Around 10:42 p.m. on March 17th, officers rushed to a chaotic scene where a truck was struck by a wrongway driver. When they track down the suspect vehicle nearby, the driver's story doesn't add up. What starts as a crash investigation quickly shifts into a tense DUI probe, highlighting just how dangerous the roads can be after dark. Yeah. >> So, what happened? >> Are are you injured? >> I'm not. No. >> What? What happened? >> You can stand. Stand normal. >> So, all of this is previous. I have a police report about all the other injuries to the car. >> I have it in my wallet. >> All this didn't just happen. >> No. >> Well, this happened. >> This tire >> and maybe something else because you hit something. Remember when you hit? >> I didn't hit anything. >> So, did you did you stay in the car? >> Make a left turn and something. Did you? >> All right. So, like obviously I know that like I'm at Paul. I get that. >> We're just trying to figure out listen. We're just trying to figure out what >> I know, but like you're like really bad anxiety. I know like I have a police report. >> Can you let me talk? Can you let me talk? >> Absolutely. >> Did you go over the jug handle on Chester A? >> Yes. >> So, you were coming from Chester A? >> Yes. >> And you accidentally went straight into the jug handle the wrong way? >> We went We were We're coming from Crawford's. I'm going home. You can put your hands up. >> I'm going home. >> So you can't. >> So I'm coming from up this way. >> So at what point did you go into the jug handle the wrong way? >> Honestly, I don't know. That's my fault. >> Like were you coming up Chester or were you coming down 130 this way? >> I was coming up this way. >> Okay. And somebody else hit me and then I kind of got startled. >> Somebody else hit you? >> Yeah. >> Somebody else hit me right here >> in the jug. >> Because I'm not an idiot. I know that obviously I shouldn't be driving, but I know that somebody else shouldn't have hit me. So I pulled over here and pulled over. But I have my car has a lot of damage. What? >> What happened? >> I'm sorry. >> What happened? >> What do you mean what happened? >> What happened? Did Were you guys coming down Route 130? Did she cross over Chester A? >> Yeah, she did. >> She crossed over Chester A into the jug handle the wrong way cuz we have multiple witnesses. >> Yeah, I'm guessing she come that way. >> So, she came from Chester A over the intersection. I I honestly can't say, >> but I would think so. Yeah. >> She insists she's the victim, but with open containers spotted and her story unraveling, officers move to field sobriety tests. Watch this. She claims she's legally blind to avoid the HGN test. But that test measures involuntary eye jerking, not vision. It's a classic deflection tactic. >> All right. So, I'm going to run you through I'm going to run you through a couple tests. Okay. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> Do you have any issues with your eyes? >> No. >> You have contact glasses? >> I'm blind, but I have contact. >> What do you mean you're blind? >> I'm legally blind, but I have contacts in. >> Oh, what do you mean you're legally blind? >> I'm legally blind, >> but I have contacts in. >> Okay. Can you see the tip of my finger? >> I can. >> Okay. So, I want you to stand, feet together, keep your arms at your side. Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. So, I want you to look at the tip of my finger. Keep your shoulders straight. Follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't follow with your head. Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you understand those instructions? >> I do. >> Keep your head straight. Don't follow your head. That's pretty easy. All right. So, for the next test, we're going to Here, come over here. All right. So, I'm going to have you stay right here. I'm going have you start here. face me. So, I want you to get in a starting position, which you're going to have your left foot on the It's going to be an imaginary line. Okay? Left foot on the line, right foot in front of your left foot. Keep your arms to your side. Okay? While I give you the instructions, you understand that? >> Like this? >> Yeah. Left Left foot on the imaginary line, right foot in front of your left foot in the heel to toe position. >> Okay? So, like this. We are on kind of a kind of an angle here. So we can we can face this way and then that way you're not out of balance. So left foot left foot on the line, right foot in front of your left foot. Heel toe position. >> Well, what if I'm left-handed? >> You left-handed me at the >> Doesn't matter. >> No, keep your arms at your side. Okay. So, what I'm going to have you do, I'm going to have you take nine heel to toe steps. Okay. You're going to go nine heel to toe steps and you're going to count it out loud as you take the steps. You're going to keep your hands at your side. Once you reach nine, you're going to do a 180 take and with a series of small steps, you're going to do nine steps back. Okay? So, I'm going to demonstrate for you. So, you're going to go one, two, three. I'm doing three for demonstration purposes. You're going to take a series of small steps. You're going to do one, two, three, and so on until you get to nine steps. Okay? Okay. >> So, you're going to do nine steps heel to toe, which means your heels touching your toe. You're going to keep your arms at your side. >> Turn around. Do the same thing. >> I'm getting to it. You're going to keep your arms at your side. While you do it, you're going to count every step out loud. When you get to the turn, take a series of small steps and then you're going to go back for nine more heel to toe, counting it out loud. You understand that? Okay. I can turn around. Okay. So, >> sorry. >> How are you? How How are you with your bounce? We got We have to run through the test. How are you with your bounce? >> Good. >> Okay. >> I don't know. >> Do Do you have a preference? Right leg or left leg? >> I'm left-handed. >> So, can you bounce better on your left leg or your right leg? left leg, I guess. >> Okay. So, the leg of your choosing, I want you to lift up six inches off the ground and start when I tell you to. Okay. I'm going to have you lift your leg 6 inches off the ground. Keep your foot parallel to the ground. Okay? It's going to be approximately a soda can height. You're going to keep your arms at your side. You're going to count 1 1000 2 100 3 100 until I tell you to stop. Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Okay. I'll tell you when to start. 231 Leon Avenue. >> Do you have a timer? >> You go out there, Travis. >> Do you have a timer? All right. >> I'm ready. >> Okay. Okay. >> They're being disrespectful. >> Okay. When you're ready. >> I'm ready. >> Okay. You can begin. >> Remember, count out loud. 1 1,00 2,00 I'm sorry. Hold on. Hold on. Ready? Can I stand on my right foot? >> That's fine. >> You got to keep You got to keep your foot out. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 >> All right. >> How old are you? >> 23. I need you to place your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Right now, you're being placed under arrest for suspicion of DWI. Is that Is that too >> cool? You don't have any pockets. Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No. You can check me. >> Sorry. >> Okay. >> We're going to go over the other side, right? We got a throw for you. >> Thank you. Where's uh where's your driver's license at? >> It's in my wallet. >> Where's your wallet? >> It's in the >> I'm sorry. >> Is it in the glove box or this center console right here? >> My actual wallet. >> I know. Where is it? >> Uh the driver's side. >> Somewhere in the driver's side. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Watch your foot. Watch your foot. Heat. Heat. Can you sign up? Jesus. So, we're going to go right down the end of the hallway towards the end. >> Okay. Let go your hand real >> quickly. >> Delaney blew a 0.20% 20% B AC more than double the legal limit and pleaded guilty to DUI. This case is a stark reminder. Wrongway driving is often the first sign of severe impairment. If you found this breakdown intense, hit that like button, comment below, and subscribe for more real life body cam action.