I'm not signing anything. So this will make me guess my will right now. >> Yeah, that's true. You're a prisoner. >> Want to feel good about yourself. You sleep great at night. Oh, you have like a great mom. That makes >> my mother's dead. >> Yes. Okay. Well, that sucks. On April 22nd, 2025, officers were dispatched to a crash site where a woman apparently drove into a parked car before then driving headon into a tree. Nicole, who had been drinking heavily that night, decided to drive home drunk from a family gathering. When officers arrive, EMS is already on scene checking her injuries, but little does she know how serious this situation is about to become. >> Hello, >> I'm Officer Gear Police Department. What happened here? I have no idea. >> You don't know what happened? >> I was dropping one off a friend and I hit some [ __ ] >> Yeah, you hit a car and something. >> I didn't hit a car. >> Well, you did hit a car. Okay. How much have you had to drink today? >> I have not that much. >> Not that much. >> I swear to God. >> Okay. All right. I can smell alcohol coming off of you. All right. I don't know what you got in the door here, but is that a That looks like a alcohol right there in the door. Okay. So, what I'm going to ask you to do is to do field sobriety for me. Would you be willing to do that? >> Um, do I need to call a lawyer? I will. >> Uh, you'll have the opportunity to do that, but that's not to the that's not the point right now. >> Call a lawyer right now. >> Okay. So, are you refusing to do field sobriety? >> I'm not calling I'm not refusing anything. >> Okay. Okay. Well, then I would ask you to step out of the vehicle and do some field sobriety for me. >> Okay. >> Okay. Go ahead. You step on >> I have autoimmune disease. >> I'm You have I'm sorry. I couldn't understand. You're kind of slurring your words a little bit. >> I I'm not sluring my words. I have an autoimmune disease. >> Auto autoimmune. Auto autoimmune. Right. Okay. Would you step out of the vehicle so we can do some field sobriety? I live literally like a block away. >> Okay, I understand that. But you got into a wreck today. Hit a car and a couple other things. It looks like, >> miss, I'm I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle to do field sobriety. >> I know you are. I know. >> Are you willing to do that or no? >> No. >> Okay. No, that's fine. Um, I have reason to believe that you're probably under the influence of of alcohol. >> Which has impaired your ability to to drive. Okay. >> Are you you're refusing to do any kind of field sobriety? Okay. I'm going to ask you to get out of the vehicle then because you're being placed under arrest for DUI. >> Miss, >> I'm asking you to get out of the vehicle. You can hang up your phone right now and you can get out of the vehicle because you're going to be placed under arrest for DUI. Okay. Yeah. >> You don't even have anybody. You don't even have the phone on. You're not even calling anybody right now. >> I'm trying. >> Okay. Well, I'm telling you that you can put the phone down and step out of the vehicle. >> Your phone can come with you, but you have to step out now. Listen to me. This is the last time I will tell you and then I will pull you out of the vehicle and I will arrest you. Do you understand? Please get out of the vehicle. After this, I will pull you out of the vehicle and I will arrest you. Do you understand me? Last chance. Step out of the vehicle. >> All right, time to go. [Music] Stand up. >> Place your hands behind your back. All right, miss. Have a seat for me. >> My daughter died. >> That is not good. I hate to hear that news. He's the only seat belt on the other side. Just set down. >> My daughter died and I'm like, I've had a hard time. I'm so sorry. >> I think you'd probably be more sorry to the people's car that you hit. You didn't, >> you know. [Music] Nicole, >> if if you're if you're hurt. >> Thank you. I'm fine. >> Okay. Thank you. >> All right. But if you feel if you feel >> I'm fine. >> Okay. I'm just I'm That's fine. What I'm saying is if later on >> if later on you start hurting, let me know and we'll get you out there. Okay. >> All right. After refusing to do any field sobriety tests, officers take her in and process her, which is when we finally get some clarity about her situation. You can have a seat in that weird looking chair. [Music] I just got some paperwork to go over and then I'm going to get you out of here. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Just takes a little bit of time. >> Okay. >> All right. I've never been in trouble entirely. >> I would believe that. You don't look like the type that gets into trouble. >> Never. Kind of made a bad choice tonight. >> No. My daughter died a year ago today. A hard day. >> I cannot even imagine. You can't. >> Okay. I have something that I have to read to you here. Okay. >> Okay. >> And then we'll go over it afterwards if you have any questions about it. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. >> My daughter passed away and it was so traumatizing and I did too much. It's my fault. She passed away. [Applause] I just I just miss him so much. I feel like such an [ __ ] So I feel so bad. She is such a good girl. She just can't. And she just had so many problems and burn. We tried so hard. [Music] She's left us. [Music] Oh my god. [Music] [Music] [Music] What's going on? I'm sorry, baby. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. [Music] I love you. Oh, so much. I'm so sorry. Oh my god. I'm so sorry, baby. Oh my god. I'm so I'm so sorry, baby. I'm so sorry. Can I please go bathroom? Please. Thank you. >> Hold on just a second. [Music] After crying for nearly an hour, Nicole's mood flips like a switch, snapping back at the officer and refusing to cooperate with even the simplest requests. >> Will you please? Oh my god. Will you please let him go potty? Please. >> We just got one more thing we have to finish up here. >> Oh my god. I'm literally I'm on my way. I have a tamp on and not let me go to bed. This is inhumane. [Music] This is so >> Can I please go pee? >> 2 seconds. As soon as you're done with this, then you can. >> I'm not peeing anything for you. >> I don't I'm not asking you to pee into anything for me. That's a good So, I guess that's a good thing you're not paying anything. >> No, hold on just a second. We're almost done. I understand that. >> Oh my gosh. >> We're almost done. [Music] >> Step right over here for me. Just a sec. For just a second. We're almost done. I promise you. >> No, I'm not going to blow on anything. >> Okay. Well, I have to give you the opportunity. >> Okay. You can't give me the opportunity. I'm not going to do it. I have to pee. Can I pee in my >> Just a moment. Would you give me blood or urine? Urine? >> Yes. >> Yes. Which one? Blood. >> Urine. >> Urine. Right now. [Music] Right now I'm going to give a urine. >> Well, I can't do that here. I'd have to go to the hospital. >> So, no. >> Right now, I'll give a urine. I'm not I'll give a urine right now. Can I be Please >> hold on just a second. Deep breath in. >> No, you're refusing. Okay. Please. >> Okay. Go ahead. Is there Is there >> Yeah, we can go ahead and do that. Is there a Is there toilet paper in there? >> No. >> Back here. Here you go. >> You want me to go in there? >> Either one. It doesn't matter to me. I'm going to close the door to give you some give you some privacy. Okay. [Music] >> Here, take the whole thing in there with you in case you need more. [Music] >> Come on out. >> You have left me with no phone. >> Yeah, that's what happens when you're under arrest. >> No, have a seat, please. >> It's not what happens when you're under arrest. I should have a right to have a lawyer. >> Okay, you do. You have a seat >> so I can finish up. >> And where's my phone? >> I have a back. >> I don't have a phone. Give me a >> Okay, >> that's correct. We don't sort of let prisoners have phones. >> Yeah. Well, I think it's ridiculous that you're driving intoxicated and hit a car and a tree. Mhm. >> I'm not signing anything, so I don't know what my phone is. >> Okay. >> Will get against my will right now. >> Yeah, that's true. You're a prisoner. >> Yeah. >> But that's what happens when you're arrested. >> Mhm. >> Uh, so you don't want to sign this? Okay, that's for you. I feel good about yourself. always great at night. Oh, you have like a great mom. >> My mother's dead. >> Yes, I'm a good mom. That sucks. Good for you. >> I don't know why you're being rude to me. I haven't been rude to you. >> All right, here you go. [Music] >> I'm sorry you feel that way. You're an >> This is my stuff. >> Okay. >> I already gave you everything that you need. >> Hold on. You can't go out the You were going to go out this way. You can't. Just open doors back here. Give it a second now. Push it. I'm going to get that for you. Push it. >> In the end, Nicole was charged with DUI, reckless driving, and obstruction. She might have thought she could cry her way out of it, but the damage was already done. Thankfully, no one else was hurt in the process.