A quiet night in Florida ended in a catastrophic $150,000 collision between a sedan and a freight train. But while most people would be shaken after their car was struck and flipped on the tracks, this driver was just getting started. Instead of accepting help or showing concern, she launched into a belligerent alcohol-fueled rage, shouting slurs at responding deputies and fighting the investigation every step of the way. What began as a massive train wreck quickly turned into a volatile and unhinged showdown with the law. >> Hello. One of the cargo bay on the phone with um 911. >> All right. Well, um was anybody here driving that? >> I don't know. >> Whose car is this? Does anybody know? >> I saw I I saw this car. I need I'll talk to you in a minute. >> Can you talk to me? >> Can I go back? >> Good. >> 1054 is unoccupied. 265 289. >> Um, no injuries that I can see at all. And when I pulled up to the scene where the collision gohead, >> I didn't see anybody here. Only the girl I saw walking from the direction a moment ago who I think it might have been the driver. 28 is November Echo Mike Fox 42. >> Thank you. >> Are you finished talking on the phone? >> Yes, I just hung. Sorry, that was with the 911. >> Um, where was the car at when it was hit? >> Um, so I was coming down. >> Was it right here or further down? >> Exactly. >> Okay. >> So, I was behind the car um at the red light over there and it was >> When you say the red light over there, this one or way down there? >> By the courthouse. Can you come down by the courthouse as it >> Honda? >> Sorry. If you want me to look at the map, >> it's okay. There was it was on was it on this side of the tracks? >> So when we were coming down that road, >> they took a left and instead of going over the train track and taking a left on this road, they actually turned onto the train track. I was making a right >> like intentionally. >> It looked I don't know if it was intentionally. I was following behind them for a while. It seemed like >> So, were you on that side of the tracks and you were coming this way? >> We We were on that side and we I was crossing over. They were >> So, you were coming this way. >> Yes. Coming down this way. >> And you were like at the courthouse and you were coming across the tracks this way. >> We just passed the courthouse >> and it was at the light >> was at that light. So, anyway, I saw I saw her pull onto the tracks and I took a right >> and so I called uh Lieutenant Cassidy cuz I know him personally. So, I called him and was like, "Um, do you want to call this in?" And then I saw the train coming. So, I hung up with him and called 911 immediately. >> Did you see her get out of the train? >> I saw somebody. I mean, I'm talking about a matter of 20 seconds, not even. Um, I turned around and I saw a blonde girl walking this way. >> Did you guys witness anything? >> No. >> I asked her if she was the driver, if she had anything about a car. Did she see a car? And she was on the phone, but she wouldn't tell. >> Okay. >> Were you you behind the vehicle? >> Yeah. So, no. I never saw anybody get out of the vehicle, but as I was behind the car coming down the road, I saw I was following behind him for a while. It was kind of like a new driver in front of you. Like they were going really slow, their speed wasn't like perfect. >> Okay. >> And um and they like before the tracks instead of going across. >> Okay. >> And then when they turned on their blinker suddenly and then they went down the tracks. >> For the witness, a train was struck at belt and appeared to be intentionally pulling on the railroad tracks and a blonde female was seen near the area. See if I can locate her. Then I heard the train coming and I said, "I got to go." I hung up, called 911, turned around and I saw a blonde girl >> walking from that area. She came around the building as I turned around and I was >> on the other side of the building. >> She was No, she was on this side. >> She was walking this way. >> Okay. >> And she looked like a teenager. >> There's a car on the railroad tracks. So you call somebody that's not working. >> Can we send an officer by the address of the registered owner of the vehicle? >> Expired female. So, where's the female at? >> I don't know. >> She took a check. >> Hey, boss. Hey. >> Did you see anything? >> No, we uh when we made impact, it didn't look like anybody was in there. >> Okay. >> So, where was it at? The vehicle >> walking back to where uh >> So, it was on that track down there. >> It was It was on the middle of the track. We coming out of the uh on back onto the main line. Coming out the uh you got your side and then your main line and know soon as you got another crossing up here somewhere. >> Okay, >> let me let me get back. How many carts you have attached carts >> right now? >> Yeah, >> we got 188. >> 188. Any um hazardous materials? >> Yeah, we got hazardous. >> Okay. >> In the train, >> but we getting pressure back something like >> Oh, my bad. Anything leaking that you know of? >> I'm the train now. >> Okay. Check it out. >> All right. You said 188? >> Yes. >> What kind of hazardous materials? >> I don't have my paperwork on it right now to tell you that. >> Sigma 14. The train is going to have 188 cars and addresses on board. He's checking right now. >> Y'all didn't see anybody up there either, right? >> No, >> you didn't find >> I looked in that car. I didn't see see anybody in that car. >> 68 over. >> Go ahead. >> Uh right now, not showing anybody in that vehicle. >> I need somebody on the west side of the area of Wall Street. A blonde female 1031 on. She had long blonde hair and like a a black and gray plaid shirt. She ran from the uh railroad tracks. >> Come here. >> Relax. >> I'm free. Put your hand behind your back. >> Let go. Why are you running? >> Because I want to go to school. 225. I'm 10:12. >> 12. 1020. >> I'm between buildings off of Dorf Main. Stand by. Hang on, sister. I'm hanging on. Where do you want me to go? Why' you Why'd you leave your uh Why did you drive your car on the train tracks? Answer. Why did you intentionally drive your car on the train tracks? Do you have an ID on you? >> I do. >> You do. You have any weapons? Don't put your hands in your pocket. >> I do. I don't have weapons. >> Put your hands out of your pocket. 225. I'm across the street from the barber shop at 223. >> The barber shop. >> Where you from? >> The villages. How old are you? >> 21. Smell like alcohol. Mcllum Avenue clear traffic. So you've been drinking. You can clear traffic. I believe she's going to be signal one. >> Well, can you can you like be easy? I'm being easy. You're not. I am being easy. Watch your step. Thank you. Stand over here. I'm standing. I'll do my D and my name. Whatever you need. Okay. I'm going to ask you to separate your feet. Okay. That's what I'm asking you to do. I'm separated. You >> want me? >> Yeah. What's your 1020? >> Where was she when you found her? >> I seen her hiding behind that building and I was trying to get to her >> like going between the shadows >> and I guess when she seen me she took off running. >> So we ended up >> I wonder why would you be on nervous? >> A lot of problems right now and your attitude is not helping you. >> Any keys to your car? >> No. >> No. 225 separate separate speed. You can cancel the unit going by the registered owner's address. >> All right. >> I'm listening. >> I've asked you separate your feet and just stand >> separating. >> Okay. >> Right. Watch your arms. >> Stand still. >> Standing separated. >> Okay. Separate your feet. >> Okay. That's my watch. >> Okay. Just relax. >> Keep trying to put your hands in your pockets. I don't know. >> I'm not because you're being freaking rude. I >> understand. I'm just trying to make sure you don't have weapons. >> I don't. I don't. Don't turn around. >> Relax. I don't know that. I'm gonna take her handcuff off so that I can get that bag that she has around her. Does she need Do you need MS, ma'am? >> No. >> What's your name? >> Jonah. >> Jenna. Huh? >> Way down there. And she did see a people on female running from the uh the train. >> Relax. >> I'm relaxing. >> Okay. 191 do a signal one. >> Hey, do not pull your arm. Stand still. >> Fix my hair or something. That is the least of your concerns right now. I promise you. >> Relax your arm. >> Just relax. >> All right. My dog. >> How old are you? >> 21. [clears throat] >> Yeah. Relax. Please do not flick your hair in my face. All right. I'm going to loosen those cuz they're a little tight on your wrist. The heck is that? >> Go ahead. >> Is her first name Jenna? >> I'm sorry. >> Can you fix my hair? >> Is her first name Jenna? It's something along those lines. It's India Echo Victor Golf Echo. November India India Alpha. >> I'm not going to run. >> Can't believe my dad. >> You're not going to run again. >> That is holding my wrist too tight. >> It's because you're twisting your wrist. >> I'm not twist. >> I'm trying to double lock it so it doesn't get tighter on you. >> All right. Got anything in your shoes? >> Nothing. You can say it off. Relax. Relax. >> You can literally twist it off. I don't have anything. >> All right. >> Twist it off. Please. Can you please untwist it? >> Relax. >> Like really? >> Oh, I'm so sorry. Take your shoe off for me, please. >> Take it. Oh, yeah. For sure. >> Well, I was trying to get it off. I was trying to help you. >> Whatever. No, it's fine. >> Can you please call my father >> right now? We're not calling your father. >> All right. >> Nothing. Right. Here's my sock. Here's my sock. >> Where is that? Other foot, please. >> Other foot, please. >> What do you want me to do? >> I just want you to pick up this foot so I can see the bottom of your foot. Thank you. Put your foot back down. >> I let I She was with >> She's way down there, >> right? Because nobody else. Okay, I'm going go in. >> It's Jenna. >> P I N C H U K. >> Okay. >> Unlock your car. This is >> We're going to let you have a seat. Okay. >> Have a seat. Appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you so much. Yeah, of course. Thank you. >> Investigation. Okay, >> we'll go from there. Watch your leg. >> Um, did you see her name in her wallet? Oh, yeah. Her name is kind of kind of like Jenna. >> I know. Actually, it's funny. That's spelled almost exactly as a registered owners. >> Is that right? >> Yeah. >> And you know what? I I wouldn't be shocked if those keys work. >> She said they do not. >> Oh, she said her name's Oh, wow. >> Her name's not. That's not >> Jenna. Jenna. >> A vagina. >> Vagina. >> All right. Any cars? Cars. Any train cars damage? >> I couldn't see. I know. Henry was talking. >> There's pieces of cars everywhere. >> Yeah, >> cuz the crash evidently happened here. >> Yeah, >> the car is down there. Did you stick your cuffs? >> I thought I'd call. >> Man, I made them as tight as I could. >> I saw them before. She was >> They were so she I opened the door to ask her if she need AMR and I look down. They're they're off. So we shut the door up here. We wait for you. Turn around. Turn face your back towards us. Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. >> Put your back towards us. Put your back towards us. >> You know those handcuffs were put on you to stay there and not for you to take them off. >> Well, it's hurting. >> They are really loose. I gave them I think >> I left them so that they weren't biting on your wrist. Your wrist. >> It was biting my wrist. >> Well, it wasn't biting that much if you were able to get them off here. Here, just relax for just a second. >> Please don't hurt me. >> No one's going to hurt you. >> I literally gave my address, my father's. Don't hurt me. Here's my face. >> Just a second. >> Smaller set any day now. >> You got a smaller set. >> Okay. It's hurting. >> Relax. Okay. I'm asking you to face that way. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Let give you a pair that might be more comfortable for you. Okay. >> Can you please stop twisting your arm just because you're twisting your arm? Stop twisting your arm. How old are you? >> 21. I have to say >> you're acting like you're 12. Calm down. >> Maybe I am 12. Can you please take me home? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> It is behind my back. Can you please take me home? >> Do you live here in the neighborhood? Where? >> It's hurting me. >> Okay, relax. Where you from, Jeff? >> The villages. That's what she says. All right, I'm going to double lock those so they don't get any tighter on you. Relax. >> Well, it's freaking hurting my wrist. Okay, >> squeeze. Squeeze. If you'd stop twisting them, it wouldn't be hurt. >> Honey, is this your first day at the clock? Because it's hard in my >> All right, Jenna, scoot on in for us. >> Okay, man. Your cell phone is on. >> All right. >> Can I come up? Can I come up? >> Get you out of bed. >> No. Do you have the list of how many uh hazards you have on board? >> How many hazardous? >> Yeah. >> Material part. >> Yeah. And is it um any leaking? Do you have any gauges up here to tell you >> if the hazardous materials are leaking? >> Yeah. >> No. >> Okay. The other guy that was checking the cars, are you able to make radio to him and check and see what he found so far? >> 450. Go ahead. >> Yeah. Richard, I got the sheriff's officer up here with me and he's wondering if run into any hazardous material cars. >> Okay. >> What car does he have now? >> How far back are you now? >> I know he had 188. 159 15926 about 802926. >> That's right. >> I think you find it. >> Yeah, I did. You're at about line 94. >> All right. >> He's got three more right by him and then he's got three three more about five times at the bottom of the track. >> What time of track you want? I'm down here too. They have about uh five to 10 more cars to go. He's u checking. So far there is no uh damage to the uh carts. I'm going to go ahead and get off this and make contact with the FB and give them all the information. All right. All right. You take care. You >> too, buddy. >> All right. Be safe. >> Absolutely. >> Be careful getting off. >> Thank you. >> The $150,000 train wreck turned out to be just the beginning of this driver's problems. After a night of belligerent insults and refusing to cooperate with law enforcement, she was officially booked on charges of DUI with damage to property and driving under the influence. She was eventually released on bond and is currently awaiting her day in court. She remains presumed innocent until proven guilty, but the scars on the railroad tracks serve as a permanent reminder of a night that went completely off the rails.