are properly as fastened and they're double locked so they don't tighten up on you. Okay. >> The pursuit she went on reached speeds of nearly 90 mph, narrowly missing motorcycles and trailers before she was finally cornered in a local park. While Mary laughed and waved at body cameras during the chase, the reality of her situation set in at the station. Investigators found suspected oxycodone and laorazzipam in her vehicle alongside evidence of drug use that mirrored her incoherent performance during field sobriety tests. She now faces multiple felonies including aggravated assault with a motor vehicle, aggravated fleeing and eluding, and finally possession of controlled substances. Mary was processed and released on a notice to appear, but her vehicle was impounded and she was transported to a hospital for further evaluation. She remains presumed innocent until proven guilty, but her actions that afternoon serve as a terrifying reminder of the chaos a single impaired driver can cause on a busy highway.