Your head. Did you hit it on the window? >> No. >> No. Okay. You see that? >> I hit it. >> Yeah, that's her head. >> That's why asking her what happened. >> So, your head didn't hit means. >> No. What are you talking about? >> On April 18th, 2025, officers responded to a car crash with reports of a heavy injury. The driver, Isabelle, apparently lost control and hit an oncoming car and multiple parked vehicles. When officers arrive, they quickly find and confront her. Okay, we'll figure it out in a second. Give me your driver's license. >> Okay, step back then. If you're not going to give me your driver's license, I step back probably. >> Step to the front. >> She says she has it. >> Yeah, she has it right now. >> She has your license. >> And I'm driving. I'm a driver. >> You're not driving? >> Why you driving for my dad's license? Cuz you're driving the car. No, I don't. >> Her head hit the windshield. >> It's not my car. >> It's just you two. Who else will be driving the car? >> Yeah. Okay. So, here's the thing is you can either get us your license or you'll be arrested for obstructing as well. Okay. Just a heads up. It doesn't need to be your car. You're driving the car. >> No, I am not my What's your name? Why not? It's not my car. Okay. Okay. So, what's your name? Okay. So, Yeah. No importance. Like that. I go with you. >> No, I go with you. >> No, you're not going anywhere. >> Why? >> Because you're staying here. I need your name. >> I'm staying here. >> Yeah, you're staying here. >> I go with you and by somebody else in the car. I need your Okay. Okay. Because if you are driving, I need your name. that either you give us your name >> or we're going to arrest you for obstructing. >> Why? Because you're not giving me your name. So, I'm telling you one more time. >> That's why you arrest me? Because I g your name. >> You need your name? Because you There's an accident here. >> It's not accident. >> Did you hit your head? >> Did you hit your head? >> My head? >> Your head? Did you hit it on the window? >> No. >> No. Okay. You see that? >> I see that. >> Yeah, that's her head. >> That's why asking her what happened. So your head didn't hit mean. >> What are you talking about? >> Do you see how she's still sitting here in pain right now holding her head? >> The older guy. >> Yeah. Okay. I'm going to ask you one more time. What's your name? Why you ask me? >> Okay. Turn around. You're under. >> No. No. You're going to do fields. >> Yeah. Exactly. >> All right. Let's do fields. Do you want to take off your >> Let's go over here. >> I got my right. >> You do have rights. Your right. >> I'm going to have you go. And I don't say anything. You don't say anything. You can get Where was he? >> I don't know. >> So, where was he when he ran off? >> Was he in your car with you? >> Yeah. >> Was he in the back seat? >> Yeah. >> So, he was in the back seat and she was sitting next to you. >> No. No. in the back. >> As soon as you got into the accident, he got out the car and he ran. >> Yeah, she ran. >> Okay. And you were driving? >> I'm not driving. It's her car. >> I got the conc get out of the driver's seat. >> What's his name? >> Jesus. >> Jesus. What? >> Yeah. No, I don't know. >> Explain. All these people seen you get out of the driver's seat. >> Yeah. Not me. Jesus. >> You were in the driver's seat. No, not Jesus. you. They said get out of the driver's seat after the accident. >> They said they saw you come out of the You saw me. >> No, I don't hear it that people said you saw me. >> No, the people I don't care. >> I'm going to Let's come on to the side. Come on. You're going to Come on. We're going to do test. >> Thank you. Yeah. We're going to come to the sidewalk. Yeah, it's, you know, it's okay if that's what happened, but you need to be honest. So, I'm going to read you these things. Okay. >> So, the first test, I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. >> Mhm. >> We're going to after we're done doing this test, we're going to check on your friend. Okay. >> My kids and her kids is waiting for me and do you live here in Spain? >> You live in Spain? >> Yeah. I just going to man say >> you went to concert. >> Yeah. >> So what's your birthday? Why you need my information? I just want to know she's okay. I live with there. >> Okay. Isabelle, what's your middle initial? >> Do you have a middle name? >> No, just >> Isabelle. Okay. And then what's your birthday? >> I don't need you say you my name, right? >> Yes. >> And first to you. >> Okay. Yes. I know you gave me your first and last name. I appreciate that. But again, um, okay, >> wait. >> Even with Isabelle clearly in the wrong, she still refuses to cooperate at every step. For her sake, let's hope she does well on the field sobriety test. >> Look at my finger. All right. I want you to stand your feet together and your hands at your side. Do you want to take your shoes off for this? >> Yeah. But why? cuz you um the second test I'm going to have you walk and I'm going to need you there's another test where I'm going to have you balance. >> I completely consider what you talking about. >> Okay, then just leave your shoes on. Put your hands at your side and don't move. Okay, I'm going to have you look at my finger. Don't move your head. Just follow my finger with your eyes. Okay, you understand? Don't move your head. Just follow my finger with your eyes. All right, I'm going to start. Don't move your head, Isabelle. Put your hands at your side. Put your hands at your side, Isabelle. So, for this one, I'm going to move my finger up and down. Okay? So, follow the tip of my finger. Follow my finger. But again, don't move your head. Okay? Want to put your hands at your sides. Okay. Ready. >> So, I'm going to continue with the test I'm doing with you. Okay. Can you take off your shoes? Cuz it's going to be my friend. Okay. else. >> Okay. >> What can I do? >> What can you You have to You have to work with us here. You want to go home, right? You want to go with your kids. So, we have to do what we have to do first and then you know that's the way things are going to be right now because there was an accident. Okay. So, we have to do this other test and this test requires you to walk. You have to walk. Okay. Um what you did to me wasn't driving. He wasn't driving >> and I'm not driving. >> Everyone saw you driving. They saw you driving. Yeah, the the people who listen. >> No, no, no. Hold on. You >> They called us. They called us. Who saw you? So, I'm going to tell you one more time or we're going to start. >> Okay. The other person don't call my friend driving, right? >> We don't need that guy. He's gone. Do you want You can >> You can't run right now. >> Stand over here. pass. >> I'm going to have you look at me. Face me, Isabella. >> Face me. Yeah. Like this. I want you put your feet together with your hands at your side. >> She doesn't want to. Okay. You You want to take your shoes off, right? >> Okay. I'll bless you. to take a plane. >> Okay. >> So, like I told you, right now, I'm going to put your feet together and put your hands at your side. Okay. Put your feet together, Isabella. Put your feet together. I got it. Your feet like this. Okay. >> We're going to need a >> And I'm going to put your put your left foot in front of your right foot like this. Okay. >> Put them heel to toe. So, make sure your heels touching your toe. >> Touching. You see how my feet are? >> Yeah. Just like that. Okay. Keep your hands at your side. >> And don't move until I tell you to move. Okay. Keep your hands at your side. Don't move. All right. I'm going to show you what you need to do. Okay. Put your feet back. >> Put your left foot in front of your right foot. All right? And I'm going to demonstrate. Okay, don't move. So, I want you to count nine steps. Okay, and I want you to count out loud. You're going to do one step, heel to toe. So, it's going be one. Your next step, don't move until I tell you to. Your next step, heel to toe. Two, three, four. You're going to count all the way up to nine. Okay. Small steps. You're looking. And then you're going to do another nine steps. Okay, here to tell >> county there's no ever. Let's go. >> Okay. >> And and then nine steps back. When I tell you to, I want you to raise either foot, it doesn't matter which one, about 6 in off the ground. Okay? So, it needs to be parallel. And I want you to keep your foot raised like this. You see? >> Mhm. >> And I want you to count out loud. 1 1,000 2 1,000 3 100 until I tell you to stop counting. Okay? >> Do you understand? Mhm. >> You understand? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right, Isabelle, pay attention. Okay, we're going to start. Okay, >> my go. >> Okay, you got to raise your foot. Okay, raise it off the ground and you have to count, remember? Okay. Yep. Get it off the ground. Welcome. >> Okay, you can put your foot down. >> I need you to turn around. Okay, put your arms up to the side. Put them behind your back. Stop moving. >> Better decisions. >> You just wiped out three cars. I don't know. After failing miserably in the field sobriety test, Isabelle was arrested and charged with DUI and failure to reduce speed.