Is everything all right? Yes. Okay. You were yelling at Okay. Can you roll down the window, please? No. That's the wrong window. How familiar are you with numbers? Can you count from 1 to 100? You got to step out of the car. A report of a reckless driver nearly hitting a cyclist led to one of the most bizarre traffic stops. Officers found a driver who was completely incoherent and refused to follow a single command. But the situation turned from strange to dangerous in an instant when the suspect suddenly rolled up her window on the officer and floored the gas. We're going north on Main now. Get out. Stop the vehicle now. We're on Main Street right in front of Zach's. Don't move the vehicle. Turn the vehicle off. Turn the car off now. Turn your car off. Is everything all right? Yes. Okay. You were yelling at So, the reason I stopped you is cuz I saw you go up on the curb right by the high school. What's going on? Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? Okay. I'm sorry. So, who? In my book. Your book? Sexual traffic. Yeah. Sexual traffic? Is Okay. So, you're being trafficked? You have two children? Okay. What are their names? Okay. So, let's let's start Okay. Where were you headed to? Because you were going westbound on Roosevelt. Home. That's He left Cushing. Your ex-husband? I was going to a party. Okay. Can I have your ID and insurance, please? Yeah, we have We have quite a few detectives. We have quite a few detectives. Who are you looking for? Who are you looking for? Do you have a driver's license? Not in this bag. Lincoln 2, copy of file information, please. Can you roll down the window, please? No. That's the wrong window. Uh do you have your insurance? Ask him. Ask who? Ask him, my ex-husband. Okay. I He's not here, so I need your insurance, please. Ma'am, I need your insurance. All right. How familiar are you with the English language? I'm very similar Okay. What's your highest level of education? Ma'am. Married. Your highest level of education is married? Married. Married? Very what? Very high? Very low? That's just Okay. Awesome. All right. So, can you do me a favor, please? Would you be able to recite the alphabet? Do you know the alphabet from A to Z? Um Can you recite the alphabet for me, please? Just a couple Can you do it for me to W? Start at E and the W. Okay. How familiar are you with numbers? Can you count from 1 to 100? What was that? So, you're not going to count for me? Okay. All right, Linda. So, you mentioned something about trafficking. What's going on? Okay. Naperville? Detective Ali from Naperville? Okay. Can you catch me up to speed on the case because I can't access Naperville's records. Okay. Just give me a quick summary. Okay. Mhm. By whom? Your ex-husband? Okay. Where is your daughter now? With him? Okay. And you were headed back to Which is? Okay. Okay, I'll be honest. I mean, you sound pretty intoxicated. You I can smell strong odor of perfume like you're trying to cover up some alcohol. How much have you had to drink tonight? Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? You came back from where, I'm sorry? Crafts? Crafts? Craft? Craft brewery? It was a craft brewery. Okay. Is that what it was? Crafts brewery? Okay. Where Where is Crafts? Crafts was like girls that took crafts. They sit down >> Oh, okay. Like a sip and paint kind of deal? Okay. How much did you have to drink there? Nothing. Like like literally, I Well, now you're giving me two different answers. No, I'm not. So, how much have you had to drink tonight? Okay. What have you had to drink tonight? Okay. Linda, I'm going to have to ask you to step out of the car, okay? I'm going to let you do some field sobriety tests, okay? Linda, I'm going to have to ask you to step out of the car, please. Can you step out of the car, please? Linda, look. I got some concerns, okay? Okay. You're You're driving. You're hitting curbs. You're supposedly going to Villa Park, but you're going west when Villa Park's east. In Villa Park? Yes. Okay. Well, Villa Park's that way. No, I'm not You're not driving until I can until I can run you through the field sobriety test to see that you're okay. You're okay? Look Listen. I'll tell you what. You get out, your fields look good, you get back in your car, you drive home, and you're good to go, okay? I'm sorry. It's just there's traffic, so I want to make sure you hear me. Uh I'm sorry. Okay. I don't mean to yell. It's just I can hear you I can hear, you know, the traffic behind me, so I can't really hear you. But if you get out of the car and do your fields All right. You You got to step out of the car. You got to step out of the car. Lincoln 2, I'm in pursuit northbound Main approaching Madison, 53 mph. She's all over the road. Just passing Madison. If I can get a unit at Grayson and St. Charles Lincoln 2, I'm going to try to make contact one more time. Be ready to take off. Get out of the car. Out of the car now. Get out of the car. I'm going to rip you out of the [ __ ] car. Out of the car. Oh my god. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Out of the car. Out of the car. Out of the car. I got cuffs. Yep. 22, we got one in custody. 22, we got one in custody. Yeah, watch your back. 22, we got one in custody. 22, 41. 1172, clear on nothing to say. Hey, let me open it. Yep. I got it. I'm right here. 10-4. Oh my god. Hey, open up the channel. Right here. Huh? You safe to search? Oh, yeah. Sure you want to? She's got her dress up, though. No. Hold on. Yeah. Step on out. We're going to search you real quick. Mind stepping outside? Nope. Okay. All right. Stay inside, then. I I said it. She's going to step outside. She's not going to my car. Let's go. Wait. Oh my god. Hey, go ahead and take off. Take off. Take off. Come in, Diana. Diana. Take off. You're so cool, by the way. All right. Just going to see you. My bad. You can search her, Brooke. You're good. I just couldn't see. I have a big nose. Yeah. All right. Don't say sorry. All right. Cool. You good. Do you have anything that's going to poke, stab, or hurt? No. I don't. Okay. Can you please spread your feet apart? Spread your feet apart. Spread your feet apart. Yeah, nothing to say. Stop moving. Stop moving. I have to search you at this point. Stop. Why are you moving? Oh my god. Did we double lock this yet? Look here. Just check. There you go. All right. Diana, stop moving. Don't Stop moving. Open it. I'm going to search your name. What's that? There you go. Stop touching and stop reaching. All right. Good day, Diana. We established earlier that you understand English, so I'm going to read you something. I need a verbal >> to listen to you. I don't care. I need a verbal yes or no. >> [ __ ] you. All right. I need a verbal yes or no. >> Okay. No. No. All right. Before I ask you any questions, it's my duty to advise you of your constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? [ __ ] Yeah, [ __ ] right. Linda, you have the right to remain >> I'm in the car. I'm not getting Exactly. Thank you. Thank you. All right. Sit down. Oh my god. Have a seat. Uh am I not having a [ __ ] seat? >> Sit down. That's good. I'll put a seat belt on you. What is it? Great. Oh, who took my chapstick? Hey, who took my chapstick? You did? I did. Put it in your car. >> Okay. Thanks. Now I can go and replace mine. Okay. You guys good? Yeah, we should get her out of here. Uh just get a brand Wait, who's going to back him up? I got I'm here. I got it. Who's going to transport? We can stay. It doesn't matter. Good to transport? What? Good to transport? Yeah. Cool. The high-speed pursuit finally ended when the driver was forced out of the vehicle at taser point. Her legal troubles only intensified in the courtroom, where a judge eventually revoked her pretrial release due to continued noncompliance. She is currently facing 12 active charges for her actions that night, including DUI, battery, fleeing or attempting to elude a peace officer, resisting or obstructing a peace officer, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, multiple traffic violations. Her next court appearance is scheduled for May 6th, 2026.