And there's a vibrator in there. >> A vibrator. >> That's all right. I'm used to trying >> Hey, it says it might be makeup. It might be off. >> I can tell you right now I got nothing but tools in there. >> So this wasn't like a >> And no, >> this isn't a >> No. >> Hey, is that what you're >> Well, no. Like uh you're you're not paying her for sexual stuff like that. Okay. On May 16th, 2025, officers were dispatched after receiving reports about a road rage incident that escalated into a fight. When officers arrive, they locate two vehicles and confront them. >> How's it going? >> Not even right. >> Howdy, >> Tommy. >> Hey. So, uh, what are you guys up to? >> We're sitting here talking now because those douchebags wanted to call us a douchebag because we was up too far past the stop sign. >> The fairy. >> We can't uh >> They cursed at us literally because we was up too far past the stop sign. We're not from around here. >> Who cursed at you? >> The fairy people. >> Okay. Um, >> told us we was douchebags. Tell those douchebags to scoop back past the stop sign. >> Okay. And so is there like a shouting match or something or >> pretty much I guess I backed up and I was like well there I'm behind the stop sign now. >> Another car that honked out of her cuz I was letting her back up >> to go past the stop sign before I backed up. >> Gotcha. Okay. But like nothing crazy. Just like a >> It was just a m Yeah, pretty much just a a you match was what it was. >> All right. Right on. Well, that's no big deal. Um, >> then we just sat out here for a second just to cool down because they pissed us off. >> Cool. Awful. >> Yeah, because they call us douchebags. Like, we're not even from around here. How are we supposed to know that you're supposed to park behind the stops? You call everybody douchebags then? Really? >> That seems Yeah, I don't know. Um, have you guys got IDs on you by chance? Elephant in the room. What the hell are you guys doing out here? >> Just chilling and fishing. >> Just fishing. >> We came out for the day. Was fishing. We tried several different spots over there. How come you're in different? How come you were on that side and she was over here then? You guys were fishing. >> I went to one side. I got tired. >> On different side of the river. >> Yeah. >> No, she was >> over there on that other road that go straight. >> Oh, so you guys were both still like you guys were both over here. >> No, we're on this side. Yes. >> I thought you meant you came off the ferry. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. >> Okay, that makes more sense. I was like, wait a minute. >> Yeah, we were both on this side. We was just opposite spots. >> Right on. I misunderstood. Okay. All right. Um, yeah. I mean, >> I guess we probably need to get back out of here so it doesn't look so suspicious. >> Yeah. I mean, yeah, it's a little sus. And I mean, it's I don't know. Uh Um, >> tell us what you want to do, sir. >> Well, um, >> get out of here. >> My only my only concern would be um, you know, any type of impairment. You guys, have you guys had any any thing to drink today? Any drugs? Any no controlled substances? Anything illegal like that? >> No. >> Um any alcohol? Anything in the car? Vehicles? Either one. Truck, car. No. Um if we did a a breath test, you guys both blow zeros for me. Close to it. >> Yeah. At least. >> And she's trying to help me out cuz I've been dealing with uh my dad himself. >> Oh man. Damn. I'm sorry to hear That was about 10 months ago. >> Wow. >> And uh she's been trying to get me out of the house for several months. >> Fishing's Fishing's good for that. >> Well, it's just to try to get his mind away from him. >> Oh, I better forgot to turn my radio on. They probably think I'm dead. So, and the reason I asked about like the Dang it, now my phone's ringing. Oh my god. I'll deal with that later. Um cuz like your eyes are kind of bloodshot, a little glossy. I've been up since 4:30. What did I reach? >> I've been up since about 2:00 because I worked with Amazon. >> Right on. Like at the fulfillment center over there. >> Yep. >> Out of son. Oh, and >> SJ. Yep. Yep. Yep. That's what I drive every day usually. >> Yep. Yep. You guys mind if I do a quick check of vehicles? I can tell you right now, I'm not worried about open containers. I'm not worried about cannabis. >> I mean, I have old open containers from >> like I'm not >> Yeah. I mean, >> that's not what I'm worried about. Like I said, my my main my main concern was just was just Yeah, I I you know, um and then making sure that you guys are in good shape. I I've talked to you long enough. Um you know, >> we're we're cool. We just come back here, like I said, to chill out because they pissed us off because they called us douchebags. >> Yeah. Somebody on the >> What? Think they they can do that to people? >> Yeah, >> cuz we went out around here. Like I I just moved out here and you guys don't mind. Will that be all right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then uh you know, like I said, then we'll we'll get out of here. We'll get out of here. But >> we're going to follow you out anyways because well, >> we can show you the way. You guys came the like I don't ever I I very rarely come all the way down. >> I don't even know where >> I went to the bridge and turned around cuz that's usually smart. >> Like I don't know my way out of here. No. >> And there's a vibrator in there. >> A vibrator. It's all right. I'm used to trying >> Hey, it says it might be makeup. It might be stuff. >> I can tell you right now, I got nothing but tools in there. And I threw some uh open containers back there whenever I was working on a car, but I haven't cleaned out the truck since then. >> Nothing up. >> While the initial encounter seemed light-hearted, the officers do a mandatory search on April's vehicle and discovered amphetamines hidden in her purse. >> Is this your purse? Yeah, that it's my purse, but it's not mine. I don't know where those come from. >> Would somebody else have you never seen these before? >> I know. I have not. >> Okay. All right. >> I know. >> Okay. >> I My friend was in here before me. I don't Yeah, I don't know. I I have a a box missing, a charging box missing, two flashlights. So, I've been dealing with that. >> Uh her name's Kelly, but I don't know her last name. >> Kelly. She went with a ride with me and both my flashlights come up missing out on my center console. A charging box come up missing out on my purse. I'm going to guess. Yep. That's it. That's how Yep. That's how does me, right? I help her out and she me. >> If we If you did a test, would you test positive for anything illegal? No. >> No. I guess I'm a beater. I swear. How do you pop that trunk this down? >> Yeah, the big one. >> Great. Now I know she's I'm >> I deliver. So she ran with me on a run >> and in that runtime, >> two of my flashlights come up missing out of my center console. >> What do you deliver? >> Amazon packages. And um she I she was in the car, you know, sitting in the car while I delivered the package or whatever. Well, I'm guessing while I was delivering both my I noticed that both my flashlights were missing out of the center cons. Well, I confronted her about one of them because it was hanging off of her purse. I was like, "Can I have my flashlight back?" Well, she gave me that one back, but I didn't get my charging box back or my other flashlight. And I'm guessing in the process because my purse was sitting inside, that's what happened. Well, she she uh she hid them pretty good because one was in a zipped like they >> Yeah. Well, she found the charging box that was in a zipped up pouch, too. >> So, she took the charger and left a couple containers with some residue and a >> Yeah, that is that is really up. >> I'm not I'm done. This is get lucky if I don't call her and tell her a piece of my mind when I get home. >> So, Deputy Deputy Phillips, he um he does he's advanced DUI certified guy. Um would you be willing to do some tests for him? We make sure you're good to drive. >> Yeah, I mean sweet. >> I can't walk a straight line backwards or horse over, so it doesn't matter. So that's >> Yeah. I mean, you seem pretty You seem pretty uh >> competent, you know. So, >> yeah, I just can't I'm not I'm not going to be able to say my alphabet backwards cuz I don't know what my heart >> Well, we don't do that. >> And I am not going to walk backwards because I can't do that straight or sober. I'm going to be honest with you. >> Fun fact, we're not counting backwards and we're not walking backwards. So, um but I didn't see her driving or anything. Do you feel like >> I'm not drunk? No, I'm not I'm not even slight buzz. I'm just mad. I'm pissed because they can talk to people like that. >> That's kind of wild. That's pretty wild. >> Yeah, that's what I thought, too. How you going to talk to people like that when you don't know if that person's out of out of town residence >> and you go call them back? >> So, we're just going to run through just a few things just to just to make sure like and like with your mannerisms and how like like super chill you are with me, this should be easy. So, >> do what you got to do. >> I appreciate April, right? I'm Austin. I'm off. >> All right. So, let's see. This first one is I'm just going to look at your eyes. Um, so that's not bothering you too bad, especially looking. Yeah, I can look at you and be okay with it. >> All righty. And you may be good. >> 1,00 1 1,002 1,003 1,004 1,005 Wo 1 100 1,006 1,007 >> I can't stand. No, you're good. You keep going. 1008 10090 uh >> how do I uh where do I go after that? >> Did y'all tell you to stop? >> 101234 15 16 >> 17 Ah, >> you're good. Yep. >> My balance gets off whack there. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Oh well, as a little kid I had a bunch of ear infections. >> After April's poor performance on the field sobriety tests, officers have to break that bad news to her. All right, April. So, here's kind of where we're at. Um, I believe to some extent that you're under the influence of something. Um, >> I'm actually just really tired. Been up since 2:00 a.m. delivered. >> You had So, and I'll be real with you. I'll explain like all these tests and what I observed. Um, so specifically, the first one was the eye test. >> Right. Right. Right. Right. >> Uh, uh, your eyes looking great. So, what we look for is like this. It's like a involuntary jerking of the eye. >> So you do have a little bit of that going for you. All right. >> And I think that's part of my stigma that >> Well, and I've got a stigmatism that doesn't do it to me. You don't have resting nestagmas. And nestagmas is a quivering of the eyeball. >> Okay. >> That's what we look for. >> Um and in this case, I saw I saw a little bit of quivering a couple beers earlier tonight. >> Yeah. Um so and that and that could that could >> be a part of not tired too. process. Yes. >> And like and like you know, I'm sure there's you being tired and then like drinking a little bit that can that can get it. Um and you didn't have a huge jerk to your eye like >> Right. Right. Right. Right. >> Um so alcohol-wise, yeah, not super concerned with it. Um but what I am concerned about is um so the other tests were essentially alcohol-related. There was also the one where it was I had you count to 30 seconds in your head. Um that to me indicated that you're you're you're you're kind of essentially hyped up on something. >> No, hyped up on pissed off attitude because they treated us like that. I mean >> Yeah. I And like I really appreciate you being honest with me with all of it too, you know. Um >> it's what it is. I was more pissed off than anything. I mean, like, how do you guys get by with calling us douchebags, but like that's not even fair. Like, you call everybody douchebag because they don't know where they're going. >> Well, um, so would you be able would you be willing to provide like a breath sample like for alcohol? So, cuz like my concern isn't alcohol right now, right? >> And the only reason I'm like, well, >> maybe it's not alcohol is because like you had some substance in your car. It's not a huge deal. I don't think that you're driving. I didn't see you drive, so I I'm sure you're a fantastic driver. >> Yeah. No, I'm I'm not like that. Like, >> but uh I I do think that in some capacity you are under the influence of of something. >> Probably alcohol from earlier. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um where where' you where did you guys drink at? >> I drank at my mom's earlier. >> Where's mom's at? >> Home, which is 511. Yeah. >> Okay. That's Wait, that's like that's Alton, right? >> Alton. Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Uh, when's the last time you used anything? >> Oh, I use pot. That's it. >> Just pot? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, would you be interested in like like providing a a test for us? >> I mean, I could, but I don't have to pee right this moment. Like >> Okay. Um, but if you had to pee, would you? >> Yeah, I I would. Yeah. Yeah. No, no problem. I just can't pee right now. >> Well, I really appreciate you, man. Um, >> cuz I'm being like I I want to be cooperative with you. I really appreciate that. I don't have nothing to hide. And that's the thing like and this is >> why I was flat up honest. I can't do the foot to foot to much less, you know, drunk or sober because I'm being honest with you. I can't do that. >> I want to go talk with Zach for a second. I'm going to give him the rundown about what I'm kind of observing with you. Um and uh and we'll kind of go from there. We're all we're pretty pretty chill dudes. So, >> doesn't matter either way you up, but I don't care. >> And you've been super chill with me. So, >> I was going to say I have nothing to hide. I like be honest with you. Like I appreciate it. >> That's the way to be. >> So like I said earlier, I believe in some capacity you're on influence. And with that, um, we're just going to run to the sheriff's office, do some more, get some paperwork done. Um, I don't know what what Zach told you about the substances that tested positive. Um, I don't know what that's that's whatever he wants to do with it. I'm not I I don't care. But >> I don't know cuz it wasn't even my >> Well, in there I guess while my best friends took myit out of my car. >> And if that is the case, like it's just unfortunate cuz in the state of Illinois, possession itself is >> I don't I don't I don't even need that because it's not even mine. Like >> um >> I don't that. But at at this time um like you are being detained um for for DUI. Would he be able to like take you home or anything? >> He can take me home. I don't know what I do with my car. >> So typically in these circumstances, we have to tell your car. Um, I >> I mean, >> it's it's it's it's Zach's call, but I don't really see a need to tow it. >> Um, only because it's it is technically in a public access area. Um, it is not obstructing traffic. It's not on a highway or anything. It's not on a shoulder. Um, but being the fact that, you know, at this point, given the charges, like I said, you know, we can't have you driving, >> but I don't want to I don't want to like throw a toe bill on top of you. I'm And I'm not I'm not I'm not going to do that. >> Um, >> have you ever been arrested for DUI before? >> No. After sharing the bad news, officers turned their attention to her companion to figure out the extent of the situation. >> So, like real talk, how long have you known her? >> How long I've known her? >> Yeah, >> I just missed uh Facebook about six. >> Okay, so you guys have just met >> Yeah, we're just Why? What's going on? >> Well, I mean uh >> I really don't want to get anybody in trouble and that's not my plan. I got you. Um, >> this I do like her as a friend as always. >> Okay. >> So, this wasn't like a >> And no, >> this isn't a >> No. >> Hey, >> [ __ ] Is that what you're saying? >> Well, no. Like, uh, you're you're not paying her for sexual stuff like that. Okay. Um, >> we're literally trying to be friends. >> I got you. Like, would you would you pick her up from the sheriff's office? Like, I don't want to put her in jail. >> How long is it going to take? >> Maybe an hour, hour and a half. >> Oh, Jesus. That that involves me driving around for >> Yeah. Like, we're we're And we're going to let me on the boat. >> Well, no, we're going 30 minutes north to Harden. >> That's where we go. >> Too far. >> Yeah. So like we and we just have to that's what we have to do per state guidelines on DUI investigations. So um my thought was well if you're her friend maybe you can pick her up when we're done like afterwards now but >> but it's a it's it's a minute dude. It's like 30 minutes away. >> Can I just follow you guys up there and just sleep in the car until she gets out? >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm just trying to think of the like you guys have been cooperative with me. I'm just trying to make this the least bad as possible. I'm not trying to jam you up over over >> I really honestly I actually really thought you were going to pull me over for my >> come back when I see you talking. >> Oh, sweetheart. >> Hey, we're good, buddy. Thanks. Jesus. Jesus. Because technically you guys are trans transport >> transferred to our sheriff's office. So in Calhoun, but then if so technically the the possession that's a felony. Um so like that would be that'd be something we typically >> when somebody put it in her purse though. >> It's her purse, man. You know, it's like that's like it's not my >> coworker put it in there and >> that's a coworker. So, you remember me making a comment about the screwdriver? >> The screwdriver? >> Yeah. I found a screwdriver in her center console and I kept talking about how it was extra sparkly. She said, "Oh, well, that's cuz it's brand new." That also tested positive for the same. And it's the same color. It's got a little bit of a purple tint to it. I'm a dope cop, dude. That's what I do. And I the same like I get lied to you for a living, man. You know, I've heard it all. >> I mean, I'm not going to straight up lie to you. I don't think >> I don't think you have, but I I think that she is absolutely like on amphetamines right now. Like that's what this is what I do, man. Um, now that being said, like we don't really have to get into a thing over it. Um, if you are willing to give her a hand, I can cut her some slack on the vehicle and on whether I'm going to, you know, have to take her to jail after we do our processing at the sheriff's office. >> But how long? But it's going to be it'll be a minute. It'll be like an hour or so at least. But you can follow us up and you can chill in the parking lot till we're done. >> Okay. >> And then she I'll just she'll come out the back door. That work? >> Yeah. >> All righty. Um and I'll just I'll take all your You can have your phone just I got to take everything up front. Do you have anything else on you? >> No. >> Okay. You have any like smokes or anything on you? Oh, why is that? I ruined my key. >> Oh, he's sorry. >> Okay. So, I talked to him. He is willing to help you out. Okay. So, he's going to follow us up and um that's going to save us from having to transport you to somewhere else. Now, remember that sparkly screwdriver that tested positive for so did the tutor or not the tutor, but one of the containers. So, but the screwdriver tested too. you were cooperative with me. I'm trying to cut you up right I can. Okay. And I talked to him and he's willing to follow us up and give me a ride afterwards. Okay. Sound good? All right. I'll see you up there. >> After a long night, April was arrested and charged with possession of fetamine, unlawful possession of paraphernalia, DUI, and illegal transportation of alcohol. She was later released and picked up by her quote unquote