Do you have anything to drink tonight? >> Just one drink. >> No, >> I'm okay. I'm okay with my leg. >> June 14th, 2024, Boardman, Ohio. What started as a quick drive turned into chaos on wheels. Kina's so-called high-speed hiccup left Boardman police [music] stunned. A crash so reckless. >> Hello. >> What's going on? Uh, >> she wrecked her car into this car parked on our street. >> Okay. Hello. Can >> I talk to you? >> Yeah. >> What happened? >> I just I don't know. I guess I hit that. >> Go ahead. How which way were you coming from? >> I was coming from >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Kina. >> Do you have your license on you? >> Yes. >> Okay. How fast were you going? >> I was going about 25. >> 25? >> Yes. >> Okay. This car was parked in the street. >> Yes. >> Are you hurting anyway? >> No, I'm okay. >> Okay. 27. You're on break for a Pennsylvania ID. Here's your license back. Thank you so much. >> Do you have anything to drink tonight? >> Just one drink. >> One drink. What was that? >> West, Pennsylvania. >> It was just >> You had a >> Yes. >> Okay. What kind of alcohol? >> It was just a shot of Jameson. >> Jameson. Okay. You do have some scratches and scratches all over your face. Do you want an ambulance to come check you out? >> I'm fine. Thank you. >> Looks like you got hit with the airbag. >> Yes, I did get hit with the air, but I'm fine. >> Okay. Can you smile for me? I don't know if there's a little bit of on your teeth. Yeah, it looks like you have a lip. >> I'm fine. >> Okay. >> I don't need an ambulance. Thank you. >> Okay. How long ago did you have a drink? >> Probably like 40 minutes ago. >> About 40 minutes ago. >> Yes. >> Where was that at? Like how far are we traveling? >> I don't know what the main street shoot is. I'm not from the area. >> Okay. Are you sure you don't want an ambulance come check you out before we do that? Just >> promise you. I'm okay. >> I'll be honest. You have like a lip. You have scratches all over your chest. I just want to make sure you didn't have >> any injuries. >> I'm fine. I'm okay. >> Can I Can I have your phone real quick? We're just going to set it down real quick. I have it. I'm fine. >> You put in your pocket? >> Yes, I'll put it in my pocket. >> You have anything else in your pocket? It's going to poke or stick me. >> No. All right. Go ahead and turn around real quick for me so I can check. You don't have any weapons. We'll pick that up later. >> Okay. I'm going to have you step over here on the sidewalk for me where it's flat. >> You all right? >> Yes. Okay. First, I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. >> Okay. Now, have you look at the tip of my pen? Do you have contacts or any glasses? >> I have contacts in. >> Do you have contacts in? >> Yes. >> Okay. Anyway, this is going to prevent you from staring at the pen. >> It shouldn't, but I have a lazy eyes. Just letting you know. >> Okay. Which eye is that in? >> That is in the left eye. >> Your left eye? >> Yes. >> Okay. Go ahead and look at the tip of my pen real quick. Look at my pen, not my light. Only moving your eyes. Don't move your head. Just look at the pen. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Did you have anything to smoke or other than just drinking tonight? >> No. >> You didn't have anything else? You didn't take anything? >> Smoke or drink? >> Well, you just said you had something to drink. >> Yes, but I didn't have anything to smoke. >> Okay. You didn't take anything? >> No. >> Code six. So, you can log fieldy. >> Okay. Next thing I'm going to have you do, do you have any injuries to your legs that you can't walk for me? >> No, I'm okay. >> Okay. And you're sure you didn't get injured in the car? I'm fine. >> Okay. Now, have you turn around and face that way for me? All right. Imagine an imaginary line right here. Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm going to demonstrate for you. Just watch. And then if you have any questions for me, just interrupt me and I'll show you from there. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. So, you're going to have your right foot in front of your left, heel to toe. See where my feet are touching? >> Okay. >> Yes. Okay. You're going to take a series of nine steps. I'm only going to show you three and then I'll show you how I want you to turn. Okay. So, you're going to go one, two, three. On your ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps and then go back nine steps. One, two, three. Count out loud. >> I'm going to step up. >> What's that? >> On my next step, I'm going to step back. >> On your ninth step, you're going to take that series of small steps and go nine back. >> Okay. >> You understand that or you want me to show you? >> Yes, ma'am. I understand. >> Okay. >> Keep your hand. Hold on. You ready? >> Yes. >> Okay. Go ahead. kind of loud for you. You all right? Okay. You said you don't have any injuries to your legs. >> No, I'm not giving them my legs. Okay. The next test I'm going to have you do is you're going to be standing on one foot. That's why I ask if you have any injuries. You can pick which either foot. You're going to hold your foot 6 in above the ground like I am. Now, you don't have to do it yet. I'll tell you when to go. You're I'll give you time. Okay. 6 in above the ground parallel to the ground. So, you want your foot facing the ground. Okay. Okay. >> Either foot you're going to count to 30. Do you understand that? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Do you have any questions? >> No, I'm okay. >> Okay. And try that your best to keep your hands at your sides. I know it's hard. You got to balance, but keep your hands at your sides like you did for that test. Okay. >> Whenever you're ready. >> Okay. 1,001. >> You all right? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. Just keep doing it. If you if you put your foot down, just continue. >> Okay. 100, 101, 102 100, 10003 100, 104 100,00 I don't even know if I can 1004 100,0006 10078 >> Keep your hands at your side. It's not behind your back. >> 1 Okay, you're you're okay. You can put your foot down. I don't want you to fall over. >> No, it's fine. I'm not very good at that balancing. Okay. >> This case hits hard. A sharp reminder to every teen behind the wheel. Respect the law or watch your freedom disappear faster than your reckless ride. >> I'm going to have you turn around away facing away from me. >> Okay. >> So, right now you're being arrested for operating a vehicle while under the influence. Keep your keep your arrest facing each other just so we don't >> You're okay. I just don't want you to hurt your wrist. >> I'm okay. >> Okay. All right. We're going to take a walk back to that cruiser right there. You see it? >> What's going to happen with my car, ma'am? >> With your car? Well, it's pretty damaged right now, so it's going to get towed. >> Where is it going to get to? >> We'll have that information on a sheet for you. Okay. >> If I grab anything from my car right now, >> what would you like? Can we grab it for you? >> Is it okay if I grab it from you? >> We'll have to grab it for you. Can Can we grab it? You have a purse or anything? >> Okay. Is it okay, ma'am? If I >> We can't have you grab it, but what what is it? What do you mean? >> When are you going to bring me to ma'am? >> So, you're going to go to the Borman Police Department. >> Okay. >> We're going to give you the option to take a test. We'll read you a form and then you'll be released in maybe an hour or so. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you have anybody that you're going to call? >> No. >> No one that you can think of right now? >> Yep. >> Okay. Where do you live at? >> I live in Ohio. What part of Ohio? >> Poland. >> You live in Poland? >> Yes. >> Is anyone home right now? >> I can call. >> Okay, that's Well, >> is it okay if I call right now? >> We'll we'll call when we get to the station. I'm more worried about what's going to happen when we're we're done with everything booking wise. >> Okay, ma'am. >> What do you need out of your car? We couldn't get it for you. >> It's okay. >> What was it? >> It's okay. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. I'm just really hot right now. >> I'll unroll I'll roll the window down. Is that >> Yeah. >> And you were making commotion. >> Yes, please. It's really hot right now. >> Let me Let me unroll the window. Hold on. >> Where were you coming from? >> Where Where were you headed? >> I'm not sure the exact name. >> Were you not going home? >> Yes, I was going home. >> Okay. Cle, I told you you were under arrest for operating a vehicle while under the influence. Okay. Do you want an ambulance to check you for your injuries? >> I'm okay. I just want to get checked out. >> Are you on the phone? >> Yes. >> Is that okay if she shows up right now? Can I talk to her so you don't scare her and confuse her? >> Of course, ma'am. >> Where at? >> It's in my lap, ma'am. >> That is your wallet? >> Yes, she's talking to me in my wallet. >> No, she's not. >> Medic in your jacket. Okay, that's fine. Can you just talk to her? >> You're not on the phone, Kina. That is your wallet. >> Mom, >> here. Can I Let me see. >> Yes, she is. She's wallet. >> Let me see your phone. >> It's fine. >> Hi, this is Officer Higgins from Borman Police Department. How are you? >> I'm good. How are you? >> Good. So, Kina has she's okay. She hit a car on the parked street on Sheridan Road in Boardman, Ohio, and she's been under the influence. So, we have arrested for OBI. We're still on scene. She called you because she wants you to check her out, but we've already called an ambulance cuz she has a little bit of a lip. >> Okay. >> It's my understanding that you guys are you were in PAA? >> Yes. >> Okay. How how far away from >> from Boardman? >> Yeah. >> About 25 minutes. >> Okay. Then how about we'll we'll give you a call when we get to station because we still have to go over paperwork and everything with her and then I assume you'd be able to come pick her up. >> Okay. Can you um can I get the address and then should I start heading over there now? >> No, not right now. No, cuz you're only 25 minutes you said. But yeah, you can have the address when you're ready. >> She's okay though. Everything's okay. >> She's okay. She has a little bit of a lip. We're having an ambulance. Come check her out obviously for that. >> Okay. >> She's a little disoriented. >> Thank you so much. Okay. I I apologize. I'm so sorry. Is there a possibility that she will be going to jail? >> No, no. I just want I a lot of people ask, so I covered that for you. >> Okay. Thank you so much. I appreciate that. And I'll I'll just be waiting up for a call. >> Yep. We just talked to her. Told her where you're going to be. It's time to pick you up. She's going to come pick you up. >> I understand that. Is it okay if I talk to her right now? >> Well, she's off the phone. She We're going to call her when we get to the department. Right now, what I'm worried about is the ambulance is going to come check you out because of your lip and everything. Okay. >> What's up? >> Sheridan. >> You hurting anyone? >> Where are scratches? Knocked out. >> She says she's fine. >> She's cuffed. >> Yeah. Do you need her uncuff? >> Yeah, >> I'm taking her cuff off so they can treat heal. >> Okay. >> 130 over 80. blame. >> Did you hit your head or anything? >> No. >> Did you pass out? Okay. You hurt anywhere? >> Just some scratches on her chest from the airbag and a lip. Okay. >> Is it still >> Is it okay if I ask her how long? >> Kina, just hold on. They're trying to make sure you're okay medically. They don't have a time frame. >> Okay. >> Okay. Just turn to the side again. There you go. Just you got to let go your hands. Okay. >> Okay. >> Quit in the back of the car. >> I'm not trying to. I just can't breathe. >> You absolutely are by You're intentionally back there after I've told you about three or four times. >> Sorry. I'm not trying to I just >> Why are you Did you take something? >> Okay, step out of the vehicle. >> Do you think that's appropriate to be in the vehicle when you're 19 years old? >> No. >> Okay, sit down on the bench. All right, Cleina, do you want to take a test? You want to provide a breath test for us? I >> will take a test. >> Okay, >> follow me. Come with me. This is what we're going to do. Okay, there is a chair in this home. >> Were you guys able to get a social security on this female sit right here? Now, this is what's going to happen. This machine gives you two opportunities. Okay, >> Bobby, >> he will tell you when to come into this room. You are going to take a nice deep breath. Okay? You are going to blow nice and steady into the machine. You cannot fool this thing. Okay? You are going to hear a tone. The tone is a good thing. You keep that tone going until he tells you to stop. Okay? Once you do that, we're going to bring you right back here. It will run a one minute diagnostic and then we're going to do that again. And then you're going to go right into that room into the restroom. Okay. >> Is that fair? >> Yes. >> All right. Cool. >> He's going to give you a sterile mouthpiece. Nobody's ever touched you or used to. Okay. >> The reason we need you to sit out here is this is a very small room. Okay. >> Okay. >> We don't want this to take any longer than it has to. >> Okay. >> Have you been drinking any alcoholic beverages today? >> No. Are you taking any tranquilizers, pills, or medications of any kind? >> No. >> Okay. Have you used within the last 3 hours? >> No. I have to take your license out of here cuz you're under suspension now. You'll be suspended for the 90 days because you tested over the legal limit. So, your legal limit was 020. You tested, you blew 163. for 9 months. >> 90 days. >> 90 days. >> Do you understand what happened tonight? >> Yeah. >> What happened? >> Is she able to get it out tomorrow? >> Kina, listen to me. You crashed your vehicle. You were under the influence. You're not even 21 years old. You were quadruple the legal limit for your age group to be drinking. But no, you cannot you cannot go get that vehicle out. You will not even have a license [clears throat] because it's suspended. So, we are taking it right now until the court tells you otherwise. Hello. >> This is a copy of the 2255 form that was read in case she has any questions on it. She was explained that she got three citations tonight. She was court on Tuesday morning at 9:00 a.m. Boardman court. The address is on there, but should you need to call or anything, just call before that date. Whatever she misses, she will have a warrant for missing. So, she has to be there. Absolutely. >> This is the tow sheet. >> Okay. The only thing we don't have if you're able to access is birthday. >> Okay, great. Okay. Um, like I told her, obviously she cannot go get the vehicle. She does not own the vehicle, but it's probably total. I'll be honest, it was pretty smashed up. Airbag went off, but he would have to just contact for and they'll give him any information he needs. >> Is he able to or >> um Yeah, he's able to. >> Okay. Absolutely. medical did check her out, but should she need to go to the hospital at any point, I would definitely have her go just cuz the airbag did go off. She's saying she's not hurt, but she had a little busted lip and >> you can see some >> some heavy scratches on her legs and her chest. >> It's going to get real red like a sunburn. Okay, that's from the airbag. You can kind of see it in your face already. See it a little bit up here. You've also got a scratch on your leg. You're probably going to feel that later. Don't be afraid to go get checked out even if it's by a family physician. >> Do you have any questions for him, Mom? >> No, not right now. Thank you very much. I'm sorry. >> 19-year-old Kina taken into custody at the Mahoning County Justice Center, charged with operating a vehicle [music] while intoxicated. After a long observation period, she was released to her mother, citations in hand. A court date set, then [music] silence. No opts, no cluche, just another night that could have ended much worse. Kina's throttle took a wild turn from a driver's seat straight into legal heat. What's your take on how the Boardman police handled it? Would you have called it the same way? Let us know in the comments below. And don't forget to hit that like button and subscribe to Badge Camp Patrol, where real life doesn't just roll, it roars.