I hit the car immediately turned the [ __ ] around because I'm not okay to drive and I crashed. I don't want to go to jail. >> Okay, listen, you got to calm down. >> I'm just freaking out. I don't want TO GO TO JAIL. I just want to make sure my >> On June 29th, 2025, deputies were dispatched to Renfro Lane [music] in Palm Coast after a vehicle's emergency crash detection system automatically alerted authorities. When deputies arrived, they located a damaged vehicle that had [music] struck a parked car. Standing nearby was 24-year-old Jordan McCoy, the driver responsible for the crash. You guys in the vehicle? >> Yeah, I was trying to pull to a friend's house that's in the neighborhood because I'm not okay to drive and I crashed. >> Okay, uh we're going >> so sorry. >> No, [laughter] you're good. You're good. Come on. All right, what kind of injuries do you have? >> I have none. He has a lot. >> Okay. >> You're okay. >> You're okay. >> Okay, that's it. >> You're okay. >> Let me check. >> Let them look. >> I'm okay. >> Is that mainly your nose? >> I don't know. >> [laughter] >> I don't know. >> Okay, long story short, we came from Daytona. >> [laughter] >> Listen, listen, listen, you got to calm down. Just take a seat on the Take a seat on the Are you hurt anywhere? >> I'm good. We're in the neighborhood. I was driving to a friend's house. I thought I'd be okay. >> Where's your friend's house? >> Right down the road. >> What's the address? >> Uh 45 Renshaw. >> Okay. >> We came from Razzles. I had my friend I had my friend drive home. I'm not okay to drive. >> Uh-huh. >> Um >> Who was driving the vehicle? >> Huh? >> Who was driving the vehicle right now? >> She drove home. We got pulled over earlier. I don't know what she did. Um I'm not going to lie to you. I was really [ __ ] up so I had her drive. >> Uh-huh. >> Everything was fine. Passed all the pull everything. Um I was trying to get him home and I thought about a courtesy call because I knew that I was picked up and I thought everything would be okay and everything's not okay. I'm not okay to drive. >> right now. >> Me. >> Okay. What did you hit? >> I hit a car. >> Okay. Okay. All right, just take a seat on the hood. I don't want you walking around just in case [laughter] >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Okay, listen. You got to calm down. We're going to figure all this out. We're going to figure all this out, okay? What did you say over >> I hit the car right there. >> What did you say over primary? >> Just injuries. >> Okay. >> I don't want to go to jail, please. >> 221 freeway. >> Can I call my mom? >> No. Bus, just wait till wait till you get checked out real quick. >> Sit down, please. >> Where is my phone? >> You have 213 in the car. >> Suspect. >> My mom needs to know. >> Okay. Right now, you just have a bloody nose. You're good. >> It's not my nose, it's my mouth. >> Okay. All right, just uh we need you to >> my mom. I get it. I get it. >> You're going to hold You're going to hold on. You're going to wait for the EMS to get here, check you out. How old are you? >> I'm 20. >> Okay, you don't need to call your mom right now. You're a grownup. >> I was >> Is my Is my lip that [ __ ] up? >> It's a little There's a little uh gash in it. >> You're okay. >> You're fine, though. >> You're okay. Sit down. Sit down. >> Eric, take a seat on the hood, right here. Okay. >> I just wanted to make sure that I get him >> How much have you all had to drink? >> Okay, come here. Cuz he's just going to argue with me. Come here. I don't like lying to cops. I won't lie. >> Uh-huh. >> He started arguing with me. >> Uh-huh. >> I wanted to get him home. >> Okay. >> That was my biggest fear was that he was [ __ ] up. >> Where does he live? >> He lives in B South Church. >> B? >> B. >> Okay. Boss. What's his name? >> looking for he's looking for the vape. >> Here's your phone. I don't know where mine is. >> Your phone is fine. >> Here, talk to them. Talk to them. Wait, wait. Talk to them right now? >> My phone >> What injuries did you have? >> I have none. >> He was driving and he's dead. >> McCoy told deputies she had been arguing with her passenger and attempted to pull over. Instead, she lost control swerving into a parked vehicle. As deputies spoke with McCoy, it became immediately clear something wasn't right. >> So, [snorts] he started yelling at me >> [clears throat] >> and I was freaking the [ __ ] out. I have an anxiety disorder. I have had a lot to drink tonight, but I also at the same time I friend lives in this neighborhood. She lives at 45 Rinshot. I was trying to find my way to it. Directions. I hit the car, immediately turned the [ __ ] around. I'm just freaking the [ __ ] out. I don't want to go to jail. I just want to make sure my We're coming back from Razzo's. My friend was driving this way. I hit the [ __ ] car, okay? >> Yeah. >> My friend lives over there. >> Where did his phone go? That was right here. Okay. >> Hey. It's your uncle. Honest truth, we came from Razzo's. My friend thought that I was okay to drive home. >> Okay. >> I'm horrible with confrontation. I told her that I was okay. I was going to pull over to the side. The second that I literally drove from her house, he started [ __ ] arguing with me. And I have an anxiety disorder, >> Uh-huh. which causes me to freak the [ __ ] out. The second that he started freaking out at me, I started freaking out. And I crashed. And I'm sorry. >> Freaking out in which way? >> Like I started panicking. I couldn't breathe. >> Okay. Do you need to be checked out right now? >> [laughter] >> I don't know. >> OKAY. >> I DON'T KNOW. I DON'T WANT TO I DON'T >> IT'S A YES or a no. >> Long story short, I have an anxiety disorder. And it causes me to freak the [ __ ] out. >> I get I I understand that, but you you got to understand that doesn't >> I know. I freak out every second, guys, and I know that. >> Her eyes were glassy and bloodshot. Her speech was slow and slurred. She struggled to stand without swaying, forcing deputies to steady her. A strong odor of alcohol could be detected on her breath, leaving little doubt about what deputies were dealing with. McCoy was asked to perform standardized field sobriety tests. She was unable to complete them successfully, displaying multiple indicators of impairment. >> Can we come talk to you real quick? >> My mom is on the way. >> Okay. >> I'm talking to the officers. >> Let it out. Count to three. Do it again. Let it out. Count to three. Do it one more time. Now let it out. Count to three. All right. Now listen, >> Okay. >> just because he reads his rights doesn't mean you're going to jail. It's just that we have to talk to you about more stuff that happened with the crash, and we have to legally advise you of what your rights are before we ask you specific questions, okay? Does not mean you're going to jail. All right. I know how that [ __ ] on TV looks, like every time you hear Law & Order, the dun dun dun, or [ __ ] like you you think that somebody's going to jail as soon as they did the wrong >> I was just swerving to avoid >> No heads up. Besides the alcohol, have you consumed anything else? >> Like, smoked marijuana, done any illicit drugs? Do you smoke marijuana? Okay. How much weed did you smoke? >> Quite a lot. THC oil. >> So, you smoked THC? >> THC oil. >> Okay. >> I can get you the pen. It's somewhere in my car. >> Okay. When's the last time you hit that? >> Before the club. Ooh, 10:30. 11:00. >> Okay. Okay. All right. Okay. Do you have any lower leg injuries? Like, can you walk up a flight of stairs? >> Um I have some bruises at the moment. >> you walk up a flight of stairs? >> Yes. >> Can you hop on one foot? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um don't hit that anymore until we get done, okay? All right. You're going to stand with your feet together like this. Okay. Put your arms down by your side. All right. You see my pretty blue light? I need you to Look at it. I know. There you go. All right. So, you're going to follow my blue light. Now, here don't look at his white light. You're going to follow my blue light, okay? Do not move your head. All right. Don't move your head. >> I'm having a panic attack. >> [groaning] >> Okay. >> You're okay? >> Mhm. >> All right. Go ahead and stand with your feet together like I showed you. Arms down by your side. And you're going to follow Don't move your head. Follow my blue light. I promise you it's We're like halfway through it. >> It's anxiety. Please. I I I'll be fine. I just >> We're a little bit more halfway through it. And you're about to relax like within the next 15 seconds. >> I'm fine. I can pass a field sobriety. It's It's the fact that I like I can't breathe. I can walk in a straight line. I can say my ABCs. I might slur a little bit because I'm tired, but I can pass a field sobriety. I'm just I'm I'm panicking. Cop scared the [ __ ] out of me. I'm sorry. >> Come on, we're nice. I'm I I I I get it, but it's >> We never come to good things. >> it's not the person, it's the best. >> I 100% understand. We never We never show up for birthday parties. >> friends who are in, you know, I got friends who are in the police field, and you know, I wanted to go into it, but I know that I can't handle it. I I'm I'm too nice of a person. I mean, I was willing to drive drunk to make sure that my phone was okay. And the idea of shooting somebody is like that for me. Um not to like trauma dump or anything like that, but cops just give me a lot of anxiety. So, I'm I'm I'm I'm >> All right, Jordan, are we ready? >> Yeah. >> All right. Put your feet together. Like this. All right. Put your arms down by your side. Follow my blue light, okay? I got to start over cuz we kind of >> You're fine. >> All right. Keep your feet together and rest in a staggered stance. >> I have so much anxiety right now. >> We're almost done. Like another 5 seconds. All right. >> I promise I'm okay. I just have like a lot of anxiety right now. >> I know I'm freaking the [ __ ] out. >> It's like the worst thing about anxiety is that it makes you overthink. >> It's Oh, it's a very good It's a very good >> [laughter] >> tool to have, though. >> If I'm okay to go, can I get a courtesy? >> Yeah, we'll get to that. We got two more exercises to do, okay? And then >> Go ahead. >> Okay. All right. Do you see the straight line right here? Yes. I'm asking you a question, Jordan. Do you see that straight line? >> Yes. >> Okay, do you believe it's relatively straight? >> Yeah. >> All right. Is it level right here? >> I got you. I got to ask questions. Do you believe it's relatively straight? Is it flat right here, relatively? Okay. Do me a favor, put your left foot on that line. Put your right foot in front of your left foot, touching heel to toe. All right? You're going to look just like that, like you are. Arms down by your side. All right, this is the starting position. Do not move from this position cuz I'm going to explain the exercise to you. I'm going to demonstrate it, and then you're going to conduct it. All right, when I tell you to, and only when I tell you to, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down this line, counting out loud each step. Once you get to your ninth step, you're going to leave your lead foot planted on the ground, and turn around in a prescribed manner that I'm going to show you, and then take nine heel to toe steps back down the line. All right? Are you ready to begin? >> One. >> Go ahead and begin. >> Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Nine. One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. >> Okay, you're done. The last exercise that we're going to do is called the one leg stand. Okay? Are you comfortable where you're at? Would you like to go back in the street, or we can still do it right here? Okay. Are you still comfortable? Like, you can still walk up a flight of stairs? >> I'm getting tired. >> I got you. Can you walk up a flight of stairs? >> No. >> You can't walk up a flight of stairs? >> If you sent me up a flight of stairs at 5:00 in the morning after being up all night, I would probably pass out. >> up them, though? >> I Like, if I'm being honest, if I'm being honest >> Okay. All right. Do you have any lower leg injuries? Like, have you ever like >> Shin splints. I mean, I was a gymnast for a lot of years. >> But no shin splints right now? >> Yeah, I definitely have shin splints. >> Right now? >> Take a look at my [ __ ] shins. I fell down a flight of stairs yesterday, completely sober. Yeah. >> Okay. >> So you know how much of a [ __ ] idiot I am. >> Okay, I didn't say that. >> [laughter] >> All right, all right, stand with your >> I mean, I crashed into a [ __ ] car, so >> We're almost done. This is the last exercise I'm going to have you do. All right, stand with your feet together like this. Leg of your choice you lift approximately 6 in off the ground, flat foot, toes pointed out. >> All right, go, go start. >> 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, 1,005, and so forth until myself or Deputy Harmon tell you to stop. >> Okay. Once you start the exercise, do not stop. Keep both of your legs straight like he demonstrated. Look down at your raised foot and count out loud in that manner. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Are you ready? >> Yeah. >> You may begin. >> 1,001, 1,002. >> Look down at your foot. >> 1,003. 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, 1,005, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Stop looking. 13, 14. >> Okay, you can stop. >> I stopped looking. I won't lie. >> All right, you're a liar. >> at you and I looked at him. I was like, wait, I'm standing here for no reason. >> This is the time we're going to have you put your hands behind your back, all right? Just put your palms together. It's more comfortable with your palms together like you're praying. >> Like you're praying behind your back like this. >> Yep. >> You're only You're only arrest for DUI, okay? Yeah. Yeah, I'll let you If your mom's still on the phone, I'll let you tell her. And then you can talk to your friend. >> Mom? I think cops. >> I know. I heard. >> Okay. >> 226 Hold on. >> Where are you going? >> 226 Hello, ma'am. This is Deputy Smith. >> Flagler County Jail. >> Deputy Smith. >> Uh she's going to be going to the uh Well, first cuz she was involved in the accident, I'm going to be taking her to the hospital just to have them check on her. And then she'll be going to the Flagler County Jail. It's in Bunnell, Florida. >> She's going to Flagler County Jail, Mom. In Bunnell. >> Due to her involvement in a traffic crash, deputies transported McCoy to a nearby hospital for medical evaluation before proceeding further. After being medically cleared, McCoy was taken into custody and transported to the Sheriff Perry Hall Detention [music] Facility. She was charged with DUI involving property damage and later released on a $1,500 bond. Deputies say this incident could have ended far worse and that McCoy is fortunate no one was seriously injured or killed. For more real body cam footage and in-depth police breakdowns, subscribe to Jury Duty and turn on notifications.