All right, sir. You're going to be under arrest for DUI, okay? And also paraphernalia that was found inside the car. Okay. Do you have anything on this puppy sticky stabby? >> What starts as a simple stop quickly gets complicated. The deputies aren't just dealing with a traffic violation. They're hearing about domestic violence, an invalid license, and a driver who admits she had been drinking. But the biggest question is still unanswered. How much of this story will actually change what happens next? >> Huh? Well, listen. You're not in trouble right now. Why aren't you hop out and come talk to me about what's going on, okay? What's your name? Listen, everything could be fixed. Okay? There's nothing that's the end of the world. Just don't do anything to make it worse. Okay? Come out and talk to me. Okay? You're not going to come out the car and talk to me or what? >> Yeah, I'd rather not, officer. >> Okay. I'm I'm telling you to come out and just talk to me, okay? And we'll figure out what's going on. >> Walk away from my house. >> Huh? >> A block away from my house. >> Okay. So, let's have that conversation back here on the sidewalk. Okay. What's your name? >> My name is Sarah. I'm from Miami. >> Okay. Sarah. I'm from Miami. Did you go to Southridge? Yeah. Sarah. >> I know who you are. >> No, you don't. >> Step out and let's talk, Sarah. Okay. I don't want to have to come take you out of the car. Thank you. Your car is in park, right? >> All right. Come on, Sarah. >> Anything illegal on you or inside the vehicle? Drugs, weapons? No. >> Sarah from Miami. What high school did you go to? >> South Ridge. >> Okay. You remember me? >> What year? >> Graduation 08. >> 08. >> Mhm. >> Stop. >> How old are you? >> I graduated 08, too. >> I know. It's cuz I know who you are, Sarah. We had several classes together. What are you doing over here? >> It's a long story. >> Okay. >> Well, [ __ ] I'm in I'm in a domestic violence. This is what I said. Okay. >> Okay. >> I know I should be driving. >> Sarah, what's your date of birth? >> December 4th, 1989. >> All right. What was your middle initial, Sarah? >> S for faith. >> Mhm. And was it S A R A or do you have an H? >> S A R A H. So, is this just the issue of the license? >> I believe so. Um I I beat a I had a a DUI. >> Okay. >> Okay. And I believe um I beat it for intense police brutality. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Is that out of Miami? >> Yep. >> Okay. So, you had a DUI, you beat the DUI, but your license is still bad for other reasons. >> Yes, I'm I'm working that out. Okay. >> Okay. >> And um >> is that case still active then or >> I believe so. Like my mom just got here today to help me fix fix all this [ __ ] >> She literally drove I mean or she caught a bus >> down here to help me fix all this [ __ ] >> All right. Anything in the car? I need to know about Sarah. Drugs, weapons, anything like that? We're with our star unit. Basically, that means the unit we're with is we ride along with several deputies that don't answer calls for service. We ride along with K9 units. All right. That pretty much do whatever we need them to do. So that's why I'm asking you, is there anything illegal on the vehicle I need to know now? Drugs, weapons, anything like that. If I wanted to search your vehicle to make sure you didn't have anything like that, would you let me do that? You would? Okay. I'm going to figure out what's going on with your license. If I had a female come here and just check your person for any weapons, >> that's fine. >> You're okay with that? All right. Come stand in front of my car for me. >> I like to go get milk. >> Consented for service. Stay on the sidewalk though for me, sir. Up here, please. Look at me, Sarah. Up here, please. On the sidewalk. Okay. >> [snorts] >> Do you have any warrants or anything out of Miami? >> No. >> No. >> I should be driving. I was trying to fix this [ __ ] >> So, you just have an ID card. So, you actually never had a license. You used to drive, >> right? You had a license then in high school. You used to drive, right? >> Yeah. Um I had I had a license. Um the the whole re the reason whatever whatever y'all are pulling >> ID only. You got to >> ID only. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, you just got some domestic stuff going on tonight. Is that what's going on? >> I wouldn't be here right now if it wasn't for that. >> Okay. >> I would be home in Miami. >> Okay. >> I wouldn't be there. Yeah. I I beat a DUI case for intense police brutality. >> Have you had any alcohol tonight? >> A little bit. >> A little bit. >> I just want to go home. It's just a couple blocks away. >> Mhm. We're just waiting for the female deputy to get over here [cough] and then we'll talk. Okay. Is there any like restraining orders in place or anything? No. And you said your mom just moved here. >> She just got here today. >> Just got here today. Where are you staying at right now? >> Two blocks away. >> Okay. What's What's your address, sir? >> Just got a job. >> You got rid of your 305 number? >> I'm a chef at Prime. >> Oh, yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. So, I'll take you tonight. I'm going to just >> Well, I'll make mistakes. So, right now, we're just still talking. >> Are you a felon? Big felon? >> No. Just one prior DUI or more? >> No prior DUIs. You beat the one that >> Yeah. for intense police brutality in Miami. >> I don't know what that means. I applied to places in Miami and Well, after high school, I went to the military for 4 years. >> Do you remember me? >> Mhm. Very well. >> It's a a good or a bad thing. >> No, it's a good thing. You You're very friendly. We got along. We had uh Miss Lee together. >> Your updated. >> I moved out here because this guy was dating. His parents lived here. He gone through a hell. He cheated on me. I don't know anybody out here. I have a I have an 11month-old at home. Give me one second. Okay. >> This is Sarah. Uh Sarah was obviously that car. She said she's had a couple of drinks. Um there was a container in the vehicle. She has no valid license. >> Was she driving? >> She was driving all over the road. Ran the stop sign. Pulled in here. Says she's just got a lot going on right now. I'm going to let you kind of go from here. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Nothing else in the car. >> I haven't finished. >> Okay. >> Something could be meth residue. Could be >> fatty trying to say. >> Hi Sarah. >> Hi. How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Okay. Um better. >> Okay. So, he was obviously filming in a little bit. Okay. Um Deputy Datson, by the way. Okay. What did you kind of say to him a little bit just so I heard it from you? >> I guess um I'm in a a really serious domestic violence situation. My mom just just got here off the bus in Sarasota from Miami today to help me fix my license. >> Okay. >> I have a situation in Miami. [snorts] Minor unpaid uh traffic violations. >> Okay. on top of um a DUI that I uh took to trial for intense police brutality. This side. Okay. >> You said she ran the south side. >> Came out of RNL headlight out. I think it's the left side. >> Okay. >> And then ran the stop sign right here. >> He said she is suspended as well. >> Yes. I think you said two prior. >> Okay. All right. Sarah, I've uh obviously been what what I told. Okay. You were kind of swerving in a lens. Okay. Due the fact that you're driving. Okay. Do you mind performing field sobriety exercises? >> No. I'm going to have to refuse that, officer. >> So, you're not willing to do DUI, field sobriety test >> under certain circum circumstances um due to prior um events that I've witnessed. I'm talking about guns to my face. >> Okay. All right. So, your fears and feel ready. >> Sarah, if you don't do it, that's your choice. But that makes us go off of what we observed, which is running the stop sign and swerving all over the road. Okay. Yet again, I was uh leaving a domestic violence situation. >> So, you have positive for 31 and then the driving. >> Okay. >> All right, sir. You're going to be under risk for DUI. Okay. And also paraphernalia that was found inside the car. Okay. >> Do you have anything on you? Just come poke me, stick me, stab me, harm me. I'm sorry. I didn't hear you what you said. >> She said no. >> Okay. All right. We're going to go back to this car back here and I'm going to search you prior to go in my car. Do you have anything inside you that I did not find or anything else like that? >> No. >> Because if you introduce it to the jail, it's an extra it's a film. >> I love I love how nobody asked me about what's going on with my DUI situation or DUI situation or my domestic violence situation. >> No. >> Thinking the situation was finally under control, officers secured Sarah in the back of the patrol car. But from this point on, her own decisions would only make things worse for herself. >> Double check. >> And the paraphernalia is in the back of my car. Let me grab that. >> I can't breathe. >> I'm going to leave the door open, but don't come out. Okay. >> Why not? >> Cuz you can't come out. >> I need I need to breathe, please. >> You're breathing. Listen. Did you No, no, no. You can't come out. You're the door's open. Okay. >> You can't come out. >> Let me breathe, please. >> All right. Sit. Sit down. Sit down. You can sit. Don't come out here, Sarah. Sit down. You're breathing. You're breathing. >> Relax. Did you swallow anything inside? >> Right here. I got the left hand. >> Someone pull her legs out. >> She slipped. >> And just when the arrest appears to be under control, Sarah makes another move that dramatically changes the situation. trying to get out of a patrol car while deputies are securing her can turn a DUI arrest into additional criminal allegations. What started with a stop sign violation has now escalated into allegations of resisting and escape. >> Now, now she's getting obstruction. That wasn't too smart, young lady. >> I need to breathe. >> Stop fighting. >> You understand? >> You do that again, you're going to get hurt. Okay, we don't want to hurt you. Definitely obstruction. Definitely resisting. >> Stop. Better not kick me. >> No. [ __ ] you. >> Escape >> cuz cuz then you don't fight with deputies either. >> Not too smart, dear.