These parents made one reckless choice
after another, but it only takes one
moment for everything to fall apart.
Here are five cases when head parents
get caught red-handed. Number five,
officers stop mom trying to pick up her
kids in a questionable state. A deputy
pulls over a vehicle after observing it
swerving and committing multiple traffic
violations. The driver, a woman named
Vanessa, appears confused and gives
inconsistent answers about her
whereabouts. Hello.
>> Right.
>> Yeah.
>> Kind of swerving. That's why
>> Oh, no. I'm sorry. It was just that I
couldn't like uh hold my thing here.
>> You couldn't hold what?
>> My my
the way that I'm driving is not working
so well.
>> Why is it not working?
>> I think it's like the um
is that the big motor.
>> What are you talking about now?
>> My the the thing in my car is not
working so well. So like I don't know
what like my the way that I'm driving.
Well,
>> so that's what's making you
be all over the lane.
>> Yeah, cuz I was trying to like like see
like if I could like put put it right
up. I could put it put it brighter.
Okay. You have your lights on?
>> Yeah.
>> Where you coming from?
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>> 118.
>> Get your license.
>> Do you have your That's your ID. Do you
have a license?
>> No. No. Not with me.
>> Not with you. Just ID.
answer. You never answer my question.
Where you coming from?
>> Huh?
>> Where you coming from?
>> From my aunt's house.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. I'm going to ask you a question. I
need you to be honest with me. Okay.
Okay.
>> Any drinking tonight?
>> Huh?
>> Any drinking tonight?
>> No. No.
I've been smoking. Smoking?
>> Okay. I can smell alcohol. That's my
accent.
>> No, I've been smoking.
>> You have nothing to drink at all?
>> I've been smoking.
>> But you have nothing to drink at all?
No,
>> 5122 truck.
>> When was the last time you smoked?
>> This one is fired. When is this fire?
>> The deputy immediately detects the smell
of alcohol on her breath. When
questioned, Vanessa denies drinking, but
admits to doing something else.
>> Small
5131.
>> You have nothing to drink at all.
When the last time you had something to
drink, when was the last time you had
alcohol alcoholic beverage?
>> Nothing.
>> When was the last time?
>> Nothing.
>> No, my question is when is the last time
you had something to drink alcoholic?
>> I haven't drank anything.
>> Right. When was the last time? Was it a
week ago? Two weeks ago, a year ago?
>> A couple days ago, yesterday?
>> Maybe like a week ago.
>> Okay.
And you smoked. You said not long ago,
but how long ago was smoking?
Maybe like 10 minutes ago. 15 20.
>> So then why are you driving?
>> I'm trying to go home. I just got off
work.
>> If you just got off You just said you're
coming from your sister's house.
>> No, I was Yeah, I dropped off my baby
there. I'm trying to go home.
>> Okay. You just got off work, you said?
>> Mhm.
The reason I'm asking is cuz I could
smoke. I called him my breath.
>> I smoke. Okay.
All right. Well, if you just smoke while
you drive. That's 10 minutes ago. You
could have just had somebody or
something.
>> I can't I can't. I tried. I can't.
>> Okay.
>> I'm just trying to I'm about to go get
my baby on Williamsburg and go home.
>> I thought you just dropped your baby
off.
>> Huh? My daughter. My daughter I had to
save daddy.
>> I had to live daddy. So I dropped my
daughter off with my sister-in-law. I
have to go get my baby at Winnersburg
and go home.
>> Do you feel like you okay to drive?
>> Yes. If not, I want to be driving.
>> The officer continues pressing her,
clearly suspicious that she's under the
influence. Vanessa insists she's fine to
drive, but her erratic driving says
otherwise.
It's real concerning how you kind of
weaving
>> like to be honest. Okay. Yes. Okay. Like
I was like cuz I was like trying to
message my sister-in-law making sure
that she was awake.
>> Okay.
>> Cuz there's been times where she's like
left me on red and then just like leaves
me hanging at home.
>> You know, like trying to make sure that
she's awake so that way I can pick up my
baby. That's it.
>> Are you able to find me in the trash?
>> Yeah, I try.
Thank you.
>> Not if not have the camera on my emails.
>> Yeah, if you can find put on your email
that's fine.
>> I just just that one just is just safe
effective here but it doesn't show when
it expires.
Just keep looking for me. Okay.
>> Who you insured with?
>> Troy. Okay.
Um, I have like the code that I paid for
the insurance.
>> Let me see. Uh, usually I don't take
that, but when was that when did that
point? Did it show when you paid? That's
June 22nd.
Okay. I literally a month.
Okay. I'll take your word for it. Okay.
So, this is the deal, Vanessa. I'm going
to have you step out to to do some field
test on you. Make sure that you're okay
to drive. Okay.
You want to turn the car off, save you
some gas or you can leave it on. It's
totally up to you.
Just walk behind your car for me. Okay.
Behind your car.
Okay. Is there a reason why you leaning
on your car?
>> Okay. Take my step forward.
>> Step out.
>> Yep. and turn around and face me.
>> Soon after, she's given a series of
sobriety tests. Let's see how she
handles them.
>> All right. Um, are you wearing eye
contact?
>> No.
>> Are you wearing eye contact right now?
You have any mouth?
>> Oh, just your tongue. Okay. All right.
Okay. Put your feet together like this.
>> I I would rather not.
>> You would rather not what?
>> I can't stay still regardless.
>> Okay. Just stay. You staying still right
now. You're doing just fine. And your
opposite.
You see the tip of my fingers right
here. Fly with your eyes only. Okay. You
understand?
Do you understand?
No, your lashes in the way.
>> You need to take them off.
>> Okay. But I need you to open your eyes
though. Don't Don't squint it. Okay. I'm
excited.
See the tip of my fingers? Follow your
eyes only. Do you understand?
You want to talk?
>> Do you understand,
>> Vanessa?
Why? Why? Why?
>> Do you understand my instructions? I
need you to follow the tip of my
fingers.
>> Why do I do this?
>> To show me that you can drive out of the
car safely.
>> Should I get picked up? You need me to
get picked up?
>> Why do Why would you get picked up? You
just told me that you could ride the car
safely, right?
>> I can't.
>> I need you to prove that to me, and if
you can prove it to me, you'll be on
your way.
>> Okay. But that's what I'm saying. Like,
why? to prove to me that you can drive
cuz I don't think you could drive the
car.
>> Okay. So, you know, I could drive. So,
so should I get the dog?
>> Yeah.
>> Because you operated a vehicle. You got
to prove to me that you you you could
drive the car because you were not you
were driving a car.
>> Yeah.
>> Right.
>> So, you got to be able to prove to me
that you can drive the car. Are you
refusing to do my test?
>> No. I'm just saying like regardless of
what
>> I need you I need you to do my test so
you can prove to me that you're okay to
drive.
>> Okay. Again, arms to your side.
and follow the tip of my fingers with
your eyes only. Okay. Do you understand
my instructions? Okay. Is that a yes? I
need you to verbally say yes.
>> Okay. Yes.
>> During the eye test, she complains that
her eyelashes are in the way and keeps
interrupting the officer's instructions.
Will her behavior improve as the test
continues? Let's find out.
>> Don't move your head. Just your eyes, my
bro.
You trying to
>> I need you to keep following it. Arms to
your side, Vanessa. I'm giving you
simple instructions.
>> Like you trying to have me blink. Why?
>> No, I just need you to just follow it
with my fingers.
>> Like for how long?
>> Until I'm doing my test. Just keep
following. For how long is your test,
>> Vanessa? You keep following me.
>> Okay, but how long is your test?
>> I have to I have to
>> Can you answer?
>> I don't have a time frame. I have to
check your eyes.
>> Okay, but that's what I'm saying. Like,
can you answer me that how long is your
How long is your
>> You are prolonging it right now. I was
almost done checking your eyes.
>> Okay, that's what I'm saying. Okay, but
like it's like Okay, that's what I'm
saying. Like I got lashes. Water is
falling on my lashes is what I'm saying.
>> Then the sooner you can finish the test.
>> I got another 30 seconds and I'm done.
>> Okay, that's what I'm saying. That's all
I'm asking. That was it.
>> Did I answer your question?
>> Yes. Okay, I'll see you inside.
All right, we going to go up. today.
Up next is the heel to toe test, but
Vanessa is not even letting it begin
without voicing her complaints.
>> Okay. Hi, Vanessa. Do you have any
problem walking a straight line?
>> Yes.
>> You do have a problem walking a straight
line? Yes.
>> What problem do you have? Regardless
whether any circumstances I can't walk
straight.
>> Why can't you? You just you just walk
straight from your car here.
>> You try.
>> I can't walk.
>> I'm telling you what.
>> Do you want to try?
>> We can try but I'm saying but I'm saying
like without circumstances I can't walk
straight.
>> What? Why can't you walk straight? What
is the
>> Cuz I've never been able to. I've never
been able to.
>> You've never been able to walk straight.
You are you have you been in an
accident? Have you had any surgeries?
>> No. I don't know. It's just like I've
never like had like a little like
>> straight line I guess like a balance.
>> Okay. All right. So turn turn turn turn
turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn
turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn
turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn
turn turn turn turn turn turn turn turn
turn turn turn turn turn around and face
my squat car. Okay. All right, Vanessa.
So I'm I need you to act like this in
the imaging line in front of you. Okay,
Vanessa, I need you to place your I need
you to place your left foot on the
measuring line.
>> Okay, wait. What?
>> Okay, so I'm going to I'm going to
instruct you. I want you to do well.
Okay.
>> At this point, you're getting me
nervous.
>> No, you don't have to be nervous. You
don't have to be nervous. Okay. I just
want you to do well. So, so I because I
want you to do well. Listen to my
instruction so you can do well.
>> At this point, I can't anymore.
>> Vanessa, listen to my instructions so
you can do well. Okay. What I need to do
is act like it's an imaging line in
front of you. Okay? Place your left foot
on the measuring line.
Then place your right foot ahead of foot
heel to toe and your arm to the side.
And maintain that position till I finish
my instructions.
till like I get there.
>> No, don't. Just stay there. Maintain the
position and do not stop walking.
>> Just because you see like without me
even Vanessa, I need you to push Put
your right foot in front of your left
foot heel to toe.
>> You see this? That's what I'm saying. I
don't
>> But you're not even doing it though. Put
your right foot in front of your left
foot, heel to toe, and your arms are
tight.
>> You see? You see what I'm saying?
>> Vanessa,
>> as expected, the test doesn't go well.
Her performance makes it clear she's in
no shape to be behind the wheel. Okay.
>> Left foot. Left foot on the line.
>> Okay.
>> Right foot in front of your left foot.
Heel to toe. Just like And your arms to
the side.
>> See?
>> And just like this. Just like this. Arms
to the side. Right. There you go. Right
there.
You almost There you go. Stay there.
>> Okay. When I tell you to begin, Vanessa,
you're going to take nine steps heel to
toe on the line. Okay. Turn around by
taking a small series of steps and take
nine steps heel to toe. Listen to my
instructions. And take nine to nine head
to toe steps back on the line. Like
>> as you walk in, make sure you're looking
at your feet and you count your steps
out loud and your arms to the side. Do
not stop walking until you complete the
test. Vanessa, this is how I want you to
do the test. Okay, from the starting
position. If you can't stay there,
that's fine. Just watch me though. Okay,
from the starting position. Okay, like
this. One, two, three. All right,
Vanessa, you're going to turn around by
taking a small step just like this.
Okay. One, two, three.
All right, Vanessa. I just demonstrated
three to you.
>> Look, if you feel my legs right now, I
just I just I just demonstrated.
>> At this point, I'm nervous. Vanessa,
>> Vanessa, you're not listening to me.
Okay. I just demonstrated three. You're
going to take nine. Okay. Do you
understand my instructions?
>> No.
>> Well, don't you understand my
instructions?
>> Then I can't I'm telling you regardless,
I can't keep a balance.
>> Okay. So, are you refusing to do my
test?
>> Yes, I am.
>> Okay. Do you you can't do you can't keep
a balance. So you're refusing. You're
not even trying to You're not even
trying to do the test.
>> This was like, you know what's going to
happen?
>> Whether Look, whether I'm sober or not.
Look, I can't keep a balance.
>> So are you saying Are you saying you're
not sober right now?
>> No. No, I'm not saying that. I'm saying
whether you're sober or not.
>> No, I just said whether if I am or not.
I'm saying I can't I can't keep a
balance is what I'm saying.
>> So this is the deal, Vanessa. If you
don't do my test, I'm going to have to
make a decision for you. So this is why
I'm asking you to do a test. If you
could do the test and you could do it
fine, you'll be on your way.
>> But instead of giving it a real shot,
she keeps making excuses and talking
over the officer.
>> I need you to at least try.
>> And if you telling me you're refusing,
>> and I rather not because
>> Okay.
>> The next test is Okay. So, you're
refusing to do my walk and turn. Okay.
The next test called the one leg stand.
Okay.
>> Put your feet together like this just
like it is now. Okay. Your arms to your
side. Okay. When I tell you begin,
Vanessa, you're going to lift either
foot left or right approximately 6
inches off the ground.
>> Look,
>> looking at your raised foot kind of loud
in a fun manner. 100 1 2 3 and so on.
>> No. Can you come Can you come over here
and feel my legs? Look,
>> I'm going I'm going to demonstrate the
test to you. Okay.
>> No,
>> just like this.
>> My arms my side. I'm looking at my
raised foot. My foot is parallel to the
ground, 6 in off the ground. And I'm
count my steps out loud. 100,00 1,0023
and so on. Okay. If I just told you I
couldn't keep a a balance.
>> Are you refusing? Okay. Are you refusing
to do that test, too?
>> What makes you think I'm going to be
able to keep a balance?
>> Are you refusing to do that? Are you
refusing to do that test too then?
>> Makes no sense.
>> Or do you want to try?
>> No.
>> Okay. So, the last No, look. No. No. If
you're refusing to know, cuz I'm going
repeat it to you.
>> Okay. Since you over here making it seem
like something that it's not, I'm I'm
going to repeat it to you and I'm going
to tell you if I can't keep a balance me
walking it me walking the straight line,
why makes you think I'm going to keep a
balance? Me standing on one foot.
>> Okay. The last test, you don't want to
do it, that's fine. The last test is
give me a breath sample. Okay. If you
say you had nothing to drink at all and
all you did was just smoke, you should
be fine. Okay. Are you refusing to do
that, too?
>> Yeah, cuz I have a lawyer.
>> Okay. So, this is where we at. Vanessa,
you ready to go to jail?
>> I have a lawyer.
>> Okay. This is where we at. Your license
suspended for DUI right now.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. You're looking at felony charges.
You are refusing to do my test. I can
smell a strong order from alcohol coming
from your breath.
>> Your eyes are red and glassy.
>> Your speech is slurred and mumbled.
>> Cuz I just told you I smoked. Yes.
>> Okay. That's a DUI.
>> Uh, but I smoke.
>> Okay.
>> Then comes the breathalyzer offer. a
chance to prove she's not been drinking.
Will she go for it?
>> Okay. If you say you smoke and you have
nothing to drink, at least we could rule
that portion out that you have nothing
to drink.
>> But we know that's not the truth cuz I
can smell alcohol coming from your
breast.
>> No. No, you can't.
>> Okay. Then prove it to me. Are you
willing to blow then?
>> Why would I don't? Why would I don't?
>> Because if you don't, I have enough for
DUI.
>> Because I've always been told, don't
blow regardless whatsoever. Whatsoever.
Don't blow.
>> If Do you feel like you're going to blow
over?
>> No. What
>> do you feel like you're going to blow
over? I just rather not.
>> Okay. You rather go to jail if you
rather go to jail. Like they say it's
better be safe than sorry, right?
>> Well, so if it's better to be safe than
sorry, then I would blow if I have
nothing to drink.
>> No. Why would I seek? And I just told
you I smoked.
>> But smoking had not. This is for
alcohol.
>> This is for alcohol based. That's it.
>> Do what you got to do and that's it.
>> This is for alcohol based.
>> So if you have nothing to drink if you
have nothing to drink, then
>> can you just do what you're going to do?
>> So you're refusing to blow too. Can you
just please do what you're going to do?
>> I I'm ask a question. Are you refilling
the blow?
>> Just please do what you're going to do.
That's it.
>> Are you refilling the blood?
>> Can you just please do what you're going
to do? That's it. All I had to do is
That's literally just call my sister now
and let her know.
>> Keep keep my baby. That's it.
>> So this is where we at. Okay. Just so
you understand the severity of what you
have right now. Okay. You you are
currently suspended for DUI.
>> If you get arrested for DUI, it's a
felony.
Do you understand? This is why I'm
giving you so many opportunities. So you
don't get in that situation. You say
you're going to pick up your your child.
>> Oh yes, I am.
>> I want you to go pick up your child. If
you say you have nothing, I
>> hope I will.
>> I'm trying to do that. I'm trying to do
that, but you're not working with me at
all. You refusing to do all my test.
>> It's cuz the thing is that you you're
not understanding is what I'm saying is
whether anything any circumstance. I
don't have a balance.
>> We passed that. I said, "Okay."
>> Okay. So So what? Okay. So
>> I asked you, you said you had nothing to
drink. So I said, "Give me a blow." So I
could I could root out that you never
had nothing to drink.
>> Nope. Despite being given multiple
opportunities, she refuses every single
test.
>> Root that out.
>> But you refusing that, too. You refusing
every test that I'm trying to give you.
>> I've been told refuse.
>> Who cares what you've been told right
now? Your faith, your faith is either
you're going to jail for felony charges
or you could show me that you have
nothing to drink and then you don't go
to jail.
>> And I can go ahead and do that and get a
lawyer and at the end of the day, I had
>> nothing to prove. You know what I'm
saying?
>> You actually do have something to prove,
>> okay? cuz your car is going to get
towed.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. And you're going to go to jail and
you're looking at felony charges.
Vanessa, I need you to think about what
what's about to happen once the
handcuffs go on. It is what it is. I'm
I'm giving you many opportunities for
you to prove to me that you are okay to
drive. You you you refuse to do any of
my test and you say you have nothing to
drink and you refuse to give me a blow
to to rule that out. Even if you have
something to drink, if you blow under
the legal limit, I will not arrest you
for DUI.
But we know that's not that's not going
to happen, right?
>> Look, I just do what you got to do.
>> If I arrest you, you're not going to be
able to get your son your your son. Is
that what you want?
>> All I have to do is make a home. That's
it.
>> No, you're going to stay at the jail.
This felony.
>> Okay. Well, then do what you got to do.
>> So, you rather get arrested for DUI.
>> Like I said, I'm going to refuse
everything.
>> Okay. Turn around. You're under arrest.
That makes no sense, man.
>> Release your hands, please.
>> You can never say I didn't give you
ample opportunity for you to
>> not get arrested. Okay.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. Well, listen to today and see how
day is going to play for you when you
are by yourself in court.
>> Ultimately, she's placed under arrest
for driving under the influence. Her car
is impounded and she now faces felony
charges due to her suspended license and
refusal to submit to testing. Number
four, intoxicated driver with kids, a
gun, and a suspended license. Police
stop a man named Angel after noticing
his car with expired tags. During the
stop, officers find two young children
in the back seat without car seats or
restraints. Here's what happens next. I
was saying my license suspended. I can't
be driving.
>> It's just that my bird can't drive. So,
I'm driving cuz my kid is with me.
>> Gotcha.
>> I'm not lying.
>> Okay. Yeah.
>> Are you suspended one?
>> Yeah. Yeah, I'm suspended.
>> Okay. You got your license on you?
>> No, I don't. But my name is Angel and I
got a warrant, too.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah.
>> What's the warrant for?
>> Uh for um record uh suspended license or
for missing court.
>> Okay.
>> Yes.
>> All right. The reason I stopped you is
your tabs are expired.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I know.
>> Yeah. Um just so you know, my camera's
on it. Yeah, this title has been expired
for a long time. My sister's um past
supposed to My sister had a title. We
lost the title.
>> Okay.
>> So, she
>> What What's going on with the kids not
being buckled, man?
>> No. Oh, no. We just got it from a
Thanksgiving. No, they're my kids.
>> Okay. Where were we coming from?
>> Yeah, we're coming from my cousins.
>> Where's that at?
>> Um um Everson.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah.
>> By the fire department. By the
firehouse.
>> Oh, okay.
>> Yeah.
>> All right. You want to give me a
physical?
>> I don't have my ID, honestly. Yeah, I
left my my
>> anything with your name on it.
>> No, but I got my month my my like I said
I got a warrant and all that like I'm
not going to lie.
>> What's the warrant for?
>> I sure I got a picture of my ID
actually.
>> What are you saying to
>> like I said suspended license and
reckless driving? I got a I got a few
warrant cuz I haven't show my court.
>> Okay, there you go.
>> Oh,
>> and for f I know I should have an
ignition lock.
>> Oh, really?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. Is it is a warrant for DUI?
>> Um, no.
Okay.
>> But his car has the initial
>> here's that for this car.
>> Cool.
>> Yeah. I'm just trying to go home.
>> 372 walking on.
>> I'm just trying
>> I'll see what the warrants for.
>> Yeah.
>> Whose car is this?
>> His.
>> His?
>> Yeah. I was just trying to drive my kids
home. I'm tired.
>> Okay. Um, you have anything to drink
today?
>> No. No. No.
>> No. Nothing.
>> Yeah. He's just he's tired, so I'll try
to go after him. That's it.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah.
>> All right.
>> And I got my kids. This one and
>> Angel starts to look more nervous as the
officer continues questioning him. He
says he's just trying to give his kids a
sense of normal life, but admits he
probably shouldn't be driving at all.
>> Okay. Uh you know they're supposed to be
in car seats, right?
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I know. I know that.
>> How old are they?
>> One is five and the other one is two.
He's about to be three next month.
>> Okay. Yeah.
>> What are you doing with your shirt
there?
>> No, I'm just like I'm nervous cuz I know
I shouldn't be driving cuz I got my own
car. I should drive my own car that
type.
>> Right.
>> This car is the one that got the uh
ignition lock.
>> Yeah.
>> Gotcha.
>> Okay.
>> So,
you know,
>> I know I'm getting in trouble right now.
Honestly, I'm not going to lie to you.
I'm getting trouble.
>> Well, yeah. You can't be driving with a
suspended license.
>> Yeah. And especially Yeah.
>> I'm just waiting for read back on your
name.
>> So, if I get in trouble like just deal
with me and
>> Yeah. Uh maybe depending on what the
warrant's for. Um
>> and I think I got a warrant too right
now in Bingham.
>> Yeah. If the jail is not taken on it,
what I'll do is I'll cut you a sight.
>> But we're going to need someone to come
pick up the car. We
>> can't. Yeah. I Yeah, I got to call
someone though. It's going to be hard
though.
>> We We don't got um service on the phone.
>> Gotcha.
>> Yeah, that's a problem.
>> He's on my He's on my phone.
>> One sec. Let me just talk to him for a
sec.
>> Three time walking radio 10 miles.
3 center.
>> All right. Um I'll have you hop out of
the car, man. Did you realize that you
drove into the ditch?
>> Yeah. Yeah. No, no, no. I I just drove
there cuz I have nowhere to stop,
>> right?
>> Yeah. No, I just stopped there cuz I'm
not like I'm tr I'm just I'm nervous cuz
and I can't be driving like this,
>> right?
>> And I got my two kids.
>> Okay.
>> I'm just scared, honestly.
>> Okay. It's okay to be scared. Um No, you
you drove in pretty deep. I don't know
if you'll be able to drive out.
>> No. Yeah, I could drive out. My car is
like 4x4. Okay.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay.
>> I mean, your eyes are pretty red. You
said you didn't have anything to drink.
>> No, I'm high.
>> Smoke.
>> Yeah, that's it.
>> When did you smoke?
>> Like 2 hours ago. 1 hour ago. But I just
smoked with my cousin 1 hour ago.
>> Okay.
>> So, I'm high. I'm going to lie.
>> 1 hour ago.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. You You think you'd pass some
field sobriety tests?
>> Um, honestly, I don't think so.
>> You don't think so?
>> Yeah. Okay.
>> You mind hoping out of the car for me
now?
>> The officer asks him to step out of the
car and complete field sobriety tests.
And you don't have anyone to call to
come pick up the kids?
>> I don't I don't honestly.
>> Okay. My car.
No,
>> it's fine. It's fine. It's
>> okay.
>> I'm trying to just take me in trouble,
dude. It's just I want my kids to go
home safe with her mom.
>> Okay.
>> Her mom is a Narlington. I'm not lying.
>> Right.
>> So, I'm not going to lie. I'm
>> Let me tell you this. You just stepped
out of the car and I could smell
alcohol.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I know. I know you could.
So, I'm not lying.
>> Well, you told me you didn't drink.
>> I did. I did. I'm not going to lie.
>> Okay. Okay.
>> If I'm going to try honestly I'm cuz I'm
in proation. I'm not going to lie to
you. And I'm I'm really like struggling.
I'm not going to lie. You know what? I'm
homeless, dude.
>> Yeah.
>> This reason I'm kind of drinking right
now. But
>> yeah. Okay. Well, I'm sorry you're going
through a hard time, man.
>> But if you want to take me take me. I
just trying to go home with my kids cuz
my her mom probably she doesn't know
that I'm homeless. Honestly, I swear to
God. I swear to God. I'm not lying. I'm
struggling.
>> Okay.
>> And I wanted to spend time with my kids
on Thanksgiving. Gotcha. Okay. If you
want to just lean onto your car for a
sec, I'm going to talk to my partner.
>> Oh, no.
>> What? What city though? They kind of
>> Well, they from
>> Yeah,
>> they're from like I'm not going to lie.
I swear to God. Swear my I just want to
spend time. The mom gave me I was going
home with them. But
>> I just and they were they they're like
enjoying with me. I just I just trying
to go home like with my mom. My mom
lives back here like just like 20 10
minutes away
>> in Everson.
>> Yeah.
>> Right. Okay. You mind um doing some
field sobriety test for me, man?
>> I'm not going to pass. I'm not going to
lie. I'm not going to pass.
>> Are you willing to perform?
>> I don't want to perform cuz I'm not
going to pass. Like like I said, just
take me in if you guys want to take me
in.
>> All right. Well, if you're not drunk and
you're good to drive, I don't want to
take you in for DUI. You know what I
mean?
>> No, I could pass. It's just that I just
don't want to I'm going to let the I
can't pass. I could pass. I know what
you're talking about. It's just that
>> I don't want to cuz my promotion is
fail.
>> Like I can't I can't I can't be dreaming
either way. Like I said, you guys going
to take me in and I don't want to drive.
You guys telling me not to drive. I
rather have someone to drive for me.
Like I said, I could call someone. I
rather have that. I rather call someone.
>> Angel is cooperative, honest about his
situation, and makes a quiet plea. Don't
let his kids know he's homeless.
>> All right, let's let's get done with and
then we can see if we can call someone
to pick up the car and the kids. Okay.
>> Yeah. And because I know you guys going
too and I don't want that cuz the kids
don't know that her mom doesn't know
that and her mom liv this far away and
her mom
>> was expecting to spend time. Honestly, I
know what you I know how it rolls, you
know. I know how you guys go and check.
>> That's what I said.
>> Yeah. Well, you said you had warrants
and from what I can hear didn't sound
like something that the jail would take
on
>> something and that's it. I would like to
just cut someone. Like if you guys let
me just cut someone
like that's it. Cuz that's what I want,
you know.
>> Okay. Come pick up the car.
>> Yeah, that's
>> Can he call for us?
>> Yeah, he could call.
>> Okay.
>> Like I just chill. Like I'm like
honestly cuz I'm being straight up. I
swear to God.
>> Like I said, I'm homeless. The mom
doesn't know that I'm homeless.
>> Honestly, dude, this is like
I don't know. Like I don't know how you
guys live you guys life. I just got
homeless like just like a month ago. Her
mom is thinking that I'm living a good
life. I pick up my kids every once a
week and tell her that I'm leaving okay.
She doesn't know that I'm leaving. Okay.
>> I just tell her that, hey, I just can't
have my kids over here cuz I'm doing
okay.
>> Okay.
>> I'm not lying.
>> Step on over here to my car for a sec.
Okay.
>> I speak through my heart.
>> That's what people
>> Are you living in your car right now or
you?
>> Yes, I'm I have a Ford 2002 Mustang. My
stuff is packing right there. Like if we
go to my house at my mom's house, it's
packed right there. He's going to work
on trying to get someone to pick up the
car right now. Are you willing to
perform some field sobriety test? Make
sure you want to pass. Like I said, like
if you could take me right there,
>> you don't know if you're not going to
pass or not without
>> I'm not I'm not going to pass. Like I
know what you're talking about, but I'm
not I just don't want to take it cuz
like I said, you know, like I'm being
straight up, dude.
>> Okay. Well, you don't you don't have to
take them. I can't force it.
>> Um you you want to belong to PBT just to
see where you're at?
>> I don't know. I don't want cuz I don't
cuz I'm getting charged for it. I don't
want to get charged for it
>> right now. I not getting charged for it.
>> He refuses the field sobriety test,
explaining that he doesn't think he can
pass. Eventually, the officer offers him
a breathalyzer instead. Is he under the
limit or will this push things over the
edge?
>> Like I could blow I could blow up if you
chase.
>> I just don't want to charge like
honestly I don't want to do cuz I know I
understand I'm homeless. I got my two
kids. I know I found my kids. I was
there.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. I was holding her hands. I'm like,
"Dude, we're going home safe." Papa, I
told him, "We're going home safe." And I
saw car and she was like, "Oh, I just
took a turn." And I like I was I was
nervous. I told him, "No, I told her. I
told him I promised her."
But like I said, I know the address
where we live. If you wanted to take
this over there,
>> I'm a must. My stuff in a second. Okay.
>> I'm not lying. Like I'm just I'm
homeless. I swear to God. Yeah,
>> my mom just let me stand. My mom doesn't
even know that, too.
>> Okay.
>> I understand that you're homeless.
>> Um, and I'm I'm honestly I'm sorry that
you're in the shooting situation.
>> It's just that my kids doesn't know
that. My kids know they just woke up.
Honestly, they woke up yesterday at my
grand house. Like, you know, like I live
there cuz you know, that's how I live. I
usually me and my mom together, but
>> all right, man. I appreciate you being
honest with me so far.
>> I swear to God, I'm not lying. Right.
>> I just don't want them to like blow up.
>> How much do you think you drunk today?
>> Just like at least um four beers and
like two shots at least.
>> How long ago?
>> Like at least um
I drank four beers like an hour ago and
I think I think I drank two shots an
hour ago, but I know my level is a
little bit high.
>> Okay.
>> But that's what I'm saying. I'm being
I'm being honest with you. I know I'm
not going to pass it.
>> Yeah, you've been cool with me so far
and honest. I appreciate that. So I know
that's why I said I rather get someone
and I rather just like I said I just
want to go home with my kids and I'm not
lying I'm homeless. I got I got my stuff
in my back of my car because I swear to
God just I just don't want honestly my
my the mother of my kid doesn't know
that I'm homeless either and I don't
want her to I cuz I just end of the day
I'm a man. She's supposed to know that
I'm there for my kid. She's not supposed
to know that. As the encounter
continues, Angel becomes visibly
emotional, worried about the
consequences and how this could affect
his relationship with his kids.
>> My kids are supposed to do that, so I
make them feel home with my mom.
>> Yeah, if it's So, here's the deal. If
it's just a suspended, I'm going to
sight and release you for that. It's not
a big deal. I want to make sure you get
to drive. Are you Are you willing to
perform some test or belong to the PVT?
No, I just rather get someone like I
said we got poor lyrics. I just rather
have someone because I'm the only one
getting more in trouble with you guys.
Nobody. I rather have someone take this
take me to her in my care. Like I said,
I don't want I don't want her mom to
know that I'm home.
My kids always
>> I told you to be a hard worker, dude.
>> Uh no. So it sounds like you were the
only one who has a cell phone, correct?
So
>> my phone my phone decided to serve but I
got
her
know that's
usually I sleep in the streets. I sleep
like
every
or restate stuff. That's it. Or
whatever. I can sleep. Whatever. That's
it. I just want to piss back down. But I
didn't want them for mom to know that
when I live cuz she she already
got kicked out cuz of a dog. We have a
man. That's
when love. I just can't do nothing more.
So, I have to just sleep over this. I'm
just being honest with you guys. So, I
don't know what I pass it to, guys.
Honestly, I just don't want to piss you
alone.
>> Are you willing to blow into the PBT?
>> I'm not going to pass.
>> Well, you already said you're not going
to pass the field sobriety test, which
is the high test and the walking trend.
You don't want to take those?
>> Yeah, I'm not going to pass it, bro. I
think I'm high, too.
>> You think you're high?
>> Yeah.
>> You want to see where you're at?
>> Volunteer.
It can't be used in court.
>> Though hesitant to get into more
trouble, he ultimately agrees to take
the breathalyzer.
>> Okay. Yeah. I just don't want to get in
trouble. That's
>> okay.
>> The test is completely voluntary.
>> Right.
>> I took the volunteer.
>> I know my brother. It's just I know that
>> I got vision.
>> Okay.
>> You guys don't need to. When you're
ready, just wrap your lips around the
tube. Blow. Do a full inhale. Full
exhale into the tube. Okay. As long as
you can
hover.
>> Is that high?
>> Uh, it's got to calibrate.
>> Yeah.
>> So, do you have someone we can call?
>> Yeah, we got someone.
>> Okay. Do you want to give us a number
right now?
>> 138.
Lucia, that's her mom.
>> Yeah.
>> And she was in Everson.
>> Yes.
>> 2969550.
>> I still
>> So, she'll work on calling. Um, you did
blow over the legal,
like you said, you're not going to pass
the test intoxicated. So, if you place
turn around, place your hands behind the
back.
>> Oh, so I'm going to
>> Yeah, you're in the rest of the line.
>> Well,
>> there's there's other things that
>> I'm going to call Lucia and see if she
can pick up the kids. Are there She has
the car seats at her house.
>> She's better.
That's why I wasn't my son. I was pretty
honest with you. I want to just stay
with my kids. Just kidding.
>> What?
>> I just want to be with my kids.
Let's walk back towards my car.
Okay.
>> The result confirms it. He's over the
legal limit. So, the officers are left
with no choice but to place him under
arrest.
Anything I know sticking
>> no face the car
>> missed your phone.
>> Yeah,
>> that's the one we showed up for.
>> Okay. when you're supposed to have an
interlock.
>> Yeah,
>> that's what I was saying. I don't want
>> You don't want what?
>> Well, here's the deal, man. You're
>> giving me hungry. I just want the mother
to know that I'm homeless.
>> I want you guys to tell I just want her
to know that I'm homeless. Honestly,
>> I'll have you have a seat. Let me read
your rights real quick and then we'll
talk. Like,
>> I know my rights. Just you don't have to
tell me. Just I'm being honest with you.
Go ahead and lean back.
>> I I know you said you know your rights.
You still have to read them to you.
Okay.
>> Just I know it. I know it. Like honestly
I know it. Just
>> Okay. I still have to read them to you.
Okay. Just listen for a second. Okay.
>> All right. Angel, you have the right to
remain silent. Anything you say can be
used against you in the court of law.
You have the right this time to talk to
your lawyer and have him present it with
you while you're being questioned. If
you cannot afford to hire a lawyer,
won't be appointed to represent you
before questioning. If you wish, you can
decide at any time to exercise these
rights or not answer any questions or
make any statements. Do you understand
each of these rights have explained to
you?
>> Yes, I understand.
>> Having these rights in mind, you still
want to talk to me?
>> No, no, I understand your rights.
>> Huh?
>> I understand your rights.
>> Do you still want to talk to me?
>> Yes, I will talk to you.
>> Let me just find a bag for your stuff
and I'll be right back.
>> I don't got no bag.
>> I have one. To ensure the children are
safe, officers contact their grandmother
who agrees to take custody while he's
behind bars.
>> Like I mean like like you got my phone
and everything. I was worried about like
contact.
>> We'll call once we get to the jail.
Okay.
>> Oh, no. It's just that my phone is about
trying to get like
>> what kind of phone is it?
>> My iPhone. The one
>> the one that I just used right now and
you guys.
>> All right. She Well, she's trying to
reach someone. The number that you gave
for mom.
>> My phone's out of service zone.
>> Yeah. She's calling off our phone the
number.
>> I was wondering if you guys could use my
like unlock my phone like let me get
like numbers
>> know if she doesn't get through. We're
going to do that.
>> Yeah. Then she won't get through cuz I
think they're sleeping.
>> Oh, really?
>> Yeah. That's I'm not I'm being honest
with you. I'm not like I said I'll get
it to the point. I'm not going to lie.
I'm not going to like you or nothing.
That's it. Let me just get my my family
number and everything. And then my call
the mother. Like I said,
>> how old are the kids? One is five, one
is two.
>> One is five, one is two. Okay.
>> All right.
Do you do you not have car seats to put
it in?
>> Yes, we do. It's just to her mom. She
just gave it to me like that and I told
her like, "Give me the car." But she
didn't.
>> Okay.
>> She just That's why I'm being like
always I'm not lying. I'll be straight
up with you.
>> Uhhuh.
>> You know,
>> right. No, I appreciate you being
cooperative and honest with me.
>> Just don't tell her that I'm homeless. I
say I don't want you to know that I'm
homeless. That's right.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
Sorry that you're in that situation. You
still can't be out driving drunk. That's
the same. That's the same. Putting
others at risk.
>> I know. That's what I said. That's
>> Especially your kids in the car, man.
>> Yes. That's what I say. No, I know. I
know. I was driving safe. It's just I
was nervous like
>> Well, let me let me be honest with you.
When I was behind you on Hanigan there,
you were swerving.
>> Yeah. Yeah. I'm not lying. That's
specific,
>> right? And I wasn't sure if you're on
your phone or what the deal is, but now
I can clearly see it cuz you're
intoxicated. though.
>> And I'm I'm trying to get charged with,
but I already for operation. I'm getting
in trouble for more operation.
>> But then comes another blow. This isn't
his first DUI with prior offenses,
probation and interlock requirements in
play. The stakes are now even higher.
>> Yeah. With the interlock stuff, right?
>> Yeah. And for defer depution.
>> The what?
>> The deferral persecution.
>> Prosecution.
>> Yeah. The fire promotion thing.
>> Oh, okay. Is this your second DUI?
>> No, I think the
>> third. Okay.
>> So, it's like what, like a year in jail
or something?
>> Um, I'm not You're talking about right
now when we go in?
>> Yeah.
>> I think they probably still PR you that
I know of and like kick you loose until
you got your next court date. I don't
know what the courts are going to do
with you after that.
>> Um,
>> we're we're trying to get a translator
out here to come talk to the mom. She
doesn't speak English, right? I got her
mom number say limit in Latin number she
can talk to
>> there's someone coming in here that
speaks Spanish they can translate
>> but I got her mom she probably answers
but she picked it up over there or she
could just try to come here as soon as
possible.
>> Okay
>> from mon
>> what where's the house that you were
going to
>> like 10 minutes away 20 minutes it's
like between um Hagens Hagen store Mhm.
It's
>> right there. It's like another 15 minute
drive.
>> Okay.
>> Yeah.
Hagens in Pernal or
>> no Bell.
>> Belling Hill.
>> Which one?
>> The one next to the movie theaters.
>> Okay. Barkley there.
>> Yeah.
>> Like I said, I got the address.
>> So, you were going to Barkley Hanigan,
right?
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> Why were you going down this road?
>> Cuz I got nervous. I scan.
>> Oh, cuz I was behind you.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay.
>> Being honest with you.
>> Yeah. No, no worries. I appreciate you
being honest.
Talk to my partner here. Yeah.
>> So, they got a hold of your mom and
they're working with her to get out here
to come get the kids in the car. Okay.
>> Uh we'll be going down the jail. You
have anything else for me?
>> No. Like um like I said, like I want to
get in contact with them
>> with your family.
>> Yeah, we'll call once we're at the jail.
>> You got my phone up,
>> huh?
>> You got my phone with me?
>> Yeah.
>> The vehicle is secured and officers
confirmed that Angel will be booked for
DUI along with additional violations.
During the search of the car, they also
discover a firearm in his possession.
Number three, mom of four gets caught in
Walmart doing the unthinkable. Police
respond to a call from a Walmart
reporting a woman acting erratically
while accompanied by her children.
Officers locate her in the parking lot
sitting in her car with two kids.
>> Hello. How you doing, man?
>> How are you doing?
>> Good.
>> Good. Good. I'm Officer Dwise with the
Grove City Police Department. Uh we got
a call about you. Sounds like you were
uh stumbling around inside the store, so
we just wanted to check on you and make
sure that you were okay to drive. Said
you're tired.
>> Yeah, I'm not drunk or anything. Like
I'm drained. I just moved into my
apartment and I've been up cleaning,
>> organizing.
>> Gotcha. So you just been up for a long
time then?
>> Yeah. And I was crying because
>> I got paid $600 in four kids and it's
really stress.
>> Gotcha. Yeah. Hey, they said they saw
you go into the um
>> the mother and cuz that's where I vent.
>> What's uh what's the deal with the can
here?
>> My uh
right here, my thing.
>> So, I fixed it.
>> Okay. How about you just set that down
there on the trunk for me? You got an ID
on you?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. All right. Is it on you?
>> No, it's tomorrow. You can go get it.
>> Why are you like stumbling around and
stuff? I want to make sure that you're
okay cuz you seem like you're
>> I have vertigo.
>> Okay. Okay. And so when I'm really
stressed and really drained, it
irritates. But I've been up all day
since
>> Okay. Um Well, tell tell me what when
these other officers show up, we'll go
get your your ID cuz right now can
>> Yeah, if you want to sit down, that's
fine.
>> Yeah,
this is crazy.
>> Um you don't got any weapons or anything
on you or inside the car, do you?
>> No.
>> Okay. What's the deal with the inhalent?
>> The what?
>> The inhalent. The spray bottle that you
were holding when I walked up.
>> I said I'm fixing my my
>> Watch out.
>> What are you serious?
>> Well, cuz you say you're fixing
something. There's no indicator of spray
or nothing. And I seen you holding the
spray can and you're stumbling around.
>> No, my daughter is I open the door.
>> Okay. Where is your ID at?
>> In my purse.
>> Do you mind if I go grab that?
>> Go get my purse for me. Officers grow
suspicious due to the woman's unusual
behavior and the fact that she's holding
a can of glue. Despite showing clear
signs of possible impairment, she denies
using any illegal substances or alcohol.
>> This is crazy.
>> Thank you. Appreciate it.
>> This one right here. Mind if I grab it
out?
>> Yeah. But okay, we lived in our car for
like a couple weeks cuz I was waiting
for to come through for my unit. And so
when the truck was open, my my cloth in
my car kept on waving
>> like the
>> which cloth the roof
>> like this.
>> Well, if I told you that Walmart called
us cuz they were concerned about some
behavior that you were doing, that's the
reason that we're out here. I I'll go in
there and vent four kids and then I just
cry sometimes cuz sometimes you got to
cry.
>> Okay.
>> I haven't seen a mother before.
>> There's nothing wrong with with letting
your emotions out or anything like that.
But when when we get information saying
that you're you're stumbling around the
store
>> because my vertigo I have vertigo.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. When it when I'm stressed, it acts
up. I'm not on I don't drink. I haven't
drunk in 4 years. I don't I'm absent.
I'm so bad. I go to church. I'm just
This whole ordeal is stressing me out.
>> Okay.
>> And I have no family here. So, it's just
me.
>> Okay.
>> And I take care of everything.
>> Where were you if you were spraying
this? Where were you spraying it? Show
me.
>> Can I get you need help?
>> I have bad balance. Okay.
>> Show me.
>> It's right here.
>> Yeah. It's playful.
>> You can't open the door. Open the door.
We shut it cuz you was cold. But I want
the door open. It's all right here in
the head too much. So,
>> do you care if I touch it?
>> Sure.
[Music]
>> I'm going to ask the man what I need to
buy for in the store cuz it kept on
coming and done.
>> Okay.
>> To determine if she's fit to drive,
officers initiate a field sobriety test.
Let's see how she handles it. Where
we're at with this right now is we're
just going to give you the opportunity
to do a few field few field field
sobriety test just to make sure that
you're okay to drive. Obviously, you're
about to enter the car with your two
children.
>> I can't walk the straight line.
>> Okay. Well, there's walk you through
everything that we need you to do. You
either do need
>> so
right now when I walked out
and
watch
>> like every like it's hereditary. My
cousin in Mexico, Kentucky has it
>> and when she like when she first wakes
up, she got pills for it.
>> But mine's only act up when I'm really
stressed. And I'm under a lot of stress.
I just moved in yesterday. I'm trying to
organize my house. I bought curtains and
I bought rods.
>> Okay. So, they saw that you had gone
into the
>> the mother's room,
>> right? Did you go in with your children
or No,
>> no.
>> Okay. So, you just left them outside the
door then or
>> No, they would stand right there. Were
they inside the room with you?
>> No, I was standing by the door.
>> Okay. What were you doing inside the
room there?
>> I was praying and crying. I swear.
>> Okay.
>> And then I listen where my phone
>> Well, your phone's in your first, but
just hang out here. We're going to I'm
going to run you through some tests just
to make sure that you're fine to go
drive off with your two kids. Obviously,
I don't want them to get hurt.
>> So, that's my concern. Um, so I'm going
to explain a few things to you. Are you
fine if um we close the door and your
kids stay here? here and I'll just walk
you to the front of this cruiser. Is
that okay with you?
>> Yeah.
>> I can have this officer stay and make
sure that
>> Can you like go up and stay?
>> Well, we just don't want them to run
out.
>> Okay. Just make sure to stay down. Okay.
>> Sure. All right. We're going to walk
over here.
>> At the same time, another officer heads
to Walmart's loss prevention office to
review surveillance footage and assess
her behavior inside the store.
So, um, she bought some spray adhesive.
She was trying to fix her her roof
liner. Um,
she does have video of her in the store.
I can watch like see what
she said her whole thing with going to
the mother's room is venting cuz they're
living out their car. So, she goes in
there and like vents. But, we're going
to put her through field sobriety tests.
>> She left her little girls alone for 15
minutes outside like knocking on the
door. Say, "Mommy, I love you. Mommy, I
love you."
>> Okay.
>> It was just weird.
>> Um, so what I'll have you do is just
take your hands and put them up on your
chin like this.
>> And then, are you able to see the tip of
my finger?
>> Okay.
>> So, what I need you to do is just with
your eyes and your eyes only follow my
finger. Does that make sense?
>> Do you have any questions about that?
>> Okay.
Are you still doing all right? Still
good to continue.
>> Okay. It's going to be a little bit
longer this time. Just keep your hands
up here on your chin for me. Right.
>> When she's walking with the cart, she's
fine, but like
she's walking like her feet like she's
walking like Godzilla. Honestly, it was
super weird. Well, she says she has
vertigo.
>> You know, keep a lie, though. So,
>> I don't know. It might be nothing. It
was just We were worried because of the
kids. We debated calling for like 20
minutes.
>> So, you said she left them alone for 15
minutes. They were wandering around.
>> Electronics, too. The whole time she was
in the mother's room.
>> Okay. Um, do you have anything that's
physically wrong with you that I know
you said you'd have some sort of issue
walking in a straight line. Is that
right?
>> Um, what what's going to cause that
issue? about the vertigo you were
talking about.
>> Yeah. Like I want to get checked out but
I never have.
>> During the sobriety test, the woman
claimed she suffers from vertigo
suggesting it could impact her
performance.
>> And I'm trying and I enrolled in school
today and took longer than what I
expected cuz I changed addresses,
>> right?
>> And then when I left CCS, I immediately
came. No, I went to uh Aldi's like all
these on South High.
>> Yeah. Yeah.
>> And I went to the thrift store to buy
some curtains because my new place don't
have uh blinds.
>> That was all today.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. Um so I'm going to give you the
opportunity to do the walk and turn
test. I can take that into account that
you have vertigo and you have injury at
the feet. Um I can explain the test to
you and then you can let me know if you
would like to try it. Does that sound
reasonable?
>> Okay. Um so I'm just going to have
>> What is it?
>> I left down.
>> Okay. Well, I'm going to have you stand
up for this one. Okay. Can I take on my
>> Yeah, if you'd like to.
>> Yeah,
>> we type up a sworn statement real quick.
Just basically stating cuz um here's
where we're at. We're putting her
through fields of ride testing anyways.
Um just kind of go that route, see if
there's we have anything as far as
alcohol go. Um
so if we do go that route and she there
is evidence to to prove that, we will
need a statement. So, if you guys just
want to knock one out real quick. Okay.
>> Um, that would help.
>> My balance.
>> Um, so when you do this, I just need you
to in a heel to toe fashion.
>> You're going to take nine steps down
that line, a turn, and then nine steps
back. Do you think that you'd be able to
do it?
>> Okay. Do you want to make an attempt at
doing it?
>> All right. Am I going to jail?
>> So, you're not Here's where I'm at with
this. I believe that you are some level
of intoxicated.
Bri, let me hang on. Let me explain a
little bit further to you. Stop. Stop.
Hey, if you need to if you need to s
Stop cry. Hey, listen. What I'm about to
tell you might make your day a little
bit better. Okay.
>> Shortly after, the officer makes a call
based on his observation of her
behavior.
>> Stop. All right.
>> I'm so tired.
>> I have not seen you driving your car in
the state that you are in. There is no
video from Walmart that shows you inside
of your vehicle in the state that you're
in. Meaning, I'm not arresting you for
OBI or operating motor vehicle under the
influence. Nor am I arresting you for
physical control because you're not
doing that. My concern right now is that
you have two small children with you.
>> I'm going to drive slow.
>> No, no. I I am not going to let you
drive and stay with you.
>> I don't have no one to jab me.
>> Oh my god.
>> Sit down.
>> Okay.
>> So, can you understand that from my
point of view?
Can I breathize the test or something?
>> Say it one more time.
>> I breathize the test. I don't drink.
>> I understand.
>> I drink and the adhesive wasn't even
like that. I just opened it.
>> Okay.
>> I just opened it to spray my my ceiling
cuz I'm
>> I can't afford them to strip my whole
ceiling.
>> Right. So, based off of what I'm seeing,
I believe you are impaired by something.
I don't know if you're impaired by
alcohol, but I am I will not let you
drive today. And
>> but why do you think I'm under
influence? Because I can't walk in a
straight line.
>> Not because you can't walk in a straight
line again. I didn't see you walk in a
straight line cuz you said that you
didn't want to. Based off of what I'm
hearing from your slurry and slow
speech. You're unsteady on your feet.
Your eye when I
>> unsteady.
>> When I looked at your eyes, you you have
showed several indicators of impairment
within your eyes. Usually that's
>> I'm stressed. Like do you not
understand?
>> Stress isn't something that's going to
cause that to happen.
>> I promise it does honey. I haven't had
anything. I've gone through
>> to drink anything to eat. I have been
fasting for three days. Do you
understand?
>> All right. I understand that. Again,
that's not something that's going to
cause what I'm seeing in your eyes. I've
been given plenty of training.
>> So, you're saying that I'm under
influence because I ain't held that
stuff for split second cuz I was
spraying my the
shouldn't have sprayed it.
>> Well, that's not what I'm saying. Is
that what happened? that you were just
inside there spraying it and then it got
into your nose and that's why you think
that this might have happened.
>> While there's not enough evidence to
charge her with driving under the
influence, police determined she is
unfit to drive with her children in the
vehicle.
>> What I'm asking you to I'm asking like
how am I acting? I don't know. This is
how I directly act. But
>> do you have somebody that can come pick
you and your kids up?
>> But you do have somebody.
>> I can try.
Okay. Why don't you try to I'll get you
your phone. Okay. And why don't you try
to get a hold of somebody that can come
pick up you and your kids. Okay.
>> How long were you spraying that stuff in
the trunk?
>> Like I just came out the store, so I
just opened it. You can read my receipt.
>> Well, that's not the problem that I
have. The problem is if that's what you
think it was that you were inhaling too
much of it there in the back.
>> You think you can say that? I mean, it
does feel wet. So, like you probably
like it I put my hand on it and it does
feel like sticky,
>> right?
>> I mean, it just it kind of depends on if
you
how much you were I mean that stuff's
strong. Like I smelt it like even just
rotating the can and I was like that
stuff is strong.
>> But um I mean were you I mean I'll ask
you straight up. Were you purposely
inhaling it?
>> No. to like try to get high or anything
or were you just trying to or were you
just trying to fix it?
>> I really was trying to fix it. I'mma fix
it.
>> Like fix it, Randy. Like fix it. Fix it.
>> I get it. I get it. I mean,
>> I got to do what I got to do.
>> Hi. Um, are you able to come out here
and um pick up I'm sorry, what's your
name again?
>> Chvel.
>> Pick up Chvel and her two kids.
>> Okay. Okay. Um, you Grove City and
Walmart.
>> Yes. So, it's going to be the Walmart
that's on Stringtown Road.
>> Um, I live in Gway. I'm like a couple
exits up.
>> Okay. All right. Sounds good. We'll see
you then.
>> All right.
>> All right. Bye-bye.
>> Byebye.
>> All right. I'll give this back to you.
>> Thank you.
>> Do you just want me to set it back in
your car?
Meanwhile, another officer questions why
she spent 15 minutes inside the mother's
room and addresses her unusual behavior
inside the store.
>> Is that okay?
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. Do you go in the room to kind of
look for a break?
>> A room.
>> The room like the mom room to like kind
of have a break from everything.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay.
>> That's my place. I go in there and pray
and um I have the you virgin verbal app
is on my phone.
>> Why?
>> I listen to my scriptures and and hush
home,
>> you know.
>> Is there a reason you do it at a
Walmart?
>> No, I'll come to Walmart and shop.
>> Yeah.
>> No, no, the shopping and the thing is
totally fine. The only thing is like the
the loss prevention people said that you
were in there for like 15 minutes. So
when they see that, it's a little
concerning to them as to why somebody
might be in that room for an extended
period of time and they're in and their
and their kids are sitting outside.
>> I'm doing that 15 minutes.
>> Okay.
>> My daughter, my little one kicked the
door down.
>> Okay.
>> She's a bully.
>> Yeah.
>> All right. So, here's where we're at
with this. Um, today you are going to
get a citation.
>> Yes. You're not going to jail tonight.
um
intoxication and then just one for
endangering children.
>> I believe that you would have gotten
into your car and taken off in the state
that you're in.
>> I don't believe that you can care for
yourself at the moment, which means I
don't believe that you care for your
children.
>> Really,
>> you are more than entitled to your
defense. But this is based off of what
I've seen indicators of just speaking to
me and then what I've seen other tests
that you allow me to do.
>> Like I said, you're more than entitled
to your own defense. It's okay.
>> Not a conviction, but a charge that
you're going to fight this later.
So, just hang out. We're going to write
those out for you. You'll get your copy
in a court date, and then you can handle
that later.
>> The final outcome, a charge of child
endangerment. She walks free for now,
but a court date awaits. Number two, mom
was too high to notice what fell out of
her car. Police respond to a disturbing
incident after a passer by witnesses a
young child fall out of a moving car.
The four-year-old rolls onto the road as
the vehicle continues without stopping.
A concerned bystander calls 911 and
stays with the child until officers
arrive on scene.
>> How you doing? Hey sir, thanks for
coming so quick.
>> I've never seen anything like that. This
silver car, best I can tell it's silver.
Pulls around and I see the doors open
and this kid comes rolling out of it.
>> He falls out of the car.
>> He just came falling out of it. Slide
rolls all the way over.
>> The car took off.
>> The car just kept
>> which way it go? Silver SUV pickup?
>> No, a just a caravan. A car. Just a car.
>> Is a car like like yours?
>> Yeah. Uh, no. Like a car. Car like a
regular, you know, sedan.
>> Alpha 216 flag there. Let me
>> So So the car he come out of the front
seat or the back seat?
>> Back seat. Back right back.
>> So the car came off Old King's Road,
right?
>> He he or she made a U-turn. White car is
right there. I'm sitting first one in
line over there.
>> And I I thought it was a dent in the
door open
>> and he folded the back
>> and he just
>> signal 14. subject says he may have an
49 out of Massachusetts
all I can think of. Yeah.
>> And I just got I kind of
>> Did the door close when it kept going or
did
>> No, it was it was still open.
>> High rate. Was it reckless high rate of
speed or just
>> It wasn't like it was out of control. It
wasn't like it was burning tires or
anything.
>> Yeah.
>> Um
>> I don't know. I even tried to ask
anybody know that you were out of the
>> That's what I'm wondering. They don't
know you fell out.
>> Yeah. Were you riding with your mom?
Were you riding with your mommy?
Was daddy with you, too? Just mom?
>> Okay.
>> Okay.
>> Do you have your ID on you, sir? Just
for our report. No problem.
>> We're not going to get him.
>> Police quickly locate the vehicle where
they find four children crammed into the
back, a woman in the front, and her
brother behind the wheel.
>> He's in the front seat of that car.
>> How?
>> He fell out your car.
>> How? He fell out my car. Copy tag for
the parents just showed up.
Matt,
>> how did he find?
>> You tell you tell me that. Was he
buckled in?
>> Sleeping.
>> Kilo X-Ray Whiskey November 67 KXW N67
Silver Chevy. Where was your son at?
>> I was sleeping. He was on this side.
>> Who was driving?
>> My brother. He said he he said he heard
the door open, but he didn't he didn't
think
>> showing vehicle registration to
registration showing cancel. Everybody
have their IDs out, their IDs ready.
He's in the front seat of the car if you
want to go get them from this gentleman.
>> All right. You want to come get him out
of this man's car?
>> Is he okay?
>> He's got a little cut on his finger.
He's okay.
When did y'all realize he wasn't in the
car?
>> Right now. Like right now. We got him to
the expressway and my daughter was like,
"Whereby what? Why you want?"
>> It's not. Just don't don't yell at him.
He's
>> I know.
>> You want You want to pick him up? He's
scared.
>> And his hand hurts. Okay. Locks on your
doors or they
>> Oh goodness.
>> Where's everybody's car seats?
>> They going to wear a seat belt, right?
>> Um well, you have this four kids in
>> only three seats.
>> So, how do you get four kids for three
seats? with three seat belts.
>> They all fit there.
>> It doesn't matter if they all fit there.
How many seat belts are there?
>> There's three seat belts.
>> Every juvenile needs to be in a seat
belt.
>> So obviously someone's not in a seat
belt if there's four kids.
>> I mean, I just got this car. I used to
have a big van, but I
>> So you're saying if I if I just get this
car, I'm going to sit four kids in the
back seat. I'm going to make sure
there's four seat belts.
>> So did you check seat belts in the car?
>> I have six kids. What do you
>> I I know. I understand. This is what I
was
>> section. I didn't think that my son
would ever do something like that.
>> Officers immediately spot a safety
issue. There are only three seat belts
in the back, meaning one child wasn't
secured at all.
>> Every child needs to be in a seat belt
at least.
>> I know that certain ages. So, how are
they all
>> I buckled them in the seat belt? Is the
child not right?
>> I I can't tell which way it's got to got
to go in there.
>> Don't know which way it goes. There's
two things going on. One, how old are
all the kids in the back seat? What age
range are they from?
>> My daughter is nine. My other daughter
is
>> seven.
>> Okay.
>> My son is pay and Julie's four.
>> All right. So, the four-year-old should
be in a car seat. According to Florida
law, all children aged five and younger
must be restrained a fally approved
crash child restraint device.
>> This includes a booster seat, car seat,
or any other manufactured integrated
child seat. So, two of them are in car
seats. Okay. Second thing, four kids in
the back seat, only three seat belts
available for them. That's a problem.
And the third thing is we all can smell
the out of the car, including paramedics
and fire.
>> So, we're looking at those three things
right now.
>> So, hang tight while we can finish.
>> Is there any in this car? Did you know?
>> All right. Well, you can check
even with or without your permission.
Just the snow gives us the right to
check your car. So that's what deputy
>> where where are we? I don't even know.
>> You're in Palm Coast, Florida. Probably
about half hour north of Daytona.
>> All right. So I'm going to read you your
rights first. Okay. So you have the
right to remain silent and anything you
say maybe as evidence against you.
>> You have the right to talk to attorney
and have him or her with you now or
anytime during questioning. If you can
afford an attorney won't be appointed to
represent you. If at any time you wish
to stop talking or have an attorney
present, all questioning will be stopped
at your request. Do you understand these
rights?
>> With these rights in mind, are you
willing to talk to me?
>> So, can you start? We're going to go
back to the beginning of what happened.
So, where were you guys coming from?
>> I'm coming from Miami, Florida. I was
coming to South Carolina just for him to
see his dad.
>> Going where?
>> South Carolina.
>> South Carolina. Okay.
>> For him to see his dad. And I was
sleeping in the car. The woman says she
was asleep while her brother drove and
only realized the child was missing
after her daughter pointed it out.
>> And um all I heard what woke me up was
when my daughter said, "Where is um
Chris Judy?" They thought that he got
out of the gas station and went into the
bathroom without us without my brother
knowing you.
>> Okay.
>> Cuz my brother went into the to pump
gas, I guess, and he went into the
store.
>> Okay.
>> But that's not what happened. He didn't
even notice that my son fell out the car
right here. Like I didn't even like
until when we went to this gas station
which you were sleeping
>> here. I was sleeping.
>> Okay. And did you guys leave Miami today
or how long have you
>> We left today.
>> Today. Okay. And you guys stopping here
for gas?
>> Stopping here for gas.
>> Okay. And so you say you were sleeping
and then driving up there your uh
daughter woke you up?
>> Yes. My daughter my daughter woke me up
because all I heard heard her say that,
you know, of course I'm going to get up
from something like that and then that's
when I went crazy and I and he was like
right there on the e-way. So we had to
hurry up and turn around
>> to get off and come back to the same gas
station that he said he my brother said
he was at.
>> So you guys already on 95?
>> So you went to the next turn around and
I turn around.
>> All right. And the pills I found in the
glove box, the Xanax bars.
>> The Xanax. Yeah, those are my anxiety
pills.
>> Okay. Are those Do you have a
prescription?
>> I don't have it in my um bottle. No, I
don't have my prescription.
>> Do you have a prescription for Xanax in
particular?
>> Um they give me um
>> some type of pills like that's for like
that.
>> Has that doctor prescribed Xanax bars to
you? That's what we're asking.
>> Um
>> we we can check that. We can go on the
record. We can check this. So, he hasn't
prescribed you any Xanax,
>> but they they prescribe me with pills
that are like in the Xanax family.
>> In the Xanax family, but he hasn't
prescribed you those those pills.
>> Where'd you get those?
>> I have bad anxiety. I mean,
>> when pressed about the controlled
substances found in the car, she
struggles to give a clear explanation.
>> Where did you get those pills from?
>> My friend gave them to me.
>> Your friend gave you those pills?
>> Yeah. Like, it's my anxiety that I had.
>> Does your friend have a prescription for
the pills? Is it his prescription?
>> Probably. probably have a prescription
on my
>> Okay.
>> Cuz my sister passed away and um
not too long ago. So I I'm dealing with
like anxieties and stuff. So I would
have to take
>> That's what I'm saying. Well, if if you
got anxiety, that's when you go to the
doctor and the doctor prescribe you
medication and stuff, but getting it
from
>> You see the bottles right there? You can
probably see that I have right there.
>> So the secondary
>> I've been trying to go to the doctor.
>> The secondary concern that I have is
when you guys left Miami.
>> Okay. You got four four children in the
back seat.
>> Oh. Their
ages are in the back seat right now. Is
that five or nine? Five, four, and
three.
>> That's their ages in the back seat.
>> Um, yeah. Nine,
>> five,
>> seven,
>> seven, nine, seven,
>> five, and four.
>> Five and four. Okay. So, under Florida
law, uh, and you do you have driver's
license in Florida?
>> No, I have to get one.
>> So, you don't have a driver's license in
Florida. Okay. Well, it's it's
law that states that any juvenile that's
in a vehicle that's under the age of
five needs to be in a car seat. On top
of that, any juvenile that's under the
age of 18 needs to have a seat belt on.
All right? So, the problem is is these
cars are designed for for three
passengers in the rear seat. Right now,
we have four passengers in the rear
seat. Okay? So, the car is legally not
allowed to travel with four juveniles.
Even four adults in the back seat. You
couldn't travel with four adults in that
back seat if you want to because
everyone has to have the option to be
able to sit with a seat belt. Even as an
adult, you don't have to sit with a seat
belt in the back seat. You still have to
have that option. But like I said, the
big concern is is that we left Miami. We
put four juveniles in the back seat. And
obviously, one of the juveniles didn't
have a seat.
>> Child safety became the focus as the
officer highlights the serious issue of
unrestrained passengers. On top of
everything, the driver is confirmed to
be under the influence
>> because you got three seat belts,
>> three seat belts
>> and four juveniles. That leaves someone
out for getting it. And obviously the
one that I don't I don't know why the
door opened. I don't know if he had hit
the door, if it was a malfunction door.
I see there's damage on that side of the
car. So with with the damage on the side
of the car, maybe the door lock's not
working properly. I I I don't know that.
I'm mechanic. But all I know is that by
simple math, three seat belts, four
juveniles, and one juvenile falls out,
that's most likely the one that wasn't
wearing the seat belt. Okay, so that's
that's the concern that I have. The
secondary concern is um who was the male
that was driving the car?
>> My little brother.
>> That's your little brother. Okay. Um
were you awake when your brother was
smoking the car?
>> No.
>> No, you weren't awake when he was
>> sleeping.
>> Okay. You were sleeping when he was
smoking.
>> Did you know that he had him? I not I
wasn't aware that he had
>> So you weren't aware that he had
>> it doesn't matter if it's if it's an
ounce or 10 ounces. It's still not legal
to have with you. And then obviously
it's not if if he smoked it 20 minutes
ago. It's it's not legal to
>> I don't know. I don't know when he
smoked it. I don't know if he smoked it
when he stopped here. I don't know. I
was
>> gets back on the road. Now he's driving
under the influence with four juveniles.
One of them obviously not in a seat. I
can't I can't say that they all weren't
in seat belts. I know that when we came
up to the car, they weren't in their
seat belts, but um two of them were
supposed to be in car seats.
>> Which one? Said you said four year olds
in a car seat.
>> So, anybody under the age of five needs
to be in a car seat.
>> Under five and under.
>> Five and under has to be in a car seat.
>> Two out of the four kids should have
been car.
>> The woman tries to explain the
situation, but officers aren't convinced
by her story.
All right. And the other two seat belts
are fine.
>> So then that then basically that means I
can't drive my car at all because I have
six kids.
>> Yes. This would not be a vehicle that
would be suitable for you to drive.
>> I know that I just car for now to get
around.
>> You would have to have a vehicle that
would seat six juveniles.
>> Yeah, I know. I always used to have vans
and stuff like cars. My I lost my car
and this is the only option that I had
to have a car for now.
>> I understand. So, like I said, there's
other options that you as a mom have to
take for the safety of your children.
Because as a mom and those your kids,
you're saying, "Hey, you know what? I
know there's not car seats and I can't
fit them. I know I only have three seat
belts, but hey, I got to go up to South
Carolina so he can see his dad." A
better option would be finding somebody
to watch your juveniles
>> so that you can fit up there. Or, hey,
I'm going to stay here. your brother, do
you mind running him up to South
Carolina to go meet his dad or bringing
his dad back so that he can see his kid?
All that, that would be stuff that I
would expect a parent to do um for their
children to make sure that their
children were safe. Okay. Um do you have
any family that's in the area here?
Where is your family at?
>> Far away. We don't live here. I don't
>> I understand you don't live here, but
where would your family be at? Where
would the nearest relative be at?
>> Very far in Miami, Florida. And nobody
have a car.
>> And nobody has a car down in Miami. They
don't know anybody that could.
>> No,
I just got my car. And this car is not
even under my name.
>> I I'm going to do all the registration
and everything.
>> Yeah.
>> Today whenever I get back to Miami with
my brother, my brother's going with the
license.
My older brother.
>> Your older brother is the one with the
license.
>> And he have to go to work.
>> Your older brother had to go to work.
Okay. So your younger brother, does he
have a license?
>> He never had a license before.
>> So your younger brother never had a
license before?
>> Anything like that?
>> Okay. So did you know he didn't have the
license?
>> Um I think Yeah. Yeah. He didn't I don't
think Yeah, he didn't have a license.
>> Things go from bad to worse when it's
revealed that the man driving doesn't
even have a valid license.
So that that's the other concern that I
have is now you're asking your little
brother to drive you knowing that
knowing that he doesn't have a license
and you're putting your children on the
back of the car who don't have seat
belts on a non-licensed driver.
>> Listen, I love all of my kids. I
understand what I'm saying.
>> This isn't a question if you love your
kids or not. Okay.
>> I know. What happened was a mistake. I
understand. I don't know what you want
me to do.
>> There's there's a lot I want you to do
as a mom to to for the safety of your
children.
>> Buy a car seat. I can I can go by
>> at this time. We're going to detain you.
>> All right.
>> Walk with us. Walk
back
in front of your kids. Walk with us to
the back of
>> right now. We're detaining you. We're
not putting you in jail. We're detaining
you. Okay.
>> Just walk. I don't want to put your
hands in front of your kids. Just walk
with us. You're back in this car.
Walking talking to the rear of your car.
I'm going to give you a second
car.
>> All my credit cards that are in my bag.
>> Got you. We'll get all that.
>> They fell. All of them.
>> We'll grab them.
>> He wants you to recheck his handcuff.
He's saying it's too tight.
>> I checked them when I got
>> and and where how am I going to get all
the information for my kids?
>> We will let you know as soon as they get
here. We'll have to put on our report.
So, we'll let you know inside the jail.
>> Inside the jail.
>> So, right now, the Department of
Children Family Services are going to
have control of your children.
>> That's fine. I'm I know I'm going to get
my kids back.
>> All right. So, um you said that um what
um you're going to give me information
at jail. What if I get bombed out now?
>> You're not going to bond out right now.
It's
>> Why now?
>> Cuz we have to do our reports before we
find out.
>> All right, Des. Okay. this address on
your ID. Is this your most updated
address?
>> That's all I need for you for now. Okay.
>> The two adults are taken into custody as
officers explain just how much danger
they put the children in.
>> All right. this point, your brother's
being placed under arrest for driving
under um driving with spent driver's
license felony, possession of and the
child neglect. You're also being placed
under arrest for child neglect and
possession of the Xanax pills if they
turn out to be Xanax. Okay. The two of
you had every reason or right to either
one put those kids in a car seat or make
sure they're properly buckled in with
the two of you failed. I mean, you put
your children's life in danger by
letting them slow and driving like that.
>> No.
>> Okay. Well,
>> all right. Let me call somebody so they
can come get my kids.
>> All right. Well, here's the deal is I
right now I can't sit with your kids
while someone comes from Miami. So, I
did call Department of Children and
Families. They are on their way to take
possession of your kids. Would you give
me that name? I will give that name to
them and that would be someone they can
contact to turn the kids over. I can't
Miami is what? How far is Miami from?
Four hours. Four. Four or five hours. I
can't send to McDonald's parking lot.
Kids are four hours. How am I going to
get out? Do you get my kids? I have to
call somebody to come get them.
>> All right. So, who do you want me to
give this number to? The to DCF for your
kid to come get them. Who calling?
>> Can I Can you give me my phone? I don't
know all my numbers.
Signal. We're not involved.
>> Where's your phone?
>> My mom. You mom number, right?
>> We do.
>> Yeah.
>> Do Okay.
>> Um before he leaves, he'll give that to
me
>> and I'll give it to the DCS investigator
and they will call her. Okay. What I'm
going to do is we're going to take you.
We're going to place you in the back
that patrol car. I'm going to take your
oldest child, put him in one of these
cars, and I'm going to drive the car
literally from here to the parking lot
and get them off the roadway. Um, did
the kids eat this morning?
>> Man, did the kids eat breakfast?
>> If I was going to McDonald's and get
them, have any allergies or anything
that they can't eat? All right. So, I'm
going to McDonald's get them some food
and the investigator should be here the
next half hour. While the adults face
the consequences, officers shift their
focus to the kids, making sure they're
fed, safe, and comforted. The children
are escorted from the roadside and
watched over until DCF steps in.
>> So, step on out, and they're going to
walk you over to the other car.
>> And then there's a puppy in the car,
too. Correct.
>> Yeah, those are my puppies.
>> All right. Puppies. There's more than
one in there. All right. They're going
to go to We're going to turn them over
to I can't to our um animal control. Can
I pick them up?
>> Yeah, I'll give him your name. You'll be
able to pick them up.
>> Can I get my take my credit card and do
you want my own stuff out?
>> Yes, we will grab your credit card. You
want your credit card and your cell
phone on the car? Correct.
>> Yes.
>> Okay. We'll grab that other car for you
before we go. So, I give every I give
you brother the opportunity. Do you have
anything on your persons? Because if you
have anything on your persons, I can go
get a female deputy to come and search
you.
>> But in anything into my in facility is
going to be a secondary charge. So, this
is why I give you if you have my car is
not on my under my name.
>> Well, here's that's the problem. The car
is going to get towed. It's going to go
to the local towound. You won't be able
to get it out until you bring a valid
registration insurance for the car cuz
the car is not registered and the car is
not insured. So, you shouldn't be
driving this on the road.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. All right. It's all right. I see
everything you guys.
>> Yeah.
>> Everybody got a seat belt on back there?
What we got?
>> Can you scoot over and put your seat
belt on? Hey, put your seat belt on.
We're only moving 20 ft, but we're good.
All right. Can you guys scoot over here
and put your seat your seatelt on? Mom
isn't
>> No, she's uh going to go try to find
some car seats. Okay, everybody has
their seatelt on. All right. Pier, are
you ready?
All right. Can I'm going to put this
blanket back here. Okay. Is your seat
belt on, sweetie? We're just going to
move McDonald's parking lot.
>> Mommy and then we're going to try to
find some car seats. All right.
>> Oh, I think All right, we're just going
to get off the road.
>> The man is charged with felony narcotics
possession, driving without a license,
and child neglect. The woman is charged
with child neglect and possession of a
controlled substance. Number one, he
risked his kid's safety to cover up what
was in the car. Police stop a vehicle
after receiving several calls about a
driver swerving and breaking erratically
with children inside. Officers observe
the driver struggling to maintain his
lane and moving well below the speed
limit. Here's what happens when he gets
pulled over.
>> How's it going, sir?
>> Officer Point Police Department. Do you
have your license registration insurance
on you?
>> Of course I do. Um, hold on. License
right here. I got to go in the glove
compartment.
>> That's fine. Go ahead.
>> I got to do my seat belt to get in
there.
>> All right. Where you coming from
tonight?
>> Uh, well, I was at work. I just came
from the gondola over here, the pizza
place.
>> Okay.
>> I just got my dinner for my kids.
>> Where you headed to now?
>> I live a block that way
>> in Lakers.
>> Yeah. Right on Pine Street.
>> Okay.
That's why I figured I could put this
right here and get home, but it didn't
really work out too well, obviously.
>> Okay.
>> Can you do me a favor and just step
down? Come on. Uh, come around the back.
Talk to me.
>> Yeah, sure.
>> Hey, how you doing?
>> What's up, dude?
>> Uh, not much.
>> All right. So, we received several calls
based on your driving, kind of going
back and forth in your lane. All right.
And when I got behind you, I observed
you also traveling back and forth. uh
fail to maintain your lane.
>> All right. You repeatedly stepped
stepped on your brake several times.
>> Yeah.
>> All right. You were failing to maintain
your lane. You were traveling at a low
rate of speed. Usually,
>> with that being said, usually comes
alcohol alcohol and have you had
anything to drink today?
>> No.
>> No.
>> No. I don't drink at all.
>> All right. Uh anything like that? No.
Any pres prescribed
medication?
>> Yeah.
>> That would affect your driving?
>> No.
>> No.
>> Hydroxazine's for anti-anxiety.
>> Okay. What did you take? It's a nonar.
>> Okay. Anything? Nothing else besides
that? No alcohol. You didn't have
anything to drink today at work?
>> No, I didn't drink nothing
>> after work.
>> No, you could we could take breath live.
We do whatever you want, bro.
>> All right. I'm just saying where I'm
coming from. We received two different
phone calls. And when I
>> two actually two separate calls.
>> Yeah. And what I got behind you
>> between here and La Gondola.
>> Not lying to you. From the circle of a
gondola. Two calls. So I don't know what
you were doing to make people
>> circles when you're coming into Lake
Hurst from Route 37 or 70.
>> Okay. Right over here. The officer walks
him through the reason for the stop and
begins asking questions.
>> Okay. So, with that being said, I I I
observed it myself traveling at a very
low rate of speed.
>> Yeah.
>> Speed limits 45. You're going way under
that.
>> Yeah.
>> You kept repeatingly hitting your brakes
non-stop.
>> Yes.
>> Okay. You aware of that?
>> That food the I was telling you had a
food kept I couldn't balance the food
and everything. Yeah.
>> All right. And like I said, found
maintain your lane.
>> Yeah. So, I understand. Yeah.
>> All right. Where where did you do work
at today?
>> Uh where did uh Ocean Port?
>> Okay. All right. Do you have any recent
stops or anything like that?
>> No.
>> No. No points or anything? Seems good.
>> You're not suspended or anything?
>> No.
>> All right. Never been arrested or
anything like that for DUI? No.
>> No.
>> Okay.
>> Didn't see you. You always from You're
from Lakers. Um how long you lived here?
>> Uh yeah. Yeah. We moved here three years
ago.
>> Okay.
>> You know, uh sorry. Um Ian James was our
landlord. Do you know Ian?
>> Okay.
>> He might be
>> Gotcha. Gotcha.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Yep. I'm
going to take a look at his license.
I'll be right back. Right.
>> All right. So, you understand where I'm
coming from?
>> I totally get it.
>> Two separate phone calls. I observed you
doing the same thing that they explained
over the phone.
>> I get it.
>> All right.
>> I get it. Yep.
>> You tired or something?
>> I'm exhausted.
>> What time did you start?
>> I started at 7:30 this morning. I left
my house at 6:45.
>> Okay. What time were you up this
morning?
>> What time was I up? Yeah.
>> Oh, man. I don't know. 5:30ish.
>> All right. Yeah.
>> How old are your kids?
>> 16, 17, 16, and nine.
>> All right. So, I see they have they
probably have you up most of the night,
>> bro.
>> My 9-year-old is the worst, dude. All
night long. She's hooked on video games
and this uh these ghosts on YouTube. She
wants to do ghost hunting. This girl.
>> Okay.
>> Bro, like
>> can't pay me enough to do that kind of
stuff. I
>> I'll do I'll do it if she's brave
enough. You know what I mean? I'll give
it a try. Oh,
>> she she wants to. You had to now,
>> man. Yeah, dude. So, yeah, man. I mean,
I'm And now she's out of school, so we
stay up late. We watch movies.
>> But things shift when the officer checks
the vehicle. The driver's nervous energy
raises red flags.
>> I'm just concerned. Make sure you're
safe. Everybody else on the road's safe.
You're not drinking anything.
>> Yes. No, I get it. I totally get it,
man. I I understand how it didn't look
safe. I honestly I probably should have
put the food on the seat. Maybe
>> it' probably be easier.
>> I just don't like putting pizzas on the
seat usually cuz sometimes you know like
you know what I mean and honestly like
cuz I live a block away. I figured I
could make it.
>> You know what I mean?
>> But absolutely nothing drink at all
today.
>> I don't drink.
>> So your door is open. Do you mind
opening it for me? The door.
>> Thanks.
>> So I saw something on the floor right
there.
>> Yeah.
>> Would you mind grabbing that piece of
paper for me?
>> Like this?
>> Yep.
>> Right here.
>> Yep. Can I have that?
>> Can I have it? Yep. Can I have those
without crumbling them in your hand,
please?
>> All right. Step out. Come here. Come
here. Step out of the car. Come here.
Stop grabbing at it. Step out of the
car.
>> Okay. No. No. No. No. Stop. Get out of
the car. Get out of the car. Okay.
Handles over to me. What you doing?
>> No. No. All right. I don't want you to.
I don't want you to. Get out of the car.
>> Now you're just throwing stuff in the
seat. Stand right.
>> I just saw those. Come over here.
>> Hey, where did you just put those?
>> The papers are right there.
>> Open your hands for me. Dude, there's
nothing here.
>> Okay, he just put him. He
>> think you throw him under the seat?
>> No, man. There's nothing under the seat,
dude.
>> All right. Well, I know what I saw. I'm
going to tell you what it looked like.
>> You want to watch him look?
>> Okay. Yeah.
>> I think he might have picked up the
floorboard.
>> I'm going to tell you exactly what that
looked like, V. Looked like empty bags
of Okay. And the way you just reached in
there and crumbled up and got rid of
them. I'm going to say it's what they
were.
>> Okay. I don't appreciate you reaching in
like that. I'm trying to pull you out.
>> I was trying to get the papers for
>> I was pulling you. I said that's enough.
Okay. All right. I don't know what
you're reaching for. You don't seem like
some kind of violent guy or anything
like that,
>> man. I'm I'm just telling you what I saw
and I asked you to be cooperative and
grab him for me. And you're trying to
destroy him, obviously. Okay.
>> I didn't destroy anything. It's right
there. Everything that is in the car is
right there.
>> Good. So, what did you just do? That
whole crumbled hand. The whole handful
of the crumble piece,
>> though. He denies having anything
illegal. His tone grows defensive and
aggressive.
>> Did you see him?
>> I don't see him.
>> Okay, let's search him, man. Cuz you
must have just put them in your pocket.
>> No, dude. Here. Go ahead.
>> Take your hands out pocket.
>> Go ahead.
>> Stand right there. Turn away from me.
Come down.
>> You don't have anything that's going to
poke me or hurt me or anything like
that?
>> I don't know what you just did with
them. They're either in your pocket or
down your pants or
>> All right. It's not in that pocket. Just
Just hold off for a minute in advance.
Let me uh let me just take another look
in here.
>> Just nap.
>> Yeah, man.
>> All right. You can put that back in your
pocket.
>> Back up. Just back up for a second. Just
stand back here for a second. Get out of
the roadway.
>> Well, he's not allowed to. Just look
through my van.
>> Where did you just put it, Vince?
No, dude. I'm telling
>> we're going to finish, sir. What' you do
with the crumbled up paper that you just
pick up off the floor?
>> Wrappers are right there. Any kind of
wrapper of gum, anything is right there.
>> It wasn't gum. Okay. You crumbled it up
in your hand. Show me where. Show me
where you put them.
>> Here's
>> No, that's not what it was. That's not
what it was.
>> Bigger. They're bigger.
>> Look. Paper.
>> That's not what it was. That's still not
what it was,
>> dude. I'm telling you.
>> Still not what it was.
>> Look, bro. Take a look.
Step step out of the vehicle real quick.
>> All right. Back up. Back up. Back up.
Ver. Thanks.
>> He's got he's got a a machete or
something right there.
>> Oh, yeah.
>> Oh, that's nice of you.
>> I work in Newark.
>> Okay.
>> You know.
>> Okay.
>> What' you do then? Got searching you,
>> dude. Search me.
>> You had a whole crumbled up thing in
your hand.
>> All the paper everything you saw was
right there, bro.
>> All All we did is ask you to open the
door. You start grabbing things.
>> You just said to pick up the papers. It
was right there.
>> You hand it to me.
>> And before you know it, it's gone. It
was all crumbled up in your hand. It's
right there, dude. Everything is here.
>> No, it's not.
>> Nope. Dude, I'm telling you, everything
is here.
>> Look under the seat.
>> Back here.
>> Everything.
>> As the questioning continues, he insists
the packaging is just garbage and that
the officers are blowing the situation
out of proportion.
>> There's a few bigger white wrappers in
the vehicle. When we told you to grab
them, you refused to get back out of the
car.
>> Cuz I was grabbing all the garbage that
was right there on the floor.
>> Started throwing stuff under your seat.
But look, there's nothing there.
>> Okay. So, where are they?
>> There's nothing there. Whatever was
there.
>> Why Why were you fighting with us to get
out of the car?
>> I wasn't fighting with you. I was
grabbing whatever was there.
>> Back up. Stop coming closer to me. We
asked you We asked you sever several
times to get out of the car and you
refused.
>> I refused. I've been out of the car.
>> You know what I mean? When you were
digging in the car when we told you to
get out.
>> I was grabbing everything I could that
was right there.
>> Okay.
>> There's nothing there. I There's
nothing, man.
>> That's not what I saw,
>> dude. What? What? There is there. I'm
telling you, it's all right there.
>> All right. Well, so why'd you pick it
all up and crumple it up?
>> It's all right there.
>> No, it's not. Okay. It's not.
>> Okay. Get the dog.
>> Back up. Back up over there.
>> I'm calling for a dog. You're not
[ __ ] going to happen.
>> Well, you can't. First of all,
>> you can't.
>> You can't. You're breaking my civil
rights. You can't do that, dude.
>> From Manchester. I do have a
>> I don't I don't consign to a searching
seizure of any kind.
You have no right to bring a dog.
>> Yeah.
>> I would like a supervisor here.
>> I am the supervisor. Sergeant guide.
>> Okay. We can get another one.
>> No, I'm a supervisor. All right. Well, I
don't
>> I'm sorry. I'm sorry you feel that way.
I know what I saw and this is how we're
going to handle it.
>> Okay.
>> No, you can't. You can't. You're wrong.
>> I'm not for her.
>> Yes, you are. You can't do that, dude.
Because there's nothing.
>> I don't need any I don't need anything
to call for a girl.
>> Yes, you do. Okay. No.
>> Yes, you do. Okay. At all.
>> No, but you do. You're wrong.
>> Don't square up on me. All right. Not
your chest out at me.
>> I'm not. But you're wrong.
>> Yes, you are.
>> No, you're wrong.
>> I want to call my lawyer. Can I at least
have my phone so I can call?
>> Not right now. Back up.
>> We're not going to ask you again. Back
up.
>> I just want my phone so I can call my
>> Not right now.
>> Back up.
>> This is
>> No, it's not.
>> Yes, it is.
>> No, it's not. Do me a favor. Sit on the
curb.
>> I'm Dude, I'm just
>> Sit on the curb.
>> No, man. I'm fine.
>> Or getting put in handcuffs. Sit down.
>> For what?
>> I don't like to pacing around. Sit down.
No, cuz you're pissing me off.
>> I don't care.
>> He refuses to follow commands,
continuing to pace and ignore the
officers.
>> Can I at least at least get my water,
>> please?
>> I'll grab it cuz So, you want your
bottle order?
>> Grab my
>> You want a bottle order?
>> Please.
>> I'll grab it for you. Stay
>> seated. All right.
>> I'm not going to grab my Where's it at?
I'll grab
>> That's a good question.
>> Your bottle order?
>> Yeah. There's I mean, there's a couple.
Oh, I thought I saw one up top
somewhere. Let me grab it for you.
>> That I wash my hands with. I work with
>> Okay.
>> Um,
>> what brand is it,
>> man? I don't know. I'm just going to
grab the bottle of water, dude.
>> Uh, no, you're not. I'll grab it for you
if you want it.
>> Whatever, man.
>> All right.
>> You have no right to bring a dog here.
>> No, you don't.
>> Based on your driving and how you're
acting right now.
>> No, that side of the vehicle.
>> Let me explain Let me explain something
to you. All right.
>> No, that doesn't give you the right to
bring a dog. Let let me explain
something.
>> No, it doesn't. Dude, do do a DUI or a
street test or whatever.
>> Let me explain something to you. Okay,
you may not agree. I understand that. I
can respect that. As of right now, you
need to listen to what we're telling
you. If you don't agree with it, you can
take that up at a later date. Okay? But
as of right now, you need to listen to
what we're telling you to do. All right?
I don't know where you put that stuff.
You put them somewhere, though.
>> Dude, what? You got bad knees or
something?
>> Yeah, dude. my knees. I have
sweat on my balls from all
>> sit on your bumper then. It's fine.
Where you going? You know what?
Relax.
Relax.
Okay. Don't
>> grab me.
>> Just breathe.
>> Fighting. I'm step it up.
>> They take him to the ground and call for
medical help as he starts
hyperventilating. Even as they try to
calm him down, he remains overwhelmed
and uncooperative.
>> Relax.
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
>> The one fighting
>> relax,
man. Relax.
Okay.
>> Relax.
>> Just sitting up. Relax. Trying to wrap
his legs.
>> He's fine like this.
>> You're fine. You're fine.
>> You're okay.
>> Relax.
>> All right.
>> We got you. Relax,
>> relax.
Don't want him out. No,
>> relax.
>> Relax.
>> Stay down.
>> Stay on the ground.
>> Stay on the ground. Relax.
>> Help me.
[Music]
>> Thanks. You're okay.
>> I can't breathe, bro.
>> Sitting up.
>> Just Just relax, man.
Just relax. You're fine.
>> You're all right. We got you. But you're
not getting up.
>> All right.
[Applause]
[Music]
>> You're okay. You're not getting up. Just
>> stay on your knees. You understand me?
>> My medicine is
>> Stay on your knees.
>> Medicine.
>> Stay on your knees. Breathe.
>> My medicine.
>> Okay, I will. What is it?
>> My medicine. Breathe.
>> Oh, well, you're not getting that right
now. All right. I'm in there. I have a a
prescription for it.
>> Just relax. Okay.
>> I hear you.
>> All right. Give me a minute. Give us a
minute.
>> I got a prescription for you. Put them
>> on the side. All right.
>> Yeah.
>> He keeps insisting that there were no
narcotics involved and claims the arrest
is unfair. He begs for his anxiety meds,
which are reportedly in his bag, but
officers explained they cannot give him
anything while he's in custody.
>> Please get it.
>> Yes, I will grab it. Relax. Deep
breaths.
>> It's in my It's in my uh my bag. That's
what I was going to get.
>> All right. Deep breaths.
>> It's in my blue lunch bag.
>> Deep breaths. Okay. I'm
>> always getting it. It's in a black pouch
in the blue lunch bag. It's got my name
on the bottle. Please get it.
>> Deep breaths.
>> Please get it.
>> Deep breaths.
>> We're going to walk. We're going to try
to get him in cuffs.
>> I'm not going to fight.
>> Okay. Put your hand behind your back and
we're going to get
ready.
>> All right. Please, please get it. Please
>> get mom's feet.
>> Please get my number. Please
>> relax. I'll put your feet. One. Two.
Three. Please.
>> Please get it.
>> All right. Relax,
>> dude. Get my medicine. Get in the car.
Come back here.
>> What am I getting a car for?
>> What am I under arrest for?
>> For what?
>> No, dude. You have to give me arrest.
Construction assault.
>> Assault. What did I assault?
>> All right, let's let's pat him. Let's
search him. Good.
>> Here, bud. Search me, man. My medicine
is in the car. Please give me your
medicine. My anxiety is in your house.
>> Stand up, man. Please.
>> Please wear shorts under your
Please. Just get my medicine, please.
>> All right. I will. I'm asking for my
medicine for 20 minutes, man.
>> Calm down. Relax. Methodone is not a
mandatory medication.
>> The question is both the anxiety and my
hydroxy.
>> I'm going to call our first aid for you.
Relax.
>> There's nothing. There's nothing. Why?
Why is this even happening? Like there's
nothing. No, there's nothing to worry.
There is nothing to worry. Sir, you're
>> under
there's no nothing.
>> As paramedics make their way over,
officers do their best to keep him
steady. Once his breathing returns to
normal, he's secured in the patrol car
for transport.
>> I'm going to call the first aid and give
you your method. Okay. The window. Give
you some air.
>> All right.
>> I I can't minister to you. I'll
>> Please, man. Sean,
>> our first aid can probably give it to
you. All right. Do me a favor. Put your
feet in the car.
>> You didn't lo There's nothing. You
didn't find nothing.
>> Sit. Come on.
>> There's no reason.
>> Do me a favor. Put your legs in.
>> Oh, there's no reason for this.
>> You're all right. All right. You're
safe.
>> I didn't find anything. All right.
There's nothing there.
>> Excuse me. Excuse me, sir. They did not
find any There's nothing there.
>> You'll count to 10. You're okay.
>> There's nothing there.
>> You're okay. You're going to calm down.
Just calm down.
>> No, man. You're arresting me for
something that's not right. Bro,
>> our first aid's coming. Okay, they look
at you and they can probably get you see
your cops real quick.
>> All right. He's going to die.
>> You're arresting me for no reason, dude.
There's no reason for this.
>> You didn't find anything. There's
nothing there.
>> You're right.
>> Please.
>> What kind of medicine do you have in
there? That our first
>> It's the method. I think he has it in
his hand. Sir, do you Are you holding
it?
>> I don't think they went into the
>> My glasses. Where did my glasses go?
>> Please get my glasses. They're somewhere
on the ground. I can't see without them.
>> The method. Listen, it's in the blue
lunch bag.
>> We'll get everything. Take a seat. All
right. All right. You got to put the
seat belt on you.
>> Okay.
>> Why? I didn't do anything. There's no
reason to arrest me.
>> You're under arrest.
>> For what?
>> Just relax. Come on. Get
>> For what? So, what am I under arrest
for?
>> Just There's no reason.
>> I told you officer.
>> Just to not be calm. That's a reason.
>> Trying to work with you here.
>> I'm trying to work with you, man. No,
you're breaking all my civil liberties
right now. You are breaking all my civil
man. No.
>> No.
>> You guys got videos.
>> Yes. Everything's recorded.
>> Lots of video.
>> No, man. Why are you hurting me?
>> No one's hurting you.
>> Put in. Come on. You're right. Good.
Good. There you go. Now just sit there.
>> Clearly overwhelmed, he keeps pacing and
can't seem to calm himself. Even with
officers trying to help, they provide
oxygen and wait for paramedics to
arrive. I just got to put this on you.
>> I can't breathe, bro. Just give me my
medicine.
>> First aid is on the way for you. All
right.
>> All right.
>> Bro, just give me all I'm asking.
>> I'm going keep the door open.
>> Okay, you're fine. Good. Good. Take deep
breath.
>> Deep breaths.
>> What? There's no reason for this, man.
>> There's plenty of reasons. I told you
why I swerved. You saw the pizza.
>> Put in. Okay, you're fine.
>> Dude, it's like a 12-hour day. I'm going
one block away.
>> Understand? All right, I understand. All
right, just
>> No, you don't. Like, come on. Like,
there's no reason for all this. You guys
are going beyond.
>> Hey, Vance, can we put this window down?
It's not working from back here.
>> You found nothing. There's nothing here.
>> All right, just relax. Our first agent
come take a look at you, man. All right.
>> We'll see if they can give you your
medication to make you feel better.
>> Methadone.
>> Yes.
>> Okay. How you breathing now? Right.
>> Ter I can't breathe. My chest is me.
>> Do you want some oxygen?
>> Yes. We have oxygen. Do you want oxygen?
>> Yes. Please something.
>> Hey Vance. Vance, do me a favor. Grab
your oxygen bottle.
>> It's so dry.
>> Okay.
>> Please, man.
>> Grab your He just wants some oxygen. All
to do was grab my medicine so my anxiety
would calm down evening out
double.
>> We got first aid coming to look at you.
All right.
>> We got oxygen coming right here. All
right.
>> Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god.
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I just wanted my medicine, bro.
my medicine.
Why you wouldn't let me get my medicine?
That's all I asked for. I made one
request. Please, can I have my medicine
and some water?
>> Though officers reassure him repeatedly,
he stays panicked and focused on getting
his anxiety medication.
>> That's all I wanted. That's all I
wanted. It hurts you. It hurts so bad.
You don't understand.
Have you ever had a panic attack?
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My chest.
[Music]
>> Breathe in through your nose.
>> I can't, man.
>> Through your mouth. The oxygen's going
to help. Okay.
>> Hurts.
>> Through your nose. Out through your
>> anxiety. It hurts. It hurts so bad.
>> You don't understand.
>> It's going to help control your
breathing.
>> Yeah, dude. I give you panic attacks all
the time. I know. It hurts so bad.
>> Eric, try try to relax. I know it's
you're probably wrenching those
handcuffs. Just just relax.
>> Yeah, man. You don't understand.
Wait. Can we just adjust these just a
little bit?
>> We're going to go inside.
>> Anxiety is making me go crazy, bro.
Please.
>> I can't move nothing.
>> Just lose. Where am I going to go?
>> He wanted He wanted like his methodone.
You can't get him that right I got to
go, dude.
>> Okay.
>> I mean, I don't know what
>> Please.
>> Okay. You want to go to the hospital?
>> You want to go to the hospital?
>> I want to go, man. I want to go
wherever's going to help.
>> Well, we're going we're going back
inside. Okay. Don't get out of the car.
We're going back inside. Take your
fingerprints or everything like that. Or
you can go to the hospital. It's up to
you.
>> If you feel if you feel like you need to
go to the hospital, then you need to go
to the hospital.
>> I just want my my medicine. I want to
have them.
>> But but they can't give it to you.
They're not allowed to.
>> But I have it's my own prescription. Why
can't I take it?
>> But they're not allowed to. Cuz
>> why am I not allowed to take my own
prescription?
>> Cuz you're in our custody now. We can't
give you medication. All right.
>> So, if you like, do you want
>> you got to go to the hospital?
>> Do you want to go to the hospital? They
could probably get it to you. It's up to
you.
>> There's not much more the first aid, you
know, members can do for you.
>> I don't know what else what are we doing
here? What's going on?
>> Well, we're trying to help you. Making
sure you're okay before we go in.
>> Go in where? He continues to argue his
case, claiming there's no legal reason
for his arrest. But at this point, it's
too late to change the outcome.
>> For what?
>> Because we have to process you.
>> For what?
>> He's under arrest.
>> Why?
>> I told you already.
>> For what?
>> For what happened back there when you
tried to jump back in your car?
>> Dude, I tried to get my medicine.
>> I understand. Okay, but we're past that
now.
>> But you were detaining me for no reason.
You had no right to detain me in the
first place.
>> Do you want to go to the hospital? No.
>> Okay.
>> But you had no right to detain me in the
first place.
>> There's nothing else here, Tim.
>> No.
>> Okay.
>> Listen to this officer. He's going to
tell you what to do. Come
>> all right, dude.
>> Inch out.
>> I got you. You're good.
>> All the way out. Stand. Stand there.
>> Hold on. I'm a little dizzy. I'm a
little dizzy. I'm a little dizzy.
>> All right. Just hold on. Let me go slow,
please. I got you. You're good.
>> I got to go slow. I got to go.
>> Take your time, man.
>> Take a deep breath.
>> Keep your eyes open while walking. My
eyes are trying. Just please use my
shirt. I don't care. Just use my shirt.
Wipe my ass, please.
>> Continue walking.
We're going to fall off right there.
>> Did anybody grab my glasses?
>> They're They're grabbing right there.
>> Oh, come on, man. You're going to make
me sit here like this with my arms like
this. Oh, I can't freak me out.
The man is later charged with
obstruction, resisting arrest, tampering
with evidence, aggravated assault on an
officer, and several traffic violations.
The children in the car are not harmed
and are secured during the incident.
Caught red-handed and no one to blame
but themselves. Drop your thoughts
below. Did justice get served?