Where's your pants? Where's your Where's your pants at? What are you doing? For? Why are you taking him to the emergency room? Who? We're in the middle of moving and I'm in the middle of Okay, I got fire rescue coming. No, my dad's right there. He's following me. Little child He's following me. He's right there. >> Okay, is Is he breathing? Yeah. >> Hey, can you talk to me? No, he's fine. I'm saying my dad is having a stroke. He's My dad's having a stroke. Honey, >> Yes. Okay. So, quick question. We're just trying to rush. I'm in my pajamas. You know. We're in the middle of moving. What the what the what the I'm just trying to get to my dad before he starts >> Okay, do you know where Cleveland Yes, absolutely. I'm a nurse. I'm a nurse. I'm in the middle of moving. And do you have your license? I can get it from my mom. You don't have your We live in I'm in the middle of moving. You guys are awesome. I understand. I would just leave that. Is your kid okay to drive? Yes. As long as we see papa. Okay. Hey, and I would just leave that rather than me I understand. Thank you. I apologize. Okay. You good? How old is your He's four. Give him a fist bump. He knows Ryan. He knows Ryan. You guys are good guys. See the kids got your life. Bye-bye. Look he's got the LED. Where did you come from tonight? My mom and dad live right there and just right there. >> you come from though? Bridge Road in the back of the house. >> Bridge Road? Okay. How far is that? It's right there. It's right there? Okay. So My mom's actually she's following me. So I'm going to call her. Okay. Well I mean we've been sitting here a while and I haven't seen anyone following. Well why are you turning your wheel? What do you mean? I wonder why you're turning your wheel if you're not going anywhere. Um In early 2026, [music] a Florida traffic stop escalated when a driver claimed a family emergency while showing signs of impairment. [music] She was driving with a suspended license, an open vodka bottle, and her unsecured child in the backseat. [music] Under Pennsylvania versus Mimms, officers can order anyone out of a vehicle during a lawful stop. No additional reason needed. When she refused to [music] exit, citing her pajamas and her kid, the officer had clear legal authority to remove her by force. Are you able to step out of the vehicle for me? Ma'am can you step out of the vehicle for me? >> getting out of the vehicle. Uh I thing is I'm not asking you, I'm telling you. Can you step out of the vehicle for me? No, I cannot. Why is that? I'm consenting out. I only have a pajama shirt on. I'm on the way to the ER with a baby in the pouring rain. Well we got a fire rescue response. I'm going to ask you one more time. May I you step out of the vehicle for me? >> No, I will not. No? Ma'am, can you Look um Can you wait so I can put pants on? >> You got Can you put pants on and step out? What did you say? What's that? What did you say? I said I'm consenting out. Keep the window down. I said I'm consenting out. I You fine. >> off. Okay, that's fine. >> vehicle off. Okay. Shut the vehicle off right now. >> Hello. Can you go on the other side and turn the vehicle off? I got it. Can I put pants on? >> Turn it off. Is it off? Can I put pants on? Turn your vehicle off. It's off. Let me put pants on. >> Okay, go ahead and do that. I'm closing the door. We're not closing the door. Let me put pants on, with please. No, we are not closing the door. I'm asking nicely. Please, in front of him. Okay, step out of the car. Get out and close the door. That's just Let me put pants on. >> your Where is your pants on? Where is your pants? I just thought my dad's having a stroke. >> Where is your pants? >> pants at? Let me go get my my mom's. No, you're not going anywhere. I don't think she had any any pants on at all. Look at the boxes she got. I'm seeing everything. Please don't do this in front of him. Oh, yeah. Can I talk Can I talk to your mom? Can I talk to your mom? What's her name? Do you see the car key anywhere? She's pulling up. Can I talk to her? Yes, he's a sheriff. He's coming. No, but that was because of a mistake. Can you call your mother? Can I Can I Can I talk to her myself? We need to get the car key out of the vehicle. Wait, where's your car key? She has it. Do you have any medical conditions, ma'am? We need to get her get her out of the car. She's not coming out. >> Okay, can you step out of the car? Yeah, can you let me put pants on? No. No. Unbuckle Unbuckle your you. But I was. Okay. We're going to walk to the car. I can smell it on her. Take a seat. No, what is the What did I do wrong? >> detained right now. Take a seat. Can you tell me what it's for? >> seat. But But, I like you. But Can you tell me what for? Can I get to my son? >> No. Stop moving. Turn it off. Okay, take a seat. Florida's implied consent law is straightforward. Driving Florida, you've agreed to a breath test if arrested for DUI. Refuse the test, automatic 12-month license suspension. Your refusal gets used against you in court. She claimed she couldn't blow hard enough, but her pattern of >> gets used against you in court. She claimed she couldn't blow hard enough. But her pattern of starting and stopping suggests otherwise. Officers have discretion here. They decide if it's genuine inability or just passive resistance. Add it up. Suspended license, open container, impaired driving, unsecured child. That's multiple felonies stacking. Florida law enhances DUI penalties when kids are in the car. We're talking mandatory jail time and serious fines. Can I talk to my son? >> No. Take a seat. No. Take a seat. Take a seat or I'm going to put you in the car. Take a seat or you're Why? Why? Honey. Please my son. Let me just give my hug. Put your feet in the car. >> do anything wrong. Put your feet in the car. >> My ex-husband. Ma'am, what's your What's your phone password so we can unlock it and call your mom? Don't open the door. Too warm. Too hot. Too freaking hot in here. Let me talk to my son. What's your What's your phone password so we can call your mom? >> God damn it. Let me out and talk to him. What's your phone password so Let me do it. Give me a minute. Let me talk to him. What's your phone password so we can unlock it? >> My ex-husband changed it. Okay, but what is it? >> Please let me out and let me talk to my son. >> What What's your phone password so we can call your mom? What time is it? 6:34. It's wrong. What's your phone password so we can talk to your mom? Let me calm him down before I lose him. Ma'am. Ma'am. I'm asking you. You look like the sweetest guy in the world. >> Okay. I'm trying to >> through the hardest time in my life. I understand. I'm trying to be reasonable with you. You're the best of the best. Okay, but what's your phone password? We need to contact your mother. Please me the my son, and then I will. Well, can we please contact your mom? I will. Can you >> We want to make it We want to make it so we can contact your mom so we can >> I tell him it's okay before he stops breathing? Who's That's all I want to do. You can keep me in these close to me over time. Ben. You want to tell him that the phone is going to be plugged in, okay? Mom, I don't know how to unlock the phone. Ask him if he's having a hard time breathing. He's got my phone. Where's the phone? It's in the up on the driver seat. Where's the phone? It's on the driver seat. Hey, buddy. Buddy. Buddy. Hey. Buddy. You want to talk to me? My name is Logan. Buddy. What's your name? What's your name? Hi, can you Who's this? Okay, are you the kid's dad? Okay. So, apparently she's driving with a suspended driver's license, and there's indication that she might be impaired while driving. So, she's going to go to jail. We need somebody to come here, and um we can turn the kid over to. Oh, she's I'm so sorry. Where Where are you coming from? So, I am at the intersection of US1 and Wright Boulevard. Yes, at the bottom of the bridge. I'm on the north side of the bridge, with the red bridge. Yes, you will see the light flashing when you um pass the bridge. Okay. What was dad? Do you know what what his dad is? So she has sole custody. Okay. Is dad Is dad around? Is he here? Okay. So you So you are her her dad. Okay. Okay. How long's it going to take you to get here? Okay. And you say you with you have somebody with you? Okay. So we can probably just turn the vehicle over to you guys so we don't have to tow it as well. Okay. Tell me. Okay. You You said Okay. Uh you said she was with you earlier. Okay. Do you know if she has been drinking? And for miles up in Auto Zone. Okay. Well, there's there's an open bottle of alcohol on the driver side of her vehicle. Yeah. Okay. So 20 minutes you'll be here? Go put your raincoat on so you can stay here with your kids. Put your raincoat on. Yeah. Okay. Can you Can you talk Can you talk to the kid so you can try to calm down? He's kind of emotional right now. I'm going to put I'm going to put you on the speaker, okay? Hey, I have grandpa on the line, okay? Can you talk to grandpa? You can talk to him. It's papa. I have papa on the phone. I know, it's papa. I have papa on the phone, okay? You're not calming down. No. Because if I take you out of that car, you're going to cause me issues. I won't. I won't. >> No, I I was being nice with you and I was cooperating with you. I wasn't going to do that in front of them, but then you were doing whatever you were doing, so that's why that happened. Because I'm getting you guys. I was just dumping out the open thing of vodka. >> You guys spit on us. You spit on us. Okay, let's go. Yeah, I did it. I'm sorry, my next to me and I'm papa. Come on, baby. Thank you for coming. Thank you. All right. You guys have your ID on you so we can document >> Yes, sir. >> your information. Come on, buddy. Papa's here. So, she was with you earlier? She just left our house. Was she drinking that you know of? Not that I know of. >> Okay. Um we have a house together with her. We we helped when she got married 4 years ago, we helped her and her It's probably my fault, but I mean it was a red flag and he was a felon and I said turn it around. She was pregnant and I helped them buy a house in Port Saint Lucie, put the down payment down and he's never paid anything. Wow. Now he's either in Miami or New York. We haven't seen him for a year. She got full custody, which is unusual. I mean that's how bad it was and then he kept stalking her. He'd come over. We got restraining orders. It's You've heard it all, I'm sure. You've heard all this stuff before. >> I don't mean to Yeah, I'm sorry that it happened. Don't worry. sorry. That's your guys' call. Just Oh, anything bad happened in this vehicle? I had a stroke during the whole deal. Small stroke, so I'm glad to be here. Yeah. I've always helped her. Probably that was my biggest fault. She's coming here and I'm catching her every time. I don't know if she'll ever wake up. Did you put the seat belt back on him or is it Oh, yeah. Oh, I'll put it on. Let me double check. It's a Oh, it's okay. Oh, yeah, it's all the time. Hey, Bonnie. I'm going to put you Where's the light? It wasn't >> Bonnie, can I see your flashlight for a second? Yeah. I'm going to make sure you have your seat belt on. What? Is the seat belt on? It wasn't in this whole time. It wasn't? I'm so sorry. Can I put it on for you now? You can sit. It's hard for me to hold the breath cuz I have asthma. Fingers in. Thank you. I'm just sitting here. Can you breathe normally? Are you breathing normally? I I was not I'm No, I'm not. So, this is a simple breath. You're not blowing harder or any softer than you breathe. That's how this works. So, if you can If you're breathing normally, which you are, you should not have an issue with this. So, and then like if I pass all that, like I could go home? This is not a pass and fail. Okay, so Okay. Ready? Don't touch it. Just put your mouth on it and blow. Deep breath. Go. Deep breath. Blow. Blow. Keep blowing. No, see you're not blowing anymore. You're not blowing. Don't Don't touch it. Put your mouth on it and blow. I got it. No. Put your mouth on it and blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. You're not blowing. Your chest isn't even moving. Blow. Your chest is not moving. Blow. >> Blow with my chest. No. Put your lips on it. If you do not blow, it's going to count as a refusal. >> I'm blowing. Blow. See? No, you just stopped. Keep going. Keep go Put your You cannot yell at me. Put your lips on the on the mouthpiece and blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. It's not having a steady No. I said with the consistent tone. Keep blowing. I'll tell you when to stop. Keep blowing. Nope, you're not blowing. Blow. Blow. Keep blowing. There you go. Yep. You don't have to look. >> Consistent. I'm not looking at anything. You have to keep blowing. So, are you Are you not willing to provide >> Are you not willing to blow? I said I'm willing but I'm not able to. >> Okay. She should be locked up. Okay, thank you so much. >> Mic's turned off. You're going behind the car. Oh, thank you so much. Oh, thank you. >> Yeah, thank you for coming. We appreciate it. Yeah. That's a steep learning curve. Hopefully maybe she'll learn something. I don't know. What do you think? Well, um now we stop with the court. Um you guys can also petition the court through professional assistance. How many does she have any issues with like substance abuse? No. Do you think she has problems with substance abuse or is it all mental issues? Mental. Or mental. And Yeah, well, after drinking, I think it's become on top of that and it's uh anxiety medicine. She's anxious tremendously and then Has she been to detox? No. No. That might be an option. I don't I don't to do. I mean it's torture. Yeah. There are several detox facilities around. You can maybe reach out to one of to one to see if you know she would she would go for detox and and try to get her clean. Or this this direction now is probably going to get her in in some trouble if she's going if she don't try to go clean. You and I know one thing. Unless she wants to to get clean True. all these fancy places and whatever Yeah. I honestly don't know. Don't you think he'll agree? Yeah. You got to want to do it. And you think she'd want to do it for this little guy? All we can do is try. You know, it's up to her to accept the help. Yeah, I'm not big into God, but I'm starting to get into it. All right, honestly thank you for coming for the kid. What's your name, sir? It's Angerville. Angerville. Angerville. Yes, sir. Just drive away. Yeah. It's nice to meet you. Unfortunately it's And this marriage Yes, sir. Well, drive safe, okay? Yes, sir. All right, not a problem. I'm buckled in. All right, awesome. That's good. Thank you. Drive safe. The officer gets a B. Legally sound throughout, but the drawn-out argument about pants created unnecessary drama. [music] 30 seconds of supervised dressing would have gotten compliance faster and traumatized the kid less. The driver gets a D. Personal crisis or not, she put her child in serious danger and broke multiple laws. Family emergency? Call 911. Don't drive drunk with a suspended license and your kid unbuckled. Three takeaways. >> [music] >> One, implied consent isn't negotiable. Refuse the breathalyzer, lose your license automatically. Two, emergencies don't give you a free pass to break the law. There's always a legal option. Three, officers dealing with kids on scene [music] need tactical flexibility. Small accommodations often prevent big problems. [music] Let us know what interaction you'd like us to analyze next in the comments below. Thanks for watching. Check out our second channel Audit the Court for more police interaction and courtroom content. No, I'm good. I'll walk back. I'm good. Thank you.